The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-07 00:00:00

dealer Is Heniton lace. The -1 or 29, was the son of • merchut, / laflo WPM,. The plaintiff attractioes. abort three yeare he goat 41,' splikktics drawn to her and wee P ik to hair. ,wllloh w occur natal June, Me& mdant expressed hie mud fo e he5. ..25 math • letter arrived at the *l4: Adwr i t i ng boils& attracted the stte s *, mother, she spoke to the phdatiff ab e d • us • communmation from th e pba l li Merlon between the defeadint sal lb: feudist then stated that he b a d a _ or three yeses, bees fe e d a ,Z atlreatioes of her daughter • C s epaleotly honourable, that be bits wits, sad beewaged himself so bud& _ sn o w rapcesd confide** in him se W I The 'wen lady was than under it defendant said that he should Wilt 10, t for the aituAtioa to which he isteag e d wished her to take separate June of being educated. and in June or reside with a (dead of the mother, m gA -.visas, and she lived then rintg let there she went to live Kr. 'arils at other places. The &fade * and the plaintiff a protestant, r ef some conversation sa to the mods la aar emeny of marriage should be peg , 4 the intimacy the defendant . Ail!, sad the result wee a Is there was so living vitaea of their too l_ c_ th w Aalatiff to Ads, ss the moth er be and when be came back ha trek hoiss7.iestboirras-park.vills* sa d jigs was a party so the were h er - r that they thine were shown to the mother 01 _an this statement. They lived ss gam estbonzas.park - villaa, but in October the ga away saying that bruising called him to the a d a ni ma & ho bed shortly before written * in the warmest terms of affection, c e tal e wrote to bee, *sting her adrift in the molt -. The defendant had written singed War the usual terms of a lover. Ia Jess, W and ,h—l fortunately saw your sister th e 4 say she has by this time given you ie ciontantied, "In greet baste, dearest k ,shop Why do you not wish to logo lose, &west, yours me, "JOHN," some attempt would be made to In. of this young lady, bet he confidently . such an attempt would fail, and in support he referred to what the defendant wrote, un not wish to love me!" Again he wrote: blary,—l am sorry I cannot take yon to ...morrow. I will write again to-morres, meet you. I send you tickets." Ater there was this passage : • sorely trust I wall not forget you. DO Odin me.—With fondest lore, ever yams, also a frogroest of a letter of the 2nd :h there were these words : Mary.—l wielt dearest what had happened never been. I have been so unhappy abort it have been the cause." He also said,'l ste back, but never did I think that I shon/d to you." .4endant would not have written in this way woman of loose behaviour. There were a nom - letters, in which the defendant gm the 'tutors of what he was seeing and dung, sad one about May, 164;4 : darling Mary,—You know that your society is one I oars about, so do not think that 1 an from your sweet company. I told you could not come, and if so you can make ma Forme. Whatever lam tempted the thought of throws everything . Do not be angry, es lau I shell not be with you this evening. Pray do you know how it affects me when I see yen I will see you to•morrow at lunch time. re, your ever atttached " dace.* at letters in similar terms which the jury troubled with, but he might say that whilst the lee abroad he wrote to the plaintiff as km emus, he thought the name of "bliss" Berry t attention ; but when in this c ountry he to her in her proper name. The last letter Nov. 1864. darling Mary,—Certain circumstances have in England. As there is no knowing whet ,gland, I must therefore bid you an eternal wish you every success in life. If we should er it must be as perfect stringers. to in life are each as net it possible tr e me to renew the acqueistance. I , s all I can now do, and you must expect nothing . you will call on nay solicitor, Mr. —, he will sou with what funds I can spare. Wishing you erity for the future, and wishing you every good, sincerely. "J. DA Cotta.' ne accident, there slipped in these lines of 20 doubt would at one time have accurately feeling: When other friends are round thee, And ether hearts are thine. When other bays have crowned thee More fresh and green than mine, Then think bow sad and lonely This poor sad heart spun be Which, while it throbs, throbs only Thou lovely one for thee. was the end of the correspondence, and he would •-• conclusion that the defendant had since married is maid. witnesses were called in Rapport of the plaintiff's :12 was proceeding when cur report left. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.STREET. A MODEL CABMAN. Hope, a cabman. wai charged with stealing 2r. 6d. Anemia, a married woman, living in Twyford. "denim-road, stated that absut a quarter to last night she took defendant's cab m-street, Caledonian.road, to drive to ital with a young woman who had met with it. On arriving at University College Hospital Aded 3e. as his fare. She declined to pay it. his demand to 2a. 6c1., and then to 2.. By the ad. the policeman on duty she cou,ented to pal 36 roteet, but demanded his ticket, intendieg to him for the overcharge. [The proper faro being ls. for the distance, which is over a 6d. for an extra person.] She handed him a half. :tine that he would give her rid. change, bat ,oing so he whipped his horse and drove rapidll ieporter and the police shouted after him, ma iira for a short distance, but could not overtake had taken his number, and he was afterward, apprehended by the police. rtcr and two policemen corroborated. sod "Oa prisoner was very drunk. prisoner said he only drove away to got c hange, sod 'it waiting for it more than half an hour. somas Henry observed that there were three/coo. endorsed on defendant's license. He must pay for rcharge, 205., or be imprisoned fourteen da y s, and drunk 10s. or seven days. MARYLEIION P. M7OUNTIFIL %%ITU POACIIER4. Sman, • powerful lockiog man, was charged oe with being in company of three other men on the premises of Mr. Reed, supposed for an unlawful 0. Hs was further charged with having a quanttli ttiog in his possession ; also further charged with.vo' assaulting Robert Meer, poliee.c ous t a ble 148 X, in tecutioe of his duty. Johnsoo appeared for the prisoner. evidence produced in this case showed that for some ibis time past Mr. Reed and other farmers of ,y have suffered serious tomes through their ewes muted and worried in their fields by night, in some s a sheep being found dead. In consequence of this watch has been kept, both by the polroeacd /Mr About 1 on Sunday morning Meer was on duty to ADO. Wimbley, when he heard the yelping a dog, as if cour.irig rabbits. He looked net tate • little further on, and saw a dog eh," rabbits. Meer called up the shepherd and with st over the fields. Going across one they sa w the .er and three other men "corking" • hole. The fore seeing them coming von off sod were pursued woo fields on to the railway when they were lost sight 'Ming about they found the prisoner coecealed in • ale was made to get up when he walked on ip railway, and it wu then seen that he had - in his possession and which lie refused . He said it was tin ',winless of theirs, and the 's place was in the field and sot on the use. Meg ce shepherd to take the hag, when primula pu lled out bludgeon, which he said he would use if they touched The officer chised with him and took the stick froM After this a struggle ensued, in which the primmer iw Meer across the metals, also bit his thumb , gh to the bone, as well as bitiag the teak band. Prisoner then said he would go quietly to the i.mssiter at Sudbury, who would prove that M Led on the hoe. After going a short distanos he thy'' , officer on his hack *cross the line, and holdiag bJ he said be wished a train would 0 0 .1 and it should go over his --- head. .Wo• assistance of the shepherd the officer was r elease d prism*, wu ultimately got to the statioo.houset The was found to contain 90 yards of snaring new Nor hole where they had been working with the dog s and I t was found a rabbit's tail. The dogs they had with were lumbers, and could scent a• well S• rue. Kr• said that on his farm there were also harnaparteide l, isassista. prisoner was sentenced to six weeks' hard labour. WORSHIP•STREET. THIOWINO 1118.41112-4 AT A RAILWAY TRAM Everett, a lad, described as • broshmalose , wee ith wantonly throwing • stone at • train es the •• of • dealer in about 28 or 29, • to very large of great perms t for aunt I .