The Express. — London, England, 1867-01-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) coURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and Justices Blackburn, Mellor, and Lush.) 4:LEN'TooN a'. I.E 1!.1'., said this case hail been before Mr. Jun chatuhers, who had referred it to the full • I. I. wa.., en iipplication fur a rule to allow the 11 , 1 th. plead two pie,. The plaintiff had obtained iigainst the Dover Hotel Joint •titock ,oy• of which the defendant was a share ..!. 'el Lain calls hail been mule on shares . F. the defendant had not paid, and the plaintiff had .1 , t said to In due front the company to the Ile, however, denied his liability to the coin , }soh .. n the, and the shares. The plaintiff hail •• 0 nt, in his declaration proceeded to declare 1... .lyres in the ordinary form. The defendant •ail to plead two pi e .. Ile proposed to pay a sum iiieloy into court, :and as to the residue to with regard to the VA shares that, when the hohlet of them, it was agreed • ai•en him and the directors that he was •, To he liable fm them in the event of the undertaking , ; - , t, Anil fur his second plea, he proposed to :• that it was further .„reed that be should do certain 0, t 1.. uel deliver certain goods to the extent of not more thin which mss to go in liquidation of the pay . • • of the shares. This he - hail ilone to a certain ettent, w.is stitl further ready to perform his part of the con t•-,c,. The learned counsel submitted that they were pro r to be allowed. Mr. M'N.imara, who showed cause in the first instance, too , en•leil that the directors had no right to put one sl: aa•holder in a different position to other shareholders wah regard to creditors as to his liability to pay calls on :hares whirl, had nut beer fully paid up. Such a permis sion would be a great encouragement to fraud. This w. 45 not an esception specified by the statute. The court held that they thotistlit they must allow the pleas to be pleaded for so much :is they were worth. They were d,nil•tful, but the plaintiff would base is right to &noir. I:ale absol^h•. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The.tanuary adjourned quarter se.sion , of the peace for tie. county of Middlesex, commenced this morning at the Clerkenwell•green, before Mr. Bodkin, As•l't t Judge, and the following justices Mr. Joseph Turhy. Mr. if. 11. Harwood, Mr. Charles Wright, Mr. Lailand. Mr. Henry Edward., Mr. E. C. Johnson, Mr. mata la. Mr. H. Hughes, Mr. l ieorge Moore. THE t .11.[NDAR: TL, ‘los•lar contains the names of 70 prisoners coo• mitts d for trial, of whom 65 were indicted for felony, and for misdemeanour. The offences with which the pi smire+ +r.•nd charged embrace assaults upon the police, s from the person, breaking and entering dwelling dieiously wounding, indecent a.ssaults, pot sh.,!in4. robbery from the London and North-Western v Company, embezzlement, robbery from the White hall Clambers, &c. THZ 'RANI J7l:lr. The grand jury, having been sworn by Mr. Ittunbelow, the crier the court, The As.ist.nt-Judge briefly addressed them on the t. Lure of their Maks, and they retired to their room. MIER Y OF EM EAV sMENCE. hare! Pear, who pleaded guilty last sessions to various indictments charging him with stealing cheques to a very large :imount belonging to his employers, was brought up for judgment. Mr. ltesley (instructed by Mr. Tattoo, of Kensington) ; appeared fur the prosecution ; Mr. Collins for the prisoner. In this case the prosecutors were Messrs. Francis ; Tu her and t 0., inciters and candle manufacturers to the royal (molly, currying on business at Kensington, and the pnomer had been between four and five years in their service as ledger clerk. He held a very responsible situa tion in that establishment, and in the course of his duties he li.ol to fill up cheques to be presented to customers, but, hers, and others, and he appropriated cheques to his own use to the amount of 3WI. He pleaded guilty to all the indictments, and a previous conviction was proved against him in Ireland fors similar offence. It appeared that the prisoner got into the prose cutors' service by means of a (sloe character, and there was but imperfect knowledge as to the prisoner's detalc►- tines during the period he had been us the prosecutors' service. Mr. Beale) , said that when the prisoner applied to the prosecutors for employment in 1862, be having been con victed in IS6I, and sentenced to six months' bard labour, be gave as a reference a gentleman in Lincoln's-inn-fields, and Mr. Tucker deeming the reference so satisfactory gave the prisoner his own terms and subsequently raised Lis wages.... . . T'ollins, for the prisoner, said he bad a wife and four children, and he believed that being pressed he had been led to rob his employers. The Assistant•Judgc said such cases as this rendered it almost impossible for any commercial transactions to be carried on, and looking at the large amount of which he had defrauded his employers, and the fact of his having been previously convicted—and that instead of taking advantage of the ample opportunity that had been given him of regaining his character, be had robbed his employers to a serious amount—it therefore became the duty of the court to pass upon him a severe sentence, which was that he be kept in penal servitude for seven years. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL EMBEZZLEMENT BY A CoNFIDENTIAL CLERK. Gr ,, rrx Hayra, a respectable-looking, elderly man, was charged with embezzling sums of money amounting in the aggregate to between 200/. and 3001. Mr. Croft, from the office of Mr. Lawbridge, presented. Mr. Charles Philip Townsend, a hosier, of Cripplegate buildings, said the prisoner had been in his employ for over 16 years na town traveller and collector, and was paid by salary monthly. His duty was to collect orders and ac counts. Mr. Mellish was indebted to him in the sum of 10/. 3s. 3d., and the receipt produced for that amount dated the 13th of Nov., 184;0, was in the prisoner's hand writing. The prisoner had not paid or accounted to him for the mini or any portion of it. It was not entered as received in the collector's book. There was a discrepancy in the prisoner's accounts of between 2001. and 300!. Robert John Melliah, 57, Red Lion-street. Holborn, trimming seller and haberdasher, said he was indebted to Mr. Townsend in the sum of 161. 