The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) IQUITT COURT. (Before Tlee-Ohaneeller Wood.) r. Lank watts mfr. —t Lulls.r " TIMIS " AID Taistieraimaer gm judgment ia this ease this Me end thel se far es the teen which be had 004 so wain , were otheersed, the ere was of the . i o s p mann thereeter. A certain state of things had cosi `the seems et the menegernent of the Tint, and Niprail for upward. of 80 yam and that state of , aias it was sow proposed by Mr. Walter should be emu. w an itstasioloseri delenniaed. moreover, in such a „ e a w a real mermen to destroy the property of the p i mp Ma. Now it might well be that when the case am ,to be board, serious questions of right would arias, ▪ a wl die:union might occur on both sides with rater ..lt t h e liabilities of the Taus in regard to the Zetilifill ga The pretest was net the tam far dimming the. ows, All that the court had to sadder was whether la we van by Captain Platt was so absurd that it war aartist so relief add be obtained upon it. It was rat ios Or wider the breath of that rase to show that lase me ease foundation, at tide murk for the wens. pi sew amis. This branch was an allegation that the p a w NMI had a right to the matter of the Times of apa ma raing days. Jigging from the wares which k a a s ap best adopted, there appeared to be mesh p oi ter this ententiow For eighty yams and upwards • {fell had led the advantage of the pl' rot umator. 1y as anal* • Tellable advantage. Whatever the fool midis et the articles in the Timm might be, it ow math that they had obtained a considerable male the gesimel public. and the right of the • Mail to leansfer them to its own wee • tight which ought sot to be de tail In widasoe or non-euistwee was fairly *d raw at the Isearieg. Uses the other =Ma ll the /hall& in the Ind suit whips more &Mold. mewed Still they were sot such that the court fp these was really so gamed whatever for them. sir limn etresunnwoes things ought to be kept in Math lee the haute& and the order of the court would mania Mr. Walter and the proprietors of the Tan hem minas thy alteration in the mode of publishing totiglig out the lasing Mail natal the hoarier of was. The parties must also understand that these be so delay is bringing the muse to a bearing. Hr. Holt end Mr. &plume were for the plaintiffs • H. UM, Mr. Haddam. Mr. Plummer, and Mr. Giffarsi Why parties. GOUT OF PROBATE AND DIV° ROL (Before the Jody Ordleary.) carrnru r. Chilean). This eatraciedisary gait, which has now occupied the oust she dap, was framed. Sr James Wilds sow summed up the ore, whisk be Ghana% had cast upon the jury an amour if Maar that be bad rarely or never knows to Ye erred ia Welereieeier Hail. It bad revealed I etas at things is the beard a gastleatut of high pin- Poe and buserable fswily auk al so on would probably hare behaved, sad as ealiOtlei of obsessity sad &spare kiei bed ken fused opal their ears such at they had probably sever bakes bred is a Pond of justice. Sall, Whatever sleet that riga. right have bed upon their rs, they eaglet to arm godsons it is cosisidertog their did, Wars& as it was caleslated to ante a prejudice deb might Kerr ram frees doing that justice to Mr, a twyad whishlwesid all desire to de. The mar. • took plea is I the petition, being thea estreasely onss, sad her h very much her raid. She appeared have bees • purr extremely fond of riding, and if the Whoa was to be credited. she bad taken as introit in uses. is hone dealing, and in anything coanectel with [ re he stable, which very few ladies in the lead would ve shows. Ordaly, if they believed Yr. yar, who spoke to her owning to sit wit:. is the hounkespen room, and smoking al toren she bad displayed as amount of famili "lt prom et a very differed position is life—all, amersally connected with Itoress—ridom to be 'a parsons of her ordain. On the other band fair to her to menisci that her husbaad was calaulated to refine hex testes. The Ala et by the wham ems did not coat i: or sena years after the marriage ; air* the capacity which worn naturally !ally showed for adapasg themeslves to the a which they were pair, it must be ob. ~.c render bad developed any tendency to bur intercourse with her husband was sot oat it. The leaned judge then commented on respectirg the three specific acts of cruelty pith regard to the last, he said that if Mrs. 4 sacra was to be believed, it was as gross as lord be offered to a woman ; and itwas the more a, mit referred to • matter which he mast be sup ra forgiven when he married her. He knew the which abe bad beep guilty, and be had deliberately A marry her. It was therefore a moat unmanly him to throw it in her teeth by the lips of her own bet that very fad ought, of rare, to make Mire Meier vigilance to see whether the evi preyed the etateineat The respondent's smut was that, being excessively aerie at tie Vg of the stairs, be had reminded her that bat for ulnas to her at his carriage she might have been oa als ; but at the time be wee ahowiag all this vit.