The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-05 00:00:00

THE POLIO& 00 1 1311113. (TIM DAY.) MARLBOROUGH -61 S M TIM SOUL 80011 ITT or 11061011 111 . r. Stanley Leery secretary to the froml ib toototY 8 I demapaied by Mr. Biller, o= Mon god the hoe. th.3=4......, doe egi.VlZlitt lootbbi. 6 • said that hand wee • made by Mrs. lindlZidthe tads wifiliebAt co of her of the society, he "denim et the moiety, to side thok!.. 111• 010 . 0 Kr- Ba"*. beans a swam of the somety, hi 18A . S t#.• Wt by him ins a oertificats of bin altr_lOir In.le Ana Davis, 'plaster, in aLB=.7 183 T--..-11. aid 1.1" tend hos Mowing bbl le lneit ap • to the soden ter rebef in 117111611 111 farm, whieh wee • td, sad he nosind eve pima as a monied man sa d • 'deem for Iwo oddity* under 14 yam of !iN_ba All il nary, 1863, the soden do informed " aI.M. vii, *an bed been presionly maid le ma in March, 1834. Mr. Laois handed in the certificate. Is Jimmy, 1853. ( • Mr. Laced wrote to Mr. lisediet for an newer to the •wing quake : Whether Mn. Headley bad ever bees . • • deviously to ber mend. with Mr. lei to •• $. Ir/Pahruaty, 1863, Mr. Roan wrote the following l'w to that nuestion, `LI: reez3leered answer -0." In a , 8t h . Yea. to the society peas dna,* the first muds. el his wife with Biejo • Hants. The matter had fon time been raddled oH. Hall, Bel., et Linachiedue, the booms! l of the society, down up hy Mom Bonievfoll. does, and Burins, of tinstfeed-plicti, theism noddy% • the following was Mr. Hall s last opiaioa :—" Mr. galley now rests his claim upon grouts& War ddrilreot them an whisk he said in Februen, 1863. Ia bit tier of the Sth ad that mouth, be most anandly denied I Mn,. Handley had been married previsody to his mar with her. He now admits OM fast, lied In' bit lest `tin does not venture to nein that be wee !gearing of it chitin° of his martie I mid hardly say that under • see cirennutences the Dowdy! acid Mart of Andean ht to require nth prod of *edge* cif the lost husband world satisfy any reamed& penes. I quite admit that cohabitation with the repateliou of beteg husband and 'fro raises in ordinary moss a preordain is favour d • : but that is not the quads la thii present case. • as no doubt that Mr. Hanley via maid to Mary in Bryan in 1837, and I did eat onaler the validity of map quisticeable by reale of kw h eath( a been 'ed in her Win nee ; bet Id paid mis hater Beednin Bryan, aberwisa Harris, de diad at the 'at a fact which. in my ode, is not to be preened • • ' the eiroundiaes ef Yea. Headley sad hie edged wife ring lived kende sines 1837, sad led s family. _ The • • in support el the het amend to this, that eir io perms were told by a lady, who I Dow deed, that the nd a letter in 1836 tram seise person aneesedeg the of Benj. Harris. It undue to be clear frem the ha at the deelmation that it Ike). Bins. etherien : rtill, west dead and did in 1836, sea mete direct mi ens al that fact en he obtaised. Ys. Handley dna states that he lidt this eiontly in 1835, and that never heard from him sine. Now she must in all malt probability have down to what place he went, ,rod in what capacity sad nadir what camunatanon he left mentry, and if she was informed by bar lust that th e (the and heard of her heeded's death, it Is incredible that she did not make inquiries is to the Kara from whin that informed= came, and the am where be died. It h impcorible that a wife could rest nada with each vague informatics don a matter so !aperient to hentelf, or that she could mow target the information which she then acquired. Ido sot take upon myself to say that evidence may not be for which may nun a remeedge presumptiee that NW 1 1 9' 11 &Yam, otherwise Hanks, was dead ot the time what xx- Hawaii , nserned took dies; but I am ot odd= that no such evidence has yet been dread, and ail me sot look upon the case otherwise than as a nspicious one, I last advise the governors end court of enacts to 1 rigore moth more satisfactory evidence before they inane* Mr. Headley's allows:me." Mr. Lures west on to say thet the govereces ea court of enstante bid so legal power or right to allow 1 a technic more thee four guineas per month. Thiry wen . on allowing Mr. Hamlin the utmost they could till eddied was produced that the first husband died at the time the marriage ceremony ins performed even Mr. end Mrs. Handley. At the premed time no ideas bed been paned of the time or pled of his The statement that certificates of his death bed produced wee nation. Mrs. Handley appited to the an. G. C. Norton at the Lambeth polideourt in July when Mr. Ninon wrote to him (Mr. Lome), sad in • he seat Mr. Norton a copy of Mr. Hews opinion. r. Itsox said he bad reed Mrs. Handley's statement and he had now permitted Mr. Loom to make • state nent IA reply, which he had no doubt would he ad fay reported. Be should uproot no opinion on the matter whatever, five deg so outs Wore him. helairy WOBSEIP.BTBEIT. Ellen Hall aarliTiaard.4iiiis;ll, decently droned roma, shoat 30 years of age, were charged with steal* from drapers' shops. In the evidence epics! the prisoner Hall it wsa show& dat last evening she west into the shop of Mr. Smith., • arum in Shoreditch, and was observed, while swain* a pies of dram material, value as., to drop another from ors iof her cloth* epos the door ; she was givui into Polioe-constaUe 83 H, who did not know bar, oe from the statiomboase after the charge yr =ads and entered, wee °ailed into the shop of Ir. Butt, another draper is Shoreditch, where the mime Mad' war being detained for having stolen two blanketa. Jut about the same time it would seem that Hall was semmittiog the other robbery, Mitchell coolly walked away ea the blankets beneath a large shawl, and was followed weal yards before she was taken bark. Harebell, the polar, said he knew the prisoner to be a tine, but could sot then prove • conviction agaiost her. Both women pleaded guilty, and litr. Cooke inquired whether in the last