The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-21 00:00:00

NirftAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Befogs Mr. jasidoe Blackburn.) .... jut el Hokltater, &Areas, Davis, Silberman and _ _.,.."" 7 ( hawed with being in the poseesatou of forge d mos, was monad this morning. 1." --- . 0 t og ehe prowentios me closed last night, bet at lts • ohm of Brun, who defended himself, the mut oloi oh of the polim examined before the magistrates, ora g o o, from whom he elicited that, in 1884, he lied —.Maim with him as to some proposals then wads s i re S io — ig roubto get informa le notes, but SUM aided that lksan by him tics, although ready to et iL 8 4 " seim ig B i llantiee then ulna said tht y wader a recent alters -0 * *deal law it beto sum It i y g gge—ft appears to me, brother Ballantine, that the ...woe of the law does not make it the daty of mama J •r - is so ram up. I should think it was the daty of ▪p t to rum up except when oireametances arose . oigt wood to make it necessary. w ont Ballantine begged to differ from his lereiship. , V h ogirai the effect of the law would be that counsel ". 1 7,1 e 1 going into detail in opening eues—details whiela or efterwards be found turneesseary—the bare facts w ig be Wady and tersely stated, and the comeel would o res hia remarks until the opportunity he now would 10 ,, j w o criamirig up. The learned sedesat them summed iis eprolog the ease he had mentioned that in his ik . l b. .. h g evidence wan extremely slight against Braun. ;1 - 10 WO for the jury to decide whether the wares takes is Brea had net now made the ultimo, overwhelming bins ; bat it had most certainly confirmed the Woe of Liebe§ in every particular. The whole of j ig gle am-esalnizatios went to show that he was rather a r eseaplies of Lisboa in the work of detection rather he ea seerealke of the others. Braun elicited that the il dila is the WM was a perm called " Swell," and i ii or *et wore not entitled to take Bran's amnion ,it 0 Swell ' and Hold:Mar were the same person, it 0 the theory of the prosecution that Holchester was the i d mo w la respect to dealing with these forged sates. jts leased ',dune then went through the details oldie ohm, sad concluded by leaving the cage to the dieeri- Oboe of the jury as to the relative guilt of the 0 1 10D 1101 . Want Rebissoa appeared foe Holehester, and mateoded i 0, apart from the evidence of Lieber, there wan DO OM ✓ ot him. Lad wu Lichen a person whose testimony Wii be relied no 1 It might be ern lied to employ tainted • souses, bat it was for the jury to my whether their Oral testimony should have weight. What were ;Ma's antecedents? At Dresden he was implicated a a charge of forgery. He bed no money whoa he was eas into custody there, and when he was released he had (awe, sad declined to say when he got them ; but aare at doubt ; i i e bout t a t I to y.:l7ll:ganbitasyed withmeets lai kw Bayer ma a men at that time getting as honest ireg . , and but for the arts and enticements of Lisboa might while Farb. When in London he really tempted these o w to take the course they did, and than having decoyed ma into a house gave them into custody. A mall who add do each thhige for money, who even had not the pro wl:el "honour among thieves," was a miscreant. His Mk life here was a lie. Lieben attended, however, to fir *anal matters as well as *then. and it appears *MO a Christian. Christianity ought to ho proud d rap a otovert. (A laugh.) At the very time ha was rieg these men he was takiag lr• of Sbpiritist audition, and exchanging the a Jewish hr the cabala persuasion, bat that did sot o hm alighted difference—the work of treachery went w jut the ems. He then went through the evidence as i data Bokheater given by the police, pointing out neural discrepancies, sad appealing to the fact that although pistaces lime was searched, and the plies had possemioa d all ha letters and papers, nothing indicating say die hard act was found, and although repeated adjournmente b a g cakes place, they had not been able to strengthen their ear st all. He conoladed with an earnest appeal to the jury h leaped the theories put forward by the prossouties, lid regard the evidence only by the light of a natural and fork consideration of the facts proved. In. Metcalfe for Behrens, Mr. Mibton for Silberman, and ir, Cooper also briefly addressed the jury, pointing out that Me us ao evidence against their clients apart from ligedi abatement& Pena addreesed the jury at great length, going through Os details of his meetings with Lisbon with the view of &Mg that he was innocent of any felonious designs on as wit, and that he had been the unconscious tool of Wen: ['(Le trial wan proceeding when our report left.] --i A eo - THE POLICE COURTS. (TELLS DAY.) GUILDHALL. ATTEMPT TO COMPROMISE A PEZONT. lirerd Biggins, aged 14, an errand boy, wu charged I D ude of black patent with velvet, value 31. 75., the property II of kaput, Wagner, and Fernand Alexander Wagner, 18, Impsdable looking youth. was charged with being con mid with Higgins in stealing the same. Ir. Bachansn defended the prisoner Wagner. It appeared from the evidence that Higgins was an errand hey is the service of Mr. Wagner, who is no relation to the pinner . of that name, and that on the 14th inst., according is Higgins's statement to the police, he got into a back Modes, of the prosecutor's house ins company with the she primmer, and then stole the 271 yards of velvet. The *ear Wagner afterwards took the velvet to a cap ma nes to whom he was known, and ordered him to make it unite turban tope, wbichhad been done when the officers ... Br. Buchanan urged that there mold be no identification, s the goods were made up and the same kind of article sold be produced anywhere in London. He also said that as prosecution must fall to the ground, as the property id not now belong to the prosecutor, he having sold it am the prisoners were in custody. He called Ir. Hewitt, a cap maker, carrying on business at No. 3, *whist:est, who said that he had bought the goods pro ud by the police from Mr. Wagner, the prosecutor, on N previous day. He bought them on chance whilst they 'as in the custody of the police. He was • friend of the ..tisceer Wagner's. Cal. Wilson—Why, this is • conspiracy to defeat the ends f justice, and I do not know but that • prosecution ought ) be instituted against the parties for that offence. I tick it is a case which 1 ought not to decide, but to send dare a judge. I never met • case where such an (Inordinacy attempt to defeat the ends of justice had No practised. Mr. Hewitt attempted an explanation, which was to the flirt that he only made the purchase as he was • (Naiad I the prisoner Wagrier'a, and he wished to relieve him um trouble. Coloeal Wilaoa—ln fact you gave the prosecutor • sum I nom not to prosecute. You should have come bas and given the boy the good character which si my he bears, and then have left the prosecutor to with aw the charge. There were other ways of doing it with et the deceitful and underhand way in which you have medal. 