The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-04 00:00:00

it is the in the net-passe shop St Ft= be lab win. wines. he cease ere.- Ilis Je Mani sslis4 W I thee ke in answer tee sons ionelableb hie = i primmer o no goals istisfaco Da reach prisons!. nu to ' kW, Intl ears of IS, and ow eat being poassawon re already I whims oil there lee keys of t him the Leg into his oaly two If he bad 111 TO had a • we with. the house ' the boom to woo con wood too od for bar room! to 12 n one of • relloas the roars of ore in the door in the rider and rte wands. I of ale purose of 4 they had eiterwards istanes-day, As the r the warn- Luty to end in wee, that barged with marderiag &c., at the arther, with ;alma at the ads, et the bar before ttoodanco to If Polka, and the Royal unfortunate he hoepitial rebly, he was id 41106. The d was in the a attendance e against the lid cot object , or with the is etletodY of . himself as a icestereeloale. entering the , and stealing of Pile" • ithe Orel o l r wu bulbar iog the dwell. in three Or Liam Clarke. • al• o f bilag nippeeed pit the hoes ow. front of • s od takes a ceoun• -- -:a he wig gardens seas articles with mined ib•• as hat • less?l b°P ,te the da• " id.° m desk to the prisoner im nd torahs' "mo • id to 0111 " ul T o . had nothius Wade. .irged with "isa y l. o u.; it ied Oa• e tor, )Ir., 801,1 of ego. Irrila w . t, & h o ot • T7-i-4 ty, P•OO O 2NL., of Mr. D7 l , .bar. 1 5d .. 0 81 s ietget o pe bud !L ireeL Ye e ai I 0111P 1 M . , i " hat ke s e " A him Oil 3 Bosto. 36 . dossu 44 •os Aourod PP'^ a's-raid, QllOOll . lll Aar. THE EXPRESS," WEDNESDAY EVENIZW,, . 0 4 WARY 4, 1865. COLONIAL BANK.- THIS DAY.) --4,-- SHARE LIST&-(71118 DAY.) The half -y early meeting of the shareholders was held at 2 ocdook at the LoaWn Tavern ; Mr. CRARL3B I MARRIOTT io the chair. The following bithince•shest was prsessted : " Debts :--Oroulatioa, 257,6911. Ss. 4d.; deposits, bills payable. sod other liabilities. 1,567,9641. 9s, 2d.; paid.up capital, 502,0001.; reserved Dead, 123,0001.; balance of profit from last half-year, 537/. Os. ld.; sat profit for the half.year, .16,8N1. 19e. 104.; total, 2,486,0 a/. 17s. H. Assets :—Specie, 321,912!. 9a. 84. • due to the bask is the colonise, oo bi ll s dimeuuted aad or:massed, inaludiug thous path do., tsc., 974,846/. 19s. 9d. ; dim to the beak in the °a miss. ou current wain* 16,2061. 19s. 24.; dth to the bank in London, on bins remitted, came at beakers. &c.,1,162,8751. 17.. 7d. ; bath premises end fur allure in Leedom sad the colonies, 10,2201. 18s. 3d. Total, 8,486,0611. 17.. Bd." The report rsoommended the payment of the ordinary dividend of 6 par cent. for the half year, and an aztisardisary of 1 per mot., requiring together 35,0001., and having, with a balance of 5371. Om. 14. broatt oe forward from the previous half year, of 2,4061. On. 11d., oat of which the board Lexamended that 2,0001. should be added to the mouth fund. Two °Two& The railway market is firm to-day, and several of the principal lines have advanced. Great Northern stock has risen 4 per cent. ; Mid land, Caledonian, and South Eastern, 1 ; and Great Western and Great Eastern, 4. London and Nurth Western stock is now quoted 1224 to f ; Great Western, 794 to ; Mid land, 141 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1164 to 117 ; South Eastern, 864 to 86; Great Eastern, 47f to 481 ; Great Northern, 1354 to 1384 ; Caledonian, 133 to 4 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 1253 to 1944. With the exception of an improvement in Sambre and Meuse foreign railway shares exhibit no h change. itlieu and Canadian lines are also quiet. The OB~IBY~r, is moving the adoptloo of the report. said daps the last assetlng • propoesl had been made by the Bank of JIMIIS6II to transfer that bamboos to the Oolocial Bank, mad this had dose been dope for the aura of 10,0304 The Beak of Saroaka, which was as old es the Oolcabi Bob, iniseferred ife aceowate on the 31st of October. The report wee adopted. Was as to 1 p.a. METROPOLITAN AND ST. JOHN'S WOOD HAILWAT.-(THIS DAT.) The test ordinary general meeting of the share holders of this company was held this day at their °Mem Doke-street, Westminster, to elect directors. Mr. W. Amin occupied the chair. The CHAIMAN said the bet named tour directors, but em. powered the company at this meeting to elect he. Mr. lirrann moved that Mr. W. Lee, M.P., sad Misers. C. H. Harding*, W. Austin, it. M'lLini, and Donald Nichol be elected directors. The 'notice was unanimously agreed to, as was also another appoiuting Mr. E. Bellamy auditor. The CEIALLUAB said the line was likely to owe out under favourable =saws. The Metrepolitaa Railway, of which this line was • breech line, had shown poet aspebility. During ow day last week it carried no lees than 64,000 panwingers, and the were 7001. • rails • week, which was doubl e : i t amount received by any other railway. This Rae would partake of the saws character. It would ran through a district almost as densely populated ea that which the Metropolitan pawed through, bet it would be ow structed at about • third of the cost of the Metropolitan. They had made an arrangement with the Metropolitan Company to work the line, handing over to this company 60 par cent. of the receipts. The line would be • dnglii line, and they would adopt the same system as that vrath worked so wall on the Metropolitan, of not allowing two trans to be =Wen two stakes at the same time. Their en gineer calculated that they would be able to carry 61,000 yyaaesaswsnnggeersn s.