The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ~.,:cgs in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Berri.% and j ot ti o a Willem, Keating, and Smith.) BRICKMAX r. CHAMBERS AND OTHIRS. 1 itis ease was moved yesterday,. and this morn/Il s e I 1 _ltire their decision. The pltuntiff had taken ~ e general International Agency Company (Limited), . are sued three of the directors to recover damages upon ' Jo an,' that he had been induced to take these shares ~ . .tenement in a prospectus that applications had .) been received for upwards of one half of the l '.. ~ shares which formed the first brae, and that ' . statement was untrue. At the trial the jou ~, 1 for the plaintiff, but the motion on behalf i ~plea Telly , R.N., one of the defendants, was . . rule for a new trial upon the ground that the .. due of evidence was in favour of the captain's own ..unny that he never paw the statement complained of, . .'j 101 not know of its existence until after the action .. :,rought. , v . ,..iustiee 'Mlles said that the court thought that the ...ten was one which was worthy of discussion, and w ould therefore be a rule. ..., le wiLairi n. FITTER. Tl.e defenant was a wholesale ret bu ai tc l he butcher r in claimed Leadenhall iii ...i. and the plaintiff, • , j . i;es for injuries sustained in falling down a staircase ' i dder, leading from the defendant's shop to the I.': .r. At the trial before Ur. Justice Bytes, at Guildhall, I,e ...Phut was for the plaintiff for 60/. N r . 31. Chamb ers, Q.C., n ow moved for a rule fora non. r.d or a new trial, and stated that the stain leading t o v • cellar were necessary for the defendant's busbies', tit o n , plaintiff knew of the opening, that the place was po ll lighted, and that if the plaintiff had exercised only s.emnalde care uu accid nt would have happened. It WM olanitted that there era. no evidence of any negligence on t o e jart of the d, fendout, or at all events that the verdict ,otinst the weight of evidence upon that point. Role granted. --- _ __ COl RT OF ADMIRALTY. (Before the Right Hon. Sir R. Phillimore.) FIR OAT OF SITTING. was the first .lay of sitting in term, his lordship b e en e ngaged in the great case of " Martin Y. The A. H. Mactonochie" for some days, and he is likely to with it some time longer, and with other suits. There was a large number of motions 0- .to the judge in chambers, no Admiralty Court having hi 1.1 for some time. THE GREAT EASTZILII Anon; the motions in court to-day were two in respect 1. 11, (*.teat Eastern steamship, in which cam there are o .el.ll.nito for wages and for necessaries. On the present 4 . l 4ot:tons, in which Mr. Vernon Lushington appeared, in • the company asked to be allowed to Me an answer to 1 •lietried petition iq the plaintiffs and in the other to • r the defendants (the Steam Ship Company) to amend cases were heard for wages, and his lordship r:,. 1 payment. Mr.Y. Lushington, Mr. It. G. Williams, l'Aen, and Mr. Pritchard appeared iu the applica- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oommiedoner Winslow.) IN RI B. CI. LATHAM. ins sitting for examination and dietthsrge. The rupt, Robert Gordon Latham, was described as for. Upper Hyde-park-squLre, since of Putney-heath, Milder), Kingstomnpon•Thames, and elsewhere, • ; medicine. His unsecured debts am stated at i; ; secured ditto, 1,4001. I,wrance, for the assignee, said that a meeting of , cmlitors bad been recently held, and a resolution was open for the acceptance of an offer made by the apt. A large rum was in hand ready for diatribe• tel tie creditors would receive a handsome divi p. 10s. in the pound. T... n• WWI no opposition. I Wooer—Let Dr. Latham take his discharge. d. r allowed accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH - STREET. , A ?HIM , I,ETICTEI) THAW GH A DOG. 1 •-a Edwards, described as a charwoman, was charged ..e Mr. Tyrwbitt with the following robbery : Th. Charles Collins, mroscope maker, of No. 77, • t Titchfield-street, swil l Last night ! , in conaennence of • .log growling, my wife, who was in the kitchen, called hmnstairs, when I found the prisoner in a passage .mg to the area. I asked her why she was there, and I ~ .1d that a sailor, who wee upstairs, bad brought her I •,.. I told her to come into the kitchen while I found •• 'roc about her, an e d when ilitehtesnanrh.l'tl;i3ov?ree:llrelssawbet her feet. y .errant. The prisoner pretended to be drunk, but .