The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (rills DAY.) couRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE,. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WARD AND EDWARDS E. qr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Price, Q.c., an d Dr. Wambey odutafs ; Hr. Keane, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks for the dladsot. t,t.trir, Mrs. Hannah Jacob, of orth, d..d a short time ago at the adv anced ce p had lent her husband se long ago „," ~ •4. suit he had left her a life interest in his real estate :portion of his personalty. After her death he directed rt." tc be sold and added to the personalty, 000 ,4 which he left to be divided equally between t• ttree sisters. Mrs. Sarah Terry, Mrs. Hannah so, and Miss Elizabeth Jacob. The rest he left to be dia -1 ;,,f hr his widow herself. By • will which she made in she bequeathed it to two families named Ward and Bd. elk) were her own relatives. In the follow* year, how , w rs,o, named Ravin died, and left her a eoudderable of property. She then determined to leave the :7„ ; which she had derived from her husband to the de • Mr. Spencer Freeman, a surgeon, at Sten/market, -. ~ to being • nephew of her husband, 1,1 been her medical attendant, and to whom ▪ L a d become attached. She had therefore t;,e will drawn by Hr. Archer. an attorney at Stew. p which thedefendant now propounded. It was re. the plaintiffs on the usual grounds of undue ene !,. and want of capacity. ' „ ; ,l eece having been given in support of the codicil, %1.. Crize contended that the circumstances attending its .::ion were full of suspicion, the document having been d r oin ups instructions given by the defendant, without 14 , interview with the testatrix. Mr. Hayward, the family solicitor (who stated that if the codicil were proved there was no s rtr Ur it to operate limo), and the Rev. Di a l Ward, one of the plaintiffs, were examined, but f.„.,. ,reed judge observed that their evidence contained !.. :4 to support the pleas which had been filed in oppeei• the instrument. , Le jury found for the codicil. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bator. lir. Cotomiasioinr Goalbws.) 7L. bankrupt described bimadf asa timber-merchant : agent, of Brixton. This wee the sitting for 13(1.111 and discharge. The bankrupt owes 19,5584, of outs is due to unsecured creditors. The ir,re returned at 5004, but it was stated that no- Lid been received. The assignees requiring time to . e the accounts, an adjournment was ordered. .ilecour (to the solicitor)—Don't run away, sir, with. • !wrier the order, and when it is drawn let me see it, • ..t care that it is sense, instead of being the opposite • ose, hoe too many documents of that character which •.t before me. (A laugh.) DI Re T. uorr. backrori was en nedniaker, of Lower Rosounin• tlerkenwelL _ _ Aldridge stated that the bankrupt had died a few -. 40, and by his death something would come to the . the bankrupt having effected a policy on his life for • • Thu policy was held by a creditor for 201.; so that would come to the estate. The debts were 2701. morandum of the fact& haring been made, an adjourn. .ioe die was ordered. illefore Yr. Registrar Window, as Commissioner.) IN RE STRANGE AND WOOD. bankrupts bad kept the refreshme&t•roome at the ..adra Park, Wood-green. This was the sitting for ex ._ z .tion and discharge. The bankrupts owe s,wor. assets .1 Isool. ; property held as security, 4001. The prin. creditors are Masan. Inds, Coops, and Co., brewers, jord, 2,074/., and Messrs. Chanrington and Co.,brewers, a• a lease valued at 400!. as security for their debt R. Griffith,, for the emignees, asked for additional :ots extending cm the time which the bankrupt& had connected with the Alauuidra Park Company. Af:er a short examination of the bankrupts as to money ,-setioos with Mr. Dean, the general manager of the ...:I*Dalll Park Company, an adjournment was ordered. is is socsisAs. bankrupt had been • butler in the asewios of E. E. 4. He was described as of Gilbert-street, ... , ebur-aquare. Amongst his liabilities was an amount 4"..*. on amommodation bills. M 7 peony, for the assignees, did not oppose. They that the bankrupt had been made a tool of other The bankrupt stated that he bad been 26 years in the a:. service. Mr. Reed, for the bankrupt, submitted that he had been lently punished by the loss of his situation. Tiro creditors representiog loan offices signified their ..) that the bankrupt should receive his order. Honour said he could not be guided entirely by the or wishes of assignees, especially when chosen by a number of creditors. He was bound to look at the re . rements of the act. Here wee a man with All. a year in. .-..r • liabilities of 4701. on sooomniodstion bills. At that .7.e he wee clearly insolvent, and all his recent debts had ze•n contracted without probable means of payment. The ~ would be impended for six =oaths, but in the absence - .pontion, protection would be given. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) SEW COURT. (Before Mr. Johnson, eladnosa.) HOCatiIIEAMEDIG aT IIiCEIMOVD. rx Dario, alias Meiraard,22,and Richard irearthy, piesded guilt to and entering the dwelling &Leah • ,at Richmond, and steali ng there !: . a silver watch other 'inkiest, her property. It appeared that ea the let ultimo the prieoners were e4s loitering about the premises of the prosecutor, and afterwards the property mentioned in the indict. _eft wu missed. Suspicion fell upon them, and they 'ere pursued and taken to the station-house, where some cl the property was found on them. f ,,, rmer convictions were proved against Wearily. when Ti. chiormao sentenced him to fire years' penal semi _le, sod Levis to 12 months' hard labour. ALLEGED ASSAULT OS • YOUNG GULL "7 , Barnet, • carpenter, residing in Edward.strest. ::rafriarsaisd, wan iodicted for criminally assaulting Elise Borneo, 12 years of age. oppoinbeim, instructed by Messrs. Sheen and Ramos, v::titon of the Associate Institute for enforcing the Laws I t toe Protection of Women and Children, prosecuted. and Mr. Lilies., instructed by Mr. Blau, defended the prisoner. • case lasted a long time, and in crass-examination the ttatcatrix failed to substantiate the charge, and it wan L:mep that her parents attempted • compromise. The jury, under all the arcumstances, Acquitted the ;rater, sad i.e was liberated. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. A HARD CASE .I poor man, named Wilson, a rigger, came before Mr. - t fir the second time, thin day, to make a complaint -e he manatee of the Wbitechapal and Stepney poor. los applicant' s wife died on Saturday last in the Los- Z:s Hospital. Sbe had been very ill for the twelve mouths ;'ending. He applied to the relieving °Soar of Shadwell • Stepoey Colon, where he was born, and where he 'sired all his life, and where be lived new, to bury his o.fe. and represented that be had not the moans of defray. t..e syringes of a funeraL lie was referred to the r:,..itecSarel U n i on , i n w hi c h par i sh his wife died, • , here his wife's body was lying. He went to Iv ,, t.rehapel, and was told by the relieving came that as ti tebtaged to the pariah of St. Paul, Shadweti, that pariah buy his wife. He went back to Sbadwell and wee at. and directed to go back to Whitechapel. Last t!att he attended the hoard of guardian, of she White ',..44l Unice, and was ordered to go about hi . 1 :5b11. " Bury your wits, indeed, we are not going burr her, go away with you." That is what uid. He had berm going backwards and forwards `!+• - t.ea the two anions for the lad three days, and the A hie wife was unburied. He had rewired a notice ! , •,1 the hospital authorities to remove the body. He t!rlco iJoney to buy a coffin, and knew no one who would bim the money. Pdget said he had no control over the guardians or of the two unions, and could not interfere. He bad at his disposal to carry out the wishes of the poor r..t , ulcould give him no redress. ison. who was deeply affected, left the court wiping from his eyes. GREENWICH. Tam CHILD ass r • P Whin. • @harp, cunning, aod determined-look ;: ..! 13 years of age, war placed in the dock before Mr. ; 14 'hsrged with forcibly entering the house of his sa b. Oak-place. Rotherhithe, and steali ng 20 a . i n ' "'• :..-r.troesentor. • deetiot-looking man, said he wag • the pier of • firm at itotharbithe, at wages f • r, oft • week. The who wag hL las ' had -t ire convicted at this amrt and Cl '. 51, recently berm dieet a rge i d from Wandairortit '••• • after being imprisooed for two smooths for money. He had taken him home, bat after . .4 days he abeemided. Oe Thursday last he left • " s• •mial for hi date work, leaving the house securely tt anos.”l ; but on returning is the evening be found that had been entered by breaking glace in • back win . • tiers being • wall 5 feet high surrounding the gird's. ?WWII& THrilMar. cm if oldillill MUT. &S.F.. to W S.W., Co m. LLW, to W.N.W., , trnnie, with squalls, strong to moderate, some rain. some rain. 6W. to N. W. sod WWYWIL LW. to N.W., fresh. back, strong, on. settled. S -- it — to w.s.w.. places. fresh, Tall) In . to W., fresh to larlegill. strong, rain ln places. S.W. to N.W., strong to moderate. S.S.W. to W.W W., strong to moderate, •tth some rain. Northerngeotland. Wedans=lreland. ebdja ondea douthern= Zoe la Channel and Bag al Bladay. Engem draatward England and Nceth Sea. AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held this afternoon at the °Moss, in LeadenhalLetreet ; Mr. T. Nohow in the chair. The report, which stated that the balance to the credit of revenue account was 4,7311., out of which the directors recom mended the payment of a dividend of Bs. per share, free of income Sax, for the half-year, was carried. The payment of this dividend will absorb and leave 3281. to be car ried forward to next half-year's account. ROYAL SOCIETY OF RDINBCROH.—The first or dinary meeting of the Royal Society wa s h e ld on M on d ay night in the Royal Institution. The Duke of Argyll pre sided, and delivered the opening addrem After some in troductory remarks, he laid that during the years which bad elapsed since be first had the bosour of addressing the society from that chair, science had been enriched by an accumulated store of feces in many branches of inquiry, sod by not a few of those diacuatione which so often pro moted, quite as much se actual discovery, the advance of knowledge. Divided sod subdivided as the aa tural sciences had come to be, they all too th ed each other at innumerable points ; and there were some questions everywhere record's which lay across the shadowy line that connected rather than separated the physical and the metaphysical, and on which almost all the sciences were found to have a common mid often an unex pected bearing. Such, for example, was the subject with which geology. and palaeontology, and comparative anatomy, and archeology, and the mental sciences, had all been of late years so busy, and on which different schools of thought ware now disputing every inch of ground. That subject was the history of org nic life. and the question whether in that hietory we could trace anything beyond a series of dis connected facto—anything in the nature of a law. His grace then proceeded to make some observations arm this subject in two of its most general a spec t.:-1. Lpos the idea of " Creation by Law," how we should define it. and in what light we should regard it. 2. On the bearing which existing theories on the 'Origia of Species " hem upon our knowledge and conception. Dusuiler SHIP--STRANOL CASK—The following is an extract from a private letter from a lady at Port Elisa beth, gape of Geed Hope :—"Captain M. came in here with