The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-18 00:00:00

L&W INTELLIGENCE. (THIB DAT.) jBQUITY 001HiT. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood.) IN RE THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL RiaLWAT COMPANY (LIMITED). This was • petition by debenture holders who hail judgment for the ordinary winding up The contpany was registered for the construc t:oa of a nulway from Chiaaso, in Switzerland, rear the Italian frontier, to Bellinzona'and Bianca, with • branch from Bellinzona to Locarno (Lugano ) ; under th e ta ms (of • concession dated the loth of June, 1863, ▪ „ te d by the canton of Tessin, in Switzer :lA The works commenced in 1864, and in were suspended. The capital of the ootn ;,xe was 1,100,0001. ; and from the last summary, ~..iished to the regietrar of joint-stock companies in Sep t, 1•44 e., it appealed that the first issue, 700,0001., • lidded into 17,500 shares ; that the number of shares was 17,100; the amount of calls made on share (101.) was 181. ; the total amount of e '•!. received, 117,8591. 15e. Rd. • of calls Cross :2,e:st., of shares forfeited, 38,400. A bill had 1-s.:n . ilea by Lewis Heymann, • dtarebolder, to be relieved e: his scare% In December, 1866, the Federal govern : ..re.: of Switzerland bad revoked their ratification of the ,i..eadon. on the ground of the suspension of the works. Mr. Gitfard, Q.C., and Mr. L. Field supported the tits on behalf of tbe pWtioners, the Oriental Finest lid Corporation (Limited), who are themselves under j uidation. Mr. Eddis (Mr. Druee, Q.C., with him) for the company, did rot conte4 she petitioners' right, but submitted wh ther r.s a question of expediency, the order was .irable. He mid that arrangements were pending to ant lin a new concession in place of the old one. nhich bad become ON tinct, and that there was in fact • conflict of siews between the local and the federal govern- Inca on the q uestions. He should be satisfied with a cr,litors' meeting under the 91st section of the Companies Act, lscd. Mr. Willcock, Q.O ~Mr. Cottrell, and Mr. Key, fq.C., for other creditors. tore rather desirous that the winding up should not take place. Mr. Field replied. iy , ,e Vico-Chancellor said he considered it right to make the order at once for a winding up, and then an applies. non might be made for the suspension of the order, if it was thought desirable. It was possible that by some isereiful act of the Swiss government the concession he renewed Mr. Eddie asked that liberty to apply might be reserved, in order to satiafy the Swiss government that the order ass not absolute. Vice-Chancellor said that liberty to apply was ratter of course. The best plan for the company to would he to make out such a case as would satisfy the swiss government and induce them to renew the con- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. in Baneo.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Bovill and Mr. Justice Willea.) tauten:s T. CARR. Ir. Mellor mid that thin was an action to recover for the detention of the mare Elvira, • tie present application was for a rule calling the defendant to show cause why an in. .tion should rot issue to restrain him from t.g the mare rmtil the issue in the cause should be rieir.el In 184 i, when the mare was a yearling, the f. i;.I int visited the stable, and very much admired her ; al.: be. case now was, that it was agreed that he should • p her until she was three years old, and should race . • until that time had expired ; and that when that .;0.1 expired there was anot her agreement that be should hor foe a 'tin further period. The defendant intended o• ran the mare in the coming February and March, hut 11. plaintiff wanted to breed from her, and his case was .t if she were run, it would not be advantageous to _t wit to breed from her this year. She was a mare of erlehmted Larobton breed, and her produce was ex i -.tram be of great value. Tie: Lord Chief Justice—The plaintiff's affidavit did 1... say that there would be any permanent injury by .in 4 the mare, and any temporary injury could be com p,. ,ted in damages. It might also be that there were : . : .griaents for the mare, and that great inju s tice would I ...hoot if the defendant were to be restrained from ful : :hag them. The court could in any case only grant the in . naction upon such tome as the plaintiff would not like. Mr. Mellor said that his client felt so strwigly upon th• matter, that he would ho ready to agree to any t. r;ns. The Lord Chief Justice—The terms would probably be that the plaintiff should compensate the deferdent for the I ugagevients entered into for the mar 1, and such an obli liloll the plaintiff could not prudently undertake. But the real grounds upon which the court decided were that there was no destruction or irreparable injury of the pro p. rty contemplated, but only n temporary injury which eeuld be compensated in damages, and beyond this en g Igeuients ought have been enred into for the mare. The ' , roper course was to allow the f tmatter to be determined in tho ordinary way. Rule refused. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. ' (Before the Judge Ordinary.) V KAMAN r. TFATMAN. This morning Mr. Price, Q.C. (with him Mr. A. J. Bill), replied. lie contended that upon the evidence no is had been established which could form the ru dlest excuse for the respondent's separating loomelf from his wife. The court had already I.l.llthat a husland could not give his wife an allowance s. I throw off his matrunonial duties. ilia wife bad a milt not only to maintenance, but to the society, count.- u atm and support of her husband. As for the things ?lr. Yentinan complained of, they were no matri o..mial offences, and they were moreover faults which kind :•1.4 2tolicious treatment might have cured. For instance, .1111 e the petitioner was at Dr. Demjoey's, where she wee ••is•rly looked after, there was no charge against her of ~•olv or dirty habits ; and, if oho had really been fi lthy , hittiali. depend upon it 1)r. I)empsey, who was • . the look out for evidence of insanity, would 1...•• been eager to note it, for no test of I.:.• uwdu, se of mind wee more commonly &danced .n pei,enal uncleanliness. But if anything could induce eee,:in to neglect herself it was surely the diaceeery IL a In r charms had ceased to have the slightest attrac t, a for her husband. On the whole, the learned counsel r•ur.anbvl that no answer lied been given to the charge of • 'lion, uud asked the decision of the court in favour of 1.•• .1. Wilde took time to consider his judgment. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Refore Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) Is ME lt. WF.ST. Tbi. wag an application for release under peculiar Mr ‘t.ii.,. N. The bankrupt, n feather-dresser, of Savoy ,trvet, tatab had obtained his order of discharge, after his arri,t. through the withdrawal of prosecution, and he neer ti 1i..1 for his release. Mr. y opposed, on the ground that the order of ,:e. I..is ing only been granted a few days ago, did ~01,11. .Id.. of until the end of thirty days. 11,. .i.ked if the opposing creditor had appeared ~tire r i.e L..aktuptey, and was answered in the negative. Mr. :ti:o,abiui, from the office of Mr. George, supported 11,e I.l.lication. The bankrupt had been between five and month. in prison. 