The Express. — London, England, 1866-01-25 00:00:00

r - BOMBAY OP 32.800 BY A CLERK. WOBBHIP.MEET.-(THIS DAY.) William Chadwick, 50 years of age, resident at * m o d MA Norwood, was brought before Mr. Major coo k s as • charge of stealing 2,8001., the moneys of his „owns, Messrs. Henry and John Taylor, mustard and co pe sissufacturers, carrying on betimes in Brick lane, WbgettmPel• g r . Lewis, sea., of Ely-place, attended for the prosecu tion; the prisoner was undefended. He has a very gentle s/sly exterior, and from the mouton he entered the dock kanton the front iron rail shielding his features with his r ight band, which he removed but twice during the cum'. Kr. Lewis stated the material facts of the case, in the OWN of which he remarked—The prisoner has been, I b e lieve, between six and seven yews in the service of this thre es • orrefidential clerk, entering it on a salary of 2001., which amours was increased in consideration of what was believed to be • mune of undeviating honesty and good eudnet to 3001. per annum. Not nafrequently he dined sad mixed socially with his employees—end when I inform you, sir, that from May, 1864, to December, 1865, his de. Westin. amounted to about 2,7001. — some estimate may be formed of the quality pertaining to his good conduct sad the interest he had evinced for the welfare of the fins. When apprehended he mid, "Yes, oh yes, I Wok the money—you would not allow me • seffichat salary, so I took it." Now, sir, I think it will be admitted that such • remark is ea cool • way of admitting • robbery. end such • robbery, ea may easily be imagined. Nor should I omit to mention that this confiden tial clerk actually occasioned and procured the discharge of two workmen in the same employment under • represents. tion of dishonesty. It was then shown that some portion of the prisoner's duty was to irsecian entry of amounts remitted to him by the firm's travellers, as also the allowances made to ow heirs by the travellers, the balance after such deductions to be banded over by him to his principals. Not in the wend so-called 'Mowers's. had the great wrong been done, bat in the outing up of the same at the foot of the column, a nd adding usually the figure of one so placed as to make the amount greater by one hundred pounds. They were pointed out by Mr. Whits, the ledger clerk, whose attention to the false casting up appeared to have been quite aoci. thatelly attracted. Six separate instances{ of this pro kahly novel but daring system were taken by Mr. Lewis ; coo of than alone was to the extent of 3001., so that on the six eases the firm were minus exactly 9001. Formal °video.. of this having been given. Mr. John Taylor deposed—Yesterday the prisoner was absent from business on • holiday. I received a own municatica during his absence in reference to this matter, sad this morning when he entered the office I had a list of soounta in my hand (the robust amounts). I sent for • poliorconetable, and in his presence said, "You have been robbing me." He said, "Robbing, robbing ?' I remarked, "Yes," and then allowed him the list. He then coelly o bserved, " I have taken it ; the minty was too ma' Prisoner (removing his hand from his fsoe)—l went there or a promise of advancement, and remained seven years. Mr. Taylor—Since May, 1864, there has not been any advance in his salary—it wee at first 2001., and lastly 3001. —he never asked for increase. Christopher Kent, 700 A reeerve—l received the psi erase in custody. Prosecutor said, " I give this person in /barge for stealing • large sum of money." There wu no reply. Prosecutor added, " I give him in charge for steal ing 2,0001.," and he exhibited the list produced. Prisoner thee replied, "I was led to believe that I should have more," Am not sore he said more money. " And I was drove to it." Mr. Kingsmill (the clerk)—Did he my " drove" or "driven r Witness—" Drove ;" and he added, " Yon promised that I should have an increase of pay. I made advances which drove me almost crazy. I admit taking it." Mr. Lewis—This will be the case, air. The false castings up of the allowance amounts are in prisoner's handwriting, which, with his admission, are amply sufficient evidence for conviction. Mr. Cooke (to the prisoner)—Do you desire any time pre. 'bus to • final committal for trial that you may have an opportunity of consulting with a profeeeional gentleman. Prisoner—l certainly should wish to see my friends and legal adviser. Yr. Cooke—Very well. then, I will allow a 'seri remand, Prisoner was removed from the dock mach dejected. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LTVIIPOOL. JAN. 21.-6alss to-day : —Great Eastern, 39 Ismeashire and Yorkshire, 1221 / I—London and North Western, 1261 6--Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 621 — Metropolitan, 35 61—Midland (181. sham), 2 6-16 p. —South Fasten, 70—Buffalo and L Huro6 9-16—Grand Trunk of Canada, 3411 I—kkie, 50 ike reTwenties, 66 61—Dutch Rhenish, 6 1516 p.—Alliance Bank, 0 p.—Queen Insurance Company, 1 Dion Marine. 11 1 7-1611 p.—Mersey Steel and Iron Company, 11 I—National Steam Narig.tion Company, 0 1 7-16 le 1 7-16 11. 11A/1011111r111, Jail. 24.—There was a moderate badness, but at rather lower rates. Alliance Bank (Limited), 21 p.—Confe derate Loan, 6—Consolidated Bank (Limited). ti I).—Erice. 