3a. 3d. On the 13th of Covember he paid that amount to the prisoner and saw him sign the receipt produced. Mr. Croft aaked for a remand as they hail not bad time to et.unine the books. The prisoner was remanded accordingly. CLERIC ENW ELL. IMPORTANT DECIBIoN UNDER THE EJECTMENT ACT. This morning Mr. Cooke delivered judgment in *Me which was brought before him by Mr. Treherne, solicitor, ander the following circumstances Mr. Treheme, applying on behalf of Mr. Richard Brown, the owner of the house No. 2, Prebend-street North, Islington, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Charles Red fern, wider the 13th section of the 3rd 14th Vic., cap. 84, fur an order to affix to the premises, they being deserted, calling on Mr. R e df ern t o s h ow muse why he should not either pay the back rent, or why an order should nut be issued by the magistrate, giving the land lord possession of the premises, which are deserted. An action was brought by Mr. Brown against the occupier for arrears of rent, and a judgment bad been obtained for the amount of one quarter's rent ; but that judgment had not been put in execution. Mr. Treherne contended that there was now the whole of that rent due, notwithstanding the judement of the county court, the judgment not being put into execution ; and hence his application for the magistrate's order to be affixed to the door of the deserted premises. Mr. Cooke, having taken time to consider the ease, on taking his seat this morning at 10 o'clock said—l have con si.lered the application and the arguments used, and I am of opinion that the three months' rent for which you have recovered judgment is a merger of that rent. It would be inmate for you to take the order at pre sent. There are several cases to support the , ' , ew I lave taken, and I must therefore decline inking the order, but the order might be granted when mother three months' rent becomes due. The cases are quite clear on the point. The only doubt I had was •betlur a judgment in the County Court was the same as in the superior court. but I find that they are the same. Ther e is a merger of the rent by the judgment you have and I must refuse the order—it would be unsafe fu7 tww to take it. 4r. Treherne said that it would be eater to allow the t: rto rest until the March quarter, and then, if it heeessary, lie would apply to the court again. Th e matter then terminated. A very shocking cage of cruelty to, and starva n,c of, a child is reported from Gainsborougb. The 0, !.1 w as illegitimate, and its mother, who had rnu:.,l another than its father, had with her hus- Lad I,e n guilty of such shocking barbarity that Lbild in consequence. They were committed ou a of wilful murder. From Hereford there also comes IL, ',port of a shocking case of cruelty to an idiot boy, 0! 'was said to he heir to considerable property. The boy tad. and the verdiet charged his relatives with great neg. I,:rt ata.l cruelty. The staff of .Ifessr3. Spencer, Turner, and Bol d. m. of lassou.grove, have voluntarily commenced a sub "Pti,fil on behalf of the policemen, icemen, and others rendered meritorious services at the lamentable ',(naltut in the Regent's-park, and subsequently rocoverinir the bodies. Of this subscription, which con 4.ts principally of shillings and sixpences, a sunk of 5/. 12s. paid m, S iy to Mr. Young, the secretary of the r.ysl Humane Society, for distribution. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1867. PENINSI'LAR, WEST INDIAN, AND SOUTHERN BANK (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) A general meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking was held at noon at the Guildhall Coffee-hotoe, to hear an account showing the acts and dealing of the liqui dator and the manner in which the winding-up has been Con• ducted during the past year. The meeting was but thinly attended, there being only two shareholders present, but the proceedings were or some interest, as showing the utter collar.: of the company and the extent to which the shareholders have endeavoured to evade their respon sibility. Mr. CH ATtERIs, liquidator, said he had received from shareholders ou account of call 2,9931. 95.. and front the proceeds or the sale of office furniture, 10/. 2s. ' making a total of 3,07:W. I Is., he had expended in petty payments lie. lid., and in law charges, 4:;91. Os. I Id.. leaving a balance of 2,1;21/. 13s. 7d. now at the Bank of England to the credit of the com pany. There had been one call of IW. a oh ire made. pnalneing, as be had stated. 2.993/. 9s. If all the shareholders bail paid it would have produced 136,800/. There .were 100 contributories, holding together 13.c.N0 shares. Of these 17. holding together 20;7 shares, had paid their calls ; two, holding 60, had paid aonie thing on account ; three, holding 31 shares, had paid I in advance of the calls previous to liquidation ; 11, hold ' ing 52 shares had offered certain sums by way of compro miae, and their cases were being inquired into, hut were not yet settled ; 5, holding 147 shares, had appealed against being returned on the list of oantri- I butories ; two, holding 24 shares had been struck off j the list ; two, bolding 15 shares bad become bank rupt ; and 'is. shareholders holding 12,/a1 shares were either living out of the country or were altogether unable to pay anything. Some of them were known to be men of some property, and if they could be got at through the interference of foreign courts sonic : thing would he got from them, but whatever was got would be insufficient to pay the liabilities in fulL A SitanEuoi.lign asked what the liabilities of the bank were? _ Mr. CH Arr Ems said the liabilities consisted of accept• anees of the bank already claimed amounting to 55,0117. 17a. rd., which were in the hands of bind ride holders; then there were acceptances to the amount of 27,75 N. given by the hank, the holden of which had not come forward to prove their chums, and there were other claims amounting to 10,236/., making the liabilities altogether 102,4107.145. 