The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRIIPTCY. (Before Mr. Regirtrar Roche.) DI SZ JAtllltS SLIMS. The temlompt was an attorney, forms* of 8011S11- yaws, Gray's.inu, since of Brasley.risid, Ball's- He came to the court on his own Usition, ascriblog his failure to "lose through Light's tont Buoyancy Company." The debts, as far as cap gathered from the Imperfect preliminary statement, k not even out up, appear to be about 7,0001. This was the lint sitting. Debts were proved, end Mr. 0, Ralston, of 102, Londos.trall, merchant, wag chosen dr editor's assignee. Mr. BUMS is employed in the prows. Noe of the account*. IN 111 SAMDIL PHILLIPS DAL This was another fast sitting. The bankrupt describe himself as author and journalist, of New Ifilman.etreet, Bleccesburv. The debts are stated at 6481. Alleged cause of Palms, insaffieiency are ritings.* Further proceedings were deferred until the next sitting. TS PA NAST AND SAM The bankmpte were brielnuahers, of Kessingtos. Debts & wet 2,00Df. This was a sittieg fee eddied. The amount in been will : o ri a lup the former di - skis:ids of 2s. 70. to about fe. lathe MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. Won Mr. W. H. Bodkin, Assistant-Judge.) AA Wren% STIR= OF FRAUD. William Burma, 88, clerk, wee indicted for obtain' ag by false pretences the sum of 111. 34. from Marie Chamber lain, with intent to defraud. There was a second indict ment against him for obtaining by false protenoss the sum of ss. 6d. from Swab Trimlett, with intent to defraud. Marie Chamberlain, said she was the wife of Thomas Chamberlain, of No. 21, Robinson's-row, Kingsland, and knew the prisoner. On the sth of April last the prisoner called upon her at William4trest, where she then lived and brontht two notices to quit for some tenants who lived there. He raid that Mr. Parnell, the usual collector, was unwell, and be wished her to go . round with him to collect the rents. Before the primmer came she bed collected 111. 3s. as rent from some houses, and the pn said be was to asks all the money she had collected to Me. Parnell, who had sent him to remotes it. Believing his representations to be true, she paid him the money and he signed a receipt for it. She af ter wards went round with him to several houses in William-street, Hemy-atreet, and Kingslaard-road, oollected the Mtn from the tenants, and handed the mousy over to the primmer. John Parnell said he lived at Harper-street, Theobeld's road, and was house-agent for several houses in Kingsland, He knew the defendant, but he was not in Ma employ. On the sth of Apri l whom seat him with a letter to Mrs. Chamberlain, and gave him 2s. for his trouble. He merely told him to deliver the letter to Mrs. Chamberlain, bat he never authorised him to edict rests or receive money. He did authorise him to receive the money which Mrs. Chamberlain had collected. The prisoner had never paid him the mosey so erileeted, and witness never raw the prisoner again anti the 7th of December, although he had been looking for him ever since. The other indictment was precisely of a similar character. In that case he went to Mrs. Tremlett, of No. 6, Henry street, Kingsland- road, and having stated that ha wail authorised by Mr. Parnell to receive the rent, obtained sa. 6d. from her, and reeMpted the book. The prisoner endeavoured to show that he had been formerly in the employ of Mr. Penton, and that be stood in the capacity of his servant, but it appeared t ha tt after be received these different sums of money, he oed and was only met with by accident. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. ILEWING UP CHUB/WA& This morning, as yesterday, the sitting magistrate, Mr. Vaughan, was occupied during the whole forenoon with charges of drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and moult, arising from a too jovial oelebratioo of this festive seesoo. Most of these cases were of a trivial character, and were heated with considerable leniency. le others, however, there were features of aggravation which precluded the Earned magistrate from Oki,' that 0041110. Ooe of them wu the case of Michael Sullivan and James Hurst, who were charged with aesaultiog • cabman named Dempsey and Police-sergeant Fowles F 12. Dempsey, it appears, i s unpopular amongst the roughs of St Giles in oonaequence of his Moog given evidence which promoted the conviction of form raining who some time bock were sentmoed to long terms of imprisonment for a murderous assault on a policeman. From this cause he had several times been subjected to annoyance and ill-usage. Last uight was more severel b attacked and beaten by the two prisoners , y y Sullivan, who knocked bun down and kicked him in • most brutal manner. Fowler amine to his rescue and apprehended the prisoner, who resisted and struck him. Sullivan, even after his app rehension,i continued to threaten that he would have Dempsey's life. Two witnesses was called for the defence, and deposed that all the provocation came from Dempsey. They contradicted themselves in se flagrant a manner that Mr. Vaughan con sidered them wholly unworthy of credit. Mr. Vaughan sentenced Sullivan to two months' impri sonment, and ordered him at the expiration of that period to enter into his own recognisanees of 101.. sod find one surety of 51. to keep the poses for four mouths ; and fined Hurst 30... or fourteen days. Thomas Langford and Charles Moore ware charged with sisoultilig Police-sergeant Rambling, Barton 1, and constable Bart bliog, F Ham 3o. was on duty in the Strand, neer St. Clement's Church, and saw the prisoner Langford go up to the stall of a peer old woman who sells sheeps' trotters and snatch up some of her dainty wares, with which he ran away. Hamblin followed him and brought him beck. He offered to give the woman 61, and upon her refusal used foal tannage to her and to the sergeant, mad struck the latter. Hamblin took him in custody, when be resisted so violently that Barton had to come to the orgoant's assistance. As they moo' through Boswell court Moore mime out of a publie-e, threw some porter over Berton, and the pot at Sergeant Rambling. Mr. Vaughan fined them 75., or five days' imprisonment, observing that it was a pity eople could not enjoy them. selves decently at Christmas. A cabman, charged with being drunk while in charge of his vehicle, ,aid, " We were all liable at times to fall into temptation." Mr. Vaughan—Then it is our duty to resist. Nothing is more dangerous than a drunken man driving a carriage in the streets. Yen must pay Ws., or ten days. CLERKENWELL. BLIGULAB CAI3I.