The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-31 00:00:00

wit Mon which 7 for a tar• should as Hata, aid • (patios le of than those pro hem spolr.► s y so enter are gOl4 10 was rids three mis ified as ou 7 matera ru not us- La lived et her how. odge thin* et bog gim' • Welit im / who pa as eberll 4 c apable 4 Oa • ige he Prot•C' fbe-ele•P• attelhda it about 2 he say the a b at the rove WW I faster this doctor, ad le could act ae steals( Ma n t. ' io it. ps, Ind the mood, to told id • ▪ wbo ow -55, he B• 13 : 11; pwrai= nt &OW' trivia el IM ratsrles am ossidor. id Ms tasks .00 $ and Mot 110 nand I We ad zo^ 146 6 a WWI ira. Brea th il coVSNed *IS Xr. Bort tie readout et the compasy's pollee, m id the address vela by the &lewdest was eat quite og rea, sad ha had • difficulty i• Bodies aim. Wilmer this dielevered thee the defendant had chested the g aipsay Wee time fa • atrium mow. p r imer—Three Voce ! No, not three times, for I seat re nOillide.4"0111 0111 the het eceasioe. 16. Beat admitted that pesage stamps ware received for she are fare, het sable( far lb. expellees Mourred by the wo uway is their swisavear to led him out. kits worship g eshi see Dv the evidence that be was • 'Mamas cheat. Yr. Bras massager maid that after coosiderable ethin. ashy ts• succeeded in an him at 55, Stanley-street, lirreelAm g• "I" 1104 ore Wm, bat be beard him a n wig be was ea hadeptadeat geatlecoaa, sad would crime its tt egiatrste observed that he had Do homiletics ha max that the defendant was • eystematie cheat, aed7 lla be he sees bowed sad pay his fare for the Eaten, be &veld dee him 40t, .ad Oa. wow Th i s .,b a c ( a pperefatty liatrilled)—But I have 00 MOW. I oat ray airbag el UN had Dow. Give las • littie do& •ly sot I Aril Pot give yea a atiaate. I w o . you pay the mosey, you must so to Ow he • se ceth, Ina hard Moir. l'ho prima was Wm committed to Ma Has.. at Oiresslios. THE GREAT FIRE AT THE SURREY THEATRE. LATEST PABTIOULARS.—(THIS DAY.) The neemmarily hurried descriptions of the above co, which appeared in the doily papers this loonies, many bat • faint and imperfect pieta* of the terrible calamity. TM moues of destrueilea, however, ous be fully realised this morning ea impieties the heaps of smouldering re in where yesterday stood the favourite nestle OM Surrey playgoers. Every portion of the building bre bee dammed ems the treat wall, standing towards • m o do s iors-reed, and • piece of the rear wall overlook be Agessmovi, 'Mob threatens to fall down every mo. amt. , io s mo b, If bale' sethwards, destroy two small cot. Wes close to it. The whole of the property in the theatre hobs!' os' to both WINO sad performers has bona ma gamed, sod the abase will be • mere Mids. Manors. and sb o phosg, the lessee., are not only sufferers by the destreetiee of the theatre to the swum of ica , sl ob soods, but the whole of their valuable theatrical wardrobe and dresses an destroyed, and Mks Paunadert and Mies Webster, the two leading lady owes" are also WWI sufferers, the latter lady's ward robe klieg of • very ezteesive and valuable character. The whole of the pastamimists, clown, harlequin, pantaloon, o g o bbine, sprite, and the ballet girls, lost the whole of their private themes, having barely time to make their escape from the burning theatre in their performing Whew Tee mush praise manor be given to Kr. Geese, th e stage manager, Mr. Rowell*, the clown, and Kr. Vivian, the sprite, for had it sot been for their great mai ms and prone* of mind, and much personal exertioe. at s ow danger to themselves, the sacrifice of life both before sod belied the certain weald have been fearful to watemplate. Mr. Shepherd estimates the value of ;the theatre and its meats at about 12,0001., and the insurance effected upon liawing to the heavy duty charged upon property of this deswiption was little more than 2,0001., thus satailiag • hony direct loss on the lames. But the loss will be meth heavier whea the matinee of • season in the height of it. reeperity is taken into account. Mr. Shepherd, however, is • man of energy, and undaunted by his eisfortase is already talking of his iatentione le build a new and splendid theatre upon the site of the WNW, which was tweeted in 1805, on the barging in that year of the old theatre, which was then called the Royal areas being priaeipally used for equestrian entertainments. is sot the first time Mr. Shepherd ham been • spews ulcer by firs. He was the leading performer under the kit Andrew Deemew, at the period when stley's Theatre was destroyed by fire, and on that occasion he lost • vain. this wardrobe and a very lucrative engagement. Reim Wade and Patches, the contractors for the re bwhisent department of the theatre, and who had a Loge is* upon the premises, are also severe losers by the ethallty. 'wisp altogether uninsured. At the timer rep to which the accounts In the morning perm were written f 3 o'cleek, a.m.), there was every op pethinee that the two large taverns—the Equeetriaa and the Flower, of the Forest—which flanked the theatre on either ids, would fall • prey to the flames, which had ob tained pamemion of the back portion of the roofs of the pre mises. By dint of untiring exertions, however, on the pert of the firemen, by 5 o'clock they cur seeded in checking the progress of the fire in them quarters, and with the exception of the burning of a Fortin of thereof, and the saturation of the whole of t h e premises with water, the two tavern escaped further big/7. So Miaow was the heat while the theatre was leaning, that although the Blackfriare-road is one of eon- Womble width, and the theatre stands some distance back. the shatters and window-panes of the houses and shops on the opposite aide of the road were much