The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-08 00:00:00

(TiffS DAY.) f the proprietors was era, Mr. C. M.tRZTAT in .beet were submitted be proprietors the state , corporation required by 1867, which also exhibits half-year ending at that V. On. 10d. • depoidte 2,210.99 11 . 4e. 7d. ; phij 136,000 1 . ; Wilma ci M. Ile. d. ; net weft t0te1,3,240,'J322.12u ; due so the bank in the = ha l ed, including they ; due to the bank in Vie 101. 12 . , 2d, ; due to the ed, cash at bankers, nisei and furniture tR 7,.371. le. ; total, the proprietors will lave ill details both of the ,n St. Kitts in July last, akee which have recently deeply deplore the vat. oenced by individuals, for much thankfulness !roue branches, those islands have alone fah lluded to. In St. Kitts of fortunately the vault ad consequently all the tared. As the house was loss on that account. By authorities, the bank has of the government build. lt, by which timely an. mmed in a few days, and ras imuaL It is aatairfee. the branch reports that ed. In St. Thomas, the erty of the corporation, o earthquakes that the remove to an adjacent t the cash, securities, and 0 he can at present judge, ny loss of moment. Not. lirectors consider it will half-year the whole of ;siding for contingencies these lamentable occur to appropriate the net flowing manner, viz. : Toriding for all bed and ix, 36.01521. 15e. 6d. ; Ils. rd.—together, demi of 0; per cent., being m on the paid-np capital ring 8,201 M. Gs. 11d. to be ear. The reserved fund on are glad to report that Nu:ion the business of the torily." he adoption of the report, on the whole satisfactory, declared and a large ordcd the position of the tisfactory. The prospects le.' The crops were good; hat the next report would r, accontleil the motion. nadentand why the lours ,rc not provided for out of h a course woo plumed. be rye fund. (Hear, hear) he policy of the board se ity of the hank sod to the 12 per cent. 1 proprietor fully approved lirectore. a dividend of 6 par owit le on the 13th inst. a were then filled up, fol to usual manner. ( - ere only three officers al in the British army. The to the list. raising the total cneml mei molt of promo• urge of fi , ,1.1 officers. The %bids carry us hack to the r:t Napoleon three not Ross—were at Waterloo ; :les tho name of Sir John tter known. Sir Mexander fifty years ago, Sir Williams Hew ltosi in the Royal R. John Eul;;‘,) ne a% Eta y has not flu wished a Field are all helm:get' to the I. reportta to have been inst. on Colonel Forbes, a ;Away, at Lis residence at Lonely place about 50 miles Lis face Colonel Lou. state. ILA housekeeper anailant. . ----- stied by the crown against newspnper to show calm hall not In hied against him as libels. nne of the art Glee cAust," a comment on the said to be the production of case b to be beard on Friday meetin:: was held at I We thousand Irishmen end resolutions were unanimously Al the 'cunt Fenian oat most loyalty to the throne. : ConK.—An unpleasant Ave taken place in liloukstown, y night. A hutch from this nd marines, came alongside vet, and the orlc , r in charge apparent came. The contents ulwarks and catered the esp. u minded him. Tie officer and gyres entered the vessel and e officer, when ask ,d for an ex ee his duty. They left alter parer& is Dunces--The police n district have been now so short notice the entire force torities can be brought into re ace been considerably reiuforced2 us than two constables—armeg ies—allowed to petrol together• been adopted for conveying with any alarm to the nearest station. ml of the Metropolitan Folios Ito have strict supervision key* us gunmakers within their rare' been intimated to tl.em that they n the safe custody—PO fsraspultee arms kept in such establishments. , one of each of the two gates f or Dublin Castle at the respecti ?Al.tce-street, and Ship-street, has ition to the military tautly who ride, a constable has been placed deions characters. At a quarter teriaoon, in consequence of orders i the main castle guard, all the tee were closed, and no person WSs pt on producing an authorisation, ing his busilica, Xvosing 1T BEcCAR's Butt BARRACItg. led for some day.; relative to en on Reggaes Bush 12.'anacks. Is o'clock ou Friday morning but • (ma Guards gave an alarm to the :nett on the top of the bens& teen. The guard turned out. &Id rt, where, it is alleged, they !ew es a field in the direction of Bail's instituted, but no pence was cap- Btated that some documents, one at the Fenian organisation.were felled by the parties pursued. Diligent to made by the police respecting the ley have resulted in nothing beteg iu facts that no documents wets 1 who are out late at night have of le the wall at the spot specified ist Laden lindiooovered.—DuWie agar .P., AND TIIE THAMES EMBANK. cterday a special meeting of *4l Work, was held in the Board-roLjin rho . Thwaites in the chair, to on the matters raentione=lit. store the Registrar, in relation to hie eating was one of the whole Board es having been essmined, long on& oak place, but the representatives of missi motion to open the gatived. T h e further consideration penned till Friday next. .—Dart THZ THIROAT, 32, Daring . the week ending 4th s were under treatment, of whom 37 LAW LNTELLIGEIIOII craw DAL) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN RE W. J. 130.18.