-day. Then would be a station at the breach of the North Western line, and they woulr bei also communicate with the Midland. They ex pected to be able to carry • bill for the Hampstead branch this session, as they bad the support of all the landowners on the line. particularly of Biz T. Wilson, and they would take the rectory for the station, which was In • good part of the town. Under thews circumstances there was little doubt that this would be a profitable undertaking. A vote of thanks was then given to the chairman, and the meeting separated. 138 187 f 8 ie. iii* ial l 3 3 73 Si 1241 96 96 id 80 66 08 100 100 i 1014 ad 1011 1011 ad -. 1u IS 1.114;* 086,1011 OMNI - PE No T 90 63} 1 I S t 62 71 63 ft 66 67 IS 67 63 66 67 50 19 St 39 161 101 16 Par O m la m er r r 161 IS 11 11411 SO 83 81 101 e par xd 100 101 11 1 , 91, 96 x 1 I BO 01 sd 1 00 62 112 11 150 101 14i 100 101 id' *412 par %di 100 101 zdi N 96 rtl, 1 . 1;3;1 150, 100,000 400,000 100,001 14 166,6001 0001 lii,ao•l 1000,000 110.0119 Ts:Mel 411t1 alts 11e1e.,11 MAIL Bi' 100) id ~~ &KIM/ 12,600 I 1016 14,0001 101} 1! id zd zd 1° . "1.0.t.! 161.000 17.600 00,000 11.000 100.000 100,000, 10 10 4:002 160,8600. 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(L, Il i or Jura lia,Lks , I II) tto V= Dissomes Land II Warrant Floonee(Laa IA Wissilsid,ak hatred L 11 ftB pa Sli =ice 10,000. 25 1117,1761. , *OOO 50 20,000 2 10,000 , 60,001. 26 10,000 01 10,000 50 160.600 1 50,000 1 60,04.0 10 20.000 10 I 10,000 50 I 10,000 12.500! 10 5,500 5 27,500 10 000,,vul 06. 10,006 40 40,001 60 17,004. 10 10,000 ID 10,00( is 6360 IS 20.1b6 26 16,000 100 100,0001. 40. WO 5 50.000 10 10,004 60 14,11)4 II WANK 84.. 1 _ _ _ l 0 9 rctle 74 4 1 71 5 • die 1 tire 4die Om 441 ill I% Weal, 411 4_ I t — d t s 14:14_19] 6 11 1 1 11 6 4 I I Idle par 4 4 t 19 2 i so R .5 111 19 I i t ta t L is 5 1 ix 551 5 . 4_ttisl I I L 7, II 11 t lis 2l ll :it r eidul T an " _id _id 911 tsTi a se 44 W 10 61 a I 1 77 79 16 18 SO gas 116 4 BWs a 27 26 Al 8 9 in 6 912 11 ID 93 DO 120 113 6 1 1619 B , l ' i pti is 4 i 1 51 1 1 4b Ps Fil 1 pm 1 ale IN 4 6pm 11 93 Foul' o'CrAci. Consols are quoted 89f to ,ez div., for money, and 89k, " buyers," ez div., for the account, show ing no variation of importance, compared with the quotations current at 2 o'clock. 56,0001. in gold has been bought by the Bank, and 90,000 sore- I reigns have been withdrawn for Egypt. In the Stock Exchange yesterday 6; to 6 per cent. was paid for abort periods on English government securities, loans having to be repaid to the Bank and the Council of India. The payment iu full on the new issue of London and North Western Railway stock also represented a total of 1,300,0001., the bulk of which was paid yesterday to Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Ca, the bankers. A large por tion of this sum was subsequently offered in the Stock Exchange by the broker who acts for Messrs. Glyn and Co., and, in consequence, the terms in that establishment declined to 4} to s . per cent. 1- tat} = PREFERENCE MARE& Great Western, Vat Midland—Word, IA guaranteed stock, 125. The payment of the January dividends at the Bank of England will commence on Monday next, the 9th inat. The present packet has brought upwards of 5,0001., on account of the dividend on the Colom bian Six per Cent. Loan. The following is a translation of an official com munication received by Mr. Hemming, the con sul for Venezuela in London, and which he now publishes in accordance with instructions from his I government. It relates to the very unsatisfactory notifiaition which was forwarded to the Stock Exchange ou Monday with reference to the Yens zuela Loan of 1862: FOREIGN' RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 1,), Namur and Lblge gas, 14S. p. an. (by the Belgian go vernment), 8 id. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 9j xd. Sanabre and Zinnia, 71. United Skates of Venezuela, Minietry of Foreign Affairs, Careen, Dec. 7,1864. Sir,—Tbe citizen First Designed°, in the szareise of the executive power, his instructed me to courrannieate to yen the following. Several citizens, holders of the intecior public debt, have addressed to the government a petition is which, referring to one they had already presented during the last year, they have set forth a preferential claim to the 55 per cent. of the import duties levied in the custom houses of La Gusyra and Puerto Cabello, and which were devoted to the payment of the loan contreeted with Baring Brothers and Co. in 1862. Among other remens, they ground their claim upon she fact that the said duties had been solemnly hypothecated to the said creditors by pnblio document registered at the office of the registrar of this city, and at a date prior to that of the loan contracted in Lon don, which on the other hand is wanting in tho like for mality. They state furthermore, that Mr. Mocatta, although bound to free the customs of the charges which burdened them, did not inks care to comply with this con dition of the contract. Desirous of proceeding rightly in so momentous a question. the executive power consulted the opinion of the council of administration, and this body advised that the matter ought to be submitted to the high federal court, and in the mean- while to deposit the proceeds of the 55 per cent. est aside for remittance to London. The citizen charged with the presidency of the republic, adopting that opinion, has sought the advice of the supreme tribunal, and agreed, in the meantime, to the deposit aforesaid. Such is the present position of the matter, and I acquaint you therewith for the infonuation of the Veseznolan bond holders, whom you con assure, in the name of the govern meat, that it is resolved to act entirely according to the dictates of justice, and is most anxious to find a means by which to oonciliate the interests and claims of all the are• diton of the republic. Yon may inform Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. of the contents of this present official communication.