The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-18 00:00:00

•, ,nd then would not appear against him, as I thought "rota , m prove, and I took his promise that he w ou ld te i g 4 SAC Me any more. y r B ar k e r—Won't,you trust to his promise any more rh, com plainant-ISo. 'ILe defendant said if he wan allowed to go this time he .01U ne ver get drunk spin. 'Mr. 'Luker said he should not let the defendant go fitc't punishment. He then ordered him to pay ne to default to be imprisoned in the House of Correc t kith hard labour, for two calendar months. ilooner was locked up in default. MARLHOROUGH.STREET. A NOIAANCE HTDZ-PARK. ~rll wretched-looking women, who nightly frequent ~,de.park for the purpose of prostitution, and whose con. ; ratah corcplained of by persons having to cross the evniog, were charged before Mr. 'l'yrwhitt with conduct in the part. .:,td :.o.lllettocey, two constables of the A division, Ateitg the women molest and annoy gentlemen the park on Saturday and yesterday evening, and es then took them into custody. to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the officers said they bad ..a tte women as frequentets of the park for two or r Tears. $;., of the women said that what the constable had stated .4. too true, rod that she did go into the perk to get a 44444:. bat if she could work she would not. Tyrwhitt committed some of the prisoners for four and others for seven days. of the women seemed very happy at the result, as she i,.ft tie court singing. HAMF/3. STTLIIPTED SUICIDE. &ow., formally a beer• shop keeper, in oLo lea been frequently in custody for vaulting biz and toed and imprisoned. was brought before Mr. ice:!rych, charged with attempting to commit self destruc, • ...vael Belles, a police-constable, No. re. K. said he was upon last night to a house, No. S. Woodhouse-plam, ........Ley-green, where he found the prisoner on a bed with Brest cut. He conveyed him to the London Hospital, e.,cc the wound was dressed. lie was directed to keep him .Ntody. lse wife of the prisoner, who appeared to be deeply c ,..,, te a, said that she left her husband in bed for a short aid when she looked at him again she found 4strange ::...eration in him, and he was bleeding from the throat. The prisoner, in defence, said he was formerly in affluent c:7:arnsrances, but bad latterly been in great distress and ~,t h very little to eat and drink. Yesterday afternoon be r..et with a few friends who gave him liquor, and it affected strangely. He was very sorry for what he bad done. lie promised not to repeat the offence. Inspector Hayes, of the K division , said the prisoner bad rceo very often at the court, and his matrimonial differ had been a fruitful subject of discussion. The prisoner said be was getting up a benefit to relieve ton of his difficulties, and had already sold 265. worth of tickets. He implored of the magistrate to relines him. He eta extremely sorry. He would sot think of doing such a this; main. Mr. Woolrycb said he would not part with the prisoner st present, and remanded bim foe a week. THE ALLEGED CHILD MURDER AT LIMEHOUSIL COMMIPTAL OF THE MOTHER--(THIS DAY.) This forenoon, Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, the de r :.:v coroner. resumed, at the Victoria Tavern. Three Celt- Limehouse, the enquiry respecting the death of th e me t e :Wel of Rebecca Porter, alleged to have been murdered oe Christmas-day. The prisoner, Rebecca Porter, • respectable-looking, Ida!e-aged woman, was brought up in the custody of In spe.tor Beare, under • warrant obtained from the Seers tars of State. It will be remembered that the accused bad been for • ;wird of tire Tomah. in the service of the keeper of an ~,tiog-house in Halm-terrace, Limehoime, and that Si 5.1 e wore an immense crieoliwe the suspicioes of her ',awe= were at one :time excited. The scowled, how ,v,r, indignantly denied the imputation, and gave notice Mat she would leave rather than Imre off wearing crinoline. s Caristmas-day, while playing cards with the other ,err,ota she was noticed to be ill, and though she denied Living given birth to • child the deceased was found in a box. .Was. J. Harris, 2, Hales-terrace, West India-road, was and she stated that she did not know that the .:mail had I tapered any baby-linen. Witnea. never saw any. Reheats" Porter used to sit at work in her room in the evenings for nearly the whole time. She WILD in service ; I,ut witness saw her make no preparation for • child. She soaked for herself as well as for witness. When, on Christ tuas-day, witness taxed her with having given birth to a child, she denied it for half an hour. She afterwards ,bowed the child to witness in her box, which was ander her bed. She oinked witness to allow her to bury the child, and to take her again into her service, but that ..ould not be done. George Cronk. 330 IE, said that on Christmas-day be was tent for by Mr. Harris. By the inspector's orders he then —aompanietl Mr. Brownfield. the divisional surgeon. to Mr. t house. He saw the child in the box of the accused. There was a hassock in the box, and oat or two other things, tat no baby clothe*. Tae prisoner said that she had oo questions to put to the iri:tesset. The Coroner thee motioned the mewed is the usual man. :tr. and asked her if she wished to make any statement. in prisoner merely replied, " No, sir." Y:•. Harris, re.mlled, mated that she had been informed y sinter of the prisoner, that the prisoner bad boon rLamel .aid tad given birth to two e.hildron. Tbooechildren were J.eal Witeen did not enquire what was the cause of tie:: deaths. Tzt Caroner then read over the depositions at length, and ▪ ttst all the circumstances were of such a character as ' to reader a verdict of wilful murder inevitable. ice medical man examined is the ease indeed said that, • the child bad fully breathed he could not ooeclu s..eir say Mat the child had been fully born alive. But tee other (acts should not be overlooked—the determined ~riuence in concealing her coadition by means of a large rico:inr —no clothes being provided (or the child, although the ac .ased must have known that she had gone h,: fill time—the dental tor half an hour that she had ^ . t en birth to any child—the ooneadmeet of the dead body in a box—and the marks of violence on the throat, abet were plainly visible, all seemed to show a settled in tect:on to make away with the child, and doubt le., to deposit it in the street at a convenient opportunity. The arr. after a long deliberatioe returned a verdict of " Wiful Murder" against Rebecca Porter, but stated, in tendering their verdict, that had the law given them ea option, they would have brought in a verdict of man rlauihter in preference, u they believed that there could Lute b,en no malice against the deceased, but that the mother bad deprived it of life in an attempt to conceal the net of its WU, in order to avoid the shame of detection. The Coroner then made out bis warrant for the committal of the mother to Seagate for trial at the Central Criminal sourt. THE EXPLOSION AT LIVERPOOL. (From the