The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-08 00:00:00

• PARLIAMENT. 1101:113 OF 0021310M—(raw DAY.) os flreaws• tort tbe akar at 13 o'clock, bat it was • war pot beim 40 members wer• proem NRCRUITING IN THE ARMY. (YNNILLY gave • seek, et motion for the appoint. pit of • esembeem to *eke lido gm made of reer sidag k r gie owl. EDUCATION. erAy s T a t a r tb r o settee Mat t sew Sk J. Fairish:4es I k g a of isqldry Into the cooduet of the lo wa of the Oommittee el Conseil. ke should move te al week eatereding am Inquiry to the (abject of the Is. m odis el "Meek dITERLtL DRAINAGE IN IRELAND. i s nay to a quintets from Mr. MAGUIRE, s r 1. 'isu said that the goverment bad the subject of • &lamp is baked eagles Wok eassideestiont, but ist mewed be Merano , a stemare. TO COURT OF ADMIRALTY EN IRELAND. Tar* goodies frees Lord NAMI. eir P te'g said the gevernisest Ireland a bin wawa the Cbest Alinairalty ie THE ADDRERIL 0. Us more of the abbess, Is answer to a speech flews tirli.aLLY moved " to molt the paragraph relating to t.d." sok* lased " We regret that the genera see& ri a Tif Imbed newt be regarded ea prosperous or Widow .206:1 dal multitudes of the inhabitants coadissa to to foreign countries through the salt of reassue. pave WlFltYmmt at home." indeed thereof. The kw. imwbw said ha bed no wish to go over the same sit he did ra the previous day, but he denied tE ll tre r ioseb ocmcatalating the Lows on the Improved ilmap ia Ireland was jusUbod by t hr ia The growth of trade sad manufactures Ord to is the royal womb sr very 'macs". mid the m ow was by so mama in the state as prosperity indi. .64 Whette r he premed Ws astredrosse to a division or s at staid domed co the supp ort white be received from Ye hie tory members, who took so part in the debate 44 4A, Am regarded than rasoabara goastally, they milled themeless Irish manhole he s h li rjniat they had lay real sympathy with the lolority el the people in time musky. W boaster any hat seesaw wee involved they §lloinli that their sus ewe as the other side. Inked Ina taxed • C a. the „d a l cOOO. is the lona ts Manemitted be t a • 4 000t. ,000,000i. wee spinsren Upon foreign ..g gs g, I there being say Irish experts as ; - m astarpoivo ; end 4.000.0001. more was abstracted for r o mp reseoleatoree. These was serious drains apes the m ato. &Mirada' was Mill preseediag at a fearful rate. woo trielhaw kit the country annually ; and settles tits does at ally half the pries of an American nigger, thee was melba dmin of 10,000,0001. ER Ultentv emended the amendment, which °p rod by Sir R. Pen. Ns* GAVIN sad Dr. BRADY having pokes, the awed mat me pal, sad the hosts divided : For the entirdmiat l2 Aftizat Majority against the antstadmast 55 Oar inns remadaa from Sir J. Et.ranurroits, taw repeat iligesed le, and the bows adjourned at 5 agnates to 2 REPEAL OF THE MALT DUTY. GMAT FARNICRir it =TING AT FRI'S YAWNS' HALL—{THIS DAY.) This afternoon the long announced public meet ing et the farmers of Baena& in tamer of the repeal of the wait taa, emumesed at 9 reek*. in the large mom a Preemasord Solt no atbeedance wee very numerous. In fad the hall was oraronsed throughout, and it were own. pubed that net Is. Own SOSO perms were present. Sir BrisnOr MUST, LP., presided, and among thole present were observed—Sir M. H. Beath. ILP., Mr. Water Booth, XP., Sir John Trollops, M.P., the How W. Duncembe, XP., Mr. Goddard, ILP., Mr. Browdey, Major Beresterd, M.P., Mr. Barrow, XP., 001. Fate, ILP., Lord Holmes/ale, M.P., Lord H. Thynne, XP., Mr. Start, XP., Lord Owns, M.P., Mr. Banks Stanhope, M.P., Col. Cartwright. ILP., Mr. Josalhan Pad, M.P., SirTMoataga_ =slay, LP., Major Parker, M.P., Mr. Monk*, LP.. Lord A. Hervey, M.P., Mr. Alderman Sidney, M.P. Oakes' North, M.P., Mr. Pierrepoint Beetle* LP., the Hon. Ralph Dation, XP., Mr. Towline, M.P., Mr. ()Meet, M.P., Mr. Bee* LP., Sir JOllll Hay, M.P., Mr. Abel Smith, M.P., Sir IL BnitittleY, Sir Gerard Noel, M.P., Si John Mordent, M.P., Sir During, M.P. Thu resolutions to be proposed and seconded are as fol lows : Moved by P. S. Puirinerr, Fag., Chart, Sutton, Keel seconded by J. Bosoms, Fog., Klug's Norton, Bir. mingham That this meeting Is of opinion that the excise duty upon malt inflicts gnat end satiOoa injustice upon the growers of barley, which n almost the chief product of our native son —in a eases. burden upon the 001=108111 of our national home beverage, especially the working clams, by wham beer is no largely used as a portion of their diet, 'ad is wholly at MIAMI* with the free.trade policy of the oeuntry.