• sot. Mi. Tvrwhitt—Was there any sailor in the house? M. rollins—No, air. I .i.ily Itiehardeon (servant to Mr. Collinsi—The articles ~.1 arc my property, and of the value of 31. I left 1,1,04 up in my bedroom. • , ...instable Crouch, 70 E- -I was called to No. 77, • Tdelifiold-street, and found the prisoner In tho .. Mr. Collins charged her with stealing some of his • • .. elothing, when she said that she was brought to !. L,by a sailor ; but there was no sailor there. At ~ on she said she knew nothing of the things. • •r, r hitt --Do you wish the case settled here, or to • . jury? -•l,er - -Settle it here. rwhitt- Is the prisoner known ? • able-Not at present. '. 1 yrebitt- I shall send the prisoner to prison for , ~..ths, with hard labour. I fear she is one of a race ' • D a RUCAILL WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.: Ttr,nAT, JAM:, 14, II LL B. T. W. "draw. I. D. km V.V..lf •9 8.4. W. 11.m:tie 29.12144 S 49 SW. 7 2 - 9.14144 t: t.taa 210.33 i 49 __l4 W.. 44.014 4 40:43 W.S.W. 144 , 4 4! .4 ' . "01 S S.E 4.,11: 1 1 ) . 4' 44. 4 4. W. Irnanoe _ :.• S.W. reit 1444 W.S.W. lu 04 14.• B.W. 4 8 W. 1,..i.,i, .... i.,,:ir i 7 P.W. lth... ^..;:r 4 . 2 W.S.W. ~:. g005i0r..44 43 t4.W. .44 ..... ?.1 41) f 47 W.S.W. lrr. W.W ;12 S.W. ' • W.B.W. A. s ' N.W. N.N.W. i t i W.N.W. W.N.W. S.W. W.S.W. ' W.N.W. N.W. WA W. B.W. . W.S.W. ; W • W. i N.W. 1 fia , . B.W. :i - w.l w. Er 0.0 ro 0.7. ern 0.1! Lori 10 oa cols or G. h7O I°. ii 0.00 ry 101?1 •.«: rho I ..Off lreu laa • meter corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at ma level. The • r ride,/, f s :steady‘, indicate direction of ..1 n sor within lag 14 hours. Thermometer exposed le. Extreme force, with Redirection during last 24 hours. dm. Weather: b.—blue sky; e.—clouds k detaebed) ; I. . h —hall ; I—lightning: m.—misty ,hazy): cm—overcast r. —rail ; 11.-613011 ; 1. LIIO.IIII, MOW Or • melted), during hat 24 hours. Sea disturbance. REIIARKB. increase of pressure repented last tremble as having ne t in the west ..f Ireland, has been succeeded by a very cud. ',ewe in Ireland end Scotland, while at the south-eastern nu there has been a rapid increase. pressures are very ed In aumant ; they are lowest iu the north, and the lit. e in readjusts between Nairn and Rochefort la 111 inch 1-imtere buss locressed generally—at Nairn a rise of 15 deg. P-.lted A vele from nocthofeet and west blew last nighton • .oth masts of our Islands. At present a heavy gale frogt • • muth-west Is blow!•tt st . scs end stations in Ireland and and also at lielybeed. Weather is Very unsettled. 1•34 fallen generally—in considerable amount oo the womt roast. /here le • high ma on the south coast of Warnings repeated to-day. The President of Maynooth College, in a letter the DrAlin Eeenini Mad, denies that any of the . .adents have refused to take the oath of allegiance. The daauistration of the present oath has been postponed htli the approval of the Duke of Leinster, the chairman the board of visitors of the college, to await the new „ illation of the coming session, by which the objection le clauses of the oath will be removed. SPECIAL CONSTABLIS IN THE PARISH OF ST. .me.—Puransnt to a resolution passed a few evenings " That this meeting of inhabitants of the parish of Bride, in the City of London, desires to express its ding of abhorrence and indignation at the recent out- Clerkeuwell and elsewhere, whereby so many 'vs have been lost and the public peace disturbed," •leruien Sir James Duke, Bart., and Sir R. W. Carden tewled the vestry-room in the above parish yesterday iirsoon, to swear in all those gentlemen who were d e si. it+ of becoming special constables. Among those sworn a,re a number of influential parishioners, the employes Bone and Son, bookbinders, Fleet-street; Mews. aldich and Co., National Linen Warehouse, Fleet-street; viirs. Barclay and Son, patent medicine venders, Far vAlon.street ; and nearly the whole of the staff of the Adrertiser, who were headed by Mr. Smalley, , ecretary and churchwarden. An application was aisle from Meaers. Cassell, Potter, and Galpin for a spo il day to be a pp o i n t e d for the made portion of that es. .lisbinent to be sworn in, end a similar request emanated the colonel of the 3r d City Volunteers, who are do om of being enrolled in a body. dons et co ntte• t bail : ' be sw ;Zia= le Irall of the War It se& Palk' • ramS amiss. sup to • and is 'ma at 3 0LICS of th. der*bie pre seer,is or Mr. a mods IN end I were- respect tat ta r. t hie lon e ite there 1011 . 0 ear the maw .rate to that Mr. rg Art. Is I t the itl knee ro iportasee 0114•011111 • THE LATEST SPORTING INTMII READING MEETING}.