The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-19 00:00:00

1P 0 '"'"" -----__ galtait Batianttne said that he did sot regret what MWpeskl. oterreed that it wee only fair to Mr. Mum th a the only evideince upon the matter was his own ; 1, 1 1 a s saatious of the learned serjannt ought not to be F 'retaining any proof in them. b l ,ia s eg was nossnited. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. 12f ComminsiOlNC Winslow.) 11001111. o o m aruyt wee a Lamas of Park•sbreet, Grosvenor. apsult debts of 2,2791. there was assets of % 13°. falcs, for the amalgam, pointed out some diners '''. a the amours rendered by the bankrupt. He 0110 galas I. the amount of 4491. had been disposed o s t . Blackburn ; but thie person could not be found ; cajoaramevit was asked for further inquiry. Pl ° p a srupt, in examination, admitted that his tarot _Tara ' l am been removed on t had hel d day of his M o w by named Rey, who d a bill of ;kr Weryears. lieenig Mr. Downing for the bankrupt , o&soar directed an adjournmeet (Before Mr. Registrar Pepys.) i x IN LIVAIrI AND LIVAI3I.--2111 LIGHT WICII ASSOCIATION. haaktopho, father and sae, wets described as of l ooms, tinwares Pountoey•lane, and elsewhere, s ejgss the Light Wine Assoesiko, and the Cadiz, .41 4 sad Light Wine Association. The adjudication oe the petition of Mr. Joseph Leroux, commis ;°s- a t of Burton.creecent. irss the bet sitting. Thu liabilities are stated at 00 *Oa, and assets dap lod oo ths realisation of a ca.ember of shares in the Cladis, fro., Association, of iese( the bankrupts was promoter and resuming wasr, but in oorsequence of some dispute hs had left the °m ei.. The oompon=the other hand, claimed to be ipliirrall=ocfiddebt w re made, sad Mr. Clarks Brown, omilnat, Bashighall:treet, was chores assignee. Mr. Owl is the solicitor under the merman's. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) ---41.-- OLD OURT. (Bakes the C Resorder.) 87TALIN0 inwidLenv. wand afler, 27, jeweller, me Mediated for stealing a 1 mast urquoime earrings, value 701.. the property of la. Nathan, jeweller, Joheetrest, Bedford-row. The airs was estate& is 1864 to eeU goods upon sommission. Wafter a year's experience Mr. Nathan found himself con nive* minus, and had a new arrantsinent. At that time mem owed him 1361. for goods set amounted for, and rot6l. in We of exchange for which he had had goods. The of ansage meot was that he waa to sell only as propene. i nn er/ set, returning every night the goods unsold, and enor pi ng met the cult. In November Last las said he bad mity of selling a brilliant enamelled bracelet and s i l k et turquoise rings to Mr. Thompson, also a joie- e ler. Dm ware given to him, and he shor tl y ogirsede came back and said that Mr. Thoma ses mold make the purchase if the earrings were amerted into pins. This was dose, bat the money not kaig forthcoming, inquiry was made, mid it was found list tha goods were not sold to Mr. Thompoon, although fay were entered in the ledger, and Mr. Thompson made minim sa daliter. Prisoner admitted that he had sold se goods to another person, and had appropriated the money l e fois own purposes. Two other similar cams were also imigid spinet the prisoner. a n Sleigh, who appeared for the ptismser, elicited from the prosecutor that prisoner was a jeweller's assistant at swam and had horns an irreproachable character, and iht who tk• arrangement was made between the parties M was eanying on business on his own account, and that 11,01478.1 escheats were esdorsed by relations of prisoner. fie minzeiesion so sale was to go towards the liquidation of 110 old arrears. He carried on his own business, and wee side s bankropt the day on which he was given into 00047- • In Sleigh, for the defence, urged that the prisoner had • as Maims intent, but le using these moneys had expected ' litho matter would be settled, as in the previous setae. mix by the bills endorsed by his fnends,it not being alleged lit say of the previous bills had been dishonoured. TM jay toned him Guilty. Ir. Lewis stated that the prisoner had entered the sales d t large amount of property to fictitious persons and bad 61 cam:minion upon it. He had given no information as b Mire the property was. If the court would allow saner to stand over instil next sessions, information might le obtained from him. The learned Recorder assented, and sentence was accord- Mly dsferred. FOILOING POST•OYFICt OILDIMS. Hams Hopping. 17. pleaded guilty to forging the name idins neuter, Mr. Harvey, to a poet-office order, and MM. issely obtaining the money. helve mouths' imprisonment. 1 MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) SECOND COURT. (Fkdore /Ir. Payne.) • SECOND GROWS BLIIIMOTOIt. Picestu Brooks, 19, a gentlemanly-loskieg young man, .say hslikeably attired, was placed at the bar indicted for tidies a silver watch, the property of Mr. John froes his person. The primer who when be was placed in the dock bowed iteceffelly to ;In beech, rid he was not guilty. The case "mad to excite a deal of interest. Mr. John Sprang, of Gruketrut, Soho, said he be. laced to the literary profession. Oa the 10th April last, *et 7 o'clock in the evening, he was walking along Leg-acre, when the prisoner, who sou with another young sea, accosted him, sod asked him in a very polite "suer to kindly direct him to Tottenham-court , which he endeavoured to do. He looks, lowa sad saw his watch in the priciest's hand, immediately seized hold of him and cried " Police." ine one struck him in the mouth, and the prisoner and th companiou escaped, and in esdeavouriog to follow them wee one tripped him up. Witness gave information to *pant Ackrill at Bow-street, and next saw the prisoner 'custody on another charge, when he immediately iden. Med him amongst *event others. Thum /Notre., 98 F. said he took the prisoner into soledy on November 30 in consequoce of the information Is prosecutor lodged at the police station. Mr. Payne inquired the reason why the prisoner was not Mu until the 30th November, as his offence was coin sited in April. l'intyre said he was sentenced to two separate terms of Ines moths' imprisonment. The Jury immediately foetid the prisoner Guilty. George Apr,. warder, City prison, Holloway. said the *tem was quite a gentleman thief and very clever. He as known amongst a gang as the "captain," in cones- Nance of his adroitness at committing crime. The had bees a thief ever since his chil dhood. t w irl been sentenced to twelve months at the IV Bailey when be was fondue yearn of age. liter that he was sentenced to three months twice, id fourteen days for picking pockets in the City. He seed to frequent places of amusement, 'admix with people (high poodles, and in consequence of his respectable sp. Duane* people were thrown off their gaud. He had been evicted so Middlesex as well as the City. Mr. George