—A HOHELIHD CRASH= WITH BREAKING urre werx's WITH Middleton O'Malley, who described himself u a labourer, was charged before Ur. IYEyncourt with wilfully breaking the parlour window and entering the house, 10, Barton cressent. and threatening the life of his wife. Mr. Ricketts. solicitor, of Frederick-street, Grey's-inn road, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Codd, banister, for the defence. According to Mr. Ricketts' statement and the evidence adduced, it appeared that the complainant and the de fendant were man sod wife. They were married in August,lB. - A, and separated in October of the following Tear. At the time the parties were married the wife was in the pomession of about 20,0001.. and the defendant was in the receipt of 18s. per week. When the parties separated the co mplainant agreed to allow her husband 501. a year, and that sum lad been regularly paid. Since that agreement bad been made the parties bad not lived together, and on Sunday morning, between 2 and 3 o'clock, the defendant went to his wife's house, knocked at the door several times, and was refused admission. He had with him three or four men and some low women. When his found that be could not gain admission he made use of bad language, and said he would break in. Suiting the action to the word be pulled off his coat, gel over the area =flap, broke the windows, and also the frame, and thus gained admission to the house. When he had gained admiaion, be rushed up te his wlfe's bedroom, and threatened to smash her. She ran into the drawing-room, and he followed her, and would have hit her had he not been prevented by the police, who had great difficulty in restraining him from breaking the goods and furniture, and in getting him to the polies station. The defendant had got a poker, and said be would smash everything in the plus. In answer to Mr. Codd, the complainant said that she went in fear of her life, in consequence of the defendant's violence. She denied that she had encouraged the defen dant at her hence since she bad separated from him. The defendant was so violent that it took three policemen to take him to the police statics. Mr. Ricketts said that in 1861 the defendant had been bound over to keep the puce towards his wife le two • sureties of 201. each, and he was also geed 2f. for mann ing the complainant's charwoman. He (the defendant) was • violent MAN and Mr. Ricketts hoped the magistrate would make him find responsible sureties to keep the peue towards hie Mr. D'Eyncourt ordered the defendant to enter into his own surety for 801., and to find two reponsible sureties Is the sum of 404 each to keep the peace for six months. The defendant was locked up in default. LAW COSTS AOAINST THE Csowx•—Under the set of parliament, which will take effect op )(madly next, it is provided that in any entice or snit the Clanomissioaers of the Admiralty shall be liable to pay or initiate! to receive costa &wordiest to the ordinary lay and practice rotative to costa CETWIAL PALACE. Oss Sammto DAT. TEIEDAT. DEC. Arkolodown yarstoot. 43,506 ; lino by more WM% 4105 ; fatal 'Mom 46,611. E OF A TRACT XING, DAY. e coroner for Weet the suicide of Clow' ro little girls observed ng tracts at the houses green, Hammersmith. to • gentleman he and walked quickly placing his back up ocket • large double d:wiled the ~ion ,00k, the gentleman is ry could rush to th e e pistol in his mouth, • of his skull corn. red about the grass, end ground in • poet of mused the police to stable Dillon, 293 T but tlkas pole; n t :tithe whole 171171 The deorsed's foe an a stretcher to ,wand ores a marled ritrova, Hammersmith, Saw to the Hon. Pest well knows and mach in which he resided, his tuns to religious traces and pamphlets. set whir& was inseribed ,table Iliaeowsred is the 150 pamphlet headiest, The melancholy ma r . s deceased's trends, for visite and gave a largo MATE CHILDREN N. S DAY,) the deputy coroner, ern, Heaton-old-town, an e two illegitimate male oriels'. the Nd Met., is under the bed in • iioo LON No. 17, Esgle.wh i ut • shirt, and both were j tzess, Mrs. Wallace, sad Feiki, s domestic serrut Aaiun intocoutody. aid that when he raw the black in the face, and the round the nook of each a Anne Feild cooterred her of the children. He emoved her to the talk. I. aildren, Anne Fend, was inspector Robinson. She apparently about 25 yeah er position acutely. i 'tarpon, said that Ittihad of the bodies of the do llen bad breathed bathed !ill being fastened roped child was born dead. The baked. _ . _ igistraba had, after bearing the accused from cnatedy. young woman was ea do whose name is known, 'hen the accused told him shunned her, and finally is conveyed to the Shore on the charge of supposed day her young man was shed the law could punish duoed mom's, braided of iy the mothers of illegiti case he was happy to be id that had been fora 'live t that the two deceased that one child was accidea• a ono was born deed. . E OP A MARRIED ;GENTS CANAL. by Mr. Richards, the c Castle Mtwara, Victoria. toed suicide of a married usual, aged 41 years. - - toffees, Betknal•prien,. mid mid for several years. Lae d, a porter. She had been to whole of that time she rafortably together. He was 0 compel his wife to support tante and went into Bethnal. ral good places as a domesi the habit of going after her in her, and spending them in osiveral places, sod she sp. it. Her poverty became so spending, and when she could a fortnight ago her husband to take all her savings hem mite upset by her husband'e all never rest until I have use." After that she wee can, said that he (mad the last Sunday morning, in the Ily-bridge, Bethnal-green. It bOunet On. ha MUM of death was =fro. )ody had ben at 144414 days reason the deceased's husband iry was that be h►d asked the nt him a day's leave as it win ,eded to his request. as was a very painful one. The fitted suicide, in consequenos her husband, but as the jury fact, no person h►ving even the water, they should return lict "That the deceased arse I of the Regent's Canal!, bat aters there was no legal aei• ORT.