The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-07 00:00:00

Yr. Paget—People who lave bee* knocked tip by your wasy mots will not put themselves to the additional in convenience of coming hers., . Tim, mother of the prisoner hers Mal ID appeal to the in sprtrste in favour of her eon, and said he was a young wan bona in Stepney. s r . peget—Tbst is no urine he should hammer at a mple s doors in the night-time. You should teach him fatt The . mother—He has been brought up very genteelly. We an eery respedable. g r . Paget—lt is a great animate for people to have their ak .r. knocked M. He is flied 10s. The mosey was paid. GREENWICH. Juliann° • MOH WIDOW. Vahan Jones Murphy, a decently-dressed young man, d Chruithetroet, Deptford, appeared to a summons calling epos him to show cause why an order should not be made epee him to pay a certain sum, alleged to be due on • pro missory note given on a loan from • Friend of Labour So/kW. Michael Needle, the escrotary, said the society In gum• y ea wee held at the King's Arnie public-house, Church- A ra m, Deptford, but that the loan in respect of which the Waive due woe now sued for had been made to ow William AMMO; since doad. magistrate—And how is it, then, that you summons the defendant for another males debt, and that man dead, too' (Loghter.) Witness—Well. we summon him because he has married the deed mates widow. (Renewed laughter.) Magistrate — But before the widow married again, did you ever apply to her to pay her late husband's debt ? Witooss—l did, your worship, and she w ezoeedingly " sheaf —(lond laughter)—telliny roe that as her hue. band wan deed the debt wee dead too. Magistrate-80 it undoubtedly is, unless you can show that her husband died leaving property of snakiest value to pay his debt., and that she his tam preemaion of gush Whams—When her husband died he left a wellutooked gbeLsuiliztures, and the defendant is Dow in possession. to (to defendant)—What have you toss y ? Worst—Your worship, I'm no scholar, sod for the life of me I can't see why bosom a man marries a widow that therefore he ought to pay debt. owing by the women's farmer.hoeband. ter.) all oases of marrying a rich widow. Mr.) You are sow is powwows of the shop and which belonged to your wife's late husband. Defeedeat (shaking his keeed)—l'm sot so sure of Man. (Bestewoid leiughtsr.) It is true that I and the widow are married, bat I'll tell you what she tells me. She mays the property was sot left for her benefit, but for the beeefit of th em e twohter. dear oltikkeu her husband left her with. (Roars of ) The magietrate having ascertained that the deceased bad sot kit a will, and that the defendant was undoubtedly in pcopencion of whatever property had been left, made an ardor upon the defendant for the amount due upon the pro ream note, the society deducting therefrom the sum the dimmed had ea " stook " at the tiros of hie death. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ILIOTILIO TILDOZAPIL ) MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Asarvms.—Vision, Cargo, Staniar', Wag End, Posy, Jewel, Nally. Bolgrave, Sister Mary, Hu, Hecate, Ledy Doorstop*, Peru, Kim of Hair* *War Horatio, Li Imirism Dwarf, Knave of Tramps. Irreetteart, Gamecock, &row, Rom, Garibaldi, Terror, SlNhump and Buckmaster. RESULTS UP TO THE PAISSITT TIME OF THE AMERICAN Wam—Lee us for a meson remember what has occurred ewe this war begat. Shortly after the Limited Stales troops surrendered to Beauregard in Fort flumter, the Confederacy flew its flag from Brownville on the Rio Grande to Alexandria on the Potomac. Maryland was heart end soul • Southern slat. Beyond the Mimis sip* Adman and Miesonri were ooesidered as certain auxiliaries. The stare and stripe did not fly on a single point south of • Baltimore except Fortress Monroe, Pickett; and the Tortugas. Since that time Virginia lise been unconstitationally divided into two Skates, of which ass has been appropriated by the North. Maryland is bound feat in the Federal Union ; Keutucky is is the heeds of a Federal governor; Tennessee makes no effort to shake off the firm grasp which holds her aa Northam date ; New Orleans has fallen ; Pensacola is under the Oars and stripes again ; the Miesissippi is a Cajon river ; 1 Missouri and Arkansas are Federal states. The waters of North Carolina are sealed, with the exception of Wilmington. The mouths of e.arleston Stvannah. and Mobile have fallen into the Louis iif Mr. Lincoln's forces. Every city on the banks of the Mississippi is in his power. latest Britain in the great war held a Urger part of the revolted colonies ; but she waged war with Freon and the thirteen states. She hod one enemy within sight 01 her shores, and the other she sought to force back to its was 3,000 miles away. The North is limitrophe tr il iElTSouth. There is no foreign war to distract the amnion of her people, ant she bag made just enough to encourage her to make fresh efforts. Should Savannah fall, en sits* on Charleston by land will no doubt follow ; and with the possession of the forts at the entrance to Cape Fear River secured, the work of dosing the Southern Stake in a receiver will be accomplished. Whether the North can exhaust the receiver or not, is the next problem to be determined, bat it is evident the effort will be lonrcontinned and ssvere.—Arml and Nary Gazette. PLOUGH MONDAY.—The following order has been addressed by the County Chief Comtehle to the various divisional officers of the Huntingdonshire sad Cambridge shire Cotietaboleries, upon the Plough Monday nuisance : `(Circular. j—" County Chief Coostable's Office, Cambridge, Jan. 2, 1865.