1 shall certainly send Wagner for trial, but for ht Prteent remand both prisoaers. BOW-STREET. ROBBERY BY AN ERRAND BOY. iota Harlin-Mos youth of about 14 years of age, late Ned boy to Hr. Alfred Johnson, jeweller, of East-street, *too, was charged upon his own oontession with stealing 03. Dote, the property of his master. Policfrooostable Hampton, 23 F, said he was on duty on Sane, at the station-house, in Bow-street, last evening, Om the prisoner came in. and said be wanted to give him ef up for stealing a 10/. note the property of his master. hind absconded with it on the 29th November. A tele lara was seat to Brighton, and this morning an officer had Maul from that place with • warrant, signed by the local stiatrate, for the prisoner's apprehension. The officer was rear in atteadanos. r *Thomas Henry—Have you heard what is stated by Is constable I • The prisoner —Yes. -• Kr Thomas Henry—ls it all true? The ovisoner—Yes. Sir Thomas Henry—Then you muat be taken back to ‘ airliton by the officer who holds the warrant. Jots Horn and George William,. who stood som titted on the charge of stealing, and Catherine Wilson on tit of receiving • dozen pairs of stockings, but who were se charged with having in their possession property stolen il violenoe in the streets, were again brought up on the leer charge. Fitzgerald, the officer in charge of the case, stated that *iag to the publicity given to the case in the papers he *found the owner of the umbrella. The young lady. stai shorn the fan was stolen, bad not yet come forward. They were now fully committed. CLERK EN W ELL. • - A VIOLENT PAUPER. John Wcathcrltill,aged 37, a horeekeeper, was charged rot being drank and assaulting Bolingbroke, night porter t the St. Pancras workhouse. The Prisoner went at 1 o'clock this morning to the St. tame workhouse, and saked for a night's lodging. As he tithe worse for liquor he was refaced, on which he ads use of had language, and spat in the porter's face. ftw, the police were sent for, the prisoner threatened ht he would do for the porter when be came out, and as I !lad before made we of threats. and was known as • hat fellow, the porter said that he was afraid that the ; anew would carry his threat into execution. The prisoner sell into good wages, and never went near the workhouse, urPt when he was the worse for liquor. The prisoner said be was sorry for what he bad dons, and bided drunkenness as an excuse. ,11r. le Emmert said it was plain the prisoner wa s • ' *et fellow. He sentenced him for the spitting in the Irter's face to 14 days' hard labour, and ordered him at the , Pwation of that period to find • responsible surety in Msum of 51. to kee3 the peace for two calendar months, m default, to be locked up for that period. Thu prisoner, who said he would yet have his revesivi, was as removed. SOUTHWARK. ROBBERY FROM A CART. &heard Rickards. a well-krown thief, was brought up lentode of Serjoaot Cothead of the L division, charged nth stealing six pound packets of Atlantic Cable patent goad from a cut, the property of sane one unknown. THE EXPRESS, lartaiSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER St, 1865. NAIO.t MLR MO* II 10ml:dm COI. Odd I,ooet phut, :t i t .0 ISOM - I gam ted) was held yesterday at the *oflicee in Pall-inalf,, Mr. Win. Edgcumbe Rendle in the chair, when dividends of .7i and 6 per cent. were declared pay able on the preferential capital of the company. The seventh t..linary general meeting of the Alliance Bank will be held on Thursday, the 18tk January. The Malta and Mediterranean Gas Company have made a call o: 11. per share, payable by the 20th January. With reference to the market for American securities, Mesirs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. report as follows : Since oar last a very large amount of business has beet transacted in the I radon market in United Slates s.ent's 2A Bonds, at considerably enhanced quotations, t Presid message giviag repave.' confidence. On the week en ad vance of quite 3 per cent, has been established. the final quotation being Cc,! to !. Illinois and Erie shuns sail have also advanced about 2 dots., the former cloning 82 to 6, the latter 58i to 5'... The dealings in these securities have been somewhat limited, owing to the difficulty that pur chasers of shares insv have in obtaining the forthcoming dividends, unless tbey are transmitted to New York for registration. The dividends due the let prom. on the Michigan Central Railway 6 per cent. sterling bonds will be paid by the London Joint Stock Bank. Notice has been given of 255 bonds of the Sar dinian Five per Ceut. Loan of 1851, amounting to 36,0001., having been cancelled and deposited in the Bank of England. ZONZSDAY Bynum. Consols, which closed yesterday a 871 to ex div., for the 9:h January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed firmly at 874 W 4. For money the last price was 874 to 4. The official busines + report as as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 874, 4, 87, 1 ; ditto, for account, 8;1. 4 ; Three per Cents. P.educed, 864, 87 •, New Three per Cents., 861, 87 ; Bank Stock, 246 •, India Stock (shut) • ditto Five per Cent. Cent. Stock, 1024, 4, ; ditto hond 145., 18e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 102. Indian government securities were well sup ported. Exchequer Bills were quoted 6s. to 24. ail!. In the foreign stock market there was an im proveineut of 1 per cent. iu Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cent.., Buenos Ayres, and Sardinian ; 1 in Mexican Old Bonds, and I in Portuguese and Spanish Certificates ; but Italian stocks, New Gre nadian, Spanish Deferred, and Turkish of 1858 and 1865, declined + to 4 per cent. In Alliance Bank shares a considerable amount of business was transacted, and a partial recovery was established. In other bank shares, the dealings were limited, but the market was firm. Bank of Aus tralasia, English Joint Stock, Imperial, National, and Agra and Masterman's Bank have improved. The new shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank were quoted 2f to f prem. The shares of the financial companies were quiet, but steady. Credit Foncier and Mobilier, however, were a little more offered. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 1/ to 11 prem.; General Credit, 21 to I prem.; London Financial, 55 to 6 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2f to prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to 4 prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto new, 3/ to f prem. National Di,,,zouLt sharea were last quoted 12 to prem. ; Joint Stock Dist..onnt, 1/ to If dia.; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 17/, showing a relapse of ss. to 78. 6d. ; and Ottoman Socitit4 Gtinerale, 34 to 44 prem. In the shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. the trAnsactions were large, and some excitement prevailed. The price rose from 64 to 7] prem., and close; at 6 4 to 74 prem., being 12s. 6d. higher than yesterday. Intern ational Land Credit, and Quebrada Land and Mining shares were flatter, while East India Land, Credit and Finance, Fairbairn Engineering, and Union Marine Insurance of Liverpool met with inquiry. Peel River Land stock rote about 2 per cent. The shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited) ware quoted 1 to lf prem. The shares of the City Discount Company (Limited), an undertaking formed out of the Finan cial Discount Company, were dealt in to-day at par. These are 101. shares, with 21. paid. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: Colonial Company, 1 to 14 prem.; London Steam Towing, 1 to 2 prem. ; Charles Laffitte and Ca, 1/ to 24 prem. ; Anglo-Romano Water, 2to 3 prem. ; English and American Bank, 2 to 24 prem. ; and Railway Finance, 14 to 2/ prem. Mauritius Government Debentures were more offered. United States 5.20 Bonds were again in active demand, and experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent. Illinois Central Railway shares advanced 4 , and other American securities were firm. The folowing were the latest price., viz. :-5.20 Bonds, 664 to 1 - Erie Railway sharps, 581 to 4 ; Illinois Central, 821 to 4 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 84 to 83 ; ditto small, 85 to BS ; ditto, Mortgage Bonds, scrip, 1 to 1/ prem. be SEAM LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Thomas Jones, a detediva in the employ of the Midland , Counties Railway at Kinisarors, said that on Friday last • about 7 o'clock he maw ths prisoner in Parlhaleat•W• eu4, sad knowing him to be a notorious thief be followed him over OAR OVLOOL Westminster -bake into the York-rand, what h•Patotived ' The railway market is rather firmer to-day, but : climb . prices are unchanged, with the exception of a rise of i t, him np, a i nd u t p lik t° a eari ething atiadhi out, a w t it a ht t h d r ait he 'rans door, sees pursued him, and, after •a Newt theca, secured him, fLlaif cent. in Midland stock, and lin London and sad found the six bundles of thread marked " Atlantic Morth Western. RI RI cable, satin finish, 0. tad 8.," in hie possession. A con. London and North Western stock is now 6 . ( stable then came speed took him Into custody. ' quoted 1251 to t ; Great Western, 584 to I ; i Sergeant Calhaad. L aideth•• mid he took Q t. P riamer Midland, 1224 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, l e ( tato custody sad watt la swab of the art, but it was gate, and all alas to the emcee of the property was lost. 122 4 to i ; South Eastern, 744 to 75 ; Great I He, however, Naked for browsed to give him an opportunity Eastern, 424 to I ; Caledonian, 125 to 126 ; 12 . 1 1,1 of finding the party who had charge of the cart. • Metropolitan, 138 to t ; Great Northern, 1264 6 , 1 Tbri magistrate sated what east of s out it was. to 127} ; ditto A, 1454 to 146. ki Mr. .I°W. "plied that it was a tilted ca rt, la tch " were ; Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues L i . 4 ,. tatty tfadesaa:t.,,,Thor Pad asp ui."41160 thresh , ~,,, ' firm, being quoted 324 to 33. Great Western of 0,1 ed untilliatarday next. 1 Canada shares are unaltered, at 174 to t. ; 9,1 ORDINARY MAIM AND ROOM ao; SLIP& I RAILWAY& I Closing I prises yesterday. Salm today to 1 p.m. CANADA COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the ahareholiiers was held this afternoon at the compeav's offices. 1, East India. M. avian% Leadenhall.street ; Sir W. Miter° T. FASQUIIis. 4 M.P., Governor, in the chair. ; 84. The report stated that the anticipations of a favourable 25 harvest had been fully realised ; and the weekly returns 100 dread exhibi ted an insprovemeat. both 44 Muds th e I •• lands • of sad moseys received . Allusion was made . IL_ to the • bearing lands belonging to the company u open. tar t =nimble I ak • com=v e r g. rtatement of lands disposed of and ; a U t. moneys received in Canada from the let January to 24th' it. November, it appeared that the land sold in 1865 was 19,512 sores at an avenge of 345. 6d. per sere against • r s : 14,368 acres in the corresponding period of 1864, at an " tie of 41e. Bd. per sore. The receipts for the same in . po in 1965 amounted to 3 8 , 9631 ., against 36,5101 . in at,. 1864, showing an increase of 2,2931. at. The financial statement showed that on the 14th inst. bs. the funds in hand amounted to 13,5011. e• On the motion of the CHAIRMAN the report was s c lizn BL e, and a dividend of 11. a share free of inoome.tm, M. payable on the 10th of January Belk 24. at. lid! illqiddi aad lastia••••1 looi 1 1 06160=166 —. WO Cambrian sU I Oork sad Beattes.... di Cornwall 110 'Dublin sod Salad Jaw ail Duadoo,2kri4kkbd.J6 8». ju N 125 34 13 4 3 N 70 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I if. THIIISDLY.I - 1113111 21. - _ __..__ all last London Scrip Cert 00 I Do. 1W Glaasow end S. Working 100 lONIA Bottom Oud. N. 100 Do. Z. Ans. Ilk, Da.l 100 Groat Prodigal Sootland 100 'OreatNorthern 100 4 Dad J • rec. so dlr. as 100 I Do.D 1 111 Sp. e. lotwid 11 100 , Do. New. lee. at 26 pm 40 i Do. Or.L Del. Div. Stock 100 Rao South a Waal. (bo ) 100 areal Wedeln 100 Do.Nour VaL9ria.olk lel Do. Smith Wales— . lip De, W. Mid.—Odd 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Do. Do. a 100 Lancashire &Yorkddre 100 I L3llliOn and Blackwell 100 Lou.M. D &Cola 100 ligetica OW' 100 I Do.blet. Krten.A.6p.o. 100 Load= I North Wastn. 100 LondonadoutkWeatarn 100 Ilan.likel.,/ Llnoobbli 10 7 0 Igatropol Maw ltas Do. 6 Do. Brionilos W Metropolitan Llstriat 10 Do. do. do. •• • • _ 10 t 100 4 ISO 0. $ Bk 8.14 8 6 018 5 St. 0. 6 26 _ - 1 St. 0. 6 96 . 0.1 4 11 1 8 St. 2 R. 2 Bt. 215 6 U WI 3 U O. D 2 Bt. .02 - le - 1 10 St. Ts is se TO ft W. 15 D. L 1. S • 1 S . 25.66'54 &S.W. 6 2 B.W. c Aberdeen .. 24.7e48 &S.W. 8 4 W.N.W. om 4 Lath ....—. 19.8654 LW. 4 6 B.W. ro 0 Ardroman... RAM 81 &W. 10 2 B.Y. ro 114 8 Oreencastle. 20.7663 &W. 6 1 &&R. ro 0.26 5 Yolanda .... 29.84 61 &W. 8 5 8. rO. 6 - - Liverpool ... 50.14 62 8 . 2 3 S. e 1 H4lsbeed.... 30.05 52 &S. W. 7 7 8.3. W. oc 0. 6 Penichnoe .. 30.25 61 LW. 6 6 &S.W. ob 1 0.1 4 30.3260 8.6. W. 6 6 &W. Sc 6 L'Ocient..... 