Li,t,wol Albion of this day.) • Considerable interest having been excited as to the liability of the insurance online for the damage to pe ttily, we may state that the terms of their policies exempt them from such damages. On Saturday, however, the directors of the Royal came to the determination of m aking good the loss suffered by they insurers. It was reported on Saturday—but very probably the report was incorrect-- that a solicitor in this town had been instructed by some of the sufferers by the explosion to proceed spinet the owners cf the vessel. It is tat probable that the whole of the powder on board the Lottie Sleigh exploded. Overcharge a piece of ordnance with powder, awl a quantity fails to ignite. It has not tine. We may, therefore, presume that not more than three, four, or live tons exploded, sod that the remaining noi.;intxd barrels were forced into the river. Supposing the entire quantity had exploded! The consequences must Lay. bat. Rauch more disastrous. Some persons suggest that the yawl -could have been scuttled ; but there was no time to du it. Besides it is no easy matter to scuttle a "let" thin ; the water not penetrating rapidly. We have %.,e 0 a man-of. war's crew firing for hours at a burning vessel with the inteution of slaking her, but without result. Had they run one of Messrs. Laird's rams at her the result might Lase testa: their stability satisfactorily, and prevented the .;I...:ers reaping a glorious harvest. The destruction of the Lottie Sleigh naturally directs attention to the shipment of powder in the Mersey. Several ‘,.,rs .go powder was stored in shore magazines at Liscard, 4 heahire. The population in that neighbourhood didn't their proximity, and agitated for their removal, in they were succesefuL The powder for shipment is Low kept on board a ample of vessels specially constructed f.r the purpose. awl anchored in the broadest part of the raver, bear L.stliam. Theis vessels are so arranged that case of danger they can be immediately scuttled. Iced, every precaution is taken to avoid accident. With o..t the shipment of gunpowder from the Mersey is to be irol,Wited entirely, we must run some risk. The Thames Los the .i.iiet waters of Gravesend, where ships can load and ; hut Liverpool merchants have only to choose be tween risking the lose of their property in Bootle Bay, or remov,hg their establishments elsewhere. The Mersey is a table liver, Kid the enormous increase of shipping of late ytar, tlready tasks its capabilities to the utmost. We should, howetor, be acting injudiciously if we attempted, its the %CO of a very slight rink, to interfere with any one of the trmles whi-h mud to our welf are. ria.. , ii;;lt was putrore;m;;Cand not paraffin oil. in Saturday a large portion—nearly all one side— ' the Lome Sleigh. including the bow, was stranded on at beach bear abs Boating magazines off Brocuborongh ; ~...obe r consi d era bl e port i on o f th e h u ll was s t ran d e d be - ~.en Egreniont and Now Brighton. THE GREAT EASTERN STRAII-SNIT.—We hear meeting of Great Eastern creditors took place oe Nt ...lay, but beyond deciding to abandon the lottery nothing definite was determined. Arrangements • ~ring eery promptly made to return the money alresdy , •trued, and Mr. Stone* connexion with the lottery is .u.ranteci that no time will be lost in winding the affair • rerprd Albion. Arrival for the week ending 28th Jan WS year 805 maks. and delivery 1,07 mike. The arrival last week eons prised 557 casks tom Australia and 1 .auk from 8. Megrim METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THM DAY.) _ _ _ _ _ The supply of beagle is much shorter. yet trade is dull ; oar quotations are, however, freely given, and in a few instances exceeded. The number of sheep is very small, but quite sufficient for the demand, the dead markets being well supplied and trade heavy. Good calves are scarce, and rather dearer. From Ger. mans and Holland there are 270 beasts, 560 sheep and 17S calm ' • outland . 450 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,560; inland, 190 ; and 460 from the Nlrthern and Mid land counties. Ps, swiss 013110. s. d. s. d. Par Koos et Sibs. s. d. s Dot Scots, ftsrelds. 50 5 I Bast Desk HI-Waft •0 0 0 Rost Shurt-hon —s 4 8 6 0 64.4 Long -yr nols . 6 4 6 &Ms d qua bowls 3 0 4 2, Do. do. Shore 0 0 0 0 Oahu 4 4 6 0 Ives & second quill 4 6 5 0 Pip Dad Dits.tED•brods 610 6 I lasm 6 l . urs : no. no. and lambs. 14.8:0: -Olives; BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIB DAY.) Mews. Pattandina and Smith report • costiatted active demand for both English sod foreign hops, of all descrip tions, at an advance of from 3s. to per cwt. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)., Wslla Ead Hottest, 24a. ; Wlls End Haswell, 24a. ; Walla End South H.tton. 24a. ; Wall■ End Booth Hartle- pool. 22a. ; Walla End Eden Main. 22a. 3d. ; Walls End Grant* 22a. ; Walls End Riddell'. 221. ; Birekarwea Graisolo, Zia. ; Walk*: Primrose. 18a. 6d. ; Hartlepool Went Hartley, 18a. 6d. 51 ships at market. FATAL DUEL AT SICNIeIL —Letters from Munich mention the painful serration caused there by a fatal duel between Counts Sternbach sad Hohnetein, which re cently took place near Fringing, is Barnes. Sternbach, it is mid, was jealous of his young wife, and suspected her of being too partial to his half-brother, Hobo gain, a natural son of the old ex-King of Bavaria, now in Morns. Hohostein took odes°e at the other's suspicions, and, instead of expostulating with him sod cooviociog him that they were unfounded, challenged hint. The affair was referred, according to one account.. to 640-:allot "court of honour," which. ootwitlirauding the coounguinity of the adversaries. decided that the duel must take place. They fought at 10 puma The alleged adulterer had the first shot, and sent his bullet straight to the heart of his half brother. The victim, who was lieutenant-colonel of cnirea siert, and who had the reputation of an excellent officer, leaves one child a year old. The Munich clergy refused to attend the burial of the slain man, sod a comrade from the regiment officiated at the grave. RAILWAYS. Sator= 4" 1.14 100 sal Birm.,Wo Lßlythand t Tyne tittonr VaL 8 4 84. 10 an Boaton,Bleafnlot 6} 4 Itt. 100 Etrlitol and Exeter 84 88 Bt. 100 Caledonian l2l 122 60 all Cork and Bandon Salsa today to 1 y.ra. 90 • all :Optimal' 7 71 10 j all •Da. A . 1 A nodlv. until 6 10 • all Do. B (lb. c. lipid to B. ' 60 • all Dublin austßeatJunc 37 33 23 I all Dundee,Perth,SAbd.Ju 16 17 . St. .100 Edinburgh and Glasgow 97 94 St. 160 Glasgow and S. Western 107 109 St. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 60 61 St. 10U Do. A Stock 47 49 St. 100 Do. E. Ans. Stk., No 7l 81 St. 100 Great North otScotland . St. 100 Great Northern 1271 1331 St. 100 Do.A I A rec. no dlr. un- 13.3* isei St. 100 Do.B 11116 p. c. Lipoid B 134 136 St. 100 Gt. South & West. Ire. 96 100 97 St. 100 Great Western 9 51 66 1 64 1 :Si St. 100 Do. Stour Yal.GuaStk St. 100 Do. South Wales CO 63 54,. , 100 I Do. W. Md.