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

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Common fisajsent.) Vert French. 33, traveller, pleaded guilty to an Wick ,sis s c harging him with embezzling maim to the amount of V., belooging to his employer. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted, and it appeared from hit dates cent that the FIT180•0r was ie the service of Yr. Stephen w oo d. a jeweller, residing at Birmingham, as traveller, NA ;n that capacity be received the different accounts from the customers in London, and had failed to account for Item. Mr. Metcalfe said the amount at present discovered t.; to deficient was 501. but fresh sums presented them. so lves on the presentation of the account& He also men. w ood that in July last it was found that the mimeo. had em bezzled "_ CJ/.; but at the entreaty of his trim& Mr. Wood est induced to forgive him end allow him to p on as Woes, sod ie August, the following mon* he again commenoed h I system of robbery. The Common Serjeaut said it was a very bad cam, and frotenced the prisoner to five yews' panel servitude. Cws, 27, clerk, plea guilty to an WM r.eut charging him with forging two orders for the payment of 94/. mad 2141. The prisoner was in the employ of a mercantile Ina aa a dark, end had authority to sign cheques, and took ad motage of that privilege to obtain the two amounts named, a fter which he absconded, and was taken at Hull with m anly the whole of the money in his possession, as he was abut to leave the country. the Common Serjeant sentenced the prisoner to five ca rs' penal servitude. 4,11,1 Oppia,,U, clerk, pleaded guilty to a charge of em bezzlement. The prisoner was in the service of Mows. Templeton and Co. as a clerk, and it appeared that be had in that capacity received the sums of 5/. and 431. 15a., for whore he h & j Dever accounted. It transpired that the prisoner had been s exed in betting transactions, and bad been led away by others, who had also been defrauding their employers, end coder these circumstance* theprosecutors recommended him to mercy. The Common Serjeant, in pasting sentence, said that on account of the prosecutor's recommendation to mercy, he should pass a lighter 'enteric* then he should otherwise have done, although the fact of the prisoner hawing been eg ged in betting transactions was rather an aggravation of the (deuce than otherwise. He mutinied the prisoner to eighteen months' imprisonment with bard labour. A4.,:pher Oppenhiest,2O, clerk. surrendered to take his trial upon au indictment charging him with stealing the sm of 94f. Si. 10d. and other sums, amounting to 5491. the stool's of his employer, William Virgo WiLion. Mr. Orridge and Mr. F. Lewis appeared for the proems con, and Mr. Metcalfe defended the prisoner. The prisoner, it appeared was formerly in business on hi s own account as a chemic;l manufacturer, but could not rod his liabilities, and Mr. Wilma, the prosecutor, who was one of his chief creditors, offered to make a compro mue with the other creditors if the prisoner would allow bin to take what meets he had at the time. This was ',mad to and Mr. Wilson paid the composition, and took the estate. on which he lost upwards of SC3/. Mr. Wilms at that time hada partnarand was carrying on Matinees under the title of Wilma and Fletcher, and the prisoner was after. w or d. employed as clerk and traveller. Mr. Wilson having dissolved partnership with Mr. Fletcher the prisoner said Le should like to become a partner is the firm, to which Mr. Wilms agreed, providing the prisoner should Fut 1,000/. in the business, in addition to pay isg caw., which Mr. Wilson bad lost on the sum The prisoner agreed, and said hi. uncle, Mr. Hobechieo, would advance the money for him. After that the sum of 7504 was paid into Mr. Wilson's account by the prisoner, which be represented he had received from hi hack. Shortly after, however, the prisooar said his mole would not advance him the remaining portion of the money, and be had coosemmotly drawn bills on him (Mr. Wilson) for the 7001, odd which tad been already advanced, which bills wore j ail by Mr. Wilson. In March, 1863, Mr. Wilson had ive r:sioe to go abroad, and gave the prisoner authority to sign 3 . . cheques, hills, and promissory cotes, for the purposes of caryieg on the Milner in the name of Wilson and Co., and g,re the Bank of Ladoga, where be kept his account, autho- Zty to honour the prisoner's signature and all such drafts. After returning to England, Mr. Wilson was laid up for some time, and was totally unable to attend to his basins's, bog which time he had not revoked the authority watch he had given the prisoner on go i ng so that he continued to hold the same powers. On returning to business after his inner, Mr. Wilson found the prisoner absent ; but found a letter in the prieoner's Mod writing, and addressed to Mr. Wilson, in which the prisoner oh bun not to judge him until he had semi him, and to forgive the trouble he had beeped upon his head and not to curse his " Broken-hearted Opperleiro." l'oin an amminatton of his affairs, it was die. covered that the amount at the bankers' was very low what Mr. Wilson had expected, and that several rams ' forming the amount mentioned in the indictment, bad hen drawn out by the prisoner and had not been used by him for the purposes of Mr. Wilem's business, but ware Mired to the prisoner's private banking account, which he lad re-opened during Mr. Wilson's absence. Tte defence set no on the pert of the prisoner was that he was a partner, and had drawn the money in that capacity. [The cam was proceeding when we treat to prem.