The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-03 00:00:00

IL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) ..re Mr. Baron Bramwell and Kr. Justice Sine.) i AsE OF MURDER AND PIRACY. lusug havoc been appointed for the trial of the • •ouera charged with the murder of the captain and r persons on board the Flowery Land merchant zrestret interest appeared to be excited, and the „ , • r.ed at as early hour. .aers, J•ho Lyons, 22; Francisco Blanco, 23 ; Ileantio Dormant", 25 ; Basitio de los Carlos, 20 ; Marcaa Walter, 23; 2 ; Lola: alias Joseph Chances sham 252 ; all sailors, were charged with the wilful ,eorge smith, upon the high ems. was explained to the prisoners through the . _ . . • .0 taterpreter, and they all pleaded sot guilty. tor. General, Mr. Webby, Mr. Gifford, and •, 1 . appeered on behalf of the Crown. The ;rt. defended by Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Metcalfe, Mr. ‘l, Best, arid Mr. Kemp, instructed by Mr. Beard t i the Spanish, Turkish, and Greek Consuls. : • • ioets elected to be tried by an English jury. sod • • when be was asked whether he was guilty of t.. , r not. replied. "They made me stab him." • t.relimioary proceedings occupied • good deal of :.t scts nearly 11 o'clock before the trial corn _ .. - :I:itor•Generel, in opening the owe for the proem. .. . ~, narrative of the circumstances under which t , ~ vs. preferred against the prisoners. The prin. • ••11 b - fresh in the recollection of the public as h 1 . ~...appeared recently in the Bow-street police report. t '., : i.e re:cembered that the prisoners formed part of . sr, w of a vessel called the Flowery Land, which naiad , . ih, port of London on the 28th July on • voyage to ~.;..1.. cirryiog a cargo of wines and other goods. I . 2 . ; ~rsous appear to have been on board the vessel, ..• ....: of the captain, John Smith, the first and second : , -1 . cook and steward, and a boy called the lamp : : : . there was also a passenger, George Smith, brother : • ~iptain, and the rest, in number fourteen, ...men, being composed of different nation', ...:.; two Greeks, three Spaniards, one German, a •- '., n. and some English. Most of them understood . ... :-, ,onie extent, and some spoke it quite welt The n. t apparel, after getting to sea, from time to time .cal smie slight signs of insubordination, and some • ._t punishment and correction was mammy, the :. Living to use the rope's end to some of ores. an-I on one occasion punishment of ... ,!er severity WAS indicted on the prisoner Carlos, -,- ~ .!1 not attend to his duty, and was strapped to the :. . . OA the captain interposed and caused him to be i....,:. The man said he was ill, and the captain ordered . : 'ice. and sent him back to hie berth. Nothing / . .:, I,werer, to leave transpired to came any suspicion ~. .-.. ,r4aniiieJ mutiny was afloat—much less each a - • .. :. -1 hero perpetrated. On the night of the 9th or ...t• ~:,f mate was on deck, in command of the watch, ~, . . , :-, t.co sod other otlvre were below, and about 3 f, , ... .ttsrls was mule on the first mate, by the crew, 1 : .. i-inaes, and he was killed. Recalled for help, hat f .,. ......,1,:, to make any communication with the captain. • v.. of t ...s crew were down below, and the captain left his !-' . 1. ~.ng probably been disturbed by the noise above, a . . r-ached the cabin where he was attacked, and was t '. or ... de from a number of daggers. His brother, hear !, c ~e, left his berth, and was proceeding up the con.- _ , :,elder. when he was seised and thrown into the sea. - , .... put round the neck of the captain's body to haul .:. ~:-. 1 throw him overboari, when the second mate ',i.j, mil asked permission to sew the body up in . ~ nal perform as well as possible the last office to the ~.. .1 a:4, however, was denied, and he received a sc::h knocked him down. The captain, the first • .n i the captain's brother having been killed, the ... searched, and all the property, including . a Inch was in the captain's desk, was brought .c - -i s ~ion. The second mate, who had locked himself :,h:o, was made to come out, at first declining, fear . ::• life might be taken, but on receiving an as. -.- tort he would not be hurt, he released himself, and r - :..opelled to divide the property. The prisoner, 1 . ...: r. it appeared, wanted the spoil to be divided i. ....:-.. eight of the crew, but Lyons mid that , .., dd be divided among seventeen. The second L. , and those of the crew who took no part is the affray, r. 1'i.,.1 to have any portion of it, but the sealed mate was ..i that he must divide it amongst the uneaten, which :.mpelled him to do, and he locked his portion up in ~ of the captain's drawers. The ship's carpenter .. d,lmed to take any, as well as some others of crew, but they were told that they must have , and they took it. The mooed mats was nom r::e.l to navigate the ship, he being the only one on board ip,;.de of doing an, and on the 2nd October in the day time tey ..,:hted land. The second mate, thee, as on several her ckca.,ions, was threatened with violence, for bringing tent so near land in the daylight ; but he was spared at the iteression of Lyons. The carpenter wee thee ordered to tepee the vessel for szuttling, and then was compelled by leans of threats to bore four holes in the fore, and four I the after parts of the repel, after which the beats vr • taken to. The cook and the boy were left on board O. d'.owed to go down with the vassal, and the steward Ipftred about that time to have met with his death. The Nee afterwards landed at Monte Video, where a story was IA that the chip had foundered soma 500 miles out at a. and that the captain and scene ol the crew .1 ;one off in one of the beats and bad not been seen or rod of since. The second mate and one of the crew, a frenchman, then managed to make their escape to a settle et.t. where they found some one who spoke English, and Ire information of what had occurred, and the result was i a the eight prisoners and two other men were appro. spiel and taken before the Naval Court, and after. •r is Drou;ht to England. The two others, who were 11.%,....d Frank Howe], or Paul, and Joe Williams, were la b ..0-1. there being no evidence to show that they were I n , way connected with the crime. W‘tiam Tatter, the second mate. was then called as a /ittes, and he gave a narrative of what occurred on board It Teasel, ant spoke to the whole of the prisoners having then a share in the murder of the captain and the other !mina E.ILLLIFLTS. . • 1111 all .111res.,RoL Stour V.J . 100 Blyth sad Tn. 10 all Lionoo,Slmot Ba. 100 Brianal and Easter.... 8R 400 Caledonian all &kat and Bandon... Conivrall ...... 10 I a/1 Do. AJ A 'ladle. until 6' 10 all Do. Blp. e. %paid to B. MI • all Dublin and Belaile I 84 • all Dundee.PerthotAbd_ln St. 100 Edinburghand Glasgow , .100 Glasgow and S.Western! Bt. 100 Great Eastern Ord. M.! 81. 100 • Do. A Meek St. 100 Do. 111 Ang. No.ll , M. 100 Great North of Scotland Bt 100 .GreatNeetbern St. 100 Do.A A rec. so die. un• St. 100 Dail 11116 p. c. is paid BI St. .100 .01. South & West (Ire.) St. 109 Great Western 80. 100 Do.Stoar VaLGrui.9tkl Bt ,100 • Do. South Wales..., Bt : 100 I Do. W. Illd.—Oxford St. :100 Do. Do. Newport; 84. •100 Do. Do. Hereford ! 8t 100 Larteaehhe & Yorkshire. Bt. 100 Loader and Blackwell St. 100 Lon..BriAtn.& 8 Coast ! St. •100 Loodon.M.oire itDov.l St. 100 Loodoo&North Mesta' Bt. 100 Idadon&SoothWestern St. 100 Man.,lihef.,& LJneolnah 80 all Maryport and Carlisle. 124 • all Do. Do. I Shares, St. .100 Metropolitan 10 I 11 I Do. New Bt 109 . Midland. 100 Do. Blrm. & Derby 50 all 111.1. 01. Wa (Ina; 15 all Do. Mares 25 all ICJ Kent 10 all Mid Kent levy Übe) St. 100 Non& Beltiab _ . 84. 1 100 Do. Edla,Perth.Dund SC 100 N. Zoot..rn —Berwick 06 1110 Do. D. N. E. Purc 1 U. 1100 Do. Leeds %it% C" I si w B4 SG 119 j LiOj 67 19 16 17 95 97 106 108 441 44 46 47 71 0 129 139 134 ISS 184 136 97 99 64 644 66 63 311 60 36 ST 102 106 106 1001 70 72 102 1011 60 42 106 1 104 1 16 98 99 128 'I If pm 97 is TO - 4 - all Ilal 23 t 3 10!I 103,1 Do. Carlisle Do. Shxkat Darling Do. do. Do. do. 1800.01 forth Loudon 10 6 Do. New St. 100 North Staffordshire.. 10 all N. it 8. Western Joao St. 100 tit:ol44lh Central St. 100 :Scottish N.L Aber. Btk St. .100 Scottish Midland 10 all shrewsbary & ttekhpl Bt. 100 Shropshire Colon 168 100 South Peron South E:.km lon It dig 91681 K. Vorkad A loser Duo Statues, Wokingltmatc • Tart Vole - 6.: : 20 Do 4 Do. Wu Val* of math . _ St. 100 Victoria Um & St 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. St- 100 West Corotrall St lOU W.Hardpi. Ru b. & FOILFIGN 1 . 0 . 2,000' 120,000 200,000 700.000 3 z. The letters of allotment of the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Company were distributed on Monday. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stoat Exchange list of last evening : Insuranoe.—Alliance British and Foreign, I 5 to f ; Argus We. 30 to j ; Commercial Union, 94 to f ; Cuuaty, 84 to 31 ; Fagle 6! to f ; London, 471 ; Loodou and Pro vincial Menne, if ex div. •, Marine, 94; Minerva, 6f ; North British and Mercantile (Limited), 901 I j • Ocean Marine, 30f to f ; Phceoix. 150 ; Thames and 'Mersey Marino (Limited), 61 j I ; Universal Marine (Limited), Saila. Gaslight and Coke.—Bahia (Limited), 19f ; ditto Tea per Cent. Preference (Limited), 21 ; Brighton and Hove, ; European, New, 54 to j ; Imperial Contioestal, 871, ; Milts and Mediterranean (Limited). if ; Weetmiester Chartered, BS4 to f, ex April div. ; Western, 17 to 16f. Docks.—East stud West India, 140 ; London, 75 3 4j; St. Katharioe, 72, ex div. ; Victoria, 1014 to I. Waterworks.—Cbelsee, 261, ex dlv. ; Southwark sal Vauxhall, 1:11 to 4 ex div. Caeata.—GrendJunction, 75, ex div. ; Regent's (or Lon don), 254, TUZSDAT EU:RIM Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 for money and Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 891 to 90, and, after touching late in the afternoon 901 " buyers," closed at 901 to 1. For the March account the last price was 901 ter The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90, 89j, 90*, 1 ; ditto for account, 891, 90, I ; Three per Cents. Iteduc.d, 891, 904 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 90, 891, 901, I ; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1, 1031, ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; ditto Bonds, Si., 2s. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 109, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock has sustained a further decline. The rupee paper remains dull. