The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-15 00:00:00

to the concha. vies, but aim - operations, an d ibunal teepee t- The court an judgmect on 4 accompanied ft the Tuileries rd to the hotel i Male/pais, to had arrived in he Spanish tai_ consequence of The resign. he cabinet will onaent to dia. tIDIA. iI'AT( 11. d at the East I be observed no. The lest hat the tele. hat Saes and I nay explain le or Cannon. INDLA•ROCSE. Ned by inrar- ewe Feeder!. eel Seaton, at e [Geneerree?) ted them, kill four. le wounded on an had arrived en rotas far neighbourhood the 25th of 47th Madras tiny' result. ibbulpore. Minister have The Minister on the rajah everument of ) taken place. tile. No rer ead quiet pre- ANDER-ON, ) Government. Teruovr, Ouulop, lately Kb prussic ••04 attlworksr Ia h a< Citiego.), User awe, ia • •rm• rot the I for • rants xcedlagly st the oral tam.. He Wares to roll- Mews. Wawa rth of England e of the prima. Anita mere foe • cuatr•dieb7 Lay or tw• of has I with whkh O• is t 6• mane 4 but he refund ha court hail. had previously I a neat seit him by - thy Domed to have no ripply to dr d▪ ie, th. Fa glamors, the • Owe* behind. m, end the cep play took plame, km rope to the 'tree, •Me.l4 ad pared from Won, vitro visa p • abort bat Igoe tit a status. es Ids irpmand with regard to funet luso, the mend of any had a narrow omit in which m i ring half an buried LI di-cororo, ell , then torso io fl•Mlltd their le ‘n lenezioa ox La toad h. a boy is runally ped tr: -THIIII 711. THVILSDA•, of F. outh-loill remit. wee Os Fermat 7 SS younger a as In, ma Sad espiodad so frost daor. mat ant 'Win As glen ••ft, I os lading it 1.. w. sad bent Abe lay an retreated tato thr-ugh the I b.. yeilogyr f *La Wins up. 16 ill. istrvant did about awe vary unusual tiy saw did Ti partici* al ias satilral the property le Mayor at pprather aa , - .y. It ww • d Own by • tract. would i - 11; 1;1;10 • resort, to ,r slapsoor— wla, to doable —lb* tows miustulAtory ',plus for ka the A n.smittta polod that protest to I DAT. ••• loser, 741; LetW INTELLIGENCE. THB DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (satins at Nisi Prins in Iliddlassz—Babes Judas Bylas and a CORIUM Jury.) 111:11.11T e. AIISTRIL—ORATI/CDR FOR PATOCRIII. The *tend intik eon le a widow lady, mg the defendant le in business ea a fretcard end_pill-bes ananfeetnrer Yoraiyaroina-plmon Holborn. The wake was to morn savrsl su i m at awry Ake bed Dm Ist to the defendant, and else nlaid. Yr.P.sejaaat Mir and Mr. Ralekbas appeared he the Santa and Mr. Y. Crley Q.C., end Mr. Cooper kr the defendant. Ruzley, the ykikelf, err cask end she dated that 2ln the year IS.S ehe bai hat the &Aaiun 200!. end 701, end u February, MA SOL, awl Imo bad alio had of her 204 in addition. kO. 147ehmabere—Tea 'Wad be elhatied if I ask how old you ere Wither —I ma 49 aow, old dm 66 slid I become d ummied with the dehodaak He was Mem 26 or 26. I be came •ouesdated with hha is 11110, eid tor fearer de monde we wen ea man sad wife toraber. We ma ilea. Is mu as my ova Mose Oat se awe ea mem del tr i li ally tidos that he mei at& me is Ey Weems all *M. (A hash.) TllO ialleasy °lndoor' a moth. I led the damndest Ude mosey, eed I arms bha sty. He gare weal 0 U when I led Ids the VAL He bad the I 0 17 hack at the. Mae I hat ham die WA, but I arm said, " I will go. you beck tbe 1 0 17 ; it Is • gift." He had eeme prkM aid two i *tam of code, sad be lehl be would ad Moe am Sim back, hat dhse he hed MI th e privilege' of • memisi ads be mid, " You may ham Mem br2 sow," awl I bob met ef dem - • stwahrear lege haters from the plaintiff to tbe &West sad aide tem poetry waa produced. Soma of the Were imee MGM to witness, who admitted tbat dry were is bar besiwrities. Mr. ihejewit ghee expired a Dope that his leaned hind wee set plag to nod lowan from this lady that had really Drain is all with Mc cm.. Mr. Ambers said they had something to do with the 1111114. _ _ S. Junks kir wee gene ewe that Mr. Chamblee would list pat In ay Mina mgisamat to this lady which led met ashes bearing en the sun Whom, in seam le the Judge, mid that the &deadest W Ow acme Mr paid boo Bs. a week laterite on the lean, He bed paM meoh as 80 or 90 sues et as. Mr. 011 as, a stock broker, proved tbat b 1313 he bail sold out be the *anti! various seem ot neck sedielant to amble thee to make the demon to qmstion. Kra. Tankill end that she had, in 1881, wan the illainadent at the plaintiff 's boom Moos Mid hiss the phalli was miry low earned, sad 1n said be thought bees 100 old to be be bis wile. Witame laid " You sheuLl have thought of thee Wore you bonowed lee tearey," end be mid it was through ha bilker be led borrowed the mosey of her. Mr. Jae*, Bytes hanneed whether Ii wee disputed net lbe 3001. bed bola originally hat P Yr. Chamblee admitted tint that ma tad bean rat, but afterweids 10 U had hem diva up, sad the lout be came • Mr. l l olive Byles said that the giving up the I 0 U w would sot ay with the clam, it meciented ere- Wag do at al ; yea aw amid mat so Ole b+ a doh& ha time wet be a Ms pisholiT he esegmesd Met the ameaat simaid be agreed ea betwanthe estmed. ilimpose Ohm hesewse. not meads le tads after mob a Ike et Mbar bed been Mop s& net lee the west, soda! the ercermionlem Is. et the Mastiff they add new Les eisaing she. Mr. Camino addnewod the Jury, awl mid that the elhet d esiss, if a verdict WOO ellt he ten amount, weld bole nib this dosas eke bad net Men, banhad bun fate ant by a moms eid le be hie mellbw. Is amiegasses al vliel lm e had said. be °Quid as hind the anion ea to Tls claims MAL money lind is Jen% ISIS, and liesrest a k pleimiff until Illemnber, 1867 L 641. 10a . 1114. qL 7, seem bee, 801., awl bust 138. Dm. 17, messy but. TM., and la Miners LA three was maim claim for bat, 201. The tool INN 4:119i. 11s. 10d.