The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-15 00:00:00

ooy AffD wisramrsrms BANZ.-(THIS DAY). board would proceed cautiously andeteadily.aadhe oonldoot doubt but that the bank would continue to programs. Com paring capital and the liabilities, be believed the sum now added to the rest was larger proportionately than the amount appropriated to that purpose by other establish meats. Mr. J. G. Farts (deputy (*airman) seconded the inotios. The motion woe then adopted unanimously ; and a divi dend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was dec/ared payable on the =ad inst. On the motion al Mr. (Masan Bowe, seconded by Kr. HINRY Awrr, the siestion el Alderman llakin to a seat at the board was imadimed. The meeting teemiseted with the von. tribute to the , ahainaea and his eellespas in the direction. The annual general meeting of the shareholders „ sk i st cue o'dt the teak, Leabary ; Alderman . • * lto , usual 1;10 - 7171.ere, ct...• OW (Mr. Faked) read the subjoined report • t„Li5,.....• sheet : e dim-toes have to report tha after ma ru king provi- ; f .., teal sad doubtful t, debts, paying the automata:, o pen ',!,0001. towards the bundler of the bask, t o " n uns a gratuity et 10 per cent, on their salaries l b, ,•it•cors of the sstablishment—the net motto of for the last balf-yeas amount to 149751. 43, Id. 0 0, added to If.toM. b. M., the unappropriated ba tj,, ' ,readers half -year, willannerrat te 40)2651.6a ed. i t,. interest as the rest ea small tend, at recent. per sauna Ana 9e)hes bess added „1, ebieb sow amoents to 611,61 M. 111. 6d. Tbe ' : • n ,.w declare a diekkad to the elissehoiden at the c oot. r e annum, and, by wayof further dividend roe t bonus of 9 per cent. on the paid•up capital. _ e•,v ureote are made, there will remain a balance 41. out of which rum it is proposed that be carried to the rest or surplus fund, in diet fond to 2.50,0001., and that the balance, carried to profit anti loss account for the vacancies in the direction maim:led by Holmquist, Em., and William Haigh, up by the _nomination of Alexander :harks Freeman, F. subject to the prompt meeting. The directors who are Bonamy Dobree. jun., Esq., David , M.P., and Alexander aiUeepas, Esq. nomination being confirm), all q ed for reelection, offer themselves ac- THE UNION DANK Or LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) The half-pearly mostiog of the shareholders of this bank was held tering**, City offies, Prinoseesreet, Manioc Hues ; Mr. P. NOOHRIALL LAURI' le the chair. N. The follow*/ is the sobelesse of the direeted report " The net prod* kw the inionsthe e = fa not Dassraber leo ol Elll last, after payment of all t 43,4131. 18a. - Id. for interest red dm to emitemess on * their cermet and deposit seroastek are 88,3721. HA lid., which, with 90,0671. 16• 2d. bung* forward fee* 30th N, June last, amount to 178,4601. 10a. 3d. The dire** now it. declare a dividend of 12s. per share, clear of income-ha, for N the six mouths enidiatlet Deo. last, amounting to the sum of 36,0001. ve a beisou of 1422.4601. 10s. 3d. is for appropristt*, This eras replace the 1.30,0004 de- N hied to capital account by the resolution of this general ea inset* on the 11th of July, 11380; and the directors re. ocuameod that the capital account be credited with the sum Ilk of 120,0001. debited as above. The adoption of this will 1 2: leave • balance of 22, 460 1 . 10 s. 3d. for appropristios at the f s sad of the financial year in July next." It concluded with N. • wall-deserved tribute to the late Sir Peter Laurie, who N. had been governor of the bank from its foundation to the $ time of kis death. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said he bad, by the authority of the court of directors, to gs. de a dividend at the rate of 12s. per share, payable on N. sad after the 20th bet. He had farther to move the adop. IS, ties et the report which, with one exception, could not N. hat be eatisfactory to the shareholden. To that portion L.. , of the report ha woold not farther refer, as he felt m . amble to give expression to all he fell is gk respect to it. When he last addressed them he adverted to the then high price of money. The price of money N. today was not more than half of that which ruled this time lit last year. Notwithstanding the unfavourable state of trade during the last six months they had made the large sum is of ffit,372l. The main feature of the report, however, was gs . the rameimeodation of the board - to replace the is 120,0001. debited to capital account by the ueolution Me of the general meeting, on the 11th July, 1860. It alike showed the value of their business and the care and judgment of the directors that after I , • i c er and • half, havi were anitepaiiod replace dividends of ore The esPital would now no longer appear debited with any 81 amount, but would stand as before, " Pad up on shares, Lk 600.0001.; new capital taken from resorted fend 120,0001.; re total, 720,0001." Thetsseeb banks wen all flourishing, and N. the priocipal office was supported by • large and influential at body of diente. Mr. LTALL seconded the adoption cd the report, which N. was una nimously approved of. N. A SHAREHOLDER inquired if the beak was now out .... debt. The CHAIRMAN replied in the affirmative. Another wish I was. (Laughter.) te Mr. ANDERTON, in feeling terms, then propoised the follow- si ing resolution, viz :—"That the proprietors of the Union 1 2 Bank of London desire to record their deep regret at the re. loss which the company has sustained by the death of their N. esteemed governor, Sir Peter Leans, who from its first ss, es t a blishment occupied that important responsible position, le and invariably manifested the warmest interest in its prom. parity, and to whose undoubted honour, sturdy integrity, N. 'judgment, devotion, and urbanity may be larg el y s , ascribed the_ present sewer and unblemished character of rb the beak, both at Isom sod abroad." Mr. ROWEONIWOOSIM the motion, which was carried by Si acelamatioe. Mr. Iltstor than moved the thanks of the meeting to the N directors. 