—God and Federation. RATA= gems. To Mr. F. H. Hemming. Consul for the United States of Venezuela in London. The Canada, from Boston, has brought 11,500/. in specie. The steamer Delhi will take to-day only 38,3021. in specie, of which 7,0001. is for Alexan dria, 29,6021. for Madras, 6001. for Yokohama, and 5001. for Shanghae. The corresponding packet on 'the 20th ult. took 144,0351. No alteration of importance took place yesterday afternoon in the foreign exchanges, which were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.18 to 11.184 ; ditto, 3 days' 11.14 to 4; Hatt:Mem, 3 menthe, 1118 to ; Ant werp, 3 months, .5.424 to 74; Hamburg, ma. boom 3 months, 13.74 to 4 ; Pans, 3 days, 25.124 to 174 ; ditto, mouths, 25.41 to 50 ; Frankfost-ce- the -Maine, months. 1191 to 128; St. Petersbtug (par rouble), 3 months l a4 30 ; Vienna, off. fie.. 3 months, 11.83 to 11.90 ; eff. fin., 3 months, 11.85 to 11.90 ; Madrid, 3 months, to 1 ; Wiz. 3 months, 37 to 4 ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.074 to 1724 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.674 to 724; Naples, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 ; Messina, 3 menthe, 25.67 ro 724 ; Lisboa. 90 days, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 614 to 4. The prospectus of the Nowgong Tea Company of Assam (Limited) is issued. The object is to pur chase and develop thirteen tea estates, already in profitable cultivation, in the province of Assam. The property comprises 12,000 acres of freehold land, held direct from the government, of which I 2,182 acres are planted, the plants on 240 acres' being three years old, and on 902 acres two years old. The purchase money is 163,0001., payable by annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent., extending over a period of six years. The vendors guarantee a minimum dividend at the rate of 10 per cent., payable half-yearly, upon the paid-up vapital for three years, to be calculated from the date of the registration of the company. It is men tioned that "the undertaking °mutates with the 3 ' BARIE-(THI8 DAY.) directors and their friends. No promotion money will be paid to anyone, either directly or indirectly, Two o'Gzannt. and the preliminary expenses will ba strictly oon- The stock markets remain firm, with a generally fined to such as are absolutely necessary." The favourable tendency, checked only by the absence ca p ital is 250,0001 ., in 25,000 shares of 101. each, of business . The funds have again to improved s w t i i th a first issue of 18,000 shares a , but vendors a cent., and a number of the chief home railway them ta , and 6,000 of the ' re nder have been stocks are Ito 4 higher. Foreign stocks and most already subscribed for, leaving 6,000 a larm am i d _ other securities are steady. able for the public. The discount market is quiet to-day, and good The third half-yearly meeting of the London three mouths' bills have been rather freely taken Financial t Ass , z n iatio a d rl v t a ittt i :i) ta is b cn ea vened for the at per cent. The supply of money continue 1, 23rd lared to increase. In the Stock Exchange loans from The annual meeting of the proprietors of the National Bank is called for the 31st inst. day to day on English government securities are Th e half-yearly meeting of the East and Wort obtainable at 5 per cent. India Dock Company is called for the 13th inst. At Paris today, according to Mr. Reuter's tele- The following memorandum is from the Nova gram, the Three per Cent. Mentes were quoted Scotia Land and Gold C om p an y (Limited) : 66fr. 75c. d Crash , being Sc. lower than yesterday. . Th e V irect " . N r ca 11 **".. d ha, d received t ag ing /stay t s.imitsxl) wed Consols are now quoted 894 to /, ex div., for' deices by • present mail :-Sberbrooko-Tbe spats money, and 892 to 4, ex div., for the account I n w: ,, V , :a k ' id Tlaw cress . !of the _n° _27S,_stoi !!!! (Jan. 10). The of fic ial business report is as id- side o f A c `r p r i t tt , tui onn size, and ha by In ; 7; f Iml• se solorba lows -Thr ee per Cent. Consols, for money, ; ol t have a `cod l ir de diroiWii i :i y ue to drop Wi th tilw af h t at wi lls will 89, 1 , 4 , ditto for amount, 891, ; Laisisiss this swats. Oldham-We our did sot gat the sew Three per Cents. Reduced, 882, 3 ; New Three per ; mill staled aural yesterday, too late to bare a batch of Cents.basd to yea , 881,1 ; Annuitha, 1886, 14 7-16, • ; India , quttedeThi;re are crashing cisshiuspg, the . quarts 1 rZiss Morrill Five per Cent. Stock, 1024, 1031 ; and Exchequer lod e . no mill works a dmirably sad tae plates are show- Bills, bs., h. prem. lag a faireupply of amalgam. Tim company's know mill b complas4 all bat putting au tb• belts and copper plates Foreign stocks are quiet, but steady. The a m some a i6 6o b iowdm of hers, whim I oi n k w ill Confederate Loan shows a further recovery I be lilted in as 0: 0 •100 at two da ran through the ys, of of 1 per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1862 , bubj • ed are the quotations of insurance, gas, have improved 4, and Spanish Certificates, , and dock shares, as given in the Stock Exchange while Turkish Oonsolidds are a trifle lower. I li s t of last even i ng ; Some of the present quotations are annexed, Inerarence.-Oeininemial Union, 86 ; Guardian. 49 viz 6 Marina, 198 ; Load= and Provincial Marino. :-Cireek Bonds, 234 to ; Mexican ' 28 3 ; Zak. 14., 7f • Thames sad Mersey Markle to 4, ex div. ; Confederate, 53 to 55 ; Spanish (Limited), 7) ; u s h ere dk usias t a rated), 5?, 2. I Passive, 3 2 1 to ; the Certificates, 144 to 14; °' l /1" and Coke .- Con nice (Limited). 