The Express. — London, England, 1866-01-12 00:00:00

A m for examination and discharge wag now held. Mr. I.ntfiter appeared for the =agues ; Mr. Reed and gr. Biewieir for creditors ; the bankrupt was not repro- W 1 m r . Reed mid it would be his duty to put some quart owe to Mr. Norris as to certain property whisk had not m e e handed over to the assignees, ad he added that the ; ma l t y might be of a somewhat painful astute. Linkiater pointed out that until the bankrupt should boo dug his accounts it was impossible to say whether be ma fully Alsolond his estate. M r , Registrar Ha:lin—There must of necessity be an a dj ourn ment, and probably the better course will be for ur. Reed's complaint to form the subject of inquiry at a Ovate lath* mr. Reed intimated that that suggestion might be a d o pted. He might mantic's. however. that his remarks vor o mo d upon letters whiehhad been written by the beak rupt, who would do well to communicate with the assignee* before the out sitting. • Mr. Norris said he had nothing to conceal. Berwiek, who represented a number of compositors, ur ged that they were entitled to a fortnight's notate, in emordsue with the custom of the trade. The Court was of opinion that the matter should be re ferred to the bankrupt's manager, and the hearing was then Amused to the 22nd of March, at twelve, by which time it was believed that the accounts would be prepared. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) --e— -(Befor Hr. Payne, Deputy Assistant-Judge.) THIS HONOUIL O 7 TEUZVLS. William Squires, 25, and Mary den Brown, 27, wee. baicted as follows :—The said William Squires for l a two boots, value 41. 6d., th e p ro p er ty o f J osep h Jones, said Nary Ann Brown for receiving the same, well Aug them to hare been stolen. William Lather, police-constable 158 E, sworn and said— &today morning, the 14% ult., he raw the in ord-street disputing. The male prisoner d, "If you 'tele me 2e. I'll split.* He saw witness sad said , ifore, policeman, I hare stolen a pair of boots and I have ' them to this woman. I want 2s. for my half, and she 't give it to me." The female prisoner said that he was tof his mind, and walked away. He saw her throw a of boots down an area. Witness then took her into tody, and when he took the male prisoner he said that e bad stolen them in company with the other prisoner in tchield.atreet. Mr. Joseph Jones, of 82, Thohfieldotreet, identified the is prodaoed. They were worth 4e. &L The juty found the prisoners Guilty. Mr. Payne sentenced Brown to 8 months', and Squires to 12 months', hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW43TREET. LCAB DRIVIRS AND rzonreross. George Barker, a cabrdrirer r was charged before Mr. Vaughan with being drank while in charge of hie horse and folicemoamtable Kingston, B 126, said that about half pot 1 o'clock this morning he was on duty in Hart-street, and saw the prisoner driving his cab towards Bloomsburyoquare. A lady who was riding in the cab looked out of the window and called to him to stop, saying that be was going the wrong way. He took no notice, and she threw open the door and jumped out. Witness as up and stopped the hone. The prisoner was so drunk that witness had difficulty in getting him It the box, and then was obliged to hold up en be was nimble to stand alone. The la iy said she the cab in Oxford.atreet, with • gentlemen who wee sell inside, but who, also, was the worm for liquor. She bad told the cabman to drive to Groammor.square, but he was going In quite the contrary direction. Witness took the prisoner into custody. Mr. Cam, the proprietor of the cab, produced the pd. Doom's license, on which there were three endorsement'. The prisoner had been but • sort time in hie servioe. On adneeday night he only brought home 6s. out of his earn ings, but witness allowed him to take the cab out again on aridity to try to make up the haleness. To show him on easily that might have been done, Mr. Case mentioned that he himself had taken out • cab yesterday, and although from having to attend to his other busi ness he lost four hours he yet 'lamed 11. 16e. Be had no doubt that a cabman working the full time night have earned 50s. None but cab proprietors them selves knew what they suffered from drunks° cabmen— first, in not being paid for the time of their abs—secondly, from the vehicles and horses being damaged, and above II from having to pay for damage done to tbeother vehicilem ey were constantly having actions brought or threatened against them for damage, but they did not come to the wledge of the public, because they were almost always settled. He (Mr. Case) had lost 5001. in that way in two are. Fines seemed to have but little effect on the men ; easily paid with the money which ought to be given the employers, on whom, therefore, the;whote of that also felL He would venture to suggest that the only effective remedy would be to suspend their licenses. Mr. Vaughan, after commenting with some severity upon the aggravated nature of the case, said he really could not with justice impose a leas severe penalty than that which had been suggested. He should suspend the prisoner's license for two months. The prisoner, u he left the court, said to his employer, "You have done the beet you could for me." WORSHIP-STREET. DARING SHOP ROBBZRY. Daniel Fleming, 2?, smart made and respectable in ex terior, was charged with being concerned is stealing a purse, containing nearly 111. in gold and silver money. Mrs. Susan Webb, the wife of a greengrooar in Upper Clacton, stew days since, was in her shop at 3 o'clock in the 'Samoa:, when she observed the prisoner and another man standing at the door which is always in the absence of customers kept closed ; she opened it, the men entered, but, instead of passing forward to the counter, oontrived to keep her between it and the door, at the seine time point bag to some oranges at the further end of the former, and asking the price, very reasonably she turned