The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-02 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. renrhyn, Deputy-Chairman.) ~+erfi 11.1 ran, 28, and Men Bryan, 28, were indicted ~T a.alliting Patrick Moynhaan, and robbing him of a w.itch, chain, and • gold marl p i n . a ppeared from the evidence of the prosecutor, a stable tradesman of Bermondsey, that on the night ri t tub of last month he was proceeding along Mate amid-street from Toole street on his way home, and ;h e n he arrived at a very dark part of the street the came up to him and asked him to treat lie refused to do so, and attempted to pals ,h r ., when Hogan made a sudden rush upon him •.r snatc h e d his watch and chain from him ran away. He was about to seize hold of t .r when the other prisoner came in front of him and ~...esent...l him from doing so and at the IRMO time seized tar. by the throat and pushed him against the wall, and tefoce he could recover himself she made her escape also. j 1 then went in search of a constable, and meeting one n.. s ow 's-fields, be told him what had occurred and gave . „iocription of the prisoners. He then discovered tbe had been robbed of his gold scarf pin. About 2 the next morning he saw the prisoners at the station . and picked them out among several other females. policeconstable 204 fd said he was on duty in Snow's kids about 12 o'clock on the night in question, when the ..3e,utor come up to him in • very excited state, with : waistcoat open and shirt torn, and informed him that 1, bad just been robbed of his watch and chain by two Soma in blare-pond-street, giving a description of them tie .31110 time. Knowing them to be the prisoners, he i n search of them , and • little after 1 - he saw them . t the eta of Maze-pond-street and took them into cur When told of the charge they denied all knowledge ibe robbery. The property had not been found. Th. :cry. without the slihtest hesitation, found them 1.4 1, i ; when evidence was given that Hogan had been cony i de a o f an assault in July, 1862, and that Bryan had been four times in custody for street robberies, and was m .„,, n eed to 12 months at these ICIS/0111 in September, pernty Chairman sentenced Hogan to 12 months' labuur, and Bryan to five years' pamal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. LIFE IN 80110. eir 3lartinr:, a kitchen porter at the Charing-cross !I.:. I, was charged with Riesling an electro-plated entree and co%er, ❑n d a table spoon and fork, from that i -tablishment. Mr. Mgr.'s, the manager stated that the prisoner was a kitchen p o rter, and bad ' been some years in the employ ment. He was a Frenchman, and spoke very litttk F..ng• list. He hail hitherto borne a very excellent character, :LIAO(' heal cook, who was also a Frenchman, had a high opinion of his honesty. Information was received that the prisoner had given the articles in question m a woman who was living with him. Witness commu meat, il with the police and the property was recovered. It had not been previously missed, It was laid as eitucss'a property he being responsible to the company. Seigesat Mathews, of the F division, stated that in con sequence of the information mentioned by Mr. Higgs, he went to the prisoner's lodgings and saw a woman named Elia:ibetli Ladd. He told her that he understood that she had an entree dish and cover which Frederick had left with her. She said yes, but it was not there, but she would tale hiin to where it was. She asked him not to go into the house with her but to wait outside, and she would a tell it to him. She took him to Little Fulteney-street, when she went into a house and came out with a dish, corer, spoon, and fork. Elizabeth Ladd said she lived in the same room with the prisoner and three other persons. Fir Thomas Henry—Are you living together as man and Nn.-.' Witness—Not as I knows on. Not in particular. TtIVIC With too ninny living in the rooms. The witness iri at on to say that Frederick brought the articles home 141 0 liristulas evening, and told her that he had bought them cheap Lemma they were damaged, and he should make her a present of them. Afterwards she took them :,way because a man named Paul, who lodged with them, wanted Frederick to lend them to him to pawn, as he was short of money. But she objected, saying that they did aid belotg to Frederick now, as he had given them to her. Sir Thomas Henry—What did be want the money for Was it to pay him for keeping silence? Witness—No ;it was because be was abort. Be and Ida wife wanted some money. I believe he has done this cut of spite, because I would not let him have the things. In answer to further questions she said she was the worse for liquor, in fact, they were all alike. They had been drinking ll day in her room. She paid for the drink—et least for the first two pints of rum, and she did not know I bow much was hail in afterwards, or who paid for it. ' Frederiak was nut there and when at home he never drank anything, but that day he had had something before he came haute. Toby, the detective officer engaged at the Charing cross Hotel, stated that he mentioned to the prisoner that lie was eccustil of stealing these articles, and the prisoner :aid, "You may *catch soy place and you will find nothing there." The prisoner, having said be did not understand the evidence, Sit Thomas Henry stated the substance to him in French. lle admitted that it was true, and said he hail done it in a