11 Mr. Jour!' Baostrs, in seconding the motion, wished to tei N. lave some intimation with respect to what was to be done It. the nut half -year. The shareholders had supported the ea directors after the Pullincer frauds, and they sought now Ns In return to restore the shareholders to their original Zs . position. and create a mew reserve fund. St. Mr. Normal' said he could not coincide in the views of the lot speaker, as they were founded upon the idea that the interests of the directors and of the shareholders were N. not the same. With respect to the late Sir Peter Laurie, if they had a fine portrait of him which he was ready to IS engrave sod forward a copy of the engraving (gratis) to le every proprietor. as The CHAIRMAN thanked Mr. Nottidge for his generous offer, sod in reply tot* boardhe said it was the desired the board to build up an ample renerve hied ; but with respect tjj to what they would do mot July, be would refer .Mr le Browne to the authority of Mrs. Ohre, who must have been N the wife of a backer—' First catch your bare." When they N ought their hare, they would then tell him what they N would do with it. The motion was then put end carried. Complimentary se votes were also accorded to the manager Mr. Scrivageour, the secretary, Mr. Newmesch, and the other officers of the fe bank, which were duly acknowledged, after which the pro- 1 et 0 ceediags terminated. fe proprietors for paid-up capital, 1,000,0001. ; •'••• bank on deposits, circular notes, kc., to rest or surplus fund, 235,3781. of profit and loss account, Joao . 3d. ; to net cross of the past Is. Id. ; total, 16,760,4181. 13s. , stock, Exchequer Bills, and India is.; by other securities, including bills i customers, ko.„ 12.809,6491. Rs. 101.; by ;131. 2s. 10d.— total, 16,760,418/. 13s. .—lir. : To total expenditure of the j. including rent, Wes, salaries, sta . gratuity of 10 per cent. on their salaries the establishment, 42,5351. 15s. lid. • ipart towards the buildings of the amount added to rest or surplus feed at bee per cent. per 50num,5,3541. Ils. • ,- ~ nt of the savidend pow declared, at the rated sit: ! per unnum, for the last half .year on the paid-up ,; I houo,tOOL, 3U,0011/. ; to bonus of Moe per coat. capital, 90,01.101. ; to balance of profit sad , ..om, 14,3701. 17s. 4d.—total, 164,7911. la 101. se Misses of profit sod loss account , June 30 , 1861, ... Is. 3d. ; by gross profits of the last half-year, after the inmate tax, sad making provision for all i doubtful' debts, 167,5101. lthi. 7d. ; total, 184,791 i. .. 4 et Swam Fund.—Dr.: I'reseat amount, 241,262/. ~., Cr.: To amount on the Ist duly, 1861, 236,3781. . by interest on ditto at tee per out. per mums, ti..—totd, 241:-',121. 118. tit" t'Usuouci, ianioving the adoption of the report, raid I .riod of the company's career bail it been the good ..,.. f the directors to present a more favourable state ,: tu.ln that *ion& The deposits now amounted to isnl, of 15,010,0001., showing an increase of 2,900,0001. •We amount reported at the last annual meeting. The ' peons of 1860 amounted to 219.554/. ; while then a . "mounted to 254,566/. The government MS re had been increased since that time Ind by about 900,6001. The subscribed capita sted to 5,i000,0M., of which 1,000,0001. was paid The air:dead now to be declared wee 12 per mat., amount st the last annual meeting being 10 pis seal uiskatUi. was a very large sum to be deposited is the but even that amount did Dot raper all the business donee, the amount harm Le wurse of the last h alf-year buss 1,000.0001. • The director' did not propose to t the re- ,und beyond its present amount. 250,0001., oat of the : , but they wished to add to it the interest reseiVed OS ;la I neest"l, and he hoped the meeting would sew • :hat a prudent and reasonable course. (Cheers.) comar Z a Wort:Loa, in seconding the matins, o h terry .f the reserve fund, that say `\, UM. ought to go Into the of the the payment out of profits of ,bliehmenta belonging to the I). CHAIRMAN WAS of opinion that the COMM panned years past was extremely amosedol. In 1857 the , was 16 per cent. •in 1835. 17 per nest. is 1100, per cent. ; Hai, 20 per cent. ;in July bat was 10 per cent., now it was 12. He thought, therefore, that the shareholders had net much damaged by the increase of the rums fund. 'Seery and laughter.) That fund having ruched ii,ooo l . all the board asked was to be allowed to add it the accruing interest. As regarded the rate of bust for discounts in future, he believed that the tomerce of this country would continue to prosper and ' the bankiug business would therefore continue able. He added that some further enlargement City preadult would WOG be arm:wary, and a vote I have to he taken for that purpose. The building of athwart establishment would oast about 7.000/. of 1,01101. was already paid and written off in the boOka e motion was then put and carried unanimously. dividers' at the rate of 12 per cent. for the half-year, lout deduction of income tax, was then declared, Foy le ea the 20th inst. ', meeting terminated with votes of thanks to the chair the other directors, the general manager. Mr. W. In , branch managers, the secretary, and the other the lank. (nos um' mores sums) ADMIRALTY, JAN. 13.—The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have to notify to the Royal Navy and Royal Marines that. on the 17th of February next, the full mourning for his late Royal Highness the Prince Cowart will be discontinued, and that officer, of the Royal Navy and Royal Marinee are, from that day,only to weer with their uniforms a black craps round the left arm until the 10th of March, when the morale. will car.—By command of their lordships, C. PLOW!. T. JAMES'S PAircs, JAN. 9.—The Queen ham been graciously pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel William Griffin Sutton Clerk of the Cheque and Adjutant of her Majesty's Royal Body Guard of the Yeoman al the Guard, vice llajor•Gesteral John Fitzmaurice, Ka. pro. mead IronatoN-orrnca, JAN. la—The Queen has been so aperovo of Ilr. James Q. Howard as consul at t i John, New Bromwich, far the United States of America. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. H. Sotinenkalb as mogul at Point de Gene, Ceylon, for his Majesty the Kim of Prong& The Queen has also been ',loused to appears of Mr. Rudolph Zapp, u oonsul at Singapore, for his Majesty_ the King of Hanover. The Queen has also been pleas ed to approve of Don Pio de Em porium as consul, and of Don Narciao Perm Pectin° as vice-consul at Sierra Leone, for her Majesty the Queen Of "416(1.1.1 I Stsin. BANK OP LONDON.-(IBIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the eharehohlere was I.i at noon, at the London Tavern ; Sir J. V. Saran, I'.. in the chair. The following report and baLince•sheet were presented : The directors have the satisfaction of submitting to the ireholdert the annexed statement of accounts nude to the conclusion of the past half-year, showing balance of profit and lose account amounted to . M. After payment of all expenses, and king tln• u•nal appropriations, including full provision led and doubtful debts, the balance of profit amounta 23.1.4/. 