110110lIT Paid he had had great doubt whether he tiaathl interfere to grant the release before the expiration v: the :',Oslays. but having regard to a decision of Lord Vv.tbury iu the case of Lamest (8, L. T. Rep. 481), to fleet that the order of discharge operated from the tan, it was granted, and to the fact that the bankrupt Lml t • ~ I..ined the reason of his absence when be was adjourned he would now make the order for his release. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IiIRLBOROUGH43TRERT, TB! CHARGE OP ROBBERY AGAINST A SOLDIF3.-PINGCLAR caar. Joha 114 I ;Joon, a private of the `nrl battalion of Grime. der Guards. charged with stealing two silver watches of the value of Si., the property of Samuel Cartwright, snottier private of the same battalion, was again brought 'afore Mr. Knox. The prosecutor, a married collier, residing at the St. i;eorge's Barracks, deposed on the last occasion to missing two silver watches, of the value of 8/., from his room, and suhiequently seeing one of them in the hands of a pawn broker ; mid Charles Kelly, assistant to Mr. George Atten boriugh, pawnbroker. of Fleet-street, swore positively to the prisoner having offered him the watch in pledge, and Cut while A constable was sent for lie ran away, and that he afterwards pointed him out from others at the barracks. The prisoner having denied all knowledge of the matter nod stated that be could call witnesses to prove that he Was in the barracks at half-past three on the afternoon of the day in quecion, the hour at which the witness Kelly said that he offered the watch in pledge, Mr. Knox re manded him that he might produce hie witnesses. On the case being resumed Sergeant Woolley, the pri mer's sergeant, attended and said that the prisoner came into barracks about half-past 2 on the day in question, sod showed him a piece of patchwork which he had been to redeem. He saw the prisoner at work on the patchwork till a quarter to 4. In answer to Mr. Knox, the witness said the prisoner bore a good character. bailie' Kidney, a private of the same battalion, said tb it the prisoner showed him his patchwork, which he had fetched from a pawnbroker's, and he saw the prisoner at work on it till about 4 o'clock. Mr. Knox said that on testimonyof the sort given before hue it would be useless to send the case to a jury, as he felt certain that no jury would convict on evidence of the kind, and be should therefore discharge the prisoner. The watch had better be retained for a short time, as be did sot believe they had heard the last of the case. GREENWICH. LE7ZI CATTOIII AND COMMITTAL 701 80111 STEALING. Jmlses Orensamow, of 1, Bath-street, Commereial-road, Peckham; noistio Smith, of 13, York-ttaraae, Ewing- COAL CASE. THIS DAY.) liinore.) resutacl thin mom phew proceeded Ida Mien of the come Is :bap. 12, HO. 4, vpill repealed by that 26tk ffect his agument. he Act of lit in A of light, he red in the reigas al AL ,candles were dbeakia purpose of giving formulae of divisible,* chof England. nom 'rib were systematically James, had given big I find myself unable to t is now lawful to e service." In that Lave the matter. He a on that point he re. ontisAion of any dbue in the second Prayer. hook of Elizabeth, and td that the language of ! and water as well as ne had been mixed with le, but it was spoken It was unnecessary to as wine and water. se that when the weed the Prayer-book, and la - - wine wan meant. 4 the Bishop of F.ael~ s on the ether side tobe roes opinion in a change The bishop said "be ng the clergy those who went departs," from the LriAi of England, and by nice and cow made by an told that there were wino which was taben 'hat right bad *ay Ignst nt sad opinion c ancient church, and of the r, formation it did to continue the practice ed the ministers of the (hey her injunctions." here had been no rubric, dealt with by the of it could, and whatever r, formation he still had, Lim by act of parlia .ions-1. That in Charles power of making orders ley had power to enforce ar-fl eneraL 2. That this d chapter as well as by ,1,1 the bishop enforce it! dreadful of all punish third prop.ition yea, rag 'abject to snapped LiA fourth. that the hop Ridley by general la u. The fearilea conned ,itgot in the preface to the description in popular ih belonged to the oral hat possessed before the tco.d by the Acta of Uni. ry was prohibited from the directions contained the several Acta of reference to the state of of our jurisprudence when ty of making them, to the I by them, :md to the =i llicit the interpretation of 1;11,o:slide to arrive at any as ❑ow complained of were , and e•renlonies prescribed shoi he lbnikked his lordship and courtt,y which he had of th,• :ago went. imeclf on.l his clients, also ourt for the patience with ticc 11 heard, and the eQt to then. was much obliged to tie It .ae a vrry arduous duty Lou greatly assisted I o'clock. nr.—Mr. stool, M.P. a•t to lei 111. Luen auffaximg to be able to lirl . I.lVOUrabk, sad rul lr w.odier assumed it Le t, bow touch better.— lodatoo• was compelled the ,i Ath of a private intli• Wt . .:::11 WAS o enOrMOUS pk.., • rtillly Weald the er left only two n relpeetable laat the ptoperty of the late -.ter, the Lull: of which is ,11, • • 4 . .1s 2-even millions. of h me know nothing, must have .t, boiler of persouniti 6.1 1., Indd their wealth rty, luta we question ilk ti.. iv is a loan iu Europe rt from •• t 0.1 lands, Mich icre :at prol,:.hly not ten who • siii.fers have been ni l:v.4er C..the•lral. The t Z brra visited by au I n is to 011V11 with 11 Troragovc. awl. . Wooeto of Samaria tt ter end of February in St. his eant.du TLS May Qua*. storm, l'hri•tinas-day a DPW rocessionul hymn, " Hark_ while the choristers mole westetn lotto'. From Bt. received disks Mon ; the public eagerness' in nt; very matketl. Among the greute,t success were his over , his e..prive for violin played the " Infancy of Christ," be. it frogieents. The fascination ~er Ion:: exercised over has beau at length broluni.--. will of Th 01.182 n, form., ;y pr..priet or with Dlr. otel, N.-w It1'11;e-4n:et, Black :or of the I ',min and .41&•,, proved in the London Cow , 01 , of Dirioin,d. t., hotel keeper, f surgeon , , To ta,ll of th ni he leave , • is dated .Ipt.l a. 157.3, and a ea I I.e died N0V..21, 1:41.7, at SR 0411. , aged I I i+ personal p Ile oli eet • his estate to be one .n 4, ,• t. L is wife fee her y in to he amonis• hie an the suns attuning 2.5„ and the ge. The moiety invested for the :due, will, :lieu her dross" their children. The will of Jasstell On and Sons, w.irehousernss, ide, Nos. 4 to 7, King'sarellr e, manufacturers of table inen powerleoni msnufacenewes in under 1•30.001 Y. personalty. Tb• nes, of II ighliury-irrove, Is 11• 0104 comic Life Assurance tiocieVag e : i rsonalty. The will of rioter, was proved under 10,000 L -A bold ease of sheep stealing night at Ashford, near Staines. he occupier of Clockbouse Fonts al an outlying piece of land, wan the police station and some &diets' hand, and the union workhotulle ,nil Hounds, and several ooc Wednesday morning the sii;4ild than 13 of the sheep were missisb aof the ground showed that a vail ip to the hedge. where it was eel' I been put 1010 it. Although asillte all directions to clue that cal b. dissossred. WTI I F. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1868. road, Peckham ; and Samuel Carke, of Nen-road, Rat h r- hithe, were charged with being consetned lath two au not in custody in stealing a hone, value 141., bel g to JncabChaadler, el Commereial-seinesee, Cesieett's-lane, LIST&--(THIS Rotherhithe. • siawart Morison attended for the prisons's. The evidence taken was very lengthy, but the facts may U. be briefly stated. The prosecutor is a young man, and :11: had spoken to the prisoner Clarke respecting the gs finding of • purchaser for • horse, sad U. to con- St. sequence, sent Smith to look at it, and who told a. the prosecutor it was wanted for his master, • paper *) ' merehnst, at Peckham. Sornehours afterwards Smith again leg called upon the prosecutor, and askedhim to go over to the fK Victory public.hanse, Rotherhithe, saying his mentor was to . there, and that the hone was also to be taken there. et This way done , and Greenaway then presented him- et. self, inspected the hone and tried it, and asked the en mice, which was stated to be 141. Failing to ob tan • reduction of this sum, he (Greenaway) agreed to BR give it, and asked the prosecutor to give • receipt, Smith bt. and Clarke being present in the parlour while it el was written out. The receipt was taken up to be Si. examined, and folded up by Greenaway and placed et. in his pocket, when Greenaway o ff ered the pro- N. scouter • sovereign as a deposit. The prosecutor re- #7 . fused to take this, and a oontention took place between el them, during which Smith left the house and told the gt man holding the horse he was wanted in the parlour, et. and offered to mind the horse. The man left St. the horse in his charge, and it was then taken away, Smith giving the horse to a young man to as. take to another public-house. The prosecutor detained Greenaway until the arrival of a countable, when he was u„, given into custody. On his way to the station he said he p did not know who had taken the hone away, but te afterwards said he could find it and so prevent :t: further bother. The horse was stopped by a plain clothes constable while being led by the young man to whom it et. had been given by Smith, who, with Clarke, was mine- st, fluently apprehended by Sergeant Gsge, It division. Mr. Maude committed the whole of the prisoner' for al. trial, refusing to admit them to ben. an las roam= ILaudon 10D& Ode 5 add& Wallas as Isatios Ord. N. IN DILL AN. at, No.d IN areinforDiallkollaird 86 IPS n ni AD IS I 4 TA 114 ti 93 96 16 4 21 4 6 6 15 16 1061 101 09 ; 108 1 123 k 111 F 1170 --- 11 - iiiikli - —7. ..I 100 • I Ara. so dlr. aii-1 100 Do. 8 . 1 tile ii. a iipoilß 100 Do. Ord. DoL Div. Stook 100 ilk Bo ne I Work (Irk) 10 Woßors .. -- 100 Do.StoarVoLGorlik 100 Do. South war - -- 100 Do. W. 11kL —*dad WO Do. Do. N 100 looorldro tY 100 Lon..Drl ail Igo ImagasaL,aDeV 96 16 66 1 661 25 30 20 n In; 124 44k 67 18 14 114 k 116; 77 79 44 45 1144 117 k 103 104 ThiCifeabliew.l6p.e.l 100 Landon&NaelSWeetal 1110 Londonadeeliffeeteral 100 OW. tLeaseisit 110 Metropolitan 100 Do. &atomics, divt.l dead° p. &tallier° 100 MellopolllanDlikelel..' Mt Do. de, do. ..... all Do. ant. Joluerwood Midl nd 100 100 Do. Vim. t Derby. 100 Dank _ Ide Do. Zdta.,Perth,Dend. lel N. Lateen—Barwick ... 2 Do. G. M. 1. hue. 101/ De. rock 100 Do. Illedt.diDeellen. all De. de.. 111110411 100 ,Norlit Lesion 71 Do. de.. Pp..... i ncettleardespe 10.3 Walla how 100 jos tratrD.: o6lo.oo l l3.lBa ; 100 Walk laden I all liebseaW 'leo Taff Vale HO ,Watertord IKilkenny 6 .Waterloo t Wbitekall 291:17 {7 ail I nsi 78e 44e 1181 171 rill fir ... 10 4 e IM 1 No. illi 1 WANDSWORTH. • WOMAN'S REVENGE. Elizabeth Scanlon, a genteel-looking young woman, who l i lt was described as a servant, was brought before Mr. Day- et man, charged with wilfully breaking windows. St. Mrs. Mary Warren, of 7, Holderneuterrace, South es. Lambeth-road, said last evening the prisoner broke seven 3t panes of glass in her window. She lodged with her for s 30 - short time, but in consequence of her conduct the man El with whom she oohabital turned her out. He took the tY lodging for himself and the prisoner as man and wife. ss, Because she kept him as a single man lodger the prisoner to broke her windows. She also threatened her, and struck her several times. The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said she was very ea,7 - 1 sorry. She was in drink. She was a respectable 'errant to , when she left her situation, but unfortunately she picked st, up with the man and lived with him. When she took out 10 the license for their marriage and paid for it he turned 40 round upon her. She did not drink while she lived with 10100 him. Mr. Dayman asked what had that `o do with Mn. st Warren's windows. It was not to be endured that she EA . should wreak her spite upon her because the man was living too in her house. He ordered her to pay ris. Cal. the amount St. of the damage and a fine of 10a., and in default to be st. 20 prisoned for 14 days. to SHOPLIFTING. d t. Harp Groves, • young woman of a respectable family, IGO was charged with shoplifting. tuo On Friday the prisoner entered the shop of Mr. James i OO Webster, a bootmaker, of Bradley.terrace, Wandsworth road, and selected a pair of boots, for which she paid FA st. as a deposit, and promised to call an for them. She to was found to have taken a pair of boots, which she had 20 concealed under her shawl. She dropped a second pair of to boots, which she had taken from the shop of Mr. Folkard, a pawnbroker, in the same neighbourhood, The . eo o ~b d, constable 'I A also took from her a new crinoline, which had been stolen 100 from another shop. Some surprise was expressed by the witnesses on account of the prisoner's respectability. 10 Mr. Daynnin remanded the prisoner, and refused to St. accept bail. St. WRATHICR RRPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I a ~.. SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. S 8.18 . w. 40 N.S.W. t 8.8. W ;64 R Isea. lO Ito Si. 9. St. Nairn_ - 1 ,2912(4 9, Al.O 1408 n ,29.10f- L‘lth '29.12246 6 -dramas -118.96f147 Gresacaatie. 28.7b1:49 261eulls 1863114 ropo (.1,9r 2691252 It, hr'.. rt ,- I- - - Liverpool N.49147 &Kr.. & Holyu4.l 29.22 f 45 SAW. 1 6 PetlWlCill 29.5A !0 8 N.W. 10 Bred ..- 29 841 501 S.W. 7 Lunt i11.94f 49 8.9. W. 6 ILocbe/021 OD 291 30 ? 9. 9 Pl)ouata N.642 49 S.W. I 9 W 0299942 29 661 49: 11.14. W. a Parlessowth 8.71147, S.W. 9 1.0.109 29.73 ;46 B.W. 10 20m104311 W 732142 8. 8 Scarbarvegh 20.47 (.41 SAW. 5 9/01104 2).32 f 46 B.W. 2 Brus.eis.... 19.9% '46: S.C.W. 77 I - Pali. 2608 146 S.W. 2I - 5tra41.61215 •- 46 M '' 3 1 - 8047 6 .L 11 S - - :-' - - - art'sl'onL S.W. W. F.S.W. B.W. W.B.W. w. li. W. R.R.W. S.W. N. , . W. 8. b W. N.W. LW. w. 1. W. r o 4 9 0. 8 - ctoi. 7 : 0.21 6 0.11 . 0.10 7 10.72, - ',rm.:, ,4:1.24, flaremeter corrected and redact , ' to /Xi deg. at sea level- The letter. r rising'. t (tailing% s (stead'', Indicate direction of ntntl of the mercury ',UAW last 14 hour. Thernionitter exposed hi shade. Extreme force. with lte direction during last 24 bouts. 7..-calm. Weather: b. - bluo sky: r. - donde ,detachett. : fog ; : L-lightittng : 0.