moment of intoxication. Mr. Higgs said that the servants had had a Christmas tisane, and bail no doubt all taken a little more drink than usual. He saw the prisoner leaving. Should not say be was much the worm for liquor, but he certainly had taken more than he was accustomed to. Sir Thomas Henry would remand the prisoner for a week, during which time Mr. Higgs would consider a liether it would be neccerry to carry the prosecution any further. WORSIIIP•STHEET. GAROTTE ROBBERY. A young, but very powerful man, who gave the mime of 110 , 1107 S Rio, and described himself as being • colder wonger, was charged with violently assaulting and robbing l'oniet Harris, a clothier, living in Es' at-street, Walworth. Prorocutor in about tat years of age, and manifestly had been grossly ill•used. His evidsnoe was that last night, hetweer ti and 7 o'clock, while in the act of calling on a friend in Whitechapel, he received a blow from what he believed to be a man's fist on the back of the bead, which , ndered him :dimwit mad ; be fell against the door, and from thence sideways. Observed the prisoner and two her oleo , as also a boy, all of whom kicked and ,truck him, while the prisoner pot hie hand over his month awl kept it there, preventing him calling out o r making any noise. While in this condition his garments vete pulled open and a gold watch, worth 18/., stolen; but nut any ney. The watch was banded to one of the other men by the prisoner, who with the boy remained kicking the re...cater and striking him, while the men ran 01 with their hoots. Still the prisoner continued beating hill] about the head, end one blow in the course of the ..truggle struri the shutter, which occasioned such a noise that a woman came to the door, who gave a il alarm, :m a policeman mine to the spot, and seize d the prisoner, and detained him. The boy who had }coined in the iissault esipeil. Nothing had since been seen of the watch or the assailants. The witness spoken of was tamitied, and fully bore out the testimony of the old man who had been so fearfully maltreated. She deposed to the fearful condition which he was in when she ..pened the door, and saw him being ill-treated by the prisoner, while one band was covering his mouth. To the surprise of everyone in court the prisoner made an defence to the charge, and was remanded for the com pletion of the depositions. The magistrate acknowledges the receipt of Cis. from Messrs. Marshall and Snelgrove, for the purposes of the poor-box. SOUTHWARK. WOUNDIIIIO A .0034?+TA8L1!... ..... William Marney, a Mout-looking Irish labourer, was I s placed at the bar, charged with wounding Police-constable , Patrick Bryant, 131 L, by kicking him on the head and I injuring him so that he is unfit for duty. It may be re- i collected that on Saturday last another young Irishman was sentenced to two months' hard labour for attacking . the constable at the same time. It appeared from the evidence of the constable that at it • late hour on Saturday night be was on duty in Francis. street, Westminster-bridge-road, a very low neighbour hood, when he saw the prisoner and two others turned out of a public-house. They then began snaking a disturbance, when the constable told them to go away. Dwyer, the man convicted on Tuesday, then came up to the constable, 1 1 and called him a" Fenian informer." Perceiving that they were very much excited, the constable told I them to go home, and he left them and went sound his beat. On his return in about half an hour the prisoners were still there disturbing the peace, and the j constable again requested them to go home, and just as he had turned round be was struck on the top of the fore head and on the head with a heavy sharp atone which nearly stunned him. He looked round and saw Douglas's hand drop, an.l as lie was getting up the prisoner at the bar kicked him on the head and they both made their eecape. Witness proceeded to the station-house with assistance when Dr. Blades, the divisional surgeon, attended and dressed his wounds. The injuries he received rendered him moil de to perform his duty. In answer to the charge the prisoner admitted being on the spot when the constable was having a fair fight with the other man whom he had challenged, but he denied taking any part in it, or assaulting the constable in any wa. The constable was recalled, and, in answer to his worship, denied having challenged Dwyer to fight, or byring fought with him, or any other man. He was posi tive that the priaoner was the man who kicked him when on the ground. The magistrate said the prisoner was a cowardly ruffian, and sentenced him also to two maths' hard labour. WANDBWORTH. POACHING troy MUM% R'ittion Butler, who had Os appaamos di FERN RAILWAY. ral meeting of this nbitru•house. for the f the company been shares. The Lcter, the C 160 to effect under as waion, what the bowed ;o. but which had soli te iuformafity. Rms. al haring been pawed. - vote of thanks to tin THE MIDLAND Sessions, on Tues. ngaged fora consider. oinst several servants , for stealing draper 7 ; over the oompanfs mount of stolen pro cd, the court pre of a drapery este. ,red to have bees during which period nand pounds had beet ackaun, pointscnas s a shunter, at dyskfa 1, hcerhouse former with 72 yards of aldrtlng. Licks at Syston Jana' Lod the latter prism* riving the same. Mr. rant defended ins, against whO l ir t b ▪ called to give queen's 4th of August, Mesa% mcbester, sold a qua.