2,1. 'f he directors apply 9,000/. to the mint of dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, from income tax, and they transfer 14,000/. to the .erne fund, by which addition that fund is increased to The balance, viz., 4541. Ifs. 2d., is carried to 'A 'lnd tor new account. The directors have coo: rider. Tilde, in the interests of the bank, to wenn the seg• influence of Mr. Alderman Dekko. by electing that to • seat at the board. By the provisions of barter, this election is subject to the confirmation of ahareholders, end the directors entertain no doubt that • course they have adopted will be medially ratified. " I iabilities awl Assets, December 31, 11461.—Dr.: To paid up, 300,0001. ; to reserve food, 41,0001. ; to .unt received 'seder the decree of the Master of the 40412/. 16s. la • to amount doe by the bank on cur leposit, sal ot her asecouats, 1,927,9071. 2s. 9d. ; to sent carried to it of profit and loss amount, .0441. lle. 111 ; leis amount paid to customers r interest on their balences, 9.14491. 4s. CA. ; 99,1961. 7a. ltd.—total. 2,312,91 W. it, ineemmesta, vis. r In government securities, India ,stork, be., 2 2 ,(441.175. 7d. ; ditto in freehold p remises in , Threedosiedle.etreet, Ist at • raga' yielding 4 per cent., A letter from the Comitat of Thuroez (Hungary) mentions the death es the 29th ult. of Madame Anse Kossuth, 7S yaws of age, a near relative by marriage of M. Louis Koseuth. The deceased lady is stated to have left her fortune to the children of the distinguished Ilungarian. Messrs. Mason and Slidell will not, it seems, =cape without an "ovation" when they reach Liverpool, although the welcome will not be an English, but as American one. The Southern residents in Liverpool have determined to invite them to a dinner's soon as they arrive, They were ready to have done that to-day, but the affair is now postponed till the arrival of the Niagara. Ma. SMITH O'BRIEN AND HIE PROPERTY.—Mr. Smith O'Brien says " Applications for money are that I v.... 0 1 ,17.,. ; fsaabadd, i7aissa I 0001, . vbab„.,itir.i,,i; of i t i: e iLi: addressed tai - i. m o l t i l i s i:T . iif t r es dali i o c i l i i the supposition .... Lc., 1.768,1021. 4e. ;by car is b e ai:117ece:114,1*11,174/. by my Illsodfather, and even some or my neor ues es h t ed reltti4s los. lid. ; by prelinsionry expenses, 2,6171. s e , sd. ; by are unacquainted with the exact circumstances in which lease and Wiliam; at Charier. nom branch, furniture, Ss., I am at premed placed." He has, therefore, pub -1,4141. ma. M.—total, 2,312.91 Y. es. M. Imbed a statement, from which it appears that in 1848, .. p iro et and LASS Aceoust.—Dr.: To half • ye , e's entreat before the outbreak of the Irish rebellion. he ni p.. at heed elk. ...I c ha ,i ag .,,,, as B raae h . had sod executed two deeds, swiping the whole of his doubtful slebta, directon' remonerstion, ke., 11,8061. p r ope r ty to his eldest brother, Lord Inehicst, to. 106. ;to rebate af interest on bills discounted to ta l * and Mr. W. Greig, a personal friend—to be held by d e ... ea rned to profit and Im e i new ac..onet. 3,2 t rd ;in trust for the use of his wife sod children. On his 1.. amorist written off—prelimeen expenses seenest, 8001.• return from. exile, he "lived with Mrs. O'Brien and hie .3.. . 1 ,... mariss.n,,,,sa .sa d his baddiays. g„ , mg . . taw : family. at the family residence of Cshermoyle, and was iber, 700 f. ;to dividend for the hslf.yeer at the de of 61. permitted by Mrs. O'ftien to enjoy the relate and profit. pens cent. per annum, 9,0001. • to hall - year's 'street of the raid estates, and to enjoy the said trust ..fl the mom fund at 41. per clot. per spasm, MC ; go premises as he had formerly done, but the receipts WWII gives Lathe form following , that ia to say, ' Trustees remit sow added thereto, 13,1801. ; together, KOOK ; In bid. e carried so seas and too nan , moms. of William S. ('Brien.'" hfreMßrien died in June Let, 1.5 r, 18e. 2.l.—total, "1961. 706 d. Cr.: My barer of and immediately afterwards, Mr. S. O'Briep called upon „„, ,______,,, tram ~.. bsir. 431. 13s. gd. ; waissa , the traitor "to re-convey to him the torte. granted by I r " ,. ° , ; ; ;T• him y 7", ,, 181;. 13a. Bd. ; _I the deed of 1848, to which demand they declined to 1 accede. a• they were apprehensive that they could sot '*! 9. .,_____ -4 7.. . sd Fs ' a d .40 „....t . —Th,.. z., balance, 55,001 W. 0 ... . legally or with propriety comply therewith, but the said .. 7r it (min Let wriest. 41,80,3(.; by additions ' W. 8. O'Brien insist. that it is against equity and good be a t , nzli down, 14,00 M—total. 66,8001. conscience that he should be held bound by the rid He has threatened proceedings in Chancery, to •• We have examined the above accounts and find th em ' deed. ' " "to execute a reernynoce, sod at comet, <learn' 11, 1862. , compel the trustees other times it has bees stated by the said William Smith " Oen. THOWROS, • O'Brien that he intended to defeat the said deeds by effect " ii6:lltr ANTS, Auditors. " Attract) LAMS, till silo I , f the lands comprised is them to a purchrer f The Casirsair, in moving the adoption of the report and ue." Under these circumstances the trustees have tiled e Y. .nets,mid they were how in their seventh year r • hank. a petition in the Iriah Court of Chancery, praying to be 1 . 1. n b.., hit ......,1 through the usual sksads „. relieved from furtheereepossibty in relation to the deeds, and ia "I ll; ; 1 ; 7 0 ,. -- adiap "jc s dirasta „ b ad staad — ii; sod that the trusts may be administered under the direction Pruett the same policy. They bad aimed rather of the emit at ear a good io n tb s . a hi g h sub o f Cm or LONDON COLLEGE. —An address of con et an d b e b e li e ved that b o g &deem has been forwarded for presentation:to her Majesty shown th a t that wig the mart err& By . .i So th e from the treasurer (the Lord Mayor), committee, sod liters rather than the present they bad seen enahlod to students of the above college. The .roller bee lest a valued r,V.t a i e foe the bank tae hi g h go b& go eboolgoo h i w ide tg supporter in the much Lamented 1111008 Consort. Many ass now held. Os all meadow the board bad received evening since he became th e patron of the late reetropolitas fp. : th e e b ere b o lgoes oeseidease and and that bag eyeniog claws, when he gave • &earn cif 50 moans_ ; sale 1. ••,, • I the greatest advantage to hi sod is eellengnea sequently, on ocossions of eilsibithre " dime WOW . nlle timeit Milab tot,. linpmmilsiefor that tank to am- &veered by feral loans of rakohis lillo from the Palm% pet. with the older establishments • but at preeent it weak' then a second donation of 1001., and lastly, within the last lee r ~...e nerb o w ith its ; m h o , r i e sk Ag tea b o g me g. six months his Royal Rightism wrastated to he pains of IN. ; b e vent u red t o go y th a t tha t wee tie b o o moo the the epilogs, which has now arises est al the NetrepeßMa d,,i,i„ad would ha limited to 5 paa , ogo b, ow h „ Evening Clause. Lent term hoe ammeweed with messed b''Ped they .0.14 soon h.... rest of 50,001. theme vigour. = the Rio‘ week iliartf NO Tend me halo aacipations lied now been realised . They bad seated more euro_lisdi vas as oludests. it the Lest half .year than in any peesedisi SIM : bIVINOAL6 RAILWAY. -•••• The estimated cost of R. was a prophet before • h• would be or eels • end emetrocting the prepared sew railways from the fleveneshe w• old earner the opinion ihat that was Ups last Rio the Railway to Maidstoos and Tonbridge, to loin the South dividend would be se low se 6 per cent. (Chews) The t Zeitera, and for other papaw, is 750,0001. a part - 2,0110 1 . towards the ; nting a gratuity of 10 „dorm of the establishm .. t u n: for the last tialfeyear • ow , at hied W 17. M.!. 31 • ...I the preeediughalf -year, Ira f this a nPHII. interest cm ti ,4 riper trot. pet ammo (I 4 ,1, r u ed, which sow amorists ..,e mom &dare a dividesd . • . 1 . r vend. per annum, aztl.l • : L neitu • bonus of 9 per • -a pi) meads are made, ti 17s. 41. out of which ed. be carried to the re that fund to `2,50,000/„. he carried to prod • The vacancies in t 1 of Henry Boanapiet, 1 IWO] hlled up by the E st ., awl Charles Frain •:mation ef the present mei n.tation ore Bonamy to;., ALL, M.P., And . oral , of his nomituatiot N.* eligible for reelect :To proprietor , for pa due by the hank on de 21 ; to rest ! .4 ; t, balance of profit 17. - : , 4g. 2a. 3d. ; to r. 1:72.9751. 4s. Id. ; liovernment sleds E. '!.M l o,2re.d. 45.; by other hens to customers, 3 1 1 1,51:1/. 2s. 10d.• • an d La w.--Ik.: To including , with a gratuity of 11 then of the establish! . ..int set apart towards ...sag. ; to amount sable thereon at five per ceo ...int of the dividend now per a nnum, for the la :UMW. ; t 90,000/. ; t -net, 14,3701. 17a 4sl ~ balance of profit and lc ; by gross profits We income tax, and i doubtfal debts, 167,51 f Surplus Fund.—Dr. .. Cr.: To amount oo th .. by Miens* on ditto at I t.,.—toed, 241.,:421. Ila Chime/Jr, intnioving , the t Leiria of the company 's e ,re....ue of the directors to prose at Von that just read. The pwaol, 15,010,000 f., liboWii ,Ter tie Amami reported at th • ! : pprits of 1860 amounted • amounted to 274,5661 had been increased by about 900,0001. :ntol to 5,000,0H0L, of The die:dead now to be .count 'at the Lai annual was a very large . but even that s all the business do t... 0 course of the List . r The directors did DO • and beyond its present ; but they wished to add •im invested, and be hop it that a prudent and rumor be. WHESICR, in secoodim her increase of the reserri rplo, beyond 230,000(. ough . 'holders Mr. Y. 11. Burry advocated c cat of the various mica' The ey CHAIRMAN was of opi r wine years last was enter ...viand was 16 per. cent. • it • per cent. ; rn POPS, was 10 per cent.. thought, therefore, th a much damaged by the Seers and laughter.) '1 - AAP'. all the board ask . it the accruing interest •terest for discounts in f lialltree of this country w t the bankiag business ifitalele. Ile added th f the City premises would a null have to be taken for ti .e Southwark establishment bich 1,01.101. was already pa. The mot no was then put a A dividend at the rate of :Mout deductioe of income Lb. on the 20th inst. Tho meeting terminated wi o and the other directors, wino, the branch mama thCer , of We lank. BANK OP LONI The half-yearly meetii hi at noon, at the Londe( .I'.. in the chair. The following report and "The directors have the • reholden the annexed p to the conclusion of he balsam of profit si M. After p king the usual approprt or bad and doubtful debt 23.1 , 11. I 2il. The . yinent of dividend at Mu re. from inCOOlO tax, IMM ,tree fund, by which The balance, vii /At and loss new account desirable. in the interest •C,* and influence of Mr. ctlenuio to a seat at tit he charter. this election i h.. shareholders, sod the course they have lane l.iabilitis and Assets rid paid up, 300,000/. met reeeived seder tl kolls, 4,812/. 16s. rid. • to rem. deposit, awl ot her amount carried to aoi 41.044/. Ils. 111 ; f interest co alai te_;ether, 30,1t161. 7m Cr.: By inveatn.enta. et: big sus use his illy Mt who o . Font with 14fr olk• -a sb. ma▪ r *OA 0811. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15,. 18651. WARN L1828.-(THIS DAYJ Tire e'ol.oci. i N The railway share market to-day is vary quiet, I rE. the settlement chiefly engaging attention. 111 With the exception of a decline of about :I per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland no stocks, prices exhibit no alteration of importance. London and North Western stook is now quoted 94t0 • Great Western, 681 to 69/ ; Lancashire and 10 forkshire, 107 to ; South lowborn, 75# to f ; fs Osledonian, NC er r to I ; Eastern Counties, 5. 4 to tip 5 0; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, is at 4to 1 prem. Great Western of Canada and ass Dutch Rhenish Railway shares are inquired for. is , l " OADINAIT MASS AND IRO= wawa& .., ,_ 1.2...... ;;; w. yo Orak ail WO sall=ir • • • • MLO. !Mb 11114•11# ImMit ~°"'°r 5...4. ~..~ au De. • 1 Lamm% Do. Igo. Is OM Dula mil la& an inaction. AbgJa 101/ in = Al S lu ngal no Do. IMOD ii w~i gel ilmeow IV Meek au l Cl ank irop. and 11111. an nea4narinalf 100 i;;;111 - *wows 100 Do. • Mock 100 Do. 2 Meek 100 CM South& West. m) &001Oveili Waders 100 TooMeorYaLees. Bl k 100 Lwarditroe Tooliadie 100 Labs mad liodtirea IM 1 11 11 0 IweVIS i ll Itul = ik oda: abilsoWatirt, 011 •Al lardeff=oo4 •1 .41.86.1. mil • lla Do. ainir IN Do. ans.lDerly MI std . Gt. WI. 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O t pre mai ja . do. WO Mdkomp.S &lama S. Imaiwisk Cords dos • saw la 01 De. do. Lod do. mil its. do. 11 map. do. all _ . Do. Is Lad do. . iii a. a N. IS K IS ii/0 1 8ern71, all Do 100 Doalad.Bl.7loooo a 1 Tetlidad,l4ollol.oarla 116 ft ni • NW NM . 