• Moved by H. 091101" Erg., Weeford-park, Temercothr seconded by G. WOOD, Beg., Ath.lbamptoo, Crocheter, that "Strongly bolding theme views, this meeting is doter. mined to persevere by eve* available means is demanding the repeal of this obnoxious tax, and ogress to the following petition to parliament (to be signed by the chairman on be. half of the meeting), and sioommeede it for adoption throughout the anontry." Moved by G. Brow, Eeq., Thoretou-hall, Bingham, seconded by J. B. BOADDIUX, Egg., Wan, Herta :—" Th►t t►is meeting gladly resspiess and approves of the esta blishment of the Central Anti-Mall Tax Aincreiatioe, in London, as the medium of communisation with parliament, and the central authority for organieirag the various anti-malt tax armistices, Lod hereby appoint. the following gentlemen to be the oromell of the easociatios, with power to them to add to their number, vin. : Moved by J. B. BOOTH, Beg., Oatteriair, Yorkshire ; seconded by the Bev. H. 0. Una; the vises of Sortedon " That the beet thanks of the meeting be, sod are, hereby given to Sir Fitzroy Kelly, M.P., far his conduct in the chair, and for his able advocacy of the repeal of the malt duty." Time reeolutkee will also be link= to respectively by seaters of parlisassai yeensat METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was sad this them= at tits Load's Tama ; Mr. W. A. Vin Amos is the chair. The report (published in the Express of Feb. 1) having been takes an read, The Csainntan, in moving the adoption of the report, congratulate/ the shareholders upon the satisfactory na ture of the statemeste contained ia that document, and thought that thane was every reason for congratulation upon the Datum of the resells which were thee recorded. The lint thing to which he wished to direct their attention was the dhideed they would receive. The dividend which they would receive that day would be paid oat of the earn lap of the whole hoe, Lad would be the name as they would have received if there bad been no extension of the line to Finsbury. The arrasgemeat entered into with the Great Western Company was cue which would prove mutually edvastageous, had it not been for the Fiesbury arteasioa Obey would have been esabhd to enter iato that arvangsweet. With rasped to the proposed m of ad ditioual capital, it had been duly oomidered, and the directors had, after mature deliberation, come to the determiestion to advise the shareholders to amalgamate the several extensions under ow general company. Mr. PAM/lONS, deputy chairman, is seconding the motion, expired himself as willing to give every information which might be asked, and to answer every question which might be put. [A discussion was proceeding when our report left.] PROROGATION 07 CONVOCATION.—(THIS DAY.) — This morning the Archbishop of Canterbury, who ti was accompanied by Mr. Francis Hart Dyke, the regis. 1 trar of the provisos, and Mr. Watts, attended at the Jim- M 'glom Chamber, Drae'ryard, Westminster, for the purpose of proroguing the Convocation of the prelate. and clergy, ■ which stood adjourned until to-day. Io the LOwsr House 1 1, there are two vacar.cles, ono by the elevation of Dr. Wordsworth, proctor for the chapter of Westmin ster, to the Arehdeaooory of Westminster, and one p by the elevation of Sir George Prevost, Bart., proctor for 11 the eery of Gloucester. The archbishop prorogued the Coevocatioo until the 14th Just, when it is understood that the question of the constitution of the final court of appeal I in soolesisatical caner will occupy both houses, with a view g to a representation on the subject blase made to parlia ment. Many aotioes of motions on questions of importance I have been given by the Dean of Norwich, Archdeacon Wordsworth, Chancellor Massingberd, Archdeacon Denison, Sir Henry Thompson, and other members of the Lower i Homo. e Taa Lars Sia Jonx Haar., 1.0.8., F. S. A We note the death of Sir John Hare, a well - known citizen ! of Bristol. Sir Jobe died on Thursday at his French residence of Chateau d'Hardeleit, near Boulogne. He was bore is 1784, ad was the bead of the firm of John Hare mid Co., door-cloth manufacturers. Sir Jobe Hare was • chiefly notable for his connexion with the auaialavery movement. In the best of the disenasioos on this subject there wee an election for Bristol, the candidates being Mr. James Evan Bailie, a whig, who supported the West Indian interest, and Mr. Edward Protheroe, a whig, who supported steaccipatioo. Sir John Hare took an active part on behalf of Mr. Prettier's., and barely escaped with his life at one of the party banquets at Bristol—the Baillieites making a dead set at the Protheroeites. Sir John was knighted in 1840, through the influence of Mr. F. H. F. Berkeley, M.P. for Bristol. on the presentation of a congratulatory address from the city of Bristol on her Majesty's marriage. Sir John was a radical in politics, and an ardent Baptist in religion. He was the owner of the ship Cambria, which is said to have saved the mew and the pease:niers (including the 31st Regiment) when the Seek Eat lediemen, was destroyed by fire in the Bay of Meaty. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —The report of the directors to the half -yearly meeting on the 15th inst., states that the amount of capital on the 31st December, 1864, on which dividend or interest is payable out of revenue, excluaive of the leased lines, in as follows : —Consolidated stock, 12,093,5941. ; guaranteed and pre ference stook, 3,171,4424 ,• loans, 4,798,1484 ,• mosey in advance of calls, 192,1871. •, total, 20,255,3714 The ex penditure charged to capitol for the past half-year, exclu sive of new limps, amounts to 128,3511. 19& 7d. ; the follow ing constitute the item:—Extension of elation; 65,145/. 12s. 7d., against 80,0001. voted by last primal meeting. Land for stetson purposes, 2,8854 Is. 24., against 10,0004 voted by last general meeting. Rolling stock, 60,3211. ss. 10d., against 60,0001. voted by Wt general meeting. The expenditure on new lines has during the half-year been 188,8341. 19s. Bd.. under the heads mentioned in account No. 2. The receipts of the company during the half-year have been as follows :—Passengers, parcels, and mails, CW..,0 437/. • goods, minerals, sad live stock. 575,4964 • rents, 1,081. ; Preston and Wyly Railway. 27,91/4 ; Man chester, Bono°, and Bury Canal, 4,0931. ; total, L 041,6351. The disbursements as follows :—Workng expenses, 383,498/. ; Praetors and Wyre Railway, 14,475 1 . ; rates, taxes, and duty. 31,703/. •, Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal, 1,0491. ; total, 430,7254 The balance of revenue applicable to the payment of dividend on the ordinary stook of the company is 371,5761. 19a., and out of this amount the directors recommend the proprietors to declare a dividend at the rate 46 per cent. per annum, less income tax,and to carry forward the balance, 8,7691. 2s. 74., to next half-yeer's so count. The markedincrease in the company'srevenue, referred to in last belt-year's report, wee continued up to the month of September last ; but the fluctuations in the cotton market have again prejudicially affected the trade of the district, and for a time diminished the baffle receipts both in Lancashire and Yorkshire. The engineer reports the permanent way to be in good conditioe, and the superin tendents of the locomotive, carriage, and wagon depart ments, also report the rolling stock to be in good order. The estimate of the probable amount which will be re quired 'snug the curries half-year for the extaosion of stations, for land, and for rolling stock, is as follows :—Ex- Mineola of stations, including land, 75,0004 ; rolling stock, , 50,0004 ; total, 125,0001. When Mr. Blair entered Jeff. Davis's study, on his Bret visa to Richmond, the rebel chief did not at first reee him. Davis was dreamed In coarse grey homespun, and looted more like a poor clerk than a President. —Ante ricon.paper. It la stated that in the late memorable conflict at Fort Fisher, theagrste of the United States Sanitary Com missies effected a on the day of the battle, and were on the hospital Foetid, with ample supplies, some hours beers any otthe wounded =incl.—New York Sun. SHARE LISTS.-(TRIE DAY.) Two o'Cincm. The railway market continues heavy, and prima have further declined in several instances. Great Northern stock has receded 1 per cent., South Eastern I, London and North Western 4, Great Western, }I, and Metropolitan. Lan cashireand Yorkshire, and Great Eastern, 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 121 to ; Great Western, 804 to 81 ; Mid land, 1374 to 138 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 to ; South Eastern, 87 to ; Great Eastern, 484 to 47 ; Great Northern, 190 to 132 ; CalecTonian, 132 to 133 ; London and South Western, 984 to 994 ; and Metropolitan, 1274 to; Imperial Mexican Railway shares have declined, and West Flanders are flat. Bahia, on the other hand, meet with inquiry. Indian lines exhibit a drooping tendency in some instances, and Canadian are inactive. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Olt MIMIC BLACKHEATH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ... WOOLWICH PLATE. Chicquot the Jester WEST KENT STEEPLECHASE. rbu Dos Poop 7 ma. ULITARY PLATE. About threolnatites of a mile. lialimpt, Vision, Villeggatmia, Bravo, Simpleton, Qum Bea lialstoe, Rosins, sad Whitertockiap are hero. ULLING STEEPLECHASE. About two mite mid a hall. la The Donkey, Bravo, Retonawator, The Doe, Idonti, i = lAA Boy me bare. FARMERS' CUP. Half m.mile straight. Dsks of Cambridge, Lydia, Chiquot the Jester, Hum• Amy, Ernst, Caelesiors, /3stsy Baker, Patios's*, Lady f, sad Blies we ban. Bta PZONOTIONS.