The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-17 00:00:00

• was the adjourned sitting for examinatioo and die , The liabilities went stated et 17,210. ,• emote s , ;pro p e rty bald as security, 9,0001. Another adjouriel• was taken by consent. Moir N CIOLDTTOIIB TO 1218POLT Offibiaa,ritorring to acme not before the court, , his liersourb attention to the feet that creditors were w fweel the tospeetiot of proeseding. unless es of a fee of one shilling. Be oontended e g s se t gave the officers of the court no right . Impose such • chugs, as by see. 142, creditor was noed to inspect the amounts filed by Mtant free of chugs. He believed that the practice wily of recent introduetion ; but in the cam in which ems sow sersed, in the bankruptcy of Gibbs, he had •,. s pplied in the office below for • sight of premedillfee and bad been refused on each He now gar* notice that alder right were conceded, he should take e l se where, Dot only to enforce his rigtr e lL d t to compel reditution o f fees which bad been thus ire. demseded of creditors. "1 1 . Boson: Ober consulting Mr. COMMWSIODff Helroyd) oat be would lay down no general rule, but for the t would allow Ike inepeatioe until the Commimionere as O pportunity ofd iro( with the Chief Registrar, tke ciettody e proceedings. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-6/11t3IT. otrsnroto LAW BOONS in rataz Purrintcna. J o on Warren, a young man, wham apparel, ti was teeming sunny worn and shabby, Ira= Arminian a copy of "Boons Lead Maxima" and O ng to obtaia a wood, treat M. Stevens, of 26, payerd, law booksellsr, by Was rehmere, lb' Stores at his shi tated th t" sad as:e o d n for tiw a 21h op 7 of "B t oo th as e 'i Legal " for Messrs. Carrington sad Sono, solicitors, of s-strwit. Itth was &livered to him, and he Memel wlidgownt in e name of Williamson. He mated hat ailed end asked for another raps. Sonpsettag all wan sot nest, witness desired his assistant to - fp the primal , to Thrograortoc-ntreet. Jeka Reeves, the maw* said he accompanied the pd. to Itrograortoseirest. He stmsarol wiry unwilling there and made two or Ores attempts to rot away, Timms would not let him. On miring at Thregmor• witness sandsined that the prisoner had bus in the service of Mews. Carrington and Soy, pm sot sow, sad bed se authority to obtain the books. amalgam , him in custody. Rs was remanded for further esualitatton. MARKEN WEI. sows AOCICINT illtOuGH 7011.1008 Di/Wl5O. Java Lovett, 50, of 9, Saltsbmielmst, filsryisbosa, :Amy cam* , &frac was charged with being drunk Macey MMus his lto;se and cab at ICioge-cross, sad Moody injuring Yrs. Sarah White, of 51, Havelock. i r set, ldedmismrced. Policeocestabis King, 4iB S, said he sew the defendant Klacre-aces as s cab the worse far liqsor. He was zirisic his hares at the este of about 12 mike an hour. The ms ware lame ths botee's teak, and before the bores sold bo stopped a woman was knocked down. She was sable b atUri. ad the following cartillast• wss sent " 9, Enstarrosd, Jam 17, 1865. " 1 Webs certify that Abs. WhiM, al6l, lisseleek-stns*, tattering tram soato , sioso of both lop, and is unable to use boo tom JOllll WHIELVOIITH, Sa Kr. Barker mumada the &hada* far a week, bat tcion. sated to Mks boil, the defendant hiamelf in 20/. and two softies is the sum of 101. each, far his appear:woe on that e Th y. e ilelsedsat was bashed sp la &holt. MARLBOROUGH STRUT. A PUGILIST CHAIM WWII • RISOTAL ASSAULT. Joe Goss. a pogilist, we. obarged Whim Mr. Tyrwhilit, .o lla ra ti g f* * l l l° ton, wm Aritt il v i rr th°6 a "s" beelerahaet f."" —Ad The complainant. sa " catatonic.," who pee her sei nes/4, and mend to be naming gm* pin, said— I was coming Moog Liesaterequare, this morning about o'clock, on my way bees, I met a blend of BUM in cam y of the prisoner. I spoke to my Mood sad the primate • to kiss me. I pleated hies away, sad be them called & mad offensive ammo, following it up by striking ma blow, in the tom and this Inking me in the gross— psin caused by the kick being so gnat thatmy Isis were is drawn up. I was taken to the Charing-cross Hospital then told to p home end apply warm fomentatiosa, sad &dead again this morning, but having to Mood here have been unable to do ea Mr. Tyrwhitt—Had you said anything to the prisoner Comphinant—Not a word, and I had moor men him den. Moaner—l was along with a gentleman in Iwicnter• mare, sad Ms earns behind m, and caught hold of my mad. The patlernan asked me sot to leave him, and she Ma time up spin and pulled me. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Yon were preserving your friend? Prisoner—Yes ; she put my finger is her month and bit it. Complainant—Oa my oath I did not do it. He was ppm my fried a/nog at the time. The constable saw inalZ ;Si) dews. Fanlike, C Division, said—While in Leiceeterarinare, boot ludfleat 2 this morning, I sew the complainant and ha prisoner *ending together. I heard a blow, and sew Is primer lick the complainant. She fell on the paw oak sad I aflame& took the poisoner to the station, meths co sta& (87 C) taking the complaisant to the ana =tt—a 11r. i Hce t taL ve you any witnesses, prisoner? Prkeeer—l have not. W.l3rwhitilic7nirs just °nerd those brutal fellows who re to be found about town who, not being able to get what bey web. punish females in the was the complainant has OD. I than commit you for Az weeks. with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. near° AWAY • CHILD. A woman, about 30 years of age, applied to Mr. Arnold w the recovery of her child, which had been taken away, ad 11111 detained by another woman. Applicant aid the woman obtained poeteseion of the child abort time ago and would not restore it. When applicant rent to her last night for it the woman assaulted her. Mr. Arnold—l can grant von a summons for the asatalt. Applicant—l want my child. Omit you male her give