burnt and scorched end the paint all blistered. All inquiries, u yet mails, have failed to 'cannot for the origin of the fire, which there is no doubt broke out as Int described, ie the wiling, immediately over the large theadelier, and its rapidity may be acwounted for from MN feet that in this portion of the building were situated the painting rooms and carpenters' shops, full of the most eabastible materials. The building itself was entirely exmposed of wood in its interior, which may in some mann amount for the rapidity of its destruction. It is sup posed by some of the men employed about the theatre, that the ps by which the chandelier was lighted having been bermed he doe effect to the transformation scene in the peitersime, was turned on again with too great power, and the upward draught carried the beat through the apertures In the ceiling, composed of thin bonds and oil-painted minas sod set light to the edges, from which the fire can mnicand to the workshops. It is eertain that it was Ytwgh this aperture the fire was first perceived by the policemen on the stage and the audience in the pit. An immense crowd of people hare been theembled around the min during the whole of the morning, and a strong body of police are on duty. TO THZ EDITOR OP THZ RIMS& Sit,—de the calamitous destruction of the peavey Theatre by fire must subject many members of fibs sempasy to immediate pressure and privation, I half to suggest that • subscription be at come opened for their relief on the following basis. Let all who have ever visited the theatre or bad an intention to do so, subscribe the amount of admission to that part of the hones to which they were accustomed to go or would bees goes, and, trifling as may be the separate sums thee - Iludered, the aggregation, if the rale is only approximately carried out, will be found to realise a considerable amount. I should myself have takes a youngster to sae what wee reported to be an ex tenant pantomime, and my 3a. (an admission and • half to the toms) are ready whenever an announcement is made as is ohne it csa be paid.—l am, Isc., IL L. ha. 31. AUSTRALIAN TRUST COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the above company took place this day, at the company's allow, 17, King's Are/sled, when a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per loom, freed inoome-tax, was speed to for the half-year. AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of the above company was held at Gresham Rouse, Old Broad *Wl ; kr. HAMILTON is the chair. The report which tole read pre a summary of the operations of the - embus_ departments dams • put of last year : HMI absence of the colonial amounts for the meths of November and December," concluded the report, " we roma give any precise information of the out taro of the l ed _ bu t we have no doubt that it will be found that 6 _orfer rev enue has been earned than in 1863 ; of ibtneserl receipts in the coal trade, and the elle of wool being more than • set-off amplest the at nut for West Wench, sod entaller mks of e rattle. It is nev er th e l ess the fact that our resources in "moolt es the 31st of December hat, ware Ism than the ermest hee d et th e ing period in 1863 ; and 4 . 64 , 0 4 m admit, of easy ex Lion. The outlay incurred .."'extunice i nf the colliery and the erentioe of the new •••••mkoes, entirely eshemted tbe unappropriated capital, eo T.* 141 telsearary loek.up of money which may guise in Mins wino. fails upon profits, and preemie the 312 'lmitate's ef them in the payment of dividend& On the 1 ... 1 01Deseteher Imr e the balsam in Louden, la sash sus 5 . 2 311. 13, 6d., while the approximate r e .t m e_ledistiibtited profit on the 30th of September, es ee i„,"maistd, 1;500i. ; which sum, altar making allow esemee---= „ooddoubtful debts, we ought now, bat for the to be in • positi ng to declare available for Oar reeouress bang thus restricted, we ma lady may he— TaYAble OM t Po to declare • he d l4th of February ividend of se. per next Aare, whieh " L ." Neat was adopted. le is 14 r a hi* oldw, orm. The ought Is Ugh is la dta um" I dadar 'rust at Wawa,. it Qs that al and to be ow he hs• Is regain sd os tie gout mu ds laid Is or when X y way i• midsoca automat r ought to f the pri. I.ideoce to o hie per light have e of ; saa, erica, the r iy the Get Diving the , who lag k•qass sal aoudad a n. sad tbs THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31. 1865 LONDON AND SOUTH WESTRIZIT BANK (LIMITED►,-(TBI8 DAY.) The third ordinary general meetiug of the share holders wee bad et 1 &ale& at the Lanka Timm ; Kr. J. W. JOHS la the thaw. The SICILITILIT (Mr. B. G. Cleatlaw) mad the following reprt sad trieleasubest : ray The &reams have as pleasure to submit to the peo prattles a statement of the affairs of the bask far the half ear emilag 31.511 Dementia leek On referenoe to the it will be saw that, after making ample mo vision for bad and doubtful leas, the grow profile, melod ies the OM of 1,5411. lts. 7d. carried forward from last ae ramisionssast to aheages for .s pew, Ma. ; sa t d t tat, afar deduct. then remains a disposable balms of 7,6631. 18a. Ike. The diatom recommeod that 3,7704 Dia. Bd. be eppgei abed he the payment of a dividend at the rate per east. per annum free of *Masse tax ; that the am of 5001, be writhes off prelimieary expanses ; that 5001. be added to the reserve fend, and 1.1021. to. 9d. be set amide as ammant of teaks of. bilb sot named, Isaias the balance of I,Btlol. 