and wont to the fruit, closely followed by the men. Prisoner elected Iwo , his companion meanwhile leaning forward, and peening against her side in a very strange moaner. She ands some remark as to this, and as she contrived to take a backward step fancied that she saw her purse in • hand, but, greatly flurried and not positive, she remained silent. Prisoner at the same instant kid for his purchase, keeping in front of her 'bile he didao ; the other man walked coolly out of the shoo, st immediately afterwards commenced running ; prisoner 'lowed leisurely, peeling an orange, and while this 1 doing, for however detailed it was the work inanely WE a minute, she missed her purse taking the amount named, from her dress pocket. lord cry lot her husband, who was at the back the premises, brought him to the spot ; he pursued and ted the prisoner, accused him of complicity in the theft, desired him to return. " Most certainly not," was the ', and twisting himself away from the grasp he, too, 4t at good speed, hut was overtaken and held until oat Busane, N division of police, took charge of him. rifle of money, and of course the two oranges, were Ind on him, and he denied any knowledge of the other or that they entered the shop together. rgeant Dusan' now remarked that prosecutor's shop wine distance back from the roadway, and is fronted long garden ; in fact that it is a retired spot, where `ling of the kind under notice might be well - "tit without an alarm being heard. The person as the companion of the prisoner had not, was sorry to say, been traced during the remand. • nor represented himself as clerk to a firm at Bristol lag at 53, Colebrook-street, Kiog's-road, Lambeth ; opbatically he denied the charge against biro. Very . apparently to his surprise two ronvictions were proved sat him which although of a light character resolved Ellisoo, the magistrate, to send him for trial at the idlesex Sessions, and the derositions being completed he fully committed) thereto, observing that counsel would pod him. Ir. Pater, the barrister, was to have attended in his ialf, but not arriving in time, could not be heard. !bile the prisoner was crossing the yard to the cello, an it was made to communicate to the firm at Bristol be alluded to, but be declined giving the address, and iced with a laugh that it would be unlearn as they Jkrapte now, and gone to Australia, MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A SAD LOSS. loapector Harrison. of the C division, accompanied by a log man named John Carmel, waited. upon Mr. Knox - -sing, when the inspector stated that the young _ saved up with the intention of commencing bui l@ & fishmonger, the sum of 171. 13s. He deposited icy in a box io which there was also a quantity -dog and other articles, and left the box in his while he went out to find an eligible situation to open ). On his return, after being absent some hours, and that some persons bad entered the room, and carried the box and its content,. The police had been using ' endeavour to trace the property and the thieves; but the present time had not succeeded in doing so. reply to Mr. Knox, the inspector said he had not the 'St doubt as to the truth of the young man's s . :sox, after remarking that it woe a cruel ro , be young man 21 . from the poor.box, for which e to b iz a 7 -steful. Thompson Whalley, M.D., of Mirfield, was tried Leeds arises, yesterday, for an attempt to defraud British Prudential Asanrance °®a. The pri- had insured the lives of oae or two of patients without their authority or knowledge, in oae cue at least if was shown that the lof his proposal were directly fate. The found him guilty, but were " mush disposed" to him to mercy, on usenet of the laces Disease .4e immure company conducted their heehaws. The Bank Charter Act finds numerous oppo ' T•iverpool, and a petition for its abolition has been signed there. bile be dideo ; t immediately allowed leisurel doing, for scarcelyhali twining the 111 A loud cry for f the premises, ized the prisons d desired him I pit, and twistir 0 off at good • out Barre, • trifle of mono' toad on him, ae , or that the , Sergeant Dual es some diatom* • .y a long garden .ything of tb :ad out with , • amide' an the was sorry to Prisoner repro lodging at 53 emphaticat rich apparently last him whic r. Ellison, the iddleaex Susie u fully team'l fend him. Mr. Pater, the ellen, but not I While the prig • ffer was made t ad alluded to, b marked with a Ste bankrupts I M lasPector Harr .°,rg man nom a moraing, wh ao had saved t us as a fishmot • money in ■ clothing and ON, while he w IhoP. Chi hit e found that son 11 7 the box an veil endeavour Pt° the present to reply to MI t • blest doubt a Mr. Boos, aft. rdered the You' . very grat Thompson N Leeds anises British PI bad ism Paints w • is no ca „„, • of his 7 hued him mud him "Mob the but The Bank nti to Liverpo • YelY signi THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1866. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) There wee shoat an avenge quality of English wheat on We here to-day. Good and fine maples were in moderate request, at Monday's currency. All other kinds moved off heavily, on former terms. The supply of foreign wheat was rather limited, never theless, the transactions in it were much restricted. at about stationary prim. Floating cargoes of grain were rather nagisoted. Malting barley wee tolerably fi rm in prior, with a fair Inquiry. Grinding and distilling sorts changed hands heavily, at late rates. The sale for malt was devoid of animation. La prices, however, no change took place. Oats oommanded extreme quotations, with a fair demand. In beaus, next to nothing was doing, at Monday's decline in value. Peas moved off heavily, but no change took place in the quotations. Both English and foreign flour met a slow inquiry, at barely stationary priors. The seed market was somewhat heavy. Cakes were tolerably firm in prise. CURRENT PRIM. BMW& t ea Qr. 1111 Mil. a. Zusz,l[22l4 red, aid 44 to 62 ~ &Lyda., old 6i to ° 4 6 new 21 kr 51 ROA and Einaoto rod, old Pet P . OLII. I. I. Scotch potato blob. wthe lO to 27 .. Mask _ l9 to INS BRUM Mailleantelli ll2 to SS36 Molt SS to Honey 36 to 40 PIP= Malting Distilling Grinding 26 So XI KILL Mom Norfolk. and Maio& O6 to 45 Kingston sad Warn 18 to Of Brows an _ _ . Orgy 114 to SS Wll llB So a t. 3B to 43 Boilers Nov Tomas siade;if;lBo lka Houaebold B7 to 39 Ootuatry Norfolk and finftoLk, ex ship 52 93 34 lingltal, feed o/20. 