3d., but he did not think that more than 80,000?., would even tually come against the bank. Supposing the whole 907. a share were called up the amount would not yield sufficient to pay off the whole of the liabilities or anything like it. The bank held securities to the amount of 40,0001., namely, acceptances of the Northern Bank of l;uenos Ay res , 15,000/. ; 30 debentures of the European Central Railway, 15,0001. ; six 1,0001. bond, of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, and eight 740. bonds of the nrne, 10,0001. These securities were at present inconvertible, and what they would eventually fetch he could not say. The SHAREHOLDER—Are you in a position to state what became of the 10/. the directors called Mr. Cliarrititts said he was not there to excuse the conduct of the directors or give any information concern ing their proceedings. The SHMtEIfoLI , F.R said he paid 500/. into the hank, and had received no information as to what was done with it. Mr. Citarretus said there were only two shareholders present, both of whom were defaulters, and he could nut give them any information to enable them to resist the calls, hut if they would pay their calls,and wouldattendat the office, he would give them all the information lie could. The proceedings then terminated. StIARB LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Osi o'CLooz. In the railway market to-day the principal feature is an unfavourable reaction of / per cent. in Great Eastern stock. Great Northern A and Lan cashire and Yorkshire have also declined }, Mid land and South Eastern 0, and Great Western, London and North Western, and Metropolitan/. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 130/ to 131 h • Great Western, Hi to / ; 'Loudon and North Western, 1234 to / ; Midland, 124 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 131 to 1; Caledonian, 191 to 122% : South Eastern 721 - tot; Grea t Eastern,Easie, 3-ti, I ; Great Nortliera ; ditto A, 131 i to 132 i • London, 'Chat am, and Dover, 171 to 18/ ; and'North British, 38/ to 3. Foreign and colonial railway shares are qui et with little business. East Indian are quoted, 107 to ; Lombardo-Venetian, 15/ to ; and Gr and Trunk 4 Canada, 20k to 21. ORDINARY BRAKER AND STOOKS. his. I rd. I RAILWAYA. 1 ClOsing prices I Sales to Alai on satunlay. to 1 p.m. lit .100 DriMol and Exeter B7 89 84. lOO Caledonian St ; 100 Cunt:clan .., .. ..... „ 40 66 60 1 all Cork and Bandon 20 , all Cornwall 4 0 84 1100 !Dublin and BeitastJuno 416 1111 9l 1100 ,Dundee,Pertk&Abdln IS 72 ... 100 all • Bast London Scrip Ceti. 100 10 1 Do — St 1100 'Glasgow and S. Western 116 118 BL 100 :Great Eastern Ord. St. 36 36 361 41 86 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 4 8 et. 100 !Great North& Scotland St , 100 ;Great Northern 86 1100 .Do.A . 1 A rec. no dlr. un- 1311 132/ 1311 1 84. , 100 IDo. li 1 til 6p.c. is paldg 8L ; 100 , Do. Ord. Def. Div. Btocit 84 ' 100 104 South & West. are.) 90 9! et 100 Great Western 64 441 64 1 84. i 100 Do.ittourVal.Ona Stk 8t , 100 Da South Wake — St. , 100 Do. W. 31141--0411 32 as sak 84. 1 100 1 , Do. Do. Newport 34 37 1%. 100 !Lancashire & Yorks 131 1311 131 P. 51. lOO 11.•n..Brishtn.& S. Coast 88 00 871 9 ea. :100 landom,Chatham,&Dov 171 181 171 18 Bt. , 100 1 Do.ifel Exten.4ll6. e. 10 10 St. . 100 11Apadon& North Weatn. MI 124 123 it 21 31 P. 100 ILondon&SouthWestern 87 89 84 100 ;Wan. Sint, &Lbuolnah 64 66 641 4 84. . 100 'Metropolitan l3l 131 k 131 301 10 1 all Do. New n 3 pm' 10 all ! Do. Extension 100: all ; Metropolitsn Diataist — 10 • 7 1 Do. do. do. _ 10 i ell 1 Do. &It. John's-wood, 8t ! 100 ;Midland 1241 1%1 .:241 4 9 • all , Do. A 9 Shares 14 11011 1 Do. Bina. & Derby. 93 96 9t , 100 North British 1114. 1100 i Do. &lin ,Parth,DuncL 14 18 Bt ,100 N. Pastern—Berwick 116 Ina Do. G. N. E. Pure — — St . 100 De. Loads • 601 671 dt. , 100 1 Do. York lO2l 1031 6l 100 Do. Carlisle — 10 all Do. Steck &Dart*. IS 36 s •10 I Do. do., 180041 St. 100 North London 19 ;10 Do. do., 1664-S .. 11 2pm 111 111 1 5: Do. do., 1666 ll Ilpm 84 1 100 Northilialiordshire. .. 74 70 St. 100 N. & & Western June. 114 118 86 100 Scottish Central St 100 Shropshire Union 46 St. .100 South Devon 6O St. ' 100 South Eastern *a , all Staines, Woldnithankae 9 10 St. 'lOO Tad Vale 1 160 165 .. 111 1 41 Do. C 1 3 4pa 84 1100 , Waterford & Kilkenny' Mi. I Pd. Waterford* =1 Watirloo Mk 1 sb: US; 6,076,110 1,461,600 1 4 WS, I 887.07 81. 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IMO.OI Mk Do.6p.o.Ap.dOct.looo MC Ooyloo,Nov. D 4 I, 6p. ct !MX Do. 1878, do.. 1,000,000 Do. 1872 d 0... 100. Mauritius 6 per d.,1872 I 160. Do. Ilk Do. 1878 1 1092 000,060 1 Do. 1806 109600 Natal. Gov. 6 per oat.. PM 'Now Brsits.Gov.6parot. ' 1,114800 Now South Wales tiov.. I p. 0i5t.,1871 to 1876; 3,671, Do. 6 p. 0.1898 to 1803 850.000 D0.50.c.r,1937 to 1575 Ilk New Daslind epic cost LOW, Do. spsr cant ' 800,100 Do. I per owit. 1801 10J, Do.de.lol.rnsoiDoo ; 250,000 Nara Scotia 6p e., 1878 1,866,200, Queensland Gov. 6 p. ct. &tat ; Gov. 6 p.0..67-77 761.600 850.00 M Yia.Gov.6p. c. Jam. July 7,000,609 Do. 6p. ct. April Oc 44 - 4 -- gt! 10M1 at. 610, as. 118,0001 St. 104 1112, 110,720 82,U1 . BRITISH MINI No. o. I 60,000 10,000 11500,000 1000,000 10,000 40,000 10,000 &LOCO 13.000 30000 *moo, 10,100 0.000 144.780 60,000 60, 8.9 0101 161 211,000 1 27, 12.0001000 I lii? 000 4,960 85,000 10:«oi 20,000 10,000 110,0001 10.000 17,0001 i;000 100,0001 10 000 1500/026 4180,810 8277,000500 7,' 10,000 18,000 10.000 80.000 00,008 111,611 111179,971, 70,0001 10,0001 10,000, ii:*i 10 - ,011 1 WON 900,000 10,000, Mtn& 16 100 N 101 60 IN ft 84 SO ft 10! IN IN IN 103 106 101 IN MI N 101 IN 106 IN VW MW Me UN 108 IN MN 106 166 MT N 100 es 97 90 93 36 116 93 940 101 0 103 10 83 4 1 Mil 10_ _ ~000 100,000 00,000 10.000 I iiiii I .00,000 10,000 10,000 1,000000 10,000 MOO 10,000 5•,000 1!,0?.?! 148,616 6,000 64,600 60,000 10,000 12.500 12,000 10,000 26,0001 i - 0:01 21,600 110,000 40,000 ii 101 N N ft IN ~;~i 10,000 6,000 6,000 26,410 17,000 10,000 10,000 iii:Oi I 104 144 lON 1064 107 He 111 1 / 2 SAO lilt. 146.191 40 9.0.6 BR 104 6.10.6 13.17.6 4.10.6 2:iio 7.1.6 10.6.7 3.2.0 1818.0 76.186 5. 