cue the goods were armed at the shop door, or outside of the draper's pro Val, at the same time remarking upon the great increan d Um robberies. Bit worship was served by the owners of the property Het the articles were inside, and take, while attention was appeready directed to *coller part of the shot). Mr. Cooks then seatermed each prisoner to an imprison mat of form months, with hard labour, and upon the key of tiered being turned noon them Hall was heard to nay— • a shame I should get as much as you, for this is my b time, end you can't say as much." TITRAORDLNART LOSS OF A DAUGHTER. A emu, between 40 and 50 years of age, of very respect this appearance, came to this court, and implored the Nekt on cd the magistrate to recover • daughter who had most sideely sod mysterious) y disappeared from her home. The poor woman said—My daughter left home= Friday at ail% to go to the Oratory at Bromptoo, whore she was la OW habit of attending for religious worship. She was to Mas to breakfast bet she Oerr came, and I waited hoar the bear for her, and was very uneasy about her absence. Ilefing that she did not Mum borne that night, I went so &tansy morning to her priest, Father Bowden at the Ostary, and raked him if he knew; anything about'her, in fusing him at the same time of her disappearance. He abed that be would see about it sod let me know soon. It. Selfe—What is her age ? Applicant—She is above 16. Ir. hilfe—Then you can't claim her. APphout—Whez I pressed Father Bowden, I mentioned thought of . going to Scotland• yard and giving Infos , sition, to Me police. Ile then " Let it be for • few 81 711 don't go to the police. I would advise you to h quiet, as she will have left the country." Whe I came to make further ioquiries shout h„ .7 daughter I was told to go and ask Father hedls. who bad stated that he was going to seed my durdsr away somewhere, and that a litter bad been mitts) stating that he would provide for her. Br. tells—Of what religious persuasion are you? Applicant—Protestant. Ir. Salle—How is it that your daughter goes to • "who Place of worship? #*mat—Her father was a catholic, and she went to • "mate school at Somers-town. I am a widow now with aMw duldree. but they are all away from home. Yr. 1 3•110—What were the habits of your daughter? Applicant—She woe a kind sod affectionate girl, and very inch attaeltod to me. , Mr. h°,o Self?e—Hod you any idea that she was about to leave mant—Not the ghtest. IT. Ssife—Y ou never sli heard of any each intention. LPPlicast—No, I am sure she bad not ; we were talking !Me some future arrangements only a day or two before. yea very affectionate, good child, and always lived . Yr. Selfs—Did she follow any barium' ? I PPlicant—Although my daughter, I may my that she "J• itri of very pleasing appea rance , an d had an 'DPP auut reLng to which the was to have gone to that day, *be° ih• disappeared. She used to sit to an artist for her lemons. Her face was very nice. T. fkilf.--Have you been to Soot land-yard' Artiliemit-1 have. but they could give me no assistance. Mr. Salle—l have Do jurisdiction in such a case as a magi *a* hat would willingly give you any assistance in my YOQ have no legal right to have her back, as she mv Mee with her own free will. Antillean—l am mare that she can't have done so, poor Mi, aad I should lik e t o me her again in her home. Mr. Belfe-1 will immediately write to Father Bowdon. 4s by The mgristrate did so, and giving the poor woman 'Mat Mad, "Take th a t t o the Oratory. If you do ad MI as answer ems back to Me. " AMlthet withdrew with the letter. _ REMIT% FOR A MtRDZIMIL.—At the lust Liver tAttica three rase were eenteaced to destk—cee, . a ._ Oulu. for the w arder of hie Water-is-law, aad the toy laden sod Brown, for the monies of • mali is ea ""buta. Liodou was reepited last week, sad on Tun- C-vv. kat a respite wee also received for Grew. At —eas mse totimetio n h as bees reccrivo.l that BMW. will .14 Wdy rod the execution is tired for Saturday sett. e. THE EXPRESS! DAYWORMC, ANZABY SHARE LIsTS.--(TRIS DAY.► Two o'OtooK. There is little business in the railway market to-day, and the tone is rather dull. London and North Western, Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have declined I per cent. On the other hand Great Eastern has risen 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1221 to ; Great Western, 791 to ; Mid land, 141 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181 to 1 ; South Eastern, 851 to 88; Great Eastern, 48 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1861 to 1374 ; Caledonian, 1321 to 1331 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99; and Metropolitan, 124 to 1. indigo, Canadian, and foreign railway shares are unchanged. Antwerp and Rotterdam, however, exhibit a favourable tendency. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PIT ■lOriiu TELSGIAPI. ) EALING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) INYTIEBBPEREF PLAT& Two idea. The Prestige, Ploy Wisp, Oaseehawk, Flying Spur, Miklos Beek may, Irish Boy, Shiite, Ohmmeter, sad The Deskey ue bers. MILITARY OUP. Three mike. Mime, 131)k9re, sad The Yaws are here. SELLING BTIIIPLIDDHASE. Two goUww. Hawk& sad Piasters, dial* Damp Yak Reenueretra, Betsy Baker, Beer al & ere ham TALLY-HO STAVES. Two mass. Mods Ha, Lalstboo, Moscow, Solose Pork" sad Lioness ars hors. SINGULAR AND rArAL ACCIDENT. INQUIST.