21 to Is . potato 26 to 30 llogich, hal U to t•' I. win.?. a. a. Diebtda and Lodes berg 67 to 60 Bedeck lieeklen- Pot QR. 0.222. a. a. Danish rad hwedidi 22 le te Ituelaa v = 44 to 43 to 4 66 1 Itosalso, hard Dania 65 69 39 N 67 1 15166 .on dmertcan, rod to to to radio . 49 to oo = - SO to 38 $8 to 41 MIAMI OWL Whit. sl to 36 :.now ___ U So 36 -. Ofind l o3. U to 16 Dist Moe ts 30 to 5133 lialtiog OATS. . . MOM. byte soak .... SS to 16 „ . SS to SS Anodes; pir tif f... 26 to 11 Csoodlas. „ .. 24 to Si INTO LOND O N BY WATIII I. TO JAN. 11, 'Nazar's. Thatch brewing 7. ntose I feeding .... 31 to 16 ARRIVALS OF feltAllf, CAR/LUGS, nom JAN. I !Wheat Berle,. Malt trina float. Ora Ora Ora gra kis. Anoka Wizwl a geoid) 1120 1710 2720 .. 1060 170 .. foreign 1497 322 7990 .. 1140 ——— Tend MO 9030 MO 5140 .. 2100 MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Soma.—The market eontinuce in the same quiet state ss previously reported, the sales being confined to small parcels. St. Kitt's at 31s. 61 to 31a. 61 ; Jamaica, 345. ; sad brown Bengal at 31s. fid. Refined prime are unaltered, but the bulkiest doing is extremely limited. Corm.—The ooloury qualities of plantation Ceylon continue to sell readily at full prime ; grey and inferior kinds are dull of sale ; grey sold at 70s. 6d. to 73a.; ooloury low middling and middling, 795. toB3a. 61. ; pesibarry,B44.; native Ceylon, fine ordinary, 695. COCOA.-50 bags of Granada sold at 58s. ; and a small parcel of fine Guayaquil at 75e. TEA.—The market remains quiet. Rom, Bice, and SAVITZTRE all remain inactive. Carros.—The market is steady, but not very active. Tinnivelly, 15d.; Western Madras, 161 d. to Ind. Jura is dull of sale at previous Wow TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 47.. net cask ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 475. 6d. ; January, Va. to 475. 3d. ; March, 48s. 6d., sellers ; April to Jun e , 48s. ; July to Septersber, 495. ; October to December, 495. 6d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LILDENHALL—EIider : Prime : 661 b.. to 641 be., 2td. to 3d.; 64lbs. to 721b5., 3d. to 30.; 721 b.. to 80Ibe., 3d. to 34d. ; 801bs. to 88Th.., 30. to 30.; 881bs. t0961b5., to 4d. ; 96165. to 1041 be., 4d. to 40. ; Hone hides, 9s. to 10s. ; °sit skins. 2.. to 4s. ; full, 6.. 6d. BERNONDBM —Sheepskins : P 0110,198. 6d. to 13s. ; half bred., 9.. 6d to 11s. ; Downs, 7s. to Es. DORM:MiI HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an increased demand for most descriptions of both Engthth and foreign hops, at rather firmer prices. THE WANDERING THESPIANS.—This club of amateurs intend giving a performance at St. Idsztin's.halli Long-acre, on Tuesday, the 23rd instant, in aid of the fonds of that excellent institution known as the Royal Dramatic College. SERIOUS FIRE NEAR KILBURN..--(THIS DAY.)—. This (Friday) morning, shortly before 5 o'clock, a fire was discovered in the extensive and newly-erected premises at the corner of Bolton and Albert-roads, about a quarter of a mile from Kilburn. The building contained eighteen • room; and when the fire was first seen, it had obtained a firm bold of the lower part. The flames were not extinguished before 10 o clock this morning, when they had travelled through every room. From the fact of the fire breaking out in an empty building strong suspicion is entertained that it was the work of an incendiary. An alarming fire also happoned about 2 o'clock am. in the premises of Messrs. Dawson, Biddle, and Beale, merchants, No. 48, Mark-lane, City. The fire was confined to the offices on the ground floor, and fortunately the book,, war rants, ho., were all preserved. A fire likewise occurred in the premises of Mr. Street, builder, No. 30, Little Mary lebone-strest. It burnt out the back parlour and severely damaged the upper part of the building. MORE SNOW.—LATEST PARTICULARS (THIS DAY.) —There was another fall of snow last night, and deplorable accounts are receirod this morning from all parts of the metropolis. Many parts of the south-westero district. leading out of the metropolis are five or six feet deep . in congealed snow, the surface only as yet showing anything like a partial thaw. This state of the reads make it extremely difficult for horses drawing heavy vehicles to pass along, and in some . places the tra ffi c is sus pended. The snow has been cleared off the metals of the different railways, and unless another heavy fall should take place no further detection of the trains need be apprehended. The omnibus fares were increased to-day. In some instances double fares were charged and only a few vehicles allowed on the road. The common cabs used addi tional horses, but were not permitted to increase the fare. THE WEATHER AND THE TELEGRAPH WIRES. LIVERPOOL. THURSDAY.—Owing to the damage to the wine by the gale no direct telegraphic communication with the eolith could be maintained yesterday. Great satisfac tion was occasioned, however, on 'Change by the receipt of a telegram, via Edinburgh, that there was no rise in the Bank rate. ---- ----- COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MANCHESTER AND LONDON.-11ANceEsTEE, JAN. 11.