- %sear it was clan from the correspoadans ' bees pat is that be was carrying on as iota's, Jane Smith. The karma judge then dwelt at epos the evidence relating to the affair, and ! the jury substantially believed the pod _y, be was of opinion that they ought for her oe the issue of cruelty. If = ,to thin 000chtsioa the pert question he enmity bad been 000doned, that was Nay, . blotted out, so as to restore the offending party position as he had before occupied. In that Adage would be disposed of. Condonation being al at the mad must be gathered from oat -4.; sad be (Sir J. Wilde) coahased that ...s there was considerable evidence to show a this ear the wife had forgiven the rearm carnet. That, however, was of very little -.., because all ondontion was onditional as the At beisg guilty of any other artrimerial offence; ma proved by the respondent's own letters that sha the last act of cruelty he was carrying sa improper intercourse with Mary Jane Smith. harped judge having commented on the @d relating to the respondent's adultery, said his to the real doses of the ore—the naiad- On behalf of the petitioner it was rag charges had been filed for the mere par _ din, and bad been supported by got-up It was here worth while to consider for a moment aof the parties. One could easily understand trading fa answer to a suit of divorce that her was also guilty of adultery ; because to es stars of wife was averythiog ; sad she "my reason to struggle for the madonna) Teaks eves at the expensed proving her husband !adultery. Bat surely it was a very odd coarse - tree were reversed, where a husband said that i disgraced him, had negliseted his home, arid i comfort to him at all, but where he, neverthe -1 the court not to separate her from bim. Such naturally made them inquire what could motive for takiog such a singular step, It ' suggested that in this case Mr. Chetwynd - a large fortune with his wife, which he 'i ; it could not be said that that bad been ' cause might possibly be that he felt so tire at being himself accused, that he was throw all the discredit he could upon his stir, as it had been suggested by the colleted , daintier, he might not believe the charges he had made. It was worth while to reflect on this question of motive, because to throw light on the boot fides of the defence. ziminatory allegatioss were very different in Att. Io the car of Mr. Nichols there was a ad absolute proof of adultery, if the jury were with the proof of identity. That agaisat /Ir. ) other hand, was not one in which the std to put his finger on time or place ; was to be inferred from th , circumstances se ed judge vas soetinaing his summing up when, left.] ✓ A O MI • I 1 1.• THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MitELBOROUGEI-STREET. LtIDIXO CHILDSHII TO BEGGAIOI. ' ,Ociailitte Brous, a profeesioul beggar. with • tend' s 'tt It media old in her area, was charged before Yr. • Hoo t Tith isimeea. Vsl E, deposed that abut half-past II the l e " l . l67 atit he ea the prisoner steodiog at the door of I t Thest7s, with a child in her arms bessiog. „killed statkeed her sevenl times before, or; being at "'watt lbe theatre nearly every night, with As child, be , t tehet bito custody. ..,* L IMIL. rid it eas a creel thing to take a child out at 1'",,,, al aft al the sight. He should commit the prisoner .`owath, end the child would be either sent home or .'"1 till* verthesee. 1........P1e migh. Nu Use child was only borrowed by the "----"" " 1 t:1 1 parpomi , and the mother was is murk Mu je st her ilag the mother to grad forward sad told _ Me wee adiggrensful woman. and that J the child "a' balk erepre employed for rich a purpose, be should elk to prison fora month. WESTIIINSYRN. POLICI VISILLEM Joke Lyra and John Setin,_two yauag men, were *aid at the bar 'hinged with being detioW is the ossalm • robbery re Chelsea. Teliosimestable 'redid* Chesser, 385 D. said that at 9 • chat lent night be was passisg through Dianfortatreet, Chains, when he heard • eons like the fluttering of leeriest No. 37. lie found the gate locked, sad !squired whither &myna wee them but remind no answer. lie then rang the boon all, and oa the servant oomiag to the gate he inquired whining there wee anyone to the fowl-liala bwi rltligt he was about approaching when primmer mune out of it, and directly after , wards, Smith who was still in the fowl-home, said, ' You had bettor man out, Jack ; we an fairly caught.* Smith then came oat and endeavoured to escape, but witams seised them both, and held them egainst the wall until he received assistance to take them both to the nation. Another policeman proved that the wirawork in the fowl•houas had area broke* down sad nearly twenty !44aswere found In a nick tied op ready to take away. had been removed from 'seeker part of the fowl. house and were yet alive. Three piteams4 were stolen from the same premises on Friday. Mn Arnold—Prisosern what have you to say ! OM -There is oath* goon sold—No, you were detected. You are charged with being then with inbred to commit a robbery. Ayres—My cep was thrown over into the ground sad I vest to gel it. Mr. Arnold—What have you to say, Smith ! Smith—Nothing. Mr. Arnold—Your cep was not thrown over! Smith—No, it was not. Mr. Amid—Weed to help your friaad dad his, I sup. pole. It was very fortunate that you were detested ar you worn sad it there caned be the Isms doubt of your iskatios, I shall commit you both for three months to hard labour is the Hoene of Correctiom. THAMES. PHI nornmise POOL Si4,ey Homan, • balf-famished.looking creature, sled 19, and very *bay cid, who was described as • labourer with me brow was brooght Were Mr. Partridge, with disorderly coodnot, aad violently Plank an/ the bell at the deer of We-sod Old Town Workhouse without lawful SEMI& Thema Moffatt, the porter at the Mile-end Workhouse, mid the primmer applied for admission as a casual pauper at 1 °Week this morning, and was informed he was too late, Thdpriseser thee hammered at the door, and violently rang the hell, for which he was gives into custody. Mr. Partridge thought the primer ought to have been admitted to the casual ward as ass of the homilies poor, for who.. 4111)906i protection in the winter meson wards wen atted up in the metropolitan weals:mem Moffatt said that the hours for the admission of and cps', were half-past 7in the summer and fin the winter, he often relaxed the rale, and admitted very bad oases till U o'clock. He admitted 4 pumas, Incl ud ing a poor we... mid • child, after the primer was given into dge thought the porter might to have admitted I.66° %artriMr. the prisoner. bledbitt saki that Mr. Paget decided that all the rules and for the admission of mend paupers remained in ati lbai rce, and that there wee no allmation is the law ra dii.