—THR VICTORIA TRIATRL. Thi a was a sitting for last examination and die:barge. louknitat, William James Bose, was demaibed m late j the Victoria Theatre, Waterloo-road, and elsewhere, il•catrieal manager, and now of Waloot-place, Bennington• out of business. He applied to the of on his own tition. in consequence, as he alleges, of the failure of Bears. Frampton and Fenton, late lessees of the Victoria L tre, to whom be had advanced large sums of money. un-ecured debts are 452/. ; liabilities upon smoommo doion Dills, 92. V., and there are no assets. The creditors the inch pie s number of actors, actresses, and employes at I trona Theatre. Mr. Stubbs, for the assignees, did not oppose ; Mr. r,,,,eit.on Griffiths was counsel for the bankrupt. Thr Coinrciasioner (referring to the accounts) asked for ,-..r information about the accommodation bUle. „3tlJ;(*ri l lfitha d sai;l,oool., that th an e d ban wu kruli t t nha cam ni rl y fr: d m ,is l e n a dia to Messrs. Frampton and Fenton in the manage of ; the Victoria Theatre, but being unaoctistomed 'tried speculations he lost his money. The bills .eenpted in order to provide funds for the payment of painters, ballet dancers, and other employes at • ..'.eitra whose claims had to be discharged weekly. the bankrupt incurred those liabilities he mina th,t be was fully secured upon the lease , , theatre, but it having been thrown suddenly hands through the failure of Means. Frampton • Felton his only chance of retrieving himself was to . er the place open by producing piooes suited to the o f the people on that side of the water. At length v compelled to succumb under the pressure of in atticulties, and accordingly filed his petition. He before. • I R, 11..finar —lt seems to me, notwithstanding what has Is•srn that the bankrupt had no right to throw waste L' I ri into the market. t.el. i.krupt stated that 1,20 W. was originally given forth, lelne and he considered he was fully secured ~-,fie[ the responsibilities he had undertaken. 11,mour granted the order for discharge. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Justice Shoal 7-11: LAMBETH PR M PRDER.— OCEEDINGS. EXTRAORDINARY 7 Clark, 27, described as a labourer, was placed at ;I. 1.. , r to plead to an indictment which charged him with tl. , !Intl murder of Annie Smith. Ari.vu the charge was read to the prisoner, he, in a firm ) :.ice, replica, " I am guilty." who was instructed to defend the prisoner, met to hint, and in the most earnest manner urged him cot to plead guilty, but to plead not guilty, and have all the circetustances connected with the case inquired into. TI,. Leing again asked whether he was guilty or hut L edo., re plied that he was guilty, Mr. •loi N h, upon this, applied to the court to direct that tic plea of guilty should not be recorded, but th , trial should be postponed to the next session, s:,l during the interval he expected to be able to rit.,in r oitlenee to show that at the time the wa. committed the prisoner was in such a state mind as to render him not criminally responsible ha what he had done. The learned counsel added that • only instructed by the sheriffs to appear on behalf the prisoner he was not in a position to mate what eel. I e was likely to bring forward on the next occasion. till. Jastice Shoe, after communicating with Mr. Avery, • P..• clerk of the court, addressed the prisoner , a n d add him that t althougho t he that mightt e feel com mitted he compelled t'. rat ituruted to him, there might be circumstances r •enected with it that would show that the act did not amount to the crime of murder, or that he was not reopen n'.h• for that offence. He therefore strongly advised hint le lead not guilty, the effect of which would merely be that all the facts would be brought before the jury, and it _oil.' be seen whether or not he was responsible for the c.ime of wilful murder. The prosecutor still persisted in pleading guilty. The learned judge, after some deliberation, said that upon this state of things he thought he was bound to re . • ice the plea of guilty, but, upon referring to the act of ; tiliament, he found that he was not compelled to pass tsztence. Ho should, therefore, receive the plea of silty, but should defer pealing sentence until next ' , mien, when evidence could be brought forward to show vhat the state of mind of the prisoner was at the time the act was °outwitted, and also at the time he appeared before the jury. The prisoner expressed a wish to address the court, hut he was advised out to do so, and he was then removed from the dock. TIE EARI. (11* RHAIITESINIRT AND HIS STEWARD. lir. Metcalfe (Mr. F. A. Lewis with him) made en Rp• pliaition in thin, ease on behalf of the slefendent, Mr. e'•ert Short li'aters, that the indictments preferred ng.,inst hint by the Earl of Shaftesbury for embezzlement should he disposed of at the next session of the court. Tile application was resisted by Mr. Oilier& (j.C., on behtlf of the presecution, on the ground that the Chancery proceedings were not yet concluded. Mr. Justice tihee, however, capressed an opinion that smelt serious charges should not be kept hanging over tl,e lead of the defendant for an indefinite period, and he ,he•etcd that the trial should take plasm at the April THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WELL. . Sl . Echth CONsTADLE DOING NIS tho,o, Thor • determined young man, wee charged ',miry articles from No. 210, Holloway-road, .:.d well breaking into the dwelling - h ouse of Mr. Samuel of No. 212, Holloway-road, and stealing there ft... wren table rovers and a