—A good deal of oon venison, was expenencei here today owing to communi- cation with London being interrupted. Not only was telegraphio communication out off, so that the usual summary of market commercial and politi cal intelligence was not forthoomiog to be posted on the Exchange and in the news rooms, bat some block on the railway caused the early warning train to be bite, and the London early morning train with the newspapers did not arrive till 2 o'clock in the afternoon instead of at 12 in the morning. A report was spread that the Fenian. had out the wires of the railways, but this of course was soon understood to be a ranard. IRONMASTERS' QUARIERLYMEITING. --The second meeting of the iroomasters of South Staffordshire was held 1 in the Town.ball, Birmingham, yesterday. There was a large attendance, many of the principal firms in distant districts being represented. As to buyers, the proportion was meaty and there was not much disposition to extend engagements beyond the ordinary contracts. The mese queue° was so extremely quiet quarter day, but no indica tions of depression ware apparent, and all things considered, the tone was quite as good as all but the elms of peculiarly sanguine people could have anticipated. We have already notified the slackness of the demand for sheet-iron, and the lowness°, prices for that make of the finished commodity • yesterday thedemand for bars was below the average. Another feature to be noticed is the little disposition manifested to do business on the part of the Liverpool homes. For the very beet makes of wire•iroo, the pries asked was 7s. 6d. to 10s. a ton in advance of three months ago. The pig mastery were in good spirits yesterday • after a long 1111•0011 of bad times this branch of the treAm'is undoubtedly looking up. For hot blast iron, all mine, there is no quotation below 41, and the few who make the beet quality are not now dis posed to sell below that price. POST-OFFICE ROBBERIES.—The Quebec News says :—" We learn that a oonsiderable number of letters containing remittances for the United States have recently miscarried. It is believed that they have been stolen In the United States, for registered letters have been traced as far as the lines. Registered and unregistered letters have alike been lost." PROCLADIATIORS OF 017TLAWRY AT THE SHERIFF'S 00011 T, SID LION-SQOARlL—Yestarday the following were called upon to surrender :—Raney Tel George J. Ashton, George Ball, Nigel Kennedy (ealW , Lord Ifigel Kennedy), Harvey Talbot (wend case), Charles Boyd, R. T. Shealy, Robert Crowe, Maitland Campbell, and W. Noires. No annesder was sends, and the court of olden time wee adjourned with the =nal osremeny until Feb. 8. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Ors o'Croax. In the railway market to-day the principal fea ture is a strong demand for Metropolitan stock, which has improved 11 per cent. Caledonian has also risen and London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. Great Eastern, how ever, has receded }. The other leading lines are steady at the closing prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 125 to ; Great Western, 68} to 1 ; Midland, 122} to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Eastern 4 122 to f 1} ; South Eastern, 731 to 74 ; Great to 1 ; Caledonian, 126} to ; Great Northern, 126} to 127} ; ditto A, 145 to } ; and Metropolitan, 134 to }. Canadian railway securities show no alteration. ORDINARY ULMER AND STOOKS. Bb. I Pd. I 11.011M/28. I Ciaginneimi I 1141" 4°43A7 yesterday. to 1 p.m. N. 100 Bridal and I:Mac- 1111 OS - Bt. 100 Odadanian..-..- 121 127 - Bt. 140 Cambrian 96 OS - 60 all Oat and Banika....- 13 16 ..... N an Cornwall 4 iB. 100 Dablln mad NINA Arno es 7 0 - f 6 an Dondee.YerthotAbiL/a TO 71 - 100 all AIM London Scrip Out. ..... - -, _.. 60 Do. - .... dia -. 04. 100 Naagow end B.WeaMme 111 113 St. 100 area. SWIM Ord. N. Al ,112 411 so. too Do. X ABM Stk., N 0.2 T 1 81 3 - 88. 100 Graaf North of SaMland .- •-• ... Bt. NO Oreatlforthsra 1261 1274 116 1 tit. 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Marine ins. .; Am MI Tim ( tAm. , Van Diemmee Land Warrant liinanoelLint ) Weetlndla&PaelilaiL DEBILSTURE 8 l it 0 1 1 11 6_ il. 110:0001 10,0001 60,0001 16,000, 2,1,000: 10.010, 10,0001 30.0001 ti 1;1 78 BS, 78 ES: 1 Spea zd 7 } Ira 4 S 1 5 db le 6 6 die 1415 ker, is is si Weil • te a u Of 10 110 112 zel 18 110 118 ad 8 2 es 111 11 9Ms se 0 8 4 is 10 Ws LI • - _ zd „ 1 416 123 11 Rpm 12 10 di. lt gm 16 211 1714:1 17 16 die —ab 6 I els 1 an as i 0 1 'I f i m i die psz xd 9i 11 Old* i new .4 - lit , ... i olls par 3 Ili 3 31010 Si i" f ate 10 7Ms 11_ 9.41 s I lion 24 iidis id 174 184 id 1 14Y ids gat 1 4 .. des de Se did r ledid 10e Mos i i'4Tal $ i tii 2112:Jr: i le c a 3 2 dla IA GO 19 10 -- -- It 1011 18 19 pc t_~l 4 4 PP' Pm ML Par 1 dla par 9 Vdm 51 4 t 9Pgi 7 4 i 44 40 72 74 16 17 son, 61 4i dls 18 80 •:. zd (limey a* for tl 921 214 is 14 pm! 1 7 110 126 181 16 13 &el i id ill i 4 f 4 . zd xd - iii 71 8 71 $ ia ii 20 N $O . 00 isit _TA No. I . I 142,0481 Bt. 1088116 1 Bt. 510.000, 1 81. 418,000 1184,010' St. 1.02= 1112.110 Bt. %WM St. Bt lAUI' St. .... I at. .. lei le 11 ii.OICB. sot 11 BMs 6 6 pm, id 11/ 10 1 16208. Idiell6 2 pm 2 140101 1 Oid 1 pm' 1$ 16 10 12 26 lid le .+ 169021 ,prioss. I 86 00 Otlatn. 4 p.e.Mar.&Sep., G.Ntbn.,4p.c.Jaa.&July G. Wato.—W. 11.-01L,44 p. et., Jan. & July.... Lanc.&YA.4p.o.Jan&Jl7l Lon, Brigit4p.c.hut&Jly I L.&N.W.4p.e.Jau.&.lnly, Do. Se p.o.Jan.&Julr LAS.W.,lp.e.Jan.&July, Midkuuttp.o.JanAtJuly N. Bala& Z. P. & D. &, 6 p. et., Feb. & APO N.Foten.,4 p.c.J an/July.loo 4 00 4 or P. 4rt r A n Anot PREFERENCE SHARE& Y► id idl 97 99 xd 91 96 sd 94 96:d 04 96 WTI 94 Mid! 94 9611 107 103 _Ms .- zd zd South Eastern, 4) per cent, 83. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10j, g. Buenos Ayres. Great Southern (Lim.), guar. 7 per ct., 18. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 22i. Great Luxembourg, The. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 91 x d. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 161 x d. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Uee Pao- Mel , Total, Total, lIA/LWATS. open. stingers. chandite. 1865. 1814. Week ending Noy. 4. a E 6 Great Southern of India.. 79 1,036 310 1,346 503 Week ending Dec. 2. Bahia and San Franriaco. 