Lockyer, prime -officer, maid the prisoner was la of the cleverest young thieves in London, and was bet of a desperate gang. He then proved the following eiviations "gaunt him:—One month at Marlborough Nice-court, Dec. 10, 1860 • two mouths at the same out, Sept. 24, 1861 ; fourte en days at Bow-street, Dec. 11861 ; three months, Marlborough-street, Sept. 19, 16 , 62 ; Mee months at the same irurt, Feb., 1863 ; three months, 4, 1865; and three months, August, 1865. t Ackrill, F division, said that when he, in wen lay with M'lotyre and Inspector Brennan, went to a lase to apprehend eight men for a daring highway robbery with violuee, the prisoner was with them, and they seemed IsSe ander his command. Hie companions had been see. teed to penal servitude for different terms. Mr. Payne, in pawing sentence, said that people might eli be misled by the apnea/erica of the prisoner. He was itmgerons thunder, and he felt it to be his duty to It,. society of his presence for some time to come. The seisnos of the court upon the prisoner was, that be be hit is penal servitude for @e'en years. It was shocking It one so young and so respectably connected should be f odd d crime. Ike prisoner, who slightly inclined his head to the judge, , Aremoved. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. HAWKING TOBACCO. Joseph Gabriel, who said he was • rigor mender-ram, vas chsrpd with hawking without &license. Mr. Dewily for the commissioners of excise, and Mr. Levy for Ord odant. Sergeant Mooktoo, the detective officer engaged on "gnat duty at the Charing-cross railway station, lewd that he was paring sloop the Snood on Previous senile( with • friend, when the Pother came up sod offered • pipe for sale. Witoess's 11 .1 ed end he did not smoke pipes but cigars. The p risoner ifei "I have tot a box of cigars," taking one from " peeket. Witness's Maid replied "They will sot !th me—perhaps they may goat my friend" (meth % vitae*. The prisoner offered them to wit !lx, saying "Will you buy them " Witness asked .Row.much I" be rep " 3s. 6d." Witness asked if ba Ist a lionise, and on the prisoner replying is the affirmative eked to ere it, mestioning that ha was • pollee-officer. as If that it wee at home. Witness said, " I shall take you the station-house to make sore of that." The prisoner ran t's•e • Witness followed and ought him after nage; shoot TPA/. He said, "If you will let me go r will give you ' ll t have got." Witness tent him to the station-house, belied him, and foetid on him mother box of cigars, five PPes, en imit•Sion gold chain, sod Ifs. in money. &NCH. AIL-03862re tts I Jury.) abet an attorney raft was remand and Mr. Mauls lake, Q.C., and 1 defeedLat. . _ y told me it; ° The Physiology snit mime oe. very mysterious py did not tell me before a young oying that so it prodded in the my that I would he divorce suit. I considered sled her. and that t to me in West in, the cw INA Cited MOOSE and is leading counsel. t Noah a damning withdraw. or I It was proved. 'odd go against gated on ite going the trial. I don't Id prove that Mr, assist my case. d to take place the in Tower-street. of the trial in the ,w Mr. Croaman he did co t that t Mrs. Hill would arriage, sad that I t night of our mar. ae could not prove men celled I could of the child. He atia suffering from It I aross-examised at et main hie animus tics in chief.) He gram to a wipe:Won my characttr. at sliming the can. at in • great degree say the consent A would prevent it, I • woad interview ow that the judicial Ithe day before that. ad try and h►ve the dm It without a jury. r witness box if my a told me if I gave would be cattalo to not anxious to put MY very nervous. in all probability bat it would be I should lose my misted on going into He did say so, if I ye a fresh suit now my wife sad Mr. *twain 1860 and • year alimony we not paid her bowman hes been 'or my address. The idiot, sod I have not mace. (The plaintiff Ith on the contents of limbed Mr. Finney, p is the Divorce ha Greener, Mr. I mused women, all evils. (Laugh. her, and I no doubt e me, that " Women (The greater portion indelicate • the:atter alias of it.) oar report left.) Y PLEAS. —(Before Mr. Justice Jur►.) MOIL of the White Bear Mr. Richardson, a for board and lodging !th of July and 28th silted upon the ground Lich have bees already scidentally before the nig now ID prison under neat for obtaining gooda 'Wilts appeared for the ne for the defendant. Id, and in ciotusxanti- Mn Richardson after account. He oleo said ab her, bet he denied condaet on their part on be had just come out that her husband had n upon the ground of that petition had been day 00 which it sms to ask to be admitted ode went there with her ' the hones by her stain ing tom and her back wife's alimony had ceased the 73rd Jane no pay oda.= to his wife, and a be liable for neesesarira adultery on her part. er husband had 4001. a ion, which had brought year. When she wee ▪ she had no means. She ,mss for relief, which van the Grosvenor and other her in without luggage_ Hotel de l'Earope, in she west to the plaintiff's plaintiff before doing so. f conduct between her and s hotel, in Norfolk-street, on now pending fordiesola pond of adultery. She die en any adultery. She had C severs years, having been oily, She was engaged to Hotel de l'Earope 121. in up three tomes for trying . She was fiord 5/. for an r.ow7 last. On the 24th rich riotous 11114 disorderly caution. In March again but be did not say she ,a old offender. A second i cult : and she wee charged r fetus metences. A wan her had' )rd. oably hie lordship will say ration—Did you habitually r the question. After she to the Albemarle Hotel, in t is rather • good sort of (Laughter.) She of coarse she hid no money. Lang , let it to her. He never was there. Sim had this our was paid. that his client's peofeselonal yed by the drunken habit& seriously suffered from the be should show beyond all .ichsrdeon bed been guilty of n;ham, but also with the A of tin. Richardson would luny bee. that she was con position, was a splendid ni of gnat abilities, and one ted as any woman in this Lee, Clerkenwell, laid Leog• lest May. Six weeks after with him. Mrs. Rktutrdson Sin. Langlona. The wltoese a the parties is a position adultery. that be should call Mr. Kent sea Mrs. Richards= sad the ier wain.", Mrs. Guilty, who iogham. toy had better be celled first to extract erideuce for other oaroo if Mn. Crony corrobo. ~ ooald not proceed fartker Mn. Richardson lived with wife. Witness lodged In this :bonbon left she told wittiest • oho was to say that she bad a of Mr. Longhorn to do his ante, mid he should withdraw at say that it was much to he ion had been cant upon the THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1865. Kr. Levy maid the primmer formerly bad a tisane to ma anfacturo tobacco, which be toughed gays him a right to