The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-12 00:00:00

MITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. ,ESS FROM PARIS. which the Constitutio nnet announces, Pa ng Leopold were, lam informed. I at the earliest possible moment, for of repudiating any solidarity on the ench government with the schemes ition of Belgium which have been ventilated, and were seriously r the Stick only two days ago . they will no doubt be understood by ' in that sense I understand them. >le object that the Constitsitionnel is #eur, and that even assuming the the semi-official journal, it does not :sadist the Sidrie. To this the right to be that the French government Rine to take judicial notice of anony which it has wisely resolved to treat jell as c alumnious. When it seises the rtunity to affirm that Leopold I. left ipsrous, that Leopold 11. succeeds to ithout question, and amidst the most 4.: ; that the school in which Leopold ~.' brought up guarantees the continuance tarsal traditions," which secured for the " esteem of all parties in Belgium lfidenceof all the sovereigns in Europe," the " accession of the eon will ith as much sympathy as confidence," ive a more satisfactory disclaimer, language goes, of all the ambitious aced lesigns attributed to France. Of coarse tage is not sincere, but used as a blind, the case. It is something, however, the most suspicions and uncharitable ;he subject, to find that the cense confidently expected in some quarters to tediately upon a much apprehended event > h az y perspective now that the event Iy come to pass. The &Mance has come, doubtful bill is not presented. Since ver sine die, there is a very reasonable pro. the seasonable opportunity for presenting er come. The Duke oft bant, in the fou thful manhood (30 yold), succeeds ?position to the throne of his father, and ;mous testimony rendered to the merits of sod king and to the institutions which he rannot but strengthen the national *anti algium for the benefit of his eon, Leo- There is not the slightest presumption avernment is likely to afford an excuse ;spiracy among the powers of Europe to im. h oweve r, a pplauding the language of the ionnet, and not questioning its sincerity, I it as worthy of reprobation the following i passage in this evening's Patric, which is to revive the very seemrumours hwave hich been its orised contemporary sto to contradict. The Patrie says : ow perhaps we shall ham s to trsce a new page al j of this king . Ths qtion will be whether y not soon bars to inquire what he has done to politi c al existence of his c ountry beyond the Ivied by Provides°, foe the duration of his own ~ q uestioa is pcopounded by public emotion. We a it. Let us wait. Patric may wait a long while if it only ex answer from public emotion. It may be Intly stated that except among a few obscure ' hirelings who work in the dark, and those !Aire them, there is no desire whatever to p Belgium. King and Queen of Portugal arrived in esterday evening on their way to England ipt at the Grand Hotel. The death of the [ c f the Belgians prevented their visit to Com and the Tuileries. d ea th of the King of the Belgians produced t whatever upon the Itente—a pretty plain that no European commotion is expected to upon it. There was a good deal of business in the latter part of the day, and Reute closed, rise of 20c. for cash, and 12itc. for account, Ir. 93c. in each case. 31obilier rose 6fr. 25c. MISSING TO TELE PUBLIC.—(THIS DAY.) 'g before 9 o'clock this morning the es. se both is the Liverp oo l- roa d and at Is lin g . t een were crowded by vtors, whose ippon . Indicated that they were of t h e ag ricultural a and the botched of the metropolis. Within nr the not area of the Agricultural Hall berme I full, notwithetandieg its dinnosioes. By 10 o'clock bmpany iscluded several members of the aristocracy , list whom were Errl Spencer, the Earl of Hardwick% mold, Feversham, Sir J. Throckmorton, the Duke cll ond, Lord Sondes, Did Berner& and the Earl of eater, together with Sir John Shelley and a lop her of other gentlemen contracted with agriculture. nsales effected is the prize cattle cleans were bnclia in the sheep classes there were very few of say im. ince, those sold being noe.prize animals. [angst the principal sales effected of prise animals the tollowies : 14.—N0. 92.—Short horned heifer, 3 yews and ache, belonging to Mr. Fred. Stooebeen, of Crayfords prize of 104 ; bought by Mr. Roots, of Crayford sea Mary, Kest. lti.—No. 108.—Susses steer 2 yearn and 8 months beloneieg to Mr. Jobs Napper of Lee Farm ; seconds • of 101. ; bought by Mr. deo. Turpin, of 4 end So r St. Jamesetreet, Brighton. Ina 24.—N0. 140.—Scotch horned or, belongioe to 151 1r. 1 e. Banbury, of Yrospect klill•park, snood prize of . Wit by Mews. C. V. Colliogwo od and Son, of 10. petbourne-plice, Paddin lbws 29.—N0. 17L—Irish. heifer, belonging. to Led mere, of Keythorpe Hall, Leeman'', second pine of 514 aght ey Mr. Hardy. of Brampton . Clan 30.—N0. 145.—Welth or belooging to Mr. Win• " t 614 of Liolber-Msos, l.:ioeby. Lincoln. second Or 101., bought by Mr. 1). Muttoo, of 13, Westatresteßsig°' n. bre! steer , which Clan 32, No. 179, Mr. S. Bruce's cross jingled lit poise of 251., sold to Messrs. W like and Hedges. 7 Orford. In Clan 48, N 0.32, Mr. Jonathan Peers pen of wethae I sop, lot prize of 151., sold to Mr. Hardy, of B/00:10011. le the rug classes (Clan 25, No. 399), Mr. Under ood's pen of pigs, which obtained first tprize of il., were 'old to Mr. Barmy, of Camberwell, and 'cr. 39;4, same class, Mr. John Lynn' s pee of per , 29d __ I rise of 10!., sold to Mr. Lettimer. of Posit-street, Won: ich, In clan 53, No. 409, Mr. John Kent, of Goodwoon so of pigs, 2nd prize of 101., sold to Mr. Brno, o' 'emberwell.gate. Up to I o'clock te tll centinued to be crovale4, and so übt towards eveningha the numbers w ill be roultiplieddf nueands. .---------.. ESS FROM PARIS. ____ ous OWN 00BANIPONDENT.) PARIS, MOINDAT EVENING. • which the Conatitutionnei announces SOP ' . •.. Leopold were, lam informed. Dins at the earliest possible moment, for . • repudiating any solidari t y on th e Ilk um of I nc h government with the schemes Lion of Belgiu m which have been I wo w C ventilated, and were seriously smitl_i! . the Slide only two days ago . 0110 11 . they will no doubt be understood by lfr. 1 1 OA 'PI . in that sense I understand them, Bo o& ..pie object that the Constitutionnet is T" i l wawa , • r, and that even assuming the the semi-official journal, it does not cot , .*.; the Si4kle. To this the right to be that the French government l in* to take judicial notice of anony. ski. Ws wa which it has wisely re solved to treat Dow ell as calumnious. When it seises the ea eel OA t , unity to affirm that Leopold I. left pert" . ; us, that Leopold 11. succeeds to • Aoki mitt lhout question, and amidst the most ' • ; that the school in which Leopold. 