66 —Gnat Eastern, 391 1 0 el—Great Northern, A, 1451—Grand Tnmk of Canada, 361 14 I—Great Western of Canada, 16 6-16 —Great Western, 69-111inois, TS 4i s—Lancashire and York ebbe. 1221 I—London and North Western, 120—Manchester, eliefeeld, and Lincolnshire, 621 4—ditto , Perp. 6 per Cent., 101 16—New ditto (all paid;, 9 - Metropolitaa,l3s 111 If —Stanley Coal and Iron Company (Limited),lB p.—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited„ 54 p.—United States 6-90 years' Bonds, 661 —Virginia 6 per Ceuta., 401—Overecd, Gurney, sad Co., 0 p. &amnions*, Jan. 24.—Business was done In this market to day as follows : Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, at 40—Birming ham Financial, at IL les. ed. prem.—Gloucester Wagon, at 12— British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 6 and 6 db., closing 6 to 41 dia—Patent Nut an • Bolt, at 11 prem. and Steam Cooperage and Cut, at 34. 9d. db. Nottingham Banks were offered at I Metropolitan Wagon, second issue, at dia.—and prom. Adams and Company, at 11. Ils. 3d. prem. Warm° sr THE HosTrrais.—The secretary of the London Hospital writes to the Times to say that the committee have fully inquired into the delay at this institn doe in the first treatment of accident cases as alleged by Mr. and bees severely reprimanded the nurse and porter, with an intimation that further misconduct will in toredismissal ; and that the delay complained of was chiefly owing to the faid that the house surgeon was engaged ia attend iog to a avers and difficult cue of hemorrhage in the wards. The ooaimittee deeply regret the inconvenience to which individual patients have been subjected, resulting from a circumstance already too well known at the hospital, viz., an influx of accident cases, which now, at VAIN, exceeds the powers of the existing staff, and for this evil thiaconunittee (upon the urgent recommend ation of the surgeons) had already endeavoured to devise a remedy by a resolution to appoint a third resident house surgeon, who will shortly enter on his duties. This reso lution is on the minutes of Tuesday, the 28th of November Let. A Loss ro ARCHAOLOGY.—During the severe gales that have prevailed a loss has been sustained which can urer be replaced. It is well known that the oldest house in England is the one at the bottom of Blue Anchor-lane, West Quay, formerly the residence of King John. The remains of this building have long been need u a store and cart abed, and we regret to announce that the force of the wind has blown down one of the walls, thereby de stroying a secret court that existed within the wall, and which led to a subterranean passage, planned for the escape of its beleaguered ccenpants. In one of the walls of the house is a mess, the size and form of • human being, tradition asserting that a poor wretch was built into the wall alive, and there left by his barbarous jailors to Perish by the slow and torturing pangs of hunger. Within a few months our great local antiquary, the Rev. E. Kell, had photographs taken of the remain' of this celebrated historical residence.—Hants Independent. LONDON SOCITTY.—From the multitudinous shape which London society is now asvuming, two consequences we imminent ; the rarity of these huge reunions from the mitoses or inability of our houses to contain them, and the retirement within a very limited circle of relatives and Privtte friends of those persons who would have bun willing, in the old time, to have contributed a proper share to the social enjoyment of others. With the excuse of raidiuomfort abroad, joined to an Englishman's natural inclination to stay at borne ; with the di ffi culty of meeting the few he likes, added to the certainty of encounter led a crowd be abhors ; with the increasittc severity of the duties and responsibilities of public life, and the diminution of the external respect sod import une it imparts, there is every inducement to oar wealthier, and nobler, and more fastidious countrymen to retain an exclusiveness of habits and an isolations ef lift, which can be indulged in with impunity by legiti mists in Paris or men of letters in Boston, but which, if rlstunatically persisted in, will seriously impair the rein hone of classes, and the political structure of our civil cadence. The great can no longer remain in an empyrean tf their own, even if that atmosphere be purer, triter. *ad latter than the world below; but, as unfortacately it is the tandem of all exclusiveness of this kind to generate Tar! different kind of atmosphere, there is the double k , od of the injury to the order and the damage to the in- Sividuals. It is, therefore, no exaggeration to say that wash a moiety es the Misses Berry established and main filmed for nearly half a oentury—bringing together on a teenoon ground of friendly istereouree. not only men U. s tations in different walks of life, bat what might WIT to called the men of the day—mu who had won and men who were winning, mina who wished to learn and men ready to tench, restrained and softened by a womanly inflow* ?at sever degenerated hate that social polio* which • ton skilful hostess often finds neoeseary to impose—had its and political bearings, besides its personal and Noselioial laflassese.