a derelict vessel, about eight hundred sod odd loos, called the Scindie. If you see anything of her name in the papers, send me an account of it, I am sure she will cause great excitement. Here it has been something woudarfuL The Aminte, from Calcutta, left a day after the Sciodia from the lame place ; and on the 15th of this month the latter was abandoned fifteen miles off Recif. The Amints fell in with her on the 16th. Captain M. sent half his crew on board, and brought her in here. She is laden with silk and indigo,valeed at 3r0.000/. She is quite a newabip. Her mainmast is gooe,and part of misenmest. There must have been a panic on board, for the deck and cabins are strewn with ladies mid children's clothes and a great many valuables --such es jewel-cease and two very handsome Indian shawls. The chief part of the luggage has been taken away, so they must have been picked up by some passing ship. It is • mad sight tow such a floe ship in such a state. She was mottled in every compartmest, evidently for the purpose of sinking her. Bat is it oat striker' that the ship which was lyiegalong. fide of her in Calcutta, and which only left a day later, I should be the one to pick her up, and that the day after being abandoned! I expect it will be a sewed Harbinger one. W. we. aboard of her yesterday. and he tells es it serum so sad to see all the things so knocked abort—private letters lying open, most extpreite babies' chines beautifully embroidered, bonnets and hats, dr.c., hanging on the hooks in the cabin."—Searnee. ATTEMPT TO DROWN • Yorso WOMAN.--• Yesterday, at the Halifax Borough Court. Thomas Drake was charged with attempting to drown Eliza Wilson. Pri soner and prosecutor both lived at Halifax. The former is about 18 years of age, and a dyer. He appears MMus been ' on terms of intimacy with Wilson, and yesterday morning met her and walked with her along the canal bank. Near Caddy Field, cod while walking wader a bridge, prisoner suddenly seised Wilson and threw her into the canal. She was on the point of drowning, when a man named Furness hastened to the spot, and got her oat at the water. Pri soner had concealed himself close by, but seeing proseentrix rescued, be rushed forward mid jumped into the canal. Two or three men, who had been drawn to the spot, suc ceeded in getting him oat again, and gave him in charge of a policeman, who had beau seat for. Prosecatrix sof& Meetly recovered to appear at the mart The magistrates commended the conduct of Furness In rescuing the woman. The prisoner was sent for trial at the swims. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT A SRIPRCILDINO YARD, LIVERPOOL.—At hell-past 12 o'clock this morning, a fire of a very destructive character broke out on the premises of Means. Potters, shipbuilder.. on the west video( asen's dock. The fire was first discovered by one of the Custom-haute 062011, and on an alarm being given sad the gates burst rime, it was found that the fire had obtained a gnat hold on the workshops. The reels from the Salaams* Dab and the fire engine from Hatton.garden, accompanied by Super intendent Hewitt, of the fire bri e, Sape , inteedent • Inspector Bibby, and several other officials, and a nume rous body of men were quickly on the spot, and there being a good supply of water great exertions were made to extinguish the flames ; bat notwithstanding all their efforts the fire rapidly extended to the workshops of Messrs. Hart and Sionett, shipbuilder; the entire building being in a short time • mass of flume. Large quantities of timber and work tools weal saved by being carried sod placed beyond the reach of the AMIS. At the time of oar going to pas the fire was raging furiously, aid it is not expected that any portion of the premises will be saved.—Luerpoot Courier, at tide day. THE EXPR e examined the house and f mind that a drawer in the bedroom had been opened and 20s. in silver, which was safe when he left home, stoles. From the feet that nothing else had been carried away he concluded that the robbery had been committed by the prisoner, after whom he had been mines searching night and day, and meeting with him last night he gave him into custody. Mr. Mande—Did you tell him the charge upon whi c h y ou I gave him into custody ! The father —I did, your worship. He made no answer then, but subsequently he acknowledged to the policeman that he committed the robbery. Mr. Maude—What family have you! The father—l have one other child besides the prisoner, but I am compelled to pay for its maintenance from home, not being able to let it be with the poisone r . Mr. Maude—Have you no wife The father—The mother and the step•mother of the prisoner are both dead, and I have no wile. There is the grandmother, but she cannot do anything with him. Police-constable 74 M said that the prisoner when in his custody acknowledged breaking into the house, and also that he took the money to purchase clothes. Mr. Maude remanded the prisoner for a week, intimating his intention of then committing him for trial. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT ILWIIt/0 TIIMIZAIII.) READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS PLATE. About two mile; and a half. Ned of the Hills, Polly Peckina, Premier, randy, and Fitz Rubin are here. ENTRY FOR MILITARY STEEPLECHASE. About two miles sod a half. The Piggy list.Wiggy, I3et ; Dnbiour, lit ; Antelope, Mt 7lb ; Idea, OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and a half. Lincoln. Flyfiaber, Meanwood, Aeoot, Spatehooek, R ogue , Taller Gal, Bull's Eye, Tally-ho, Vivandiere, Woodford, and Princess of Wales are be,., ENTRY FOR SELLING STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a hall. Piggy Wig:lu. 12st Mb ; Bravo, 114 10 1 b; The Doe, 114 711); Caricatura, 114 Tlb; Dunstan, I let 4lb ; Never too Lata to Head, 114 ; Milverton, 104 121 b; The Idea, 104 71b; Leah, 104 41b ; Odds and Even., 10st 41b; Pandy, 104 41b. All are here. AIIIIITID.