26} VI4-sk etialmir Dec. 29. Dublin and Meath 35 Dec.eek ending 31. . . Belgian Master; Junction lig 150 Sb 6 Week ending Jan. O. North &stern 12071 15,925 45,006 Pembroke and Tenbv — week endliu Jan. 7. _ _ MONEY MARIIRT.--MIIIB DAM ON: ceOraci. Business in the Stock Exchange is still greatly interfered with by the absence of telegrams from the country, yet the general tendency of prices is rather favourable, consequent upon some re-pur chases by speculators for the fall, combined with moderate investments on the part of the public. The Bank of England return is considered to be tolerably satisfactory, and the cessation of the flow of gold from that establishment also tends to support prices. Consols opened at the closing quotations of yesterday, but have since improved f to f per cent. The changes in foreign and British railway securities are mostly in an upward direc tip, but are not important, with the exception of an advance of 1} 'per cent. in Metropolitan stock. In the market for financial shares, a rise of fas. has occurred in London and Financial. There is no new feature in the discount market, the supply of money being large, and the rate for the best three months' paper is unchanged, at 7} per oent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is to 4tper cent. " - The Bank of France return is again unfavourable, showing an increase of 680,0001. in the bilk dis counted, and a decrease of 800,0001. in the coin and bullion. Consols are now quoted 87 to 1 for money, and 871 to 1 for the account (February 8). The foreign stock market is rather firmer, and a rise of Ito per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds of 1865, Greek, and Mexican. Spanish Passive, however, have receded I. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : Greek, In to 141 ; Turkish Five per Ciente. of 1865, 411 to 421 ; Spanish Passive, 251 tog ; ditto Certificates, 14 to ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, Ito prem. ; and Mexican, 221 to 1, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted f to I prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 3} to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobi lier of England, 3.1 to prem., ex all; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 5 to II prem. The shares of Ch ar les Lafitte and Co. are quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; and London Steam Towing, lit to 2 prem. The discount market continues to be influenced by the abundant supply of money. The demand yesterday being quiet, good three months' bills were readily taken at 7i per cent. As this is i per cent. below the minimum at the Bank of England, the applications at that establishment were upon a very moderate scale. The subjoined notice, relating to the Ottoman Five per Cent. General Debt, has been issued from the Ottoman Consulate-General, in Broad-street- buildings : In consequence of unforeseen delays in the printing of the bonds of the general debt, the exchange of the old securi ties cannot be entirely cOmpleted by the lit (13th) January inst. The imperial government, in order not to subject the , holders of converted securities to toe delay which would ' unavoidably occur for want of the bonds in the payment of the coupon of Ist (13th) January attached thereto, and to which they have a right, has decided that the amount of the said coupons will be paid to the holders thereof from lit (13th) January inst., according to the undermentioned regulation& - With reference to the Arrntine Republic Loan, the subjoined circular has been issued by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : We beg to inform you that as the applications for 1,250,0001. stook of the loan for the Argentine Republic do not appear to us to be sufficient to justify the issue of that amount, his Excellency Don Norberto de la Rion's, minister extraordinary of the government of the republic, in con formity with his full powers, has authorised us to announce that the prmaot Man of, 2,000,0004 .rock is radiated to 1,000,0001. stook, of whichthe half, say 500,0(101. is now allotted on the terms and conditions of our circul ar of the 3rd inst.; and the holders of the scrip or bonds thus allotted will have the option of receiving on the 17th April next an equal amount of the remaining 500,0001. stook, at the same price of 75 per omit., on pay ment of the instalments then doe, amounting to 451. per cent., and of the remaining instalments at the periods fixed in the circular of 3rd inst., without charge of interest to subscribers. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation" day), and' nd on Tuesday. The steamer with the Bombay mail, which will leave Southampton to-day, will take about 380,000/.. in specie. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,0291. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 5,1131. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an in crease of 2,5051.; the North British an increase of 2,786/. ; the Kent Coast an increase of 180/. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metro politan Extension and branches, au increase of 1,1611.; and the Metropolitan Extension en in crease of 8001. At a meeting of the general board of directors of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Com pany (Limited) held in London yesterday, it was re solved to recommend a payment of 45. per share, (the same as paid to the 30th June last,) being 2s. per share dividend, or at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and 2s. per share bonus, making in all 20 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital of the company, for the year 1865. The sum of 64,0001. will in addition be carried to the reserve fund, which will then amount to 143,000/. It is notified that the transfer books of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company will be closed from the 24th inst. to the Ist of February, both days inclusive, preparatory to