-(THIS DAY. IXII3II - 27, 8 A.IL L KSj ,L i lt. I of 0.92 - om I rb 0.0 2 , rm o.Bb SAILS SORTHIPAI FRIDAY. °DAM. S.W. sad 3 mode rate to strong, with some rein. VIM& As above.' • =ants. Chiefly S.E. to &W.. hot node. rite to fresh. ABM& Al pert above. itorn=lrelAnd. Wales. sod Adis' Mame and boy of SWAP and North Sea. et to the Times of the treat gee by homeopathy :—" In the idable disease, the assooiatioa in. ite first of a eerie• of careful mpe- Notice of this was given to the we, and an experience I veterleary :tion, has daily watched and noted iociation engaged the serviees of a omeopsthic veterinary, who, with , has remained in constant attend • local and personal influence of ngaged in our behalf. Bat, not the result of our first eases undertaken on the flat der Imlieed alive and were cunalles' Ixperienoe we have gained in Nor rry into Cheshire. From a feeding and dairy district, when the cure more vital importance. Oar pelte" impectioo, and its results will be r.—Snakes appear to be . Terl 4, no less thin seven having been ee lloorabool, and one four feet long ile several have been epee war the the Botanical Gardanc.-0440ag THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy nixTrao EALING NEETING.—(THIS DAY.)MATCH. Ben Nods bat Daisy. BILICEPRRS' PLLTE. T!T lAB7 !xar Da t a ia - Wt. " 8 ran. Won 1; Bleogtbs. HUNTEILT STAKES. Two-Gad...half miles. Wood Pigeon, We Clown (30J.); Cooorro (3W.); Good for NaNiod (301.); ladybird (301.); Lostborsidas (O.) All ore ban. CASIZEBAR STAKES. About two and • half miler. Aocerr•Pcnts.--Cantab, 10st 9lb Arlemoott, 10st 91b The Aggressor, lOrt 711) ; The Rogue, 10st 7lb ; Almerin lOat ; White Stookhns, 10n. AU are hen. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. About two end a half mum Bravo, Idiot, Conjuror. Cotwave, Violet, Oxygen, Free stone, Barbedoea, sod Aos of Trumps. All sold for 301. Beverley sold for 501. AU are here. RCN. ARTILLERY 011 - P. Three stiles. et, The Sportsmen, Donhbxe, Omar, Half Skin (late CS Ploughboy), The Cripple, Amazon, end Doctor are here. 19 et. MEETING OP THE COVET OP ALDERMEN. (THIS DAY.) THE INSURRECTION IN JAMAICA. es. A special Court of Aldermen was held tbis morning at Guildhall, for the purpose of a communioation from Sir G. Grey, the Secretary of State for the Home St. Department, being read in reference to the appointment of f t . the Recorder of London, as one of the oommissioners for St inquiring bibs the causes of the late outbreak in Jamaica. et. The LORD MAYOR read the letter from Sir G. Grey. st which merely announced that the government had thought St. t. right to appoint the Recorder as one of the oommiesioners e i and asking the Corporation to sanction the arrangement, anti St Offered on the part of the government' to render every tt . facility for the discharge of the duties of the Recorder by St. some other gentleman, and to pay any expense that might be incurred. St. St The LORD MAIM, it stating the eiraumstancei, tick oc. St. casion to complain that the Recorder should have been I: communicated with in the first instance, Instead of the IN Corporstioa. I of mo The }MORD= explained that when he was first applied to he declined the appointment and thought there was an St. end of the matter, but it was afterwards pressed upon g R him, and he at length consented. Alderman Commas% M.P., that moved that the request t be acceded to, which was @wooded, and carried unanimously. st, The court then adjourned. Bs. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' BIZIEVOLENT 94. INSTITUTION.—(THIS DAY.) in The ordinary half yearly court and election of Bes et. this inskitutios was held this forenoon at the London fit. Tavau; Mr. Canna in the chair. at. Mr. Heinen (the secretary) read the report, which stated 64. that the total receipts of the year had been 1,705/. 15c, ^ S.L. and the total expenditure less than that amount by '„. 6111. 2a. 6d., which remained as the balance in the hands of * the treasurer. The board gladly reported that they had ag, made gnat additions to the benevolent fund, which now to amounted to 5,5001. The board recommended the St. e lection of three annuitants, which would increase 1 . 0 the number of annuitants to thirty-one, affor *". d log the gratifying fact that io young a society had been enabled to extend aid to 47 persons, and pot by as a reserve fund 5,5001. The report concluded with an earnest appeal to the great body of commercial travellers lb. to rally in support of the institution. ton On the motion of the Cusnuiss the report was adopted. at. The committee of management and the other officers for X/ the ensuing year were then elected. ti The CHAIILMAN then declared the business of the court '"" closed, and the election of three annuitants from five candidates wee then proceeded with. fa On Christmas-day the dining-room of Hanteville home, Guernsey, was crowded with the poor children who as. were the invited guests, and with many of the residents .I' o and strangers, to whom M. Victor Hugo on them occasions t ry opens his house. A substantial and elegant luncheon was Ito laid there, cakes, pastry, fruits, and wine were at the same I time handed round to the children and to the t w at ether potions prompt, • sort of fraternal communion I: between the rich and the poor which was delightful to wit- try sees. After this collation the children were conducted to tot the billiard.rooro, where, spread upon the table, was • large S t quantity of warm and useful clothing for the girls and boys, s to whom it wee distributed. St St The Su ff olk Chronicle has a long biography of aat hi g hly esteemed inhabitant of Ipswich , Mr . Richard k Dykes Alexander, a member of the Society of ,11, Friends, who died there a few days ago. Iwich ;" ~, and Eat Suffolk are largely indebted to him for the erection, establishment, and support of the Fast go Suffolk Hospital. He also built the convenient and Si spacious Temperance-hall, in High4treet, entirely at his 3, own oast. Mr. Alexander, in conjunction with Hr. Cob bold and Mr. Orford, accomplished in late years the work of 'applying the town of Ipswich with an abundance of water. THE WE.ST KENT LIBERALS.