• of Wes dra •• of quad not 000ur • • defendant en of a month a I the handwriting tiff's soother, she ult was a imam an interview be. • • defendant th. ins, two or II uty and MOWS , .. were perfectly • • wife, sad 0 • t the mother re, her child. The The defesdaay • mated flt for the • He wished purpose of him • t to raids witl Ketwingtos-placei 7 Wham sloe lel and afterwards a • • catholic and some woven' e ceremony of During the intim: • plaintiff, end 1 tely there was t dant took tk • i ~ to los • hoeser't was a pert her mother U and other this to believe this in Westbournopu .t away myth; ; and although al in the warms wrote to her, way. The defend tiff in the moil wrote : ; Mary,—l t I dare say she h He oontalbsd, ling is • shop. WI fondest love, d • • • that some • conduct of this • that such an atts "ew he referred • you not wish to • Mary,—l a • alms tomorrow. till I meet you. I . letter there WI may rarely trust about me.—Vi also a fragment • hich there were I t Mary.—l vie had never been. • • . have been tl years beck, but speak to you.'" ,• defendant won: • g woman of loco • .er letter, in particulars of who this one about own darling Mary orie I can abi from your I I could not co . for me. When 'Ahura, evnythi I shall not be you know hoe ' tears. I will i • yin love, your ere other lettere t be troubled with t was abroad h booms he th attract attention wrote to her in • 13th Nov. 18f dearest hi me to leave Engle: • to England, I m and wish you is hereafter it n • tore pcospecte it possible for o • .s all I mu no. If you will call of • you with what • • • :ty for the I ours sincerely. by some accident , which no doubt . his feelings: When other b. And ether hem When other In More fresh in Then think ho This poor sad Why b, whiles Thou lovely m was the end of th • • in conclusion th is maid. cal witnesses were hich was proceed THE PO (T Bi A ry Rope, a cahoot • • Aneom, a mat Caledonian-road. • I clock last Clayton-street, °spited with a 7. dent. On *nisi mended 3s. as his .. his demand to •1 the policeman protest, but on him for U 61, being ls. and 6d. for en enl . expecting that • of doing sobs • The porter ant . him for a shot She had taken • and apprehende e porter sad two the prisoner was • prisoner said h kept waiting for 0 Thomas Henry o one endorsed on di .vetches" 20e., c . Mg drunk 10a. c mot.: Ifred Swell, a poi • ad with being in • • premises of 1 • me. He was fur ttiog in his posse y assaulting Rob executica of his d . Johnsen appeal • e evidence prod% arable time pm •• bley have suffix • g hosted end • ces a sheep bob xtra watch has be • . About I one tdsue, Wimble a dog, as if gate • little f rabbits. Meer • went over the Si •• • or and three of . seeing them coo ee fields on to the searching about t' h. He wu mad railway, and bag in his p open. He said it cer's place was it d the shepherd to • ort bludgeon, if .. The officer cies .• lifter this a e raw Meer soroa rough to the be hie baud. Prism ties-master at . eked on the line. e officer on his ere he said •ng and it she • assistance of . prisoner WU tilt was found to cm • hole where they t wu found a I sin were lumbers, • said that on hi d pheasaate. The prisoner was Talownto Henry Everett, I • • with waste NA Load,* Railway, to the common danger of pas ...ge end others. liel'ir, 417 N—Two boars stead was in the Graege•coad, D ow, as& saw deleadant get ea the railway•bridge ; as a ...41=1 breath he dropped a stone, evidently with the F .- of strikieg it. D e a dm —l sa t was not a sto him tip the shi m , only a piece of bread. grolac him pick moss inat bid ore— ip, m ood ea the top of the bridge as he bowed it. I doe% Rwhat was the result. Alloock, inspector of the line—We bevelled the last BUMS , . 0 o we of this kind late l y , particularly withia 10 4 " sc, Cooke —Very sad results might be cotweqsent on odi am sot as this ;in fact, an attempt to in,jura li railway by any such mesas readers the asa&r able =Lent by penal ser vitude far life ; esrtainly not M W lath latent is a ll eged in this instance, but the mese. .pees might be as serious. Osestable—lle said at the station-hones that he lived in fit, lisolmeproad, which is fair. Defewhiat—My aunt dose live there. I live is loa.square, Riethload• er llr. Cooke—l shall remand hive until to-morrow. DITICTION OP • 111010810011 A stool, active yoang fellow who pve the name of ogrg &vela ,was plastid at the liaroharged with attempt pi.tztoe.oeb :ar: a John Babb, 120 B, ,aid he was cm duty Skesestreet, Chelsea, at 7 o'clock lad mating, and •w the prieoner with three other men welkin along we/het. Be was particularly observing them. tom a ist laden with goods mated, prisoner and sae of the dims immediately ran after it. Witmer followed, gad pe proceeding • sheet distance, the primmer sod his men rain get up has behind into the cart, which almost no. sidiaioly afterwards s top ped. As witness was rapidly glancing towards the au{ the primmer and his companies jawed out, and endeavoured to make their map, but seemsd wag captured and taken hack to the eart, from WM nothing had - beta taken, as the pods were !interest sad them was not su ffi cient time to lease them. p t isoner—lt's all a mistake. I was a quietly looking . st s *op window and this rename oases ap and says I plats you." I sever win near no each and haat nobody vidl Me. Yr. Araold—What is known of the prisoner Witness--He win convicted for six months for a robbery ig a house lam thaa twelve mouths ago. Dennis, the gaoler—He is a well-known thief, and has boo repeatedly cosvieted of felony. Jr. Arnold — What do you say to that. primes: ? Yrkoner—Well, of Gomm rye bees a little lief °Amts. Jr. Arnold—l have no doubt of your inteation last eves *. You are committed to hard labour for three months. MISS DONGWOR REV TH r. lEW." THC "SATURDAY Yesterday the Lord-Advocate referred to the alkyd tampering with one of Major Yelvetton's letters, sad mid that the pursuer knew nothing on earth &boat it, end that the sconeatien against her was quite fake. The Solicitor-General said he bad done no mare than der to the statements made by the judges in the case. Lord Jerviewoode charged the jury, pointing out that 'sweeper writers had no privilege beyond fair reporting, sad that if unfair or calumnious comments were made the blared party might seek redress. He left it to the jury to pcoolusce whether the comments in this article were fair, looking to the whole circumstances of the ease. At half-past 11 the jury retired, and were absent three bow. They then stated, through their foreman, that they were equally divided, six to six, and that there was ao :banes of their owning to any other result. Lord derviewoode said the statute did not allow him to receive a verdict with a ler majority than nine, and that rely at the end of three hours. If nine did not by that time ',incur, t►e statute provided they should go back for three hours more ; and if at the end of six hours nine s►ould not be agreed, they might be discharged. The foreman of the jury, amid loud laughter, asked for airsehments, which, with oonsiust of parties, were allowed. At a quarter past 5 the jury returned a verdict, by nine to three, in favour of the defenders. The verdict was received with load hisses. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY. THURSDAY, Dzcorsal 7. I l-N. B. T. I W. F. Es D. 1 . B. S . -- -.-- - - Earn 29.71 1 53 8. 1 6 8.8. E. o 10.10 2 Aberdeen - 29.50149 S. 6 9 N.E. ro 10.25 6 kith 49.88 66 8.8. W. 3 7 E.S.E. ro , 0.22 3 Ardrossan :29.81'52 S. 810 S. ro '0.15 6 ereseesetle 129.7 6 51; W.S.W. 4 8 S. to 0.071 S 241.6415 29.99 50, W. 710 B.W. lc 0.08. 