The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-10 00:00:00

,tand war coming home ill, and she read him a t!.e letter. He said very little ; but he seemed 'I h. , stayed about a gustier of an hour. Heft then ;• to the children. Kr. Appleton left Endleigh • • .Loci alter this. The day 'Ault was known that he . came to sue me. She said it was very extra that should have gone away in that manner, s e must be a very bad man to have left his wife '.reo in that way. She said it made her very think how much she had been thrown in ~r. I hardly understood her. She said ,„,I particularly to the time of her severe Meese in .rt. mid that on one occasion while he was attending tad swooned from pain, and it frightened her to shat had occurred. I thought it wan very dreadful, i ' ,•etod her. I told bar that it must be only a nervous she had got into her head. In August .eetioned to me her approaching confinement, I.er that I was very sorry to see her condition. .. sea., pic-nic on the 3rd of August, sad I cautioned •114 lifting forma nod doing too much. I last saw her week of December. 1 had goo, to inquire after :•01,1 boy, who was very ill. She once showed me • which she said she found so difficult to apply that man was obliged to put it on for her. She t,. be living in comfortable circumstances. She mptunts ; and when she went to Taunton she ivy charge. • .i.es untied— My husband and I were on very inti with Captain Stone. He need to call me • and when he came back from India he kissed were l ik e us brother and sister. My husband used • :l Sirs. Stoat " Natty." What Mrs. Stone came on the 31st of March, she walked from It was about that time that her correspondence , • with her aunt. While she was talking to me :otter she had written, Mr. Appleton came in. I .•. the subject related to something she was sup. • Lire said against Mr. Walker. I have never been ;a an action for libel, and therefore doo't know g • • •41zrreable that position is. She said nothing about • taro Mr. Appleton came in she told him all about it, .real her what to say. At my suggestion she after. iienedsome of the ex pressices that were made use of. disappearance made a great deal of talk in , • He bad left a wife and five or Aix children ~r; believed to be unprovided f or . Mrs Stone at though Ilable to get about, was in delicate health. i.:7 -..red from great pain and weakness ; and after she had to tike strong stimulant medicines. ,iiiined—Mrs. Stone called my husband by his wawa. and she also taught her children to call us :,..:Yan" and " Aunt Harry." Baker—l was present when Captain Stone first ,air after his return from India. She received him very coldly. The Edwardses had wine out to e him, and she remained behind to speak to About a week after Mr. Appleton's de- I called on Mre. Stone. She told me ors frightened to think how much she had been • with him ; that she did not know what might have • . and that he most be a very did man to leave ii•id family as be had done. I said, " You were tisr care of yourself," and stopped the conversation. of December, 1861, I went with Captain Stone • ar ; sod we found there Mr. Bragg and • • Mrs. Stone's brothor.ia-law. She was ....-onference with them, and Mr. Bragg had writing :• before him. Captain Stone held out his hand to :hey refused to take it. Mr. Bragg asked Mrs. • . 'rave the room. which she did, but she returned • : ,•:errards. Mr. Bragg in very boisterous and violent - . • : , :ailed that Capt. Stone had not behaved well to his . was in fact a very angry altercation. Mr. Bragg loirtaio Stacie's attention to the wan and sickly . ...a wife, and said "Cannot, you forgive her?—she . --. taken advantage of by her medical man under • : rm. She's always been a good wife to you ; '..rd you no uneasiocas." Captain Stone bad bat great uneasiness from her conduct r era in India. Mrs. Stone cried a great i I asked her not to do so. She came over • • mid, " You and Harry have been my beet friends !•-11 Harry and Mrs. Henderson my suspicions of 4r. Bragg said he would have nothing to do with •-. but that he would ruin Capt. Stone. Mr. Ste . • r. then rose in a great passion and abased Capt. :i. There was a great deal of ang-ry talk cm the part of !iz; and Mr. Stephenson, but Captain Stone took it in • examined—l had gone up to the house to fetch a • dinner. Captain Stone told me as a friend of • .bla at the end of November or the begin . f December. I had not seen Mrs. Stone pre , ea the day of the meeting. I bad beard • •.. i .rre were twe gentlemen at Captain Stooe's house, 1 .. went as • friend to support him. He bore the abuse . :ly ; but he felt it a good dui He put his feet on to show that he did not mind it ; but he did. i• said that her conduct had caused him uneasiness she did not fling herself on his neck and say, that is the most cruel thing of all ; you don't • au that!" I mutat say that she might not have • • :etbizig of the sort ; but it was not at that time. g herself on his neck when her wan look was of. Mr. Pascoe, a friend of mine, being down for -pose of getting up evidence, I suggested that Betsy deposition should be taken. I paid her Se. a she had lost places because she told her I -wet she was expecting to be examined. She was just . be confined just before the trial. On s.y to London she slept one night at my home • servant, who wits a friend of hers. We thought .v . then pregnant, but we said nothing about it. I . ••0 espouses, but received money for that purpose Pascoe, the solicitor in the case. I did not pay it.er Wllliele. 7:e Iles. Richard Wayett—l am the curate of Budleigh la December. 1661, I was present at a meeting C.pt, and Mrs. Stone and Mr. Stephenson. Tbat a the 15th, at Captain Stone's house. Mrs. Stone a daring the interview. I said to her, " fhe thing .;hers me in this business Is that after having ex. Mr. Appleton of taking advantage of you. you should - to employ him and be on friendly terms with She came round to the side of the table where ..tueg, end told me her reasons. So far as I can • .st them, they were that she did not know where else and that Mr. Appleton understood her child's case. weiataiatd—l 12;41 been asked by Captain Stone to '.. Captain Stone bad milled on me a few weeks 0.41 me about the charge. I stmgoeed • Mr. Stephenson had 00020 over to see if the matter . 