30.32 48 LL 2 3 o 2 Rochefort .. 30.36 41 E. 3 3 &&IL o 2 Mum* ... 30.2662 W.S.W. 7 8 W.S.W. ro , 0.15 6 Weymouth.. X 129 51 LW. 4 2 &W. re 0.141 3 Inetenconlat.. 30.36 48 B.&W. 3 3 W.S.W. in 0.17 2 - Ranson* ... 30.32 47 46 LW. 4 6 W.S.W. fb 1 - 02 loarboroogb. 30.1361 &W. 2 i 2 W. be 2 ibielda 30.0863 N.W. 6 3 N.W. cl— 2 Nagaland 1 FRIDAY. PIORAIBLE. Chiefly scutlxWesterly. strong, squally, with rain. Between S.W. and N.W., strong, in pieces a gale, un settled. As nest above. 80tr1llgag. Similar to above. Similar to above. swum Similar. Northern=lleothuuL Western...lreland. Wales. and sdlo.- melee. Southern.inglish Channel and By Si Biscay liastern=gutward gngland and North Sea. 01 Z102311/11/1 11l COMM &W. to / from fr 118 US U U If 81 lie} Itri 146 146 91 04 694 391 varying esh to strong. squally, unsettled. WINVIUL As above. id 60 U 31 103 106 112 1424 90 93 106 168 86 VI 00 63 126 4 It 96 02 113 148 130 3} ft 1 1 1 0 Pa 101 106 1 I~S eiA -. luieusaa. Do. CS Shane 100 1 Do arm & Derby. mil led Ilene 10 Da ten.,Teres,liiia 100 N. lastessblewilit NS Da O. X. IL Para 160 D a Lode— le Ds. Tort 100 Ds. Ilartiele • • all Da 16 Do. de. 1!00+1 100 North London 6 Da. do., Ilete Do. do. IE6I 100 North Staffordshire all N. & 0. Weenies lase 100 'Nona& Oentral 100 Scottish N.L Abez.lllk 100 111°0641A Midland 100 Shropshire Union.. 100 South Devon b ill W oedailZ.Te 160 lite Vole ▪ Do. 0 ..... 100 ITate Wise; 2 Waterloo & Whitehall 100 Meet Cornwell 1474 44 146 4 122 11 1i 124 9 0, 91 93 65 67 26 26 1104 lUe tai 72l 10by - 112 $7 10 11 pm 120 122 2 11 2 Po ite it 12 148 160 6 68 112 112 BY 8Z o 1 61 46 746 76 8 9 147 160 3 400 100 103 49 II 110111 L Ini i } goi 00 Sak 7 1881 04 e i 081 Imo' i .ttlantto& Bt Lawrence 13ona.Ber. &C. lag. ape. 1 Do. alum & Lake Harm Do. Progenies' 'Dolt., Been 4,& Goblet& 6pm cent DITS-3-4 & 11.Iosiern &pa U. paps T. & Doak Op. r. Denser_ers.7 Saes. BtagaS in. I • • ,leel Indian gu. 1 do ' Do. j islionsion -- Grand Thu& of Lana& Do. Wing , lii.2:..!tat Do. nos. • Do. r t. deterred Do. Ind aset Bonds Do. do. detweed Do Ord era. ilea& .. Do. do. deterred Do. Ph Iva. Hook . • Do. do. deferred Great Indian Peninsula Do. g aa a per Walt Do. New do of India a. p. ea I Do ed pee see& W 11l 101 Os b as It le 11 ri 1221 S I 21 I 54 75 4} 76 80 40 101 66 70 100 103 102 663 103 104 Par 40. 0 33 31 33 00 46 83 46 60 66 68 60 66 66 48 40 44 33 44 81 83 143 144 1011 102 r Wastorn of GI; Do. Non ...... Do.ap o.Bds. pay.lB7ll Dail; do. do. 11774 1 isdlan Branch. Warted !Madras gnu. a p. art. op. do. at d 0... Do. do. 4 41 , Do. litth Itxtension Yells. Corp. a per c. Ed and Robson's Bap N.ll.rdOsar.ap.o.lstp.D. lardnda. dm l Or mot` Do. do. do• —•• • • Do. Pni:dand d 0...... Do. Indus do. 1031 321 i 1 33i i 4I 1 - 7 in 4 halo 93 96 96 87 1 001 m 1013 102 i 93 96 64 91 63 26 82 80 1011 1021 1011 1021 Us 101 102 - 111 I TICBAITILS. 101 e 2 JOINT Cl. prices. I 8.1011. BANKS. 60 'Agra & lleaternside(L 60 lAltdon 100 AllisneeLmALlverpool 1100 • Do. Issued at 10 pm 1 10 !Anglo Austrian 1 1 60 Anglo legyptlan 60 • Anglo Ballast Wonted) 11 20 Asiatic Bank.Cor.newah 1 Anstralmis 20 liankollirillehLotatekts 16 'bank of Keret • 'lOO Bank of Landon 6l 10 .Bank of Otago (Lbialied) 'lOO bank of Queensland (L), 10 Bank of victoria , . Austria 11 'lO Bank of New Zealand 11 , 60 Barrie VI Bank (UMW 11 ' 10 Brasillan&Portudnase(L If ,60 'British Califeruian (L I I 110 British N. America 10 'C. Ilk. ladladina, Chins at M 'Chart. 11m. of India,&c. al 100 IClty 100 Volonlal It i Coni.Bstik of Canaan al Com. Hank of Didia, eke al 10 ,Consolldated Bank (I ) 1 100 'Clontlnantel 100' Do. New 60 Delhi and London Yt 60 11fest Loudon tLiniltedi 10 lEsetern SachangelLlm) 16 English Joint Stock (L.) 11 ling.Seoi&AuaLChArtd, al 60 ,English and Swedish (L 24 00 1 European liankllnalted 11 100 'llindisa.Cbloa&Jap.(L) 21 1001 Do. Issued at 6pm 2l 1001 Do. Now 100 Imperial bank. Limited id 10 Imperial 01100140—. it 26 ,loinan. al 161 Do. New 1 le Land 110,1.81 L Isdla(L) 1 60 Lon. lik.otlf exico,dte.(L If MO I London and BMOlan 0. Do. New 7l 1 100 'London & River ...... 22 I Do. New, iss.at le pm It 10 Loa. Ch. Bank of Aoste. AL 60 Landon and County.— B 60 'London Joint Stook.— 11 20 London& South African n 100 Lon. & ei. Weetem (Limas. I 'lOO Do. do. New . 2 . 7 1 60 London& Venesnela ( 'lOO Las. & Weetanlostar L.) : 1100 Merchant 11...A(11121J.. 1 1001 Do. New 60 Maroantila & RzehaniL 100 'Metro. & Pro?. bank (L. 1.001 Do. de. 1 100 Midland Bonk (Lim 1 ,• 5 National of Australasia • 100 el ttlorial of tlirrtripok lt ; 100 S./9MM England.* 61 20 • Do. bid and 3rd Wee 11 60 !National bank tl 1 20 New Smith Maim ai 1 10 Mem Zealand (Malted) 1 20 North Walter° 1 18 Oriental Bank Corpora Orlent.Com.B.LlateO.o S IN.. do. lateN.l. 10 I Do. do. Istelf.C. 60 Provin.Banklngeorp.lL 1 60 Do. do. ;100 rrovina. of Ireland 10 Do. dO 20 Ilcinde.runf.,BDalhl (L 11 !'South Anstrana si 100 ,Stand. at B. IL Janos 300 • Do. do. lee. steps. IA 26 , Union of Amnesia& . 'lOO 'Colon of Ireland (Lim : I 60 Union M Tandem 4xol 00,000 i 1 90,0001 1 " 6 1 tl,OOO 4000' r,0901 se 68 271 7 3 2 dis Si 420 12, 78 2 i 3 3 poi 61 791 / 1 4 gaol I 3 lipm id 4 2 dls 16 16 70 12 22 23 47 es 60 IN} 138 HO 3 2 7 2 lb 6 4 66 66 6 1 7 18 18 1.•02 ldls 6 17 96 1222. 46 46 23 3 / 4 241 id 211 1 46 48 47 108 111 41 43 *.• 11l 3) 11 6 6 ps,l ICI • 16 16 33 U 6 111 s fpm 0/au le 11 111 2 piLin 111 ill 10 21 CO 6 4Me 16 31 21111 16 17 19 16 17 19 LS 16 18 10 9/ 101 pr 10 6 4111 41 111 ill 36 67 6 ! par Par 4 Ms 101 11 16 141. par - 13 31 419 m 484 11 par /Jai - 1 12 Motorail - LO 24 sy, 8.11 1 1 4 11 at 43;1d 236 ID 78 00 1 9 1 15 60 62 51; all 16/ 17/ 20 3 1dia 990 1 30 M . lage 121 1 par xd 10 1 96 98 1 2 3pm par 1 pm 5 4Ms 1 dls 2 141• 14 1 . fpm 2 2,pin lU 7 9 Pm 42 Cs 86 73 80 dl 43 46 1 idl4 ionsd 7; Ili dep. 411 60 62 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WI al DO [NO LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIIIS DAY.) 01. (IT KLEMM LED IETERNATIONAL TELEGRAPR.) EL. 100 (FROM OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market steady. Bales 10,000 bales ; speculation and Bs. export, 3,000 bales. Priors, id. dearer. 20 MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 100 SCGA R. -Brown qualities continue in active request, and 1: 1 1 full prices are paid. The private sales included IN low brown Mauritius, at 295. 9d. ; Bengal brown, 30s. to kw 325. lid.; Madre ordinary Jaggery, 283. 64.; grainy, 301. to 06 30s. 34.; unclayed Mantua, 30s. Refined has sold at rather firmer prices. 