7 Cape Clear - I-1 Liverpool 29.99 54, S.S.E. 3 6 S.E. o 0.18 1 1 2 11445 heed 29.9953 S.S.W. 6 7 8.8. E. to 10.38 a MIMIC* 20.09 54 W. 3 8 S. o 10.45 3 beet 30.12 5 1 ' W. 4 6 S.S.W. ft 10.53 6 TOrbeit 50.12 52 E.S.E. 4 4 8. o 10.08, 3 lechetort Tll•onedi Wermonth 30.16 53 B.S.W. 4 1 8. or 0.53 4 Tertnnoutb 30.16 52 B.S.W. 41 3 S. r 0.16. 5 tendon - Tinton* - 4 karboroonn. l 3o.o3 52 S. ' • 7 B.S.E. o 10.12 4 Webb 129.95 55 S.W. ' 2 2 S.W. or '0.25 3 and back, (reel to lib soma PROWL:. Oy NORTBRRII SATURDAY. COMM m o d er ate S. . and W., to strong, some rain. LL to SA% string, strong, w rein. S. to W. and N.W., Wong to moderate, some rain. &L to S.W. and N.W., von Mg. strong to moderate. Southerly to W., strong to firth, with some rain. Northernmgeotland. Western =lreland, Wales, and etl)e modes. lionthernmlnglioh Channel and gag of Moray. EsaternmEastward E ngl and and North Sea Witerinn. to N.W. and back, fresh to strong. 801:17213S. As neat above. ILIITEI-1. Similar to lib we. Mr. Grant Duff, M.P., proposes in the coming melon of parliament to move for en address to the crown for • royal commimion to inquire into the accuracy ef the authorised Tani= of the New Testament, with a view to getting it made more correct. It is now ten Pars since Mr. James Heywood made a similar motion, which was opposed by the government of the day and lost. Br. Heywood's motion, however, was not limited to the New Testament, but embraced the whole Bible. Sir Robert Clifton, M.P., has brought an action against the Patriot for a libel, which he alleges was con tained in snne comments made by that journal upon the extraordinary scenes which took place daring the late par liamentary eleition at Nottingham. The four Roman catholic archbishops are at meant in London, where, in accordance with previous I:- Tenement, says the inset,. Otaerver, "They are in com munication with By George Grey relative to the charter of the catholic university. It is confidently expected that no obstacle will arise to prevent the government doing fall and complete justice to the With people on this important eaMtioo." A magnificent new iron screw steamer the Lady Wodehouse, built for the British and Irish Stesm4bip Company, wan successfully launched on Tuesday from the building yard of Messrs. Walpole, Webb, and Bewley, a the North Wall, in the presence of a large number of spectators. Italy is about to have its blue-books, like England and France. The government is at this moment having printed all the correspondence which has t Aron place with the different foreign powers on the questions which Mist . 1 interest the country—the Roman question, the Venetian question, sad, lastly, the treaty of commerce with the Zollurein and the recognition of Italy by various German I Mates. The St. Petersburg journals state that the isjuries received by Mdlle. Ehlers, through her clothes taking fire at the Alexandra Theatre, were so severe that she renained Insensible throughout a great part of Sunday. The burns have since begun to suppurate, and hopes are I entertained that her youth and good constitution will tarry her safely through. ANOTHER FRENCH DOCTOR CANE men.—The in labitents of the house No. 41, Rue de l'E3ole of Midieine, were alarmed early yesterday morning by hear in g c.ies of ' murder !" proceed from an apartment of the second door occupied by Dr. Francaviglia, an Italian °cutlet. Some of them ran to fetch the police, and on their return they found the doctor in the porter's lodge bleeding profusely from wonods in the head. he stated that one of his friends, s young doctor, lamed Cucinotta, had corns to him on the previous amnia( tad begged for a night's lodging, saying that he was Pursued by the polies. He (Dr. Francaviglie) rose at five o'clock, god bad been some time writing at his desk. , when Cucinotte, without saying a word, rushed cm him and stabbed him repeatedly with a poniard. The police-agents meet to see whet had boom* Of the amain, and forted him lying deed in the doctor's Nam, with eight deep state in the region of the heart. It appears that Cucinotte had for some days put shown Umptoms of dorsagement, and that he attacked his friend to a fit of insanity and thee committed suicide. Piss carigliee wounds were so severe as to mender it momsery to take him to the hospiteL—Odigeon BAIT= Mll THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND AND THE CATTLE PLAGUE. SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloon. r . i.% The railway market is slightly firmer t o-da y , and 4.! au advance of 1 to t per cent. has ta ken p lace in t; Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great IRS Western stocks. The other leading lines are steady. Lit London and North Western stock is now as ro 1251 oted to 1 ; Great Western, 62 to t • Midi,llDd, 124 1 to i ; L an cashire and Yorkshire, to 1221 tot ; South Eastern, 78 to t ; Great s.O Eastern, 441 to 45 ; Caledonian, 12., to 126_; II. : Metropolitan, 1361 to 1 ; London and South 6,0 Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 1271 to ti 1281 ; ditto A, 1471 to 1. si Very few transactions have occurred in foreign 1.( and colonial railway securities, and prices exhibit no change. ORDINARY mums AND STOOLS 811. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. No. 1 O. 1 Nam I 1 Obasklea U.S. 01d. la. prior i lora DEPUTATION TO THE LORDS OF THE COUNCIL. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon a deputation from the council of the Royal Agricultural Society, beaded by the chairman, Lord Treanor, and accompaeled by the secretary, Mr. Hall Dare, waited upon the Lords of the Privy Conseil, who were represented by Earl Granville and Sir George Grey,'st the Cousail-offics, White- hall, to urge upon their ladahips the nixes- Sty et taking mere stringent and exteninve measures for the suppression of the cattle plague. The deputation *eluded Lords Fermat= and Walling. ham ; Colonel Kin:sate ; General the Hoa. A. N. Hood ; the Hon. Mr. Vernon ; Mr. Holland, M.P. ; Mr. T. Adana, Y.P. ; Mr. Thompson ; Mr. Pain, of Salisbury Mr. Bartropp, of Suffolk; Mr. Sanday, of Nottingham Mr. Randall, of Worcestershire ; Mr. Bousdreth Gibbs ; Professor Simonds, &a The deputation having been introduced by Lord Tredegar, et. Mr. HALL DA= read the following resolutions of the L t '• council of the society : 1. That it is the opinion of the council of the Royal &` Agricultural Society of England that the most effectual No means of suppemaiag the cattle plops would be to stop for a time all fades and markets. If this u impracticable then Si . . the council would suggest the following regulation' : a. " 2. That any cattle, sheep, or pigs *Shit* for sale in a market or fair in or near say town, be forthwith s t sanded and not allowed to leave such town alive. " S. That all cattle, sheep, or pigs offered for sale else- gt when than on the premiers of the owner, or in any place eft. whatever where they have not** 21 days previously, be tn. branded and slaughtered within 48 hours on (oe near) the n et. spot where such offer has bees made. at. A. It is submitted that all foreign cattle, sh eep, and 3,3. pigs, should be slaughtered at the port of disembarkation it. and their skins &Maligned forthwith, but, in case Sent. this should be considered too strisgeat a prooesding, then at , the owner or saps of any impacted cattle, sheep, or 5 pip, or his agent, shall be obliged to state, on their arrival in port, to what town or Woos he intends to g forward them. Alter being duly inspected and certified to Si. be free from disease, they AO be marked with a special St. brand, and be allowed to proceed, and shall be slaughtered S. st. at each town or pleas. St 5. That no cattle, sheep, or pip be allowed to travel upon any public road from any farm or place upon or in I 10 which there is or has been within two maths any cam of too rattle plague. I too 6. That the penalty for inhingipg th ese regulation be dR 