—The committee 01 the Rochester district of the West Kent Liberal Registra tion Association have arranged to hold a public dinner on Wednesday, the 3rd of January, at the Crown Hotel, at which Mr. Angerstein and Sir J. Lubbock. the liberal can didates at the last general election, will attend. The object of the meeting is to secure a more thorough organi sation of the liberal party in that division of the county. SHOCKING DEATH OF A Poseim..—Yesterday, at an inquest held in Morley, near Leeds, before Mr. Jewi soo, coroner, on the body of Thomas Hint , of that village, it was elicited that the deceased, who had been serving a term of three mouths' imprisonment in Wakefield House of Correction for poaching. was returning home from gaol, and had been indulging his penchant for shooting when he met with his death. As he neared home he put his gun in the inner pockets of his shoot ing•coet (having previously eeparated stook from barrel), and walked forward with a friend. The barrel was loaded and capped. On approaching his dwelling, a large lurcher dog which belonged to the deceased espied him, and jumped up at his breast fawningly, and the dog's caresses by some meens canoed the barrel to fall to the ground, and as the cap struck the pavement, the piece was discharged, and the deceased wounded in a mat shocking manner in the lower put of his person. The unfortunate man was carried home and surgical aid callad in, but he died in • few hours. The jury totted that the occurrence had been se cidentel, and returned a verdict to that effect. DEATH Piton Eioncsi v EDLINKrwo. —On Thursday last an inquest was held at the Bull Inn. Troston, before G. A. Partridge, Eq., on the body of a man named Thomas Harrell, aged 49, who met with his deat h under the following shocking circumstances :—George Leeks, gamekeeper to the Duchess of Cleveland, at Banton Downhaen, deposed that eo Tuesday night he stopped at the Bull, Troeton, not liking to proceed further because it was so dark ; Charles Lloyd, of Braude°, was with him. They found deceased in the kitchen, and he asked them for drink. Lloyd mid in a joke, "You can have half a pint every five minutes for an hour." Deceased replied, " I'll have it." Lloyd said, "Don't you have it without you lice it." Deceased did not seem tipsy then, and he drank eleven half.pints and bat sic ; he then wanted to to witness for more beer, but he would not. Some time afterwards the deceased was brought Into the kitchen (after witness bad been to the King William), and laid in front of the fire; be was then very drunk, and soon appeared ill, dying, and expired before the doctor came. The eleven half-pints were small (Id.) beer. Witness believed be could have drunk that quantity without hurting himself. Charles Lloyd, land lord of the Duke's Heed, Brandon, said he did not fore* the deceased to drink. William Girkin said be found ieceued lying on the straw in the stable, and brought hi m into the th e kitchen. Mr. H. Taylor, surgeon (who bad made a post aortas examinatioe), said the deceased died of con gestion of the brain. canoed by the beer.—Verdict " That the deceased died from the of eetsof suasive drink ing."—Bury cad Norwich Post. RIOT AT GIIILDFORD.—Last night the town of Guildford was the scene of riotous proceedings which drew forth the active isterference of the police. For a number of years past the "guys" have been quite no tenons in that town, and proceedings of a disgraceful and outrageous character have invariably followed their appear ance in the streets. Last night a number of fellows, dressed up as "guys," entered the town. The first policeman they met was attacked, but he escaped from their clutches, aid ran off, closely pursued by his assailants. He was over taken, knocked down,' and severely injured. A body of police now appeared, and a general melle commenced. The constables drew their staves, and charged the "goys," who quickly beat a retreat. Three of their number were, however, left in the hands of the polies Late lass night the town was still in an excited state, and further rioting was expected. A REnnitYARLIPLOOKIICG BLED. —A very remark. able.lookiog bird was killed a short time ago at Allandord. It had the neck of a heron, short thick legs, web-footed like a dunk, portions of its c oat like a seal, and wings like a sensttli, but of great length. It is supposed that the bird is • I'lotus—a species of darter, but it is seldom seen on this coast. A very remarkable fish was also netted in the Honking yesterday morning. It was about 30 inches long, had • bead like a calf, with a spike about 2 Inches loos running out from the snout and terminating in • soft piece of Bash or Isp hanging down. The Belt in question is known as the Australia, is a despise fish, but is wit for fwd.—Melbourne paper. itioni. ... s r" t0..... t pp;Tb0pap1it.P.C.b..11,1‘74.18361:484.n la .0▪ 06 : it: a ir. „ ii . .. D0..p.,...,..b..Au5.1. ~.0..., Do. do. 1110-1000 IN .. .. Do. do. 188040 100 .. .. Do. do. 189041 100 ▪ . D0.tip.0.Ap.404.19 10101 :I— Digke,l4 or. 1600, 6 p.0t.109 6000 .. Do. 1078, do.. 1 0 0 6 Datuittas Opel et, iril 10l Al_ D o . 1876 101 00,.. Do. 11019 6000 .. D o . 1896 10 AN .. BOIL Gow.Opor Net.. U \ 6000 .. New Bruin Gov. 0 p.ed. 10 .. .. N.B.Wales Gr.* p.n1866, 1 10 .. .. Do. Op. o. 1871 to 1876 101 . Do. 6p. e. MEI bc 1801 101 6 0 81 • . Now 7•111M410 Per cast.lloo 001 • • Do. 6 per cent. 100 .. Novo SeoNs 6p. 0., 1078 100 .. Queogind Oor. 6 p. 41.'100 titant.Der. 6 jp. 1870, 100 ~ .. 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' 1 !6,00 01 M 111.11wallF.Ld.mAoolL I 1 60,000' 60 Mlllwall Iron It orka %MO 10 NalelLandao o L D. (11 1101000 ss National Dla.Oom. 1111 40,000 26 Natlonall"rov.Marine 00,000 101 National Steam Navi.) 111 0,000 110 Sertladdathml • L 0,000 M 00. New 00 , 000 16 N.Zealand 1.41t1L.M.L. 40,000 16 !Crosland TALoa444I. 16,000 10 NortberniusarsTea(L) 26,000 10 Do. B 147,1761. .41. `l.Bril A astraladast(l) 10 Sas 10 N.Brlt&Merren. lAA 14.000 10 Nowsong Tea (United) 40,000 as Imam, Is emus Insora. 10,010 50 Odeatal FlnanciallUnt 1 II 20.0 00 4 WGes (Lanadl al 10.000 6 D o . New 1 60.000 10 Orient.lslandSteam(L ) al WM 10 -A sinlanainveaLl 1 10 SO 00 Company (L.) 1 10.000 10 Ottoman Yhmucial (L.• 21 la, g ottoman Des (Luntted). e 1 100.400 60 Gurney,Co.