the ordinary general meeting. The report of the directors of John Crossley and Sons (Limited) has been issued, in anticipation of the meeting on the 19th inst. The net profit from the 10th of September, 1864, to the 2nd of December last, waa 228,5931., which it is proposed to distri bute as follows :—Dividend of 15 per cent., 201,1191. ; to old firm, share of remaining profit, being from 10th of September, 1864, to Ist of June, 1865, 16,1901. ; to amount proposed to carry to reserve fund, 11,2841. The report announces that the directors have secured a valuable mineral pro perty and also a large interest in the Sharlston Coal Company (Limited), from both of which the revenue of the company is assisted. The correctness of the accounts is certified by Messrs. Theodore Jones and Co. The following is the second annual report of the directors of the Warrant Finance Company (Limited), to be presented at the general meeting, on the 17th instant : - • The directors have the pleasure to submit to the share holders their report on the business of the company duriog the put year. After providing few every charge up to the 30th alt., writing off I,oooi. from the preliminary expenses, and deducting 5,0001. for the interim dividend at the rate of Si. per cent. per annum, which the directors, under the power conferred by the articles of &ambition, paid to the shareholders for the h.lf-ye..r ending 30th Jose last, there remains a balance of profit of 19,7461. 12s. 10d. Out of this the directors recommend the payment of a farther dividend of 10a. per share, free of income tax, making together a rate of 71. las. per cent, for the year, and leaving 9,4931.125.103. to be carried forward. The appointment of the auditors being usual, Messrs, Quilter, Ball, and Co. offer themselves for re-electioe. In the Rolls Court yesterday judgment was given in the matter of the petition of Mr. Robert Mont gomery Martin, who, holding 200 shares in the Imperial Bank of India, China, and Japan, objected to receiving shares in the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan, and prayed for a winding up order as regards the former bank. The Master of the Rolls dismisad the petition with costs. The half-yearly general meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company is called for the 2nd February. A general meeting of the Queensland Sheep Investment Company (Limited) is announced for the 25th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway Company is called for the god February. A general meeting of the National Steam Navi gation Company (Limited) is convened for the 25th inst., at Liverpool, and:will be made " extraordi nary," " for the purpose of making certain alters, tions in the articles of association, as recommended by the directors by a resolution dated the 21st day of November last, a copy of which will be sent is each shareholder." The annual meeting of the National Freehold Land Society is convened for the 2nd February. The letters of allotment of the Railway Finance Company (Limited) were posted last evening. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isle .1C26,72040 Demons £304,836 Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits 16,231,562 larreeekl,so3,6ol Government securities in _ _ banking department 9,890,950 Inoronso 809 Other neonrities in banking department 22,331,191 Dwain 2,400,493 Coin and bullion in both departnia - nte Seven day sad other bills— 04,815 hareem 9,383 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking depart m ent This return doubtless embraces the greater part of the changes occasioned by the payment of the dividends, which commenced on Tuesday, the 9th. It is a favourable feature that the liquidation of the dividends has been accompanied by an increase of 111,4581. in the reserve. This has been brought about mainly through the large repayments of loans and advances (resulting in a decrease of 2,400,4933. in the private securities), combined with the increase of 1,503,8041. in the private deposits, these variations having compensated for the diminution of 3,935,7991. in the government balance. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank fee exportation during the week having been 238,0001, the diminution (218,3541.) above shown in the coin and bullion is considerably less than might have been expected, especially considering that the receivers of the dividends nearly always take away a considerable amount of coin. BANK OF INGLAND.—An. and Bth Vie., C. Ft, for the Janost7 10, 10001 _ . =VI DM Notes 'mud L93,721,840 tt panasat to as Ad 'Pa ending on Wetlands/. allt, 7%,640 ' Government debt.. C11.016,1* Other mmuittes 11.04,11119 Gold oda end MG Ilan 1r,0718111 Bihar hrltilM C 26,721.80 DAILLING D Proptieton' Capital C 1 1 4 6 4000 Rost 3,40,363 Public Deposita (in cluding Say. Bank. Coin- Liu of Rational Debt. sad Div. _ Aamatta) Other Deposita Beau day sad other BBL 434,313 1138,3111,178 Jan. 11, 1846. JOINT STOCK BANK& •,.. iOa I 0v.,.. (Pd I CL prima. I Balm. tki.uut 60 . Agra & Alaatarrosn's(L 26 . 66 67 167 6 1 10.094 60 lAllgoit 80, 100 1 AillanaaLea.&llvarpool U 3 4 pm ' - 10, WO Do. Issued at 20 pm. SS 3 4pm - 100,006 10 ' Anglo Ausirian 40. 60 !Anglo F 4171 41611 ( 1 . 1111 - ) - 114 Par 4Pm ..• 10,000 60 I Anglo Italian Ilanzlied) 15 6 3 di. -• 11.804 20 Atiatleßank.Cor.aewsb 10 15 17 - 20,000 dl .Alutralaida ail 71 72 i-i 52,600 20 i ßsakatßrilub(miamala all 11 12 - 10,000 16 ,bank of sgypt .... - - 8,0001100 'Bank of Landon SO 145 150 14134 8 14000 U IBank of Otago (Umitied) 10 24 do - 14000.100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 26 7 6do - 10,000 60 'Bankoffictorta,Aturtrkt 16 all K -. 80,000 10 •Bank of Naw Zeidand - 41,000 60 Barnel's Bank (Walled 10 joie 4m - 60,000 20 Braallian&Portusume.L 10 14 dh - 10,000 60 ' Smith A Caliternhui (L 74 S 2 dl. - 10.0001 60 British N. America - 60,000, 90 'C. bk. Indla,Aus., Chins all 1141 234 23j 3 10,000 1 16 'Chart. Ma. of Indla„&c. all 46 48 id - 10,300,100 lily - 20,000 1 100 Coloalal 60,000 1 g ,Com.bank at Canada all - - - 440001 li am. Rank of India, &c all 28 37 - 1440001 10 Consendated Bank (L ) 4 6 quip -. 