sell, though that of coarse he weld not for one moment coshed. Lately. however, having been materialist* and Uric& fallen into poverty , prisoner bad been unable to pay for the renewal of the license. He bad a wife and sick family, and if be were sent to prison it would rain them. Mr. Flowers wasabout to convict the prisoner for hawking without a Ikons% but would Else the *weer 404., or oour mit him for 14 days. Yr. Dwelly contended that the magistrate WS/ bound to markt under the excise acts for willing tobacco, for which the penalty wee 100 L owl the magistrat• bad only power to mitigate it to 251. Mr. Flowers woo sorry to nay that woe Do. The prisoner mast pay 251., or he committed for three months. Yr. Levy hers objoetod that under the act ideated to by Mr. Dwelly, the prisoner could only be apprehended by an allow of Excise. Mr. Flowers, after careful considerstioa, said he was glad to end that was so, as it enabled him to escape from the neesesity of impalas a penalty which he felt, wader the circumatanoss of the oases, much too severe. The prisoner must be dleeharged. The excise authorities might proceed by summons. but if the defendant would inemorialim the board• promising not to offend again. they would probably take a lenient wof the cash - - CLEBIERNWELL. 811110118 CHARGE OF SSP& 14 Charles Lannassap, aged 16, wee charged with committing M. • raps on &child aged seven years. tie Mr. ,B. Allen, of the Associate Institute for Improving la si. sad Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Womee, pro- 26 seented, and ler. Beard. solicitor, defended. Ito According to the little girl's statement the oftener was _.. somplete, sled she bad bees indecently assaulted on several lit micasions. When the affair was found out prisoner west 'IL to the mother of the child and asked to be for g iven. This it. the mother refused to do, and having spokes to her bus. e s . hand, gave the primer into custo d y . A sur g eon examined fist the child, and gave such evident* as ocefinsisd the evidence amt. of the child that she bad been tampered with. et. Kr. Beard severely erees-exansined the child. sad having N. elicited from bee that her mother had told her what to my. e t contended that no jury would convict, and asked for the s t dismissal of the pcisoaer. Bt. Mr. Barker said it was • wiry serious charge, but after St. what had been elicited in mose ss amination he did not St. Wok a jury scald convict, sad therefore discharged a °- t the prisoner. ea TUI POOR.BOI. 2 , „ 2s. has been received for the poor-hex, with a request that its receipt might be acknowledged in the newspapers. r t : MARLBOROUGH.STREET. se. sirmiara eau OP CBOIMPT tO CHILMINS. Mr. Tubbs. the assistant overseer of St. Marylabou, waited upon Mr. Tyrwhitt this morning, in reference to io two children of the name of Richardson, whose mother had g o attended at this wart a few weeks since and made a com• too plaint against a woman named Jones of ill.using and nes- St. letting them. Mr. Tubbs maid that about three weeks ago the mother of 10 the children attended at the court with her childres, and applied for a 'anima.' against a woman named Jones, in su wham charge she had left them, for Musing and neglecting et the children, one of them having a out lip and a bruise on se the cheek, while the other, about five months old, was in St. such a shockingly emaciated condition that, according to the mother's statement , it only weighed "ribs ! The ri children wen admitted into St. Marylebone work. hums, and when the summons came on for R. hearing be (Mr. Tibbs) attended on the part of the pariah to to prosecute, but the woman jectes was not in attendance, to and a warrant was in conseggenee granted against 84. her; he (Mr. Tubbs) at that time having eight ~e ° lawmen in attendance, sod being prepared to go into the case. His object in now attending was to gs. inquire whether them were any good mums why the Bt. warrant had net beau executed, and to mention that St. o the younger child , although it had much improved in its condition after being admitted to the workhouse, 10 had since sunk and died, its death being no doubt amide• rated by the treatment it had previously received at the sk • hands of the woman Jones. 10 Mr. Tyrwhitt said he was not aware of the fees of the I St ease before, but he would have the matter looked into and inquiries nude why the warrant had not been executed, and Mr. Tubbs could be prepared with medical evidence to rapport his ease, and to show whether the child's death t. had not been accelerated ,by the treatment it had under. et. lo 0.. M go r. Tubbs said that recording to the evidence be should Neto be prepared to produce, the children had not only been most H o grossly neglected but Rinsed. The deceased child was stated by the mother to have been a plump healthy child when she St. at. placed it in Jones's hands. Mr. Tyrwhitt said would ascertain why the warrant bad 10 not been executed, and Mr. Tubbs should be made ac quieted with the case. A more shocking sight than the young child presented on et. its being brought to the court by its mother has seldom Me been seen. It appeared to have been completely starved. 10 its legs not being thicker than a man's thumb, and seemed in a state of torpor. 10 lea MARYLRBONE. 10 STRUT 11081 C. Peter Ca6erti, itinerant musician. was charged with play. 1 4 1 : leg an organ and refusing to desist when requested by John s t. liandgette, 46 Yak-street, civil engineer. to Prosecutor deposed—Lest evening I eras reading to my 20 wife, who is very unwell An organ had been playing for • St. considerable time in the street, and it ultimately came right in front of my house. I requested him both in Hannah and in Italian to go away, and also beckoned to him. i nHa why, and I told I could not have too that noise front of my house, as it was not allowed. 