„ sad that credit wnltva for 771 Is., lembe the claim for 3621.89.10 d. This Pei ems in 1882, weed to Um bout of a friend at Pimlico whim be had the noleptans to meet the plalatit He Willa balsa with her is the embus, and salted her to come and Yds bes with him. Se asked him in retara to her hoe" Ind pm him ray des wppns, end se it was inconvenient pig base, he stayed all eight; and so the intimacy nem es. The paint!! claimed money lent end Warm. ham the delingent, but be would read some dhe lMSue, ea ban tlie is.. of than they would see hew ng al lelinsid. IWI that this lady should hare lent the mew " Monday night. °lily I have sot elept for many nights aI d in low Milt Li wee As Int happy night I have led eir ray wain. %ppm it ma dreaming of you all sight vas the am Was much disappointed to dad it was line thud wee sleeping with %steed of you. Ti. Mak I ism others hater than yen ; ; =4. an, al T es t‘y is tbsegbte night and day. Ima for W , ea *mil shall ass pow, if it is only for a few minutes. that yon ma well, and wind home sate on Sunday with it love, your also donna wife, "A. 8. AOSTIN." "16, 1863. " Deer, don nry perry you am so unwell —wee in hopes to hoar of your being better ; Ocoee God, you will ins so before long. My decor Austin, do pea take care of yourself. Trust to God, and all wi he well. My dear %Inhere, I am disappointed, whkh makes me vexed and cross with merythlag. except my dear Austin, which I hops soon to see. With a thousand kisses and good wishes, I remain, yours no. " A . B. A. H t . ILZT. 87 1 1 .8. G;ve my kind love to your mother, not forgetting . _ . My own dear WilHam,—Forgive me for speaking lustily to you. My dear Will, you do not know the wound you inflict when you talk of keeping any one. But, my dear Will, I begin to think that yon cannot mean what you say ; it is to try my love towards you, which, God knows, you an dearer to ma than my lift—for what is life without some one to love ? DOW, due Austin, you talk of bringing a young friend with you on Sunday—if I understand you right it was Ilarriett's friend, that is keeping company with her, there fore please to invite her with you, and my your own tiros ynn will mote, and believe me, I am year's effeetionately, until death. " A. B. Avant." That letter enclosed those lima printed la gold ea tram panel gelatine or YORONT us vol. 't no' many •joy sound thee smile And many a faithful heart you mei t When love may cheer life's dreary way, Aad tarn the titter to a sweet— Let memory sometimes lead thee back To other days almost forgot. And wiles you think of other friends, Who love theet well, ' Forget roe not.' " He admitted that these letters allowed the parties to ham bees ftring on sorb terms that it was impossible to believe that this " 'wing lady" lent her lover—in • purely oar mareiel manner—mosey at 31. per rent. interest. Mr. Austin, the defendant, was nailed, and said—The plastid, after I harass acquainted with her, said she had away, tad 100 i. would be .1 use to me, and she would Id as bay* It. I would sot have it without giving berm 10 U Iwr K Os am eotasion I visited her, and elm sold I am* stay all sight, for if I did not she would knelt which very much frightened me, and so I et= Oanghtor.) We lived as man and wife, and I took her to ibe Flora Modena and other places of ammemest. She bed her fortune told her, bat I do not know what it was. (A lasph.) She aseumrd my Caine and pat oa a mom/ iMog ring. (A laugh.) Is April, 1863, she gave sae up the 1.0 t . She frequently gam me mosey If 1 wanted it, sad If she wanted my I gam it her. She sever sated ma for e.ey as a debt until the attormy's letter la 1937. I Borer paid her any mosey as interest. What she says wee Wisest warn money I gave her. She, on some mossime, spoke of her will, and she said she would hare me all eke pawned. Cromweansined—l shall be 27 peen old seat month. I did sot WI is love with the plaiiitiff at all. (A laugh). I saver agreed to marry her. My father became aware dear Wherry is May or Jane, 1812. He knew e f her omen to aleep at ray lt,iose. I do nut know how many time' diet lloppesed. As to the 701., I cannot say what passed. Very likely I wee la want of mosey. I did sot ask bar to Ind sae S ,enetirare she gave me • somrsigpi or two. I tammot say how many times. I mannt my bow may Mmes I paid her mosey. How sea I tell ? (A lamb.) I will swear I gam it to her mon than twice, bat I weal @wear bow many times I cannot my how many there I took her to the Flora Gardens and the theatre. I paid es those soomione. I caonot tell where I took her. 1 was going to merry another WOUI2I. I think I was married threw pare ego last Februsry. I will ewer I do sot know whits I Meanie acquainted with my preseot wife. (Iklangh.) I met km to Cork. I did not know her la 1363. Hlr lord.hip dl oar t.l rh o jury t,. 2011. matt be re- Warred In say twat. m the un' y ytetotitto was as to the ether Pease Or dein:. ney mat say whether shoes sum wee lea) oe srlvaa. The jeu7 pve a magi Le dr ;WWI/ for 3 WI. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. WANDSWORTH. •C7IIIG Al A altraa WIT/10t T A I.lThi. NNW Jae Tilssra, wbo &scribed Islas& as a barer Imps, sea pried Is tks dock bakes Mr. Mayors atontall sit& sakwfskiekti as drirs is a has astriss villa& brim The prow was Vr tis tbis monaiax Ur Clapl wad by • assrlabis • dab still dr plata, and spas babe asked far Ms lbw rid Ur dim be bad some. Tfr is kis &lbws rid lap ins sot plyiss far liza r bst ins gobs Is SW railway @WA% SAS& Mari stir. weld =CU &novel So Is that sirs Isek D 3l l ; a r pis* sal the tiks sab wield basso • pl ain swigs. The pima nil lie aralr tliiA J , his wat of IKE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1858. parliaraint, that ula east oat his cab Ise mat pat . the piste, ski s& M was to ba angind lir prints romans. 11r. Darns. mid 11 the e vas a( tit* amid drive his Nair abs 4 all day if ta h t . chow air aural kin this tins with a natio& hie own badmen He ism many infinential pillow of high etaadiag is the eonuneraisl world who were reedy to jai the airman, se soon es the bank gota litde moan hat et present Om rather hold heck with the view of the movements of the proprietor% sad NNW whether *ay ) wore determined to boll together. (Chore 'ad leaglitir. The waft that saareted. LONDON =MUM COMPANY. (2 DAY.) Mil Moraine okkedraindry genera meeting of the sherekeikre in ads oceopeay, wawa ke the pur pose al wedelns ea awned of the emmieWe wisdom to the 31W of December, _took pleas at the lam Tam, Sisk„eggpioctreet. Aldermen PDnzus mewled the their. W. WOOO oce a, the iserelen, reed the report, which in our column' yeatorday. Offs. the adoption of the 'report, mid pared in review the rim mid program of the oats pony. This compauy had been tending for twelve months, and fa the coons of that time ita had attended to the large areoust of 6,10 r s fn i which bails had natured te 4,1006., sad to the Slat of December they had bills WI not matured to the amount 972,0001. They had had st difileulties