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 105. to 4.. die. There were a,gain repeated variations in the foreign stock market. Much heaviness prevailed in the morning, and prices experienced a general decline. Towards the close there was a general recovery, and the final tone was comparatively steady. Bank shares have again shown a drooping ten dency. A reduction has taken place in Agra, Bank of Egypt, Bank of British Columbia, London Chartered Bank of Australia, Mercantile and Ex change, Midland, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi. Bombay Gas, Australian Mortgage, Commercial Union Assurance, Universal Marine Insurance, Joint Stock Discount, and London District Tele graph sharm, were all flatter. There is still a good demand for EgTptian Trading shares, which closed at 21 to 21 prem. International Financial shares, after repeated variations, closed at ti; to 7 prem., being scarcely as good as yesterday. General Credit were dull at 28 to 21 prem.; and London Financial, at 10 to 101 prem. The shares of the Land Securities Company were last quoted 1 to 1 i prem.; Mauritius Land Credit, to 1 prem. Anglo-Italian Bank, Ito prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4 to 5 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 41 to 1 prem., being again higher ; Contract Corporation, 21 to 3 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 11 to 21 prem.: Little hampton Steam, 54 to 6 prem. ; London Mercantile Discount, 2 to 3 prem.; West India and Pacifis Steam, Ito 11 prem.; and London, Italiau, and Adriatic Steam, 1 to 01 dis. IN 111 95 97 lir wu subjected to a bog cross-examination, but Alma &Poured to be elicited that It say way affected evideure be had giveti is chief. (The trial was promedivey when we went to press, sad it fill in al: prod ebilit y not be coscludad to-day.] ItUtu A P ,, r'e! Ifylanti, a labourer, wu ebarged before Alder ),n Hale with asmulting the prosecutor, with intent to bon, wider the following circumstances : Mr. Walter Frances s.tid— I ha - re jest taken the Haber. Arms beer•shop, in Milton-street,aed took possessios tozlit. When I went io 1 found a 'moer of men in front ti.- lair. the retiring landlord having treated them to beer. 'oc is they found there was a new landlord they •• - :aptel to help themselves, sot only to beer, but also to ;° ~a ney in the till. I pat the whole of the mosey into s. t•^l.ers* pocket. I had about 401. by me at the time, wereawsre of the fact, for they immediatelyatteeked h.. ,• :f by preconcerted arrangement, struck me, kicked me, tore my clothes in their eudeavoure to get at my money. struggling in the hands of four of the men when the :mired. and three of the men immediately made their but the prisoner, who was the moat active in the Nu secured. I did not loge any of the money. 3, an Smith said — l saw the disturbance. which corn. amoog the men in front of the bar quarrelling with apparently for the purpose of settles up a row. ~,,n er got on the counter and struck at the landlady, tlirmegntric pasha him off. I also saw the prisoner.a .1t the prosecutor and tear his clothes in endeavouring at Ins pocket. The promentor put two of the roes the police arrived before be was able to rid himself , mailants. Herman Hale, after hearing what the prisoner had to • . •,, l it was one of the most outrageous cases that had • —en brought under his notice. The prosecutor not • " appearance of his customers, had very prudently • • ~, e e y into his poeket, and from the manner in had lame assaulted. be (the worthy alderman) •l,ubt bet that the attack waa made for the purpose If any of the mousy bad bees stolen he should •nmittel the prisoner for trial, but as he believed his • !.•. n wag that of plunder, be should commit him to • f..r three months with bard labour. CLERK EN WELL. 1} -.:Y PROM THE GAZA? NORTHARN AND °TERN RAIL WATS. —COXIITTTA L. "orlon, aged 24, a respectably-attired man, who - .1 himself as a clerk, residing at 14, Harrisoo-.Wet, inn.roarl, was chanted before Hr. Barker with steel r ',it the platform of the Great Northern Railway, • roas, a p or t man t eau containing wearieg apparel of • of VW. The prisoner was further &aged with Tar ROYAL ACLDIDIT RZFORMED. —The Royal Academy was last year analysed before • commission to take it. trial, and in the approaching session of parliament it awaits the verdict of the country, and most submit to the reform. which the legislature shall deem conducive to the welfare of our national arts. This eonsmission, bearing the sien•manual of her Majesty, was issued "to inquire into the present position of the Royal Academy in relation to the fine arts, and into the circumstaoces and conditions under which it occupies • portion of the National Gallery, and to suggest mach pleasures as may be required to render it more useful is promoting art, and in improvieg and de veloping public taste." The report now before us, the result of • calm sad extended investigation, bears the sig natures and scale of "Stanhope (chairman), flardinge, Elcho, Edmund W. Head, William Stirling. Hoary Denby Seymour, Hoary Reeve," the oonimissioome appointed for the conduct of thus arduous inquiry. No lees than six- and-forty vitamin were called to give *videos, for or against the constitution and administration of the academy. among whom we mark the names of Sir Charles Eastlake, Stir Edwin lonilmser, D. Machos, J. E. Millais. Baron Marochetti, W. Tile, Holmau Haat. A. H. Loyard. Beres-. ford Hope, Lord Tanoton, and the seediest Solicitor-General. The commissioners held their opening meeting on the 13th February, 1863, and the inquiry ended no til. Bth Juno at the twenty-fourth sitting, with the eminsinatioa of Mr. Ruskin. The number of questions asked exceeds five thousand, and the printed evidence fills 557 closely-printed page. of a parliamentary "blue-book." Go the lulls July last the report was issued, passing a deliberate judgment oo the following specific head. :—" A, Oimetitatiois of the , Academy ;" " 14, Foods ;" "C. Exhibiting' ;" " Teach- ' iog ;" "E, Charities ;" "F, These dry but not wholly nninterenting statistics we Vass as as introdue , tion to our prima% article, to indicate is fewest words the mope and import of this imperial scrutiny. They show that the abuses sod the dereliction of duty laid to the I charge of the academy have had toll and fair opportunity of proof. Guided by this mass of evidence, aided by the deliberate judgment of commissioners expressly appointed by reason of competency, the time has sow at length sr rived when the government may satisfactorily settle a long pending sad botly.debated question. We trust that in the ensuing seeeioe of parliament the Royal Academy, by • de ! Melva act of the legislature. will be reformed in its consti tution, that it will receive power and prerogatives commen surate with the advaod condition of the arts, and ade quate to the growing regeirenmets of • people to whom painting, scelptere, and architecture have become eat mile the luxuries but almost the necessities of life.—Blatktmods Magazine for February. 402.011 1066816 610,000, 68 69 An Ole se se I 0} 1 14 9 111 1 125 13 1 0 1t 2 4 1 06 76 78 11 114 123 126 43 45 90 100 fig 100 Ilf 110} 160 106 61 3 3i CI. prtoet. I Sake. - 240 122 L 2Lpe Id' 20 21on ad 1 dis 74 79 I 27 fps 27 ZS 170 576 ad P4rl l 1, 1 1 : 11 ; 41 41 26 *ul 9 pal 21 Sipes 4 4pm 47 49 11299 41i 4te 45 id id - 76 - V} • 2 h ta -14 40 1 31 1 id 1 Of 18 lOpof: 10 12 pin, If 21ptol $ 2 Ohl 117 _z4 - i - I du I 6 4". e..--ip.i 37 id I Ms 22 6 pus' IS 26 26 , - i - i pal Gets id B 110 id e 61pm, I s pat xd: I t pet 11 ul 2 bipm.ll. 71 l 418,00) M. 1410,0011 St Issens St. ilt.llB , 2411.T110! es JO 62 2 1 dli! 14 OD 1 111 21 Bl p. el, Fob. dAft...MS• N.Estro.,4p.c.JantJalr,loo tic ,icot.S.K.,4p.e...Ap.eoellloo 82,131 11 Ibis' a. 41 11 II pm' 11 12 pc& • IM • 44fis 42 41 Ti ra :I 4 Ind 17 Si 50 - NI 6 i 3761 xd xd xd 201 If xd Ur zd pekes. I Salm Mil 96 NlO M►} IM) 191 97 W W 94 97 99 66 17 97 90 ►T 99 165 . lee, . N.S.WaosCiv. p.e. - 1100. 90 100 Do. bp. c. 1871 to 1 100 00 100 —.. Do. sp. 1889 to 11309 100 90 100 11.0.0011.. New Zeabuzd a par cont a illlo , 107 100 160,000... Nova Scotia 6p. n, 14 7 100 1011 106 71000 .. Queensland Gov. 6p. et. j 1045 aust.Gov.6 p. Boods'lool 108 110 Vic.Gov.llp.c.JanAlulpim • .. Do. do. p.c.141.11490c.'100‘ 100 e 110 k 27 19 .- 8 9 Vi I re 90 148 Ida le Oldie 3 1 lega 1 45 65 6 1 i Oak 1504 r Pm I P a l 14 17 114 11i 100 The market is active to-day, with a considerable amount of business. Wheal Buller shares are in strong demand, and have risen to 48 to 60, being 71. above the last price of yesterday. East Cara don and Wheal. Setoe are also firmer—the former at 27C to 28, and the latter at 170 to 172. Chi verton are quoted 1111 to 12, and Marks Valley 64 to 7. Cambrian Gold shares are inquired for, and exhibit a favourable tendency ; transactions are recorded at to +. Foreign and eolonial mining shares are quiet. East del Rey have been dealt in at being heavy. At Bottle Hill meeting yesterday • call of 2a. per share was made. At Craddock Moor meeting, held at Liskeard on the 28th ult., the accounts showed a balance in favour of the mine of 9711., and at Gonamena meeting • balance in favour of the adventurers of 3221. In the latter instance a call of 2s. per share was made. The lead ore from Wheal Ludcott realised on Saturday 2,0781. - - In the Stock Exchange the rates for loans on English government securities from day to day were yesterday 13i to Ti per cent. The numbers are published of certain bonds of the Moorish Five per Cent. Loan which were drawn by lot on Monday, and will be paid oft at par on the nth inst. _ _ About 103,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 21,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for exportation, chiefly to Alexandria. The Suffolk has arrived from Melbourne with 115,5001. in gold, and the City of London from New York with 52,0004 Including these remit tances, there is now a total of about 500,0001. in gold to be disposed of. the bulk of which is ex pected to be taken to the Bank, the inquiry for the continent being very limited, owing to the high value of money here. Private telegrams from Bombay quote the ex change 9s. lid. for bank bills, showing a decline of no leas than 5 per cent., compared with the quota tion previously received. The effect of this im portant movement will no doubt be to check the transmission of silver from England to that port. On the other hand, the Calcutta and China ex changes are somewhat higher, or in favour of increased shipments of bullion from this country. The chief drain, however, has for a long thus past been to Bombay, so that a sensible degree of relief may now be looked for here. The silver market to-day was flat, at se. lid. per ounce for bars. The telegrams from Bombay report that the rupee paper was "rising rapidly." The Four per Cent. was quoted the Five per Cent. 103, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1111. The Californian silver (about 170,000/4 brought by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday to be re fined, at ss. 2d. per ounce. The portion suitable for India has yet to be disposed of. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no general movement of importance, but the rates showed some irregularity. Subjoined is our usual list : _ _ Amsterdam, 3 months, 124 to ; ditto, 3 dam 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, 3 moaths,l2l to f ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg ma ammo, 3 mon th s, 13.7 i to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.22 4 to 324 ;ditto, 3 moethe, 25.77 j to 824 ; Treakifort-on-the-Manne, 3 mouths, 119 j to ; Si. Pet wubarg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to j ; Virus', elr. 60., 3 aeontha 1155 to &I ; Trieste, eft 80., 3 =oaths, 12.55 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months. 