The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-23 00:00:00

ci pi ler tlle etrNiloN !braes (Moro lard thief Justice Eale and ~• , , WalLono, Wilke, sad Keating.) • it/Ls ~ Wien. AND Mitten.--Tilt MOM '4 law t o i.UU to . . . • pally /want %eaten's,. The *retitle were owl the strifeasLSets were direetan el the tie. •.. Acrew Ate•r Compeer (Limited). The ••• • h.ol less employed to sell the Ikon • .•eu..l I , s the teetotally, and they had found s oh.. wan willing to pareirenr . the recut. fur .•. to however. was rained that the dime. ..• power hi sell without the sanction of A _genera • , 11. amt ••tssequeetly the role went I tic plaisitill• the cettinsission which they mad.' . I id i•t• the sale, 3.411101. ma plaintiffs now .u.e.l to re upset the ..(round that the alireeti , rs hail war• ,t tie.% ha .I authority to sell, when in • bed et. such authority : And at the i• tit. •lu.ti.,e Willem the jury found for the '• •:•0 1 1111. Thy matter, however. now rein he. • • art upon san..• being shown .;sisal 4Me being te enter a venial for thedefenolaats, ot to u. a trial. U , Heidi, Mr. Lush. ned Mr. W. Williams appeared to :.awl 4r. 31. Meath and Mr. Hooyman to sup• . ffi• rule. herd Uh 1..., dinitice said that the plaintiff. noel on cash of cutraet, awl the imestion OA which • •art give judgnicnt sat whether the cue. • • L a l 4eo l•rokiii. Th. defendants, as dlft•CtOrA of ,• 1111•4111 y. IA lot, a contra, t with Mr. Capper, who had oaro e lin e d to the plaintiffs, to tell to theni the twelve . I • of the coital...ay. The .ale went off on th e part of m I 'Apr,. because the twelve ahipe were the whole of the .puny • .tcic• and lavas.e the diteeters when the,. cm. • .•tvd to sell the shape Lad the rupee proccediug to ...dye the •••ii•pany and w i nding it up. Icing id amm that it wan for the inter. st of Al sole •tted 1.. do r,. xy the • output, 's deed the three • t• were aittberised to .4•11 and charter the ships .ol by another section of the deed the mode of di...dying mi• company mei provided. And by the following ...Aims the .rent of a do-elution the ihreeters might sell all the ••••• k cud anal up. Mr. l'apper objected that the general itheetty to sell del not authorise the directors to sell all tM ship- in older to a thwolutiim and winding tip, hut only .uth.air.la .ale after a dissolution. In this cam an disso -1 Ilion hail in fact Mien place. The plaintiffs eon. ical..l that the defeselaut. meat be taken to ham con ttactel with Mr. rapper that they had authority to • ; awl that they had broken that contract, awl had lidde to the plaintiff. for the ionimission which tie y would have tensed if the contract hail been completed. The court was of opinion that the plaintiff. bad failed to make this out. The contract between the defendants and Mr. I' ogler was a contract landing on the company, it bring 10.01 e ender the general authority to the direct i on to bill Aid -.41 the ceinpolly . . dill., They having authority to set 'hip, their was nu nil.. of law binding that authority to than twelve. The director. had a duty ti piotivt the monied intereats of their shareholders, aid if necessary for their interest. to lay the chips np in preference to navigating th e m or to .dl them. The court thought that the general authority given to the director. to sell extended to validate the oak Mast they inteuile.l to make to Mr. rapper, and therefore that the plaintiff. failed in their proof that the defendants hid to sell. There were other pasta in favour of the• defendants which it was sot necessary further to advert t... The mile woul•I he absolute to enter a verdict fur the drfewl.inta as the third end fourth Wine. Hide obi...late. ECCLESIASTICAL COURT OF APPEAL, DOCTOSS COMMONS. (Ware A. liobleteoa, Sumgait.) THE I. JANES anirffeLL AGAINKT Till 10..110? OF EOPOON, 011 APPEAL. mo cause name before the court in relation to an awed by the Rev. Janice Renee% incumbent of St. Stepno, against the judgment and sentence of deprivation pronounced against Lim by the Dean of Arches, Liehiu.:tou, in the suit instituted at the instsace of the Bishop ofl,oudou. _ . Mr. /Inkwell, who appeared in person, brought in •he re turn of the I)rau ..1 .trches to the imbibition and monition to 'wrath r• copor• of the proceedings of the court below, eh, h war. entered by the registrar. Mr. F. Mart Dyke, proctor, appeared no the fart of the Or.hol. of lotalon, and entered an appearance agaitat the court then ordered that seat court clay Mr. Boswell Artl4l Wham in the hbel for admission, preparatory to bane i.Jug found sad the ate nest up from thin court to the Privy eounciL COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. (•ommissioner Hcfroyd.) Rr LAUDENUC, VoRTINORE, AND LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) 'AWAY. IN UM I.IIATHIn MUM. Thi. morning this case ease resumed ;Y .- Dir. Kerslake (eh.. .an in.tructed by Mr. Murray, M.P.), for the asiwieea. addressing the court and contending that the hatikrupt,' %maim: had been reckless, and that a ,i.deni had bran adopted by which a doable set of bills had leen placed on the mosey market, which although they reprmenteil originally some leather were renewed over sad ver vain until s very small composition of it could be found in them. The lammed camel Ira., prweeding with his *dams who our ripen ilift. THE •POLICE COURTS. craze DAY.) 801.7 TH WARE. DeSTITIMB Peon AND PRIUMT-SIGGLIG. Three beurty•lookiog men, drained es agricultural khomere, were brought before Mr. Chualsa, charged Ilia belis in the pibhc streets. sett. 2% M. mil he was ow duty in Bermondsey-street akalt I o'clock neterdav aftensomi. when be maw the mmer. M the middle of the road. They were siagtag "Got DO work to do," and asking the public to relieve them, as the were in great thArroi. lir ronsbe—liel you see them receive any money! liet -Yee, Sir. Each of them received money. sod ekes a t the station-Mouse we found six a billt oto sodefotts. me , on them is comet,. The priumen