to coated with, core bat with end maths had pared through them soweasfully. The ace:mats bees from le awl cord olly serutiethad, and he thought he Wale that leaking at the nature of the trade sad put expeekDoe that the property wear oafs that day se when thew caw manoed bushier. It they be said that the directors bad refused many bilk that they ought to have takes, but kem the Arse they had a solemn obl i gation—the charge it the Prof the shareholders, and this most be their maw e t IASSIOLDIII espreeeed his gratification with the malt at the company's operations, but objected to the reeocaimmelatka that no dividend should be declared. The mounts showed a surplus of 10,1281, of which 6,6001. wee reserved for losses, and he suggested that out of the balanos of 4,6281. a dividend of two per omit should be declared. This would leave 1,0684 and out of that rum he would recommend that 6001. should be gime to the director, es remnaerstion for their 1111r7k4115, which would still leave them a surplus of 6661. Another 811.11/LLIZOLDIS praised the director for the ebb meaner in which they had brought the company through the difficulties of the late oriels ; but reworked, in refermios to the observation of the reCtota speaker, that they Two not in a coodition at the present time to pay a divides.. Mr. CLAY, M.P., fally acmourred in the praises that bad be= beeiewei the directors, bat wee of opinion that tie prelim sbealdbare boa divided. He also concurred with the gratiemme who =idea the serviose of the directors should be kr, as be cowiaired that those who took the of wassipag his Whirs should be reentineested, be abeseved dog woks that were not well paid Sr WS wow wed prfamsd. After seem further ommuados, the mod was adopted. Mr. Ponovicist, pwomat to notice, moved that the meeting take into etwohkeetioa the propriety of dissolving the company. lie omirmad that the company had not met with the mixer whtre was atticipated at the commence- mat. Mr. Somme IssludidL: Mr. CAZZNOT ■ nesumaisl they should make tame whams to the Nationel Discount Company, with a view to smaissanstke. Mr. Pauttricurt wail willing to withdraw his motion if C the suaestlea far mmeigeimating with the National Discount mese estssatimeL 4 4' 2 1h• Paa JKATEINAN TY for the shareholders to deter ads whither as sinigmailat should be proposed. He wee very madam dr on of their company, sad he would SO the rawstlag that hap dividends had ben the ruin of pall& amulla. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro ceedings. NEW 48YLUM 701 74771ERL188 CHILDREN. This morning •genera meeting of the above charity wee held at the Lesion Tavern, for the pupae of empowering the board to take a lose on mortgage in favour of the new asylum now eventing at Conleden, war Croydon, and to else ten children from the Hat of candidates. Mr. Alderman W tan, who in the absence of Sir S. Y. Pato wee celled to the chair, explained the °bled of the madam and amid that the money neoresary for ourying on the building had been got, but the person who gave the money had not got his security. The beard wanted to get the sanction of a general meeting in giving that security , in fact to reify what the board had already See. With thls view two reso lutions had been prepsred, me authorising end Numbing the board to borrow the sum of 6,0001. at interned fa the pur pose of fleshing the erection of the New Asylum and to give the piety advancing the money a mortgage on the 's land at Bmitham Bottom. in the County of ; the other authcesing the ace and brenster of some of the sodetja land, near Coole d's, to the trustees of the Homital for Incurables for 2,6001. Both resolutions were adopted, after which the poll for the election of the ten children was proceeded with. SHARE LIS7S-THIS DAY Two o'CLooK. The railway share market to-day is firm, at the late advance. London and North VI eaten stock continues in great request, and has risen to 1001 to 101. Great Northern is also very buoyant, and has advanced to 2.5 t to 26 per share. Great Western is rather Satter, at 611 to t ; Midland is quoted 941 to t ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 941 to t ; Eastern Counties, ISt ? to t per share ; and London and South Western, 49 to SO. Brighton Stock has again advanced. oreign and colonial shares are generally steady. The Indian stocks are now quoted minus the half yearly dividend. MP Si 3 111' - - OS OS' 111. 111 111 me Y IS ni al SI 21 U ff Z mil :II II U 0 ST SI IS SS If li 4# le • S 10 4 1 I N` I 1 :, A I , V b 1 a i t et i . ft sk_ri Si SS 14 I St 1 i 1 IS )S 11 13 64 SS 1 6 ,e SI SO SR Ili 4 gt ili :: A CURIOUS Omnicl.—The Minister of Marine, says the Phan ilk la Mange, having learned that some Fres& &hareem =thine to purchaas their Ash instead of fishing foe It %smasher, evey on the Raglish meat, has decided that mat so olfendhsg shall be compelled to enter the err** of the slate foes Tea time, and shall besides pay the penalties to which they are liable tinder the dame of the 9th Jan. 1862. , _ _ _ —., --- PRECEDENTS TOE HOLIDAYS.—The 10th of Feb ruary, 1840, wee observed a • does holiday in England, In honour of the marriage of the Queen. In like manner • day wee set spirt la February, 1842, to celebrate the chris tening of his Royal Highness the Priam of Webs, boa on the eth of November, 1841. Both holidays were generally observed, although the time of year was most unfavourable, February being zotorionaly • meet disagreeable month for out-of-doer amitimments. &smolt Thurs.—A deep gloom has just been spread over some of the primal families of Lincolnshire, by the awfully edam death the wife of Colonel Thomas Chaplin brains of Chaim Chap., Bat, of Blankney Ike wife Lincolnshire leallowner. The colonel and his •••• on • Ain to Sir Robert Shot flea, BM, et Nonsenby Perk, North lAacchmhhe. and ea theft het the whole party attended divine melee at Go gad& ehaoh. The lady seas tursoeft es mil at ao cheerful am anal, end In the even- Mg he* payer. About four o'clock on Monday moreing the soloset was awakened by hearing his wile give a sharp shot eengb or green; he at once oat of bed and mewed a EOM, nal to. his hum at grid he found GM Gre. Chaplin woe assepea. The detweeed whose naafi was Miami Guy, desubter of theists William Beek, loo.