47j to j ; Cadis, 3 months, 47j to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.87 j to 92j ; Genoa, 3 months, ngli to 92j ; Wan, 3 =lathe, 25.871 to 924 ; Sepia, 3 months, 25.87 j to 92j ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.87 j to 92j ; Messina, 3 months, 25.871 to 92j; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 4. It was officially announced yesterdav that the pro posed dividend on Great Northern Railway stock ix at the rate of 81 per cent. per annum, againat 8} for the eonesponding period of 1862, and that on Midland Railway stock at the rate of 7 per cent. par annum, against 81. Mr. Charles Gilpin, M.P., has been elected chairman of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, in the place of Lord Fermoy, M.P. At the first ordinary meeting of the Continental Bank Corporation, held yesterday, an adjourn ment was resolved upon, an unavoidable delay baring occurred in the official settlement of many foreign amounts both in London and Marseilles. The directors were compelled to convene the present meeting in compliance with the provisions of the companies' act, which renders it imperative that the shareholders shall be called together within twelve months of the incorporation of the establish ment. _ _ . --- The dissolution of the Oil Wells Company of Canada WM confirmed yesterday at a meeting of the directors and shareholders, held at the Loudon Tavern. Mr. J. H. Doyle was appointed official liquidator, but his office will be a sinecure, as he announced to the meeting that the capital has been returned in full to the members, and that every liability be. been discharged. .. . - The prospectus of the Titanic Steel and Iron Com pany (Limited) is in circulation, with a proposed capital of 360,00 W. This project has been orga nised under respectable provincial auspices, for the purchase and working of certain patented processes for improvements in the manufacture of steel and iron, as invented by Mr. Robert Musbet, of Coleford, Gloucestershire. The works now in extensive operation at that plaoe have likewise been purchased by the company. It is affirmed that Mr. Mushet's processes "especially when in combination with the Bes semer proems, will produce, from materials which will oost ►bout 61. per tos, steel in no way inferior to that produced from the best Swedish iron." It is a favourable feature that for the letters patent, the good will of the business, hc., Messrs. Mushet and Co. have agreed to accept paid-up shares ; which they have agreed shall not be entitled to any dividend except when the other shares receive dividends at the rate of Si. per cent. per annum. The directors and their friends have hitherto, by a toted subscription of 50,0001., put the works into operation. They desire now to extend the basis and enlarge the operations of the conoera, and with that view they offer the remaining 5,000 101. shares to the The directors of the Australian Trust Company announce that the dividend. of 4 per sent. for the half year, free of income tax, will be paid on Friday. The quantity of Eoglish wheat received fresh op to one market to-day was very moterate. Owns( to the commence meat of hostilities oo the Oontioent, factors mostly de manded more money for both red ad white qualities. Millers, however, purchased for immediate wants only, bet at fully Mooday's quotations. There was a fair show of foreign wheat. Good and Gee samples were mostly held for enhanced currencies; but the demand for them was by no means active. Low and damp qualities were very dull. In the general qviotations, bow fin; no change took place. Floating cargoes of grain commanded rather more &Mew tioo, at full currencies. Malting barley sold somewhat freely, at very full pries. Grinding and distilling sorts were tolerably arm. No quotable choose took place in the vales of malt. This huskies, doles in it was somewhat restricted. Soundest' commanded quite as much money as last week but heated samples were very MN:stirs. Beans realised fall quotations, with a fair demand. No cheese took place in she slno of pout Fine floor, both Esslish sod foreign, was very firm. In ferior quslities were a dull inquiry. English donned is somewhat dearer, with an improved demand. Trefoil is firm ; bat most other seeds are • dell inquiry. In cakes very little is doing. - - CI7.O.ItENT PRIM itanuon. Per Qr. Wall. a. a. Disex, Kook red 1461 3d to 41 „ Ditto, lell3 . 3.) to 4° Dittoorbite'62 40 to 45 D 40 to 47 toot- iela. sa4lLeoln red 1861 — to „ Ditto. 1263 . 34 to 42 tassalt. • Mau'. Zama, Norfolk, sod &Wolk O6 to N Moot= and Were 64 to 66 Brown Per. Qr. New % to 38 27 to 30 0A 0 in. Woke, Wed lO W 11l Ira, " IT M• 010* —._ .. 32 to U Ma ck te a l9komkaa - a Ti Barrow Plans 36 a as Plus . OATS. b. toed l2 to 23 . potato 2l co 24 Grey . 29 lo ill Wrt: to rar - ciT WIMP. • S. Melds sod Komp tart 47 to 56 Zoete& & Macklaw nom a. Toms ode. Forlle Da lioodeltold IS do St Cosotry miss' Norfolk sod Sufolk =ship sir n Per Qr. DmoVI 42 to 48 swiss. bard 17 to 42 • soft k04;1845. red . :2 to t 6 Wilts OAS. a Danish not Swett& It to la Itoosios _ IS to II r Dial& abyss SOVSka 39 = Se 11W Is Ss White - - 29 te ae If* _ 27 kb • (humus n to u NatiMug Malting OAT& _ . Dudek Wow - lB to IS food ARRIVALS OF GRALN, &0., CARRIAGE, )ROM JAE. 1 Ilrooeb.por iiiii - 7.. Wto W epaidis. „ .... 34 to W kowlemo. pa toL .. II So W °maim „ . ww n INTO LONDON BY WATIIi 0 To Mat. ikccogroz. Wheat. Barlay. Yak Oats I /leer.l qrs. qrs. qrs. ism bee. swift English and !bride 4.10 1470 1040 OM .. ISIS &soh 1O( - raW I rtoo 1 asse ism srnro nip LIVNRPOOL OOTTON XARNIT. (THIS DAT.) AND INIUNNATIONAL lIILUMANIL) (ram on owir oom-romosir.) There Is a better feel* In the market to-day, so) tam transactions are expected to roach 4,000 balsa. Boats.—The market is still dull, altho a *Kim* of Ids to ls. pot cwt. has been submitted to. The soles hided, llauritras, ordinary brown. at 34,. 6d. ; good brows and 4 1 7 , 38.. to 41s. 6d. ; grainy, 425. to 44e. ; and a few lets of docutte Havannah (16e. duty), at 495. 6d. to 50e. Re lined ; A full amount of business has bees trastmeted at lower prices, but fall partienlaro are sot given. Coma.—The parcels of Oeylorr brought to publie min have sold readily at full prisms. Plantation triage, 57.. to 68e. 6d. ; low to good middling. 73e. to s7a ; fun. 90s. to 90.. Native Ceylon. good and fine ordinary, 67.. dd. to 69.. 6d. ; small, 63a. 6d. Ron in in mono motive request ; Derbies 'old at 1.. Bed. ; Deleilfalf, is. 9d. to is. 10d. ; sad Jamaica, is. 101. Rim—With the exception of a pared of Ball= al Ba, 9d., no oaks are reported. Saiarrru.-500 bags of Bengal sold for cub at 365. 6d. far retrartee 51, for arrival, 395. 6d. paid. Secure was sold at full rates ; A. D. garnet .t t!. 7s. fict. Tuaignic.—A parcel of good Bengal sold at 2t. Comm is dull of sole, aid prier are *gala lower; motets Madras sold at id. parlb. lower. TM market is quiet at the subjoined prices : —Town tallow, 41a. 6d. ; Petersberg T.O. on the spot. 41e. dd, ; January to Nara, 41s. 3.1. ; March, 41s. 9d. to 41a. dd. ; April to June, 43 3d. ; October to December, 445. M. be 44e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Ilemem Petteedes esd Smith report the reerhet line, eh isee price". COAL MARIEKT : --(TH!S DAY.) Walls Bed Haswell. 19a. ed. ; Walk Bed BAN* HIM. lea. ed. ; Walk bed Auckland Park, lea. fAL West amtkey, 144. 9d.; Huddles Harday. 14e. 91 ; Ow ps- Bedeley. 14e. ed. ; Hastings IMeasy, 14e. 91.-119 skips at market. I ised mutiny Move,. ...• asp..., ll .111.11 IN 4.10 00. moo Bs, imp Do . ; co d, 16660 I Uf 2•10,1AX1 ../ LO . 167L11100 106 108 General Credit were dull •'.au or p ined was afloat-mach le" such • with the assistance '''. of • sergeant arid a coostable, who laid St. ',lOO I De. Tett lBBlllO.l 1011 111 ~. 1 96j ail 011 MOB .-1 Do. ..7. Trading, 2 to - 1- ; C on so lidated as ll °l3d ase aterd aY• at 2} to 2 prem.; and London Financial, at 10 he c:- as ....1 been perpetrated. On the night of the 9th or hold of his arms , he was taken away. When outside th e St. 100 1 , Do. Carlisle 1 _ 165, -Satoh Gov.eper cent .. 100 107 109 - Company, # dis. to } dis. ; Mauritius Land , ot I,..thr chid mate was on deck , in command of the watch, station be ca ll ed tin officen " -rascals, and -bream." la I elll Bo 810 *-RDI* IIII IO IS so - 156, .. New Brunt Gov. Sp.a.'lool 101 103 - A prem. ~.: cr... c r e tain and other °dicers were below, and about 3 A mob soon soca collected and übe still persisted in 16 17 l Do. do. 1853-511- lel le} pm, - .... '.. N.S.Wales Ov. 5 pc.13100 , w 100 - Credit and Mortgage, 4to 1 prem. ; Australian • he shares of the Land Securities Company were el tO ' Do . do. 186041 , 7e et pm - .... .. • 0 0.5 9. C. 171 to 1 100 08 109 0.....:. .:tack was made on the first mate, by the crew keeping up the disturbance be was conveyed to the satirist- 8a tee North Lend .. ' house. 10 6 Do. New - 150.0001.. New Zealand a par eine s ill* 107 100 - Ito 1} prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4to 5 prem. ; jto ii prem. •; A n 10-Ital i an Bank, II to g prem. ; ,_ .... ;.,ses, and he was killed. Be called for help, but Aft er addite me d ',ma i m et. 100 North Staffordshir e _ :76 73 - 1.30,004.. Nova flootla6m c., 147 100, 103 106 ~.• . ... to make any communication with the captain. Mr. Yardley said-nisi' a serious offence considerieg the 10 all N. aB. Wasters Jam It lie - 75,000 .. Queensland Goy. 6p. c6,l* - - : Rasa London Bank, 2} to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Mercantile Credit, 4to 5 prem. ; Australian and •,.-.. c . . - .e crew were down below, and the captain left his Medea you seem to move la. Have you anything to say ? W. .100 Scottish Central - .... •.. Ft. Aust. Gov. 6 p. c. Bonds' 1001 HI3 110 . ..ng probably been disturbed by the noise above, Prim' aer-The fact is that after I had an early dinner ti• :V! **ill& ,•,if.,;!`_9?rilak 'L 3 , 4 2 _ .... 1.. • Vinflovilp.c.Jan.&Jairi Loa - • .... .., Do. do. Op.c.Amil&Oo. toe net no) lost: Bank, jto }preen. ; Contract Corporation, 2} to Eastern Navigation, 4j to j prem., being again' Financial Contract Corporation, 2} to 3 prem.; - yesterday I bad a pint of dry port, and th is ...a. g ,",7 1 , sh„l,„74"s7r e i c a p tl 7 '7 - 3} prem. ; and Adriatic Steam, Ito 0} die. hod the cabin where he was attacked, and wee Coeporation, 1} to 2} prem.; Little- so very dry that I called for • lass of In the Stock Exchange the rates for loans on ham ton Steam, 5} to 6 prem.; London Mercantile - i ~,, , :ibt from • number of daggers. His brother, beer- • se w n wine. It so nice that i f had it 4 1 00 22 so Mit rth nitare liero i r: oo= - MLSCILLANBOUR 12i 34 - :se noise , left his berth, and was proceedieg up the coin- a wood. I then went down to the station SC 'l9O 'South Eastern i Sif Wi ON 41 Discount, 2to 3 prem.; West India and Pacific . mi. 1 gal ceersems. 1 ra. 1 ea. mesa I mu, English government securities from day to day were 24.000, 10 angtolikarlesa Mho ..I WI iis me. - Yeabordal 6 t e tTi Per cent Steam, Ito 1} prem. ; and London, Italian, and ....a ladder. when he was seized and throws into the sea. as I thought, quite right, but when I got os to the plat. 84 MO 8. Forked & River Dun' 06 100 - To sea put round the neck of the capain's body to haul form the cork, aa I might so say, seemed to get oat and the r t. ~,,le a 1. 