—Quarieriy &vim, now number. motabiel with the ly being .lonntable in plain thcial to e Ir!)et his fried 10180, sued iking hiss sad his d on the mr. was wad 51. ar ged before on Crystal roperty al .ty of Mire ty of Nis Trent, obi on 07 1 411 anapiciou • stall tog wont Air if the de, be primo•o er article, a into tie agitated, of No. dim Ryas; Fodued— gum 'a' Pala* roio ( SISI mating. week, owe Lod wow& in hospital Log is Na er WISO wta y, throms ed of been serious fp, ewtoioodier release tho CO shun a. She Mg t. the proles. an early premises agleppUM set that XL demand b the wig iter Smola sad the b ii ° mt sad di tf eh r. claza Shel a nd 4 8011 . a of fir. Pentoavillo led until tle fr. Lovell, a ed.—A be Shea, *el peettill of* were Not 3 eat* thit s Provio" , Irserasti lion of • Sr aed Boole ea or w ares ot s. 01 * of *Moab Ig I boar look g, gr. s kid to oaf .LIAI/1 0 1.% . * i ltair4n stl wan b rj a sla be un Th orto ol .. di A;4 tb•PP a , kw mid 14 .7 s A 0 11 ° 1— , w fier„ t l o w ; I f try and uw•—__, l , re, ~....sla Feasim• i i sed .usoo dP•Sibil il b y ( lasd — Bahrg tad dic..... ru....... o f voi ,0•11" ,„ eiplie— isr lbw b a tlls , GREAT EASTZEN RAILWALL—(TRI3 DALY.) ---• A special general meeting of the proprietors was held to-day at the London Tavern to receive the report of the committee of investigation and to elect five directors in the room of Ave who have resigned. The chair was taut at noon by Mr. J. GOODSON. M.P. The meeting was exceedingly numerous, the largest room in the building being densely wooded. Mr. Goodson and the other direr. teas on entering the room were received with mingled SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) Ora 04:hoax. The railway market is dull to-day, with few transactions. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has tali declined 1 per cent, and Great Western, London 1, 4 1 and North Western, and Midland, 1. Great Northern A, however, continua in demand, and shows a fresh rise of 1 per cent. to London and North Western stock is now sal quoted 1254 to ; Great Western, 581 to 591 ; C Midland, 1224 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 141 , 1211 to 1221 ; Soutk Eastern, 74 to ; Great Ei Esatern, 38i to 1 ; Caledonian, 1 2 8 to 129 ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; ditto A, 1451 to 146 i ; and Metropolitan, 1351 to 1. Canadian railway securities are firm to-day, at g o i the closing prices of yesterday. is tiPiLDLNABY SHAM AND STOCKS. TS I ?id umwin. woes I Wes So-day yesterday. I Se Pao alli ahem and hisses. The fissammiv (Yr. Owen) having read the notice con. eosins the meeting, The OL•IMAX observed that at the meeting held on the 13111 of bet month he announced his intention to retire from the cludzmanship, and be now presided at the request of the committee of investigation. He still intended to retire, but would offer himself for re-election. (Hear.) The report of the committee of investigation which had bean issued and published some time before, in accordance with the loudly-expressed wish of the meet ing was then read by the secretary, the reading being attended with frequent ebullitions of feeling on the part of the meeting. The determination of the committee , not to publish the evideooe on the ground that it would be detrimental to the interests of the company and interfere f u, with pending negotiations elicited marked expressions of 60 displeasure, responded to bye oonnter demonstration. 10 Mr. Tonna, chairman of the committee of investigation, ite• moved that the report be received, reserving, as he said, 100 " his remarks till a later period in the day. The motion having been seconded, dt. Dr. (Miami/ strongly oondemned the conduct of the et. direatme, who he said bad damaged the interests of the at. shareholders by devoting their attention to schemes of at t. . and deserved three months on the treadmill. .."*. (Laughter.) He contended that there ought to be more a Meal men on the board, and no mumbles of parliament. at. Above all there should be no engineers on it and no stock- at. jobbers, but men whe wouldstudy only the interests of the 92. shareholders and aim at 1103•019i011i ssanagentent. at. Mr. Cane Leone whited to know whether or sot it was I r s: the intention of the gentlemen who represented the at. Northern and Eastern and the East Anglian Companies to ge,. bow to the wish of the shareholders. (Hear, hear.) The at. vote of the list meeting applied to the whole board. They et` treated, in future, men who would look solely to the into- rests of the shareholders, and the men to whom he had alluded belonged to the old leaven. (Cheers.) ah Mr. SIMPSON, chairman of the East Anglian directors, es„ had so hesitation in answering the question. At the time when the amalgamation between the East Anglian and EL E as tern Counties Companies took plain it was under- St deed that there was a difference of iotereste ; but he wished bygones to be bygones. Their in- i k tereste were; now: identical, but it ought to be un- 100 derstood that the East Anglian directors were not elected no by or responsible to the shareholders generally, and if they 9 resigned they would no doubt be ague returned. Linhap pity there had been a number of coollictieg monarchies ; 1 1 4 . ' they were now reaping some of the fruits, and he reoom- et. mended the shareholders to apply their minds solely to the sc. improvement of their property. The East Anglian dime- 26 tors would do what they ought to do, and let not the St. meeting by needless quarrels damage the common interest. St.. The directors ought not to be condemned before they had I t seen the indictment or the evidence on which it was founded. is , Colonel PALMER (another director) said he would now et„, repeat what he said before that although he was sent there 10 by . the Northern and Eastero Board, he had no wish to re. SI. 10 main there in opposition to the wishes of the majority. Mr. J. F. REV:WOOS thought the committee ought to r t.. have given information with regard to the financial position at. of the company. (Oh, ob.) They would never know how bk, to deal with their difficulties if they were kept in the dark. SG (Hear, hear.) St. Mr. JARDINE said the grand object of that meeting was 9 e. to appoint new directors, and he should like to hear from the solicitor what were the powers in that respect. 