„ Lendhohke, nokried to the seind k lath As Ilsateamagailmal i n n tho (kink the cooked served in 80% the Nednehade, ead loom and was dan gerously orkeded at It Sebastian, ca the slat of Magnet, 1813, and far this a perks vas sworded to him. la the whinnied GIS and UN hs gepookid tbo bumph of Brandook but In 11111 he was dldWed by the light Hon. C. T. Ifogentt, of Darode Maser, she woe ausegnestly masker der Lake.. The eider a_ upheld hie rat for Otendlord k 1231, butt radi In GUI, on the oreades of his regiment gang sat to Osmols. The gallant gentleman accompanied his reghatet. —lfeNkspArtas Review. ANNUITY TAX.—A conference with the memben of parliament for Illdlabetrgh was held yesterday (Wednesday) evening in the Royal Hotel. The chair was taken and the meedize by Male Grieve, after which Mews. stated their views ea to the course pegs, Ite pa i l the session of parliament. - Abe • hostbmil dimnideo= In by moot of the paths= present It out hind that a very unanimous opinion was held m to the poindphe which ought to be embodied in any bill to be brought before parliament, sad 1 sloe as to the course which it would be Inembent to follow in order to secure ultimate emcees. The rosin features of the measures peoposed woe the total etelftlan of the an nuity tam, and the transfer to the aura ditto whole mole 'Matted property, including the rights at patronage; the city churches, with their seat-rats; the room' of the re stnctions affecting church-door celloottone ; the retaining to the clergy of the revenue from the port of Leith ; and the don of the vested ?this of the present incumbents. preservation of the vested rtghte of the present incumbent.. It wee lly determined, emotion made by Mr. Harrima sad semailed by Connoillor ac tliele, that • committee, °Desist ' fag el the membere for the aity ar e i mil:mers. ICLaren, Fyfe, Waftrs, Peat, be _ wed Herr, be Mated to home resebethiss, °Aden on only dor_ eed that thereafter a bill founded on them roooktiene deed& be brought into parliament, and premed meemdttlegly ea the attention of parliament and the goknemeat, MI sub time a the grievance complained of be rodremeed.—Bdioirph Chweset. Tax CRINADI AGAINST LONDON LIIIIOItALTIT. Teeterdsy an adjourned oodweace look plena, at the dilate of the Society for the inggremion of Vice, Lincoln's-inn fields, between that body amid a number of metropolitan paro chial authorities, eitegymen, end other; Interested in the im portant questim, ft. ifteperpose of considering the hese. that eould be takes he Go el immorality y exhibited in the serest@ of the metegoolls. Mr. James - mont, a member of the misty, presided ; and amongst the present were the Bildse if Et. James's, the Rev. Cr ;C s . I tol a p ; Mr. Chorchweeden Ones, of that parish; the Bev. G. W. There'd, reeler of gt fifleire ; the Rev. J. Oar nise, else of the mob= of Bt. Marylebons ; Sir J. J. Hemil toe, Bart.. chumememin of that parish ; the Bev. Professor Marks ; the Rec. J. D. Doyle. of Wormatershim; the Rev. Mir. Verses, betuabent of Seaton, Surrey; Gress, Ws M.P. for Lancaster; Mr. W. Sarni, fur pow Mr. Spencer Wells, and Dr. Wright After some disculaion, the pobstment of a deputation from the leading metropolitan perishes to wait on her Majesty's government, and request that immediate steps might be taken for putting down these prectices, was received upon ; and also, " that molt deputation be instructed to urge upon the government the following measures, whereby it te believed I hat the evil complained of may be effectually controlled : —I. The en foroement upon a systematic plan, and by means of a de partment of police specially appointed and instructed for that purpose, of the provisions of the 2nd and 3rd Viol. , c. 17, in reference to this matter; 2. For Pelting am ad for Y.? 0,121 :1 and placing under proper regulations ea to supervi sion closing of ail houses of entertainment, or fur the supply of refreshments, intended to be open to the public after • me lain hour." LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUIC—The annual ball in aid of the fends of this asylum took 'place last night at the London Tavern. The arch of invitation staked that dancing was to welcome., at eight o'clock, and noes after that hour • quadrille was formed tinder the auspices of Kr. Frampton, who most efficiently dischatgeri the datives of matte of the ceremonies.. From that hour the dances fol lowed ia quick momesion up to twelve o'clock, else& a break took place for sappy . Dancing was thee resumed and kept up with aaabayd vigour to a very advanoed hour. The bead was nadr the direction of Mr. Adams, who wielded his baba in a most satisfactory manner. The members of the committee were untiring in their exertions to promote the costal and eejoyment of the guests, and the raftealumeas supplied inn each as to support the regratatios of the London Tama. WYPiTLfOIT PREPATIIENT OF POSTAOI ON L 107121 70S 71IS COLONIZB.—OD the Ist Febrsiny Sent sad thswelbrward, the wen of will be exteaded to ell latt=l=7:rhe colonise :—/dell a, Gibraltar, Hoag Kong. /410Mial. Antigua. Dinarara, Berta* Bahamas, Madam, Dasaimien_bfant vw*vt, Nevin at. Vincent, St. Lode, Bt. Nitta, Tortole, Tobago, Canneets, Grenada The pottage alms of lettere posted in the several °amiss se several addressed le the United Kingdom, win be required be be prepaid by the eenders—By command of the Pestamaster•Oenend, Return) Btu, Stemear—Generel reanaffait, lan. 12. Mt LONDON, B RIGHTON, AND BOOTH COAST RAIL WAT.—Ws are Wormed by Yr. Might, ths weretary of this company, that the eosettels for the pest trifler baring been =balite:l to the eirectore,_ . tbey as del s 'Pm 76- enevereetate the payment at • givimits fhr the half-year of 31. 10.. per cam. re the woseliianid Week of the compry, making the total dividend lisr the rer 11187 MOORS tog per oat. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two o'CLoox. The funds to-day are quiet, and somewhat flatter. Prices are now quoted k per cent lower than at four o'clock yesterday. The share markets are also quieter, but several of the English railway stocks continue in good request. Consols are now quoted 94; to ; for money, and 94; to j for the 4th February. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 94; to 94; ; the New Three per Cents. at 94; to 95 ; Bank Stock at 222 to 224 ; Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 255. rem ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 100 ; ditto. 