101 COFIEE. -The public melee of Plantation Ceylon are : mostly confined to small lots, the demand fee which is lees t active, and former prices are not maintained ; ordinary 2 mold 75e. to 775. • low middling and middling, 78a. 6d. to st 84s. 68. Native Ceylon without change, ema i l to superior, 84 675. to 725. t. as id TEA. -The market privately continues fairly active. Fauir.-Owing to the dealers being well supplied, the s o market is in consequence quiet, without change in prices. is 1 RIC E. -A parcel of new Necraexie sold at 121. 8 I ROM.-30 puncheons of Demerara sold at la 9d. 0.1 SPIC2.B. -Pepper bag sold at previous prices, but there is lees animation in the demand ; Pensng at 3. Caucaf heavy Malabar, 30. to 44. ; shot kind , ; Lignsa, g about 1,500 boxes, out of recent arrivals, have been i disposed of at le. to 3e. under recent private contract ; prices fair to good, first pile, 945. to 975. ; setuna. 910. to 8 93e. ; third, 88s. to 90 e. Cloves , 2,000 packages of Renzi- s bar sold at 34. to 3141. SALTFETRE.-I,OW be of Bengal sold at 254. for refrac• s lion 54t0 4. Comiurxeu-The public sales wont off well, and gene • rally at ld. per lb. advance. 1,000 bags sold, Teneriffe silver 31. .to 3s. sd. • black 3e. 6d. to 4a. 9d. • Honiara , silve 3d r, 3e. 2d. to 34..6d. b lank, 3s. 6d. to 35.9 d. Corrost.-The market is rather firmer. Jura-There is a steady demand at full previous rates. HIMP.-1. Petersburg clean has advanced to 331.10 e. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is Bat. Petersburg Y.C., ou the spot is quoted 48.. 9d. ; all the month, 48s. 6d. ; October to December, 48.. 6d. ; January to March, 48.. 98. ; March, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts to-day is very fair, exceeding the demand; indeed but few are sold, and at lower prices than for some time past. There are also many more sheep than can paribly be disposed of. Calves are selling at lower prices. There is so little doing in every depart ment, that crime are almost nominal. Our foreign =pp] consists of 630 beasts, 5,060 sheep, 164 calves, and 205 pigs. Per atme et albs s. d. ad. Per awns et sibs. a. d. lest Scots, Herslda. 4 1 5 Best Das& lit-lclan 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 4 1 Best Loon-woola•••• 6 6 Second Vaal beads 2 5 I Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 Calves Pigs Best Desalt , Vbeds 6 6 lambs Beasts at market, 1.6 9 ; sheep and lambs, 6,220 ; calves, 200 ; Pigs, 245. L 100 1 100 L ,100 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS AY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade sl w h it lest day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 95a. to 1055.; inferior ditto, 80s. to 90e.; prime clover, 120 s. to 1301.; Wiener ditto, 105 s. to 115,.: straw, 305. to 405. In the case of Eliza Adkins, showing that hums. nity would forbid the enforcement of the extreme penalty, the Crown has granted a reprieve, with a view to • commu tation of the sentence. THE WARDMOTES.—This morning the citizens of London are assembling in their various wards, for the pur pose of electing common councilmen and other ward offioers for the coming year. In many of the wards notion of motion have been given with regard to the traffic of the City, the supply of gas, the Smithfield Dead Meat Market, civic reform, and other matters which have recently attracted the attention of the corporation. The members of the Court of Common Council elected to-day will enter upon their duties on Plough-Monday. In some of the wards there is • stroug opposition to the re-election of the old members, and wherever new candidates are nominated the_polling will take place to-morrow. E NLA RGEMF.NT OF THE N tTIONAL GALLERY. , --The land required for the enlargement of the National Gallery bus been purchened from the pariah of St. Martin-io-the field' for 88,0001 The site includes St. Martin's workhouse, and Archbishop Teniece's library and schools. VISCOVNT MILTON AND DR. Cazsotz.—Last evening Viscount Milton, 3LP. for South West Yorkshire, and Dr. W. B. Cheadle, gave en account, io the Public Hall, Rochdale, of their expedition across the Rocky Mountains into British Columbia. Among those present were also Messrs. J. S. Entwistle, J. Butterworth, J. P., J. Holt, 'LP., J. Nield, J.P., Roberta, Ratcliffe. &c. The Rev. J. C. Bates presided. The audience included the Mk of the town and neighbourhood. Dr. Cheadle, in the course of his remarks, described the arduous progress made by himself. Viscount Milton, end five other gentlemen over the Rocky Mountain, and minutely depicted the hardships of the journey, which lasted three months. Viscount Milton exhibited some Wien pipes, skins of wild animals, war blankets, and other articles, and related • few undone in coenexion with them. THE ATTEMPTED POISONING AT BActiP.--On Monday • young woman, named Ruth iimgreaves, aged 18 years, had been brought up at the Recap Town-hall foe a tempting to poison her father, and Henry Heap, a married man, was charged with being an aconsory before the fact. Lest night, the prisomrs were brought up oe remand, when the court was crowded. Mr. Hall appeared for the male prisoner, who was discharged, as the evidence against him was not sofficieetly conclusive to justify his committal on the c harge. The proceedings were of • lengthy character, about a dozen witnesses being in the cue ; after which Har greaves was committed for trial for attempted murder, at the mat Manchester arisen. so. i BS. I mew emu. sm000; DEBENTURE *lOOl.ll. Gt. pita. 4 P.t. lillar.&ftp.lloo G. N p. c.J sadJ sly' 100 p. °L. Jas. * Jot!. ... 100 Wm.& Y 0.4 p.e.JaaeLlty 105 Log. Brigh.4 p.e.lan&J lY 1 100 L&N.W.4p.e..755.&Ju1y,00 Do. p. e.JanatJuly . 1 100 1p.c.J55.&J•11 1 100 p.c.Jan.&J all,loo N. British, IL P. & D. &,1 ▪ p. at., 140. & 5 ' I T 4 ,5 t, .c.jr140211:0 altiTIM 11.1111/1. And. , Der. G. Ote. (ravbik4 !Drakswalls 'LIS latest (Illopin) • • ' escudos lag Cats Brea .. ;gag Grenville ..'last Gnlnnlataks • !Said Lovell • 11. W. Bum& Marisa ) , . 'Grudger & St. Aube , Orint lam (Malted) ..lanai South totals I Arena Wheal Busy _ 'G. W. Vac (llelsion) 21 4 LLO 11.14.0 Si 1.14.0 ILLS LLO , L0L17.6 Liiii SAW 1004 LIM bli I IZISd 1141.19.6 W &ILO 161. 106. 1 bate 41.17.0 4.14):6 11 - ... tkitaitile l .. . !Herod o toot I 1.. l i klingston Downs 1 I .. likrot (Uny LoLant)i . Na. VoUoy 0 { Nwyndy Iron Oro .0 ..• North l4 R = oam: o .. N.Wll.l3aloot (Mogan) A .. North Whom! Crotty ped q •.: P Pro:ll: nL jor (U. Want) 1 . S. Caradoo (11t.Cleor).. 10 .. South Coodurrow..... DO .. S. W. Promos dhow, N .. Stay Part MI .. Tin Croft 00 5 I Vigra sad m ic i e t. t i r . .. West Barnet ( St .. :W. Condon (Unheard) 00 .. IWoot Chivorton i ll :: Want (111 ) •11 .. WU. Bulbar (liodruth). 124 .. W.Noryino (limbos.) NO .. Wheal WO& NJ .. Win Trolawnoy 1141 1 tL Was • 10 tt 111 MY?! ,41--...