100 He remained and "topped playing. and I wen jeered and to hooted by the crowd. Prisoner thee went just round the e l corner mad c ommenced playing spin, which noise was as It great a nuisance as before. I went round aed was op- io preaching him, when he ran away, and I got a constable and se. use him in charge. to Mr. Yardley _said be thought the ease was proved as the prisoner did not move away fez enough. He also 1 ,t1,. seemed to be aware he had done wrong by running sway. 70 He must pay a fiat of ss. or be imprisoned for three days. st . t- The fine was paid. Bt. ;id _ LETTER PROM MR. J. STUART MILL, M.P.,UPON METROPOLITAN MUNICIPAL REFORM. The following letter from Mr. J. 8. Mill, M.P., wee read before the parliamentary committee of St. James's vestry, this day, Tuesday, 19th Dee., 1865 : " Dec. 15,1866. " Dear Sir,—l have seen with great pleasure in the newspapers the movemsot which the St. James' Vestry has originated at your suggestion for the union of all London into one body for municipal purposes, with smaller bodies of the same sort for purposes special to each of the parliamentary divisions. I have long wished that se effort is this direction should be made. All the more important town interests are common to the whole tows, and can only be properly attended to by • body representative of the whole ; sad I quite agree with yon that there should be but one such body, sod that the func tions (for instance) of the Board of Works should merge into those of the united municipality. I also go entirely along with the proposal to abolish the jurisdiction of the Middlesex magistrates in the metropolis, and to have none but stipendiary magistrates. The only point on which Ido not agree with the scheme as reported is the choice of magistrates by the citizens or municipal body. The pro posed corporation ought of course to have powers equal to those of other municipal corporation', but it seems to me that the choice of judicial of oars is best placed, not with any corporation, but with a minister or great public functionary who am be held responsible for making • proper choice. As a 'general rule skilled or professional officers are hardly ever well chosen by numbers. Some one person must make it his business to find them and judge of their qualifications. I do not know if this view of the otteetion has bees under your consideration or that of the vestry, but as I hope to aid in bringing your plan before parliament, f lain glad to begin already as interchange of sentiments with you on the subject.— I am, dear sir, very truly yours, "J. S. MIT.L. " James Beal, Esq." A correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes :—" Great difficulty is found ic obtaining the services of competent persons to act on the Jamaica commission. As chancellor of the colony, the new Governor was intended for its presidency. He has, ex ofrio, the power of administering an oath, though it is more than doubtful whether the exercise of this privilege in a quasi judicial capacity unknown to the law either of the island or of the empire could be defeoded on constitutional pounds. It was hoped that at least one individual of practical experience ea • common law judge might have been induced to accept the irksome sod invidious post u a colleague of the Governor. Sir Lawreoce Peel was asked, but declined ; and one of the too numerous, be. canoe sot half-worked occupants of the Irish Beech was also invited ineffectually. There is now talk of eadeavour• lug to penned* one of our mbordinate judicial functionaries to 511 the gap ; and as money is said to be no object, the point we may take for panted will be speedily settled." The usual weekly lecture at the Surrey Chapel was delivered yesterday ersatz', by Mr. Hughes. M.P., for Lambeth, the subject being "Captain John Brown, the Abolitionist Martyr." The Heir. Newman Hall occupied the chair, and at lb. eoulneion of the lecture a vote of I thanks was glna to Mr. Hughes amidst the greatest es- thulium. At a meeting held In Birmingham, yesterday, the Mayor ia the chair, it waa teeolved to establiah a gyautamm oil a large mkt. MISCELLANEOUS am 21. SHAMS. Atlantic Tadarank ts ar. 8 per t. (Limited), Australian lf«t Land and Filmes (UMW% 34. s d. Bombay Gm (Idanito4 611 to 6. Credit Foamier and Moldier cd Eng. (Lira.), 9. Ditto, ditto, New, 31, I, 6, 4. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 26. General Credit and Finance ol London (Limited), 64. Hong Song sad China Or, 116, I. Hudson's Buy. 174, 17, Imperial and Mercantile Credit Immolation (Limited), 74. International Finsnoial Society (Limited). 61. Joint Stock Disconst (Limited), et 4, 6. Loudon and Caledonian Marine 3, 11. Landes Financial !opacities (Limite d) . 206, 6. Madras Irrigation and Canal (all paid), 186. Marina Investment (Lim). 5 4a I. National Diaoount Conimany (Limited). 176. Omani, Gurney, sad Os. (Limitad), 216. Royal Mail Steam, 1106, 94. SEURAT LISTI3.-(THIS DAY.) Owl &Own. Very few transactions have occurred to-day in English railway securities, and prices generally show no alteration, compared with those last cur rent yesterday. The tendency is dull, except as regards Metropolitan stock, which has risen i per oent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to 1254 ; Gnat Western, 574 to 58 • Midland, 1211 to 1221 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 1211 to 1221 ; South Eastern, 724 to 73 ; Great Eastern, 421 to 3 ; Caledonian, I=4 to 1244 . i Metropolitan, 1374 to 138 ; Gr eet Northern, 127 to i ; ditto A, 1444 to 145. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is steady, at the improvement of yesterday, being quoted 32 to 4. Great Western of Canada shares are un changed, at 161 to 1. ORDINARY ARAMs AND STOCKS. s k. 1 p d. I zumun. I Olostasprioas lpWe io-da; I Yelliarta7. I Is .m. AN 1/1 4 , 31 !" WO Cambrian all Oreir aa4 ii 96 122 lili 94 W U tt 4 6 i IS it 71 It I 100.1 ell k (kraliali Dablla mad Bellaslawie llesdee.Tera.aabajo MI irk Loudon Scrip cat as 113 111 42 42 71 ei 166 Zzow end S. Weebern Dealers Ord. M PM Do. Anot•MIL.D* 3 lie Dread MortDdleolleind tea liksailMartimen. 106 Dtt.A I now so dlv. Do.3lllll6p.e.Doeld MO Do. New. tan at 16 pee 40 Do. Ord. Dot. Div. 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The following is the text of the principal part of I the decree by which some of the French students who took part in the late students' congress at Lihge, have been expelled from the Academy of Parts ' ea referred to in our Paris letter : Considering that from the documents communicated to the council of instruction, the following facts appear 1. As regards Y. Bey, that inasmuch as immediately oa his arrival in Lille, on the 29th of October, be was aleof the fast to display the bleak flag ; that he called upon the student' to reconquer their loot liberty, and to organise as alliance against tyranny ; that he took the principal part is • meeting of 40 persons, of which he was made presides*, and at which abominable propositions were made, and the resolutions of the congress prepared ; that at the second sitting of the n ores (Oct. 30; he asked for the red flag, and made a appeal to all peoples to marsh to the aid of oppressed nations, and that finally at the meeting held Is Brussels on the 3rd November, be incited them to . 'mamma:ton and form. 2. As regards IL Regnard, that ha actively participated in the manifestation I apiett the French government ; that from this eircumstaace he was made vice•president of the said meeting ; that at the sitting of the congress (October 30) he sup ported these words of M. Cuse—" We must choose be. twee* man and God ;" that on the 2nd of after • dinner and ball given by the Belgian studente be ascended the orchestra and sang songs which were a prove. cation to insurreotion. 