The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-30 00:00:00

AT SAFFRON. 'ILL. 7i MIS DAY). Viliiant Payne, coroner for Minify at 8% Bartholomew's 'stances of the alleged 'nudge 4 years, by an Italian named *area to prosecute Inspector the puttee anchorites. cher Any prLfessional gentleman lorstood not. then c died. Ile said that he ied kept the Golden Author Oo Monday last, at about hall be bar. The prisoner Serena al , , At half-past 5 o'clock, and sp.., to Mrs. Shaw. When 10.. ed tow.irds witness, and 5,,.11 Englishmen ea you." for he had been years took ty notice of the awar. About half an hour oreijners in the house, and s 'cry excited. Sarnini was ' said. " You should not have g to an occurrence of a few itue. Witness proceeded to ed 1,,,:t Icy some customer,. rei,. Ler* rushed into the house, 4.ce of them, for he wan tl , the police. Witness e.o the parlour. His bowels erinen:e of being Rtruek, male Eimell. Wither dill 5%11:4n, King, bone button said that she was in the .aw Harrington t. Ile WAS in the bagatelle. 1k ,7ruck Ler. As she was Ewer her hack. He to did not see what he did in ter that she saw him taken isner going into the t. did not know why he it to wa. in the Goldoni on Nl.,aday evening. Se bagatelle.room singing. with the Italians, and T Nl..trier rushed in the strut: Harrington directly. ow. but a sort of side blow, t.• the ground. Witness t.m; to Lis hand. Witness L sdd he would be mur down IT another man. til ti.e p , l:ce came. Wit. us 4arr)und the house, and Next day witners saw a room. Witness saw blood down from his stomach when Le was lifted up. Ir entered the room with to the room. r, was al.° is the Golden tilers were in the room, jut was said that the Italians hshmen in the inner room. ter llAriington's song wee at once and struck Herring feil, exclaiming, "I am a pArty —twelve or fourteen -.). Harrington did not did not say a word to soy H.:rrington. Witness .11 a. 4 wea Lave been stabbed ras in Poe bagatelle.room at m s 0,... Wituesa's ude then h. I in cud kuocktd her up, awl got knocked behind ton on the ground on hie Wi',,.,e pulled Ssrafini came. 11 iringtou appeared ow tLat be was stabbed. P't V.A. Santini was is in, , did sot bear Saratini Dot a vr .r 1 of di!Terence t know bow Saranni came he (witocm) was knocked z t•r the viblic house Ile went into the rof !Wwa !reeking up d to be righting he went lie did not then lee id be was mist by Mr. Fawsli, 'born :** and be then saw no: her. He was going fteruards witness heard le catered the bagatelle corner. With the sa -1 e At, ss secured Sarafiet. ,t,:. !Aid bseu stabled. r into the street, ❑ on the charge ri, , le 801:110 rl2llWer in To. t• were tu:lowed to tr ••! I.:Aliens. Witness tat pt twitter struggled Wi t seas alter- :4VO corroborative h., was called in to the : a on tLe night in er, there. Witness sow ex bed him. His in- Wittman took him Ilona ii:irrington's ..o,i. and there was • ex..aud in deceased's ,rer to s o'clock ow I,rvught to by two urged with stabbing tiler reap ! if kaaw what was :toast, "if it be . ...I .o, ch,r;ed with r..teeted furled.'' • .v.•red with blood, a said "You are ugton. and with ever W.. 1111 knife." :t did r. appear L.a ualLu safteni 1 ,re it, tier hospital lentit,d the pri -1 been heard the against rwiloure.l that, the I bum, the 1•1.u4.. hsol suck. 1 ...tw0 of pesos —lnQpector eat : ~ , t •Ar The • • '. par- I . :•'serton place him 1i...1.00, the the • lle thou ..• Wale half us • cod pulled • .!ently. kwaing v I. .trot ac M ••• , 1 tli , ulty iu • • meat ',evert. .o I a .loug joie • 11111.11atelY 11.1.ted I •la ,another , by rail- LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) nest' SITTINGS. ~ere were lint sittings appointed for to-day io no lees twentyfour cues; but as most of them were oleo ~.portant character ! the debts generally being of small ,rent, the inconvenience suffered from the crowded • ,te of the court was not greeter than usual. only case in which the debts were of magnitude was that of Thomas Graves, de as of Upper Park-road, Haverstock-bill, since a pri ..r for debt, whose liabilities are upwards of 13,000/., ,rity being held for 8,540/. Assignees were also chosen the case of J. Beaks, engraver, late of Little Queen t. whose debts are 2,100/. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, as Commissioner.) IN ILE SAMUEL SELIG SIMON. the bankrupt, described as a jeweller, of Duke's-place, ~ ;odaditch, applied for his release from custody a few s • cdtk sidney stated that the bankrupt, who lived in Jersey, been seven weeks in custody. He had been arrested in ulon by a Jersey creditor, while trying to arrange his ors, He had been released by Mr. Baron Martin, and • ~absequently taken on a judgment obtained against him. Mr. Denny opposed, and charged the bankrupt with re log goods clandestinely. ilia Honour granted the release, on the ankrupt Ending of to the amount of the opposing creditor's debt, 1301. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREET. ROBBERY OF 3001. WORTH OF WOOL ',ll Xenon, described as • provision merchant, and Koller, whose calling was not clearly defined, were ...aged with feloniously receiving six sheets or bags of I'4, the property for the time being of Daniel Spence, ey well knowing the same to have been stolen. Mr. Beard attended for the prosecution. Mr. Spence deposed—l am a carman at Bermoodsey. On :be toth of November last I sent one of my servants with a sone and van containing six sheets of wool to the Great •.*.satern Railway, for transit. He returned at 8 o'clock in •he evening, after four hours' stream, and from what he said me I went with him io search of the whole property, at could not find it. The horse and van were sent to me the police on the following morning. The wool now pro. ..aced I believe to be that so sent by me. John Sager—l had charge of the wool in question. On .v way to the Great Eastern Terminus, in Shoreditch, I eh the van for • few minutes in St. John.street, and on re :urning could not find any of the property. Neither of the prisoners sre known to me. Upton, 213CI,ctintil . .pest 10 o'clock on the night of the .th of November I was on duty in Castle-street, Leicester. and found the horse and van standing there, but cot any load. " Spence " was on the van, and the next •.:oroiug it and the horse were sent home to the first wit ;ess. Thomas Cox—l am foreman to Mr. Thomas Johns, of Lermomlsey, and superintended the packing of the wool afterwards sent to Messrs. Spence, the carmen. All is ris. covered ezoopt about 500 pounds weight, and I swear to that produced as being my employer's so spoken of. Inspector Foulger, City police—On the 16th instant I suompanied Newham, 427Citypolice. to No. 85, LiHinton street, Vauxhall-road. The