- &AO 113.0 7.1.6 104.7 li 11.2.0 111.18.9 311.16.1 r 16 16 21 si 6 7 20 tl it 2 24 . 66 - i, - i M . 118. 7 !i -ii ; to lowa AO 10 It 17 1 I 9699 690 440 If 20 25 99 10 1! 19 90 6 It 4 9 11 779 ine 190 900 16 OS 100 $29 279 4 e 9129 49 916 1 222 199 OOMPASDIL SII 1 1 . . _ $ i it ia il 31 A gr,or- = rit !I h „.. = , 1 -1.2 - 16 10 26 -- le re 82 —• 16 — i di "" K ' 78 Ida —.— 8 T 1 / tPt 7 6 11 _tes ut k ,160 * ,Angio-rpt. Mar. (L) 1,000 10 i Atlantic TeL guaSp.e . t \ %ON 111 AMNON lON 1111 ;Asitrallanitntnli LON 10 , =ra w Tissista aMeworblt . 4 / 6 . 4 ' MO 10 19 11 I Boickow Va 10000657 l lian u.a l s ti 1 0,000 6 I Do. led issue 0, _ MO NMI* Te aAmdei Lead 4 MN fla ,B. Ss L Nag. L (L.) . MOO 20 &Dish Tea (1 ) II RON Mil 'Canada 10,000 10 lesoadian=nv(L) I 16.000 II Ceylon , Company 1,6001 010 lndio A Nara- 1 9,000 IS Cl* of LoodonLPro.(L i 6,041 80 ,QN al MINA lmpro.(L I LON 30 Do al 6.000 26 ICfty of Moscow Gas (L) , 1 2.000 II IQty Mane (Liza) _.- , 1.5 0,000 SO CommerolalUnion(lN . l l I 2,000 10 Oora. el admits/v.(411 I 0,000 SO 'Consolidated Dia. . (L) . II r,soo 10 ! Continental Uo.lia*L., 111 5,000 100 Cootracteorporation(L 111 /NO II Cop.lLEng.,Pret73p.e.• a ~ 000 * , C. Poona Moe. of solid ' ,000 10 Do.lecatpm.( 2 / tops)) ' 11t14161 60' Do. of **nett* (4 1 1 IL .Crystal Palace 'll 400,8201. St. Do. Preference .11 1117,000/ N. I Do. 6p. CO. Pert/Deb :II 'Darje Dimm 2 o ( rp.o. Limiterl) 1 10.000 100 • as ' 18,000 10 !Postern Assam Teal )I 20,000 60 Aludieland,C.drin L. 110,0001 20 ' L India !trig A Canal *OOOl 60 • • Kbbar Vale. 100.4 1 001 10 gapptlanGoiatTrd.( l UMW. It. , Itlietrie Telegraph , *AN 6 i llisg, and Aim 70,000 60 . Bng.and Forts=i 0,000 100 Ing.dgeottYhMarin.iL 1,000 10 Falrbarn Engineering. /000 N , Financial Discount (L.! 11 ,000 10 Iforeet. *Nohow* (L. 1 0001 60 .Gellivara (Limited).- II 40001 10 . G.CretUtt Tin.olLon.(l. I /000, 16 Gin. Steam Navigation 14 I/0001 00 !Hornet .7. K ongolonial RAIL) 1 ,000 10 Moog &China Gas al ,▪ 000 10 'Madames lay 0,010 00 'Humber iron Works(L) I 53 *OOO 00 'Lag& Ifor.OdlAss. (L) I 0,0001 60 2 lan' Corning illes. i 10,000Intorlational Contract' I 10,000 50 'lnternat. linan•Boe. (LJI Doo m 10 I loternat.lond 10,000 60 'ltalian Land.thaditl 1 So.w to Imam Inlg. (Can.o••.)! al 000000 100 I Do. 6p. e. &Is. x.1870'. al 510001 26 JelatiltochDleonot(L) 14 *NO SO ' fond Securities ( Liro.l • 6.000, 16 ' Loud. African Trading II 10,010 16 Load.andCalodon.lL(L tylond&BAL.l • *NO Lon.Coun W 10 00. 6 Lond.Diestet Tsleg L.), 60,0361 60 !lend. Roan. Area. 1..) 14e,616 6 Lond.G.Oosolbaa C. L, , 6,000 50 Lond.dOisegßog.Co(L ' Ts 10,000 60 • Loud., Itatian, etc Stec 15 6,000 50 Lood.Mer. Discos nt,IL) 10 06.5 00 1 II lond.Provtootontorio• I *OOO. 10 Madras Intim. 4 Owl 16 •• .. 201 Do. 's/ 10,000 16 Marine Inveettnent(L) ' 16,100 10 'Mausttlua lonacdo.(L)l 12.000' 10 Meal loten. TaL (L) 10,000 60 Merchant Shipping ,L.) 25,000 11l Millwallif.Ld.oboekL. I 60,000 69 i tWwall Iron Norte *MO 10 Natal /and & CoL C. (L). 120,000 116 ' !Sefton.' OD. Com. (L) *ON 16 INatlonalProv.Marine(L 10,000109 National Saws Nay. IL' 6,000 10 Nerboddaoo•l 4 5.'1., , 1000 90 I Do. Now 20.000 26 I N.Zoaland LttliAg. L . 11.0.004.1 26 • N.Zoaisad f.et Loroki 1 5 , 000 10 I NorthernAssitosTea(Lll 25,000, 10 . Do. B 187.176/ . nt. ,N.Brit.Atutralaelao4),lf 61000 50 I N.l34l9glierran. In.IL 10.000' 10 'NOwgoail Tea ( 21101 te 0, 1 4),000 95 I...sera Kano. ilnunra. , 10. 000 00 Orisstallananmallldm ' I NAM 6 j(Mesitsl ilm (Unnt•d)l • 30.000 6. Do. New 40.000 10 OrieoLlniandSteam,L)• a 26,000 10 'otar-rt ethlaulluven.l I 11500' 20 Ottoman Company (L.). I 10.0001 1,0 'Ottoman Ftnaucial (L., 21 10,000 S Inhuman Om (Limited): al 100,000, 60 Overend,Oorney,Co.(L. I II 37,500 10 Panama& st• Steam* 1 1 I 10.2141 6 , Do. do. 25,000' 10 0 ". New . WON' Peel Mr. Land&lfin.g.) 101 $0 Peninsolar di 0. Stem si 10,000 00 Do. do. New.. 'II 17,000 , 10 Qoenrada L. L. *IL 1 i 1.10001 SO 11hYroo5 Iron ol 10,000 li Do. New .... -- .. lal 13,639' 16 Rio J. Cray Immo. (L )1 al 20,161 26 Ditto ditto .... • NOW 20 Rio Janeiro Geo (Lins , al 16.000 100 Royal Mall Steam .I 1% 100,000/ 99 scot.. Auatra Invest. (L . AN 0,000 . 60 slow, Knight, atlo. lO 10,0 e., lo aoc.vinan.,T Coyote 111 10 slow! 60 S. Afriean IL at In. (1 ) 6 15.000 111 I vouth Australian Lana, all WON/ It. lititonarios T•lograph 1100 I 1 Do, Scrip I all 31,600 10 ; !Thames& Mer se y la (1..1 a1n (1. 1 , 111 2 100.00 t 00 7,600 20 Trinidad Petroleum (LI 6 87,600' 10 !Trust& AgencrofAus.L.l I 15),000 10 IT. St L. co. of o.ollllls 11 i. 100,00. 20 I Co. Marine of Unf i t. I I in 50,000 6 1 Bolted& Teleg.oo. )! all 60.0* 50 lU n lvera.Marine Ins. L.) I 6 M OOD 10 I'pper Joe waTeaLiza4 l 46 25.000 10 , Ditto 10,00 If 1 Van Diemen's Land- I MI 10,0 4 00 Varraot IrlasneeiLire.' , 10 10.000 60 , vo -I India &Paelfie.9.(L ' 10 IO,OWI Lda6 , aol 1 4 Bcrla 10 1' q all: :- 6 3 —. 8 1 P 7O 3 6 10 6 4 416 l 1 1411 Ps, l 0 10 8 die so 16 4e A St 4inBl I I i SIP M le $ I d " 86 86 id 86 111 116 aa 114 117 1 4 Idl6 90 9 7dk 24, 14 00—• 10 4 3 Nidie 64 is 4 BMs 18 11 3 3: 13,1 :1 " 00 133 ' 167 an - ut if yi 3 2do 11 6 IL:dla 4 6 ItOag to le 8I 21 sipes 16 12 10 die 6 2 219 as i l I 1 20 SS 1— 114 111 17 the 9ID ' 1614 die 7 1 1 i 10 ea • 1 lg= 61 6 ids 49 01 WO Ids • 9 11 • 61 83 83 — l 6 24 a 1 ella 81 10 I a 6 dla 1 M par 1 —ll lO 11 2011 1 1 2 sr " al 10 Bdl. 10 7dl. 11 9 dl. 4 1 pc 2 1 dle 1 18 19 01 IMa par 51 Ik in 8 edis l4 ea 15 7 6 die 10 6 4 4 1 14 Par 1/41e1 31 6 11 12 O4ldie 9e4 17 I 10 li Oille 6 3 1 dla 3 2 1 dla 1162 6 i 9 41 li 14 Oidla 6 3 2Ws )4 80 0 it 30 21 2 11 1 dis 6 19 20 pa 241 4 4 6 1 411 1 9 42 fpm yl I 2 idle par 2 01 I li 6 par 4P dra : 15 134 31 6 1 719 ,6 21 1 81 Si 4* Ge 8 —413 10 ' 46 46 72 74 id 16 . 15 17 p 91i 6 6 dl. . 69 31 in Si ell 6 2 i 221 10 I 4 S 41 .! St 110lo at 114 ° 1 00 1 125 129 10 1 14 12 Ma! 10 4i 3 1 01 ! 8 2 dia . all I 30 32 100 60 00 all! at 21d141 6 19 41 par 1 pm, 1 lips, pis parid] 2 tkpin, 4] 11 11 ill' Sips IS 16 10 12 Si !pits, 1 t poi] PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol and Exeter, 4 per cent. 89. North Eutern Coneot, 4i per cent., redeem., 98! Greet Western Original irredeemable 4 per cent Great Western, Originsl Chester 8 per cent pref. l 81. stock, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. x Bahia and San Frandsoo (Lim.), guaranteed 7 per oat, id 141. Dutch Rhenish (16/. paid), 23i id. Great Luxembourg, 16. Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, guaranteed 7 per cast., (Limited), Ottoman (SMyrna to Alain), 10P. South Austrian and LornbardoXenetian, 17. West Flanders, a. MINES.