tree Mr. Arnold—Row old is it Averment—Three year; (b tritiog into tears). I mast so my child. Can't you nudge au order upon her to give I veto tee? L. Amid—l have no such power, but if on take • moos for the %Basalt it may be the means of your re• ovieWg your child. When she is here I will see what I as door you. Appliant —7'hiuk your ',Diablo. ru take a summons. Another woman immediately stepped forward, and said— ma the woman she has just been speaking about, your Ir. Arnold—Efave you got her child? Wonaa—Yos, your worship, I have. Arnold—Why don't von give It her ? Wooosa—l wain to keep it. lir. Arnold—Yaw have so right to another person's child. Woman—five is not fit to be trusted with it. Arnold—That is nothing to you. The mother is stilled to the rare of her ow. child. Ilemsa—The mother is the Maid drunkard in Loodoo, dais's fit to have the are of a &g. I toned the poor child stealar in a 'hooking state, dirty sad covered with m ilk sad se starved that it only weighed four pounds and a all. I took it to a doctor, sad now ita a nice child. Nr. Arnold—Ton must give it op to its mother. Woman—lf she has the child it will soon be la as bad a • ht• Anald—Yon must give bar op bier child. Yon have o neat to keep it from her. If she does wrong by the aukd ol meats it she is answerable to the law. WORSIIIP-STREET. TEIOHTFDL AMAIILT UPON A CONSTABLE. &bard Egerton, describing himself as a shoemaker, wee Islet with violently asseAtieg Police-ooestable Lam -317 N, in the execution of his duty ; and J'rederick Nib? and Andy Arnold, the former a slater and the 'Ow 1 Iwnititute, were charged with rescuing from lawful rancid,. Ateotding to evidence give. by several witnesses it 'p illared that ou Saturday het a dietorbutoe was crested by ,_ lll Pianist and several others the taproom of the Acton „."mg pnblic-house, Kingsbuid-read. Mr. Spiting, the =cord, sent for the police, and Livermore entered to take Clifton into custody, he being pointed out as the greatest Minder among them. No sooner had the constable got Li Snowier outside the house than Taylor interfered, mid • "at therefore, requisite to take him in charge also. The Melia Arnold instantly flung herself upon the officer, him round the throat, and acreasaing violently. 1 together, the prisoners escaped, but the assailant IN then shaken off and Livermore parried and retard [Merton. While taking him hack to the public hems a min not in custody rushed up, and the officer sod • I ,l nrired a terrific blow acrom the face, which se .OlY stunned and diabled him. The man alluded to_ es: and has not bees appreheaded. /mistime revolted ' , M, and the female was taken into custody, as also et on, but Taylor could not be found until Monday .i v rittoutor Laogdoo, N divisioo, now stated haat when 4-4 *more. who is a melons and forbearing constable, was i f tt to the station house in a cab, he was in • state and fainted, sad it wee some time before he ndikideatify Mertes and Arnold ; he had not seen Taylor , be could not do so now, fer moos tM =ton be had lost his sight entirely. The bridge of his """ was completely smashed in, apparently with • life ner. The man wanted known. woke directed a retnall e th a t the best endeavours nikt ot mid to apprehend the fellow. Lo!thpyt , -4 Firma Hourrrak —lt is understood ~ az Ohads• Sqesrey, the physician and home-surge= its Sew Hospital, is now lyieg dangeroludy 111 from ~...L4 h ot attack of typhus fever, which he has no doubt D ir 7,___ls the discharge of his onerous and dangerous duties. the "wit fer may months during 1863 acted as one of 'lulled wasgeswe of the hospital, so that this is • tr y i tster 'dill he has 1 wurvi nt li of v fers; y BOMIIIOO4 patients admitted into ... ra bte . tal &Meg the last hall-yew have bees sabjsoisd. ICH. Woe Ooekbers, d Mellor.) ▪ :% lis t s y s with* Haoy alidank 12. to romp * The Pt 10 • ph, th• pis s ; the Wawa ia GQ**r est, rode INN imor the **** poad a Me ***** DIU PER soef t **Weak Mr. Priabol. k W krestly i dug., gala, rigiad.4 sad Imarti be kwatinis*** * c ep a, har t comme* Want, th a t t h e MOAN" ; the fors. oresillo. Meadow* we war net bomb; Mr. Duthie a r mesas. (R. inuendo which does not under. rinds. t did iv* sarong. war weak bi CAS. tics Berle sad tiag. in the two fol. oh wore snood JPONDENT. rant raver eirommeror. lok wen work k • sied Nes at the err r rda. e, row Id sari • sir ekes rreourat burrow bald Awrizeg al lir s r•speeAset r err road be &lake* had iriAorie• fee the for yr. ••••zad • rod hen yes seem to era; otioried in the for commercial cane accumick legislature, bat oat be *Oedema which this me wail nothing is ied am a tenant. upon the land lit, perhaps, be re, or he might ut revoking his PONDICIT. in this owe deo poison was • lem Act, which iron& e en mmber ad giv by the ! diem" vacant• ad that the de• vote most be re Loid Cisl roll, sad MOM -11:1DOSTINT. to wt amide at ;seedier before plants& won private hoses; on business od fixed it up The defendant round that it did rbitratiou. The Lee evidence had Lee the plaietiffe sitirely different the part of the of the oiler atioa °fondant's work e the award. .11;oletatIteTrula the other rule• 'CY. 3rd.) mown Frederick ups -street, sad rthently passed to • iarge a the Mitre As. PAIS now tame the amigos. of or, of Piccadilly, bad SANS be °Dour, wader the on Act. bankruptcy sad up house known -lane, he entered o of hie fursiture hems. Strome. 