-(THIS DAY.) OPEN HUNTERS' STASES. Two mass sad s half. is 7 Balloon (sold for 1001 . ), Stephaat (501.), Miss Franklin, OS Warwick Lass, Farnborough (sold for 401. each.) All are LIP. here. ea SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. fik Redwing (sold for Ma t Belle of E A ro, Sir Stephen , Dictator, Ganymede, fi Warwick Lan, and Alice K Mary (sold for 301. each). are here. ea HANDICAP PLATE OF 50 SOVS. Two miles and a r,... - - - - --- -- -- -- half. ir. Serious Case, Farnborough, Fitz Mine, and Pakington eg, are here. 111. WHITBY STAKES. Three miles. ea ea. Lawrence, 12st 711, ; Spatohooek, list 111 b ; Senile, ei. list 71b ; Waterperry, list. All are here. es, fit.i. IMPERIAL BANK (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) I if The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of el. this company was held at the City Terminus Hotel, Can- et. non-street, this day. Mr. Alderman Lusg, the chairman M. of the board of directors, presided. Ot The report of the directors, which has already appeared 22. in the Express, was taken as read. Se The SicarrallY read • letter which had been received from Mr. Peter Broad, one of the auditors of the bank, dated St. Leonard', which be said had just been re ceived, in which Mr. Broad resigned his office of audi tor on account of the bad state of his health. The CH/alma:a, in moving that the report be receive d es and adopted, raid this was the eleventh half-yearly meet- Si. U. ing, and at no time had the directors been more glad to _ meet the shareholders. Not that they had anything to 31 reveal to them. But it would be recollected that gust I before the last meeting they dropped 19,000/. ilk through the fault of their manager. The directors Hs. were exceedingly annoyed, the public were stag. U gered, and the shareholders felt aggrieved. He told them at the time that the matter would Le be examined into. It had been, and it led to the resignation of the manager. Mr. Brown acted aL for some time under Mr. Kirby, and at the end el of six months—that was a few days ago—he 111. was appointed manager of the bank. The bank It is now in • good, safe, and sound position both as to 1 , 1 1 organisation and money matters. They had get their ; money in their hand. It was right to say that in these jg matters they never had occasion to impugn the honesty and integrity of any person connected with the bank, and they would get back • fraction of their lose. Sr With regard to the present the bank was never in so good • position. They would be aware that during the last six months money bad been exceedingly 20 low, and he hoped they would be satisfied with the divi- gej deed. He did not think the shareholders wished to divide 10 the last shilling. If they could earn 5 per cent. L oo purely with mere banking when money was at 2 per cent., they would be able to earn much more when it rose et to 4 or 5 per cent. Referring again to the disaster he Ig o said it was owing to • fault in the mechanica l arrange- St. meats ; that was all remedied, and he hoped be should se never have to refer to it again. In these times it was it • great deal for him to be able to tell them that their capital was untouched ; there was TN. for 1;6 every share ; there was all their capital, and their reserve Igo fund. He might be asked, if things were so good bow too was it the shares were so low ? Well, it was so. People 100 were somehow afraid. The bottom of the whole thing 100 was the railway companies, which had absorb ed nearly 500 millions of money. The coneequence ; bad been • complication of troubles ; but these jo were all passing away, and though their channel was • sa little narrowed, he had every confidence that like • river tit within a gorge in a mountainous cou ntr y , they would too 14 emerge on the other side • fi ne stream. 10e Mr. HALL! seconded. He was sorry the dividend was LO NO low but their system was security before anything. Bt. Mr. Ct. Barra expressed his satisfaction at the course et. taken by the directors. et. Mr. }IMAM, attributed the depression of the shares to te the liability of the shareholders. The principle of aM. ~'„ paid-up share with $lll. liability ought to be obsolete. go He moved that a committee of shareholders be appoin teal 0 l to rert to the directors the desirability of reducing the ee liability on the shares. 10 The Sionierrna said that was not an amendment. St Mr. Hu ~DAN said then he would withdraw it , and move as.st. it after the report had been adopted. YO Mr. KiNritr.a agreed with Mr. Husband that the de- s t . pressiou in the value of the shares was owing to the great it liability on the shares, but deprecated the appointment of aeominittee. He suggested joining with another bank. lie believed that propositions had been made to the directors, which had been re;ected. Mr. Serrii, M.P., objected both to the propositions of Mr. Husband and Mr. Kintres, and thought these matter' bad been left entirely to the directors. Mr. Beane:4i. said his onlotive was that the directors 100, should have an expression y m of opinion from the share - to. holders. The motion was then put and unani mousl y a g reed to. W. A dividend at the rate of tire per