13e. 4d. to be carried for weed to peas aad loss new meant. The diresters reads' by retake are Lord George Paola, 0.8. ; Hry Humphries, Req., Bury Alas Hawkey, Req., all of w ho m ere eligible for re-electioo. Ir. B. H. Gels worthy (auditor), also retires ad is eligible re-sleatiee, a n d wale hes bees reosimd that Mr. Heory Howell Mishap., who bee been acting temporarily as auditor, will be peeps's& ter that cam. The dividend will be payable at the head aloe, err at any of the branches, oe and after Tuesday, 7th February next. " Balanoe-sheet.—Dr. : To capital Paid up, 136,5151. ; to weave fond, 14.5001. • to amount dim by the beak ea arrant, deposit, sad aka access* 368,5611. 17.. 9d. ; to Wafts of profit and Ices brought from last micamet,2,l94ll. 10e. 7d. ; b greet moat far the half-yew, after making pro vision for bed and doubtful debts, 17,8801. le. dd. ; ble ther, 33,3911. 12s. id. ; total. 538,9381. 9s. Cr : By cash hi heed and at cell, 56,3171.17 e.; by bills disamsted, and temporary advances to customers, 463,3661. Is. MI.; by beak prommee, furnitore, and datums, 6.3961. 17., Id.; by Mary expenses, including cost of sitar Baas breach., 10,0001; by earnest expenses, incladias all advise e no* Ye., at bead ales and branches, 6,8401. 12s. 3d.; by interest paid on current and deposit moons* /...„ 6,0071. la. Bd.—total, 538.W.181. 9s. 10d. "Pr S sad Lem decount.LDr. :To curial expenses se above, 6,8801. 12e. 3d. ; to interest paid, 6,0071. to. 88. • to shat. as bills are dee carried to hew acoocht, 1,1 001. Ba. dd. ; to aneocat written off preliminary avenue. 5001. • to mount carried to rearm 5001. ; to dirideod at the 146; of six percent. per anew/ 3,7701. 16.. 84. ; to balsam aarriod forward, 1.0601. 13a. 4d. • total. 201 1 3011. 12.. Id. Cr.: By blame brought frees leis eeeociatO,64l/. 104 7i; 3039 by pots l/, a' Id for the half-year, 17,8601. 1.. 6d.: lota. . .. The CHAIRMLN, in movies the 'doylies of the report sad easonate. amonieneed by explaining the koldiag of the reading there fteesad of BApetetrest, the cease of INS befog that the number of shareholders bad doubled mines lime year. The balsam-sheet appeared to him very Nati& factory. The heard had very little to reproach themselves with is the way of to ismariagemont, they had been mush more fortunate as regarded lasses than sowed their older tom. Durbg the last six maths the cornet balanaes=itt orseesd by 75,0001.—they were purely customers' blames ; and the pass profit wee 6,0001. more than during the pre ceding half -year. (Chases.) There was an excess of laroool. is the item bills discounted. The ill 411•1111 the head of beak premises, &c., was telly =Waby good meets. The amount now written r preliminary exposes would if continued for 10 years cause that item mainly to disappear. The amount carried forward after dividing sax per cent. °animated fevourably with the Wawa at some oldie other banks. By taking 1,0001. frets the 1,4001. carried over, the bond could have made the dividend eight instead of six per cent. ; but the meeting would epee with him that the C3UIIIIII panned was likely to sondes to the permanent prosperity of the bank. (Cheers.) 'The gram profit of the beak was now at the rats of 40,0001. • year, ample =having been made for bad debts. The miler of customers was now over 2,100 ; the new aamaits daring the lest half-per were 002 ; and the new aseccuit since the fine of this month was 120. (Chars.) There had bees reeently • strict and careful audit by the heed, independently of that aoadocted by the auditors themselves, and everything was found quite satisfactory. After some amnion the report was adopted, and the insetiag terminated with the weal vote of thanks. JOINT STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at sooaoht the Loodou Tavern ; Mr. W. C. Blows is the Ts. report, which appeared in the Express of the ?Ads insiant, having been taken u read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said there wu one part of the accounts which had led to a misunderstanding ; he Waved to the rebate of bills. It eo happened that ri:Jurre last there was a large amount under that head, whereas, at the end of December last., the amount was aaall ; but of comas the important point was that the amount of net profits during the last halt year wee by no means oa a dimiaiahed scale, but rather on an increased one. Under all the circumstances, however, the board thought it desirable to reduce the dividend from $ to 6 per oat. per annum. As regarded the call also there had bees ranch roisapprekaosion ; the real cause of th!tt step was the stringeocy of the ninny market. When that step was taken the company held paper to the extent of 300,0001., and • large portion of it being unrealisable it was coo sidored best to make • call, thereby avoiding the loss which moat arise from pressing the paper on the market, sad pro viding for all contingencies. Such a question was not simply • shareholders us ; but he believed that the step taken was • wise one for the shareholders and that the company would ultimately derive great b en efit from it. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Dv" a director, in seconding the motion, said at the time when the call was made the company held • large quantityol thiamin paper and of Mr. Mlleary's paper, with which he believed the shareholders would fen as satisfied in • few days u the directors were when they took it. It wee on ainonnt of this paper that the call wu made, and his sole CAMPS of regret la causation with the cell was that as ex plasibiary annular was not sent to the shareholder,. Out at paper unmet* to 3,000,000/. the loss would not wined 12.0004 (Hear.) In re* to • clunks, The Caanmax rid the board did sot anticipate any less whatever from the Leeds Bank ; on the contrary, the debt would no doubt be paid with interest. (Hear.) After some disunion the report was adopted, and • dividend at the rate of 6 per out. per annum declared. THE LONDON, HAMBURG, AND CONTINENTAL EXCHANGE BANK (LIMITED).