7 . le )s Ice II brought up guarantees t he continuance .al traditions," which secured foe ink& . e " esteem of all parties in Belgium ; . euceof all the sovereigns in Europe," the " secession of the eon will *th as much sympa th y as confidence," 1 ji lts . ; ceive a more satisfactory disclaimer, 31, 01 : sage goes, of all the ambitious and rare Drib .. • !us attributed to France. Of courseJr.Mr. . • . is not sincere, but used as a blind, me al the case. It is something, however, the most suspicions and uncharitable flu e subject, to find that the conga PO-. nem confidently expected in some quarters to Kt ediately upon a much apprehended event raid man h az y perspective now that the event mitt y come to pass. The &Mance has come, Az eata d ou btful bill is not presented. Since dist ver sine die, there is a very reasonable pro- tat 1 the seasonable opportunity for presenting r come. The Duke oft bant, in the TI ou thful manhood (30 yold), succeeds Dab II .position to the throne of h is father, and kb moos testimony rendered to the merits of so king and to the institutions which he lib el t snot but strengthen the national *anti- OW .: .Igium for the bene fit of his son, Leo- Pal 2 There is not the slightest presumption hol .vern me nt is likely to afford any excuse dia spiracy among t he p owers of Europe to I L a m. h oweve r, applauding the language of the ionnel, and not questioning its sincerity, I t as worthy of reprobation the following passage in this evening's Patric, which is . to revive the very rumours which its thorised contemporary seems to have been Di . t o contradict. The P atrie sa y s : m .w perhaps we shall have to true a new page al ry of this king, The question will be whether th y not soon have to i nq uire what he has done to a s political existence of his country beyon d the w • . db y P r ovides°, foe the d ura tion of his owe m ' questioa ia propoun P ded by public emotion. We n • t it. Lotus wai t . "nitric may wait a long while if it only ex- k h answer from public emotion. It may be t . tly stated that except among a few obscure t hirelings who work in the dark, and those 1 .pire them, there is no desire whatever to i i p Belgium. King and Queen of Portugal arrived in . esterday evening on their way to England .pt at the Grand Hotel. The death of the I I .f the Belgians prevented their visit to Cont- end the Tuileries. d ea th of the King of the Belgians produced t whatever upon the Itente—a pretty plain that no European commotion is expected to upon it. There was a good deal of business n the latter part of the day, and Route closed, rise of 20c. for cash, and 12ic. for account, r. 95c. in each case. .llobilier rose fifr. 25c. ..'"'""------''----------. MITI:WIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. --.-- ?ENING TO THE PUBLIC.—(THIS DAY.) u g before 9 o'clock this morning the es- both is the Liverpool-road and at Wing. were crowded by visitors, whose ippon. indicated that they were of the agricultural s and the butchers of the metropolis. Within .use the vest area of the Agricultural Hall became full, notwithstanding its dimensions. By 10 o'clock .mpany included several members of the aristocracy , get whom were Exl Spencer, the Earl of Hardwick* , rl of Faversham . Sir J. Throckmorton, the Duke of mood, Lord Sondes, Earl Berner& and the Earl of ter, together with Sir John Shelley and a large her of other gentlemen contacted with agriculture. e sales effected in the prize cattle climes were bridle in the sheep classes there were very few of any au nee, those sold being non.prize animals. moopt the principal sales effected of prize animals the foUowieg : ass 14.—N0. 92. —Short horned heifer, 3 years and % belonging to Mr. Fred. Stonehern, a cr o ws, °nth • prize of 101. ; bought by Mr. Boots, of Crayford sea Buy, Kest. us 16.—N0. M r. Job steer 2 years arid 8 morale belonging to Mr. Jobs Napper of Les Farm ; seconds eet 101. ;bong h by Mr. deo. Turpin, of 4 mid S. per St. Jamesetreet, Brighton. Ins 24.—N0. 140.—Scotch horned or , belo n giog to Mr. lianlxiry, of Prospect Hill park, second prize of 151._ , ; . ght by Messrs. C. V. Calliogwood and S on , of 10 V stbourne-place, Paddingtoe. 'lass 29.—N0. 17L—Irish heifer, belonging. to Ligli . ter, of Keythorps Hall, Leicester, second prize of 514 ta t s b7 3o ll . r. No. I. ef re:lt:belonging to Mr. Wm. " 614 of Umber -Magna, Uirany. Lincoln, second tote 101., bought by Mr. D. Mutton , of 13, W c at-street, lisii'' Woo 32, No. 179 . Mr. S. Bruce's cross-bre I steer , which woad Ist prized BY., sold to Utiatil. W alas sod Bedew, Orford. In Clan 48, No. 3':, Mr. Jonathan Peas pen of w rithe cep, Ist prize of 151 . , 'ol d to Mr. Hardy, of B/O COvtoa Is the pig classes (Clan 25, No. 399), 11r t . 1 , octet ood's pen of pigs, wh ich obtained first prize at . ~ were Kola to Mr. Bantry, of Camberwell, redo o. 390, same class, Sir. John Lynn's per of Piet n ir 're of 10/., sold to Mr. Lettimer. of Powir-strest, Woo„ ice, In class 53, No. 409, Mr. John Ken t, of cooawon oof pigs, 2nd prize of 101., sold to Mr. Brialy, ot mberwell.gate. Up o 1 o'clock he hall v3136'311 to he crwrle4, Ind Ito oubt t t o wards ev t erting the numbe o rs (l n w ill be roultipliedbl beclouds. _ ---..----!---------..--_____ SMITHFIELD CLUB.—(THIS DAY.) —.-- The annual meeting of the members of the Smith - . eld Club took place at 1 o'clock at the Club Offline • gricultund-hall ; Earl SPENCER in the chair. A m ongst throe present were Lords Walsingbatn, Ti": degar, Faversham', and Boners ; the Hon. A. N. Ifo" , Mr. Tort, Mr. Orley Parker, ire. The report, which was read by th e boo. secrenrY, )12 BRAMANTE GIBBS, naked that the balance in hand *se nearly 2,7001., and that the n umber of members was*, After some discussion connected with theprize• &eloper** Jima of the society, the report was adopted. _- 7 ------ - NORTHUMBERLAND Horsy—The conipensettaao to bs paid to the Duke of Northumberland for his WWI and grounds at CIATiDE - AT AMI will probably, we Si' is' formed, be fixed at 150,000/. The amount to b t h e ciao e Pia W the Duke of Cambridge for Gloncerster-houre , lion of which is involved by the propored widening of pa rk ' aae, is estimated at 65,00131, -- - SMITHFIELD CLUB.-(THIS DAY.) --o-- The annual meeting of the members of the Smith' meld Club took place at 1 o'clock at the Club OflWee gricalturtd-hall ; Berl SPENCER in tha chair. A m ongst throe present were Lords Willingham, 00", . 1 ": degar. Faversham', and Beroers ; the lion. A. S. Mr. Tore, Mr. Oxley Parker, are. The report, which was read by th e boo. recreterY, Or' BRAM)111111 GIBBS, stated that the Winne in hood I" nearly 2,7001., and that the n umber of members woo*, Alter some discussion connected with the pram and opev i tions of the society, the report was adopted. NORTHUMBERLAND Eioraz..--The compel:lo6M to be paid to the Duke of blorthumbarlaad for bI bee ° end petards at Charing-Mee will probably, we era fir' formed, be fired at 150,0001. The amount to he Pota the Duke of Cambridge for Glommester-bouee, the of diesa tion of which is involved b y the proposed widening ark" also, is estimated at 65,00111, PARIS, MOINDAT EVENING. 11 001 OWN LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF SYLONEQUICR. s op i t Nisi Pries at GuildhalL --tilt/fore Lord Chief Baron Pollock sad Special Jul..). Orstss r. SOUTH ILASTIHN SOLWAY 001ITANT.