6,0001100 Ociaignintal U - -.Us -. 6,000 1001 Ito. New - 10,000. 60 Delhi and London 25 33 15 - 20.000 60 Issas Lundou t ismited! 1 jilts 4pm -. 60,000 10 :Eastern glehangefLltn) 6 14 l ash - 10.000 U English Joint Stock (L.) 10. 4 1 prc 10j 24000 20 ing.Seoi&AualCaartd. all 114 20 194 14000 60 ' &milt& and Swedish (I. 20 6 4&a -. 46.000 ID Rnropean Hanka/milted 1.6 3 24498 121 10 . 000 1 100 Wadmo.CbioadJap. (4 U 16 18 - MOO, 100 Do. Wooed at 2pm l6 16 14 -. /49,0001100 i 1 Do. New 25 10 18 .- 10,000 100 Imperial Rusk. Limited 18 8 9 Fa - 1a6,0001 20 Imperial Ottoman- 67,000. 20 Do. 7ew, 5 1 8 1 11 120 6 1 4 6.00..0 06 .lowan all 15 27 - 6,001 16 . tio. New - 100,000 10 Lad MarlßlL Indla(L) 4 j dle jam 44 4 WOO, 60 i Lon.Bk.ottle ,rico itc.(l. 16 2 1 die -, 10,0 M leo London and Brazilian 140001 201 Do. Mew 74 id Is par - 4000' 1 00 London & River PlateiL 40 21 13 pm - 10,000 26 Do. New, t... at le pm 10 4 1 1 5 1, i, - 50,000 10 Los. CLBank et Aus/r1 all - 10,000 80 London and County lO 32 t 4 - 72 000 60 .London Joint Stock lll 60 69 - 16,000 . 20 'Laudon& South African all 16 17 - 6,000,100 Lou. &S. WesternifLan. ID pa r 1 Sol •- 40001001 Do. do. New 2O /pre - 6,0001 60 ,London&Venertiela (L ) 124 dl. par - 50,000 100 Lan. & Weatnunuar 10,000'100 11.rthant Hank(LLot.)_ 15 1 2pm - o.o o o'loo Do. New - 54.000 1 60 ileroantlie & Bachand lO 5 4 dss -, 18.000 1 100 Metro. & Pro.. Bank (I lO le lies 174 a,l6e 100 Do. de. 4 00 0,100 141 , 11an0 Beek tUra i - 20,0001 6 National of Australaila 4 lj Ilpro - *3,0001100 .4 ACIto“... of lAinarpooi lO 7 9pm - 10,000,100 SCR,. of eaglaad 4l - - - 85,000. 20 i Do. 2nd and 3rd hone 12 - -.- 40,0001 60 Nation! Bank N 79 11 - 37,6001 20 Now km* Wilms all 43 46 -. 63,000 10 New Zealand (United) 1 idle oar 104 60,000 10 North Western 9 Si 4 119 0 '- 00,030 26 Oriental Bank Corpora au 50 62 i-i 20,000 20 Orleut.Com.ll.llsteo.o 7 1 jibs - 24080 20 Dl.. do. Latett.P. 4 1 4 Ofdle - 21,000' 901 Do. do. latal.C. 4 2 1 die •-• 60,000, 60 Proein.Bankinguerp.ll. 10 2j 1 dis - 7,4101 60 Do. do. - 10.000 100 Proviso. of Ireland - - -ad 10,000! 10 Do. do all - - yj 8/.600, 20 kind* Pant. & NUM (L 10 4 2 di e -• 12.600, 20 Do. Issued at 2 pm, 6 4 3 dl. - 200.1 26 Soma assn.& all $0 87 - 17.042 RN *sad. at B. 9. Wks 10.000 104 Do. de. lea. Mips. 10 6 6Ma - 60,600 16 Milos at Australia - 10,000100 Ilskin of Ireland (Um ) U 4 1 die - 22.006 60 BMus irid Landes - Ducks. 731 938 617 122 300 2C, 408 442 1889. 1865. 60,931 65,818 96 07 Bristol and Faster Cornwall Lancashire & Yorkshire North Rritish Mk 10,4139 13,917 24.376 21.590 North Staftordthire 7.656 4985 Routh Devon Meter 106) 1,613 1.318 1,236 1.740 1.318 ;748 ;498 WILLS AND BEQUESTS. —The will of Mr. Fon blanque, chief commissioner in the Court of Bankruptcy, formerly residing in St. John's-wood. and bite of Brighton. was proved in London on the 28th ult., and the personalty sworn under 7,030/. The exam:ton appointed are Albany Forth!segue, Esq., the son; Ed ward William Cox, Esq., his son-in-law; sad Thomas L'E.trange Ewen, Esq., of the Inner Temple. barrister. The will is dated August 5, 1865, and the testator died on November 3, at the age of seventy-eight. He leaves to his ion John an annuity and the portion of his books which be. may select ; the rest of his books and the remainder of his property, real and personal, be leaves between his son Albany and his daughter Rosa Cox, and their children. The will of Mr. Joseph Tuesaud„ of 58, Baker-street, Portman-square, was proved in London coder 40,0001. personalty. The executors and trustees are Henry Jonathan Riches, solicitor, King's Bergh-walk, and William D. Kenny, Doctor of Philosophy. The will hears dateJely 8, 1865, add he died Amu,' 15, at the age of 68. The daughter is the principal legatee. There are a few complimentary legacies to the executors and some relative. and friends, and be directs that his daughter should distribute the sum of 2001. in such a manner as she thinks proper amongst the employes in the exhibition 'in sums not exceeding 101. to each person ; and, as concerns the exhibition of waxwork, the same is to be carried on and conducted seder the terms and covenants of • deed of partnership entered into, in 1864, between himself, his brother Francis. his daughter Louisa E. Kenny, and Joseph Tanana. He directs that out of his real sad per sonal estate • sum of 7,0001. shall be reserved for his two grandchildren. Charles and Anne Abed, the Issue of his asaineed daughter Mary. The residue of his real and per sonal estate he leaves in trod for his said daughter, Louie's Elizabeth Kenny, the wife of the said Dr. W. D. Kenny. Mug/rated London Reim NAVIGATION ENDER Drreicrivrittg.--There ie now lying in the George's Dock a schooner, called Moses Shepherd, belonging to the Liberian republic. This schooner is • tromplete wreck, and was brought to this pore by Captain G. Bose on amount of the boisterous 'tete of the weather. She was brought into port with • crew of live impose, none of whom were sailors, and who are sow all laid ap in the Northern Haspital,lowing to exposure experienced on the pump. We may 'mention that Captain Hose brought home from St. Domingo • twig named Streonesballi, 200 teas register, all hands, with the exception of himself and two mils" having been buried st sea off the Bahamas. This ship had a valuable serge si 1 Inwood sad mahopay.—Lionpool Journal of Coosserce. CPABSIONL Ciovetiment Sees- -- riiles7liClOZTs bead welghtLio mil . /0,890.1160 Othorteluitios Naos Gold add Slyer Cold 812,* . 138 4 1 . 