had each a spade ot ht. hand chalk ad " Relieve the diwoword poor." 3lr I '..mh e asked the prisoners what they had to may Ia 411.1 Wt f to the charge i e of them, who acted as spokesman, said that they led Men thrown out of wort. owing to the frost, and them mem and families were at home marring. Mr. emit* asked where they came from Duff said that they all came from Honelydown. He saderstood that thiLexnetimes worked at the waterside. md they got the So impose on the heoevolentpuhlic. than !ve le isf the e peel who sere time awry appeared worm: sif thsmelrea Mr. t Rothe told the = ee timt their appearance Armed tint they wen and should sot be Cont hie duty to the rabbit sales he wet them to prison. hesirtv.koking fellows cosh. eel be allowed to impose es the public, *gawkily when there was no occasion to teg tat the streets, owing to the benevolence of the public. Me ahoulal therefore evidence each of them to seven days' hod :akar in the Hume of Correction. The milkman mimed lather surprised at the sentence. ITORSHIP.STALET. 111131ITTI)AllAIDI /Soft AN ALL/a.FLI a eamwly•lookisg venlig girl, very deently Muni, era. ch a rg e d Wore Mr. Knot with attempting to .kows ber..o su the oranneental watered Victoria Perk. John Howard, a working man, add that, while employed 41 the park ors the emu* of Deownbw 31, a gestlesean stormed Inns that wow penes wee struggliwg in the water = s tate we. winless hastened there, and with fattens in y meeesdeel, by mawli ng t o th e edge ahlallllll Arm es. reeetrist the primmer. Mr. Kura—Was she ran at bat depth inure --0 h yes, sir ; inalineap elfer her head when I get hell ell her ; ahe was senellege bereatos earemeshile of the pad-11.8 von's; girl was ash a stele of ezheedien when brought to sae by Howard sea , e-ther me that 1 hod her lakes iestaatly torn, work where she has shim weestassel. Mr. Kam, to lb* peteesser—Why dal you maim this st w.pt epos your I .-(e We et It was hemmed+ a fright, sir, scathing 11110. 414.1 to Mr. Bestos, the relieving officer B o eh m '. z..e, fee se" order," end be said to ow whsle parties to *bther. " You no thst puma ; she had • month for ap rhniti form order slier leaviese—asied that you .Iso'r get aa- ...sae. Yoe limy think yourself lucky if vou aid not. Ile. Knot And this you say induced the attempt to ak , eaa yeomen, fendaat—lfee air. I should sot have done si without. ukase of the. ptiviner, a marmite anal re.pectable ' 'toci woman, her. *vow! forward, awl in mower to the eft:litres, doted thdt her hooked was is hainircseer in the eay.i ,,,, l.oveit.rneil, that their thinJiter had previously ,4 ... l tine. .such unh.ppinevs, yet she would do all that lay el her power if there was e Promise of am . Dd " nt a * l Knot kid did it war a matter to he inquired into, Sal .mend the girl to he taken to the 110/41•C 44 Osten .,:;va for • f e w day s. at the same time writini; a notd to 4 "loenti, the chaplain there. toothor afterwards had a private interview with the mapstride. THAMES. I ** , 44. HI , INEAN ON THE RIVER AND IN THE INICEN. M r. VIAIIII•N 101.111,-I 14 a Leaden I sk.-It roustaide if bast "* wee resumed there, and the racer replied that all the i-na meat !al..urers in the employ of company were IP! at work, mid a great number d atm labonrer. ' l l dm bees started at work ors the various quays warehouses. and that busiuma was rommetwed link this macula/. a circumstance which had not rm .."' a I•.a;;time past. He believed then would Le %tnl for the la , ril:e-s for skate.: Mad.. Hole., a tall young man, who has been in the army, way placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with ',mug vowelised with 7% , ,einx Kenn, now in cus tody, in attempting to break into the Duke . .. timid public /arse, l'uttre, at the ton, the lattillotil. Mi. Trinity, wan lying dead. The one war. first lle,lll .41 Monday when llygrave short, dark complexioned cooing oftn, who retwied Wrr« examined. The eviiteure went to prove that about three o'clock on ritturylay afterue.m Bygrave and ancrlter MM, who w,.• ihmtal in au 1101.111,04 cape, e n. tierce the Duke's Heath, which I. a public-Imm ad joining the towing path of the river, and went op oars in cue at the militia• moms and regatta! the-nu-Ives for an how and a half with nimp ateeka, S., They heard that Mr. Trimby V/11* lying dead, and they 'yr-mode olesire to look at the body, as they represeutod that they had known the derea.al familial. They were shown the body, and stated that they had never wen him look so well iu their live.. They paid their reckoning and went away, ti all alive:mince.. About 7 ~clock in the even. ing • coachmau named Field saw Beg eve assistmg tall Man to climb 011 to the !mai of the parlour wlreh projected from the hove of the Duke's Head. and thinking they were there for no good purpose, he proceeded watch their movement.. The tall man got on to the testi and walked to Mr. Trimby's bedroom It tOIIOW. and which adjoined the Plolll in which the deceased laiolloid was lying. Field then went in search of a constable. :aid diming 164 Acetic° livgrave was Mil coming dovnrctair. ocietiv, as if he wi.11.41134 to attract attention. riimniondc, tteplheer, went to the lack, and saw a man with& cape, and he c-J1..1 " 1:oy er." Bygrive hailed from • back daft, and the mist:dile at ores stopped him, and said that from diftcrip ton Le had received, he believed he waY the man who had attempted to brad' into the house. lle declared he way iiineeent, hot ou the way to the station, he dropped a ,crew-driver and an iron hook. At the station three ineletin keys were found in the lining of hi, mat. Sergeant IlLinehard afterwards examined the preini.es, and filtUbll niarka on the bedroom window which come yowled with th.