—Numerous complaints having been made as to the drunken, disorderly, and in some cases intimidating eondnct of the mummers on the tart year's Plough Monday, the attention of the respective superintendent and inspseton is directed to the suppression of the same on the coning oceasion, and they will direct their several constables le caution the parties taking part in such proceedings that they are liable to be treated as vagrants (ragoes and vagabonds), and in the event of disorder or importneity, will be proceeded against accordingly. (Signed) °sonde Divas, County Chief Constable. The respective Super intendents and Inspectors." We trust that our own borough polios faros will co-operate with the county in preventing the disgraceful conduct that characterises the proceedings of those owe and boys who visit Cambridge on Plough Monday. It is made a day of importunate begging, followed by as evening ! . drunken carouser In the day, persons cannot walk the Ogees without being pestered by village vagrant ; and malice walk the street in the even ing without being insulted by them.—Cambridge /ode pendent. A HARD CABE.—The following CIAO appears to he attended with extreme hardship :—Thomas Martin, now years °flags, served 12 Tian and nine months in the Nth, 60th, end 49th Regiments of the Line, was eight yeas and 11 months in Malta end the Crimea, and was severely wounded by grapeshot in the right foot at the taking of the quarries on the 7th of Jane, 1856. For his tooduct on that occasion he obtained etiolate and Turkish medals with clasps for Alms, 'Airman, and Sebastopol. He afterwards enlisted in the Royal Artillery, in which he served four years and 11 months, and he is now discharged se unfit for further service, owing to blindness, the result et his wound. As a total reward for his lengthened =micas and wound he has best awarded a pension of 6d. per day for the term only of 15 months, when he will b=me utterly destitute! His discharge ticket is marked " tod."—Tisnes. THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF ROCHDALE AND THE TOES COUNCIL.—On Thursday, at the Rochdale town council meeting, Mr. E. Taylor, the chairman of the ceme tery committee, moved that • mortuary chapel be erected at the cemetery for the use of the Roman catholic, when the town commit think a sufficient sum of money for the has been subscribed. In the course of his speech C. P T ss aylor stated that 2351. bad been subscribed in the town towards the erection, and he was sure the commit would be madman is pluming the resolution. During the last year 951 persons bad been interred in the cemetery, and out of that number 124 were Roman catbolics. He had ascertained from the Rev. Mr. Dowling that there were in Rochdale from 5,000 to 6,000 Roman esthetics, and them facts he urged u • reason why they should build them a chapel in theceenetery. Mr. AUerman Steward seconded the motion. Mr. Booth objected to the council spending a single shilling la supper: of any religious permission. If the Roman eatiohes were prepared to erect a chapel in the cemetery, he less prepared to vote to give them the ground, bat nothing she. Aldermen Brierley contended that as the Established Church and the dissenters had buildings in the cemetery meted for them, it was nothing but right but one should be meted for the Roman catholks, and not to be asked to seetnbute towards the Impetigo. Mr. Dewburst was um rind to bear Mr. Booth pass the rensetka he had, and if Wry adopted his advice they would only be adding insult to ilium Mr. Alderman Healey said that gentlemen sot of the Roman catholic faith had subscribed the mosey for the election of the chapel to settle this vexed question, and they would be doing an injustice to those gentlemen if they did at accept their offer. Councillor Brierley moved as ea o nteednmat that the cemetery committee be requested to Wean plans for the erection of a mortuary chapel for the us of the Roman catholies, and pelmet them to the oast nesting of the council, and the cost thereof. Mr. W. Saha field et:ceded the amendment, and on it being put to the 04•013 111111.0 in its favour, gad twesty.three agate" Widens the original motion was carried.—Leeds Mercury. JEWS. — According to a calculation recently made leafs the Moniteur), there exists is the whole world nearly ' OOO,OOO of Jews, or whom one-half are in Europe, rape sally is Ramie, where there are 1.220,000. The number h Austria is 853,300 ; in Prates, 234,500 ; and in the rest ef Newsy, 192,000. At Frankfort.cmthe•Maine there is I Jew to 16 Quietism ; in Sweden and Norway only 1 ia 000. Frame contains 80,000: England, 42.000 ; and Switr 3.200. A remarkable fact is that In the conetries wows the Jews are completely emsecipeted — that is, ia Bzlgium, and England — their number is rtimioish '6s • elsewhere it is increasing. Brace the commence merit et the prompt century the societies for lb. conversios If the Jews (33 in number, and employing 200 hos at the most, and with great esPennet x. 40, Moselytek THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, Bes. EXECUTION OP HENRY BROWN AT LIVER POOL.-{TEIS DAY.) Henry Brown, the only narespited convict of the Wee left for execution at the late Liverpool seism, soffwed death by banging to-day at soca. Linden and Henry Brown were connoted of the warder el a rasa named IY'Oa.lhy under the following tircarooteaeue The murdered men end the two C 011431111 all lived in Liver pool, at houses of ill fame, sad had been acqsaintsnoss. Boma cams of despoilment had recurred, and they had not been on friendly terms for some time before the crocarrance which lad to IrOuthy's death. On that day MVarthy was at a touNie-home with two women, when Brows and Lidos Joined him, end they sat down together end ap peered to mew their friendship. Afterwards they left the hones, end then immedbdely they were found fighting in the street. Brown and Lindon were seen to kick and otherwise shuns WOarthy ; sad Brown gave him two aneressive blows in the eye with the muzde of a pocket pistol. These blows forced out Wearthy's eye, and so seriously injured his brain that he died almost Instantly. They were both found guilty of the murder, and sentenced to death ; but Lindon's sentence has since beet commuted to penal servi tude for life. Bone the trial Brown's derasenons lies been most serious, and b• hes appeared to be quite aware of the awful nature of his position. Yesterday he via visited for the lest time by his father end his wife ; when all three were naturally much affected. The scaffold, draped with black cloth, was put up as the aorth•waet career ai the prison at Blade* yesterday. The *nicotine took place to-day at nom. Brows was so weak that he could hardly stead. The drop fell heavily, sad he died instantly. About 10,000 or 12,000 people were present. There was no disorder. SHARE LISTII.