cent. per annum, free a of income tax, was then declared. The directors who were 10, going out of o ffi ce by rotation were reelected. le; Mr. George Broom was re-elected auditor, and, on the s o. motion of Mr. Turemr. Mr. W. Henan was appointed auditor in the place of Mr. Peter Broad. lThc meeting was still going on when our report loft.] LIFEBOAT SERVICES. TRAMORI, IRELAND, MONDAY. . . ------- -- At about 10 o'clock las t night intelligence was received that a ship was on the rocks off Newtown Head (reports Captain Pim). The' Cambridge University life• boat of the National Lifeboat Institution (the Torn Egan) was launched with all possible speed, and on arriving at the spot found that the stranded ship was the Oasis, of and fur Liverpool, from Demerara. The crew were apparently on the jibbooen, under which the lifeboat WWI safely veered, and twenty men taken into the boat and safely landed here early this morning. But for the timely help thus rendered by the lifeboat thew lives would probably have been siert fi ed. Five or six of the crew are retorted to have left in the ship's brut. and the captain and three sick men were drowned before the arrival of the lifeboat. - - GREAT YARMOUTH, Norma,. This morning, in a strong wind and heavy sea, a steamer was observed to be rolling very heavily on the Seroby Sand. She bad been there for some hours, and as si.tance to get her off was being rendered, but as it wmi getting near high water. end fearing that all efforts to save the Teasel would be fruitless, as it would be impossible to got near her on the ebb tide it was resolved to launch the large lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution, to save the crew if required. The boat accordingly proceeded out, and on reaching the sands bailed the vessel, end were informed that the senior of the boat were not then required, and the life boat accordingly returned to the Britannia pier, where she was kept in readiness in case she might ultimately be wanted. However, this afternoon the steamer, which was the Derwent, of Sunderland, was got off and proceeded on her voyage. - - EARL RUSSELL AND SIR JAMES HE MON. -- sir James Hudson writes from Florence to the Moraine Post to state that, having read a letter signed " R." in the impression of the 4th inst., be begs to ammo the editor that the facts connected with his retirement from her Majesty's mission at Turin are in that letter not in accord ance with fact. " Earl Russell expressed a wish to appoint Sir James to the embassy at Constantinople, which he, from motives of health, considered it his duty to the crown to decline. Earl Russell deemed those grounds ) sufficient, and permitted Sir James to retire upon the pension due to his rank." On the 14th of November loot a new volcano broke out in Nicaragua, about eight leagues to the east of the city of Leon, on a crowded line of volcanoes running through the State parallel with the Fad& coast. The volcano was an active and interesting sight for 16 days. The Philadelphia correspondent of the TiIRES writes :—" Mr. Charles Dickens evidently has confidence in the American 5-20 Bonds. Mr. Dolby, his agent, has been in Wall.atntet lately, investing considerable sums in these bonds—the profits he has already secured from his American readings. Mr. Dickens reads in New York this week. ilia welcome is as enthusiastic as ever, and all the seats for every reading now announced are sold. He can crowd the largest hall' in the country for an interminable period with admiring listeners, and were he to stay five years in America, could earn at least 8,000 deb. net profit every week. Mr. Dickens himself is pleased with the welcome given him, and says it has surpassed his most extravagant expectations." THE Rzv. W. X Putreno:e. This eloquent preacher paid his last visit to Madden', previous to his leaving England for America , on Thursday evening. Kr. Funshon preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, Union-street, and the opegregation, doddering the inclement weather, was large. The sermon occupied half an hour in delivery. The rev. gentleman did not dazzle his heated ; his matter was of • quiet, beautifully simple description. His coming departure from England s imple d damp the elo quent fin of which be is master ; but for al that the sermon was an excellent piece of beautiful similes strung together at the heads of his text—the preparation for the promise (the coming of oar Lord) and the advent of the prorates. At the aloes of the service • eolleation amount ing to 101. 16s. was taken in aid of the trust fund of the elospel—Baulk Eastern Gazette. We are gratified to learn that W. 