20/. for each animal sold, drives, ex In any we- dealt with I „I; contrary to such ragulatioes, one-half of snob penalty to go I to the informer. St. "7. That local inspectors be not at liberty to go upon st. any farm without the ocsaent of the occupier unless autho. L need by a magistrate of the district. l et "8. It is submitted that the necomary orders for carry. S . Mg out these resolutions be issued by the government. and i et that the local authorities be required to enforce them, so 26 that the practice may be uniform throughout the country. lor "9. That the government be requested to institute esperi. St. meta on an extensive scale, in order to asertain the real ' le character of the cattle planar , . and to lest various methods of prevention and onra—By order ot the Council, I " HALL Dam, Secretary." Elk A discussion took place upon sack resolution separately i M. at the end of the reading- In the course of it Lad Wal" I gingham, Mr. Thompson, Mr. T. D. Arland, M.P., the' Si. Hon. Mr. Vernon, Mr. Pain, Mr. Randall, and other gentle- II m men urged upon the Privy Council the deirableceee of st taking all the requisite steps instead of leaving them to the le local authorities, who could not be got to act uniformly. Oa iv the other band, Earl Granville and Sir George Grey pointed t out that when a district was unanimous the stoppage of cattle traffic, whether at fain and markets or elsewhere was practicable under the new Order in Council, and the; any farther government interference would be very dis tasteful in districts which were not infected with the plague.. Earl Gatervitts having remarked that he weld not at u present hold out to the Council of the Royal Agricultural 1 . 0 1 Society any hope that the government would depart from the comae which they had pursued. 101 Lord Pieria-nun referred to the recent spread of the gq cattle plague from York market as affording strong ground 81 for more central 603iini, and Lord Walla:Now( added that yt the council of the society were unanimous in favour of the I to r esolutions which had be submitted. t o irt Earl Gitasvu.mt said that after such a decided expression of opinion it had of course *some the duty of Sir George Grey and himself to consult their colleagues on the subject, adding that he was still not prepared to bold I le 6 out any hope that they would deviate from their past iBi 6 course. 3 The interview then terminated. 7 .. Meads .. Clifford least. .. Div. G. Coe. assisilLll Deakaw .. tad Budd slis (1110Bauf• • 1 plait Caeadoa .. Vast Oesnvilis 11 Z:t I°1"1211(An Lowsll " • • . 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B 6 .. I IWheal SMon poi wh. Tralawini Pak'. 1 110 - 6 .61:Oir - saiiit.Wasaseu UN I6cMt laMara Ord. 04. 140 I Do. Z. am. Mk.. N 0.% 100 avast !Coelho& Maimed 100 lomat If *ethers 100 Do.A 1 A me. ao ay. se 100 IDo.BI Illip. 0., la pald B 100 I Do. New. las. at 46 pm 64 I Do. Ord. Det. Dlr. Stook 100 j(la south at Weal Om) 104 I Owed Walesa 100 ' Do.MOOI Vat.Osa.ll4 ll 10S Do. loath Wales HO Do. W. 11141.-041ord 100 Do. Do. 11= 100 Do. Do. 11 100 'Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 , Lamm& mad lalsoltwall 100 , Loa. Brlghto,& &Coast 1114 PLooric2Ohothze.a Doe 100 1 Do. et. 68en.A0 p.o. 100 'London& Nora WM°. 100 iLoadmataoutaWeatera 100 11.m..8het.,/t Llacolaab [ lOO lletropoltao 7 1 Do. New 6 I Do. T.:tension ail :IletropoUtan Dtstrtat 10 Illldl Doasd do. do. mg 111 115 44 . 66. 41111 e I t'l lilli 1 2 1 i 147 148 lie 6.17.0 prtoel 4A.l ' No. ICI __ _ LOAM Ed West India ISI 11.0110 Is GoseroirloatlnsDock I 6,5/8.110 Loodoott34 100 SO 132 es MIN& 116. Soolhoolpioo MOTS St. Borns Coomoroial miacuwisol 1w I ai. - 10 - lAngLi-lap6. 14 11 J 10 auslo-llealosa Mae al 6 ,Atlantle TeL gLB pot • al 116 'Amerellan Aoserallanti3.&ll.(l I 110 BaagparahTesTatafelL 1 16 ,Baditllaterw= 1041 ißolekow Vaughan (1. 11 6 'Bombay Bee ( al Do. 10.1 luxe 60 MI 6& Asada& Lao 4 Si B. & L Mag. TeL (1)_ 10 10 Braids Tea (L.) 1 Canada Company a 10 Osaynenloaaa&lav( l )1 -- • lt ne xd ti 21 24 . N. t i t= - 100 61 De. #.O shares _ . 100 Do Ara & Derby. ell Mad WWI • 100 1 North BMW; • ****** 100 Do. Zdln.,Perii4lsi;x 6l NO , W. Zaiders—BerwSok 110 Da 0. N.: Yen. • . 100 Da Leeds.._ 106 , Da York .... -- • 1001 De. areal • a I Do. ibook.&lWrl . l4. 16 , Do. do. 18.041- 100 'Korth Looda• 6 I Do. do., 1666 .... _ 6 1 Da do. 1161 100 NN N. & S orth c Staffordshire_ . Western lan 100 1600ttleh astral 1100 Scottish N.& 111ww.110 100 lloottJak Midland .. 100 Volga .100 . 11 11 1 e:Zre:cos 1100 loath Eastern _ 111 I Taairree ° ki2il6:°‘;* I 1 Do. 0 *** —*** ..• • too , Vole of Neath ,' i , ! 'w a terloo & Whitehall . 1 100 Wed Oorawall 4 bildi $ I 14 20 26 IS TS 1 2 t 8 — 2 l l — PS 14 1 gi Sipes 101 2 1 1 1 Oedb Po Ms par 3 di sa 1 1 213 3 2 .131 • tbs t oal ▪ t dig , 141. pas .1 9 7 dila ,13 11 16 A 31 4Om Bj l 2 si Mal 4 1 to S tar op ST 38 100111 ps 114 117 9 2 16r 10 9 7OM 74 i 0 1 61 1 Lu 6 4 Ilia 12 12 4 S La 1 1 1 1 211 a 1 i 0 . la ,00 130 1 68 W * l e tt a ro °m l l l a7 bara 7 s_ /0 26 ielty of Loodrall.Fro.V ! il SO ICI ol Men intro.( 0 SO , Do i /0 20 City of Moscow Oa ( 1 ) . 6 10 10 SO Car Ufbas 11.1 m) 00 00 Corentorrealllnlagleal; 00 10 Dm. of Atria/01m%. ' 1 00 PI rcessolastsbed(L 1 0 00 20 Continental Un.Oes(L)l 19 100 iCostractCor=on 1.1 00 : 6 0 ( C,P li itliolo. of lfea 00 20 IDo.M.atpm.(2l. to pay) 1 00 Do. of otaoratua 0.4! 11 W el Orval Palma 01 Itl Do. Proforma — 2 1101 01 114. Do.e p. st. Pero. D4). 1 101 00 10 DerjoeUn (L I MSO4)_ • • 2 WO 100 DiseowMaporommE. MO 0 01 Eastern Muni Tea( ), 100 0 LludlaLand,C.&Fln LI It 10 11 bona Int& ds CS 11 000 60 Ebbw Vale 000 10 Imaisaecon.lar4.( l rot et, groittio 'reboil* •• • • if 000 Fog. Lod Ana. NO 60 inland Foretp ° Cdii 100 NO ing.dfooatlebilarhall• 100 10 farbalro Enfttnowtal. 600 60 Pamela/ Drama (Li VO a Sweet. Warehouse (L. 00 60 Galllvars (Ltattod) , 00 10 o.Croditilla.olLon.(L OS 16 0.. Doan Nalspaloo 00 60 Home& 3310e1el MIL) 10Hong Bong &China Gas a 10 SO Illation's Day )0 60 ! Umber Iron Works(L) I • I wo 60 1111(se.Cdt.Ass.(L) tlan Cerr2l o l ( I . l f o -1 O 60 International vookrai ll O 16 llntassinnesalke.( l .) 0 10 Internat.looderallt(L 0 60 ;Balm LAM. 0 SOiana:Urn& (Om Oay.); I 1 100 Do. 6p.C.N. r. /6701 a , 16 jegatfltooktllsoonut(L.it 1. 60 Land locurttles ( L1111.)1 I 1 : 26 I Lon& Africa Tradlm 16 I L o ud. andOttalon.lL(L I 1` I Lon.CountyLoothta(L I I band.Distrtet I •I SO . toed. Ohm Mee. (L); iLond.O. albusC.L al 60 ' Lond.&olas6.Ens.Co(L 26 00 I Loud., Italian. 4.4.111 m 60 Lond.Der. Dlll=l • Lond.Prosizal so I Keane liege. 3 Canal, 11 SAITIZEI RAiiiAvL Lauded SI. Lawrosoo Boso.B•z. C. To.g.6p.a. Do. I &am &Milo Lak• Hem 5 3 • TFo. Pr:aft - nix* I ,BatL, Brook& Oodottoll 6 yer rent. 187t-3-4 OaL & 6. TiO6SiO ap.a. &I Cape T. & Dot:kap. S. g. Dsomasas.7 V.oParri SamPl 6L 6 • • Leh WWI En. 6 40 . • Do. J Zatoeston Growl Trio& of Lanada l vo. Kunio. It. B.,ap.ct Id post. Bands. • Do. deterred Do. lad do.prat Bonds Do. Block Do Ird prat. Block Do. do. deterred Do. alb wet stock I Do. do. defamed :Gloat Indian Peninsula D o. go .. a go o ., canal Do. 1 4 1 e W CM S. of India a. 6 p. ct.' Doha pot wig. Jl = 38 1.10 90 68 70 68 63 68 60 02 67 47 62 42 47 34 93 32 34 1433 104 e in I ipm xul iPm 3 Ln 101 e Itte (it Wisdom ca Canada, Do. New ... •• • • Dalp.o.idnP 6 7. l67ll i Do.id do. do. 18174, Indian Branch. Ilugtod. Madraa guar. cont., I ix ,. do. if p. do D o . op. dM do.—. Do. lltab lidanidon, Mold Corp. 6 per c• Bd Kalb. and Hobson's Bap , p. B. Wad*. gus• • 1 41 al" I Do. Donal Do. do. do. Do. Inotoub do Do. India It./lot. THE CATTLE DISEARIL-BOILING DOWN DISEASED Cerrut—A meeting of the inhabitants of klatcham was I , held at the Make School-room, Manoretreet, Old Kent- 00 fix road, yesterday arming, for the purpose of considering 100 the best means to be adopted for the suppression of an intolerable nuisance DOW said to exist at the Hetcham rt.• Mills by taking there sod boiling down diseased set. cattle. Several vestrymen of the parish of Camberwell! 