(Ll 11 04506 10 Panama& le .nteam(L.) I 10.114 6 Do. do. 114,000' 11. Peelßlv.ldoddllta4L) s IMO se Peelaselsr 40. Steam el 10,000 40 1 De. de. Zed_.. M 17,00 a II lOnearada T.., 11... M. ( 2 1 10,000 411 Upson Iron al 10.000 1111 Do. New wee es No J. City homy. (4) al MAU M Ditto ditto .... ._ ll $4,00. , 20 :BM Janeiro Oss (Unt ) al 11,000 100 anal Mall Steam mom e► icot.aumrs.lovest. r. 1M 80,000 90 Omith, Knight. &Co. L. 11 00,000 is inr_l l lnad.d• !Wrote( 11 scoop 0 & African S. & le. (L I sso s soma austranan Lama ei MONK 11l Schroadne T p elsgraph I 141 ,Irriida ... 67,600 M rel.Constrac.,tMain.(l. 11 100.000 90 rheineatleney 'BALI 1 7.600 20 'Trinidad Petroleum IL 27,501 11l 61106 0 7 01 . 60 L L, 64000 110 I.dt L. eu. 0tt..4.10aM 100,000 10 ITh.Marine of Llrer. t t. 001.10 1 I thiltedLisiss. o o. 1 al MAO( It a7pperkdvsra. Marisuntene lad, L 1, 0 glias 26,000 1 II Ditao 10.0001 se IsaDismsn's Lead.. *OKI 40 Warrant llnanomUm 1 90.00(1 GO Wedlndla&Pacific2.(l I 7 oti per I par 48 81 so, 8 eau It ~0 61 .1 4 i - NI 0 - 7$ 14 xi - p 410. 0 n Si 111 I 5 4 II 44. 104 I r 1103 i; . 1; 114ia I IS 41 3 2 1 414 2 II ella 1 pi a Fo, CO - 1 - 2idJ 11 pm I e o . ei t igal I !'l pora 11 1)1:1 e 1I 4 Dml • 10 11 10 se 2(us * 1 iOml large: PREFERENCE SHARES. Grist Eastern, Eastern Counties F.:Motion, No. 1, 101. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 2,102. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish (16I.) R3l x d. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidia),lo4. PROVINCIAL SHARE MAMMY& liwinseet,, Did !6 . ''•"' lady : Greet UMW% 42r 1 Great Western. 501 - London end North Weatern. 1254 1 Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire. ef 1-1 f etropolitan, 1138 i , Midland. 1431-Boath lasers. 7 31 1-Iforth Stafford preference No.!. 107-Birkenhead. eBl-Baffato end LW Huron, 6 6•16 i i 7.16 I-Grand Trunk of Canada. la i i i i-DitiO 3 pit OW& 4th preference stock, 351-Great Western of Canada, IT -Fate. I bed 4-United Mates 6410 Bonds. WI-Lirerpool Ploarsctel Asia I ciatiou (Limited), i d.- North Western Bank (Limited), ti p.- Queen Insurance, i 6-16 p.-Vnion Marine (Limited), 1 15-g c % -National Steam (Lalted), 1 1-16 i 11.—West India and Picam, 1. JIMICHIM34 Dim. 26.-There was a red bantams. bet at I;o%e: 4 h:dime. C. Cameral end Co. (Limited), di d.-Zries, M others A. 1461 -Grand Think el Gemds, mien.* la k iTitn i c te ar 4 ; a i i , id T i g n kshire. 1 ohm.n.t.3dmclrsd r end toasty 4111-Dttto peep. 5 per cent. pref., 107-16 7 3- 'traria^ use -44ceth British, 149-Bonth 734 It-Thames and Money Marine Insurance (Limited:, 64 p.-United States 6.20 Yaws' Heads, 06-Trenk, 4th pref., lei. MONEY MARKET.-(21118 DAY.) Orm &Mom The stock markets to-day are quiet, the chief business consisting of preparations for the half monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. In the absence of fresh business, and owing partly, perhaps, to the anticipation of the usual tightness in the money market at the turn of the year, the general tone is dull, and, as re gards a few of the leading securities, a fractional reduction is observable. The price of Consols for the account has declined i per cent., while the quotation for money is unaltered. A few of the speculative foreign stocks are a trifle lower. Little change has taken place in home railways. United States 5-20 Bonds show a partial recovery. Cana dian railway securities, on the contrary, have relapsed a little. The applications for discount to-day are not very numerous, but there is a good demand for money on account of bankers and others, who are preparing for the increased business always experienced at the end of the year. The rate for good bills is 6 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87} to §, ex div., for money, and 871 to §, for January 9. The foreign stock market is dull, and a decline of § per cent. has taken place in several of the speculative descriptions including Turkish of 1866, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, Brazilian *trip, and Mexi. can. Borneof the present quotations are subjoined, viz.. :—Greek, 151 to 161 ; Turkish Five per Center. of 1865, 4.2 a to ; Spanish Passive, 27§ to 3 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 16k ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 14 to 11 prem. ; and Mexican, 24§ to k. United States 5-20 bonds are better, at 641 to 65. Atlantic and Great Western Railway mort gage bonds are quoted I to 1k prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 15-16 to 11-16 prem. ; General Credit, 23-16 to 5-16 ; prem. ; London Financial, 41 to f prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 2k to I prem. ; Credit Fowler and Mobilier of Ragland, 31 to i prem., ex. all; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 6} to I prem. The sham of Charles LaStte and Ca are quoted 31 to 1 prem. ; English and American Bank, 2 to 11 prem. ; and London Steam Towing, lit to 2 prem. Hair-PAST Taus O'CLOCK. I d Consols are fiat, at 871 to IL, ex div., for money, and 87d to it, ex div., for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. There was a fair demand yesterday at the Bank discount office. The general market was rather quiet, and well supplied with money, yet the rate for good bills was maintained at 6 per cent., the Bank minimum. Some effect was produced by the at arrival at maturity yesterday of a large amount of Indian paper, as well as by the requirements in con nexion with the Stock Exchange, where short loans on government securities commended 5i per cent. Some of the dealers in that establishmest are under stood to have repaid ywiterday to the Council of India loans to the amtfunt of about a quarter of • million, and it is said that the necessity of pro viding for these repayments was one of the chief ad motives in keeping the Stock Exchange open yes terday. A memorial to the committee is in course of sig nature amongst members of the Stock Exchange, soliciting that Monday next (New Tear's day) may be appointed as a holiday in that establishment. The opportunities for a relaxation from work are certainly not too numerous at present. The magnitude of the demand for gold for expor tation to the continent is shown in the fact that the whole of the 498,0001. by the steamer Great Britain, ad from Australia, has been bought for transmission to Paris, and 147,000/. was taken from the Bank to day for the same quarter. These rem ittanceit ar h e understood to be chiefly in payment for hc is sent from Marseilles to the East to a very large extent on English account. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration of importance. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam. 3 months, 12.1} to 2 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12 . 1 } to 2 ; Antwer p . soontlea, 25.474 to 524 ; liainbaro, ms. balm, 3 months, 13.94 to } Pare, 3 days, 25.10 to 17} ; ditto, 3 =oaths, 25.40 to 45 ; Frankfort-on.the-Maino, 3 months, 1201 to ; Petersburg, per rouble,. 3 months, 30 to I ; Vienna, off. fie., 3 menthe, 10 . 77 1 to 821 ; Trieste, ditto, 3 months, 10.771 to 821 ; Madrid, 3 menthe, 461 to } ; Oadis, 3 months. 47f to I; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.6 0 to 65; Genoa, 3 mouth'', 25.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Messina. 3 'meths, 25.60 to 65; Lisbon, 90 days, 511 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 51} to E. It is notified that meetings of proprietors in the South Eastern Railway Company will be held in Liverpool and Manchester on the 28th and 29th inst. respectively, " when several directors of the company, together with the general manager, will be present, to afford information with reference to the company's proposed policy in the ensuing session of parliament, as intimated in the circular issued by the board, dated the 18th inst." This introduces a new feature in railway administration. The ex-' ample is worthy of imitation, as tending to draw closer the relations between railway proprietors and their directors. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,1121. over the corresponding week of last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 2,1511. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the Bth inst., were 13,0251., being 1,39 21 . more than in the correspond ing week of last year. The twentieth ordinary general meeting of pro prietors of the City Bank is convened for the 16th of January. At an "extraordinary" meeting, to be held immediately afterwards, resolutions will be 1 " submitted for dividing the present 1001. sharer into live shares of 201. each. The particulars' are published of 5,009 bonds of the South Austrian, Lombardo-Venetian, and Cen tral Italian Railway Company, which were drawn by lot at a public meeting at Vienna on the 14th instant, and will be paid off at 500 f., or 201. per bond, on the 2nd January. als Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of January. The total is unusually Amountliare. Doe Already Nainber Dee In Jan., 1965. Date. Fold. CalL of Shares. Amount Bristol and South Wales 1 . 0.10 D 6 per cent. Pref. /7:16 Great Beaters ElO per cent. Pref. Great Luzembeurg Pref. 1 Great Northern New Or dinary Deferred Block 13 Imperial Merdmn l6 . Lancashire and Yarn shire New 6101{ per cent ?let Do. .16 Pref., PM_ 1 - 1 London and North West ern, 5 per cent. pref. stock . 16 10 10 0 Not knows. 111 4 11 . 1 " 257,2111 0 0 0 Sot known. 4 110 0 148.000 Z 1104.460 14 10 0 45,i/04 60,400 40 20 0 0 C9C0,000 10 3 0 0 135,000 1 0 0 1233 0 0 1 0 0 00,763 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) • Ows o'OLocic. The railway market is inactive to-day, and with the exception of a reduction of } per vent. in Mid- MIV, land and Lancashire and Yorkshire stooks, prioes show no alteration. The fortnightly settlement has just commenced. ••• London and North Western stock is now quoted 125} to 126 ; Great western, 68} to NI • Midland, 123} to 1; Lancsahhe and Yorkshire , o 122} to ; South Eastern, 72} to 73 ; Great moo io Eastern, 42} to } ; Caledonian, 127 to 128 ; too Metropolitan, 138} to } ; Great Northern, 126} let to 127} • ditto A, 146 to 147. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is again 7. rather lower, 34i to 36. Great Western. of Canada shares are also flatter, the present quotation being tc „,,n , 161 to ORDINARY SHAMS AID MOLL - I BAKIWATL I Clasthg".l w. 6°-da7 yoatorday. to 1 p.m M S. 147 148 01 SS 13 11 60 80 08 TO 10 It MO Deland and linable 100 Cambrian a Oink and Bandon.— ea Ocenwall 100 Dublin sodßeleal Jane W Dmidoninetli.dMieUn MI leg Loudon &rip Oirl. 60 Do. Bbl =ow ihism end W owt eeterr a 100 Do. L Ann Wt.. No 1 100 geese Norlitoillooliand 100 Oreallonnars 100 Do.A 1 ♦ma so die. an 100 Do.ll lid Op. e. lePald li MO Do. New. lea at 25 pm 40 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Slack 10 Lit. bosh s W me. Weal 100 anal WaSera Doillow VaLenallla 100 1)o. Beath Wails 100 Do. W. Md.—Orford 100 Do. Do. ltewport Ds Do. 1011 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 10 London end Blaeawall 100 ton, tn. & &Coast 100 &Doe 100 lam Dttet. Ittien.A6 100 Landon& Nona Wenn 100 LondoennrathWeetero MI Man.,ebotot Lineolneb 100 Metropo li tan Do. W 6 Do. N Tataanan 111 Metropolitan Lbtriet 10 Do. do. do. 100 Mined • De. Mi &area 1011 Do' Ms. • Derby. ▪ bild lane 100 Worth WA Do. 1411n.liertli.DonL MO N. lee Me Do. Z ... Mal 114 . 114. II . iiii ant 140 147 Ueda— ..... . Iltook.&Dorilao. do. 180041.... ii:. 1 si. ill Da 16 Do. 100 North Lontlas a Da. do.. 1864 6 Dada WO 100 Northltallordildril all N..ft IL Western Jana 100 Soottlalt Central 100 'Scottish N.& Abor..llol ,100 'Broad& ILldlan4 1100 Shrvnahlra V Won." ,100 South Davos 111 :reou la V i trlailiZga 100 in Vale I Do. 0 100 Vale of Math 2 , w alerloo & WhNalinD IN IWrat Cornwall OL pane. N 94 96 66 V If 16 61 101 168 id 166 166 106 107 MD 61 110 166 106 106 116 106 166 167 163 106 106 107 98 100 Oa 66 100 106 OR N 88 11 1011 106 80 88 100 101 m lO6 1611il Ma INi MI SI 10e U U 676 06 I I IS . le. 1 1 $ 16 16 2/ Si 6 7 to 11 zd 11 4 t u. ... t 6 ft :?k 64 II 11 ss so Aso 460 L i si 10 24 10 is 19 10 6 6 s 4 6.s\ 9 11 99 99 190 SOO 16 96 100 Me 17 9 4 6 Inixd 199 191 Anon:tie.). 1224. es. dir. ; Lorelos, 47i; lbrior. 11 North British and Xartnatils, Mg. Gaslight and Coite.—Bombay (Dimling 5, ex O. Brighton, 28 to 4 ; C,ommerrisl, 374 to rg Imperial. to 794 ; Imperial Austrian, 96 to 4 to 6i to 6; Unid Gittergi St to MI ;Werttotattor elm:Tiered, 70 to-694 Ditto NM, 39; Western, 161 to } to lb& Doelta.