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. THE NEW MAGISTRATE—XL vAroaLs. The new magietrate, appointed to mooed Mr. Cowie on Lis vacating him meat as a magistmte, in consequence of his appointment to the office of City Ramerabranoer, took his seat for the first time this morning. This seems a proper occasion for narking that every person connected with the police wart has been strongly nimble of the lose which the magistracy has sustained ia the withdrawal of Mr. Comb, from his oonuesion with the thief police court. NetRYLEBONR. CIFRACDDIO TEE OKLA? WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. W,,iloot Jona was brought op by Mr. Dural* =Per' inteetieut of the Greet Western Railway Cempsay's Pollcr, charged with the following fraud : burelle stated that yesterday evening the . prisoner weariest into custody at the Paddington station, in core quince of the collector having ascertained that be bad travelled to London without a ticket. When questioned by witness he alleged that be should out have gat lot* the carriage if he had sot fully expected that, upon melding the end of his journey, a friend would meet him and pay 1 : Ins fare. Mr. Yardley—Where did be set is? Witness—Re says that he came from leastisitom. Mr. Yardley— Wet it not toned out till the trails reached Paddington that be had so ticket! Witnese—Yea, sir, it was discovered st Rwdim, bet the stationmaster there permitted him to proceed, Waemag his statermet to be correct, and that the friend he had spokes of would reset him. Mr. Yardley—That the prisoner has defrauded the ems may. there ma be no doubt ; but, although the fraud was discovered at Reading, the stationmaster. out of good Baton. Ineemita him to travel on, although might at MOO bars given bins into custody there. The offstage was committed it a comity is respect to which I have so juris diction, and I must therefore die/harp the prisoner ; at the urns time 1 regret that it is not is my power to punish him. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. COMMITTAL or TIIMATIII MITI& kirrl Hal charged with pickles the pooksto of hakes leaving the Pommes Theatre, after the day performers of the pantomime was errs brought up by Edwin Ceatberpe, or of the ofbosn of the Detective Depuinment, &odes& yard, a lady now being in attendance to identify the pane and monists found upon the prisoner. Mrs. Rebecca Laurence, a lady Mein at Norwood, iden tified the puree aod contrite, which ales mimed while leaving th e Princer's Theatre. Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner, who has Emily bre just liberated, after undergoing ail mouths' imprisonment for picking • lady's pocket at the Italian Opera, Covent- Praia, brag thee takes veto esseedy by the rme officer. Ellen Powell, also charged with pidan the laotbete of ladies at the Proseesee Theatre seder similar circumstances, was also brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt. Mrs. Hinshaw, a lady reaWrg at Haverstock-hill, had ideetified a purse and contents as her property. the haying missed it while at the theatre, but bee to ill to attend the prisoner was formally committed fee trifiL W ESTMINST'ER. DISGMACIFOL OUT 1•011 AT A TAMIL ' l,o *Sle Willey and Richard Brows, two soldiers be !eagle' to the 12th Lasers, were brought before Mr. Araold charged with the following cringe at • tavern : Mr. Beery Edward Street, proprietor of the Trevor Tavern, Knightsbridge, raid that at • little before twelve o'clock last night the primer Wellsy same into the bar of the bore, and without any provocation, bordered with b;i customers there, and eedeavoured to pick • quarrel oat them. Witness endeavoured to persuade . the defendant to be quiet and to go away, hot he refired, and immediately Amok one of the waiter, over the heed with his whim, rid thee attacked open plairent with his fiat, and struck bins several blows on the . bed. Primmer Welton thee attempted to get ass ,but ors jloaant held him in the street, sod while he dl4 so be was attacked furiously and much injured, brag kinked and heat ebott by other peopleesmcially by some more hone soldiers, Doe of whom jobbed his spar through hie arm. Mr. Street's fate was much lammed and diagonal, and he complained that he was inhattsted by t h e ill-trestment he bad roomed. Robert Teckwell, a waiter at the Trevor, said that,. , to 'tint other act. of miroodmat of which they win milky. • Aral wuich led to the serious disturber* which followed, °to that he went up to • yoereg woman she was in rm. patsy with a seen sad " bugged " bor. Ifitmene spoke to subrequent violates of Walley s. James Jaques, taswilwr waiter. also proved his oriseamded. All them Witllllllllllll differed ea to the state is which defendant was; they all woad that he was not sober. Police-tometable Malls, 253 B, rid he fined Mr. Street and the prisoner Walley straggling, and rein Mr. Sense bleeding from the hijarioa be hod rossitod he took Willey Mon his whoa Brown mime up, got batman Ind rid be sat be taken. at WM= TILE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, : FEI3RITARIC f 2, 1864. other people pulled Welly one way and witness the other and he was rescued; but Mr. Street having been is ad vases, stopped Welliry se witness wee approaching bin' when Brows, bolding up the hilt end a hit riding whip' said he would knock him down if he attempted to take Welly . Two other cosolabiso fortmately arrived at the moonset, and rebated his carrying hie throat out. Andrew Chiba, 276 B, end that Brown violently es sashed him. He kicked him repeatedly on the lop. Wetlywas lubricated, Brown bad not bees drinking so freely, and keno well what he was about. Mr. Arnold considered the matter so serious that be dared his intention of sending it for ti iaL Primary were remanded far the depositioas to he pre par SHARE LIST&-(IBIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway market is fiat today, and prime generally have declined. Metropolitan stock has receded 1 per cent. ; Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire , 1 ; London and North Western, ; Great Northern, k ; South Eastern, 1 • and Great Eastern, 1. London and North Western stook h now quoted 1051 to 1061 ; Great Western, 631 to 641; Mid land, 1271 to 1281 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; Great No rthern , 177} to 128} ; South Eastern, 94 to 941 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 491 ; Metropolitan, 98 to 99 ; and London and South Western, 102 to 103. Indian and Canadian railway shares are quiet in the absence of any transactions of importance. Bahia exhibit an upward tendency. Wf all an' manias zAawAYs. ex I pd. I JuziwAn. las.lllp.e. Boiterdama Belgian L 1 11-AprieG.Boa=a) ',Copenhagen ( 141L**Zstandon io ;11;;ab — nridt — irtagold( II 'Dann BBenLD sll I Do all loatern of Fran ▪ Od. &masa gnu. 5 so. a. W Groat Luxembourg ill hall= Junction all NatnALiego all D 0.60. c.Srf. Nag. gov al Northern of U Do. New Sh. loa sink) W Milan B.Agroa g. 7 p.a. d 0.... W Norwegian 'frank (Sotyrnldln all Paris, Lyons,sad oi Madlt all Pada and Orland W icons & & lreado(L all Royal Danlah Itogil Sardinian W Loyal Swedish. • Do. 7 per oent. all ;Unto, and Menu . ▪ I Do. ie per cent. Pr f. I :flan Paolo g.7per at. alll Do. do all Ift.Atun &Lora.V 1,43 'llouthgaat. of ell 'Southern of Franco.— I Twin and Bann I Do. do W Wed Flanders ai Do. 64, per cell Prot all Waal & N.W.of DIBIN TVS fo. 1 81 1. I si • 11 14 I I} Ps 114 191 10e 11 1 20 21 22 10} 10/ Der i 8 9 U 11 re ra 80 40 le le 19 le • f 3 eejj 11. 23 e lei 6 16 . 