10 Giving Captain Jerrie full credit for having caused the dis et - covery of all that had emus out, he should have admired u that gentleman, as well as Mr. Jocelyn, much more e if he had retired from the board. Without the resig nation of the directors the labours of the com mittee of investigation would have been in vain. They had suffered too much to let bygones be bygone,. (Cheers.) It had been stated in the Times that an addi tional expenditure of 67,0001- took place in the last year. He wanted to know how much money had been spent by the foolish and unequal contest with the Great Northern Com pany, and also to know what had been done with the money ~ given to Mr. Sinclair, and whether there were vouchers for it. (Hear, hear.) Let them take care to place on the board at men who would be sure to promote economy, and then al the poor, shareholders' hearts would be made glad and the it widow sing. Mr. 0H515113 said deeply as he felt indebted to the „, 91 committee, he regretted that their report did not contain r ( fade which it was important to the shareholders to know. u (Haar, hear.) Unhappily the committee, instead of oar. It vying out the trust confided to them, had exercised their discretion by withholding mist important information. ' y, (" No, no.") He should have liked to know something more about the agreement with the Great Northern r ( Company. In the exercise of their own opinion they had t , altogether disregarded the wishes of the shareholders. (Loud expressions of dissent.) Mr. J. Famr.s, M.P., considered the question of the notion of directors quite irrelevant. As to the agree „ . 100 ,Belabil sad Sittgar.... 110/ paledoadan _ is os 113 119 96 £6 13 16 O b i 88 70 To 72 10i 'Cambrian all Cork and Bandon. ... —1 all Cornwall 100 Dublin andßalbrat Jana all .Dandro,Parllt,rtAbd.Jo all !awl Landon &rip Cert. 60 I Do. 10111 i eladow and &Waders 108 Grose Neetema Ord. M. 100 Do. Z. Sm. OW, No.B 100 Grad Northadlooduad 100 Orestlforiben 101 Decll A rec. so dlv. es 100IDo.B1t90p.e. eald B 100 Do. New. los at 25 pm 8) :Do. Ord. DeL Die. Stock. 100 I Gt. death di Wod. µr 1 100 awed Waders 100 Do.ll.oif VaLed.llll2 108 Do. South Wade MO Do. W. 1151.-o Mord 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Do. Dm Raeford 100 Lanmahlre dtc Yorkahlm 100 Loadoe and Nacional 100 Los.. BOOM & B.tMeet 1110 loo6osAittrox, Bl Dov 100 I Do.Met.Erten.A6p.e. 100 Ladd& North Wads. 100 LoodoodziouthWeeteas 100 Itan.,Bs•Lot thumbed 100 detropoUtan 7 Do. New 0 Do. 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(Interruptions, and cries of "No details.") They were in fact to have running powers over the whole system of the Great Northern, the Men. cheater. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, and the Lancashire and Yorkshire systems. (Hear, bear.) Adverting to the para. graph is the report of the committee, he said it I was easy to destroy but difficult to build up, and he hoped the report would not be adopted to such an extent as to imperil the agreement with the Great Northern company, on which the whole future of the Great Eastern line depended. (Hear, hear.) What ever directors might be appointed, let them stick to this agreement in their own interest. If it were repudiated they would never get another equally favourable to them selves. Mr. SHAW, a director, remarked that the committee had in fact condemned the agreement by recommending its Im passion. He agreed with Mr. Fildes that if the agreement were not carried out there would be great difficulty in arriving at another settlement. He would, therefore, suggest to Mr. Turner that he should amend his resolution by putting it in the following form : "That the report of the committee of investigation now read be received and entered on the minutes." (Hear, hear.) Without that the meeting might place itself in opposition to its own interests. Mr. FILDES supported the suggestion. In reply to a question from Mr. H.rtridge, The CHAIRMAN said the evidence taken by the committee of investigation had not been submitted to the board. Mr. HARTRIDOZ remarked that the committee seemed to have arrived at but one conclusion—namely, that they should take the seats now occupied by other persans. (Laughter.) He moved that the evidence be printed and circulated, and that the meeting be adjourned. (Cheers, and cries of "Oh, oh.") He understood that the committee were willing to produce the evidence to-day. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HoitAno LOVE referred to the circumstances oon meted with his resignation of the chairmanship of the board, consequent on a resolution of the majority which he considered required him to take that step. As regarded the report of the committee, be had had some sxpenence in matters of that kind. (A voice—" In cook ing the accounts," followed by cheers and laughter.) He hoped that he should be treated as an Englishman, and that the meeting would notallow him to beheueded down by a man who did not hold 101. in the concern. As respected the adoption of the report be warned the meeting against taking a course which they would be sure to repent (Hear, hear.) The Great Northern agreement was the redeeming point in the character of the company, and yet they were asked to set it 'side. (No, no.) That was ao. The prolonged inquiry of the committee had, too, produced a disastrous effect on the financial condition of the company. (No, no.) In conclusion be urged the shareholders to obtain further information and not to decide blindly. cheers.) 00local Wimarnow implored the committee as well as the meeting not to be hasty. (Hear.) Lot t the report first be laid before the proprietors, let the directors if they pleased reply, and let the proprietors then decide. The adoption of the report would be simply the prolonga tion of a ruinous contest. (Cheers.) Mr. Laura suggested the adjournment of the meeting for a mouth. (" No, ao," had load cries of " Turner.") Mr. nature thee addreseed the meeting. He defended the non-publicetiou of the report, o erests of n the ground that coin it would have been agaithe int. When that report was before the share. pan holders he should be happy to retire from Great Hester° affairs. The company wu in a deplorable state, bet not a hopeless one. He was an advocate for the Great Northern &Ilium. He liked the priaciple, but he hated the terms. Ueda: the agreementthey were toe peed 1.600,00 M, and in order to obtain a fair return they must have a traffic of 6,0001. a week. Whore was that to come from? He could not, consistently with his views, take a seat at the board if the agreement with the Great Northern Cora pony was °manned. He then referred to the halo on some of the existing lines of the company to show that they yielded no profit. The committee would not be responsible for the publication of the report, and they deliberately recom• mended the meeting not to ask for it. If, after that warning, the shareholders would gratify their curiosity, on 1 them would rest the responsibility. not on the committee. (Hear. bear.) In reoy to a quake train Mr. Levis, The CL mid the desire of the board wax that the vaeanelee in the board should be filled np, and that the meeting eboeld be adjourned in coder that the directors might have an opportunity of replying to the report of the oonnoltiee. 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B astrataldan(L) N.Britallernea. la. a. Nowgoag Tea (Limited% , mean Marine , insure. Oriental llnaneial(Lim. Oriental (lAmtted) Do. New Orienilnlandfltenni(L) Vow* & annandinTalt. ' Ottoman Company (L.) ;Ottoman IlmhaMol (L) ;Ottoman Gm (Limited) Overend,Oarney,Co. (L. !Panama& M. Me=(L. I Do. do. Peel Blv.Landa ;L) Penlasatar di 0. Waal Do. do. Now Qoebrada L. L. 1&(L Ithymney Iron I Do. New • • I 110 ). City batter. (L) Ditto BIM 810 Janti7o Royal Ban Bream sem. Auetrainweet. Smith. Knight &Om qoo. Man.& Zarotat 1 S. African IL a In. (L), South AMlTilltan Lunt Subatarlas Telegraph Do. rea.Cewst &alp rao.alfain.(l. ll Theamottlereer DLit.) t ?flatfoot Petroleum (LI a TraratAgencyotAna.L I T. t L Do. of U. Gala& 6 Un.Badse of Llvar i t. UWedLTeieN Oa. }.a Uslrere.rfarise La& L) 6 Upper Atoms Tes(Llaal Ditto Won DaMilitell load— lIN Wortsot IliDeneoltire I 10 WeatlndladtraolikdifL, TO lb 64 28 8 rt 17 pa 4444 Ito P loo.F?1 _ 110,400 MOO 1000 10,1100 SAO - FORRIGN RAILWAY& Balidan Raatern Jamaica, 11, I. Basch Austria& and Lasbardo•Vaesilias,l6/. Wank Madan 5i percent pod.. 91. i du Paz • i 41.1 t Pus i iito244d ov 2 I,u. II 2 422 2i 106 i Too Om 14 12 19 90 2 11414 14 171 180. 10 844 6 1 9 2 18 0, 1 14114 pax 1,114 fpm 9 744 $ • 6 iPga 7 8 4 le pm 109 109 I_ 'lt 13 11 6 4Ms n 80 10, 0? 13 1 4 0 ,11 : 1 - 1 Ile iv i -oa at 14 1, 12 I 2 ills PREITERENCH SHAM. North Eastern, York. H. and S. purchase, 101. ro. 1 Bh. I 191,02310 k 60E010 Bt. 610,000, Bt. 418,000 Bt. 680.000: U. 1026223 81. 1611,080 160,7101 111. Bt. 111,431 I U. .... Si. -2-1 . p in 9,1 90,1 104 63 • 76 i In 1661 61 19a 60 81 1121 i 125 1 1 I 6,1 9 2 1 6,1 Me i 4 1 6.1 001 100 101 l 361 102 1f 161 i 1,./ . .0 LIS.O 'HIS DAY.) Ora o'Orkai. The stock market opened with a strong appear ance this morning, but prices have since experi enced a decline, no reduction having been made in the Bank rate of discount, and there being a re ported movement against England of 3 per cent. in the Bombay exchange. The reduction in prices, however, is neither important nor general. Consols and some of the British railways have given way to the extent of it per cent., but foreign bonds are steady. Financial shares remain flat, and London Financial and International Financial show a fresh fall of 12s. 6d. and 2s. 6d. respectively. The discount market is quiet, but it is thought the demand will increase to-morrow, bills having been kept back on the chance of a reduction in the Bank rate to-day. The charge for good three months' paper is 71 to 7} per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government secu rities are offered at 5 per cent. _ _ too 7} leie 9 4 93 } 8 8 1 t I 100 k 116) zd —. td 61 7 61 114 171 161 Ili Consols are now quoted 86/ to 87 for money, and 87 to 1 for the account (February 8). Foreign stocks are inactive, and prices ex hibit no alteration, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Turkish Bonds of 1865 and Italian of 1861. Some of the present quotations are sub joined, viz. :—Greek, In to 141 ; Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865, 391 to 1, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 251 to 26 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Brazilian scrip, to 1 prem. ; Italian, 1861, 62 to ; Mexican, 211 to;, ez div. ; and Egyptian scrip, to 1 prem. American aienritiea are unaltered. 