--ovenast ; r -gala : l.-a now-thunder. aaln-tall. snow or hail ,melted:. uring last 24 hours. bee disturbance. RIM ARKS. This morning the decennia of pressure noticed last evening ha, , continued and lin assed serious proortions in inlnd et none id the Trish stations um does the readin p g reach Incahes.. The difference between Oreeneastle and Lyons Is 1.1 inch. while It Is a loth. between Valencia and Yarmouth. TelliperSillft )11 changed unequally : It has Increased on the south cout of Ire laud. elnwitere he the Itritbfh islands It has decreased. Win& have lmeked sin, . last evening, null are now blowing a very heavy gale at all one ...Ahern stations and at Holyhead, with a Yen high sea on the Irish coast. The fall of rain has been general. Warnings were trued kat evening. a ilitimatiodlit: BOMBAY MAI L. —MARS HILLER , JAN. 18.—The Tanjore arrived at 7 a.m. to-day. The mails leave for London at 11.20 a.m. Letters, Monday morning. Tho introductory lecture of a course on the History of English Literature is connexion with the Edinburgh Ladies' Eduestienal Aracciation, wee delivered on Thursday by Professor Masson. There was a very large attendance. THE SCHOL ARSH I P OF ETON. —The scholarship, the former boast of the school, has, as we have before asserted, declined, and would manifest a more decided declension, were it nut fur the exertions of the more am bitious of the collegers, who, though not in all more than a twelfth part of the whale number, are contemptuously defying the competition, once so formidable, of the sixth form °madam, and thus, in some measure compensating themselves for the unreasonable slights to which they have so long submitted. The literary character, once so conspicuous in the youthful contributions of Preed, ilaotulay, Moultrie, Arthur Hallam, Nelson, Coleridge, Gladstone, and many others, to Knight's Quarterly Ma eaziar, and the Etonian may be said to exist no longer. The boys who used to " devour with avidity " (we are I quoting an Eton tender's testimony), Scott, Byron, Southey, and other modern poets as fast as they came oat, I and to extend their reading to Dryden, Pope, Shaker- ttt 1 2 pears, the elder dramatista, and an immense quantity of It other English poetry, and even to plunge into the delights of Dante and Tasso, in the original texts, seem to have left no—or very fIIW-MIOWSOOT I I in the present generation. si Even reading the newspapers to see what is going ou in it the outside world is now voted " slow." Other interests, other tastes, have superseded the old ones, and whatever ; may be said on behalf of them--a po , nt which we will a take up present] — they are at all events antagonistic— e• indeed, the whole tone of public opinion among the boys at Eton is antagonistic—to study of every kind. The in. exorable demands of the boat', cricket , the racket and ,I`,, fives courts. football, and the lounging about the streets, ; overpower all other claims upon their abundant leisure le time.—Britlah Quarterly Kirin, new number. TRAFFIC RRTURNR. —The traffic receipts of Tail ti - way. in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week so ending January 11, on 13,145 miles, to 631,9811., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 12,849 miles, to 6 606,3811., showing an increase of 297 m i l e, and of 25,6001. 10._ The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, a t in the aggregate, on 9,497 miles, to 530,3141., and for the a corresponding week of 1867, on 9,960 miles, to 511,3211., tit showing an increase of 237 miles and of 18,963/. is The increase on the Great Eastern amounted to a 2,639/. • on the Great Northern to 793/. • on the .9 Great leathern end Western, to 5621.; en the leacashire S and Yorkshire to 1,6511. ; on the ondon and North- Western to 1.1941.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to PAX ; on the London and South Western to 865/. • on the Manchester She ffi eld, and Lineolnahire to 8051. ; on the Midla nd to 2,8041. • on the North = British to 2,2761. ;on the North Ex tern to 5,3101. ; and on the South Eastern to 1,3161.—t0ta1, 20,400/. ; but from this must be deducted 5581., thei de crease on the Caledonian, and 8791, re the 1 , Great Western, leaving inereue, as above, 18,9631. it The goods and mineral traffic on these lines amounted to 317,3311., and for the corresponding week of 1867 to 302,6841., showing an increase of 14,6471. The receipts for passengers, Parcel!, kn., amnestied to 212,9831. against 298,667 1 ., showing an increase of 4,3161. The traffics receipts on 52 other lines amounted, en 3,643 miles, to 101,6671.. and for the corresponds; week of last year, an 3,589 miles, to 96,0301., showing an in crease of 60 miles and of 6,1771. The total receipt of the past week show a decrease of 11V421. am compared with them el the preeeiteg week, swift the 4th Wet. BAILS. 104 104 e 7?. 74 sti s 4 99 100 IQ 61 el SI It! 121 114 116 1 1} ya U 10 in 110 111 67 , 41 41 67 47} 14 5 6 6 1:t - 100 } 0.71 ... . dl., 102 m 1 97 in, 1111 sal lOti i mi ;i 3940 107 i e Si ill all 104 7 44 61 I 60 101 66 b 6 — 7O 61 103 104 pi 100 102 I ISO 100 101 look 1616 -- 100 101 ST OS .ndlng. CI prices. I Seel 101 14 10 6 4 als 124 111114, 24 VII I 764 171 6 4 dla 61 62 10 12 6 4di 1838 se 442,4 7 8 paid 47 49 171 124 27 29 Ile lt4 sa sr id 38i P . 3 2 4111. 4 2d4 21 17 1 1 1 Witt' iii r is 114ii41 24 24 14 1 die 21 nu. 80 84 10 8 dig 24 27 ills 6 Wt. 1 S Inu Rol Par Om W I x.r2l if if ... 17 1 lit 12 $4 SWel _m 'I - a 11-10- i i 9 2 1 01.1 10 7 dla 71 72 30 pn 22V 12 10 din 9 7 412 Of 7i law P 27, —1)." 1 3 3dll sd •7 xdl 41 43. si - 63 .... illi TI 1i -m Nil lb 13 dia I 8 4 dl■ 48 80 ■d el 112 S 4 ISR i s soss. Ml{ 10 dvl 11 I 1$ 16 dl. 11 IU to to os tot 144 19 231 1 34 sti at as 4 4 - 4 —T • I s , 9 is; 1 ; IV 4 I tok ne 1_ k 2 il 1 N 7 : 18 17 N 81 N is Y GO M II a 12 in i a 4 I a M K II miaks.:l l .... : ;106515v.i p. o ft wori.ol Do - ...., Ditfttoma,Matios. 110 kit. - Bt : 5118.D.1 I: ooli. Ds rel. Us. II: a rSO-1100' 100 ' ......*. Do. I. MOO 100 . Do. its. 110041 led 966,090 D0.1p.0.dp.6009.11100 100 000,000 Orrios.Nov.ll79, Op.ot l 100 100,000 Do. URI. do.. 160 $60,000 Do. 1190-11119 de.- 106 169,000 liatallitt •pm 0G.11711 SOO t 11)0,005 De. 'won; Do. =I ! 4)6,0011 Do , 1896 10 0 0 106,1100 listaleov.op.o.Ap.StOo.' 100 100,000 Do. do. MartNov. ° 100 MAO Now Drass.Govv.gittoodl 180 4186.1100 PdN South Wass Gov, 1 c,11171 to UGC DM / 1.971.800' Du. Ip. clink 1,1116: 100 MAGI D0. 6 p. 0. r,1667 to 1876 100 • 110,000 Now Ideloodepor Goat 1 105 1.100,4001 Do. Spor coat. HS IRAN Do. 4 Foie ••••• lon 100 ' 5.010.000, Do.(10.1•917••5&D•el NO I 960.090,N0vs Booth' 6p. 90876 100 223,000 Ditto 6 por cent. 1886 100 i.ellokseequiegead 00•. op. ski 106 1,177.460' Do. Do. 1891 ....1 100 7 10 .1 11191 4duallGov. 6 p.0.,118.771 100 I De. unit AM apwda I 1 00 101,000 Turoanlon, 6p.ot , 1806 100 .46,009.1(ta.G07.6p.0../on. MI 190 7,000,000 i Do, •D. •• Are ana' 10. ... .7. arlicroilisii: - Dw.G.Ccia. (Tavisbek.) End Darla Mein) 2 I iro • oZ I.ll.lmadt i roWeL) 1 I firaxabke • AU,* eI 0 II Omit lasay ( El Omit Nati el G. W. Vet •• al liartara 10 . 4 . rte llingstoo Downs 3inarot Lama) C —, st •Va y le' e Ithoyady Iron Ora i 101 _ New 8at0n....- - North RObitOW [Si North wheal Crafty_ =ll unit .