4 5 I " 1- I 10011 101 101 - ra 101 101 101 101 1011 ;Ili Ws 90 26 GI 96 go 66 so IT N 48 v! 1 6 e a ej dlepar 10 0 4 lilook 11 4 1 I 111 94 Se el 90 — 92 99e 100} 92 96 5 T T a e 1 ' 511 IMS dit re I es se COMMERCIAL AND TB. MARLIANL-(111:113 DIY.) Our supply A English wheat ad flour this wink is par ticularly short Barley, malt, beans, peas, and oats very cotracted-se arrivals of Scotch eats, but a few Irish fresh rap. The foreign supplies of wheat continue pulp, all from the States and Canada, and one cargo from San Francisco. Floor very heavy of American Wee* Barley, s modem* quantity, Danish and Medi lariaassa a v limited supply from Desznerk, and • s el rs trz c i aa llos £mn.rd sar lalsad ra t t g e o prods ei Tc.day we lave a very moan attendance of layers, sad consequently few oohs are reported ; the market generally dull, and quotation of Eagbah and foreign wheats poen rally at the rodaskisa of Moaday last. Flour also waist, without any change in value from last Nino Barley es dear es Monday, but other desetripticas dial min Oete a very dmitsd iisatead, :Atheist change in value. Beans sad pans rather lower than last week. lids.--Liassed sad repeesod fully as dear. Canary seed about sae= Mustard seed very dull. Clover seed mad Ueda FWATENIGOAJNIONLitrinds entreat* dell, sad b. to 3s. tesaey eared fir wheat and melee than could be ob. Wald hot Wisaes.f i rellk Rena and heat, white, new, 68a. to 63a.; Mt* In. ell. 545. to am; ditto, red. new, EDI. b 504 .; dike, tat aid, 601. to 58s. ; Norfolk, to., fine dd. --e. -14 red, sew, -e. to -IL Foreign : Dant& 58e. to 64n; duo, Eh. to Oda; mire, Ma. to 73a.; llonissina filta. to 645.; ditto, exirj i l:e. to 675.; Rostock, extra, .to 61154 Mecideolion 513. to 621.; Uokerntark ditto, SOL ; America. :Was, to 65e.; ditto, red, 34.. to 5684 Oano dian, 565. to 655. BAILNL-Baglish mslthg, Me. to 375. ; 4111. ; , 321. to 34n ; and 32t. to 344 p. Ir. cer ad i , g gr s in u di. t ap 33 to 3464 ditto distilling, On to aim Mem -English, Fre: and Norfolk, 58s. to Ole. ; Eta ea. toles. ; Lepton and Ware s 64a. to 70s; barn, 495. to Ks. OATIL-loglisk feed. d. to 275. 04. ; potato, • 275. to its. ; 15s. N. to 06 Ilya. Min to Els. Banie 4 n-lagEsh Elk 40s. to 43a. ; know, 425. to 465. ; lartao.42s. tt plea - . 4 1(as e * 4‘ 63. 1t ro a r i ll=1& 21114. o 4 37 ft e. 43e4 and bias, 30s. to 42a ; maple, 41a. to poi, Min to 3784 bib 3114 to 31%. ; f Ma. to Ma. noon. tows, 445. to tils.; ditto fine, 511. to Us.; country, 45e. he ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 41s. to 411.; Frank 45e. to Ms. pa stele; Asiriass, 26e. to 335, Ceasdiaa, Me. to 325. ; Spanidt, en foplB - Cono.-Wkite,_37B. to 40e. to 418. hoar= Catania, ail awl 1.-Whest : seal and Mitrianople, per EMU., tea to 5111. ; Marks, 49a. to 545. ; Odessa, per 4801184., red, 49e. to Ma. ; white, 56e. to 595. ; Deana, sad Galata. 308. to 455. ; Ig= 365. to 40e. Barley Epplima sad Syriaa, per 24a. to 255. ; Odom and Demobs do., I* 108. Bras Egyptian, per 4801be.,305. to 31a. Maas : wow aadthdats, mores., 335. 04. to 34e. •, Ibrall and Belprisa, per 33e. Od. to 33a. ; Fres* do.. to -S. ; American, do., 30e. to 31s. ; Egyptian, 304 to Me. itamoe.-Oinsry teed. per qr., Ws. to 004 ; b H . ..r a t toed, per qr., 480. to 50s. ; Mastoid used, per =men to ,• brown, Bs. to 12s. ; Liriesd, per Sr., , 67e. to 40s. ; Lind cakes, Ingibth. per tat, 104 108. to 111. Os. ; in thin is brie. per ton, lift is. to 121. 1044 do., in bep,lll. Oa. to 111. ; Balt* W. to M. Os. ; W. to 101. 10s.: Baps sakes. U. into 61. ;'llene, per bushel, winter, Ss. to 9e. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64e. to Ob. ap.ol YAM urro LoNoog 113014 JAN. 11 20 JAN. lb. rear. wheat Barley Osta Malt • • • • Tom Marna. WI mai; fordo, 41.0601;irrals. YINOING LAND.-(THIS DAY.) SUOLIL—There is a steady de l for refining qualifies& full prime ; but weary eerie, baying hem more freely offered, have sold at slight &ohm ; low to flee brows Yeuritius sold et 31.5. to 36 07 =and yellow, 365. to .; good/ and fine yellow • 42e. to 44.. 6d. ; low to fins brows date Betm 30s. to 35e. Id.: low yellow Gurpottalt date, to 44h. ; low and white Beams, 425. 6d. to 435. 9d. ; good end Sue brown Penang, 32e. ed. to 36e. low to doe yellow, Ms. Id. to 41s. Refined—princeare firmly supported. Corral.—There v: fair demand privately at fall prima Tea.—The hewn sales have pained off with fair spirit at P revious prima Itun.—A prod of due Demerara sold at L. 10d. Iticn—The market is inactive. SaLrirerns—No isles reported. °mon continues quiet. Samara has sold with lee spiritiritt at Bd. to 6s. decline ; good second and good mange, 91. 15e. to 101. Tommie has sold at au advance of Sle. per ewt., middling to fine liengol, 19a. ed. to Zit. C A MPHOIL—Businer has been trensected at 111. 113 s. TALLOW MARIEST.—(THIS DAY.) The market is Weedy. Tows tallow is quoted 48e. 36., Matc h, h ; Petersburg T.O. oe the va, 48e. 9d. ; Jae. 8* Marc 46e. Gd. to 465. ; Merck 48s. 6d. to Mk 9d. ; April to Jews, 48s. GI. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(111113 DAY.) Messrs. Potteedes sad Smith meet the demand im. roving for both nor sad old hops, sad prices firm COAL ILARKETd ; W H.lB alls E n DAY.)d Walls lad Booth KaMos, 16s. 6 Gnaw, 16s. ; Wslls Bad anion, 16s. •, Walls Bod K et: wick, 140. 6d. ; Walls Bad Whitworth, 14s. ed. ; W yLm. 16a. ; ditto West. 15s. ; North Natoli, 13s. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor But's, 12s. 9d. ; &bads Hartley, 16s. t Davidson's Hartley, 16s. ; Elastimp Hartley, 160.-113 skips at market. CONDOLENCE WITH HaMAJENTT. - YESHlTtlay ' ll Goortte publishes a further bit of addressee and resolutions of 000doLerce, on the occesios of the death of his Royal Wiginesestbe Prince Closer" which have bees tmasmitted to the Bad ht Hou.Sir Chomp 13sey, Bart.,berMenstle OM* BINIMeIy of State for the dome Departmest,to be laid be. fore the Qassa. BO telAmtli Off Buehtfe. —Os Wednesday even log lash • mac girl from Worcester, who ease little time tack elpoma at the equestriaa dress and massed the river aIIVIWE es • tight rope (d is Biondin) deem, ettempeed the same thrift feat at Brainier* a Bede below the Mai. Three o'clock is the afternoon was measneed for the intrepid lash, sad the Oanthe.hill walk and the Mee of the river were thronged with gems to view the show. Attired as an cheer, the young shoot 16 years of age, mounted the rope, but at ems ex pressed to her father her toms that the rope was too , sleek few her to smosepileh the fest ; bet as doe west to about • third of the dietaries across. ibis, film tiosoleun hems of the rope, she het her equilibrium, asd - 7 el bar balsam pato, fell or rather kept from the bright , feat into the water beim, safe in the embraces " fair Sabrina.