5.20 Bonds are now quoted so to ; Erie Railway shares, 551 to 561 ; and Illinois Central, 741 to 751. International Financial shares are now quoted to prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 2} to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 51 to prem. The shares of the English and American Bank are now quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; London Steam Towing, 1 to 2 prem. ; Charles Laffitte and Co., 21 to 1 prem. ; and Galatz Caudle, to 1 prem. The steamers City of London and Hermann have brought together 87,0001. in specie from New York. It is understood that the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies will have an interview with the Co mmittee of the Stock Exchange to-morrow, to ascer tain their opinions respecting the working of the act of 1862, with a view to its modification or other wise in the ensuing session of parliament. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,527/. over last year ; the Midland, au increase of 2,6121.; the Great Western, an increase of 2,6111.; and the Great Northern, an increase of 2,3271. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the mouth of December were 660,262d011ar5, against 357,566 dollars in December of the previous year, showing an increase of 242,696 dollars. The total receipts for the past year amounted to 6,642,856 dollars, against 3,709,980 dollars in 1864, being an increase of 2,932,876 dollars. At the meeting yesterday of the National Discount Company (Limited), resolutions were passed adopt ing the directors' report and authorising the in crease of the capital from 3,000,001 N. to 4,000,0001., by the issue to the existing proprietary of 40,000 new shares of 251. each, at a premium of 51. per share. The dividend declared for the six mouths was at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum free of iuoome tax. The chairman, Mr. F. W. Russell, M.P., congratulated the proprietors upon the con tinued prosperity of the undertaking. The gross profits of the last half-year amounted to 114,0001., against 112,0001. in the previous half-year. The smaller sum carried forward was owing to the fact that a very large amount had to be taken for rebate of bills at the end of the year, in consequence of the Bank of England raising its rate of discount at that period. The manager, Mr. Webber, had shown great tact in avoiding bad debts. The following is from the report of the directors of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company, to be presented at the general meeting on the Ist February : The directors avail themselves of the earliest opportunity of submitting to the shareholders the accounts of the cem pany's operations for the year 1865, for their information preparatory to the general meeting. It will be seen from these accounts, that after the payment of the the i dividend declared by the meeting on the 2nd February, , nterest for the half-year ending June 30th, all charges and expeoses for the year, and claims settled on the 1865, as well Si on former accounts, there remains a balance, in favour of the i ncome and expenditure account, of 86,9671. 14s. 28. The shareholders were informed at the last meeticg that it was anticipated the balance attaching to the previous accounts, after the pay men; of the bonus then declared, would admit of a material addition to the reserve fund. The directors now propose to recommend to the meeting that out of the available profits the sum of 10.500/. shall be added to the reserve, increasing that fund to 35,0001. They farther recommend the pay meat of a bonus of 5 per cent. upon the paid up capital of the company, in addition to interest for the half-year ending December 31, 18415, at the rate of 10 per bent.cr annum, free of i nc ome tax, carrying forward the in the ordinary way. The directors of the English and Foreign Credit Company (Limited) have issued their report, to be submitted at the second ordinary general meeting on the 6th February : The annexed statement of accounts of the operations of the English and Foreign Credit Company (Limited), ending 31st December last, will enable the shareholders to form an opinion of the position of the company. It is only De mmer, to allude to the leading items in the accounts. The balance of profit and loss last June amounted to 11,5621. 9s, 3d., which was appropriated as follows :-4,8761. 3s. 4d. in payment of dividend of 5 per cent. for the half.year then closed ; 5,0001. invested in Consolidated 3 per cent. Anon aim (Consols). serried toe reserve fund, which were pox chased at 874 and 871, leaving 1,6861. Ss. Ild. to be brought forward. With this balance the gross profits for the past half year amount to 13,3171. lls. 5d., and the working expenses, inclusive of advertising, salaries, o ffi ce expires's, and direc• tors' fees, to 2,7991. 4e. 7d., leaving the sum of 10,567/. 