1 not be arranged. It did tot °emir to me that the pre of &stranger might prevent such at arrangement being to. I thought that my presence might pre : any outbreak of aogry feeling. There was, however, 1 deal of anger. Mr. Stephenson might have said . •- •.: oat a mesa - and cruel thing to makoiueh a charge wife wit hout telliag her what evidence he bad • •.. p.rt it ; but they talked :o loudly that I harEy 117- 7,.. -1 what they did say. IA laugh.) My impression is iroething of the kind warn said. I believed that one of - • ..:•ads chitilres had been very ill. She appeared eery .: . Ito Ler children, and to be very fond of them. - • -; ue dal not seem to be math excited. She was not but she occasionally spoke. ...ad Christopher N. , rtLrote—l resided at Exeter in IN;1. I was for sometime a pupil at the Bristol +rc. 1 was afterwards assistant to a hoodoo surgeon " months. In December, 1861. Mr. Stephenson and lint; came to my house with a friend of mine ! l',..herte, and asked if he could accommodate .• for a short time? She aims with a servant the _ , re ('hristmsa•day. About 4 o'clock in the morning I of January I was called into Mrs. Stone's room. •: al that she had just been delivered. I rendered • n.e assistance, and then fetched Mr. Webb. take coy particular notice of the child ; . , uld bare coo•idered it of m e ters growth. •• .• palified practitioner, and I was not thinking tau or was not a full-grown infant. Mrs. Ste :. oh:1.1 on the 4th and saw Mrs. Stone. ~ . , I ..cuined-1 have studied medicioe, but my health - • atd I never passed. Mr position now is that of a , L %. laugh.) case wa proceeding when our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Ay!) ENTIIRING A DISTILLIS . S MEIOSES. ' ••• employ of Mr. c. of the Old Funival's Distillery, as porter at iu lteput.street, wee charged before Mr. %:;!. breaking and entering the premises of his .n I:e.;entetreet, and stealing about 4/. 9.. !, tiro...a, *errant to Mr. Brett, said—Tester .. :rout 7 o'clock. while in the kitchen, writing. overhead. and on going upstairs found a Into the shop brakes in. I spoke to the tney got through the aperture. I then left ' to acquaint my master, leaving , harzv of the place. The panel was a little r e .44 I believe it had previously bees The prisoner is the porter. but does not • premises. '.Vhen I came back from Ken. ; r! , •n-r was in custody of the Police. • ! 336 A—On being called yesterday ereeing 1:-.,nt.street. 1 founds panel broken sulricieetly ; • I got inside and lit a candle and looked and then seat the servant for the propri•- • I reniairied quiet, and bearing a noise I then called in another cone:able, went and on opening a cupboard-door I ; , iw...er crouched on his hands sled knees. I asked him what be was doing there, ' • -r. • d that some men outside had told ham to - I e place. On searching him I found a half . f ..r shilling', end a penny is hie pockets. I into the shop and remained tit. the mansger • the manager then found tbata desk bad been •• . and some money taken from it. On asking ••', where it was, he said " In No. 3 bin." • Horses, C.—Prisoner told me he bad got . • F. 04., sod that some fellows bad asked him to • . Min that he knew the place. 150 asking eew the persons he sold he did not. (to the pri . • :the money was in "No. 3 bin," I went to the -34 r, end removed some bottles and sawdust, piece, of paper 41. 9e. al. Ind the .'I.I that was the money be had taken from the Chesterton, mAnager of the Regent-street THE EXPRESS, SATI7RDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1864. branch of Mr. Brett's bturinews, said—On arriving at the promisee in Regent-street, I found the place in charge of the police. I found the money left in the dad( gam and it was found in a bin where the prisoner maid he had put it. The prisoner has been 10 weeks in Mr. Brett's employ, a good character being received with him. The prisoner left the premises before I did. Mr. Brett wishes, ea the pri• loner had had a good character, and helped to support his mother, that he might be dealt leniently with. Mr. Knox—There an certai n ma Mr. not the power to deal with, and this is one. All that has been said on behalf of the prisoner can be urged before Use judge. The prisoner, who put no questions to the witnesses end made no answer to the charge, was then committed for trial. REMARKABLE ESCAPE AT A FIRE.-{THIS D 41.1 This morning, at an early. hour, Conductor Hut chtaa,of the K ing met, Portenanequare, station of the Royal Society, was called to a fire at a ladies' outfitting ware house, No. 9, Wyndham-place, Idaryleboue. Upon getting near the house with his machine, some of the bystanders informed him that some females were on the roof, and were going to jump down. Hutchings immediately raised his wane, and then threw up the " fiy ladder," but this was too short. Nothing daunted, he put his short pisose into the other portion of the escape to get to the roof. He then clAsped each female io order, and succeeded in bringing them down in safety. He was then informed theta valuable Newfoundland dog was in the house, and he succeeded in saving that also. The costly stock in trade wan destroyed. The two female , hays 'jetted a certificate setting forth that they were saved by the tire escape. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE IN THE REGENTS CANAL. An inquest was held by Mr. Richards, deputy. coroner, at the Black Horse Tavern, Kiapla •road, last night, respecting the suicide of William J. Haim, aged 61 yeara. Mrs. Haim, the widow of the deceased, said that he was a watchman at the warehouse of Messes. Bouafield, clothier*, in Houndediteh. He had formed an attachment to a young woman, whom witness had taken in and boarded through charity. She was a servant out of place, and for sight weeks that aloe boarded she only wee charged 15s. She would never let deceased alone, but used to follow him even when he was on duty. Witness attributed his suicide to that connexion. He said that he could not face any one through the disgrace he had brought on witness and himself, and his relations. On Tuesday afternoon he left home and met the young woman, and then committed suicide. She was 33 years of age. Mary Anne Tanner, the young woman alluded to, said that the was a servant in Delaton. She knew the deceased as &friend and father for five years. There had been no improper intimacy. Deceased's wife had always