—THIS STLPLIEUHIT AOUUDIVT. TSH wu an satire by Mr. Moss Dekko, a amber of the i t p of Y eaDetries, the well•known chaaddier, lamp, essturers, to recovercompeamMen indamsgee log* injuries sustained by the railway accident at le ant on the 9th Jane last. The defendants admitted ]lability by paying a shilling into oourt, sad the only so da wu the amount d amages. t H a wkins, Q.C., Mr. raist.... Q. 0., and Mr. g i b a ppeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Coleridge , Q.C., Mr. s.Aasat Ballantine, and Mr. White for the oompany. — job s fury, atter basing been locked up a short time, re. m asa a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 3,500/. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Belem the Judge Ordinary.) HASTILOW O. MEM L Wilde gave judgment on a question of pleading in coee ; and, overroltag an allege el dictum of Sir Cromwell decided that a person could not depot* to i cy sae*lee the task of =bog a will for him. A will s oot be the will of the testator himself, and of no other , N ooe, and it woe therefore absolutely necessary that he W o okl both know and approve of the contents of his testa. oat to Malik a valid instrument. ?AMC ON Of PATRIC/MON. la this case, in which Sir James Wilde had rammed his *mat upon the question whether a manage at Onto". pee bed been proved, the learned judge said that he was sisied upon the point, and made • decree nisi, with mete. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Beheld.) IN as RAIWOZTRY. The bankrupt, • wool.stapler of HIPOSSIMITT, Wilt- Dire before the court with debts of not lees than by All the property, valued at 24,0001., is held mend creditors. Amongst the secured creditors are the Barth Wilts Bank and the National Provincial Bank. yr. Aldridge appeared for the ollkdal assignee. There ms so opposition, and the ceder was granted. (Before Mr. Commis/dour Winslow.) IN SR MILD AND MANIA The bankrupts were manufacturing chemists of Apple. f ord Goewellatreet. This was the adjourned sitting for mainination and discharge. Debts shoat 1,7001. Kr. Bargee!, for the assignees } opposed the bankrupt paid, sad examined him with • view t he show that he had m at acted liabilities sad had pledged tcredit of the erm without the knowledge of his partner. Au adjournment was ordered for accounts. It was Feud. og behalf of the bankrupt Hare, that he hoped to &Wargo the liabilities in full, and have a surplus left bet times would be a question hew fax the builrupt Field was whiled to participate in it. IN erg J. A. WILLIAMSON. The bankrupt wee • corn and seed merchant of Norwich. Thau, 1,0171. ; assets retuned at 2001. Nz. B egg of Norwich, opposed the bankrupt's passing bis agginhation. He had been tried and convicted for waggling property sad had undergoes nine months' prisonment. Since that time it had come to the knowledge of the assignees that other property had been pledged_ sad ereessisi us di ff erent ways, of which the bankrupt had nos OM say amount. The bankrupt was examined, and declined to swear that baled not pledged • case of cigars some in Pad. aVilonour directed an adjournment sine die, with limited protection. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-ETREKT. BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A WOMAN. Martin Duggan, a labourer, was charged with assaulting Catherine Roue, a miserable -looking woman, whose fen was much disfigured from the violence she had suffered. The complainant said she had until lately bees living with the prisoner, by whom she had a child. She was confined rely three weeks ago. Last night she had been to see her mother, and was going home (to Whitechapel) when she mat the prisoner, who asked her what she wanted in this ;art of the town ! She told him, and be entered into coo venation, detaining her upend her will until after the last omnibus went by at 1 o'clock. At last she got away from him, and was hurrying homewards when he came behind bee, knocked her down, and kicked her about the body and in the hoe. She was suffering severely from Mimeos in the abdomen, her face was bruised and her lip cut The prisoner said he gave her no more than she deserved. She had got him out of three different situations by annoy *him at his employers' plus of business. On Monday night she cams to his lodgings, made a disturbance there, broke a pane of glass, and threatened to cut his head open with plates. Her lip was cut before. The complainant denied all this. She had hem to his plus of business, nor to the lodgiorbouse. She had nothroken any pane of glass or threatened him. England, 37 E, the unstable who apprehended the pri nter, said the cut on complainant's lip was at that time fresh and bleeding. Mr. Flowers said it was a most brutal ammult, especially coesideriog the woman's condition. He should commit the prisoner for four months' with hard labour. CLERKEN WELL. CHARGE OF CAUSING THE DEATH OF A WOMAN. Thomas Mason, aged 32. of 38, Heory-atreet, St. Pancras, a carman, was charged before Mr. Baker, with causing the death of Mrs. Esther Phillips, aged 63, of 32, Coldbath square, Clerkenwell, at Elmouthetrest, by driving over her with a coal "'goo. Mr. Janne William Bette, of 1, Senor - grave , Old Bent e:ad, watchmaker, said that last evening he was passing slug Exteouth- str e et at about 5 o'clock, and when in front of the Spa-fields Chapel, he saw the deceased stagger sad fall between the wheels of a coal waggon that was pining.. The defendant was driving the waggon at a slow pace. She fell between the wheels, and the hind wheel went over her and killed bar on the spot. There was no blame attached to the defendant. The defendant did not lie the woman fall, nor did he appear to know that the waggon bad gone ever her, as he went on at the same pees until he was stopped and given into cussody. Mr. James Hind, of 25, Greet Wild-street, Bloomsbury. eve confirmatory evidence, and said there was not the least Name attached to the defendant, who was perfectly sober. The deceased seemed to have had a fit when she fell Police-constable John Godwin, 418 A, said he took the deceased to Dr. Brown's, Wilmington-square and she was then quite dead. The wheel of the waggon bad gone over her seek =dorm, and broken them. The defendant when he was takea iato custody said be regretted what had occurred, but it was quite an accident. He also said that he did not see the deceased fall. lie that took the body to the Cloches well Workhouse. Paha defendant said be had no question to ask, or any &hue to reeks. He was exceedingly sorry that the poor women was killed, and he was not to blame in the matter. Mr. Barker said it appeared to him that the whole affair was purely accidental. e should ruined the cue until Teeday next, but shou H ld allow the defendant to be at large on his own recognise-noes. The deughterof the deceased, who appeared in great grief, applied for a little relief from the poor box, sad she being known to the officers of the court as a respectable woman, Mr. Barker readily gave it to her. 11ARYLEBONE. AITERFIED WIFE WADER IN P ADDINGTON.—COMPITTAL OF THE ACCUSED. Robert Mothersole, a middle-aged mu, of 17, Salem. gardens, Moscow-road, Paddingtoo, boot and shoemaker, was brought up for re-exeminatioo charged with attempting to murder Mary Anse Mothersole, his wife. Mr. Pain, of Marylehoue-road, solicitor, appeared to watch the Mee on behalf of the prisoner. The wife, a respectable-looking woman, and apparently very week from loss of blood, was led into court, bevies P ROP OSED MEMORIAL TO LORD PA LMERATON AT lest been brought from St. Mary's Hospital. She mid—On Friday eight My husband came home and was cross SoureuirroB.