quantity of clothing. It appeared from the evidence that Mr. John Yeotnes 1 • No. 210 by the back door, about 10 minutes tolo .lock ~n Tuesday night, and as he expected to return in minutes he left the door open, and on his return at ,liont a q uarter-nest 10 heard a noise above and his dog barlcin lie went up to the first floor, and on ; !ling the window, saw the prisoner standing up against it e w.Ol on the leads covering the 'hop. The prisoner said " All you —," and Mr. Yeomes immediately shut dos, n tie itirlor r..isod an alarm. The alarm washeard by Mr. Amlerson, altailor and outfitter who lived next door, and he at once went to the spot and collared the prisoner ; a strugle mond. arid Anderson called for assistance. Just !..t the moment Mr. Jos. Henry Elms, a special-constable m•iding t irermott-road, Hackney-downs, was passing by, avetog two men struggling on the leads he rushed tl—ough the shim and pease.' up stairs, through the f!..t floor window, to Mr. Anderson's assistance. Mr. Anderson naked him who he was, and on finding rb a t he was a special constable, he handed the prisoner over to hm custody. The prisoner, however, refused to go until he had seen the special's warrant which was shown to him, and he was then conveyed to the polio: sc..tion, and haricot over to the custody of police sergeant F.edmick Aberline, 24 Y. When first taken he had no shoes on, but his own were afterwards found in a lo,fet of one of the houses. The stolen property was found on the leads. It further appeared that the pn miner must have entered No. 210 by the back door which had been left open, ascended to the first floor, which he itimmaged, and then passed out of the window on to the leads over the shops and into No. 212 by means of a dow, the catch of which he forced back with a knife ;• after ransacking that room, he again passed out on to the leads with the plunder. when he was heard, and an alarm was raised. lie was fully committed to the Central Criminal Court for trial. DOG !MALMO. Thomp.. , ) , :15, painter, was charged before M r. .f.nold with stealing a dog, value Lt., the property of a lady residing at h. Arlington-street, Mrs. Laura Millicent Holycake said—l was at Hyde -1,1.k-corner yesterday at J o'clock, sad had with we a valuable little dog. I crossed to go over to Halkin.street, wl was just turning down Grosvenor-place, when I missed my dog, and I asked my maid if she saw it. I bawl just seen a man pass with a short pipe, and on turning to look saw the tio , 's tail and legs from underneath the luau's arm. My maid and I orertook him, and we seised the dog. He held it quite tight, and s aid "It is not yours ; it is mine." I got the dog out of his arms with the anistance of my maid, and I sent an orange woman for a policeman, end three came. The prisoner kept saying the dog was not mine ; he had 40 dogs. Cross-exam; ned—l held your coat while the woman went for a policeman. You were not sober. Prironer—l picked up the dog to prevent its being ran over by a carnage at the Duke of 'Wellington's-arch. I meant to bring the dog to the station. I did not know it belonged to the lady, and only walked a few paces with it. James Brain, 124 A—l was on duty at Hyde-park corner, and WAG fetched to take the prisoner into custody be said the dog came to his legs and he picked it up, and be was slightly under the influence of liquor. He has given • right address, and seems a respectable min from Matinee. The pollee stated that the prisoner was known to them as a respectable man, and had been • househokkr for 20 years, Mr. Arnold said it was a ease of extreme euspcion, but be did not think the prisoner intended to stea i the dog, although if the lady had sot seen him with it, it might never have been seen again. After the respectable character given of him be would not *avid him, but order him to be bound over to keep the pesos, and be of good helr visor for eix months. THE, SOUTHWARK. Maims PAUII7 *xi) :78vsaus iiiiiniuurf. Alfred Minima UNA quite a led, apperentli v = fourteen years of age, was summoned to show manse S. before Hr. by Charlotte Ball, a child in appearance, d why he should not contribute towards the support of her illegitimate offspring, of which he was repute I to be the father. Mr. Henry Allen, the prosecuting officer of the Aseodats t Institute for Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of la Women and Children, watched the can on behalf of the is. society. 10 The complainant, who had a poor. unhealthy-looking, 1 .. t diminutive infant in her arms, mid she was formerly a a servant in the Dame house where the prisoner worked, and es she left there and won ho live with him, the result of 86, which wee the birth of the infant in her arms. et Mr. Ihnebsin—Pray bow chi are you ? tit lIS. —I am 17 years of age next month. at. long have you known the dike- sk. 6•;nplainant—We have kept company three years, and Ft we lied together as naafi and wife five months. It. Mr. Burcham—How old is the defendant? ea se Defendant—l am just seventeen years of age. M. Mr. Burcham—And how do you get your livelihood! ~,. Defendant—l am a coach ter by trade, but I cannot eg, get work more than four or live months in the year. While its I had work I gave the complainant money, and she was SR satisfied. I have no means now at ray disposal. et. Mr. Dunham (to the complainant)—Do you do anything a t for e.1: 0 1 1 ? It Com ant—l go out to service, and my mother takes 0 core the baby. N. Defendant—l live with my pianists, air ; but I own IS myself to be the father of the child. le Mr. Burnham said that all the time he bad been on the 7 , t bench he never heard of nob a case of juvenile depravity and immorality, and whatever the parents of these chil dren could be thinking of he could not surmise. However, its. the defendant must pay 2s. a week and coda. is ea. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IFt ft. li MARS-LANIC—(THIS DAY.) to The receipts of home-grown wheat fresh up to Mark- M. lane to-day were spin on s limited scale, and the bulk of K. the prodncewaa of inferior quality. Although the transao- IL tiona were by no means extensive, the trade foe both red a and white parcels ruled firm at Monday's advance in the .) quotations. With foreign wheat the market was well supplied. There le was a firm demand for all description, and the late tin- ss. provement wan well maintained. re Floating cargoes of grain were quite as dear. The few parcels of tine malting barley on the stands were easily disposed of at the resent advance. Grinding si and distilling soils were in fair request, on former terms. ice Only a moderate business was passing in malt, the gt. supply of which was seasonably good , at late rates. 10 On the whole, the oat trade was steady, at the full 10i prices of Monda. 10 Beans were quiet y at previous quotations. MO Peas maintained their late value, with a limited bagasse gg, doing. gt. The flour trade ruled firm, at Monday's erally currency. 100 The transactions in seeds ware ' gen, of a retail 21 . character, on former terms. Oakes were firmly held. 10 M. CURRENT HUM 8 10 MI Tor ctr. CA& Per rir 100 Willa. a a 132111. s. a 100 Essex, Ink red, '66 —to Scotch potato 'el Gil to 72 blob. lama ~ 'sa watt, '66 —to .. wbite 24 to 22 100 , 117 C 6 to 76 Riau ga Nadia end 1:booln Mafia rod Itaitiar. Harrow Melting Dirtalllug Grinding s6 to 33 Ores 43 So 42 au MALT. Ms* 46 So 47 lap' Essex, Norfolk, and WWto 46 to 47 I N Suffolk 62 to CO Bolters Kingston sod Ware 62 to 10 neva . at. brown 69 to 70 Town made, goo CM St Ira Po 2 ., ...... .... 67 to 14 80. - 1 Household 2l Io 14 so Counter Norfolk sal Doak . __ 100 ex Alf ...... .... 66 woo so o el• 46 t• - On& Isaiah. teed 22 bl 1 potato Beach,leal vas. Par Qr. 'To OATS. l s eg. Denish sod Swedish l7 to SO fit ROW= 27 to 30 St BMW& to m a y itinttio Aa 42 243 43 never. P (I'. I. U. Dsittnic and Roars berg 7l to bG Rostock d: Malden- D t u at • Cu to 7g 67 to 71 Inedin, hard soft American. red — to whits .. .. BANAT. Grin , ling . Illetillotg Malting Maple BoOrts INDIAN ONO. Whit. 46 to 47 ... 33 to 3 1 Yellow 37 So to FLOUR. —to 'French, per sank.— 50 to 66 OATS. Spanish „ .... 50 to td Dutch brewing feeding I ARRIVALS UP ORAI?r, de.. INTO LONDON BY WATER CAliillAta: TUN WENN. ~llWhist. I ZaallahmadB~iahi C OI i rore/in I_. Total ••• • i 107 t) soo f. - ;2;100 qTM LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ST TELEGRAPH.) (MY OOR OWN CORRLYPONDENT.) The market continues quiet, end the Milli foot up about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LABB.—(THIS DAY.) 6,1 S uca n.—The demand continues inactive , a nd although 6,1 Z the business done prices are not quotable lower, they tow rule in favour of buye rs . The private sales in- 5005 elude good Trinidad, 32.5. 6d. ; brown Jamaica, 10 .„„ AZ to 325. 6d. ; brown and grey Demerara, tL lls. to 325. ; crystallised, 1 375. Refined-4Z. is still the price of brown lumps, at which there is only a ga, limited demand • prices quiet without change, the finer sn, kinds being leasi in request. if, COFFEE. —At the public wiles of plantation Ceylon, the finer kinds, being scarce, sold steadily; other kinds went off heavily ; common at some reduction in value ; ordinary and good onlinary, '.se. to G4s. • fine ordinary to middling, 70s. to- The s. ; good middling, 8^;. Tea.public sales of China went off steadily, at previous prices. Sac io o.— A parcel of fair small sold at 18s. Gil Iticr--ALout 1,000 tons sold. Dalian; at 9s. lOd. ; fine penal Reil for arrival at 13 s. 6d. ; Dacca, Ils. Oil. ; old Rangoon, lls. 6d. • 18,000 bags Siam, bought in at public sale. have since been sold at P.Z. tolls. Rov.—A small parcel Babies sold at 2s. SALTPETRE.—The market mistimes quiet. Corro3.—At previous prices there is rather more in quiry. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Psttenden and Smith report a better demand for hops of all descriptions, which will doubtless continue, as the importations of foreign have to a great extent sub sided, and stocks on hand are not large. Yesterday the first quarterly meeting of the iron trade at the north of England was held at Newcastle, and was attended by representatives from several of the most influential firms in the Cleveland district. The next meeting will be held at Darlington, and the third at Middlesborough, each town being aubsequently visited alternately. SISIOCS ACCIDENTS THROICOH TES FROST.— DaY.)