—It is stated that Mr. Joseph bores of the Hose Circuit ; Kr. Webster, Sir Thomas Philips, sad Mr. blilerard, of the Northers Circuit ; aad iludiage Giffin', of the South Wales Circuit, are to be Weed to thereat of Q sloe's Counsel ; and that Mr. Colley Reissue, of the Home Circuit, is to take the °elf. We read in the Friend of India :—" A luaus *Ova in the shape of a giant has made his appearance in Napo's. The mac is ift. Rio. high, his head is not par ikahrly large, lint hie aspect is described as ' hideously re. palms.' At tint the people thought he was a demon, and dread him accordingly, but five peculiar marks having bees disonuel apes his head, he was immediately declared to he sod, sad had divine bosoms paid to him. He is on his way toe shrine at Wore, and makes the mint of his Wanl advantage' by exhibiting himself at a pies a head. 7bs Miners between deity and demonism is very slight is lan" The ease of the sham policeman at Shrewsbury ate to brought before the House of Commons to-morrow Wail( by Mr. Barley, who will ask the Secretary of Stale for the Homo Department " whether his attention be him &aged to a gross outrage committed upon Mr. MIAS Aahworth, of Fairfield and of Egerton Hall, who vas mind by a pretended polico-officer at Shrewsbury, fobbed of his watch, matey, and other property, and then tabs takes the borough magistrates, and, under their aka locararated for twenty-loath hour', though the most regmetable and liberal tail woe offered on the arrival of a clerical friend but refused, and the testimony of his high respectability disregarded. Aod, whether the magistrates hare hem removed from the commission of the peace." STRANDING OF A LARGE AXERWLN Burman, LANCASHIRE, TUESDAY NIGHT.—Early this wormer (writes the Roy. R. R. Redman) a mad was (lb' SIMI ham thil place on the &Dhows Sandbank with ague!' of distress flying. The lifeboat stationed here be. halite to the National. Lifeboat Institution, was coca ksaelthg, and proceeded to theaarietance of the stranded ship. Os ainTMg alongside the crow refused to leave the vend, 111 it me thought that she had received no serious damage. The lifeboat took off the mate and landed him at Lytham. cab that he might telegraph to Liverpool for a steam M{. &sold the steamer arrive in time, sad the wind keep /ow as at preeent, the Teasel may be got off should it be food that the has suffered no great damage ; but if the *ad tie,, the probability is that elm will become a total meth She proved to be the barque Lexington, bound hen be to Liverpool with a cargo of cotton. For liquid, there is not so heavy a sea rolling this morning Were ma during the night. A strong gale from the west blur until break of day. Observing the signals of distress the Lytham lifeboat of the National Institution also went cot to the assistance of th vessel. Tan Brismicer Ho e r . — The deputation of gen era from Use Berkeley Hunt, appointed by the meeting el temabin bold in the hall of Berkeley Goths, have con bred with the Rev. Sir E. Colt, Bart. and have succeeded Motociag an arrangement which it is anticipated will be ▪ 00151 7 to all parties concerned. It has now been Intolei that the members of the hunt shall pay lb. Cox , nay &maga dons by the hunt to his crops*, land, and maids meth as posaible inflicting any damage thereto. lia°Rer. Fir E. Colt, B e rt., a n d his tenant promise on their port tut to interfere with the foxes on their land, or to u9 nr° them, bat that they will preserve them to the best of Weir po s .,. ROSA SOMMER IN • COURT OF Liw.—The Civil Taugal of Fontainebleau her jut tried en action fee brooch of contract broutht by IL Pourchet, a fudge of the L ores Tribesal ef Commerce. and a mound amateur of paianne, sealed' Mdli. R am Bonham, the celebrated painter. It „ from the statement of counsel that in December. F.ourchat requested Nellie. Bonhour to execute for • spitting in the style of her " Hones Ploagh •"1- Yes artist 'pressed her readiness to accede to IL Penrchet's ° demand, and Axed the Pike of tho_Crepteed painting at from B,ooofr. to 10,000 fr., yowl t hat plosa mia oted to pay. Ever since that Pourebet has Zen vainly expecting the execution ▪ contract, and, having at lost ..me urgent in hie barn Id . dile. Bonheur informed him that he should not an itch of her canvas." Y. Pourchet conspasotly Tatooteted the present proceedings to compel the execution It the contract or the payment of 15,000 fr. as damages. dVt" hearing counsel for both parties, iho foibooof dad that it was evident from tho correspondence 7. m .,„ 16 , hod puled between the plaintiff sod do. Out the latter had freely contracted . to execute certain painting but without fixing any time for its delivery, that 'she was bound to E r u ee irn . - Crush and the tribunal was competent to fix the that ts Orem-Talmo. ; 't accordingly ordered that the paint -5,..._.•001nd be delivered within six months from the notifi rt,„,°,l4 the prams judgment, aitthat the defendant, 01 1nration of that term, should 1 for every re „,,r of &Irina three months , alter whic h time further A _7___7, , hoeld be provided. The defendant was also con. — rum all aorta of Snit .....n C TR Devon RAILWAY.—A telegram from the "". 1 " fair of this company state that the directors have l l!ad to recommend the declaration of a dividend on the rnlttv7 Kock at the rate of 31 per coat. per annum, carry kin/vi I halite of 1,3371. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1865. OIDINAZY SE Ala AND STOMA al•war . s:yca 1'421 5 11 - paw &1a.... lOorkiad &taloa- --- LSI I= Oanswa Da • J♦with. mai II Do. II Ip. ambito Z. Dublin sad leJeac Dam‘so,Pordkaatrilo m idiaberittiuli °Lae 1241 and &Wedges 1 N. De. L Mk., No.l ANSI !heat. loolimad eIOWINWONIII Da.A. j Ana re ay. sa• 11118 p. a Is WA II at llosth e West. (Irwl eriali De. elm VaiOta.ltit Do. each 3‘0,:. • : re. li.:iiiil,lizii.;;ll — k0.37 - I.leii• - ii Bs De. Ileceecca laastalrei Yorkville Gawks sad Blackwell =west &Doe lamina)hoe India LawlerilloathWeeeera lella..llßel.,aLlacellemb Bagged sal Wilde Do. Do. Marc L _RS% Ilow I4s L. IS 'Midland Do. 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I Bass. 311 98 U SG 12 lie 18 90 la Uf 96 97 :In 11 I 90 N 9. 110 1 91 16 U II 71 U 1 17 - 111 19 91 Paz F S. . iii r " ld 1 le ls id ft IS las Far 1 Pa e 1 1 2 + s le s Oa ii " 1 21 I, Is s sr 4:1 .14 _ss lii Ai iii Hi -- 41 II Ms var Si q 1 ths PEI 110 lif psi pin gas It Ibis ldls zd 7 60Y to di ei9dd I die IP V . Par ill= MI 16 8 Itil6 dim pazd las iPo di! iistim - a Ip. za adls Ti 441 a 81_ Ml_ 3 11 42 1 Ma I pm I I him Tips si I dim 6 4!. i i. aT. I 1 4We 1t 6r l e 4 6 idtm 1:1: 10 106 r. id 2 2 dts Tr Ple .:. id dia par 1 68 era t fps id P 62 iPm 66 66 18 111 I Val* -19 10 pawl 2744 I 6 it 3 „. Idb par • Idb • 9 1 417 s 11 1 db 97 40 81 88 20 12 pm r die 2 4 7 1 8 9 8 9 si_ as: 4- r in IF zd If 1101, I lotle Idly par I 4 par 1111 11 id II Si I s l i e Mr lidk 1 pm It 4WD 110 8 10 2 - lib sell W 1 pa Great Westenl,&igToid iseisiZes4l pet cent., 96j, 92. Midland Consolidated, Lsioester and aikido 4 per oast, 92. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), gua. 7 per net., 151, 16. Central Argentioe, guaranteed 7 per omit, 111. Great Luxemboarg, 121. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 51. Ottoman (Soiree to Aidin), 101. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per mot., 174. West Madera, 71. A VOICE mom CuARLEsToN.—The following is i on extract from the Charleston Mercury of Jan. 12 : " The rand crying deficiency in our affairs, palitial and militiry, is and has ever been the want of WV. ; dam& gogism in politico and demagog-km in the army ; fear of the populace and fear of the soldiery. What we most want now and have ever needed is verve—nerve, not to break law, but to enforce law ; serve, not to run into moose and iThigality, but to maintain au inflexible obsidians to law and duty. Nerve to be steady sad unalterable, not the arrogance to eisletep law and amen power ;:::=res the enemy, set nerve to bully and oppress friends. We want nerve in Ongrege • we want nerve in our renal& It ' 1 is nerve that has carrie d Sherman to time ;it is that which is now camas; him to out the Ontedrency in half. His is an army of ; an army of soldier', not • mob of rewinding. He has no generals with rolls of twenty or thirty thinned men, sod twenty or thirty hundred in the field. Hie men stand to their gum, not to people's naken•oooge and barnyard& His men ere fall in hand at their posts. He holds them there. He is • general. The condition of the Onfederato soldiery is this department (sad others an little better) is a diaries' to_ths en" to the country, sad to the whole Wow of war." ne writer evidently expects an early Interview with liatsraaa. MONEY MARKRT,--(THI8 DAL) PIM MM. 01 Um 0018600, wklo IneePeeize mew. paelleids t es‘ wide& Mammies lie sew mama afford Two o'euxm. a f'w•""• 0 91 ,00 t 00 k7 far WA* tM zetkid 4 1 1 ads Ples 45160180618; the sham. The stock markets to-day are •again very dull, The second ordinary general meeting of the Sng sad prima show • drooping tendency. The funds 111 k and Scottish Marine Insurance Company have experienced a fresh decline of / par I (Limited) is called for the 14th inst. cent. The settlement in Consols swages I Theglellimt:ly meeting of the London, Cliathem, attention. Many of the chief home railways I11111?"er BBaaiillway Company is convened foe the m co ee m ti psn ogo y f tr umi Worthing ted) are again Ito per osnt. lower, this department RoThyale first ordinary gaenoetv not having yet recovered from the check °condoned gee yesterday by the announcement of a disappointing called for the 22nd inst., when • dividend is to, be dividend by the Great Northern Company. Foreign declared. stocks are dull. Italian scrip has fallen. It is announced that Mr. Harris Farquhar, of the tite board firm of o t il t :2L p° , Farquha r , taaDistrict and Co. Rzwa has ys jo ca in m ed . The demand for money to-day ie moderate, but the supply being still limited, the rate for the way.. The undertaking is favourably regarded, as best bills is firm, at 6 par oent., with a few creep- prom to supply a very important link in our timid transactions at 41. The charge kw short meteopol chain of railway communication, and loans in the Stock Exchange, on English govern- is considered to have a substantial prospect of good meat securities, is 44 to 6 pit ma dividends when the works shall have been executed. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at change H it o f l ut even i ng 67fr. 22c., being about the same as yesterday. urea,—Allimes, ; Ditto Console are now quoted 891, "sellers," for Markey_4o so ; Atim mpasi l2A; F Oominsmial ue 350 idielasy lialea, 71 ; iguin Gusi; money and to-morrow's settlement. The obtain ) . 