sanctioned her being with him until she took it into her head to be jealous for no reason. Witness when out of place had sometimes remained with him at his watch until half-past 10 at night or later, but never till lor 2 o'clock. She had no better place to be at ; be had sworn to be her defender and protector, and he kept his word. He came to her drunk on Tuesd ay night, and asked her to walk with him. She made him go to his employers', in Heundalitch, and left him there. No impro per familiarity bad taken place at that or any other time. Mr. David Mathias, 125 y. Houodsditch, said that on Tuesday evening deceseed called him out of his shop and maid "You an do something for me." Witness said, And 1 will do it if it does not put me too much out of my way." Deceased said, " Here are these keys. give them to my employers." Witness urged him not to give up his situation, saying, " Remember you are au old man, and not wort h your money. I got your place hack for you three years ago, and now take a fool's advice, and keep it." Deceased grasped witness by the arm, and said "No. You do out know how I have disgraced myself and my re lations." He did not say how he had disgraced them. He was not intoxicated. He gave up the keys and went away. Witness tried to follow him, but missed him. Polioe.eonstable Barker, 527 N, said that oe Wednesday morning deceased was found floating in the Regent's-canal, near the Queen's-road-bridge. His coat and bat had been placed on the bank before he threw himself into the water. lo his pocket was found the portrait of the young woman just examined, two pairs of spectacles, and 58. in money. Dr. Major Greenwood rid that deceased had been dead six or eight hours when his body was found on the Wednes day morning. The Coroner haying summed up, The j ury returned a verdict of " Suicide while of u nsoun d mind. 8. 1 . ., W. F. Ea D. I 1 st.. a. -1------- - - Wales .. 29.71 Si 6.6.& ,1 I 2 R.W. b -. 1 &Sodom t).76 36, &W. I 2 I 3 LW. b - 2 Lc4th - 1 Ardroman 22.72 42 B.Z '2l 3 , S. o -' 2 Greencastle ti.7l 37 N.N.W. 1' 2 • W.B W. co -: 1 - - - Valenti& Cape Clear 5.64 45' K 3 5 9. rf 0.70 3 Qmperstowli 26.6145 V. 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TO las par 3 117 ' 3 2i , Ta 140 -8 1 — WOO II ldla PP 4 :::: 122 100 100 172 2 idM L 16 109 112 111 114 4 2 dis It 1014 148 1 1 12 Pm II If Ifdli Idia Par WI 4 !die I (41114 7 6 4. 21 !pm 21 26 10- 16+ 161 34 Sim Dar 4194 4 I t 3 : 1 eloUs a_ ea t ail 54r- Ws ipm, i t_ pz.l 1. l 1 8 91p2a1 4 sm., 6_ ik din, 1 iiPTEI pa.r 41 1 pail INI f Idis ii S Oidis; Iclis 101 10 p pmm, 1 1 pm! 11 odial 81 7 ' l i ts gri m l sa e es a l 181 121 II pm 11 Par 4 S 1 %du 6 . 7.14 OW. 2 1 41 43 8: 83 19 21pai 27 29 8 8 th 22 1212 per et et 110 125 2_ 1 lOUs ipas B3 xd• 81 U I I /P l-411*P.I xd si z 4 ,_ as pow Ii 10 a It idle fat 1 pr y xd ... 111 11 dle 7.1' 13 1 4 5i 20 1 a uTt id Sizd _zd PREFERENCE SHARES. zd Great Northern, 3 per cent., redeem. at 5 per omit. prem., 1081. Great Western Original pref., 41 per cent., 96t, 971. Ditto Original Birmingham guaranteed stock, Ditto Original Cheater S per omit. pref. guar. stook, 163. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per isms., 134. North Eastern York. H. and S. parch., 10,?, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9i. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guar. 7 per colt., 14i. Great Luxembourg, 111. Imperial Memel ItAilway (Limited), 34. Recife and San Fraociaco (Limited) guar. 7 per cent., 14. Sambre and ]levee, 7. The Iljbafa of yesterday has some remarks by John Lemoinne on the Glover and Persigny cue, of which it gives an amusing analysis. Speaking of the articles which queered inithe Morn, ChrwateA, the writes says :—" The public has certainly forgotten, but we remember well enough the deluge of complimenta which the Normal Chronicle poured upon the French government at this period, sad which were afterwards reproduced in the semi-cacial journals of Paris and the departments, as the expres sion of English opinion. These panegyrics, the translation of which was all the more easy because the originals were in French, cast into the shade those of the most complacent orgasm of the admioistration." M. Lemoinne, in conclusion, pities the Montivy Chrotick, which he says was worthy of • better fate. GERMAN HoserrAL, DAISTON.—The Duke of Cambridge, the president of the hospital, has kindly promised to preside at the next anniversary dinner of this institution, which los been Azad for Wednesday, the Lt of March seat. DE.,P►TCH Or THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE M.su.s.--Soureaiirros, Due. 9.—The Royal Mail Coca. pany's steamship Magdalena, Captain Woolward, sailed hence at 3 p.m. to-day, with the monthly mails for Lisbon, Cape Verdes, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video, and Buenos Ayres. The Magdalen• took out 55 puwengers, and on freight 8,34.1)/. in bar silver for the Minister of Financie at Rio ; English gold coin, 5.3631. ; French coin, KO& ; English jewellery, 5304 ; French jewellery, ♦,2804 ; also • general cargo of English and French merch►ndise. BLAIR ArnoL —By adcicea received from York I am given to understand that Blair Athol was to slily, at the stud farm, Fairfield, belonging to Mr. Jackson, this day (Dec. 9). He wu to be accompanied by Mr. l'Ansos, for whom, in the expressive language of Mr. Jacksoo, " the brae" was ready. In public we shall never see him again, übeisto be put to the stud at once. His limit is thirty mare., at fifty guineas each, so he has only to survive a certain time to realise a handsome profit for the cepital laid out on biro.—Anurs (of the Post). A Hofro.e KILLED BY ♦ BOAR.—Last work an aged borne, belonging to Mr. Robert Nichols, higgler, of Staveley, was in the field lying down, when a boar, astray, got into the field and set upon and worried the ►nimal, which had afterward/ to be killed on the spot. —Derbyshire Courier. CHRISTMAS CATTLE SHows.—Two annual exhi bitions of fat stock have been held in Cornwall this week— namely, at Bodmin and Lostwithiel. Liberal prizes were offered by both societies, and this fact, io addition to the prospect of good esles, induced the farmers to compete more extensively than in any former year. Buyers attended from all parte of the county, and there were many from Devoeshire and BristoL Generally the quality of the stock was very superior, and considerable business was transacted at high prices. At Bodmin, on Tuesday, the prices for fat cattle ranged from If. Ss. to 31. 