-.TH IS Ith l' .) Two o'Cioos. The railway market is firm to-day, and an ad vance of per cent. has taken place in several of the principal stocks. including Great Western, London and North Western, 'Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted to 1 ; Great Western, 79} to • Mid la to 1411 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 to 17 ; South Eastern, 88 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 48 to • Great Northern, 136* to 137}; Caledonian, 133 to * ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 124 to 125. . . Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, and prices unchanged. - I 10 ,1 I jai - 11; -. I 1' Twos - I j( -pm 18 I - I ii 1 Sio 11 1 ISMS SI II C IS Oa I MI, 40 144. M. ag. 11. SI 8,91 S 21. 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Now ....no guar. 6 p. ant. Do. do. L Do. do. do.— Do. ruts 'Kolb. Cory. 6 per o. Ed Yolk and Robson's Idyl I N.Bron.diCan.cia• d 1 11.1.otCealp.o.latp.B. 16oindo, rm. 6 we canal 10 Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do. 100 100 100 I ,100 IN 100 106 100 BO: Poo*to d 0...... Do. Woo St.lrlot. do. I JOINT 810 C MONEY KARIM-011Th DAL) Two desom. The stock and share market,. are firm today, although there is not much business, and the gene ral tendency of quotations is rather favourable. Consols are a trifle better for money, but unaltered for the account. A few of the speculative foreign stocks are slightly higher, and some of the home railways have risen I per cent. The demand for discounts to-day is moderate,and first-class bills are taken at 5 per cent. The supply of money, which is considerable, will probably be increased on Monday, when the dividends are pay able at the Bank of England. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 4 per cent, being lower. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Bente, were quoted 66fr. 90c., being 6c. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89 11-16 to 13-16, or 891, ex div., both for money and the 10th inst., and 90 to 4, ex div., for the February account. The official business report is as follows :-Thus per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 1 ; ditto, for amount, 891; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 89 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1,4; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 102. Foreign stocks are in more request. Confede rate Bonds have advanoed 1 per cent ; Consolidde, } ; and Greek, Spanish Passive, and Mexican, 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :-Greek Bonds, 234 to ; Mexican, 24 to 4, ex div. ; Confederate, 53 to 55 ; Spaniel Passive, 324 to } ; the Certificates, l4l to 1 ; Turkish, of 1858, 71 to } ; ditto 1862, 694 to 701, ex div. ; and the Consolid6s, 484 to 49. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Danubian Seven per Cents. (151. paid), } dia. ; Egyptian, 1001. Bonds, 97 ; ditto 1864, 95} ; ditto for account, 14 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 1861, 63} ; Mexican Three per Cents., for aeoount, 284, ex div.; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, for account, 78 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 471, ex div. ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1862, and 1863, for amount, 461, 471; Russian Five per Ceuta., 1822, 891, 90 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1850, 87 ex div. ; ditto 1862, 881, 89} ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 47} 1 ; ditto New De ferred, 401, ex div.; ditto Passive, for account 321 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, ; Turkish 1854, for account, 89, 884 ; ditto 1858, for account, 71} ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 70, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1864, 42, 411, 42/. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 1} to 1 prem. ; Danubian, die. to par ; Monte Videan, 21 to 3} prem., showing a rise ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to 1} prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to } prem. ; General Credit, 3 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 8} to } prem. ; Imperial Mercantile,. 3} to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, } to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman Sociftel Gindrale, 21 to prom. 811 to 1, and closed at en. For safety the ism= TM elf to e, and fat lreleary WWI. The business report is as follows :—Tissue per ant Ocasols, toe no 08/, L b. ditto ier account, OM ; Setllol ll 4 elk 111; New Three per Omit, IN, 8Y ; Lodi* Stock, 212 ; ditto Five pplltt Oast. VW* 101 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. D.Lwtwny 1166, Fa. The India Five per Osat. Slosh was firm. &- chequer Bills were quoted pes ts Is. peen. Foreign stocks in some mess were rather flatter. Confederate Loan deolioed 1.14 mat ; Moorish about 1, sad Turkish Oiwedidia , 13 Mexican of 1864, sod Spanish Passive Booda Certificates, 1 per met. Meziess Loan scrip sod Turkish Bonds of 1163, however, improved 1 per cent., and Turkish of MS sad 111_11, .1 The scrip of the sew %nodes Lora was aired this esorninq ii t i prem. upon Me Matemest that the Anglo- Bask haa undertakes to maks a temporary of 1,000,0001. totheirieeroy colds estates, but the price soon recovered, and dosed at 11 to 11 prem. The scrip of the Cambial' Fria cipalities Loan was quoted 1 die. to per; Moats videan, 21 to 24 prem. ; and Atlantic mad Orest Western Railway Certificates of Debeuters, lo 1 prem. Vary, is; but for the most part edema rumen :sluice to the forthcoming report sad asmouste of the Alliance Bank mused the @heres to ilseemie severely to-day. The ping °posed at 74 prem., roes to 01, relapsed to 71, "sellers," sad closed at lto 81 prom., being about the same as yesterday. Beetern Exchange Bank, Mercantile mad Iz, Union Bank of London, and National D eckf Liverpool, were also quotedlower • but as improve ment took plats in Imperial, Leedom sad Brazilian, Standard Bank of Afrisa, Union Beak of I nla od r and Chartered Beak el India, Australia, China. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 161 to ; Egyptian Trading,Widiema Dwain; 11 to 111 prem., being steady ; sad Joint Stock Diesset, 1 die. to par. ladies Irrigation, New Zealand Trost cad Loss, Ocean Marine Insurance, Therms and Mew Ilatieed Universal Marina, _IMO all Washed for. Bova Scotia Land and Gold showed litmus. International Financial shares were dull at yester day's reduction. Omen! Credit were also a little more offered, bntLoadmilleansial ware firmer. irhe closing quotatious are annexed, cis. :—lateissiissid Financial, 21 to 21 . ; 0•111.61 Credit, Sj to prem. •, Loudon 81 be prem. ; Im penal Mercantile Credit, to prem. ; sad Credit Fowler and Mobilisr, 31 to prem. United States 5-90 Bonds remain at 46 to 4. i i ANOTHS3 MATH PROM STARVATION. A shocking ow of death from starvation formed the subject otinvemiipitioe at an inquest held laid night by Kr. John Humphreys, Middlesex Oceimer, upon view of the WI of Thaw' O•r•wrielk a trier/under, aged es yearn. The deceased lay in an uedergreand cellar, and destitute of furniture. A gridiron was the only implement of cookery there, but it was oceveded with nut, and could not have been used for a month-a circumstance that appeared quite in accords's:* with Use gaunt and emaciated figure of the deceased, lying on a wretched heap of rap and rub. Web in the COMIC - - The fret witness called was the brother of the deceased, 10 who presented only too shocking • resemblance to him. He 111 was emulated sad feeble to the Last degree. He had a wife el and family in Purr, bat be had come up to Loodoe to try to earn something to keep them out of the workhouse. Hairy Cartwright, King's-road, Kinghood-road. laid— I am • type-founder. I worked for Mr. Figgins for 36 years, but I wee disettarged when I got too old. My brother worked in the nameplate 26 years. He left also bemuse he was too old. He wee older then I was. He, like myself, there got his living by paring rep paper in the streets and neer warehouse, and than it in Longslbry for owt. Sometimes he could get 1 owt. be • week ; sometimes not more thaa 10 pomade. Pon the lain three weeks he got little it none. He left Mr. Figgie' about two years age. He got so pession or allowance. I think he went into the workhoure seven or eight mouth' ago, baths was not there lore{. He suns out to get a living in the streets the same u myself. He had nothing after he left the workhouse. He went to lodge at 67, astrut, Hiap- I•ud-rod, is November lest. His rent wee at lint le. 9d. • week, but es he could not continue to pay so mace, the landlord lowered it 3d. • week, f met him on Thursday week and he told me he was very bed. I visited him on Friday night, as asked. We had • little gruel together, which I pea for. I was as had as be was. He had no fire, bat I got some bits of wood and made cue. On Saturday I earned • shilling and I went to him at, night. I fated him on his bed—pieces of dock, rap, paper, ho., In • owner. He we. covered with pieces of ea Old sack and his old out. There was no fire. I got • halfpenny candle, • half ay worth of oatmeal, and three halfpenny worth of . and we both made a supper of it. At 11 o'clock I placed • little gruel on the ground near him, sad I left him not so bad for New Year's day. I went back at 4 o'clock, and found the place all blank and cold. I sold cot rouse him. There wee no candle or matches, and I about in the darkness and found him cold and dead. ri p n ed •ance that his death wee accelerated by want of clo- thing and necesserian. Of late be did not earn more than 2s. • week, nor I either. When he collected 2s. or as. worth of pa he had to go about and sell It . He hod DO relat ive,kti per, ves to help him for I could not. The Coroner asked the witness whether he would not go to the workhouse,' and he would give him a not* recom mending his ease for attention. Witness mid ha h a d hardly eaten anything whatever L 110 i Ids ali I. bekl that day, bat he would not go . to the workhouse , for if he ■ did his hme would be broken up and he could never get i ss it spin. to John Barton, deceased's landlord, said that deceased vu • sober man while in his lodging. Witnesss did sot know IC he sou in such want • but he had given deceased some food ill two or three days be fore his death. Mr. C. Bewley, M.R.C.S., maid that he was called in and If found deemed dead, and looked starved. He was much emaciated—hollow cheeks, sunken eyes, and flattened .14 If abdomen. The post mortem examination showed an sib. mace of fat, and blood thin and small in quantity. The 1 , intestines were very thin, denoting long abases* of food. Death sues from inflammation of the lungs umlauted by g long continued privations and want of food. There was evidence of its bang • very slow death. The thieness of the intestines was a marked feature in the cases in the Irish famine. t,' The Coroner having remarked upon the sad nature of the ` 1 mee, returned • verdict of "Death from inflammation of the lunge, secelerated by long continued privation, and want s of food?' The 'my made up • shilling subscription for the brother I of the It was stated that he had a daughter in Erin, disabled by rheumatism. THE ALLEGED MEDICAL NEGLECT AT THE UNION, AT ST. ANDREW'S, HOLBORN. INVESTIGATION