- ad Co., merchants, ci r a quantity to Messes. month. The goods were §t 011 pinctio;. On th; the truss was missing; obliged tomato up the matter until the sth Bosworth apprehended I seventy-two yards of tly made up) of the thee articles of dra m some sacks for the dyed the whole from had pleaded guilty to well as Parkins, gave dc the goods from the sidings, and that they a platelayer engaged on 3, who also depOeed to Martin, from whom, at varying from 10s. to 21. posed of a considerable II villagers of Silaby, ad been identified many as found guilty, and be years' penal servitude. dey, a frame knitter, of nz yards of woollen unt by Messrs. Lomas, ants, Leeds, to Mr. J. um arriving at its dealt.. cted, .nd part of it was into clothing. Prisoner Buck Unlerwood, the who married his wife's ram a bona &de one. The y. lge Preston, a railway - c a piece of imperial rids" th o; ttctolwr. Mr. Bills for the defense. The [nun. Holdsworth sad 8, Wiabech, and, although railway w.toton and of cerwenlo found in his the jury, after an hour's not guilty. N MAILS. The Messageries Inb m India and China annai, ..—GIIIRALTAR, JAN. L a December 27, arrived te. w. for Mexandria. —The steamer reported ren as the Inman steamily i vessel, but the City of -The burial' eteamehip Irowhead signal station. VERPOOL, JAN. 1. —The at has arrived here. BM ; Colon, Nov. 17 ; and Pori. was .till going on in Son brought by the Maxima is CT.-(THIS DAY.) ART 2, 8 8.11. Li , CI I t Rirall) 412 Low Itx xky ; c. —thumb .2 4. RI ) imikatt In, Meru,. dine rection d r exp Aped •lmi „ • L..1 24 howl. qt.ls .I. tat - 60411 1.1) . ...--oserooss Raiff fall, snow of a di.,turlAtuot. A•lung, an. lionew lint higher ti.‘ --nth 1re1..111.t A genera: ..i_ht . it in grvait-t in the north-. i.t an int Temp tri tit nil the month cease of !top wvxt Frulice. The wladt 11111. t west, aml te.rtit-eanterlY she' again in this wroth-nt.tt, but IS in cloud/. Might rain WA 1001., N DON. —A dinner we institution was held in tote It., under the presidency of the . the first boy who entered the IA were the Rev. A. Remy, D.D.. an College ; the Rev. 'W. Ince. liege, Oxford ; Mr. Lionel 8. of Physiology, King's College A., Head Master of the Gram- Rev. R. W. tlifraone, Head !ollegiatc School, Raton-equates Prosperity of Kings Collars gave a buceinet history ed • esent time, (rola the was start d by Arch .field, with a view to the f in which plumb( be blend - -- ogland with the ~.*J . reater reniity Cullers lat tirst cal iorance, the London l'nivi ever translated by the late hop lunalale, " because nee health bad been drunk ss I that " the Old Itoys" should: 'titian of a schnlarehip or prize, an t by the authorities—that in this he athletic sports and other games, Ilanning, a feeling of connectio n, present might he establivhed, ant e which they owed so much severa inig hfL was responded to by l hoped that a goodly sum may • DRAM. —The tonowinq are the' the Bishop of London 1 . . preach In; r mornings in the piesent montkil t , A Rev. John Edwoinl Kolips,BLAw, ridge, rector of S. Jamees, near s r 12, the Rev. Ferri Mewl E.L. Jaw. rgate, and Lor 1 'Mayor's obeli* t . 10 Rev. Robert George Raker. Loy tbridge, vicar of All Saints, TOW* , to Rev. Christopher Packs, ?LA.,. )sford, vicar of Ruislip, middle's/iv ening preachers has already bus* ded tTo • of tb• Bed, IV reroitlV mod! or RIVERS COMMISSION.-Tb& laving finished their personal ' rivers in the vicinity of Li in their sittings in these ill inst., and proceed to take winesdaswi ha bisialks •eV -40•—eimi- Frost, • Thanes 111, Duke of Cambridge, atIiMISIMISIMIt. Mr. Mayo defeadedMig g eerc On Boxing-day the li v 4 l. 7 4 :l= a nesee L M seen by the complainen dn into and beating the Willi. Tin palsam bola= and a terrier dog, which wee Unties The conghtimant went up to them and asked them wild NNE WM Mag. The prisoner replied "Nothing, only wombs( Mr ismaori." The complainant then expnered his iniention of u having the prisoner searched by • osantabia. The u prisoner consented, but refused to wait and attempted to run away. The complainant followed, when U the prisoner turned round and struck him • violent ~ blow on the head with the knob of hie dick. A draggle ensued when the primmer streak him again in the ea bead with the add and twice in the ribs. His bead is. bled until he was nearly blinded. While they were St. stuggling together two dead rabbits fell from the el. prisoner's breast, and they were found to be quite warm. it, He was taken into custody at the time, and the stick was g produced before the magistrate. It proved to be a very i. formidable weapon, with an unusually large knob at one is end. At the request of the prisoner the ease wee adjourned St. for him to produce the other two men as witnesses in bia behalf. et On this occasion the two men were examined, and they 94. denied all knowledge of the rabbits. They dated that iN L they went out for a walk with the primer, who told ea them that he bad a job at mole catching. They also ft stated that the prisoner did not strike the complainant until he was thrown down and not allowed to rise. Se. Mr. Ingham said he had no doubt that the men were to on the common for the purpose of rabbit poaching, and bp therefore he could not place any reliance on the evidence es, of the witnesses for the prisoner. He committed him to St, prison for two months,. with bard labour. ei• Mr. Berm, his royal &taw& . highness ' s gamekeeper,then