—A public meeting, conveaed by Mr. Etc with me. I was not angrywas .He the worse for drink. Wh he was at supper he ot into a assion because I manual, the Mayor of Southamptou, was held at the &add ledilst refused to drink with s him the previous night in • ball, yesterday afternoon, to consider a proposition to erect, inblic-house. He said I had treated him with cuter, in me of the public parks of Southampton, a memorial to el The meeting moody and iesulted him, a wn the people who kept apm c• the late Lord P merman. was sum home and others uld cr y A., upon En . I attended. The mayor, having been requested to preside, made him no answer. He came up to me with briefly opened the pm:seams, an d adled upon Mr. Manockjee a plate in one had and a table-knife in the other and cat Curestjee, who moved the first resolution, as follows . " That this meeting highly appreciates the resolution of icy throat. My neck was bare, and the blood came pro the council for erectin o i a lasting memorial to the late Lord fusel,. I west into the next room, and after I had been in .._, Diemon in one , the public parks in Socithamp there some time, and when he had &tidied the supper, he ra' enne into me. I said to W.m, "Oh dear, you but and pledges itself to give full effect t o such ion." Mr. Falvey seconded the motion, whirl have cut my throat ; surely you did not mean to do it." He replied, " Didn't I r and said if it was en for the law be would stab me. I cried, and he said was carried unanimously . Colonel Tryon proposed, " That td ge ntlemen, with power to add to their Dumber, ted a joint committee with the town council, and "Get out of my sight." When he cut my throat I thought a° al' he Ina not going to do it. He went into bed, an I that ybe requested to take such step as may be deemed sae envious to have something done, and not likin/ emissary for obtaining subscriptions lowerds erecting the proposed lasting memorial to the late Viscount Palmet to awake the landledy I went into the street au too." This, having been seconded by Dr. Clarke, mm sew a policeman, who took me to the station-houlsh 1 re ed to. Mr. J. Sharp then proposed that the proceeding' where my wound was dressed. The officer was taking me all home when the wound burst out bleing again, and I was be advertised in the newsp a p ers. t og ether with the first list of subectiptioss. The Rev. S. M. lons* @scowled the tikes to the hospital. I said I would charge my husbaod. which was agreed to. A vote of thanks to the Dr. Beale, m s -road, mid —l was called to the wows° mo ose,_ . was by acclamation, end in replying to the who was bleeding most profusely from a word in the seek. I may or ."'" There was a cut Dear upon three inches in length upon the Mr. Emmanuel said 1601. bed been already 'subscribed by the town council alone. It may be stated beck of her Deck. It wens *lean cut wound, conies through 1 compliment u t memorial at Romney, the cue of the arteries that supplies the back of the neck with that the whole of th . e speakers disclaimed any rivalry with hhad. She had lost a quantity of blood. , the proiect . for erecting a co n y of John Jeffery, 171 X— Alter taking . her to the statioe- 1 - o es . b e row in house, I went and took the wiener into cuatody. I late premier's birthplace, and most g . en d tleme sou n were H o was i opinion that aufficient yet a c y P• hi bed mod asleep. After waking him, he wanted to know 1 to p s aka.. 'bat tubed done. I said, "Dot' you know'" He said, 1 CHILD MURDER IN MARYLEBODr. Lankoom esteof r " No." I told him he had cut his wite's throat. I then 1 held an inqueet yesterday evening in the board-r locked him up. , St. Mary's Hospital, on the body of a female child, which . Prisoner—l went home, sad my wife asked me to g was found in Hyde-park-square ea Sunday morning. 21" metier. and we set talking very civilly abut family Evidence, as to the bodies of the body, sad of its . being affairs. She said we would go to bed, and I said I would in ensured in • piece of daze Cl, having e v. h e a t was usou a minute. If I bon my wife lam as inllooKli peeved trf the loolical t e stimony that toe child as a child unborn. If I stabbed Inr, I did not Meow it. ve, aad bad mot iis death by suffixatioe . , Ir. suoing I believe I wig going to kiss her, as we were on very good from pressure on the mouth and nostrils. The jury found Wan. ' that the child had been wilfully suffocated by some person Mr. Yardley fully committed the piremer for trial. lor penal. saksows. THE FRI HYDROPGHTFUL DEATH PROM HOBIA. Mr. W. Payne, coroner for the City and South- sa walk, held an leqtury at Guy's Hospital, relative to the at death from hydrophobia , of Jobs King, aged 48 years. 90 flt Mr. William Barnett, 189, Newington-butts, a boot- 60 maker, said that the deceased was a workman in his am- et. ploy. Some weeks ago, be could not recollect gt. the exact date, a small white terrier, with a R. collar tuned his neck to which a string was attached, ran . 4 ' iota the shop. It was tied up to • Moos in the shop, and ' there it remained for two days, mapping its jaws. The deceased man, havieg served in the Carina war is Spain, where he was wounded, was looked up to by the other employes as an authority upon everything, aid they asked him to look at the dog. He said. "Itis a valuable little animal, and if no one claims it I will take it home." He then proceeded to examine its teeth to s ascertain its age, and the result was that the animal bit It him in the hand. He took it up by the ear to chastise it and LW it bit him again. He threw it down on the ground, injuring so. it @evenly. A dog's meat man happening to came and bear what had happened said that be would manage the brute, fie and in spite of those in the shop he went over to it, and be se was also bitten. The animal also snapped at a child sod several other persons. It died the same night from the in. jury inflicted by the deceased. John King, 2, Wallace-court, Park-road, Clapham ma of ! the deceased, said that five weeks after t he deceased was bitten he go t what he summed to be rheumatic pains in the body and complained of stiffness in the hands. He went to Dr. ll'Donnell, who pronounced him to be coffer ing from hydrophobie. He wee taken into the hospital lut Tueeday. Seven mouths ago the deceased bad bate bitten by another dog p Mr. Batnett aid that be did not believe that it was the bite from the terrier that gave the deceased hydrophobia, for he had been for some time previously strange in his manse:, and used to rest his head on his hands and stare about wildly. Iu Mr. George East*, house surgeon, said that daceued was admitted to the hospi tal in a dying state, with all the se symptoms of hydrophobia. lie could not swallow fluid. AU the usual remedies were applied. but without avail, and if he died from the hydrophobia. The post - mor tem examine. 3 it ( tion showed that all the organs of the body were healthy. There were wands on the fingers which had no doubt been l l caused by the bite of a dog. The Coroner having slimmed up. The jury returned a verdict of Death from hydrophobia, I caused by the bite of a mad doe." 