6; 4.0 115,000 811111,171 69,000 40,000 10,000 10,000 40,000 i°:°°°l *O2l 110,000 02,400 10,514 &500,0001 *OOO l 10,0001 moo° 100001 55,000 20,000 15,000 1100,000 00,000 10 Anglo•AmmianTel. (L), 10 Anglo•Me:lm Mint .. St. Atlantic Telegraph .... in. Do. 8 w cent....... Agr , c lo - • 10 BannerolsTear...a 10 Berths Waterworks (L ) 10 Do. New 100 Bok-kow Vaughan (L 6 Bombay Dos (Lhnitad 6 Do New 60 British Ansarican Land At. B. &I. Mag. Tel (L) 20 Brftish Ahlpoimers 32 Canada Company 10 Canadian Loan& Inv(1) go Ce D yl itto on Company A 'Mows I to Chins:A.l%lp* L.CoalL I 10 City Discount, Limited. 25 Cityofloodonli.Pro.(l); 20 City °Milan Impro.(LY 1 30 _ - - I 15 City of Moscow au (L) ! 50 City 004ces(Lim.) 60 ,C0 . 1,5m1al (Limited) Commercial Union., Ins. ,1 'Coln. of African Mer., Continental On. Gas , L • Cop.M. Ene.,Pref. 71 p.c. C. one. of lingland ;WI Do.or Mauritius 'Crystal Palace Do. Preference I Do. 6 . ct. Perp. Deb (Limited) I lonfL; I Pastern amain Tea i Ll' 11.Intlialan4C.& Yin(LA .E. India & gmali 'Ebbw Vale EgypttanCom.&Trd.(L) Electric Telegraph Eng.itAne.Copper (Lim, ling. and Yoram° Credit IltzlitottailtMarin.(L Ifore-st tGellivara (Limited) General Credit & iGem. Steam Nayigadoi, IHome &Colonial As.(LI HongKo & Mina Gas IHudeon's L Indlaa Carrying (Lim. Internat. Mnan.iloc.(l. , I It Inter n alian Lend. and Credit(L Italian Gig. (Caa.Cay.)l Do. d p. e. Bds. r. 167., Lend Becuritke(Lim.) Lond. African Trading !Lon. & Caledon. M. (L ) & ,Lon.Countylandß.(L \ I I Land. DistrictTeleg.(L. I Load. Man. Awn. (I ,Load. G. OmnibtisC.(L i, Load.* Dian. Kag.Co. (I ' I Lend. ProvinclalMarinel Madras Irma & Canal, 6p. ct.c.bylndianGov. Karina .nreetnient (L ) Maartibm Lend. Ko• (l• 'Mein. Hike. Tel. (L.l Merchant Miming 14 'llll.lwall P.Ld.&Dock(L! Mlllwaflrio Wort Natal Land &CoLC. i • L National Dia Com. (L. • Do.New,Da 6p.!Hearn t. Nay. ftebepd INational NationalProv.Marin L. a ( ' INerbodlaCoal&lron(L 10,000 , t 4 asshooo, :a 100 } - *2l prices I Wm. Y:Pial Cl. prim. I " 82 92 94 90 96 91 93 es ese - 91{ " I" 91 93 i s of 93 ax U. Wes. I !N IN is lie U SY 99 Ti 19 11 Par i - . $7,600 . 10,0001 7,100 I Do New NewCoesoildat. DU. L) INew4aebradaL. R. AL N.Zealand L &SLAV L) ,N.Lealand T. & Loan (L ) Northern Awl= Tea ( L, 17.100 1511 Mt 70 4.-pse— -12 1 l law pas t tab 19 II 90 911 i Sidis 70 75 I IMs =din ,I N. Brio. Andralag= ( L ) N.Brit &Memo. lo.( ) Ocean Morino (Imam.) i Orlontalltimuldak MUGU' Goa (Llmitad)..l I -- Do. Ne,'• . Orient. Inland Stemn(L ) .otago & nil:amid Invest pitman Gas (Limited; Panama R.)(. amM L. ) Do. do Poetßiv. Land& Niln.(L `' ,Peninstilar A o.Bteam i _po. do. sew , i,,bun - .. iea v:~ Do New Improv. ) • IUo Janeiro Gee ( Lim) ; 'loyal MaU gtaara Scot, Andra. Invest. ( L goe. ?than. d'74Mis ( I .o' African M. & In. L IllauthAuetrallan Land Submarine Telegraph TaLC Do onstru Scri c. p &Maln(L 60.000 100.000 110,000 15 14 dis 1 I die 3 *Bs $ 6 dis3d 18 . le. iiiii 10,0101 SO 101800011 SO 100 *SOO SO 810.000 lif 148161 6 6 (Us Rd! 5 ,114 epm jr hp^ 6 4Ms II 10 al 5 dls • 3db 29 St 101 105 101 105 6 461. 12 10 Ms 7 6 7 6dl 5 4 • 14 13 ells • 55 414 132 187 1 ▪ it Ms 8 6 die 4 4161 1 476 1 49 61 lfdis 03 7 al 6 5 414 9 H 1 dis 21 2 Idb 2 leas 04 60 65.. $ 15-16 5( MG lee i 2 air 4 Bdh Oidh 1* 18 17 db. 11* U t 1 dl. idle Par 19 10 Do. Do Thames& Mersey !DAL Trinidad Petroleum (L) Tratt&Agency of Atts.l. T. & L. Co. ot U. Canada tin. Marine of Liver. (LI United K. Teleg. Co. I L Univers. Medina Ine.lL Van Dicanen's Land IL I' Vkaroyot Kapt(Mor.3. Warrant Finance (Lim.)• Weetindia&Paellic St (L' 2i Will Si HMI f t 1 pea 1 pm 11 14 8 - 10 - i 00 70 9 7MI II 44 _as FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 12. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 151. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., lloj. Great Western Original irredeem. 4 per cent., 71 Mr. Emanuel, the mayor of Southampton, has boa appointed by the Lord Chancellor a magistrate for that borough. Mr. Emanuel is of the Jewish penruasion. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) OWN o'Czooz. There is little business to-day in the Stock Ex change, and the general course of prices is unfavour able. The investments of the public have for the moment almost ceased, while the speculative trans actions consist chiefly of sales, which are effected in anticipation of still lower quotations being current during the next few days. Consols - are still offered, and have experienced a further reduction of 1-16 to per cent. British railway securities are heavy, and show a fall of to 1 per cent., the chief decline being in Great Eastern stock. In the market for foreign bonds, Italian of 1861 have given way, the recent important rise having induced realisations, but Turkish are inquired for. The dealings in miscellaneous shares are very limited, and the movements unimportant, with the exception of a recovery of 10s. in London Financial. There is no new feature in the discount market, the supply of money being still large, with few bills offering. The general rate is 3 per cent., but occasional transactions are still reported at 2L The quotations for six months' paper shows a somewhat upward tendency. In the Stock Exchange short loans are obtainable at two per cent. Consols are now quoted 90/, top for money, and 90 9-16 to 11-16, or 90a, for the account (February 7). Italian Bonds of 1861 have declined / per cent., but Turkish of 1862 have improved to that extent. The other variations comprise a rise of 1 in Turkish of 1865 and a reduction of 1 in Spanish Certificates. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 54 to 55, ex div. ; ditto of 1865, 291 to 4, ex div. ; Greek, 141 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 211 to 22; ditto Certificates, 144 to ; Italian of 1861, 1541 to 1, ex div. ; Mexican, 17/ to 18 ; and Russian Scrip, 11 to 11 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds have fallen 4 per cent., and Erie and Illinois Central railway shares, 4 to 1. The present quotations are :—The 3-20 Bonds, 721 to ; Erie Railway shares, 421 to 431 ; and Illinois Central, 80 to 1. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are called 15;; to 4, being 2s. 6d. lower, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3i., to 1 , , showing no change. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 2g dis. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 dis. ; General Credit, 2 to 11 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 51 to 5 dia. ; National Discount, 9 to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4. About 20,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The Palmyra, from New York, has brought about 14,0001. in specie. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 6th February will be rupees L 41,00,000 (350,0001.). In consequence of the receipt of telegraphic advice of remittances from Bombay, the official liquidator of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East, will at once apply to the Court of Chancery to be allowed to increase the proposed first dividend from 6a. Bd. to 10s. in the pound, as originally intended. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Com pa ny is called for the 14th Feb., and that of the Metropolitan Railway Company for the 6th Feb. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. H. T. Edwards, of 0, King's Arms-yard, E.C. to be official liquidator of the Tavistoek Ironworks and Steel Ordnance Company (Limited). Creditors of the Colonial and General Gas Com pany (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Messrs. Charles Pryse and James T. Snell, the liquidators, by the 28th February. The fourth annual drawing of four per cent. of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway (Penn sylvania section), First Mortgage Bonds took place on Friday last, and the drawn bonds will be paid off at par on the lit April. The coupons due in February on the bonds of the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companies are advertised for payment in due course. The catalogue of stocks and shares be offered at the auction of the London Stock and Share Company (Limited) to-morrow comprises a total of 181 lots. The company have at the same time published the particulars of the special auctions to be held on the 14th and 15th February tient, and which are to be confined exclusively to securi ties of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company. SATURDAY EVERMG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 903 tot both for money and the 7th February, open and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official list of sales is annexed :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 903, /, ; ditto, for account, 901, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 891, 90; New Three per Cents., 891, 90 ; Bank Stock, 249%, 248, 2481 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 1061: Indian government securities were quiet. Exchequer Bills remain at 9a. to 13s. prem. The amount of business in the foreign stock market was small, but the tone was firm. The principal feature was an active demand for Italian bonds of 1861, which improved / per cent. upon the official notification that a new loan—at least in the ordinary form—will not be required. The bonds of 1865 also advanced 1, Spanish Certificates 1, and Passive and Greek /. - Mexican were exceptionally dull, and declined 1. Bank shares were inquired for. Anglo-Italian and Bank of New Zealand rose 11., and British North American, London Joint Stock, and Union of London, 10s. On the other hand, London Chartered of Australia declined 11. , and Albion, 101. There was again very little business in financial shares, and prima showed no variation of impor tance, being last quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 23 to n dis. ; General Credit, 2 to 11 dis. ; London Financial, 18/ to 17 / dis. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 5/ to 5 dis. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares were without varia tion, at 151 so / and 3 7-16 to 9-16 respectively, but Telegraph Construction improved 55.. viz., to 21 to 21 dis. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 161 to ; National Discount, at 9/ to prem., showing a rise of 2s. 6d. ; and General Ottoman at par to 1 prem., ex div. The only change in miscellaneous shares was a reduction of 10s. in Millwall Land, and sa. in City Discount. Colonial government securities continue in re quest, and some of the Canadian, New South Wales, and New Zealand Debentures improved to 1 per cent. to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ows o'Culas. There is a good amount of business in the mining market ti-day, and prices showed firmness. The quotations for the shares which are in chief demand are subjoined :—West Chiverton, 60 to 62 ; Prince of Wales, 31s. 6d. to 325. 6d. ; North Crofty, to ; Prosper United, 3& to ; East Lovell, 101 to ; West Caradon, 13 to ; North Treskerby, 2# to ; Wheal Buller, 25 to 27 ; and Drakewalls, 18s. to 20s. A general meeting of the Port Phillip and Colo nial Gold Mining Company is called for the 29th instant. A general meeting of the Victoria (London) Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 29th instant. The Dun Mountain Copper Mines at Nelson, New Zealand, are advertised for sale by tender in London. BRITISH PORSZOSIONS. ittn.wal& Atlantic &St Lawrence Boa. Bar. &C. In. Do. Ohara Buffalo & Inks Huron I Do. Preference ißrdt,Brant. dtOodarla 6 per ceaa.l672-3-6 Cal. a& Fasternsp. ag. Cape T. & hook 6p. c. g Demerars,7p.c. Mat Bengal gunr.! . . Do. do. 6 d 0... East Lathan go. 6 d 0... °nod Trunk of Canada _ _ IstpreL Ponds .. Do. do. deferred Do. bid pet Ponds. De. do. deferred Do. 3rd pref. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Do. Sth pref. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Great Indian Peninsula Do. gum. 6 per cent.. Do. Sew do. ....1 Do. Now Ot & of Indus. 6 p. et Do. 61 pot ant. Do. •Ot Western of Cao;c12;! Do. Ni w pay. 1873 Do. do. do. 1277-& In (Limited) 11"dr" guar Do. 2 6 r d o do I Do. Fifth Bataadoo Kolb. aad Hoosou'a Bay Do. 6 Rat., pay. 18801 Do. 5 p. d, pay. 1810' N.8.0/Ohuo.dp o. lat.p.B. Wade. fag. b Do. DeDd ramit. Do. do. do Do. Panjaab do. I Do. Indus to Rot. do ;prior. I - 1 68 os r r el &I 4 si x arrearsi 55 65 1011 104 1011 1011 107 108 20{ 21 Bi 110 62 64 66 60 43 66 30 II 16 U lob 106 pm 1 ll= 06 100 I Is I°4 U" U , 101 s, I i is- II II 100 111 02 $ 111 SI N 100. iit "tiltdu! JOINT STOCK BANKS. IMICI - BAN1& - A= Bank (Lim AI Melted .. Flo Attelztan Awl* Rapti= (Was) Awl* Italian (Limited) Anetralluda Danko! BritiakeoMmbla I Do. New, lamed Spa Beak of Negypt Dank of Otego (Limited) Beata Vietoria,AmMaD Beak of New Zealand British (L ) I I DAUM N. America C. Bk. Delia, Am., Milna Chart. Mer. of ladle, eke 1 gtip Ymon!M _ _ Consolidated Benk (L) Do. do. New .. Delhi and London (L).. East Loudon (Limited) Latent Exchange(Lima Englieli and American . Eng. lianklideJanef roL Xim.Bcot.et Anal. Cliartd Ingliehandawedish (L) Imparialßenk(Ltroited) Do. New Lind Mort. Mr_ IndLo(L ) Do.iwt Deb.,1861,30yr0 Low.McotNowleoote.