aL two summonses against the other men for poaching. gt ga The man Ryan, charged man accomplice in the murder of Constable Jump, at Ashton-under-Lyme, in 111 1862, for which two men were executed at Kirkdale in 141, that year, has been committed for trial, but is allowed m out on bail. The accused man, against whom warrants , tt were issued by Mr. Justine Mellor, five years agoomrren- so dared a day or two since. gs M. Sir R. J. Phillimore, the Dean of Arches, has ap pointed Thursday, Friday, end Saturday, the 44b, 10th, l i e and 11th inst., and Monday, Tuesday and Wednea ilay,the Mt 13th, 14th, and 14th inst., for the farther hearing of the NI St. Alban's Church case. Mr. Stephens, Q.C., having opened the case on behalf of Mr. Martin, the promoter of the suit, Mr. Coleridge , Q.C., will proceed on the same Rt. side on the fait day of the resumed hearing. 100 RESPITE or Carrrai fiErrrewen.—Last evening s t the Governor of Newgate (Mr. Jonas) received • com toj munication from the Secretary of State for the Home 10 Department to the e ff ect that Her Maje st y had been 100 graciously pleased to respite the sentence of death passed upon John Thompson for the murder of George Frederick ;Z . James at the last sessions of the Central Criminal Court. t oo The convict is 35 years of age, and • labourer, and the Bt dammed was a young man of =. It may be remembered to that the crime was committed about midnight of Sitter- S ie i. day the 23rd of November, at Hammer s m ith, and originated in some badinage about a hare which passed in 100 the Swan public-house there. The deceased and biz t oo friends left, bat were followed and overtaken about • 100 quarter of an hour afterwards by the convict and • man 100 named Webb. The quarrel was then renewed, and she 100 convict, who is ab' , powerful man, drew a knife from his 0 1, pocket, and the deceased to the heart. The un - •" fortunate man instantly fell, and never spoke again. He t o was removed to au hospital, and died as he was entering it. at. The knife had one large blade, and was such as a labour- it. ing man might use at his dinner. The wound, which was 1 1 0 11 over the region of the heart, and had pe netrated the right I: ventricle, was over an inch in length and upwards of five 14 inches in depth. The jury, in convicting the prisoner of ot . the capital offence, recommended him to mercy, and it is at. understood that since the trial the man Webb, who was not or could not be examined upon it as a witness, has r rekpeunbrelrcounsemrteanndrgttenhgoVAtrataleare the ata fazit o ies w left IW top given in the heat of blood, and therefore that the crime was reducible to manslaughter. THE SUFFERERS FROM THE CLERKENWELL OITT- 10 dl ,suet—Previons to his rising at the Mansion-house police court yesterday the Lord Mayor intimated that he had eA. I that day had the honour of receiving • deputation from to the Clerkenwell Relief Fund Committee, consisting of Mr. SE Edwards, M.P. for Weymouth, the Rev. Robert Ma- is. guire, M.A. ; Mr. J. Harwood Harwood, Mr. W. N. Wortley, the Rev. J. Thereby, Mr. E. J. Thompson, the Rev. .1. Gast, and the Rev. A. Herring B.A. These ge ntlemen stated to him that their chair man had dis burgled, to alleviate the immediate sufferings caused by the 7, explosion, the suni of 1;001. ' • that damage had been done to furniture and from loss of tools amounting to 3,000 f., irk and that the furniture and tools were owned by persons tOO. who could very 11l afford to suffer any loss of that kind. 6 °. At the prment time they appeared to have a balance in s i t hand of wow., after providing for the restoration of 1 y furniture and tools, but there were several claimants for ix assistance and others were coming in every day, so that the 10. ' funds were very far from meeting the necessities of the 111. case. He understood that four poor children bad 60, almost lost their sight, that one was quite blind, and that r o : women bad last their anus, and would be entirely in- so, capacitated for work. It was to meet the wants of such se ; as these that the deputation requested him to make known IS, the state of affairs to the public. He had pleasure in stating 0 00. that last week he received from the Lord Provost of Glas gow the sum of req., the produce of subscriptions limited to ball-a-crown, in the city of Glasgow. He trusted other f mayors and provosts would follow the example of the Provost of Glasgow, and set on foot subscriptions which would be within the reach of all, so that, although the donor" would not miss their contributions, a large sum would he provided to relieve these poor people in Clerken well, who meld not afford the lames entailed by a calamity such as that which had fallen upon them. He (the Lord Mayor) bad already consented to receive subscriptions, and `. be would continue to do so with great pleasure, hon the public would respond in • generous manner to th e a ppeal now made to them. THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD. —We (Birminghnm at Poen have already stated that Bishop Selwyn contem -64 plates a visit to his late diocese at New Zealand. It is now stated that hi. lordship will be absent six months, and yl that be hopes to obtain the consent of the Ecclesiastical s, Commissioners to the sale of Eccleshall Castle, with the m y view ultimately of residing at Lichfield. It is also reported 10, that his lordship contemplates founding a new Theological 11.0. College adjoing his episcopal r esidence. BEFRF.SENTATION Or WESTMORELAND.