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Own °Tung: 1 54 to 4 prem. ; InApertal Mercantile 0ra1: 4 24 te The stock market., o p e ned this morning 4 prem . ; Credit oncier and Mobilier , to 4 at a fresh rduo rem, ex div. a nd new ; and ditto new, to . with increased heaviness , tion in prices, owing Wetly to the PreiZ•tiong Discount shares were lest quoted 12 anxiety felt relative to the future course of the to prem. •, Joint Stock Discount , 4 to 4 die.; 's Bay, 151 ,to 16 ; Egyptian money market. Within the last hour some R recovery has taken place, yet the quotations 11 to 1 dia. ; and Ottoman Soden G6n6rale, c urrent at the close of business yesterday—redtmed to 4 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurn e y , The Co. closed at 61-16 to 3-16 p rem., being 28. 6d. though those were — are not in all came to ss. lower than on Saturday. B erlin Waterworks. funds present &further declin e of 1 per cent., upheld and . some Rio Improvements, and Royal Mail Steam shares of the home railways and speculative foreign stooks were weaker. Peel River Land stock declined 2 of 4to 4. w oent. There were inquiries; for Australian In the discount market the demand to-day is Mortgage, Land and Finance, International Con moderate, but the rates are very firm, and no busi- tract, and London and Glasgow Engineering nese has taken plans below 6 per cent., the present °ha m. . The closing (but in some cases nominal) quote minimuni at the Bank. tions for shares in new undertakings were m follow: Oonaola are now quoted 864 to 4, el dir-i Bank of Tureey, par to 1 prem. ; P American OS for money, and 871 to 3-16, ex (lir., for the 9th Wells, 1 din to par ; Colonial Comany, 1 to 14 of January. prem. ; London Steam Towing, to 11 prem. ; Foreign stocks are quiet, at the late decline. Charles La ffi tte and Co., 11 to 1 prem. ; Coes Turkish Bonds of 1865 have re 1 per cent. merc ial Company of Africa, 4to 1 Prom. ; Aottto- ' Romano Water, 1 to 2 prem. ; °salad petroleum, Some of the present quotations are subjoined Ito 2 Drew. viz. : —G k, 16 to 161 ; Spanish Passive, 971 to The letters of allotment of the Bank of Turkey 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Confederate, 74 to were posted this day. razilian scrip, 11 to 11 prem. ; Turkish Five American securities were decidedly heavy, owing 81 ; B per C e nts., 1866, 431 to 1 ; and Mexic an, 241 to 1. to the advises by the Persia. A decline of about 1 ner cent took place in the 5.20 80nds and in Erie International Financial shares are now quoted - : , and Illinois Central Railway shares. The following Ito 1 prom. ; General Credit, 2to I were the latest prices, vi:-5.10 Bonds, 621 to Prem. London Financial, 54 to 4 Prem. ; laiPe - 63 ; Erie Railway shares, 574 to 594 • Illinois rial Mercantile, 24 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fonder Central, 901 to 4 ; Atlantic and Great 'Wester& and Mobilier of Lighted, 34 to 4 prem., Consolidated Mortgage Bonds s c rip, 4to I , Pros e' ell. ;t ic verni, Gurney, and Company, 6to 1. Canada Government Six per Ceuta. were more offered, and declined about 1 per cent. Atlan and Great Western Railway Consoli dated Sterling Mortgage Bonds are quoted 1 to 4 prem. In the discount market the demand yesterday was only moderate, and the supply of money ade quate, but holders being rendere d very c autions 1 by the unfavourable character of the bullion movement, no business appears to have been transacted below six per cent. Under these cir cumstanoes, the applications at the Bank of Eng = lend were larger than for a lo n g time past. From s 4 this fact, in conjunction with the continued with drawals of gold, it is inferred that there is a pro spect of the value of money soon attaining a higher leveL It must be borne in mind, however, that borrowings at the Bank, to a considerable amount, Len by bankers and discount establishments are usual at this period of the year, when they serve to coun teract the accelerated influx of revenue to that establishment. The amount of gold taken from the Bank yes day for exportation to the Continent was 159,0001., making an ascertained total of 607,0001. since the date of the last return. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign I stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day ") and end on Friday. The Imperial Ottoman Bank bare received ad vices from their Bucharest agency of the receipt from the government of the usual monthly remit tance of 5,3001. for the interest and 1,4001. for the sinking fund of the Danubian Principalities loan. The Arago has arrived from New York with 67,200 L in specie ; the Syria from Alexandria, with 1,512/. • and the Macgregor Laird, from Africa, with 8,4001. in gold dust. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2771., compared with tbe cor responding week of last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 1021. The annexed circular is being issued by the City of Moscow Gas Company (Limited): I am instructed by the beard of directors to submit to 6 yes, ned the shareholders, the accompanying account se ti of the progress end operations of this company since its formation is April Wt. In the ordinary mum& this state ment would have formed the subjece of the report to be submitted at the first animal Biomes, appointed to %aka place I. April next, but se the winter in Rama necessarily enspeeds all buildiap and other works, and as the directors xd acs extremely desire= that the shareholders should be frilly apprised at the earliest possible period of the present position and prospects of the oompany, it has been con• aidered advisable not to delay giving the fullest information epee what has alreedy been aceomplideed, which canisot fail to be both Miamians and eatiededery to the share- _ _ holden. We are requested to state that the share list of the London Steam Towing Company (Limited) will be closed on Saturday next, the 16th inst., for Lon don, and on Monday, the 18th, for the country ; that of the Provision Merchants' Company (Limited), on Saturday, the 16th • and that of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company ( Li mited), on Thurs day, the 14th. It is notified that the holders of Illinois State Sterling Canal Bonds (Registered) on which 10 per cent. of the principal is payable in New York on the 2nd of January next, may present their bonds to Baring Brothers and Co., that the payment may be stamped thereon, and a certi fi cate granted to enable the parties to receive their money in New York. The following is from the wine circular issued yesterday by Messrs. P. Domecq and Co. It shows an enormous increase in the sherry trade since 1824 : Vague statements sa to the general European vintage of 1665 have led many to suppose that the vintsge of this year at Xeres was a large one not so—but mach ander an id average one. The vineyards on the Rhin* and is France have yielded an immense crop, but they were not exposed to the drying and scorching winds from Africa (Leventes) by which the produce of Xeres, in the South of Spain, wag in this, as in many recent years, seriously diminished ; the Xeres market, therefore, can only still report produce 1 short—demand great ; and the stores of old sherry ad being continuously diminished, priose of sherry continue to be very firm. It, is true, that the quantity of wine grown in new districts will, in the aggregate, be very large, bat it is a dangerous stack, aa the produce from young plants ca nnot be relied upon, however pretty the wine may ocnaionally appear. The ebonies from hischar oudo (the eminent vineyard of Mr. Donating) are very distinct in their high quality and character. The sherry trade needs a 'accession of superabundant vintages at Xerox, from which a portion might be annually laid by to become fine sherry, ne was done anterior to 1852. Perhaps it might be interesting to the trade ao glance at the at the cativo din Sherry List of 1825, by which it will be seen th total of exports of cherry from Cadiz in 1824 was 15.328 butte, whilst the circulars of January, 1865, announced 67,359 butts as the ahipments of the preceding year, tigers from which the trade will draw their own con * chums. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Vi ANDSWORTH. CURIOUS SOLWAY irseres. Akzasiter Wawa, of Away:mart, Friday-stele', City. before Mr. , to answer the rempisint cif Mr. ONI OTILOOS. 71: 11d Latham t, of ea behalf the South Woolens Railway Conroy , fOr travelling ea the 27th ult. is • sewed elms carrier Tbe railway market opened this morning with . from Southampton to Watorlou stately' with • this& clam I renewed heavineee, and, though the genera l &bet. I tone is now rather firmer, prices in some cases are Charles Parish, use of the ticket collectors at Water loo Mann, said t h at aa t ainia ti., 4, 61. the digi ,..... et Wain equal to the reduced quotations current the fan, the defendant refused to pay, because he had yesterday afternoon. Metropolitan and B °nt'll travelled for years on the line, mid never knew of a third Eastern stooks have declined 1. per cent., and one Bann cambia* being attached to the train. The witness ,or two others it. also said that there was a third-class carriage attached to London and North Western stock is now the train, and marked outside to that effect. The defendant, who appeared very much annoyed at u=sesaldlC I ; Great Western , 6 0 1 to . 1 ; being sucamosed, said he could prove by the cowpony% 1 to 124 Lancashire and Yorkshire, hooks and time tables that he was right. He then 121 t to i ; nth ; astern, 761 to 77 ; Great read an entry in oar of the company% monthly books So Eastern, 411 to 42 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; the offset that third class return tickets were available i i imbelitae 1351 6 a 0 by the 7.11 p.m. train from Southampton, ad he a „,iii i si dit T o A, 1 to 1 131 ;Great Northern, 127 referred the magistrate to the time tables, in which it "' appeared that the train was w a f t A n a an t nand clan Grand Trunk Railway stock is }per cent. better, y. He further said he usually obtained • third-clam at 31 to i, and Great Western of Canada steady, at ticket and retuned in a secoadolam carriage by that part- 161 to i. cuter train without objection until the present oesasion. Mr. Bent explained to the magistrate that third-elm. _ pumaagerl were allowed the privilege of returnim by that pariionter train, so that they could remain in Southampton a few hour. longer. He called the guard to show the practice, and it appeared that when there was no third-claim i carriage attached to the train the two ends of the vas were t used for the purpose, also that when they were required ; for luggage thud-clam resserrs were put into sewed-class et. earflap., and the difference of fare was not charged. at Mr. Bent said on those occasions the policemen at South- 100 =roe told the guard not to thane the differentia of the Bt. • • fare, He contended that the &deadest could have seen, _ if he bed looked, that there was a thirdmlsee carriage r t. : attached to the train, and also that he ought to have in. 44 . quired before he mitered a mooodmisas carriage. st. Mr. Ingham thought the compasy's public advertisements St were calculated to deceive the defendant, and he should St. miss the suatineem. lit. M Th e defendant laddressieg Mr. Beat), mid he told him B L B4 how the case would mid. Iti. Mr. Latham mid he would tell the defendant what would ft. happen, the company would withdraw their privilege from St. thud elms pawner& St. The defendant subsequently asked for clothe against the s t 000ipSay. O R Mr. Ingham refused to enterthis the opplicatioe, sad told BC the defendant that he bad got off very wa ll . il i a et. REFORM MISTING AT HALIFAX. HALIFAX, (ONDLT NIGHT. lkl 10 - - A meeting, called bye requisition to the Mayor, we signed by upwards of 500 inbabitente of the boroogh, was I t held bare this evening, to urge the government to e istroduco • reform bill in the next *mien of parliament. at The Karon peesidod,and there was a large sad enthusiastic at. attendlSSoll. St. Sir F. Crowley, Mr. Stansfeld, IL P., and Mr. Akroyd. ILP., were present. at. Mr. Armor"), without committing himself to the espies lion of any decided view, said he considered the gs time had arrived far the settlement of the Ire form question. He was favourable to soy measure 7 ; which should admit the working dames to • fair share of 1 electoral power, but sot to a measure which would give • prepoadreatitig power to soy oleo. se. Mr. STAIISTZLD, in en able speech, admitted that daring LI: the government of Lord Palmerston there bad been an in. 64, terrorism on the subject of reform , b ut argued that it was St. • mietaks to suppose that during that administration liberal ft ideas had made no progress and no victories. He pointed to 54 the brilliant and ancessoful financial policy of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to the inestimable boon for the people of • so cheap and untaxed press, to the adoption of commercial at. trestles, and to the preoervatioa of aeutrality and pease with the United States at a time when the country might have been dragged into war on the side of the slaveholders St as some of the results of the liberal policy. On the subject of 1 , reform he said a decided majority had been returned to I t o the Horne of Commons pledged to support a measure of ene this description. and their character depended upon • measure of politiNd reform being carried. They could—and 1 00 he believed they would—carry such a bill, which would at. admit the industrious. prosperous, progressing artisan Tt o population of our towns and cities to a share in the rights es. and duties of polities' life. (Cheese.) To hand over the et subject in any shape to a royal commission would be to de. gt dare either the incompetence or insincerity of the govern- LOU mast which led it. This would be isconsistent with the la ohataister of the statesman who led the party, and there- to toe fore he did not believe it. Sir F. Caossur said he was ashamed that the parliament see which was elected to carry reform had not redeemed its to pledges. He had no objection to lateral reform, but they at must insist also upon a vertical reform. 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I lo 1 1.•. 