1 9001. or 1,0001., it out sad out. mad 1211. at the ow claimed from . Seal the mike tad meant to do • valuation of wed it to be ]so est up • g removals. ire., M by Mr. MOT oe office of r. 7 Mr. Wood and laic and Co.) Da observed that the it after • careful use of opinion that t and oomplete use the furniture Doody °Deducted. recthe men, either e, bad nde i h bee ad not Here On the the goods for the that be had ne tie estate Zalibelonlf —the rotate. mmisidorier.) , of Bleratasbary rla pared by do ;the case eat al =firm that moo a complied with. dated that o f the baskraPee l'as 2 a 6d. is the ad hay beta oh. rata liabilitisa xssaa-street, bee r to•PPealms°°ll nd H i-000sre, AP of 2451. li woo HilUdaT• rs, end shim is I wisnew apd that ba halo ) 1001 • va•r• s : Whir clasiiaad mod mead, boos" "that ha 00tt Is 7 but aa to orange that the t4aloo Old Broad4ttooL THE E: CITY BANK-(THIS DAY). The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held si soon, at the London Tetra ; llr. Petra BILL is the chair. Tea Mowing report and balatiorehest were presented : "The mimed statements of the liabilities and meets of profit and lose for the six months to 31th of December lest, show, after paymeat of iaterost on current and deposit accounts, • gross profit of 79,9331. 15. Bd., which added to 7,9691. 17s. 94. brought from last half-plat melon • total of 47,9031. 13s. sd. This mull, alter providing for current expel:ass, bad and doubt. Width* rebate of interest on bills discounted not yet dm, and the half-yearly deduction from th e building account, ambles the directors to declare the usual dividend of 61. par amt. per annum on 500,0004, the meant paid-up ca pital of the bank, and a beetled 14 10s. per share (together equal to 121. per cent. per annum ) free of income tax, and to terry forward 4,6861. 9s. lid. to the sew profit mid lone account. The direcion repot that the late severe commercial Grins has ant without estailisg °pasturage loons on bank ; they have, therefore, decided to reserve • sem of 30,0001, which they believe will be amply suiliciest to most any dolleisney which may arise upon estates now in ems, of liquidation. The pragew of the Bold-street branch continues satisbntory. The divided and bonus will be , payable at the bank on and after the 84th inst. Liabilities and Am , " Dee. 11, 1864.-Dr. : To capital paid up, viz , 501. pne sham on 10,000 shams, 500,0004 ' - to ' amount of rwnd fund, 140 , 0001 . ; to amount due by the bank on current sod deposit soconots, bills payable, letter of credit, Ice., 4,946,2094 3e. 9d. ; to profit sad lms, for the Milano) of that account, viz., surplus profit broug h t forward from last half year, 7,9691. 17s. 9d. ; since added, 79,9334 15a.8d. ; together, sr, 9001.13 n 5 4. ; total, 5,674,1121.17 a. Cr.: B Exchequer bills, government securities earl East India Osbaturee, 305,6924 3s. Bd. ; by other including bills discounted and kens, 4,636,5244 Bs. Bd. ; by bank premises in Threadasedliretreet, and Old Bond street, furniture, fixtures, ho., 29,4444 15a. ; by comb is band, at Bank el England, and at cell, 702,4614 9s. 10d.; total, 5,674,1121. 17e. 9d. Profit end Loss Recounts-Dr.: To eeriest *spews, includieg 'aeries, not, stationery, dire:ems' remuneration, rof building expanse, bad debts, income tax, ho., il l:ra d : l° 7l 84.; to mount reserved to most loom on IF Wm now in liqiddation, 30,0001.; to amount carried to profit adloss new smooth. Wag rotate on Dills dimousted not yet due, 8,3141. 15e. 101.; to dividend account for the pay moat of a dividend at the rate cif 61. per centum per ammo twos 500,0001, 'meant of paid-up capital ape. 10,000 skates, 15,0001. ; to bonus of 14 10s. per share on 10,000 shares, 13,0001. ; to undivided profit transferred to profit and lose new account, 4,6854 9t. 114. ; total, 87,9064 13s, sd. Or.-By balance brought down, viz. :-Sorplus malt brought forward tram last half-yew, 76991., 17s. 941. ; since added, 79,9331. Bd. ; together, 87,90 U. 13s. sd. ; total, 87,9031. 13s. 5d." The Onsransir, in moving the adoption of the report and astiounts, said it was satery to know that the pots eamilnp exceeded those of the previous ball-year, owing to the increased capital and the high rates of interest. Some of the oostomas et the bank had recently succumbed, and this had 'mused lanes, which the board bad thought it best to write off at once. Notwithstanding these draw backs, the dividend deciered wee the same as that paid this time last year, sad a considerable amount yes cried ferward. Tim betiding premises were set down in the books at 990001., which was sot ball the real value, sod he beikfted that in those premises the company had a very valuable property. In conclusion he belied to ✓ay that be entertained no doubt that wader the able =ment of Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Duman the bank continue to prosper. In reply to a quietism, The OHALTaltill mid he had so doubt that the sum of sum. would eoner nll the losses._ . . - Mr. livaensr n wishd to say a few words on the subject of assuagement and audit. They all knew that banks which had been apparently prosperous had proved to have been the reverse. lie had no wish to impute anything wrong to auditors, bat he knsw from experience that audi• tors were too often desirous of pleasing directors in order Metals*, might one day be elected on the board. In his opinion auditors ought to be entirely independent of dine. tar—((cheers)—the audit ought to be that of publie Metal accountants. This matter ought not to be passed over, became a hoard was respectable. Au alderman of the aky of London had suffered greatly for west of a proper examination of accounts. (Bear.) The I.:tumult maid the subject just mentioned would have the serious consideration of the board. After Dome conversation the report ■nd aceotuata were adopted. The dividend recommended by the board having beet previously declared, thanks were voted to the chairman sad hie colleagues in the direction, and to the maim gen and other oftioere of the bank. DILATII or MS. DALLAS, THS LAIS AMISH:AN NOIIIBTER TO PIFOLAND.