15s. per cent., while at Lostwithiel on the following day they ranged from :It. Ss. to 41. 4a. per coot., several splendid Davocabire oxen being sold at the price last named. Sheep, which were io good supply, made 7d. to ;id. at Bodmio, and 70. to Rd. per lb. at Lostwithiel. The root and corm show was considered to be very satisfactory. There were only a few entries of im plement'. Sir Colman ftashleigh presided at a public dinner held at Bodmin, and Colossi Nerd at one held at Lost withiel. PRICES OF FAT STOCK.—Sir A. de Rothsebild's annual sale was held oo the 7th inst., at Aatoo-Cliotoo, Bucks, and was etteoded by Messrs. Slater, Cowell, Shop land, sod other metropolitan butchers, also a large number , of butchers from surrounding towns and district. The High land Scots, 3 year olds and 4 year olds, averaged 231. each; short-horn oxen and Mears, 2A year olds to 4 year olda, ditto heifers and cows, 3 year olds and upwards, 371. 125.6 d. a piece. The @beep sad pigs excited much competition. Two-shear Oxford downs, averaged 71a.; ditto Sussex downs, 695.; onsehear Some: downs, 57e. Berkshire and crop-bred pigs realised 10.. to lls. per score of 201 b. Soros choice specimens of crass-bred pigs (small white ' and Berkshire) made I:ki. par score. Total proceeds of sale, over 2,500/. - CHERBOURG, DEC. 7.—The lowa (iron steam ship), of Waterford, Jarmo, from Loodon sad H►rre for New York, with a general cargo sad 160 pamsagere, which struck upon the roeks in Omonvilk Harlem at midaight of Den 6, soon tilled forward, sad to-day has totally sank. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owsz. The stock and share markets are rather dull to day, with little business. Consols have receded I per cent., owing chiefly, it is stated, to a sale of 100,0001. for cub. Some English lines and foreign stocks have also declined * to I. Financial shares are quiet. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money has increased. The general rate for the best bills is still 4to 7 per cent., but in exceptional instances transactions have occurred at 6S. In the Stock Exchange short loans in English government securities are obtainable at 4to 5 per cent., being lower. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental; were quoted 66fr. 10c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 89 to ex div., for money, and 89} to ex div., for the account (Jan. 10). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89i, ; ditto for account, 89k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88i, ; New Three per Cents., 88i, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 103 ; ditto Bonds, ss. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 102 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs., Is. die.; ditto June, 2s. dis. The foreign stock market is rather dull, and the few variations which have occurred in quotations are in an unfavourable direc tion. Consolidds and Mexican have receded per cent., and Spanish Passive and Certi ficates, 4. Some of the present quotations are as' follows, viz.: —Greek, 221 to 23; Mexican, 291 to ; Confederate, 584 to 594; Spanish Passive, 314 to 1 ; the Certificates, 14 to ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 701 to 714 ; ditto 1862, 71 to 1 ; and the Consolidia, 461 to 47, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danish De benture scrip, 18;3-77, 1 prem. ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 624 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 951 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 1, 01 prem. ; Greek Coupons, for account, 91 ; Italian, G4l, ; Mexican, for account, 294 ; New Granada, 12 ; Portuguese, 1856, thc., for account, 474 ; Russian, 1862, 874 ; Sardinian, for account, 811, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 481 ;Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 764 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 71, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100; Venezuela, for account, 19; ditto 1862, for account, 514, 4. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; Danubian, 1 dia. to par ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 1 to 1 prem. International Financial 'flares are now quoted 21 to f prim. ; London Financial, Of to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 31 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4 ; Ottoman Soci4t4 G6n4rale, 24 to 1 pram. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 dia. to par. HALF-pAer Two o'CLocw. Consols remain flat, at 89 to ex div., for money, and 89/ to }, ex div., for the account. The decline this morning was partly caused by the prevalence of a vague report that the Emperor of the French is seriously The gold operations at the Bank today comprised the purchase of 48,0001., and the withdrawal of 12,000 sovereigns for Alexandria. It is believed that further amounts will shortly be required for Napt. The Borussia, from New York, has brought 27,5001. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the same as on Tuesday. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 moatha, 11.18 a to 191 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.146 to 156 ; Rott erd am, 3 wraiths, 11.19 to 6 ; Ant werp. 3 months, 23.53 to 60; Hamburg, ma baooo, 3 tomtits, 13.8 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 23 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Fraaktort-oe-the-Ilaine, 3 mouths, 1:216 to a ; Bt. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, Jl6 to 6 ; ViINIZIA. elf. 20., 3 mouths, 12.74 to 12); Trieste, eff. do., 3 mouths, 12.76 to 126 ; Madrid, 3 months, 466 to 6; Oadis, Smooths, 47 to ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.72) to 76 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.721 to 76 ; Milan, 3 (soothe, 2.k.72) to 7); Naples, 3 months, 25.72) to 7r ; Palermo, 3 mouths, Z. 72) to 76 ; Masao% 3 mouths , 23.72) to 76 ; Lisbon. 90 days..sll to I ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to a. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Government deposits Notes in circulation ....... „ Decrease 81.3,000 Private deposits Advances The increase in the coin and bullion is re markably rapid, and fully explains the reduction in the French bank's rate of discount, from 6 to 5 per cent., made on Thursday. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 41 per cent., being about 21 per cent. below that current here. At Vienna, Berlin, and St. Petersburg, the charge is 6 per cent.; Hamburg and Frankfort, 5 ; Turin and Amsterdam, ; and Brussels, 51 per cent. It is said that the Italian government is obliged to discount, at rather onerous rates, the obligations representing the land-tax eoutributio.is for 1865, endorsed by those municipalities which are unable to pay in hard cash. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed the following special settling-uays, viz. : Monday, 12th inst., for shares in the London Engineerine and Iron Ship Building Company (Limited), for bargains entered into on sod after 2Uth August —To be marked in the twig-s-week list a. Meta ;tileanifzehange Bank (Limited), new shares, third ireue.—Not to be marked at present. Tuesday. 13th Met, for bargains in the scrip of the Danish Gorenameat Five per Cent. Debentures.—To be marked. Arrangements have been concluded for the amal gamation of the Bank of Wales with the Provincial Banking Corporation. The subscribed capital of the combined banks will be 1,300,000/. divided into 26,000 shares of 50!. each, held by nearly SOO shareholders—the amount at present paid up being 167,000/. The amalk,amated bank will have 27 branches, and a considerable saving in the expense of management will be effected by the arrange ment. A fusion of the boards will take place, and the business will be carried on under the name and articles of association of the Provincial Bank ing Corporation. The prospectus is issued of the Imperial Austrian Gas Company (Limited). This undertaking is formed with • respectable direction, for the purpose of carrying out some important con cessions for lighting towns in Austria with gas. The number of coucessions actually obtained thus far is 13, but various others are under consideration. It is mentioned that iu some of the districts good gas coal is cheaper than in London, and that the average cost will be under 20s. per ton. The esti mates of income are based upon an experience already gained. The capital proposed is 350,000!., in 14,000 shares of 25/. each, of which, however, only one-half are to be issued in the first instance. The prospectus states that a considerable number of shares have already been applied for both in Eng land and in Austria. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum is to be paid for the first twelve months, whilst the works are being constructed. The Caledonian Railway tra ffi c return shows this week an increase of 1,537/. over last year. The directors of the Otago and Southland In vestment Company have made a call of 10s. per share, payable by the 10th January. Mears. Richard Gibbs and Co.'s monthly tea circular, dated Dec. 8, says : The arrivals and departures since oar last are as follows : —Arrivals at Loodoe—oty of Quebec, Wild Deer, &sk ivers, Assyrian Bride of the Sees, Stirlingshirs, sad Gresham. DePartures from Loudon—Young L , ehinvar and City of Aberdeen. for Hong Bong. The market the past fortnight has been very depressed ; with the exception of medium to good blackish leaf qualities, of the new gesso°, but little has been saleable ; the lower descriptions of Kis- Chow tea are especially difficult of sale, tholes' rates at which old aware tate have been ruling in public sale haring seriously influenced them. At public auction, on the 6th instant, about 31,000 packages were offered, about 23,000 being " without reserve;" the result established a decline of ld. to ltd. on Foo-Chow kinds, and about d. on blackish•leal tea. Scented teas and greens show no altera tion. There is but little proven of any active business now until the turn of the year ; the retail trade throughout the country seldom adding to stocks at this season. The stock of tea in the United Kingdom we estimate at 95,000,000115. against 91,500, 000 lbs. ; and the quantity afloat at 40,CK.),3001b5., spinal 36,100,C001b5. at the corre sponding period last year. Fine: Zymase. Consols, which closed yesterday at 899 to f ex div. for the 10th January, opened this morning at 89k, and closed at 89k, " buyers." For money the last price was 899 to 9, showing an improvement. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 899, 9,9, 9 ; ditto fur account, 899, 1 ; Three per Cent.. Reduced, 889, $, *; New Three per Cents., 84, 4; Annuities, 1885, 149 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 1029,1039, 1029 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1806, 979, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 13., ss. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted fm. to Is. dis. Foreign stocks were generally steady. No fur ther decline has taken places in Spanish Passive Bonds, the holders looking forward with hope to the approaching meeting of the Cortes, in the anti cipation that her financial wants will bring Spain to a settlement. The Certificates improved A per cent. ; New Granada Two per Cents. and " ex all" Bonds, 9 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1. Mexican Bonds were likewise firm, the January dividend being in baud, derived from the proceeds of the last loan. Italian stock, on the contrary, I declined percent., and Peruvian and Venezuela. of 1862, . Cape Good Hope Government Six per Cents., redeemable in 1873, were quoted 2 per cent. higher to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is not active to-day, yet the general tendency of prima i, rather favourable. East Caradon, Great Vor, and East Vor shares continue in request, while East Lovell and East Grenville are somewhat flatter. Some of the present quotations are snoozed, viz. :—East Caradon, 19g to 20 ; Great V0r,36 to ; East lb / toe Lovell, ; East Grenville, 41 to bg ; Wheal Grenville, 44 to b; Wheal Seton, 197} to 2028 ; Great East Lovell, 2tt a o: ; East Vor, 2g to # ; North Chiverton, 2 to o g ; West Chiverton, 61i to 621, ; and Southn, 35 to 140. St. John del Rey Mining shares are lower, having been dealt in at 33i. On the other hand, Port Phillip exhibit an upward tendency. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North, dated yesterday : Most kinds of metals have been reeding in buyers' favour, and holders have been quite willing to supply the demand at the reduced values ; we have therefore to report a fair amount of business lrou.