3. As regards M. Lafergue , that on the 29th. the day of his arrival at Li4e, he followed M. Ray in demanding the suppression of the national emblems and the adoption of the rd flag, sad that at the second meeting he attacked the principle. of social order, and concluded with them words, " God is evil—property is robbery." 4. As regards M. Jaequelard, thet.be proclaimed revolt'. tionsry, anti-religious, and anti-social daetrines, saying "we are revolutionists. socialists, atheists ;" that at soother meeting he said we must get rid of Christian ethics ; and finally at the Brawls meeting made an appeal to eivil war in these words, "then is another congress which we are hastening with all our might a women of quite a different nature from that of Li4e. It will be held in the streets, and with gun in hand we will draw oar conclusions." 5. As regards IL' Bigourdan,lhat on the arrival of the French students at Liige he bought the black flag, which • group of students displayed amidst the national colours ; that he was emaciated in every culpable manifestation, and that when called upon to give explana tions to the Conseil of Academic Instruction, be aggravated the facia by the violence of his demeanour and of DI NINEB.-(THIS DAYJ Olis olhowc. The mining market is quiet to-day, and very few variations have occurred in quotations. It is table that no real increase of business will place until the turn of the year. The price of copper was officially reduced yester day 101. per ton, making the smelters' present prices. as follows :—Tough, 1061. ; selected, 1091 . ; and sheets, 1111. The market, however, is arm, and they decline to sell any parcels except for imme diate delivery. Some large orders, at full quota tions, for February delivery, were declined. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. et SI 67e We al ri 40 4$ U sr Its 106 12a 1931 89 91 108 106 $6 88 60 61 116 664 1964 964 SI 88 1361 84 Bi It it Pa itt :~:«.0 Its i -:.:. ede usi ti tett ego t el 94 56 17 25 23 114 ute ni 72, 106} 671 II its i 41 +I A un i i 8 ini 2} a .... 1101 1111 117 10 11 9 126 1123 2 tb 16 64 2 6 lisk /4 76 11 14 1101 160 66 68 I 112 116 HALE-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are fiat, at 87 to it, ex div., for money, aid 87f to if, ex div., for the account. About 75,0001. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for the Continent. The Imperial Ottoman Bank have just is sued a prospectus, inviting subscriptions for the new Ottoman Six .r Cent. Loan of 6.000,0001. This loan is in 300,11 1 bonds of 201. (or 500 francs) each, and is repayable at par in 21 years. It is to be issued in " definitive ontificates" of 1,5, and 25 bonds, and the provisional scrip will be equally ne gotiable in London and Paris. The price of issue is 66 per cent.,perThe instalments are payable as under :—On application, 1/. per bond of 201. •, on allotment, 3 1 . 4 5.; on the 6th February next, 31.; on the 6th April, 31.; and on the 6th May, 31. Allowing for the delay in these payments, the net price of issue becomes 651. 3e. 6d. per cent., yielding 9 1-5 per cent • per annum, or, including the bonus un repayment, about lit per cent. The first coupon will be payable on the Ist July, 1866, when also the first re payment of bonds will take place. The revenues specially assigned by the Turkish government to the dividend and sinking fund (amounting to 510,000/. per annum) of this loan are stated as follows to the ' prospectus viz. : 1. The sheep taxes of Roumelia and the Archipelago, valued at 500,000/. per annum ; the collection of which is to be made by the contractors of the loan. 2. The yearly produce of the copper mines of Tokat, valued at 100,000/. per annum. 3. The revenues (which will be free in 1868) assigned to the payment of the Syrian In demnity Bonds, amounting to 260,0001. per annum; making a total of 920,0001. The subscription list is to be open on the 20th, 21st, and 22nd inst. The adjourned meeting of Venezuelan Bond holders will take place at the London Tavern on Friday uext, at noon, instead of on Wednesday, the day originally fixed, the rooms at the London Tavern having been previously engaged for that day. About 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria, in addition to 12,000 L in bare for the Continent. The undermentioned Australian gold ships are now on the way to England, viz. :—The steamer Great Britain, out 59 days, with 4 98, 0001 . ; the Kent, out 79 , days (this 'easel was spoken with on the 12th inst.), with 276,000/. • and the Corn wallis, out 93 days, with 61,5001. The total is 835,500!., of which the greater portion is nearly due. The steamer Nyanza will take to-morrow 52,0001. in goldifor Alexandria ; 1,0711. in gold, for Madras ; 28,0001. in silver, for Kong Kong ; 5001. in silver, for Foo-choo-foo •, 25,0001. in silver, for Shanglose ; and 1,000!. in silver, for Sydney. The total is 107,5711. The Australian accounts announce the failnre of Messrs. Spyer and Co. ' of London and Sydney, with liabilities for 30,8911., against assets amount ing to 14,980/. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 1,3281. over the corresponding week of last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 8981. The Provincial Bank of Ireland have announced the payment, on and after the 15th proximo, of a dividend for the half-year to Christman at the rate', of 4 per cent., besides an " extraoinary dividend" of 365. on each 100 !. share, and o rd f 12s. on each 10L share. At a meeting of shareholders of the Bank of Tor kep hell yesterday, at the invitation of some dima tistied altottees, a resolution was proposed by one member of the Stock Exchange, and seconded by another member, that a committee should be ap pointed to investigate the mode of allotment. Full information as to the applications for and allot ment of shares was given, when, in deference to the almost unanimous wish of the meeting, the motion was withdrawn and confidence in the directors was expressed. A circular issued by the directors of this undertaking states that—" The register, which may be inspected by any s hareholder, shows that 11,223 shares were applied for , and 8,477 were allotted, which, with the shares that are expected to be applied for from Turkey, will absorb the whole of the first issue," and that "the directors have such confidence in the bank as an investment , that they have taken a considerable number of I shares beyond the necessary qualification, and they ' were prepared, bad it been necessary, to take a New SPIRETVAL PEER.