—MT. Wil 16, - liam Lowther arrived at LowtherCastle on Friday last, and as, attended Kendal market on Saturday, where he met a 10, number of gentlemen and electors on that aide of the 6. county, by all of whom he was most cordially receivol, and 5 there is every probability that he will be returned without 1 7 . opposition. The high sheriff, Colonel Rigg, has received ie. the writ. and ficeil Wednesday, the Bth of January, for so, the nomination at Appleby. THE Loss OF THE HEMISPHERE. —The Hemisphere, st belonging to Mr. Redhead and others, of Liverpool, while et on the voyage from Bassein to Liverpool with a cargo of es rice, sprung a leak on the 23rd of November, while 50 4 miles nor th of the line. The leak gained so rapidly on I the pumps thatthe crew were formd to abandon the ship„ 1 and she went down in about an hour after the y took to the ' boats. The Hamilibere's crew were fortunately soon picked up by the Spanish ship Ogono, which landed them at Queenstown on Monday. The Hemisphere was a colonial built ship, about 17 years old. THREATENED STRIKE OF LiviserooL CABMEN. — The Liverpool Corporation, as was announced at the meeting of the Town Counc il yesterday, intend to enforce the new regulations at once. These regulations, inter cina, embrace the free tradeor competitive pnacipie of fares,and the opposition to them un the part of the eab proprietors is so great that a strike is anticipated. THE MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. — The annual election of six new members to fill the seats vomit at the Money Docks and Harbour Board by the re tirement. in due rotation, of six member. who bed served their ten,, of office, took place yesterday. The proceed ing*, which only lasted • few minutes, resulted in the unanimous re-election of Messrs. S. R. Graves, M.P., J. A. Tobin, R. Brocklebank, J. Farnworth, J. Smith, and H. Turner, on the motion of Mr. Jacob, seconded by Mr. Tunnicliffe. The proceedings terminated with • voW of thanks to Mr. Hubback, who presided, moved by Mr. Ed mund Thompson. and seconded by Mr. A. B. Ferwood. DERLDFUL MACHIITISY AOCIDENT.—A dreadful machinery accident occurred on the premises of Henn. Wheeldon and `Son, bobbin turners, Stockport, on Tuesday. James Mather, a boy residing in Portwood, in adjusting a steep was taken up to the shaft-dram and killed on the spot. One of his arms was torn off, and his body otherwise frightfully mutilated.— Mandrescer °outlier. Yesterday a numerous and influential meeting of liberals took place at Exeter ; Mr. Mark Keanaway in the chair, when a silver salver was presented with the residue of 6171. 10s. 7d. (the amount subscribed) to Mr. Thomas Latimer. J.P., proprietor and editor of the Western Times, by a large number of friends, to expre ss their sense of his great ability as • journalist, and their esteem for his high and poems character as a citizen, and to record their appreciation of hie eflicient, courageous, and faithful service to the liberal party, and to the calms of civil and religions liberty for neerli forty years. 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John del Boy a le m s.' 16 , 66 18 43,114 90 MAIM Ilmders 1114 1 le K opp 2 V 41661148126 ( L 1 10,000 10 Vancouver Opal Ma. i 6 1 4 til 6,000 10 Val Samoa rUmled T 20,006 1 Wailso• 43o1d(lied t tal 611 60,100 1 Waralos Matted) 11.4106 1 Yorks Penbamalsll,l B 6 all 48006 5 vegisiumatios , Ile ; all 1. 1 -11 *AC IS 1/12410.ArairlsraTeL(L. 1 all 191 I* 6=1:1= -Tar-,...r.- 1:4 LP mr . 9: 4 . A r o = euizi:......i1410 14 114 171 101 ^OO6 15 14tartrallaalLATIAL. 5 I*l is 10,400 10 lisagparaiTo l II 7 6 4 0.006 111 1 111616 'ffUerrarbe (1 )' all 4 1 1 191 151 3 13,001 10 I Do. New 60,000 6 Ilastbar Or (164266 len 4 10,000 5 Do Neer.- --4 1 3 1 044.. 6.000 50 116114dt Amuck" Lod 44 17 31 054,310 It M. &I. Nu. TeL (1)-16 0 115 120 6.915 15 1 Canada Company ... . ! 61 , 04 0 60,090 :1146411u1646.5 latl )1 111 11 4 "000 110 C•oo.o= s. lO 14 14411 11.005 10 DU* • 13,000 19 Alae/31.104141L.0611 9,6 - - , so.oso 10 :111ty Mount, Malted. 4 1 lil 90.000 * ,CttyaLowdealLho.(l4 II 3 2e4 Kai 80 , 0111.01011•2104.•.(1 ! 95 16 10 4 0 10 1 Do - - 4 96 4, ,0 1 00 55 1010011304e0w Goa (L all 10 11 *MO 60 1013301111ca5(U5.)..-- 11 14 114 4 150.900 56 ' Wood* (Walled) 10.000 10 I Do. 50,60, 50 Oomaierelalllotou(Ino ) 6 1 Ot "009' 16 "Com Ulteloarller.(l ) . 1 17,600 00 'o6ttluatal Un.13444(1 all r e l 6 9100 10 1 Do. 11,010 15 1040.1Lias..PretTep o. all 1 0 I 11106,000.100 1C.6 La5.941.14177,41pc. all 1011 105 /1300,000 100 I Do. do. lag do. „„ 1. 1 104 200,4100 16 I C. hoe. el (I. ) all 31 10,000 60 Derit ..(L.).. 10 2.44 10019461 , el Orystalralace) - -.... 140 19 201 • /11110,1160 51 I Do. Putereacie 5177,000 ,64 De.rwl. 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U 15 0 i IM. 6 '0136•410366(33•6313).. al I t 110,090' 5 I De. New 1 WNW* sOtepaleldealfteeel 1 g 1060 a o*9eoe6 Gee (1104404 WI 14 11 05.140 ,10 .rwwwwllll.fteri(l., an 6 1 *ll4 5 i De. de. MIAOW It "P•GULIT.LODO&M).(I ;66 1$ 55 110,000' 60 1144•13416651 o.lleao , all 66 14 10,414 fo , D•. 601 Rye MI 4 e I I 700:411 so 463412161344 ..- ea If 19 MON 15 Do. N0w.... UAW 16 11303.0123166/ 461 .4 611 IS 1 / r 4.19 We Jaaalre woe ( 1 , ei II 15 146 LleyallaDOWese 0 61 411 510401 IL 1646.•611ra 110 (L. ND 1!! 200 01461 1 lleallems.flagle(Ll * 11 1 111.1159 /11 0.