° , mos (V . Waal I S. Condos (SL Mae "oath Ooodurrow IS. W. Proms (Illepa) retry . Part ...... tVolt IN , lr r agt . Ramat ril=l di 1;73 its 160 168 W is 87 101 104 106} 1076 US 10T 106 107 66 08 1614 1101 104 106 11i 111 101 148 168 106 106 109 106 110 104 109 108 106 09 101 99 66 164 961 99 101 106 107 661 11/Ixd 109 109 NO 101 99 101 99 100 1014 1481 1014 1081 107 100 101 10S 109 110 110/ 111 i -i- A 114.111 3 •_ fI.O2iffifARICET.-(THIS DAL) sio u. 41. 101 6L IJL 5.10.6 11.17.6 4.10.11 Iffir7 i 1101 S 1 : Onn There are fewer transactions in the Stock Ex change, as usual on a Saturday ; but the tone of the markets is still favourable, in the absence of any adverse features. Consols are unchanged, while some of the foreign bonds and railway stocks exhibit a further moderearimprovement. Metro politan has been marked as high as 118/, but has since experienced a partial relapse. Colonial nt debentures are in good demand for and have again advanced in several ewes. Banking and financial shares are steady. 1 inl was sows we. Bus* (Morin) ' I I Wh. Bailer (Rodratli) 1, _ w,lleryAna(lieubam ) I, Wheal . .. Woe Tralaunev Mak% OF} ,r 4 5 S 1112, CL - 102 # ... 107 101# 1111 46i bi 64 620 630 12 i 1 1 6 61 I I Si 2 6 9 li 2 I 2 17 IR 1 I 17 18 Y} 30 36 2 6 7 06 76 6 7 84 I Si le 23 390.410. American securities meet with inquiry. Oonsoht are quoted 921 to /, ex div., for money and the new account (6th February), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93 to e. The railway market is firm, and a rise of /t to 1 per cent. has occurred in most of the principal stock. Annexed are the quotations :—Metro politan, 1171 to ; Great Western, 44 to ; London and North Western, 1151 to 1 ; Mid land, 1044 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, I 1231 to 124 ; Caledonian, 741 to 1 ; •South Eastern, 671 to 681; Great Eastern, 29 a to ; Great Northern, 106 to 107 ; ditto A, 108/ to f ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 13; to f ; North British, 34 to ; Brighton, 461 to 47 ; Berwick, 99f to 1001 ; and York and North Mid land, 921 to 93/. The applications for discount are upon a mode rate scale, and choice bills are taken at 11 per cent. Loans for a few days, on English government securities, are offered in the Stock Exchange at / to 1 per cent. Foreign stocks are still in request, and show a further fractional rise in several eases. Turkish bonds of 1862 are at 57/ to 58 ; ditto of 1865, 301 toe ; Greek, 121 to f ; Portuguese scrip, 1/ to 1 prom. ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 351 to I ; Italian of 1861, 421 to 43 ; Mexican, 151 to / ; and Egyptian of 1864, 90 to /. American securities are better. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 711 to 72i, showing a rise of I per cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 4SI to Z, being / higher ; and Illinois Central, 85 to ,—an advance &ALS LILO 10.6.7 5.11.6 1&16.9 "Is ITris et - ii.o • :3.• In 91 ;e4 4 9 18 14 It ii 9 11 87 69 190 WO 60 85 14 19 18 90 85 90 8 10 At the meeting yesterday of the t * and Wed India Dock Company, a dividend of cent. and a bonus of 1 per cent. were declared or the half year. The balance at the credit of profit makes amounts to 06,781 L A general meeting of the London and Burton Bottled Beer Company (Limited) will be held on the 31st inst., for the purpose of declaring a div dend. Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as Oven in the Stock Exchange bat of last evening : lasuranee—Alliance British and Foreign, 131 ; Atlas, 9); Commercial Union, 41, 13.16; Guardian, 4s) ; led Marine, 111 4 ; Loudon and Provincial Marine , 14 ;71da British and Mercantile, 15) ; Oman Marine, 201}, it ; Reek Vie, 7 10411 • Royal Exchange, 300 ; Thames and Memel' Marine ( Lim ited),; 4) ; Universal Marine (Limited), 411, i. J. tiestight and Coke—Bomba( mLiited), 41.16, ex d iv . ; Continental Union (Limited), 13i ; Great Central, 12); lesperial, 94), ex div. • Phenix, S 5, I, ex die. ; Ban); Cenenatere, 121 ; We'stminater Chirtered, 42 ; Westeen. 14), 14. Docks--East and West India, 124 i, 3A, 4 ; London and St. Katherine, 60 • S ur rey Commercial, 1091. Waterworks—East London, 116. ex div. Subjoined is a report of the sale yesterday at the "Open Stock Exchange (Limited)" : Lanham Hotel Company, 13m ; Mina San Felipe Com pany, 2s. 6th ; Sedgwick Silver Miring _Compiiny, W. i Darjeeling Company, 4f. ; Westminster Pa lace Hotel, M. - Confederate 501.1 dots. 7 per eant., 1863, Fonoier, 3 3-16 ; Consolidated Land Company of Francs, 12s. fad.; Freenmeous' Tavern Company, 3e. ; the Loan Trust and Agency Company of South Africa, 2s. 0,1. The " Warehousemen and Clerks' Co-operative Society (Limited)" announce that they have taken stores, and intend to open them on the Ist prox. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Davenport for the conveyance of pas sengers from Plymouth to Sydney. The following is from the circular of Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co. : We would not induce oar friends to anticipate mate rially lower prices than those we have lately touched. Somewhere between 0,1. and 7d. we think a basis is reached and cotton is safe. But in view o'. these conaulerations end of tl.e many elements of disconra„-ement still existing we would not recommend our friends to be led away by any premature excitement. By February we may expect the Red, Onachita , Arkansas, and Yazoo livers (which have as yet only delivered about one-tenth of their crops) to be in the tield, and by that time the Liverpool mar ket will be freely supplied by the kris shipments now un the water. It should be noted that the southern arise of distress come mainly from the State of Mississippi, and the region io which, in our crop circular (10th Decem ber), we admitted the crop to have been so seriously in jured by the September rains that we made a considerable deduction from our previous maximum figures. In the 11.11110 circular we gave a glowing account of the crop pro spects in the great majority of the States, and although cotton at its present prices (subject to the cotton tax and to the heavy expenses which have prevailed) is wireonuse reties, still it must not be supposed that the disastrous momentsreties, miming from the South-Western region referred to apply to the majority of the cotton States. off. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent.. Preference shares are unaltered, at 20, 1 , to 1, and 43 to 5, respectively. Bank shares are steady. imperial Ottoman are at If to If dis. ; Alliance, 12f to 114 dis. ; Oriental Corporation. 41 to 42 ; and London and Westminster, 71 to 72. Financial shares have been little dealt in. International 2 to 11 dis. ; London, 234 to 22i din. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 3 to 1 per share. The report of the directors of the City Bank, to be presented to the meeting of the proprietors on the 21st inst., states the gross profits for the half-year at 41,53.1, including (1991., brought for ward, and recommends a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, free of income tax. The amount left to be carried forward is 3,0771. The directors of the Provincial Banking Corpo ration (Limited) have issigx.l their report. The gross profits for the half-year, including 2,0351. brought forward, have been 24,693/., and the amount available is 10,9411. A dividend at the rate of 74 per cent. per annum for the six months is recommended. The report of the directors of the Midland Ranking Company (Limited) is also in circulation. The gross profits for the six months have reached 28,7211., and the balance for disposal is 12,7021. A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, is recommended, and 3,2701. is to be carried forward to the profit and loss new account. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company will be held on the 4th of February. The directors will ask for authority to issue new shares or stock to the amount of t. 35,0 00/., and the shareholders will also be called upon to cuntirin the memorandum of agreement signed by the chairmen of the South Eastern, the London, Brighton, and South Coast, and the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies, dated the 22nd November, 1867. The fourth ordinary meeting of the City Dis count Company (Limited) will be held on the Ist of February. A meeting of the Bognor Railway Company is called for the 4th of February, "for the purpose of taking into consideration the draft of a pr o posed agreement with the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company, extending the time for payment of the purchase money for the line, and for the transaction of general business. The Lancashire insurance Company announce a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, free of income tax. The Council of India will receive tend. ra on the sth proximo, for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the amount of 200,000/. The Scotia has arrived from New York with 286,0001., and the Kent, from Melbourne, with 130,000/., making a total of 416,0004. Two O'CLOCK. Consols have declined f per cent., the present price being tr.). to I both for money and the account. The report of the directors of the English, Scot tish, and Australian Chartered Bank states the ! amount available for distribution at 27,9841., and recommends a dividend at the rate of 7 per oant. T A LLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) I The market is steady-Town Tallow, 41a. 9d. ; Petersburg per annum. • Y. C. on the spot, 434. 3d. • January to March . 43a. 3d. The Athenian, from the West C oast of Africa, has to 6d. • March, 43. 6d. to '94. ; October to December, brought only about 1,000/. in gold dust and specie. 445. ato tallow . 44: it.d 3.1 . . ,01 ; fa , t 32. by . the Mexican dollars by the French steamer, were The bar silver by the English mail packet, and .111 M4nit CT . R-essieTollll, 44a . t o tto, ; greases, lea ; good thm,n, sold yesterday for the Continent,oo. and rough 4s. 100. per ounce, respectively, showing no COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) change. I Last week's quotations am still barely maintained. Pion The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were and grapes continue sufficient for the demand. Among again dull. The rates for 'bills on Belgium, Ham- the latter ate good examples of Lady Do7nes' seedling. burg, and Italy were slightly less favourable for Bar ba ir ' ;;tir Berard, I M an u d ic ta g. n de Tr " it e( te g . BP S i r ;Zorn Mea l this country. The list is subjoined : are still orriting in fine condition. Apples com e primi the Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.01 • ditto, sheet, usual varieties in season. The supply of chestnuts is but ILII3 to ILI9 ; Rotterdam. 3 months, 12.0 to 12.01 ; limited ; dm, e for planting are likely to be scarce. Spanish Aatwerp,3 months, 25.321 to ; 3 months, haufl nuts fur planting fettb 16s. per bushel. Potatoes 25.321 to z.ni: Hamburg and A lana, 3 months, 13.9 to have not altmed in prme sines our last report. Aspa -13.9_1 ; Baffin, Cologne, ie., 3 months, 6.26 f to 6.271 ; ragas still realises fair paces . Flowers chiefly consist of Bt. Petenborg, 3 months, 321 to 32; Paris, short, 25.121 orchids, cyclamens, Chinese primulas, pelargoniums, to 25.221; 15.221; ditto, 3 smooths, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Marseilles, netts, early tulips, hyacinths, poinsettia pulcherruna, and S months, 25.30 to 73.35 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, roses. S m onths, 1201 to 1201 • Yieans, 3 months, 12.25 to Igen*. 12.30 • Trieste, 3 month s,' 12.25 to 12.39 ; Madrid, 3 pet bu,!t ol 2 _ 4l OS scare , dos .. 1' r:: 84 481 to 461 . Santander, 3 months, 481 to 481: Gulls, 1. :'Per "• " 3 months, 481 to 41; &TWO, 3 months, 491 to ; malsp, tru,zs. par P 1 Ca i r uta f 1134 to 3 months, 484 to 481 ; Valencia, months, 481 to 48f ; Bar- melons, etch, et to is Walnuts, per bushel, its to ms *dada, 3 months, 481 to 481 • Bilbao, 3 months, 48f to o ra nges, s ee, per t oo, ar, t o sa 461; fleragens, 3 months, 'Off to 481: LeOroto, 3 viol months, 29.25 to 23.3 e ; Genoa, 3 months, 29.25 10 Artichokes, per toes 29.30 ; Naples. S months. 29.25 to 29.30 ; Warm% 3 Anelikrl4, pa ',ladle, 8810105 mon 29.25 to 29.30 ; Messina, 3 months, 29.25 to p.lOO. Ss toss 29.30 ; 90 days' date, 511 to 51f ; Oporto, 90 &Iv pabbages per A d to to date. 511 to 611. Carrots, r Winch, 6.1 to sd At Paris the rate of discount is now 14 per oent.; Celery, per bundle, la to ed at Brussels, 2• at Hamburg and Frankfort, ;at Cucumbers. elrh, is . to to tin Berlin and Amsterdam, 31 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at giurcegderet=tp,,6° Turin, 5 ;and at St. Petersburg, 8 par cent. Rene, par bench. id to 44 EOM ladJah,p. bond., to to tis Birmingham &deices report the failure of Messrs. /m u , per bunch. Job Richards and Co., in the iron trade of Lettuces, per soon. to 51 , Sntethirick, with liabilities amounting to &Dont smrrEnzim BAY MARKET.-{THIS DAY., 15,0001. Mr, Marla Jams Lake repo inferior ditto, rts trade at the fel- The Caledonian Railway traffic re turn shows kmaveriese, :-Pvime *lover, 1051. • this week SI decrease of 5584. with the 705. to OW.. prime jay ; fits. ; i n f er ior digg,'o, figs. to ; corresponding period of 186 compared 7. agar, 30 s. ;#) 365. FRIDAY EVILNLNO Consols, which closed yesterday at 921, both for money and the 6th February, opened this morning at 92; to 73, and closed at 922 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Cone's, for money, 92i, 3 ; ditto, for ac count, 92,1 3, 22 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9 3 1 , New 'are; per Cents., 931, 1, tl ; Bauk Stock, 241 ' • India Stock, 213 • ' ditto Five per Cent., 1111, 1, f; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, : ditto Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper 87 2 ; ditto Fivo-and-a-Half per Cent, 1081. The India Five per Cent- stuck was again in de mand, and was last marked 1161, showing en im provement. Exchequer Bills were quoted 23e. to 265. prem. The foreign stock market was again very firm, and the changes in prices were nearly all in an up ward direction. Guatemala and Turkish of 1854 rose 2 per cent. ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 1 ; Egyptian, l to 1 ; New Grenadian .