—Welsh bars are not quite so firm, orders rather scarce , and makers disposed to accept contr acts under it. per ton, free on board in Wales. Hails are decidedly dull. The demand for Staffordshire iron is by no mewls brisk, and the second clam makers easy to deal with. Scotch pig iron has ruled , 11110 i. closing at 50s. 61. oath, and 50a. 10jd. oue month. Copper.— The tendency is not quite so good ; on the other hand holders do sot pram sales. Horlish tough and best remain at about 90/. for the former, sod 921. for the latter. Burrs Irma been done at 95/. Of Kapunda ingots, 100 tome blve been sold at 94/. 10s. • of Wallaroo th ere are sellers at 1921. Chili 814 to 82/. Tim—The downward tesdesey still continues. A good badness has been done in Straits, from 9:11. 10s. does to 92/. cash, and there are still sellers at the latter rate. Banos veld from 90/. down to 941., closing rather buyers. The Dutch market is flat at 57} 11. English tin Is unsettled, and prices very irregular. Me Plates.—The makers are willing to accept orders at lower qr 'cations. Lead.—A good demand, and priori rather dearer, ordinary pig 20/. fie., LB. 20/. 10s. Speller. —lt is almost impossible to effect sales, unless at considerably ris. daoed quotations, buyers having entirely withdrawn. We quote spot nominally 211. ; milers for forward delivery at the same price. For Hall parcels priori are better main tained, 21/.loa. asked for special brands. Some large for ward sales are reported at 211. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ;;;„ (ay ELECT= AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (nag OIR ow OORIESPONDENT.) The market quiet but Mead* elm will probably foot up 6,900 balm TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA T.) The market is steady :— Town tallow is quoted 41s. 3d. ; Petersberg T.O. es the spot, 40a. 9,1.; January, 41a. 3d. to 41s. 6d. ; Ms eh, 42a. 3d. toads. 61; April to Jute, 42a.; October to December. 43e. 641. MARCIT AVIIIAGE.i. —Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian. Ch. 3d. ; melted stuff. 32a. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18s. ; tallow graves, 16a. ; ga d dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Eudora report trade slow at the fol lowiog prices :—Prime meadow bay. 95e. to 1051. ; clover. old, 110 e. to 1265.; straw, 255. to 301. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Pears, coosieting of liniebt's llosareh, Penes eoltzter , Benrrf d'Arembseg, Winter Neb., Won Morrow, Ewstite Creagan., and others, ar. Cow plentifoL Apples may also now be eibtoinwl in abundao,. Gr.nes are still rufileient for the denim& Of p.o e apples thane is now plentiful supply. Kent filberts sod cobs fetch fro a 70s. to SOL per llattno. Walnuts are plentiful, ..ort mines are abundant. Some leskele sod forced WI., boon. may now be had. Lemon. fetch from ss. to 8.. per lull. Pomegra nates may now be obtaieed. For liotatiee prawn etc still com paratively high. Flowers chiefly cooed of erchiJr, heaths, chrysanthemums, Chime/ primulas, azaleas, camellias, mig nonette, and roma The workmen employed at the ateam factory department of Woolwich Dockyard have by im ill subscrip tions raised scam of 97/. for the relief of the widows and orphans of the men killed on board the doom rased Spite ful at that dockyard some months since. The 4001. subscribed for in Liverpool as a testi monial of the appreciation satartalsed by the inhabitants of Sir Rowland Bill's services in promoting postal reform will be devoted, in scoordsnoe with the wishes of Sir Rowland himself, to the purchase of Gee or more painting.,—to be selected by him—which will beer inscriptiocs, marking the object of the gift. THE 0111Ler BCSTARD.—A Mr. Black 111.1" e writes to the Salisbury Juvran 1 that the wild rest bastard was last seen in the neighbourhood of Salisbury in lr e,. and that • gentleman now Haim maw many yams ago a small flock of them on Wiltshire Downs. HINDOO INCIICERATOR.—A design by Mr. W. Clar pt eaaineer to the Calcutta justices of the peace. for • incinerator for Hindoo harpies ghat, has been published in the form of a lithograph, from a copy on transfer paper prepared by Mohamed Aswan, and printed at the Surveyor.Generars office, Calcutta. The lithograph gives sketches of the front elevation in furnace form, with plan, and side and end views of the interior, showing the cross piles of wood and the body stretched &mono them; with plan of the floe leading to the chimney.-B4i/dcr. Judge Taney was no treble iu 1810 tL.tt a gen tleman who had a lawsuit refused to give it to him, for f ear that he would die before the case was tried. This was 54 years before the great jurist died.-New Y,,a irtp t e. RArtwAY TILLFFIC Rceetrrg.—Tlie traffic re ath*, of railways in the United Kingdomemoonted for the week ending the 3rd of December, oa 11,732 miles, to 608.0841., and for the onnespooding week of last year, on 11.395 miles, to 568,875/., showing en increase of 3.17 miles, and of 39,1139/. in the receipts. The groom receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate oa 8,275 miles, to 494,7884, and for the consspool ing week of 1863, no 8,022 miles, to 162,4991.. showing an increase of 253 miles sod 32a89 1 . in the receipts. The in-rears no the Cat-Joel's smocioad to 1.7.38 L; on the Great Easters to 500/. ; ea the Great Northern to 3,901/. ; on the Great Western to 4,2084 • oaths London and North Western to 9.1261. ; on the Lne ' don and Brighton. to 1,4151.; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire to 9.94; ea the Midland to 5,82314 on the North British to 7221. ; oa the North Eastern to 4,871".: and on the South-Eastern to 7991. -total, 33.9 W.: but from this most be deducted 5t5/., the decrease oa the Great Southern and Western, 1,0381. on the Lancashire and Yorkshire, sad 78V. on the London and South Western, leaving the total increase as above, 23,2891. The goods and mineral traffics on thew lines amounted to 300 6611., and for the corres ponding week of 18&3 to 231,121/., showing an increase of 19,544 L The receipts for pairseagers, parcels, fac., amounted to 194,1271. agaiost 181,378 L, &bowleg an in crease of 12.749!. The traffic rearants on 62 other lines amounted, ea 3,457 miles, to 113,276/., sad for the eer