--(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held by Mr. Payne, orwooar for the Oily and Southwark, impeding the death of James Oa; aged 45 yeah, • guard on the London, Chat. hark and Dover - Railway. Lt l azeared that the deceased was on Saturday at the R ill Maio. of the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway. Replaced • leaded glue, with which he was in the habit of shooting small birds when off duty in • min eenutory belonglag to the Company. He had occasion soon after to erase the line, sad be hurriedly pared through the coeservatory for the purpose. Directly afterwards • ticket eolleotor earned Austell Brewer heard • cry, and he saw Out !yip( on the melds of the line suffering from a severe wound which prevented kim from ride'. The gm was lying three yards off. A train was then due, and had sot Brewer heard the cry, deceased most inevitably have been out to plasm Deceased said, " I am a raised man. I hare shot myself. I was coming out of the rioaservatary when the gun by some meow went oil. Deal take me to the hospital ; take me to the house." Brewer stated that it MY evident that deceased in peaty' through the oomervatory had brushed against the gun, and without perceiving it had dragged it after him on to the line by his cost tails. Mr. Posy, surgeon, said that deceased had received • lacerated gunshot wound in the right thigh. Tetanus sum med, and be died on Wednesday morning. The jury returned a verdiel of " Accidental death." The surplus income ot the Liverpool Corporation hat year was 53,077/.. Hs °Winery Macaw 145,7291. la the astraordisary Meanie was Wailed a sum of 200,00 W. as oompsmation for town dam. Last year there was a marked decrease in the ri number of mnigtenle who left Liverpool for various park : of the world--the falling off, ea compared with 1863, being a no ler than 12,637. ll 111 Tas Foitrianown BILLItY TRY. —Yesterday the list of arrears in the seam= kw warts for the ea sub. term, commenang oa Wednesday next, the 11th Met., were published. The buieni is in a eatiefnotory canditioa in the ammo, law con and is the Omni of Mammy the armors are Imoosideeable Ia AseQuesn's Bea& them, bme new trial for judgment and 18 for t ; is the special piper 3 ram for judgment and 35 for whilst of 'Waged rules there are 17. In the Pia/ there are 5 enlarged rules ; 12 ruler in the new trial paper, 7in the remote" lint, 3 matters for decision, 2 post poned mot ors, 19 demurrer' entered for hearing, and 4 ere. situation appeal' to be heard. In the matters for the de cades of the court there are two appends from the decision of the barristers In the late revision of the lists of voter'. I. the Court of Exchequer there are 3 errors and appeals to the E xchequer Chamber, 6 roles in the peremptory paper, 3in the special paper for judgment, and 2 for asp - meat. whilst of new trials there are 2 for judgment and 5 for argument. Besides the list of arrears there an 184 sew applications for admission as attorneys, and some 70 appli cations for readmission and renewed applications. DZATH or MR. CHARLTA SHAW, or BIRMING• HAIL—We regret to announce the death of Mr. Chalice !thaw, for so many years °minuted with the commercial life of this town. The sad event took plate yesterday =at brighten, in the pressure of the family of the Mr. Shaw had for some time been latocriag under as attack of genlyele, sad hie death was therefore not unanticipated. He was in the 73rd year of his ago. He was senior partner in the Arm of Charles and James Shaw, secession to the old dam established upwards of half • century ago by his father and node, under the style of 0. J. sad C. Shaw. The deceased gentleman wan well known for the interest he took in the trade and commerce of the town. He was meet active is founding the Birmingham Banking Company, and until the last six or seven years he wee the guiding 'perk in its most important arrangements. He also took a very prominent part is the formation of the London and North Western and other railizis companies . He was one of our earliest paid great attention to the regular L= iB. • oi his duties. His commercial me am ions were very extemive, including almost all our foreign markets. He was also very largely maanfacture• From his peculiar anti =L. brain's, and his large experience, be was often consulted by his fellow-townsmen, and bie advice was always gonad. By his death the General Hospital hie lord a loos tried triad, and other institutions a liberal supporter. In politica Mr. Shaw was a conservative ; but Wide and and not politics, wont the sub jects to which y devoted hie energy and his talents.—BtrmiligAnse Gazette. BIRTH AT • RAILWAY STATION....-50D143 excite meet was created anampt the Ramage,' by the Northern narrow page parfiainentary tram, leaving Paddingtoe at 8.5. on Tuesday morning, through a s o me Dora elr cumitasas A onag [smile sh pasireeper, having the appear ance of • • sup domestic servant, owed symptoms of illness, ad while the train was awaiting the arrival at the Didoot Junction of the express from Paddington, to which the cheap train is there attached, the young prom fell into moth • weak, fainting condition, that the railway officials deemed it expedient to carry bar from the train to the nearest apartment, which was the porter's room, whore she soon gave birth to a fine child. The necessary assistance was procured without delay, and mother and child were subsequently removed to an hotel near the station, where both are doing well. RAILWAY RERPONSIBILITY.—Last week a widow named Morrie, wham husband was killed on the 18th of Demoniac, 1863, by a railway accident near Forteviot sta tion, on the Scottish Central Railway, prosecuted that company for 1,0001. dumps for lose of her husband's life. The case wsa tried before Lord Ba le in the Court of Solon Jury Court, and the e ff ect e evidence was to show that the accident war occasioned by the carelearneee of a felloweervant. His lordship directed the jury in poiat of law that if the collision was mum& as alleged, by the fault of James Bream, as eogine-driver of the goods train when it ran into the ballast treia, of which the demand William Morris was acting as guard, these two trains then proceed iag oa their separate journeys along the defenders' railwsy, then Brown and Morris ware felloweermate of the de fenders in • common employment, and the defenders were not liable to the pursuer, as the widow of Morris, for his death, tamed b the fault of Brown. The jury, alter three. quiuten of an bones comultation, returned a verdict on Saturday seriatim for the defenders, finding that Brown's carelessness had ban the canoe of the accident. birricopocrrAzi MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET.— On Tuesday, by order of the Corporation of the City of Londe°, the several designs for the pro meat and poultry market at Smithfield were for inspection, Um public being admitted by tickets from th e members of the Markets' Improvement Committee, at the Controllia's °Mee, Guildhall. A short time since it was decided by the Court of Common Council that advertisements for demises and elevations for the new market should be inserted in the daily journals ; prime of 2001. and 1001. respectively being offered for the two best plans, which should eventually become the property of the Corporation. In consequence of this notification, seven design, were sent in, with accom mnying drawing, and estimates, which varied from about 10,0041. to 150.0001. lo the comae of the day, from the hour of 11 till 4 p.m. many members of the corporation and their friends vis ited the rooms where the plans, to., are exhibited. The object of the corporation is to obtain, if pomade, the best Om ; and it has therefore been deter mined to seek the opinion of first-rate architects, builders, and other practical jai yes, with a view to • rigid scrutiny of the various detai ls in connexioo with the ornamental and structural portions of the proposed market. The whole of the trades icterested in its erection will eh* be invited to make stiggethioas se to the internal arrsegements, so as best to meet their own and the public eonvenietice. DREADFUL CAOZ OF Dares FROM BUR:UNCL— AD inquest wee held at Portsmouth on the 28th alt., on the body of Emily Barnett, an idiot child, three yaws old, whose death was caused by burning on the previous Mon day. The cue presented some very painful facts. As Potable Erie was on duty in Fast-street, at about 12 o'clock on the Monday night, he beard a woman scream out for a light, saying that her child was burning to death. He went to Buroett's house and there saw the woman, who was the won, for drink, with the dead child in her arms. The father was standing spinet the fire-piece. and was so drunk that be was amble to speak. The constable observed that a table had been overturoed, and near the child was • modlettick, the metal of which had been blackened by the candle burning down. It appeared that the candle bad fallen on the child, which me so aM kited that it could not get ant of the way, and the father being unable to help it the poor erestare bed burned to death. The mother stated that a sheet time before she had takes her husband home drunk from a public-house. He wee then in a *skied state of intoxication, and she set him in • chair, and kid the child, which had no nes of its limbs, cm the hearth-rug, leaving the candle burning on the table, after whisk she went out for a pint ofbeer. She kit the hoses at about 11 o'clock, and when she came back en hoar afterwards the mane wee out, and she went upstairs to get maim sad ea gesedng downstairs again she found the ohaa lying ea the heerth-rs& burst to death. The jury returned • verdict to the offset that " The demand had bees burnt to death while its father and mother were in a state of helpleas intoxication ; but bow it became so burnt there was no evl dams to abow."— West Sussex Gazdae. 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Lilt MOM. JAL 4-Great Northern, A, 1571-Great Western, 791-laacashire and Yorkshire. 1161-London awl North West ern, Int 1-Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 11*-ffir. kenbead. nig-North Union, B, 166 -Panulcillo, 11 p.-loffelo and Lake Boron , 4j - Great Luxembourg shares, 11 5-16 1- Sambre and Meuse, 71-Confederate Loan, 6311 4 4 41-Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (limited), bi 8 71 1 61 p. - Bank of Liverpool, 28 71 8 - Eastern Eschange Beak (Limited), 2-16 d. - Mercantile and Exchange Bank Lbattedb 3-16 p.-North and South Wales, 28 } - Albion (limited), 7-16 d -British and Portage Marine (b o lted), 3 1-16 p.-Impire Marine (Limited). 1 7-16 D.- tee In surance (Limited!, pm 1-16 p.-Queen Insurance, / 16-16 i p.- Royal Insurance, 61 6 It -Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 61 p.-Union Marina (Amited). 3 346 p.-British Shipowners, 1 d.-Li vermeal United Gas, 206-National Steam (Limited), 4 1-16 4 1.16;1.16 1 i 111 d. - West India and Pacific Steam, 1 1 1 P. MAIMNIMIIt, JAN. 4.-There was a fair beldam' at rather lower prices. Consolidated Bank (Limited), 71 p.-Great Eastern. 46}-Great Luxembourg. 131 3-16 }-Great horthern A, 168 1 et Western, 191-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117-London and North Western, 11111-Manchester and County Bank, 6 p. - Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 611 1 - Ditto et pref., 516 p. - Ditto New 5 per cent pref. (all paid), *- Metropolitan, 124-North British, 561-North Staffordshire, Thames and Merger Marine Insaranee, p.-Contederate Loan. 651 414-Aillanoeliank,lll 8 7 p-London and Caledonian Marine, 1 13-16 9.-East Anglia!), No. 1, 104-United States 6.6.1. - Mercantile Bank, 1 v.-South Devon, 471. Dossa, JAN. A-Three per Cent. Consols, 691-New Throe per Cent Stock, 871 88-Ditto for new account, 8,1 1-Indian 5 par (l oottock (transferable at Bank of Ireland), 1031-Bank of Ireland paid), 218 2181-Biberulan Banking Company (U - paid), for account, 2111-Nallenal Bank (lot paid), 150-Ditto new (honed at IS pressinm) (16L paid), 3186-Ditto for ammunt, *4 a-National of Liverpool, /few (Issued atit i essium). (61 pald), 311-Cork, Blackrock. and Pump (all g 1 81 . - NAM and Belftst Junction (all paid), 36-Dublin, W klow, sad Wex ford (all pail), 61-Great Southern sad Western (100L i gt : 821-Migland Great Western (all paid), 371-Ditto 181-Ditto, for account, 181. Tan Coycvier Bum.