(L) &widow end &mei= Da 714; --- London& BlverPlate; L ) Do. New, lr at limo Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of AustrL London and County I Landon Joint London & South Africa', & & Western (Lint.; London &Ver w t ith elall e . r ) London & W Merchant Bank (Um.) . Do. New lisrcantilettNichatilL) Metro. & Prow. liank(L) Midland Bank (Um.) National of Australasia National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. Ind & Sod issue National Bank New &oath Wales North Western Onentel Bank Corpora Provin. BankingCorp.(L) Prostate.. of Ireland South Australia Stood. of 8 & Africa Do. ci;.1;& at 6pio Colon of Australia Unfelt of Ireland llalaa of London DOCIL/S. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKET& LregiPOOL, .12R. 19.-Bales to-day: Great Eastern, 35 1 4 I—Lancasiure and Yorkshire, 131—London and North Western, I'll 1 1 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoalniffilre. 544 2 1- 51etropolitan, 1311-11kIland, 125—North British, ;W4--North Eastern, Berwick, 1031—Mouth Eastern,73l2l 1-11uffaloand Lake Huron. 41—Eastern Exchange Bank, 11 41.- North Western. 11 11 p.— British and Foreign Marine, 4 p —Empire, 11 d.—liver. pool and London and Ol die . 6 7.16 p.—Maritime Insarance. ; .1. —African Merchants' Company, p.—National Steam Company, 14 d.—Pacitlc Steam Navigation Company, PAX MANCHESTER, JAS. 17.—There were slew sales in most of the leading stocks, but the market Is reported generally flat. lielckow, Vaughan, and Co. limited', I d.—Bulfalo and Lake Huron. 41—Consolidated Bank. New (Limited, 4 p —/;real Eastern, 151 44 4 4 41 4-Great Northern, A. 13Y Ditto New His. Deferred, 110—Great Western of Canada, 13F-Great Western, 541 4 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1314 4—London and North Western. LW—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 541 I - Metropolitan, 1311 I—Nlidland, 1254—Ditto. vertlble £lB shares. 24p.—North British, 34 1 I.—South Eastern. 73—Staveley Coal and Iron Company, New, 4 p.—United State 5-20 Years' Bonds, 724—M. and Salford Bank, 34 p.— Lust Anglian, No. 2, 74. 111101130HAX, JAN. 19.—The sales were—Birmingham Rank. lag Company shares 'Limited . at 14 pm. ; Birmingham Town and District Banks, at 91 ; Birmingham Financial shares at I.lls : Birmingham Waggon, Preference 6 per cent., at 5.16 d ie. ; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank shares closed at 341 to 3.4 ; Lloyds' Bank, at al to 9 prem. ; Midland Contract shares, at 7 to, 7.. dia. _ DUPUIS, J 1 S. 19.—New Three per Cent. Stock, Eel I—Dltto, for account, Yet. 7, WI I—lndia Fire per Cent. Stock trans. fresh!. at the Bank of Ireland , 107 4-111liernlan ff2ll paid 261—National (L2° paid`, 671—Ditto for account, 68—Ps.4-111. aial,YY5 paid , . 044—Great southern and Western kin° paid 113f—Dulillii, Wicklow, and Wexford 6 per cent. perpetual 4100 paid`, 1124- Great Southern and Western 4 per cent. perpetuid (.4100 paid', 94. Mn. GLADSTONE AS EDITOR. —The Spectator quotes from the poems of Sir Francis Doyle some playful lines which describe Mr. Gladstone's editorial functions at Eton, the impressive authority he exercised over his coad jutors, and the literary fecundity with which he supplied their shortcomings: " To one I turn—the monarch of debate, President Mince of our little State, Who, when we met to give the world the law About Confucius, Cass, or Jack Straw, Saw with grave face the unremitting flow Of puffs and jellies from the shop below • At the right moment, called us to forsake Intrusive fruit, and unattending cake ; And if unheeded, on the stroke of four, With rigid hand closed the still-opening door, Denouncing ever after in • trioe, That heinous breach of privilege--•n ioe— To one who, in his editorial den, Clenched grimly an eradicating pen, Confronting frantic poets with calm eye, And dooming hardened metaphors to die. Who, if he found his young adherents fail, The ode unfinished. unoommenced the tale, With the next number bawling to be fed, And its false feeders latitant or fled, Sat down unflinchingly to write it all, And kep t the staggering project from • fall." SPANISH HERMITS AND DI DNS. —Lady Herbert, in her" Impressions of Spain," gives an account of her visit to the hermitages in the Sierra Morena. There are at present seventeen hermits, all gentlemen, and many of high birth and large fortune. " They never see each other but at mass and in choir, or speak but once a month." The cabin of each recluse is fitted with " a bed composed of three boards, with a sheepskin and • pillow of straw • the read the furniture consisted of • crucifix, a jug of water, • terrible discipline with iron points," and an Essay on Christian Perfection. "No linen is allowed, or 'tactless. They are not permit ted to possess anything. They keep • perpe tual fast on beans and lentils, only on high days being allowed fish. They are not allowed to write or receive letters, or to go into one another's cells, or to go out of the enclosure, except once a month, when they may walk in the mountains round, which they generally do together, reciting litanies. Seven hours of each day must be given to prayer, and they take the dis cipline twice • week." Twice a weak—that is, they lacerate their backs with an iron-pointed scourge. " The cold in winter is intense, and they are not allowed any fires." In the convent of St. Teresa, at Seville, an equally rigorous system is kept up by the nuns. " They keep up • perpetual fast, living chiefy on the dried rabo/o, or stockfish, and only on festiva ls allowing themselves eggs and milk. They have no beds, only a hard mattress ; this, with an iron lamp, • • pitcher of water, a crucifix, and • discipline, constitute" the only furniture of each cell. They are allowed no linen except in sickness. They are rarely allowed to go out in the corridor in the sun to warm themselves. Their house is like a cellar, cold and damp, and they have no fires. Even at re creation they are not allowed to sit, except on the floor. They have only