• %crew-driver. All entrcoce had not been , tfected as the dinttem were fastened nu the Rnch-, and nothing WWI (OMNI to, Lave been removal. The eridelee **dust Hales vats that Field believed him to be the tell Him, who climbed on to the leads of the par lour. It also eppeare.l that in the afternoon Sinimoods vise Haler awl hi, brother talking to Bygrave arid a strange man in Pattie,. and further, that Hales was the only tall man of the four. It was stated that Hales wen bora in Putney. Mr. Ingham remauded Hales till Tuesday, ou which day Itygrave would be brought up. Bail was accepted for the appearance of Helot. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1861. Mr. Yardley- I am very glad to bear it, and I hope there teal IWO be No further evevevAty far uaeiuploy.•.l !Amara applyieg here fut relief in wiy fora W.kNIMWORTH. FY PL ' DLR 1401 .FINKEAREIUL -111NtiCLAK BRIM! 10411111110148. MONEY MARKE7.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioca. 1 The funds are now steady, at the closing quota tions of yesterday, after attaining an advance of I per oent. at an earlier period of the day. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange priors generally are well supported. British railway stocks show Brimless. TO THE EDITOR OV THE E PRDII4. Si your paper of this evening you ante, odder the head "Nantioti•honae," that Mr. Starling, a sworn broker in the City, waited yesterday on the Loud Mayor, for the piireote of making a statement with regard to some Labouring men whom be saw going about different Forts of the City hogging. Haring been put to some in. onivenience on the subject, and as in the published bat of 11111. ell broker, in the City of London I believe the only Leg to he found of that name are myself a nd my non, I beg to state that neither of es waited upon the Lord Mayor ow that us.vasion. I ani, JOSEPH STARLING, 12, Copthall-court, Thr.gnic.S.n.aireet, Jat. NATIONAL DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED) (TIIIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the sharehollims was held at neon, at the London Tavern ; Mr. F. W. itcssei.L, M.P., in the chair. . . The report sod belsoce.sheet reed by the SECRET tla (Mr. Richard Price) were as follows : . . '• The account. which the directors now have the pleasure to plate before the shareholder* •how, that for the half year ending 314 ultimo, the grass profit amount,. to loie. 9.1., and that after pliymeut of the correct expenditure, writing otf the usual proportion of the preliminary and building expense', and reserv ing 1:i,0471. tie. 10d. for relate of intereet 00 bills die counted, not yet due, there remains, including the sum of brought forward from the but account, as available balance of la, lOU. 4s. Vil. Of thie sun, the di rectors mores to appropriate 9,651/. Els. lid. to the pay ment of is dividend st the rate of 5 per tent. per annum, free of income tax, sad to carry the surplus, rt,514/. 12s. 3d., to the credit of the Reserved Fund, which will then amount to 34,5031. 3a. id. The directors regret that this fund will bare to be debited with the sum of 25,N361., to meet the losses arising from the failures in the leather trade, to which reference was male in their last report, and as the several estates have now been thoroughly investigated, and the probobi lilies of their liquidation more accurately ascertained, they feel confident that this amount of km will sot be exceeded. The directors who retire upon this omission are M. H. Chay tor. Es q.. T. W. L. Mackean, Fag., .1: It. Thomson, Esq., sod T. W. Watson, EN., all ni whom being eligible otter theinselvea for reelection. l'he shareholder' will have to elect auditors for the ensuing year. " Dr.: Tofal called up, viz., V. per sharo on 77,069 shares, 366,247 d. ; to amount due by the company ou loans, deposits, ate., 3,185,6311. 13e. 2d. ; to premises redemption fund, 312/. 3is. 2d. ; to reserve fund, 2.t,UIW. lls. Id. ; to amount at credit of profit and loss account, as shown 114,145 t. 4.. 9d. ; total, 3,61:r.42.W. 12s. 2d. Cr.: By cash at bankers, '2.878/. Is. Id. ; I.y bills die. exacted, government and other securitice, , 3,546,3041. Ns. 2d. • by preliminary expenses, 1,111.10/. ; by premises in 44.243/. 2s. 11d. ; total, 3,615,425/. 12s. 24.1. "Profit and Loss Account. —Dr. : To current expenses, directors' and auditors' rentuorratiou, and income tax, 4,272/. Ms. amount written off preliminary ex penses, 500/. ; to premises redemption fund : intered to bite, at 4 per cent., W. 3s. 2d. • amount now re. served, 1001. - 11941. 3.. 21 ; to re bate of interest on bills sot due, carried to new aceesat, 15,0471. 6s. 10d. ; to dividend at the nee of 1 . , per oust. per annum, 9,6331. lb. rid. ; to oddities to moons food, 8,514/. 12s. 3d.- 111,149‘. b. 9d. ; total. :91.0761. 4s. 11d. Cr.—By balsam from !anthill f•yest, 14,0471. DM SI. ; deduct dividend de clased at Met half.yearly meeting, 9,6 3 1 1 . 12.. 6d.- 5,0141. fie. 211. • by gross profits during the bedtime, 54061/. Ifis. ; total, 38,0761. 4s. Ild. " Having compared the foregoing acconots with the books and mothers, we fisd the mass correct. —(Signed) J. Monies Bail. and J. It. Mumma, auditors." The CIIOUINAN said the report costained nearly all that it emeatial /or the shareholders to know. At the last half-yearly meeting being premed to give an e.timate of the vubisbie los. from the future of Messy. tereatfeild sad Laurence be said be believed it would not exceed 21,000/. .tt that time, however, the directors were not aware what extraordinary smodling lied been practised, bents the nal loss tamed out to be somewhat inure, viz., 26,000/. That amount would uu doubt be amply sufficient, and the company would so doubt soon be in position to add to that reserve fund, the value of which had of late bees so clearly demonstreted. (Hear, hear.) He concluded by moving the adoption of the report and the amounts. The motion having been amended, in the discussion which eased 7 he CHAIRMAN INTTMAIRQ that be reAlly could Da MIMI the lope from the failure of Menem Amadeil.l and Co. as a commercial loam ; the vale was altogether an exmptioual oae. A trtanot.rira wished to learn whether the director. inteuded to institute -ay I.esl