414 us 115 41 43 7 8 3 Ta llNe 103 p. 1 w it 9 66 9$ 96 so go Ve zsi 110 me - 71 71 104 1061 V 6 47 10 11 en no 126 ___ 2 2 6 Pm 111 11 11 44 142 120 67 61 112 114 66 67 761 771 8 9 148 110 3 4944 101 IoW W 61 - 100 69 61 i 103 On 1 191 a On 2 1 4 1 I 71 46 V 9 101 OS TO 101 193. 106 143 1021 1034 law Om 31 314 as 9 4 as 64 46 60 66 1 6 su 46 48 40 44 33 44 al $3 1.. 1. 34 in an 101 102 1011 144 17 4 Sidle 93 9 6 gs 117 1 916 1014 194 _ 9$ se 9 6 By 91 64 OS BS 114 1011 101 10l len tta 101 in JOINT STOCK Banta. f 1116 I lILNIL*. OAP, MD Itr is : 161,400, 50 10,000,1011 dilana•LemiatUverpoel 0,000100 , Do. named at NI pm. . ON; 110 Anglo Andean 1,0001 60 Anglo Egyptian (1.1z4) ll 0,0001 60 &onto Dollen (Limited V 01001 50 kalatießenk.Coe.newsb 1,0001 0 1 Aoalealeala I 6,400; 10 tiwalcollietilag.olaailils ,0,004, 66 , Bank el =L i 6,000100 Bank of 160030 10 Bank of Otago (Limited), 10,000 100 Bank of Dueenelsod 0.41 00,000 60 B a nk ofoletorlmotsental I 60000' 10 Beak of New Zealand 01.000 50 Barned'a Bank (Limited II 60.0001 JO Breatllanikroetagamem(L 11 10,0001 50 '11011.1•&4111. CatithauliMl (I. 10.900 80 'Mesh N. America 00,0001 111 la. Bk. India,Aua.,.. Chloe a 110,000 , 26 1 1.1tu law. of Indla,&o. I 10,000'10 104 1200011011 .ooioalal ‘O,OOOll l Uoca.ltank of Canada 16,000, 1.00. Hank of Jodi., do 51,000 10 ,Oonmelldstod Bask (L ) \ 000010 Otateamalsl 6,000 7001 tw. New 0.000 II Delhi and London 0.000 IA i swat Loudon tidathed, (1,000 1111 ' Deters Idekangel Liu) 1,000 16 , Zuglialt Joint Stock tL.) 4000, 10 2og.SooL&Aumlebart& ),000 1 , 60 'l6ngliah and Swedish (1. 0001 161 , Itruopean Hank (Dented 4000 100 Rhadomebloattlap.(Ll ),000,100 , ix.. odoo4ll l l Ipm ~004 100 , Do. New ,000' 100 tranvia Bank, Limited 1 ,0061 10 lespidal Mown— .401:10, 26 ~,..au. a 6,000 1 16 . lie New tavoo) 10 Lad Mutat India(l4 , AIM 60 'on. na.ou nealeamee.(l. II 15,00e,160 Leedom and Bruning 62,0001 2f De. New 7l 6,000' 1 0) Let don & River ?WWI 0., 10,0001 U Do. new, we. at le pag la 50,000 10 Land on L et Ana tr L all 10.0 00 60 Lond and Oonnw IA 72 0001 IA !nudes total Nook.— U WON, 10 London& South Abloom el I,ooo' 10 Lon. & & Western (Lim. 1111 1 6,000,100 ' Do. do. New . 6,000 , AO Goodon&Venesuelon ( . 1 ` 111 1/0,000 180 Ga. 6 Weelmalnster ACM HI I Ilerchant nank(Llsm.) l6 6,0610 10 1 Do. New 60,000 60 liensoutile & SzehmntL. 10 17,000 NO ,Mairo. &Env. bank (L. 10 6,140.1001 Do. de, 6,000;100 Illaand Bank (1.11a.1 . 90 20.000 1 5 'National of Anatralsga 4 Ann 100 1 4.4...gial Ot laverwo l9 10,000,100 , &he. dlngland a 66,0001 10' Do. Ind and lad Wino 12 60,000., nil [Nation& Bank M 87,400 1 10 New loath Weis all 60.010 1 1 10 New Zeeland (United) 10,000, 10 North Western 1 60,0001 16 Odenlel Beak Oarpoen e 20,000 I 3 orient-Com FiLlateo.C. ' 26.0001 S 3 Do. do. lateN.F. 21,000 60 ; Do. do. lateF.C. "mix; 50 i trovin.Benklugvorp.a. I 7,110' 60 Do. do. 20.000 100 trewtoa. at Ireland 10,0011 10 Do. do 600 07, 10 Ileinde.Esel..l l lDallnCL WOO 16 lee& Aniteatla 17,061 100 U. at IL I. &Irk* 10,000 100 Do. do. lan at Opet WOO 0 Vale. of Masataka *CO Oaks et Dann& Vllna 1 I 0.000( IN IA Wesel Leeds , uss.asti MN 5,678, 0 110 mks* wow II: 11•111 awl Wad India . Lta oadoefli esa.mark trt [ St. 3oathasptee I eg. Commercial w " • ‘ 81 MI 67 5 8 2 3 S 6 19 16 6 Con 29 3 • 9a 1 ifigius lsi is 4 2di 17 19 i 09 71 29j 102 199 141 199 28 lids 7 9 4is • 33 36 6 79" 1416 iar Idla 941 39 WIN 48 50 23i t4i 48 49 100 111 33 SO 31 is Oval 101 23 24 6 le id it ti otdb t 2pm 11. di 20 21 10 6 44M IS a t 21112 ttl IS 17 19 16 16 18 - 1b 16 lei la a 10 5} 21 m. 13s 611 26 27 1414 par • 4 i 19m 62 16 Ids par - IS 3 4pm 49 95 61 19 par 2l pm - • 4 59 , I 2 5 1 79 242 5 92 79 5 . 10 62 I 162 172 llu per 1(11. par 1 29 114_ Par 96 97 12 222911 16 par 1 pm. 42 3.424 4t 2 IM. t VP= 7 9Pm 77 79 43 66 ' Idts Ost 61 34 It dust ' 63 f dts Sidi ▪ I dis s SOIL $ I duj 71 ' i 4 lb 14 2 24 SO 11 10 de - 7 5 4114 • 66 66 [4l 4 2Os • M s• AN \Ni UN I 121 al2. 6 ••• is- NO. IININS.-(11118 DAY.) 8 2 32= - Two o'Otocs. The mining market is rather dull to-day, and prices, in many cases, are somewhat lower. South Darren, Wheal Buller, and Sad Lovell shares, however, have met with inquiry. Prices are quoted ae follows : Whoa Buller, 25 27 ; Wheal Rose, 19 to 21 ; North Treskerby, Si to } ; Chiverton Mme , 21 to ; East Lovell, 14} to 15} • South Darren, 2 to 2} ; Great Wheal Vor, 34} to } ; East Oaradou, to 9 ; and West Ohivarton, 76 to 7& COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& KLIWING-LAND.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAI.—Tbe aortas los °prod steadily with a fair inquiry for bows qualities ; privately aboet 200 bags of Mauritius aid 2,000 bags et Beegal sokl, the latter at 30a. of sal for boons dal& Refined doll of at lot troak'a our- may. Corns—Ms market is steady bat quiet. TIM —A Lair buseses is doing in mew Monirip at Is. 101 i to 2s. 2d. Row.—No sale al importance reported. Rl= continuss dell of ails. Sioo FLOUIL—About 3,000 begs hare been sold at 15e. 3d. to 15s. 6d. Smcne.—Busiums has boss dons is Singapore popper al full prior; blaot, 31d. cash. 3141. full prompt ; white, hi to 50. cash. Carron. —The market is dull bat without further cheap in priors. Jura on the 'pot is firm, foe arrival 10a. drama paid. Brim—St. Petersburg clean is dull of sale, at 331. Pk. "i,i 1/1.0 TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet to-day at the aawszod quotattott• via :—Tote tallow, 495. set; Petersburg Y.C. ea the wpst, 495. 6d. ; all the year, 49e. ; to Doomotbsr, MB, 50a, 6d. to 51s. ; Jimmy to March, Kt. mellow 10.01 1. 4 11.1 14.1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Fastoa reports trade slow at bat day's rhea Prime meadow bay, 955. to 106‘.; inferior ditto, Kis. to 905.; prime skim, 110 s. to 1306.; inferioe ditto, 105 a. to 1104 strew. VOL h PROf7NCIILL MARE MARIHT& --•-- LIVIIIOOOI., DIK. IL-labs tidal : Great Bildern, 436 !- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1226 262 11 - London and hall shire.ern, tali 6 6 6 -Manebester, Sheffield. and M eel if •26 6--Iteiropolitaa, She 4-111dlani, 121- South Pastern. 776-Burlalo and Lake Huron. 66 8-16 6--Grsad Trunk of Canada, ill 1 6 -Or eat Western of Olinda, 16 11-16- Erie, 6-Illamis Central, MI Baited States e-sa Bonds. 63 24 6-Great Luxembourg shares, 15 11.16 13-16-aarnbas and Mame. 76 -Alliance Bank Landau and Liverpool !United). 56 a -Bank of Liverpool. 2P-Easeern Exchange Bank (United). 13-16 d.-Itercantile and Exchange Bank. 3 15-16 4 d.-North sad South Wales, 24)-Mbloa Manna plaited). 13-16 1 d.- Maritime Insurance (Limited), ca.-Thames sod Mersey Marina tilmitull. 6 9-16 p.-Unice Mules (Linsiled), b eam - British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, 816 -National B Compact !Limited , , Id. 31 arcifonita, Dao. 11.-There wee a good business, with lower prices.-Bultalo and Lai Huron, 6 1-16-Ertes, 58 II Great %astern, 43121 0 16 . 11 6.16,...21,-1-4, of Luzemboarg, 10-Orme Northern A, 147 anada. 114 VI 1-Graili Western of Canada, 116--04. West_ ai -Mho* 81...1A 7106 ' shire and Yorkshire, 1126 2 6_2to New, Mb, 1.16 p.-Lonctou and Meth western.l2s6 I—man= e = County Bank (United). 4i p.-lisaelwator, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire. 616 6 I 666 -Ditto. 61 Pref. 11.16p.-Dltto, Redeentabis. 1146 a-listropMesn, 1686-Mldland, 124-North British, 206 --Muth Pasiern. 