-(THIS DA YJ preen The shares of the Colonial Company are quoted par to 1 prem. ; Charles Land. and Co., li to 23 prem. ; English and American Bank, 2} to i prem. ; and London Steam Towing, li to 2 prem. American securities, eepecially the 5.20 Bonds, continue to be imported in large amounts by each steamer, and but for this, the remittances of specie from America would be much larger than they are. Although this may be considered to some extent a negative result, so far as our money market is con cerned, itis certain that a directly prejudicial in fluence is exercised, inasmuch as, while we send to America goods, for the raw material of which we have to pay hard cash, she discharges her debt to a considerable extent in paper. The chief in vestments appear to be on German account, but of late the English public have shown more disposition to embark in American securities, owing to the confidence inspired by the sound and conservative views enunciated in the recent report of the Secretary of the American Treasury. Money, which the holders are not desirous of in vesting in commercial bills, continues to be freely supplied in the Stock Exchange, where the rate for short loans on Government securities yesterday was only 3 to 4 per cent. It is said that the authorisation for the Imperial Bank of Mexico has at length arrived at Paris from the Emperor Maximilian, accompanied by direc tions for the completion of the arrangements with out delay. The concessionnaires are stated to be Messrs. Rottinguer and others. A measure of this kind ought to support Mexican credit, without dis tinction of particular stocks. It is a noticeable feature in the relative fluctuation of these stocks that the Three per Cents. of 1864, which bave com monly ranged less than 1 per cent. under the price of the original stock, have latterly been 21. per cent. lower, although, as they represent simply the arrears on the original stock-and are not in the nature of a new loan, like the Six per Ceuts.-it is to be presumed that they hold an equal lien on the ,ICustoms. The adjourned meeting of the holders of the Li Confederate Seven per Cent. Cotton Loan will be held at the London Tavern on Thursday, the 18th January, when resolutions will be p ro p osed "in i accordance with the report of the committee now in the hands of the bondhold ers." ONE O'CLOCK. The committee decided yesterday that the Stock The mi business. ning market is steady to -day, with a fair ad Exchange shall be closed on Saturday next, in preparation for the Christmas holidays , b ut busi- amount ofCaldbeck Fells shares are in demand at /to 1 prem. Chiverton are quoted 9} nest will be resumed as usual on Tuesday next. Although the Stock Exchange committees however, to 10 ; Chiverton Moor, 5 to if ; East Russell, 3to t ', ; Itiugston Downs, 5 i to 2 ; Groat having regard to the peculiar nature of the busi to North Downs, *to.: ; Hallenbeagle, 355. to 40s. ness transacted in that establishment , a nd ; Lady Bertha, 10s. to 12 5.; North Treakerb y , 31/ to necessity of preparing for the fortnightly se the settle- West Chiverton, 78 to 8 0 ;and Great Lace y , ment, have not considered themselves justified in ; ; MB appointing a holiday for Tuesday ( the day after 2ei to 21i. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Christmas-day), it is to be hoped that iu those de partments of business where no such pleas can be Thursday, the 28th lust., a special settling day in urged for keeping open, due attention will be paid the shares of the Chontales Gold and Silver Mining by the heads of firms and other establishments to Company (Limited), which are to be officially marked. the natural desire of their employes for relief from work. It is believed that the day will be very The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Guienne, generally kept as a holiday in commercial circles. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank the following report, dated Morro Vette, Nov. 17 yesterday for exportation was 22,000/., making a -" Preduce for October, 48,509 oitavas; yield, for total of 405,000/. since the date of the last return. ditto, 9.511 oitavas per ton ; cost fur ditto, The City of Baltimore, from New York, has 9,935/. ; profit for ditto, 8,7691. Produce for brought 7,000/. in specie. twelve days (including two holidays and one .. pay- The shipments of specie from Marseilles to the day) of November, 14,198 oitavas ; yield, ..686 East, in payment chiefly for cotton, continue upon oitaras per ton. a very large scale, the Menageries Imperiales A petition for the winding-up of the Gurnett and steamer, which left that port on Tuesday, having Mosely Gold Mining Company will come before Mr. Commissioner liolroyd on Friday, the 12th taken as much as 444,000/. These remittances must tell upon the stock of bullion i n the Bank of proximo. France, and, as they are made partly on English The Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Minin g Company have received &deices from Captain account, the sensitiveness of the exchanges as I Thomas Treloar, who writes that , " The gold re between England and the Contin ent is ex p lained. turn fur October amounted to 5,440 oitavas, being The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,250 '. over lau increase of 798 oitavas on the r aisin g s for ISep tember." the corresponding week of last year; t he Midland The Anglo-Brazilian Gold Company have received an increase of 3,254/. ,• the Great Eastern an advice, from Captain Thomas Treloar, who reports increase of 2,417/. ; the Great Northern an increase that, "The produce for October amounted to 1,283 of 3,9521. ; and the Great Western an increase of FEES IN THE COMMON Law COVRTS.-An act of 2,8161. oitavas of gold, exceeding by 280 oitavas any pre vious return. parliament will take effect from and after the 31st instant, At the meeting yesterday of the Ottoman Finan to collect fees in the superior eourte by adhesive attains. vial Association, the agreement with the new cons- Last year the fees received in the three common law courts PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. parry, entitled Charles Lafitte and Co. (Limited), was I amounted to 96,778/. ls. !M. • 1 e THE "NEW YORE HERALD" AND THE FENIANS.- confirmed. The main features of the arrangement , siewsroot, DEC. 20 -belie toast: Great Easter, . 