16 '~! i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoct. The stock markets opened this mordng with more steadiness, but there has since been a renewal of agitation. Home railway securities and the speculative foreign bonds are now quoted at a moderate reduction from last evening's prices. The funds are barely so good as they closed yesterday, but the reduction in Consols scarcely reaches } per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rental's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 05c., being nearly i per cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 84 to 90k, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, and 94 to k for March. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90, 89/, 901 ; ditto, for account, 891, 90 ; Three per Cents. Iteduosd, 891, 90k ; New Three per Cents., 891, 90, 891, 901 ; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; Indian Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 4, 103 k, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981; ditto Bonds, Ba. dis. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 10f, k ; and Exche quer Bills, 45., 10s. dia. Foreign stocks have experienced repeated varia tions. Greek, Mexican, Spanish Passive, and Turk ish Conaolido% are now quoted Ito per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Greek Bonds are quoted 201 to 1 ; Mexican, 341 to I ; Passive, 314 to ; and Turkish Consolidds, 464 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 96 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ; Egyptian, 100 ; Greek, for account, 204, f, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 91; Italian, for account, 67, 66f ; Mexican, for account, 344, 4, 1 ; New Granada, 121 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 471 ; ditto 1856, ,Ic., for ac count, 4 74 ; Russian, 1862 , 8 74, 8 7 ; Spa nish Passive, for account, 311, 1, 3 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, 13 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 881, 88 ; ditto 1868, for account, 691 ; ditto, 1862, 661 ; ditto for ac count, 661 ; ditto 100/. bonds, 64 671 ; Vene zuela, 1862, 644. International Financial shares are quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem.; Egyp tian Trading, 2 to f prem.; Consolidated Dis count Company, f dis. to par ; Mauritius land Credit and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 4 to pram. ; Land Securities, 1 to If prem. ; Afor esaid. Credit, 411 to 5 prem. ; East London I Bank, 21 to l prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, I to f prem. ; Contract Corporation, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Adriatic Steam, 1 to Of die. ___ The majority of yesterday's sales appear to have been for account of weak speculative holders, but a strong disposition has at the same time been evinced to press speculative sales, and the effect of both these operations must be to place the market upon a firmer basis. Even bank shares have not escaped the effects of the general depression, although, as need scarcely be remarked, the profits of the majority of these establishments, as well as of most of the other legi timate projects of the day, cannot be interfered with by the present state of foreign politics. Moderate amounts of gold continue to be oarried to the Bank of England, and the position of the Bank of Prance is stated to have improved considerably, but public securities are at present solely regulated by the course of foreign politics. The one question which has absorbed attention is—ls the entry of the Austrian and Prussian troops into Sleawig to be regarded as the preliminary of a settlement of the points in dispute, or as the first of a series of steps leading to a general European embroilment 1 There was a good demand for money yesterday in all quarters, including the Bank of England, owing partly to preparations for the bills maturing on the 4th, and the rate for good paper was not below 8 per cent. The annexed notification has been issued from the Bank of England : Bank of England, Fob. 1...186. Notice is hereby given, that in onle'r to Prepare — the dirt dead, doe ea the sth April. 1864, the hal/moss of the seve ral amount' is the following foods will be struck me tbe night of Tuesday, the Ist March, 1861 —via : New Three per Cent Annuities, Reduced Three per Cant Ammitiss, Annuities for Thirty Yews, Annuities for Terms of Years, sod Indio Four per Net Stock. Os Wedoreday, the 2.d the abovemained foods will be transferable willsoot the dividend doe oo the sth April nett. Bank Stook.— Shot : Wednesday, 16th Marsh, 1861. Open : Wednesday, 6th April, 1864. ___. • • • About 10,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. Some sovereigns may be withdrawn in a day or two for Alexandria. The outward packet for the West Indies will take 14,0001. in gold. The Africa, from Boston, has brought 11,7941. in specie. The Magdalena, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 19,2211. About 242,5001 in gold is now on the way from Melbourne to ringland The Suffolk (out 86 days) has 115,5001. • the Water Nymph (oat 72 days), 56,0001 ; and the Omar Pasha (out 70 days), 740001. It appears from the official report of the French Minister of Finance, on the new loan, just pub lished, that although he admitted, concurrently with specie and for important subscriptions, the direct deposit, as a guarantee, of rente of the State and of Treasury bonds, the sums actually paid in as deposit reached 230,000,000 francs, or 9,200,0001. sterling. It is no wonder, therefore, that the French money market was rendered tight while this gigantic operation was in progress. From the day following that on which the list was closed— i.e., on the 26th January—the minister authorised the reimbursement of nine-tenths of the sums paid in by subscribers for 3,000 f. of rente and upwards, and this is doubtless the cause of the easier appear- Luce of the money market reported in recent advice& The negotiation of the loan altogether must have added materially to the resources of the Bank of France, u will doubtless be shown in the next return of that establishment, to be published on Friday week. The Committee of the Stock Exchanga.have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the Canadian Loan and Investment Com pany (Limited) and the Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company (Limited), both of which are to be officially marked. The proposed dividend on London and South Western Raillery stock is officially announced at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum, and that on Dublin and Belfast Junctiou Railway stock