** them. he roily alteration wee an to the payment of impasses et support's( die hattedeas poor. Mr. Partridge said that poverty pretested itself is somany shops. that it was difikult to frame rules and regulations whieltwere to he like the law of the Modes sad Persians, *alterable aid irrevocable. He did net think the Poor law Board would sanotiea the rejeetioa of poor creatures from the camel wools, I. such weather as this. Moffatt aid that notwithstanding the regulations he ad mitted poor piano= us* he went to bed which was gene rally at 11 cede* at sight. Mr. Partridge—le there no one sitting up all Right ? Moffatt—Yes, sir, the watchman. Mr. Partridge—He could have admitted the prisoner. It wee a cold, damp, foggy night. I Wait you have acted hdproperl is rehiehig adnuttanoe to the prisoner. lie is COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-MliS DAY.) Vet, little Hagfish wheat was resolved book; up to our market today. Both ted sad white qualities, however, moved of slowly, at lloaday's eurremiy. The general con. dition of the sappl was good. We wertolerably well, but sot to my heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Selected samples were mostly disposed of at promos rates, but all other kinds ruled heavy, at barely Matioaary prices. The trammetimos ia Setting cargoes of grab* Were only moderate ; ia however, so yeritskile charge took pleas. Vine barley oommaaded entrees curreceins. Grinding and distilling sorts were inactive on former terms. Malt sold at full quotations. The bushman doing in it, lowever, was only moderate. The simply of oats was rather limited. and the demand may In eamidered steady at We rates. Beam were a heavy sole at Moeday's &alias is the pm- Istioue. Very few temples were In-Night forward. Is per, very little was passing, yet prior were supported. The doer Made was quiet . Helder, of toe foreign flour were very firm. Clover seed realised the LW dram" sad whiter tares ware Iris in prem. Most other seeds sold heavily. Cakes were unaltered u vase. 41(11121JT PRICWL WHIM Itte Qr. L L IV to 60 SO to at 41 to 41 41 MN wiluT._ Mon, Kasi:r;asll —..— ~— i iii De. whit% ISO Norio& sad Winn nd, 19114 le 41 BAILLIY. Mating - 24 to I 4 ii. to 21 22122232 2B MB ft TV Qt. Oars. i. I. Seotob. hod States potato Wok obit* „ block -_...._ ban, Norton". ind Wolk 54 to 61 tlapke sad Ware 64 to II Brows .iiri:" Now - se t. se I oAss. , llostlsk. hod IS to U . potato U to 10 Masson - DO to S 2 Ttek SO to SS Barrow Float ll6 So SO tau _ _ Orgy MAO, id to MI MAUI ut os WW2. Tows node, pot NS lbs. Household to to 5$ country Norfolk sod Battolk, at ship 27 to t 9 OATS. I. ^ S. DiaJoh and flaredleb 17 to n I traisa 105i0414. Poe Qr. WM% a. 1. Mutat° sad lows& berg da Se 40 laslock di lleckiss• D=l 4O to 47 30 to 43 iturtaa. awl •ott Ameilcote, red white &WIN( U ta $4 DUOMai Usatlas 06116 ?Wilt. Mak. WIRT - l7 te st Wd AZRIVALE MP GRAIN, &G. CARRIAGE 1110.11 JAN. 11 SHARE Idlfitie-(TBIS DArd) !Niro &Qom The railway market is rather armee today, l although there is not much business. Metropolitan stook has risen per cent., London and North Western, Midland, and Great Northern f, and Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire I. Caledonian has receded i per amt. London and North Western stock is now quoted 121 to Great Western, On to 81 ; land, 1 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 118 to ff ; South Eastern, 87 to ; Great &stern, 474 to I ; Great Northern, 134 to 135 ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 129 to }. Foreign and colonial railway securities are in active, and pries@ without variation. .7wlth permesuf a re spceseetly roes with in meow et her vas oily fen to her to t a paste Wedded Ws spokes el bY till mx or mem eillinilmelsg the es; • previhnitially showed - ' mimes la Wadi tin • lid if her eimmenber we is Nee Ws iatercous to prevent it. The I science reepecticg tb With Meld to 'pis decent was I Imposer:old be offered • as ft referred 0 to have forgiven whi i root of which she bed be oies to marry her. ' m Dim to throw it in ' ild; hot that very i 'I , jay wain greater .11 redly preyed the 0 smut was that, 1 d the stairs, he - • Haber to her at his • cheer; but at the ti ledignatiou it was hieb had been put ia th ball Ivy hoe Smith. • (tome length epee the id, 'tad tkt, if the lot, e loner's dory, he was to fied for her en I o w ald come to this hither the it et : l ie revs sod blotted owl, I the Noe position sa Ili %e dam would be ad el the mien and elk ; sad he ( 1 e thteglit there was bit a this cue the • is conduct. That. • Imbue biome ull • mar sot bring guilty .