respooding week of last year, cc 3,373 miles, to 106,3761., showing an human of 84 mile, and of 6,904!. ia the re ceipts. The total receipt" of the pest week show an in crease of 2,4331., as compared with those of the erecedieg week ending the 2611 of November. CHILD MURDER AT =WINFIELD. SENTENCE OF DEATH. At the Chester aasizea, yesterday, Selome Marsh, aged 40, described is the calendar as a factory operative, wee charged with the wilful murder of her female child, at Dukinfield, on the 31st of July last. From the opening statement of Mr. Brandt, the prosecuting toured, it nP ased that on the 21at of July last the prisoner was delivered of a female child. She was then residing with a person named Sarah Morris, at Stoke-opon•Trent. Oa the 30th July, the prisoner left Mrs. Morris's for Staly bridge, taking with her a basket and a box, went to Man chester, and there took the train to Stalybridge, arriving at 12 o'clock. When she got to the station it was proved that she had her child in her arms. The next morning a bundle was found in the canal, and the bundle contained a child. The clothes upon the child it was proved were the same as those worn by the prisoner's child when she left Stoke-upon-Trent; and on the heel there wee a bruise, which, according to the medical evidence, might have been produced from the child being held head downwards under the water. With respect to the motive the prisoner might have bad in making away with her child, it was suggested that the prisoner being a married woman, and this child being clearly not the child of her husband, as abe bad left him, and had cohabited with a man named William Wardle, she was desirous of getting rid of it. Mr. W. W. Foulkes, for the defence, urged that the child might have met with an accident while travelling by rail, and that the prisoner bad afterwards thrown it lobo the canal. The jury, however, after a few minutes' deliberation, found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended her to mercy. The Judge then paned sentence of death. The prisoner was so overcome that she had to be assisted out of the dock. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) sArratua, Menu= 10. S LL XOIIDI PTIIDAT. S.W. to E, ;indente to fresh. with rouse rain or know. E. to S. and N.S. W., !no iterate to strong, rain 111,01131.8. CO~llt is places __ L to S., treat, In BOCTEITRII. Owes some rain. E S. E. to troth. Larcas. grscrally tine. E.S.E. to Ks.W., mo derate to strong, o one rata. to V. and N.W.. fresh to strong, &to _ E to S and to S.W., trash to strung, un settled. R.E. to S.W., moderate to grope, some rate. Northern = Acottaad. Wrotero -= reload. Wales. sad se* eau yes. -.anent - - English ..:Istinal had Bay of Buoy. leads alastwarki litoglao4 sad North Bea. FATAL AM.IDENT TRROTGH TILE Kick Or • HORsE IS • HIDING Scnooc.—This morning informa tion* was forwarded to IM. Unlimber, the coroner for West Middlesex, of the death in the accident ward of the Royal Free Hospital of John Leech, aced 12, lately residing with his mother at .. Fleur-deLis. calm, Gray's-ioo-road, who died throng'. being kicked on the head by a horse tinder the I'4:Wowing circumstances. It appeared that on Thursday morning the deceased was riding a spirited horse in the Riding School of Mr. Banks, Kintremews. Theobald's-roed. when be was thrown sod fall heavily on the tan, and before he could be picked up he was kicked on the temple and rendered insensible. Assistance was at one* at heed, and the unfortunate boy was con veyed to the Royal Free Hospital. Grey'sion•road, when he was immediately attended to by Mr. Hill, the ris• indent medical officer, acid Mr. Marriott. house eureem. but although everything that medical skill and attention could be devised was doge for him, be gradually got worse, and expired yesterday, almost without a struggle. The skull was fractured. but it is stated that the immediate mum of death was internal bleeding. WINI.ERSIERB WAIF:R.—The recent heavy Titian have raised the level of Windermere more than eight feet. All the high water marks that have been made for the last 50 years have been overtopped, anti the oldest individual brim/ on its banks never ease Wiodermere so large as oa Monday last. At Wray Castle from Friday evening to Saturday /lewd's( more rain fell than within any 24 boors during the last three rears. Notwithstanding that the rivulets have been swollen into roarieg riven, and all the streams sod lakes bays overflowed their basks, no damage los been done in this neighbourhood of any amosiat worth manias.— West merefa Garelfe. TH2 GREAT EXHIBITION BTILDINO.—The demo litioo of the whole of the antral building is Cromwell-road is fixed to take place as Igor*, at IL3O. SHARE LIST&--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwon. The railway market is extremely quiet to-day, and the variations in prioee are few and quite un important. As regards the princi stocks, the only movements are a decline of f pe rcent. in Great Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 118 to 119 ; Great Western, 784 t o ; ; Midland 137 to o ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 115 to ; Caledonian, 131 to ; South Eastern, 85 to ; Great lantern, 47f to 48 ; Great Northern, 134 to 135 London South Western, 974 t o 98} ; an d Metropolitan. 121 to f. Foreign and colonial railway securities are inac tive, with very little business, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. 'AM AM Sh. I Pd. I NALLWATII. I Metal NUM I Bales b.. I yeib m . SO 1. Wol.& diaar VaL Stith NO Tyne Bosion,llleatedoll MLC I 'Caledonian lOcet and Bads Cornwall Do. A J • nod's. until • Do. B p. o. ispaklto B. Dublin and Massa AMC Perta t ilLbd.:ll lklinburghand Glasgow Glasgow and &Weaken Great imam Ord. IL I Go. _ k Bacot IT tie LSO; MI ... lA/ 34 36 11 0 90 02 106 103 471 46{ .- 7 1 81 Do. E. ens. eot. , No.! Groat North of 3oolland 10rostNorthero Do.A J A reo. so ay. tts Do.Et SU Op. C. is paid D Gt. South h West. (lre) IGloat Waders Do. Stour VaLthis.litt Do. Bomb 134 UM LSO 1561 1/10 121 00 91 74 781 Do. W. MM.