104 6 . Equitable. New, 37 . 64 : European. New 71 1; GIOIA Oss- Turkish, of 1858, 702 to 71 ; ditto 1862, 692 w a 16/ 16 ; owdimnisi; 86; L a d". yps. to 70, ex die. ; and the Copland* 481 to 4. Docka-lea m dca and 85. Mathadne, 72t aa with a Transactions are recorded as follows: Brazilian, val T u h a e ble .1) ca Cas tle 879,50011 t. 01 4 tea, bee is now 1852, 1858 , 1888 ' 834 ' ; Egyptian, "' ; overdue, and the rate of insurance upon her has con ditto, 1864, 954 ; Italian, for account, 64, ex sequently advanced at Lloyd's to 25 to 30 guineas div. ; Mexican, for account, 284, 28, ex div.; premium. ditto 1864, 262, ; ditto Six per Ceuta. French The City of Baltimore for New York will call at Scrip, 12 die . ; Portuguese, 1 86 6 , efic., for account, Queenstown to-morrow, and mas sages w ill ytoa li ki a 47 ; Russian, 1822, 881 ; ditto, 1850, 862, ex div. ; received at any of t he El ectric and In Telegraph Company's offices in London up to 3.30 ditto, 1962 , 99 ; Spanish, for account, 47 3 t 49 ; p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Canada, ditto Passive, for account, 322 ; Turkish, 1854, for Halifax and Boston, will call at Queenstown on for:amount, 89 ;ditto 1858, 702 ; ditto for account, Sunday, January Bth, and messages will be received 71 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 4, ex div. ; until the same hours. ditto 1001. Bonds, 70, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 484 ; ditto 1864, 424, 412, 424. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 4 to 12 prem. ; Danubian, 4 die. to par ; Monte Videan, 24 to 3 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to 14 prom. International Financial shares, are now quoted 22 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 3 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 84 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 32 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to ; and Ottoman Soci6t4 G6ntfrale,;2l - to 2 preen. Tossnas Evzinsl. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to ex div., for next Tuesday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 891 to a, and for the February acoount, 90 to a. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money 891, t; e ditto, for account, 891, per nts. Reduced, 881, a ; New Three per Cents., 881, I ; Annuities, 1880, 14 546. 7-16 ; Bank Stock, 230 • India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1 08, 1, 1021; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. The India Five per Cent Stock was inquired for. India Bonds were purchased at 10a. prem. Exche quer Bills remain at par to ss. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a recovery of 14 per cent. in the Confederate Loan. Italian stock and Turkish Consolides also rose per cent., and most classes of Russian Bonds I. On the other hand, a fresh decline has taken place in Venezuela stock : the old Bonds fell 1 per amt., those of 1882 11, and those of 1864 L Danish Bonds of 1864 also declined 2 per cent ; Peruvian of 1862, 1; and Mexican of 1884, and Spanish Cer tificates, a. In the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted in East London, English, Soottisb,and Australian Chartered, London Chartered Bank of Australia, London and Northern, Oriental, and National 'Bank of Liverpool ; but Alliance, Anzio- Austrian, British and Californian, London, Bir mingbam and South Staffordshire, and L ondon, Buenos ATres and River Plate, were fiat. Hudson 'a Bay shares were last quoted 16 to ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to prem. ; National Db count, 111 to 1 proof. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to dis. Discount Corporation, East India Irri gation, Humber Iron Works, London Mercantile Discount, Ocean Marine Insurance, and South Aus tralian Land Shares, have all declined. Ebbw Vale , National Provincial Marine Insurance, Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, Trust and Loan of Upper Canada, and National Steam sharer, have improved. Ottoman &dad Ginerale shares were quoted 21 to 21 prem. The shares of the financial companies were in demand in the morning, but closed comparatively dull Imperial Mercantile Credit and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, however, have slightly improved. London Financial have fallen about 12s. &L The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational , 21 to 11-16 prem. ; General Credit, * to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 8f to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 31 to 11-1 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3 7-16 to 9-16 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(T..IS DAY.) Fresh up today, the erri;ids of English whoa were very moderate, but in fair average condition. Nearly all kinds moved off atesdily, at Is. to 21. per qr. above Let week's prier, and a olearanes was easily effected. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Americen parcels were Is. per qr. higher than cis Friday last, and other descriptions commanded exams currencies. Cargoes afloat were rather dearer, with as improved isquiry. There was a full arose supply of both English and foreign barley on show. Melting samples moved off freely, at very full prkes. Grinding and distilling sorts ems mended rather more attention, at extreme quotations. Malt was in good supply and sluggish request, on former terms. The demand for oats was steady. In prices, however, no change took place. The supply was by no MOMS extensive. Beans were a dull inquiry, at Monday's decline in the quotations. Peas moved off slowly at late amended. The flour trade was steady, and current rates were well su ZF:Zr e sted commands more money, In other seeds the transactions are on a limited salt. Cakes are very inactive. CUltaliNT PitRAS. &GLIM. WI Qr. WNW. S. s. Isom Ks* nst.lBBll t a b to 40 to SO lOU Yoe.whiio, IMO SO to as 1806 40 to 60 Morro& sad Buda rod. 1806 M la to 40 1 SARU Wallas MULL* 666 Grinding ft *s U NAM Imo; Nort sad Wolk ofr. 58 to e 3 Kingston sad Wart 00 to 54 Brown _ BB to SY Clak. I. O. io Scotch potato bah, white block Awl II Mararta 99 to SS 1 Tick 34 to 303 u Harrow ?Woo BB 88 48 If _ MIL __ . _. ai -- Om .. 