—Deoeiver, Polly Hopkins, Antelope, and He. tent*. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) WraniODAY, DI&XIMS T. I A.X. ,B. 7. W. W. BE -D. 1. A. S. ••• •- •• Nana . IMP LW. ll2 W. C 0..-.. -.- 1 - Aberdeen -,. - 44 8. 6 7 S. bo - 2 Leith '29.54 52 8. II 3 S. o - 4 Ardroszan 2949 &&W. I 7 I 8 W. CO 0.10 7 Greencastle 29.47 W.S.W. 8, 5 8. CO 0.10 2 - - - Velentia 29.62 47 W.N.W. 2 6 B.&W. rO. 4 - - clesenelleern. '59.0) W. 2 5 &W. 0,0. Liverpool MTh 47 B.E. 3 4 SAIL co - Relybeed 29.63 50 B.&W. 5 3 W.B.W. br 0.17 Pembroke- 29.77 49 SAW. . 7 7 I LW. er 9.114 Penzance - 29.85 51: B.W. 6• 7 B.W. or 0.13 Deese ..... -'29 96 48 &S.W. . 5 3 I N.N.W. rat . - L'Orient 29.92 46 S.H. 2 2 S.Z. 1 0.04 Lochetort 30.06 39 B.S.L ' 4 3 0.0.59 e - nrmouth 29.88 511 8.8. W. 5 3 W.N.W. rb - Weymouth 29.91 80i &LW. , 4 1 W. co - Portal:ma 29.94 48 B.&W. I 4 2 1 W. to 0.08 London ... . 29.96 46 && W. 2 3 LW. to - - Dover .. WIN 47 LW. 6. I : LW. Co 0.07 3 Yarractiti 30.03 47 , em. 48 I W. f r -18 karboronab 29.78 42 &W. 8 1 &B. W. be - 2 Shields I - WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1864. WARE LISTS.-(TBIS DAY.) Two o'Crocc. The railway market is quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of 5 per cent. in Metropoli tan, and 5 in South Rattan, the prin cipal stocks exhibit no change, com pared with the last prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 111 to 1 • Great Western, 775 to 78 ; Midland, 136 to 137 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115 to 5 ; idedonian, 130 to 131; South Eastern, 855 to ; Great Eastern, 475 to 48 ; Great Northern, 133 to '135 • London and South Western, 975 to 985 ; and Metropolitan, 1205 to 1215. Very few transactions are reported in foreign and colonial railway securities, and prices generally are unaltered. Grand Trunk of Canada 4th Preference stock hai declined. IDI roe . es. I Ps. I RAILWAYS. ck ' y en t `tru I "4 " to Sal. 1 p. ea. 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New I Ito. M. 1 10,000100 Agra& Madorsaa'sa ) 10,000' 60 I Do. New (ha 10 70,000 60 Do. (of Which 1311 ply 10,000 60 Ala 20,00 100 I AlllaaeoLow.etLaveepool 10.00:100 I Do. Now 16.000 100 Do. blued at 20 pa 100.000, >o Loglo Asturias 20,000 60 Angle helms (1.1=1604) 12,600 40 luatralatia 7,60 e 601 Do. New 12,101 20 BeakotßrltlahLoluabla 10.0*, 16 Boot of lggpppt 6,000 100 back of lwnboO 76,000 20 Bank of Otago (A 01600) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 10,000 60 Book ofVictorla,Austrla 0,020 100 Back of Wll 101 ,000 10 Baak of Ne wt 60,000 20 BrszWanaPortugare(L 20,000 60 British A Californian (L 10,000 40 Bridal:lN. Amarioa_. 10,000 10 C. Bk. Itolla,Aua., Chios *OOO 16 'Chart. Yet. ad 11•084se 10,00 100 , ctse 70.00110 Colonial 10,000 15 coat. Bask of India. fa 100,000 10 Conarkklatod Bank (L) 4,000 100 Oontwantal 6,000100 W . N tor 20,0001 60 East London (Undted) 60,000. 20 Eastern Hschaage(Lbs) 60.000. 20 :6ng.ocot&ltuaLt2nwtd. 44(401 60 ,Engllah and Swedlik Kolb European Bank (Unaltadi 10,000 100 'llludnatChlnaaJap.(L, 10,000 100 10. Maned at 2pm 2000 100 I Do. New, Is. at opa 12.000 100 Imporlsl Bonk, Unitlad 4000'1001 Do. Now 130,000 If imperial Ottoman 26,000 60 Intcruational Bank (L ) 100,000 16 Land Mortßk. Indla(Ll MEOW 60 Lou. Bt.ofMe_ ,zko &e..(L 10,000 100 Inc. Bank et llosilarda. /o,oeo 100 London and Braailka 4000 100 Lon.B.Aproa4B.llooo(L. 29,000 U 110. New, W. at tem 4070 100 Lou., BM., &d.ftaff.(L) 60,000 * Low. MBank of AdastirL 20,000 00 London and County 6.000 100 Lon. Ilasnbg.Con.l.z.(L) 110,0001 60 London Joint 1110011 20.0 0 0 6S Do.New,ls. at lope 10,000 no Lou. and 14 orthers (L ) 26,010 20 London& Boat& &trine 6,000 100 Lon. & S. Weatern Mint. 20,000 100 Lou. & WastanUsatar 10,000 100 Merchant Kank(lan.) 20,000 60 Mercantile & laohaalL 20,000..60 Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. t Prov. hank (1 woo 100 Midland hank (L 101) 20.000 100 National of Liverpool 10,000 100 N. Pre. cdLositad 23.100 10 Do. do. New so,oso so Do. do. do. 10,000 40 Na.lonal Bank, New 14.000 10 New South Wales 4,000 10 New Zealand (I.laellaij /0,000 10 North Wasters 40,400 10 Oriental Bank Oarpars 20,000 AO Trovin.BanklagOorp.(L 10,000 110 Previa-. of Ireland 07,600' 10 &hide, Pani..tDdld(L 14000' 00 South Australis 10,000 111 South Itseisra (Usa.) 10.000 lee Oland. cd B. & AMes 4,400 100 Do. do. 40.000 U Union of Australis 10,000.Delon of Wood (lka) WAS 141 Plias of London No. i 1181 1 U 1524 * t la* sa ID I Clad's. prices. No. I Bh. l limos. 36,000, Man !ills i 100,000. 1 ~.nado-DrsaGoll Again • a 9 40,000' 20 I inalrallan 11,000: 1 lion Accord Cop.(ldttt ), 10,000, 6 litraalLL&K Co.(Lim )! 13,100' 10 Cape Copper (Malted); S,ooo' ICapitlailtiver (Lloalted)' 12,000; 40 iCobre Copper 10,000 20 iCopiaw 100,000 1 ;Don Pedro. N. De Itric 16,000, 1 , DIU lionat.Cop.l t 26,000 3 , East Del Rey (LI 16,000 2 !Fortuna (Lhaltetli •• • • 10,000 10 Generel 'moo Kapunda (Linda* • • 16,000, 3 ,Linares 10,0001 6 ,Lualtantatt 100415, 1 Marianna 100,000' 2 111 L Annoy Braa.0.11. ( (1 1 30,000; 4 Pannkillo Cr Ll l 10,000 1 10 IPonteband Westland 100,000, 6 Port Phillip • I 1 dentallarb.Gold 3L(L) 110,110, 1 Scottish AnatraL(lll 11,000, 20 St. John del Rey Li m . 'United Mexican LtaL 40,000! 1 I VallanzawaGold Una. 10,0001 1 ; Worthing (Limited) • • 440001 $ Indaniunntana rUm.i YOBZION OBLIGATIN utLwAre. casein, prim. I !ales• 4AU o.l2uteasboirg6p.oant s 1 - - 20 'all I Do. 100 all Havana and MalAnsasE 90 102 100 aU Lausanne and Ylibourg i 96 90 100 all llatanzaa sadSabanlUa 100 ,all Do. Second luta. ! 00 102 20 all North of France p .. et ' 12 189 20 all Do. (lateChartSfp.et 100 all Ottoman igiayrna, Ilte.)i It 89 60 all Parla,Lyonsot6ln6p.ct- 10 all i Do. New ....Op, et. 119 12 100 oR 6 !'all ca, && F. (Parn.l , 07 90 all Royal Swedish 6p. et l9 29 100 ',all Sava La Grande f p.et 90 92 90 WS. Aul.