1 1j aaap Z iad nod Landon ' and tha n , i d pa , amt . business report is as follows :—Thres per auitlii), 111 2, ex dlr. ; Loofas, 4611L i re t Cent. Consols, for money, 891, I ; ditto for vtadsl 1 2 T i al2re 2 a v .;M Back Lifer, 7 l, ; : a : , 3 account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, s ea pi n , a i'd ; Tamil sad Mang karWa admitod), ; New Three par Ceuta, 881, ; India Stock, Tj b asaltrsion Wales Lirmezol tuidemn. 411 az Or. ; Marie* (Limited), 651 6. 215, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, ; ut:, Hoke. ^-- " __..; ditto Four per Cent., 981, ;and Exchequer 101 111101 it ; Eno:Tema% 141 1 ; Bills, 46. pram, par. 86 86 ; Loados., 79 80 ; Phavali 15 Berm seams. 151 ; ditto New, 71 %bad Gemmel. 35 ; Foreign stooks in some cases are rather fiat. Con- w ei d a g ig u r ; w ee k so ol, 41 4. federate Bonds have declined 1 per cent., Turkish Di/aka—FAA sad West Ina* L 734. as div-; aseasinP - Oonsoliddis /, and Spanish Passive and Certifi- tm * a tt arki. __ Biena. ; maioss, ard, aa'd~ r. ; Mks Greek Bonds, however, have improved 4. Leadosik, 11U ex die. _ _ Aka* ',annexed, vie. —C i salk —Bin # l o la. ( Tu 4 r*. 4l t "r• !alt N. W.) . - . W Some of the present quota)._ are._ _ Greek Bonds, 231 to 1; Mexican, 271 to 28 ; Con federate, 64 to 56 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to ; the Certificates, 14/ to 1 ; Turkish, of 1868, 721 to 1 ; ditto 1962, 701 to 1 ; and the Consolidds, 511 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 101; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 ; Danubian scrip, 1 dia., par ; Egyptian, second issue, 971, 98/ ; ditto 1864, 951, 96; ditto scrip, 11 prom. ; Greek, for ac count, 23 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 681 ; Mexican Six per Cents., Anglo-French scrip, 81 dis ; Portuguese, 1866, en, for aooount, 471, 1 ; Russian, 1850, 87 ; ditto, 1862, 891, ditto, 1864, 91 ; Sardinian, for account, 77/ ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto New De ferred, for account, 391, 40 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 73 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 781; ditto, 1882, for account, 701; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 701 ; Venezuela, for ac count, 181. Monte Videan is now quoted 41 to 61 prem. ; Danubian, par to prem. ; Italian, #to dis., showing a decline ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 11 to 2 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 21 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 21 to 31 prom. ; London Financial, 71 to 8 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to 1 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, Ito 1 prem. ; Ottoman Socie4 Ginerale, 21 to # prem., ex div. ; City of Milan Improvements, 31 to 1 prem. ; Registered Land, 1 to 1 prem. ; Metropo litan District Railways, 11 to 1 prem., being lower ; London and Provincial Mortgage Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; and General Irrigation of France, 21 to 21 prem. 91; Basset , by G. w. By.), Sir William Rumen, Bart., M.P., of Marlton park, Olonoeaterebire, and Mr. Hoary Moor, M.P. of Brighton, have joined the board at the Registered Land Company (Limited). The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 21st inst., for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 20,000 gallons of vinegar, and 2,500 bushels of oats, and on the 23rd for the supply of 400,0001 be. of cocoa, and 100,0001 be. of tobacco. A collection. amounting to 2321., has been made on the Stock Richange for the relief of the sulierers from the conflagration at the Surrey Theatre. Tamar Enema. Consols, which closed yesterday at NI to 4, both for money and next Thursday's seteent, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891, "buyers." For the March settle ment the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, Th r ee,l, 1 ; iitto, for account, 891, /, ; per Coats. Bodged, Ml, New Three per Cents., 881, 1,1, 0, ; , Annuities, 1865, 14 7-16 ; Bank Stock, /46, 246 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 4, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock continues to be fairly supported. Exchequer Bills remain at pee to 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal change was a decline of 1 per cent. in Turkish the adjournment of the project for the arrangement of the home debt being regarded as equivalent to an indefinite postponement of the affair. Specu lators who had bought in the hope of some favour able announcement are now consequently selling. There was also a reduction of 1 per oent. in Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds, and 1 in Italian. Confederate Bonds recovered 1 per cent. Egyptian Loan scrip was last qnoteci today 11 to 16 prem., being lower ; Montevidean scrip, 4 to prem. ; Danubian Principalities