prisoner Milton 1111111 a shop there. .fore I entered we saw the prisoner Neville come out. I tld Milton I had come to look at some wool. He said. I have not any." I asked, " Are you sure you have not sT.y in the stable " and he aessiered, " No, I've got none." I was in plain clothes, and told him that I was a constable, and that he must give me the key of the stable to, search, to which he said, " Well, there is a little there, .t it has nothing to do with me. A man named Neville hired the stable to put it in, and when the wool was sold he was SO pay roe for the hire. lie has just leen here with the stalliards to weigh the wool with before le sells it to two moo." To my question as to where Neville ',sea be answered "Somewhere iu Lock's-fields." I then went into the stables and foiled in the hayloft about 17 ;wt. of fleece wool and TOlhe. weight of the same kind .3 a tarpaulin. I took Milton to the station-house. While mere Neville was brought in, sod in Lis presence I men t. mud what the former bid told me. Neville said, - Two men i brothers), named Jack and Bill, or so called, let me to get a place to put the wool in and sell it for I was in that case to have a commission out of it. known those men for many years, but not by any ,-r name, or where they live." Upon this, Milton re. • .i.ed, " Neville told me it was part of a bankruptcy •• and it was moved for fear of seizure," also, "If any . .ir came about it I was not to know anything." Milton said it had been brought to his stables one evening Bye ••• kit no. . Newham, 41.7 City police then spoke to his having ap reLeoded Neville, who brat stated his same to be John :Lah, living in Tachbrookaitreet. ("Iznik°, but Wise ,.:enily gave his right name. He, however, denied all iooeledge of the wool on Milton's premises, although he .',.,itted that two men, named Jack mid Bill, were to meet in that neighbourhood about some wool. %Caen cbargiri remarked, "Thine two men have got me into this." Winless, at a subsequent hearing, odd be had found • b. weight of the same description of wool as that pro at a woolstapler's is itermoodssi-street, and a fur :her weight, separate from the other, of one score 14 lb. Henry Cohen, of 3g, Royal Mint-street, calling himself a wool, cotton, and skein dealer, wee then put into the witness and sautiooed by Mr. Beard u to the evidence he gave, ▪im that would depend his being placed by the side of the prisoners. Witness hunted that his conduct, :a this transaction at least, was quite clear and pro. I ter. lie then swore that on the 10th of Dumber .it. be purchased 34101 b. weight of wool, at ls. 4gd. prr :b., of a man who had called upon him the gevaos far out a sample, and who gave the name of Williams, at Gravesend, and calling himself a dealer, that be :aid that Person 201. 12a. 6d., and made out at his request tLe body of the invoice, which the other receipted in the -me tf Williams ; that invoice wee produced. In a searching -a-examination he denied that either prisoner was that mac, n!.istftlthat they were strangers to him. The address of • .v , reial given by Williams turned out to be a public- L:,•• he had scoompasied the officers to see, and Williams I not be found. He kept so books of such transactions :he present be usually filed his invoices, but this he bad • in his pocket-look. The wool was brought to him by ‘Viiliarne in a van, who took the wrappers away with him. Witness on the same day he purchased mixed the wool with wool, sod sent it to Messrs. Brand is Bland). in Bar Ice,, Mr. Beard remarked that this was a most systematic rob , and disposal of a large amount of property. and Cooke sent both prisoners for trial at the Sessions, .11 the application of Mr. Abbott, who appeared for agreed to accept bad in his behalf if two sureties put iii each for IW!., and his own in double, which s done. M A IILI3OItOrGH-STREET. linktnEßT AT A JEWELLEIt's. Ciarehre, described as an accountant, but who aced hie address, was charged before Mr. Knox with 3 +l.o{ a gold chain and some lockets. of lb* value of 10/., f: • • the shop of Mr. Jules Roche', jeweller, 68, E Israel Lewis, of Great Ilarlborough-strest, appeared :he prisoner. prisoner went into the shop of Mr. }Wait while be 4 • aervit; a lady and gentleness, and asked for • commas He was served with it, and the lady and gentleman i•••!. I 'meetly they had gone, Mr. Roches waled a chain ) sous lockets of the value of 101., and on the prisoner i taxed with taking them, he said he would pay for at the sense time pulling out •loeket from his pocket, t Le afterwards took a chain and three lockets from his and placed them on a Riau case on the counter, -iid be would pay for them. He was then given into , • lacketts, 127 C, when he denied taking the !.:r. Lewis addressed the magistrate on the prisoner's a`. requesting, as be had been seen by detectives from O ••In•-rrot divisions and not knows, the magistrate to deal • • ,••• CA 4 C, there being every reason to believe it wits the , • • first offence. . tan x declined to deal with the prisoner, and rem , ! for trial. - rdOSECUTION OF A BHOTBEL-CEEPIE. „ • .1. is. of 0, Chariotte-street, described as a . • • 1..,.1-....keeper, was brought before Mr. Knox Pa • ••• •. ...barged with keeping a brothel. ••• • Kt.:ght. from the office of Mr. Kande% 'elicitor to r • , :inorities of St. Mary lebose, the prosecutors, ap' • , f..r th e prosecution. . • • havihg been given that the prisoner was the the house, she was committed to the see .. • -. !wing taken—herself is WI., and two sureties of I I OnecENE PHOTOGRAPHS. • dealer in photographs, Lc., of Ceatle. I..l , :ater-square, appeared before Mr. Knox to -r:, ',lna:noes taken out by Inspector Walker, of the for having a quantity of obsess, photographic • i.t.,ti..na in his possession. • • ! , .torraphic representations which bad bees seised • .J•j,,ttw were produced, and ware of • disgusting I: on, of the firm of Wool and Ring, who appeared dtfradant, laid ha was only servant to atiothow ~.nr asked whether the defendant would mom' to • destroyed. , 'lnz said he would. 