five hours' sleep. They see absolutely no one, receiving the Ifoly Communion through a alit in the wall. The English lady was the first person they had seen face to face, or with lifted veils, for twelve years." At chapel they are not even allowed to see the altar. Lady Herbert nevertheless asks, " Why is it that convents of this nature are so repugnant to English taste " Tit E At VIDE NT TO THE CALAIS LI F RBOAT. —The life boat at Calorie, to which the unfortunate accident happened on the 17th inst., is not • self-righting lifeboat—but was built in London in MA on a plan specially prepared by the Humane Society of Calais. THE CASE. of SHDOTINO A SISTER. —The young man, Frederick Howlett, who was taken into custody a few days since on the charge of shooting his sister, Miss Haniett Howlett, of South Elmham, near Bungay, Suffolk, has been formally committed for triaL He is to be removed from Ipswich gaol to a lunatic asylum on a warrant from the Home Secretary. Miss Howelett (who was ou good terms with her unhappy brother) is still in a precarious state ; she has lost her sight, and her face is much disfigured by wounds. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 19.—A FPI:OINTMENTS. —COM mender Edward W hite to the Rodney, commissioned. Paymaster James W. M. Ashby to be secretary to Vice- Admiral Sir George Rodney Monday, K.C.B. ; and As aistant•Paymaster Henry P. Brenan to he secretary to Vice-Admiral Sir James Hope, G.C.B. The population of Chiztawaa in 1757, 190,348,328 ; in 1780, 227,543,434; in 1812, 361,693,190; is 1841, 413,457,311; and according to the last census it was 414,686,994. — San Francisco ',lrv. CRYSTAL PALACE. -- HALF-A-CROWN DAY. -- SAPUBDAY, JAN. 19.—Admissions on payment,l,l6B ; ditto by season tickets, 1.714: total visitors. 4.882. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD.—The number of patients relieved at this hospital during tbs week ending Jan. 19 was 2,987, of which 968 were new CUM Dew. G. Coe. Cravislet Drakewalls ~aiao~a:,~_. gait Beret (Mogan) bait Condon c — arThWes . I ~F.ut Lo~eß L ___ Ir.. W. Russell (Tarlatk 11 °rambler & St. &ern). °rest Lamey 1.1mItod)1 Great South Tolgus 1 G. W. VOT ', Helot on ) Greosille i Herops Foot 91np~ton Dnwue Margaret (Uny Lelant)l Marge Valley Maundy Iron Or. Wen Beton _ . Roakesz. North Wheal Crotty =lUnited ce (U. Went , ' 8. Carsdon (St. Cleer;, (South Condurrerr S. W. PFaaees (Mogaa; SW Past Tin Mott • West Basset (Megan) W. Camden (Uskeard , ; West Chttertea West Setoe Wh. Bawl, (Mogan) IWIL Buller (Rodratb ) IV,ltaiyAnn (Mechem) Wheal 1 4ten , Wh. Taoism:sea Usk DEEMTCRE Ot.Eatn 4 p.c. Mor.lloo O. Nth p.c. Jan.& J 100 O.Weta.—W. p. et.. Jon. & July . ... 100 Li50.inc.49.0.Ja0.4317 100 Loo.Brigl44p.e.Jan.R..Dy 100 W.4p.e...Taa.a July 100 Do. *p.c. Jan.& July 100 LetS.W.4p.e. Jul.& July 100 hildland,4p.e.Jon.loul7 100 N. Bettlals, E. P. & D. 8. ,, 6 p. ct., Feb. & Ang. .. 100 N.lratro..4p.e.Jan.tr,July 100 ticot.N.K,4p.c.AD•&Oct• 100 IIDWELIJLTDOUS. WIIPLNIZS. FOR ZION OBLIGAIIi 6.Luzemboorgsp.oent. 'Do. Havana and Matanzaa 11,in'Aare and Fribourg Maisons and asbaollla Do. Second Lame.... North of France 3 p ct. Do (late Chart 31p, ct. (Smyrna, Mc.) Paria,LyonsoliMa Sp.& Do. Now Sp.M. e & S. F. (Pero.).. Swedish 3 p. et.. Lai:ands? p. et an &Lotn-tres. Op. e. tit Ilastof Port. Tp. a of Franea3p.e. Italian, II per ot. VIAN.W.afTra Sp. c. 17 18 87 89 98 100 87 90 128 121 70 SO 12 124 22 05 li 2 10 28 Si el It Ue • • 12 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK -LANE. L(THIS DAY.) - - . There was a very limited quantity of Willi wheat is isle here to-day. As the attendance of millers was moll, the transaction, both in red and white qualities were trifling, but at priors quite equal to this day sennight., The show of foruqtr. wheat w.a only moderate. Ths business doing in it was mach restricted at about prev i ous currencies. We were fairly supplied with barley, chiefly (orgies. Fine parcels rimy; l of steadily at full prices, but other kinds were a slow it.q.:iry at late rates. The sale for malt was inactive. on former terms. :The supply was moderate. Oats, the supply of which was seasonably good, were a slow inquity. but not cheaper. Beans commanded previous rates. The demand, how ever, was somewhat Leavy. In peas very little was doing, at late rates. The flour trade , C+A inactive. The top price of &ilia was 60s. per 2.41 ilhe. There was s steady but not active demand for arrived cargoes of wheat, ott Falmouth and Queenstown, and pre vious prices were firmly maintained. In grain ow only a moderate business was passing, at late cur rencies. arr,verl. Me. lid. to 61s. ; ditto, on passage, 625.: Berdianski, arrived, 616 3d. to 61s. 9d. per 11 1 2 lbs. Polish, Va. lid. • ditto, on passage, 615.: Sanilumirca, 64e. per 4901b5. Midas was scarce, and the few cargoes offered realised enhanced quo tations. Bulge zoo arrived, 40s. 6d. ; 111.1 an, 40a. 9d. per 4801bs. The ~tiantity of barley offered for dispose/ was only moderate. The sales, in consequence, were re stricted, whilst the tendency of prices was in as upward direction. !brad, arrived, 31s. 4d. ; Danubian, ;:la. 1.1. •, Odessa, 31s. 40. per Inaba. Rye, for arrival, was in fair request, an former terms. Black Sea, ou passage, 365. • lines, 34e. Azar, 35a; Taganrog. spring shipment, 335. W. per 48011 is. Beans and milletnel met with very little atten tion, and prices were nominally without alteration. The demand for linseed was very quiet, at prices. St. Petersburg, arrived, 645. per 491115."=, Deceinher or January shipment, 645. per 4101 be. ; Bombay, in warehouse. 695. to 70s. • Calcutta, 68s. to 6ea. 6d. ; liltreeport . 044. rid. to OA ;and Black Elea and Aaoff, 665. Gd. to Cs. per qr. More business was passing in li naeed cakes, and prices were very firm ; Loudon-mail Ili. to 12/. 35.: New York, in barrels, 111. 15e. to 124 ; ditto, in bags, 11/. 1:e.; Western, in begs, 101. 15e. to 111.; and Marseilles , 101. per ton. antonseed cakes, British made, were worth 6'. 10s. per too. Rapeseed was freely purchased. and an advance of lid. per quarter was established in prices. East Indian, on passage, tts. ; ditto November to deanery ship ment, 49*. per 5 matiuds. .hired East Indian, Jas. to Feb., 545. per .5 maunds. Ferozepore, on passage, 565. 