—This morning Thomas Patient, aged 42, a labourer in the employ of the New River Company, re siding at 13, Brighton-street, Cromeratrest, was admitted as inpatient of the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's-Inn read, be having fallen through the slippery state of the pavement and broken his leg. He was proceeding along Manchester-street when he fell, and was at one picked up and conveyed to the above hospital, where he was attended to by Mr. Hill, and is now progressing in a satisfactory - manner. An elderly woman of the name of Guildford was proceeding along Fetter-lane, when she accidentally fell, through the slippery state of the pavement, and was taken to the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's-inn-road. There she was attended to by Mr. Owen, one of the house surgeons, who found that she had disloc ated her shoulder, :rad received other injuries. Several other aoddenta of a minor character, occasioned through the frost, were attended to at the above hospital, during the course of yesterday and this morning. Tux WET BLanicrr.—lt is in the power of one individual of this species to spoil the fun of as many aa bell-a-dozen of comfortably-dis Posed gusts for it is in small assemblies that his power is so terribly felt. When he makes one of a large party it does not matter so much, as he can then only exercise his clammy influence over one or two sufferers in his immediate vicinity ; brat in a small gathering, the presence of such a one is preitir fatal. It is curious to observe, on such ocoesiens, gradually but surely he affects the spirits of those with whom he is brought in eontact. He is always tautly at vaiance with the rest oldie oompeny. Si OIDS6S ego won, seemse to be his motto. If they nagh, he Is an grave as an undertaker. If they sae interested, be is bored. He will not 'elk, neither will he listen ; or if be does, it is with many unmistakeable indications of apathy and unbelief—a quality, this led, which he seems, to take every opportunity of making manifest. He sneers when other people talk, sad if he does open his month at all Billow who would rally to contradict. A terrible this. be soMoiently formidable even be cnme einglerleanded into the social field b ; but he seldom does so, being gene. ralli en ser aespenied y wits, who takes bar tons frem her (beim; much afraW of Mad, and we manages to diffuse, as it were, the moisture which comes from the original blanket, and assists materially la damping the Write of the assembled company.—Conehal llipssise foe Annoy. I Hatiiry.. Milt • brie. . Oeis. vb. pm ops. 30 13a0 40 WO . li•O —.. 11710 1 1 000 •-- . -- 1 — ' 190 I 1390 12270 . 1000 _ ___ ___ Ur. dent' - WARM LISTEL-MMIS DAY.) ORDEN/MT W» AND IMIOOII. 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I, i i . 1014 -- I liiirse (Limited) dl I 1 11 -., 1,3 6 iLadtaalat (Lira) *t e 10, 4 ltuinleillo (tipper (L.) $ I 2 — 2.1 90, II Patarata Gold list.). 10 10,000 SO 'PontigrAlSll4arLsa4 all 911 100,400 6 'OK 12040 66 Royal Ode* Copper 4ll 25,2.5 1 Row Glands 190,000 1 Soda* Arian/ • 1 411 21. I 1 4 • -- 11,000 10 lit Jars dd May , 111 66 44 63,174; 10 mina swan se Ila Koos a V.l.uascata (L 1 111 tlia 10, , ...0 10 V.oooo' ir Cod (Lint 0 41 342 s II 6,"..i) N Val drum fllmited I 10,0* 6 Visaed odd( liialted fl ... I 62,020, 1 Nadi= r t•4lL. di i Li. 7 vs,one a yak A a 45.000 3 Yndaadadiat kt — ra- ; _4 ll i 11-- 11U8C6LL&J 00,... , .. to 1AN10.4001444141.0.. all 200: 10 1A50041451445 D 154 -I 0B l 6 161 640,04 St. Atlaase SaloNage ... IN 62 Ed 4.000,004 U. 1 . Dz i ll i c eso. .....-r Iso IN 90,004 16 'A I I 6I I lisi, 40.001 16 'AvalridirtY.Airria(L 5 10,400 0 ,BoBol4oTasEatataaL, 8 7 I 47,000 , . 1 1 0 Dula Watarirodoi (L.1 6 11,000: 110 Do. Now -.- 4 1 40090; II ,Homba9 Gm (Molted), all 4 ' 10,900 1 5 I Do Now.- -.. -,I 1 1 4 LOW 60 'British Marlow 1,0 5 1 64 17 01 /.534,70 se. B. 41. Mag. Tel. (L ) -. 100 llB 123 41116: 94 CadiodsColapusy ...• 1 all ' 63 .6 /8,0001 16 .C4loooLoant *4 ",' 11 2 1 t 16.000 ,10 . 1 0= 01s psal 1.1.0001 110 Dttio Albina. I 5 N 1404 moo. so . supaL.ciiii...l 6 ~ - g Is,lo ON Moos* Melte& 4 1 114 114000 II :ny0110ad054.70.(11.) • 3 $44 16.011 00 City 0004 1 / 4 00 3 4 1 0 26 16 10 4 4.969 , 80 16 I 95,000' I Clty 0 1704cowOu (1.4 all 10 11 1001 60 Chi 01504(Um.) l5 IN 1814 80.000 611 .01116111,W444) 14000 le ; Do. 1103,00, 80 ,Oommieoll7o o l llo ' 6 p , 00 560001 10 .030.044141031 4 e.1 1 1 • ip 17,600 • 10 Continental Us.GaalL , all 15 6.5001 10 I Do. ....,. - all 13 15 MOO .16 C0p.32/30,7707.71p e. all , 6 7 440,000100 'c.enAn.gamir 7 . 4 9 e - all 10 103 410000 404 00 Do. do. 1879 do. ill 10$ 1041 04.1 I 10 C. Yose. 0 17 04 (L ) 611 t i 1000011 I Do.cd 1140 1 1 1 (1.).. 16 1001131. 6 1. Crystal Pasc• . -.... IN 21 13 Thos 41110,1 0 .•.) St.. DO. 71.101011.311 . - . 100 05 90 4271,000 ,N. Do. op. et. Pe re. 10 105 IN 10,40 .10 Talterl% AU= (I. 1 14 7 6.. *OO 50 tindtaLsad C. 44141. 10 11 644 50,401 is 1. Lod* Irelg. 4 IS II dl4l. 40.000 , SO 110 w Var .. -„. s 7 4 17 A 4 2,009200 100 Fdypt.94e.T l-4470 7 10 ... gnu. by EopttanG o . all 90 91 I ' Do. &rip, gua.oydltto 5 4 1 p 140.519' 10 sg.7pugmeouLandm.., 0 • 41 44! 4679.971 ,t. 1:',a1r15111417591 .... IN 161 158 15.00; 10 Do. 114 w - . . .... $ • 69 50,400 1 • 155.6664C0p9 44. ( 126 d It I i 10.00 16 54. and Poems dodb I 6 6 10,C04 'lOO ,101.4 lloottldtMarto.(l 8 10 8 1 10,600 10 Y Euethasing.• 6 l d i 044 14000 90 70,0.10 iWaiottoooo (1. , It i,4 o, 1443,03 10 Clen 51466 erulCradlt& 10(1. IpA602 16 01 74 24 De 241 214000 15 Ves. Na• 10,000 80 Boas *Colonial 44.(L ' 6 Si 3 4 4 5,070 10 llonolLoog& Chia& Oa, BII 100,00 10 Hodoon's Day.. - . .. 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Id 1101 31 4 1.14.11 1.11.1 5.9.0 111.7.0 • 10414 0 LO.S 1 ,4868. , Itoirzr KA 111017.