BY THE POOR-LAW BOARD. (THIS DAY.) 101 100 1•• IS This morning an inquiry was opened in the board room of the Holborn Heim by Mr. Parnell, one of the own. minimums of the Poor-law Board, touching the death of Timothy Daly, who met his death, as wan alleged, by the neglect of the medical officer of the union. There wan a large attendance of the board of Mr. Wonteer appeared for Mr. Norton, tre aral m i edical officer, and Mr. Lewis, jar., for the widow of Daly. RAILWAY RECEIPTS IN 1864. It appears that the receipts for traffic on railway s in the United Kingdom for the year 1854 amount to 33,182,4901., and for the year 1863 to 30,494,6601., showing an Inman of 2,683,8301., or about double the avenge in ere", per annum. The aggregate length of the railways over which the traffic wad carried was 12,582 miles. against 11,914 miles in 1863. showing se increase of 678 miles. The traffic receipts per mile averaged 2,6461., against 2,5621. in 1863; the working expenses were 47 per cent. of the receipts, against 48 per met in 1863. The proportion of traffic to the capital expended was 8.48 per cent., against 8 17 per cent. in 1863. and the average return on the capital expended was 4.49 par cent, against 4.25 per cent. in 1863, showing as incresieof a quarter per mot So that the net return on the working of all or nearly all the railways in 1864 was equivalent to 4i per cent. on the total capital expended. This is the largest average estate oo the capital exceeded since 1847, when the rate averaged 4.69 or near 43 per cent. In the interval the lowest avenge reached was in 1850, when it touched 3.31 per mot; it gradually rose to 4 par cent. in 1856, and from the , with some fluctuations, increased to ti per oat. ia 1864. The amount of capital expended to the middle of 11347 was 114,728.,0001., to 18.50 230,522,7001.. to 1856 298,946,2601., and to the middle of last year 391,396.6601. —ao that from 1847 to 1864, a period of 17 yams, the large amount of 284,218,2801. was expended ou Shoes railways, being an avenge outlay of 16,719.0001. per annum. The bottle receipts in 1847 amounted to 9.278,0001. ; in 11350 to 13,000,0001. ; in 1856 to 23,000,000/. ; and in Ism to 33.182,0001. Considering the magnitude of the outlay and other circumstances, the finetnatioes oe the average rate of dividend were not rest Of the 33,182,4901. traffic returns ie 1864 the 14 principal emimonies received 26,370,1861. against 21,238.8171. in 1863. showing an increase of 2,111,4691. The increase of traffic on the Caledonian Rail way amounted to 100,7631., on the Great Smuts to 106,8011., on the Great Northern to 201,8071., cm the Great Southern and Western to 13,9891., on the Great Wasters to 209,9031., on the Lancashire sad Yorkshire to 191,3351., on the London and North-Western to 449,6171.. on the London. Brighton, and South Coast, to 32,8401.; on the London and South Western, to 61,8451.; en the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, to 8 4,8561.; on the Midland. to 237,26 4 / 4 on the North British (including the Edinburgh and Glasgow). to 62,8)4/.; on the North Eastern, to 309,5991.; and ce the South Eastern, to 51,646 L, making together the 4111,4691., or 8.7 per cent. The total re. leeipts on the other Sees amounted to 6,812,304/., agaiust 6,239.843/. far 1863, showing an increase of 572,4611., or 9'lB per 0113 k. Ntrtruaotis DAw.)--Saaral a rias arse marred this monis& Oa trek pima is ths promises cempied by Mr. Hai* s tailor, al Mr. Job, a watchmaker. 188, Highareet, Carodso.towo. Dwellings sad wortrhop ars destroyed. Aan shoo took place is the promises &doming to Mr. Hulk" • assessierai. No. 170, Milsead.rowl ; the frost warokorres sad the res. hats .117111 destroyed ; this tire was gassed by bare of saga» angina to the osiltriglimeming 'gait s& A fire likewise bapposod os tho premiss of Mr. Elvio, gas barrel mannfacturer. No. 58, Poleadarart. 011ordetrat, sad ermoldsrabl• dames wss dime to tho balldia sad costsals. A third In balm out co this permime of Mr. Warms, balider, la Wavier-gardens ; this, aware, swim' to the prompli arrival al aristamar, was quirkily wassailed. No. 1 86.1 BABA& IPd 1 Cl. prima 1 We& 10,000,100' Ama t lisatermitas(L • 40 1 131 127 - \ 10,000 60 1 Do. New, fm. 30 pm. 26 •- - OM 20,000 60 Do. Issued a'. 30pm. 26 - - -. OW 60 Alkios - 10, M 000 100 •IllanceleaALirerpool SI 810 pm 314 8 1 10.060 100 Do. New W 8 9pm - 10,000:100 Do. bided at 10 pm lO Ti 81pm 1$ 00,000• N 4.00 itostrian 10,0001 SO Angie Malian (Limited) 10 11 lidle - WWI 40 Asetralada lOl OS 71 - 7,6001 40 Do. New , ail 46 pr - 11160 e 20 ,Beakotßrltaltleiwililit lb 21 2 164 - MOW 26 ' bank of 1 all IS 91 - 00001100 Bank of Landon IS 100 142 - .... 1100 Do. New, In. at Nam , SO - -•-• 16,000 20 Bank of Otago (Mated) , 4 1 les - 10,000,100 ,t Bank of Queensland (1 ) 116,00! 60 !Bank of Victoria,Anania 26 of 30 - 4000'100 Bank of Wales (Lim.) - 10,000 10 Bank of New Zealand • 9 7 Bpml* 1 1 80.000 10 BradlisnitOortugoess(L. 10 i s Ipm - WOO 110 British A Califorolea (L • 6 11 1140, - 10.000 60 British N. America ..... all as so 54 .- 60,0001 110 IC. Mk, IndlaAna, China . all 951 064 92 10,000 26 'Chart Mar.of indladka 1 all 50 61 zd - 10,000 100 ICU: ' lo 126 119 127 20,0001100 Colonial II6 as as - 20,000; W Cos. Rank of ladla.ae. all - - - 10,000' 26 Do.im.stlOpm.,lopeld, M 8 8 pat - 104001 26 .Da Ma. at par 1 10 - IMMO - - 10 Vortertidand Bank (1 4 4 71 *pia 111 1 6,000 WO 'ooMiamitsl llll 64 aedis - 6,00011001 Do. New - 90,0001 60 .11.4a4 London (Limited) 6 11 2pm - 60,0901 20 I&W n I arn I hanse(Lba) 1 1 - ....,:j 20 jing.SootoititstaLtatartd. II all 101 2 .- WOO 60' English and ilwedisb (LI 11 lone - be, 10 ire:owls& Baak(Limited. 16 1 04th. 144 iii 10,00011001HIndasaCblita&Jap.(L)! 111 1 opm - 10,000 100 I Do. lamed at 2pm l2B 4 Ipm - 90,009 100 I Do. New, Da at I pm. 116 31 2441. m 12.001100 imperil Bank, Lleratal 1 M 14 14 pm lb 0 00 1 00 Do. New !2O 13 15 pm 119000, 20 Imperial Manna 1 10 64 7 9 e zd• 17 16411 15.0001 60 . international Bank (L.) i 20 + 7l *Ms - 100,000! 