—Oxford 39 41 St .100 I Do. Do. Newport 113 37 Bt. .100 Do. Do. Hereford 102 104 til 100 Imsbashire k Yorkshire 111 1111 1111 tsks 100 London and ltlackwall 72 73 73 St. 100 Lon., Brlghtn, st S.Coast 107 106 i 107 5} St. ;160 London,Chatlum A Dov. 43 46 St. .100 • LotidondgNorth Warta. 107 1074 1071 161 7 St. •100 LoolonssouthWestern 1011 lor I St. 'lOO Man ,shet.,& Lincoluoh SOl 61 1601 1 60 • all Maryport and Carlisle • 121 1 all Do. Do. • 1 Shares • St. 100 Metropolitan 1064 10 2 1 107 61 7; 6,1 II 10 I ' Do. New Dar 9 76 St ,100 Midland l2Bl 1 11481 I 6041 all Do. New St. ;100 Do. Blrm. & Derby . 97 90 69 , all Mid. Gt. Wu. (Ire.) — 4S all Do. 1 Shares .. , It 1 all Kid Kent 10 I all Mid lent (Cray Line) — St. 100 North British St. 100 Do. idfue,Perth,Duat 96 U St. 109 N. Eastern—lierwiek U leg Du. G. N. lt. Pnrc — 1 54. 100 Do. leads 69 69 St. 100 Do. York O Ol 00 1 St no Do. Callide — IS all Do. Stock.teDerling. 93 39 IS 17 Do. do. 1666-56 94 101 pm BS IV • Do. do. 180041 7l 8 1 Ps 84. 100 North London 10 • 6 I Do. New .., 1 2 pro St. 100 North StaffordalaVe 7B 79 • 10 all' N. et S. Western June 11 111 St. 100 Scottish Central St. 100 Scottish N.& Aber. Stk 43 46 . St. 100 Scottish Midland bet 100 10 all,Shrewsbury A Welchpl — St. 100 Shropshire Colon 6l 54 , St. 100 South Devon 33 34 I U. 100 South Seater 64. 100 EL Yorks& A Weer Dun liti 100 20 all Stabs'a. Woking/m.6c. 10 101 M. 160 Tag Vale w}„ •73 1331 1011 1 di, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1884: SHARE Lltall-CHIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway market is flat to-day, and prices have declined in most instances. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded / per cent. ; Midland, ; London and South Western and Great Wes tern, 4 ; and South Eastern, I. London and North Western stock is now qquoted 1074 to / ; Great Western, 654 to 4 ; Mi dland, 128 j to 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1104 to 111 ; Great Northern, 1274 to 1284 ; Caledonian, 121 to 122 ; South Eastern, 95 to ; Great Eastern, 504 to I ; Metropolitan, 1064 to 1074 ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 02. Namur and Licige and San Paulo shares are in quired for, other foreign lines being quiet. Grand Trunk of Canada Third Preference and Great Indian Peninsula stocks are dull ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. So. 18h. COIUMUZe. ttl. I Cl. Debra 90,000 10 !Laglo-Merlon 111 M 1 all I 12 121 60.000 10 I Atlantic 11.11411 192 (L)' al — — 20,000 25 ,Auelrallan Andra l9 :19 21 47,000 10 lletiloWaterworlm (L) an 8} 91 10,000 6 Bomber Gas ,'LlmlUd . 4 Lehi Ipm 6.000 60 'Brltleh American Lent 40 23 16 • 634.70.11. 84. B. &1. Mag. TeL (L) ICO 00 66 12,600 20 ' &Inch Indian Tea (L ) II 1 Ijpro 10,000 20 British Iran 40,000 _2l !Canada Agency' Ae (L) . 54. ' 8,916 3% Canada Land ',1..) 26,000 20 'Ceylon Company , 7 I Se 3.lpin 40,000 10 ,Coro. of AfrleenMer.(L) 2 . idle Ipm 60.000 50 CommerelalCcdoti:lnz) 6 91 4Pm IL= 20 ;Cop.M.M . Pref.7l p.e an 131 24 111 10022251 81 ;4.1441 1008101. 84. ! Do. Preference 'lOO 112 115 i 2:77,000L 19.. Do. 6p. et. Pup. Deb lO9 , , 112 115 10.000 100 DlacountCorporatlon , 7 ' 71 31 4tr . -- 60,000 20 .E. India IMg. et Canal' 5 . 1 .... 'lO 1197ptlanCora& Trd.g. 1 ' If 2pm 879,9731. U. • Dectne Telegraph 70,000 5 'Eng. and Am. Copper al ' 11 21 125,000 20 •G.Ltedit& FILM Lon.,L 4 , 21 Spm 7 M 20,000 15 .Gen. Bteani Navigation 1 4 ' 074 204 .7- 330.000 1 Great Ship L. 171p.c.p. MI ' 100,000 90 Hudeon . elley sll 10 3 1 171 160,000 20 Internat. Ytnan.See. ;1 ) 6 i 4 1 3 pm 101 i 1 60.000 20 Mallen Irrig. (Cm. Car ). 8' 2e.tis IMMIX 100 ' Do, 41 p. c. Ede. r. 1870. all . In 86 83} 40,000 16 JolntatockDleconnt(L) 6 . opm 61 7 40,000 16 Do. New 6 i 24 11pm 20.000 26 Loud. African Trading 4 j 12,000 5 ,Lood.lNstrice TeleCL) an • 1 2 20,000 60 Load. Sloan. Arlo. ~ L) 16 11 111 pee 161 1 } 176,000 4 Loud. G. Omnibus C..(L) all • 2 4 24 • 20 'Madras brim. & Cam! all 1 1 -- 12,04 10 'Meat. Satan Tel. (L.) a ' 3 5 ' 20 000 60 Ilerean.Cre.litAiso.(Li. 2 3 4pm 690,0000 10 Natal lend &Col. C. :L) 5 61 19 01. ' 26 Nanonal OM Coin. fL) 5 elpen 111 11 20,000 100 National Mann Nev. , L 2 Ole par ' .. .. - . . . . . . .. ,_ . . 6,000 90 • NortinddaCael & L (1.; I . e 16910' 4000 20 Do. New 1 * lepan 20,000 25 N.Zeolandtt LoankLl 2 166,674 1 N. Reitlah Austral,. (L) all f & . 40.000 2 N.Er.t.,tffierean.la.(l. - 61 14 19} 40,000 25 Ocean Marina luaus.) 3 14 15 pm 14 10,000 20 Oriental eontmeraiskl 7 4 6pm 10D 000 1 (Mental Gas ;Limited all le 1 50,000 1 Do. New 1 ..* Om 40,000 10 OrientinlandSteam(L) - 2 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited' 3 *di, {pm &3.0001 St. Poelltiv.Landt 1ti0.,1:, 100 47 49 20,000 60 Peninsular &0. Steam all 75 80 20,000 60 Do. New 3O 17 19pm. 17,000 10 Quelmada I. R, d XII - it ' 10,400 60 &looney Iron 10,000 15 Do. New 4,230 15 Rio J. City. Improv. (1 ) all 26 17 ' 29730 25 Ditto ditto ' 4 * f i 15,000 100 Royal Mall&lsant 6O 78 fe 200,0001. St. Scottish Aug. lay. (L lOO 143 148 10,000 50 S. Able= IL & In. (L 5 11 11 ptazd, _14,200 25 South Aastratian Land all 35 33 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MARK-LANK—(TRL!! DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to oar market this morning, both by land and water-carriage, were very moderate, and the general quality of the samples was by no means Sue. All descriptions moved off heavily at a de cline in the quotations compared with Monday bat, of from is. to 2s. per quarter. W. were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Sales progressed slowly, and, in some instances, the currencies gave way ls. per quarter. Malting barley—supply of which wee rather limited—commanded quite previous rates ; but grinding and distilling sorts moved off slowly, at barely last week's quotatioas. The supply of malt wee tolerably good ; whilst4he inquiry for west kind, was somewhat restricted. In prices, how ever, no change took place. Good sound oats were in fair request. on former terms but heated parcels were much neglected, at barely the late decline The inquiry for beans was chiefly in retail, yet prices were fairly supported. No quotable change took place in the value of peas. The transactions were mach restricted. There sou aiair;;Ferorline flour. both English and forelp, at fall currencies. Other kinds were a dull inquiry at barely late rates. Scarcely any really sound American Sour is taw on offer. The airfoil; of inting cargoes off coast have amounted to 42, viz., 16 wheat, 4 mane, 6 barley, 1 valonia, 1 beans, 1 cartooned, 9 linseed, 3 rapeseed, and 1 lentils, &c. The breakiag up of the frost has produced considerable Mae tivity in the demand for wheat, and prices have glen way ls. per quarter, although there are still buyers for forward shipment. Mananopoli has chugged hands at 445. ; Ghirks Odessa, 425. 6d. ; Ghirks Taganrog, 425. ; Roumelian. 39a. ; and Egyptian, 38e, per quarter. About 20,000 quarters of various kinds have been sold for spring shipment, at from 425. to 43e. per quarter. Maize has moved off slowly at Is. per 4001 be. lees money. Odessa has realised 30s. lad. We have very little change to notice in the value of barley. The inquiry for it, however, has been much restricted. Galsitz Salina. Us. 3d. ; Danubian, 225. 