-111T. Dallas, whose death in Philadelphia at the age of 72, is reported in the American papers reosived to-day, graduated ►t Princeton i• 1810, and his tirst official employment was as Private Secretary to Mr. Gallatin when Minister to B.uasia. In 1817 Mr. Dallas was made Deputy AtiorneyOener•l of Philadelphia ; • few year+ later, mayor of the city, =din 1829, U.S. District Attorney. In 1831 he wu in the State Assembly, and from 1837 to 1839 he was the American Ambassador to the Coati of the Czar. Returning home again he devoted himself to the legal profession until 1841, when, by the Polk and Dallas political cam paign be was elected Vice-President of the United States. In 1336, on the election of Mr. Buchanan to the Presidency, Mr. Dallas was appointed minister to England, and entrusted with the settlement of the central American question. Upon the conclusion of his diplomatic career he retired to private life in his native city, Phil• delphia. Mr. Dallas was • gentleman of striking personal appearance. He possessed • polished mind, which, added to natural good sense and • long experience of men and things, gave him • high position among the statesmen of the country. The Weekly Register states that Cardinal Wise man, " who was for some wean obliged to remain in a re. oumbent poiddrio, has thii week base allowed by his medical attendants to move about, and has been pronounced much better." THE GREEK CBS= AT Oxvonn.—We bear from Oxford that there is a probability of the long vexed ques tion of the Greek professorship being satidaetorUy settled, by the endowment of the chair by the authorities of Christ Church. This is in a great measure owing to the letter meently printed by Mr. E. A. Freeman, pointing out the ' obligation on the part of Christ Church to endow the pro fessorship from their revenue.—Literary Gazette. STORI7:3 Or PRESIDENT LINCOLN. —A writer in the Watchman and Betlecter: (American journal) tells the following of the President ' Mr. Lintels has a fond of humour which, though not always dignified, is harmless. It is ever apt and ready. end doubtless among all the wearing sorrows of his public life has afforded him relief when he would otherwise lam broken down under his heavy load. This *memo is lONNUARIS grim and sarcastic. It is always playful, yet it is wounds. Often it is nicely adapted to the plans and occasion, and is used with great effect. It is one form of that humour that is not uncommon in New England, especially is rural diatriott, and which, in a higher and more cultivated clevelopromt,adorm the pages of Holmes, Lowell, and others of our literary men. About two years ago, when the Prince of Wales was soon to marry the Princes Alexandra, Queen Viscous sent a letter to each of the sovereigns, inform them of her son's betrothal, and among thereat to Prsidaat llamas. Lord Lyons, her ambas sador at Washington, and who, by the way, is unmarried, re quested an audience of Mr. Lincoln, that he might present this important document in pampa. At the time ap pointed he was received at the White House, in company with Mr. Seward. ' May it please your Excellency,' said Lord Lyons, ' . I bold in my hand an autograph letter from my royal mistress, Queen Victoria, which I have been commanded to present to your Excellency. In it she informs your Excellency that bar son, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, is about to contract a matrimonial alliance with her Royal Highness the Primer Alexandra of Denmark.' After continuing in this strain for a few minutes, Lord Lyons tendered the letter to the President and awaited his reply. It was short, simple and expressive, and *misted simply of the words : — `Lord Lyons, go thou sad do liicewies.' We doubt if any English ambassador was ever oddment in this manner bakes, and would be glad to learn what Emcees he met with in putting the reply in diplomatic language when he reported it to her Majesty. It is said that sometime since, when a deputation car clergymen presented so ad dross to the President, in which he was styled ' a pillar of the church,' he quaintly, and perhaps truthfully, re marked that 'they would have done much better to call Min a steeple.'" _ _ _ " • • - —.— ACCIDENT on THE MOWT Carte.—An accident, nearly attended by fatal oosegeeaea, occurred to the chit puce between St. Michel and Sea on the sth of January. The courier, containog Count Varese, Sir W. Fraser, M.P., Mr. J. F. Hussey, Mr. N. Graham, and other Englishmen sad foreigsen. lstt Leure-le-bourg at 7 p.m. Soon after Passiai the highest part of the moulage a violent wind blew clouds of snow dust in the faces of the homes. In this place the rood is dangerous from avalanches, whichoeteden ally Meek the narrow passage cut for the diligent*. On. of these had receotl7 fallen, and over it the homes endeavoured to drag the vehicle, but, blinded by the mow dust and having lost all footing, they become frighteoed. On the right was a rather steep slope ; on the left, at about two yards &Amos a precipice of over 200 feet. The horses, turning to the right up the slope, brought the diligence end ways to the precipice, and the increased weight dragged them backward'. At this moment the diligence upset, but continued to slide towards the edge. A 'Gene of great confusion eneued. Sir W. Fraser extricated himself. and at the cost of a cut en the knee palled the bores round, but not until the diligence had reached the extreme verge, where, fortunately, a port not quite burled by the snow drift held it suspended. After a walk to the desolate hut celled Refuge No. 5, sad • Ling eight paned therein. the travellers were able to continue their route. SESS, TUESDAY SHARE LLST&--(TRIS DAY.) Two o'Ciooz. The railway market is dull to-day, but no gene ral decline has occurred in prices. As regards the principal stocks, the only variations are a reduction of 1 per cent. in Great Northern, * in Metropolitan, and 4 in Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1214 to *' • Great Western ' 804 to 81 ; Mid land 1384 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorshire, 1114 to j ; South Eastern, 874 to * ' • Great lasteril, 474 to •, Great Northern, 134 to 138 • Caledonian, 131* to 133 ; London and South Western, 984 to 4 ; and Metropolitan, 1264 to 1274. Bahia and Great Western of Canada Railway shares are firm, while San Paulo exhibit a droop ing tendency. Indian lines are quiet. UILDINAII,Y SMARM AND 01111.1/0. IPd. ILLaWAY6 * I et 7 thi esterr is . I I " W e i pk.'44.lu. , 114 - & — og7 — r Val Fl os ita4=4l -- • 114. C Bristol sad laslez Osisdadas Uornwall Do.