• it via proved by th • eller the last ecl se improper intern lured judge h miming to the I • new to the red 1 • charges. Oa belt l that these charge ef ietimidation, DD, i . It Irma Isere we .1 • Piles of the path• emu piroding in an i wee also ge i the states of 1 tray reason to ; lee caution even at tb t ; lilt a adultery. Bell boo Us, saxes were rev g i u . ii. had disgraced MI Wm Do comfort to 1 legged the court blot • Pellmst seturally o 4 WS MODS for tekl • ' bar suggested t/ b : meolvei a large ✓ to keep ; it °odd ✓ -, Or the cease i • , • ' , sal vindictive at 1 , naioed to throw al k fa Or, lastly, as it b ii. - • cry petitioner. he • j t t lie bad made. it le co thi s • ..., i lowild to throw li g ht .. .1 two recriminatory - r. : .eberader. Jobs l ;'_•'. • we and obsolete p • fed with the pot - I : i tithe's, on t h e other ; ( int pretended it toe that wu to be , P ' Certiss. ''' [The tared jildge in • lt ' reiwirt left.) ii.... In .. II ~ TOO net THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY "mum, JANUARY 90, 1005. coma ao u zervuas u b 35 Pus. __ it to 36 = 36 Co 36 Lima Casa. x.un.. , .77uwn usoft =par Wei:— .3 to S I t 31 to t Ansariesa, jot t. .. 19 to Is commas.. .. 19 to SS INTO LONDON, BY WATTS 6 TO JAN. 19 INCLUMVE. Bona.' Molt Oats. Mar. gm I R• j gra gm tals. auto 110 440 1140 4510 .. 1040 1140 :: iio Total I — 240 ---.. 1110 I - 1930 10 — n20 -.. &lelab sad Sakai blab . ..1 foreign I lois 1 It 4 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ILECTILIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELERWIL) (now oua OWN POILRINPONDZET.) Corrow.—The Market Wag rather firmer is price, andin better demand. Sales about 5,000 balm Coas.—Thentarket modemtely attended. Wheat firm at fall prices of Tuesday, with scarcely so much depression. Flour steady and demand moderate. loam corn firm ; Galata, 265. 6d. Beans, oats, and oatmeal anohanged. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. — f rills DAY.) (sT UNIT= WODON ILICTRIO TE=OILAZD. (IfON 001 OWII 00=1111P011DINT.) Wheat slow male, at last week's retie. Fine barley mills readily, and folly madattlas format value. Beans and oats unehangsd. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS D A Y.) - 30GAB.—The demand continuos vary limited ; there ire free sellers at the late reduction. with bat few purchasers. /teased : Prices methane to rule in buyer's favour ; the assioant of busioem transacted is very limited. COMM—Common qualities of Plantation Ceylon have sold at irregular and lower rates ; good qualities without material change in value ; fine ordinary sod low middlia;, 78s. 6d. to 795. 6d. ; middling, 81.. to 13:14. ; Native Ceyloa good ordinary, flea. 9d. ; common Singapore, 645. ; Cut/Ast hma, 78s. Tan.—The publis tales program without material change in prior. Rant.—No sales reported. but the market is firm. Rica—The demand is lees saliva, but firm prices ore pad for soft-vain ordinary. Nearanzis Amuse add at Bs. 6d. good for auk at 9s. 3d. BUTZ& —A email paroel of Singapore sold at 31d. Faint — Only a limited business is doing at previous quo , , Wiens. Corros continues dull of sale, and prima role in buyers' favour. Jcrwr..—Sinos the public sales businses has been dose at Germ% rates. TALLOW MA It EC ET. —(TH IS DAY. ) Th. market Se firm. Town tallow Is quoted 41s. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.Q es the spot. 41a. 6d. ; Jemmy, 41e. 6d. ; Mandl, 42e. 6d. be 42e. 9d. ; April to June, 43e. 6d. ; October be Deember, 4.14. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Petimden mid Smith ',port the market in a km and bealtby state, with a cautioned Moody demand for hops of all desariptiona. both English sod foreign ; colony sorts an wares sad waninsed rather higher ratan Tea lota Importatioes from America are for the moot part old hop of as inferior deseriptloo. OIDIZA&Y SIAM USD STOONU4 SALLWAYL Fr a sti oa sill '— MA &Mal el ItaeMs.... lont a-118—;Cm amg ftedon — . - ris r 1 - Do. • J Aiwa% WU • De. 1111 p. a tumid to B. Dalian sad De Jam Jo Ow, NAL= area &Awn 0rd...114. MT. - I ROW:: D.l Asee.wt,xaf great Nereid tootiaad emelt embers D./.J • no. bottle. sza- Ds.llllllo.4.lspall Ot.ist Noah • West. 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W814411111111m. 10 1 2 pun - 14,000,100 Wennalneter 10,0001100 'Merchant liank(Um.) 00 5 I 7pm - KOMI SO ,Maromille it inobanlL 10 16 IMsOl 4 20,0001 001 Do. New - 10.000 MO Illetre. & Prow. book (L II a lan 171 .... lOC Do. de. LOW 160 :Midland Bask (Um.) - 10,1100110 :N. Ten el ftsbod . 1 67 - - - 66,0001 0 I Do. do. New lt - -..- 10,000 SO lia. lona Dank, New l6 -.-. ..- WOOS IS 'New Math Wens all 0 06 al Ai 0,00 14 Soo Zealand Walled) 1 ,por boa 60,000 0 1 11er* Western 6 1 rpm lOr *4O 111 Pis** Bask Oorporn. all go n - 9,601 91 I De. New, ha at 9401. all - - -. 10,600 811 Trerlo.lianklusfOorp.(l. 6 1/ Adis -. 96,000 10 'Trevino. at Ironed UAW 111 flelnda,=Dedh. 10 1 11ra 111 111,010 116 lloatli - 1 10,000 611 South Entero (Um.) - , *OW 100 11/ad.of B. 9. Antes 7.061460 Do. do 191 Dlls Ipea -• I *OOllOB Do. do. kw Mewl.; 10 141. par - I f 0,801 NI Voise 0 AnWatia .l all 061 sd -II I 111. la we Otis& of IrMand (iAna.) U 0 01dle ... 0 141 on oil Undo, II U 56 ad 60 0 0 I • la warrant dos In flaWas. td zd ... sdl ...--.- 4 1 r, ~,, , si, 1214 a i li ISBf 10717 NARILET.-(TRIB DAT.) Two o'Ciace, The stook markets opened this morning with a dull appearance, owing to the languid condition of buzinese, but have since become firmer. The funds are now quoted at an improvement of per oent., and most other securities are well supported, at yaitardsee quotations. Home railway dock in two or this. oases, are rather better, especially Metropolitan. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and , good bills have been taken, in exceptional in stances, at 5} per cent. The rate in the Stock Exchange, for short loans on Englieb government securities, is 3} to 4 per cent., with little inquiry. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Restos opened at 66fr. 950., being 50. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, for money, sad 89} to 90, for the account (February 9). The °Geist business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89f, 4, 3 ; ditto, for &coolant, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, f ; New Three per Cents., 881, ; Annuities, 1886, 14 7-16, f ; Bank Stock, 243, 240}, 241 ; India Stock, 213 ; ditto, Five per Cent. stock, 1031, ; and Fachequer Bills, March, 4s. prem. Foreign stooks are quiet. Turkish Bonds of 1862 have declined } per oent., and Greek and Spanish Certificates 4, while Mexican Old Three per Cents. have improved }. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz :—Greek. Bonds, 23} to 2 ; Mexican, 27} to I, ex div. ; Confederate, 55} to 56} ; Spanish Passive, 33} to } ; the Certificates, 14} to 1 ; Turkish, of 1868, 72 to } ; ditto 1862, 70} to f , ex div. ; and the Consolides, 60 to }. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Certificates, 964 ; Egyptian, 100 ; ditto second issue, 914, 99 ; ditto 1864, .951, 96 ; Greek for ac count, 232 ; Italian, for account, 641, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 681, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 27f, }, ex div. ; ditto, 1864, 26}, }, ez div. ; Portuguese, 1868, dm, for account, 47, en div. ; Russian, 1862, 89} ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 41, ex div. ; ditto Passive ' for account, 33} ; Turkish, 1858, 100/. Bonds, 70} ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 701, 4, ex div. . . Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 1{ to 1 prem.; Danubian, } dia to par ; Monte Videsn, 31 to 41 prem. ; Italian, to 1 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to 11 prem. Inlernational Financial shares are now quoted to 21 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to # prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to 1 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, tr. prem. ; Ottoman Sociith Wildcats, 14 to 2 prem., ex div. ; City of Milan Improvements, 21 to prem. ; and Darjeeling Co., }to / prem. The transactions yesterday in the Italian State Domain scrip were very large. It is understood that the subscriptions from Italy already known amount to between three and four millions sterling. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 32,0001. The City of Mancheater, from New York, has brought 93,5001. in specie. The steamer Poonah wiU take to-day 86,4411. in specie, of which 17,5001. is for Alexandria, 5611. for Madras, 54,6501. for Singapore, 10,9401. for Hong Kong, and 2,7901. for Shanghae-20,061/. is gold, and the rest silver. The directors of the General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) have decided to recommend a dividend of 10s. per share, making, with the 2s. of interim dividend paid in August, a total dividend of 12s. per share for the year 1864, being at the rate of 15 per cent. on the present paid-up capital of 1,000,0001., or of over 18} per cent. on the capital paid up on the average of the year. In addition, the sum of 125,0001. is proposed to he carried to a reserve fund, and 22,440/. of un divided profits carried forward to next year's ac count of profit and loss. The total of net profits and premium on new shares is thus 297,440/., of which it is proposed, in round numbers, that half shall be distributed in dividend, and half reserved. The general meeting takes place on the 6th of February. At a meeting of the general board of directors of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Com pany (Limited), held in London yesterday, it was resolved to recommend a payment of Si. per share, being 24. per share dividend, or at the rate of 10 per oent. per annum (the same as paid to the 30th June last), and 4e. per share bonus, making in all 20 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital of the company for the year 1864. The directors of the International Contract Com pany (Limited) have declared an interim dividend to December the 31st at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. At a meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the Madrid Bank (Limited), the directors advised that the undertaking should be wound up "voluntarily." The Committee of the Stock Exchange, it was men tioned, have refused to recognise the company, in addition to which there have been no subscriptions front Spain, and the council of the bank in Madrid (which claimed a supremacy over the London board) has shown a disposition to undertake a class of business involving great risk. A long discussion ensued, during which the directors were strongly censured for the manner in which they had managed the affairs of the company. Eventually a resolu tion was unanimously passed appointing a commit tee of investigation, it being understood that the Chancery petition shall stand over until the com mittee make their report. Below we give the first report of the directors of Financial Corporation (Limited), to be submitted at the meeting on the 23rd inst. : The directors have now the satisfaction of placing hi the heeds of the proprietors the accounts of the Corporation mode op to the 31st Deeember leek and duly audited. The gross profits realised during the period the corporatism has on Wainer (about ten months) is 31,836/: 9s. After deducting the od interim dividend said in July last, expenses of management es far es ascertained, 20 per amt. of the preliminary expunge, and the rebate on carnet belle, Arc., the net surplus amounts to 19,1281. Se. 10d. The directors, having regard to the fit that many of the tiger actions is rasp's:Sof which profits are brought into the pre sent account are not yet matured, and that some of the se cantles held have bees much depreciated by the recent pressure as the mosey market, desire to retain a large pro. portion of the above sum in hand ; and they trust the proprietors will obeetially coacar in this precautionary inea sort, with a view to the future security of the undertaking. The following apportionment of the net surplus is therefore viz. :-4,568/. 