6 . 9 , 19 ; 9 2: 9919451919011 °'', 1 : ,1 1 : 1 - 60,000 10 ',Wasik *Alan 84 (4): all I- - - The bem are published of certain bonds of Ad r ian, st eam, ; to 04 di e. - 20,000 25 .Aastrallan Apical ;19 19 21 - the Moorish Five per Cent. Loan which were drawn . ...r , sal throw him overboart when the second mate wise went about me. lO 8 rm, et i di di - 20,000 15 ' Australimill.L&Fm(L , I ! _I i ris - - •---- , the constable, sa id the prisoner had bad three 10 I 3 D u c • 3 3t - 47,004, 10 IllarlaWaterweeks . (1..)i el ! le - by lot on Monday, and will be paid ofl at par on the .erc,l, and asked permission to sew the body up in honks of wine et the Great Western HoteL AO ! all Meer . - 20.000, 6 Bombey Oss (Mailed; 6 Ade paz $ 1 15th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -,.d. oad perform as well u possible the list office to the Prisoner-Not three bottles-only three pints. SI 20 - Do. I - - - 6,000- 10 'British Americas Lead; 60 ' U 16 - About 103,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank .... leis, however, was denied, and he received a Mr. Yardley - Thu is • large quantity. 14 ,4 . Do, I - - - 6-36.7001., et , B. &1. Meg. TeL (1.1..1104 (1r II ad - r ie . :o:h knocked him down. The captain, the first Prisoner-And so it has proved. AL 140 Vale of Newts ,ST GO - Bt 100 Victoria Wet & Pimlico 170 176 - 14,500 ID &Lae Indian rat 16..) s• e lepm - yesterday, while 21,000 sovereigns were withdrawn 10,000, U British Iron II7I - - - for exportation, chiefly to Alexandria. lLa RIC-LAN K. -(THIS DAY. ) The quantity of English wheat received tee th up to ow After some additional evidence . 411.010' SI Aram* M. (1.4' Id• -.- 1,. ad the captain's brother baying been killed, the Mr. Yardley commented at s o me length upon the pri• ot 100 West Wsteri cr t ru tr kenuT. I 26 - ss - = sets , ms Canada Laud ,I.) 1 all 79 21 - The Suffolk has arrived from Melbourne with mi r es today eno eery mo d era t o . o is i nB t o tb o o . maam . •.„ searched, and all the property, including sonar's conduct, telling him that be ought to set an example St. 100 Vi.HartlpL Rub. & RI.- - - - 26.009 Mr •Ceyion Company T 8 Os' - 115,500/. in gold, and the City of London from meet of hostilities on the Contisent factors meetly de. ..t 7 , r.. which wu in the captain's desk, was brought to others, and bleeder that his conduct should be a warning 40.000, 10 'Com ofitfriesntler.ll ) 2 ;die I peal - New York with 52,000 E. includiog these remit- mended more mopey for both lid mid white qualities. .. e .! : . di , isioo. The second mate, who had locked himself to others, he senesced him to be imprisoned for seven FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 60.000, AO 10manierclalUalonLas.); & 4 tepaal - Millers, however, purchased for immediate wants only, bah 7:- zibin , was made to come out, at Bret declining, fear- days,. without the option of payis , it a fine. 12.001 , 15 Cop.ll.Eng..Pref.7l p.c all ,13 26 - tailcoat, there is now • total of about 500,0001. in 10019161 St 'Crystal Palace - at fully Mooday's quotations. dared of. the bulk of which is ex- There was e fa i r shoe , of f °n i g , w h eat Good sad G ee , Prisoner-What !go to prison . SA. I Pd. I RAILWATS. 1 Closing pekes. 1 Sales IOO,6ZOL ' WI - 110. P 110414100, 1100 . 112 fib -• gold to be r....: :.:. life might be taken, but on receiving an as. Gaoler-Yes. 10 . all Antwerp & Rotterdam. 4 9 - rf7,ooth; St.. De. 6 i t ret.l. Dsb ,i9O I 112 116 - pentad to be ta en to the Bank, the inquiry for the @smote. ware meetly held for enhanced currencies 7 but the T._ e that he would not be hurt, he released himself, and Prisoner - Cos I communicate with my friends' 10 ,al .11601e&S.Fra.!La7p.e.i 17 in 171 1 , ..000 100 / ft' 7e 3 pea 10i ...i ocmpalled to divide the property. The prisoner, Mr. Yardley-Yea, you orn. 6 all Heist's L Junetioo...., 1 le - 60 uth, SO itra u di n s 14M. &Candi 6 I f *dial -• continent being very limited, owing to the high g do m mand ic Jor mem the c ni my w d u oi ty no lo m eh ea e ns g ae ce t a ve. geme Low tio s e v i d , damem beee. value of money here. ..•.:,-r. it appeared, wanted the spoil to be divided The ravened prisoner was then removoL 10 i 3 B.AyremO.Soutbsen IL' - - - 100.000, 10 illorptienCeratrrd.(l.l S i 2 Rpm - 10 I 4 Copenhagen ,Lialitedj..l 11pm ad - ad 8764751 et. !Elsetrle Telegraph IWO I 10/ 110 - . .!••t eight of the crow, but Lyons said that THAMES. IN all Ooprapo - - - 71 6 , _'lng. atidAns. Copper, ; all le 21 2 Private telegrams from Bombay quote the ex- change 2s. ljd. for bank billo, showing a decline of ever, no c g ha argoe. op too d k lace . commode& rather more attmo Coo at full currencies. ...,...ld be divided among seventeen. The second SERIOUS CASE or STARRING A FATHER. 10 an tie Extension v i SI 41 I - ltd 10 IG.Cnft&Fin-ef LartfLl 42) 2fpni Of 1 • . • •-• and those of the crew who took no pa n i n t h e affray. m fosend p.a.o. Ratotic. ch.rs j shoemakee • aged 18, was brought before , alllo Du nn nehormilVitepdcd, - - 110, ll /Gen. Weans Navigation 14 V 26 - no less than 5 per oent. com_pared with the quota- Maltase barley soil somewhat freely , at very fall prices. • with • 20 -16 Dutch Rhenish i Ima -101,405 i 10 Hudson's Bey all ' 161 171 - tion previously received . The effect of this im• Grinding and distilling sorts were tolerably firm. • on his own confession , stabbing sn lti° ....4 to have any portion of it, but the sewed mate was his own father, Joh . o Ritchie, at No. 1, Robin Hooddarre, m - i aTi . law - re, o f Frame .... I 14 - 12 - 1 1 -7 1411* 5 Indian Cers/1•181*- 1 I - 168,000, 20 internat. Flnan.buc. (i ) II 61 re 11112 111 No quotable change took place in the value of malt. TM . , portant movemett will no doubt be to check the :::at he must divide it amongst the seventeen, which Poplar. 10 I all 104. tartar:rule. sp. al - - i - ea qui te ea morn money as Jan 1101%, 66,001 10 itellAnlrrtg. (C,an.olY.) 6 , 61 die -- transmission of silver from England to that port. bnio„_..inen.":looll..ite'rdas.s"".ewbat restr i c t e d. . . _._ ~,mpelled him to do, and he locked his Portion Op in Mr. Matthew Bromfield, surgeon, of the Eut Indioroad, 20 I all ; Geed L uxem b ourg , 101 11 ' ICI 10t00001 110 I x Do. sp. e. BJa. r. LIM se I Sij ot the captain's drawers. The ship's carpenter Poplar, maid he attended John Ritchie yesterday, 19) 1 asE 14 ialiv i i " et tlifii i 'l i si - - meat m otatasocitDisooankl..)i 1 lbw xdi 6-e aa On the o th er hand, the Calcutta and China ex- bu t ba sted noip t es were very ieeetiee. changes are somewhat higher, or in favour of Beene realisedfall quotations with a fair demand. 1 • dt•clioal to take any, as well as some others of and found that be d bees stabbed twice, and „ s ad I .„, ..,.." 1 . .... , ..._ i . -- _, 119,01 113 iLond.thdeale•don.ll.(Ll $ Ipm If I had lost a considerable quantity of blood. One ri , an "' a '••••= i m . „, s .,,.''''' .l " v ; 1 ,,,' a , " lion 5 ,Lond.District reser , all llt - increased shipments of bullion from this country. No cheap took place is the ialue of peas. .-Tew, bat they were told that they must have was •a punctured wound throagh the posterior part of the 16 ls Do. lia.gi t TejaaTat - tia -- - I -.. 99,009, 10 Loud. Floan. Awe . LI IS 101ps 261 5 176,0001 6 'Lond.O.Onsalhuse. I. 1.0 2tf If 1 The chief drain, however, has for a long thee past Fine flour, both E•glish and foreign, was very firm. la- y they took it. The seoond mate was som- right shoulder, an inch and a half io depth ; the sewed le ! all 'Natoli itAyrese.7 p.oil Ifig 101 - I 7- so.oto to , Madras Intim & I all - - - ,:r.l to navigate the ship, he being the only one on board W." was glee • punctured one, nearer the • spine, an arch 10 Ige Do. do. d 0..., par ipm - been to Bombay, so that a sensible degree of relief feri c __,..," tlu al c l o ies ... d were e i : l ,„ tr w i rj doo • „or, with as jo, ___. Ito ‘'' 10 'Media /EWE TeL 0.) ell 4 11 - may now be looked for here. The silver market d em =d . T re f o il e a fi rm , h et moet o th er wi d e are e ;2i s li •• ? a depth. Both wean& were a in s ti on t te all Norwegian Trunk PreLl 5 9 table of dohs; so, aud on the tad October in the day time cou ld oa t' h e ~..,,,,e d at prom t. dsugert.as. 11- ' - -- 10 all i ottom... 3 amakilmr , II Ti - 20.000. GO Usreaa.Credtthaermt 3 4 6pmlt 4 - 21,600, 10 ;Natal load& OoL C. t.L S par {pm - to-day was flat, at se. 10. per ounce for bars. inquiry. In cake' very little is doisg. ey i;hteil land. The second mate, thee, sa on several Robert Marks, a polioe-oons' table, No. 349 K, said that 2/3 i air Par * L7 ' ml. ` ardWedii * i 35 * ~,r4 - 80,0001 M National Dia.Com. IL 661 6 gem zd -sd The telegrams from Bombay report that the COBEENT PRICU. 10 .MI Path and Orleans her oxasions, was tha411241044 with violate:a, (or bring* yesterday afternoon the primmer came to him at the top of t e o n m a sh a g irr ad m a a,,s 17 re - 10,009 MO ' National Stem Nair.(L 3 1 ra pidly." The Four per .12/10111111. 11,0001 110 'NeetuddaCloal &I. O. 6 11 ma - " I P" P a P er nail " u s i ng - Pee 1,0. rer tea 'j - em so near land in the daylight; but he was spared at the the Rut India-road, Poplar sod said, " Make haste, make to ; all Royal Danish ... ... l6 16 - 0.000 20 Do. New - Cent. was quoted (13}, the five per Cent. 103, and emu , a. a. Ciava. a a. - 1 erosion of Lyons. The carpenter ma then ordered to haste, there is • man stabbOd:" and took him to the house 20 2 loyal Sardinian - the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. iii}. Mae; tent, rad 1,161 35 to 41 Bothell, feed ,_ No. 1 , Robin Hood-lane, close by where he saw a man who 6 a1 1 _,,, Loral Swedish. f f - 40.000; 1 IN.Bntitklercan.ln.(L), 61 10 II tore the vessel for ann ' tint& ad thew was compelled .7 was bleeding from two wooed; mei warn very ill sad very silt. 4 en • D ° . T Per cent 1 11 I - 60.005 15 , Oomn Marine losarap 6 15 le pm -17 te MI . eau of threats to bore four holes in the fore, and four He procured the &agitating of Dr. Brownfield. The • 20 all ,eunbre and Meow - 20 iOrientalCommerzialL., I 15 pm - by y T i t wil ianni o tran ian silver (about 170,000/.) brought 7 Ditto , 4029 to t° , 6 9! bi a , w rr packet was sold yesterday to be re- ' DIM. MU. .soto 47 ~ black 10 all Do 1 -• the afar parts of the vessel, &We which the boats afterwards came to the skidoo -63 u" in • state 01 greet 61- 20 8 .lan P ard o .L c." l2.7Pri P r ie ll i - iiii Ipm - Il - red 1801 r , taken to. The cook and the boy were left on board element, and said, " I have stabbed my father. The 20 1 all Do. do 4 50 101 tot 26 162 60. g 1 , !. , D0 . 5 ...14. (Lawn 111 1 - fined, at 58. 2d. per ounce. The portion suitable 1ft.410111 and 130 " 16. to 191629 * to u. a 40, 10 OrientanlandSteeML) all 1 1 11 for India has yet to be disposed of. „ Ditto, lee Si to 42 Tick to le IN _ I illowel to go doom with the vassal, and the steward mother of the lad was present, and said, "Do you know what 00 1 all B.Annt &Lons.reneliao l 10 201 • 2,..1 2) 10.000 5 Ottoman Gas (IlissiMd- It , 1 des pm - The foreign exchaoges yesterday afternoon pre- Baum Harrow you have done '''' to which the prisoner replied." Oh yea • 1 20 116 rlnithEas4 a PortegaL - - dial - NOON! et. .Paelltly.land&MW(l ) , loo 'es 4 - 36 te alli cared about that time to have met with his death. The you it with * • ' •• "- ' I all Southern of France.... 