at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The dividend in the former ease for the corresponding period of 1862 was at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and in the latter 4. The first ordinary meeting of the London Finan cial Association took place yesterday. The accounts show a clear profit of 28,7651., out of which a dividend and bonus equal to 15 per cent. per annum (18s. per share) were declared, free of income tax, leaving 10,2401. to be carried forward. The chairman, Mr. Hackblock, remarked that the chief feature was that the profit earned was nude week by week by sound, legitimate, and every-day business, and not by adventitious and extraordinary circumstances, and there was every reason to expect its eoutinuance. The new issue of shares (20,000) will be distributed pro raid amongst the existing shareholders at 41 premium per share. The amount of premium (80,0001.) so realised is to be set aside to form the nucleus of a reserve fund. From the Ist of October next, when there will be 151. per share paid up on each clam, the two issues. ill rank equally. Mr. J. LC. Koch, hitherto the general manager of the company, relinquishes that politica so take his mat as the board as &direst:4r. The following is from the report to be .übmittoi by the directors of the Universal Marine Insurance Company to the fourth annual meeting, which will be held on the 11th February : The directors have to submit to the shareholders the ac- companying annual statement of the accounts<f this corn posy, closed on the 314 December, 1863, and embracing at the company's transactions to that date. It is shown by these aceocate that the net receipts of the pa.t t ear for premium, after deduction of all brokerage, disecatota, and re turns of premium, and of the expense of redosurances effected by the company, amounted to 252,7621. ifs. i d.; while, os the other band, the sum that during that periodircaire dna sod has been paid out of the company's fan& for the &Oat meet of claims, woe 169,2061. la. 83,5621. 7s. 7d. remasned therefore u net balance on the underwriting account 111 favour of the company on the 31st December last, and a further rum of 4,4031. Bs. 7d., for interest to that date, has also been received. From these soarers of revenue the in vestments of the company, which were shove by the per Mena year's accounts, laid before the shareholders, to have been on the 31st December, 1862, 91,11421. 9s. 10d., have is the interval gradually ittemesad to 162.60 WV. Is. l al., while also the large amount of 127,9011. 9a. then at the charge of income and expeedithis amount, has oow diminished to 53,7151. 2s. 10d. In offering to their fellow shareholders their coogratulations upon these gratifying results of the badness of the past year, and the improvement that has taken place in the general position of the company, the di ricZors point with unqualified satisfaction to the testimony borne by the accounts which they now present to the ur'aterrupted and large amount of confidence reposed in the company. The London and Caledonian Marine Ins rands Company liar- appointed Mr. Klaworth England their underwriter. The Brighton Railway traffic shows thiq week a a decrease of 317/. compared with last year. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada have intimated that "the loss on exchange by the conversion of American money received for the carriage of through traffic from the commencement of the current half-year to Jan. 16, 1864, amounted to the sum of 31,926/. 65.,. and at that date there was a further sum of Amer ican funds still remain ing to be converted of 98,423.72 dots. A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Malta and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) by the 244 h February, and a call of 1(. on the shares in the Suburban Hotel Company (Li:.ited) by the 22nd February. An instalment of 1/. on the amend idsue of shares (on which 1/. has been deposited) is to be paid by the shareholders of the Indian Branch Railway Company by the 15th March. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company is called for the 23rd iugt. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. Ed ward Crosland, of Liverpool, to be officizl liqui dator of the Roodee Iron Shipbuilding Company Limited). Meanie. J. H. Schroder and Co. have announced the half-yearly interest, due the 15th Feb., t.O the Bay of Havana and Matanzas (Cuba) Railroad Seven per Cent. Loan of 1863. The following circular has been issued to the shareholders in the Continental Company for the purchase of Thompson's Patents fur Boat Building by Machinery (Limited) : 123, Fenohnrchntreet, EC., Landon, Jan. 25. B'ir,-1 am instructed by the directors to sauounce to you, that out of the deposit received from tin pur chasers on account of their purchase mousys for the French pewits recently sold by the directors, they have resolved upon aed authorised a dnni bution to the shareholden at the rat. of ten per root upon the amount paid upon the ordinary shar es of the com pany, and that the amount of such distribition payable in rt sped of the shares standing in your name in the com pany's books, being , is now sent heremtb, by cheque on the Metropolitan sod Provincial Bank. London. This cheque it will be necessary that you endorse as directed before presentation.—l am, sir, h.c., GEO. GRA-IT, SeCretiLlT. MONDAY Evaata. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 902 to I both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 904 to 4, and after falling to 99 " sellers," and thence recovering to 90k " buyers," closed at 90 to k. For the March settlement the price was per cent. above that for the present account. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 4, 90, ; ditto for account, 904, A, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 904, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 904, 4, 894, 904, k ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five pee Cent. Stock, 1044, 104 ditto for account, 1044; Five per Ceut. " enf " rupee paper, 102 4 . The India Five per nt. Stock remain.. dell. The rupee paper has not experienced any further decline. Exchequer Bills were unaltere d, at lOL to 4s. dia. Foreign stocks have suffered severely from the day's panic, and have closed but slightly above the worst point. Colonial Government securities were heavy, aad a decline took place iu Cape of Good lope, Canada, Mauritius, and Victoria. The market for bank shares was heavy, in .ym pathy with the decline in other securities. A fall varying from ss. to 15s. per share, but in one or two instances amounting to 11., has taken place in most descriptions. London and County Bank shares, however, have risen 21. and an impruvt meat exceptionally occurred in Union Bank of London, British and American Exchange, and Mercantile and Exchange Bank. Anglo-Austriaa Bank closed at f die. to par, and Imperial Ottoman at 7 to prem. The miscellaneous share market was heavy. Australian Mortgage, Hudson's Bay, London General Omnibus, Mercantile Credit, Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam, Oriental Inland . Steam, and Universal Marine, were all lower. Hudson's Bay cloned at 181 to 17g Egyptian Trading shares have declined to 21 to f prem. National Discount shares and St. Katharine Do* stock, however, were firmer. The shares of the Financial Companies have per ' ticipated in the day's falL International Financial, which closed on Saturday at 7! to prem., fell to-day to 61 prem., "sellers," and closed at 61 to 71. General Credit were last quoted 21 to 2f preen., and LoodoaFinancial 10 to wi prem., being 7s. 6d. lower than on Saturday. The shares of the Land Securities Company were last quoted If to 1 prem., being well supported Mauritius Land Credit, 1 to f prem.; Anglo-Italie& Bank, f to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 44 to 6 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 4to 41 prem., being again higher ; Contract Corpora tion, 21 to 3 prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 1- dis. to par; Financial Corporation, 11 to 21 prem.; Uttlehampton Steam, 51 to 8 prem. ; and London Mercantile Discount, 2 to 3 prem. i i i -1 No. IN. 1 82001.1. IPdi CL prima I dmas. {9;011'84. 04.11414.4 p.c. Mar. 1100 OS 06 - 1001016. 84. 0.1441m.,4p.e..Jan.&J 'IN N 191 89 511000 la 41.1141a.-W.31. --IN, 418.600; Bt. Una°. at, Js. js tp. a e./ Ml anel . . 17 - 1 100 " 0 10 10 10 1 - 631000 83 Imagrigh.4p.alaeo.l 100 97 98 - 10N201, la &N.W.ip.c...7andkJ WO el 11) - 313N01 K. Do. S} p.c.lase.al 03 IS 87 - N 0,739 N. I:ll.W.,4p.c.Jaara 100 97 90 - .... 'St Itidland,4p.aJaa&J IN 17 19 ... .... 1 ltb. et An_ 00 149 Ul L _. u ,tn, 114. 11.Marn.,4p.c.JamIN 100 96 97 - .... 131 1111.,4p.c.Ap. 100 - - - /1 WELL/100UL No. 1 816 I 0010.69199 I P.i. 1 OL picot 1 Seim 10,000 10 Aagiollerkea JUN an 11 111} 1 - 60,000. 10 Atlantic 111.11411176 (L) 4111 -- - - 91.0110 i SS Amtrallan AvivaL . l9 19 11 - NAN 16 AmtrallimlLL&fat i 1 4 9 1M1 - 47,000 i 10 BerliaWaterworta aD 81 - 10.001 5 Bombay One (Limi 4 idia 19 01 - 4{oo, 60 Britieh America& Una 40 . 23 00 - 6937801. 04. ,S.& I. Mag. Tel. (1.) 100 67 62 rd - 1/,600 10 (NUM Indian Tea (L )I 6 } limn - NOW 20 'Stith& Iron - - - 40,000 31 iCanada Agency As. (L)' i la - - - 8,016 3211 Canada Land ;L) I all 79 01 - 26,000' 10 • Ceylon Company I T 3 4pm - 60,0000 10 'Cain. otahltaaner.(9l 2 Ohl ipm - 50.000' MO ,CommercislUalontlnad 11 0 glen 1- 15,000 IS .00p.11.1M . Pretnpa an 99 100199.1 89 1 llO 314 4 - 1410,0201., 81 Da ) IN 1 112 1 06 112 177,0001.1 34. Do. 4p. et. Peep. Deb lOl 112 116 112 I x 10.000100 DiamentCorporat'an(L Tk s 4 - 60.000' 20 India Irrlg. & Coital 5 5 4 - 100.000 20 Cos.& Trd.(l. 2 1 4 } 879,975 t St a Telegraph - 70,000 5 Sag. and AN Oopper 2 an 4le - 125,0001 20 t ig.uredlt& liaolLaa(L 4 269111 411 4 1 sox/ 12 .Den, 81esak Naylor:km 14 21 10 -- 101000 50 . 4 ledsoa4Bar all 164 17} NI 17 150,030 20 Internet Flnaniloc. (11 6 94 7Plallii 11} 50,00010' Italian Irrig. (an. Car. 8 Ile flail - 10000001 /00 I Do. ep. c. 8.4 r. 167 ell 81 01 40,000, 13 ,JtentfitockTesoonat(L) • 5 11 ligem zd!4} 1 }1.4 40,000 25 I Do. New 20,300' 23 'Lond.andCaledon.ll.(L 3 !Pm - 13000 5 ; Lond.Diatrict Teleg.2 an 1 - 20,000 60 'land. Phan. An a 15 lolpin IS} 1 9 1 MAN. 4 , Lood.o.omnlbeeC. L ell 2 11 - NAM N' nutria Intga & 1 1 Two -. 12.000, 10 136413 Ades Tel. (11 MI 4 6 .-. 110001 SO illercan.CreiltAmo.(L 1 4 spm - 12.600( 10 !Natal lend& CoL C. (L. per 4P. , 9/0001 N Iltattonal Dia Co.. CL. 61 6pmed U zd 10.000'1011 Natloaal Steam Nay.(L) 1 Or en s' 4 41 .41311 10 Norbodda Coal & L (L) 1 1 p - 1*07614600 Do. New ..._ 1 1 9 N. itritten Anaemia (Li aD 1 I 1 r 40.000 1 i N.Brit. & l { ama. be.(L ll' 10 11 NI } 40,003 35 !Ocean Marine mama 1 1 15 16 pm - 10,000 20 !Oriental Cornmerdal(L 7 3 6pa - 103 000 1 'Oriental Cm (Maned) an 11 1 - 60,000 1 I Do. New - 40,000. 10 lOrlent.lnland Mama L L I 01 1 1 - 10,000 6 ;Ottoman 044 (Limited 1 3 5Ms - 000,0011 80, 'Pedal.. Land& SM.( MO 44 4 - 10,000 SO Tenineeder &0. all TT 79 - 10 20,000 SO , Do. Nem MO 16 - .000 50 .11tyynney Iron - 10,000 16 I Do. New - 4,230 IS !RM./. my lower. (L) all 16 4 17 a - 19.750; IS ' Ditto ditto 4 4 - 15,000'100 Royal Nallgreeat 6O I 78 60 791 0 300.0000 N. Soottlab Lolls. 100 141 148 148 $0,016 /0 :864.11raa..1 L.) 6 I 1} 04411. - 10 SO & Atric•a IL (L s 0 , _I 1 1 6 9. "- 14, 26 'Smith Amanita& land all 113 - 280.000 L St. ftbasarine Telegraph 100 ' 45 66 - en } - 101.. 20 ,Thantee& awi rleteerlm(L) 2 di di Pm - la 10 TmettarpacraLtaa L. 1 P. - SO, N, T. &L Co. of .0 5 pm .- 80,000 6 'Unitedr. Wag. Co. (L 3 par I - 60,000 1 se I Unimea Ilatinelna.(l . 11 i 1191 Si i .. ~,,,,, 10 1 ' Upper Lama Tinglim. g f a pail - -,--, 10 Da - 10,000 SO 1969 Dleiam's Lead lll} 10} 11} - 30,000, 60 W.lntUa&Psolliela. (L 2 - - - PREFERENCE BHA Croat West --Original Prater. 4 ps Loa. aad Bright. 5 wt. Clear. 84k. Mid. Coos. Bristol and Bins., 6 pee rci., 98. No. L 114. et, 136 i to 5i ex div. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MAItKILTb. (rifTs DAY.) INACTIDO AND ENTRINATIONAL TIELOGNAPIL) (mom wit cows coaraaronam.) _ . . . . . CORN.—Market moderately attended. Wheat active, at as advance of 6d. per rental on amber rd. I. door a rise of id. to Id. per barrel sad mak. Indian cora dearer bet not active. Oats, oatmeal, and Egyptaaa beans steady —no change to valor. CorroN.—The market vary quiet, and sales probably 1,000 to 2,000 bales, at rather easier rates MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The moat sass, lb* partioalars of which wets loot went. have ussoitlad the seri* sod so flutter salts of importation ars reportsd. 900 cooks of Barbados is pablissale were pat up. sad a few lots osly sold at 4.91. ed. to 455. ltodoed is also dull of sl► Corm. For colonial &selfless there k . geed de. nand, art full priest aro pet Tra.—Ttie public rake were otiemearod Ude zoormieg, bat the punk offered were damaged, sad wool at about the previous value. Rica—About 1,000 bee add, chiefly pinky Madre% et 10. for fair quality. Briczn.—Tbere it a rood demand for most dearripliam Pepper sold at 3td. for Penang ; and Zanzibar cloves et nd. Rum.-00 pancesem of Demerara sold at b. 90. pre SWAMIS& —Aboat 1,000 bags mid. Bawd, Las amok rebuttals 61, at 365. 