proceeding* no account of this fraud! Another tteansmotata thought that, considering that v yes a yang one, they had Vea•011 to congra tulate that the low was .1 , / small. The loss sue- Wised by the Landes Joiut.Stnck Bank was much larger. the CluaLium said the -tricteat inquiries were toad. with regard to rltreathsild sod Co.'s bills beton they were combed. Byes the Hauls of England had boeu deceived. (Hat, hear.) Mr. Baca, 111. P.. eceeblered it a moat astonishing thing that Illifet-yllirteis .4 a nankin should hays bees mewed in pays mid renewed from time to time, and that nose of the gnat illiseeeetine hooves should bare easpeeled the wed .6o* of thiegs. (Haar. hear.) He had goal nerves to believe that a. Lite sa the early part of taut year the dhow ton of the Hank of lathed +veered persona who were interested in the matter, that they consalemel the haws of tersiticild and t'u. oar of the highest teistilile respoe‘ Whey. (liar, hear.) He then cutnpLined wstise of the tuonopoly of the Bank of England rn ie,,,ardel discounting. Mr. Cam's!' (deputy chairman) said although ou e e tevy leas bed been incurred. it was not through say or teak= cueduct. When the bask was alerted lb* board asked ritreatfethl and Company to do bashers with them, and the. propued w.O ameuted to. la 1867 the account wee very much reduced. In ISO, is cearegnence of the advance. being still restricted, Mr. Laurette prevailed aka him (Mr. Chatter) to accompany him to the premises el the tiros, where he .hewed him various title deeds, hoods, and so on, which appeared very satisfactory. The answer to inquiries in.ale I e the board of various boasts in the leather trade waa tb.e the honer 'rasa cal a elmincter that it wins hardly powsitile the a ab.nld be auv great has. These remark. would show that the ulveoces were not made with out due ....elation. CHAIRIIAN, in reply to a question given above, said nothing wan yet decided upon as reganled the prosecution of Streathrhl and Co. Aft.•r some foither diwu...ion the report we. adopted, and a dividend in accord lice ith it declared. Thank. were afterwanla ...tell to the directors and the officers for Cie wanner in w hich they bed parfonarl their dw.te4. In the course of his adhlress to his ~ .onstituents, on Monday evening. Mr. Edwin James intimated that if the Queen', speech made no reference to the introduction of MI V Reform RAI this insane, he shou!d more an amend. meat to the whims& On and from the lat proximo the mail coirimrni cation between England and the Channel Islsmls will only be three time' , a week. instead of four times, es st preeent. The packet dare will be !Imlay , . Wesieseds)e, and iri iLiys, Loth fur the vstw..al And toraral Two o'Clocw. The railway share market to-day is firm, at yesterday's improvement. There is a fresh :ulvance of per cent. iu Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, and I per cent. iu South Eastern. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to 99 / ; Great Western, 7 4 to 71 ; mmiand,l3l l to 4; Lancashire and York shire, 114 to !I ; Caledonian, 95 to ; and South Eastern, 844 to Lanbardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at l to 14 dis. Gnusl Trunk of Canada Railway stock is dull. N. lea I unman I Clan* pima IWm Soslay i yesterday. 1 lel pis. 110 all MINIM MN lawns* T 2 76 is IL 1 16 N left Do. do. Ns. IC. 8. La5.19.6. Id ft 1024 . 2 11 ills Ili all Boffalo*lskalitweall 61 5 10 all Do. Preform* 6 7 100 IN Baff.,Drank.atioiloricb llgo.c. Edo, 6,6.1,1072 oultirsodbyßuff.dlH. 75 I* 145 100 Do. Julyl,lB7l. di**. IT 11 100 100 Do. J one 1, 1874. Nita 0 70 ' 6 all Calcutta* S. Laden_ 6Ms par 60 6 Cape TADockilp.c.gas. 11 14 dis SO 71 Wyllie. 6 cent. 1 01 dla * 10 Ihsters ll 11 dls 13 St 100 Lit Indian 10 all Do. Jabbulpore — aOO all Do. 41 p. ci. DONA— VT 08 105 all Do. 6p. ct. do ON 1001 100 all Do. do. do. 150640 16 01 Ma 99 00 all Geelong* Melbourne —.— 5L 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 11 22 21} 100 all Do. 6 par ot. PreL 108 all Do.sec.Prettlpst.Sc 6O * 105 all Do. 6 per ed. DONS os 47 45 6 100 all Do. 7 per el 1061. 60 65 IM all Do. do. UN. 110 all Do. do. 1171 4O 46 16 8 IL 100 Great Do. Indian Paatalola 1 on 066 9 1 New 1 4 1 N. 100 Ot 8. of Indlag.ll p. et 10 18 Do. Do. 2} 14 dB 18 1101 all Cit West Quiada.ll6ares 101 101 101 206 18 Do. New . 101 10} N. 7}} Z ukt 100 all Do.Bds,pay7ll INN 90 95 zd 100 all Do. do. 'll till 07 92 94 100 all Do. do. 72 93 96 100 all Do.6lp.ctlida,pay. 88 92 BL 100 Madras Guar. 46 par et. 95 56 Bt 100 Do. do. 1 par ot. 92 93 98 M. 100 Do. 4} per et. .16. SS 87 10 16 Do. 4th Kilos. do. 5L 100 Melb.Corp.lp. &Beads 15 all N. Brunswick* Csoada $ lam • cap.*. -- 10 all Do. do. load do. 7 se all Do. da. 1 cap. do. 6 7 6) all Dada Do. do. Led do. II 7 W 6a. (1.1691064 — BL 100 &gado 9 61 0 U 96 1 * 10 Ds pip** 9} 2 2ls : IL 100 D 0.7.61.111.71004. Swot. 91 04 10 1 IrtasdadAmlled.6Boo 6 I AB No. 18h. I Do= lrd 100,410, I. oomurda MO 164,0001 R. Ds. 4p. et. Pref., 11114[100 2.064,435; St. Neat and West India 100 1,618,810 , St. London 100 :1 1.149. IN. 80. Katharine lOO 100,866 St. Southampton 140 038, 81. Victoria 6,000 SI Do. New le 101 1 dlO pox /NUL OW Coo.Gow.Op.e..Jea.e.hg Do. • per oast, 11711 I Do. • per ord. IsBl Do. Spar . Do. 'rraclaliA.i. Do. 41por et. Moo.obliep. Do. I pow nob Do. 40. Iketp.. Carta No p.ctlnol IE9O New Draisow.Gov.l pot. N. N. Websily. Sp. e. We; Do. Sp. a. WI IST. Do. I p. a.. Nov. Soolis Ip. ei big. Dob. Mom IBM .... IS. MIA Goo. • p. o. Daub ' VW. Ow. • p. Do. b 0.14. et. Aar. &OA., ,107 111 UMW 99 1 j 104 107} 100 400 'lOO 100 ,100 400 ilesi nee 107 SI 71 lUUTIIIII MINI At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Beaten opened at 67fr. 50c., and improved to Wife. 55c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 914, and 4 for money, and 91/, 4, and for the account. The present quotations are 914 to I for cash ; and 91„ to 4 for the 7th of February. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91g, 4; New Three per Cents., 914 4 ; India Stock, 2184 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1004, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 55., la., dis. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been rather more numerous, but have not led to much change in prices. Yes terday's improvement in Mexican Bonds is maintained. The Turkish Loan of 1854 ih steady, at 704 to 4, and that of 1838 at 56 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839, and 1859, 99 ; ditto Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851 Chilian Six per Ceuta., 1014 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634, 4,4, (exchange 126.); Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 22/, 22 ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1863, 454 ; ditto Small, 454 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1044 ; ditto for account, 104 ; ditto Four-aud-a-Half per Cents., 924, 4, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 474 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 404 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 704 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 56/, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 58. There are several indications of a character tend ing to re-assure the financial community. It is understood that within the last few days there Las been a certain reflux of gold to the Bank of Frame, and, as that establishment is reported to have arranged for an exchange of silver against gold with the Bank of Russia, the probability of any further speedy pressure upon our market would ap pear to be much weakened. The rise in the value of money here has put the continental exchanges at a satisfactory leveL In America the money market continues to move in the direction of ease. It may be useful to repeat that the latest tele graphic quotation of exchange at New York is 104 for bankers' bills. A further moderate advance would give a decided check to the shipments of gold from this country. Meanwhile, the immediate demand for gold bullion for exportation will be sup plied by the arrivals just reported from Australia ; there is no pressure for discounts upon the Bank of England ; and an impression prevails that that establishment has now ceased to place stock upon the market. Let it be placed beyond doubt that the Banks of France and England aro in au easier position and confidence will revive. The supply of money in the discount market appears to be increasing. Some of the more dis quieting features affecting the market having sub sided, a disposition is shown by holders of money to take advantage of the high rates now current. The best bills were taken yesterday at U to 7 per cent. At the Bank of England there was a fair demand. About 40,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for New York. The Wellesley has arrived from Melbourne with 32,854 ounces of gold, worth 131,5001. This remittance will pro bably be taken for exportation, as well as that by the koxburgh Castle. The bar silver by the West India packet has been sold for India at Be. lid. per ounce, showing no alteration. A telegram from Plymouth, forwarded by Mr. Reuter, states that " a great robbery has been committed on board" the Wellesley. The owners in Louden, however, know nothing of any such circumstance. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady at the late improvement. The rates on Paris, however, were slightly lower. The exchanges on Austria centinue to move against that empire. Subjoined is our usual list : Anizterdsm, 3 months, 11.181 to 19; ditto 3 days, 11.16 to 1 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, ILIBI to 19 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.71 so 8 ; Paris, 3 days sight, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto 3 mouths, 25.60 to 5 • Frankfort-on-the-Mziae, 3 months, 1181 to a ; Pete rsburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to $ • Vienna, elf. flo., 3 mouths, 15.70 to 80; Trieste, ditto, 3 months, 15.70 to 80 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to $ ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 494 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.90 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 95.80 to 3; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.821 to 71 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to a ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 118 to 1 ; Messina, 3 months, 118 so ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 52g to 53. At the adjourned meeting of the principal credi tors of Messrs. Francis Ede, Son, and Co., held yes terday, it transpired that there is no choice but to let the affairs of the house proceed to a liquidation. The magnitude of its engagements is, doubtless, the principal reason. As regards the result of the estate, a favourable impression is entertained in several quarters. A general meeting of the credi tors will be convened in due course at the earliest possible period. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Jan. 4, were 7,2421. sterling, being 1,7061. more than in the corresponding week of hint year. The annual uieeting of the proprietors of the Loudon and County Bank is Galled for the 7th of February. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is called for the 21st February, and that of the North Staffordshire Railway Com pany fur the 14th February, at Stoke-upon 'rrent. The half-yearly meeting of the Londonderry and Enniskillen Railway Company is convened for the 12th February. A call of 2L is to be paid on the shares in the Bahia Gas Company by the let of March. The Michigan Central Railway Company have resumed, under satisfactory circumstances, the pay ment of dividend on the sham capital. The dividend just declared is at the rate of 3 per cent. The following is a statement of the earnings of the New York Central Railroad for the month of December compared with those for the correspond ing mouth of the previous year :-18410, 522,918 dole. es",c. ; 1859, 520,396 dole. 27c.; increase, 2,522 dole. 58c. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given iu the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance, British and Foreign, 161; ditto Marine, 61 ex div. and bonus; Globe, 100 ex die.; Guardian 501 • Law Fire, 41; Liverpool and London Fire and ; Ld on and Provincial Marine, 21„ 1 ; Marine, 94, 93 •; Ocean Marine, 91, 1 ; Thames and Money Marine, 34, f, • Universal Marine, 31, 4. Gan and Coke—Great Central, 101 ; Imperial, 79 ex div. ; ditto New, 811; London, 60 ; Plunnix, 711: Western, 16. Doeks—Fast and West India, 117, UB, ex div. ; London, 36, I, 50, ex div. Igaterworks—Bat London, 121 ex div. The steamer Salsette sailed from Point de Gene on the 22nd Dec., with the English mail for Australia of November. The Assyrian has arrived from China with 884,400 lbs. of tea and 2,310 bales of silk. TUDIDAY Er/3100. COIIIIOIS, which cloned yesterday et 91} to a for the 7th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 91i and closed at 91} to For money the last price WWI 914. The official business report is as font:as :—Threo SHARE LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.) °ADMAN! DIANN AND STOCKS. IMILWATI. I Clasiag prises Saks to•day yesterday. I to 1 pas. :11na,WeLaiseerVal. Blik.,laa,telossJuse Blackburn Birth and 'Lyn* Button. Sleatrd.lr lild.C IBriatol and MaraVa ,Caladouian Cork and Bandon Ocenwen Do. A I A no die. notate Do. B p.e. le paid to& Dahlia and Belted Jae. Dund.,Perth. & Altd.Ja Emit Anglian Eastern Counties gastern Union, Siesta Do. MoekD Fast Suffolk Edinburgh and Glsogort &lin Oro', Perth, Dundee Forth and Clyde Juno. Gleagow & S. Western Orval Norther Scotland Great Northern Do. A Kook Do. B Stool Ot. South& West. ,Ire.) Crest Wester.. Do.atearYal Ona.Mtk lAnceeittret Yorkshire London and Blaekerall Lon_ Bri=l.ooest London, London& North tel.. r. Do. Eighths LceadoodSonthWeeter• 14?"thle7/.l*°#'..PL Do. andltnotakings Sion.,Sliet.ALWcolosh Iletropolhoo Do. New _ _ _ De. Dina& Duke.. lilt Oa Wu. (tre.) Yid Kent Newcastle and Carlisle Newry& Armsgh, dsL.. Newry. Werreup. & Boa Notit North lititlsh North Devon Ball 4D Dn. A N. Nattena—Berwiek Do. G. N.C.Pnre. Do. Leeds Do. York North Loudon North&S.Weeterarnne North `stattordsbfre Sett s:Urentheudt.lX rortnnouth Itimaser boottlan Central Beata"lt N. I. LWOW , Soottish MAIM ,Shropehlre Cake ISlttingbouraeltibeana 'South Devon ISouth Bodoni outh Wake S. Yorksh.& Blear Dam I atalnet,Wo= t ta, sloe-Moe A; Ditto ditto Ulf Val* Ulster Do. Do. 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And. 4i zi.o.q Ds. di per omit Do. bud 4 per awl I 'll. Win goo. p. ' Do. a di per orm6 L p. pa Iliock.tDomiladdosip.o L Do. do. lips Do. do. Cepa Wotoroltlfidimpllp.o. W. lild—ODL Do. de. il tra: Do. Pot Do.dipoop. •p .ot. proL 1117 139 132 104 96 97 in in no 111 101 103 a Ip® —.— a dla par V 33 3.1 133 130 102 U U 24 129 1119 192 104 91 03 100 102 00 VS. 100 100 1M 100 100 n i l n. SS* 44 40 114 MS 1110 124 100 101 113 120 /01111111 BALLWAI'L • 'ammo Is SPINIF6I 4 • Arilaassa le ft all Maim 1.. a& DMus la 1N Caearmaa Mao & P&L aL [= 6„.. $ Zak& &Mal& all Aran eg hams .. . le Ad. Lusk& auL &. p & all Gt. Cooed of lliassa all Ot. Lax= asi Ourl.lll all Italia& J all Lake Oariamie & Bala. all Larva asa Turnhout all Lyana 0111111111 all Marta Mitosis all NanL&Ll. at By the all Do. Up.c.Prf. Engine. all Northern ut ranee 13 Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk PM all Parls.Lyons, and Meat all Pals and Orleans le Recife End M. Francine (Pernambuco 4. Tp. o. it Riga and DIM. • all Rome and Frascati all Royal Danish all Ronal Swedish all Do. T per cent. all Sambre and Meuse all Do. be per cent. Pref 4 Searaulellin.4.7peroL 14 S.Atiat.2 LeinVenittlaa all Southern of France—. all West Flanders ail Do. be per mint. heel all West. & N. W. of Franc 6 Western of Austria ... 7.7.7 '• • ' 11 12 3 21 ail l al si es 23 t 4 Si Ot 7i 19 39 37 $8 - Pm P A 16 1 30 1 14 66 K $ db ft R 19 dis 19 20 bf 6 99 99 21 22 eo;000 Wooi 100 10,000 1 100 toms le toms 61 11,11* NAP 11 2101111 1 1 10,003 110 4,000 I* ie,eor 40,0101 60,000, SO 1.0000 100 10,000 OA%I st,in 11,799 8,916 1,000 INKI,OOO 1%00011,00946 ieo,teo' 960,800 60,000 700.000 7,199 70,000 110,900 0,000 12 . 000 i 60,000 200,0:1 54,000 DO, 15,000 10,000 .I.".?1 1,714 188,671 11°.(2°? 50,000 10, iai: o 0t1 10,000 200,0031 14.110G1 11, co 20,000 100 22,600 4,0 10,000 N 6,000 100 60,000 20 IMO 10 AM N 26,009 U NI IN KM 1* 60,00016.11 26,000 26,000' , NO * wow' so !woo° N A . and U. kr. Busk Afoiroloala Bask of tint irk of London Ink of Torko, sear N. Airdrie Mort. Bank of WI; Alatfolia. sad Mho . Man. at lad* _lon., sod Clam 86 U 70 72 19 90 61 63 If If dim Ooe& of Osoada Ono. of London Lag. Sook&AualChartd O. Bonk of Switzerland Loo. Ch. Bank of dada Leaden sad Cooney Loudon Joint Moe& London & !South African Loa. and Weitnalnater Nal Pro,. of Busload Do New ei t*l In 23 Mk 36k ... 444 li II Ws National Bank New South Waldo Orlautal bulk ONMom Ottoman Bank_ ._..., Provinalal of inllolll Do. Now 17 :3 rti - Australia 1 1 11= at Austral& I Matsu or looks lull Mutual 26 27 ro. I Mi. ODICPAJUMB. - 631 Aftlealsztesa IBM Asetrallan Agrica Bata Wat•ewce .ks. Mt. American Lad Int &Dieltlli*leL Ds. DI per e. U 4111.2 Do. C Cam& Lod Cheemel Ulan& TeL 114 CrgaYelaoe .. MOOD Do. 6p. Cl. Peep. Deb liastlndialnig.& Canal' BLatrlc Telegraph Do. New Bad. end A.N. Cop. Ots. Stem Naehrettoo Great Ship (Limited) Do. 174 per cent. Pref. Lim District Tel. (L) London Discount lan. Goa. Omnibus Co llaMna Delta t Cm& MentlienniseanZlere.TeL is Tel. (Um.) Notices' LOSOMILO CO Nerbodd*Cosialroa(L, Netherleutda !Ault ~ as 13 _id 24 Yd I Ct. pct..... I salsa. 