31. 10d. for a dividend for the past oed ball-year, at the rats of 10 par cent. per annum on the paid-apt:vital ; 10,0001. to the formation of a reserve feed, and the hoboes of 4.560/. 2a to be carried forward to the sect account. The directors have received various comm nioetioce from the proprietors regarding the depressed Ade at the shares of the eorporatiou upon the market, aid 'as serting various remedies. They desire to state ease kr all that the board gave its andiatakiag to the commitise the Stork Raehaage sot to traffic in, or make Mennen upon, its owe sham • and that nuderteldog hoe Mee rigorously adhered to. Sines the 31st of December • sessf derable portico of the calls then in smear have been paid. The asditors, Kr. Quilter sad Mr. Morgan, retire asessiss to the articles of senossiatioo, but offer themselves foe ne electioa. The dividend warrants will be issued as MU Oa possible after the meet*. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,2631. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 1,26 41 . •, and the Lancashire and Yorkshire all increase of 325 f. The prospectus of the Darjeeling Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to purchase and develop three tea estates, two belougizg to the Darjeeling Tea Company (Limited), and one belong ing to Mr. Z. T. Fitzgerald, the principal portion being oontigeous to the station and sanatorium of Darjeeling, in Bengal. It appears that these estates easopriae an area of 9,578 acres, of which 2,088 are already planted with tea. The purchase money of the estates, buildings, and stock in trade is 200,0001. -oneasistyto be paid in mit by insislatants extending over eighteen moots and the other !misty by 6,000 fully paid-up &MIS to be Wed is three equal instalments, on Ist January, 1866, Ist January, 1867, and let January 1868. Mini mum dividends are guaranteed by the vendors severally for the first three years at the sate of six per mat for 1866, seven per cent. tar 1866, and eight per cent. for 1867, and a sufficient portion of the purchase money is to be retained by the dine tors in order to secure the payment of those divi dends. The capital is 250,0001., in 12,600 shares of 201. each, but, deducting the 5,000 shares re served in part payment of the estates, the number offered to the public is 7,500, and of these 3,500 are already subscribed. The undertaking is re spectably constituted : three members of the beard are already connected with the direction of tea companies in India ; and to Mr. William Roberta, the manager, is ascribed the credit et having assisted materially in resuscitating the wed known Assam Company, the shares of which, after falling at one period to Be. or Ns., have since commanded 401. and 50/. per share. An extraordinary general meeting of the Sn r and American Finance oration (Limited) will be held on Feb. 1, to ooner "a proskmil agreement entered into between the Public Works Credit Company of London and Paris (Limited) and the above corporation, and for confirming and carrying the same agreement into e ff ect, and for the d ecl aration of a dividend." The first ordinary general meeting of the share holders of the North Western Bank (Limited) is convened for the 30th inst., at Liverpool. A general meeting of the Corsican and Mediter ranean Gas Company is to take plane on the 26th Last The Merchant Banking Company of London (Limited) have made a call of 2E 10s. per share, payable on the 18th of February. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 18, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Crirenlation imam Oirculatioa active 20,710,700 Imaresee 228,415 Public deposits 4,188,614 Deems, M 8,971 Other &emits Goveeammt ascoriii beating deperteaset ss i n11,023,211 No change Othereeemritess sa bemiring dspartateat Oda and bullion in both depirtansam lievea dip sad other bills 513,148 Demme 17,345 The Rest 3.489,023 lasamme 64,232 Notes in reserve Total remove (motes h erne la banking depeasati . 8,107,527 DOMINI 157,678 The private deposits, which ware welled lam week by no less a sum than 2,299,1891. by the payment of the dividends, have now declined 1,516,151/. There is also • decrease of 258,9211. in the government deposits. The falling off in the Bank's discount and loan business, however, is attested by the further diminution of 1 3 568,6074 is the private securities, and thus the decline in the re serve is limited to 157,6781. The coin and bullion have increased 70,8371. BANK Or BNOLAD.