6d. 7siaisk.4l, at 36. Cerro, costiausa dull at oils, and prior is sans aro 'bow a dachas of Id. par lb. aositasts is must at arm prism TALLOW KARIKILT.—(THIS DAY.) Ths roarkot is quiet at lite tollowiso prism :—Towo 41s. 3d., no/ orb ; Petsrobwo Y.O. coi itto wOO% 41A ad. ; January to Mara 41s. ; Month 41s. 93. ; April to Juno, 411 s. 3d. ; Oolobor to Doostabor, 445. 6d. SHITIEFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THDI DAY.) magus Harvey and Eutaw report trade very heavy, at the followiag prices meadow hay. 70. to 00a. , superior ditto, 75a. to 90n ; clover, old, Ma. to 110 u ; se. e l and cut, 75e. to IC3a ; straw, 24 .. to 30n Letters from Vatic* state that the cold there has been nommily severe this winter. The whole of the lagoons are frozen over, and can be rimmed he vasty by foot-pasengen from Casoaregio to Meeks, and from Yu: rano to Fondannente Num°. So severs a Maim has act been known in Venice ism 1788. THE CASE OF ALLIOND CRUZLTY AT PARKCIATZ. At the Rotherham Court-house yesterday, the charge spirt Mors Bereft, of Partgate, and Ramer Bereft, hie wife, for the alleged ill-treatuaset of their deceit's., Mary Axe Renee* was fully sow into. The are was entsr4 for hearing a few woes ago ; but it was ford that the eaforturiate girl, whose &reamer excited deep commbier Mon. re totally igeoraet el the nature of an oath er of the mistier of a God It was decided to seed the poor girt to the workhouse for a 'Booth, te try upon her the etre el kind treatment and instructing. The joilicionsier of the worse re yesterday clearly appestat. as sot only bad • marked improvement taken place I. her persona appear ance, bet she was able with some freedom to WWI( the Queerer pat to her. She rated that for years pot she had bete eirjested to Ul-treshmast by the old lam e r she milled her stepmother, but her father, she mid, bed always rested her with hirer. Wham her atenrothar wee roes with her she used to reke her with the bran shaft, roil ire, or myrtles that are te hand lint. This reel treareet, es a girl of rarer weak braes' ad mores riparian. had produced • melt &error art, sod the utmost care and streaks will be erred be IS her for erferraieg the ordinary duties el We. Per the defers it was argued that the girl re of • meld manes and errata disreitios, and that the trearist she bed served et the hank et bar el eparreir had be= far the beet. The raw" against the father w ; the mother was ournarily committed for i eteedid impel enaseet. The girl will Morn to the weirbeens sati pr eau be made kr her reemining wales lw= LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCB (sT =arm Tozows.) HARROW MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) £4O HANDICAP PLATE. Flowbr Safety .. .. .. Reicdeet Tim" • . .. Una. ENTRY FOR SELLING STAKE& About five farloup. Elise, Flower Safety, Ueda, Tabooed* Rapture, Rees Lee, David, Limbic, Amainlieu fluid, Peru, Posoock, axed Atlas. All ere here. THE GUARDS' c1:11"._ About throe milt& Nashua s;bOei;,Liiii;Har,li;iraiSt;, Truss, The Ceases Brute, Cheviot, sad Brit's. AU ere here. HARROW STEEPLECHASE PLATE. About two miles sad bat. Light of Other Daye, Brint, Th;Scraw, Deception, Rein deer, Speedy, and Ahoy ere here. ENTRY FOR SELLING STEEPLECHASF. Trompeter, Mystery, Lseasisiton, Alroy, Nally, sad Advent. AR ars here. HUNTERS STMS;3. Afloat titres milm.. Rau% He heroism, Übrique,lyeassy, Bloodhound, Baia a Hwo, Bridessenid, Armless, Barmy, Brealmell, Cyclops, sad W. Fitookisp. All an here. LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, AND SOUTH STAIP. PORDSHIRE BANK. -(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the first general meeting of pro- Prle The following report of the directors was adopted : "The directors have much pleasure is preeenting to the shareholders their first report, showing the result of the baek's operations to the 31st December, 1863, embracing a period of about seven months. The balance-sheet exhibits semi profit of 6,9031. 4a. 11d. The nate profit (after pay ment of alt salaries and working expiates) being 1,2111. 14s. 2d., which amount the directors propose to carry forward to the ' profit and loss ' new mooalit. In looking at the extent of the company's transactions, and the valuable connexions that have been formed, the directors feel that the progress made will be highly satis factory to the shareholders, especially when it is remem bered that this result has beat achieved solely by the *a irtime of those who have had the charge and manage ment of the bank, and not by the outlay of money in the purchase of an existing Waimea The com paratively small amount of capital at ,the commaod of the bank during the first two or three months of its commencement precluded the pomibility of a profit being realised, that now acquired being entirely the fruit of its later °parities.. In future the profits will be larger, in proportion to the increase of capital and extension of busi ness, while the expenses will be at a much less ratio. The directors believe that the foundation has been laid of a valuable and remunerative business, and if the united sup port and co-operation of the shareholders be accorded to them, the bank must soon take the position of an important sad prosperous institution. " Balance Sheet.—Cr.: To capital subscribed, vin-4,218 1001. shares, upon which has been paid, 69,5Zi1.; to amount due by the bank on customers' balsams, deposits, loans, li- • bilities on bills, Ito., 146,9781. 15a. Id. • to balance of profit and lo amount, 1,2111. 14.. 2d.; t0ta1;217,7131. 9s. 3d. Cr.: Itymob in head, 21.8961. 11. 7d.; by bilk receivable, loans, advances, ke. 178,6621. 6s. sd. ; by preliminary expense ac countand espouses of establishing braachakko., 9,8511. 13s. 3d. ; by investment in bank premises, furniture, fitting, he. (cost) 7,3021. 18s. ; total, 217.7131. 9s. 3d. " Profit and Loss AOOOlll2l. —To interest account and allowance on customers' Warns, ka, 2,6751. 6e. 6d.; to balance of current expenses, including salaries, rent, rates, and all other expanses, 3,0161.4 a 3d.; to Wame carried forward to New Account,' 1,2111. 14s. 2d. —total, 6,90.31. 4s. 11d. By interest, commission, Inc.. 6,8291. 4s. 114.; by deposit paid on forfeited shares, 661.—total, 6,94.0/. 