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PRISERENCS SHAUL Otat Northers 5 per st., reds. at 10 me et. pm., 104. iii lii 43 44 dial 1 1 11: du s 941. s wis 1$ 10 did 94 19t 101 'seats 9 7 dig! he n 15 Is T 105 106 106 i 10 0 2 it Si le lOU 21 SI 96 911 106 195 6 Al n I 11 I 17 16 lb 111 90 91 1 1 ,9 % MI I 1661101t2dial il l 61 ii 1 le li 18 id • Ti' Si 18 1 SS 6 Si 11l k 8 a 141 It l I it I 8 6 6 1. ai s will 3.lll l 7 l ll* isl it iwi t i ,D nIV I. milis a i eft SO 100 IN at 11 is all SO 011 is SO 40 al Mae MOO ktie NOMAD ems, 122 *LW MOON 12.10 ikeell MAO / 4 • 41. le 47 4 4 141. 2 7 1 IL ! flt 111 1 es,. 1I I 4 g ati I it, do isk II al If le VI li Pei is $ da. -. 1 ' 2 la 6 $ l ii le II as st p. 11 . 2. i Si 1„ U1 a :141 10—. 11 U SS SS US I ST 4 I` K a a 711 14 1 15 1 I 1 1 1 ; S S 9 . ,i : SI oe l i dil - re ei - 7 0 = IF 2. 17 . ;macs , 1 , .1 1L 4s. 1 10} 111.106. 6.10.6 1117.6 110. E Who. Li'.' LILY -- yi" I 11.14.6 18.169 44.0.8 vas.o :11.• ... 100} 71 GI 10 U Ili 14, 1868. INEi MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ons Abaci& The transactions in the Stock Exchange to-day consist chiefly of purchases, and the tendency of most of the market& is favourable. Consols exhibit a fresh rise of 1 per cent., owing to a continuance of boa fide investments, and to a comparatively small supply of stock in the market. English rail way securities have risen 1 to 3, and the premium for the loan of Caledonian and Metropolitan to the next account has advanced to 11 to 1 per cent. Foreign bonds are being steadily absorbed, with the exception of Cnited States 5-20, which have declined 1 per cent. in consequence of a further rise in the premium on gold at New York, and a continuance of the agitation in favour of redeem ing the capital in currency instead of gold. The dealers are still principally engaged with the fort nightly settlement, which will be completed to- The rate for bills in the discount market is 1* to 11 per cent., with few transactions. There is little or no demand for money in the Stock Exchange, and the quotation for loans is nominal, at 1 to 1 per cent. Conaola are quoted 921 to 1, ex div., for money and the new account (6th February). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Ceuta. are * higher, at 921 to The railway market is firm, and several of the leading lines have advanced. Midland stock has improved per cent., viz., to 1031 to 1, and the rise in other cases amounts to I to 1. The prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 114 to ; Great Western, 45 tol ; London and North West ern, 114 to ; Midland, 10311 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to 1231 ; Caledonian, 73 to ; South Eastern, 67* to 1 ; Great Eastern, 28; to 29; Great Northern, 106 to 107 ; ditto A, 107 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to I North British, 331 to 34 ; Brighton, 48 to 1 ; Berwick, 99 to 1 ; and York and North Midland, 911 to 921. Foreign stocks are inquired for. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 have advanced per cent., viz., to 88 to ; and Turkish of 1865 are 1 better, at 301 to ; Greek are at 12 to ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 34 to I ; Portuguese Scrip, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Mexican, 14 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds are offered, and are ' lower, at 71 to ; Erie Railway shares are called • 491 to 50; and Illinois Central, 871 to slo.w ing no change. Atlantic Cable abates are firm, at the improve ment of yesterday. Anglo-American, 201 to 1 ; , and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 5 to 1. As regards financial slimes, International Finan cial have improved 2s. 6d., viz., to 2/ to 1 A dis., upon the issue of the directors report. London are at 231 to 221 dis. ; General Credit, 2R to 1 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 3 to 1 per share. The City of London has arrived from New York with 236,5001. in specie ; the Atrato, from the West Indies, with 92,0001. ; and the Strathdon, from Sydney, with 13,0001. The total is 341,5001. HALF-PAST ON; O'CLOCK. The English funds are offered, and have relapsed 1 per cent., the present price being 94 to 1, both for money and the account. Other securities are steady. The arrival of 342,0001. in specie was announced yesterday. The Hermann, from New York, has brought 230,5001. ; the Seine, from Brazil, 06,500/. ; and the Liberator, from Sydney, 45,0001. About 12,000 sovereigns from Lisbon were sent into the Bank yesterday. The declining tendency of the New York ex change leads to the impression that the export of gold to England may soon diminish. The continuous fall in the Indian exchanges has led to speculations as to the probability of silver being despatched from that side to this country, d i, but it would appear that a further considerable re duction must