3l to 36 V. . lo 38 36 to IN Boilers _ _ IT . New 63 So To sfails;i433l 36 to 4C Household 3O to U Country Norfolk sad Suffolk, ;Asa* .find u u sis u aooi r 27 22 U "MN& 722 Qr. 11220. L Dantsko sad IlLocisw berg 0 le licatock & Meckion- ex alga IT to 28 OL. Danbh sad awodlah 17 to 11 .FLuation ' purr 6O to 67 17 to 40 Ittiattoo. hard .oft Amekoso, red .. „ oldie 41 to 46 aumii. _ . ... Dsat IcaPl l l+l SI to 83 Put = SI to SO Stl to SS Limit Com Indio 2B to 21 Yellow ____ 27 to 22 Grinding Si to tit 211 to n Itsiting OATS. lora. Fru* far Wei 7... SI to BS 8 9 4 a 1111 . so sa Alserkso, per .. 19 to 11 Conadioa. .. 19 to it INTO LONDON. BY WATT 31 TO JAN. & iscursivz. Dot* Wow - l7 to 12 ~ God ARRIVAL& Of CLAW, &C.. CARRIAGE. MOM DEC. , Wheal Bexley. Mall Oats. raw. Shah& sad Tit Titi 453 13 1 1 t6O [rah foreign 630 .. 15620 .. 880 Veal BOO as 480 SOO .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY =CT= AND INTZRNATIONAL TRLRORAPN.) MOM OUR owx comsro(marr.) The market rating. firmer ; sales probably about 4,000 balm. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The demand for refining qualities of West India le active at firm prices, but owing to the supply offer ing being small, the sales reported are limited; grocery aorta remain steady ; ordinary to good brown West India, 284. del. to 31s. 6d. ; middling to fine yellow, 325. to 365. ; Mauritius, low to good brown, 235. Gd. to 31s. ; yellow, 31s. Gd. to 35..: crystallised, 335. to 41a. 6d. Refined con tinues steady, but quiet. COFTIL —The public sales of plantation Ceylon have gone off with fair spirit at the full prices paid byprivate coo tract ; triage, at 645. to 66 4 . 6 d. ; low middling and middling, 795. to 84s. 6d. ; peaberry, 75e. to 1335. ; and native Ceylon, at 67a. Gil. to 71s. Tea.—At the public sales blackiab leaf congou of common quality sold at easier prices, and Oolong and Canton young Rysea at ld. to 2d. per lb. decline ; other sorts unchanged. Rom.—For Demerara there is a n active demand at rather firmer prima. Good and fine so ld at is. 10d. to la. 11d.; and Leeward. at Bd. SwiTzrat..—No salsa reported. Rm.-1,300 bags of white Bengal sold at 12a. 4 jd. ; full I prices were offered for large parcels, but refused. CorroßL—The few islet reported are at easier prion. Jtrrg..—No public sales have been held to-day. Privately I good qualities are in fair request at steady prices; common I dull of sale. • • — HALIFAX INDUSTRIAL SOCIETT.-011 Mon day. Nokia in connexion with thin society took place. Draw* of a thousand persons sat down to tea in the Odd Pe!lmre Ball. A meeting was subsequently held in the Yeeinnita' Hall, presided over by Mr. Abel Heywood, of Mandisste r . The soiree was held to celebrate the opening of ...5111 . 1, 41contral and other new stores in connexion with the society. A statement was read by the president, Mr. Joseph G m 'wood, respecting the present position of the society. fito which we extract the following :—Sale of goods during the first half of 1864, 55,272/. 9s. 2d., for the last half-year 6 , 49 21. 15s. Bd.. incre ase 11,222/. fle. Gd. ; subscribed capital ball.yar, 33,7011. Iln. 2d. ; last half-year 37,0024 3 0 - ; NOW former hall-you, 5.1577. IGs. lfkl., latter, 8744[. 17s. lid, increase, 5571. Or. ; present number of members being an increase during the half-year of 450. Letters 'Wog) were read from the following gentlemen :—Lord T B ?slam, Professor Newman, Joseph Ilazsini,Commisskldwr „ul fol Birmingham), Dr. Burnet, John Watts, Thomas B. "Or, and Henry Pitman. The following is from the kilts: of Nassini :—" Th ere i s no t th e l eas t c h ance f or m e beim able to acc e pt an y invitation for a public "do e 1 I am labouring under a Novara cold, and mach- Multh o" great deal, and g enera lly the state of my and the impossibility of speaking loudly sad 10 8§ without severe effort are a Petunias] 0 1, " Ilads. Pray convey my heartfelt thanks to oar friends is Halifax for their very hied thoughts, and express my °eV sense and sympathy for the work to which they . have devoted thermal's'. I have been earnestly and an xiously *Whine the spread of the co-operative idea as the begin. to ea ling of WI immense revolution which will do more for the ; lr bretherhood of man than an y one influence exercised during i oßzurs _ o rvics, jen. 3.—The Queen bas been afie the eightese centuries past, provided they avert the danger tamed to app rove of Mr. Oscar Stevens Vice-Consul at amen 0 1 immoderate egotism, by solving the moral, intellectual, G . f h i. Roya l me mos the Gana Dnke 1 . 0 . 0 ° 0 1 reit rumor or and tathad economi c problem. I look to the working classes of a, ock i en b urg i a .s o k wa d o .__G o wt t . *M and Earopo as tin prominent element of the TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 33., net ash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 411. lid.; January, 41s. 3d. to 41s. Gd. ; March. 425. 3d. to 42.. 6d. ; April, 425, 6d. to 425. 9.L ; June. 435. to 43e. 3d. ; October to December, 435. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Megan. Patteoden and Smith report a firm and steady trade for the few hops remaining of lest year's growth at slightly enhanced value. Stocks of foreign hops on the continent are quite es ninth reduced as the home produc tions, and the hitherto high rates are still kept up. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wau mid Bottom. 2.1 e. ; Walls End Huila, ; Walla End Sou th Hatton . 235. ; West Bartley, 18a. ; Bebeide Hartley, 18.. ; Bastin, Bartley, 18..-88 .hip at market ; 25 at sea. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. JAL 3—Caledonian, 1324—Great Northern, A,1674 —lencashire and Yorkshire. 117—London mai North Western, 1:24 j4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 644—Midland, I 1414 nth Eastern, kg do 4—Great Luxembourg shares, 13 1-16 13 116 4 8-16—Confederate Loan, 521} 11: 3 St Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited', 9 Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 1 4 p.—ilercan and Es chauge Brink (Limited), 5-16 p.—National Bank of Liverpool , AI S 1 p.—ditto Now, Issued at fa. prem., 84 p.—North Western dunk ;Limited), 54 p Alhlon Marine (Limited). I Ifritish an 1 Foreign Marine (Limited), 1S pl.—Maritime Insurance (Limited:, 1-16 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), p.— Union Marine (Limited), p.—British Shipownen, 1 d.— National steam (Limited), 44 4 41-18 I. BIAXMOIisx, JAN. a— MI and North Western, new, was sold here today at 164 Dram.: and Birmingham Bank, at 35 t Birmingham Canal closed, 88 to 81 , : Birmingham Joint Bank, 37 to 374: Alliance Fire Insursuoe. is. 9d. to 6a. 3d. pram ; Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon, 13 to 134: ditto Second leant, 2 to 21 prem. : Third Issue, 14 to 14 poem.: British and Foreign Railway Plant, I prem., sellers. Prices generally steady. JIAL'HYSTEL Jen. 3.—A fair famines, was done, and prices were firm. Consolidated Bank 'Limited), 74 p.—Great Luxem bourg. L( 15.16 13 6-16 4—Great Northern A, 1674 B—Greet Western, 80 794—Lmicashine and Vorkel.ire, 116644 London end North V) astern. 12_3 3 24—Manchester and County Bank, 6 p.— Manchester, Sberdeld, and Lincolnshire, 644 4 Ditto New 6 per c..fit. pref. (all paid), 94 —Metropolitan, It 4 6 —New York and Erie, 374—North Eastern Eieralcits), 11 Eastern, 854 1 Munn and Mersey Marine Insurance, 54 p.— Paulo (paid up'. le)--Coniederate Loan, 624 2 4—National Steam, 41d.—Loisduti New, 5174 164—Mercantile Beak, 6.l6.—Alliance Bank, 14 p. D 081.1.1, J Ax. 2.—Three per Cent. Console, 891—New Three per Cent- Stock, 83—Ditto for new account, 84—National Bank (MI. paid), 9199941—Ditt0 new I.ssued 426 premium) (164. paid„ lei—Ditto for AC^olllit, 83—National of Liverpool limited) (101. paid), for account, 184 4—Ditto New ((issued at Sibrentium) (M. paid), tar account, Lai 4—Great Sou the rn and Western (1001. paid), Mil—Midland Great Western Halves (all paid), 18/ — Ditto, for account, ISt—Belfast and Northern Counties, 4 per cent. perp. (all pald), 89—rock and Bandon. 64 per cent. pm". di—Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. perp. (100. paid), 93. Sir J. P. Kay-Shnttleworth, high sheriff of Lan eashire, was the chief speaker on Monday evening at the ; opening of the Wellington Co-operative Mill. Elton, near Bury. It is a spacious and handsome structure, the pro perty of the Bary Omoperative Manufacturing Oompaay. A collection of working people and their friends assembled upon the upper floor in the aft moon, and after tea the chair was taken by Mr. R. N. Philips, whose entrance with Mrs. Philips the Misses Philips, and Sir J. P. Kay-Shut tieworth (who is their guest), was the signal for hearty cheering from the one or two thousand persons present. Mr. Philips, in his opening touts, made energetic speeches, which were warmly received. THE 'IVIIATEIZE IN THE NORTH. —Winter set in lin earnest on New Year's-day in the northcastern counties. The air was intensely cold, and the frost was very keen. Most of the ponds and small sheets of water in Northam ! berland were covered with ice on Monday ; sod, Si that day I was a general holiday in the north, troops of skaters from the large towns were out in the country soloyiag that I manly exercise. Snow was Willi in heavy showers on Monday night. The few of the country was covered with a white mantle, and there was every appeaiume that there would be a heavy fell of snow before morning On Sunday night the lowest temperature registered at Melton was 24 degrees, aid at Wilburn, 23 degrees. This is the lowest register this winter, Gaunt for a solitary night last month (the 18th of December), when 22 degrees were marked. MINES.--(TBIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. In the mining market to-day the principal fea ture is • demand for East Grenville shares, which have experienced a fresh rise of 5.., the present quo tation being 44 to Great Vor are quoted 33 to 34; Zest Lovell, 121 to 13, being fiat ; Frank Mills, 6 to k ; C li fford Amalgamated, 32 to 33 ; Great South Tolgus, nto 3 ; and East Russell, 5k to k ; Tincrifft shares are officially marked 15k. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. Monte. Aureos, however, are inquired for. FATAL ROCIDILKT 4T COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. —Oa Ifoudey afternoon a lamentable occurrence took place during the morning performance of the pantomime of Cinderella at the Royal Reline Opera, Coientlarden. Dunes the representation of the gorgeous trandormatica same one of the me*, named Chaumont, employed by Mr. Brandon, the property master, while engaged in hi duties en the stage, unfortunately missed his footing and pitched headlong through a trap, sod fell a depth of 20 feet on to the floor beneath. The unfortunate man was picked up senseless, and on surgical aid arriving be was found to be dead, his neck having beep broken by the falL THE ROBBERY BY LADY PHIPPS'S MARL—At the Berke Epiphany Sessions, held at Abingdon yesterday, Ellen West, i lady-like pion, 30 years of ages, was indloted for having, on the sth of November last, at the Upper Ward of Wiodaor Castle, stoteo a shawl, a black silk mantle, and several other articles, the property of Colonel the Hon. Sir C. B. Phipps ; and she was also indicted for obtaining by false pretences, three silk dregs pieces. six embroidered poplin dresses, two dragnet dreams, and seventy yards Edwin o f black silk, the property of at the Upper Ward of Windsor Castle on the 7th and 10th of November. The prisoner, up to the tine of her apprebensioe, bad been confidential maid in the service of Lady POippe, wife of Colonel the Has. Sir C. R. Phipps, 1LC.8., Keeper of her Majesty's Privy Purse, residing in Henry the Third's lower. Windsor Castle. Au immense amount of property belonging so Lady Phipps, and of which the prisoner bad the =stay, is still miming. The prisoner was found guilty on both charges. In defence, she stated she was in pecuniary dif fi culties, and pledged and took away the goods to obtain mosey, bat she intended to restore the articles when she received her wages. She begged the court to take a merciful view of the nue, awl ozonised her deep sorrow for what she had dame. She was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment—six ninths for each °fierce. A 8171101. AR CAPTURED AT BRIGHTON. —A determined-looking fellow, who gave the name of Edward Marriott, and his age sad residesee as " nowhere, was charged at the Brighton police-court yesterday I with having attempted to commit a burglary at the workshop of Mr. Bright, a jeweller, in Ourtle•quare. In I consequence of having lost a considerable amount of property twelve months since, Mr. Bright employed a night watchman named John Hawkins. Abont 1 o'clock I on Toesday morning Hawkins beard a noise, and secreted himself. Presently be observed a men pass from the I leads of the School of Art, which adjoin, on to the leads of the wcekshop. This depredator was followed by a second , and then somethiog was handed to them IMO] the roof of the Schooled Art be a third accomplice. At this point Hawkins seized the first man with his left hand, and. pointing a pistol at one of the others, threatened to fire if .be did sM surrender. He followed up the threat by actu ally discharging the weapon, and one of the burglars cried out, "I am shot; surrender." But instead of doing so be and the third man effected their escape. The man whom Hawkins caught was held by him until the police mired. Re was brolght up before the magistrates as stated, sad by them remanded. titled "Minding Baby.' The 3$ dorm °WWI were worth (at trade pries) 2ss. Fran information whioh be bad mitred suers west yeeterditi (Tnewit7) I° the shop of Woods's employe; and made sass inquirww. when Woods told witness she he had seen. Wilmot went wit h Art Witoo2l to the Standen! oewspaper Am. in Sllowlfinil After they had waited there i 'bort thief the Omer came in, Was Woods pointed him oat as being the peruse whom be had sass msrpng off the liel 4 n- Jobe wa s,Harriso City Polioe-oonstabie No. 310. stated that the prisoner sgi into his custody by the bst. 'vital". in Shoolium,asd be took him to the BOO' 4111111#410 100 . as the robbers bad bees ow:omitted in the Shand. and within the Bow-street district The primmer said be was hawker of newmapem Alfred Thaw, porter at Mr. limbo's, stated that he pecked BA 36 copies of the new lenqiigh woman, with the (*loured illustration " Wading Baby," end left them in the peewee to be rem:weed with other peewit to be mot by rail to • newsman in the oonnyy.Thile peeked them about 8 o'clock, and mimed them at 12. e prisoner was not is Mr. Began service, and bad no right to resrt° the parcel his defence. . TM prisoner said be should remove He waa maimitted for trial. MAB-LBOROUOH- B THEE T. unman': A IJJANOXD imecturr. John Wright, *yam man, described as an auctioneer's clerk. WAS charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with AmEng, • diamond end sapphire bracelet of the value of 501., the property of lAdy Maoris Oadreps, residing in South Andley-streea Hz Finch, of OISTAII-4,911i, Brad.appeued for the if Great Marl moemution • and Mr. Edward Lewis, boorish -strest, far the prisoner. Mr. Finch, in opening the cam, said that on the 21st December last Lady Maoris Chown was residing at the residence of her tote father Merl Odom; at No. 13; Picca dilly, end the prisoner, who was la the employ of Mr. Goodwin, house agent, was mimed at the house in making valuations. On the 21st of DitoeMber !Adz Monona Cadom was n pattiag away same jaweßery, sad a breoe let was Wt oat, and shortly after mimed by the lady's maid. Notts was subsequmily given to the polios, end the bracelet was traced to ham been mild at Mr. Atheshormigh's, Piccadilly, by the prisoner. Alfred Acidity, senistant to Mr. Althea Atteriborougb, of 33, Piccadilly, pawnbroker, said—Os the 22nd December, the prisoner brought the brawls; pranged to the shop and gained.t The asp urchased it ef the miaow for 10 geas have sad s bass knocked out and gold. By Mr. Tyrwhitt—l sever saw the prisoner before. Re said he list Ercharied it all Mom Hobnob= and Mores for VA, believing Me statmsest.l purchased it. By Yr. Lewis— shop is a pawnbroker's sad a jeweller's also. When the prisoner dret cants ia be spoke about trthe bracelet, but afterwards mid he would sell it. ite prisoner a few days ago at the Vise street elation. I Uses mid he ma the person who left the bcaoslet. I was fetched to see the primmer by Butcher, 137 0. Butcher told me he bad • mss in melody who had taken the lassiet from tidy Howiria Cadman's. We had seen the description of the lsaitelet be the pollee