20 !Laid Mart. Bk. ladla(L), 4 . 1 lisps 6l 1 10,000 i 60 Lon.Bk.ofMezfeo, _tag: 111 10600 ,1 00 lan. Bank of fiesManftLL. lit 8 8 els - MIMI 1 00 1 Lemke sad Brealllea ..I 4111 810 pm - 6,660 100 • Lon.B.Iirree&LIIMMLI 60 9 noes mg - 20,000 i 26 ; Ds. New, les. at *Mai 741 >l2lo ol l Xd 91 74 16 ,00k100 Lon., 8ir.096. In& (L ft ) 5 3 di. - 00.0 00 1 20 Los. MBank et Assaf. 4111 24 ss a 241 Id WOOD 60 London and County.... 10 1 80 84 - 1.0001 00 Lou. Hounnaooa.l.l.(L) 18 pi 7441. - 90,000 60 Loudon Joint, W0ek.... 1 to so 52 - 20,000 601 Do.New,ina at Wpm.' 10 - - 484 0 10,0001100 Lon, and Northern (1 )• 16 - -Ms - 16. 000 , 10 London& Booth Urban; all if 12 224 9000 100 • Lon. &5. Western ILIaL I 10 21 34pm - PLOW 101 gen. a Westminster .. AD as los - 10.600. 100 , ilerebsnt BankgAse.)..l 21 1 4 7pm 2111 10,0001 di Mareantile 4 ZishantL 10 411. par 04 90,0001 60 Do. New 10,000 '1 100 : Metro. do * Prov. Bank (L• 21 4 S ills 141 i .... 40 Do. 6.404 100 Midland B.aak (Lim) I2O idle par I - 20,000 lOD Naimoli of Lineel 10 8 9pm - 60,400' 20 1/4.Pra. of ftes•ak New, 00 - - - 20,000 60 National Bank, New 116 - - - 29000. 20 New /Meth Wane i 1111 46 47 - 40,060 j 10 New Zealand (limns* 1 gar 10as - 50,000! 20 ' North Western 1 I 1 1 pat - *aoo fa 'Oriental Beak Comore- all is sa -- 20,000 60 Omvln.Bankingeorp.(l 1 11 0014 - 20,•1011011 leorlise. of Ireland ll6 OS 07 Id 67,600, 1111 /Wade. teal..4kDelhl (L• SO 11 11pm - 10,010 II South la l a.& ' all 64 ss 111 10,000: IS South Battens (Balm) tMI 12 pm -, ANC WO at AB. Ala II Ws pm -- Ufa 102 Do. de. - 60,41011 1 111 OM= of Ameratla 141,0411001= of holead (Um) 11 01dJet 11 6 Skl6llll 40 af larks, •1140 0 0 171 km Ces ual L a rem ist 119 tll in = MITS.II n ••• IL 4=l, ao 86 1 7i 91 91 I* i.e Se 9 4 liss 110 115 38 40 76 78 873310148. SW rc ia r g prima. I etop. I .. 67 66 100 101 Oh Isom 4 0 81 71 110 94 96 mil 80 86 96 100 100 101 19 1014 1014 901 so Ile 90 92 69 71 6J 61 66 67 66 67 U 66 21 IS 29 51 26 73 11l 162 nut par } p la rd par ipla id 99 101 id 1 1 3 1 9 Itaa 119 90 99 82 Idta par sd 100 101 id ofi 99z4 89 91 rd 69 61 6 s 92 99 100 101 sel 100 101 xd *Ws pat xd 100 101 id 95 90 xd I. BANES. MINEB.-(THI8 DAYJ sti 8 Two &Moos: 4:la 9j *AV' 90 11.60 lO 10,00. 90 10,00. 6 60,00 16 16,%X 10 WO 10 10001. 10 3000 , 50 30,000 60 i ll 11 m. 41 43 78 80 13 40 p. 02. I 1'41; 1 ST IA t it 11119 _96 _9_ iii iii I !. !fail a i d t . i ail ao arn is _ 15 . la - There is Dot much business in the ininiagnrarlisi to-day, yet prices are well maintained. Ewa Russell and Kest Grenville shares are rather firmer— the former at 51 to 4, the latter at 44 to N. Orereh Vor are likewise in request, at 324 to 35. Wed Vor are quoted 2to 4 ; Ira* Lovell, 124 to 13 Great South Tolling, 3to f. Let Caradea. 14i to 15/ ; Tinoroft, 144 to 15 ; and Wheal Ores rile, 34 to 4. Yodanainutana shares are inquired for, while Cape Copper are dull Other colonial as well es foreign mines are quiet. The subjoined weekly summary of the instal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadeleaen and North : We have se isprewawint te report is the amend wade esserelly daring the pest week. lase : Walsh be,, are Iowa", sad bedew reported at di. 10s. f. e. S. Webs. Rails also lower. dasierdeldre Wes : N. asap is ets., bet orders hold beak widths the eassierly weetlei. Mad& pip close frees 49e. 1144. te eish ; mad Me. a mouth. per : TM, ingiort le riarly, bet sosheepd. Tie : They his bees se improved diessed. end rim an higher ; Bases. 931 ; Mei* 901. to 911. ; leglel ateedyr et the he. dailies. bet &Mad ale& Vs Pees. sr =Laid lest. Spolter weber lar i erlasey Lose* sold st In. ; fee look 191. 10a. paid ; epeeist bends et oat pate IW. a 1 Ibmi 4 6 pal 17 70 Hum-rases Two o'CLocc Consols are unaltered, at 89 11-16 to 19-16, or 89j, ex div., for money and the 10th inst., and 90 to 1 for the February settlement. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday next a special settling-day in the scnp of the Montevidean European lan of 1,000,000/., which is to be officially marked. The crown agents or the colonies invite tenders, , to be received till the 17th inst., for Cape of Good Hope Government Five per Cent. Debentures to the extent of 234,0001., in sums of 1001., 2001., and 5001. each, secured on the public revenues of the colony, and redeemable on the 314 December, 1900. Both principal and interest are payable in London. Interest equal to about 11 per cent. has accrued on these securities since the 14th October last. About 68,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. There were no withdrawals. It ap , pears that 100,000 sovereigns from Ireland were , sent in on Thursday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afterncon in two or three cases were quoted rather less favourably for this country, especially as regards bills on Hol land. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.174 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days', 11.134 to 14 ; Etetterdase, 3 mesthe, 11.174 to I ; Ant werp, 3 months, 161.424 to 474 ; Hamburg, rasa basso. 3 months, 13.74 to 13.74 ; Pars. 3 days, 25.424 to 25.474 ; ditto, 3 mosthe, 25.124 to 25.174 ; Frankforboo-tarldsina, 3 months, Vise 11 Peressherg (per renblet, 3 mirth% 304 to 4 ; 94 na, ed. do., 3 manse, ILB6 to 96; si. s, ed. do.. 3 months, 11.85 to 90 ; Madrid , 3 meths, 46 to I ; Cadis, 3 months. 57 to 4 ; Legbora. 3 months, 25.70 to 75; Genoa. 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Mersa, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 73 ; Limbos, 90 days, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 5111 to 4. The weekly retuni of the Bank of France shows _ : I the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted mow.' Government deposits Demon 1,310,000 Notes in circulation lmam 2,550,000 o- Private deposits WZWIIII. Advsoces These important changes, including the increase in the discounts, decrease in the coin and bullion, and increase in the circulation, are usual, to some Tai B iee ni e trro seneeeeed ir Dirin ter niro ebe .