4e. AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY. (THIS DAT.) At a meeting of the proprietors of the company, held to-day at the company's offices. Caanoe-street ; Mr. HA trtvros, the chairman, mad* a statement in which he expressed his regret that the results of the colliery operations bad not been more satisfactory. But there was a growing demand far coal in the east, and with the establishment of a steam colliery oompany, which was in prospect, he hoped that the result would be more cheering hereafter. The small dividend of 7a. Rd. per share which they were ambled to give was the result of their lead operations and sheep breeding. The report was adopted, mysrmous DEATH OP A CUSTOM-HOUSE OFFICER IN THE LONDON DOCKS. An inquiry was held by Mr. Walthew, deputy coroner, last evening, at the Wellington Tavern, Cannon street-road, respecting the death of Mr. John Harrison, aged 35 years. The deceased wasa Customhouse officer, and on last Friday evening at 9 o'clock he was last seen alive by a policeman, who noticed him going on board the Mark Land, a ship which bad just arrived in the London Docks, laden with sugar, from Demerara. The next morniag he was found dead in the water. Re had been nine years an officer in the Customs, and was very temperate in his habits Dr. Belcher said that be was called to the dammed, bat whether death anSO from drowning or from say Wilr came it was not possibie to may. The a promoted rather negatived the supposition that was dead when be west into the water. He wee • healthy maa. There wore. however, no marks of iermagaLetiou or other violence. The jury returned a verdict, "That deseard arse found dead in the esters of the London Docks, bat hew he mum by his death there was no avidness to show." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SHARER AND STOCKS 88. 11'd. I RAILWAYS. I , Ci ty n tr e l e tn 1"7 is; , all ;Isirm..WoLit dicer's/ 8 81 Bt. 200 1> aid Tyne —..— 10 I all Berton•lastrdotlid.C Bl Se 4 ft. 100 Bristol anl 54 SS 85 84. 100 Caledoniand Buter 110 111 1101 97 60 all :Cork and Bandon — w) an Cornwall 7 T 1 10 all Do. .4) • nodiv. until{ 10 all Do. Blp. a %paid to B. S 0 all Dublin and Belfast hum ST le U all ,Diandea,Prirthot•brLin Id — Bt.ft. 100 111dInbargbaid Glasgow 116 57 .... 210 Illasgow and &Waders 106 108 St. 1100 , Great Nadirs Ord. 82 01 60 49 1 ea ;we I Do. • auk 46 48 BL .160 1 Do. L•dr.848., No.! 71 6/ St. 100 Ored North olikotlimd —.— St. 100 1 ibroid:Podium 125 110 84. 100D0..A 1 A res. so dlr. an Mt 1113 114 Bt. 100 . Do.B 1 1116 p. c. 14 paid 11 LIA 1.111 8L 100 Ot. Booth & Wed (DC wr ee 84. 106 Graa4 Wistaria aw l 681 65 7 3 1 4 1 84. ;100 Da Uoar VaLOs• 84. 100 Do. Month Wales OS OS 51. 1100 Do. W. wia.--tranl, ea 40 BL 1001 Do. Do. Ninon. 14 37 8... 1100 ; Do. Do. Hereford: 102 104 I% 100 ;Lancashire & Yorkshire 1061 1101 1 Xii 7 1 IL 'lOO I London and Illadrwall. 70 71 IL ,100 110n.,11 tn,& Seoul 103 104 101 1 84. 100 , London, & Dor 40 41 41 84. 100 London &North Mesta 1001 107 1064 61 el ,100 'Loulon•SoutlaWestern 104 1094 , 102 f 86. 100 Man ,shef.,& !locoing)! 601 61 ad ad 111 an Maryport and Caddis an I Do. aki. 1 WWI ft 1 100 , Vlstropolldn IP 101 99 If 16 I 5 I De. New e dB ft 'lO5 , Midlandl29 1181 71 6144' all; Do. New 11 pm pa. St. 200 I Do. arm. & Darby llB 100 60 all; Mid. 00. Wn. (Da).— IS all , Do. 1 Bbarei .. 16 all Yid Rent 10 all. did Kent 'Cr.ty Lid) 64. 100 North Britdb St 100 Do. Mtn ,Perth,Dond SS 16 611 6L 100 N. Nadern—Berwick 16 an Da O. N. It Tara — dls 85. 1160 Do. Leeds 59 OS BL 105 Do. York eak 911 911 81. ISO I Do. Carlisle — 16 all I Do. Stoek.&Darilni. 18 SO 16 17 I Do. do. rassse 5l 101 pm - 26 10 Do. do. 1860.41 7l SS pm 8L 100 Norte London 10 I Si Da. New ea 100 Nara etanaritii&i. T 7 78 15 1 dl, N. &B. Western Jon — 11 11l IL 100 ficedid Central el !100 N.B. Aber. 84k 43 45 ifoottish Bt. 1 100 Scottish Midland 93 100 10 1 aP Shrewsbury &We 3011 U. 100 .11hroothir• Colon U 64 3t, ,100 Booth Devon lell 84. .100 .Booth Bodoni U. ; .00 'B. Yorkali. & Bird Deal 58 100 10 e.O Staines, Wotingbin,&c. 91 101 1L 200 Tad Vale 10 , 8 ' Do. B l B4 2 - 10 . .! Do. C 60 all Laster — I 1 be Do. St. 2l Id) Vale of Neath St. 100 Victoria Stu & Tindaet 170 175 St. 100 Waterford & Kllkassy. St. 1 100 West Carswell 22 U I 80. 100 .W. liartlDL Hark & /LI I W. IWO*. Hark di IL I EitITBH POSBIBUONS. 100 101 100 10 Mt. i Pd. I LIAWATI. CkWing Diteel• 100 all Atisaticdra. Lawrence MD St. 'l6O illom.Dar.do.ln.alip.e.' 160 , 11 . Do. New Do. 11 Omen 1 1 10Itafalo It lake Hurl 11 all Do. Preference 100 100 Bu ff ., Branton Godsends, 6p. c. rds. Ana I.lll*l 100 'lOO i Do. do. July 1, WS, 100 I WO , Do. do. Jens 1, 1674 St. 100 CaL & &Eastern sp.e. Ir. 1100 Cape T. & Dockep e. g. 100 ' all 'Doesnera,7p.c.par. St. pO O Doupl go. 6 BL Indian in. 6 do SO 16 I Mug Da a Ittionsien 20 1 IS , Do. it do 51. 100 Grand Trunk of 100 , ell I Do. Ist pref. Bonds. NM ell S Da do. deferred 100 all , Do. Dad preL Bonds 100 W Doi do. deferred, 100 I all Do. Ird preL Stock I 100 an Do. uo. deferred 100 all , Do. tth preL stock 100 I all Da do. def fit. 1 100 'Greet Indian Pe 20 , 12 $ Dag. 1 parasol, 10 t l5 Da. Jeremy. 1611 SS. 100 (IL 8. awls a6p et I St. 1011 Ds I par amt. S. 2 Do 111+1 al CH. Western of C • 18 Do. New 100 all Do.Op pay. 11173 100 all Doti do. do. 1277-0 10 , 1 IlistUar Branca Laken 10 1 I Do. New St. ;100 Nedra@ guar. el 6 p. esnal di 100 I Do. do. do • St. 1001 Do. do. 4 do.- 10 I 1 I Dr. FM/ IL 100 'Mein. Corp. 6 per e. NI I ell Nelb. ano Hobson. * all .N.Bnind Can.cla.A OIL 100 'N.D.ofean.Op.c.lstp.B. ,in 11 100 I St**. rm. 6 per mat. p I Do. Deihl do II I I Do. do. do SL 11011 Do. Fantasia do 11•0 Do. Ludas Ballot. do 104 102 14 7.1 IPM, t Fai JOG 106 sal 76 i Pm4 106 Pgni 91 10 11 19149 91 94 96 Si — i iPm id M 1011 Si 11111 101 96 1031 102} Ili in 104 N 10 1 1 82 84 WS 104 102 104 • P. 10 lei 96 100 id 1021 21 JOINT STOCK RANI& TIMMY, lsat7A3Y & 8 MIL No. I 6h. 1 Bras. I rd I O. odor 1 .. San • L I I. 'E. L 29000 100 Agra and V. Ur. SO r. bank .1 111 in -- It 111 - 0....-!:.-1-11-_ Q. -.- i ce_ 10,000 14* AlllassaL•sALlsespooll 16 ad Uri all 4611 td Naha . 29181 &W. t . 10 hO. 10,000 100 , De. New Pa 20 Ilan ad 101 ad Alsruss:a ..... .71 &w. 1 U b 0.1 100,000 20 Anglo Aurelia fsith .77 &LW. 13 o 0.0"74 71 Avelino's.... - Z W. : 01 •', - 1 0 50 ° 0 ' 40 0 A It r . a I V. . - Oressamtia.... 73 LW. 1 le r 10. 10,000, 25 Bank of IWO 81146 W.S.w. 1 16 tl. 0.000.100 'Bank a Lor elf a. l7O 176 zd - =s llll BW. i 10 • 1 0.51 11,000, 20 ,Bankof Otago (United) 1 par Ipm - Caps Orr lO.lOl W.LW. 12 • 0.1 10,000100 Bank of Queensland ( L) 16 se %dm - M , &w.so 0 10.06 10.1100 60 BanLoNictorla,A 26 41 43 - Otapeel &L W. I 16 • ' 0.00 0.000100 Bank of Wales (Ur) .. 16 11 11ells - &BM. 11 e.O L. 5,000 10 'Bank of New Zeeland .. 6 8 9 pas - LW. 30 r 0.1; 60,000 SO 'Braettlan&Portugu 11 111 31pre - W.B.W. 10 c - 11400, 60 Ildt. & American Ex. 11 4 6pm - East - 20.000 60 British N. America .. .. an 47 49 - COrima lt 8. 