—Loodon and St. Yu:theme, 794 to 80 : Ditto Dr. ' bantam Stook, 89. The interest due on the lit of January on the debentures of the Melbourne and Bobson's Bay United Railway Company, and en those of the Melbourne and Hollion's Bay Railway Company, are announced for payment in due coarse by the Alliance Bank. MIMS EVIDIVga. Consols, which closed on Friday at 871 to 1 ex div., for the 9th January, opened this mooning at the same quotation, and closed at 871 to I. For money the last price was 871 to j, official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols , for m one y , 871, 1, ; for account, 87f, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87i 1 a 87 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1, 67 ; Stock, 246 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, ion, ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. I n dian government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted 6e. to 2e. dia. The foreign stock market was dull. A decline of 1 per cent. took place in Greek Coupons, lin Spanish Certificates, 1 in Mexican, and 1 in Spanish passive. Russian Five per Cents. of 1664 were firm and rose 1 per cent. There were also inqpiries for Turkish Bonds of 1862. The shares of the financial companies were dull. The only change of importance was a fall of about 12s. 6d. in Loudon Financial. The closing col, were as follows :— l nterna tional Finan cial, 1 to 11 prem.; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 41_ to 51 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 2j to 1 prem. ; Credit 'Fonder and Mob lien, 3L o o 1 prem., ex div. and new and ditto new, to 1 prem. National unt shares were last quoted 121 to 1 preca. •; Joint Stock Discount, 1 1 to 0 1 din. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to ; and Ottoman Socifite Gilndrale, 3} to 4 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were steady, closing at 61 to prem. East Innis. Land Credit were better, while Atlantic Telegraph Preference and English and Australian Copper declined. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: London Steam Towing, 1 to 2 prem. ; Charles Latfitte and Co., 31 to 1 prem. English and American Bank, 2 to 21 prem. American securities have given way. pinited States 5.20 Bonds fell 1 per cent., and Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares tot dollar. The following were the latest prices, viz. Illinois: -5.20 Bonds, 651 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 58 to 1 ; Central, 811 to / ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 831 to 841 ; ditto small. 84 to 851; ditto, Mortgage Bo nd i, scrip, to II prem. ISS,PO 110,711, M 96 69 691 3 , 1 dO SS 91 18S 109 1443 11412 90 92 1011 109 81 69 go 91 226; 138) 91 98 01 GS 138 139 S. 5* Pm 1* le 103 101 : pio its! 1241 1t 2 pa 92 96 67 69 2T 29 110 e ale 71 78 106 e 116+ $6 $7 10 11 pm 116 112 • 84 P. ▪ 10 P 6 74e 76 4 11 12 148 160 86 63 112 114 a 66 72.4 731 9 167 119 a -- iota 102 104 0 11 BRITISH PCIIIINIIONS. Atlantic & at. LSWYOIOIII Ban. Dv. & C. bag.ap.c. Do. 1 inures Buffalo d Laks___Huroo ii)` I DO 1100 - Do. IProdaracto Dad!„ Brant 10olorleh 6 per rent 6/1-5-6 OW. & Lawton ID.o. s. Caps T. is Dock dp. ad. 'Doroartos.7 p•oPor laaa. Nodal do. d • • INS India& Ern. 6 do I Do. .1 1.10•60A0 0 &Sad Wank 1.4,115til D0.144uep.161....M0t Do. 1•6 pest. Do. do. dafame . rd Do. tad praL Bonds Do. do. deterred Do led prat. Stook .. Do. do. deferred Do. 4th nod. Meek .. Do. do. deterred Great Indian Pannonia Dm mu. 6 par cant Do. New do Qt 6. of India R. 6D. et De di Pal 0 " , Ds I ,el western of Canada . ... 10 I I IN I. 10. st. K. 160 Si. 100 NO.l Doko.ll pay.lBlll Do. r. 60. Go. 1877.6 Indian liodiod Madras gem. 6 P. mot AP. do. 46 do D o . ea ot do.— Do. Mb Mambo Molb. 000. 6 Per 6. bd Molb. and Moboon's By N.R.olOse-dp.6 1,1 p. 11 . I sola., iris. 6 Per as" Do. NAM d 0... —• • Do. do. do Do. Poodouto do Do. Lod's& at.llot. do JOINT 81 n►nip. -- -- • - VON, 00 'Agra & Manarmaa'a(L 10,000; 60 'Albion 20,000,100 'AlliaseeLen.&Laverpool 11 10.000 1 100 , Do. leaded at ID pea II I 100,0001 00 Anglo Austrian 10,000 60 Anglo Fez/piton (Lim.) ll 10,000 60 Anglo Dalian lUinited U 11,300 10 Aslaticßank.Cor.newab I 50,00 MI 1 AOMMIIIIII al 12,600, 10 Hooka BrigshlAdoinbla sl 10.001 1 11 • Bank ad = ~, ...... 8.000,100 Bank of 16,000 i 30 Bank of Maio (LLuited) i 10,000 100 'Bank of Queensland (L), 111 10,000 60 Bankafriotorla,AtUalia . 11 ICON 10 ,Bank of New Zealand . , 11 41,000 50 Barned's Bank (Limited 11 60,000 10 grarißantreelogsseelL 11 10,000 60 'bnileh A Californian (I. 10,000 60 lirtigli N. Armadas 60,000, 10 IC. Bk. llidla.Aua., China r 10,0001 116 Itkarto ger. of Indlsofro 10,000,100 Cit M/1011101 ICldo y nial 64000, spi jComalionk of Canada ' 40,000 26 )Caco. Bank of India, &e. o.ooo' 10 ,Ocamotklated Bank (L) 000' 100 Continental 6,(051001 Do. New 10,000 II , DOOM and London I 10,000 60 Inset Londoo I United) 60,000 110 Ilnatern IreliangeiLlin) I 10,000 16 i lln6osh Joint Stack (L.) 11 00.000 10 gmo.liook&Aual.Chartd. al 10,000 60 ilinglish and Swedish (I. It 66,000 00 lenropean Ilenkillinited If 14000,10018164onaMlnlimig 74 61 MAC WO 1 Do. lamed at 2 pea._ II 111,0001100 1 Do. New 10,000 100 ,Iniperial Bank, Untied 12 516,00 6 10 ImparglOtbonian-. ll 4000 26 !lonian- sl 4000 161 Do. New 1 100.1110 25 land Mort.Bk; logs (L) i 10,6 1 11 50' Lou.111r.ofIllesloo.&c.(L 11 10.000 leo Lanka and Brazilian A moo° 120 1 lio. New 7 6.0001 1 00 Loodon & ltioer Plato(L 4 100,000' 26 : Do. Now, ire. at 1 i pai ' 50,000 30 'Loa. MBank of Aoatrl. 00,000 60 London and County 71 000 IC I Leridon Joint Stook *PM 10 London& South Agleam 6,600 100 Lon. & e. Western (Lilo. 4000,100 I Do. do. Now . 6,0001 60 Loudon& Venezuela (1 ) 50,010i100 'Len. ,t Wean:Ander 1 111,000 100 6,000100 1 Do. New 60.061! 60 'Maroanttle & IntilantL 14 MAW 100 Metro.4lProv. bank (L. g 6,166 ; 100' Do. de. 6.000 100 'Midland Bask (Lha.) - g 20,006 IS National of &minion,. 1 10.000 1 ,100 Itfottioout of Uverpout ll 10.000100 S.Pro.diesaa. 66,00020 1 Do. Ind and trd tune 40,000 60 'National Bank 37.600 10 New Strati Wales 00,000 10 Now Zembind (16m119 , 1) 60,000 20 North Western 00,000 16 Oriental Bonk Corpora. i 20,000 5 OrlentCorn.B.LlateO.o 16,000, S 1 Do. do. lateN.F. 11,00 u 20 Do. do. latelr.C. , 00,000 , 60 , Provin.BanklngLOrp.( l . 11 7.114 50 Do. do. 20,000 100 P100&0. of Ireland -.. 10,000 10 Do. do 07,603. 10 Segide.Puil.,&Dolbl(L 11 20,001 1 16 bait Anetralla al 17,061 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa - 11 10,000 109 110. do. Ira MIN'. 