♦J A no Or. naUl I Do. Bipa Yppaild to B. 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(1. ) Indian CORT7tat PM , lornallftnettioa. (L) Intorno*. Land Credial. Della& Irrip•Acan. Oa% Do. • p. e. 0..11. r. DD Jolailitocklneconot(L.) load nbauftlea (Lim) Lorain Trading LOA M.:Mellon. MAL Lon. witylanol&B. 1.- . Lood.thetriat Teles.k.) r Load. hum. Are. ) I Do. Now land.O. OmolbeeC.(lL I Lond.&olasg.lng.Co(L Load., (MILL &maim. Lood.Mer. i 1 . :0=.1 Lond. Pearl Dram !trip. II Canal Do. IP 1 si.iiiil 10,000 MOO WAN •0.000 90.000 172500 il•cm°l iiKkooo, Ir,ro 10,0(00. 60 1002016 S 1 St rooo l ag' /114. 1 &GOO ISO oo;000:: se,000 ; tos.soo sisixtal woo l tow! le s a I is= __ so g i i -0 « i Par SIP= 4 ir - Pa Pia II 416 at 54 IN 4 i iii iii 1 Tau If itt f }du 141 11P0 lOU Ilt le If 6 I as f f dY clis bitigs 9 . 7 . 4.61 10,1100 •I *Joe' 1%000 1 1140001 KOK!' 2 r. Tril stew iou,oce,' 16 i 161 "1 8_ 0.416 i fiti a+ ow l .. 1 - P''N I'•f Vs I *6l 3 1 dial - I i ilil P. er -iPml se l ir • T : L ill' in I Wawalnt laadAc.(L) Malik Win. Tel. (L) %IWO Iron Works ( Natal Land.* OA O. L National Inc C. (LI National Thsanalal (L NatlonalProv.l.l 'Notional 6401•1 Itt.) Ntrbtaddaooid 1. 'L. IM. New N.LoalaadT.stLoan(L N t. A tunatlaidaniL) N./Irlt. &Storms. la.(L NovanootiaCtandL Oman Madam Oriental Orwarnarelal Oriental Mammal , Orlsatal Oas ( ( kallad)l Do. New OrlentiolandStanni(L ) Otago I ittltlanalnvaat. Ottoman Ylnassotal (L) Ottoman Gm Pans:BMW rt. Do. do Do. New faninaular 1 O. Mama Do. do. New _ Quebrada Rhymney Iron Do. New lio .7. City Improv. (L) Dab ditto !Royal Matlatisaa . scut. A u stra. Invest..ll ;milk buight, &Co ;or.. an..r &trot ) 'I. Atrlcaa M. a la. (L.` Orth Australian Land awarlim Talograpb Tug. Oonstarc.* LAW. (L I Thaanktliersey Ila.(L._; ITrail tAgeasystAss. L. T. & L. Co. et U. Cards lYaltedl. Taw. Co. M.) Univara.Msztoe (L.,1 Upper Amara Taklia.) I -1474°- VIII 2 Minos% Lad ... Wanaut Plalksocilisa. I Westin& straelßeS PREFERENCE I Great Emden, Fadden Winne North Eastern G. N. E., 4 pa ITe II Ok i 6416 100 11 pI iZe 2• 7 4 As 1414 per 66 46 t: 1 6 i 19 6 201 211: 14 46 1 2pi 6 • OL 11 ,0 44 16 • 7 46 6 1.6 146 i xd 40 4i 79 II 10 ripe Ida •17 119 • 14 26 ii fir al as or 110 130 qr. .4. KA I ao as ii_ si i I Ma li i Par 11 h o t 4 6pm 17 10 9 IL Ids par I pet Itrlsmioa No. 2,106. a sut. mt. 112. FORSIOI.I RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisoo (Limbed), 15}. Great Laxembourg, 12/ to 13. Smote. and Meuse, (all paid). 7J. Sen Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent. (all raid), 18.1 PROVINCIAL BEARE MARKETS. I&—Sales to-day:—London and Wirth Welt= }—Manchester, Sheffield, and Linooki, 611-71etre trlife 7e , 7—Midland, 134 f—Sonth Eastern, 671-111d -sn. per cent Preference, after July 1, 1816, 5 p.—Pantddlio Mine,ls 7-16f w —OreatLnxembourgiskareallf 15-16—Sambreand Meese, 75 sit Amine, 331 - Confederate Loan. 67 f 7 6 1 Finance (Limited). 6-16 d. —Mercantile and Eackaap Bank (Misdeed% 1 1 3-16 I d —National Bank of Imarpool (Limited), it p.—North Western Bank (Limited), 65 6 1 p.— Albion Marine (Limited). d.—British and FOretirD Marine (Limited), 3 1-16 p.—Liverpool and Landau and Globe lire and Life, 101 p.—MariMnse Itumrance (Limited), 1-16 d.—Marcantile Marine (Limited), 1-16 d.—Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited[, 6. 11-16 p.— Union Marine (Limited). tf 0.16 a n d p.—National Want 'Limited), 3 1146 f 41—Weet India Pacific Steam, 1 1346 p. 13111111011 an, JAN. )16—The transactione recorded In the mar ket to-day were as follows :—Soutli Startordshini Railway at 101. lls. 3d. cash and 10e: Birmingham alliance VW Insurance at 5 prem.: and Patent Shaft and axletree. as 45 prem. Musl ims quiet, prime steady. • HAlN:magma, JAL 16.—A fair business warn done, sad prices were rather) wake. Alliance Bank b 16-16 9 p.— Confederate roan, 561 7—Consondated Bank (Unshed). 7 16-16 tirtzGreat Northern A, 1554 4—Great Wettern, 604—John and Cu., 15 p.—f a me and Yorkshire New 41 per cent Fret., 1 4.—London and North Western, 121 Manchester and Conety - Bink, Op. —Manchester, Sheffield. and Ltooolushirs, 6141554944 4—Mercantile Bank I.linited), 14 d.—ketro pulitae. 1271 1 7 4—Midland, 114 I.—New York and 36—North Hastens (Berwick,, 111—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 54 p.—Loodoe and Caledonian Marine, 1 p. Union Bank, 54 p.—fleywood, H., S.. and Co" per. MONEY MABIZET.--(THM DAY.). Two o'Osoci. The stock markets to-day are dull, and the general tone is flat, owing partly to some sales of English .government stock for immediate delivery, but partly also to the announcement of the new Italian Loan of 8,000,0001. The funds have again declined per cent. Two or three of the chief home rail ways, and also one or two of the speculative foreign stocks, are fractionally lower, hut there is no general movement of importance. The demand for money to-day is good, and the lowest rate for choice bills is 51 per cent. Short loans in the Stock Exchange are obtainable at 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentals opened at 66fr. 800., being 1 per cent lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 894 to 1, for money, and 891 to 90, for the account (February 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 1, 4 ; ditto for account, 90, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, 89 ; New Three