—Yesterday information web received by the Mayer of Worcester (Mr. Penis.) from the Home.otbee, thsoaacing a reprieve for the ma rkt Butler, under sentence of death for the minder of Caroline Giulliver, at Holt. In the wanannakeeies it was rioted. oa behalf of fik George Grey that. "after a way careful cessideratioa of the rue, sad after fall commun. I cation with the learned fudge (Mr. Joshes Bytes), he (Sir George) has felt that it will not be isonthisteat whh his duty to recommend that the capital anthem shell be caw mated to penal servitude for Ufa" On the fad of the respite Wag examuniathed to the culprit I. hie wen this moray by the gaoler and chaplain, Batter neasifeeted set lbs slightest ethatios, bat aniabained the some elbalitity sad apathy Its has shown all shag. 04 id e 4 id I.l i t :i n l 10i2:000: leo,oolol I.o.oa iume l , 1110.00 1ii3,000 1000,000 000,000 "000 ORDINARY BRUM AND RIOCIA. ma. I rd. ZAILWAYS. lista,WoLit Pow Yell Itile lh =ll .. WI" — O.. • 1144511 Fad USW.. .. ailicodmi -.. lank arl &Atka. ... 4,1 1. 11 I. :lOC lii W 10 100 100 050111Wil Do.• I • sadly. .atilt Da.lllp. o.bpalato Waft awl o.how Dawlsoltrakdand..la llellabarak obi 3="laad 11. lociora Ord. 8 L Do. • Rock Do. L Jug. 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Ms. at 70Sma 1 50 50 - 112 15,M00 10 Baak of Otago (Lima/41i 5 1 10000 100111'ot of Queensland (L.) 110 0 2Ma - 10,030: 50 Bank MVI AuMata 00 87 10 - 1,0001100 Bonk of Wales ) 1 110 5 4Ms - *WO 10 I Baak of New Welansl - 9 II 7ema -. 50,000 j 10 Breallion&PortaguessiL• 10 Ipal 101 10,0001 60 ißrltlsh & Californian QL 6 1 • lidla - 10,000 1 60 IBrltish N. Amides ..- all 41 60 id - 40,0001 110 C. Ilk_ Indla,Aus., C h ina an 14 96 - 10,000' IS Chart. ller.of Indla,&s. an 69 01 td - 10,11t01100 City - 10,0001 100 Colonial 20,000 Co.. Ronk of India, Am all - - -.. 10,0001 W 26 Doiss.atlOpm.,lopald 90 6 6pm - 14a60 Do. las. at pa - ise.ooo 10 I Catactidatat Bask (1 ) 4 72 71M 11l i a OW 100 .ocatatentel l6 64 46dls - LOW MO Do. New - MOW 110 Semi Load= (Limited) 6 1 2pm -. 10,000 10 Easters Imhanp(Lim) 3 per -• 60.000 00 68.Boold.11•11.(barid.: MI 14 201 *WO 10 &with and Swedish (1.1 16 10410 - 66.009 03 turoposn Bank I/mated, 16 1 Oldie 114 14 10,000 100 Blndusn. WA; 25 04 p. - 10,0103 109 Do. Issued at 2pm I 21 85 - 10,000 100 Do. New, as. at 6 pia! 10 ticit 8 12,000 100 Imparist Malik, Limited;Limited; k, lie 11 la pa - 8,000 100 Do. New llO 11 14 pm ... MAW 10 Imperial Munn 111 64 7ses id 114 id SLOW 60 latornstional Bank (L i p 10 71 66416 - MAO so Land Worklik. India( 4 1 14p. - WSW 86 lau.Bk.ollfezico,&e. 70 6 par - 10.000 100 Dm. Bank of SosilandiL 11 4 a dls -, 14000 100 IL:mien and Bruins& II 7 9 pin 47 81 4000400 lmalLAyres&lLFlate(L 40 9 llimn zi - 20,000; 25 Do. New, lea at i i i pia• 74 *4 Mao id - 6,000 , 100 Lou., Bir., &S. MM. (L,) 12 6 1 dl. - 110,000 i 20 'Los. Ch. Bank of Austri. all 1405 zd -id 10,0001 1 , 0 'London and County 10 92 84 934 6,000:100 !lan. tlamb6.Con.9z.(l ) 18 8 7Ws - 40,0001 1110 'landau Idol nook 10 55 62 - 10,000 MI Do.New,las. at Wpm .. - - - 10,000 100 Lou. sad Northern (L )1 26 12 8 dl. 26,000 10 Leudon&South A/limn all 22 II - 6,000 110 !Lon. & &Malatya (Lim 10 14 349 5 - 60,000 110 Lou. ,t Weeketnater W 00 160 - 10,0001108 Merchant Rentals ..) • 111 I 7 993 •-• 99000 •69 Morontile& Elastam.L 10 4 iliat - 60 10,0001 Do. New .. - 10,0001100 ,Iletro.&Prev. Bank (L lO ai 20114 14 .... 100 I Do. do. lO - - - 6,000, 100 'Midland Bank (Lia) IIO Ida par - 90,060 41.8 0 13 1 4 . aft° 1 1 11nR7f l e . a , 3 010 Pw -- MOW 10 National Bask, ew l6 -.- - WOO 10 New Saadi Wales an 46 47 - 01,0141 10 !New Isalwal (Umllago 1 7, 07 Was - *WO 110 tothjlalmn ss6pm -• OAS II leak Carpals an 18 SO - 00. IS ProvlallmakingOosp.(L 6 11 1 id - WM 1415 tuft" al Inlaid -.. la 86 87 id - WAN WI Ildsok=110111(1.1 10 11 lipm 111 %NS II Saute SAO SI Soak lisalani (Us.) - "ON US Um& at i lia a. IN Do. - - 00,610 la Mks at /Laalralia - 14 WO Cider at Itylmal Ilia) 18 1 les - M Vika d Imams l4 ill fa - 1 E: ik. , I $0,4001 i !Pm!! 10.0001 10, 400,i 000 111 %fool kOOO wool ---- 1%100 12,000 0,000 KNO 9"))114,110 Ii- 4030 1 4.°°!l fa.ooo l 15,116 L I 10.0001 Sri iii 10,00qi 1001001 WOW SION IMNI si:iii 8400. mice own, skso•l .tr,sool I OWL 111 1 . ill 10 .1141,5.11ezl 12 tAtols lA..r.,r. rakaa litt osai culMat . t&. 10 BerlinWenetwcolin Bom Ow ( 00 I Briti bay sh /wrap' Lad IL B. a L ltaj. TeL (L) 24 ; &nthCompe(.n T ag at (L) 6 'Canada 1 11 0 llanadianLoonalav(L.) Ws. 26 'Opp cd ° La i rittProp(L SO Ong 011ege (Um) 10 Oom.cdatrimaidor.(l4 Clogamoreiginnimigna. 00 Oarsibleled DIA—. (L SS Ocallnantil naikia(l,l 10 o ° 7/ I°l.l7 Vniti a 10 Do SO D u o. ot l (L) 16. Pokes la Da. Pridareati 116. ‘, llab 110 SO . 17.1;r1r .". =Irrigatioa. SO w Vale IN IloptlimOora.42l24.(L 111 . Moans 221 41 11 1 21 :l oaus Aos. NI 1/6 legend Nag (I. IS lisaaelal Ospienit SO ,/laancial Dim (L ea. ) 00 loreet. Wareliona (L. 50 Gelling% _ 110 o.CreditalhnetLom(L 111 Dia Norm Na II Illmatllealal v rt tM Anderealleg 60 Humbit Iron Worka(L) 111 I =tner.OlL/sa. (L) Merri a rlt r il er e e .n di tl PlL • IntigueLlemill nollialeAs. (Oa Oar.) WS Do. Sp. e. r. IWO 111 hilatitooknieesal(L) 11 land liecorttles (Lhn.) U Load. Afrkan • LestLeade y aledon.lll. 10 Loa.Countdall. laaLMlWlek lan Trigg. 00 loot Sloan. AIM SO Do. Now 6 Lood.O. Omdbur OIL ' SO Lond.tillsag.ltag.Co(L SO Load., Italian, et.0.941n. BO Load nor DisoonsULl I II lantilre;lnalalllariae 20 IS Madam Inks& • Orei Do. 10 nutria= Load.ne.) 'Wont. Tol. (L.) 64 Miran Irma Works 10 Naliallas44losl.o. (LI 111 NolOcaol Ole. nos.(L SO Naked Masada (L Naglomilhay.lnarine Ia Nagladdaooal L ' N Do. New N.Tealsad T.&Loan(L St. N.12/164uagraloidan(L) 00 N.Sra.alierean.le.(L Noweneolta(LandL ,L) it.. do. . 16 Oman Miring (Loam 110 :D a ta Oormagroial(L 60 Oriental Thiandal(Um ) 1 °glottal Or (Waned) 1 De. Now II Llniaadlnaus ( L) IS lOage& Stblamilnvest. 60 Ottoman Fletaaclal (L.) I Ottoman Oar (Limited IS PartomalLlL2Maga(L ) 5 Do. do. 14 Do. New 111. PeolZig.Laadalna.