11 15,600 26 Colon of Aomtralta _ 10.000;101 Onion of Loam" (L n ) B 1 1 1.0111 10 Waked Login S DUC&S. No. 104 TC -008 rut and Wont indla 1 0 1 113 IS.OOOI 10 Geogalrloating D.,cl I -- kns.ue IL Los luo&StAssiarW TS Si 01 110,014; M likothounDtra jlOO _.qls Bt. *um Commertlal Ili:Oki i CUttil% luii 9n umii 301 e,ii - a 6,660 %OM 1,124 toll (14.?.1 _ 1 4,c54 - 4,200 4,000 - 1,044 .. 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"S. 4.4.0 LILO 1.1.4 10.0.7 1.3.0 18.1114 0.16.0 le II see 5.17.0 Kwol ;I - to - 101 _id -• :4 'Thlta Yellow ....... . nars. „ Troo ps :l3, poi not IO to 36 lAstortoos, At .. 22 to 9 Caoodlma. .. 23 tr 29 INTO LONDON. BY WAILS 5 TO DEC. 26 INCLUSIVE. WIA4P4I. NNW. Malt. Oata. node Pa qrs. W. qrs. brls. 111,1/. English sad &deb 140 PA .. 119 .• ' 26G trisbl foretgn 9900 1970 11119 0110 Total COMPARATIVE QUANTITIES AND PRIM OT GRAIN. FOR TRF WELL ODO 9 POl PIM 001111OPOWD11 19 Wl= lac. 23, .886. Lug =LI. Qrs. 1 11 P 1 1 1 . Qrs. Average. . 76,12 A .. 46L 8/. Wllll 75,478 SSA 10. 84,632 .. 10d. Barley 88416 Ms. 4d. ... 7,844 .. 124. 14. Cla4s 7,495 191. 9d. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT ILEO7IIO AND 11711/11/TIOIAL T1L1013111114 (mold cwa owi coutsarernurr.) Tim market rather steady. Sales probably 8,000 or 10,0'0 bibs. Wheat.. , Barley .. TALLOW MARKRT.—(THIS DAY.) The market a steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. is quoted 465. 6d. ; all the year, 484. 63. ; January, 48s. Gt. ; March, 49.. 63. BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIB DAY.) . Means. Patimdso and Smith report that the trade remains rosy quiet at Ana prior. IKON 403,00 COAL 2.LiaILET.--(11118 DAY.) wt. End Tare, 19s. 6d. ; Walls Ead East tl a rtlapool, 19s. 6d.; Walls Eod Gosforta 18a. 3d • Holy wan. 18s. Gd.; Taalleld Moor Bated,3d. ; West . Hartley, 16s. 93. ; Davidson's Hartley, 16s. 9d.; flastlare Hartley, 16s. 9d.— Ships at market, 74 ; at asa, 7b. Manic/. —The Inman steamer City of New York, from Now York en the 191li LPL, salved at Quesum town at 5.55 cut. to-day (Dec. 27). with Wee main, 4020430 dollars in specie, mid 224 pessengen of whom she Laded 34), sad proceeded for Ihmrpeol at 6.3911.nk PATIENT 01 , 71C3 MIJII2IJII, SOUTIY —Number of clatters for the week enemy Dec. 75, 1.295 ; told number .icce the epeniny of the aillelleigi free daily (12th May, 1858). 983,469. DOiryllNG-STIIIILT, Due. 23. —The Queen has been pleseed to appoint Colonel William George Benilay to t • • member of the council of the Bermudas or 8 mitts' blends. --Gaza4e. Keit:lmam, Szirmitn, _ AND Lusoomemnaz Ammon quotations Wel garnets el UN oerapsay's railways Total in January sad canals, imlnding reels. tolls, duty. Le., from July.l tv Subjoined are the qu otations of insursnoe gas, Dec. 17, 1865, amounted to 220.3351.. as gainst M. 1037. dock, and other shares, as given i n the Stock :- ' for the correspoodisg period of 1864 T he propertioe of change list of last evening : the South Sanction receipt+ mercies to this mousey from Imeraime. Guardian, 47( to t ; Indemnity Marine, July Ito Dee. 17 amounted tio 18,8574 as against 127 ge 3 ; lAverpool and London mei Globs (Si: per Cent. for the correspoodieg period of 1864, sad the expenses to 9,6534, as naiad 9,283 i. £lB inconver tible Prat. North Brill& New £lO Sharon North lantern Dar lington £25,1900. ,18 0 31 1 South laatern New 5 per eat. Pref.. AUL& • 1491 11 South Yorkahlra 'Jaw. £2O lamed at g prem 1 Vead6e l5 Central Argentine l5 glancheater. Bheff., and Use. 9 per cent. red Prot, 1865 r 2.962 20 0 24,230 00,2(0 $ 0 0 125,500 $76,500 101 50 0 Not known. .. 10 0 Not Imo vo. 14 2 0 0 50,'.00 100,000 2 0 0 100,000 200,000 MINES. -(THIS DA 7J Ozos o'Cukos. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day. Chiverton Moor W es t Chiverton, Wheal Trelawsey , North Treekerby, and South Exmouth shares are in good demand. Chiverton Moor are now quoted to 6k; West Oliver ton, 81 to 83 ; North Treskarby, 31 to Great Vor, 311 to 321 ; South Exmouth, 2i to a ; Wheat Grenville, 3/ to 4 ; West Oarmlon IA to ill ; Chiverton, 91 to 1 ; and Wheal Buller, 30 S to 321. COMMERCIAL AHD MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Very little Raleigh wheat Game fresh to band a-day. Owing to Mae holidays the attendance of millers sr& vary ad slowly, haters small. Sales, in consequence, pros:nom rates correct as Friday last were fairly su pported. The show of foreign wheat wee moderate. The traee•c tions in all qualities were on • limited scale* at abor.t stationary prises. Floating cargoes of grain moved off slowly, on forms r terms. We were moderately supplied with barley. Fine malting parcels were held at folly late rates , but grinding ma distilling sorts were very all. To becalmed sales,lower% prices moat have been submitted to. Malt changed hands slowly at unaltered quotations. Ore, the show of shied was tolerably good, ware in Wel request, at previous rates. Beans partook of the general inactivity, and the trans-1 actions in pies were much restricted. Flour changed beads to • fair scent, on former term , . Linseed and rapeseed were firm is puce, but the &smut - for them was by no means active. Cakes were steady. i.11:11.113 NI PRIM Zuesidia. Pa Qr. WELT. s. 4. Esser, old 44 10 1 1 sew 30 to 46 1 1/4.wblte, old 63 to 69 new 42 So 61 I Norfolk and Eineols SO I red, old Lanus malting Distilling Gruiding 27 to 30 Mad. gum Korth*, and Suffolk 56 to 65 Kingston and Wars 53 to 67 Brown 49 to 53 MIL New rev tr. On& 6 scotch potato lih white Nook BRAM _ ... - 311 to 41 Mitts. Tick 3ll 1.1 0 Harrow Pt(.o nu. GTO, U: ll to 60 op to 61 Batten - : TLOVR. Tows mak poi 1111 'k` f a; * I Sossabold Country Norfolk and Buff olk, asins 32 to 34 Inallab, teed OAT& 2O to t 6 potato l6 to 30 fieosch. toed Per Qr. I. I. WRIAT. Tel Or. Dante and koniga- bag 47 to 40 itostock & Meek/Ms = • 44 to 65 41 to 64 garalan, bard .. •oft American, red . 'Alta. .. ilaatir Ortnffing 54 to ES Walling Malting One. Dutch brewing ~. feeding i AHEIVA.III OF Oltillf. *O.. CARRIAGE, FROII DEC. 2 - - OAIII. I. I Dry Nal Swell* ntO So 48 Dant* PC to 40 lOPUIIa SS tx, 41 PL/. = ll5 to 39 17 10 40 IMAM 01. tl te Yo:, It to .°6 • tt 4 ..... is.S.W. W. W.N.W. W.N.W. W. N.N.W. W.N.W. & W. B S.W. 8.8. W. W.S.W. B. w. S.W. W.S.W. i~ O. 00 1 0.31 CO 10.151 of • O.: ,zob I I