per Ciente., 884, 89 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 711 ; Wild Sea Telegraph, 191, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 242 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 103 k, f ; ditto, Four per Cent., 981 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 4s. prem. Foreigu stocks are dull. Greek Bonds and Spanish Certificates have declined to per cent., and Turkish Oonsolithis 1, bat Turkish Bonds of 1858 have improved per cent. Confederate are firm. Some of the present quotations are an nexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 24 to f ; Mexican, 271 to 28, ex div. ; Confederate, 56 to 58 ; Spanish Passive, 33 to f ; the Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Turkish, of 1858, 72 to ; ditto 1862, 701 to 71, ex div. ; and the Consolidia, 50 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 991 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, ex div. ; Equador, 121 ; Egyptian, 981, 991 ; ditto, 1864, 96 ; Greek, for ac count, 241, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 101 ; Mexican, for account, 28, ex div. ; ditto, 1864, 264, 4, ex div.; Monte Videan scrip, 24 prem. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47, ex div. ; Russian, 1850, 871,1, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 891, 90 ; ditto, 1864, 901, 90 ; Spanish New Deferred, 401, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto 1882, 71, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 701, ex div. Egyptian Loan scrip is nowquoted 14 to; prem.; Danubian, 1 dis. to par ; Monte Videan, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, Ito prem. The scrip of the new Italian State-Domain Loan opened this morning at 14 to 2 prem., and is now an _z4 quoted 11 to li r prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to prem. ' • General Credit, to prem. ; London Financial, 84 to I ptem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 3f to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to 1 prem. ; Ottoman 3oci4tk Gindrale, If to 2 prem., ex div. ; and Oity of Milan Improvements, 2} to 1 prem. - - - Foua o'CLocr. Console are rather firmer, at 89 to I for money, and 90 for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. The favourable reception accorded to they City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited), is I evidently stimulating the activity of those en gaged in the preparation of new schemes. It will be as well, however, that promoters should bear in mind that this undertaking pre ! seats features of an exceptional character, as, foe example, the possession of the fee simple of the centre of a leading city of Europe. In this respect there seems to be little scope for imitative ingenuity. The application* representing several i times the amount of the company's capital, it is I notified that the list will be closed for London at 4 o'clock on Thursday next, and for the country at ' 12 o'clock on Friday. The prospectus of the expected Italian State- Domain Loan is issued. The amount is 8,000,0001. of nominal capital, in 5 per cent. bonds to bearer of 201. each, and larger amounts. The price of issue is 771. 10s. per cent, but as the instalments extend to the 3rd of July, while a coupon of 24 per cent, will be due • the let of April, the price becomes 75. There is also an • option to the subscriber of paying the in ' stalments under discount at the rate of 6 per cent. par annum ; and it is further explained that (as mentioned in the B.cpreu of the 9th inst.) " each bond carries with it a free coupon de joiti.ssanee, representing its pro raid participation in 19 per cent, of any profit realised by the kale of the domains over their valuation, which, at the average rate at which sales are now making, may be estimated I at from 21. to 31. on a 1001. bond, receivable over the fifteen years." The result of these allowances is that the net price is reduced to about 74, at which rate the return, including interest and the repay ment in fifteen annual drawings, becomes a fraction over 10 per cent. per annum. We have been furnished with the following calculations bearing upon the subject ; The issue at 741. net pays—Lt. 51. a year interest on 74/., equal to 61. 15e. par cent. 2nd. If a eubscriber takes 13 boob which cost (15 x 74) 1,1101., be gets one bond drawn each year at 1001., for which he paid 741.; that is, be gets his capital back and 261. bonus each year. Thou in the first year be has 1,1101. invested sad gate 754 interest, pins 261. bonne, or 1011. in all, equal to 9 140 per oat Ia the last year he remains with one hoed or 741. invested, bed gets 51. interest, plus 261. bonus, making 311., equal to 42 per cent. The avenge, se calculated by masteries' tables, is 10 3-10 par cent for the whole 15 yesra on the capital invested. That is, an investor gets his capital back intact by instalments over 15 years with 101.6 e. per cent. for its use while he lies out of it. The 8,000,0001. of new stock thus represents about 6,000,0001. sterling. The State domains hypothecated to this loan are stated to be worth The Arglo-Austrian Bank have notified the open ing of a branch Aloe at Lemberg. in °idiom The directors of the !UMW' and Liege Rdlway Company are circulating amongst the shareholders a proposal for converting the original shares of this company from terminable annuities, which is their present position, into shares redeemable at 121.105. each. The proposal is stated to be strongly-sup ported in Belgium. The official statement wll be found in another column. We understand that the dividend to be declared at the meeting on the 23rd inst. of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association will be 10s. per share, leaving a satisfactory balance to be carried forward. The operations of the company extend over a pe riod of seven months, and the present distribution is consequently at the rate of 17 7-16 per cent. per annum. The first ordinary general meeting of the English and Foreign Credit Company (limited) will be held on the 6th February, to receive the directors' re port and statement of accounts, and to declare a dividend. A call has been made of 21. 