—A• A mad eth Via., c.ll, tot tweak MO. barman to the Act TO oodles on Wedaeaday, Jaa. l4 PA TROT. Governasett debt.. 111,0141 M Other aseariliat MOON Ond can and 111,411„STS Silver bullion IRS= DIM Notes issued attoeLerr6l MUNIZMIG DI Progrietan' Capital L14.54%000 MAW Beat Public Depeas eluding Bay. Baas. Coop ZAL of Yftlosal — Dott i Tsad -- Dl --- v Accounts) Other DalsO dis **• • 14.055,018 Pavan day sad Misr ewe saki IPARTIITIIT. GovernmTut Fern- E 26,061,076 L 57,899,900 Jan. 19, MN. Miss (including Deal Weislit An nuit) Other Iscurities Notes Gold and Silver 760.561 4.87,399.800 W. ICILLIM Chlet Cashier. Tanaansr Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 90 for the 9th February, opened thin morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89I_to ". For money the last price was 894 to I. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, ft. j• ditto, for so count, 89' • Three per Cents. BedOsed, at I, x ' New Three ' per Cents., 88", 11, 1, f ; Bank 1 240 ; India Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Oast. Stock, 1031, I • ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. ; Five Cent per "enfsled " rupee paper, 1014. IThe India Five per Cent. stock was rather ' dull. India Bonds were dealt in at 10a. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at par to ss. prem. The foreign stook market was rather fiat, and in some cases prices receded. The Egyptian Loan of of 1854 declined 4to per cent. ; Greek Bonds and Coupons, fto ; Russian Old Five per Cents. and Moorish, 1; Russian of 1862, 4 ; Venezuela of 1864, 1; and Mexican Old Three per Cents. and Spanish Pantos Bonds and Certificates, 4. A slight improvement was quoted in Danish Four par Cents. of 1863, and the scrip of the last loan. In the market for bank shares realisations con tinue to predominate. Alliasos Bank shares have again fallen 10s., closing at 74 to 8 prem. A re ' duction was also quoted in °barbered Mercantile ' Bank of India, London and China, East London, London and County, London and South Western, Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, and Standard Bank of Africa. City Bank shares were slightly firmer, after yesterday ' s fall, and an improvement took i place n Imperial, South Eastern and Provincial Banking Corporation. Notwiths tanding the very favourable statement presented at the meeting of the London Joint Stock Bank to-day, the share. of this undertaking declined about 10s., closing at 49 to 60. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 to ex div., being dull ; Egyptian Trading, 1 6-16 to 7-16 prem. ; National Discount, 104 to I prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to 4 die. City Ocean Marine Insurance, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Panama Royal Mail Steam, new shares, met with inquiry, while National Steam and Con tract Corporation ware rather Sat. Ottoman So -1 cifitci G4ndrale shares were last quoted 14 to 2 prom ex div. ; and City of Milan Improvements, ' 24 to 24 prem. The subscription for the latter closed to-day, for Loudon applications, with an , enormous total. _ . The shares of the financial companies were dull, and closed heavily, at a reduction in most cum of 1-16 to I per share. In this decline General Credit shares parl.icipated, the announcement of the dividend (as referred to above) failing to !within the price. The closing quotations are annexed, viz : International Financial, 2 to 211 prem. ; General Credit, si to 3.16 prem. ; London Financial, 88 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, S to 31- prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 33 to prem. HIDE MAREET.—(I7IIB DAY.) Larnatraam..—llides : Prices: 661 b. to 641 b., ad. to 3d. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 3d. to 31(1. ; 721bs. to 901b5.. 3d. to 34d. ; 9011 e. to 88alts.. 30. to 4d. ; 88Ibs. to Whs.. 4d. to 4ed. Horse bides, 9a. so 10s. ; Calf skies. light, 2s. to 3s. Bd. ; tall, 6.. BUNOXDSZT.--81wpkilil : polled. 12.. Od. to 16s. Od.; Keats and aalf-besda. 10s. to 125.; Donna. 7.. 3d. to 9s. A Mounts PLLY.—The new managers of the Olympia will eartnaly sot establish their undertaking on a monad beak, if we are to take the Hidden Hand, on which they lose thrown their istrength, an a soaps of the plays to he =posted at this theatre. Here spin the wear painter sad stege-carpeater hays dose their work admir ably, is soma respects, we should any, aimed too well, be same they chariot the attention of the audimie• too much from the *nos Bat why should all this wealth of acacia ' dissection be lavished on a piece which, without it. would certainly sot be endured? It is utterly ban and visions to she owe—French. and is the wont of French annner. The pet terns on the suspicion twe I detonable Mow which attaches to a neglected 1 wit.: the one of beteg unfaithful to her bustend (whisk la truth. she le he heart, if sot in eat), sad the other of =her own child, presumably became that child is to the man she loves. No dzasath or histriosis skill can make such incidents °therein this revolting tw any one whom moral sense is en leapienely Ones& Things are not only hinted at, bat becedly discussed on the 1 Mama from which all delicate lean rescile • o t r iC this is the sort of thing which is offered far the Ttt of Faglieis ladies and gentlemen. Who weld lo•ewlsyl y =say young girl to intone snob a pipes ? s 'ne Iles Jemmy. . ... , 1 . EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP ARSON AT DERBY. DEFRAUDING INSURANCE 001IPANLES. At the Derby borough police-court, yesterday (Thursday), David Gray, eating-botisektepar, Sadler-gate. Derby, was brought up, on remand, charged with the serious offence of setting fire to his premises, in ardor to dm fraud the Mammas companies. The ease exalted se extraordinary rawest of interest from the feat shai Yr. Hilton, heed coastal:do, had been to = and had discovered that the