'melee were then ordered to be destroyed, end the L. dismissed. NA RYLEBON d•NyliTlull or AN OW:AN-GRIMM. :n4 It than. named Anotoni., Toqlioni. of Liquor. . •:r• •t. rkeowell. Wall charged with play iog ID 4 ;g" 1 , -teratreet, Maseheette-aioate. to the annoyance .41. , .Litaet, awl tefualug to go away when requeeteal ILA I ilicraa. I,;;;',llinsdr7lanatid that he was in the service of Mr. • of No. 1, Lioreet-street, Msoebeater-square. Last ▪ about 6 o'clock. there was loud olaror of so -ar to his master's house, wbo was ill sod hail not •r • leave bin room for several days. At ho master's Le west sod told the primmer to desist and a pArty ci did: aa We: in 1 b<l 11le, an ton IVi Came. 01 , i t. tn, Dot :1 .t ,:nn he (I --,r of I to . fl) born ..fte a co MCC • o• es, er lu r 4 et I e I t.,i 1.1 • • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1864. go away as his master was ill. He did not go at one. but upon being again requested he went to the other side of the street and wain comme•oed playing. Witness again asked him to go, at the same time telling him (prisoner) that Mr. flabbege was iIL He continued playing, and some of the people around gave the prisoner some money, whilst °then were dancing. As he would not go, witness fetched a policeman and gave him into custody. Prisoner (through his interpreter) said be understood the prosecutor wanted him to go away, but thinking that he was only a drunken passer-by he took no notice. He de clined to go tall he (prosecutor) palled his stick and let the organ fall on the ground. Mr. Mansfield said he did not believe this, and sentenced the prisoner to pay a penalty of 40a, or in default to be imprisoned for one month. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (Tlll3 DAY.) This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and eleven months ended November 30. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and eleven months in the last three years. For the month. For the eleven months. C 9,761,510 .... £113,280,779 .... 12.758,323 .... 132,135,368 .... 12.065,213 .... 148,340,865 1862 1863 1864 AERATED BREAD COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held to-day at the London Tavern. Reporters were Dot admitted. The report, which had been issued, states the available profit to be 5,119/., out of which a distribution is reooai mended at the r►te of 12i per cent. per annum, leaving 541/. to be carried forward. The company have now 17 bakeries in operation in the metropolis, and others in progress. They have also 2t depots for the ale of bread, and nearly' 100 agencies. With regard to improvements about to be introduced it is said :—" The directors have the math faction of stating that the first apparatus for working Dr. Dauglish's new patent has been adapted to one of the' company's largest mixing machines, sad is now being ex perimentally worked to ascertain its capabilities, and ac custom the hands to the mode of operating with it. The purpoaes designed to be accomplished by this new patent are—Lt, and chiefly, to improve the • piled elastic tea. Lure' of aerated bread. 2nd, to provide mechanical means for dividing the dough into the requisite, exact, and uniform measured quantities for loaves, in place of the present mode of operating —a part of the process in which uniform and satisfactory results cannot so easily be secured, owing to the difficulty of obtaining hands suffi ciently careful for the work. Dr. Dauglish states that from the results already obtained, there is now no doubt that, by the new patent, thus two objects will be completely at ' tamed ; and from the altered character of the bread pro ' lifted, as well as from the uniformity of production which can be secured, there is every reason to believe that the aerated bread, while it retains all those valuable properties which have secured for it so much popularity, will have acquired other characteristics which will render it the universal bread of the people. Dr. Devilish also states that the introduction of this inveatioa will admit of future bakeries being erected at very much less cost, and that should the mechanical oven be as suoceseful as be anticipates, the combined effects of the two inventions will be to reduce the present cost of manufacturing bread to such an extent as to insure the rapid growth and development of the compaey's operations. The directors cannot close their report without expressing their high sense of the value of Dr. Dauglish's services is labouring gratuitously (although in broken health) to for w►rd and promote the interests of the rompany, not only in various matters of manufacturing detail. but also, and prin cipally, in bringing into practical operation the invention secured to the company by his new patent. which, the directors desire to add, gives promise of iocressiog the value of the company's property to a very insosiderable degree." 11 St. lAU an .100 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. There is little business in the railway market to-day, yet the tone is rather firm. Caledonian stock has risen 4 per cent, Lancashire and York shire, f, and Great Western 4. The other leading lines are unchanged. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 122 to ; Great Western, 792 to 804 • Midland, 1404 to 141 ; Lancashire and Yorkshi;e, 1162 to 117 ; South Eastern, 86 to ; Great Eastern, 474 to 484 ; Great Northern, 134 to 136 ; Caledonian, 133 to 134 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 1234 to 1244. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial railway securities„ and quotations ex hibit no variation. /NARY SHAME 111 ,- (ILI Pd. I kan.wAts. Sales W 1 all , ars, Watt Stour Vs/ 'lOO Blyattand Tyna all Boaton,EastrdAlld.C ,110) !Bristol and Szator 100 Caledonian all Cork and Bandon all 'Cornwall all 'Do. • J•nodiv. until 6 all Do. B Ip. e.lspald to B. all Dublin and Ballad June all Dondae,l'orth,&Abd.Jo WO Edinburgh and Glasgow ,Glasgow and S. Western 100 'Groat Latent Ord. St. 100 Do. A Stock Do. L Ang. Btk., Na 2 1 Ong North of Scotland GrastNorthoro Free. so cliv. tut.' Do. B 1116 p. C. Is paid 13 GL South et West. am) !Gist Western _ _ Do.blour VoLOoa.Stk Do. douth Do. W....Mick—Oxford! Do.re Do 1);: Do. E x e ;Tri or : l l f&acsedre & Yorkshire' Loodon and Blackwall ,o. &With. & &Coast .Loadoolink & Dor . Loodoo&North West& !emicont.iousthWostorn Yen.,BCeL,d IJnoolaW ploryport sad CorUde Do. Do. Blum !Metropolitan Midlan Do. 4 How Ne.r _ _ lby I 0 an lad. Gt. Ws. (ina) U I WV Do. + Shares NI all led [eat 10 all lad Neat (Cray Loa) St. 100 North British St. 100 Do. Min. ,Perth,Dund St 100 N. Lastero—Berwlek U lei I Do. G. N. IL Pure St 100 Do. Leeds St. 100 Do. York St. 109 De. Carilal• SI DJ Do. Stock. & Darling • 21 I Do. do. 3868.68 • lt Do. do. 188041. St. 100 'North Loudon 10 I Tel Do. New ,„ St. .100 North Siadord . sid» 10 all N. & S. Western Jane Ol 100 Seottlsh Ceutral U. 100 Scottish N.N. Aber Stk St. 1 100 Scottish Midland 10 I all Shrewsbory a WelehpL It 100 Urspabits Doke St 100 South Davos St. .100 &AWN Naetero Si. 100 S. Terkah. & River Don SO all Stalnes,Woklinckw.Br. St. 100 Tait Vale 10 S Do C St. 100 Vale of :Math 100 Victorea but & Ptielko St. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. 3t. 'lOO Wort Cornwall at. :100 W. Hardy/ H. & A BRITISH 20 lii .1 Pd. I IiAILIFATS. 