20 were present. Mr. J. A. Lyon was called to the chair. , I , Some shocking statements were made as to the extent and St- 50 ' the results of the stench, and ult imatel y a resolutiou pro- posed by fir. Potter, sad seconded by Mr. Mogg , was t i • t. 1. carried unanimously, " That a deputatioa consisting of to I Mr. Mogg, Drs. Matthews, Anderson, and Johnson, Mr. sR It Potter, and tha working men who had addressed the meet. at. In ing, attend the Privy Council to ask that the nuisance should be put an end to." LEISURE HOURS. —Half an hour's over-work fet often is enough to make your entire everting an unhappy 00,000 one. It leav you fretful and impatient, morbidly semi- 16.0001 en . taws, cross. You fi nd the remarks of your friends and rela tives 60.000,,„„s; for that evening miserably unphilosophic, paltry, personal; Imo the gossip of your sisterego-law insupport. to sl able, yet your wife seems to enjoy it. You wonder what is silo) co ming next. Will it ever stop? Do they know how de- 11,100 lightlul silence is at times' Did they not tell that story, . correct i ng one another precisely as now, at least twice 11 60 ,2 , before in your hearing ! You feel the world becoming too "... 0. 4 • 0 . coarse for a man of refinement sod sensibility, and mourn si,eoo over it in gloom. Whydid you not half an hour ago give over 10,000 1 that languid metal drudging ? Why did you pot quietly 20000 i (hurry would be certain failure)read one chapter of the " Vioar 10,000! of Wakefield," or of " Amelia, " or of that delightful fie- 4 ee o°2, Lion "Sir Roger de Cowley," or of Jane Austen'inovels ? 40.000. If you had done this the world would gradually have come i d ooo , to rights ; your room would not appear so dark, nor your 00:000, booka so repellant, nor all your relatives so very stupid. 20, 000 It would never have occurred to you that your life was a 10,800, monotonous one, made up of • great number of days each 51. 0 2,1 like the other ;it really is not so monotonone, with little "Z i .Z, children growing up about you, hurting themselves and t d oo o . requiring solace, saying every day some new, wise thing, 6:00O and effecting such extraordinary improvements by storm &Gal walls, canals, and artificial lakes, in your back-garden. Life 10,0 would have seemed not so miserable after all ; your fore- 10 2,22. 0 bead would have cooled, and your eyes cleared, end your 1 g 000 brain grown tranquil ; then, ton, your voice would be iz oo , softer, your wads less strictly to the point, sod you would " 46 c00 be giving your opinion , is quite an animated way, en that ,000 pesos of family history wh ich now appears so despicable. , 10,0 0 ‘j You are most blameworthy for the first and carnal offence • KM, —refund to amuse yourself at the right time, cooeequest exhaustion of worsens fora with no adequate return of tu4o "; work done, and pride in the thought that von were taking g,one a great deal out of yourself .— Frasers Magaztne for De. coos comber. 100,oco A CHEAP JACK'S COURT3/3 IP. —I courted My wife 5 ( 9 1 ) (be says) from the footboard of the cart. I did indeed. iZ t oo She was a Suffolk young woman, and it was in Ipswich , 4,000 marketplace, right opposite the corn-chandler's shop. I . 10,000 had noticed her up at a window last Saturday that . io.w 6 was, appreciating highly. I bad took to her, and I 60 .c2 , had said to myself, "If not already disposed of, I'll it o 7 o l have that lot." Next Saturday that come I pitched the , knot; cart on the same pitch, and I was in very high feather ; coos indeed, keeping 'em laughing the whole of the time and' 400 0 ' getting off the goods baskly. At last I took out of m Ete waistooet-pocket • small lot wrapped in soft paper, a 10 .„„„,° 60 1 I put it this way (looking up at the window he re ' w :r o ;" o i she was), "Now bare my blooming English maidens 13 : 0 0.; is an article, the last article of the premise lueoieg's sale. else; which I offer to only you the lovely Suffolk dumplings • 1.000 biting over with beauty, and I won't take a bid of a 10 i• 0.6000001 th ous and pound far from any man alive. No w, what is it ? Why, I'll tell you what it is. Its made of fine gold, ' and its not broke, though there's a bole in the middle of it, 7000' sad it's stronger than say fetter that ever wee forged, 1 7,0001 though it is smaller than any finger in my set of ten. Why 15 /,099j 15 2• Because when my parents made over my property t o 60.000 , me, I tell you true, there was twelve sheets, twelve Weal towels, twelve tablecloths, twelve knives, twelve 10 22 t forks, twelve tablespoons, and twelve teaspoons, but, ; . 1.7 0 . 0 1 my set of fingers was two short of a dozen ad i 0:0001 could never since be matched. Now, what else is it 1,0101 Come, I'll tell you. It's • hoop of solid gold, wrapped in 20.000 • silver earl-paper that myself took off the abiniog locks 1 s 7 We; 0.0001 of the ever beautiful old lady in Threadneedle-street, London city. I wouldn't tell you so if I hadn't the paper • 7; 6 1, to show, or you mightn't believe it even of me. Now, what doe°. else is ? It's •• men.trap an handcuff, the so;e0 parish su it cks and • leg-lock. all in gold, and all Mon ad in one. Now, what ales es it ? It's • wedding ri not ' a-going to offer We he for mossy, but I mean to give lit* ths next of you twenties that limbo, and I'll pay her a . a I eh- I visit to-morrow masher st exactly half after 9 o'clock an 192,0251 el St the chimes se, arid Pal take her out for a walk to put up 4091310 the banns.' She laughed, and got the ring heeded up to MA°, 6 to her. When I called Is the morn in g she says, "Oh 116,000, dear ! It's never you, and you never mean it? It's ever m me," mays L " sad I ant ever yours, and I ever same it." So tales we got married, after being put up three times—which, 112,1110 Ds-I - he-bye, is quint fa the (.' h eap Jack way again, and DO.Tic shows once more bow the Cheap Jack caste= pervade • • • society. —Dr. Marigold's Pracriptioes, by Charism Dickens. •• • i LONDON GUUAI. Otattios CON:PLITT (LIMITED). I AM —Talk receipts fee the week Gain Dec. 3. 10,7061. 8 1 1. - it 17; Ws I 93 35 E 5 37 1 101 i 10.2 i 94 98 *9 91 84 80 82 84 101} MI 101} 102} ha. 110} 101} 2 - 0 1 16 Marine Inreatment(L)' 10 ' Mastitis@ Ionsk&o.(1..) , 10 Media Raton. Tel. (L) a 60 Shiing .L.) I 60 M il lwall illerehantpp IP.I4.&DookL I I 60 IYILLwaD1 YILLwaD bon Poets 10 ,NsialfaadetOoLC.(Lll '.National Dla Com. (L.), 15 INationalProv.Mmine(L 1 011 National Wean 90 NeainiddsUoal if I. Os,l ,10 Do. New • •1. 15 IN.Zealand L&M.Ag. L 110.000 11 N.Z•aland T.&Loan(L 15,000 1 10 NorthonasaamTW 4l 25,000, 10 Dtl• B 17.1761.1 N.Brit.Anstraladan 60.000, 60 N.l3eitAbl ln.(L IP eeron.lL 18.o00; 10 Nowoong Tea (L imited) ) 4%0 00 21 ocean Matins Amara. I I 10.000 60 ;Celesta Finanetal(llo., It 50.000 5 Oriental Gam (Litaltod): al 20,0001 6 ! D o. New. .... • 60.0 06 , 10 OrienLlnlanateangLi a 26.0001 10 Itsaa• & elthlandlosemt. 15,500 20 ;Ottoman Company (L.) 10.000 60 ;Ottoman Financial (L.! I 10,000 6 Ottoman Das (Waned); I 100 000 50 Overend,Gurney,Co. (L 87,6001 10 I Panama& •I eloanilL • 2141 6 Do. do. 25,000. 10 ' nn. sow 100,00 in I St. Peel 11.1v.Larid&Min4L) 1 10,000 1 10 panissulas & O. Otani 10,000 60 Do. do. New..l 17,001x1 10 Rtosbrarla 1... 8.. 1141 10,0001 60 Rhymed Iron 10.000 16 I Do. New —• • 19,839. f 6 •BloJ. City frnproe. (41 90,161,DM moo .... • I so ,Ri o t Jaaefro Gas (Urn ) 16. 000 , 10 0 Royal Mail Steam I 1100,0001.! et. 'SeoL Austria Lusatia IL. 10 40,000' 60 Smith, Knliht, &Co. L 11 Ilk"; 16 isoe.lllnan.•l 'tarots( . II 23,000+ M 8. African M. & In. (L). 101001 M South Australian Law; a 900,0001, 10 " Do ll " n" , Scri TgagraPh p • • *7.600, 10 rel.Constrne.lllaln ( 1 . 100 000,1 10 Thames&Merseyln ( I,l i I 7,500 1 20 Ttintisd Petroleum IL), 17.1001 10 TrustlageneyotAus.L ! 1 6 ) . 000 00 I. & L Ca, of Canada I 1u0,500, lln.lfarloe of Llver.(L„ , I 10.000 6 UnatolK-Ta1ag. 00 .( 1 ..)! 