6d. per 4161b5. Guzerat. in warehouse, We - . ; Ferestpore, .555. 6d. ; Calcutta, P2s. Bd.. • and Wild Black Sea or Azoff, Xis. per qr. Cottonse ed was very mane, and very dear. Egyptian, on passage, sold at 9/. ; whilst fur seed on the spot, as much as Pt!. to 10/. 34. 9d. per ton Ina paid. ARRIVAL or Sous.-English-Lissesd, 101; seed, 72 ; and sundry, 298 qrs. Foreign-Tars, T ; II C seed, 6,604 ; rapeseed, 8,588 ; maise, 1,062 ; and sundry, 525 qrs. ELPORTS.-Wheat, 3,852 ; oats, 765 ;beans, 15 ; oilseed, 3,158 qn.; and four, 575 carts. t. : OEIENT PRIMA noun. p ar ca r . Welt?. s s. Esser, Ems, red. old 65 to 06 sew 40 to 64 white, old 61 to 71 NOVIoli sad Elsools sew St to 68 red, new ZAZLIT Per qr. OATS. _U. s. Sootoh=to II to SI Irish, „ what. 2l to 113 MASS. _ . Ilasagazi Tick Harrow Malting UlRllltng Grinding 3l to 35 HALT. Bum Norfolk, and Suffolk n to :a Kingston and Ware 72 to 78 )gown So to 83 r'u. New . to St OATS ire, feed SeOicil,rer 33 to 36 ti to 31' 21 to 31 Per Wir.vt. • Di9ltaic and Koalas- fiß to 68 64 to 60 2 to 57 66 to 61 -- to— berg el to 74 Rostock it Welles D ''' Russian, hard soft Ameheitn, red „ white BAILEY linntitra DWUlling Making 30 to 31 24; to ZSI 40 to 41 Dutch brewing .. .... Grey... &ekes FLOOR :. . 40 to 46 . 41 to 44 . 44 to 411 40 to 62 37 by 39 to 411 41 to 44 to Town anode, per 04 Ilw Howeltold 47 to 50 Country Norfolk and auffolk, az skip 46 to 46 Per Qr. OAT& s. a. Dealsh and Swedigt Russian Danish. EON= 23 to 32 21 to 27 'maxi. ISDIAII CORN White 96 to N Yellow Pima. Wreath, per sack . 46 to 42 Spanish „ 46 to 66 American, Per brl Canadian ARRIVALS 0? OY. tIN, ate , INTO uflON. BY LAND AND WATHR CARRIAGE, MID))1 JAN. 14 It) JAN. 19, IN CLISIVE. Wheat.. Barley. I Ma1t.0630 !Seamy i , li Now. m Yrs. u. Iym I qm. 'yml ym t 5124. sat t 2Y2 1970 11772 4150 1t..0 ' 137 I .. 1111311 1333 .... I 45; .... I .. .. I .. .. I ... _ I moo 1S ! : I I I 1000 2812 s 47041 1273 : 137 , 1000 21304 Bryt Scotch Fortigh ..; 2".177 13943 Total ..I $1439 1 , 17211 - 1 19772 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (lIY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PRoM OUR OWN CORREAPONDENT4 The market quiet, sales about 6,000 or 7,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) . . SI Alt.—The market since Friday has been inactive, but prices are firm. Refined is in modeate request, at fully previous rates. Co/FEE.—Business is doing at the full currency of bid week. . . . . . Corrox.—A limited business has been done, without change front law Fri lay's quotations. Jrre.—The market continues active at firm rates ; about I,noo bales sold. In other articles no business of importance has bees done. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 445. ; Petersburg, 'LC.. on the spot, 44e. ; Janumy to BIA,oh, 445. , March, 445. :id. ; April to June, 44a. to 41.:4.: October to December, 45a. lid. - —• FARTICULASS OF TALLOW. 1864. 1133. 1 63,39 2,417 63,4031 464 70.666 S. LI. 41 0 42 K 3 Sleek on hand Ms day .casks' 09,121 Delivery bat week Ditto from Ist June 149,421 Arrival last week 990 47,400 2,313 ' 74,903 ' 2.980 89,926 4 d. 17 9 74473 from 144 J tote d. s. PriceY. C. on spot this day 4l 9 Ditto Town last Friday 42,761 2.062 62,760 I -- E&. 78,t25 e. L 44 46 46 6 Arrival for the week endlog 20th Jan. last year, 76 casks, and Menses y, a asks. The arrival last week comprised : Odessa, 800 other places, 15—total, 625 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is shot ter, and there Is a good demand, con.e.oleiitly prices hare advanced on all descrip tions. Some infoi:or qualities remain unsold. Notwith standing the number of sheep is very small, they cannot all be sold. Trade is exceedingly dull, and our top quota tions are with difficulty obtained for choicest qu a lities. Good calves are scarce and dear. Our foreign supply con sists of 1,739 beasts, 4,080 sheep, and 40 calves. Front scull:4nd there ore 50 beasts ; Ireland, la, ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 7W; and 1,300 from the Midland and Northers counties. Per stone of Blbe s. dad Per stone of 611ws s. ts. d. Best Scots, herefds. 5 4 6 8 Best Dos&H6bdsBl o Best Sbort•liorns 5 2 6 0 Best Long.wools.... &wood qua beasts 3 4 4 4 Do. do. chows . Calves 3 0 4 4 Do. do. Shorn—. 0 Bost Dm& Blf.hreds 5 6 0 1 Lambs Beasts at market, 6,80; sheep and lambs, 1;;,'900 caves, 6{; pip, 140. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wean. Pattenden and Smith report a fair trade doing for the time of ) ear, prime ruling very firm at the advance. THE TURF. —The Niy.rtoig Life says the horses at Newmarket Are confined to their straw beds ; training is entirely abandoned for the present, and unless • change takes place so-.n we fear oar two-year-olds will not be iso 6t as desired for their early engagements. Trainers and jockeys are tilling up their spare time in shooting and billiard matches. Soiled Dove arrived at Newmarket by train on Wedne.day last, addressed to Mr. Blom, trainer, Newmarket, from John Nightingall, Epsom. The filly was declined by 131oss, and was taken by the railway people to the Rutland Arms, at which place she stands at livery. It appears the mare was expected down, for the stable yard gates of both Sloss's and Richard Boyee's were locked against her. The Sporting Gazette mention. that Tom Day (son of William Day, who trained Pussy for the Oaks in 1834, and nephew of the present " John, of Danebury will shortly occupy the training establishment at Hough ton Down, near Stockbridge, recently vacated by Tom Brown ; and a portion of the Danebury horses, brood mares, and foals will be removed there. The training ground is undergoing thorough repair under John Day's superintendeeoe. In addition to luudonn, the heavily en engaged brother to Monarch of the Glen, the Marquis of Hastings has had the misfortune to lose two other Stockwell colts—one out of Brown Duchess, and the other out of Fen de Joie, both winners of the Oaks. The death of General Blood is announced ; it was accelerated by the loss of his entire fortune in the Agra Bank. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD, hum:mfr.—Number of patients for the week ending Jan. 19, 864, of which 216 were new cases. ST to A 40 to MI 30 to le 39 to 41 11 by. nta• a to ring 1. local ,orld ; on Arsi mate*. blie4