-(THII DAY.) This afternoon a meeting of the shareholders in the above bank nu held at their °Mors, 79, Lombsrd•strest, to receive a special report of the directors. Mr. Tomes was in the chair. ~ln the report referred to, the directors, after alluding to the long-continued pressure in commercial circles, stated that she gross profits of the bank for the fourteen months of its existence amount to 24,7451. 3s. 2d., of which 9,4941. 2e. 3d. has been earned during the past four months. The losses during the entire period amount to 8,6521. They had every confidence in the future career of the bank, notwith dandies the wild and unfounded immune which had been so induattiesaly oiroullted with regard to it. The report was adopted, and a unanimous feeling in favour of the directors was expressed. A spatial vote of thanks was moved to them for meeting the shareholders and laying so straightforward a statement of the affairs of the bank before them. IifIABB Llbrh.--i211.18 D 474 Two o'OLoos. There is little business in the railway market to day, apart from that connected with the fort nightly sottleinent, and prices in moat instances are uhchanged. As regards the principal stocks, the only variations are a rise of per cent. in Eas Caledonian, and I in South tern. London and North Western stook is now quoted 123 to ; Great Wretern, 82k to ; Mid land, 1301 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 to South Eastern, 88} to ; Great Eastern, 481 to 3 ; Great Northern, 134 to 135 ; Caledonian, 133 to 134 ; Loudon and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 1291 to 130. Calcutta and South Eastern and East Indian railway stocks are in demand, and have advanced. Canadian and foreign lines are quiet. eals - 7 Se 1 we. No. la. BANS - 0000 101 00,000' 00 00,000 10 10,000 60 10,000 100 10,0110 101 10,000 100 100,000 1 10 17. 20,0 00 6001 aSO %la 60 MHO 10 10,001 II GAO 100 Agra & Maataintaa — Tir - L. Do. Yew, ha 30 pr. Do. issued al 80 pm Allika AllianoolsmALlvoryoot Do. New Do. lamed at IN pm Anglo Austrian Angle !ta..l4an (Llinitad) Australasia 80. Now 'Nankai Brltionstelnasbla Bank of kept Bank of _ isse T al 77 621 1 2 21 1171 - ... 10711 14 S 7 Mk 1 ,111 ti zd t 94 191 - 8; 110 I . pi - I W 4 lel i Tiiiil ii, 44 . 4010 "so 101,000 WON 10,000 20,000 10,000 101 1010 1 101} i I Pd I CL plus. 126 el 1•0 61 00 OS 24 I oil 10 pm 10 pm 10 pm l lr s 7 71 le 07 1 aiSin SS 24 166 WO Do. New,laeaLLlagt i. leak of Otago (Unified) Bank of Queens Mod (L.) Bank of Irtctoria.A.natrbe Dank of Wales (Um.) Dank of Nom garland DraaWamkPottaguom(L British a talgovilan (L, itritlah N. America D. BL Indla,Ana., Woo' Chart. Mar. of Imilaoko Clay 1 oidl. l 3 2dl. 26 60 6 101. 7 BFa 1 11pm 14 1 dLe 46 47 33 86 67 69 112 116 41 42 r Ociadal Doan. Sank of India. am DalematlOpm., tepid Do. ha at par 001asekidasect llatak (L ) Onniamentel Do. New Rut London (Lindtad) !Buten& Exeleanka(Lim) Eng.SeoLdauaLLlzared. IZoglish end flenedieh (L European Beak(Llnilted IthadvaChlawklam(L) Do. Weed at 2 pm Do. New, km at 6 ps .Impealal bank, Limped Do. Now Imperial Ottoman Internatlonal Bank (L ) Dead Mortbk. India( Loa. Bk .0f32 e too, do.( Lam Bank el IkeetkweLL Landon and Braallom 0..6;a111 1: 0 0 0 / 0, 10,000 ii,iii 9,600 soon ikon moo 1111,110 10.000 MOW 1,1161 10,0011 !VA a 7 poi 7} nPal 6. aids 6 6.W i Jill ldla par 20 II .. 100 100 100 100 11°Q dla Idls par si Wm, • 3pm 11 2lpm 1$ 14 .44 12 13 910 61 7 pm 10 8 dis • 1 1 P43 1 5 IWm 6 7 pot 9 11 pm • 11pm 7 6di 1334 leo ine.4.0.61 , 641LP11M6(L Do. New, lea. at lj 100 Los., MP., &0. Met. L.) 10 DM. 04. Bank at Aural. 60 Landon and County 100 Lan. Banioe.Cos.l4.(L) 00 London Joint *oak.. Do New,La. at 00 pm. * Landes& doe* African 100 Loa. 4 B. Wasters (Um 00 LoadondtVearsnels (L) 160 Les. t WeaSsauwbw 100 Merchant ltaakitana.) 60 Marcentile BeelwaWL II Do. New 1100 Miro. & Prow. Bank (1 MO Do. de MO IMAM Bank (La.) 100 National of Liverpool 100 11.Prra at Beskand 60 National Bank, New 10 New Batik Walla 111 New Zwird (11.1144) II W astern OrMMlBaokooryera Do.N ow , 4a. pm 00 Provlo. BanklanCorp. 100 Provinc. of Ireland . 41 &dada, Puy., Dad is I Sou* Aneralm 16 South Eastern (Um.) 10 Mead. el B. S. Atkles AO Do. do. 100 Do. do. Ds. at epnL SS 17sloa 04 Awirsais we . 13 aind Loin 1 1 100 04 Ireland (Lem) V 77 70 .ii .1 0 1, 1 le 61 29 ft 61 -.... a 34 1 i I If 4 71 11} IT 79 1 Ipm 6 iNo N 96 - 1 . 4 110.1 2d4d/ I dla 2 I d 1 raw Idla par la Wks 7 apm ti, 191 - i 414$ f ir by M eil 1 dial 83 . 83 } ST iips, SS IA . I . _ S.res, nil Si 11} I do am ft par 61 14 • I 1 612 kI 63 al emu: .euou. - BC 188418 St. 610,000, St 418.000 1 88 680 000 St. losho' 811,880 61 060.7110 ... IS4 --- Ai - fi. 4. lia,s. O.N tha.,4 p. also.&1 G.WoIs.—WAL —Os., p. ct., Jan. & Ju1;.... Lanc.&Yk.4p.o./aairty Loo,Brtgli.4p.e.Jaset.ll7 LAN, W.sp.o.,lan.&July Do. 141).0.1'31.6Ju1y L&E.W.,lp.sisa.&July IllldisnO.4p.o.Jart.4lsly N. British, L P. & D. L. 8 p. et., Feb. & Am._ N.Zstrn.,4p.c.Jsa&Toly Soot.N.L.4p.o.so.Asks. M 100 N IN N IN N IN ■ 84 N N N N 1,066,611 0 1 OR Fait sad Wad 151115 .101 115 138 11 .000 111 Osturralroath w2call 5 5,575,11 L0ttd0w594.5%. UM 71 n MASI 91. Routhemisa 1511 No. 'RI Wile a, 0 4 10.001 114.71111 11,600 1 - i• - 6 ,- - bO,OOO WAN 20.0011 !MOO V.OOO skoool 17,500 1% 60,00010001 100,0001 100,000' 10316254 10 050 I*SIO *7.0 1 101. 10.0001 ..... 60.0001 w 000 loweoe 119,9714 10,000 ti),OuU 10 ,000 ii*Ol 6.0001 *lop, ~~i 1110,e011 2q,000 I 104,4 Nu . - MIHOSILLIIIIDUIL lit II •1 ri:l ~ce:euo ie Ii 1 Se r i 9 1 04.113 21 D db 311 Pir S I 3db 1 1,114 11 19 11 4 Itres . 3 db 34 30 HO 114 1011 114 4 11 dim tP pr adra 1 Cs 1 lips 110 1111 Pir 4 1, ". • 6 0 13 • T din 3 3366 26 37 Se n pad 1 6 0 ells 3 akpon idls I 1 di' 21 U N* 7* 6*. idis lis 81 33 1* 01610 • I_lll. .i ir.l 71 i id 76 'ld lO~OCO~ 24,00.1 *WI 2 2 i I si:,:iiii 15,0001 197.176 i. 40.000 1 /0 ,0001 AMON 11.41.1 iiAii! 