3d. ; 'brad, 225. to Va- 3d. • Porto Lagoa, 21s. 9d. ; Scala Nova, 21a. 9d. per 4001ba. Beam have sold heavily, at 30s. Gd. for Egyptian. 98111.8 seed is quoted at 21s. to Vs., and Syrian Dari, 28e. to 29e. per go, 4Bolbe. The arrivals of linseed having bees the quotations have receded Is. per quar ter, with a glow inquiry. Black Sea qualities have sold at from 545. to 55e. per porter. About 2,000 toes Calcutta seed have found buyers, at 56a. per quarter. In warehouse, Bombay is held at 62a. to 625. 6d. ; Calcutta, 56e. to 60s. 6d. ; Egyptian, 55a. to 58s. ; St. Pe tersburg, 53e. to 575. ; Archangel, 48a. to 53a. ; and Riga,. 435. to 50m. per quarter. Linseed-cokes are in moderate request ; Loudest-made, 91. 15a ; sew York, in barrels, 9/. 15a to 101. ; ditto, in bags, 94 113 n to gt. 12a, ; Weddell. in Naga, 61 . 24 - 6d- to 9!. 9s • ; W. tee. Cottonseed cakes, English m are held at 51. toy /. sa. per ton. Rapeseed is e ther c heaper; Gusent, 59e. to 60a. ; Feronspore, 545. to 555. ; and Cal cutta, 52e. to 53a. 6d. per quarter. Wild Asoff has sold at 32e. per quarter. Cottonseed is moderately active, at 71. 10e. per too for Egyptian. AIIIVIX or BUM -Ecgliah : Linseed, 296: raPaaaad. 163 ; and sundry, 375 gm. Foieign : Tares, 4,137 ; linseed, 40,688 ; rapeseed, 18,014 ; and sundry, 280 qrs. F.XPORTS.-Linseed, 3,230 ; rapeseed, 2,734 qrs. CUBSENT Ifitleff3. 116011161. Per er. Par Qr. Iria n. Saar; Kent, rod labt at to 64 I floOkb. feed Ditto, maw - 40 to 43 _ , „ Ditto.olittellt al to tS 'Mak w hite lB6 Ditto, new . 4! to 49 i „ black , Norfolk and lasoola INANS. rod 1662 6O to 43 1 „ Ditto. now, - : 40 to 64 ;' amust I Malting Distilling ... Grinding 24 to 27 ' lima% EMIII, Norfolk, attlfolk 60 to 03 Kingston and Wars 64 to 66 , &own —_ OATS English, feed wzt Dtatzlc .lad [amp- 10 ll_ Do. C . . Ii 1 21 3 pm 26 El Do. 14 el Do. St. 100 Vals of Meath St. ha Valeria JUL & Pimlico 170 178 B*. 100 Waterford & liilkratty St. 100 West Cornwall BUITISu POMEVSIONI. 155,3631. la .. . 1 Do. Scrip --. . ' an I 0 ' 100.000 20 Thamentlleney In. L 2 6: pm 7j 12,600 10 TenatetnipantyofAns.L 1 r /pm et L. 60,000 20 T. Co. of U. Canada 6 Ipm 30,000 6 LtaltedK.Taieg Co. (4) 3 I die 50,000 20 ['doom. Racine Ina. L. , 6 / ft pm 61 2.500 10 Cr' AasineTra(lisa.) . 11 a il p. 10,000 30 VasDismeseelaad.... 28i 101 Ile PREFERENCESHARM. North &AIM Consolidate-3 Prof. 4 percept., 94. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Namur and Liege, guaranteed 6 per mat. prat., by Belgian government, 20. Utoman (Smyrna to Aidie), 11. San Paulo (Limited), guamateed 7per cent. (8/. paid), 8 j. Ditto (all paid), 20} 191 20. BANK OF HLVDOSTAN, CHINA, AND JAPAN. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of shareholders was held to-dity, at the London Tavern ; lir. Danual., Chairman of the company, in the chair. A resolution authorising the directors to increase the capital by the sum of I,OO),CrJO/. sterling, in 10,000 shares of 100'. each. was, after some d;scussion, agreed to, the new shares to be issued at 2 premium, and 8,000 to be allotted proportionally to the existing shareholders. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the directors. IMPERIAL BANK (LIMITED).--THIS DAY. The third ordinary meeting of the proprietors was bold at nOOO, at the Loadoa Tama ; Mr. Jams DICKSON 10 the chair. The following report and bilanceeheet were submitted for the half-year ending the 31st December, 1863 " Pursuant to the provisions of the articles of asomiatios, the director' bare now to submit to the shsteholden, for their adoptioe, the accompanying statement of account sal balance sheet for the half-year ending the 31st of December. 1863; together with the auditors' re- port thereon. From the profit and loss account it will be observed that after defraying the current charges of the bask, amounting, inclusive of directors' re muneration. and provinces for bad and doubtful debts, to 4,6211. 'Jo. yJ. ; and deducting the sum of 1,9681. Ns. Bd. for rebate of interest on bills discounted and not ye 4 der ; there remains an available balance of 9,613!. Ifis. 4d. The directors recommend that a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. par ananm, free of in- come tax for the six months ending 31st De comber, 1863, be declared, payable to the registered shareholders of the bank at that date, which will require the sum of 5,000'. That the sum of 3,(1C3/. be appropriated to a reserve fund ; and that the balance, 1,6131. 15., 4d., be carried forward to credit of profit and loss new account. The retiring directors, John I Alfred Uhowne, James Dickson, Robert Dineen, and Samuel Bolton Edenborough, Eels., being eligible. offer themselves for re-election.. The present auditors, George Broom and Peter Broad, Lau., also retire ou this occasion from office, and offer themselves for reappointment. The directive have the gratification to announce that the bank was on 151 November last admitted to the clearing house ; and that the business continues to make steady end satiates , tory progress, " Liabilities and Assets, Dee. 31, 18111.—D r.: To capita paid up, 199,95 u/. ; to amount due by the tank ca current, deposit, and other accounts, 606,4391. is. 11d. i to redemp tion of premises fund, IC.W. ' • to six mooths ioterest on ditto, 2/. •, together. 102/. ' • tobalance of profit sad lose ac count to June 30. 4,0121. 78. 2d. ; _to gross profits for the half-yesr. 16,2271 . 4s. 6d. ; together, 20,239/. Ila Bd. ; to less interest paid to custonsen. VOA 15e. 11ffi • leaving, 16,142/. 15a. 9d. ; total, 82',6341. 3e. gad . Cr.: : By Conga and India debentures, 19.364/. 9a. 7d. ; by bills discounted, loan to customers, fie, 657,50/. Is. 241. ; by each in bend, at the Bank of England, and at call, 119,1191. 16s. 11d. • by bank premises, furniture, and fix. tures, 22.M41. 14s:. • by preliminary expenses, 4,0001. ; t0ta1...84634f. "i'rofit sad Loss Acoonnt.—Dr. :—To warrant exegeses, including salaries, rent, directors' rerouseration, sod allow. since for bad debts, 4,620/. 9a. 9d.; to amount carried to profit and low new account, being rebate on bills dim• counted not yet due, PM. 10a ;to Palmeri , of divi dend, at the rate of 5 per mut, per annum, for the last half year, 5,0004; to amount carried to reserved fund, 3,0331.; to profit and loss, new account, 1,61:31. 15a. 4d.; total. 16,142/. res. 9d. Cr. By balsam broeght down, 16,1421. 11e. 9d.; total, 16,142/. 