1869, at 99; to 99; ; and India Bonds , at 6e. to 16e. prem. . . _ Txrkish Six per Cents. remain quiet at the reduc tion which was established yesterday afternoon. In other foreign stocks the transactions have been upon a limited scale. Sales are recorded u follows :—Auatrian Five per Cents., at 911 ; Bruilian Old Five per Cents., at 1001 ; Buenos Ayres Bond', at 96; Dutch Facie per Cent. Certificates, at 99} and 99 ; Mexican Bonds at 201 to 201; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 44: ditto for account ( 29th Jan.) at 441; Spanish Old Three per Centa., at 41* ; the Pamirs Bonds, at 54 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (29th January), at 981, 981, and 981; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1041. There are numerous indications that the down ward movement in the value of money will not be arrested at five per cent. Indeed, the quo tation in the open market is already far below this rate, good bill being readily discounted at four per cent. In more exceptional cases transactions take place in choice paper as low as 3} per cent. The supply of eligible bills is greatly restricted, and all the banks and other holders of money find extreme difficulty in employ ing it. At the Bank of England itself the demand yesterday was as slack after as before the reduction in the rate. Meanwhile the position of the establish ment is stronger than for a very long time pest. Owing, perhaps, to the magnitude of the amount of coin afloat in the country, an unusually small quan tity is believed to have been withdrawn by the dividend claimants. The effect of the influx of bullion from abroad thus remains uncounteracted even by this temporary domestic drain. As regards the reserve, it is known that large repayments are constantly falling due at the Bank ; and, at the same time, the market " out of doors" is so full of money that there is no possi bility of absorbing the important additional sums released in the shape of dividends. It is therefore clear that a great portion of the money nominally released by the Bank will really be retained there, ea " other deposits." The result of this extraordi nary state of things will probably be that even the payment of so many millions of dividends will not involve any drain upon the Bank. The inference irresistibly suggested by these considerations is, that the Bank rate of discount, despite the well-known repugnance of the directors to hasty movements, must be reduced, at no distant date, to four per cent. When that event takes place the value of money in the open market will probably be still lower. Whilst the tendency of the money market is thus favourable, it must not be overlooked that numerous intending borrowers are awaiting their opportunity. Money will be wanted by the Indian government; negotiations for a Swedish state loan of 600,00 W. are understood to be actually in progress in this market ; and the launching of several other foreign state loans may be shortly expected. Then, the number of foreign railway undertakings in preparation is considerable. One of the first to be announced will probably be a Brazilian railway, in the province of Bahia, with a capital of 1,800,0001., and influentially supported. A great Algerian railway project, with a guarantee from the French government, is also on the &pie, together with other undertakings of importance. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank of England, the London Joint Stock Bank, Union Bank of London, London and County Bank, City Bank, and Bank of London, have all reduced the rate of allow ance for deposits to three per cent. per annum. The London and Westraiorter Beak sloe elle, three per cent., u announced yesterday. The Commercial Bank have decided to allow four percent. on old deposits, but will probably reduce the rate for new deposits to three per ant. to-day. The leading discount establishments have lowered their rate for money " on call" and "at notice" from 41 , to St per cent. . . . The amount of gold purchased by the Bank of England yesterday was about 80,0001. The bulk of the 200,0001. in gold ex the Teviot has yet to be sent in. h the Stock Exchange yesterday loans on govern ment securities were obtainable at 2 to 21 per cent., with few borrowers even at these low rates. In the railway share markets there has been a de cided revival of activity and considerable buoyancy. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks has been effected with unexpected facility, owing partly to the increased disposition of holders of money to lend open these securities, and partly to the fact that bond fide investments in the preferable railway stocks have been considerably stimulated during the lost few days.. Exchequer Bills continue in great request on the part of bankers and others anxious to employ large balances, for which no other eligible medium of em ployment can be found. The steamer Alhambra has brought 13,88.51. in specie from the Peninsula, Letters for Australia via Marseilles and the over land route must be posted in London to-morrow evening, and those for Bombay on the evening of the 18th. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Biahop and (inning, of Cannon-street West, described as whole sale and export stationers. Their liabilities are said to amount to about 50,0002. The prod ace markets yesterday . were generally firm. Sugar and coffee realised full pnoes. Tea was quiet. Russian hemp was sold at a reduction. A case in which the financial character of the Neapolitan government is seriously impugned has come under our notice. The circumstances are ea follows. A large mercantile firm in the City of London, having occasion to draw upon the Neapo litan government, 'sent the bill out through their bankers for acceptance and payment. It was not until the bill had been left for some days that their agent succeeded in getting it accepted, the excuse being that the minister was absent at Gaeta, and that there were "no orders." The bill has since fallen due, and has not been paid. It is significant of the sense in which the freedom of tho subject is understood in Naples that no notary dares to protest the bill without the express sanction of the minister. The forthcoming dividend of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company is officially announced at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, making, with the dividend of 5 per cent. per annum already paid for the first six months of 1657, a distribution