88 110 1321 us* 34 36 16 lf 341 81 4 106 166 67i 480 - - 71 81 185 136 114 1574 ISO 112 BS SI 114 *5 67 0 69 61 66 66 100 102 110 117 66 S 3 106 e 106 i SS 0 ISli 1 2 2 1 O 99 ¶Se 00 ll* 124 140 141 110 112 $5 he De tee Ilit 1151 74) 106 1666 38 1 11 12 pat 9 10 p 120 126 2 pm io ti 112Oi 118 162 68 60 44 46 bt; 444 a S m lett Se 4 O•I 109 111 33 60 76 78 113810148. isle 471 8 1571 80 79} 101 1181 100 12 2 2 obi 124 n 4 16.1 - P= ♦S} 41 53} I (losing moss. 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New 100 all Do.op.e.Bds. pay. 1573 100 all' Do.fiS do. do. 1877-8 10 1 ludlau Brandt. banned 10 1 Do. New It. 100 Madams guar. 6p. ant , it 100 , Do. do. 41 do DA IL 100 Do. do. 44 do.—' 82 20 1 ' Do. Plfth Grteneloa 8L 100 11 elb. Corp. 6 per c.. tld— IN all IlaUt and Hobion's Bay: 59 II 20 all N.Bran.&Cattels.A &It II 6 St. 100 N.R.ofCan.ilp.c.lstp.B. 02 04 , dt. &lade. gus. 6 par oral 100 101 81 5 100 Do. Deihl do. 1100 101 nd 20 1 Do. do. do. I 1 ale par ad St. 100 Do. Punlaao do.. ' 1001 1011 ad 36. 100 ' Do. Indus dined:do. 93 96 ad JOINT 61UCL BANKS. No. 14. I /UMW. IPA 1 71 le 1 ,- P' l sl 11,a xdi 101 id 96 id, 91 id 45,000,100 Agra ittlasterst an's ,L 1610 - 20MA 60 Do. It ea. Ise. A, pm. jZS 20.004 60 Do. issued a: 30 pm ,26 10,00(' 60 Albloo 60,000 lOC AlllanoeLoa.* Liverpool' 26 10.000 100 Do, New CS It.tre Ito Do. lasueg at 20 pm , 10 tek , .ooo 20 Aoglo Austrian WAG 60 Allele Italian kLimltod) 10 0,604 40 Australasia all _7.510 40 le,. Now all _ _ 11. 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New, nia at t. p n 10 12. 0 00 100 Impanal bank, Lltuited 30 j ~vOlOO in,. New 136,000 ImparialOtioataa lO ; 25,000 60 International hank CL l7l IiAMWO: 30 Laud Slort.ltk. India ,LI 200)00 60 I.on. Itt.of11•11cootc..1. 10 10,000 100 LIM. Bank of Scutland,L Is 10,050 100 Loudon And Brazilian 6.000 ID) Lou.B.Ayraahlt.riate'L 110,060 23 De NOV, me. at pm 71; 6.000 100 Lon., BD., Staff. (L.) 22 I 60,000 30 Loa. Ch. Bank W Austri. Hl 20.00.6. 0 60 Lo ndou and County 2O I 0. 0 00 100 Lon. tfainiat.C.ou. LL) IS .110,01.10. 60 London Joint Stock lO 20,000 60 Do.New,isa. at 30 pa POW 100 Lon. and Nnrtliern (1 4 26 25,030 25 London& Sonth African, all 1,000 100 LOU. & S. western U. 20 60,0.0 100 1,11. S Westminster 10.060 100 hierellant. nook , lam.' 30,000 60 Warcantila & Iticksael ' 10 I 9040 , A) 64 Ugh New - _ 10,040 100 Metro. it Prow. bank l V 21 id 100 i 7 CL prism I •.t 134 117 j If Ofdl9 10 11 pm 9 10 pm 9 10 pm 2 1 Pa , ' 1 Ws 99 71 CZ 61 2 1 -3 55 00 1 30 Si i 166 110 _: at 2y.114 , ST 39 014, 71Pisi 6 11 11 4 14 , 48 60 id wB6 if; 61 ad: 126 114 "ii -ii 7 8 pal 36 Si ... 6sl - liGi 7 7 71pmi 61 4 4 411 • 4 Ms' plas 11 par 2 pm 20 Si • 1 414, 114141 • • paaj 41P40, 4 3 414. 14 15 Pml 13 14 pa 7 71044 S m 461 1 11pM 166 4 2 dis I 7Pm 40 1 9 Ilpm *d I 3p, i.l m 4 al.— 44 144 4,1 214 4 3.1 62 64 I 9dm 104 11 63 62 i 2:11 16/ id It S 23 qpn' 2,2 j 93 100 Par Ow per 2 3 dis 100 lio. do lO 6,000 100 Midland Rank 10,000 100 National of Liverpool lO 30.000 20 N. Pre. or &Wand, New 10 20,000 60 Na s Bank. New.... 16 26000 20 New Swatk Wales all 10,000, 10 New Zealand (Llnalted) 1 60.000 20 North Wt.-item 6 60.000 26 Oriental Hank emporia 10,000 1 60 Provin.ltankindeorp.[L 6 1 10.000 100 Provinr.. of Ireland 17.600 20 Selnde.Panl..*Dslbl(L 10 20,000 26 ;ions& AlaLlana • WI 10,000 26 l iouth Later.' 10.000 100 litand, of U. 0. Africa 6.650100', Do. do. 40000 26 'Onion of Australia aU 10000110 Unloo o 0 Ireland tlalol 00 0.0001 W Im.aos 16 1 011.3a15. 21a. 1 UL I poen. lrd 1110.1 - 10,000 10 , 10,090 96 10,000 tb 67,000 10 20,000 I 6,000 00 53‘.7631. at, 1000 20 . 6,016, Re 10,000 C 250 1.1.714, 14114 1 gm. •- biVml••• 155 45 47 - S q 4 7 - 6 pm- 14 55 gym. - u 07_ 461' - is;ilio 200,0102. 10,000 10.000 14.2001 SOO,OOOL — I ierea' r 0 16 I l 6 pee ells par , ells poi' , M 60 543 t t die 67 Se I Q. prism ~.~«~ 11.066,11111 et. amid Meg India . 1;000 10 thaterallOommo Jock' 6,178310 St ,loodott.tst.ltatharla. ISO 1160,861 St. 'Southampton &ABDO St Vt,o 6.000 10 I Do. New LIS US 70 72 7211, 27,600 100,000 20 12,600 10 60000 ft 110,000 110,0 u.) 00 31,040 10 25.00. 10 10,000 20 20, 0 40 50 30,000 60 X 6,000 2 Malanlos 0.11:lilted) 1 100,000 1 Angto-Braz.Oold,Lim ba 2..) JOU 20 Aastrallan 76,000 1 Soo Accord Cop. (Um.), all 10,000. 5 BrsaiLLßM Co.(lAn), all 10.000 10 Cape Copper (United), 7 MOOD 2 CapulaSilver (United), 1 • 11,000 60 Coto* Copper aß 10,000 10 Copiapo (Wilted) 100,000 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey, II 75,000 1 Dan Mounteap.(Ust.) all 60,000 lan Del Bey (Malted)! 11 WOW 2 Fortuna (United).— all , 10,000 10 OtOillai all 04000 1* Kaputhla ;Limited) 1 ' 14 4 *0 Paff 10,000 1 LoaMalan Asl44 2 101,816 1 1 Markslts all 100,000 I M.Aureoa Etraz.l3.ll.(L all 60,000 4 Panulcillo C.opper (Li 3 10,000 10 Poatgiloan,lsUvarLead all 100.000 5 Port Phillip • 1 Santo Barb.Oold IL(L , 110,044 1 Scottish AustraL(llm.)' 11400 1 10 St. John del Boy (Um) 15 t 5, 1 1 4. SD United Moslem (Llos.!• 50,000: 1 Vallanzasosqui,la l iso., 1 80,000; 1 . Worthing ;L.LaTteTII akeati • .Irlitlinaanitgan (Um. IfiICiLULT4 WM. i} y 3 - Cps' 4 4"1 I 6 Ai ton -;. 3 r : 161 1 •idb nom 7 I 11m liP Oonranius. Angio•Meitean Australian Australian SL L Yu. (L. BeetaWaterworks Bombay GM (thaltni British American Lind, H. I. Mag. Tel. (L.) Grail(' Indian Tea Cansa P m 2i .. I Wes. eannlsoLoandinv:L) Ceylon Caney City of Lon. liefilitop(L City °Mica ,E.tot.) .. Com. of Africoollot. (14 Conunorciallinion(lnt. Consolidated Dia .. u. )' Continental IlitOssiL! C,ontniotCorporatio n(L C. luoc.4lLoli. of Nut ' D° ' Do. of !Lewitt= (L, . leriPalms rroferenos I Do. p. ell Pap. Deb lon(L E. ludas leriation. Ebbw Vale •ptlanConi.dt Frd.(L Kismet Telegraph Eng. and Au. Copper Eng. and Fotelinersillt Eng.A.Setittiallitarlit. IL Financial Corporation Financial Discount (L; IFore4t. Warelsouss (L. Genius& (limited) G.Cmidita Fin.otLom (LI !Gm Muss Navigation , •fioninit:).4onial Aa. (L , • litulames ling 1 Hunibsr Iron Works,L, Isap.diter.Cdt.Asa. 0-11 diellas Carrying (MIL/ Internal. FbutatAuct (L.)l .Intitrnat.Lnad LiredlCL' 7 5 Ca l i IL S i: fp spa t 77. 91 8 7 JAI 81 87 idls 1 ! Oldta! 1 dls I s S U= 9 P 8} ipm pm I fl (Oat Cay.)l Do. e µ C. Isdo. r. ItGOI Joint neck Diaosont(L) Land Securities Loud. African Tra.li fond. andeasiolon. M. (1. Lon..ooinitylandta.(l 1 Lood.D4striet m Teleg.(L); Aro. (L ); i N m e Pl w 'Load. G. Omnibus C.:l 1 Lund., Italian. .tc. Sten Load. Mar. Discount( L, I Lon& ProrincialManne ;Madras lingo t Cowl Do. I Mauritius Dc.(l ) 'Madill. Raton. TeL (L) Millwall iron Wats Natal Lend& CoL C. (L) I National Die. Cosa (L Natiount Financial (L; i Natbund Prue. NI trlne4, National Steam Nay. ( ,NerbuddsCoal t L Do. New 'N.Zealand T.& Loan .N. (Wit. A estralsalan(L)i N. Brit.