— 'The w ilt Ra man ; extent, at the turn of the year, when a great demand on‘ h eene Lye yd wore the Ilvidsad to o s o tat y m ete d. for money is always experienced in France. There is every remise to believe that the result of the MM. The following shows the rates of discount now rises woekisr will reed Wither ecofirmattes of the current in the principal continental cities :—Paris windows of t7e neisices el Mr. &hosier that the ssersof and Frankfort, 4 . 4 percent. ; Vienna, Amsterdam, will of the tomes sestaird by re noledise el the rates of f is 1813. The direeters will protonic haw% and St. Petersburg, ak ; Hamburg, 4 ; Berlin, 5 ; jeeledieir the twee., brought i s f rom the fit h e st-p ee r, a and Brussels, 3i per cent. Ours is still the sum o f s h ee t Amt. to d el l with le moor ef she Sr. JOHN'S-WOOD RAILWAY. —This line, proceed- dearest money market. receipts of tne eornsporriag (self-year, Inert Is wlll see Or out of the Metropolitan Railway, will pass under the The directors of the National Discount Company, be omits Meal to ins mosso of lea IC bowoen Fischley-road, and serve conveniently the fashionable and at their meeting to be held on the 18th inst., pro- slim/ewe be mods for W. We of MOW ehloh we. Senn dearly populated district of St. Jobn's-wood. The popnla- in that yeer boy the .de Onathess. sed Derr lion of St. John ' s woo d is principally &robin, aid p ro . pose to recommend a dividend at the i ncrease d rate Railway, thefor Use last will be fear aril as bebly every house will furnish In its bead of the family an of 20 per cent. per annum, and to carry the balance tw ee e t 1882, th e peer o f hi g h riles ass of gra geagegea everyday customer to the lino, while the other members d forward to the credit of the next half-year's profit Oak. This eager be eusidend ether Uwe a series the family will do their usual part. W e ere lerrY to beer and loss account. tory result. As it requires cry a teasa 24.0011. le glee the lines to be only a single one. We should have thought Th e di rec t ors o f th e Union Bank of Australia el aidteieed aiV660,4 at she leo of I per rota ace oa there is traffic enough to keep a double one actively at work. there is a surplus of 45,000/.. it is not loserratrie shat a The capital met ought not to be very beery- It is expected have resolved upon a dividend of 21. se, per share &oder at do rate of 6 pee met mar be sneerer. r to be only ooe-third of that of the Metropolitan. The lino 1 for the past half-year, being at the rate of 18 per N W na l 5 p er met, I. the w ereepe u reg Or a latti.— shoeld therefore be a good property . The Metropolitan will ' cent. per annum. Beare Neese. ' work it s l 5O per cent. of its reripta.—Herapatb. The directors of the Warrant Finance Company STAMFORD AND EASENUINE RAILW AT. —The MU* GREAT NORTHERN AND WEST YORKSHIRE RAIL- I (Limited) have d eterm i ne d a t th e i r f or th com i ng gigs of Room the priacipel proprietor of this sheet hue. WAL—d preliminary arrangemoot has been entered into m eeting , on the 24th of January, to recommen d _,_ ,___ __ ow „,,,,,,,,e. ...4 5..... eggi . between the directors of the Great Northern sod Wes Yorkshire Lamy C, o mpaMee f o r th e amalgamation of t h e the payment of 7s. 6d. per share, being equivalent see mar Ziare7e;oe; the „ am w ig. X o e te s e al. ime 7 r p.k i s. two noilerokiap, th ough the terms have not yet been sub. ,to a dividend of 71 per cont. per annum, which! wok the a greement with the Great Northers tore war milted to the shareholders. t will leave a balance of 6,0651. to the credit of now I ire of the lies having sapireL The lint Ors tentres new THE BLOCKADE norisses.—Another vessel has , p ro fit and loss account bear the coat of arms of the marquis. to bs added to the keg bet of lore—the g ee L ew stemma I The directors of the Bombay Gas Company (Li- RAILWAY ta Arne ROCEIIII4—The traffic TO. Stormy Petrel, sunk in the new inlet channel, Wilmington, I ... ;‘ ,., 1 i s comsqui p os . It te supposed, o f oth io ey oo ... awe 1 .........,1 announce that they " have received . fro m . eei wo le mai d rei n lwa lu c: ilt his tne il l7ni ummabor tal Kingdom . re am m oi7 4 ,ted isii.. fer . the w wreck. Of caviares we have several reported by the Hire. the resident manager in Bombay the gratifying 581 4801 .. fea foe the emeereeeka wise a fess yea, eff sir. From Key West we bare the capture of the Sorts, information that the construction of the works is 11.448 miles. to 642.7731.. shawls( as leeteese ol 336 with 78 hales of arr, and the Peep o'Day, with some 50 prognrsaing with much rapidity, and that the coin- miles, sad of 38,6371. to the reselpes. The gra , warps bales. Both veers are whores, and were captured while . pun y win be able to supply gas in the coming co the followieg 14 ndlintoss 111111111SaMMI IS MD DOIWIWIE attempting to ran out of Florida ports. A schooner under I mon th or h r., o lon 8,775 miles, te 477,1VM. sal for re eerverevel tbe &Wish flog. raved the Alabama, was captured off Gal- ' '"'"' 3 • 'estop on the 7th. The prise-moosy in the following cases A call of 21. is to be paid OD the shares of the ' ii i tg owin lw a h e feemeo el 'Mk . / 242 "...., L t e d 34.17 * 41. r e fbe ea fe r yte. " has been distributed :—The Volans. Sophia, Gorr Tyler, 1 Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited) by the 31st inst. Th e m onde , ee sh e ca./wee meggeted le VW: es Mary Wood, Doe, Clyde, Writer, Lynchbourg, Mary The Caledonian traffic return shows this week an the Great Foster to 4.7011. ;es the Great Manse S. Olistoo, and Brothers, The Ptarmigan has put back to i increase of 1,8041. over last year. . 