•=1. e 114144.11 4 14 lii 7.1 id if .I - Tccil 14 —. id ri - 61 - 'lr.l _ 4 1 I - '41.1 - WI ~_- *th = mi - 'I - e $ -16 I v 1 ; .11 Mb • MONIIII MARKET...47BM DAY) committee have not tLe slightest 'ppm._ result. ---..souss~ $ On o'Osna. The ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Public securities are ...`„, Te th er firm to-day City Bank will be held on the 21st inst., to no in consequence of the fe . eli 7 g Ti' distrust with regard oeive the direct;in.rsee'tt:po(ltaiiiiedFdesecta cvaerd Land and ividend. to the future course of continental politics having Mineral Company ( I llinited) is called for the 17th been mitigated by the absence of any disquieting inst., " for the consideration of the annual report remarks yesterday from the Emperor Napoleon, on the affairs of the company, and , other business." combined with a diminution in the demand for The dividends due the 12th inst. on Buenos money and a aligh t influx of gold to the Bank. Ityry ‘ tined f Six and Three per Cent. Benda are &dyer ng The decline in the revenue, and the consequent Broth ers PLYre,',,diui: course by *the knowledge that government purchases for the re- particulars o f the Co. , inking fund. - duction of the national debt will not be Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced made for some time to come, have had only the interest clue the 13th inst. on Grand Russian the effect of chocking a few orders to buy. Railroad shares. C The payment is advertised of the interest on Ilm Consols have not varied, bet exhibit a some what shares and obligations of the Dutch Indian Rail better tendency. Some of the railway stocks have we! , Company. experienced • fresh improvement upon additional The last steamer which arrived at Panama from transactions to cover recent sales for a fall. At Australia—the Ruahine—made a remarkably quick the same time the approach of the dividend period passage, running nearly 8,000 knots (from Sydney tends to prevent any sales of importance on account to Panama, sal `Wellington) in 3 , 11 days. The o nl y of the public. The changes in foreign bonds are dra whack to the route to the Australasian c olonies rid Panama will be removed when the Royal Mad L confined to a few descriptions. Steam Packet Company carry out their intention of I The discount market is quiet, with an increase in running their steamers from this country to Colon the supply of mousy and fewer bills offering. The a ithout transhipment in the West Indies, of ' rate for choice paper isl.l per cent. In the Stock passengers for the Pacific. Exchange, loans on English government securities are offered at ii per cent. Consols are quoted 92 to 1, ex div., for money, and 921 to 1, ex div., for amount ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 911 to 92. Several of the railway stocks have advanced. Midland is in especial request, and has risen 1 per oent. York and North Midland has improved *, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and London, Chatham, and Dover, 1. Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 115; to 1161 ; Great Western, 44} to 1 ; London and North Western, 114 to 1 ; Midland, 1041 to ; ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 123} to I ; Caledonian, 71; to 72} ; South Eastern, 66} to 67 ; Great Eastern, 31 to } ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; ditto A, 109} to } ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to } ; North British, 331 to 341 : Brighton, 481 to f ; Berwick, 981 to 99 ; and York and North Midland, 911 to 921. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are inquired for, and have risen i per cent., viz., to 57 to 58, ex div. Mexican are * better, at 15} to 1, while Turkish of 1865 and Italian of 1861 have declined 1, viz., --- to 32} to 1 and 41} to 1, ex div., respectively. Greek are at 111 to 12} ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 3.31 to 341, ex div. ; Portuguese scrip, } to 1 prem. ; and Egyptian of 1864, 841 to 851. re , r-- - • to the MINIM-(TEM DAL) On o'OLooi. In the mining market to-day there is an increased amount of business, and the tone generally is firmer. Subjoined are the quotations for the shares which have been chiefly dealt in, via.:—West Chiverton, 66 to 67 ; Chiverton Moor, 5a to ; Prince of Wales, 51s. 6d. to 525. 6d. ; West Drakewalls. 6s. to Ss. • Cam Brea, 23 to 25 ; Great Laxev, 17 to 18 ; Wheal Seton, 8.5 to 90 • East Lovell 8 1 to I ; and Wheal Grenville, 27's. 6d. to 30s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the following prices :—St. John del l Rev, 57 to 59; Don Pedro, 2& to 3 } prem. ; Ango- Brazilian, par to prem.; Pestarena, I dia. to pow; Chontales, I/ to 1 di,. ; Roma Grande, 4 . to II; Anglo-Itahan, par to prem. ; United Mexican, lj to 1 ; Iron tine and Bolivia, Ito ; Port Phillip, to 14 ; C en t r al American, to dis ; and Anglo- Argentine, to prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIEI DAY.) SEGAL —The market continues quiet ; 1,900 bags el unclayed Manilla sold at T3s. ; 10,000 bags of Manilla has also recently been sold , but prices are kept secret. has qualities of pieces are in steady request ; the finer kinds, as sell as deed goods, are quiet. Cones AN;' TEA remain quiet. Biol.—The sales consist of 50 tons of Bassein, at 11.. 9d., cash, and ;NO tons Madras, at lls. 9 B .landed Dacca Bengal, Ils. 71d. landed. SALTPFTHE.