at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the whole of that year. For the latter half of 1856 the dividend was likewise at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. It is also said that the forthcoming dividend of the South Eastern Railway Company will be Hs. to 14s. 6d. per share. It is reported in quarters usually well informed that the forthcoming dividends of some of the lead- hag railway companies for the lut six 1867 will be as follow : Great Western, at the rate of Per teal par aunt. London and North Western l 6l London and South Wester 6' to 64 Midland 6 Caledonian Lanoaehire and Yorkshire r a North Banters—Harwich Ditto—York and North Midland The Lancashire and Yorkshire railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,6211. (ex clusively in the goods traffic) ; the Manchester and Sheffield, a decrease of about 6001. ; the Midland, a decrease of about 1,0001.; the South Eastern, an increase of about 6001.; and the East= Counties a decrease of about 2001. We understand that the subscription for the 1 00,0001. New Seven per Cent. Debentures of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company has been completed. This fact will be recognised uof the highest importance to all interested in the under taking, the completion of which is thus assured. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son and Co. : There is no particular chinas to notice in the market far American securities dining the past week, and there has been only • Tay limited business doing, but the transactions generally have been at improved prices. TIIMILIDAY svistnre. The funds opened this morning with firmness, and a fresh rise of i per cent. was for a short period attained. Subsequently, a relapse took place, a few tooted fide sales being pressed, and the 4 o'clock quotations were the same as those of yesterday. After the regular hours, a reduction of i per cent. was quoted, owing partly to vague rumours that unfavourable news has been received from India. A report that the forthcoming Bank return will be a very favourable one tended to support the stock markets to-day. "MR WNW& 10,90 3" t eakcJui I TN " "-- ea r ll rf 111" • Ml* Serb • MIN Okalindliegstlui.. Avalmblib. mai IS 4,100 100 %NO g IS!!! NO rdidcs - so IlWassLkaust.Clos. In NOW Ossisalmiewttsabil II wog lAsolgoggegogis. all ISIOS SO Wogs Osug. MAD • Wag Jai_ -god . le WINO ISO ImineWeilmialsr UV* to mat. Pmt.'s mom is ups • Ds. Um— Yb M olimista", Vls tow INS WNW... • St brig I IS all WIN gsolosii g IS 4000 Nur all imie si omit antriiii- -4000 Is M. WOO U Ming ilasUgs 4•00 De. 11•• . fk 04000 to mime/ moo too Usk, Mug. . 10 Wont. Bea of Lair • --- 1 1 Atlaada Sol. 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"am alone- *a KM 1 Piallkodyallllll=lol all KOOS 60 Paalmlifabold Nom all 10,000 Da Nov -.............. 10 14004 10 ingwasay trea .......... an 110,010 14 Ds. n0w........„.„„ in 1,000 100 1110putta1110N0i......... 40 I 4 11010 1. AWN; !nista au 14.100 116 Annaba WA.- in MON 1 Idag. ..can an 111.M0 I_A_ _ illatloll. an MON ft TholfgailnayM.o4a. 6 IS A* 1 • Yr Illorial. Laad1...... 116 101,040 It 111.1ada Dei5.......... 100 MAIO 101 De.Sfay ...-............ 14 ths ultirr Juirz. GENERAL MEETING.-(TE18 DAT.) • This morning a general meeting of the share holders of the Unity Bank wee held at the Londe. Tavern, Mr. Kant, the governor, he the chair. The sessting wee very amorously 'Mena. The chair men an directors, on entering the room, were greeted with Mint manifestation of applause. The Mowing report end balance-shin were laid before the to : " I. The directors present to the shareholders a statement of the nibs and oondition of the beak for the prig be tween the 30th of April and 31st of December, Leer. 1. At the lest meeting the pot doe bills aneenned shoot 12,0001., end the directors were led i be. that the losses on theme would sot be n = S. &an ct these bills ha ' , however, lees Mpg sag, ia albite. • loss halm aim ea ear bib sad Isms, white chary ledieMs& imememselal maw want, ter lbeelme hit k nessesere make=r4 i mees of the lia ageolesmis et She bee& gm thmusi-whe bed themeelme bear opellied mist el hadmes. esei =. areemisomat • Urge sum val be 19 WWI% NM II le =that bed ie s.u nl, limpreved meneginnen& be to vary metheale erase t. & mar OM the idneholder: may haw the mad mil=swi of the wry amens MII ba ben ft mine& m beak. d the nosh them t he khans elm& I. 117 Uth valuetlen ehereholders will be ebb to judge el the Ware lellisselg behate-shect nadir Os taw mimeo mat. 7. The mesa rigid enemy bee beta faded In demeteamt. and the simmer mid Ihmilme have ellm the isselpt of thir sera emamm mil the brim of the Immlt bee sheen a preleilis melt &It le grelltyl eg le know MM. In thee of ell the WNW= dreasleases 'disk the leak hos bat to 1•00111111iir, tie armilier dit easlemme bee ant norm Merl as might hew been =psis& 9. la the man el llipmeloor last the aid= almll6ll, le e cum sbles of Adz tit Mee lined ism ballissA, the Wolk lewd ion, sad osemens d lholsak. All aye mgpidems nob Is the &veton by dig seleadtbse ere big mid spa The IMlNlbers of the emmitise ere ems et this memos. 10. The dtreetoes here r.ahwea the beat mar Me meg est, 30 end 21 Viet._ ~ e. 4 11. The dlsseeure smilset MM the grimly diminished stemma- Owe int, the net half-year, add 11 the Improved ma asgemss& will he,. a mrphm , of profit. J. J. Meow, Governor." " Behan that of the Unity Joint Stock )l ar= Assaadra, 31st December, 1857 : -D r . T o mill-up =OW 150,0001. ; amount due co caveat mad other anon 139,7'741. 10e. lid.; profit and lode, balance brought from Ism amount, 2,4161. 4e. 104. ; less iromet at 3 per cent. paid en capitol, es per resolution at genmal m ee t. tog, 1 1111. 8 .. 114.-3761. 160. 11d. ; profit, ober perasat of intend lo customise, 8,0381. 11.. UM. ; t0ta1,2911,111111. ltio. Stl. Cr. 17 prelimisory expense, ae per UM wpm, AMU. Us. ills • owl. ual parent to Mr. T. H. Baylis (Min wlll cease 1n 1869), 1,0 M.-29,8821. id. ; Invest 17.4ban premien freehold at Brighten, 1:8., 1. 9s. M. discounted and loess to custemare, 141,4811. 17A 41.; pest doe bills, 40,6391. i. (of this moat the dinettes het eendemat that 11,0001. will be recovered; lentos the noire of the acentere of several of the bills are laveetlptiom letheCoortonlankruptcy, or bang wound tap under Inemettlen, thoyborre deferred wring off any portico until the eeriest emseat that will be realised ma be amenelmed) ; comet =pews at chief olllee and breaches mein Ac., 471. 