• ex all" and. Three i.er eents., Peruvian of 1863 and Russian of 1822, 1 ; Portuguese Bonds and Scrip, 2to ; and Mexican, I. Italian of 1861 improved about per cent. in the morning, but afterwards relapsed, and closed I lower than yesterday. Turkish of 186(1 j• receded .. .I ; :ind. Egyptian Railway Debentures, I. The s h ams of the financial ounpanies closed the same as yesteraity, as follows :— lnternational I Financial, 2 to 11 ' dis." General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; London Financial, 231 to 221 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 3to per share. Colonial government securities met with inquiry, and a ri‘ • ..f l per cent. took place in sonic of the Ceylon, New South Wales, Queensland, and New Zealand. It is stated that a large amount of New Zealand debentures, which were taken by a lead ing firm in November last, are now being placed upon the marl:et at a considerable profit. MINES.-(T11,18 DAY.) Offs o'Oloon. The mining market continues active. Annexed are the quotations for the shares which are in chief request, viz. : Prints) of Wales, 3 to ; Wheal Grenville, 375. lid. to 42a. 6d.,. Chiverton Moor, 6 to 3 ; I :mat Vor, 17 to 18 ; West Chiverton , 67 to 68 ; West Drakewells, Ils. tin lls. ; North Crotty, 2} to /•, East Lovell, Bto ; New Lovell, 7s. to 9s. • and C:ifford, 74 to 6. The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelsarn and , North : ! Although we cannot report any improvement in the metal trade ii. izes Lave still he'd their own ; the amount of blisMr.., however, transacted since our last report has been of little importance. Iron—Prices of Welsh and Staffordshire iron are still unsettled, and in have great difficulty in keeping their work s going. Scotch pig iron has declined to 51e. Iki. cash. Copper—The demand for manufactured Is still limited ; prices for sheets from ' 78/. to 7:4. Foreign is a little steadier, hat prices me very low. Chi'i Ann have advanced to 6s'., although charter* for 2,10 n tons were advised by the last mail. Tin con tinues dull, with sellers of Straits at 1171 cash. Banco nominally till. English tin unaltered and quiet. The Dutch market remains at 521 f. Tin plates are a little firmer, and appear to have seen their lowest. Lead is in better det.v.nd, at an improvement of about fie. rev ton from the Unseat. Spelter has undergone no chang , l since our last : spot, 201. 10s.. sellers ; special outporte, 201. 15a. to La/. ; V. and 8., 201. - --- - COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ['ARLES. I Mint. per bunch, 4d Washroom, p port., Med to It I Woos, per both, Is to 50 I 'Wadi., per doz., Pd to Is II \ Parsley, pet bunch, lid to al potatoes, York Upside, ton leas SO HOS Rocks, do , 1000 to Iles Takes, lON Po 1000 Odor sorts. 75s to to Ns !Wakes. p. rum., Pied Vs Id Spinach, per bash., 2s Yomatoes. Per dm. ta lo II I Turnips, per bunch, id told s7W. Iti w.s.w. ral 83111911 ruSsESSIONS. I Pd. I Ino Mai. Des.ao.la. gigha la Do. 11 all lagslo ral . alragi; all Do Prafarana WO BolL,BraolAlliollard 6 per asilffll44 1 WO Cal && radaralip. e.g ; lOC Claps T. a Dock 112.: : i I 1 a Dastrara,7p.o. 100 lost Ewa gar 6 0.7.. 121 Do. do. 6do i !Itat fart loam gm. 6do .3 Do. L Shores I ten grand Trankolemadel all Do. Iqulp.lL D ll o .ZoLl all I.o..etpra._ all Do. ftd X + . Boad;. I all Do. Ord prof. Stoat. all Do. ads prod Mock _ KO drat ladlaa Paaaaala; all Do. goo a par coutt 1 I 4 Do. Now do. 1 I I Do. Now .. ... —1 Ma at B. of !oda. g. 6 p. — ro 1 100 Do. al an el Westarn of Coml. all lida.pay.l47i at Do. do. do. 1877.0. s I (Llalfal, .00 Madre& gar. 6p. aut. I'M Do. do. 41 do._ I All Do. do. di do. Atm ziwata: : 1 1 mab...tace....u.) .an Do. 6p. at, pa 7.149( all Do. Ip. al, pa. ,I Vali 100 .P.of (at Uop c.latp.. all Onao&Robl/kund.0 5 pc 1I 24 Do. shares d 0... all Do. Nullata UN bende, rt. I )mml 100 Do. Dad d 0..... all Do. do. do.— lat I Do. Pootaab do. —_— 100 Do. loam flt. Plot. do. • Call p 1 1 109 94 16 96 90 21:+m! Was 302 MIT wow& BIRD. K hiS I in 103 1 1 4901 6 • 40 AO OS 100 1021 1031 1621 109, 14 Di 1 I.APID 76 60 38 42 32 34 re 1: 107 108 -I 2 - 2 I - I() E.!. F 4 ,4 7 - No. I 8h• I. %on 10 AIRS Bask (Lbs.)A 16.000 10 Do. B. ... so Abbe ------ ll lo,uoo 100 Al iane• Limitad 100,000 f Angle Anteximia, 1 I to 1 ,00e . ADOW sorption vim,— •sn 10,000 IN I An& ItailaniUolo6oll.l OS MAW 60 Assirelada • mg 11.000 91 llankotlisitlebOollimbla au ISSN ' 10 Do. New. lamed 10,000 11 Bank of Ease . 611 wool) to I Book of Otsgo (11;1141 . ), 10 60,003 10 • Bank of New Zealsnd.. 10 116,000 10 . Brill& N. America all 40,000 20 C. Bk. Atm. Chum all *OOO II Mart. *met Inelkin all , 10,0001 20 Ca la — ... 10 , 10,040100 tomoo 10 ConaolidAted Bank (1 ' 4 , 10,000 60 Let London (Limitod • 60,6001 10 Eastern Nachanse ( lim. ; 0,100 DO English and American ~ 10 10,014 SO 14=3 ankiLdeJaseiroL 10 10,04 10 Poi•Scot.diAosi.Cbartd, en' aim , Ilongllong&Slian.Corp. all 1,060 Do. Now 0,000110 Ifflipertallianli)Lindleslli 1100 tO,! 9/ Import.' Ottoman I 10 1 6,000 21 lonian 6ll I 6000 V.) j Do. New I 6 MAN n/ !Lend Mort Btt IndlakL) 6 100101: 100 , Do.lnc.Deb..llo6.26yre 10.0 00 60 Lonnk.oatexionisc.(L). 11,000 100 Landon and Brazilian -12,0001 20 I Do. New 6,000 100 I London & itheatate[l) 3 60,100 , lO .; 50,000' 20 Um. Ch. Bank of AustrL a/1, *WA! 1,0 London and County. .! 10 , 12,600' 201 Do. Now la. at 20 p. 2 . 04 ?WO so i Lowtoo Joint Stock lll MN , 10Do.Neerleale 0 p.nonepd 22 *OOO SO Loudon et Oman *rim& ail 10.030 100 Lon. 119.Westaro(Lina) AM 60 London direnemela(L) 10,000 100 Lad= a Westminster. 11) 10,000 160 Do.las.loL ',none paid 10 16,010 100 I Worchant Bank (Um.) . 15 , 10.060 60 U e rcantile& Simian; L) 1•41 110,000 10 , IlstropeLitan °limited) o 6.000 100 Ifidland Bank (Um. 10 20,000 1 , National of Aluitrelesta 011 oot woo too ; National 16 10,000 I N. Pro. el ot_tt IGS 16.000 10 I Do. Ind olk gad lemia 1 WOO 10 Nallosal Bank, lll 10,000 >D , New balk Wales— all 10.000 10 'Monk/fasten 01,000 1111Ortental Bank Capon.. GB 17.110 GO I ProitniaalolniCorp.(L) 10 10.000 ProMuo. of Ireland is 4,000, 10, Do. do. New..... all 1 1 ).0 06 26 South Aseentlit.„— -- ad 17,061 100 *and. e t IL Africa • 10.000 100 1/0. do. Ise. at II 10n.; le 10.000 116 • (Mon et Austad* SD 10,030 MO Oaks ol Ireland Wall ill 91.006 • , Union el Landon ...... /0111191 JULILWA, :.0 INuadrlhare Oa A all • D 0.6 YrL f By soy 16 , aU Northers el Prance t 0 afl N.llall.ll. Da tra n it iani Do. all ;Nurllegiail Truth all 101401M1111 all • Paria,LrossarlYelle all Pala and Odour all Baal.alnuida.ll.) 10 Royal Sardinian all floral Swedish" au l Ds. I 0 •D•r au .aarabrie Gasad Yeses ail Do. per east.Pral. all , bas Paalo(L) c per et. • &LastALose. P o 1,11 'South kat. or Postai* 1 a &wilier. et Itasca.. la Curtis sad Zeman all West Irlaadan Prat i noses w te je altper x.w. carTl e • Call p BAMIVATL 4 laD O. if p.eati.l - - - Illairvois sad debuiDki I Do Ilipossi Sara. al Ffealle p Do (Imietbart. 6, 16841... . fun d at Ti =i c t i t Tim e r. Awe.: lama-Yoa. awe. alPort.Tp.a. aleallberaallharasap.a. 00 AMY nialka par el MU lw.amw.stra.sp.e. kiiwerp a mails's& Fra.(1.4.71..a all Belgian L wiMas sil 114Tra.G.C11. 1 ). 0 (4 all Cautzal Assuatlas -- all VP°Zatanalas 111 S▪ O plailalgi 'till& ( 1 01 • smoa lall * 31e. a at name all Mar -- 1 11# Barapasa Calmat (1)-1 I I all &oat I I all Lambant=lii I 1 4 I M•xlcM.