—At the commencement . very much larger interest." of the sett sitting of parliament the Right Rev. Dr' The subscription list of the English and Arne- Framis Jenne, Bishop of Peterborough, will take his seat Timm Bank opened yesterday at 9 o'clock at the , es a spiritual peer, the vacancy having bees are by the a death of the Right Rev. Dr. Graham, Bishop of Chester. Union Bank of London, and so great became the Dr. Jambe= will not be entitled to • seat In the House rush of subscribers to tbe 5,000 shares offered to of Lords until • 'seamy arises in a diocese other than Can- the public. that a notice had to be posted up that terbury, York, London, Durham, or Winchester. no more applications would be received. It appears THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN Ea :ex SESSIONAL , that the total applications have exceeded 20,000 Drvistott.—We regret to Sod from the reports of Mr. Shave, the inspector for this division. that the plague is still mak- 'hares : lag sad ravages. At Dirty Hall, Buttsbury, Mr. J. Stock The letters of allotment of the City Discount hes lost If out of 23 flee Herefords, six of which died of Company were sent out on Saturday. It appears is 16 the diem., and 12 others were slaughtered on Monday from an official memorandum that this company it 9 se'noigbt by direction of Mr. Shave: the remaining five, I 6 4 444 •- which were healthy. beieg also killed to save them has been " formed to take the place of the Financial ..,2 K infection. At Bmh Hall, Buttsbury, 24 other Discount Company, and for the express purpose of " beasts, also belosgiog to Mr. Sfock, have beets killed to pre. reducing the nominal value of the shares oft he as 43 05 vent infection, and at Perty-street farm, held by the maim , Financial Discount Company. The new company PREFERENCE SHARES. palliasse, six bullocks have died of the plague, sad three ' will b e carr i e d on i n the same manner a s d ie old, Greet Northern 5 per cent redeem,st lOper cent. prem., others have bees elanghtered. Mr. 0. Copland hes lad ' and under the management of Mr. Cooper." 102. I ass sad Mr. Henry Rsyner, Chelmsford, two beasts sine Greet Weatem.—Original R A I LW AY S . per cent., 92i. Friday week ; while at the farm of Hr. Wm. Wright, i Mr. Chomeley, of the fi rm of Plowden,OhomeloY, FOREIGN RIAY. West Hannieseeld, two bullocks bare recently died of the ' and Co., the bankers, of Rome, has joined the board Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 23t, aimless. and it is feared that others are infected. Up is of the Anglo-Romano Water Company. Great Ltuisinboarg, 16, 151. yesterday mein them sdditioesl fatal ewes had been re. I We are requested to state that the list of aproli- Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, guaranteed 7 per r eta me. Friday, two at lir ' Wright's' West Haaalag.f shards the Anglo-Danish and Baltic cent.. (Limited), st. ; meld, and one at Mr. Hardy 's, Ruttaboxy, and altogether cations - Sambre aed i• there appear to be grounds foe the gravest apprehensions ae Steam Navigation Oompany(Limited) will be closed Sea PlUlo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per ant., 17:- regards the spread of the dream.—Esser HeralL for London and the country es will the 27th 64 16 78 lii 8 9 07 160 3 Ulm tiO uti' 69 61 In ii 3k 8. As regards 11. Lossoo, that he proclaimed the necessity of displaying the red flag, and at the Brunel. meeting used these words :—" It is on the battle-field that we must hold our rendezvous ; I have but one word to utter, ' To arms.'" 7. As regards M. Cause (collations& in 1862 as editor of the Troosi/), that he was one of the students who exhi bited the black flag ; that he declared the 21st January , 1793, was the most glorious in the annals of Frame, that he insulted the French Consul who was present at the meeting ; that finally at the Brussels meeting, be said : • Citizeaa, I demand en oath from you. We are men. Well, then, let us swear hatred to the bourgeoisie, hatred to the capital, the right of labour, the right of workmen. Lot us all unite; us gather round the red flag which • poet formerly degraded without understanding that the red flag is the appeal to arms ; the people who fight and conquer. La 1830, in 1343, the people were not generous, but dupes. The question is, whether we shall endure slavery any longer." Considering these fads, the Imperial Council resolves that the de Anan Rey, Regnard, Lefargue, Jacqu elard, and Bigourdan, of the Faculty of Medicine ; and Lose= and Cases, of the Faculty of Law, are for ever excluded from the Academy of Paris. The council moreover expresses the opinion that the affair ought to be submitted to the Imperial Council. The decree is signed by the Secretarylof the Council, M. Boulet. The ',dependance Beige says that 800 law students presented a protest to M. Pella, Dean of Faculty, against the expulsion of the students, and demanded that ho should resign in consequence of the decree which has stopped the career of tire of their fellow students. It is thought that the medical students ' will present a similar document to M. Tardieu, the Dean of the Medical Faculty. It adds that great irritation prevails amongst the student classes of Paris. 3 2 i I 31 06 57 • - 10 3 4 Owl r3l 1 2 340 27i11 4 t 16 0 1117 16 13 1 16 18 70 71 21 23 - - 32 6 - 06 138 140 • 1664 1 7 6 ado 41 46 • ev6l 1814 CM 9 24 1484 46 68 16 334 844 44 48 108 114 41 13 A PRIVATE LETTER PROM JAMAICA. The following is an extract from a private letter I received by the lest mill from Jamaica: "My health still continues good here, and I purpose Beadle' you some choice plants by the next packet. The reign of terror still cautious. The governor wants to be invested with despotic power. The planters are at logger buds with him as to who originated the belief of a general rising of the blacks. The planters say it was the governor, and the governor says it was the plasters. It is a pretty kettle of fish, sod I expect the home authorities will have to interfere. The dogging and hanging still continue, and this beautiful island is turned into a @laugh- ter-house. Nigger', although mentally obtuse, evidently have a more sensitive physical organisation than we have, and cannot *odors sharp arid sudden pain so weU as whites. I am told they howl and gesticulate terribly when under the sa lash. I heard a young naval officer who has been concerned in the flogging say that Quashee can't stand the cat half so well uan English jack tar. The flesh of the nigger when c•lt by the cat turns white, and the blood that flows is the richest claret colour you can imagine. The nigger women who have been flagged stand it better than the at men. Perhaps shame at the inil;goity strings their nerves. for some of the flogrees ere mothers. Left-handed men have been employed to flog, as they strike the hardest. How curiously intense is the hatred of race. A white man will kill but not tutus a wild bout, but he will gloat over torturing a black man or woman. Yon may be able to id explain this, I ain't. I have heard several isflautial mu say they wish Gordon. a rich brown man, whom I mentioned in my last letter, had not bees hung. They admit he was a rank demagogue, and deserved hanging, but that there was no necessity for it, and he might have been banished from the island. Eyre, I think, should never have been sent here. He is the wrong man in the wrong place. If ever a Sacaulay gets hold of this Jamaica business, I depend on it he will not plea it on the credit aids of our ledger." • —•- 3) 31 6 eigini lin SS 66 I icti. 81 16 i lepa.En 010.