take place before such a movement is likely to occur• We understood that the_old established banking business of Messrs. Craws ay, fey, and Co., si Abergavenny, Monmouth, ind Newport, will be transferred on the 15th inset. to the National Pro vincial Bank of England. The Bank of Messrs. Crawahay, Bailey, and Co., was established in 1 1837, and has a tiled note issue of 29,3351. The directors of the Metropolitan Bank cLimited), have issued the annexed report, in anticipation of the general uieeting called for Thursday next : The daystars have pleasure in presenting to the pro- prietors a statement of the :Lc-counts to 31st December last. After making provision for bed rad doubtful debts, for interest paid to customers, as well as retakes and cur rent expenses, the prof: and loss Lecourit exhibits a betimes of 12,3921. 6e. 6d. (cut of which an interim diri. dead at the rate off per cent. per annum was paid to 30th June last), a result which, cobsidering the low rates of in. tercet during the pad year,will, it is hoped, bedeemed satis factory. The directors recommend that • dividead atthe rate of I per cent. per swum (flee cf income tax) be declared, leaving 2,322/. thi. 6d. to be carried to the credit of profit and loss new account. Messrs. Hobert Andrew Boyd, Thomas Campbell, Charles Gilpin 16. P., John Allan Moore, and Francis Nash , being first directors of the bank, retire from office, under section No. 126 of the articles of aisociation and being eligible offer themselves for re-eloo. tion. Alderman Sir Robert Walter Carden he at. 121 cepted a seat at the board daring the . past year, t e s are holders are now invited to minium this e>apointmnt. The retiring auditors. Messes. Cooper Brother awl Co.. and Mr. Joseph Fogerty, being eligible, offer themselves for re appointment. The dividend warrants will be sent ins t. to the shweb o lders, by port, on Friday eveodsg, the lith The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,316 f. over last year, and the Brighton an increase of 1961. The annual meeting of the National Provident Institution is called for the 27th inst. It appears from the directors' report that the accounts for the year show a balance of receipts over disbursements ef 149,3881. Gs. 10d. or an increase of 39,785/. compered with the preceding year ; that the accu mulated fund has thus been increased to 2,789,6481. lls. 11d. and that the total gross annual income is 41435/. Bs. 7d. The actuary is now engaged in the valuation of the society's lia bilities and sabots to the 20th November last, for the purpose of apportioning amongst the members the routs which have accrued during the five years ending at that date. In preparation for to-morrow's settlement, the supply of stock yesterday in the railway market was in some instances rather less than at the last settlement. This was attributable in some degree to the approaching closing of the books for the divi dends, as at such periods some holders who may have lent stock in the market insist upon having it retransf erred into their names. The scarcest stocks to-day, and those for the loan of which the adverse speculators were chiefly willing to pay, were Cale donian, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Metropolitan, and Midland. The following shows the terms on which the carrying over was generally conducted: 81TES OF °Cent); CATIONS. s/kg. osiedoedaa Meat Mr Om 143 to 5.32 eon... 142 to 542 con. Grad Wolin l-145 to 3-10 coo. • . to I coo. Owl Nakao • even tot cow .. even to I con. Zonis awl a even to e con. .. even toe con. loodenemdßelWwader even to e cow .. I back to even. Dover Is. tols.ed.con... la. to la. ed. oat. Tatibire to beck fto ibock MEAL liessla even to e eon. .. 746 even to cow. toi-16 Omit to a Wok 111111 ml. to book ... . Ito bock even to even o t d. COU. s. OMNI to entotp.c.p.oco... on tcotP•e.PALts. i niirfr ook ge maw .• ed. to IL 416. to Is. ea Gni Weds d Coma • as. Od. to 9d. cm. .. td. to 9d. co. Homer Immo. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92g to both for money and the 6th February, opened and closed to-day at 9211 to }. The Three per Cents. Reamed and New Three per Cents. were quoted at three o'clock 92* to;. being g higher than Con sols. Intrinsically, however, reckoning the divi dend accrued since l as t October, these stocks are 971 NI 96 WI 99. 101 101 1071 114 105 107 99 101 93 100 101 111 101 101 ml res 141 103 I 100 110 114 111 620 - 4217 12 11 6 6f 11 2f If 6 9 1f I I 2 17 I!. 1.13 17 $6 3S, *i 22 21 56 28 IN 610 4 TO 73i 14 19 18 10 81 90 11 10 10b 44 1001 nil 96111 lOU i -. 111 krAel 6 016 I 61. per 21 liz 8 1 11 . 