(L) 2 :2t iii - iir - T U I• 33 VOILIWiDi Willa (o. I U. I Td. I 11. pion. I 9-16 I I '" I, SI • - 116.000 I AlanslUos Limited) all , 1 lj 100,000 1 Amilo-nrse.oe4d(l l L) e I par Itm 10,040 20 Auatesliam f 1 , 16,000 14 Ceps CopperT6s l4 4 1 , —P. 20.030 1 CapulaStlvat (Llml 11 lj Wella 50,000 0 Chontsloo.lB.lllo., 4 1 11410 1 10,000 ID Coplapo (Limited) lllo' 1 2 76,151 1 Don Pedro, N. Da Rep 110.1 5 i l lic • 8000 a Cast Del Rep (limited) St N 16.. I . Fortuna (Limbed) lal I I 60,000 1 fremlimeltilollvialuid ll 11 10,006 20 illamaral / all I 13 16 %AO II 'Zapata& (Limited) Ms. WOOS a Lames (Wetted) al 14 ,5 tea 0 Imatanton (liailled) 10' 1 10.000 4 Familial° Copper (L) 11 I 11 1 I 60.006 11 ,Pestarena Gold tlim.). II jdis par 10.000 20 PontglhandSllverLead sa 4 11 U 100.000 5 Port Phialp 1 . lj lj 12,000 50 Royal Cobra Copper 15,706 1 WINS Grande lls. i par On 010,000 1 Routtfth Asser•Lr IS i 6111 119 11,000 ID et. Joba del Ito Um. 15 , U 02,174 SO tralted Maaciaa Lis., Ilk 1 60,000 2 Valdalsorla Go (Li 1 . I 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Um. 111 41 , 0.000 10 Vol Swain , Llaittad V .... -• 50.000 5 Manhole Gold(lamitm4 all .-..-• 50,03076.000 1 Worthi Yor ng (L ean ean la(ussed_ .1 ; .al all i I i ke Peat 45,000 3 Uslaassa . itima Um.', a 5 , j 11 11 1 • S 1-16 3-14 j pm I 6.16 1k 9.16 - pm lii erg PREFERECCE SHARES. Great Eastorn—Norfolk, 5 per cent., Way. Val. 'V, 55. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 204 to I. Atlantis Telegraph, 44k, Atlantic Telegraph $ per cent., 95, to 7), to 2k. British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph (Limited), 124. Commercial Union (Assurance), 5, 1.16, 4 15-16. Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 3 346. East India Irrigation and Canal. 1. Ebbw Vale, 114, 10g. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy Loan, 90. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 54. Hudaon's Bay, 14j. International Financial Society (Limited), 34. Italian 6 per cent. Bonds redeem., 1870, issued 39. New Zealand Lo and Mere. Agency (Limited), 2 9.1 G. Ocean Marine Insurance. 214. Panama, New Zealand, and Anat. R. Mail (Um.), 41. Peninsulas and Oriental Steam, 56, 54. Trust andin Agency e of Australasia (Limited), 11. United Kom us Telegraph Compant (Limited), 34, I. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgages) Losn..o, t, I. PBOrizrouL MARS MAWS& LTTRIWOOL, IA f. 17. _Sales to-day : Caledonian. 75 15 41 Great &Meru, I 9 1-Oreat Western, 451 I—lesimutdre and Yorkshire, 124 11—Londna, Brighton, and Rath Ooad. 491 — Loudon and North Western. llet 11 5 14415 14 1 1 i.l•`'—Man chester, shalleld, and Lincolnshire 441 4 —Metropolitan, 1164 • 16 1 4—Midland, 1014 I 4—South la!stern, Me—Dutch Rhenish. . new p —Maritime Insurance Limited, 916 sl—Thames ' and Mersey Marine Limited'. 9-10 p —British and Irish Mag netic Telegrsph A. 'Limited), ltt. mimusass. J Aa. 17.—Market steady ; prima generally better ; a fair amount of busman has been done. Atlantic Tele graph Preference Eight per Cada, 971—Caletionian, 75 41 —Ebbw Vale, 161 d. per 03—Great Samar& 191 -Grad Narthern, A, 1061 1 I—Great W 4244711 a Oma 181-19 1- -Groat Wester., 461 1 6 I—Laacialdr• and Yorkshire, 124 I—Loodaa, Brightte. asa Moth wank, Mi i—louldas and North Western, 1141 16—Manchester, Sherneld, and Unoulasidre, 444 4—Ditto, 5 per cent. Preference. 634 —Metropolitan, 116 1 16 / 4—Midland, 1041 1 1 I—National st ip 'Limited', 74—North British, 34 —North StallonPhire, Se's-- south Fastern, 1.74 7 4--Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited . 24 7-16 ga—Unded Mates 6lu Tsars' Bonds, 714 / Italian, 43-31anchoder wed Salford Bank. p. lossiNcaws, J As. 17.—The asks to-day were in Birmingham and Midland Bank Tentlik at 114 ; and Vices Alliance Fire Insurance dudes, at din. Closing prices Sturbridge Railway, buyers, at ; Lloyd's Bank shares, at tt to ft+ prem. ; Staffordshire Financial shams, at 54 din buyers Birrainghani Gas, Class A shares, at IBil, milers ; Gloucester N arm shires, buyers, at 13 Railway Carriage ,ohibury), at 1 prem., buyers ; and LinulurMant Waterworks, buyers, at 33. Or norm, dAY4.lo.—Three per Cent. Conch, 944 93—New Three per Cent. Stock, 9.4 i—Ditto for account, Feb. 6, 921 I—lndia Four per Cent., Oct. 1696 Stock transferable at the Mink ot Ireland , 994—Alliance sad Gommiere ties, I. pee east. , 1014—Bank of Ireland &300 ;saki , Hibernian Banking Company .£25 paid:. Ml—Monster lank 1.51 paid , -Natlonal Bank 'CM paid), 611 —Provinciel Bank ,a 3.5 paid., la — Union Bank (Limited % ,Ll 2 paid), 174—ditto, for account, 174—linblin and Ringstoint !RICO paid), 200—Great Southern and Western • £lOO pad`, 974 1 1: ditto, 4 per an debenture stock (0100 paid', L43k—r4411140W1. Dammam, ex., 6 per cent. ;all mud , PLAYING AT FENIAN/I.—An accident of a rather singular character occurred en Saturday last to a boy mined John Macdonald, of Speculation-street. Mac donald, along with several other boys, who are in the em. ploy of Mr. Waddington, piamiforte measfaetarer, in this city, were on that day playing at " Fabians." The former was the only r epresentative of the diaaffected people pre sent. and as a consequence bad to take • rather important character in the proceed**. In feet be was for his dis loyalty ordered to he hung, and it was in the carrying out of this mimic sentence of the law that the accident oc curred. Having tied one end of a cord round his waist, his companions threw the other over • abaft, and then hoisted him up into mid-air. But *moment elapsed, how ever, before the executioners were startled by the breaking of the hemp at which they were tagging, and the pear culprit upon whom they were experonestalising came to grief by a fall from some height to the Seer. The resat was that Macdonald sustained • fracture of one of his arms, which rendered Ids removal to the hospital necessary, whence, after his limb had been set, he was conveyed home- He is now recovering.— Yorkshire gem W HO LESALE ROBBERIES ON THE MIDLAND RAIL , WAY Be MARL& AID °TIMM—The ngaged Derby for counsevty ma eral gistrates were yesterday afternoon e hours at the Shire Hall, in bearing the cheep of a arias of robberies preferred by the Midland Railway Company several of their late see rants, including shouters, kc. The most impor tant we was one which the guard of • luggage train named Charles Mere.% was remanded for a week, on • charge of stealing worsted stockings, from the fact that the lice bed discovered the prodsoe of other rebbseiss on - the Railway a the primmer's hoses. Lot watth - • pereel of stockings with odor wades sem essassed hem Messrs. Jarvis and Sea, beech awaafeelerree, Lasseter, to Mr. Flint, Boass, tessmi=l sad at • mansquent tame—on their retain abinis am= ar rse broken &ad d two pairs a was 'impeed, and out as ne MeNlZlWilng Omsk at his bean the stoekiup. wt Wow Sides gregirtir. were fogad. He was sermaisi ler • week, bat wiwillet to beiL hesseher Imo. gout mated Charlet lission. also &ergot with Ming ececesed ia a operate &Wes diethertea fee the preeest •••••••ease et eetiaarra Tw• =ea eeseterml se eloodnea Seh; Harm L Jan Osehei. were revellolkl to owl for thew weeatha' writ ea • lit , im at DOW i lar avow illy el saps hew • wise while, Oak& There wareether Amps spinet the The mart ersa mete& i' 11 1 111 !!q