13s. 9d." The CHLUIMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said he hoped it would be considered satisfactory. The gross profits were 16,0,11 W. as against 10.06.6. in the cones poodiog half of last year. They had latterly been helium the benefit of public confidence, as manifested in the increase of the current and deposit accounts. During the half-year they bad been admitted to the clearing house, sod they were now able to trensact business in the same as the old basks. A branch had been 'meetly mooed in l'indsco, with every prospect of success. The hink was gaining confidence daily ; and he appealed to the shareholders generally to sodeavour to bring customers. After a Mort discussion the report was siepted. In reply to a questing the CHAISMIIf said the remain's ! tion received by the directors was 1.0001.. the &must they ht have taken being 2,000/. ((,'heers.) Adi at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum fres of income tax was declared payable on Tuesday, the 26th inst. _ _ . The meeting thea termivated with votes of thud]; to the directors and the manager. The Irestinikaftr Rerioir has a paper on the " Physiology of Sleep," giving the result of some experi• meets made by Mr. Durham, of Guy's Hospital. This gentleman "chloroformed " a dogged then cut away a piece of the bone of the skull about the size of a shilling and the subjacent of- re warn He then replaced the bone by "accurately fitting watch-glares, and roc dered the junction of their edges air tight by means of in spirited Canada balsam." He could then observe the changes in the brain produced by sleep through those windows. Letters from Zurich anuounce the approaching appearance in that city of a newspaper to be published thrive a weal, and to be called the White Boyle, whose main object will be to support the cause of the liberation of Poland. Its principles will be those of the Palish Na tional Government, as whose orpa it will have a semi official character. MARSHAL NA - RANGEL AND THIS DUIC/L—Apropos of the menaced attack os fileswig, sa &predate of Marshal Wrangel bee made Berlin smile this week. That eticeetrie old warrior gave a dinner the other day, and one of the guests rem►rked that it was, dotibtleav, a fare well banquet. The marshal acquiesced; he was off to Holstein to drive ►way the I. *decal troops and then to eater filesorig. And tenet, he wee asked, will you do with the Prises of Augostaebazg T " I will Oar* him." was the prompt, sod, let as live, jesting reply. The illeeforions Marshal was advised, it such were his latentioas, to keep them a secret from the Kisg. lest his Majesty, who is understood to entertain a certain feeling of goodwill towards Duke Froieriok, should see fit to transfer the command of his troops to as °Meer who took a lees bloodthirsty view of what ought to be the mature of as exeoutioa in Holateia.—Leilcr from Beth* fa the Tiatu. MONEY MARKEZ-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qum. The stock markets to-day are depressed, a number of sales having been induced by the disquieting statements which continue to be circulated with regard to the Danish question. The funds have declined 1 per cent., and the fall is more important in home railway securities and foreign bonds. In the latter department the chief feature has been a panic in Greek Bonds. Consols are now quoted 901 to ; for money, and 91, " buyers," for the account (Feb. 4). l i The official business report is as follows :- I Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90k, 1; ditto for account, 901; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, f ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91 ;1 Annuities, 1885, 141, ex div. ; India Stock, 215 ; 1 ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., 65., die. Foreign stocks are generally worse, especially the speculative descriptions. There has been a panic in Greek Bonds, which are now quoted 11 per cent, lower than on Saturday in conse quence of a statement that a very inadequate offer is about to be made by the government to the bondholders. Turkish securities and Spanish Passive Bonds have fallen Ito per cent., and Mexi can 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish 1864 Loan, 891 to 901; ditto, 1858, 70 to ; ditto. 1862, 671 to ; ditto Consolidis, 464 to 47 ; Greek, 21 to 1 ; Mexi can, 351 to f ; and Passive, 331 to 34. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Danish, 1825, 82 ; Equador, 121 ; Egyptian, 1011 ; ditto second issue, 1004, ; Greek, for account, 214, MI, 211, 22, 214, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 10, 94 ; Italian, for account, 671 ; Mexican, for account, 35j, 1,4, ; New Granada, 13; Por tuguese, 1853, 471; ditto 1856, Arc., 471, 48, 474 ; Russian, 1822, 924 ; ditto 1850, 871, 861; ditto 1862, 881, 89 ; Spanish, for account, 1 52, ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, 34, 331 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 141 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 1 67/, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 671. The Prince of Walee has arrived from Melbourne with 142,0001. in gold. • Tme Mtistyrns ran Two o'Ctocx. Consols are again ), lower, at 90; to for money, and 901 to 91 for February. We understand that a total of about 6,000,0001. sterling has been lodged at the Bank of England, in connexion with the'deposits on new railway bilis. This large snm is represented by cash, Consols, and Exchequer Bills. The taking of the city of Guanaxuato is an im portant incident in the Mexican campaign. Gus naxuato is the centre of probably the largest mining district in Mexico. It has a mint which has been worked tinder a contract with the govern ment by the Anglo-Mexican Mint Company ever since the year 101. This city was held by the Governor Doblado, considered one of the most able and respectable teen in the country. Mr. Frederick Wright, manager at Adelaide of the National Bank of Australasia, has arrived in London, charged to establish an agency here. The progress of this bank during the five years of its existence has been remarkably satisfactory. The deposits, which on the 31st December, 1858, were 3,736/., had risen at 34th September, 1662, to 561,7321., and at 30th September, 18G3, to 637,2881. The last half-yearly statement showed Foss profits (after providing for bad and doubt ful debts) of 43,3151., in addition to 11,4 W. profit on allotment of shares. _ We have received a copy of the preliminary prospectus of a new nudertaking to be called the Imperial Bank of China. This company, which is being organised through the agency of Mr. R. Mont gomery Martin, is to be incorporated with limited liability under the Act of August 7, 1862, and " under a concession from the Impenal government at Pekin." The proposed capital (subject to increase) is 1,000,000/. in 20,000 shares of 50/. each, to be issued in two sales of equal amount. Branch banks, with boards of local directors composed of British and Chinese merchants, are to be formed at Hong Kong, Canton, Shauighae, Foochoo, Tien-tsin, and at omen other cities as may from time to time be deemed advisable. The branches are to be under the con trol of the London Board, aided by the supervision of au inspector, as is the case with the Indian and colonial banks. It is further mentioned that "the authorisation of the government at Pekin has been solicited, by which the specie notes of the Imperial Bank of Ohina will be receivable in payment of custom duties and at the to offices throughout the empire." The legal rate of interest in China is stated to be 3 per cent. per month. The names of the members of the Loudon board are not yet published. The dividend on Manchester Sheffield, and Lin colnshire Railway stock has been announced at 158. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of 1 per cent, per annum. No dividend was given for the corresponding half-year of 1862. The first annual meeting of the shareholders of the SociiitiS Financibre d'Esupte is convened for the 29th February, at Paris. The annual meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company will be held on the 27th inst. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Con solidated Bank (Limited) is called for the 27th inst., when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. A meeting of the Australian Agricultural Com pany is convened for the 2nd February. The first ordinary meeting of proprietors of the Continental Bank Corporation will be held ou the 2nd February. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, is announced as payable on the stock of the Lancashire Insurance Company on the 20th We are requested to mention that Mr. J. B. Starkey, of Spye Park, Chimenham, has joined the direction of the International Roos Course Society, and that in consequence of the numerous applica tions the share hat will shortly be closed. The Emigration Commissioners require a ship to take passengers to Brisbane, Queensland. With reference to the prospects of the money market, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons has the following : The continuance of the extraordinary drain of gold from the Bank of France has led to purchases being made oa this side ; and the outdo., thus ca:cesioned being increased by the heavy commercial demand for specie for Egz India, and China, and it may now probably be added Japan, to say nothing of the absorption of coin cau.ed by the military movement► in the north of Germany. is begin sing to awaken anticipations of the possibility of an early return of the rate to $ per cent. Whether this step will be absolutely found unavoidable is a question that mainly de. Ponds on the price of cotton, as shippers, both in Egypt sad India, are merely waiting a rebound to recent prices to induce new consignments of large quantifies, for which gold or shyer will be demanded in return. SATCIDLY V 71217110. Consols, which cloud yesterday at 9l to for the 4th February, were first marked to-day 91/, and closed at 914 to 4. For money the last price was 90/ to 91. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, I, 91, 904 ; ditto for account, 911, ; Three per Cents. RednoW, 904, ; New Three per Cents., 94, 91, 904 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 106, f ; ditto Four per Ceot., 100 ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, late ; and Exchequer Bills, 55., 6e. dis. The India Five per Cent Stock was dull. Ex chequer Bills remain flat at 64. to 2e. die. The foreign stock market was tirin, and a alight improvement has taken place-in several instances. The shares of the Bank of London, though quoted in the Stock Exchange list of this evening 163 to 168, have been dealt in at 169. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were last quoted 1/ to 21 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 2to si prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit, 1 to 14 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, 1 to 1* prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 34 to 4 prem. ; Australian and I Yampa - 29 to u , Tick le to U Marrow 11 9 909 se to a _ G y .. . In. SS to S 3 New . OATS. Danish and swedish berg Rostock t Neeklew 47 to as Dit ir d 41 to 45 I Luislaa. hard soft Arne:dank red wid . e. 8.481.15. i Igyptian.. Grinding. Distilling ....Ones. 23 to SS td to SI 29 to 34 it= Dutch. hese 111 to 22 j ~ teed ILLEIVALS OF GRAIN. &c., 111 WATER CAILILIAGE, rlu INCLUSIVE.. BILUAL flu Cow. wen. Yellow .. peen u Ss Pe .. al to MAR. Town ludo, per 220 184. Routebold 3.! to 84 Country Norfolk sod Suffolk 18 to 25 I ex ship.. ... 24 to 28 FORME Pat Qr. I. B. 28 to SI INN Qv. I. a. 18 to IS IS to It 2* to as = to ae hawk par U to sr 34 to 37 American, per brt lo to !I Comeau. .. 44 to 191 M. LONDON, BY LAND AND JAN. 9 TO JAN. 1.. L. 64, Foreign . [Barley. I Mali., Oat& Bedussirear Flour. ars. gra tan. era !qrs. ' Orb @eke. 4133 21306 14444 1176 I 461 .. 19:'12 34 .... I 9369:.... 1 12130 I 8&7 26500 i !tois 1365 siie , 10557 i 111117 21300 30604 1360 ; 3306 3256 UM lii QR. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Oaf Wier= Ana INTIMIATIONAL (mom ova owa coseaspoNomr.) Marksilsboady at remit quotations ; the transactions will probably foot ap from 4,000 to 5,000 bales. MINCLNG SrcAtt. —The demand is still dull, and the sales are con fined to a parosl of grain, Mauritius, at 455. to 475. Re toed : Firm prices are still paid, but the amount of business doing is not important. COFFU —No sales of importance reported. Tea.—With the exception of some fine Nosing sorts at higb prices, the market ban been quiet. SALTPETRK.—For arrival. Ms. 6d. has been paid. Rice sad R .—No sales reported. Corron.—A limited business hu been transacted at full prices. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 300 casks, 800 bags West lodic , and 3.000 bap Mauritius uuggaarr ; 580 casks, 500 bags, and 30 bales coffee ; 50 000 of tea ; 1,000 bags saltpetre, and sundry dryaaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 41.. 3d., net cab; Petersburg Y.O. oa the spot, 42a. ; January to March, 41s. 9d. ; March, 425. ; April to Jams. 43.. 341. 2,170 casks were delivered last weak. PLLTICULLU Or TALLOW. Stock on Mad Ma day ....caakal 41400 14,870 Deli very loot week 1.03 2 369 Ditto trots Ist Juno i 14.162 5399.5 Arrival lard west Ditto boom IA hisie 02.461 IMMO TrioeY.C.oatkoopottbttdsycwt 4llo. 14. I 440. OIL Ditto Toss lasi Friday Ma Od. I dea. ed. IS to 17 30 to 111 U to ST U to 37 SIL I P.l. I BAILVAT±: I Closing prices. I Sales. 100 all Atlantic& St. LAWIVEICO 60 22 St 100 Dom Bar. 2.la.g.tp.e. 104 105 • 20 11 110. New # pm• 20 7i Do. E Shares • 8 1 204 al! Buffalo & Lake Baron 54 10 all D. ?reit rence 9a lOU 100 80., Braut,& Gorlerteh dp. C. Ilds.Ans. 1, 1672 — —, 100 100 Do. do. Judi I, 1e73 luo lOU Do. do. Jane 1, 0174 • St. 100 GIL & 3.Fasternsp.e.g. 103 IES 9t 100 Cape T. ,fe ;lockuµ C. C. UPI 104 100 all Demerara; p.e.pe . r.pre; — St. WO East. Ik-bpi gu. a ..o 14 107 6t. 100 Bast Indian go. 5 d a 106 104 20 15 Do. 0 Excenslon , f ilpm 31 15 Do. H do 2 ljpra 35. 100 Grand Trunk of C. 11134.4 20 21 100 all Do. list prof. Bonds 73 75 .74 100 all Do. do. deferred be (1 • 10u all Do. 2red pact Bonds ski 68 ' C7l lOu all Do. do. deferred 33 bd 100 all Do. 3rd pref. ?tp.if . ; 51 93 61 100 all Do. deferred 41 61 100 .11 Do. 4th met dtock 06 28 14.00 .11 Do. do. deferral 21 24 — 01 100 Great Italian remota:a I.d 107 108 - ii) ii - 1,74.3p0rc;i7: - .7. -- i -- ipa, --- 20 12 Do. January, Dt2 1 li;im St,. 