& Deccan. in.,L. Novadootia(LaudL .14. Do. do. Ocean Madge Douro Oriental o, enneerclin.l 'Oriental fOriental Gal (Wailed( ; Do. New Orleat.lalaodleteam(L) Otago & nthlan.ll neat. Ottuinan Financial ;L.; ottoman Owl (Limited Panarnali M. itteamiL Uo do. Do. New.. Peel Itle.laiida /111 u. (L) Peninsu:ar t O. Inoue Do. a 1.,. New Qttelor.tal.., 8.. M.ti .1.6 - 31 4 4i 1 1 —Pin! sd •I 78 1 48* anyn 11 . 011 . Do. New Vol. City Improv. (to , Ditto ditto ..... I Itallaisso 4. seot.4u4ra. loved. 10 Smith, It °Opt. &Co. LI ,toe.rolto..l &mato( P 10 &African IL & (WI 111 Sootb Aitstraliao 1.04 d• It. tabmsztuo Toispapo 1 Do. Serlp Tel.Construe..illaln.(L' a Ilwmes.t \lnner la.iL ) S ! Treat& &parr'', Au*. L 1 j L of U. ennuis , 0 I 0410.4K.Te1e6.C0.(L)• 4 'Uolren. Marine I aa, (I.) Upper Aram TastLtm : ) Ditto Van !llama's Lied ll%, Warrant IN °saw (Llia lO WeatLud)a l`sclda L 101 PREF RRENCE SHARES. North &Meru, Stoektoo and Darlington, B, 6 per ant., 324. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 12i 4. Namur ma Lige guaranteed 6 per emit. goat, 19i mi. Notes issued .. - MONEY NARZET-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxm. Great inactivity prevails to-day in the stock markets, which present few features of interest. Generally prices are steady. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations. Home railway stocks are firm, and in two or three cases have improved. A partial recovery has taken place in the Confederate Loan. The discount market is rather quieter to-day, but the supply of money being small, the rate for choice bills is firm, at 6 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentea were quoted 66fr. 10c., showing a fresh rise of nearly I per cent. Consols, are now quoted, 891 to 4, ex div., fur money, and 894 to 1, ex div., for the account (Jan. 10.) The official business report isas Miura : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894 to 4 ; ditto for account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4; New Three per Cents., 884, 4 ; New Five per Ceuta., 11034, 103 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Bonds, 84., Gs., 10s. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet. The chances consist of an improvement of 2 per cent. in Confe derate, and 4 in Turkish Bonds of 1858, and a decline of 1 in Greek, and lin Mexi can and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 234 to 1 ; Mexican, 294 to 4 ; Confederate, 56 to 58 ; Spanish Pas sive, 324 to 4 ; the Certificates, 14/ to 4 ; Turkish, of 1858, 701 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 724 to >2 ; and the Consolid4s, 481, to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Brazilian Old Five per Conti, 1004 ; Danish, 1825, 80 ; ditto, 1863, 80 ; Egyptian, second issue, 951 ; ditto, 1864, 941, 951 ; Greek, for account, 231, 4 ; Mexican, 294 ; ditto, for account, 294 ; ditto, 1864, 274 ; Portuguese, 1856, drc., 484, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 88, 871, 881 ; Sardinian, for account, 814 ; ditto Cer tificates, 144 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 704, g, ; ditto 1862, for account, 724, 4, 4. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Danubian, 4 din.. to par ; and Monte Videan, 2/ to 3 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 2i to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 3i to i prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 9 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 3k to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to I ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, Ito i dis. ; and Ottoman Societe Geodesic, 2 to 1 prem. The Essex has arrived from Melbourne with 84,500!. in gold. At an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Eyles, Evans, Hands, and Wells, in the silk trade, held yesterday, a long discussion took place with respect to the liabilities and probable result of the liquidation, upon which points full explanations were afforded by Mr. White, the ac countant. It was unanimously resolved to accept a composition of lls. in the pound, payable in instal ments at 4,8, at 12 months. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,116/. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of tidlL ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 715/. At the meeting yesterday of the Para Ga., Coin pany a dividend was declared at the rate of five per cent, per annum. The chairman, Sir W. Clay, Bart., stated that the revenue accruing and begin ning to be collected at the date of the last advices was computed at from 10,0001. to 12,0001. per annum, but he believed that estimate to be con siderably under the mark. From all sources he had no doubt their income will be quite 20,0001. a year. At the tenth annual meeting of the Law Union Fire and Life Insurance Company yesterday, the report stated that in the fire department 4,189 new policies had been issued during the year, insuring 2,320,4631., and yielding in premiums 5,493/. ; and iu the life department 268 new policies, insuring 173,0751., and yielding in premiums 6,048/. A divi dend of eight per cent, on the paid-up capital was declared. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited) is convened for the 13th January. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec.2B, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : 1 i Circulation issue I — Circulation active 19,372.903 Increase 155,535 Public &pouts 8,601,131 Increase 906,509 Other clepoiaits _ Oovercruent securities in 10,624,542 Increase 350,000 Othereseuritica in banking dopartanent. Coin and bullion in both departmea4 Seven day and other bill 437.450 Uncouth 14,127 Tho hew. 3.35 6 .,551 lacunae 14,497 Notes in reser►e Total reserve (notes k coin in bunking department) . 9,377,90 Diereses 362 31l The government securities having increased 330,000 t, and the private securities as much as 1,032,0561., there would, of course, have been a heavy decrease in the Bank's reserve but for the influx of 906,509/. of government, and 112,836/. of private deposits • owing to this, the decline in the reserve is limited to 362,341!., and the total held is still as much as 9,377,1)891. The decline of 206,786!. in the coin and bullion corresponds pretty nearly with the number of sovereigns (162,000) despatched during the week to Egypt. RANK Of ENGLAND.—An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and nth Vtc .c. S 3. forth. week ending on Wednesday, Dec. la, lent. IsIQI DEPARTYCNT. f. 2.1,0313,475 Government debt.. tit 015,100 tuber b•curities 46.14,900 Gold cniu and Ind Uon 13,866,475 Silver bullion 5td,096.1 75 DAN Fine DEP IiTYIENT. Proprietors' Capital all . 