(l4.ll N taninaular • 0. Sloan DO Do. do. New S IS Qtebrada L., IL. IL(L Illigmaer Dot el IA Do. New U Lai. City Imam (L) al U Ditto ditto..... 4 .Itoyal nallike IS. laeca.Aostra. Invest. 50 sanoi. IWO!, Deo. 20 Boc.Flnan el e( 1I ) 50 L Labia IL la. (L 5 25 (South Australian Lead an St. Submarine Telegraph lOO I I Do. 10 ITel.Cooatt ri iltals.(l. 6 • Thamesalliereryla.(L; 111 iTrattagegaratAggL 1 10 IT. L Co. of 21. Caaada 6 10 ' thiltodi.Telag.o6. al 6 15 Univers.llmise Ina. .(1 10 'Upper AmansToa(Lha Ditto BO Van Noumea Land 166 50 Wannat FlasaLloa l5 2,0 ,Wertlillakei L. 10 PREJTJARNCE 811A1418. Great Northers, S per conk, 118,14. Great Western, Original Prefer. 4S per Dent., 961 z d. London sad South Western 7 per cant. stook, late 3rd tares, 150. North Eastorn,York, H. and & Porch ., 101 d. FOREGN ItAILWAY& Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. Great Luxembourg, 134, 4. 1. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 91 101 xd. Turin and Savona (all paid), 10. ii ii I 2 les t? a !die 11 1 3i 91 1 pm 4 419 1 :091 4 obille II 1k If Wu SW I Mr $1 - , 11 1 lie.iii lON 116.0110 NA& 10,004 1100 C t 6,000 10,1:110 WASP ID,OOO ii 1 is 6 1 i a 49114 li II as • Si 9 74114 4 1 die 0 . 4.4114 li iigl ;Ms epet a 4 191 NI zdi re 1 a_ 4. A W 1 K 6 4 Par Ms 14114 16 66 16 19 1 g 194 9 e i nio= 1 2p. 6 4 614 1 „. 11 2 4: 6. N i; i me 41 43 77 79 11 ! 2 9. 541 - i --$ itiTsl ST 19 _ad led zd 4 # ICI 16} la 00.0 16 97 110 123 _id 14 'P&G SIPm :It 1 1 4 - 14 1 ail _li Po -4 6pm IT le 1 . ii its; u 0 4 4 104 of 5 1 a_ 101 f i 1 id id A' 'legal. MONEY smaxsz-(Tztre DAY.) Two OVUM. There is still no revival d bushman in the Stock Exchange, more especially as lb, weekly court at the Bank of England has made no reduction in the rate of discount ; yet the price of public securities are mostly Arco. Consols have &gabs improved 1-16 to 11 . ; per cent. Foreign stocks are strong, and home railways and most other securities unaltered. Alliance Bank shares are firmer. The demand for money to-day is only moderato, and the supply large. The general rate for &st olen paper is 5 per cent., with exceptional transactions at sj. The charge for abort loans in the Stook Exchange is 5 to 5e per oast. At Paris to-day, according - b; Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 67.20, showings fresh rise of nearly; per tent. Consols are now quoted 89/ to div., for money, and 89/, or 89 13.16 to 15-16, ex dir., for the account (January 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, I ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 881, 89 ; Bank Stock, 239, 238 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 103/, ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. to ss. prem. . . . Foreign stocks are steady. The only change worth mentioning is an improvement of 1 per eent. in Greek Bonds and Turkish Comolid4s, and in the Turkish Loan of 1858. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 24 to ; Mexican, 28 to 1, ex div. ; Confederate, 54 to 68 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to ; the Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Turkish, of 1858, 701 to 71} ; ditto 1862, 691 I to 70, ex div. ; and the Consolidiis, 481 to 49. _ _ TrUnasactions are recorded as follows:—Brazi lian, 1863, 84, 831; Chilian Six per Cents., 1014 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 624, ex div. ; Danubian scrip, 4,4, dis. ; Egyptian, 96j; ditto, 1864, - 95}, ; Greek, 231 ; ditto for account, 231 ; Mexican, for account, 281, f, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, he., for account, 461, 47h ; Russian, 1822, 891, 89 ; ditto, 1850, 86f, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 881 ; ditto,'lB64, 89f, Sardinian for account, 801 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 71, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto 1862, 691, ex div. ; ditto for account, 691, f, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, 701, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 48 ; ditto 1864, 42. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted Ito prem. ; Danubian, to dia. ; Monte Videan, 24 to 1 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to If prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 2} to f Fem. ; General Credit, 31 to 1 prem. • London Financial, 84 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 31 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to ; and Ottoman Socidtd Gdnirale, 21 to 1 prem. It appears that the news just received from Vene zuela has led to a movement amongst a number of the holders of the bonds of 1862, with a view to urge upon our government the violation of the rights of the creditors now committed by that state. The official statement published this morning implies that the cause of the withholding of the 55 per cent. of customs duties pledged to this loan is that several holders of the interior Public Debt have put forl ward a preferential claim to those revenues. It is difficult, however, to understand these pretensions in face of the following paragraph, which formed part of the original prospectus of this loan, it being understood that not until the doubts therein re ferred to had been fully settled were the proceeds of the 1862 loan placed by Messrs. Baring. at the disposal of the Venezuelan government : It is wider/toed that no part of the proceeds of this km will become payable to the government of Venerusla until her Majesty's Consul-Geoeral, if he consists to ad, sad the sgst of Messrs. Baring Brothers sad 00., shall have satisfied theumailves of the validity of the proposed mort gage or 56 per rent. of the customs revenues of In Gasps sad Puerto Cabello ; and that the money to be mad fee the purposes of the sevenunciat will be auflicient to effect the *sets for which t h e loan is mimed ; sad ahoukl, me mead ratios, their decision be unfavourable in these riupects, all