11111 /164 I - a knife. Father was going to kill you, arid I . 2 ,! ar afterwards landed at Monte Video, where a story was could not me you illasmd. If I had not doth it father would "' , a 'Tuna and saunas . 6 4 dis, - 10,0011 60 • Do. New 26 50 27 Grey 10,005' 60 . Peninsular ao. seism di .yr re - seated no general movement of Umpertance, but the re . um . s maltu et ... n " to te ~,," "a m me SO 16 1 - rates showed some irregularity. Subjoined is our Grinding IN to II 10 1 all Do. do l4 16 - 10,000, 50 Rhyisney Hon all 12723 - yam II that the hip bad foundered some 500 miles out at have killed me. I did it in self-defence." Witness believed af 1 all West Flanders - MAW la ; De. New e it 8 8 - usual list : Eases, Norfolk, and i ll a = mt o m and that the captain and some of the mew the Pel"Wer had told the truth. 10 I all Do. 5/ payola. Pref. , I 1 I 74 7 - 4.160 26 • Rio J. City improv. (L.) aR lee Ve - Amsterdam, 3 months, 121 to i ; ditto, 3 days, IL 1? BeffoDi ai to of WOOL 1 gone o ff in one of he beats and had not been or Mr. Paget slid this was a very distressing ease indeed :belo ' all West & N.W.of France. Ish - 21.750 1.5 , Ditto ditto - to 18; Rattiordant, 3 moaths,l2l to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months , Kingston and Ware 04 to et Yews mode. per US bad no &Unseen but to remand the prisoner for • week. 15.008:100 Royal Mallet's= ~ . 111 2 I Tli Po - 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, 111 a. alnico, 3 moo th s, 13.7 i to Brown rd of since. The sexed mate arid one of the crew, a 160 M ts t d ,'.. Si m ' • eeetti ,,,„...„„„" 31 "...",..... e • 1 1 An 1411 „ 1 !1 1 ,.._ - 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.=1 to nt ; ditto, 3 moeths, 25.771 to IT a Rousabobl 32 Mft ochmao. theft maaapd to make their escape to a settle- JOINT STOCK RANKS. *2 to U Country One. Norfolk sad eillolk at. where they found come 0160 who spoke English, and No.ll WA I eases. IPdI CL prices. I salsa. Room 80 - ' B. -- a m eaa e " - '3ll - rr a a: I; 1 l 's I r e . ....- 821 • Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to 4 ; St. New 14,M/Y 25 . South Australian Land all SI _ preamborg (pr rouble),3 months, &Ito l; V lea•a. °IT ' e a. ensmo, teed IS to 13 ex ship 36 to 31 " infor olllllo o cd what had °marred , sad the result was LA.TEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCR toArm era Agra an d r. r e , emi t .go 120 122 - 280.0001 84. Slihmartne Felnolllll- 1 106 45 66 - 3 "out". 1133 ta 63 ; Thi s " , aff • fie. ' 3 memthe ' l 2116 " ~ Pas* ll to W it the eight prisoners sod two other men were apps- • 20,000 100 AllianoshosiALiverposi IS i*3 tips ad i 46 ad 1 ' Ds. way_ lIR I t - 65 ; Madrid, 3 months. 44 to f ; Cadiz, 3 months, 471 to Foment. 10,000 100 Da. New lO '2O 21pin ad -zd 199 . 999 1 29 Themesisswew7 ll ••CL)l II .4 Pm •-• i ; Leghorn. 3 mon th s, 26.87 g to 92g : Genoa, 3 months, Per Qr. Per Qr. tiled and takes before the Naval Court, and after.looo 10 , Trum&AgenerfAus.L. 1 pa - 25.87 e to 921_; Whin, 3 mouths, 25.871 to 92i_; Naples, MEW& 4a. GAIL 4. a. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian • 4 Ides Ipm - •-ris 'Drought to Eaglaad. The two others, who were V.,100 40 Australasia al - 74 76 176 10 10 :800 000: 10 6 uni t% & Na b. L. Co T .th emr . 00.1 s li ~...p in - 3 mont h s. 25 . 87 i t o oifi ; m ornio . 3 ma mb a 15 . 87 i to 92/ ; risamee and gases. Danish sad sse eleli 111 le ft !,:e,l Frank Howell, or Paul, sad Joe Williams , were HARROW MEETING . HIS DAY.) 7,500 40 • Do. New 2O 27 W pin' - '-.. - a Marina, 3 m0ath5,25.871 to 92g; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to e ; heal 47 W 66 lasmina 10,000 26 Bank of Fropt h .riel. there being no widows to show that they were 6,000 100 Bonk of London 6O 170 175 Ad, 26.000 1 . 0 . Vire Asaamres ( llsml i t 1. 1 - OPor*. 9o dys, 224 60 I. 42 to 48 NW* Uto W It was officially announced yesterdaythat the pro- De = 4l 19 46 Ngtplimm 3O to SI .or way connected with th e crime. FLAT SELLING STAKES. About live belongs. UAW 20 Bank of Otago Mated) 2 per 1 pea - 10,000 30 i Van Llismien's Lad ... lili Ili 7 = 10.0 0 0 1 00 Bank of Queensland i 1..: 16 1 li 4211.1 - posed dividend on Great Northern hallway stock Rial1016 bard William Tees. the sewed mats. was then called as • Peru, Tthscombe, Rapture, and Duplicity. All here. 10.000 50 Bank aVictorla. Aust ri a 66 41 43 1 - 10.000 50 W.laclia&PamecSt. • (L 2I - - - * thew and he pre a narrative of what occurred on board SELLLNG HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. About two 6.000 100 Bank of Wales Wee) .. ;15 2/ I Idis - 42 to 46 .. 60,000 10 ,Benk of New Zeeland ... 11 3 9 pal -white ... 47 to SO WIWI 0051. PROVINCIAL SHARE NARKITS. " 'salami. White 29 to f yawl, eel spoke to the whole of the prisooen having miles. 60.000 M 'Brazilisn&Portuguessg. 6 21 Wpm - on Midland Railway stock at the rate of 7 per cent.. for isat th th e e eonwarate o f f poe Bi di Per tig c l e i s s il :rtod Per of " lB6 ulll 2, , a ar l d ni t t ha B t alm;4laaa ' wttred , en a share is the murder of the captain and the other fancy Boy, Vulture, Armies', and Cis Sling. All here. 15,000 50 Orli. a American SLR. 1.6 4 4Dm - -...-- Grinding Mto U Yellow MIDDLESEX OPEN STEEPLECHASE About three 10,000 60 British N. America ... all 47 49 - tnwairou. Faa.l-11thes teeter: Great lathers. the-Great per annum, against 6}. Diatllling • losoo 20 Chu. Bk. Brit CMr. Charles Gilpin M. P., has been elected mating " miles and • half North Western. Ithe eil e Manchester, itheld, sad Liso , . lie was subjectei tO • loog creas-examination, but • WHO 20 C. lit . india,Ans=tl all" I la 44 "" 44- Western, 644-I"elabire ad Y"kahl". Me 11-7 -"a" and Varna. .. 54 to W bin appeared to be ' • elicited that fa say way affected Light of Other Days, Redwiag, Hathaway, D ecep ti on, 7 660 2 0 . D o n colnahire 50i 1 xd.-14 Agnes, The Old &Ore, Doubtful, and Sir Stephen are 99:000 26 cared . M . mindia, aa ail es es 2a - -Metropolitan, ; 96- Midland , ltbi }-south Eastern , Rai in the place of Lord Fermoy, M.P. sod CarUale ;new shared, 6 Hop, cowman of the MetropOliree- and Pronn . cial Bank, Did,. Ise! lB 78 to 25 Ammon. ' p a w br i: .. 15 . • li • • evidence he had gives in chief. here. 8,000 100 City - WATER 1 (The trial was proceeding when we went to prima and it THE VOLUNTEER VASE. About one mile and a half aa ' aa3 1" Colonial Corporation, an adjourn- T) in all probability not be concluded to-day.) mo s:000 00o 000 10 Con em rin i en ida tal d rL ßalk ) ,ls m4l i doe sei 97-16 tL- Croat Luxemlkiyrg s . itares_, 101- 0 1texIcsa_ $ per Cent, At the first ordinary meeting of the Continental (L ' 4 Se Sepal zd - 16 - " V P... roan:le n an ra r t Ez n alange t Ban " k ivancimkit•;. si ta'srEm t 11.16 iP - ALS CARRIAOE, ) ROM JAN. 10 TO MB. 2. INCLUSIVR. Wheat. Barka. Nei& Oths. I near. Expectatim, Rapture, Margery, Revolt, Slasher, Mys. 'I, *I fi lidlii II 1 qrs. ma. we fa tele. seat ~ tery, Armies', Heliopas, and Vileness. AU here. 10.000 100 'English and Irish (Um) , U 1 1 1 dot - North and both Wales, OS-Albion Marine (Limited)** M- -16.000 a leg ii-coLgAss/Cliartaj ail 121 22e ad, -xd British and Foreign Marine proltect., 21 p.-Inithre Maras having °entries] in the official settlement of many English and leech 430 1470 1840 0110 i.. HMO ment was resolved upon. an miavoidable delay (nth THE POLICE COURTS. 40; 00 50 Euglish and ftwedigh (a 1 loin, - I Linilted). 21 ad. it -t i ertile Marine, 1141 P.-Q°919,11 In. foreign account, both in London and Marseilles. 411.001 40 European Huille,Liml 10 Ildia ,71 awaaoa. 16.' t p.-Roy nsumna. 5 p.- army -. (THIS DAY.) sn. near . )., 16 4 aa Marine .11nntisdi, 4 IS-16 p .- Union Marine (Limited), 11 ril. m Tar ROYAL ACADIDgy Rlitrogxlip, -The Royal 1 ( 0 1. , 0 0: 0 ) 100 10 Imperial Rank , LIZII: 10 -6 l l i Pm : I t; 1 2' 81 4 lad -Liarliiial United GAB, ale - National ga aaja Navigation C o en - meeting in compliance with the provisions of the Petal I 1700 I 65110 Imo 7sno .. Imo The directors were compelled to convene the present --s-- Academy was last year arraigned before a commission to 135,000 10 Imperial Ottoman 1 141 1 71 Tips 17 paw, le-16 1 d.-West India and Feriae &cam, 1117-16 i 7.16 p. - • • GUILDHALL. take its trial, and in the approaching session of perliament I 100.000 ID .Land Mort. Bk. Indla(LI: 2 : li Tipm: Se Stet- the shareholders shall be called together within LIVARPOOL OOTTON XARLIT. ' DARING ATTMIPT. it awaits the venhet of the country, and must submit to 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (I.; 41 ' HaRRHKHAR. pm 2.-Stony Valleys were oi, ag u ava , &tad co m p anies act, which renders it imperative that I ow. , - and Birmingham 81x per Cent. Stock, 117, c li o. a . yers ... i . 11ooth Id 44 " 1 ' 51m199 ' twelve months of the incorporation of the establish. (THIS DAY.) i°al she r ,,,, '..1ry/on,f, a labourer, charged before Alder- the reforms which the legislature shall deem conducive to 10,000 13, 0 ) London and Reunion ,401 18 Wpm: - ma fords, jo l i i n to t stat lli : B aa lrm t litl4l:i a au: Biriongh. a.5ki..0... B.4,yreekit.Platet 40 10 12 pin, 60 WT WNW AND 111111212•21012 U. VIILUMAPN.) ~a Hale with ausulting the t or , w i t h i ntent to the welfare of our national arts. This ocreamiethos, bens 4000 25 • Do. do. New:.l l e. n 2ipe _ pany shores, buyers at 14; Birmingham to. New ' barmy. meet. (mow ors owe oweemsnre.) ~I ,lm. wider the (ollowieg circumstances : the sien.manual of her Majesty, was issued 'to inquire too too Lon, sly, at. story (I.; IT 5 2 dui - sellers at 561 . Birmingham and Stsafordstdre Om, Si shares, The dissolution of the Oil Wells Company of i . Mr. Walter Frances said-I have 'tist taken the Haber- into the present position of the Royal Academy in relation 80,000 10 ( ton. MBank of Assert: sil l to 27 1 - were sold at 48; Imperial Continental quoted 85 to f 7; and There . is a better feeling In the market to-day, sal the tams are expected to reach 4,000 bales. I . 1 I . •:..rs' Arms beer n .shop, is Wiltonat 3 t,and took • presoak:re to the fine arts, and into the eirenmstaooes and conditions 10.000 100 London and Colonial I L! 10 43Ms , - General Snail). 24 to 79. litherienra, Frs. 2.-A good Imams was done, but at directors and h hld heldat th Lo radon i ""' s are o era, • Canada was cosifirmed yesterday at a meeting of the ... NAL When I went i s 1 found a mower of meta in front under which it occupies a portion of the National Gallery, de, 0 _, 0 „ . 2 1 0 , London u and County )2 : ' 6361 4 1 64 6 e lower prices. Consolidated Bank !Limited ,61 p.-Oreat Eastern, Mr. J. H. Doyle was appointed o ffi cial MINCING LANE-(THIS DAY.) i.- Lir. the retiring landlord having treated them to beer. and to suggest such measures aa may be required to render 2;Z'; .',:: . , 0 :11, s t a. i ~,, 10 35 le 37 - ad 37 6 - 1 xd WI eOl i 9 i- Great Luannboarg, ilai 9.14 -Great Northern • • . 0 )0 as they found than was a new l an dl or d t h ey it more useful in promotio art, and in improriag and de- j",;:oroi100 Mon. and Northern (L.” IS i die t pe t . -- " A,' lll.