41.1.‘,1 11, M I lg OW ---- iiiiiil 17.501 00,040 f *AO 20,000, 17,0001 10,000• 4 4!?1 fit. - iii: ii‘oail N0,0:01.1 60,0001 110, 01141 10,0001 10.0001 lo.ooos. I ki i i izd 0i:000 100,000 1%000 110,000 10,000 60,000 16,000 35,000 I- if - iiillsl i liPgal MONEY MARKET.-(T11111 DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The attention of the members of the Stock Exchange to-day is almost exclusively occupied with the completion of the settlement in shares and foreign Awoke. The general tons of the markets is dull. Consols have again declined about 1-16 per cent. As regards Confederate Bonds, Turkish Consolidis, Spanish Passive, and a few other stocks, somewhat lower prices are current, but there is no general decline of importance. There is little demand for discounts to-day, but a stroug inquiry fur money in connexion with the Stock Exchange settlement where the rate for short loans on English government secu rities has risen to 41 to 6 per cent. The supply of money at that establishment, how ever, being insufficient to meet all requiremente, application has been made to the Bank of England for a considerable total till Friday next, at 5 par cent. The minimum for first-class bills in Lombard street is per cent. At Paris to-day according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 05c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to f for money, and 891 to for the account (February 9). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891„1 ; ditto for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 88/, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1 ; and India Five per Cent. Stook, 1031, In the foreign stock markets the variations comprise a decline of in Turkish Con solider. and Spanish Passive, / in Spanish Certificates, and 1 per cent in Confederate Bonds, but an improvement of in Turkish Bonds of 1858, and / in Greek. Some of the present quotations for the new account are annexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 24 to 1. ; Mexi can, 281 to 1; Confederate, 54 to 56 ; Spanish Pas sive, 321 to 1 ; the Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Turkish, of 1858, 721 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 701 • to 1, ex div. ; and the Consolidie, 511 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 981 ; ditto second issue, 1001. Bonds, 99, 98 ; ditto, 1864, 96, 951 ; ditto scrip, 11 prem. ; Greek, for account, 241, 231 ; Italian, 641 ; Mexican, " for account, 281, 1, 1 ; ditto, 1884, 261, 271 - New Granada Two per Cents., 281 ; ,Russian, 1862, 891, ; Spanish, for aooonnt, 481 ; ditto New Deferred, ; 401 ; ditto for account, 401 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 721; ditto 1862, 701; ditto, for account, 70j, }. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 2 to } prem. ; Danubian, Ito 0} din. ; Monte Paean, 4} to 5 prem. ; Italian, }to I prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1} to 2} prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 2} prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 3 to } prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 8 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2} to } prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 16 to ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to prem. ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Gindrale, 2} to } prem., ex div. ; and City of Milan Improvements, 3 to } prem., being lower. The dividend on Blackwall Railway Stock for the half year will be officially proposed at the rate of 41 per cant. annum. Fotrz o'CLocz. Consols remain dull, at 814 to I for money, and 89f to 1 for the account. No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank. It appears that the present packet has brought nearly 2,0001. on account of the Colombian Loan. This sum completes the amount required for the dividend due the Ist April, and leaves a balance which will be applicable to the sinking fund. The following notices, relating respectively to the debts of New Granada and Venezuela, were posted yesterday in the Stook Exchanf Bering : Saw Clasmaria Dar. —Kessze. ' Brothers sod Os have received by this mall cm account o New Granada di vidends :—From the Castom-house of Santa Harts, 2,5001.; ditto Rio Hat* 7.371. lls. 6d.; ditto 'Manilla, 2681.95. 7d.; ditto Camases. 9901.—total, 3,9961. la. ld. Visszuns Dear.—Meson. Baring Brotben and Co.'s agents in Venezuela report that the High Federal Court has been in recess during the Christmas holidays, and they are consequeotly still unable to communicate anything new relative to the 65 per mat of import duties—London, January 30, 1865. Vzimmir.s Six Pea Catty. Loa' 1864.-11 re General Credit and Finance Company of Loudon (Limited) are in re ceipt of advice from their sputa (Messrs. R. L. Bonitos. sad Co.), dated La Guam, January 9,1866, of duties col lected as follows, on monst of the above loan :—Per state ment No. 22, from Puerto Cabello, $5670.35 ; ditto No. 23, from ditto, $73.80 ; ditto No. 24, from ditto, $1363.91; ditto No. 14, frets La Cum, $2462.49—t0ta1, 89460.55. A private letter from Caracas (Venezuela) states that " the exports will be considerable for the next six months, and the remittances large." The arrival of five gold ships from Australia is announced. The Monarch has brought 104,0001.; the Star of Peace, 44,0001. ; the Lincoln shire, 35,5001. ; the Omar Pasha 17,0001. • and the Jleysl Noe, 0,0001. The ;tamer Aim*, from the West Indict, bat else tionglit 261,b001: (123,5001. in silver and 81,0001. in gold) ; and the New York, from New York, 