-2,00U bags of Bengal sold at 19s. 9d. for refractions 5 to 3i. ;amen is in request at steady prices. COCHINEAL —A fair bunions is doing at last vales' rates. CorroN. -The sales are too unimportant to give quota , - float. _...-eaions to a moderate extent have occurred in American securities. The 5-20 bonds are 4 better, , at 72i to i ; but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are unchanged, at 484 to 49 and 894 to 4, respectively. At'natio Cable shares are steady, at the recent advance. Anglo-American are quoted 163 to tt, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 41 As to /. regards Bank shares, London and West minster have advanced 10s., viz., to 684 to 69i ; but Union of London have declined to the same extent, the present price being 35} to 364. Alliance are at 111 to ' 104 die. ; Imperial Ottoman, Ito q dia. ; Oriental ae - : - . Corporation, 414 to 42 4 ; and Lon don and Count y , 1F54 to 55. Financial shares are still neglected. Interns tional Financial are called 24 to 24 die. ; London, - 23 to 94 die. ; General Credit, 23 to 24 die. ; and - as - Credit Foncier, 34 to i per share. Considerable attention has been excited by the falling off in the revenue denoted by the returns published yesterday , more especially as from i the circumstance that it is not unti l now that the lb ta -. blow to trade has begun to be felt through the na -I°l - ti on al exchequer, there seems only too mirth as Au -ea ground to infer that the falling off will continue, - and that a turning point will not be touched until a distinct revival of business and of confidence shall have set in and made s ome p ro g ress. The present position of the revenue can scarcely fail to have sonic effect upon the prices of the government funds, for it is beyond question that the market has hitherto periodically received support from the investment of surplus revenue, whereas the balance ~: sheet just issued shows that a sum of 672,6811., - apparently remaining over from the previous quer - ter at the credit of the sinking fund, and which, DAWINH POE THE MARTYRS:The following M ll under more favouring circumstan c es, would have sivertirg:tgrinil tal i t e O r t 1 the /Wkotrarioof the 21s111 been applicable, wholly or in part, to an immediate ~, reduction of the national debt, has been really ape Li t icleF.B., will be held at the Shakespeale Hotel, corner of William and New Chamber streets, on Thuraliy ev e a.. plied towards meeting a sum of 3,010,279 ~ ing, Dec. M. the proceeds to be for the purpose of e.intp. - described as " deficiency of the income of the con- ping the military portion of the Circle. Thom who wish sa l ... " solidated fund in Great Britain in the quarter to - September 30, 1867, for the charge foe a speedy release of our brothels who are now euffenog o f t h e 0 , h . ill British dungeons, and the regeneration of oil Leland, are iavited to atteud. Tickets, one dollar. Dents O'Do -44 dated fund in Great Britain for that quarter." no vas, Centre. Wm. Egan , Secretary pro tent." About 38,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Taws " Weteitioo."-The second instance we Bank yesterday. shall give of loudness as done in the present day i 4 that of The screw steamer Maria Pie has arrived from a shipowner. This gentleman who shall go by the tame 1 . Lisbon, with 19 , 5151. in specie. The biddings for government bills on India took s of go7 joh a n s,,e s' Wbelc:llairehrraic-rmidece'waser provincial rkl.loriclihve"7!""l:3 place yesterday at the Bank of England, and kw:r obow !' a t s tli a riondrt: plu m :di, ana l :living married, - 12,50,000 re. were allotted to Calcutta. The I :pied tote something higher in the world than a nine minimum price was fi xed at Is. Md. On 'head-waiter in a floating hotel. His wife's father was • - Calcutta and Madras , and tenders at and I retired and pensioned clerk of a large shipowner, and these two relatives there was mistooted • scheme red -. above that price receive in full. No I her oesw h II fleeted them into the omen h u s h eal They ' l ' . 141 31 tend on Bomay were invited . . Though the ll' --- official misietton lea fixed at Id., or about 1 per :Id ship was sold by -... zd cent., lower than on the last occasion, 75,000 C Of 1 rilic7,9l.lbdilearettnihrisineirgesslnueb, and ght hpunvedrac4birl'unimign. the ot the bills o ff ered remain over unplaced, thus in ship, with an insurance policy in the event of her being eating a further diminution i n the demand for the lost, for the balance. How they tetrad We in""" to yr.. vision or to man her , the g od or credit and the spirit of means of remittance to the Ea st. , t , , mercantile accommod a ti o n bills alone can tell. It is Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co.,g a -e nts for '''''' I eroagh for us to know that they not only did so, Panama Railroad Company , are inviting °POW' . I b u t that they also freighted her on go vernment tions at par for 2 , 849 ster lin g 7 per cent. bonds aromit to one of the colonies, and that the of 2001. each of that company, amounting to !edema. the obtained for her Lire waii . e i n , ough ot t k .l 569,8001. These bonds form a portion of a total th e i still mn t s o u goi g L i lt the not l ' only paid issue of 5,000 bonds, representing 1,000,0001., but , voyag e- ou t 1 elesr off d ebt .. their expenses, but made a profit sufficient to enable tam of which 2,151 bonds, amounting to 430,2001., are' to purchase and pay in part for another vessel, which they reserved for the redemption of