-Great Western, 661-Lanessare and Yorkshire, 100 i liquidator, but his office will be a sinecure, h n e am:ILL-The market is still dull, altbo a dada* ei Id. .• - :,L.i.tel to help themselves. sot only to beer, but also to eeleri°ll public test.'" The report now before us, the 20,000 210 Loudon k South Atrial all Is $1 I 1- Li (odd loe. 41 i f --Londou and Norsk Western, 10•4 a 6 t- announml to the meeting that the cam to i s. per cw t. i sm b oo n submitted to. The isles jaded. Tavern. . . • ~,,n ey in the till. I pat the whole of the money into result of a calm aed extended investigation, bears the eig- I 5,000 20 - Do. Do. New - all 11 16 ' 'unchaste-, She Meld, and Uncoil:Mire. Mt 50-Netrotalitan. members, and that every llauritins, ordinary b ro wn , at 34a 6d. • good brows mad kens 341 I-North British, ill i - Soak ''./lii . i.ers' pocket. I had about 40/. by me at the ti natures and seal. of " Stanhope (chairman), flardior, 10.0011 leo ,LondonkB.AmerlceniLl 7 11 Dm - W a s e t t 8 i sial } / n 53 ,744: 8 la h us i ~,i_mants liability has been discharged. grey, 38a. to 41s. grainy, 425. to 44:. ; and • few lea .•, t,.., wereaware et the fact, for they immediately &tacker{ Eleho, Edmund W. Head, William Stirling. Hoary Dan by • .6.100 00 Ir. L ... z : li weat lzir u , 1 ,6 0 111 G } g . . 1 z x x d d and Henley Marine Insurance. 4/ 13.16 p.-landon and cam- returned in full to the , , •-. ~f ht procnocerted arrangement, struck ma, kicked me, Seym o ur , Hear/ It 9 ° 9 °l " t he mwum " i " e " a ss mtel for I . 1 1' 0:000 100 Merchant Bank 1.112). • . 71' lii 4 o i rla - denten Mario., e 7.16 p.-Nstlona Steam, 1 d.-4.lalbad Maine •I. tore my clothes in their eudeavoure to pt at my money . the conduct of this arduous inquiry . No lees than mix. 2 06 03 60 Mercantile a g a th aa a: to I 8 1 S li m - Flee per Cent , sO-isarsasaiie Bank, 53 p.-Oeserai credit, te petty (Limited) is in circulation, with a ProPoaed lower prises, but fall partionlam are sot given. The prospectus of the Titanic Steel and Iron Com- ; f ow l " : A t te fu H u a .. " ° . : ab wit ( o l s- ho t s io . o t y ), " hot 46• boo 6L otrootod s° We- ,d ße• ot i ~ ~ struggling in the hands of Nero' the men when the and-forty witness.. were celled to gives svidesas for or I 7.0n0 100 Metro. Prow. Bask (1, 10 .1 2 pas ad! 101 It ad p.-Staveley Iron, 15 p.--Coafederate Loan, 40e 0-Ausizslian cap i ta l o f 380 , 000/ . , . ... arrived . and three of the men immediately male their against the constitution and administration of the academy. 3.000 IGO Do. Reserved lO Il2pm ad - a team, 6p. This project has been °ego- COFFEZ. -The parcels of Ceylon brought to publie mis nised under respectable proviucial auspices, for the have sold readily at fell pries*. Pl antation triage. 57a. to 'cr : but th e mamma who was the most active in the among whom we mark the names of Sir Charles Eastlake, 6,000 100 ..lldland bank ,Lbs.) - 1 i We. Native Coyle*, good and fine ordinary, 675. 61. .I', ‘.. W4•l seeared. I did not lose any of the money. iiir Edwin Lando:sr, U. ILiclise, J. E. Millais. Baron 10,000 100 National of . __l . leool IL 10 71 %pail - 41 - - 1341 AfINES.-(THIS DAY.) ea. ; for improvements In the mannfacture of steel and to 69...•.. small, cit. aa. .I , ,ne s m i t h ea id_ l eit ., the d i atarhance. wh i e i; corn- elarochetti, W. Tite, Holmau Hoot, A. H. Leyard. Bores.. 10 0 06 1 : 0 ) ttl a t"l .' :,,r ls - - See purchase and working of certain patented prooessee 6811. dd. ; low W geed m iddling , 738 . to 8 7e , : doe. 904. le . •••••,,,Ir otionB t h e Teen i n f ront o f the her quarrell i ng with ford Hope , Lord Tauaton, sad the present Solicitor- General . maw 2 0 •D a a. 8 _ - - - se- iron, as invented by Mr. Robert Musket, Roe is is mom sons* request ; Derbies 'old eat 1 , . 81d. ; ~ .c.er. apparently for the purpose of realm tip a row. The comoussimen held their . openiag meeting on the 13th 26,000 20 New Muth Wales all so 62 - 1 . - '. r , --ner got on the counter and struck at the landlady February, 1863, and the inquiry ended au the Bth June. at 0.600 10) . New Zealand ,lAmiltedi 111 2 1 ells - Tbe market is active to-day, with a considerable Two o'Cusis. of Coleford, Gloucestershire. The works now Deme422. la. 9d. to Is. 10d. • sad Jamaica, 25., 10d. in extensive operation at that place have Racy - With the exciethioa 4: i a pared of Ball= ad i t5. e ,,,„,,,,,,, t0i . m o nd h o st off. I alio me the • ' the twenty-fourth sitting, with the examinatioa of Mr. 50,400 21 oriental tank i =oora.l •sll 14 00 601 - amount of business. Wheal Buller shares are in likewise been -n .•a .1: the prosecutor rad tear his clothes in endeavouring Kushia ' The number of questions asheri exceeds ay. 2"0 111 DI4M-' o f ire ••• 1 " 99 91 -509 bags of Bengal sold for cub at .itia ed. New all - - have risen to 48 to 50 being i It is affirmed Mr. that Mushet's processes . Saltr vlTa s• ~ 4, 36,. 6d. paid. • .:-.• at Ins pocket. The prosecutor put two of the men thousend, and the printed evideoce fills 567 cluely.printed g e t: to : some .. peoi.. . eDeffita „ 5 I 11 lb., -. strong demand, and p rchthed let the company. 8.. W.. lie sal" are reported. Mir regractioe 51, for ern '... i...it the police arrived before be was able to rid himself pages of a parliamentary " blue-book." Oa the 10th July 11,600 20 Do. New - - 1 - 7 1 - above the last Price of yesterday. East Cara - " especially when in combination with the Bea- g uar 2ao w. so ld at full eats. ;A. TA garnet at IV. 7a 64. , isailants, lam the report was issued, paring a deliberate judgment 16,00 23 Sou t h Australia all 119 41 ! - don and Wheal Setoe are also firmer-the former seiner proems, will produce, from materials which Yunocarc.-A parcel of good Bawl sold at Vt. I: !trump Hale, after hearing what the prisoner had to 00 ,...,i the following specific . heeds :-•' A, Goothitatiori of the 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Attica - ... lit was one of the most outrageous cases that had `'" - ° m „Y. ' ' ' Foods ,'' "C. Exhibition ;" " 1), Teach- 4.410 000100 Do ..., Charities .“ "F, S a li d a 1 106 These d ry bat 10.000.100 o a k.," Datend ;tow) 1111 1 3 2thm zdi to that produced from the best Swedish iron." It waters Madras sold • a* id. per lb. lower. -en brought wider his notice. The prosecutor not 'Mt ;' t 40. 15 Unica of An i s o iratis . , MI : 1 1 16: pm ! ! - • t 27} teare2~ttstlblel}latottalr2,aatodi"Markel7vitalleyCht3ii will coat about 61. per toe, steel in no way inferior Corrox is dull of eels, sad prime sae *gala lower ; appearance of his costorners, had very prudently not wholly uninteresting statistics we as an introdue. 10,000, 60 Union of Lathe° ls 42 at 1 - -ad to 7. Cambrian Gold shares are inquired for, an is a favourable - feature that for the letters patent, . ,• • .„ „ ory into his prieket, and from the manner in tion to our promo% article, to indicate in fewest words the ( Plea the 9119 i° i •' -I - had heen assaulted. he (the worthy alderman) scope and import of this imperial scrutiny. They show -. recorded at #to 4. and Co. have agreed to accept paid-up shares ; exhibit a favourable tendency i transactions are the good will of the business, kc., Messrs. Musket The TA m L a r et W is MAR a K t ET .. .-(THIS D ln t ens Y. , )_ .renn tallow, ela. Id. • Petenbwrg T.O. on the spot, els. &a ; . , • • 1 , ,0bt bet that the attack was made for the puree that the shames and the dereliction of duty laid to the DEBENTURE STOCKS. .„ _Yoreiftt_ . ...._ and eolonial mining shares are quiet. which they have agreed shall not be eutitled to any January to March , 41s. Sd. • Mach. els. 9d. to 41a. 0111. ; ' : - fame • ' "ry. I of the mousy had bees stolen he should charge of the academy have had fell and fair opportunity Nal M. I Broom ---1( hen dividend except when the other shares receive April to June, 425. 3d. ; Maher to December, 445. M. to i riimittol tbe prisoner for trial, but as he believed his "f f" . 03 1. Guided by this mar of *videos*, aided by . the I Pit I Ci. prises. i esis. east del ney have been dealt in at I, bah , h i ' ' , l , s , n was that of pluoder, he should commit bin, to deliberate judgment of commissionen expressly appointed 49E01 1 U. 11 • 11 • 1166 1a 6 Nerddeillell ss 56 ... At Bottle Hill meeting yesterday a call of 24. dividends at the rate of Cl. per cent per annum. 44a. ed. - -- , ~ .. f.,r three months with hard ' lobo". by r 94913 ° °I competency , the time has sow at laugth ar. 1006616 66 0 • 3110 -. 4 Plen , Tot II" NI 1 1 0 6 1 1 i i per share was made. The directors and their friends have hitherto, by BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--crais DAY.) • 610 000 W. 0 Wan -M M. -Si. rived when the government may satisfactorily settle a long. ' I a e a ;s m .' a 'r u b,. ' . 100 go mit At Craddock Moor meeting, held at Liskeard on a tot s d subscription of 50,0001., put the works into Herm Patteaden and Smith report the market lino, gai --• CLERKEN WELL.- pendia; an d hotly-debated question. We trust th at in the 416,0•3 86. Lane.drk.4p.aJwisallyloo 97 se - the 28th ult., the aeoounts showed a balance in operation. They desire now to extend the basis bo o / n em f P -.'Y Mill THE GREAT NORTHERN AND WHIM RAIL- ensuing maim of parliament the Royal Academy, by a de- ase.oss et lon.Brigltee.c.3 101 Is 911 r s'ATit. -001/117TTA L. Mei* act a the legislature. will be reformed in its condi- 1028121, 84 &N.W.m.c.raa.&Jel MO 97 90 - favour of the mine of KU, and at Gonamena and enlarge the operations of the conoera, and - COAL MARKILT.--(THD3 DAY.) 'i •I • Penrl a. aged 24, • a respectably-attired man, who , union, that it will receive were and proroptives common. 31/68801 24. Do. 111p.c.Jan.&J 100 b 6 57 - Walls Rod Haewell.l9s. ed. • Walls Bed Hello iiii. :. -I himself as a clerk, residing at 14, Harrisooatreet. ' entste with the ad condition of the arts, and eds. MT.! 2 r..4 1 LW..61.-c.inni. , 1 00 9 7 90 meeting • balance in favour of the adventurers of - 3221. In the latter instance a call of 2s. per share 10i . awes to the public. , - inn mad, was charged before Mr. Barker with steal- • quote to the growing nmairemoste of • people to whom -•• l'" ' 11ab1".1.49."6""37 I" 52 " - with that view they offer the remaining 5,000 18s. Bd. • Walls Sad Aiseilaad Park, 13a. ed. t ... 84. N. British. IL P. aD. 11.,1 was made. The directors of the Australian Trust Company Wed 14 4 . ilia. ; Buddha Ha, les. 91 • Om- • .: !,,nt the platform of the Great Northern Railway, painting , sesalptere. and architecture have become sot only • , 1a a r a. Feb . a Ain...mse Ise in. - The lead ore from Wheal Ludcett realised on announce that the dreideed. of 4 per emit. for the ss .n; s ja - p i: mg, pd, ; nastinss sy, 14.. id.--gg . portmanteau containing weird • apparel of the luxuries but almost the necessities of life.-Martiroods 82,131 64. • !Cram 4p c JandJulylloo 95 97 -, • '+'..s of 2:4 The prisoner was further changed with Magazine for February. .... . et. ,SeetN.E.„o.c.Ap.drOet.lloo - - - Saturday 2,0781 . half year, freeof income tax, will be paid on Friday. ships at market iII f 1 ,1 . 1 1 1 ' . - - • I ' , . . all Do all gaiters of Frame all 11;;Mlar,:gua.6 p all Ore Luxembourg.... all Itallai Junction.. :. Wll Nam.R[[epel DID tEe l W lb.Ep a Prf. I Belts. goy , all Northam of France.. 