&Loni.Ven.3p.e. 99 99 100 101 l 'doutltGast. of Portfp.e.' 116 96 20 ,all LBontbarnof Frazeolip.e. 11 14 10 iall 'Booth Italian, par et, 71 20 Ta11 1W..19. W.*/ tra.ll p. e. 11 11 MISCZLW4 6001 S. No. Ift °OMIUM. • 16,000 10 'Anglo:oafish:an Mal NON Ili 'Anitallan 10,000 16 Aostralaulti.r:lll.n.i 1 67,000 10 Berta Waterworks j; 10,000 Bombay thie (Liaised 600 NI British Avestan Led' 140002 IL lad: I. Mag. Tel. (L),.l' Nobs 6y .Canada al.atgam, 60,000 10 , .NnaaaniAinalav(L) 26,000' N 'Ceylon 70,000; 26 City of I=Prop(l. 20.0001 N 'City 0014 es (Lilo.) .., 0,0001 111 ,Com. of AfrlcanSfer.(L) 660 000' 60 CoreinercialUtdon(lna, ' 10.031 60 Consolidated Ns.- (1 17,600 20 Continental IlitOss(L. 40,000.100 Contrac4Corporation[ 10,00& lOop.lLing.,Pret.rap.o. 100,000 IS C. Forac.&llob. of Eng 100,000 10 Do 101006,000 111. ; 60 Do. Crysta of Naaritios (I ) 5161 l Mara 140,001. la Do. Paterawn 177,0001, IL Do. Op. it. Pup. Deb 10.000.100 NeconatCorporationfL NOM 20 6. India Irrigation, No, 00,003' 50 Ebbw Vale 100,0061 10 LoptianCont&Trd.(L 570,0764 fit. • Ceara Telegraph - 70,000 6 'Eng. and Ana Copper 8.1.000 50 .Zogand ForeigoCredit 10,000010 ling.,NoottlehiLarin.(L 7e.6000, N 'Financial CorporsUoe. ,000 i 60 'Financial Discount (L.) 00,0001 NI Forest Warehouse (L 10,0001 00 asthma ;Lhattedl 126.000; II %Credit& Fin.of Lon.(L NON; LI Ilea Steam Navigation 20.0001 Home& AA(L) 100,000 10 Hudson's Bay 104.0001 60 'lmp.&Mer.Cdt.Ass. (L) 60.000 2 gallon C.arryinst (Liao 40,000 60 International Contract 100,000 00 illi•ralt. Irtsea.noe. IL) 1100,0001 20 llntdraLLand Creatfli. 00.006, 20 JINN Inrig. (Day Coo.) 100000 100 Do. II p. c. 6.1 a r. 1070 110,400 16 IloialkockNeetutt(L.) 10,000' 60 ;Lad Seco.itles (Um.) 10,000. ffi • Loud. African Trading 10,000 15 ILood.and(aladon.ll. L 60,000 10 ,•Lon.CountyLand&B. 160001 6 'Lend.DtstriatT•lig.(_ ) 10,000, 50 60 !laud. Vasa ArAra(L.) 20.000 Do. New 174000! 4 land.O. Omnibus C.(L 1 10,000 SO Italia., &a Oka 8,000 10 ILond.ller. Disooent(L) 60.000, 10 !Lond.Provinellalliarine 60,000. II (Nadu Intoh & Deaf I 50,006 SO I Do. 10,130' 25 I nvestmen ) 11.500 to 'Mauritius W 1/1041.40.0. (Li 12.0,0' MOOll Natio. TeL (L)1 60,000' 60 , heal' Iron Works. NM' 10 Natalland&Ool.C. (L.) NANO ;Natioeal Dta.Coca. IL., 10,010 60 National Financial (LI 10,000, sUmulProv.3l 110,000 700 National :keen' Nov( I,ooo' 10 'NerbaddaCoal & 'L 11,0001 10 Do. New 16000 261 N.ZesJand T.&LossoLL 117.1764 u ;3.6eit.Australasian(l.) 40.000 60 N.Brit.4 Merton. la. (I. 1 30,000 2 'NovalkottalansiL .L) 60,000 21 Do. do. 60,000' 11 ;Ocean Marine •Insara I 10.000 10fientall'onistieralalif 1 10,000 10 'Oriental YinancW(Ura I leo 000. 1 Oriental Or (f.auted)l 60,0001 1 ; Do. Now 60,000 10 Orient inandStesin(L) I,ooo' II Otago& Stitiandinvest. 10.006 N Ottawa Finaocist (L.) 10,000; 6 ,Ottoman Oat ‘Limited 10,600 10 PanarnalLlL Samna ) k6OO 1I Do. do 21,600 10 Do. New 000.0001 114 .reellUvorand&Win.(L) Ikea 00 .Feninsular & 0. Owen 10,000 i 501 Do. do. New 17,0001 10 Qu•nrada L., R., IL(L 10,000 60 'Rhyme; hos 10,000 16' Do. New 4,260, 26 'Ea .1. City Improv. (L) 10.710' 16 Ditto ditto . . Ikea 100 I .oyal 1411/10eani MANI. It. Oat. Austra.lnaa. 40,0001 60 ,Smith. Knight. &Co. L. NON aor..YlnanAlfgyas( )1 10,000; so S.Alsicass L & Ds. (L. 16,100, 26 Routh Australian land 16600041 Ot 'Sobniarbas Tsiegreph 1: I 1 ' Do. Scrip 27.600 20 •Tel.Ocastraca klain.(L 104.000 10 ;Thaass&illsreeyla.(L)l 12,500. 10 Tratelt.AgencyotAnS.L.' 50.000 ID T.aLCo.ofVVGrda 10.000 5 Unitedll.Tat.o.s.(ll 50,000 20 Univers. Warta Ine.(t. 16,000 NO upper Asa= Togas 21,000 10 Nue 10.000 SO Vat iltanetes Land ; 10,000. 50 Warrant Finance(Liga NAN 60 ,Watlnd'al.Pasificil L 111 14b1 Pm 'WM 111 18 9 Il , lOW par . par 1 pm. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, original prderenoa 4 j per cent., 97. Ditto, ditto, irredeemabk 4 per cent., Bt4. Ditto, ditto, Cheater guar. stock, 80. North British. 5 pm ant., 106. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg. 11j. Sambre and Meuse, bi per cent. preference cal paid). 91. MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two &Qom The mining market is quiet to-day. Clifford Amalgamated and but Caradon shares are heavy, and have declined ; the former are now quoted 32 to 33, and the latter, 19 to . On the other band, East Grenville have improved to to 4. Great Vor are steady, at 35 to }. Very little business has occurred in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Port Phillip have been dealt in at 1i to 11, being dull. TIM PATENT LAW CONIMRION. --Mach surprise has been expressed that the Patent Law Commission has net TM presented its report, although it hes beau sitting nearly If not quite two yea's. The simple troth IN that the report is not presented because the members of the cossaniseim caseot *some to as agreement upon some of the principal points referred to them. The establishment of an iedepsedeet court, for the trial of pateet amass, is noderstood to be ate of the points upon which grave differencm exist in the nommissios, and until this is settled or set mid., the report need not be expected. A umaincom report, we bear, is almost, if not altogether, oat of the quietism—Birmingham Poet. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The Mock markets to-day are quiet, but, not withstanding the dulness of business, the prices of most classes of securities are supported. Greek and Mexican Bonds and Metropolitan Railway stock have slightly improved. Consols are quoted a trifle better than they closed yesterday. Attention is directed chiefly to preparations for the monthly settlement, fixed for to-morrow. There is no new feature in the discount market, which remains quiet, at 61 to 7 per cent, for the best three months' bills. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr., being it per cent. higher than yesterday. COllBOlB are now quoted 89 1-16 to 3.16, both for money and to-morrow's settlement. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents- Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 711, ex div.; Bank Stock, 2371, 239 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 55., prem., par ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 7s. dis. Foreign stocks, though inactive, are steady. On a comparison of the presentquotations with those cur rent at 4 o'clock yesterday the variation is limited to an improvement of f per cent. in Greek and Mexican. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz.:—Greek , 23 to ; Mexican, 291 to n Confederate, 57 to 59; Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; the Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71 to ; ditto 1862, 71 to 1 ; and the Consolidds, 461 to 47, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981 ; ditto 1863, 831 ; Egyptian, 953 ; ditto second issue, 1001. Bonds, 96 ; Greek Coupons for account, 91 ; Mexican, for account, 291, 1, I ; ditto, 1864, 27g, I ; New Granada, 121 ; ditto, Deferred, 61; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 471, * ; Russian, 1859, 521 ; Spanish, for account, 48i ' ; ditto New De fe7red, for account, 411 ; ditto Passive, for account, 311, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for ac count, 141, L i ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 751 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711 ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 711; Venezuela, for account, 191. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 511. Egyptian Loan scrip pis quoted i to 1 pram. ; Danu bian, i dis. to } prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, f to i prem., being better. International Financial shares are now quoted 21-16 to 3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to i premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, mg to 1 ; Ottoman SociiitiS Ginirale, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to} dis. The scrip of the New Egyptian Loan is now ready for delivery in exchange for the letters of allotment duly endorsed. It is at the same time notified that—" holders of scrip desirous of paying ap in full will have the opportunity of so doing, on the termsof the prospectus, at the chief cashier's ' office, Bank of England, on Friday, the 9th of De cember, till 3 o'clock p.m., or on Saturday, the 10th December, till 1 o'clock p.m. No furtherpay meats in full ill be accepted after the latter day until the 2nd of January, 1865." About 1300,00 W. is announced as being on the way from New York to this country. The silver market was inactive yesterday, the result of the tenders today for the government ' bine on India being awaited. On Change yeste - rday afternoon bills on Holland and St. Petersburg were in demand. The other ex changes were rather firm, with little alteration from last Friday's rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, S swaths, 11.19 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11L14 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; Ant- Imp, 3 mouths, 25.57 e to 64 ; Hamburg , ms. Moon, 3 mouths, 13.81 to I Aria, 3 days, 25.15 to 25 ; d;tto, 3 1 swaths, 25.574 to 62 ; Frankfort-cm-the-Maine, 3 months, 4 Vienna, t° i s ; ll. Bt e i r I..ot r i l tes7l27; ab t i o e) lo 3 . l ln? r n ies t t, 34) ott. t° fict ; 13 month., 12.3 to 10 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 464 to y . ; Oadis, Smooths, 47 to j ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Osoos , 3 mouths, 23.70 to 75 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 35.70 to 45 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 75 ; Palma*, S months, 25.70 to 75; Menem, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Liston. 90 dare, 511 to 4 ; Oporto, 93 days, 614 to I. A furtherdividend of 5.1. in the pound, making, with former dividend, 15e. in the pound, is now in course of payment by Mr. Win. Turquand, the official liquidator of the Herefordshire Banking Company. At an extraordinary meeting of the Wallaubian Petroleum Company, held yesterday, it was decided to increase the capital by the creation of 8,000 new shares of 101. each, &OW of which are to bear a preferential dividend of 7} per cent., and 4,030 to be given to the grantees in purchase of their existing rights. At the annual meeting of the Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining and Smelting Company, held at Paris on the 3rd inst., a dividend of 20 francs per share was declared for the year 1863-04. The Great Luxembourg Company have notified that the animal drawing of their obligations for reimbursement will take place at Brussels on the 19th inst. The allotment letters of the Bangparah Tea Estates Company of Assam were issued yesterday. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other sham, as given in the Stock Ex change hit of hurt evening : Insuranos.—Allianos, British and Foreirs, 151 ; Ditto Marine, 43 ; Atlaa, 12f ; Commercial Union, ; Impe rial Fire, 3.18 349 • Imperial Life, 204 ; I:radon, 46¢ ; Loudon and Issoahire Fire, 3 ; London and Provincial Lsw, :34 ; North British and Mercantile, 19 ; Union, VO ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 74 1 jy. Gaslight and Cots.—British Provincial, 301 Commercial, New. 30; Costisental Union (Limited). 101 ; European. 14 134 ; Ditto New, 74 ; Great Central, 164, ex all ; Im perial. 86 64 ; Ditto New, 80 ; Imperial Continental, 854 6 ; Phoenix, 881 ; Ritchtl, ; Surrey Consumers. 164 ; tern, United Ge I neral, 394 40; Westminster Chartered, 81 2 ; Wes 7. Waterworks.—Flerlin, 9; Chelsea, 264 4 ; But London, 125 ; Ditto New, 151. Casale.--Grand Junction. 