all the oompany's ; also freighted to government, sod which they also soon mortgage bonds now out , an d and maturing j freed Imo debt. Had their opera/ire cestesti v ter i e . ,.2e/ respectively in 1870, 1872, and 875. The new i Milt se hne t IV::: 24,,,,,,,4•0ra0dic. But about bends are redeemabie in thirt y i narn ' licaders a 1 *it time of blob we write the mania for speculations in existing bonds will have the option of exchange duds wee at is height, end them ship owners went until the 15th April next . By present subscribers i largely into that most risky Med*. In order to obtain 201. per bond is to be paid on allotment, and the ; funds with which to pay for the cotton they bought, they balance of 1801. on the 30th inst. This railway ; mortgagee their vowels to the fall Intl* So long as prices co mpany in 1867 p a id a di v id e nd a t th e rate of 24 I bekeri:twallvorwel:efilism; Iv: p t . :ten d az oo p t ence tou w i l o u t eli .o te i r ii had ng. per cent. on a share capital of 7,000,000 dole. I a pound, could hardly be sold in London for eiglitpenoe, It is rumoured that there port of the committee they, se • matter of mune, were unshie to meet their of investigation of the Caledonian Railway Cora- , esgstgezrteti:gnter str Cann aggliesZefrrintiorsoeattol has to last reached the printer's of bands, and fifty thousand pounds' worth of debts and liabilities, all of Is juic e d. we come out at th e en d the present or a m e n had to be borne by, and were a dead lost to, some beginning of next week. From the character of or somewhere in the mercantile world.- the members of the committee it is hoped that illaager, =meter Jemmy. nothing which it is essential for the shareholders Ow FOLK vs NOIVAIIDY.-In the provincial to know will be kept back. Amongst the active distrkes of France one onset fail So be streak by two members are :-Idr. Richardson, sugar merchant, I .•grtapysosiseahla fade is the families of . the pedants of Glasgow • Mr. William Spans, _actuary to the 'Ea me brought up with eusmiv• Indulgence ;old Scottish AlniCable AIIIII1S1)00 Offios • and Mr. , ire p ro portionably megisetod. This state of things . e x ceptions. I have Fee working mothers wick Charles Cowan, formerly M.P. for Edinburgh. 1 wen sale to make their ehildreti obey them, and I poetess . The London and North Western Railway traffic ening tor Poor Imo* some few nallenb friends whose return shows this week an increase of 3,1861. , acme gip.ait surround them with all tender ears.. IBA 'peaking, among our peemintry the two- The committee of debentare-holders of the Atlan- festal hays named always soosakthe one naturally re tie and Great Western Rsilway, appointed at the ' sends from the other ; fee spoilt children who are meeting held at the London Tavern on the 21st esethee2wi b r eo ec in ' ethilionerineh4dr 7fsa et Is their o l i out s h oman are r . Nov. last, Mr. Ridadale in the chair. have homed 1 %1 " psrsats ars so Lager fit for work. it is customary their report. to be submitte d at a p ublic mee tin g 'for them to divide say anon they have among es the Wiliest. Mealy they say' 1 their eltildren, esti thee to go=lti with one of these I Toriremmilties big.** them"ebtetare Ware* tie epee • meet of tweeloa, to width the others contribute. Miasing - Mistlag esamilipmet in demsariding thew tie watt mid per * el eliteli mall pittance the Ohe=g=higs, lir talhereatie of 'the obit* el magietrate *Nee brio* to deviate sad enforce. The pew the sesedttlet_lbell be st 0 . 80 voraka , ebt faPt• lees moviram m tri e S ny l their poterosione a li waft lie eeillemeel et ene emtehom. taj.ll.. ...illdrestes • Often I meet ' *Wee think the dekomtere holden sheaf& lave end ,ep and down •a la elemesies at Wei ese el Ohs when ' =ll a hith le Meths& te alma every !tondo cttage. ewe le *be etheribi sp r i tir. Cletinem i et r,..2= doctima.Ulekira ea dm debeeine ken mg hem fa the who &dee it tbahgtetbeme temistimigtfttai s esta& le Why cannot car ipmeets he taught tit **kr have geefersel they Wad 4 ow Wade ar. way. et lalthlb Ms sit* dm satire at dr all time flats mem for_poor old rasa sae women ?"- 7 .fleele imams ANA Jialbbitti. .), Pm lifidefflea's N i!!"h Femur / . . , i - TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The mnrket i. quiet. Spot, 431. 9d.: Janwtry to March tld. to 91 ; March, 43a. 3d. ; October to Deco:ober, 444. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tills DAY.) We have • good supply of beasts, and consequently prices are rather lower. The weather being f.,voitrable there are purchasers fur choice qualities. The number of sheep in large, and trade for them very heavy. Prices are lower for all descriptions. Calves are rather lower in prior, yet a clearance is effected. Oar foreign supply consists of 270 beasts, 2,410 sheep, 82 calves, and 47, pigs. Per Moos of 4114. d. • ad. P.m .too oof 811. a .t. ad. Best Bcota, flerefda 5 0 IS 4 Bat Das& Iff-ltelslot • 4 0 10 0 gat ftat-WO4 4 105 0 , Best Lang-wools—. 4 4 34c0n4 qua. bead 3 4 4 01 Do, do. Shorn—. 0 0 0 0 Cava Flea r s 4 81 Do. do. titans.— 0 0 0 0 Boat Dna& 1111-hre.l4 5 0 Lambs I Dead' at market, 1,410: dump and lambs, calve. 1'30: SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade 1.19 W St the fal lowing prices, viz. t —Primo clover, 10.14.; inferior ditto, 70s. to Ws. ; prime bay, 84s. ; inferior ditto, 5.1 a. to 70s. ; straw, 30a. to dila. 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