scrip, 1 dim to per, showing a decline ; and Italian Loan scrip, dis to par. United States 5.20 Bonds have again declined about 2 per cent., closing at 604 to 51, the vision of peace in America still receding. Canada, New Brunswick, and Mauritius govern ment securities were more offered. Fous o'CLocic. Consols are still quoted 89 to it, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 891 to } for the new account 25,0001. in bar gold has been with drawn from the Bank for export. The steamer Magdalena, from Brazil, has brought 47,5011. in specie ; and the Delta, from Alexandria, 2AOOOI. The supply of silver on band, about 25,0001., was sold yesterday for Holland at ss. lid. per ounce, showing no change. The market for this metal continues very dull, in the absence of demand for the East. On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Holland, Hamburg, and Frankfort were firm. Drafts on Austria were again quoted rather more favourably for that empire. Subjoined is our usual list : anneindam, 3 sasolits, 11.17# to 18 ; ditto, 3 days', 11.144 to 154 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to I ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Malmberg, nts. beau 3 mm ditto 3 " t 7 its,ls4ig to P tt . dra2/1-1 5 :41 1 0 3 -11Lne, 2° i swaths, 119 f to 20; fit. Posersenrg (per rouble), 3 months, 30 to 4: Vionn off. 3 months, 11.50 to 55 ;Trim* eff. Six. 3 nweths, 11.50 to 56 ; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to 7g; Osdis, 3 months, 47 to I ; Leghorn, 3 swaths, 25.55 to 60; Mean, 3 months, 25.55 he 60 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 26.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Memins, 3 'swaths, 23.56 60 60 ; Lincs. 90 data, folf ; .Oporto, 90 days, 311 to g. The amount of Government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of land on the 15th inst. will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0000 The dividend for the half-year on Great Northern Railway stock will be proposed at the rate of 8i per cent. per annum, being the same as forthe corre sponding . period of 1863. This allows 41. 7a. 6d. on the original stock, 31. on the B, and Si. 15e. on the A. The Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England (Limited) have notified that they are prepared to receive subscriptions from their shareholders ex clusively for the capital of the General Irrigation ' and Water Supply Company of France (Limited). This capital is 800,0001., in 40,000 shares of 201. each, with a present issue of 20,000 shares, on which IL is to be paid on ap plication, and 41. ou allotment. The basis of this project is a concession from the Em peror of the French conferring the exclusive privilege for 99 years of the supply of water from the River Verdon to Aix (Provence). In aid of this work a cash subvention or gift of 160,0001. has been made by the French government, the depart ment of the Bouches-de-Ithone, and the town of Aix, to the holders of the concession. The whole of the works are contracted for by responsible con tractors for a fixed sum, and are to be completed by December, 1887. It is explained that pro vision has been made in the estimates for the pay ment of interest on the paid-up capital at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, payable on Ist January and Ist July during the three years of construction (pending the capitalization of the revenue by the Credit Fonder of France), and by arrangement such interest is guaranteed by the Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (Limited). The first payment of interest will be made Ist July, 1865." Of the 20,000 shares now offered, d,OOO have been already subscribed for by French and other applicants, and in explanation of the offer of the remaining lt,ooo shares to the Credit Foncier and Mobilise dna.- holders, a special circular has been addressed to them to the following effect : I The directors have much regretted the disappointment I felt by some of the proptistoes at the small allotments they were enabled to receive to the City of Mlles Imprenneents Compeer, by noon of the limited sember of duns reserved for Use • therefore, Si seeepting the phoniest of the capital of the General Irrigation and Mater Company . ot Frames (Limited), they dipelated for 12,000 I shares bong offend to the shereholdps of the Credit Fen ' dp and Mobilier of Flasd (Limited); the ressotheing 8,000 shares being already subewMed by Preach and other ap. , pilau* and the deposit thence paid into the bankers. ! Them 12,000 Mares, which are absolutely o ff ered to the sharebelden, will be allotted upon the following basis : to applicants for shares upon which 104 is paid, not exploding 6,000 shares will be allotted, and the remaining _shares ! will be allotted to applicant' for share' with 54 ' thereon. In each one the allotment will be made strictly pro rota eseerding to the total somber of shares applied for. lam issernetwl to add that ia this plan of allot ment the dieestore de set bind vesto sentinno the system. ens if they lass the opt.