* Many of doe bent female spestaboes &AMA sad 'creams! fearfully, but their JIM was seed ' less, as a boat with the Lis hither is it yes aim at bead, sad • toffy yang Wsi.WWWI. leaping therehees, made a eitnale at the rbeemeil, who was promptly picked sp, pissed he 1 the boat. and Misty rowans ems firm. Is • dew gasser afterwards dm sad her paw walked .1 with • smosecon mart to leer apartsmens at the Bee Hive, la the well-ksews sidiegese lostisenes wen le teal- bass I resisted the Isillsehg ay (Tlamdifr). Ware (W. Jesse, deg.), Mee bad bees almost ham ems. sawappeared sprat/. esess, sad me his vete epos tie repstilliss of mak • Mimeos, pion el billg•—Webeeriameseton Chroniele. le 1111 V/ 103 101 li i 101 100 116 111 1111 1111 0 US 106 106 661 66 66 107 1071 66 67 117 1111 46 47 661 116} I I N 1 I I Tie I ..., ... 11 11 44 . Nll 1 - 1 - 101 104 0 116 Mt .61 1011 102 d t i ll 97 . 911 lit ii Cl A 1M 0$ 41 43 93 100 4$ as 77 30 7 sl 7 1 4 es a rt 0 ilt • 0 49 gi loi elle i 88 126 180 86 U 47 0 64 0 N /d sras. ii I AP=i w, 1 st ttl le 4" • 291 is 4 - _ _ .. pa 8 10 A 7 as 4011 612 62 56 Si 31 dim 11 23 il 4 i dis li pan tei rh 1 f o 'I 10t O ft /2 COLONIAL COVIIIIIINNT IBOUNII • . 10774 100 107 De.llperoott...looo4 1011 .. Do. Opereent..llol3.4 100 Do.Operot YeedOwd 100 Do. 0 per et Mar.arlep. 100 .. Do. I per cent. . • • eta ilopedr.d. 100 do. 1800 100 Do. do 1101 100 • .. New Bronaw.Uov.llp. et. 100 .. N. 14.Waes Gr bp. a. 1 100 c., 1871 to LC 100 . 1.10. Op.a IsKl lOO .. New 10004 6 per mot. 100 .. Nematode' 6p. e., 187 100 AmLatty. 6p.e. Be 100 . Vte.avAl J0a.4.1 100 . Do. diedip. p. S. April 0. 613 100 mama 1 001. MY~ IWOO, imkf4cNilk . : n.y. O. Coo. ..111•11*-) Eir9laestt miro) • • lisat . Cant Bses i.- _ .1-,1 TraZ•7lTraylask.)l ramble's. II Ili_Aabiml I 5 i 8 • G. Va 7u . Vat Grenyttle ~s.r«i:~i~ _ 110.8 v 41 :144 TL - Ta 416 i.fis ~~ i IL 1M • .KR ... 3111* ;sty V wisply 1•12•6) s ar " Do N. noon (Ma i l a N. Irk Is w mII ) era WlrAst Pm Ow. caL Prwilliass (11=). Oce. lea 06. OIL Omni Bios (1•061 w) • Dews Imo • S. WNW (Igna zowa L W. frames ) elm Park Tamar ilatLabellts.C. , a. ditT4l l*orles _ t LTL 1;al• of Togrey (omral Writ BMW (I =i) . Ousdes 1 : sot Seiko . i . Wit. 1176 .. p0pa) .. TR Balks *Me a l j o il . IR id ( .. WIL [la (Va. .. W.Lirs LINABI=I .. AIL Tra/WllO7 ILI* I 11011BIGN . I Krim • - MUM. Dee Lewd, Limit.`. se duet !add di MID Oa (Limited) OMOsa. MM. Ow Jim. Ii I 111 $ t 071er — aosTger — -- ret i rtatee= Lee Del lee reels. (Usk) 01. tarlbers of IL Aalasialr) [armada (Um) =MI r== Assindis Paudelissid Peet TMltp Sertitit Mits. (lAttal Ift.Joba 681 try (L ha ) Wird Madam warthlai 14 ■ ... 0 a - 1 li - II le s li U II - I I A rio . L IB 'I S ... ari i f sr 4 3 lir —ls i I 6 - I l -- 108 111 106 111 98 99 1011 110 109 111 108 110 106 108 1064 98 100 97 90 0 69 S 97 104 107 106 IQ7 lei la lan 106/ 106 1 1061 11 Sio II EN N 6 M So 11 to g 11 I ISJ 111? _ha. *Offs lOTA 60 us Ki - UM Pa _ . ais .. 114 isi :-(THIR DAY.) MONEY Two o'Ornoi. The funds retrain fat. A further decline of } per cent, has taken place to-day in Consols. In the share markets preparations for to-morrow's settlement hail) formed the duly badness of im portance. As regards English railways, the ten dency of prices ia rather drooping, but the alteration is not of much importance. Other securities are generally firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Berates opened at 67fr. 26c., being Sc. better than yesterday. The telegram states that the " Rentes are firm," but " other securities heavy." Consols are officially marked 94 1, and 93 for money, and 93} and } for the se oount. The present quotations are 93} for cash, and 93} to } for the 6th February. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 239, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 92}, 1, 93 ; New Three per Ceuta., 921, 93, 921, 93 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15 7-16 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto, The per Cent. Stook, 1061, 106, f t , 1061 ; ditto for account, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991, 1; ditto Bonds, 27a., 255. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enf aced" rupee paper, 86} ; ditto Five per Cent., 100, 99/ ; ditto Inve-and-ri-Half per Cent., 1051 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 17a., 15e. prem.; ditto June, 205., 18e., 21e. prem. Spanish securities have advanced, including the Coupon Certificates, which are last marked 7. Mexican and Turkish are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is now quoted 82} to }, and that of 1898, 721 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents.,lB43, 99 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91} ; Italian Five per Cents., 631, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 284, } ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 87} (exchange, 4a.); Russian The per Cents., 99 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 591 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 62, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Omuta., 421, I, ex div. •, ditto, for account, 42 1 ; ditto Passive, 17} ; the Committee's Certificates, 6}, 7 ; Trkish Six per Cents., 1854, 82} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 721, f ; ditto for account, 721 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 23}. At a meeting to-day of the English creditors of Messrs. Froom, Gregory, and Co., Russian mer chants, it was resolved that an accountant shall proceed at once to St. Petersburg to investigate the estate and to represent the English creditors. The partners estimate the liabilities at about 200,0001., including 80,0001. due to English credi tors, and the assets at 206,0001. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are without change, at 93} flilk money, and 94 to for the account. The packet from America brings the ex pected intelligence of the suspension of specie payments by the banks of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and other leading establishments throughout the country (a few in the City of New York excepted), as well as by the Federal treasury. This is essentially a war measure, and the resolute manner in which it has been accepted affords little encourage ment to the hope that the struggle is near its close. It is at the same time notified that, doubtless as • consequence of the measure, the exchange on Lon don, which was previously quoted 1101, has risen to 112. Gold, it is presumed, will henceforward command a premium in the American markets ; and, as it is certain that if America owes a balance to Europe she must discharge it in the usual re cognised medium, no matter what her own internal arrangements may be, it seems reasonable to ex pect that the exchange will settle at such a point as will allow for the current premium on gold, e., for the cost of getting it with a view to remittance abroad. The means of remitting gold to Europe will still exist in the large amount of Californian gold which flows month by month into the New York market, and which will no longer find its way into the ' banks, although the passion for hoarding may, perhaps, cause its possession to be keenly com peted for. Except therefore as an indication of I the energy with which the country bends its whole strength to the war, the present announcement is not of particular interest to our community. It may be pointed out that the prices of commodities will probably be raised, because they will now be paid for in a medium of exchange less valuable than gold. For example, to-day's news reports a rise in the prices of American securities. This is natural, because, as sellers are not to be paid in gold, but in paper at a discount in relation to gold, they require an increased price for their securities as a compensa tion. As matters at present stand, the fact that the banks suspend payment not from want of specie, their stock being unusually large, but merely from the exigencies of war, and by way of precaution, is calculated to encourage a hope that a resumption, whenever a happy change in affairs shall admit of it, will be attended with much less difficulty and derangement than is usually ex perienced on such occasions. The total of the Moorish Loan applied for in the two days is, we believe, 3,220,0001., being about seven times the total required. In consequence of the extraordinary influx of sub scribers, the following announcement, notifying that the list will be closed to-day (Wednesday), has been lamed. Under the circumstances, this is the best mune that could be adopted, for to keep the subscription open until Friday, as originally contemplated, would have the effect of causing a great deal of needless disappointment. (Copy.) Innate!. Moos= LoA3.—The contractors for this loan, in order to save trouble and disappointment, beg to an nounce that the applications having already very largely smoseded the amount regmired, the subscription het will be dosed to-morrow, Wedneaday, the 15th lost., at 2 o'clock. (Signed) Rosissox and Funniso. Jan. 14,1862. rILILIP P. BLTTII. The holders of Venezuela Bonds have been looking with great interest for the arrival of the new Minis ter to this Court from Venezuela. We understand that the minister' bas reached this country by the present packet. There is an impression that the new government are very desirous of raising a loan of 000,0001. or 700,M01. in Europe and, that to secure it they would be willing to make a spe cial hypothecation of the customs revenues of La Ouayra and the other ports of the republic. No proposal of this kind could be brought forward unless the affairs of the existing bondholders were previously placed on a more satisfactory footing. The influx of Australian gold to the Bank con tinues. The air ount taken there yesterday was 1215,0001., making Nl,OOOl. since the last return. The America, from New York, has brought about 11,0001. in specie. Of the 87,0001, by the Seine, from the West Indies, 52,0001. is silver and 35.0001. gold. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was again unfavourable. The principal decline was in the rates on Holland. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.111 to 18 &Owl 3 days i 11.151 ,to 16 ; Sdtadae, 3 months, 11.174 to 18 Antwerp. 3 watts,Bamberg, ion team. . 3 ma th % 134 i to ; Pszis, days, 26.171 to 124 i AM% 3 maths, 25.45 to 50; Prankferivearthollains, II months, 1181 to 2 ; Pasersbare (per solids), 3 maths, 322 to ; Timms, eff. So., 3 mouths, 1 4 . 30 to 115; Trieste, off. do., months, 14.30 to 35 ; Madrid, 3 lessies, 48! to g ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 481 to I ; Leghorn. 8 months, 25.60 to 5 Genoa, I meths, 25.60 to 5 ; Milan, 3 m o nthmon to 5; aples, asseths, 092 to 402 Palermo, 1181 to 1 19* ; M agmas, months, 1182 to H9l; Lisbon, 90 den, 51 tot ; °poet°, 90 days, 51i to Ea. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steady. The sales were limited to 6,000 bales. Bombay advioes to the 26th December quote freights to London 45a., and the exchanp 2e.010. Freights from Calcutta, on the 25th De ce mber, stood at 755. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending_ the 27th ult. were 10,4231 sterling, being 3,30 , 41. more than in the corresponding week of last year. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evenint hisurance.--Commweial Union, 12 ; .. 7 +; Indemnity Marine, 152 • Loadoe, 432 ; Mecoantile 3i 3 ; Oolsa Marine, 101 ; Rock lAN 72 8 ; Thames and Mersey Ilsr ring, 32 ; Universal Markle, 2i. Gas Light and Coke.—Equitable, 81 g ; European, 13 Great Central, 111 102 ; Imperial, 80 az ; Imperial Continental, 49 de . Leedom 66( 6 ; Plscsmik, 71. Docks.—London, 581 9 si ; Southamotoo, 52. Canals.—Odord, 119 g ; Regent's (or an),232, ex di*. Waterworke—Berlin, 52 ; Kent, 100 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 120. Bridge.—Vausball, 19, ex div. The Pegasus has arrived from China with 570,2001b5. of tea and 174 bales of silk. The following are further particulars of the three yawed' captured by the Sumter as previously referred to by telegraph, viz. Th e Vigilant, Cap tain Minot; was from New York to Sombrero Island, to load guano ; the Eben Dodge, Captain Hozie, was from New Bedford, bound to the Pacific, whaling • and th e Arcade, Captain Smith, was fr om Portland! to Point-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. Tunuar Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931, for the 6th February, opened this morning at 934 " sellers" declined to 934 to f, and closed at 93f to 5-16. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 1,4, 4,1, it ditto, for account (Feb. 6), 931, 4, f, Bank Stook, 241, 239 ; Thre4_Per Ceuta &toed, 93, 4, New Three per Cents., 934, 93, 921, NI, 9'4 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 106 f, 106, 104 ; ditto for account, 1064 ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ditto, 1864, 991, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1886, 100 ; ditto, Bonds, Ma, 245., 28s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 100, 991, 4. The India Five per Cent stock was last quoted 1051 to 1064. Exchequer Bills were more offered, and declined 2s. to 35., closing at 18s. to 21a. prem. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 255. and 26e. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were rather numerous, but gave rise to little change in prices. There was an advance of about 21. to-day in the shares of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, and of 11. in Union Bank of Australia. Union Bank of London, London Char tered Bank of Australia, and London and South African Bank were all in demand. In miscall* , newts shares no alteration occurred. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Oemn Marine Insuraace i 64 to prem. ; Thames and Manley Marine, 1 to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur es**, 19.6 to 17-16 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, to ; Mercantile Fire, 4to / preen ; Commercial Union Fire, a diJo• to prem. The Amman Colliery Company's shares have been in at prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. East Condon 10 shares are } qud 29 to } ; Marks Valley, to ; Bast Corn Brea, 101 to 11; Cook's Kitchen 28} to 29} ; South Condon, 315 to 525 ; West Caritdon, 46 to 46 ; North Balmer, 26 to 28 ; North Downs, 6 to }. Bast Devon Great Consols, 11 to } ' ; and Wheal 17ny, 5. to }. No transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange official list. St. John del Ray Mining shares have advanced, having been dealt in at 61} for the acoount. But del Rey are officially marked }prem. for money. Mr. John Hookin, the managing director of the St. John Del Bey Company, has scoepted the deputy -chairmanship of the Montag Anreos Gold Musing Company. DKPREBBION IN RAILWAY TikeTl6.—Railways, like many more things keys Rae Kwachmkr Examiner), are beginning to be seriously steeled by the present men modal depression. On Monday mends& the =dorms.- tiomel goods trams connected with the Bast Lancashire section of the Lanosehire and Yorkshire Railway were dis continued, in consequence of the depression in the traffic, which at the end of last weak manifested itself more than ever :—Bury and Accrington district : 7.0 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. trains from Bury to Ar e:Tin' gton ; and the 10.10 a.m. and 4.40 p.m. trains from Aomington to Bury. Colas, Aocrington, and Liverpool district : 3 p.m. train from Accrington to Colas, 4.30 p.m. train from Coins to Liverpool, and 10.30 p.m. train from Liverpool to Accrington. At the end of this month, owing to the mime canes, • reduction will be made on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway in the num ber of passenger trams. These alterations will neoemitate a suspension, until better times, of between 50 sad 60 engine drivers, to.. in the locomotive department, mad a corre sponding diminution of hands in the other department. No reduation in the number of either goods or peesenger trains has yet been made on the North Usk* Railway. The tams ere, however, c omparatively BOA. Hemel of the in the goods department at the Preston end of this = i wr are now working only live damper week. SHOCKING ACCIDENT WHILE WINDOW-owarnta. —Yesterday, es • young women named Esther liffines, in the service of Mr. Breve:mon oorn and coal dealer, Craw ley-street, Oekley-equare. St:Pancras, was on the of the mooed floor, cleaning the window, she suddenly fell from her position into the back garden, •• height of nearly 30 feet. Upon the alarm being riven she was pinked up and attended to by_ three medical men, who advised her re ' moval to the University College Hospital, as she had M edved serious internal inj uries, besides • broken arm. The house 'wren will not give an opinion as to the result of the I. injuries. BraILIORDINABT SIIICIDE PROM Alf OMNIBUS nrro THE TlllloB.—About nine o'cloek lad Eight great excitement was canoed amongst the passengers on London bridge, owing to the following remarkable cam of suicide. It appears that for many years pert Mr. Herring. the omni bus proprietor of Lewisham, has been in the daily habit of running his vehicle from that place to the city and back again. On Tuesday night...lathe vehicle was performing its re turn the conductor, Mr. Herring, jun., misspelled to step off the " monkey board" of the omnibus ato the s tep, then dash across the foot pavement between the pale= be, and having mounted the steps of one al the reassign, plunged head foremost into the river. An alarm was immediately raised, the drags were procured, and search made for the unfortunate man, but without effect. There can be but little doubt that the deceased met his death before reaching the water by striking phut the pro piers of the bridge. No cause is at present assigned for the yeah act. An extraordinary accident occurred on the journey of the espies, train from town on Saturday evening. By some means, which have not been explained, the wire of the telegraph became entangled with the wheals of the train, and not less than two miles of wire ware polled down. The train was at lenalla stopped, when one of the telegraph poles fell upon the "Bury carriage, in which Lady Arthur Harvey and other perms were seated. bat happily no per sonal injury was sustained.—Bury and Zferwick Poet. WARMING RAILWAY CARILIAGIL —The Directors of the Eastern Counties Railway Company have deter mined on adopting the system of warming railway car riages, by means of the waste steam from the engines, which has been recently successfully carried into effect on the London and North-Western line. Experiments as to the feasibility of the plan have lest been made at Stratfonl station, with, it Is said, highly favourable results, and the improvement is to be carried out without delay and without exception of class—Bury and Norwich Pali. ST •Banio • STUDENT. —A young: 1,01118,11 named Catherine B—, living in the Rue Rochechogart, wan arrested yesterday (Sunday) for stabbing a %turbot named Ludevic B , with whom she had coha bited for some time pest. On the day of the crime, young B— had in formed his mistress that he was under the neesmity of lweekimr off his connexion with her. Enraged at being minkles to induce him to change his resolution, site mined a kWh, and slabbed him in the breast. B-- rushed oat woe the stain, sad called for help, but soon fainted from lam al Wed. sal though medical aid was at ogee procured, in a few mimeo be expired. The yang women made no attempt to amps, sad was taken to the prefecture by the Carerm. PAtAcs. Orci Ben. illa DAY. 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