• lll in to) tl 66 416 51 211 66 16 I 17 10 16 17 19 Es 18 18 is al sire o i l 10 6 110-. se 1 61 16 t 7 tr 1616 Per • • i logs 4i Is las 1 4 1 IS 31 19 16 71 I 6 0 : 60 At 160getall 10 2/ 31p tell • 611 ISt 43/ td le 78 SS 6111 16 , 60 1 1 6271 Mt 16 II t VII 99° ! dli 99 0 1.29 1139 P. 191 96 99 2 6Doi pg. 1 pm 6 4Ma 1 9A 9 ' lt• 9 639 Po 2 StOmi T 9Pm 42 if ! = - 77 7 2 an u 46 • pia Lai rd Ti &I 4 62 ea • $ 0 71 I IS! o. • 44 44.4 4 1 au 10 $ 2as 1• a 2 die LIVERPOOL COTT (THON .tt CORN SIARKETS. LS DAT.) 111.0711110 AID 111111111ATIONAL TIIMGIAPIL) (non can own ocomnroiromr.) Corroe.—The market is rather quiet, but stenlF. 8410 1 about 7,000 bales. Come.—Tti• market fairly *Hooded. Wliest in limited moist, at nominal sties of Friday. Thor slow ids sad se e , base • rather drooping tesdens Indian oars slow sale, st about late rates ; mixed 30s. BMW steady. Oats and oatmeal slow, and s bun dearer. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR —The market has opened vrey steadily far all brawn qualities at full prior. Brows lirweWaus sold at 30s. 6d. to 325.; good olaysd Meals, 34e. 36.1 other de scriptioes quiet at unaltered prices. Refloed--ann prices are paid, bat °sly a moderate bovines@ is doing. Corry—About 200 casks of plaststiou Oeyles sold by private contnict at last week's currency. TCA.—A moderate busisses is dabs by Ovate contract at steady prices 'The public salmi cif 16,000 passes were commenced this morning, and are progressing without oia. WWI change from private oonieset rates. Ruts—There are buyers, but no furthee ssilere. of Demerara at previous prem. 40 puncheons of Pima( sold at id. per gallon advance. Rice continues dull of sale. Beau.s.c.—There is as active inquiry for this article at higher prices. Orange D.C., sold at 113 e. ; buttes fair, 82s. 6d. to 90s, ; dark, 675. 6d. Set.vreras.-60 0 legs of rebestios 9 soid at 245. 3d. cull ; sad 800 bags partly out of twenties, at 21s. short ' prompt for refraction Bto 7. 007 TON.—There he a fair Assay demand at full prises. Jur: °outlaws is active request at rising prices. Hr. —St. Petersburg dean remains quoted at 331., but ) thus is very little business dolts. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The sarkot is quiet. Town tallow is quoted es., nal cosh ; Petersburg Y.C., as the spot, 49e. ; all tie mouth. aris. 93. to 49e. ; October to Deosastor, 1866, 50•.; Jugsarg to March, 495. 3d. ; March, 50s. to 50e. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAILKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jamas Easton reports trod' slow at WS day's priors. Prima meadow hay, 955. to 1055.; WNW ditto, 80s. to 905.; prime clover, 190.. to 1305.; inferior ditto, 105 s. to 115 s. ; straw, 305. to 40s. CEYLON COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) This day the half-yearly meeting was held at the oompany's ofdres. ESA Indianvenue ; llr ACLAND in the chair. The following is the directors' report. " The directors here the Omen= of Worming the share holders that profits resulturg from the operations of the company during the hell-year ended the 30th September are estimated at 13,5511. 10s. 7d., whir& beim added to 31051. Ils. Bd. brought forward from the last amounts, produces the ram of 17,457/. 2e. 3d., out of which the directors recommeed that an interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum and a boons of 2i per seat. on capita( represented by the old dares, ammuitina together to 10s. 6d. per share, be declared and made pa able. free from income tax, on the 21st instant. This will aheorb 13,1254, and leave 4,3321. 2s. 3d. to be carried forward." After a short statement from the Chairman the report SHOCKING DEATH OF A GIRL PROM POISONING. LAUDANUM POISONING. INQITEBT.—(THIS D AY.) This forenoon an inquiry was h ey eld by M Easle Taver r. Ititharth. the Deputy Cormier , the Grn. Mitreed-road, soothing the eath from poison of Sarah Creamer Gordo', aged . years and 6 months. It eppenred from the endorsee that the deceased was the daughter of John Gordon ' a ticket writer, living at No. IT. Lealeigh-street, ?dinned. About a fortiright ago the de. earned was attacked with whooping-cough, and her mother. Sarah Gordon, attempted to cure her by glen; her what she called an " old woman's recipe." The mixture coa ltamed two main of nesse* an peonyworth of laudanum, half a gill of vinegar, and two ounces of salad oil. Om ktooday the child got three teaspoonsful of this mixture to drink, and she became very ill and remand so during the whole of the night. On Tuesday she died. Dr. It. Syer said that the death of the deceased pro tented all the symptoms of satanic poisosieg. A poet. mor t e m examiustion of her body proved that poisoning be an overdone of laudanum was the cause of death, sad on her stomach be found laudanum floating on the oil. The mixture bad been improperly mixed. sad the first doss of it must have =misted of pure laudanum. 1 It was proved that both the child's parson were sandy, sober person', of good character. The Coroner having rimmed up, the jury returned a verdict "That the deosend was poisooed by 'Andean= ' I through a misadventure." WEATHER REPORT.-(TRIS DAY.) Tcrisa&T. wow= I*. • L. IL T. W. IP. go S. LI. 0. ----- --.---- . --- 21 Mrs 30.14 B.W. 11 2 W. co ... 4 kbardmo :0.151 .1 B.W. 2 5 B.W. CO 2 WO ....—. 311.1747 S. 1 1 3.W. m— I Arliossau. IN 13 Mr $ 4.W. s, 3 B.W. o • grofonomtio L.O7 45 8.% W. 3 1 5 LW. CO • WWII& .... 2296 67 B.W. 7 1 11.2. W. ro 0. 4 11vo1pol 3 .50 42 88.1. 3 LIS. 0.. s Wristmr. 30.11 4$ R./ . 3 ILO I o— I Vossmor . 30.24 10 8.8.3. 13 11.74.11. 0— 4 11444. .ro W tit IS E. S S. to • 1:004.4 10.14 32 E.N.E. 3 11 N.L ,o 2 I .0d M - tot .. W. 44 116 ILL 13 INS. •bo 2 1 nrsomlb ... 30.41 4. ELL 2 i i 0 1 Wosmoash.. 36.31 4711 S.Z. .2 3 NIL : ,so o 3 forWmoves. VO 3S 41 SAIL ' LIM 2 Leseloo _ Tormooth ... WA* 441 B. 2 A.Y.W. •of 2 'arbor . Nap. 30 34 43: 8. W. t 3f.W. u s ilwolm . 1 golloolin4 .. , —I MIEDICESIPLY a W. to t:e.h ta mama. on Monism C R77.1.T. OaliOL E. to s. W., fresh to strong some rain B.W. to N.W. and hack fresh to strong, with some rain 80Cr11M.T. fi E. to s, from mode ratevarying to str.mg. As neat above. strong. &S.& to W S W., fresh to strong, sit.t goer rain LE. to I.W. sod back. moderate to strong, tine gsnerslly. LW. to S.E , frisk Else sentnny. Northentenootiont Weetern=lesfand. Wales, and adja cencies S o otherselfeatisit Channel and Nay of Biscay. Emetesu-clasterard logjasa and North ass. W NIM.M. sainszs. TimTqs W AZDXOT CS. —The annual elections of oaken by the different wards of the City of London ten plaits on Thursday. Mr. Kimmel displays his usual ingenuity and tans this year in 'nirvanas, his perfumes into bouquets. booboos, Onutaleaill for Christmas trees, sad venom pretty entrivsnow suitable for pressen THE WIESTIRN Finuzain.