10 141 iidis\ dis 21 3 (Ili, worth relatively upwards of i per cent. mo*, than Consols, on which there will be no divide) ff to be paittuntll July. The official business report is u fellows :—Three per Cent. Como* for mossy, 924, 1,1, „, 4 ; ditto, for amount, 924, 4 ; Three m i C a onts. Reuced, 924, i, 1; New Three pea a" Costa 92„, 4, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1114, 4, 4 ; ditto Four Der Cent., 1004, 1 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced 7 rupee paper ' 103.4. 3; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1882, 1034. Scarcely any change occurred in Indian govern ment securities. Exchequer Bills remain at 225. to 275. prem. Foreign stocks were in request, and the tone of the market generally was firm. Peruvian of 1862 advanced 1 per cent. ; Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1838, and some of the Egyptian , i ; Spanish Three per Cents. (old and new), 4 to 4 ; and the Deferred. as well as Portuguese. 4. D anu bian, however, fell 1 per cent., and Turkish of 1862, Scri 1. acted The Egyptian Nine per Cent. p was q 4 dis. to 4 prem. ; Portuguese Scrip, 1 to 14 prem., being bitter ; and the Honduras Government Railway Loan, 4 to 1 prem., ex coupon. Very few dealings were recorded in financial shares, and prices showed no change of import ance, closing as follows :—lnternational Financial, 24 to 2 dis. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 Ida. : London Financial, 234 to 224 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 3 to 4 per share. As regards colonial government debentures, Queensland and some of the New South Walesmand, were in demand, and rose 4 to 1 per cent. MINES.-{THIS DAY.) Orr o'Ciocer. The tone of the mining market to-day is very good, but there is little business apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement. Prince of Wales shares, however, are in request, at 545. to 565. ; North Treskerby are quoted 28s. to 30s. ; East Cern Brea, 2 to 1 ; East Lovel, 8 to 1 : West Frances, 14 to 16 ; Great Retallack, n to 4 ; East Grenville, 34a. to 365. ; East Caradon, 41 to 5 ; Chiverton Mour, 51 to 6; East Grenville, 21 to / ; Wheal Seton, 82/ to 85 ; Clifford, 3i to 6 ; Great South Tolgns, 215. to 235. ; East 'Basset, 121, to 15 ; North Crofty, 281 to g ; and West Chiverton, 66 to 68. St. John del Rey shareshave experienced a fresh decline of 21., viz., to 34 to yr, but Chontales have improved to Ito 01 dis. Don Pedro are at 2,1 to s prem. Anglo-Brazilian 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Pestirena, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; Roma Grande, to 1 ; 1 to 1 prem. ; United Mexi can, 11 to 11 ; Frontino and Bolivia, f dis to / : Port Phillip. 11 to 11 ; Central American, .to par ; and Anglo-Argen•ine, to prem. A general meeting of the m* (London) Mining Company ( Limited) is the 2lst inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKWIE. (THIS DAY.) (sr TELEGRAPH.) 11 , 11011 OUR OWN cumaanloHHLiir•) Col - TON. —The market steady at yesterday's rates. Sales about 12,00 bales. Corm.—The market well attended. Wheat slow sale at 2d. to 3d. per cents! decline on red since Friday last ; white very irregular ; dour depreseedoind easier to buy. Beans atinuly, Seidl, 435. Gd. Oats and oatmeal in moderate deleand at late rates. Indian oorn in fair demand at Gd. decline. Mixed American, 46a. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) tat TELEGRANN.) (nos cen OWN coausponisre.) The wheat trade was very quiet to-day at is. per qr. lots money. llarley steady. Other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANE.—(YEIDI DAY.) Srosa.— The market is still quiet, and to effect sales of importance lower prices would have to be submitted to. Helloed—dried goods remain dull , and prices are again rather W a ccepted fur fair titters; pieces in good request. Coma—Business has been transacted in bought-in parcels et recent auetions, at steady rates. TlF.A.—There is no improvement in this market. RlM—Thor. a re buyer+ at previous prices, b u t few sellers, se the spot. Brdhou sold at lOs. ; first.clars damaged Ibusiein. Its. 10 . d. ; and for arrival, DACCA, new, at its. 9t1., landed. ISAIAL — A parcel of large pearl sold at 17e. Parrga.—lart) bees of white Singapore sold on the spot awl for snivel at Std. Rum. —No sales reported. ti s urerror —The market is steady. A parcel cold on the spot at ltk. rid.. abort prompt, refraction 4.1 anti WO tons for arrival at 90s. 6d., usual tenni. COTTON. — The market has been very active, and rather firmer prices mda. Jun sod Its remain quiet. TALLOW MARKST.-(Ta18 DAL.) The nraket is steady. Town tallow, 425. Csi. Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 43a. 9d. ; Spring, 435. ; March. 445. ; October to Decaliter, 445. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY HARIEZT.