soma had in three different parts of Ledo°, had lad bee st each place, and had received seven( huedreds of pounds of insurance mousy. Mr. Bikes found oat that he bad received 5/. imuranoe mousy fora fire is Joho•etreet, Poplar, about 17 mouths ago ; on the bed February, 1864, he ha d a firs at his residence, Cottoomtroot, Lomas, where be made a claim of 2171. against the Insurance company, and after inquiries had been set oo foot, be gladly socepted 1751. The office was t h e Commercial Union. From these premises the primmer went to Crais-strost, Blackfriars• road, and insured there largely in the Leeds and York shire ; and oa the 1180 t of Jose last a fire took poses at these premises also, totally destroying the hoses, sod the premier obtained 2501. from the hisuranos aloe. After each fire the prisoner left the neighbourhood, sad so one could find his whereabouts until another fire turned up. The prisoner has a brother named William Gray, living at the Isla of Dogs, Loodoo, and the primmer stated that he had placed his brother in a pesearomes ;Mop. Those plums were Insured in the name of William Gray, in the Leads and Yorkshire NUM and oar the 80th of October last, a fir* took place these, and William Gray reseived 1601. frees the insursom office ; and David Gray bad admitted that be was in business. The prisoner was lost sight of until an early hour on Sunday morning , the of January, whoa a fire was &Doomed is as satin booms is Sadirr's-gate, Derby, of which, It tamed out, prisoner was the proprietor. For this ire prisosser skims 754 from the Western Fire-office, haviog issued with Mr. Shakspears, the Derby agent for that office, for Um som of 1001. on the furniture, and 751. on the stook. Prisoner has soother place of Modems of a similar chancier is the Horisdea, Derby, and he Mound the furniture there for 1001., and the stook far 751.—similar to the Sadleripte insaranse. The suspicious appointees of the Sadler- at premises after the ere, together with the fact that there war serissly any furniture in the place, Induced Yr. Bilks, brad constable, sad Inspector Fears to making a Nereids( Ao c; sad the result lift no doubt oar their Wads that the bed wilfully set in to the minims. They at ems esesgsd Yr. Wright, aisetireasor mad valuer, to Talus the stook sad (waiters at both places. The liorledge fur niture was 'staid st 801., and that is Sodlomeate, when** ire took not mare than 201. yho was brought up at 11 lAdosirdres= (Th y) owning, before a crowded court r. (instructed by the Nottiaghaumbire and Duiryshire Lem rases Company), and Mr. J. B. Smith (ied/acted by Ibp Winters Imursom Compsay), appeared to pommels; sae the prisoner was defended by Mr. Flewkar. After mesa evideris had hoes tikes. the prisoner was um manded mail this day (Friday) week. Ur. Wilke this nharged Cray with for&goad utimies • obe We the lonics and Westminster Beak for the sass 681. 2s. 7d. The prisemm was skso reamaded vas this simegm—Laredo . ffiresl7- Itaii loot I; II 11,010 111 2). Ili Si, II IVACO li 2), MON i :Ili re 011 kIN I.M. oe, i• — iii ii IMO Li I. 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(1.1 baboralisrlasaa(L. ilimiasent Tos(Llan. 1 Tea Diellielell Load lik Worroat TropeolLla lll I froaladlak riAMW L IS is Apollo : Fa AN►lle 67. 1,009 1,000 2009 2000 so 1,000 IS O.NO 1 ;ail a ,00 , 01 10 MO 00 ,0001 • r. 34 s wot 111. 1000, 10 0,000 00 1,100; 10 :6,56! ii b,,000,a0 olod., 4. 4 0 0 ir 4 0.0141 * SAOi 10 4/PY I 4 — 4 14 3 lAs 2 al 1 ii $ F 10 7 4ls R 4.1 . 4 ill 4 649 2 972 al $ 4 5 i NM $ idis eposzd : 1 3 , 11 re 24 Par i t 126 Mr t e t tr 2: Ko 56 66 A 15. 1 5 1 1 2 1 14 2,r. a 1 t C A 2 kit" 2 plir i t ti ttsl: I 6 7 on - - 17.100: 10 11011,100: 10 1000 10 10,000. 10 10,000 60,000 10 WOO. 10 15,000, 10 10,000 SO 10,000 50 MON 60 til 14 _ 6 3 10 411 Ed! 10 43 z aso d, es I 16 19 11 pa ge tua S • Si 16 zd 7 13 Ms zd 0:1 46 I/7 DO 110 ISO, 6 1 14416' 4 al SAP IS 13 11 6 Idle 4P4 MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) 2' it wt 101 It 4 " 8 8 Ta 8 "a s zd _l4 ill - ii I II 41lai Wm if l 1 pail Par V IMs —. I 199 m 4 4 6 pla —, V 19 lam par 91 I WIN PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, West 111., Oaced god gam Stook, 119. FOREIGN RLILWAYS. Bahia sad Bea haulms (T l _M. Err. 7 p aL, 151 1. - _ Two o'Ordoot. The dealings in the mining market to-day are upon a limited scale, and priors in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday. There is • demand for Great Vor and East Caradon shame, which have risen to 331 to 341, and llf to 12k, ex div., respectively. On the other hand, East Grenville have declined to 31, "sellers." In the Stock Exchange Great Laxey have been dealt in at 181, and West Chiverton at 66 and 67, being firm. Alamillos shares are inquired for ; transactions are recorded at and 11. Other foreign as well as colonial mines are quiet. The following mine meetings were held at Salis bury on Wednesday :—EastCatadon : A dividend of 10s. per share (3,0721.) was declared, after payment of which a balance of 1,5611. 10s. 11d. was carried to credit of next socoont. Marks Valley : The profit on the quarter was 1,1561. la. 7d. ; a divi dend of 2e. 6d. (1,1251.) wen declared leaving a balance of 1,3191. 17s. sd. to be carried forward. Cern Camboroe accounts showed a debit balance of 951. Bs. Bd. The assets over liabilities amounted to 2761. Oe. 10d. A call of 2s. per share was made. West Rosedown : The balance in favour of mine was 381. 17s. 10d. A call of 17a. 6d. per share was made. - n 110 i ti s El 1 llOt Si 10.1 It' t SO Olt INS!