16a. 63. available for distribution or otherwise. The directors therefore reoommeud the following treatment of this balance :—ln payment of dividend on 13,768 shares at 7s. 6d. per share (10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax), 5,1634, which dividend tb.e directors propose to make payable on 12th February 4.000 1 . to be invested is Console sad carried to the reserve fund, whi,h will then amount to 9,0001.; the balance being brought forward to new profit and lose, say 1 , 4041 . 16s. 6 d. A sum o f 1,6361. 16s. 3d. is also carried forward, as rebate, on current transactions, to new interest amount. The meeting of the Scottish Australian Invest ment Company took place yesterday. The gross profits for the six months were 20,857/, and a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per oent. per annum, less income tax. The tbird ordinary general meeting of the London Tavern Company (Limited) will be held on the sth of February. The subjoined report on the market for American securities is from the circular of Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. : Since our lent the chief features is the London market for American securities have been some few large transla tions in United States 5.20 Bonds, and a demand for Erie shares for shipment to Nee York ; the passel public, however, appear be doing little or no business in these securities. Oa the week 5.20's have advanced about a half per cent., closing 661 to 4. notwith- • standing reported large shipments from New York to the Continent. Illinois sham continue neglected, sod close 75 • to 4. In Eries there bare been considerable fluctuations, as they were at one time taken es high as 59, but the lower I quotation by the City of London seriously depressed the market, and they leave off nearly 2 dols. lower than we last reported, via., 551 to 561. There has been some demand for Virginia Sizes, resulting in an improvement of 1 doL Atlantic end Great Western securities remain steady. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia is due in London about the 13th of February. WAY Bvisisa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 87} for the Bth Feb., opened and closed today at 87} to I For money the last price war 87to The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent Consols, for money, 861, 7, 61; ditto, for account, 87f, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 85‘ 7 ; New Three per Ceuta., 87, 61, 7 ; ditto, Three and-erHalf per Cents., 93 ; Bank Stock, I 247 5; India Stock, 208 ; ditto Five per Cent., 102 i, , ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. Indian Government securities were quiet Exche quer Bills were quoted ss. to ls. dia. The foreign stock market was quiet to-day, but there were inquiries for Italian of 1861, Maxima, Spanish Passive and Certificates, which rose 4 to f per cent. Spanish Three per Cents., however, wee fiat, and declined 1 per cent. Venezuela Old Bonds also receded 4, and Turkish of 1865, 4. There was rather more business in bank shares, and the tone was somewhat firmer. Bank of New Zealand, Eoglish, Scottish, and Australian Char tered, English and Swedish, and London and River Plate improved. Anglo-Egyptian, Consolidated, and London Bank of Mexico and South America, however, declined, and Alliance were dull. Anglo- Austrian Bank shares were firm, at I to I prem., ex div. London Financial shares declined Em., and Gene ral Credit were dull. The shares of the other financial companies showed no change. The last prices were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 4 to 4 prem.; General Credit, 11 to 4 prem . ;_ London ' Financial, 34 to 4 prem. • Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 to e prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to }prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to 114 prem., being 2s. Gd. better ; Joint Stock Discount, 34 to 3 dis., showing a recovery of 2s. 6d.; Overend, Gurney, ad Co., 54 to 4 prem. ; General Ottoman, 34 to 1 prem.; and Hudson's Bay, 164 to 1. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was a demand, at better quotations, for Canada Land, Ebbw Vale, Smith, Knight, and Co. Union Marine, and Universal Marine. East and West India Stock also unproved. Consolidated Discount, International Contract, and National ProvindA Marine shares receded. At one period to-day Joist Stock Discount shares were marked as low as 4 die. Lion Brewery shares were in increased demand, sad have risen to 14 to 14 prem., a favourable report ; being looked for. There were inquiries for Lemberg Czernowits Railway shares, which were quoted 7to 5 dia. These are 201. shares, with 131. paid. This under taking has been depressed in market value by twos successive calls, operating upon a limited area of shareholders ; but it is considered that an im provement is gradually coming into prospect, it being hoped that the line will be completed is September. The government guarantee will then come into operation. The shares of the English and American Bank were nominally quoted 1 to 14 prem. • London Steam Towing, 14 to 2 prem. ; Charles Laffitte and Co., 2} to f prem. ; Galatz Candle, I to 4 prem. ; and Hercules Insurance, 4 to 1 prem. American securities were dull. 5.20 Bonds de clined 4 percent., and Illinois Central Rail way shares 4 ; but Erie were steady. The following wars the latest prices, viz. :-5.20 Bonds, GGe to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 551 to 56} • Illinois Cen tral, 744 to 754, ex div. ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 84 to 85 ; ditto small, 85 to 86 ; ditto Consolidated Sterling Mort gage Bonds, paid up, 784 to 79e, ex coupon ; ditto scrip, 4 to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'Owegi The dealings in the mining market to-day are upon a limited scale, but prices are steady. Feat Russell shares are vow quoted 21 to ; East Gres -31 to ; Wheal Buller, 271 to 24 Hut Lovell, 11/ to 121 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 181 to 19 ; Wilual Seton, 2221 to 2271; Great Vor, 31 to It ; North Treskerby, 3,i to 1; Chiverton Moor, 61 to ; West Chivertou, 171 to 80 ; and Chiverten, 80 to /. Choutales Gold shares are quoted 21 to 1 prem.; and Frontino and Bolivia, tot prem. A meeting of the Moates Anreos Gold Mining Company was held yesterday, to consider the advisa bility of passing a resolution in favour of voluntarily winding up the undertaking s but, after some disco,- sion, a committee was appointed to investigate the affairs of the company from its formation. At East Wheal Russell meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 4751., against which ore has been sold to the value of 9501. A call of 7s. Gd. per share was made. ifONEY K COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Br =crud MID DrTMUIATICIIAL ITLZOILANIL) (radii 005 OWN OORRIBPONDI:NT.) The market quiet, but steady. Sales about 7,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SOCA R. -11.• TO is an improved demand for British West India at fully former prices, low brown Tobago sold at 31a.; good brown Demerara, 33e.; of other descriptions the sales include brown Mauritius at 295. ; low grainy, 31s. 6d. to Me, 6d.; Porto Rico, 365. to 395. 6d. Refilled is is fair request at rersost prices. Corru.-Plartation Ceylon continues to sell freely, prices now show an advance of Is. over the se of last week. Triage and ordinary, 59e. to 67i. (id. ; grey, 72a. ; middling colory. 80e. 6cL to 84e. 61; good and fine ditto, 88a. to 91e. ; pea berry, 83a. to 87a.; native good, Ws. COCOA has sold at l• to 2a. advance on last week's prides. Trinidad, ordinary end mixed, 67a. to 70s. 6d. ; good to fine red. 74a. to 87e. Grew,* common to fair, 58e. to 61s. 6d. TEA.-Numerous parcels out of recent arrivals hairs been placed on the market, the demand being moderate. Priees have slightly declined. Re m. -120 puncheons of Jamaica have been sold, part at 3s. 7d., and 20 puns. of Demerara at le. 7)d. ARROWROOT has sold at • slight decline. St. Vint:eats 24d. to 44d. SAGO has sold at a decline of fully 6d. per cwt. Good large pearl, 21e. to ; good small, 19s. 6d. to 20s. BPICIB.-Pepper is only in moderate request at pre rims prices. Penang 34d. to 34d.; white, • few lots ef Singapore sold at s&d. so Cid. Other apices are without change. Cloves, Zanzibar, VI. to 34.1. ; outman.' snail to good middling, la.2d. to ls. lid.; ginger, Jamaica, 675. to 755. ; Cochin, 74a. ; Bengal rough, 2fia. to 265. 61. Fnorr.-Tbe account of business doing in this market in only limited ; prices are unaltered. SALTPETRE-There are sellers but no buyers, at previews pri SzYm. rLownt has tot at a slight redaction in prices. Ordinary loose 61. to 81. 13s. for good. Corson.-The market continues dull, and priers show a further reduction of gcl. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The morbid is quiet st the lollowleg prime :—Town ts - low, 46e. 9d.; Petersburg Y.Q. es tbe spot, 46r. tid. to 475.; Mardi, 46e. 6d. ; April to Jame. 475.; October to Do:sa ber, 48s. 6d. to 495. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of bouts is smaller than on Thursday link but it far (mooed' the demand. Some of the choietat qualities Sad purchuers at Mooday's quotations ; however several remain unsold. We have also a short supply of damp. Trade is very bad, and although we retain Moadat's gaol*. Cons, but little business is transacted. Vain is a good demand for calves at frilly late rates. Our foreign supply consists of 850 beasts, 2.600 sheep, 128 calves, and 95 pip. Per state eV elba ad. a d.I Mwoe. of mow s. d. a • 80. Boo* Heralds. 4 6 4 8 BesiDusa 116bdselh 0 I • I Best Shwa-awns 4 4 4 t lest Lmcwooia.... 6 6 616 Woad qua Weals 1 8 6 De. do. ftara o • • • Wyss Pip Bast Dust Illf.hreds 6 0 6 4 Limbs OOO6 yeasts at market, 1,380: sheep and lambs, 8,69 D ; calves, In; PIP. 05. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charlie JlllllOll Forks reports Made et Piet &lb prime. Prime clover, from 120 e. to 1375. 6d. f inform ditto, 100 e, in 115 e, ; prime hey. 100 a. to 110 e. ; inferior ditto, SOL to Ms. ; draw. Mo. to 425. At the adjourned session* for the North Riding of Yorkshire yesterday, • valuable report co the mate *gee wee reed, Mended to show that, although the magistrates had exercised most stripped! all the powers vested in them, they had ad proved sadlelent to check the disease. It was stated that, during the last few days, the plague had extended to two other petty motional divisions, and that there is now only coo divisioa I. the riding turaffeated—the district westward of Beasts sad de:atm The eourt adopted a rescind* des cleriog their opinions that the present mans were boar quota to prevent the *Medea of the plague, sad that government ought to sesame the roppoodtility of salon and ofiloiset adios. Nis at 1:62 erms l7l4 mou l d Kua la et ta, job* ed at the awl 1 va• a rt make r rateeed tett that it b! tit that a., or. They it it w This ow eaesa ea head • pais. _