100 Of. S. of India g. 6p. ct. lon n o . St. 100 Do Do 41 per cent — . St 2 M all Ot. Western of Canada 9+ 10 * I 16 Do. New ll 15012 100 all D0.0p.013.1a. pay. 1573 93 55 100 all D 0.51 do. do. 1077-0 td as 10 3 Indian Branch, Waited I 7pm 10 1 Do. New Bt. 100 Madras guar. Sp. mat 106 106 . 8t DO Do. do. 10 d St. 100 ! Do. do. do.— 90 93 20 2 Do. Fifth tandon 8t 100 Dell, Corp. 6 per c. Bal 50 all Meth. and Itobsotia Bay 57 69 SO all N. Brun& Cando Ait /1 3 5 Si: 100 122 SC 100 Saadi, pia 5 per cost. 104 105 100 Do. Dallll 10 lO.l 104 . i 20 2 Do. do. do St. 100 Du. Punjaub do lO4 104 St.. 100 Du. IndniBLblot. do. 100. ia. JOIN! STOCE WANKS. No. I SL. I TtLict. I Poll (.1. prima I s 20,000 100 Agra and U. Big lbsoff .10 as its i ipso KC AidanceLoaALlvergeol 25 1 Mega 141 10.000 100 De. New lO Mein : Si 100.000 20 Anglo Austrian _k Dow 0 4 i 22,500 40 Australasia all 75 77 I _ 7,500 40 Do. New lO 28 20 pa 46 10,001 It. Bank of &opt . all 2.4 204 0.000 100 Bank of Leedom 5O les ke 16,000 Lank of Otago ,lAmitad) 3 par pm 10,000 100 Babk of Quorosland (L) 15 IJla par 10,000 50 naukoltlotorla,Awdiia 15 41 43 • 5,000 100 Bank of Woks lam.) .. 15 6 4 414 10,010 19 Rank of New Zealand .. 6 EP (Vpmid —zd 60.000 29 Brazilian& Portngneae'L 5 ' 14 3pm 74 15,000 60 alit. et American /18.(1. 41isi • :0.000 60 British N. Mimics . nil 48 60 12,500 20 Char.bk. Brit. Columbia 10 1. llpaa 31.200 20 C. Ck. Dolia,Aua, China att 434 4d .434 4.1 3 4 7,890 20 Do. New 20,000 25 Carted. H. of Intl* etc all 05 GT id' zd 8.000 MO . . iClty '6O 110 1U P,OOO 1W cdcalal zs s ii rd 200,000 10 ComoMinted Bank ,L; 4 64 7pm 104 6,000 100 Continental IL., lO 2 Id 4 - 10,000 100 English and Irish .LIOn ‘ 10 11 - 2&000 h .Entt rot. &AtuLatartd all fit 234 234 40, , .00 60 English and Swedish 'L 3 . 1 :;pm - 40,100 60 European Bank• Limited 6 1 0) II is 6) 10,000 100 Ilindosn.Chinatlap.(L': 25 64 9 pen 33 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 60 31 44pm 24 135,000 20 'lmperial Ottoman lO 7 71pm 174 ; 100,000 20 Land Mort.M. India ;L' 2 2 21pm I; 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot ,I 8 t 411 t - 10.000 100 London and Braf Dian . 33 19 1 101mnd 60 4 id 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayreatit.Piatei 40 8 lOpot 484 20,000 25 Do. do. New 1 2 24pm - 6,0 ‘0 100 Lon., Mr., &8. /MIL (L ', •17 3 2 as' - 50,000 9/ Lou. Cliltank of AttatrL, all 261 PI 201 7 10,000 100 London and Colonial )1, lO 34 WI& - 30,003 50 London and ('.'only 2O 61 62 - 5,000 100 100. HamiarCon.M(D` 0 fills par I - 00,000 60 London Joint Stock lO • 331 181 10,050 100 Lon. and Northern (L 'l5 dis pen' - 90,000 20 London& South African all 164 274 6,000 20 Do. Do. New - 10.000 100 London & B.ArnerlemitL. 7 par Ipa - 6,000 100 ton. &8. Wtaterit Urn 15 14 - 00.000 10 • Lou. & Westminster - 10,000 100 Merchant Bank 73 14 *Wan 111 20,000 60 Mercantile & Brahma I. 10 . 4 61pm - 7,000 100 Metro. & Prey. Bank J. 10 2 3 pas. 222 3,000100 Do. Reserved 2O t 3pm - 5,000 100 Midland Bank Urn.) - 10,000 100 Natioaal of LI verpool •• 10 7 Bpm - 10,000 100 N. Pro. of Parland 42 - - 25,000 20 Do. New 10,000 20 Do. 26,000 90 New Meth Wales all 60 52 id - 6,000 100 New Zealand Limited 10 2 1 ilia- 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Corporn. ill GI Of 4°4 20,000 100 Prorine. of Ireland Mono 10 Do. New - - • - 25,000 20 Seinde, Punt_ &Deihl lL I I 14 24pan 74 12.500 20 Do. New - - , - 16,000 25 South Andralin all 30 41 id. -- 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa - 4,450 100 Do. 41 0 . - 40,000 25 Colon of Australia_ all 62 Si - id 10,000 100 Union of Ireland Ma.) 11 . 2 1 die - 60,000. 60 Union of London DOCKS. IPd I CI. prices. I Sam DOCILI. Na IBA I 2.4.32.003 BC 'East rad Want ladla . 100 I.v 141 ad 1434,310 et. , Leedom 1,934,0 , 0' St. 44. Katharine l4O 71 73 300,361 St Soatbsopioa 100 04.4,5ut , St. Victoria 5,000 20 Do. Now I • 1. Eastern NMigatioo, 1i to 2i prem.; Contraett 1 ari , tion, 2i to / prenh • Cobsolidated Discos*" $ t 8 prem. ; Mercantile Discount, Ito Ipa • British and Foreign Contract, i to 1i premt: Finsucial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem. ; and Littis. , hampton Ste oil. 5 to 6 pram. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'Osocw. The mining market is active today, with a lame amount of business, and prices generally are firm. Bast Caradon shares are in chief denims{ and have risen 10a., the present quota tion being 261 to 271. North Trftherfor Are also better at 31 to I. On the other hawk Clifford Amalgamated are lower at 38 to Chives ton are quoted 11} to ; West Chiverton CA to bfo; Kitty St. Ague., 7;.:. to 1 ; and Giradon Vole, 11 to lortuna shares are firmer, and Yudanamutama dull ; other descriptions are quiet. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, JANUARY IL • A.M. i j —e— j r.l 31 —l-- :Cairn .. 294 35 2 W.S.W. 2• 7 Lberdeen Leith.. :40.60 3; 1 : 8.8 j 1 . 3 Ardroman 1 19.03 40 2 1 6.L j 3 . 6 Greeneaetle....l47 .5 1 ' Ga•mey -29.97 3, 1 RILE. J 4 13 Yakut's 1. 9.91 41 2 R.W. ' 3 9 Cape Clear 00.04 46 1 : W.S.W. 3 12 Querlistown 1.:0. 1 ,.! 10. 1 E 1 5 Uverpool 30..4 3e 1 . EA.& 5 6 Holyhead l3OO • 44 0 , W.S.W. ; 4 , 7 Pembroke .......lIIK. 45 1 ! W. 1 3 Peurauc• . .....10.12 44. 1 I \. W. : 1 9 Beset VOneat 131.96 46: 0 R.E. , t 6 RerlJefort 130.09 al, I BE. 3 , 4 trymonth 110.03 441 2 1a.81.W. . 2 3 Weymoath :30.06 4 8 1 I 8.31. W. 1. 1 Parmommth lO 10 45 0 1 Y.B • j 6 - J 1066ce 30.10 46 1 B.E. 1 I 3 DomB.P.E.. e J 30.14•43, 0 8.6. 1 T 5erra0518.......10.10 39 1 R. ' 3I 7 6earBeemigh :30.07 36 1 W.&W. ' 1 9 Okada '10.0,.35 3 W.R.W. 13 2 R 01 1 031660 • - LB.L I 7 9 • ! U., *4. ; rs. 14 bI 14 I b 10.1 12 10 r • 24 b &IT 1 2 "2 811 : 4 8248 I l e. e ceo64 11 : r 5:1: . ; et 43 0 10 f .73; 12 f 0.06 14 , s 0.70 16 , 1 10 1 8.16 16 I O. 20 m It 10 , O. 11; II 20 ' f 12 • b ' a $ 6 4 1 1 X 6 I 4 6 i ?ROSA= wt N.W.to &W.. mmog to moderate &W. to N.W. anf wasntrat. W. to d., fresh to SCISTdv W. to S., stron;. rainy . 117ADAT. Co&m. 1.4, moderate to bah. AA scat above. MIDDLE. At Twat abort. W.R.W. in N N.W lloormalt.t. W. to N.. moderat. Strop, , - snob to einderee. I - De. W. to N., niodemte, Limas. Y.W. to N.lt., ark• fine. rote, bac oouth Cone on West Nceltiern=soutlan.L Western. Irdand. itiddin Woke. opposite and adjorent. Southern=guglipb Channel and Blow Bay. Eastern= Eastward England and Heligoland. . . B.—liarometer corrected and reduced to nw at half tide lewd. Each ten feet. of vertical elevation, morns about one hundredth of an inch I.IIIINCTI. v . sod each ten degrees, above::", unp in nearly three hui ENCIEASI. E.—Ezpored thermo meter in shade. D. —Lmtfereme of wet bulb for tribulation eat dew point,. W.--%t direction of :rtog—two point. LOT et 7.—leur e Ito I2—estimated). X.—Eztreine kev since last report. V. —Quarter whence EXTEINI force vNK. r, to 32=N). I.—lnitials: sky, h—clouile •detactirri; ii.—rog; h.—hall L —lightning ea.—neliety bazy 0.-01efenea grr.—rtim B.—finuw t.—thunder. R.= Rain-fall, snow or it linefted, since Lit revert. B.—ilea disturbance ,1 ki A. THE PROPOSED VISIT OF Mx. BRIGHT To Bla in:WM/L.ll.