4o I - 14,500 20 Char•Et Brit NI 11 W pm - Rochefort 110.30 LL 15 la : - 11.970 20 C. ask. India,Aus, Ctrs all 111 - Plymouth U2II B. st m ; - -, - • 7 . 000 20 Do. New - Weymouth .... 3522 W. so as 0. 10,000 25 'Chard. IL of India, &c all 04 06 - Pot .nnotala ...1&21' LW. le o• - 8,000 100 ty . la Laren 3ll. LW. 90 • - man n° - Dover at W.11.W. 20 m - • 100,200 104Coosolidated Book (L), 4I 51 01pa ad 154 Id ' Tansoath lOl4 LW. 11 •• - 1 5,000 100 Coolderstal (L) 170, 21 11401 - I Isareargb... MOO LW. Us 1 - 10,000 100 ;Paella and bah jUns )1 16 1 2 1 dis - 1 /hair MUNI BW. 90 •I - 2 21.000 X ,Eng.Sco:&Ausl.Marel. all ,22 621 xd, - Heligoland UP U, LW. '2O f' - 40,40 50 'English and Swedra (Is 6 ' 2 1 4 llpes! •-•• eOOO Illi .11aropmum Bank(UssiteU 10 Irls - 1 . 0001•111.8 10.000 100 IllodurChins&Jap. (14 25 4 ... -I. reunenrAT. al NOWLIN 1111711.11 DAY. 10,000 100 'lmperial Bank, Lars* 36 7 Ilan el NI Id &W. to N. W., ars& Corr W. to N. and hack. 186,000 20 lapartal Ottoman lO 71 le 171 1 * with some saw r/r stir& unsettled, 100,000 10 land Mort. Bk. India (L) 1 la - min. some l all in places. 10,000 700 London Bank of Scot. (L, 8 1 71 As nor above. Ifyggyng, X.R. to 3, a., strong 10,000 100 ' Lordou and Braila I 411 111 1 - to moment., ealn in 6,000 100 , Los.LAyno&B.PlateNE' 40 10 12 pm - place( 20.000 5' Do. do. New 1 11 21pos -• LILW. to W.N.W., 11100111101111. W. to N sad back, un- 5,000 100 dr., Mr. &8. BM& (1 117 6 2as j-, strong, sqoalll, some maim, mesh, min 50,000 10 Los. Ch.lbak of Aral all 061 171 20 1 ran. to places. 10,000 140 •Losalou and Colonial (L. 10 4 3du - LE W. to N.N.W.. UNTO& W.O. W. to 77.17. R., 110,0001 60 :Isadon and County SO 110 et 87 1 strong, to a gals ta woo f a ryas, LOCO 100 Ilan. Hantla.Comlx.(L) 8 las fpm pima, some rat analFr, nay In 03,000 50 ,frunden Joint Stock l5 01 117 id VT 61 rd 10,0001100 :Len. and Norther. (L) 15 *Ms Ipa - NerthernalsoUsed. Western=lalsorT L Yskas, sad ad. 10,000' 20 , London& Sorb all 11 17 •••• Uremia. raseora=Ergliat Char sal ad Blacag Bay. rain OM. 18 . Mu Dm New ••• • In 10 25 - =Eastward England and liollgoland. 10,000 100 11,ondon & 8 Aruelicana. 1 1 4pm 01 1 South Cone ea Monday. 6,000 100 Lou. &8. Western ,Ls. 16 11 Okla adj - 10,000 107 Ilso. & Wartinster 10,0011 100 , Merchant liankiLlad 7l Se 4 pcs - I 10,000 IA ,11•roantlle & IlkodriNL 10 51 71pm - TES 00171171118 DOWAGER or JERSEY. -W4l alb 2.280.122 D u o. X 22.11 X ld 12 r a Id - I d LINO 140 , Do. Reserved lO 1 1 pia ad - troostei 11111111•tiee that the r poryd unfavourable change 6,000 100 Midland hank ( u...) - is ths Mots of health of the( SevsM ss Dowager of Jersey 10,000 100 Nattocal of Lloo,1( 10 71 %pm - is ironer, sad that her birds and at present errata I 1 0 , 000 100 N. Pro. at EnsUnd U - - - no alum. . 25,00 011 Do. New - - - 'sO 000 20 Do. Wi l e. w ) - - U GALLANT C0ND1702.-00 Friday night, between . 1 2 1 400 is !N o . soatii , Wm .. „ „ ).,„, •- 11 and 12 &Mirk, four burglars paid ?reveres, the net- I 0,0515 ,Now Zegoad i 10 I 1 1 ells II - deer* of Mr. Bernard. mar Wadebridge, a visit. la 50,400 25 artental Bankldorpors all IMI 110 SD 111 11* attonsptier to fora the frost deer they awoke Mr. Bernard 20 000 ' 110 rro•lnu. of Ireland •• • • MI 91 - and kis *so& The /atter, quite a peel, esursgeosely esesped ' 12•02 d 10 Do. New - -26,00 e 'triode, Panl., ek Mild ll 2pa 01 - by a hack window down the kindles tiles, and is her_ssht 11.50 ao . Da N .. - - - drew, west Iss 114 WI Wen OM at Tfaltawk shoat h at[ • IEOOO 45 South Amber all 10 41 - na• a, sod retuned Mee same „way Uswrbilea Yr. Ea. 1 10,000,100 Asa& of ft 8. Ale an - said toot down hi dsablwbowelloi gum, loaded it, mode 4.410 No ' Do. do. •II II 12 gat - big sprains* to the four burglars, sod preesstr kis ' 40. 000 _ 25 F,Apit 0 1 1 11 3 71 N19,e ,•I1 Ai _l4 s _ i dioms' at them. Ito aneur were camplirly cowed. Two „„ 10, `"° la ''.'m.. 0 . 11 • 10 . 0 116 /, OMO d 1 ad 010 50 Vacs a Were AS i 42 1 'of the fellows scampered off es fast se their heels would "'". .. Lowy then, het the *her two stood *ill under UM throat Oi beds shot if they stirred, whiles lad wool to the stables, P • .' OW • sal a horse, reds Le Wadebridge, a distance of tee miles, ad gave lafonnatios to the rural reatahulary, who No. 1 Iklb• -- Meas. I Pd La. 1 1 3 % ,•• MS his so time In Prams to Tswana sad loldag the would-. 11710013 W do. Tend Wail& . 100 I n n 1 ; 4 5 1 - - be thieves into euelody. 1.11811.310 81 don UNION BANN OP Imam (Lisusww).-A km& 1 • 2 ,:a IL 11IthIl4 / 2 OO 71 ft zd -as , fa pt.. - - of this bask sr yarrow oprod at Charvills, in tho resam, - -• wordy of Cork, sass Mr isaasgeseeat of Mr. ltioliard Daly. Meet * Do. Now YINE&-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Ciocz. The mining market is rather inactive to-day, and prices generally have not varied. There is a strong demand, however, for Wheal Beton shares, which have risen about 10L, the present quotation being 170 to 175. Prosper United, on the other hand, have declined to 61 to 7. East Caradon are quoted 27* to 25 ; Chiverton, 111 to 124 ; West Chiverton, 64 to 56 ; and Cara don Vale, 3* to j. Foreign and colonial mining shares are uualtered. Cape Copper, however, are dull. The Committee of the Stook Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the Paaulaillo Copper Company (Limited), which are to be officially quoted. PROPINCILL 8E431 MAIMED& lavn lrga Wa : Lancashire and Yertedank 110—Lendos roos. sad North Wastsra, y 1081 4—Yeacheitar. Oat- Odd, and Linooladdre, 611 160* =d —Bo 6th geoton; w}' Laicaster aad Caritas 44 par Coat, 1041—Gnat Went 4111 IChestir Gaasenteed), Wwl, 701—Lancaster and Cartiale,, leased. 113—Oteat Walesa of Canals, e}—oast Lairesbnerg shares. 10 Ma 11—it6zkan 3 per Cant, 1141—epsnia rag las, 121—British and American fachange Smiting Onal i (Lhattod). 641 0-31ercandie Lod Exchange Dank (la 713 1 7 1 71 648 171 81 p —Nattonai Baba of jhervool Wrallml), B—Ditto New, lamed at 3 pa, 71—Albtaa Mara* (11 4 1 411441 ). 1 648 34 6 148 P.—Drank and Foreign Yana (Lialtodh I le-is p.—Zientat limbo (Usitiedh id. pi. Yana. 11141 —llona lseerassos. 1646 n Shwa and Moray Marla. ,TLosroJ, 4$ p.--Ilsisa Ma d. (Undied). 3 a,—rational [Wm Davissaon Consimuq,, 1 4 —west India mad ?sale Steam. 1 740 1144 a 1746 p. ROYAL Fan HOSPITAL, GILAT'S4IIIII-ion llo molar at patinas niio.d st this hospital duds, tie wait seeing Jas. 30 was 3.579, al 'Aids 1,182 .on sow aims. CDTITAI. PALO.OI.-02(2 Sinu.nra DAT.—MOD DAT, Pm L—Aissisiosa w p.y ; ilita• mem thisits, QS; t5i51.1.283. ` 1 eiIII . ~ 1 t. i