10s. per share, payable on the 3lst inst. A payment on account of dividend at the rate of ce 6 par nt. per annum ' is announce s by the Inter national Land Credit Company (Limited), payable on the 30th inst. The first annual general meeting of the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation Company will be held on the 24th inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the Mari time Insurance Company (Limited) is called for the 31st inst., and will be made special "for the purpose of considering a modification required by the regulations of the London Stock Exchange, to be made in clause 80 of the articles of association, so as to preclude the company from investing funds in the purchase of its own shares." A general meeting of the shareholders of the London and South Western Bank (limited) is called for the 31st inst., when a half-yearly divi dend is to be declared. A general meeting of the National Steam Navi gation Company (Limited) is called for the 26th met. at Liverpool. We have received • copy of the prospectus of the Metropolitan and St. John's-wood Railway. This line, which was authorised by an act of last session, will be nearly two miles and a half in lengt h _ t and will connect the Bakes-street station of the Metro politan Railway with the ruichley-road station of the Hampstead and City Junction Railway and the proposed new station on the Midland Railway. The Metropolitan Railway Company are to work and maintain the line and plant for 50 per cent. of the gross receipts, and two directors of the Metropolitan Railway are on the board. The capital is 300,0001., in 30,000 shares.of 101. each. It appears that telegraphic communication be tween hialta and Alexandria is suspended for the preeent. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 31st instant for the supply of 2,30010 ads of English elm timber. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturdiy at 90 to for the 9th February, opened tkis morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90, "buyers." For moue the lad price was Pi to The . Amu business report is as follows :Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, ; ditto, for ac count, 90, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 881 • New Three per Ceuta., 89, 881, 89 ; Bank I Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031,104 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98i. The India Five per (lent. stock was well sup ported. Exchequer Bills remain at par to Gs. prem. The foreign stock market retains an upward tendency. Spanish Passive Bonds were in demand in the morning, and touched 331, closing, however, only it better than on Saturday, at 33 to 1. The Certitudes improved li pe r c ent. The rise was caused by the published this morning, and giving the substance of a debate in the Senate on financial affairs, including an acknow ledgment by Senor B , az-ana, the Minister of Finance, of the " necessity for the introduction of important modifications, in order to open the foreign money markets to Spain." Confederate and Peruvian Bonds, and Egyptian of the first issue, have also risenl per cent ; Italian, i; Spanish Three per Cents., ; and Turkish Conaohdds, 1. Bank shares in some cases were rather flat. A reduction was quoted in European, Imperial, Lon don and South Western, Mercantile and Exchange, Provincial Banking, and Union Bank of Ireland. Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, London and Bra zilian, Midland, and Union Bank of Australia, however were inquired for. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 to ; Egyptian Trading, 1 7-16 to prem. • National Discount, 101 to 11 prem. • and joint Stock Discount, to I di. The ;hares of the City of London Real Property Company continue in de mand. An improvement was also quoted in Crys tal Palace, Italian Irrigation, Peninsular and Oriental New, and Cridit Fonder of Mauritius shares, but Ebbw Vale and London and County Land were flat. The shares of the City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited) have again met with large transactions, and after touching 3* prem., " buyers,* closed at 2.a to 2 4 prem. The shares of the financial companies were steady, with the exception of a trifling reduction in International. Credit Fonder and Mobilier have im proved. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, 2 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; General Credit, 3 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 9 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3i to prem. ; and Credit Foncisr and Mobilier, 3* to prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 45* to 46j. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAT.) (u uscrazo ♦ID DRIINATIONAL TICLIttpLLPIL) Moir Ova OWN CONNESPOSDINT.) Corm—Market Puy fiat; sales probably 2,000 or 3,000 bales ; prices easier. Cons.—Market moderately attended ; whist firm at Friday's decline, fair inquiry. Flour steady in price, with • limited wile. Indian corn 6d. per qr. lower. Galati, 26e. 6d. Beau flat. Oats sad oatmeal very fiat. MINOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOCIAL—The market hu opened quietly, and them is a disposition to sell at last week's prime, with but few buyers. Refined is also dull of sale ; 43e. IS the lowest price for dried goods, but fair tithes eau be had thereat CORM— The demand is still chiefly for good qualities of plantation Ceylon ; common qualities dull of wile. Tot.—The public ease bare commenced without material change in prime. 38,000 packages will be offered, including 31.000 without menu. Best—The gales oontinue large at firmer prices. Nis. mange Arracan. 9s. to 9s. 3d., short prompt. and for cub. Rangoon, old, Ba. 70. new, 9s. to 9s. 3d. ; white Nasal, 14s. 6d. . . . --- SALTPITER,—NO sales reported. 1 aloCout 10,000,0001. Payment of the principal and Roy.—The market is firm, bet quiet. • . cpprom_The few sa w re p or t e d are a t about /firmer interest is duly guaranteed by the Italian govern teems. Bawd, 100. to ltd. ; Western, 141 d. to ltd. ; meet. The issue in London takes place through Tionivslly. 116. the General Credit and Finance Company, with J pm—Business is dolor in good qualities at steady rata. which is associated, so far as the reimbursement of --- --- the drawn bonds is concerned, the Italian Land TALLOW MARILIIT.—(THIS DAY.) Company. Lista have also been opened in Paris, The market is steady, at the following prices:—Town Lyons Amsterdam, Frankfort, Geneva, and in tallow, 41.. GI. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41.. Gd. ; . . . January, 41s. 3d. ; Hard, 42.. 3d. • A r m to Jun . , t h ir t een of the principal cities of Italy. 42e. 3d. to 425. W. ; October to Dece mber, 43e. 6.1. The particulars are published of a number of bonds of the Austrian Five per Cent. Loans of SHITHFIIELD HAY MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) 1852 and 1859, which were drawn on the 2nd inst. Moon. Harvey mid Easton report trade Gres at the fol- for redemption. lowing ;siege :—Prime hay from 95e. to 110.. Prime eleven The dividend due the lot of February on Gust.- old, 110 s. to Ms. Straw. 275. se 345. male, Five per Cent. Bonds is announced for pay- Tax CONDEMNED PRISONER AT CHELMSFORD.— meat in the regular course. The first drawing of the Egyptian Loan of 1854 Bina he has been in B • field gaol there has ban no (issued at 93 per cent.), amounting to 110,5001., change whatever in Karl eta demeanour. He sate e a d eeps well, sad spends th e meter pert of will take place at the Bank of England, in the his time in reading and writing. The chaplaie, presence of the properly appointed oftioers, on the the Rev. O. B. Hamiltoo. hes been in ii. 15th February, and the bonds drawn will be re ined conduit attendance upon bim, sod the cow deemed at par on the Ist April damped man appear, to pay great attention to hi. minis. The Californian silver by the steamer Tasmanian trstions, but sllll persists In excitedly declaring he is "quite innocent, and as white as snow." n o a. or d. was sold yesterday at sa. lid. per ounce, being the decay a man of great hardihood and determination, same price as that realised for the previous remit and the imPremioa of the officials le diet if tame. The fine bars yet remain to be disposed of, he does confess, it will only be at the very last. At his there being at the present moment no demand what request a letter was written to the Bay' Dr. Ceppel, ever for shipment to India. The price is nominally who had several times visited him while in Ward gaol, requesting him to woe and maim, and yesterday (goody) quoted Bs, lid. per ounce. The greater portion of morning the rev. doctor arrived at the gaol and had a brag the gold by the Tasmanian has bees bought for interview with the unhappymhoppyman, but no contemlem was export stale, sad Kohl lan pe listed ha saasstasi his lathe tone- The Stock Exchange Committee have ordered the mom This (Tuesday) morning he will be visited W hi. wile, ma we undarstaad ern will probably be his visited _ Is. quotation in Landthe daily official list of the shares of visor w ith my of his „wi ne , Th e execut i on f a Sind for TOO Italian Company, One of the associated Thursday wok.—Clidmajord Chronicle. societies for the sale of Italian crown lands. 48 71 1 IBS leaf 6i 4i NI 1- Litet i NI 6 Me i I et el la Ili - pm 49 87! I 10 100 i 1 13g i" 1011 1 gt g - 1001 ... sir 91 701 In 18 3i Pd I Cl. LW 166 I3r I - IN ••• 6 .71 MINER.-(THIS DAL) Two ()Twos. In the mining market to-day the principal fea ture is a strong demand for Great Vor shares, which have been dealt in at 33}, and are now quoted 33 to , being 10s. above the last pricy of yesterday. These shares are scarce for delivery. On the other hand, East Gren ville have declined to 31 to 4. East Lovell are called 121 to 13 ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to f ; Tee savean, 7 to 8 ; Tincroft, In to 141 • and East Cern Brea, 61 to 7. East Caradon sha res are offi cially marked 11 and 12 ; and West Chiverton, 621 and 63. Foreign and colonial mining shares are in active. Great Wheal Vor sale of tin on Saturday last for the month was 61 tons 6 cwt. 3 qrs. 61ba., realising 3,6481.13 a. 6d. This shows a considerable in compared with the two previous sales. The mine is described as looking as well as ever, and the lode in Ivey's shaft is worth fully 4001. per fathom. A prospectus of the Old Gunnialake Mining Company (Limited) is in circulation. The object is to purchase and work the old Guunislake Mines, situated in the pariah of Calatock, Cornwall. It is stated that a quantity of tin is standing in the former workings, as well as large quantities of copper ore of good quality, so that it is hoped profitable returns can be made as soon as the mine is drained. A special report is appended to the prospectus from Mr. Jehu Hutchins, who acts as consulting engineer and secretary. The capital is fixed at 45,0601., in 9,000 shares of 51. each, of which 4,000 remain for allotment. At the Victoria (London) Mining Company's meeting, yesterday, the resolution passed at the pre vious meeting, for increasing the capital of the com pany from 25,0031. to 30,0001., was unanimously remit _ approved. The Civil Tribunal of the Seine has been lately wangled chaise several eittisp is baerisi an whoa for a jadisiel separatioa brought by Mae. 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