= (TIPP in away of the companion broftbt to them they Ure not), but if this course works etisheterily to Moe shareholders they will naturally be eamoreged to endeavour to repeal the punks. to. I WO i • • I On. Gor.l a tie t t Do.lpor D 0.4 pot ola Do. pot et. Mat DllO4 Do. do. 1110.1 Do. do. MI 0r.50v.VM5.14.41. IDO. do.. Maartalas Ow et, DMI 1 D. lUD D. INN Said. 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(11 SO Onlvera.llarine lona. 10 Clir w AmantreaiLts. 10 SO Van Illamen'a land 50 %Sarnia ifteenoWlm 60 W4611.41/.1 PREFERENCE SHARES. ~i: :44::1 ,:iii :: ..» .. ,01... i - iii:: i . 90,0 29,0 10.0 tos o 10,0 0.0 90,0 10,0 15,4 U/7,17 AI 116:c 410.1 10,1 10,11 100.1 10, 1 09.1. = I P — a ta ti;§ atom to 174 no ni K re 6 104— - 10111 - 16 164 - .. I 1 id ..Id 11 4 a n i '4 :17 zd _m US sd sd .. id zd ad .• zd sd ifINES.--(THI8 DAYJ Two o'cLooF. The mining market continues quiet, and prices to-day are unchanged. East Caradon shares are quoted 131 to 1 ; Great Vor, 33 to 34; Wheal Seton, 1971 to 9321 ; East Grenville, 21 to 31 ; and Great South To*us, 21 to I. West Chiverton are offi cially marked 64, being steady. United Mexican shares have declined, having been dealt in at 41. Other foreign, aa well as co lonial mines, are without variation. With reference to East Russell, the following telegram was received yesterday from Captain Golds worthy :—" Hundred and thirty.—Lode disordered by horse of lilies, worth eight pounds per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LENS.—(THIS DAY.) A Tory scanty supply of English wheat was on sale in our market to-day. Beady fine samples were in fair request, at Monday's currency ; bat low and damp parcels were very dull, at barely stadooary pries'. With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied. Selected wheats were steady in prim. Otherwise, the trade was heavy, and late rates were with difficulty supported. Floating _cargoes of grain were a heavy sale, at /ate quo tations. Melting barley was leas active, bat not probably lower. Grinding aod diddling aorta were very doll, on foram terms. Toe malt trade was in a sluggish state, at about last week's currency. Good sound cote were sturdy in prier, with a fair in quiry. In other kinds, very littla was doing, at barely e late Wee. Beam were in moderate request, at full quotations. The supply wu Peas moved off slowly, but at full prices. The show of samples was smalL Both &welsh sad foreign Bear commanded tall quota tions. The trade, however, was by no mesas active. Bad clover seed was selling at from Hs. to 120 s. ; sod white, 50e. to SOL per cwt. Most other seeds were bald at full prior. In cakes only a moderate,' lonians was trans- ARRIVAL OF GRAIN, &0., INTO LONDON, _By WATER CARRIAGE IRON NIB. 4 TO INOLUDIVL ivrlbrai baba. Orta. qrs. I ors. 471. gra. brb. ricks. 214020 k astletotelt 480 1740 790 ao .. 230 WWI foreign I 80 4441/ .. 12170 .. • TOW 1 - 190 son — 790 moo —m LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (u mama) AND nrisaumvoga. nisaaarx.) (fbi oas OwN CoeneFONDEIT.I The market gaikt bat steady ; males probably about (.%O lam ILIZIOING-LANZ.—(THIS DAT.) SOCIAL —A.modersto steady barium is doing Britiah Wart ladia, at Let yeses ennency. Si. Lucia low brown, 26..; to good brown Jamaica , 30 s. ea. ; 'Addling sad fine, 314. to 338. ; Demerara crystallised, 32e. to ; Nut ritive low to middliog brown, 24e. to 2bs. 6d ; good ditto end low yellow, 275. to 31s. The soles of foreign ioelnde 400 boom of grey Havasoah at 34e. &L to 36e. tid.. and 100eesks Cabs Xuseovedo at 309.3 d. Redid —saps me name freely effected at Use overlooks carreeey. COPPS& —The pumas of Native Gybe brongbt to public sale have sold at pr ies. 7 ahow a slight UMW:I; good sad Mae ordinary, 9e. to 1.. Tea The pubilo sales are progressieg rather basely ; °mamas bleak haf Cbareut at ia. Pier lb. decline. Young Hymns am sold at allat rodionlinai lux.-50 mailman d Jambs sold: Ban LID ElLarrisiz.—Tbo market for both has ban bogey. Oarrox.—The business done boa been at an admuioe of in soars 04•1111 id. per lb. Tame are free buyers at fall market a to. but few 'ellen TALLOW MARKILT.-4THIS DAT.) me mai* im Itira law is qusled as. ; Pelseabung Y.O. ea tie rpm% ea IL ; Musk, 41s. 91. 411.; ifmni a do. ; osl.Me I. Larimber, We. to Us. IL BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(YHD3 DAY.) Norm Patteadva awl Sad* report a eretlsostl good bussed ter egastraptic aat AM PUN. Man sisplenris difficult In be met with. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) We& lllad HAW, 19'. 61-1 9 Itglo at 'market; 49 it New Ha JA te the Y• TIP Ad Ace ca. a is rig tie vet- Nin• UN' 10Ors ited the e 440 k titsi rt k iles sieli tbegs • Abi• 1 OP 471 617 M Ti 1 6 1 Ma 71 687 871 1 101 i I t7i 1011 I , 8 3 sial .o , itai 9 i t:l ..__ 34 ri 711 isl 721 - 14 zd 101 — id 9! —:d Sd lie 16 29s xd {7} } " 961} zd 181 id Hi 4 a N 1 N IN N NI *4 91 N W N N 116 N