—Word Do. Do. Newport Do. Do. Hanford i Laneashire & Yorkddr• London and Blocky'sll LOU., Mghtn. & &COW Loodon.Chathm,& Doe. Loudon& North Waits. London.tdonthWeators Man.,SheLot 1111C012111 I Mar/port asd Carlisle Do. Do. d Metropolitan Mars. Do. New Midland 67 SI 67 69 44 66 166 162 115 1114 88 66 106 106 87 /51 1184 119 xn V/ 99 1:4 67 Do. New Do Bus. Data UK. Ca. Wm a n . lad [ewe Yid Kent (Cry Line) North Details an ar W W ,too lue tl us n _l2 Da Win., Perth. Duid. N. Zastern- r B•rwlek D. G. N. L Pure D. made D. Ireek ...... D. Q6ellalo D. etockAtDorilas D. do. 1066603 D. do. 186041.. forth Loode Audon Da. Yew North Btafrordehlro N _ _ 1 - 111 .et S. Western Joao 1100 Soottfah Central t lOO Scottish N.K. Aber MX 100 Scottish Midland W Shrewsbury et Welchel ,100 Shrorahlre Onion 100 South Devon 1 100 South gaelern 'lOO S. Yorks& Q Him Duo i all Melees. Woktaghraotc 100 Tad Vale 5 1 Do C 100 Vale of Death !100 Victoria Stn. et Pimlico' 'lOO Waterford et Gilkeluty. 100 West Cornwall IWO IW. HAMA et . S-' BRITISH 121 112 137 1371 108 1* 65 4 56 4 II t 7 113 114 72 73 123 104 $8 ao I 11 12 p 9 10 vill 120 125 le 2 pm 70 90 10i 114 122 142 68 80 40 4! 66i 661 8 a 103 188 te 4 via 108 1:0 33 40 14 77 lONS. RAILWAYS. yaosing pries*. 100 , at Atlantic& St. Lawrence Ilk 'lOO lioni.Bu. a 10 , 1 Do. 1 , abarea fag all Buffalo a lake Maras 10 all Do. Preferenos NO 100 Buff., &aut.& Ooderka p. 6 Btle. Aug. 1,1372' 100 100 Do. do. July 1. 1873' lea 100 Do. do. lune 1. len' IL ,100 Ca/ &11.1Canero5p.c.g.: • .100 Cape T. et Dockep. 100 all Dernsrara7p.oper.preli St. 100 Lat. Bengal gu. 6do , It 100 goat lndlau gu. 6do 10 6 Do. J Fatenalon 1 ▪ 1.1111 Grand Trunk of Canada; 100 all Do.faulp.lll.B.,llp.et 100 all Do. la peel. Bonds ' 100 ad' Do. do. &Seel 100 an; Do. Ind prat Bonds 100 an Do. do. deterred 103 an Do ird pref. Stock 100 all I Do. do. deferred' 100 ad Do. 4th rga'. Stock 1 100 I 2111 Do. do. deterrall IL i t* 'Great Indian Panama , 10 12 Do. gua. 6 per cent. 10 2 Do. New do IL INS Gt. 8. of India a. 6p. M St et. 1 10 f Do I Do par Gout. 1 , WS all at Western of Quads! foi 10 Do. New 100 I all D0.41pc.161a. pay. 1673 100 , all m 64 do. do. 14774 10 Indian Branch, Limited; 10' 1 Do. New IL 100 Madras guar. 6 p. orat ' it. 1100 Do. do. IL 100 1 Do. do. 6t 443.- 20 2 1 Do. Mb Lddou It 'lOO Melb. Corp. 6 per C. 1111 all Moab. and Hobson's By fo' all N.Brun.t Cando'. et B 1 St 100 N.R.olCaatlp.alstp.B. , It, 100 Wade. goo 6 par mot OR 100 Do. Drag do. flNi Do. do. do. 114. 100 1 Do. Puniatio do 11l ' Do. Lodua Bt. Mot. do I 68 00 1021 104 Per Om 8i 6 a 76 60 I 5! T 98 100 ni 1 - ; 1 104 1183 li4 19 31 137 i IQ Mt 113 i - Dm 21 21 N 81 70 72 61 66 61 56 68 18 65 67 60 30 II II 30 108 e 106* * 16 62 101 1030 6 9 91 Ile II die SS 90 3 68 1 Oldla 102 C us; 96 98 VI 96 69 61 11 6 12 96 10$ 103 1014 103 t 1r 106 r es vt I ... 10111 1 -- iiiir. 1011 s: JODTT ISIOCE BANKS. Na 1 13. 1 BANES. IPd 1 a. prima. 1 Balm. 10,040100 Agra& Mastarman's(4) ill l3O 133 1 - 10,0001 SO Do. New, kw. 4.4 pm., 31 •-•-- - 2,..).000, 001 Do. issued a'. 30 pm ;IS - - - 10,000 50 . Sibiu* - 10,000100 1 41111anosIca..tUrirpooll 25 16 , I IN 157 IN 28 10,010 1 100 Do. Nye. I 36 3/ 1.0.000 MO Do. tamed at 53 pm ;10 9 7 dli mi 100,000 30 Anglo Austrian i I 4 Ittim 7 50,000 60 Angle Malian (Llmitiidr 5 2 1 ills' 35 4 22,631 40 Australasia l all TO 72 to 704 7,500 60 Do. New all 65 C 7 66 12,633 4 1 0 Baakof Brillaktolumbla 16 14 I pot - 10.00 u 36 new of Ifppt a all 20 It - 3000 100 Bank of - 116,060 20 Bank of Otago (Molted) 6 1 Idle - 10,010 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 20 34 ties xd - 10,0J0 60 BankofVlMoola,Anstrla 16 07 30 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (LW.) 6 3 cila - 50,000 10 Rank of New Zsalemd 0 61 70pua - 60.000 10 BrastliandPortagasseit 10 1 pm - 10.000 60 Moan & Callforalan I 1 1 ills - 119,000, 60 BMWs N. AMIIIIICII - 40,000 20 C. Ns lnillAitua, CNN, all 36 37 - 10.000 26 Chart. Iler. of ludiaote. ; all 411 63 - 10,000 100 City - wpm 100 Colonial - 10.0 W 16 Co.. Hank of JANA &a 33 s- -pm - 100,000 10 Cona“.l4Med flask (L ) 4 el 714ita 114 1,000 100 Conlyesatal lO 10 41414 - 6,000 100 Do. New - 10,0u0 1 50 Bait Loodnu ;Limited) I 10 2pm 64 60,400 20 Caztern Etehsagealva) 8 Idls par - 60.000 1 20 Earr.Seet.&AtuttMartA all NB 110 - 40,000 60 hagfish red Masa& (L lI It Oldla - 36 t 000 10 guropean BankLustitsd 154 1 lolls 80 10,000 100 atadnan.Chlw&JaP; (Li I 0 4 &lasi - 10,000 100 Do. issued at 2pm- 18 31 44pen - 20,000 100 Do. New, Ise at 6 pm.; 10 110 Ildia ad i - 12,000 100 leasrial Bank, Unwed; N IS is pm - 3,000 100 Do. New IIA Mt 14 pm, - NANO 20 haperfal Monis I 16 71pm; 17 161 26,000 bk) International Bank IL l7; 8 340,14 - 500,000 13 Land llort.bk. IndlaiL I 4 060 - 20,000 50 lon. - woo W li O Loa. Bank k.ofNexleo of Sesalsnd iL L 18 74 Par 5 3 dis - 10,910 100 London and Brazilian ~ 40 6 7pm - 6.000 MO lais.B.Ayresda.PlateL 40 12 14 pm - 10.000 26 Do. New, W. at 11 pm 74 24 S4pm - &OW 100 Lou., khr., 448. Suff. (L.) 12 6 444 - 80,000 20 Loa. Ch. Bank M AustrL all 241 205 .- woos 60 London and County lO 78 so - 6,000 100 Lon. Haralm.Cos.62.(l) 154 7 5d4 04 00,000 60 Logsdon Joint Otook iv 45 30 - 20.000 64 Do.Nsw,laa. at 30 pm 30 - l6O 1 I 10,400 100 Loa. and Northern IL.) 15 12 s clla - 25,30 30 Loadimit Baulk Atrleal all 21 23 211 2 4 6. WO 100 Lou. kB. Western LW. 20 1 60,020 100 Lon. & Westminster - 10,000 100 Merchant Bank ..Lita.) llO 4 7pm -. 10,000 60 Mereantlle & EackantL LS 1 01dis - 20,000 60 Do. New 10,000 liili Metro. & Prow. bank X. , MI 1 1 dis 174 6,000 100 Midland Bank i Llm.) IIS 141* per - 20,000 100 National of Liverpool II 74 30pas - 10,000100 N.Pre.Miaglaiad '4l - - - 25,000 SO Do. do. New 112 - - 30,00 10 Do. do. do. 10 - - - imam 60 Ifs tonal Bank, New I 16 - - - 55,030 20 New coati Wales all 46 47 - 40,000 10 New Zealand ( 1 1 311 143) 1 par f pm - 60,000 10 North Western 5 30 4 pm - 10,400 23 Oriental Bank Corpora all 66 68 1 - 20,400 50 Provi a. BankinsCorp.(L 0 1 1 dis - 20,000100 Proctor.. of Dolan .4 .. 2 isl 30 90 -. 57,600 10 Made, Punt(l. . A Deihllo 0 Ipm - 10.000 26 South Australia all ; 13 17 - Norio 26 South hasten) iLlsa.) - 10,000 100 Bland. of B. 8. /hiss l6 'M4 par rd' -sd 4,430 100 Do. do. - 40,0n0 25 talon of Australia - all 1 66 66 1 - 16.000 100 Unica of Deland (Lan) 1 I 3 20 10414 1 - moot IS Mks of Lad= is se sr 166 64 WOOL No. 1 Slh I Mega IPdl CY prima. 1 Bales. g u lt kiiklll - 1 st. and us./ fi.us us us - moot Hi eaerallficatter acekl S - e. ... 467%110 Bt. I cotton& it.CallarbLM 01 73 •-• 1 NUN) 81, tluunptoa ..- i-i , 803800 Bt tetort • IN 111 110 -• I UN SS Do. New I 1 - we - ORDINARY skims AND IITOCK&