47..ii,itaiTUZ;;;;;eat Secy. Rest 3,366,854 rain tocludlag YulaliDep?sit. au- L 23,038,475 Deal Weight An: _ elciing - P.selte.i., I Inuit') - 410,341.642 Ray. hanks. Coco- Other Sec Urines 11.7r4,541 Els of National Notes Debt, and Do OOl4 and barer 574 Accounts` lu Other Depoelta Seven day hod other 264 Bills 711,493 437,4A0 t29,insaort2 ; W. r. n Dec 29. MILLET, Chief cashie THURSDAY EYENVC. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the balf-yearly interest on the hares of the Singapore Ggs Company (Limited). Console, which closed yesterd4 to ex div., for the 10th Jan., opened and closed to-day at 894 to 4. For money the last price was 894 to t. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89g, 4,4, ; ditto, for account, 892, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 2 ; New Three per Cents., 884, f, f, ; Bank Stock, 238, 240 • India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 102&, 4• Five per Cent. "en faced " rupee paper, 102; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady. There were some inquiries for the rupee paper. Exchequer Bills were quoted ls. dis. to 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market the settlement formed the chief business. The principal feature was a fresh fall of 3 per cent. in the Confederate Loan, making a total reduction of 7 per cent. iu two days. Greek Bonds also declined 4. Italian Stock, on the contrary, rose per cent., in answer to the advance in Paris ; Egyptian Bonds of 1864, and Turkish of 1858, 4 ; and Mexican of 1864, 4. Other foreign stocks closed at yesterday's prices. Bank shares generally wen firm. An improve ment was quoted in Brazilian and Portuguese, Consolidated, Bank of British Columbia, Landon ' and County, Eastern Exchange, Mercantile and Exchange, National Bank of Liverpool, North Western, and South Australian Bank. On the other hand, Alliance, and Bank of Otago shares slightly receded. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 to lex div. ; Egyptian Tr..ding, 1316 to 5-16 pm. ; National Discount, 11i tot prem. ; and Joint Stock Dis count, to dis. Ebbw Vale, Millwall Iron, National Steam, National Financial, Telegraph Construction, and Nest India and Pacific Steam shares were all quoted better. East India Irriga tion and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada were flat. Ottoman Sociiti GinErale shares were quoted 2 to 21 prem. The shares of the financial companies were generally quiet at former quotations. London Financial declined 5a., while Credit Foncier and Mobilier improved 2s. lid. ?he closing quotations are annexed, viz.: —International, 2i to y prem. ; General Credit, 3 to 34 ; London Financial. 9to 9fr prem. ; Im Mercantile Credit, 3 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were quoted 43 to 441. MINES-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The mining market is quiet to-day, and quota tions generally have not varied. Great Vor shares are in request at 32} to j, while East Grenville are flatter at 33 to 4. East Cars don are quoted 15 to 16 ; and Great South Toigen, to }. East Lovell shares are officially marked 13. Cape Copper shares are in demand, and better, having been dealt in at 41. prem. Other colonial as well as foreign mines are unchanged. At Hingaton Downs general meeting, held yester day, the cash accounts showed a balance in band of 117/. 3s. Id., and as estimated balance in favour of the mine, before the next meeting, of 1,005 f. 61. Id. (including 1,0001. on deposit). The nest sampling will be about 480 tons. At Prosper 'United they have sampled 366 tons of copper ore for the month, besides the tin. WLOMAL GOVZI.MMII SIKTUAITUOL Na I 870086. I Pd. I CI. prices. I dales. 469,060.. I lititlehOolia.6p.ot..lB7o PIO -•-• -.. i.. Can. Gm 0p.0..1877481100 *7 99 - .... .. Do.lpee at feb.tAag. IN 96 94 --. .. .. Dolperet.llar.4ll 100 Ild 96 - 1,11 . 68111 .. Dab pentet.Jan.ll 100 86 89 - 686,000 - Do. I per et. Ins. Btoc 100, 85 88 - 909,090 .. - Car oHopeep.etlB73 1001 108 MI - .... do. 18804 1001 106 1011 - .... .. Do. do. 1890-1 1001 107 109 - . .. Do. do. 1801 100 109 111 - 100000 ..,007logNov.1888, 6 p.ct 100; 101 104 -•• 160,000 , .. Do, 1878, do.. 100 108 111 - 900,000 .. 'llaarltine Spar ot, 1873 100. 106 100 - 900,000 ..' Do. 1878 100, 107 109 - 190,000 ..' Do. 1662 100 106 108 - 166,000 .. Nast Ci. 0.8 pee cwt.. 100, 104 106 - 166,000 ..'New Bruns. eles. 6 itet 100 97 100 - .... .. N.B. Wales Civ. 6 p. 0.1866 100 99 101 - .... .. Do. 66. o. 1871 to 1876 100 96 97 - Do. II p. o. 1888 to 1891 1001 94 96 - 160,000 .. , New Zeeland 6 par ant 100 106 107 - 1000,000 .. Do. 6 per cent. 100 89 01 - 960,000 - Nora Booth{ 6p. a., 1476 100 98 100 - 78,000'.. Queensland 000.6 p. et 'lOO 103 106 - .. .. S.Aust.Gev. 4 p.0.,1878 100 107 109 - .... .. 418.0ov.41p.o.Jan.tJalp 100 - - - .... ..I Do. do. 6 p.o.Andlidle. 100, 106 107 106 DIUNTI7II.II STOMA No. 160. 1 870948. IPdI CL otiose. 1 Is ea. 492,01611 N. Otistn.4p.a.Mar.l6l.loo 80 61 r -. 1086916 St. G.Ntbn.,4p.o.Jaa.4l ,100 - - - 610,000 Bt. 0.4/{6n.-W.IC -Os., . R et.. Jan.* Judy.- 100 96 97 sd -. 41600086. lone.dYk.4p.o.last.7lBloo 94 06 id - WNW 86. Les,Brigh.4p.e.Jaad.llllloo 96 98 sd - MOO' M. , L&N.W.4p.c.Jan.dJuly 100 94 Mad - IMMO 86. I Do. Se p.e.lan.&J{{llllllo 82 Mid .., 1199,7103 R. L4B.W.,6p.c.Jan.danly,loo Pa 96 ad -Id .... It. illidland,4p.e.Jameluls, 6 100 St 96 ad - .... 86. IN. British. IL P.* D. 11.,f p , Yob. & tug.- 'lOO 106 1441 -• 18.481 IL I N.ftln.:,4p.e.J antla17;1110 96 Mid •-• 10t 'Soot N.L.4p.e.A0.t00t.1100 - - -. 118121611111/4118. No. ILk I llniss. I Pd. ICL prime I Isles. ri.Ooo 0.000 %NO 1,011 2.800 $l2 6.146 0.000 ▪ :Cumbrian Coo. Gold, 1., 1 . Chiverton !Clifford Aural Dee. G. Con. (revlatk ) , 1 .. I Draliewalle 1 tl.o .. Beat Ilsaset (filogaill so • ./last Carodon '2lllB6d .. Rest Caro Brea .. East Grenville 2.7.0 But Lovell 2.11.6 .. RW. Rouen (Tarlatk ) 9 / 1 06.6 Gambler &W. - Autos (10i • Great Lazey (Welted) all ,Great South Tolgue 11. la ,G. W. Von (1Ielaton) 00 .. Grenville Herovra Foot 'HlopWo Downs llllleod ldare . t !Tiny Want). .ur . 'M k. % alley 6 , 11,6pnly Iron Ore •1 19 New Seim North Donis North Baskeer 321 N. WO. Bsesstlll . 10 6 06 11 . 10 . 6 North Wheal wouy • Prosper Vaned ProrWwelll. lalsot, 10.0.7 S. Cameos (St.Clser• S. W. Frances allegsa, 18.199 Stray Ark 166.17.6 nu hen 9 West Basset f 11 W. Carsdou (Llskard) 11 West Chtverton / 10 West listou I 670 WY. Basset( ogaa) IR Bailer atedrath) 1 10 Wheal Ludcott 10.169 4 u In 695_ 19 2 2l 1 16 II It If I} 116 30 190 150 20 15 13 17 156 14 71 fe 7 9 524 57 105 !lb l 9 . 11. 1 2 13 U 196 206 10 19 I I xd 1.034' W.MaryAse(Metos6o.) 8 396 .. tiniest 5•Ion 1,000 Trelawaey tLlak.) I 6,000, .. W 13861 Union I 6 1011X1 GS WNW Na I Sk. I 3lOlBl. ! N 1 OL prima I Wm. Ida Lc, PROrrNouz SHARI MARKETS. !mason. DEC. M.