—We vet:. moth regret to state that the cocotte! visit of Mr. Bright win have to be delayed somewhat losses than was expected. In consequenoe of • severe tea and hoasseneas, be is compelled to postpone his visit to another time, and this is done under medical whin. and with greet relnetsuce on Mr. Bright's part. Whether Mr. Szholefield will come down before thatipsaing of Parham" will, of course, be left to his decision. 847,41 liyitUlo4 Deaf Poat.. . . D •-•-• AIXTE EN4' M.A.—Moot cordially do we joie is the chores of congratulation which is still resounding through the country. on the late additiou ti tie royal family, and, we trait, to the comfort and Lappin... of the queeo. But with equal hearences do we enter oar pre test against the bad language in which Lb 1.4 1101foiCIOSS event has been promulgated. The Brit announcement, indeed, which we read in the Ti,4‘..t told is mew becomingly that the Princess had beep "deliverer" of a tine boy. li it to this was subjoined a ;itillerlie„ signed by an SI: li. said a surgeon, acquainting ee that her royal hiMoess was "confined of a prince." Did ever mortal Ea:aisle:nen, educated or uneducated, hear of such an expression -: We would defy Ilia Slipsle., h erse lf to beat it ; and sure we ere that the famous Dr. Nl.p. se m. Inhered Mr. Shaudy's. sun and heir into the world, would have been heartily ashamed of it. Was the won: - deli vered" repudiated as not sutficieutly reined f..r thews gentlemen! Aud yet what expresion can he Imo, appro. prem, suggestive at once of safety, and of the thankful sem due for the escape from danger! We elw..ys neat ourselves, when reeding the fantastic details of the sew* movements, what most foreigners think of as! And is the present instance, we blush to imagine the comments os the English reading public, who tolerate such trash. which must be mule by the many strangers to our soil who yet are critically conversant with the English tongue. Common sense. grammar, and the led signification of words a.-e alien at nought. in the w:etched attempt to appear *bore using the ordinary decent phraseology of our own r .11 end forcible language. Theo again, ail subsequent entices of the subject are headeri" Accouchmeot of the Princes' This is the old story, on which we have hereeofore OOMF mooted, of affectim to consider the event too Untidiest* to be mentioned in i;rigli.ib, and therefore taking refuge in a remise tongue; as if, admitting any indelicacy to exit, except in the ',salient mind of the would-be eaph.mist the idea could be purified and refined by clothing it in Freesia It is sickening.—Braminer. CHARGE AI;AIN , T A. CoNnanornonr.—On Sunday last the minirter of a Large congregation is Dundee was in terrupted in the UMINA of his forenoon sermon by the ire ' coughing of his auditors. Pansiog in the midst d tr i ot i servatious, be addressed his congregates to .he fol lowing effect :--** You go about the streets at the New Year time—you get drunk aiel get cold, then von COON here and cough, cough like a pull of artillery. 1 think I must give you a vacation of six weeks, that you may have time to get sober aid to regain your health Kale." Ile tiereafter went on with his discourse which was concluded amid muck greater quiet than it bad b een begun ; hut just as the coogre gate, were disclaiming. an indignant aestholder in the gallery rase upend loudly declared that the reruat:,• of the pastor were nothing less than an insult to the whole ote peption.—Dendee hAmr:. r. NIPOUTATION OF SALMON. —The COMlllii , Aiollolll of Custome have promulgated a general order to tear officers stationed at the various ports of the United King dom, enjoying them to use the utmost vigilance in order to prevent the exportation of salmon during the periods prohibited by law. The provisions of the Act Lel Via.„ cap. 10—making it unlawful to export unclean or ea seasonable salmon, or salmon caught during the time at which the sale thereof is prohibited—have, it apposes. been contravened by permits conveying the same to pads of shipment iu wisps having the appeararice o( caw teeing private edema only, such package. being given ieto the charge of bailors and engineers, and by theft delivered al the piece of dertinatioe. In mom* instances there is reason to belie that salmon have been packed with soles, the better to avoid detection. THE LAN , ASHIEE COAL THADIL—WMAN, SAME DAT.—The cheek pl.ced epee the supply by the severe free which closed the canals has now been removed, and pro prietors are again able to meet the steady demand for home ooal an 4 canneL Ii other respects there is no change of importance to note t h e week. The men are quietly at work under the siveneed rate of wages, except in one or two in stances where there are lossl disputes, and in most discrete they are in full employment. The demand for coal ter reni.rt has been remarkably good, the Liverpool freight market heirs depressed. with little chance of present im provement. In the Weldor qualities of engine coal there is very little doiag tempt for the !Frge engineering establish meets, which in generftl are particularly busy, nail are likely to remain so for 114034 time. THE C!NDE ST: tHER4 AND THE SOITTIiERIE BLOCCADE.—The number of steamers that have left the Clyde sieve the blockade of the Confederate ports was oons meooed is upwards of sixty, and their purchase price amounts in the aggregate to about 700,0001. The selling and building of steamers for this trade has been per haps the most remunerative speculation dnrieg tie past year. Io many cases venial" were wild at a half more than their original cost. In len and 1862 thirty steamers left the Clyde ; of these six were paddle vessels in the river trade, five paddle and six screw vesels in the deepaaa trade, and the remainder were new. la lite twenty-eight steamers sailed, and of these eleven were river paddle beats, one a paddle and one a clew is the deep-sea trade. Seven were new peddle and eight new screw vess•ls. The total of their reclaimed teenage was 6.rno tone and they were manned hr about 800 hands. The haver :hat has been made amongst them has been very great. Of the thirty that tailed previously to 1863 only four have escaped, the others being either horsed, sunk, or captured : while of those that left het year five have been captured, fifteen ere still running, sell the remainder are on their way out. During the present month three more steamers have left., sod evened are fitting out to follow. A few of the centered steamers made .rely one trip, while other. made over a dozen ; and no the whole they have paid their isomers very well, some of these being a source of great profit to all concerned.—Seetemse., COLONIAL MONEY ORDER OFFICE~. — POIIIeii money orders can raw he drawn in this country on 21$ towns in Canada ; 70 in Victoria ; 46 is the Cape of GOA i Hope ; 41 in New South Wales ; 40 in South Australia IT in New Zealand ; 8 in Qnseaslaed ; 2 each is W. et : Australia, West Coast of Africa. and British Guise& ; eel 1 each in Nova Bootie Priam Edward's Islaisil, denudes. Barbados', Antigua, and Tobago. 07.000 tl7O 47,003 &Ss 76.105 {ti. M. 435. 911. r r ~'