110• XlOl 13 14 32 34 4 41 - - 14 37 13 IS 11 15 I Ue 19 30 101 108 107 100 4118 11" 4 :it Do. Op. e., at 1 ;Dir: N. Bum. & N. Scot. lA. N. DAL Australaeaau 1 °dada Or Do. "New Shares • la. Sim (Lloo.) • Did Wm Load ft ban aollOeles. Rosa Do. Now Rod Ilea I lad. Tel. a. Deter,. by De. Gov. .Irew MO Rapti 31•11 Steam .... St. ScottMb .1114. banis h: 26 South Aminllao 1.. d 1 Submarine Td. laip 10 1 Do. Do. do. 1140/6150d.. 1 do. 25 Trost _ _, et La. Co. trp. on. Via Dlasea's Load.— 1 1 1 i i It II il f a lc i ~i'l il if le l i Pas Se S U die SO 70 7ll 11 Ilia 16} 17, 17 10 5 $ 45 47 1130 140 I 12 . 6.4" 611 7 tot as loi Ili THE BRITISH MrazrM.—Tbe Department of Antiquities at the British Xing= is to he divided into three sections, which will be placed under the care of Yr. Birch, Mr. Newton,; and Mr. Vaux rem. pectively. Yr. Newton's great and succeieful labours at Halicarnitssus and Cnidns are fresh in the recollection of the public, and afford the best guarantee of thin advantages that the museum may expect from his appointment. The Archbishop of Canter bury, the Lord Chancellor, and the Speaker of the House of Commons have exercised their powers as governors of the Museum with an anxious desire to stcure the best men for the public service ' and this infusion of new blood into an old establishment want fail to be of casual advantage. Time. A crowded and enthwiaßtic meeting waa held on the 4th at Hamilton, Upper Canada, to protest against the extandition of the fugitive alas% Andenon. ClinlYar, PAL/XL—OH SHILLING DAT..—TETEM, DAT, JAN. 22.--Adminices on par:neat, 719 ; ditto on moue ticket", 532; total reiturs, 114 N NMI 114 i Norfollt4p.c..llor.f.3•pk 100 Kin St. N. !wt. te.et.Jan.tr.July 100 fnk. 4 .0 . 1= ". ';44 47...c e t ,11°0: Vicar 11l OS N ISO K 11 701 1 114 e l3l 141 14 117 49 193 e SZ 91 91 be 611 601 131 1 3 1 i 11 Dm 84 1 - ii; Clifortt Dim. G. Coo.dzl) iut fast Must ( t Wh. load (Tavisilt.) OT abler tM. Attbya. Groot South Tolgoo O.lVh. Allred (PhIllook) 0. WI. Vor Oreuvilk Herod'oloot #l,Pk. Doer =rat kiwy ladjiartka - (Vay Wank). N. harms (Mama) N. Wk. Vanat (Wqpa) Norlk Wheal hr Oa& pL Meridian (1= laraidiaoos. ). Illa. Oa & Canha OIL Clear) IL Cara Brea (Magma) & Dumas Ira. Is ea Mang (Um) W. 14•110116 (MOW) hrk hatarkiLtlaadM&C Cr; — Vale el T t7 owees:L) West Basset ( ) W. Condon Wed, Beton ( Wt. Darla 11112 . r . 1 Wk. D Wit. lldw arr eraTXtorli) Whentty (Uo. Lelaat) Mary A= (111exasealot) Wk. Tralawaey (List JOINT STOCK 119 id 50 90 6 Ms I SAIDI No,roi so tiM :: 4«20 .. 69 T 1661 34 40161 20 11 =dl 14 17 Cent. Consols, for money, 911, }, 1,4, 1 ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), oig, 4, A ; Throe per Ceuta. Reduced. 911, 1 1 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, /, 1, ; live per Cents., 1081 ; Batik Stook, 231, 233; Stock 214; ditto Five per Cent. stunk, 1839, uns,l 1 4, ; 8:8, 51F ch iv t e. to Four sh,i.a.t r i g Cent. De bentp e e r n . Cent. " enfae , sl" rupee paper, 100. The Five per Cent. Rupee paper was quoted 934 to 911 ; the Five-and-a - Half per Cent., 99/ to 104 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869, 1004 to ; and Exchequer Bills, 55. to Is. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a fresh rise of to 1 per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which are favourably affected by the over throw of the reactiouist party. The closing quotation was 211 to 221. Turkish bonds were steady : the Loan of 1864 closed at 70 to and that of 1858 a t 56 t o 1. In the market for bank shares to-day there were more inquiries for Oriental, 10114 Bank of Egypt, Bank of Australasia, and Loudon and Westminster were more offered. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were quoted somewhat lower. Great Ship shame closed at 54. 3d. to ss. 9d. Canada Government 811 per Cents. exhibit • recovery. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 4;*: toe prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 to pram. ; London and Provincial Marine, to I prem. ; East India Irrigation, to East India and London Ship ping, t to I prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two'. In the mining market to-day East Wheal Russell khares have been dealt in at Bi, showing an improvement. Stray Park shares are marked 38 and 38g. There have also been transactions in Merlyn, Great Wheal Alfred, Sortridge Consols, Great Wheal Vor, Drakewalls, and Wheal In foreign descriptions business is recorded in St. John del Key at 284, being steady. Colonial de scriptions remain without alteration. The following are reported to us from the Stook Exchange as yesterday's closing prices : Alfred Consols, 21 to 3; Camborne Veen, 3f to 4 ; ("ar gon, 18 to 33 • ; Copper Rill, 971 to 100 ; Cook's Kitchen, IN to 1N ; East lisewt, 111 to 113 ; Fail Caradoo ' 111 to ; East Cam Brea, 71 to f ; East Grenville, 14s. to lee ; East Russell. 71 to ; Great Reta ll ack, Ms. to 371. ; Herodsfoot, 33 to 4 ; "Aarke Valley, 4I to 1 ; North Downs, 32 to 4 ; North Roakear, 27 to 8 ; North Treskerby, 30 to 2 ; Providence Mine.., 431 to 41 ; South Caradon, 300 to 10 ; South Frances, 100 to 21 ; Silver Vein, 1 to 1 Stray Park, 371 to 81 ; West Caradon, 771 to 80 ; West Rose Down, 4to ' • Wheal Basset, 1121 to 13; Wheal Clifford, ZOO to ?i; Wheal Edward, 355. to 37a ; Wheal Grenville, 2; to f ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 121 to 131 Wheal Lwkott, 3.1 to 4 ; Wheal Mary Ann , 18 to 20; Wheal Beton, 130 to 00 ; Wheal Trelawney, 17 to 19. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS . DAY.) The weather is still mild, with the wind from - the south west. This morning it is hazy. The supply this week of English-grown wheat and flour per vessel was very small, but per rail more liberal. Bar ley not so short, but oats contracted. Scotch and Irish oats, very few fresh in. The foreign supplies consist at presett only of a small supply of American wheat and dour, but large quantities are expected immediately. The trade in Eoglidi wheat continues extremely dull, in consequence of the very bud condition of the majority of samples, but foreign is steady at Monday's rates. BARLZY, line corn, at late prices, but anything at all in ferior is dull of sale, and rather cheaper than last week. Ours slow to-day, but steady in price for all good corn. Beams and PEAS sell slowly, the condition of most of the English being hid. FLOUR about the same value as on Monday. Barrels steady ; Norfolks, 4:.N. to 43e. FLuvrEln CARcOlio.