—The Cornish pilchard Gallery is at an esd, sad all the seism wen put oat of pay during the past week. On Wednesday night several toes of bee karriop woes iambi by the Plvistonth hosts. Tan EASTiII% Fiensins.—The deliveries of hearings at Great Yarmouth have bon notwithatand. I hag the silvans& period el the mem. Prises westo have sn to t e 1 fame 101. es VI per last (13.200 Ilair). At Lo Gamy also ownines to be presented nth unabated sic es. &vend of the Lowestoft bons have realised nearly 1,0091. per bait. PATEN/ O P TICZ MITISIVIC, SOUTH KIOISINGIVIE. —Number of visitors for the week ending Deo. 16, 1.941 ; Inal number vises the opening of the museum free difly (1111111lay.15.58) 982374. CILTITAL Patacs. Out Sziuszro Dar. MONDAY, DEC. 18. A4inimicsi wren% 566 ; ens by mama tickets. 1,098 ; told visitors, 1,664. 1 - 1772 - 4211 vim• lot 0569 61 1 6k as Wm is iss 11 sok GO 73 30 N 101 50 70 100 100 101 MI 103 104 Om IP 31 33 68 50 444 61 56 00 64 " 00 66 66 56 4 0 44 it 34 II la 1•2 It Ul m Hat Wri i 4 19 111 Ws 63 6 6 is W 1 0 1 661 10:9 10t6 63 9 6 89 91 is CS CC 04 101* 101 101* lon 1 pis 101 JOINT 81013 C BANIB. 10.066 60 V 1 igra & 10,000 100 , LillasoeLesALlverpool 16,000 100 I Do. Issued at SO poi 106,000 SO Anglo Amid= 10,000 00 Anglo Egyptian (1. 101 .1 /0,0001 60 An Italisn (Limited 11,1001 Aal glo atießank.Cor.newsh 10,900; Mb kastralada 10.600' 10 lianlotkrtlislicolarabla 10000 U Sauk of Apia 9,000:100 Book of Lanßaa 114,006 100 Bank of °lngo (Manna) 10.0 1 10' 1011 Bank of qtmeneland (I ) I 10,000' 00 Rankof Victorta,Aoslea 00 l ,000 of 10 Bank Nap Zeeland II4 4.1.000, 60 Barned's bank ;Lindtelll Id 00,000 1 SO Bresithia&PortugaimeiL 10,000' 60' isntish 2 Californian (1 1 10.000' 00 'Minh N. AMMO% al 60,000 II) .0. Bk. India,Aaa., Masi all 10,000 16 ,Mara ller.of WM./in al 10,000 100 City SLOW 100 :Colonial 10,000 110 t i Com.kiank of Canada al 411,000 1 voin. bank of India, &o. al 1116,000' 10 ,Coondldabal Beak IL) 1 6,000.100 Omilonedel lll 0000.100 u,. Now 11 10,0001 60 Delhi and London 10.000 i 60 seat Luodon (Limited: I 60,0001 10 tasters Etchange'Lim) I ukco o l 11 / Joint Stock ~L) U 00000 10 Itog.doot&AmiCharad. al SAW 00 English and Swedish 41 If 06.0 00 ' 60 itnroosan Bankillinitod 10000100 Ilindainteldiralap.(l4 11 16,010100' Do. Issuod at I pm... ti MAN 100 , Do. New 28000 v» 'lmparts' Dm*. Thaw 21 UAW' 11 Imperllloll6llooo ll 9,010,10111.211 sl 0,000 ' On. NM I 100,000, 10 Lend Skir6.lsk: india(Ll 10,001 60 ' Lon. liii.of6lealco,eke..(L MOM 100 London and Braallian • • 4' 11,000 1 If un 7 &SOO 100 ,La, don & R'rer *OOO 66 Do. Yaw, tr. at le pas ' 60,000! IS gm. ClLlsak et Anne. *OW SO ;London and County • ra ceo, II London Joint Stook .—. 16,600 10 Lea South Abloom 5.000 10 Lou. or S. Western (Una 6,000 106 Do. do. New . 2 6,000. 60 , London&Oeuesissla 60.000100 :Len. & Restmloster .. 1 10.000' 100 111-r,hant 4ank(llen.).. I 6,000100' Do. New 00,000' 00 Nermingle livalum,L 10.000 , 100 & Prow. bank (L l O 4.1641 100 ' Do, do. .00 1 100 • Midland Beak (Usni . . . {',~oo~ ttional of AA 10 . ,000 6 Natio.— . Auitr.... ',bu•N .. O .wow ...1 I sy•evotk. 10.000'100 S.Pro. d lisighael 66.000 10 Do. Dad sad Sad lam 40,000 60 Iris , !anal Bank 17,600' 10 Dow Sou* Wiled 60,000 10 Now Lobed (LOMOND 60.000 ID North WootoTo 00,000 1 116 Odooliol Book 00,0000 20.000 0 Orieat.Com. B.Llote(1.0 16,00 d 5 Do. do. latell.l. 21,000 53 Do. do. latelr.C.' 20,000 50 'pr Nvio.Dasodngcorp.(Ll 7,110 50 Do. do. 20,000 100 Proviso d Dobai 10,001, 10 Do. do ...4 Ade II Wads. ranj..ltDdhl (I. 10.000 25 bails Loatrokla 17.011 Id Illuid. di D. 11. Aids 10. VA , Do. do. lao dim. II ' Maim of Australis —.l WISP 00 iv wooolud IMOD od Dolan& Ws ) ES of Imam MONEY NABILIIT.--(THIS DAY•) ONs o'Ciocrz. A general indisposition to operate in the stock markets continues to be manifested both by the ordinary class of speculators and the public, and the effect of this want of support is to render prices dull. Government securities are 1-16 to * per cent. lower. Foreign stocks are dull, and without spe cial variation, but Spanish securities maintain yesterday's im provement. English railway stooks are unaltered, except Metropolitan, which is firmer. The discount market is quiet to-day, but the rate for the best paper is fully equal to:that of the Bank. The supply of money is large—unusually so for this period of the year. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is 4 to 5 per cent. C ons ols are now quoted 8 7 to }, ex div., for money, and 87 5.16 to 7-16, or ag, ex div., for the account (January 9). The transactions in foreign securities are mode rate throughout the market, and are chiefly in Turkish stocks. There is & demand, however, for Greek bonds, which have risen I per cent. Brazi lian scrip, on the other hand, has declined 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 15 to ; Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865, 43 to I ; Spanish Passive, 271 to 28 ; ditto Certificates, 15 to * ; Confederate, 74 to 81 ; Brazilian scrip, 1* to rem. ; and Mexican, 244 to 4. The new Turkish Loan has sot yeti n dealt in, and the quotation is nominally par prem. American securities show no alteration, with the exception of a fresh rise of per 4 cent. in 5.20 Bonds, which are now quoted 654 to 1. Erie Rail way shares are called 68,1 to ; Illinois, 812 to 82* and Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, Ito prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 54 to 4 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 24 to prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of Englaad, 34 to 44 prem., ex all; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 64 to prem. The shares of the Colonial Company are quoted to If prem. ; Charles Lahtte and Co., 2 to 2} prem. ; and English and American Bank, 2 to 3 prem. .t . • 3 -.- ----- --- 7_ instant, but the allotment will not tabs place until after the 31st, up to which date awhcations may be made from the Baltic ports and other porta of the north of Europe. 1 DIONDAY Brionso. Consols, which closed on Saturday St 821 to 1 ex div., for the 9th January, open er at morn ing at the same quotatiou, and closed at 871 W T I ; For money the last prim was 971 to 1. official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1371, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account. 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96j, 871 • New Three per Cents. , 961, 871, 861 • India Five per Cent. Stock, 102 1 ; Five-and-Bali per Cent. **aniseed" rupee paper, 109. ~ ~; g CE.