15 Do. New eh. ;lea. at 232 I all SALMI Barna'. p. la Do. do. do all , Norwegian Trunk Pref ' all 'Ottoman 'ltorrnakidlisr all Paris, Lyons.andliedlt all Parts and Orleans I iiielia&SYrisaels.iL, all Royal Danish ... 7 Royal aanD titan all Hotel awash... a!! Do. 7 per cent. 20 all Sambre ind Menu 10 I all • Do. 6.1 per cent Fret 03 8 ion Patdo 1.18.7 per el' 20 all Do. do 03 I all S.Aust. etLoaLl'enetifa 80 16 ~ , uthEatt. of Portugal.l 20 ! all Southern of Prance 20 ' 8 Turin and Savor. 20 all_Do. do AU West Flaa.lers all Do. al per dui. Prot all Wog. & N.W of France. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-LANK. -mut; DAY. ) THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1364. stealing a bag from the same place, containing atticlee of the value of It. Theodore Falba; valet to Lard John Hay, said—Oa Wednesday. the 27th of January, I eked a porlftaatetta belonging to his lordship, in Rexford I. Liacoire, took it to the railway station and saw it pat into the train. At the junction at Grantham I saw it awn, and it was then isle. On my arrival at Hines-crose I totted that the port manteau was gam. The portmanteau produced is the one I packed. Some of the articles now in it belong to Lord John, and some do not Joke Francis, a porter in the employ of the Great North ern Railway, said :—I live at 27, Northaraptoncereet. On Wednesday last I was on duty at the King's-cress station. I remember the 3.5 train arriving. Afterwards I saw the pri soner standing by the side of the portmanteau produced. He told me to take the portmanteau from the barrow and put it into a cab. I did so, and I saw the primmer get into cab, and I shut the door. James Outdo; a porter, said—On the arrival of the 3.5 train I was on duty at the station. A gentleman came to me, gave the black loather bag, and told me to put it into a cab. I put it into a cab driveiby the witness Moore. hold Moor* to wait for more luggage. Edward Moore, • cal driver living at 3, Dans.eourt, City-road—l remember being with my cab in the rank at the Groat Northern Railway on the 27th. The last witness brought • black bag and put it into my cab. He then directed me to go to the front. Afterwards Francis cameo up with • portmantaaa and the prisoner. The portmanteau was put on to the top of the cab, and the prisoner got inside. He directed me to drive to Grommoroquare. He stopped me in Duke-street, and told me to drive to the side-door of the Running Horns public-house. He then got out and r took the luggage into the hone*. He paid me my fare mod gave me • glass of gin. James Fozhall—l reside at 14, Harrison-street, Gray's ian-road. The prisoner has been lodgiog at my house for the last fortnight. I remember the prisoner bringing the tow and the leather beg produced to the house. Vo n crupied a furnished room, sad said ha was from the osuntry and was • shorthand writer. Robirt Martin, moistens to Mr. Abolition, pawnbroker, of the Gmy's•ino•rced—The primoor pawned the bag and boot, produced with me on Thursday last. I lent him 17s. ea them. The primmer aid—l did steel the portmanteau, and I gave all the information in my power. I do am with to ipve tuy trouble. Poret Egerton, of the E division, mid that the acknowledged to having dales a portmanteau freer tre Great Western Railway. Mr. Barker said that the primmer would be committed for trial ; but at present he should remand him for a week. MARYLEBONE DISGRACITUL CODIDOCIC or • CLIZIATILUI. hands !latheld, about 60, Roes-oottage, Lysdhent, Hants, describing himself as a clergyman, was placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley charged with the following ont rpoooduct at the Paddington station of the Greet eetl ia rn Railway, and also with assaulting Police-constable Doble, 147 D, in the execution of his duty. Joseph Adkins, iospector in the service of the Great Wes tern Railway Company, rid—Yesterday evening , shortly before the departure of the Plymouth express train, I heard a disturbance on the platform. On going there I found the primate having an altercation with some one , he was drunk. I requated him to be quiet or elm leave the platform, when be said, " I shan't, till I have got my property." I told him I would see to it foe him, but he really must leave a his Doi.* or he would be removed. He replied, " I refuge to do so," and with the assistance of •aergeant and a constable, who laid hold of his arms, he was taken away. When outside the station he called the °Scan " rascals, aed —brutes." A mob soon soca collected and as he still persisted in keeping up the disturbance he was conveyed to the station- After hou additional eviden ce. Yr. Yardley said—This im • serious offence considering the statics you seem to more is. Have you anything to say ! Prisoner—The fact is that after I had an early dinner yesterday I bad • pint of dry port, and this made me so very dry that I called for • glass of sparkling wins. It was so nice that I had • second. I than went down to the station as I thentht, quite right, but when I got oe to the plat form the cork, as I might so say, seemed to get out and the wine went about me. Seeezurn, the readable, said the prisoner had had three bottles of wine at the Great Weetern Hotel. Prisoner—Not three bottles—only three pinta. Mr. Yardley—That is a large quantity. Prisoner—Aod no it has proved. After some additional *inclose., Mr. Yardley commented at some length upon the pri• sonar's conduct, telling him that he ought to set an example to others, and in order that his conduct should he a warning to others, he sentenced him to be imprisoued for seven days, without the option of payin g a floe. Prisoner—What ! go to prison ! Gaoler—Yea. Prisoner--can I communicate with my friends! Mr. Yardley—Ys, you ono. The reversed prisoner was then removed. THAMES. SERIOUS CABE OF STABBING A FATHER. •--•••••- - • - - - Joseph Rile Ale. a shoemaker, seed 18, sr;s ;ought before Mr. Palest, cla.rged, on his owe coefeeswei, with 'cabbie' his own father, John Ritchie, at No. 1, Robin Hood.laws, Poplar:_ - krMatthew Brownfield surgeon, of the East India-road, Poplar, mid he attended John Ritchie yesterday, and found that he had hem stabbed twice, and had lost a emisideralde quantity of blood. One was a punctured wooed through the posterior part of the right shoulder, an inch and a half in depth ; the wood wooed woe alai a punctured one, nearer the spine, so loch is depth. Both wouads were dangerous. The patios% oould oot be removed at peewit. Robert Marks, a police-coostable, No. 349 K, said that yesterday afternoon the pneoner came to him at the top of the Rut India-road, Poplar, and said, " Make haste, make haste, there if a man stabbed!" and took him to the house No. I. Robin Hood-lane, close by, where he saw a man who was bleeding from two wooed., aod was very ill sod very sick. He procured the usistmce of Dr. Brownfield. Tbe pnemer afterwards came to the station-bouse in a state of great ex citement, and said, "I have stabbed my father." The mother of the lad was present, and said, "I)o you know what you have done r tow hich the prisoner replied," Oh, yes ; I did it with a knife. Father was going to kill you, sod I could not en you ill-med. If I had not does it father would have killed me. I did it in self-defence." Whines believed the primmer bad told the truth. Mr. Paget said this was a very distressing cam indeed : he had no alternative but to remand the primmer foes week. 14 St 11 SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oVuxoL The railway market is firm to-day and an advance has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Metropolitan, London and South Western, Great Northern, and Caledonian, have risen 4 per cent. ; Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkahfre, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 4. Midland has receded per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 106 to ; Great Western, 644 to e ; Midland, 127 f to 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to f ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; South Eastern, 94 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 49 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 99 to 100; Caledonian, 120 to 121 ; and London and South Western, 1021 to 1031. Great Luxembourg, Sambre and Meuse, San Paulo, and Lombardo•Venetian shares are fiat. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is also dull. Indian lines are unaltered. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. St. 100 SG iiir ri ; 011 ZS 17 16 10 Bt. 1100 e~ 100 BC is 10 all at. WO all Antwerp it Rotterdam all liatdade Fra L all Wigton Z. Junction , h.Ayregi.Sonlhern ,L' 21 Copenhagen all Oopap all Do Estention 10 Dunahartat Witepaki,Li 10 Dutch Rhenish 64_ 64. WAYS. Si 9 17 171 1 1* I ipm ►d I , * iii 10j 11 Si 19.1 20 SI Sel 101 10i P. 2 i Pga 9 9 ' 11 11 23 } 396 17 18 1 i 4 8 Pra: 40 20 rOt 2.2, 264 4 Met 14 10 74 72 1 102 1 201 Wu today to 1 p.al. 1201 ... ... 0 1 i Its i a 136 4} e 413 1061 d 5,4 gal a_ 1 9 - rffr gal 4—} Ed 10 i ta 5.4 21 BRITISH PONESSIOSS. 811. I Pd. I 11.411Msn. Ckning rim I IM yoalowdely. tolp.m. 100 .an .0300oi8t Laywomen la 0 94 1 —* M. 1 e. 00 lom.Enr.&C.lng.6p. 102 104 101 11 10 11 Do. Now 3p on Si I n Do. 1 Mures pm 01 all t Buffalo & Inks Huron 61 1 0 10 • all , Do. Proferanos I 9 100 ,100 Era., D ,* ant Galatea —. 1 flp. a Bdn Aug. 1,1872, 100 'lOO I Do. do. July 1, 1873. —.— ~ o , 100 x'loo. Do. do. Juno 1, 14761 ft. 100 ICal. &S.llosterritm.o.g.l 100 101 8t 100 Caps T. & Doak 6p. c. 100 101 100 all Damarazaa p.e.par. 8t 101 East &spa pl. 6 84. 100 itut Indian go. sdo lO2 106 0 103 an 10 16 , Do. 0 Extension 90 16 . Do. If do — 8t 100 Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 901 101 100 all Do. Ist pref. Bonds 1 73 76 100 , all Do. do. dolorrodl 66 69 100 all Do. 2ndipraf. Boods 1 08 OS —• 100 ' all 1 Do. do. deferred , 49 it 100 ' all Do. 11rd poet. 84oek 1 90 61 100 1 all ' Do. do. deferred; 38 42 100 , all Do. 40 pref. Stock ' , 26 27 100 1 all Do. do. deterred. 1411 24 84. ,100 ,Graal Indian Peninsula{ 10 106 1031 f 20 12 , Do. g. 6 per t I I P I: 10 'l2 ' Do. January, 140 ' 02. 'lOO , 114. 8. of India 4. 6p. et llft 106 881. 1100 , Do u pre coal — 2 , Do 101 all 'Gt. Waken of Canada 91 91 101, 18 1 Do. Now ll 10404 —. 100 ' all Do.t s ß na ds. paw. 1473 92 94 100 ' all Do. do. do. 18774 86 87 10 1 2 'lndian , Lhaltodl 1 Ipa rd 101 1 1 Do. Nov — 11 ad 84. 1100 . Madras gnu. 6p. cesal 101 103 101 At. 100 ' Do. do. a do St. 100 Do do. do.—, 92 96 20 2 ' Do. AIM tension, 8t 100 Melt,. Corp. 0 per e. Ed: 50 all Melts NM Hobson's Mor i 68 0 120 all N.Bran&Can.ck•& 3 6 Bt 100 N.R.ofCan.tip.e.lotp.B. U 64 8t .100 fidnds, gm spm ant 101 103 84. ,101) , Do. Deihl do 1 102 196 I 68 ' 2 ' Do do. do. I 1 i pro 21 Bt. /00 ' Do. PonJanb do T 102 104 : 86. .100 I Do. Was St Ylot. do OS 100 197 DOCIiLIS. 11.086.111 A St. 8,63.1.1101 St 1,982,81/04.St. 300,8 0 St tookeaol 81, lOW ku, . rloe Wait India . 139 141 100 73 71 3 73 74 Id 0 ;100 100 103 IWU;11;O tittaamptoo Do. New .. zd 101 id - 90 10h Pd. I CI. peter I Oak& ! 111 ISt 12 . 21. as per 23 63 i 7 CI lad' 3 listai 70 it } , poi 4 µ1 1441 t 3 23 $4 112 HA 112 115 3 Us 2 W. 107 11u 1i 21 !!per 161 171 u a r. I lipia itd ll= il It 2 IC2lput 1111 1211 f 0 f 14 Sf 1 4 5 2 1 I 4 II 4 spas' iims s Par 1 CI pm 1,1 1 Oidle sd 1 !