8,0001. The day's total is 419,0001. The whole of the gold is expected to be taken for the continent, there being a good inquiry for that quarter. The Moravian with 66,0001, the Stamboul with 18,0001., and the Marco Polo with 8,5001., are the only ships with gold known to be now at sea from Melbourne. _ . -- ---------. The Stook Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday next a special settling day in the shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited), for transactions entered into on and after the 24th of September list. These shares are not to be officially marked, no quota tions having been asked for. The committee have further allowed the new debenture* of the Cape of Good Hope government to be officially quoted, and the shares of the Fairbairn Engineering Company to be quoted in the daily list, instead of the twice-a week list. The proposed dividend on Great Southern and Western of Ireland Railway stook is officially an nounced at the rate of 4i per cent. per annum, against a like rate for the corresponding period of 1863. At a meeting of the Eastern Bengal Jute Manu facturing Company (Limited), held yesterday ? the report of the directors was adopted, and a dividend to the 31st December last was declared at the rate of ten per cent, per annum. The report of the directors of the Telegraph to India Company (Limited), to be submitted on the Bth Feb., states as follows :—" The directors have to inform the proprietors that they have received the half-yearly payment of 1,250/. from the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company, for the rental of the company's line in Egypt, to 31st December, 1864, and recommend that a dividend at the rate of five per cent. per annum, free of income tax, be paid to the shareholders for the half-year ending 31st December, 1864, payable on and after the 16th instant" The first ordinary general meeting of the South Eastern Banking Company (Limited)) will be held on the 6th February, to receive the directors' report and declare a dividend. The manager of the Tahiti Cotton and Coffee Plantation Company (Limited) informs us that the Brat batch of 337 Chinese emigrants sailed on the 7th ult. from Hong Kong for Tahiti (Otaheite), to be employed on the company's estates. The managing director reports 260 acres cotton planted, which he oonsidered equal to the best Sea Island in quality, and he was about at once to commence picking. The annexed is from the report of the directors of the London Tavern Company (Limited), to be presented at the meeting on the Gth Feb. : I The divseters is presestlss *dr staged mart tad I balases-abgat, mods up to 3164 Destuttaw I t, egad nem* that de scesaats sow @abraded add* tbstssalt of nine months' trading. The altar.— t rejzpriead that Itasca. Chats, and tbs.r guarantee to the end of the directors to dens their eseenste the 31st of Demented. The alveolars, the wriegessat wowed tate will Mr. Mawr, almond it desioile to parehase the freehold al the Landon Tavern, and have Mahan' it in the wets at the amount which it wowslly cost. It used scarcely be remarked that He present real value very far exceeds that sum. After payment el Weds imposer sad ether ebarges, there is abet profit of 4,0281. 17.. 4d. epos the sine reeatli• shish, added to 6861. 116. 114. brought how last , account, have. the nun of 4,715/. 14s. 3d. at the disposal of the company. From this amount the directors have written of 2001. from the preliminary expenses, and out of the balance they pro. pose to payer dividend at the rate of 10 per nest. per ammo, together with a bonne of is. per share, both free from Moores tax, which will have 1061. 14a. 3d. to be carried te the neat amosset. It will be observed Most the slopes*, account referred to is the last report has been reduced by 7471. 6.. ld.—that amount haring been since impended upon tvrsitore and repairs. The first oriry general meeting of the London Mercantile Discount Company (limited) is con vened for the Bth February,and will be made special to make several alterations in the Articles of Amnia tioo. Amongst other points it is proposed, iu wooed ! ance with the requirements of the Stock Exchange Committee, to take from the directors the power of investing the company's funds in the purchase of its own shares. It is also oonsidered advisable I that each share of 501., with 101. paid, shall be divided into two shares of 261. each, with 51. paid. The liquidators of the London Discount Company (Limited) invite a meeting of the shareholders for the 7th February. The Central Argentine Railway Company (Li mited) have made a call of 21. per share (making 61. 10.. called up), payable by the 28th February. The directors of the Financial Corporation (limited) have made .further call of 10s. perchers, making 21. paid per 201. share, payable by the 21st February. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of December were 357,566 dols., against 381,810 dohs. in November. MOIIDAY Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89 13-16 to for the 9th February, opened this morning at 89k, and closed at 89 11-16 to 13-16, or 891. For money the last price was 891. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1,1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 88k, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 884, 89 ; Bank Stock, 245 ; India Five par Oteit. Stook, 104, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981 ; ditto Certificatee, 981. The India Five per Cent, Stock remains steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at par to 4a. prem. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was favourable. Turkish Consolides continue in request, and have again risen 4 per cent. There was also an improvement of 4 in Mexican old Three per Ceuta. , and Venezuela of 1864 ; to lin New Granada Bonds, in Greek, and about lin Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. Con federate Bonds, on the other hand, have fallen 2 per cent., owing to the partial success of the Federal expedition against Wilmington. The intelligence by to-day's mail showing that the quarrel between Spain and Peru is still in a threatening phase, and that the Spanish squadron was shortly expected at Callao to enforce a settlement, has caused a fall of 1 per cent, in Peruvian Bonds. Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. were quoted 1 per cent. worse. Egyptian, Loan scrip was last quoted 11 to 2 prem., being better ; Danubian Principalities scrip, to 01 dia. ; and Montevidean scrip, 41 to 5i prem. The letters of allotment of the new Italian Loan were distributed this morning. The first quo tation was 11 to 4 prom., and the last, to 1 prem. Alliance Bank shares were again inquired for,and closed at 9 to 91 prom., being slightly higher than on Saturday. Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, Anglo- Austrian, British and Californian, and Consolidated Bank shares were firmer ; while English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, London and South African, London and South Western, London Chartered Bank of Australia, and Mercantile and Exchange Bank, were weaker. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 to 161, being rather firmer ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 11 prem. ; National Discount, 10k to 1 prem.; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to 1 dm. ; and Ottoman Societe Generale, 2to 21 prom. Con tinental Union Gas, Smith, Knight, and Co., Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, and Universal Marine Insurance shares met with inquiry. Na tional Steam and Societi Financiers d'Egypte have receded. The shares of the financial companies were firm, and in two or three cases, including International, General Credit, and London Financial, the final quotations were slightly above those of Saturday. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnter national Financial, 25-18 to 7-18 prem. ; General Credit, 3 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 9 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3to 31 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier (old shares), 34 to ft Pre= City of Milan Improvements shares were bet quoted Se to prem. ' • the Darjeeling Companyj to 1 prem. ; Manchester Warehouses and Office, to 1 prem. ; and Metropolitan and St. John's W Railway,} to prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were last quoted 49 to 50, showing a fresh rise of to 2 per cent. since Saturday afternoon. The advance extended to Virginia Bonds. ~T b' t F' dab 3 dors have 'burly Statutes bays ex- -1866, to suable ta annually on es 'olio( npos 3attir, kw on.- THE NATIONAL BANE.-(THIS DAY.) -4,-- This afternoon the annual meeting of this bank via held at the Itaiik.bulldings. The directors' report and statement of accounts were moved by the Cam:axes (Mr. d. W. IVlCeens), and unanimously adopted. The Cmintwair, in moving the adoption of the report, gave a glowing amount of the unexampled prosperity of the bank, end Mr. Fox, a proprietor, book the opportunity of uying that with the addition to the shares, the capital of the bank had been repaid to the directors three times over. The retiring directors were elected, a dividend equal to 14 per rent. per annum was declared, and a cordial vote of thanks wee given to the chairman, the newt of directors, and the manager end abuse. Caxotirat. WisixAN.—The health of Cardinal Wiens= continua very ansatiefactory. The bulletin Mimed yesterday afternoon dates " the cardinal has passed a geed night. Ia other respects he continua much the cams." On *airy at a late hour last night at the earth oars residence in Yorkplace, we were informed that his embiessee was about the same. It was currently reported yesterday at West- Midaidlf Hall that Mr. Justice Williams had tendered his resignation as one of Use *me judges of the Court of Oornmos Pleas, mid that Hr. Loeb, Q.C., would succeed him is his dim The Roman paper (the Osservatore Romano) con tales an advertisement for a wife! All the Romans are holding up their hands with boner end Winn/Mon at It. It num thus :—" A Frmiehman, aged 40, with a handsome tortoise, within to atom. For referemoss apply to the °Mos at this jounial." A letter from Vienna says that M. von Plener is sow seems& is sogotistisus with saws of the first firms in Europe foe the mils a/ the Eitste sletasias. ORTITAL PALMY& ONII EIRTLLING DAY. MONDAT, JAII. 80 —admissions es poystest, 618 ; efts by soros Idols, 700; t5t51, 1.403. uUtOWIIIAL OUVUZIMMT lIMOUSITUS. 40. 1 00014 jH. I CIL Os* I 11041. l iie YAM .. Ddliatalallp.44., _lBO Id __- _.-• _. .... .. Oa* 40. 116.4.10148. 41 44 - ..... ~ AOllOO6 Moab& Ha 718 in _, .... . 00.11006.0*.4 8 3 8.214.818 . P 4.6 par atJaa.t.7 10 81 ss 11 1115,101 Dab air at las. 100 ID as _. sso,wor: omotbac t sp.aalen 1* us 10s .... . 13594 10 1119 108 ... .... .. Do. ex 004 IN 11/3 109 - .. Da, 0. 1891 10 114 108 - 100,000 .. 138813a.N0v. 1144, 4 p.al 1190 109 10 - 00 0,0001.. De. 108, 48-1100 108 111 oos .. 11031134 a 1 per al.„ 1873 164 104 105 - 110.000... Do. 1971140 10 107 - 110.0001.. Do. UM 10 10 110 - 10,68 - Naga/ 400.8 par 00... I* 186 107 ... 1000 - law iota 00.0 p.al UR MI 99 -- .... .. DA.Walas 63.6 p.a.18881191 99 100 - .... .. Do. sp. a. 1871 to 14/o'll/0 91 64 - - . .. Do. Bp.a.UN to 110110 91 0 911 1119,00 .. Now IlialsoB par cast..loo 105 106 - 1000,000 .. 