9W. •oe the Great Berbera sad Wirers to 66111. lel the Hannah vi th aseum disabled. The Denbigh — tae most ' It • announced that Mr. Hen Worms has been : Oced .7lo n o wn w 1421 4 on the Lwi ew a " Nee* Werra racer al of the blockade-rummy% barium made WS round ; admitted leallee ry • ;to 6,5661. ; se the Leaden sad Briehiwe is mak : al t r i m is an t e repor t e d a t H t h w ith a f e u cargo o f : party of Goefedieutos, who were oe board as imessolem• , has one of ar r t i h v e ed g errs. The United States steamer Sonora, from New I Worm% les the Miami te 8,718 i. ; en Mr Iterli aiiiiii te Orleans for Saatrage, is racia ll y reported captured by • I The clipper ship Taiping, Captain li`Kinnon, 1 Ing. •ea the Neeth-Realer. S. 5.1816 t : are the IlentilP At Nora we have bat two arrivals reported —the uiicnkeethte passages en onDoc reoord ka, aft fr e o e m m t aking ___ .. Feeits;• . . Le , 9.93:l. l6 — . 4o: l l.. a.e ntsW ead .' ,..ib list (Z oom. " nowW ies,= lo Chins. deiestegallf.,the illseresseea the Pear Testradm Little Hattie sad the Wild Rove% Tb• Little Hattie ' ti so Glory premed by the blockading equadree : She left Amoy on the 7th of October, and anchored Z; I 'M' w ine ,. ii e l em . 34,1741. the IMAS that she threw overboard 154 Wes to soaps tare. Sr :in the Downs on the 3rd of January, thus coin- m o m ' m e s e ea Om Bee .awed SO lIHNN, readied se do 5411 of Deessesne% bet roMeed to neer . pleting the voyage in 88 days. I ead fee dr osisoopoodlolu.wok of ISM is M 1.11611., cs the 10th, ble t e beee " able ee ea "' Wanle tr ee ' e a l b l I A circular announces a final dividend of Bd. in shawls( on Immo, A The toodoli Mt pos. Alexandra oar Marv) at we hose hoe lAA- snow•sf le WMI. mole* h me w i se d b y t h e „ t h a w. et Nam, tee s b ni a dg m i the Pound, making a total oflloa. 2d., on the estate monow• fswolk,__,... --- - ism .. et ;oat T h e , sn a p 211.3641., essateality Uwe. lof Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co. merchants, who eseeete ee gfee r g em lem e m oook e s B,m wo. o f There are now 351 international money order failed in 1 8 4 7, with litevY 'inhalant I 1011,9141., indl for dos oorvosiwadkeg wok if hob pp,. ea Est tore is Brithn Amorist; 945 in Ausershre •; 46 ell 1 the Caps ol Good Hope ; 12 in the West Indio ; sal 2 st 341 f saw ba 28,426‘ thee* la alareeet el Ila lAN Nut" LrYlirUfG ' rd ef Mita le the nap. The 1•1•1 milfla of doe Moo west work of Akio% at which MOW mien ma bo Cease* which donna yesterday at MI "nellnri, " pest wesk Um a dooms as lulu .. unwed yob bowed so the Called Luisa i sidle. for the 10th in t., avowed this awning at tame if the preesdleg walk ma* taw Mil DeNnier. - i . ii - 1. 461 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western Original Pref. 4i per ant., 96i, 53 rd. London and Brighton 5 per cent. Guaranteed Sleek, No. I, 114. Consolid►ted 41 per cent., irredeemable, 101. North !Astern, Stock. and Darlington B 6 per cent., 32 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco gun. 7 per cent., 141. Groat Luxembourg, 13g. Namur and Liege glut. 14L per mown by the Belgium government, zd. San Paulo (Limited). gun. 7 per nest. (all paid), ISt, z d. Turin and Somata (all Rid), WEATHER REPORT.---(THIS DAT.) lattli IJ2I7IDAT, JANUARY T. t LIS. Ives, Greinerstle Galway Va&watts 110.11' - I 10.111 i 10.211 $0.431 . 1 W. 4. &w. . w. Cape Clear .. Qasrroatown. Llveepool Solyhead Pembroke... leotaaa .. L'Orteat.. .tochefort I Plymoalk ... 30.46 Weymouth.. 30.43 Peetersouth.. 30.40 Landon . 30.37 4& &W. 6! 6.6.1 1 r. 44 e.e .~►. SO Z. F4B LAIL L - - 27 N. S 6 W.N.W. 27 W.N.W. 32 W. Dover .• • - - . i Vermouth learborough 30.17 38 W. Welds 30.14 39 W.N.W. _. : , LW. W.W.S. Dar. N.W. w. W.N.W. N.N.W. N.W. N.W. 1 572 Itte, # W.N W. N.W. W.N.W. W.B.W. —ls -- 1 42 -- I 43 W.W.11. N.N.W. W.N.R. -Ii -II -Ii _. : i 111011 MILL BMW. 01 NOlllllll XOND/T. N.W. to 8.W., fresh Coign. &W. to N.W., strong, to strong. unsettled. W.N.W. to &&W., As above. fresh to strong, rata in place& N.W. to N.B. and back to W., moderate to strong, tine gene- W.S.W. CO W.N.W., fresh to strong, tale la places. may .. N.N.W. to W.S.W , light to strong, gene. rally fine. _ . LIMILN. S.W. to N.W., fresh to Wrong. Northern:Seotland. Wastarn=lreland, Wales, and &Ma t:ended. Soutbern=lfaillsh Channel aad By of Biscay. Eastern =Eastward England and North Sea COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVZRPOOL OOTTON MARLIT. (THIS DAT.) (sr =Dm= £JD EresOOATIOWAL niaaiurs.) tram ova owl oosiumulinner.) The market is doll, sad prism Min* le lama d holders. Wel &beat 3,000 es 4,000 balm TALLOW NARIEST.--CTHDI DAT.) no market lo (OA Prior an qeolad as know : Tow' Sallow, 41s. Id.; roltesborg Y.C. SU** 41a. 61. ; Isattary, 41a. 3d. ; 4la. ; April. to 425. Id. ; Joao, 435. ; (Mobile to Doosultor, Us. di NAME, ANKILLGEL —Two taw, 435. ; fat ditto, 2.. I ; yellow Ilisolao, 420. 9d. ; looked 32.. Id. ; rough ditto, ids. ; taw Iwo% 189 , ; drop, 79 SMITHFIELD HAT MARKIT.—(TBII DAT.) Meters. Harvey end Med= ripen trade 6114 et the tel. lowing Priem :—tiopettsr sesedow bey, 110 s. M 1011 e. Clover, aid, 110 s. to ; strew, 275. to Syr. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAT.) Frail sad vegetables, both el fenny sad Beg Mel =Aisne to be supplied is qesautise seglaiset er tot demand. Fees, ensaistiag et Haight's Norwell, Pans Colmar. Beane &Arenberg. Wisner Nolen, Glas Hereon, Easter &miff, sad others sear still be bed le eseellesig owediaws. Apply easy she tie ehisissed is shagbark Grapes we still sufaleleet fee the &mad. del them is elvo fair supply. last eine P f i r s o l it to 80s. per 100th'. Winne see plentiful, sad wisps see abusdeat sad cheap. to.. sealtain awg fwfsel kidney buses easy sow be had ; sad el assterleis ley rL • fresh sagely is *Maned daily frees Perla Loma fetch from be. to per 100. New resins Is. dd. Per lla Flnwers chiefly egoist at heaths, taps. Chien primulas, saslese, assaalas, migasastie, sad noes. la I ,I; - 64 1011 id ad zd 100 e id sd sd M g -. 0 all ..-. all I* ^ 16 'N 0 . ,---1