-Furness New, 151-Great Western, 791 -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 1 4 4-London an i North western, 1221 lj f1e1: 1 2 4 2 11-31anchester. Sheffield. and Line.Onshire, 64-Metropolitan. 124 3 1-Midland, 1401 }- South Eastern, rsial 1 1 1-Northern Colon A. 220.-Grand Trunk of Canada, 21-Dutcla Rhenish, 6 5-14 p.-Great Loam. bourg shares, 121-Confederate loan, 56 01 6 }-Alliance Bank. Louden and Liverpool (Limited 104 p.-Liverpool Finance Limited., 4 d.-Mercantile and Exchange Bank 1 3-16 4 3-16,.-3ational Bank. 94 ix-North Western Bank f 54 p.-Albion Marine Limited', 5-16 d.-British and Foreign Marine Limited, 31 p.-Lancashire Insurance, 1 p. - London and Lancashire Insurance. Pi ad p.-Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life. 104 p.-Queen Insurance. 1 p.-Thames and Money Marine (Limited,, 51 p.-tniuts Marine :Limited , 3 7-16p.-National Steam ,Limited:, 5 i 5 d.-Weal Inds and Pacific Steam, 1 p. 34/111CHIIITER, MC. 29.-A pretty good badness. and prices lower all round. Consolidated bank I Limited), 74 p.-Great Eastern, 46-Dittsi, Five per Cent. Preference Scrip. 91-Great Luxembourg. lit-Grand Trunk of Canada, 214-Great Western, SO 71 , 4 i 1-General Credit. 3 3-1.p.-Laucashlre and Yorkshire. 117 161 1 - Loudon and North Western, 122.2 1 1 11 12 - Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineolnahlre, 6if. 4 34 4-Ditt.., per Cent. Preference, 1261 n.-Metropolitan. 124 34 - Midland, lA•`-South lAstern. is6l-Thames and Mersey Marine Insuraniw, 5 7-16 p.-Confederate Loan. 36 St 4 6 4 6 5 4-11eywood, and Co., 1 -Alliance Bank, 101 p.-Editiburyo and Glasgow, New, 1 p. -Ashbury, New, 4 p.-Metropolitan„ New, 2 p.- National Steam, 6 d. - 111RN115011401. Die. 29.-71 e transactions to-day Inch led London and North Western New, at 16 and 161 prem.: Kir. mu,..bam Bank. at 35 and Patent Shaft and Atietree, at 41 prem. Birmingham Joint Stock Bank closed 3s, sellers, no buyers: Dudley and West Brunie ich Bank, Oh buyers Staf fordshire Joint Stock Beak. It prem.. buyers. Birmingham Fluanenl, IL Si, 5.1. to it. Ils. 34, prem.. and Metropolitan Wagon, IS to 131. Market arm. Dumas, DEC. t&—New Three per Cent. stock. 81—Ditto for ar , ount. 10th January, SS—Ditto for new account, Psi I—Na tional Bank ../oL paid), 97—Ditto, for account, IPM—Ditto New, issued at 2.5 prem. ,ISL paid. elf—National of Liverpool ;Limited: tut paid,. 191 - Ditto, for account, 191-11itto New issued at 6 prem. , 51. paid , 121-Ditto, for account, 131—Royal Lauk 01. paid , for account. 311—rniun Bank ,Laltedl k _2l. paid], 2u1 — Dublin and Drogheda 11001. paid., PLYMOrTII, DEC. 29.—The Essex, from Port Philip Sept. 29, mimed off this port to-day. She brings 140 pesesegers, 21,000 oa of gold, and a cargo of wool, tallow, leather, and other colonial produce. 14 passengers landed here this afternoon by pilot boat. Dzrottur.o CHILDREN.—There are in Great Britain over 30.000 children suffering from various kinds of deformity. In the majority of cams this has been brought on by neglect or saideut , arid, if not curable, is capable of much relief by careful nursing mid medical attention. In order to afford this, and for the purpose of giving iustruc *Mu in trades that might enable them to support themselves, "The Cripple: Home" wee established girls above the age of 10. but as children of younger age are mach more susceptible of cure, another home, ** The Cripple: Numesy." 4, Heorietteedreet. Duke street, Portman-square, was opened in I$G2 for children of I both sexes below the age of 10. Already about 30 have been received. to the great advantage of many bat, as the hoose is small and in other respects very %wadeable, it in felt desirable to obtain one better adapted to the purpose. Is addition to MO:. already collected, 1,0001. L. still re quired to make up the necessary amount. Mears. Smith, Payne, and Co., 1, Lombard...trait, have kindly consented to receive subscriptions for this institution. THE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION IN PORTCO AL. — A letter from Oporto is the Afoairc ca r lays :—" The Crystal Palace, in which the Internatiosal Exhibition is to take place. and the opening of which is definitively fixed for the 21st August, 154.1, is situated on a vast eminence called the Torre des Mares, from a quadrangular tower which stands es it, mad formerly served as a signal station. From that ele vated spot may be seen a moot picturesque and varied panorama ; on the south-east, and opposite the tower, the Douro, after peering on ite right bank the pretty little town of Sam Joao do Fox (St. Jean de l'E.n• bouchure) falls into the Atlantic. Behind the southern frost of the building is the chapel erected to the memory of King CharleaAlbert. By the side of gamed of the Mere des Herat is • quint* or country-house delightfully situated, and having a magnificent view over the Douro and the see. It was there that K lug Charles-Albert died, and it has since retained the name of the tjuinta de Carlos-Alberto. Trio Crystal Palace Company bee purchased a part of the park attached to the villa, and its fine shady walks will afford a pleasing recreation to the visitors of the Ethibit•on " EXTRAOEDINARY TENACITY OF LIFL—Tbe fol lowing letter appears in the Gipps Laud Guo of Friday, the 23rd September .—"Sir,—Pertiaps you may oousider the particulars of the following worthy of insertion. On the night of the 4th August last, a milking cow of mine, with a rope about ten yards long attached to her horns, suddenly disappeared from her young calf, and not returning within a day or two, it became quite evident that she must have got tied up by the rope in • certain teatree scrub, where she calved. Search was instituted, sod, after some short time, I offered 11. reward for her recovery. Suffice it to say that a diligent search fur the cow was then made by many persons• las about 14 days after that of the cow's first disappearance the search was abandoned, people believing that, if then found, she would be dead. On Holiday lost, the 10th inst., l saw the cows with whom the mining one usually ran looking rather remarkably into one particular part of the scrub—the supposed prison of the missing cow. I at once penetrated the scrub, and to m sudden surprise discovered the long-lost cow tied up by t he rope, as it was supposed; she was still living and standing, but a perfect skeleton. Thus she survived for 3 9 thy@ without &drop of water, as the spot whore she stood clid, not even hold sa f e ,. water, and without food, except the teatree - about four yards is diameter—which it appears she devoured. yes, ens the roots of the same as fax as she could pursue them. To many persons it may seem incredulous that the cow mold live 39 days in such a state but 1 state it as • positive feet that this cow so lived, and lived to be restored to her little offspring, which was reared on another now after her mother's disappearance. The poor thing is, as may be ex. ' ported. a miserable spectacle at present, but. I am glad to state, gradually recovering.