69 ; Regent's (or Lemke), 24i I. It appears that thirty guineas premium were paid at Lloyd's two or three days ago to effect fresh insurances upon the J. E. H., which has now been at sea 143 days from Melbourne, with 44,0001. in gold. For further transactions a still higher rate would probably be now required. The Kangaroo, for New York, will call at Queenstown to-morrow, and messages will be re ceived at any of the Electric and International Telegraph Company's offices in London up to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to &O p.m. The City of Dublin, for New I ork, and the Africa, for Halifax and Boston, will call at Queens town on Sunday, Dec. 11, and messages will be received until the same hours. TI7IBDAY Evzsami. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to I. both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89 to 1. For the 10th January the last price was to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, if, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 881, lox div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 87 b ; New Three per Cents., 88, 1, 871, 881 ; Red Sea Tele graph, ; India Stock, 219, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 1021, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, Ss. prem., parper. The India Ave per Cent. Stock was rather weaker. India Bonds were dealt in at par to sa. pram. Exchequer Bills remain at 6s. to Is. dia. . . . . In the foreign stock market the excitement was again confined to Spanish Passive Bonds and Cer tificates. The intelligence of the rejection of the English proposals at Madrid occasioned great disappointment this morning, and the Passive Bonds, which were quoted yes terday morning 33 to 1, and yesterday afternoon 321 to 4, were dealt in before the official hours this morning at 311 to 4. A recovery after wards took place, owing chiefly to purchases by persons who had effected speculative sale s during the last few days ; the closing quotation was below that of yesterday. The Certificates follow the movements of the Passive Debt, and left off at a fall of per cent. Turkish Consolidife have re covered per cent., and there was also an improve ment of in Mexican and 4in Brazilian Four-and la -Half per Cents. of 1863. Confederate Bonds, on the other hand, have fallen 14 per cent., and a re duction of 4 per cent. took place in Greek. Bank shares in some cases were rather flat. A reduction was quoted in Bank of Egypt, Bank of Wales, East Laudon, European, Bank of Hindustan New, London, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank, Oriental, National Bank of Liverpool, and Standard Bank of Africa. Alliance Bank shares, however, were in demand, and rose 11. 10s. to 21., closing at 134 to 14 prem. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were quoted 4 dis to par. Imperial Ottoman Bank were rather rmer, at 64 to i prem. The ad interim dividend is expected to be announced immediately. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16j to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, 4 to 14 prem. ; Na tional Discount, 104 to 4 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 4 to i dis., being rather flatter. East India Irrigation, Indian Carrying, London and Caledonian Marine Insurance, Smith, Knight, and Co., and National Financial shares were all heavy. English and Australian Copper met with inquiry. Ottoman Socidtd Gdndrale shares were last quoted 21 to 24 prem. The shares of the financial companies were firm. International Financial and General Credit met with more demand. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 2 7-16 to em. ; General Credit, 21 to 4 prem. ; Londonuncial, 9/ to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3 to 31 prem.; and Credit Foncier and Mobilise, 3 to 34 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 421 to 431. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARi•LANE.-{THIS DAY.) There was a very limited supply of English wheat on sale hen to-day, nevertheless, as the attendant.. buyers was small, all kinds moved off slowly, at Monday's quota tions. Thequality of the samples was good. Fine foreign wheat, were held at full currencies; but the inquiry for them was heavy. Low parcels were dull in the extreme, and prices were almost nominal. Floating (argon of grain moved off slowly, at last week's quotidian. The sale for malting barley was tolerably firm. In grinding and distilling sorts very little was doing, at late rates. Malt was in fair average supply, and steady request, at fully fdoeday's prices. We have to report a firm market for cute at the late im provement in vales. The supply of both English and foreign wee only moderate. Beans sold slowly at late rates. Pau were seedy ia price ; but the inquiry for them wee imetire. The flour trade was in a sluggish state, yet the quotations were well supported. Cakes commanded quite as much money as last week. Linseed and rapeseed were inactive. In agricultural seed. very little was paging. cusitaxr NUM 16,41ta1L. Pot Qr. Wien .. a. I. nom. Zink red,l6S3 IS to 30 peek 116 to 44 . 'haft, nes :a to 66 MUM iv 46 Rorloii and Lanais rad. ISM SS to 10 Malting DifitlPlNg Grinding 24 64 26 MALT. &am Norfolk, and Satolk llll Is a Elnoton and Wan R to 114 Brown 1111, Iwo 21 le 28 1 o logUals, feed lB to 22 . poklo DO to It• Par Qr. OM a I. scotch. feed Scotch potato blab, white black Yampa Tick 33 to 36 Narrow Pismo —._ se to 44 _ Gm Moyle SI to 40 While l4 to 43 MOS- Town toads, yer 200 lbs. Household SO to 110 Country TY soo 19 Norfolk and &Wolk, ex slap TY So 1111 OSTS. 11. DIIIIkft and 8 oodloh 17 to 21 Louisa ....... 17 to 20 Basra Danish .... 7 7 BAPUhi .. 16 to 18 - • to II .. X to If .. 3d to X Intim Cx,aa. 'Wblte Yeibw 77 is to as .... bb N Prands.par ;;d77.. to vs Spailiek . St to vi Awairitia.y.r kt. .. 19 to ai Canadian. .. 19 to se MO LONDON, BY WATML $ TO DEC. 0. INCLIPIWIL m - 10111 . 