14.. 2d. ; advertising, 3321. la. 44. ; isle rimy 4,6981. Be. 3d. , hone expenses, 2621. 19e. 104. ; dentin, 2261. 6. 2d. • law chargeo, 1,0711. 12s. 24. ; 481. 3e. ed.; rent ed taxes, 7 , 99 21. 64 . 85 . 3131. 15s. 44. ; travelling, 621. 34. 4d. ; loss on wand pre mises, 64e. 9s. 94.-10,1291. 19e. lid.; cash In hoof, 49,3391. Be. 3d.. ' total, 298,1891. 18.. Id. Profit end lie s Account .-To carnet expense at chid aloe sad branch's, 10,1291. 193. 11d. • by profit, after payment of Weems to customer 8,0381. Its. 101.; balance of proM end lon last account, 3761. Ifte. 1 Id. ; Warn oenled forward, 1,7141. 12s. 24.-Total, 10,1291. 19a. lid. v We, the andeteigan have examined the fore go i ng h o b oes sheet, and compared the Items it comprises with the several books end vouchers !elating thereto, end have found the same to to correct. (dived) WILLTAM GOOLD, )Augik,re, " W. 8. horns, " Unity-bulldiags, Jan. 9, 1868." The Govitanox, In moving the adoption of the report, observed that unless the proprietors had the tallest oonfidenoe is the direction, the bank could not succeed. During the moat peak) the directors submitted the whole •ffairs of the hulk to • committee of shareholders, and the chairman of that committee would state to the meeting the result of their iaveetigation. Did the directors not think that the bank would ultimately succeed they would not hesitate to recommend the proprietors to wind up, which, in other words, would be to submit to the en tire loss of their tiepin]. They were, however thoroughly convinced that the future of the bank err i ebseeteg, and that it would, under the new management, yWd • handsome profit. The par failure of the wee attributable to two causes : —first, the enorsous expenditure in the shape of preliminary wad secondly, the mismausgansat of late want of proper supervision had led to the main of may bed debts. The overdue bills under the ell management eked thus :—Chief ofike, 34,8321. • Western branch, 4,4821.; Brighton, 1171. ; 1.1211.; and Watford, 61. During the last five maths of the existing management the over-des bills had amounted to only 7004 at the chief office and branches, sod it was estimated that the lose on these would not exceed 3001. (Cheers.) As regarded the future, there was the best reason for believing the expenditure would not exceed 8,0001. ; ante next year perhaps ft would not exceed 6,0001. ; but before he proceeded further, he would call upon their general manager, Mr. Terry, to state his opinion upon this point. (Hear Mr. Tease maid during the five mouths ha had beau to ilike the receipts of the beak were 1,0001. • month, and the outgoings 1,2001.; but this expenditure included some ex traordinary and exceptionable charges. Supposing that the receipts c rationed at 1,0001., the income of the next Mx months would be 8.0004, while he estimated that the rpm diturs would be 4,2501., leaving • profit of 1,7601. (Cheers.) The Horror:oat, in continuing him address, remarked upon his personal connexion with the bank, and observed that, with the exception of ono director, who owed the bank 4001., which wee amply secured, be himself was the only member of the board indebted to the hank. But his position was peculiar; he obtained no so commedation from the bank beyond what any other bank would be glad to give him, while he was a large holder of shares in the bank which be had taken up when the shares were falling to a very ruinous discount. He bad got rid of the liabilities of his shrievalty end his west end establishments, and he could now afford to pay the bank 3,0001. • year and continue to hold his shares for the benefit of his children. If the other shareholders would only have the same confidence in the concern, if they would only bring their acooun'a to the bank, he was satisfied the bank would soon pay • large dividead. (Cheers.) Mr. CUTIIbERT, Chll.lll3lall of the committee of investiga tion, in seconding the motion for the adoption of the re port, attributed the present depression in the affairs of the bank to the want of support on the part of the proprietor.. This neglect awakened the rapi d= of the public, and compelled the directors to keep a larger halloos In hand to meet the calls of de positors than would otherwise be required. Daring the monetary crisis three•fifthe of the deposits had to be kept in the till insteed of being profitably employed 'Umbers. Mr. HINDI, of Moucheeter , had the Meet confidence in the integrity of the governor, but he thought no director who was connected with the Unity Fire or Life Offices ought to be upon the board of management of the sank. He therefore eared r an amendment, "That this meeting hanng heard of the serious loose, oustained by the L nity Bank believe thse,to • great extent, such looses are the result of feat nation and the want of due supervision on the part ti the board, who have oonecrinently ceased to pones, the confidence of re shareholders." Mr. i;p:Jt IBowra (a director) declared that this amendment was dictated by interested motives. For his ewe part be held twenty shares in the ccecern, and kept large tistances at the Bank. He had much to lose if the flank failed; but be believed an hie soul that it would prosper, and he, with the other Directors, were prepared to stand by it, if the =rso would only stead by them. The directors bad themselves that not • shilling should be lest to any of their depmatre, and shmald it ever become necessary, which wee not likely, they would close the bank rather than let it molt M a toes to the politic. (Cheers ) Mr. W. H. Hitt, who announced himself se • clerk In • large mercantite firm, said he bad the fullest confidmice in the direction. He should be glad to know what wsa the effect of the Bank being registered under the new act. The Govanxits mid it would prevent ahareholdere from bring sued in the event of the bank being wound up or eon tributing beyond the extent iif their holdings. Mr. Jotter, the representative of the Jamey shareholders, thee obtaining some explanation from the chair relative to romanta, mid be had more confitence in the mace= than ever. Ono of his qmetions had reference to the Brighton Branch. -- The Gov r it:eo a, la reply fag to the latter question, said the freehold as Memo art upwards of 10,00 W„ red ft was asaidarod to be • clpital lantern's& lima The bran& had paid all throes* astwitharraig that it was opened ou the very day that the Royal British Mak stopped. That was saying • good ANL (Haar, asi sleigh) 11r. HINDI &seed that he was actuated by the m min" aNdholad to hiss by Mr. Bowyer", and to show 'hat he was ask bs add he via sow ready to withdraw his arotadetesst. (Clara) The so leanest was they withdrawn, and the original noahlion ourisd. 