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles J SUMS Easton reporte trade at the fol lowing prima, ',is.:—Prime clover, 10:n.; inferior .1 it *.o. 70s. to M. ; l,ritue ho, Ms. ; interior ditto, 'd3s. w7os. ; straw, alt. to .1119. PROPINOUL BRAM NAREBTS. MTVWO, Jae. 13.-11a1a to-day / Cobden W. 734: new account, 74 4—nrcat Eallaarn,l9 I—loadon and Meth Western. 1131 14 4 14 —llanchtster, /Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431 : new account, 434 n-11etropolitan, 1154 i: . new account. 11..141 4 Minuid, new"acconnt. Intl 4 4-6 .roW Western •4 Canada, new account, 186-In—Colusi States 44.4 bawls ,14112 , May I. Nov.!. 714 I—lmtelt Rhenish, 21 ad. p. —Ditto, paid tip, 22 ted -Mari time Dammam Limited' I d.—Themes and Mersey %wine !a mmo@ (Limited. new al.watet, 2 :vie; p.—Atlantic Telegraph. flew account. 44- Ihtto, 8 per cent., V. new account, 5-11etnik and Trig% Magnetic Telegraph A IllmlinC. IV4—LlrerPna United thee Company, 207—Nakional Steamship Company LA mited , 77.1 0 . illAnCgierria. JAN. 13.—Market lower : a good business done. ledeoloa. 144 3-1141 to, for account. 72 4 i 8 o C i—u6trics Ca hank 161 p —iireat Eastern, 201 I—Ditto, fur account, A' ek 1 4 i—Orvat Northern A, for in:count. 107; 1 7--Great Wedern. foe amount, 46 —filire .Is, for account. 17 —Lemoishire and Toren ddre, fee auromet, HLondon and ‘ldadonials Marilee Imam , Knee 'Limited,. t 4 d.—llmichester enetheld, nod 1.n0..01n, .4 si —Ditto, for account, 44 3U . 11 4 Wletropoliten, 1152—Ditto. for moment, 1144 4 1-11 1 Mo. for a3count, 1034 1 21—Nerth Danish, ni- 534 for account, 331 4—ttalls ay Steel and Plant limited , 144 d.—South Eastern, for aorount. 8 7} I 74—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance ..Limitedi, 24 p. itto.for aeon , 21 el. —Hopkins tiliker, 51 d. BtaXlllOllAll, JAI. la—Tlde Market le estretnely doll today. Routh %Raiford:Mire hallway thanes were done at, eel— / Arming ' ham Financial shares, at 4 die —theith iitaffordeldre Waterworim charm, std- Mantes Metal, at 21 die. Closing prices : Meat . funk/a-Avon Railway share.. at 156, sellers— V/ arwick and Bir mingham Canal, bows, at 416—weseeatesiddre Beak. at 45 to 454-lerial Continental One shares, boyars, et iii—llletrepo- I than lWiway Carriage end Waggon eves. at 104 ea Io4—end , I Hamada Sleep and Slab shores ((hatted). at 16 die., wawa .._ CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN (liitcrY) MATI.-GIMILLTAIL. JAN. 13.—The Masailia leaves at 2 a.m. today for Southampton, where she may be ex pected early on the morning of the 18th inst. THE PROPOSED ANTI-FENIAN MEETTNC. —The Committee of the Metropolitan Worldng Men's C..aserys tire Asoociation met last night at their rooms Parliament street, Westutinstnr. Mr. A. J. Murray in the chair. Mr. Mayer moved the following resolation :—" That, Jammu& p 0, 2, ' m any demonstration at the present time calculated to exacerbate public feeling againet the Fenian prisoners would doubtless be used by their counsel, in the event vent of their conviction, for the purpose of defeating e of jp.edusticeiyitthisisucond,esmirabituele to m ho tb l . d vt a p p lib u l l i t c i mmr.tinTgheasmop:r of the resolution said that public fee bielbesa easefully Meted upon the subject of the p meeting, sad he felt that it was against the pro Oae weighty reuse why it should not be eel& gum wnsch was rnin.nii... in *no resolution, bad been given to him by an eminent states. man whom he had consulted with referees* to the natter' and that reason whoa HS dee weight with the emassits tee Hr. Bruton,had moved the reselation declaring the desirableness of the demseelsedea, seconded the Fa posal,sud re morkedthat he thought there woo :mutt:m.lA a =lt TIMM why the proposed m eetin g should not be i...bg uot t aniso was t. th t i: e — , ;t ad a ate. t it yss w l ould t irssocatanoble gi:tz ... ..ch t.... in i b r : :: :: .to the position of its memben, end es to its mesas It reqth . ed 6 .31r Christopher Wren end a theamed lee& workmen to build St. Paul's, three &masa Sailors might; blow it down. He thought that the esselatidileoul method ' semieg a delmniforrarrgto beigain"swor•Firianimues speeil was sewembles by tbe P th p u le s Mewls, their ablionmee ot the weespieeels digit aUsoll mast to this threw sad esesaitldisa el the emmtel, eel their lom of law sad inks. The deism est& be fag maimed in the isenthassis taittiaondbeen expremed bp the never sad seessider . et tbe , and la tilis sew Wien lissiL As • semereedee, theaght it andestralis Met sash a downstream' It Oat preitemd Amid sem aide teem any palatal memildhin "balsam Tim ressier tits ergs thee serried masnisseasiy, sad the o itese mem I adjourned. ~.., • •• • Tr ^ T•rfra.Tr abr • • TJAIP es a • • B h or mbar 1 Al MI .. . • 10 si l U i 111 MI U U 110 ii as iii Is It