1061 1071 ! Pa I 01. mesa Oil II: i t 3 pa 4 4" 5 415 5 , S 4 Si 15 ty -44 • so, Jo. id 7 10 11 I.. tis 55 i " 5 51 1 1 9 01 11 11 1' 4 .1 191 Ed zd 90 U 91 79 ldla par 1 It 2 ?Ole Id par 31 HOB $ 1 du tiipro lls par 17 . 20 3.1 lie., 4 Ili - , SS 86 109 112 111 114 3 2 dLe 12 Ildls Psi 100 110 11 11 I 1 4 ° ecil I Win 7 5 4b 26 t M s . Se ; 3 4 , it . Par 2 1 2I 71 11a81 -- 1 — Ws p e r P 2l go a l 1 t . I i ikon If fa s I 6 t din k di? iio 7l, par pn: sa kik .10211 'a 47 ofdl "ca l al 01 II pm iiz!!; 1 ad 1414 par I OM OW iPm is ea 18 i 1 4 2 idly p 15 42 4 S 41s 1 2240 4 4 iii ii owe zd 41 43 a: 33 13 20pal li 2t114 1 n t* 1 ell 1411 pit 114 94 1110 its Y 10 ~dll6l 21 - 4 -4651 . w ipaid Sd t is us WI 100 ITh • _4M 71 I zd _ld . /OR MM. Per Qr. WNias a. a. Dartsto aW Laolip 44 to 50 Rostock t Macklin D n U to 66 U 66 lie Madam. bard U le If _ «di Amnia's% rod . .. WWI; Orladirs — Uto 26 Distilling Malt Ans —.— 0121. Dukb. tiny - is to n .—. fool ARRIVAL% OP ORALY, &A.. CARRLA6I2, /ROM DEC. I(iple . Boiler. Per Qr. lrluas. Harley. Mak Oita Hoar. gra gra pra spa brio. ads. tacit& sadlsolk6, MO 1800 070 960 forel4:o i 4460 301 .. 14100 MVO .. Ictal 9760: 1100 070 16160 5200 iKa LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIM DAY.) ZLICT3IC AND LYTIINATIONAL =INGRAM.) (MON OM OWN CORRINPONDENT. ) The market quiet ; sales probably about 6,000 bales. IffINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SCG LB. —TM sass of British West India are chiefly of refining qualities at, in some oases, • slight decline on last week's prices of other descriptions. The malls include Cuba mnsoovado brown at 30s. ; grey, for can, 31s. 6d., sad good old cloyed Mani ll a, at 255. Refined is doll of sale at previous price. Corm has sold at full rates. Plantation Ceylon, triage, 60s. 6d. to 71e. 6d. ; low to good middliog, 795. 6d. to 8: a. ; peaberry, 83s. to 84s. 6d. ; native Ceyloo, ordinary sad fin: ordinary, 68s. to 71a. 6d. TILL—Tim sale, us progressing heavily. Old mums rod leaf oosgou sold at id., and new seasons at ld. to lid. per lb. denims Ricr..—The market °optimum intim Madras sold at fall prices. Monsoon rather cheaper. PLITUL —6OO bags sold at 3d. cash for tong Penang. Rum—The market cautious' firm. A small parcel of East India sold at la. 51. proof. SALTPETILE —2(00 bags sold at 325, short prompt, for re frootioa 61. SIMILLAC has sold at se. decline ; fine orange, at i; 15s. ; native ditto, Si. Is. Corrod.—A fair business has been tronsacte.l, at fell prices. TALLOW M A RKET. -(T HIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 4 . 15. 3d., net :cub ; Petersburg Y.O. oe the spot, 40s. 9d. . • Ja flows 41s. • itareb, 425. ; April to Jose, 42e. to 42s.tid. ; October to &member, 43e. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ilium Pattenden and Smith report an unusually good demand for the ammo al the parlor hops of all deocriptiou at fully late prime. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. DEC. G.-Caledonian, 1101-Great Eastern, 471- Great Western. 775-Loudon and North Maitre, 118 171 Di mi.-Mnacheater. Shenkld. and Lincolnshire, 6115-1/egeo. politau, 120 19 -Midland. 188 6 11-N. Berwick capital stock. 114-nouth Eastern, 86 41 6-Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10- Dutch Rhenish ',paid up', 26-Bpsnlah Passives, 311-Confederate Loan. 68 7 66 75-Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool' illmited , , 13 5 11-16 p.-Easteru Exchange Hank (Limited/. i 6 d.-North and Bonlk iVales,2Bs-Noirth Western Bank ,Limited), 46 p.-Albion Marine iLlositaL. I d.-Britlah and Foreign Ma rine `Limited/ 115.16 v.-Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and ijk, v 1 p. -Queen Insurance, 9-16 p. -Union Marine (Lindted„ 3 7-16 pool Uni Atern, 4 ted Gas, MA arta, 6.-reat 6. -Great Northern A. 164-Grand Trunk of Canada, 21-Great Western, 7f1 — Illinois Central (paid upi, 51-John Brown and to., 166 p - Lucas!** and Yorkahlre. 1155 6 16-Loudon and Borth Western, 1185 I - ilane.haster, Sheillald. sad Llueolusihlre. 661 k-Metropolltam 1191 20-Midland, _1666 -North Eastern Mere lot, 114-South Eastern, 841 5 1-Bvanish Paulen. 115 5 -Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance. 65 p -District Bank, 201 p Bank, 131 16 p.-Confederate Loan, 58} 25... Maritlme insurance, I d. -West Hartlepool, 74. The market WAS quiet and prices steady. ituusousuit, DEC. 6.-The transactions marked to-day in cluded Birmingham Canal, at 56}-Birmingham and Midland Bank, at 1625-and Birmingham Waterworks. at 32 Cloning prices: Birmingham. Wo!verhampton, and Stour Valley. to 10-Great Western, Birmingham Preference, VI to 10-Ditto Weak Midland, Oxford Second Guaranteed, ISO MellerM-Binningbans Bank, 325 ~ b ider M-ifirmingLaro Joist Stock Lank, 38 to nil-. Metropolitan Ealbray Cart and Wagon, Original, 13 to 135-111 r. mil:wham Imaacial. 15 to 15 prem.-Muncie Metal, 15 to 1 dia.- Patent Pi* 1 dn. (sewn;-Patent Nut and Bolt, 25 prem. ( 1 17ern • - . Dona, DEC. 6.-Three per Cant Comets 614-New Three per Cent. Stock. 67f f-Ditto, foe account (Dec. V), 1171 f-Ditto for new account ,Jas. 101, SUM -Hibernian Bankird Company (151. paid), 41-National Dank (SOL paid), 96-Ditto, for account, va 95 96-Ditto, New (lamed at 15 prem., UL paid', 79-Ditto, for (amount. 75-National of Liverpool, New (leaucd at 5 prem., U. paid), for account, el -Proctorial Plank (261 paid'. f loral Bank (101. paid`, 315 5-Union Bank limited , .30.1 204-Dublin and Belfast Junction all psidl. 66-omatitonthaa6 and Western 100 L paid`, (to-Midland Grist Western 0 1 11 for account. 66-Ditto, 11Mrsa, Id-Dublin, Wicklow, and 'mi lord, 6 pre mot perpetual (all paid,, 14. 771 1 - i I°l I 23i 136 i F o• .... - 411 Mt i 110 f 3,-3- 10df 3f 99 i 9 u- -. lit 10] 11 21 u" 16i as -. 4.1 a - id to C 1 . 11.4 ;i 08 1 SANS NO,OOO, 10111,0110 1 NUN 100,030' woool vismoi likioe' Mono MAN MON Id I fr