— f hoe to remain. sir, your obedient servant, Iticeario CARDEN, Tamil., Sept. If." ORDINARY SHAMA AND AMR& c =geLl!" 90 96 14, Si SS I 100 to!. 101} leth 9e 21i 5 92 69 71 110 a 65 67 65 67 LI 95 67 60 2 3 77 79 161 K 2 sd par ip:a ad 91/ Par.. L i. :di COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(T.IIIB DAY.) Compared with Wednesday, there was a slight increase is the supply of I:eglisb wheat bare to-day. Selected earn pies were iu moderate requeet, at fell prices, but other Mods worse dull inquiry at last week's currency. The geseral condition of the supply was good. We were tolerably well. bat sot to say heavily, sup plied with foreign wheat. Millers showed so disposition to increase their stocks ; hence, the trade was very ma, tire. In prices, however, no change took place. The transactions io doating cargoes of grain were much restricted, at late quotations. The quantity of English burley on skew was rather ex tensive, and sales progressed slowly, at late rates. Malt commanded very little attention, yet priors ruled steady. We were bat moderately applied with oats, which changed hands somewhat freely at full currencies. Beans sold at full l itotatiose, but the demand far them was far from active. ----- Peas were dull. although the supply was =Jill. In prime no change took pines. Pies dour was rety firm. In stale and inferior parcels seat to nothing was doing. Linseed, rapeseed, and cakes were held at full currencies. Otherwise, the trade WM in a sluggish state. VUItitILST PAlt3ita En9l.lllL Per gr. Pee Qr. MESA?. 1. a 0411. a. a Uses. gent, red,loS' Si to Si Scotch potato 1144,133 to 39 i 'flab, white „ Le.whlte,lat3 si to 44 „ black let. 4 33 to 46 , Beta llorfoli and &pools red, WA 33 to SO Tisk /81.117. to LS :4 to te I .24 to SS Grinding Barrow MVO. Ma. ---' MAO. rase'. ....7ortelk, sad .. 3O 10 id 34 14, ET 38 to 40 39 to 40 Groy _ U to Itt blaph U 62 318 White U V. V Bolters . 3ll to SI Suffolk — 53 to 63 kfiklatos sad Ware fo to 64 ....... Mutt. Crowe HS. lbe. Nor 04126. Country flab. lard lO to 21 Norfolk sod Radlollt. potato l4 to 27 • east* 27 to 28 leach, feed YoRMMU4 Per 4r. OM. I. Thuslab and Swedish 17 to tl Manisa ... . . 1/{ to 21 imam. Mush& U to SS PU•su U to U PIA& tgL 32 to 3i Si So IS INDum coax. White - - --- 28 M9l 27 to 21 Yellow ... Truck put net. t 1 ill to U spootas, .., .... . 119 22 to as Americas. par WI.. 19 to Candid. „ .. 19 to la INTO LONDON, BY WA= ' TO DOC. 211. INCLOAITI. 'WHEAT. Drtzte and Nosily. a ii. 40 to 50 .. 40 to 441 3/ to 44/ 1,4 to 37 j 354.501 40 to It .. 63 to 46 1 berg Rostock It Weekkou- Dan bl a A . arakeen, red : : ~widt 'MUST Odadbig Malting OATS. 11 to iS . S.! t? . td to it Per Qr. Dutch. brow --- 19 17 to 12 j .• to " AIZIVAIII OF GRAIN, &0.. I CAIRIAOI, FROM DEC. 24 ELvCR. Maw. Bulgy. Milt Osia. qn. an. an. qrs. Orb. 'WEL Owlish and Health 790 1310 900 44 1. Ins -- - - 210 990 114!0 IMO Total LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr ILICTIIO AND INTERNATIONAL TELZONATIL) IPROM 006 0% I: CONILIIIPOWLIT.) . -----.. CorrON.—The stock of cotton taken today is 466,300 bales, being an excess over computed mock of 114.000 balsa. In emmequeoos the market has bees very cmet, at a decline of id. on short and stapled cotton ; sales probably about 5.000 balsa. . . . CONN.—The market moderately attended, wheat held firmly at 2d. per metal advasce. Little dou.g. Hour in better demand at late r►tas. Indian corn stead). Galath, 275. 6d.; mixed, `Les. Items, oats, sad oatmeal. unchanged. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(TH IS DAY.) (BY UNITILD KINGDOM AORAPN. ) (BROX OUR OWN coaararosorrr.) A firm feeling in the wheat trade, and medium qualities realise le. advance. Barley steady sale. Beane and oats intatered. MINDING-LANIL—musDAY) Svcs' —There is a steady dement, at full prior. 300 boxes of yellow Hernial' *old at 36e. to 37a. ; 100 labs. se Cur Muscovado, Vs. to 345.; J,ooobap of Manilla, cloyed. at 29a. 6d. Refined quid. Corrzs..—The market for all good qualities continues ann. Rox.—No sales reported. RlM—There is a good demand at full prices. 15.000 bags of Necramz;• Arracan sold at de. 70., short prompt ; and 1,500 bags of Heogal, middhog white, at 111.714. SALTPZTRE.-500 begs of refraction $ sold at .124. Srices.—Popper : There are buyers of Poison at 3d.. with but few sellers. Pimento: 120 bags sold, common quality, at ^;d. to 20. COCRINSAL ta is fair request, at late pikes. Corron.—The market has become quiet, without chugs in prim. TALLOW MA RIEET.-(T HIS DA Y. ) The Market is firm, at the aseesed prime :—Town'tallow, 41e. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 41e. 33d. ; .11 the =oath, 41.. M. ; January to March. 41s. 3d. ; 42.. 3d. ; October to Dr...ember. 43.. to 435. tid. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mean. Petteroden end Smith report no alteration in the market daring the week ; prices firm. Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P., will address his consti tuents in St. Georgs's•hell co the evening of the 10th January. fits POWDER MILLS AT AIJOUsTA.—The largest powder-mills in the South meat Augusta. They. as well as the armies!. are under the superintendence of Colonel Rains, who is inethsustible in his ingeuious coutrivances to overcome the want of hundreds of tillage necessary to his manufacture. and yet hardl► to be procured in the South. The mills torn out 8,44101 b. of powder in 13 hours. In 15 hours over 10.1100111. have be.. made. They began to work on April the 27th, 1862, and Owe then nos ands half million of pounds of powder have been sent to Richmond alone. At the present time most of the powder is sent to Charleston. which, with its many heavy guns. COMMITSs am enormous amount. Percussion caps used to be imported from the North. and we saw a lot which had been mean factored at some place in Connecticut, but they are already independent of the enemy for this important article. At One time so many were sent from the North that they were I absolutely a drug in the market. The charcoal is excellent. being made of cotton. wood, a sort of white poplar, which has no knots like the willow. Of eulphnr they had large stores when the war commenced ; sod saltpetre is imported a goad deal through the blockade. The powder-mageziesis are wider ground, and are, moreover, divided above grimed by third( brick treversea The rooftrees of zinc, and very light ; so that 1f ens imageries, blows up, it cannot set first* its neighbours.—Blacksoood's Aragon tot for January. IF