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Do western., d Caudal 1 Do. New I Du. eV e. !Ws. pay. 157 S 1 D 0.5; do, do. 157741 Midi= llfesseb, Undid, Do. Hu; -- -- - Madras gum. I p coat , Do. do. of 65...1 Do. do. 4 do.— Do. ittUtidloodlo! 'Kolb. Corp. 6 pot o. 6.11 Ms b. and floboon'sly, N. Brou.d. Can.616..4 a N. 8.. Can.ep.o. Ldp. B. Grind% rik 6 Pir " at I Do. Dolld do. Do. do. do. Do. hiojoub d 0...... Do. lad= fit./flot. do. 100} Ole WI 4 14 14 75 80 SS le TS es WO WI 100 wl luOj Me 19 IV 89 II 67 al 68 119 St 61 64 64 60 63 66 48 28 28 26 27 IN 191 Oa tem i im 99 00 14 • 12 11481. 85 90 78 82... t 0 19 _ 991 ICO 92 94 le le i 131 U 6 U 99 100 99 100 * ei 99 100 94 97 BASIS PROVINCIAL BMW MARKZT& Lini,oo4., JAM. 80.-Bales today :—Furnees New 10L skarn 14—Gran Western, a—Lancashire and Fortin" 1171 }— London and Nue Western, 1231 /—Mancliester, Sheeran, and Lincoln. ed.. Mt 9—Metropolitan. 129* 3—North limatern Ber wick, 113—South astern. 881 I—lllinois Central, 61-oendede rate Loan, 17 64 6—Allianoe Bank, p.— Mercantil* and Re dman. Bank, 646 7-16 d.—North and South Wales Bank. 3311—North Western, 6 7.16 p.—Albion Marine, i 11-16 d.— British and Foreign Marine, 3 346 p.—Queen Insurance p. —Union Marine, a d., p.—National Steam Company, ad., 411 6 61 d.—St. Berbera Odd Mtn, 3-16 d- Matratlin" Jan. 90.—Tbe market was generally firm, Closing not quite at the highest point. Althorn Bank (Limited), 81 9 9 I—Coaferierate Loan, 671 871 i 7 61.—Oseat &stern, a 6} --opt Northern, A, 1561 1 1n 4 1 —Gnat W 11841111%, 82 11 2 I—General Credit, 81 146 Central, 61—IAnca. Wry and Fortran" 1171 i—London and North Western. 12311 —Manchester, tsmsffiald. and Lincolnshire, 611 21 x d—Meresa , tile Bank (Waned), 1112 d 1801 1 80—South Raelern, 1.01 i I—nuasses Dad Mersey Marine Insurance, 67.16 1 746 p.—koadad Warehouses. 16—Furness, 160—Ditto New )1111. dares), 16}—United Side 6-20, 60—WhIt•bavim and tare.., 271. BrisfilionAM, JAN. 36.—Thers were sales today of Great Western amine naarantan at 0; Metropolitan nonfa t lil ditto t mina WM. Si non : Inwood Con 1 dra. ; and Bir minim= Preference shares, 91. Stratford Rent Chargss were noted 30 to 301 : Wellington sad Severn Junctions, 101 to 101: and Stafforire Ons, AB. shank 4f Alliance Flee, to pan Ting were reline 06 Banking Company's shams at NI Dimness lent Bank at 60: and Birmiagliam Town and Drank. Bask at 171. Dna" JAI. 2g—Three pm Cant Osman 1111 I.—New Three pm Cent. nook, 871 SS—Bank of Iceland (loot. pen), MI Mikan Bank, New (Man at MIL geld), for messant, It —Ninon' et Liverpool ), (1•1 paid), to. scoomit, I—Provincial Bank (tydd), Ml—Royal Bank (101p_id). 31 aka Bank (Limits 6), " d Wexford rail paid), 91 rest ilautibens sal Wesern Mock I (1001. paid), ni—Dublin and Dreigheda Fair Cent. ' teed Stock, perpetual (1001. paid), 80—sea Sea 4 1 = Four per Cent. Perpetual (TOOL paid), It MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooe. Ta the rainfa l l iiirte's to3or tba dealer! 116 almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally exhibit no venation, compared with those last current yesterday. No transactions are o ffi cially reported . • • in the Stock Rachange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, and prices unaltered. The Caps Copper Mining Company have received advice' from their superintendent, dated Capetown, Dec. 22., stating—" To the report in my last on the ina I have nothing farther to add, and I trust every asmeence is now afforded you that a large extradite may be calculated apOn from Ookiep for a coesidarable period. Withia two or three months, oleo, I look forward to some good requite from Nababeap or Ooksbeep. Of Specktakel I have still hopes, sad I believe that good seseraeos is afforded that this pleas will leave some profit hem growled already opened. The ore extracted from the Wass is November hes amounted to 347 toss." A report has also bees received giving an encouraging amount of the operations in the smelting works. A bill of lading hie hese received for 506 tons of ore shipped. per Hastings, to Swansea. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAT.) Orr ILIOTIOO AND INTIMATION/IL TTLIONATH.) (IRON OUR OWN 00111211PONMIT.I OOTTON.-11arket opens with rather better irquiry. Sales probably about 4,ooobalm. 001111. —This attendance at market. Business in all articles very limited at nominally last Friday's rates. Rapid thaw JUDOS yesterday. MINOING-LANlL—gme DAY.) SCGAB.—The market hes speared elimadEly, bat quietly, at last week's prior, the inquiry bang swam f for ofVuhiled di ice, Bellaed • lame parcel al tithes hen beat sold at 42e. 8d ; otherwise, tie market is qui*, without chases la paces. Conws—Ths demand for coloury qualities ocistiause good, at firoll Recs—The market is ins, but without activity. Cot rums.—Thu quarterly sales of Ogles have goes off flatly, at 2d. to 6d. decline, fine qualities being Meat is must, but three-fourths of the quality o ff end (2.000 bales) found buyers, fourth sort la to is. 5d., third Is. 4d. to 1.. 10d., mooed L. Id. to Is. 3d., first ls. Bd. to 2s. 10d. fiumfavar.-150 bap sold for rub at Us.. ler WON. HOU 4. lima—The declaratioos for the nut queerly miss now amount to 10,833 shwas. Cops.—The marls* is extremely dull, at a decline of 11. to lid. per lb. on last Frideei ate& TALLOW MARMITE —OHM DAT.) '!ti. mszket &lady. 'Emu quotai 49a. ; PM Y.O. ea On spot, 41s. 9d. • Mira, VAC " senors " ; Joao, 495. 6d. ; October torDiessabsr, 436. 6d. to Us. a SMIT117111.1) HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAy.) Nora Esemy Coto. newt hale dew, el the tibl. loot* wiles —Prime key tram ll6e. 1101, NAM 'toyer, old, 110 s. to Mo. Straw, 270. to Not 111111 the d o , %Nisi Wis 117-Q nth* if lit% eXaciabh ,eztaale Is lam met Imi Ike hit I hi g ie I vnitlea I.lt tiswik I=7. RT. g lie s i tt NW. Mum