8 .3ig W. MUAR. alelC-a'ailZ' THITRSDAY EVIIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 87i to for the Bth February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 87 3-16 to 5-16, or 874. For money the last price was 864t0 87. The official business report is as follow, :—Thres per Cent Consols, for money, 864, 7 • ditto, far account, 874, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86j, ; New Three par Centa 864, ; Bank Stock, 245 ; India Stock, 210 :ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1024 , 4 • ditto Bonds, 6s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlace d " rupee paper, 1004. The transactions in foreign stocks were limited, but the tendency was less unfavourable, theemove meuts in prices being about evenly balanced. Turkish Bonds of 1858 Unproved per cent., and those of 1862 and 1863, to 4. Moorish also ad vanced 1 per cent, and Brazilian scrip, ; Mexi , can Bonds were inquired for. Spanish Passive and Certificates were heavy, owing to the reported suc cess of the insurgents, and declined I and per cent. respectively. Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta. also receded 4. Danubian Bonds gave way to the ortent of 2 per oent., and Greek (includ ing the coupons) 4. Bank shares were little dealt in and the tone was dull. Agra, Albion, Alliance, and London and Brazilian receded, and Colonial were rather flat. London Bauk of Mexico and South America, however, met with inquiry. London Financial sbarus were firmer, and closed at an advance of 2s. 6d. to ss. Imperial Mercan tile and Credit Fonder and Mobilier also ex perienced a slight improvement. International Financial, however, receded 2s. Cxl. The closing quotations were as follows . International Finan cial, a to I prem.; General Credit, 1 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Loudon Financial, 34 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-1 G prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3 5.16 to 7-16 prem., ex div. and new. National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to 111 prem., showing a decline of 2s. Gd. ; Joint Stock Discount, 2/ to 11 dis. ; Overead, Gurney, and Co., 51 to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. The dealings in miscellaneous shares were unimportant, and the only movement was a decline in Italian Irrigation, Ottoman, and Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance. The shares of the English and American Bank were rominally quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Loudon Steam Towing, 11 to 2 prem. ; Charles Lafiitte and Co., 21 to 3 preui. ; Hercules Insurance, If to II prem. ; and British and Continental Sugar Redoing, to 1} prem.. American securities were firm, and closed at a fractional improvement. The following were the latest prices, viz. :-5.20 Bonds, G4f to 65 ; Erie Railway shares, 5611 to ft ; Illinois Central, 751 to G, ex div. ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 83} to 841 ; ditto small, 841 to 851 ditto Consolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds, paid up, 80 to 81; ditto scrip, 1 to 1 prem. The numbers are published of certain bonds of the Austrian Five per Cent. Loans of 1852 and 1859 which have been drawn. MINEE..--(THIti DAY.) ONE o'Cwcz. There is still very little busiLess in the mining market, and prices, with one or two exceptions, are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. The one unissued share in the Foreign Lands and Mineral Rights Purchase Company was sold by tender yesterday for 630(. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 1 —..... Llellarom JAN. 11..--11aMa today: Great Eastern, 411-Lon don and North Western, 125) 5 415-Manchester, ItheMeld. and Lincoln, 621 -Metropolitan, 133-Midland, 1221-North Eastern. Berwick, capital stork. 110-Ditto, York. 104 -South Eastern, 73) g -London and North Western, kit Helens, A, 107-gureak, and Lake Barron. 6 9-10 - Grand Trunk of Canada, 351 Erie, 14 - Dutch Rhenish, 61-Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool limited). 31 p.-liarned's Banking Company (Limited). 1 p. - Eaetern Exchange bank ,Undtedy, 15-16 d.-Mercantile and I Exchange hank (Limited?, 4 d.-North Western Bans +Limited). se p.-Alhlon Marine (Limited), 13.161 d.- British anti Foreign Marine (United;. 23 9.16 p.-Empire Marine (Limited). 6-16 p. -Maritime Insurance (Limited), 7-16 d.-Mercantile Marine (limited), 1616 d. -Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited'. 5 11 11- mi C i n s ion tes r c a m e i ted iim „ ited l) ), l l:l 6 p. d - ._ Af rac rican inc M s erc tea lizia, g6 tp_. Runcorn Soap and Alkali (Limited), 1 p. A cmiztirsi, JAN. 11.-A very little business was done, partly la con mrinence of telegraphic communication with London being Interrupted. and prices were lower.- Krieg 161 ; 1 -Great Northern A, 145-Grand Trunk of Canada, 351-Great Western, 5-ti-Hudson's Bay - , 161-Illinois, 751-John Brown, and C 0.,, !Limited) 4 p.-Laneashire and Yorkshire , 1211 1-London and North Western, 125-Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnehlre. MI -Metropolitan. 1121 1-North Eastern. &mai'. 110- South Eastern. 74-Thames and Mersey Marine. Insurance (Limited). 51916 p.-Hopkins Glikes, I d. BMWMIII3I,AN. 11. -There were gales tnday In Blrming /mu Canal, at &-;# : in Birmingham Financial, at 11 prem. ; In Gloucester Wagon, at 111 : and In Steam Cooperage and Cask at 1-16 and 4 dig Birmingham Joint-Stook-Bank quoted 3..4) to 39 : Uoyd's Bank, 91 to 91 prem.: Birmingham Town and Dis trict Bank. 16 milers; and Birmingham and fita/Surdabirc Gs; VAMPS idlers. A MILS FAMINE AMONG LONDON DAIRTIIEN.—• Yerterda some oonsternation prevailed smog the dairy men of t he metropolis, wbo obtain their supplies Irmo the toughy districts. by the delay comastossed by the late arrivals of the luggage trains ceeveying milk from the ccentry. This naming there was a perfect panic, the country reeds being blocked with snow, and the travails( for boron beim eis bed, florae of the dairymee left the stations la despair, and sought for milk in other quareres; others obtained their supply some hears later thee used, sad many of their elastomers partook of breakfast mines the sulk. I 1 ; , 1 1 11, 1 , • I 1 . 1 t 1. I , A I