{ 10 ft 16 16 pa $ Iwe It Itp. i 31 kit. .1 77 pi MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csoci. Business in the stock markets has fallen off to day, the speculators being disposed to wait for the ministerial statements at the opening of parliament to-morrow. Meanwhile prices show a good deal of steadiness, and not much effect has been produced by the news that the first engagement of the war has taken place. The tuuds, in which preparations for to-morrow's settlement are in full progress, remain at yesterday's closing quotations. Some of the speculative foreign stocks are rather weaker, while home railwa► securities are comparatively steady. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 60fr. 20c., being unaltered. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 91:1 to 1 for the new account (March 8). The official business report is as follows .—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, 1 ; ditto for amount, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 1, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90 ; Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; India Stock, 215, 213; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; and Exchequer Bills, 44., 10s. dia. The foreign stock market is rather flatter. Greek Bonds are 1 per cent.. worse, at 201 to 1 ; Spanish Passive worse, at 311 to ; Turkish Conso lidrs 1 lower, at 451 to 46 ; and Mexican dull, at 341 to /. Turkish Bonds of 1858 ars) steady, at 691 to I, and those of 1862 at G6l to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch TwO and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ; ditto Certifi cates, 1001 ; Egyptian, 101 ; Greek, for account, 204, 1, f ; Italian, for account, 66/, ; Mexican, for account, 342, ; New Granada., 122 ; Peruvian, 1862, for sic_ count, 83/, i ; Portuguese, 1863, for account, 47 ; ditto 1856, tkc., for account, 474, 47; Russian, 1822, 91/ ; ditto, 1862, 871 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 312, I ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1834, for account, 88 ; ditto 1858, for account, 69/, ; ditto, 1862, for account, 661, ;,5; ditto 1001, bonds, 67, 662 ; ditto 1863, 65. International Financial shares are quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to 1 prem.; Lon don Financial, 91 to 10/ prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 2 to prem.; Consolidated Discount Company, f dis. to dis. ; Mauritius Land Credit and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 41 to 5 prem. ; Land Securities, 1 to 1} prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4 to 5 prem. ; East London Bank, 2/ to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, / to f prem. ; Contract Corporation, 2{ to 3} pram. ; and Adriatic Steam, Ito dis. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (Br L.WTEIC TZLEGILAPH.) HARROW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) FLAT SELLING STAKES. About five furlongs. Peru, Telecombe, Raptor', and Duplicity. All here. SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. About two Sauey Boy. Vulture, Amigo', sod Giu Sliog. All here. MIDDLESEX OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and a half. Light of Other Aye, Itedwisg, Hathaway, Deception, Agues, The Old Squire, Doubtful, and Sir Stephen are here. THE VOLLTYTEER VASE. About our mile sod a half Expectance, Rapture, Margery, Revolt, Slasher, Mys tery, Armies", Heliopas. sad Yantis*. All here. ST 90 170 176 IZ IS JOINT STOCE BALL No. I Sb. I_ BA Li. is • - 20.000 100 Agra and U. ger. Bank . 20.000 140 AillanceLoatA Liverpool 10,000 100 DO. New 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 2,500 40 Australasia all 7,500 SO Do. New lO 10,00 u 25 Bank of Egypt 6,000 100 Bank of London ao 25,000 20 Bank of Otago Llraltedl 2 10,000 100 hank of Queensland (L. 16 20,000 60 Bank otVictorla,Anstrla 25 5,000 100 Hank of Wales Lim.) 16 ao:000 10 Beak of New Zi&lmad . • 60.000 30 trasitiamtPortagoess(l. 6 10.00 60 licit. d American It. 16 20.000 60 British N. America .. 511 1;500 10 Chrz.Bk. Brit. Cat 10 aizoe io 7.800 SO _Do as Mint. IL of Ind* eel 8.000 100 City _20,000 100 COIGUbIi 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L4 l 5,000 100 Contnents! IL ) 10,000 100 'Engl i sh and frisk ILIIMJI 1.5.000 9t E 0 ..cot.&AssLCiart:. 40.00 50 11:1411.11 and ( MAW European Bank'Llmi 10.000 100 II to.losit.China&J u gai 10,000 100 Imperial Rank, 116,000 10 Imperial Ottoman 100,000 ID .Land blort. Bk. India (L 1: 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (LI 10,000 10J London and Brazilian 6,000 100 Lon.B.A,Tres&R.Platia 10,000 15 Do. do. New 6,00100 ,Lon., Biz., &S. Staff. (L ' 50,000 10 'Low MBank of Astatrl' 10000 100 London and Colonial (LI 10,000 50 London and County ; 6,000100 Lon. 00,000. 60 'London Joint Stock 10,01.0100 ILon. and Northern (L.li 20,000 20 London k Booth Attica" 5,000 20 Do. Do. New 10,000 100 ,London &S.AmericanlL 6.000 10) Lou. & S. Westeru ,Lisa 60,00010' Loa. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank Maj 20,000 60 Mercantile .t ExchanlL 7.0 0 0 100 Metro. & Prow Bank (L 6.000100 Do. Reserved 6,000100 .I.dland Bank 10,000 100 National f.f.i=ool 10,000 100 N. Pro. of 26,000 20 Do. ./f471.7 10,000 20 _Do. do __,___ 26,000 20 Now South Wales 0,000101 New Island lanai& 20,600 ZS Oriental Lank I 20,000 100 notion of Irel=. r , t 10.000 10 Do. New 21,000 20 Scinde, Punt. & DOM (Id 11,600 20 Do. New 10.0,0 Ss South Australla 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Attics 6,660 100 Do. do. 00,000 15 Talon of Australia _. 10,000100 Unkut at instead Ma) 00,000 60 Union of Laudon DEBENTURE MCI L 111.1100. 4 p.e. Mar.lloll 6.11110.,4p.e.Jan.f./ 1100 O. Rsta. —W. M. —el., p. et. Jaa & Judy.... 100 Canc.& Yk.4 p.e.Jastilr 101 I Los, Beigll.4 p.e.l 100 &N. W.op.c.laa.&J el 100 Do. 111 p. 0.760,W 100 g t tt . l.W.,4p.e.J . ran iy lOO YWLnAsy.e.Ju_tJryl 106 110 rdl •1 M OS dl ~lve rd' !i 94!': . 2 . 1 diPl tr zd, Wm lidls 4, Wm in' 2 1 pa id 7 1 _ COLONIAL 00V11NIONT Mt1eh001c0.69.05.12172,1004 192 104 Do. do. 18011001 ,Can. Gov. 6 D. 1877-64.11001 100 10! Do.6por ct. Feb.& Ang..lool 102 104 D 0.6 wool ilar.&15V100 00, 1 1 90 02 192 04 D 0.5 por et.Jaa.&J 1 Do. 5 per ct. Inc. Stoc 100 00 92 Caa t. ol Gliopolp.cb73loo 106 107 do. 18004,190 109 110 i 1200-1 Do. do. 100 109 111 Do. do. 11191!100 107 109 Ceylon. Nor. 1569 Op c 5 ,100 104 106 Do. 1870. do ..,100 110 112 ;Mauritius per et.. 1877,100 102 106 I Dck po. 16791100 106 108 18824100 100 111 .NotaL Gov. 6 per cont... 100 107 109 Nye Brunt Gov. 6p. ct.'loo, 101 103 MISCILLANIMOD& No. I Bh. I CourAmes. - 03,007)10 innolo-111exicaa Mins 60,000 10 lAtAmain 111.111 all 84. (I, 20,000 25 •Adstraitan Agrlcul 10,000 16 r Anstraltanlf.L ern.'L 47,000. 10 IllostriKalorworks (L)) 20.000 6 ,Bombay Gu ,Ltmitod, 6.1100 60 'British American Land 634700 L 84. •IL & I. Mai. Tel. (Lt ' 10,500 10 ,British Indian Tea 1L ) ! 10,000; 10 !British Iron 00,060' %leans& Agency As. (L) 9,016 WS Canasta Land ,L) 86,000 10 Ce)ion Company 40.000 10 'Cam. otAftiesnliler.(4)l 60.000 50 poannerciallredon,laa.)) 12,000 11 Cop.ll. Eng.,Prefla p.c 10019151 8L ,Crystal Palace 100.11002. 81. I Do. Protease. _ 277,0004, St. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb. Ix.oooloo ( DlscounteorporatlnucL 50 000 10 Duna Irrlg. t Canal! 100.000! 10 ,Igyptloo Com& 1 rd.(L 1172.975 L , St. • !Steeple Telegraph , 70,000 5 Eng. and Aus. Copper 125.= 10 4.l ) aditst Pinot Ws. (L. 20 , 15 /Gen. Swans Narlgatlou ; 100.000. 20 Htubsou's Hat 25,010 2 ladle() Carrytog(L) 2 I 150,000 . 10 Internat. Ftuen.doc. (L ), 50.000 10 Italian lrrig. (Can. Car 1 ; 10000001.100 I Do. ap. c. 11Ja. r. 18701 40,000; 25 Joint/Rock Discoobtllall ICON 25 :Loss4.aoclealeclon.l4.(l., 11,000. 5 ',Loud. District Teleg.(L) . 91,000! 10 Loud. Matt Mao. IL." 174,000 4 ' Loud. O. OroalbusgZ.ji 50,000 10 'Madras triage. 120'o 10 11eallt.. intim Tel. (1 )' 25.000 50 Nserean.CaditAsso.tli, 22,505 10 'Halal land & Col. C. 80,0001 12 National Dia. Com. (L. 50,000 100 National Steam Nay. 6,0001 20 Nerbaddaooal & 1 1 1, ,, 6,000, 20 , Do. New 186676 1 N. Riltish Aostrala. 40.060' 2 'N. BritAliereari. la. (L) 60600' 25 Ocean Marina Inver.)" 10,000 20 Oriental ConimerziaPL, log 1 'Oriental GIN Widget 50, 1 Do. Nine 60, 10 Orient. Inland Steani:L 10,000 5 Otiomas Oas (Lbw eel 800,6005 St. Peel ZIT. land & 10,000 60 Peninsular £ O. Steam 20,000 60 _Do. New 1 !!:004. so Bhm!ey Iron 10,000. lb De. \e.s 4.260 23 Riolmprov. (1, 1 ! 22.750 IS Ditto ditto 15.000'100 Royal MallStosai 1 100.0000 St. Scottish Aust. Inv. (L ) 30,001 20 ,boa bison. d'istypta k l 1 , 10 0001 60 & African M. t la. (L ' 14:200. 23 South Australian LUX( 20E0001 St. Submarhse Telegreph ' 1 Do. aerie 100.600 20 71uunesallersey In. LI , 1;600' 10 Trost & AgeoeyoLtua. L, 20,000. 20 T. &L. Co. of U. Canada) 30.000 6 VOW& Tan 00. (L.)l 60,000 20 Unborn Marine Inuit )1 10 Upper Assam Tes,Llin.); 26 . °)) 10 Do. 10.000 30 (Van Dierseo's Lod 110,000 60 W.lndia&Pactflcht. (L • PROVINCIAL WARN MARKITS. tntann. T 4. t Wag: Great lagers, 4114—arest Western, 644—Leneaeldre and Yorkshire, 1004 4—Landon and North Western. 1064 Manchester, BLafbald, and Lin colnshire, 604 4 id.—M end Carliale !new shoran, 6 1.16 y. —Metropolitin, 99—Midland, 11.84 4—South Eastern, lI 4 IV il4 . I 4—Bolfalo and Lake Huron, 51 —Great Western cd 7-16 d.— Great Lnxemluurg shares. 104—Mexican S per Cent., 514—apaMsb Passives, In 4—Bank of Liverpool, sg -Mercantile and Exchange Bent (Licoltedi, 64 311.16 1 p.— North and Smith Wales, 26—Albion Marine (Limited) 1616 p.— British sod Foreign Marine (limited'', 14 p.—Zsopire Marine !Limited), 24 id. p. —Mercantile Marine. 11-18 p.—Queen In surance, 1 leuf lc —Royal Insurance. 54 g —Thames and Money Marine United), 4 16.16 p. —Union Marine (Limited), 8 id. p. —Llverpixd United Gas, 210—National Steam Navigation Cosa- POW, le-16 i d.—West India end Feriae Steam, 117.161 7-16 p. Baitnrciws, Pia 2.—Stour Valleys were 94, sellers; Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cent. Stock, 117, buyers : South Mal fords, 11 to 114: Birmingimin Canal shares sold at 944: Binning. ham Joint Stock hank. buyers at le: Birmingham Banking Com pany shores, buyers at ; Birmingham Gea New Ordinary, sellers at 584 ; Birmingham end Starfordshire oars, $6l were sold at 41.; imperial Continental quoted 85 to 8= General Stesw, 24 to 29. If camineran, Fris 2.—A good business was done, but at lower prices. Consolidated Bank !Limited . , 61 p. —Great Eastern, 404 4 e 4 4 9 4—Greuf Lusemboarg, 104 9-16—Great Northern A," Is.—Great Western. 64—Lancashire end Yorkshire, 1044 § 3 (odd MC 4 i i 4—London and North Western Bial, it 6 4—. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 604550 — M etropolitan, 981 8 4—Meticans, 544 4—Northtish, 614—South Baster% 061 I 4 4 3 4 4 54 I.—Spanish Passives, 311—names and Mersey Marine Insurance. 41 1316 —landau' and CM.. donna Marine, 4 7.16 p.—N clime Steam, d.—United Slone Five per Cent., td—Mercantlle Bank. 64 p.—Oneral CrildlA 21 p —Staveley iron, 15 p.--Cnifecterate Loan, 464 4—Austnillan SWarn, 4 p. MINES.-(THIS DAYS Two o'CLo,n. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) I