61 5000, Golvera Marine lna.11,)1 116,00 C 10 Upper lug unT•a(Lins ) 11,000 II Ditto : 10,000. M VanDieensti`e Land— I /0,000 60 Warn.' iriaseeolLlre.), I 10.000 10 nod Indla&P•ei1103•(L I JOINT STOCK BANKS. Ipd I Cl. prima. I Slam• TiTi - 1 a 7 IC ti TO - 11 - 2 Ms If 6 6 2 011 SS 4 6 01s 1 1 I 2 77 1011, 1 7:11_ td 18 20 09 70 t9e 30 t 3 111 30 13 1 t 4 2 1 4414 7 4 I 3 66 11.214 7 741 141 .4. 1414 ser I I IMs di> 60 I 24 ss i sos s I s ll to ;il l 41 . 43. 60 • Agra &ilasterman's(L. 11 60 I.l.lSton Allisoo•Lea.*Liv•rpool 21 100 Do. tatted UlO pm 24 00 9111110 Maeda& 60 Anglo Egyptian (Llm.) ll 60 Anglo Behan (Limited 11 20 kalatlcßank.Cor.newsb I 60 Australasia 10 Shad BritiehLolwribla 26 'Bank or =, 100 Bank of , 10 Bank of Otago glinitad), I 100 Bank of QUOCUlllalld 60 llankerVictortii,Anstrla ttl .10 Bank ol New &eland 1( 6) Barnel's Bank ',Limited 1( 1 go Brarillam&YortuguewhL, 11 60 Bntlah & Californian (Li 1 SO British N. Amortca lndla,Aug, China r 26 Cturt. Nor. of ludlit,t4 1 100 'City 100 'Colonial ,Com. Bank of Canada . 26 Wow_ Rank of imps. (1c , 10 ,Conaolldated Bank IL; 100 Continental 1 100 1 Do. New 1 60 Delhi and London i s3 $5 50 . Las London (Lunit.d, 6 4dla par 10 i 'asters Exchange. Lim) 6 11 01411. 16 English Joint Stock IL.) 10 1 lipm 11 60 ,ing.Scog&AnaLL'hart.L( all 20 11 60 English and Swedigh (1. 20 6 4 (Us SO Enropean Itank.l.lnitted! 15 di dh ihu .luddddh.cudihthip.(l„; u 18 20 'lOO I Do. hued at 2 pox 15 16 18 • 1100 Do. New I wo Impala Bank, Llm l twl, pm • 10 ImpatialOttoinan— • ,1 26 lowan. ' all 26 27 • 16 6)0. New 6 INA par • 10 Lod Most Bit; lading ) 61 - 60 Lon.llk.ottlesic,,,gc.,L 16 011. 4pm 141 1100 London and Brunt.= ••, 45 5 6pm 491 •2 Do. Now ,71 1 4 'Bo • London A lit."ver Plato er 19 El pm • 26 Do. New, w. at 14 ph.l 10 I 41 soy. • 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Attstri.i al ti 2.5 Id Landon and County ,20 T 9 00 791 60 London Joint Inock 116 60 62 &I 10 London& South AfriCanl all 161 171 ip Lon. &6. Woburn iLlng 110 1 04414 103 Do. do. New . , , 1 004• 60 london&Venexuel. New.... . ! 1241 lua oar 1 100 'Leo. & Westminster ,90 I 46 98 ,100 thrchruit iitoig,Llnt.)„, 15 ll 7..jona 1100' Do. New IIr ' nar Ipm 1 60 lgarcentlle s Itschan,s ' 16_ 1100 &Prow. hank 100. Do. da. 1 21 100 tlidleod Bank 111 m ., llf 6 National of Australasia 4 4 100 Neuou., of Lavorpoo 1 41 1( 100 N.M. 61 IngStad 120 Do. Tud and 3rd tune, 11 60 National Bank Si 20 New lona Raley 1 all 10 New Lealand (Limited!' 1 , 10 North Western 1 1 IS Oriental Bank eerporn. al 1 20 UrientCom.B.Llateo.o 1 20 Do. do. latoN.F. l 10 Do. do. lateF.C. l , 1 60 'ProvULßaniangt;orp4L; ll tO Do. do. lll 100 ,1 , TrOVISIO. 0114•51151 1 101 Do. do 1.. I 20 liloinde.tanj., & Delhi (L , It , 26 'South Anstraus 1 01 'lOO 'Stand. oi B. IL Attica , 1 1411 ! Do. do. Me atflpm : 1( 26 Iralaa of Australia I e' tOS :Onion of Inland (14m-11 ' SO Main at Loudon 30 6 4 E 2 6,6110 i i 1 ii i,"d. • : Idi 1 4 i 4 la. 14i 2 1 414 - 2 Mtn 7 9 Pin LI I 10 77 79 dl 011 44 1 1.1 14 iO4O 7* 4 69 0 au , 61 63 7 I Idis 4 11 Oidls 4 2 Idi 10 S Sidi* 10 a 2ea 111 I 66 *a io 0 silis L I " " 11 10 65 - I 7 5 dis • 25 16 4 2 dl5 • 231 54 531 DEBENTUtE dr POU. ra IC I PCSOM 1 "ha' Otlatn.4p.s.lisr.l6o9. loo G.Nthn.,llp.e..lan.etJaly 100 CLWIta.—W.SII.-01.,fie . i p. ct., Jam & Ju1y....1100 Bt. , Laue..,trittp.c..laadaly 100 Bt. I Loo,Biliktp.c.Jan&Jly 100 80. LAN.W.4p.c..lan.dJuly 100 1 81. Do. Bip.e.lan..klalil.oo . Pt- t kF.W.,lp.c.Jon.d.July 100 80 i blidlanctop.c.Jan.etJuly 100 IL , N. Brltlab. i. P. et D. R., i i Opal. Feb. ec Aw... 100 I It. ' N.lolnl.,4p.c.Jasiisi3ooo . : St„ , 1i0 0 a.24.L.40.c.Ap.dwet..100 98 90 I -• 96 98 lae THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1965. to an average of 10 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital for each of the said five years, emi culating the capital for the last two years at net morethan 251. per share." The capital is 2000,00014 in 40,000 shares of 501 . each. The direction com prises some well-known names, including those ot two partners fr,:n each of the firms to be amal gamaTh meeting of the New Zealand Banking Corpo ration took place veiterday. The net profits for the half year have reached 4,2671., and a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum; 227 f. is also taken in reduction of the preliminary expenses ; I,O't)'. added to reserve fund ; and 291 L. carried forward. At the meeting yesterday of the African Steam Ship Company, the directors' report, recommend ing a dividend of per share, was adopted. The director , ' of the National Provincial Bank ci England have notified that a half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and a half yearly bonus of 6 per cent., will be payable on the 9th January. The letters of allotment of the Naples Public Works Company (Limited) were posted yesterday. The letters of allotment in the American Oil Wells Trading Company (Limited) were issued yes terday afternoon. The Calcutta, China, and Australian mails Lave reached Suez, and the light portion is expected to be distributed in London about the 15th inst. WIDNIIIDAT Enema Console, which closed yesterday at 871 to 1, ei div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 871 to 1, and closed at B'll to 1. For the 7th January the last price was 872 to ;. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 87}, l) , is 1, ; ditto, for account, 871, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1,1, 1, 87, ; Annuities, 1885, 13 13-16 ; Bank Stock, 247 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 2, ; ditto Bonds, 18 Prem. ; F itt per Cent. " enl aced" rupee paper, 1011. The government broker bought to-day 20,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. Indian Government securities remain at previous quotations. The March Exchequer Bills were un altered, at Ge. to 2e. die. ; and the June slightly firmer, at Bs. to 4s. die. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices, with a few exceptions, was downwards. Turkish securities continue to show especial depres sion, the rumour of a new loan having evidently taken holders somewhat by surprise. The bonds of 1862 and 1865 have again fallen 1 per cent. ; those of 1858, 11 ; and the Five per Cen ts. and Conso 'ides, 1 per cent. There was also a reduction of to 1 per cent. in Egyptian Bonds , 1 in Greek, and kin Brazilian scrip and Italian stock. The Mexican Loan of 1864 fell 1 per cent., but the decline in the Old Bonds was limited to 1. New Granada "ex all " and Deferred Bonds, however, improved 1 per cent., and Spanish Passive and Certificates, 1. Bank shares were quiet. London and Westmin ster and Bank of Australasia were rather weakex, while Merchant, and Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi improved about 10s. Imperial Ottoman Bank shares closed at 15i, to 2, and the new shares at 21 to 1 prem. The shares of the financial companies met with little inquiry, and prices were scarcely altered. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnter' national Financial, / to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to I prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. Imperial Mercau.ile Credit, 21 to 1 prew.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 32 to 4 prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto new, 31 to 1 prem. National Discount snares were last quoted 12 to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, it to 1 dia.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to oi die . ; and Ottoman Sociit6 Gindrale, 21 to 31 prew. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were dull, closing at 6 5-16 to 7-16 prem. Australian Agricultural, Ottoman Financial, Ebbw Vale, and Home and Colonial Assurance shares were quoted lower. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares iu new undertakings were as follow: Bank of Turkey, 11 to 2 prem. ; American Oil Walla, 1 to 11 prem. ; Naples Publi.: Works, to 1 prom. ; Gaspd Petroleum, 11 to 2 prem. ; Lon don Steam Towing, 1 tot} prem. ; and Commercial Company of Africa, 1 to 2 prem. - - MINES.