-'Several arriving, but nothing doing yet. WRRAT,-English :Fees: and Kant, white, new, 40s. to 625. ; ditto, fine old, as. to 705.; ditto red, new, 38s. to 584.; ditto, fine, old, 345. to tills. ; Norfolk, &c., tine, old, fils. to 1395.; red, new, Vic to 595. Foreign : Dantrie, 65e. to 68s. ; tine, 68s. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 60.. to 665. ; ditto, extra, titis. to 72a.; Restock, 655. to 68s. ; fine, old, 69e. to 725.; American white, 635. to 68e. ; ditto red, 61s. to 655. BARLIT. -English malting, 425. to 465. ; fine, 48.; grinding, 30s. to 355.; distilling, 325. to 35e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 29a. to 3.1.,.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 385.; malting, 41s. to 445. KAM-Eaglet; Essex and Norfolk, 60s. to far. ; fine, 67.. to 735.; Janopton and town made, 565. to 645.; fine,67s. to 60a ; brown, fine, sfilo. to 595. Oare.-English feed, 235. Oil. to 265. Oil. ; potato, 26.. to Ms. ; foreign, 21s. Oil. to 27e. BRUM-English tick, 325. to 364. ; harrow, 36a. to 40s. pigeon, 36a. to 40s. ; foreign. 36.. to 38s. Pies.-English boilers, 40e. to 445.; maple, 40s. to 434.; grey, 36e. to 405.; foreign, 425. to 445. Loon-English town, Sils. to Ms. ; ditto fine, 5,1 a. to 57e. ; country, 41s. to 464. households, 4W. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 41.5. to 445. ; French, 418. to :As. per sack ; Amerman, 32.. to 335. ; Canadian, 31e. to 335. ; Spanish, 46a. to 7411. AItLITAIA INTO LONDON raqx JAN. 21 TO JAN. ii4l - 1.43014=1;; 60 1210 160 E6O 421 u 27t0 !Meal barley Vats Malt Zugllah Fleur. 10 .ea : Amelia. MINCING LANK-CMS DAY.) suomL—The market without alteration, and palter day's prices are quoted which scarcely supported those of last week. Refined steady. Co m. -The public sales are programing at yesterday's prices. Plantation l'eylott, fina ordinary, sold tits. to fine. ; middling, tiffs. to 701. Ten.--The samples of public sales for to-morrow have (occupied the attention of the trade to-day. (Amos is very lino. 6(.0 bales sold. Rica continues dull of sale. }Wm.—This market is very quiet. IiALTPETRE. We have no sties of Bengal to report. SPIC/B steady. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following quotatious:—Town tallow, 595. :Id. net ; Petersburg on the wot, 60s. ; January to March, 595. 9d. ; klauvh alone, SOL April to Juoe, .Ss. ; July to Sept., stia.; Out. to Dee., 575. Cod. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masva. Pattanden and South report a steady hand to month trade for the Ine,t &amides of the new growth, an well as fur yearling. and good sound old hops. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 1.171511001., JAN. !M.—Birkenhead, 801 x d SC—Caledonian Stork, ae 054 —EasteniCounties.loll . o3 , -16--Great Northem Stock, no 111 —Urrt.t Westerns, 701701—1.. re and Yorkshire, 113 j 1141—Lenden and North Western, fl 93—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin,olnshire, 521 53!—Midland Stuck. 1311 1311—Ditto New spares, 11 ll p.—North British Stock, 64/ 65—North Stafford shire, 2 13-1 e 11.11; d.—North E.vdern. Berwick Capital Stock, Mai Vork CepitAl toll 9.2—Ditto Stock, 501 61-Bouth i:owteru, 25 5-1 O 231—West Midland, Oxford, a as—hutch Rhenish, 31. 3 d.—Great Luxembourg, 6+ 6 9.16 Greed Tr-r,k of Canada, 5, 51 Great Western of 101 101—Illinois Central. ,L—Buffalo and Lake If nro Ca rti 6—Thames and Merge+ Maine Company, 11 11 D. THN rrODY OF A WOMAN Foust, IN THI THANIOi. —Allow water yentenlay afternoon as some boys were play ing on the Lanka of the Tharnee, near the City side of Blaeltfriars-bridge, their attention was drawn to an old lamt lying against a barge, stud on proceeding to recover it they discovered it contained the foot of a woman—the leg being rplite apparent. They gave an alarm, when some of the men engaged at the adjoinmg, wharves were soon on the spot. They fiend the remains of the unfortunate woman perfectly mangled between the barge and the gavel, and me it was 11111101.1aAll to remove them until the tide had enflici ectly advaie:otl, a rope was attache! to the leg. and the body 'withdrawn at halfpast 6 last evening. It was im- mediately conveyed to Bridewell, when Dr. Halm, of New fridge-street, was sent for, who was of opinion that the fleet:lied had been in the water 6.r three or tour days. The bore an emaciated appearance, Ltd not been alemafied up unfortunate woman, who was hut meanly elad , :Ind who to a late hour but night. A BORNINia PlT.—About three weckm ago an explosion of tire damp. settio; fire to the pit, occurred at the Bunker's-hill Talk.o •the• Hill, the _p a rt icu l ar . of which appeared in our cola s uns at the time. Our readers will recollect that eighty urea and ',even horses were in the pit at the time ~f the explomon, and that the former nor with their lives, and that the latter were rowdy escaped obliged to be left to their fate. The mouth of the pit was as soon as po siblc emend up with a view to extiognish the fire by the exclusion of air. A few days after twoexplosions in the lame day ileetniyed the great rent of the coverine, and on Sunday last auother . explosion occurred, causing great havoc with the cover ing materials, making it clear that the eft rta made to put oil!. the fire hare proved futile. Such a eircuthstale• as a fire raging in the plt for more than three weei.e is, we widerstaud, unprecedented in this district. It is tow proposed to fill the tat with water, as the only means of extinguishing the fire, the damage done by which must he very einsalerable, and wilt prolably Dews be Accunat:y :sett tained. 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