-(771D3 DAY.) 0111 O'Ol.OOE. A vague feeling of distrust with regard to the future course of our relations with the United States government has induced further speculative sales of the English funds to-day, but no addi tional reduction of any importance has taken place, the market being supported by the re-investment of a small portion of the dividends, the payment of which at the Bank of England commenced this morning. Railway stocks are in request, at an improvement in several cases. Foreign bonds are also firm. Banking and financial shares have been little dealt in. As regards miscellaneous descriptions Atlantic Cable have experienced an important im provement, upon a rumour that the Atlantic Tele graph Company, in accordance with the power originally taken by the directors, have arranged to' , pay off the shareholders in the Anglo-American Telegraph at 20?. per share, or 10/. premium. i : United States 5-20 bonds have again given way. I i The supply of money in the discount market I i has largely augmented to-day, in consequence of I the payment of the dividends at the Ba nk. An 1 : increased number of transactions in the best payer have accordingly taken place at 11 per cent., or al below the Bank rate. There is little or no demand in the Stock Exchange for short loans at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 92, ex div., for money, and 92 tof for the new account (6th February). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents are dull at 92 to 1. The railway stocks are inquired for, and the tendency of prices generally is favourable. Metro politan, and York and North Midland have im proved 1 per cent. ; London and North Western,' 1; Caledonian, 1 ; and Great Eastern, 1. Great Western, however, has receded 1. Subjoined are the quotations :-Metropolitan, 1141 to 1 ; Great Western, 441 to 1 ; London and North West ern, 114 k to f ; Midland, 103 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to 123 ; Caledonian, 741 to 11 South Eastern, 671 to f ; Great Eastern, 30 to 1 ; Great Northern, 106 to 107 ; ditto A, 1081 to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to 1 ; North British, 331 to 341 ; Brighton, 481 to 1 ; Berwick, 981 to 991 ; and York and North Midland, 911 to 921. There is a moderate demand for foreign stocks. t 7 .- Egyptian of 1864 have improved 1 per cent., viz., to 831 to 861 ; and Greek are 1 better, at 121 to /. Turkish of 1862 are at 561 to 37i ; ditto, of 1863, 301 to 1 ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 341 to 1 ; Italian of 1801, 41,, , to I, showing a decline of pal 1; and Mexican, 151 to 1. The transactions in American securities exhibit a preponderance of sales. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 711 to 1, showing a fresh decline of 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 481 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, Bdf to 1. 10 1 Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares have advanced ss. to 10e., being quoted 191 to 20 and 31 to 1, re spectively. In the market for bank shares, Chartered Mer cantile of India have receded 10s. Ilia., to 271 to 24. London sand Westminster are quoted 70 to 1 71 ; Union of London, 35 to 36 ; Imperial Otte man, 1} to 11 die., ex div. ; and London and County, 541 to 54. -- Financial shares have changed h Inds to a slight extent, at yesterday's quotations. Intern?- " 5 4 tional Financial, 21 to II die. ; London, 231 to 221 t - dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 die. ; and Credi , . = its Foncier, 3} to 1 per share. 1 - Petitions for the winding up of the United -. - id English and Scottish Life Insurance Company ... (Limited) and London and Westminster C.. - Ter,i -= tire Stores (Limited) are tope heard before Vice .. Chancellor Malins on the 17th instant. A - re _ petition for the continuance of the volun -' 41 . tary winding up of the Wholesale and Export -. - Drug Company, subject to the supervision of the = Court of Chancery, is also to be heard on the same - day. - The half-yearly meeting of the Scottieh Austra = lian Investment Company (Limited) will be held - on the 31st. inst., when a!dividend will be declared. - HALT-PART ONE O'CLOCK. - Consols are inquired for,!and hate improved 1 - per cent., vie., to 921 to 1, ex dlr., fur money and i 34 - 1 the account. A similar movement ha s occurred in v i - the Three per Cents. Re duced and New Three per 1 - Id Cents. Great Western, South Eastern, and Ber - A l i - - wick railway stocks have advanced 1t . 1 leer cont. L ''' 14 since 1 o'clock ; but London and North Western, Midland, Great Northern A, and Caledonian have ai - declined to the same extent. Great Eastern is is ! -- decidedly heavy, and has fallen I f per cent., the, • - present price being 2SI to 29. Foreign securities 1 It - are quiet. t - The report of the committee .4 investigation I ✓ - it - of the Caledonian comp any continues to be 1,0 - = much canvassed, and thejklirectors' report, to ell be issued in February, will be looked for Ed, " ad ward to with g reat interest, as it will show W' --_ w hat dividend can be exhibi ted now that the m' I L. l premium fund is to be allocated to other purr:dies,' I- - and the lino thus to be left to de p end on its own • = earnings. It is felt to be a g reat defect that the i du - report of the committee of in v e sti g ation is so et - & - silent with regard to the prospects for the future .