776 6-Thanies and Keno Marine lasumne• (Limitedl, 61 9.16 p. Maids 6.20 Years Braids, SS. Binitixonam. Dce. IL-Birmingham Town and District Bask shares changed hands to-day Ml 5 ; 01011044.4 T Wagon. at 116 d : Patent Nut and Bolt, at 26 prem.: and Steam Cooperage sa Cask, ate prem. Birmingham Banks offered at 906 ; bun Joint Stock Back, at 366 , and British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 21 dia. Midland. BristoL and Birmingham 6 per Mut. wee Inquired for at 1.1126: Hendilhol Mak and Slab, at 4 gem. The town of Chio, in the island of Scio, has been almost wholly overthrown by an earthquake ; the two lighthouses in the pert only remaining uninjured. The population dying from the ruins has encamped without shelter in the seighbouriag fields. WRECK ON THE NORFOLK COAST.--C•ISTOR, NOR FOLK, MOEDA! NIGHT.—This zooming. shout half-pest 6 o'clock (reports the Rev. G. W. Steward), the brig Lucy. of Sunderlsod. lade. with coals. struck on the Barber Seeds. The °sister beeihmen boarded her is one of their yawl', and exerted themselves to get the vessel off, het without snows. The crew refused to leave their ship, and the Macho:ma not being able to render any further aasistance, and having damaged their own boat, came to shore about half-past 12. About two hours after wards, however, a signal of disked' was hoisted from the brig, and the men immediately launched the Wear new lifeboat, " Birmingham No. 2," of the Natiooal Lifeboat Institution, and were fortunately suocessful in rescuing the crew of six meo, who were forwarded to the Asilors' Home, at Yarmouth. The lifeboat took in a great sea when get tieg_away from the venL • Nova. TREATMENT O F A POACHER.—A man was last week found poaching oo the estate of W. A. Mackin non, Faq.. of Aeries Perk. Having hem takes to the mais aims and eprived al hie bag of mos, he was provided with a bountiful repast, When he had done his best to show his appreciation of this killdeer, he was warned non to timpani again, and sent about his business.—Soutli Eastern Garr. THE EASTERN FISH MUM—Just as the season is terminating there has bees another great catch of herrings. Within the last few days upwards of . 1,500 last have bees M ON DAT EVINIZO, brought into Great Yarmouth. Prows have ranged from In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on 1 1 1 . 1. to 261. per las heats i tj n 1 . 3,7 , 0 . 0 d ti a sb a ). Om u ra whole, bothe Great English government securities was sto 6 per cent. girds the quantity sad quality of the fish seemed and the Console, which closed on Saturday at 87 9-16 to prises obtained. Oa ow day last week 360 lasts were thee I, ex div., for the 91b January, opened this morn- tend ed at Lowestoft, very few of whist wild at leas than ing at 874 to i, and closed at 87} to ii. f last eel, For money the last price was 86i to 87. Musicat EDUC•TION.- 11 I were the father of a , 871, 1,7, , m il e; an d, Amigo to my, they are OM to master the The official business report is aa follows : family, ell the somber , et it should leans music. Almort Three per Cent. Consols, for MOD all children have "Mara, good ears, and can each tones ex div. ; ditto, for s educed , 871!, • , I, exilic% ; mysteries of time much better at an early age than they Three per Cents. R, 87, , 61; New do later. Both girls and boys should be taught to play Three per Cents., 86i, 7, 61, e ; sanaitiea, 131, upon the ni.noforio , which , wilhwwilh it "nt. ill. power 13s. 6d. ;Exchequer Bills, 'March, 7 s. 3,„ di s. .of melting one sound into another—that touching hums effect that some other lestrumeete poems—is invaluable r June, Si., 2/L. ail. j India Five per Cent. Stock, ' 1021, i, ex div. bringing almost every variety of muse within reach, aid berms nee, through arraopmeate and adaptations, to Indian Government securities were quiet. Ex- become scquaieted to a °semis degree with nearly an chequer Bills were quoted 7a. to 2a. din. th e thoughts of the greatest composers. At a more • I would Rave them lea rn the Foreign stocks showed renewed heaviness, and m a r ' 4 ' 6° l 'l udo. thorough - bale and harmony grasb•no many of the speculative descriptions have given ksowledge of the priestples . open which the greaten way. Turkish Bonds continue to show decided do- um worked, and the examination of the OMSK is prevon the loans of d B and 1863 falling 1 per which they worked, would be a study of great littered. Those of my &Wires who might beeps. to lie cent., that of 1862 an the Cousolidis, 1, and the sad could but add to the admiration wi th which they wile Bonds of 1865, 1 per cent. There was also a de- r e g arda n a ,.. t ' uoied ro w., „dd oily build the b ettor f or cline of i per cent In Brazilian reriP • i to i in iMildieg upon such a foundation ; and those who wen not Mexican ;i in Portuguese and Spaniah oertificatal ; having been taught by their earlier studies what real Lod g in the Passive Bonds. greatness is, sad by the same proems to eocaprebeed what Bank shares were again rather heavy. Lower priers rod Millman is abet in dam& of the charm of Wiwi would probetolv achieve that of modesty, eat instead et were quoted for London and Brazilian, Loudon and miming im mu ne , „ wi t.* would resign th,,,..,,h,„ B ank of Bank new shares, Chartered Mercantile to being b i taligo.t and ..4.,,,,i,,,,ding 1ie..., ~,,,, . 1 —____— Bank of India, London and China, Chartered Bank which the world steads greatly in pea —Corn/till Maps- MiniorourAs Flom HOSPITAL, Dzvoitwas- of India, Australia and China, British and. Cal- aim for Daessolhar. SWAB; arr.—The aggrepte number et priests relieved foroiso, and Alliance. Union Bank of Australia SOUTH KENSINGTON Strricionl—Dnring the week during the week ending Dec. 9 wae—fledical, 999 ; s h ares wan exop ti m ay batter . make Dessober 9, tie vidion have base on follows i— aersiosi. 639 ; total. L 6313; al which 638 were sew eases The shares of the financial companies were fiat. Oo llooday Toastsy sad Saturday free days, ors from ern es Lowzoe Ho/circa. Fos DISUSES Of relmved at this institution during last week was I,2 4 ffs rot roc Comm Vicroait PARK amain at lwalear Imperial Mercantile Credit declined 31. fid.„ .... and 10 Lea. to . lo p.m., 8,505 • 3ta W . easeaday, Thursday, ad Friday, 'waste a g o (Lbahalea to val vim* diLl. Credit Foucier and IdobOirc and London Moan- woo from 10 um, till 4 p.m, 1.301. Total, 9,909. From which 251 ware new ores. Mal, 2ii. Gd to Si. The closing quotations were as fol- the opening of the oiamus, 5,683,324. PREFERENCE MARES. Great Northern 5 per cast. 109 4. Great Wasters—Original redeem. 4 per wet, 83. North Rasters—West Hartlepool Harbour sad Railway, SO. South Eutaw (Reading Ann. 14 W. 61.1. 23. Waterford and Hilkeeny, 6 per oat., 51i. - --- FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and Sall Francisco (Lim.) par. 7 per cent., 14 Great Luxembourg. 151 Northern Rail. of Buenos Ayres, paran. 7 per cent. (Limited), 5. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 101, I. TRAFP"IO BJETtrItNe. WIMATIL 111.11se Pas- Mar. Total. told, I open. egagern &maim. 1866. 1364. 1 Week ending Dee 9. a L A 6 London, Medan, end L rt On 11,11,4378.191 16,61) 16,909 00a South imams .-13964 L 221 19, 486 19.682 ! 7