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Om 'rills 00.K./10. Ns roiret..lllll l l' I tbi MAJaraisb 00 I 101 MINES,-THIS I)4Y. Two o'CLock. Business in British mining stocks to-day is limited, but the market remains steady. Wheal Edward Shares are quoted 71 to # ; Tin Croft, nto Wheal Mary Ann, 46 to 48; Wheal Trelawney, 27; Sort- Consols, 1; ; and East Basset, 96. In Foreign mining shares, there is no alteration of importance. Subjoiaed is the °facial list of priors in the Mining Exchange yesterday Redzooor, 7.. dd., 10e. • Bortridge Canada 13.. Bd. ; St. Day Unload, 17.. 84., 20s. ; West Basset, 244, 25 ; West Granville, te. ; Wheal Grenville, 30s. ; Wheal Tableaus', 27, 9 26 1 , 271. t is stated that the forthcoming half-yearly divi dend of the General Mining Association (Nova Bootie) will be 12e. Bd. per share. Until reoenUy, the half•yearly dividend of this company averaged 108. per share, but for the first half of 1867 a distribu tion of 15s. was made. The returns made during the first or June half of the year usually exceed those of the second half. The present pout ion of the under taking is described as satisfactory. The annual general meeting of the Dun ](contain Cop per Mining Company is called for the 27th inst. The Cornwell Great Coneolidated Lead and Copper Mining Company have celled a general meeting of the shareholders on the 29th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC-LAMB.-TLIIB DAY. The English whist left over unsold from Monday could not be disposed Gist that day's ratea snd them:wit part renal= on hand. The offers for foreign wheat were Is. to 2& below that day's quotations which factors declined—and but little business pored. Flour dull at former rates. Barley in good supply, and value well supported. Oats, the snivels not equal to oonaumpaon, and prices improved dd. pse Ir. Naas sad pees usehanged. - AIIIITIALIP INTO LOS DON MOIL J•2l. Il e tO 31121:167 8•46,14 It 1140126. Lk& /0141444. go . 1120 10410 .: — ..Z : :::: : ::: . ]: tl 3 ll 7 400 I l rest a" andriiiiilfi oriderllem. 4020 . 11 2 , 412. rreo iiiia. Limp ca l — iii fes. Si MR. —a ; DORM RO. U. : NW Ma 6d. IYPI33AL API AO . Soft 6 rft ba llt r% 4. .. I.7*.si - IT - )9 Id ... ........ Jim 2 ......... II Awn B9. 4 I I 4. ad 11.101 k ilb waft' Liz swami inn of 1 01 Prwt, Da. b. Dee. 11. Dee. 19 De. 76. Art 1` f. • • ... 4 4 1 7 17 4 47 10 7 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-TRIS DAT. (By KAGNETIO ITIZORAPII) (mow ouu owx coxxxsromosurr.) We have had bet a thin attsaidanoe at tho Corn Exchange this day. A few transactions took plaoe. A reduction had to be submitted to in the leading articles of the trade. Since Tuesday the decline in wheat is 2d. per bushel, in flour 6d per lack or barrel, and in Indian corn and beans from 6d. to le. per quarter. No change In other articles. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. ScoAß—Thera has been a full aromist of bulb= done this week. The trade have bought freely of all good cur rent qualities at the euireme prime of last wsek, but other descriptions have scarcely supported previous rates ; several cargoes of foreign have been sold at last. The refined market has been steady but not active. Lumps, 664. 6d. to 119 e. ... -- Lorrre.—This article hag sold with spirit at about 24. advance on last week's currency. Tea.—At the oommeocement of the week, an advance of I to Id. was paid, but after the delivery of the Chine lettere there appeared to be rather more sellers than buyers, yet the trade have bought useful Congoos, suited for *sir purpose. Rom bee sold at former prices. Proof Leeeres 2a. to 2s. Id. ; Demerara proof, 2e. HI.: Jamaica, 4s. to 2s. 4d. decline of about 3d. has been etabsitted to to effect males, but holders have shown &Innen In many In stances. flanTsran.—A good business has been dons at fully last week's currency. Brice have mold nay generally at rather better pricer. Corrott.—About 1,300 bales sold this week at a shade decline. Oils have been steady. laov.—Sootch pig sold at 66e. 6.1.. to 66e. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET rim s DAT.) The martin is quiet:—Tows is quoted 645. 63., nett cask ; Petersham T.C. on the spar 645.; March and April, M.; March, 64a.; Gonna. sad &ember, 61a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of boasts, although not large, monde the demand. Trade is exceedingly slow, and !Monday's quota tions ma auaroely supported The supply of aheep is very inconsiderable, and mostly consisting of thews left over from Monday last. There are very few purchasers at let* rates. Good calves, being sauce, are Mawr dearer. From Ger many and Holland, there are 24 alma • Norfolk and flufiolk 400 besets ; and 97 milch cows from th e hams meads& ter eta. at taw. a4.a a t tar sailasf. aa.a 4. Sea knaa, Ilcsitards 4 4 4 c pest =l,OO a 0 Bat aboralswas. 4 1 4 4 1 Uses 4 1 ammo %may bud& S 0 3 S I ... (Ulan 4 0 6 4 awe Pan 104 4 t Oa arm 4P680/ Ban Tr a 1101faesis 6 64 1 lank 0 scum as mark* 101; mein sad lamane. I.mot OP. RIDES.—THIS DAY. La.moriALL.-6ses. to 641* 30. ; Nibs. to 7216., 314. to Sid.; 7216. to 80164 80. to Sid.. 8016. to 30. to 44. ; &Mc to 861 b., 4(1. to 40. ; Was. to 1041128.. 40. to 40. • Home ludas, 95 . ; skim, lieu., So. to 4s. Bd. ; full, as. to 7s. ed. BERMONDSEY —Sbeep Bkboo—Polle4, Go. to 74. 6.1. . • Hob sad attlf-breda, 4s. 9d. to 64. ltd.; Downs, So. Bd. to Is. 84. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. - - Maws. Pattanden and Smith report a good demand fee hope Ball deemiptions. and the We advance Is fully malts- Weed. Carnsecy Mid and East Rent.. 68.. to 1205.; Weald Hints, 66e. to 70s. ; Bnatex, 60s. to 635. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holrr.ll, 16s. • Batas' Tann*ld Your, 120. ed.; yet rides West Smiley, 15a. ed.; B.W. Primer, 12.. Wall's End Neeton Main, 135.; Wall'. Std Haman, 21a. • Woodhouse Close, 14. ; Wall. End Hatton, 21a Ws End &Kith Hatton, 21s. ; Walls Had 6616 s'4 121a.-103 ships at miuinet. ie 10. 3d Id Ji 31. Bd 3.1 1 0 I 106 Xs Wm id