- pi b point in which it falls far short of the report 14 ' ~: issued by the committee of investigation of the - els Brighton Company. Al - With reference to the new Portuguese Loan, hut lot re Mesas. Stern Brothers have given notice that di- "payments in full of all the instalments on this . ..7. loan will bet received from the Bth to 30th January - inclusive, with discount at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum from date of payment. After the 30th init. full payments can only be made upon the days on which the instalments fall due." About 28,0 00 ? . in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 15,090 sovereigns were rusts-1 d r awn for Alexandria. The 209,0001. lien, by the Anglesea, was taken for the Continent, making the total purchased for that quarter during the last day or two, out of the recent arrivals, about 800,0001. It is consideredremarkable that so large an amount has been moved without re ducing any appreciable increase of demand in the discount market. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Holland and Vienna were somewhat leas favourable for this country. As regards other places there was no change. The rates were as under : Aresterdeat 3 assaths, 12.0 1 to 12.01; ditto, sho rt, 11.18 to 11.111; Eatiordaoi, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.01 ; II war. 5.36 to 23.40; Brussels, S mcotho, M. 35 to *49; Miami end Mona, ltesoathe, 13.91 to 11.1t212.1...5c1it 050=81311%.33rieri1.:::220:t0, 1.511 ti r .. .a. =oaths, 15.3 D to 25.35 ; Mareoi ll eo, 30 to 15.35 • Irosaldert.en4ho-Molne , 3 mimes. 1101 to 1301 ; Timm. 3 sacoths. 12. 30 to 12.40 $ MUM*. 3 months, 12.30 to 1140; Mark% 3 mead^ Erratoode, 3 tonthe, 415} to 414 ; Osdia, 3 otsallsk to4B ; Satelo, 3maaths, 8 bat; 3loosehs. to ; yabiallsOsisaths.4Bl lo 483 ; Bar ash," S Meths. 481 to 481 ; Mao, 3 vesathe, 481 to iii t is 3 &matt 41 to 488 t , s. 3 aril" ILO MOO 1 3 lasses, 211.40 to s M. to /0.30 ; Wor, 3 liki9atsilddLitrdte en lalloir II swamp 29.40 to 0.00 • 901 are dials.llll to El; Oros% 10 days' date. hi ee. i. The madras Railway Conicany, with the sanction of her Majesty's Secreta r y of She for India in Count, have issued additional capital to the ex tent et one million steeling, in sha res of 201. each, bearing a guaranteed interest of 5 per cent. per anntss. -,3 It appears that the liquidators of Barned's tank ing Company (Limited) intend to proceed, imme diately upon the opening of the Chancery offices on the Bth inst., towards the enforcement of a call upon part members. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Rail way traffic return shows thin week an increase of 3,509/. over the corresponding period of 1867 ; and the Glasgow and South Western a decrease of 6531. It was inaccurately stated on Monday that the Caledonian Railway traffic for the half-veer up to the 31st December showed a decrease, compared with the corresponding period of the precious year, the fact appearing to be that there is an increase of upwards of 9,000/. The last weekly retarn, how ever, showed a diminution of 1,3741. compared with the corresponding period. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 3rd inst. shows an increase of 1.0921. compared with last year • and the Grand Trunk return for the week ending the 21st of December a decrease of 1,9091. The half-yearly meeting of the Fait and West India Dock Company is called for the 17th inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lasursine—Comasrcial Enloe, 41; North British and Mercantile, 15). Ocean Marine, 21, 201, 20, 1 ; Thames and Mersey Maine (Limited), 51.16, 5 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 4f. e. Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited) , 4 ). t, thy. City of Moscow (;a.., 101; Commercial, 32; European (New), 7 ; Groat Cectril, 12„ f, ; I m perial Continental, 931 f London, 62', ,1; Western, B, M. locus—East and West India, IN, 1; London and St. Katherine, 51. Canals--Regent's (or London), 21, 1„ Wof, lf, The numbers are published of 1,287 bonds, amounting to 28291 ' 001. of the Consolidated Peru vian Five per Cent. Loan of 1865, which were drawn on the 2nd inst., and are to be paid off at par on the Ist of April. TUESDAY Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 ex div., for the 7th February, opened this morning at 921 to g, and closed at 9'4, or 92 1-16 to 3-16. For money the last price was 92 to The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 94), ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 2, 1., 2 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 2, h, 2, 1 : Bank Rock, 239, 41 ; India Stock, 217, 161 ex dir.; ditto Five per Cent., 111 j, 10i, 11 ex d.v.; ditto Four per Cent., 109 g ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five-au...-a- Half per Cent., 1 08 ; ditto gond', 355. prem. Little change occurred in Indian gowria:lent securities. Exchequer Bills were rather flat, at 225. t.. prem. The foreign stock market was firm, With a ae rate demand for some of the bonds I% Ittc:k axe usually not much dealt in. Colombian and Peru vian of 181;5 advanced 1 per cent. ; Egyptian and Chili= of 1866 and 1867, i; Spanish New Deferred and Italian of IS6I, ; an Spanish New Three par Cents., ft. Turkish of 1865 were exceptiona.ly flat, and declined 1. The advance in Peruvian is stated to be caused by repurchases by the :I-liters of drawn bonds. Egyptian Nine per Cont. Scrip was last .tioteil dis. to J'„ prem. ; Portuguese Scrip, to 1 vre:u.; and the Honduras Government Railway L to 1 prem., ex coupon. Great Eastern ilailway stock was deal; In to day as low as 29::, being about 2 lower C. ,an yesterday, owing to the announcement floe. Mr. Watkin, has declined to take a seat at the board. The closing quotation showed a partial re covery, yet was g below that of yesterday. Transactions to a fair extent were reportej. in bank shares. Loudon and Brazilian intpr , 4 ed 11. ; Anglo Egyptian and English Bank oi Iti.. de Janeiro, 10a. ; and London and River Inate (11.