Ike, and Hies gave • description of the prisoner. I went to the statist, ad saw the prisoner par the window whilst I was 'Medias in the charge room. I had so doubt the prisoser was the lame memo, and remiceised him at onus. The storm were hooked out became the bracelet was en an. saleable me. I cannot tell today what the stoma fetched. The primer gave an address in Gondaltethest, and spoke with regret of the death of the late Mr. filar. Grace Christopher; lady'smakl to Lady Hosoria Wo ve, mid—l floppies Umbria's , predated as the property of my mistress. I lad aw it on the toilette-table in my isidress's zoom on the 21at December. I had sees the pre WNW abost the Loose, he being eogage4 in making value - . time after the late sees death. He had moss to all the rooms. Os the 20th December the prisoner was engaged in removing articles for the ladith There were upholsterers' mss about the home also. Butcher, 137 C—l made impanels, and succeeded in tracing the braosiet to have bees sold at Mr. Mies borongh'i. I afterwards went to Mr. Alexander, of No. I; Hettos-prdsm, that addreet being given to me by Mr. Attanborough, and I was then seat to • working jeweller is Blegflabletrott, Chledonian xcad, where I received the INNIM. The first witness's description agreeing with that of the prisoner, end finding that he was employed at the house in Piccadilly, I took him into custody en Dm 28. Be wasth en locked up at the Vim-street station, sad the amt day brought before Mr. Kam and there being Do tor he was discharged. Sind; then Lady Hoooria p aid. had given last:mottoes thatthe prisoner should be m end yesterday afternoon, about 3, I took him melody mai?. On doing so and te ll ing the prisoner the charge, he mid, ' Very well. I thought it was ail over, as I was discharged by the magistrate" When I took the primmer into custody on the former occasion he said be hael two or three small articles belonging to Lady Bosons Crag o, and asked me to take care of them. If • remand is granted I skill be able to produm th diamonds sad sapphires as I have ascertained where the; are. Mr. Finch—l mow ask for a remand. Mr. Lewis—l do not see the aeosenty for • remand. Mr. Tyrwhitt-- I shall remasd the prisoner for • week. THE EIGHT POE THE CHAMPIONSHIP. (THIS DAT). This morning, at eight o'clock, the London and Brighton Company's premises at London-bridge were be sieged by between Mend 300 lighting men, who were do lma:Med, if pomade, to carry out their purpose of yester day to • sneceninl issue. No almond train was granted to them, and they were compelled to avail themselves of the ordinary nein which leaves that station at 8 o'clock. They took return tickets for Honey, with scarcely a single exception. land when they arrived at Morley they all left the train in a body, and proceeded to a place celled Ooptheme, when the three counties of Kent, Sussex, and Sanity join. The sporting papers publish the following as the moult of the fight : " Wormald won : 18 rounds ; 37 minutes." Mandan was very severely beaten, and for some time attar the ring was cleared he remained in his corner in an limed fainting condition, having his fees and temples lathed with water. Wynn&ld, on the other bawl, walked away apparently 'abut, a slightly swollen black eye being the only mark on his flee. At the eor a Kindle. It of the fight the odds wen 6to 4 SERIOUS PIRM.-(THIS DAY). During last night and this morning the London firemen were actively eniaged in attending fires in various parse a of what is termed • metropolitan district. One, which occasioned a serious destruction of property, *elks oat in a celebrated building, at Highgate, known as Cromwell House. The MUMS commenced from some un known cease in the upper part of the build ing, and before discovered had obtained a firm hold. The sigmas of volunteers, the London Brigade, and two orfthres had steamers by Shand, Mason. and Co., quickly attended, led a plentiful supply of the Grand Junction Company's water having been procured, the firemen went to work, bat the principal portion of the building was destroyed, the roof burned off, and the lower part seriously damaged. Jest as the firemen had succeeded in getting this fire ender, a caM was received that a fire was raging in Stock Orehard-terrace, Caledonian-toad. Mr. Inspector %giddily and hie son, the superintendent of the Hello- way Volunteers, and two eeespee of the Royal Society, Mire . quickly in attendance, when they found the Deem of Mr. Lampriel, a cabinet maker, in flames. The firs was burning for three-puutere of an hour before the bemen arrived. The premises were destroyed and the next house damaged. The origin of this fire is unknown, and it could cot be ascertained whether the sufferers were insured. This fire had been extinguished, when a fire broke out at Battersea, to which spot the London brigade proceeded with their angler., lam! steam and manual power, they hewing 8v... 8 1.. Preceded by the volunteer brigades from Hodges and those from Peckham and Hatcham. The fire was that of the costly timber on the premises of Mr. Maude. Several thousand gallons of water per minute sere scattered over the flames, bat it was not until Mr. Naua.'ll property was destroyed and two private houses jortlally columned that the flames could be extinguished. The ICU leery heavy, but it is understood that the parties nets insured. an. Poe Qs. OILDINAILY MASAI AMP STOOKS. MAILWATS. rk iltrvA..WoL Mow Val I Bi sad_ Tr* 11°16°I•Illean't I Bilstoliisrl Caledonian Met an 4 fkumlon Do. A. J• so db. tall I Do. B Ip. a. lipoid to B. Debits sad 11lone DondaralialkbAbd.Ja Edinburgh aad OWNOW =wand B.Wesarra lootars Ord. BC Ds • Nook Do. Z. Abs. Stk.. 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