42101 But, seriously, we are of opinion that this Fenian joke bee are as follows :-Charles Lafitte and Co. take over -Great Western. Lx ,Ii ,-London and North Western, 124- been carried esite f o r eoongh. The oxiatellre of an Irish the assets of the Ottoman Financial at a valuation ' 3lauches•er, , •lieflli-11. soi Lincolnshire, 021 ;--Metr,,politan„ republic in the city of New York is not only an absurdity. of 300,0001., payable either in cash or shares. being 1 , 35 , 1 , 1 i 4 . .;,; l l ,q!;`,l' o d ,; IF -2 ,• -outis s laster %/ 7 LILL " ;,: a l 11 but, sooner or later, it may involve our govern ment m t h e par va l u e o f the shares of the Ottoman Finan- (;:elii weaern st cans., 171-101-Erte, tel 951-i nited - siates annoying complications with England. Ito true that the vial. If , in the realisation of the assets of the latter 5-2 ° 13 d". seb e 1 1 4 I - Dutch ithe''"'h• 7 i i 5 1 - Cireal "tem" British encouraged our rebels, violated their own neutrality ' heard *harm 16 1.16 1-Alliance Bank, • London and Liverpool underta , king, there should be less than 300,0001., Limited,. 5 p.-Bank of Liverpool, 291 t-Commer , ial Lainitedi,, laws, and sent out pirates to prey upoe our commerce ; j il _ v. ! istern Exchangeliane Limited:, 13-16 d.-General Credit but that is no reason why we shouM indulge in proceed_ Charles Lafitte and Co. will make up the deficiency, Jogs equally illegal. Neither are we disposed to to the extent of 50,0001., whatever it may be. Eacd aod tr u ce . Cor ted l77 4 l.l=l ic 21 rn v i e i rpool i. 4pi l uctal permit the Fenian' to force us into a war with England as tedl, 7-16 p -Ma`iitm.e pi-n -serener ! Limited . 6-16 d.- lordranne. t 6-16 P.-Valois shareholder in the Ottoman Financial Association Royal, 16-Empire Ntarine queend their account. We have our own gnevanors against the will receive two shares, with 101. paid up on each , British government and intend to redress them in our own Marine netted ., 1 i 13-16 2 1 15-16 2 1-16 p.-Liverpool exchange, I time and way ; but it is not at all likely that these wi ll i in Charles Lafitte and Co., in exchange for each 24; -West ladle and Pacific steam,l p. happen to be the Fenian time and the Fenian way. i Ottoman Financial share upon which 201. shall have itENCEESTER, a nd 20.-A moderate business was ii , ine, and If Mr. 011abony and his follower' mean to do i been paid. The agreement is to take effect from prices were rather better generally. Alliance Bank Limited), anything practical let them take Canada, make ; the 31st instant, and all profits that may Co . (Lingle& 31 p -C•Caumel be realised 4 1ufr Co. litim'itlea!u, V aug h an , a n d lintel Bak !idnitteci . ili p,- that their base ot operations, and fit out their . b the Ottoman Financial no to that time Alabama' and Bhenandoahs there. Gnion-saoare will „,_ s to Erie*, IA I-Great Eastern. Sri neat North , re a are lasi-Grind Trunk of Canada . 224-Orestffeetem ol,Canede. never be the starting-point of any hosti l e eape di t i es r e i belong to t hat company, but from the Ist of 173.16 i 3-16-Great Western, 671 It 1 it , ie; I -tioth.ocis Bay. the Fenian Brotherhood while we are at pesos with Great IJanuary the shareholders will participate in the ir s-iiiinots, 82i -Lancexhire and Yorkshire. 1221-imr.dos and N o. rtb %_Vcstern. 12ii 1- lan ce illictlield. and Lincolnshire. Britain. Should a Fenian army be collected there it I profits of Charles Lafitte and Co. Should the will be heede d over to the Pell"; and when °lish?s , ' realisation of the assets of the Ottoman Financial 6littin,l3llt‘,;rtricritiStrZi:triitirtrf3-irnitint" -4-,11,1- i . 'thesad Killian made their hostile dernoostration against . • Chevalier Raymond-the only warlike monmest yield more than 300,0001., the shareholders of that till 5 s S o lt it pr p l . :ni,r e t ratio 5.20 Yvan Bonds. 02 1.11 14-Atlantic and Urea 1 they ham ever w ,a e _ the ami n e , s h ou ld h ave wea l company are to have the surplus. The chairman Western Bonds, not. them in the Name way. Our govern Meat will show Grant , emphatically declared that there is no truth in -lnellilIGHAII, nu. al-Transactions were recorded to-dap to Britain that a republic am observe ire own laws sad eonleol the insinuation that " Charles Lsfitte and Co. Eirmingbam roan and District Beak charm at Is; Lloyd's Bask its own citizen better than a moserehyasd that the Ualtad ' (Limitsdj"awes at 5.16 propose, under a French dress, to p a re: !ntiCrliP;;eo,an't itsrrnr=Alligee Fire matt ; Metropolitan Railway States are powerful enough to enforce t it just elaimsapon y . 1 tranlMA general tiipanam e h etiag bann of e casino and Wagon, shares et g dis. : Illdlead theee. Library ,, ___. . Wagon tens shares. at 2 , 4 and 27 pram ; sae lienddisol Sista , foreign powers without any alliance with Yr. Olfahme - ' Noe York Herald, Dec. 9. Company la" 1 " ," aad Slab shares at i prem. MONEY MAREBT,-(T1118 DLY•) Owz o'Czoci. In consequence of the Bank directors not having made any advance in the rate of discount, and there being arrivals of gold to the extent of about 300,0001., the stock markets have become more or I less favourably influenced, and the English Funded Securities especially denote • change for the better, having advanced 1 per cent. Foreign securities generally are firmer, and maintain yesterday's rally, but business is moderate. The railway market also shows a better feeling, and Bank shares are stronger. The applications for discount continue upon • moderate scale, while the supply of money is large. The rate for good bills, however, is 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English government securities are obtainable at 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 871 to 1, ex div., for money, and 871 to 1, ex div., for the account (January 9). There is not much business doing in foreign securities, but the market is generally better. Greek bonds have improved 1 per cent., while Spanish Certificates have declined and Con federate bonds ; other stocks are steady. The New Turkish Loan has receded to par to 1 prem. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 151 to 1 ; Turkish Five per Cents. . of 1865, 421 to 43 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to 28 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to 1 ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Mexican, za toil. Us.ted States 5-20 Bonds have experienced a slight reaction, being now quoted 661 to 4. Erie Railway shares are called 581 to 1, being also rather lower ; Illinois, 821 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 1 to 11 prem. The Kent has arrived from Port Phillip, with 276,0001. in gold ; and the Allemania, from New York, with 16,0001. International Financial shares are now quoted 15 to 1 pram. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 6 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 24 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem., ex all; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 65 to xd _ —. zd au s ice. S I dig II lOa — i 3 0 11 $4 $66 11 942* 6 6Ws 64 65 4 462* 66 65 INII CL prima I saw. 85 90 96 I 96 1 61i ow t 80 us. 0•01 ins.No• some, I% 431 ..... 98 108 96 96 96 98 96 96 96 IS 9699 109 111 1 1 1