-7). ss. London and Westminster (new) and Ctn.... of London, however, declined 10s. As regards filimcial shares, London Financial declined 10s., awl International and General Credit were slightly worse. Credit Foncier, how ever, met with inquiry. Prices dosed as : International 2t to 2 dis. ; G.i.eral Credit, 2g to n ; London Financial, 231 to fai die. ; and Credit Fonder, 311 to 34 per sitar?. • few dealinos took place in Atlantic C.-'4e shares at yesterday's quotations. Anglo-Anteriout closed at 101 tot ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4k to ; end Telegrsph Ck.ll - at 141 to 2. Tho only change in colonial government sc2or;- ties was a decline of it per cent. in Victorian. MINES. -(THIS DAY.) ------- Owls °Viotti. In the mining market to-day there is a 3otl demand fir gOlllO shares, including West Chiverton, Wheal Trelawncy, Prince of Wales, Wheal Buller, West Drakewalls, and New Whelli Lovell. Annesod arc the quotations : West Chivorton, G 7/ to tilt} ; Prince of Wales, 545. to sk;s. ; Chivertm Moor, .7d to I ; West Drai.e walls, 61. 6d. to Bs. lid. ; Emit Lovell, 7s. 641. to 10s. ; Lovell Consols, 7a. 6d. to 10s. ; earn Drea, 23 to 24 ; Wheal Seton, 80 to 821 ; Great Vor, 161_ to 171; Drakewalls , 10s . to 12s. ; and Wheal Buller, 17 to 18. Ann ' exod are the quotations for foreign and colonial mining shares. viz. : —St. John del Rey, to 69 ; Don Pedro , 21 to ; prom. Analo -57 Brazilian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Pestarjna, Ms. to 1 prom. ; Chontales, ig to 1, 1 , &B.; ROlll3 Grande, Ito # ; ditto, paid up. *; Anglo-Italian, par, to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 11; Fruntino and Bolivia, f to i; Port 1 to 11; Central American, dis. to par • and Anglo-Argentine, to prem. Com , The letters of allotment of the Arge Atiae , pany (Limited) have been issued. PROVINCIAL MARS MARKETS. LiVEltroOL, ;Lg. 7.—Sates today : Gattitont:m.73j 34 51 243 l —Great Eastern, 30430 224 30—Immadthe and YorksWro. I _ :24 —London and North Waters. 11 1 4 i ll} 14-11antheFter. nh-164.1, an d Lincolnshire, 44 4 —Metropolitan, 114 il4 13 4 14 —Midland, 102 4—North Mitisk 324—Lanem:.r tod 'Wilde, 210iN02221 Vll2Oll A. 227—(band Trunk of C an3 da.4l34—Great Western of Canada, 111. 7.16-'Omit Lasemnotiew IMAM" 87-18 4 —Liverpool midland= 68,14.111M0 Fire and !Me, Se. p.— ilaritimo Insurance . limited), 4 d.—ltynt I osuraute, 2 p Atlantic Telegropli 8 por cent., 4 12-10 s—lltuioorn Soap and Alk. t lAmitai, MAxennersitJAN. 7 —Market steady, with a good baii:.ess doing. Alliance I:.‘nk . Limited), ill d.—Atlantic Telegraph Frei. EL T ht per Cent- io,--calidonlan, 73 4 313 I a 22 32 i 2 2 2—C.V.11C1A20.1 1411 k. 3 p.—Orest Eastern, 530 tol 30 VI SD --Grant Luxembourg, 817.16 I felt 4—Ortat Northern A. 1074 I —Great Western of Canada, 1611 —Heywood and Co. (Limited,. 7i 4.-1111•01884—Lancaddre and Yorimhire, 1224 London and Craledoulan ilin Insurance (Limited), 04 d.—Lemlon and North Western, 1134 4 14—Mandate and County Bank (Limited), 114p.—Manclmdar, 22111112116.1. and Lincolnshire, 44 4-- Metropolitan, 114 134 14 } mi l 461,44 —Midland, 102 4 4 4 l—linuth Eastern, 074 I—Tbanies Marine lasursum i Limited., 3 1-16 !Cp.—tatted Status IS-20 Years' Bonds, 724 —Metropolitan Tatman's'. 1024. 12aninoirtn. Jag. 7.—The transactions h tble market to day Included-Severn Valley Railway sharca, at 1St —Binning ham canal, at list —Birmingham Banking Coropanj shares. at 14 pro.--Gloomater Wagon shares ~ Liruitedi, at 13—and Railway Carriage shares tddb.6.=.at 1 pm. Closing mime: Gnat Western Railway tivaranta, 34 _per cent., sellers at 65—iiirmhagbam Town and District Banks, at 104 to 11— Lloyd's Sank Wires, at 61 to 64 pm. —Britannia Mills, buy en, at ll dis.-and Midland Wagon shares sellers, at 92. MUM JAIL 6.—Three_pq Cent Consos, 924—Nsw Three nee cwt. Mock, 914 4—Ditto, for account, Fen 0, 914—Lndla We per Cent. July lello Meek tranderable at the hank af lre laud), 111{-11111 14 States Seed; S-20 y ` I.1 0 pee Cent. (issued 1:4:21 722 National Bank (230 paid) 61!--Dltto. for account. Cl Borst Bank (210 paid), g24—Craton Bank (limited) (de paid` Great 174—Vidland and Great Westin' (2100 paid, 50 38 543!-- Great Southern and Weaken 4 per Cent. perpetual 1.2100 Paid). Mi. THE SPAIN° s CIRCUITS Or THE JEDGES.--011 Thursday, the 16th inst., the common law spr t g dges will emembis in the Exchequer to select their circuits. The chiefs of the three courts ham the firrt choice. ADMISSION or Arrozamrs.—There are as many as 86 Weisel applications for Dort term to be admitted as alfamerP, holddes • number of renewed applications. Upwards of 10,000 am, it is understood , on the " roll," as it is termed. Tan broararmammaan SALMON Fisanvos.—lt lis said that his Gress the Duke of Northumberland is about Mal&P into his own hands all his salmon fishing@ of the Trak,Ooquet, fad A/a riven, also the ose oast barman thereto, with • view to their neral imaawl iro ent ; mod his m os kos appointed Ur. geDunbar, tr Cast Castle, Thum, to the sole sossaguient of those eatessive fisheries. • 11/ilkA!1111 1 V , .*) h.Y