argegssuents with regard to this loss will be cannoned, aril all wales paid is by submiribers as instalment will be re paid to them without say deduction, sod without any fur ther liability on the part of Mama. Bluing Brothers sod Co. The numbers are published of various bonds of both issues of the Egyptian 1862 loan, which were drawn at the Bank of England on Tuesday, and are to be paid off at par on the Ist of March. About 56,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday ; but 90,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria. Including yesterday's operations, 88,0001. of newly-imported gold has been purchased by the Bank during the week, and 90,0001. taken out for exportation. The bidding. for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0000 in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—to Cal cutta, 17,33,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 67,000 rupees. The mini mum price was, as before, viz. : Is.llld. on Calcutta and Madras, and ls. 111 d. on Bombay. The ap plications within the limita amounted to 71 lac. (710,0001.) Tenders on Calcutta and Madras, at Is. 111 d., will receive about 7 per cent., and on Bombay, at 25., about 76 per cent, ; above these prices, in full. On the last occasion the applications within the limits amounted to 650,0001. The small amount of bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday morning at ss. 11d. per ounce, showing • rise of Id., compared with the price current during the last few days. The market yesterday afternoon, however, was flatter, the re sult of the tenders for the government bills on India indicating an absence of active demand for remittance to that quarter, and to effect fresh sales lower prices would have to be submitted to. There is no business doing in Mexican dollars, in the ab sence of enquiry for China : the present quotation is ss. Old. per ounce. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,5581. over last year ; the Great Western an increase of 1421. • the Great Eastern an increase of 4,700 1 . ; the Grea t Northern an increase of 9161. ; and the London and South Western a decrease of 1,567/. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of November were 381,810 dollars, against 396,847 dollars in October. The first financial year of the Socidtd Gintirale de l'Euipire Ottoman ends on the 31st December, 1865, but the directors have decided to distribute out of profits already realised, and on account of the interest of six per cent. per annum authorised by the statutes, the sum of 4s. 9d. per share. This distribution will be mada in London at the agency of the Imperial Ottoman Bank on and after the 15th instant s on the provisional share certificates being deposited eight days beforehand to have the payment marked thereon. The fourth call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the 251, shares of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank (Limited) by the 26th instant. The Opinion, Bogota journal (United States of Colombia), of the 4th Nov., refers in congratulatory terms to the opening in that city of a branch of the London Bank of Mexico and South America as a bank of issue, deposit and discount. The Opinion speaks highly of the field open to the new estab lishment. 8 P , .4 dividend in July lid, and the. Airedales now reaw mod that • further sum et. OWL, or 1 per cent., free of income tax, be &elated* a second dividend on the stook of the ootapenippayable on the 244 inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the War rant Finance Company will be bol d on the 24th instant. The transfer books will be closed from the ea to the 24th. The transfer books of the English and Foreign Credit Company will be closed from the 16th to 31st instant, preparatory to the general meeting. • * The mood manual drawing ci 4 per cent. of the pow amount of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Pennsylvania section of the Atlantis and Great Western Railway will take place at the office of Mr. E. F. fiatterthwaite, in the presence of the proper notarial officer, on the 19th inst. Viee-Chaneelloe Wood proposes on the 23rd inst. to make a call of 2s. (id. per share on the contribu tories of the Athentenni We Assurance Society. A petition for the winding-up of the Universal Mercantile Association (Limited) is to be heard before Vice.Chansellor Kindereley on the 13th inst. The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company have issued their annual prospectus or almanac for 1865. Apart from the matter suited for reference, usually given in publications of this class, the work chiefly comprises an account of the resources and business of this office, which, possess ing more than 1,000 proprietors, has 3,050,0001 of invested funds, 950,0001 of revenue, and 581,7341. derived from tire premiums. WIDNIIIIDAT EVUDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 291 ex die. for next Tuesday's settlement, were first marked this morning 891, and closed at 891 to For money the last price was 891 to and for the February settlement, 901 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. I Console, for money, 89#, ; ditto for account, 891, I ; Three per Cents . Reduced, 88#, I L ; New Three per Cents., 881, 3.89 ; Annuities, 188, 14 7-16, ; is India Ave per Cent. Stock, 102 j, 103/, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 121. prem. The In • Five per Cent. Stock remains steady. India Bonds were marked 12s. prem. Exchequer Bills were firm at ls. to ss. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a recovery of 2 per cent. in the Confederate Loan. Russian Three per Ceuta. improved # per cent ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., Vene zuela of 1864, and Turkish of 1862, 1 ; and Mexi can of 1864, and Spanish Certificates, 1 per cent. Turkish Oonsolides, on the other hand, declined per oent., and a reduction of to 1 took place is Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16# to I, being rather firmer ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1# prem. ; National Discount, 111 to 11# rem., being dull ; and Joint Stock Discount, t} to 1 dies, being firm. City Offices, Continental Union Gas, National Provincial Marine Insurance, Universal Marine Insurance, and Oriental Commercial shares were all inquired for. Ottoman Sociati6 Ganirals were quoted 2# to prem. The shares of the financial companies were rather flatter, and declined in some cases 1-16 to per share. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 2# to # prem. ; General Credit, 3 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, to prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to 3# prem. United States 5.20 bonds were quoted 45 to i. MINEB.-(THIS DATJ Two o'CLoci. The mining market is dull today, and prices in a few instances have receded. East Grenville shares, however, continue in request, and bare improved to to 5. Great Vor are quoted 324 to ; East Lovell, 12 to 13 ; Frank Mills, 6to ; East Caradon, 15 to ; and East Russell, 5 to 4. Wheal Beton shares have bees dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 9024. Foreign and colonial mining shares show no alto. ration. A meeting of the adventurers in Illogan Mines was held on the 28th ult., when the accounts showed a balance in favour of the undertaking of 711.191. A call of la. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPSBIAL AT/BAGEL -- --- Inmost Boxloy.l ft* 1 tr. i Beim : hr. Nov. W DIPO. 3 —lO Ws SASBO 190 104 161 7167 1 UAW 111 — 17 Ws ld'Als 44 19s 9d Us 14: 9 7s td ids M Ws 10411 s 04 191 14 Ws 14 SOB Id Ws 1111 -- 1 Ws 10d t7 s 11' es 10d , Ms 41141 74 ox we Awe — l ns "---'----- '— pi. Awnw 4ls m 7 WSW 64 37s Id Ups Id Dom—wbrs, saes', ow. IA" SWIRL rd Peal. It Per USW. Mat= Mow TO VLOCROLTIONS no an MOMS MOB 0/ MAT WWII WI UPI WINES MAIM ......... . -.. _ _ __ __ _ I ..—..... Ullm .14.1 .. • • • • •• • • .. .. U 4 .. la 1 . • .. —lO . • 771......... ....... ST LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEL (THIS DAY.) (sr szscruc aim nerssagariosas. rzissaariL) Irian OCR *mg oossusrossami The market oostlaues oast. Sala probably slow. ,000 balsa. MINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAT.) &GAL-The market remains steady, with a fair &1001/36 of Imam= doing is British West India and other doss* Coos, Including grainy Mauritius, at 36 .. 6d. ; Paste Rim. brows, 31.. to 31a. 6d. ; low to middling {shit yellow, 32a. to 33e. 6d. ; good middling to good imam 34t. 6d. to 37e. Reflood-The market cantioses quiet, bob ▪ Comm-Tile public sales of plantation Ceylon tiny* to go off staaddy at fall prime triage, bit. to 61s. ; middling to good middling. 80a. to 86e. ; native at KM to 21a. for very good ordioary. TZA. -There is • fair business doing privately at toll prime. Publics sales of Abeam will be held on Tuesday sad Bics.-6,000 bags of Necirsozie Arraosn sold at 9s. full prompt. Saoo.-Pairl bas sold at an improvement of GI per owt; emollordioary to doe, 17a. 6d. to 19s. 6d.; medium, 18e. to 19s. ; dour, at folly la. decline. 13 e. 9d. to 14.. Sawas.-This is a good inquiry for Primer at 6rm prima. Penang black sold at 30., • small lot 34d. ; Singa pore, 3jd. to nil.. a mall iot at 31d. • whit* Singapore, hid. to ; Proem. Md. to bid. Moos realised 41111111101 N prism; low middling and middling, Is. ld. is. fld.; cgood, 2s. 101. Nutmegs at full prices ; steak 10d. to 1. Id. ; low to good middllog . Is. 2 d . to ls. 104.; Asa. 3.. 441. to sd. fair steady timinees, at Is. 10d, to la. 114. for Demerara, sad 2s. 10d. for Jamaica. EULTPLISL-Ne sales reported. Ooolimmak-There is • good demand at Id. to 2d. a vows for Hoodorsa silvers, and ld. advance for Teserilfas. Honduras silver. 2s. 114. to 3s. 4d. ; black, 3e. 3d. to 4s. 6d. ; Tamed& silver, 3s. to 3s. 2411. ; black, 3s. 3d. to 3s. &I. 00ITOX matinees dull of sale. Prices show • farther decline of Id. per lb. TALLOW MARICILT.-(THIS DAY.) rho market b quiet. Tara tallow Is quoted 41i. 3d.; P o Osomborg Y.O. los the look 41A. 3d.; Jimmy, 41s. 3d.; Nosh. 42.. 3d.; Lord, 42.. dd. ; Joao. 43.. ; October to Doestabor, 438. 6d. IirrILOPOLITAN oArna MARES% The. number of beasts on offer is very small indeed. Geed wallies are readily disposed of at advanced rates. The supply of sheep is tiro small. The demand is see very Imp, bat the fen offend for sale are dearer. Small calves an roues and dear. Our foreign supply emseists of 121 beads. 130 sheep, and 116 calves, Irma Gamow aad Holland ; and 50 bouts from Spam. Per ekes el LLL d. lhe dor el lea ad. a 45. Sol Mr% 1105011 L 6{ 6 6 Dad Dealtßl-bds 61 • I Dad 6 0 5 4 Doi Las6gresks.... 6 4 5 111 Geossol tad bulb 6 4 4 6 Ds. Is. Yera .... • 0 0 S 006,04 46 6 I 1••• • meal goal 4 4 1/0 11 46 0 De. dw Mors .... 0 • IsalDatibilliesb 5 6 • lambs OOI 11 Ise& at mark* 610 sheep an 4 bobs, 2040 Cake., 172; IN; la* ms's, 50. general meeting of the Financial Corporation (Limited) is convened for the 23rd instant, when a dividend is to be declared. The annual report of the directors of the Peel I River Land and Mineral Company (Limited), to be 811:1TRFERLD RAT /lARKIT.—(TRIS DAM) presented on the 13th instant, states the not in- I Yew FIWWI sad gagSm Ma n Ira* full 4 at th• =4,lpm°, lambda' , bay. 9,0. to 109 c. come of the company at 13 , 0131., nearly the whole ' Irjtf. ; w s . se 38 4 . of which hu been dependent on the prate of sheep "'"`" farming. There also stands to the credit of the reserve fund a mum of 3,11361. Os. 7d. Of these La wn Glut Owinsys Comrirry (Limas). ainocinta 9,0001. was appropriated as an interim _T r a crie sipssfce wuk endlngJas. 1, 11,5641. Ifs. N. 106 zd 9 6e 1 4 94 lid _:el 1117 zd 107 110 41 IN 111 id _ 6 Ilb 11 2MO id ll 11 I 10_ 11_ I ii I ICs fal Per 1 0 4 414 6 4Ma it itii 1 1 412 St e tr - 14 1 - Or:I 8_ 6 Ma 4 1 11 as O 1 Ms 7M!! 1111 I 107 6/ SBI 114 i 9 :41 120 4 ita I 1001 102 i 11 i nn M ' II i lilt- - Id