-(Tt1111 DAY.) Two o'CLocz SS 102 96 OS IS 98 OS 96 lie - II 196 96 99 1 66 10 111 -.- 92 96 611 06 02 02 41 42 16 40 106 106 142! 122 j 68 00 104 106 Is se 60 62 1202 122 96 97 eo 612 136 '7l 11 pool 108* Not 124} lilt O lt $ Pin 94 96 1 4- e set 28 noi r 1111 - .11 71 106 106 S 6 10 II Pr 126 128 2 le P. 2 26 pal 74 76 11 It 148 150 67 IS 112 114 65 $7 76 79 8 9 148 1110 3 loui ctoana - PRos 69 It 104 1089 6 ;°A ei 1959 19 11 ~ 11 al lOtill 104 II loi lei' 49 91 lONS. ioo Bt Ino re 1 17, 11 - 00 AN MONEY MARKET —frala DAT.) Two o'Cuxa. This is the monthly settling day in Console, Sal the arrangements in connexion with it have con tributed to a fresh decline of per cent. in the price for money, while the quotation for the account is without alteration. Otherwise, the stock markets are remarkably quiet, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. The tone, on the whole, is perhaps a trifle firmer than yesterday. There is rather more demand for money to-day, in anticipation of a large amount of Indian paper which matures to-morrow and on Saturday. The rate for good bills is 51 to 6 per cent. Short loans on government securities are in demand in the Stock Exchange in connexion with the Consol settlement, and the rate is firm at 5 to 6 per cent. The government broker has bought today 10,000/. New Three per Cents. for the Poet-office Savings Banks and 12,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the National Debt Commissioners. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 95c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 871 to 1 1, ex div., for money, and 871 to #, ex div., for the new account (January 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 1, #, 3 ; ditto, for account, 871, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87#. 87 ; New Three per Cents., 87, f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021,11 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. ; and Exchequer; Bills, tis Si Llki iiiii zi.iol ins.97l 2.14.11 L'S L 9.0 ,►otra.e siso a 10 .. 6.10.6 4117.6 4.10.6 ..:io w boo" 1310,000 .4001 110.000 0,040 0,000 20;000 ZZ.O LILO 7.1.1 10.6.1 - 11 8.4.0 18.18.9 86.16.4 15S Si 4 34 34 Si 4 7 9 a 4 g w Is 18 3 1* 1 It .ST 30 2 5 7 220 4do :d n 20 2b 10 11 1$ $0 6 7 10 12 21 82e zd 12 ; !!1! ii Tali It 118 - i 6 ile 230 19 10 xd qi 2 els i Ma lip= June, 4s. du. There is an improvement of / per cent. in Turkish Ave per Cents., but with hang this . exception, foreign stocks are unc ;les in price, business being very quie t . Some " of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :--Greek, 15f to 161 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to 28 ; ditto Certificates, 14/ to 3 ; Confederate, Bto 9; Brazilian scrip, 21 to a prem. ; Turkish Five :an per Cents., 1865, 44 to f ; and Mexican,24 to a. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian 1865, 75/, ; ditto scrip, 2/ prem. ; Danubian, for account, 75 ; Egyptian (second issue), 1001. bonds, 94 ; ditto 1864, 92, if ; Greek Coupons, for account, 6/ ; Italian, 18614 for account, 64/ ; Mexican, for account, 25, ; ditto, 1864, 23, a ; Portuguese, 1856, Sc., for acct., 463 ; Russian, 1859, 541 ; ditto 1862, 893 ; Spanish, 44 ; ditto Passive, for account, 271, 8 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 14} ; Turkish, 1838, for ac• count, 711, a ; ditto 1862, for account, 71f, si 70 }; ditto 1001 . Bon ds, 711, 1 ; ditto 1865, for account, 43},1. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Consoli dated Sterling Mortgage Bonds are quoted f to II L 6 13 11 614 326 6 16 1 n 1 4 ] Y ips 1114 61 66 14 614 - • 21 14X 10 1 6 4 Ms Virm 1614 pat - 101 ne 61 4 _.• 10 3 2 dim 4 115 9 1 6 LO 215 6 1211 2 ,0 BA I I it 1 4 if 91 10 11 9 al. is 10 7S. is 111 1 Pc db is 2 1 dla w 18 19 IdLs par 1 210 slt si 41 - 17, 7 di. • Si i 2 1 • 21 1 12 12 0, pro 17 1 db s 6 11 0111. Idl. ▪ 2 1 die 26 par Syn. s 1 Po 11 04411 s 2 141. ps 46 16 dl 20 St 2 14 044 b .9 20p.. 9 7 di. 61 54 xd Par IP OI 1 s • 19 oui Par par 4p5 16 8 8 418 kll 14 ei iipm! sii 61 a:dl 8 .8i adis zd. DO I 47 54 6111 76 /6 16 17 10 pn St, ire' 61 — 4lll MI 14 101 3 I 40/1 Jl I lir 11r 1: 11 7 DO 123 146 • 10I rr 16 13 dbl. 10 6 4 di/ I 8 dia l 1: 1 I : 1 0 ro 3 3/dls - 1 1 " e 363 41. in par 1 332, • 1 11143' • par Po! • 6 1 van • al 1! idts 11114 46 : ' 411 16 1b °` W 15 I 101 11 11 10 S 3 ' BO 1 2 pm' PREFERENCE SHARES. Wadable'', Quarters, No. 2, N. Great Fasten, E. Union, 4 per cent. eceresfold, EON Great Western—Original preference 4 i percent., 93. North Eaten, West Hartlepool Harbour sad Railway, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg. Ottoman (Selma to Aidm), 10g. Saa Paulo (Lunlted), guaranteed 7 per cent., 17, There is rather more business in the mining market to-day, and the tone is somewhat firmer. Prices, however, are mostly quoted the same as yesterday, being as follows :—Great Vor. 35 to ; East Lovell, 145 to 155 ; North Tres kerby, 3to ; Chiverton, 94 to }I ; Chiverton Moor. 54 to ; West Chicerton, 775 to 80 • East Gren ville, 3g to ; Tincroft, 19 to 20 ; East Cam area, 55 to • • Wheal Grenville, 31 to ; South Condur row, 36e. to 365. ; Great Limey, 215 to 225 ; Wheal Seton, 200 to 225 • Caldbeok Fella, Ito prem. ; Rosewarne Conso le, 15 to lg ; and Drakewalls, 15s. to 17s. Od. Cape Copper and Fortuna shares are inquired for, while 31ontes Aureos have declined. The Master of the Rolls having appointed Mr. T. Edward; official liquidator of the East Cam brian Gold Mining Company (Limited), creditors are required to F,euil the particulars of their claims to that gentleman by the 22nd December. The 10th January is appointed for adjudicating upon them. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PROVINCIAL SHANK maiuntrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THI3 DAY.) ccecnue Aso INTRINATIONALL TrLIORAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN 00114MBP911DM.) The market is rather quiet. The melee will probably amount to .boat Nuoil bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SEOAR..-The market continues steady, but rather quiet. The sales in clul a -B-own West India, at .:2e. fict. ; Coco Muscovado, :u;s. ; clayed MACIUS, 33c. tld. to 33e. N. Method dull of ode at the previous currency. COFFEE. -The ruArket continues firm, but privately Uteri, is not much business doing. Tra.-Bo4inaas bee been done by private contract is Moninp at steady prices. lace and SALT tut MI 000tione inactive. Ittnic.-A small parcel of Bethke sold at le. 70. prod. Foilr.-A fair busies= is doing in currants at steady prices. Itsisios-Valeocia continue in good request, sad the value is well rupported riates dull of sale. Spicy... -Tbs. vain, of black pepper is well supported. and for white ,d. advance has been realised ; other system remain @toady. COTTON.-Ine market bag become flat ; prices skew reduction of ,I. to Id. per lb. J ore.-Tbe market continues quiet. Hrov.-Russian ia limited mood at 334 10s. to 3Q for elms. i COCHINEAL -The public sales of 2,000 begs went elf steadily ; about 1. W° bags being sold at about Id. par lb. decline for Teucritie 'Aver ; black at 13. advance. Hoo dlums without ohmage. Teseriffe silver, 31. 24. ;0 34. 4d. black, 3.. 5.1. to 4 e. 4 d. Honduras silver, 2a. 2d. to 38.43 d.; black. 3a. 43. to 4s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is 6ros. Town tallow is quoted 495. tat cash ; Pstorsbura Y.C. ou Ms. son•. 49i. 6d. ; all the yo r. 495. 6d. ; January to Mirth, 50. 6d. prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 2 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1.16 to 3-16 1 d prem. ; London Financial, 64 to prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 22 to prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 32 to 4 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 34 to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 64 to 4 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 152 to 16. The shares of the SL Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 12 to 24 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, di e , to prem ; Frederick Symons and Co., 3to 14 prem. ; Commercial Company of Africa, 1 to 14 prom. ; London Steam Towing and Naviga tion, 1 to 14 prem. ; Ismit (Ottoman) Forest, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Colonial Company, 14 to 2 prem. American securities exhibit a fall ranging from to dollar. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 632 to 644 ; Erie Railway shares, 584 to ; and Illinois, 82 to 4. Atlantic and Great Western debentures, however, are steady, at 84 to 85. At the meeting of the Venezuelan bondholders, held yesterday, the report of the committee was adopted, but the consideration of the resolutions was adjourned for a fortnight, in accordance with the request contained in a letter from Senor Antonio L. Guzman, the commissioner from Venezuela, who intimates that he has certain proposals to lay before the committee. There is an impression in some quarters that, by the terms of its recent contract with the General Credit Company, the Turkish government is pre cluded from raising any further loan, but this view is not borne out by an examination of the stipulations then made, which merely provide that "No inscription in the great book of the general debt shall be decreed unless the payment of the interest and of the sinking fund of that new in scription shall be provided by means of equivalent resources in the general revenues of the empire, re sulting either from the augm entation of receipts, ad or from savings realised in the expenses." There seems to be nothing in this provision to prevent the government from raising a new foreign loan, as that would not involve any further inscription in the "great book of the g eneral debt." I The amount of gold withdrawn from the Dank yesterday for exportation was 9,0001., making a total of 128,0001. for the week. During the same period no bullion from abroad bas been sent in, but a further amount in sovereigns has perhaps returned from the provinces. The bidditigs for 35,0 0 , 000 rupees (350,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were-To Calcutta, 22,3 3 , 000 rupees ; to Madras, 2,67,000 die rupees; and to Bombay, 10,00,000 rupees,. The minimum price was as before, Is. 114 d. on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 110. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at Is. 114 d. will receive about 10 per cent., and on Bombay at 2s. Ofd. about 8 per cent. above these prices in full. This result indicates a decided increase iu the demand for the means of remittance to India. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,1271. over the corresponding week of last year ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,1701. ; the Great Western, an increase of 1,3001. ; the Great Northern, au in crease of 2,056:. ; and the Midland, an increase of ' 4761. A large undertaking is announced under the title of the Coloni al Company (Limited). The object is the purchase and extension of the sugar plantations and the business of the well-known and firms of Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., Messrs. William Burnley Hume and Co. The estates in question are in Demerara, Berbice, Trini dad, and Barbadoes. The prospectus recites that "the vendors will transfer to the company, free of any claim for goodwill, their large and profitable commission and agency business, which has yielded in net commissions, on the average of the past three D,111.1838°,0th00 tooDyWoibeit,..-412146.12.22...•-..i..°"l.l.l7"'swnotth t o t . years, an amount exce edin g 80,0001. per annum, issi I-Manchester, fihetheld. sad Lincolnshire, MI I f- and is capable of being greatly extended.' Another midland, Jul-Nort Eastern Berwick capital stock, 111 - material clause of the prospectus is annexed : South Isten, 781 8-Buffalo and Lake Huron, sl -Grand Trunk of Maeda, MI 1 11-Ditto tub pest, Stock, 314- The terms of theinirclime hays fired &admitted Great Western of Canada, 171215. I-Ditto Ms per Cent. with the vendors, ter very careful examination into the METRO FOLT I '.. 4 1 9 0 ATTLE MARKET. Debenture SorilA 13-1 6 P.-rotted States 1-20 Be 66L-Oroat returns and profits of each fi and after obtaining lode- (TEM DAY.) Luxembourg shares, 16 11-16-vambre and Mous, : 8-2„ealoass___ penient valuatioos and repor oe the wrest We have a larger supoir usissw ban on Thursday Three per Cent., 861 - L i -8 " k " liver °" 4. 23-° ' bi°B '°°^°° These inquiries were iossituted and conducted essrs. last. The weather is unfavourable, and causes a dull iLinatteol., 1516 d.- verpool arid London and Globe Fire end Life, 91 p.-slame Insurance Limited). 5-16 & -Queen In- Chsdwick, Adamson, lilbiona, sod Co , and by directors trade, yet prices are not much altered. The somber sumacs, 546 p.-Royal Insurance, 4p. -Thames and Massey entirely unennected with the two firms, before they speed of sheep is also considerably larger, but they are Marine ~ Lirotted), 7-16 v.-links Marine (Limited), p.- to join the proposed core au The vendors are only to be principally foreige. The few choice qualiVes on offer Pacific Steam, paid the mere value, tins asoniaia ad, of the estates, pleat, rashes fair prices. Gold calves are in demand. Then is Am 106211111. DEC. & - Th ere ••••., a flat meabieery, stone, stock, and sidemen, which will meant bat • small amount of business transacted in either daps/t -ante generally lower. Barlow. enema. and to. ( *.mono). to a b out 9 6 7 5, 0001 . . so d b y f oota b ooo t s m f o ll o ws meat. nue formals roo^l. consiirta of BSS bouts, 6,036 al p.-Confederate Loan el-Fries, 591 9 - Great Waster& ati nee nary 1631 6 41 - Great Luxembourg, 152--Oreat Northern A, ....iv...», Or ormrthi;d, in 10,000 shares of the company, to sheep, 462 eaves. sad 145 pigs. 1 4 41 i i L-Cleand Trunk of CamAa. 314 41 1 2 I-Great be audited us Pldd- up to the extent of 22 1 . 10 0 . pe r &ark Per moss et alba a 4. a Per slow of MU. a. d. Weston , . wi-Mhxds. 8323-Lancsaiiire and Yorkshire, terl- 225,0004, or one-thir d , in debentures, bearing interest M 5 led 10 . 6 1 . 4 .....Slattatar___&-_ML-ads.".. 0 . . 0 42 London and North We= i la r i . =ed.( and Csamt7 peg ant. 5,0001., or the balance, in cub by instalments g so ~ o. a-,,,;;;- 7,1 ; ; Bank (Limited). fa. Is- sad Lambskin, t s , t wo root 611 i I-Metropolltan, 137 in ri - - - - - Maland. 1241 -BeathCalves 30 6 0 Do. lines . 0 0 • Eastern, 761 SI 71-Btaveley Coal awl hen COrarany AlMlierl), It is further mentioned that "the vendors have 11:46 . Dasit Bigheads 6 6 8 Tombs 18, I p.-United State 5.20 Years' Bonds, 641-110• 0198 Date; agreed to guarantee, to the extent of the annual market, s heep .4 lambs. 7 , 81 e3 gig ; BrumiouAw, DEC. g-The b o g u s. i s aisaostag 5c,427 was dividend on the above 10,000 shares, a net profit in rim tsa. minuet to tom e Mocha Birmingham Beak sold at 361_; firs each yesr, for the lint five years, cd 10 per cent. on ------- MiEthalaj°i" Stock 13 " k ' " 381: Birmiuggima' "SW ' s " ll. ' the paid-up capital for the time being • such ana tomise. at prem.; BirmingLam New Union MM. et ; and SouthSMITHFIELD RAN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) a-'" Yr. amiss James Ewen reports nubs slow at lsell Staffordshire Waienrorka at 8 per share. Eirmingh- m Tirana rantee, however, to cease if it or asses the fa- ac e s Prima meadow bey, 106 s. to 110 s.; laiwriew sod District Bank closed at 1$ to : Bhasialimes Old Erldoss piration of three years the net pro fi ts of the date, t s . ss ie 100 e.: clover, old, 110 a. to 131.; Webb h o e w 64 Mantas Metal, M 1 dia, @ellen; aad Patent Rat and Bolt, tO 21 prem. company shall have amounted to a sum equivalent ditto, Tie. to 1051. ; straw, 365. to 404. 138 7: 1473 1* 30 ... 61 2 as i 1211 1 881 01 101 i 311 • 1 • i [24 I I *1 tie 111 04.44 :: I 81.! = i ~:; = I = I iii 1 iN = I _ _ I ii_; _ 1 !q•' _ 78 14( 1001 104 3- 104 3, sii I 03,! 104 31 xn ID lO. —• ei 161 17 I MikO( 40,0( "'I.!? IZosa ,ntlite 1 l t i: