The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-22 00:00:00

krILIGENCE. B DAY.) UEEN'S BENCH. woe at Onlidhall.--fkarra kbara sad a Special Jury.) V. IMMO AID ASOIIIII4 csie, whisk was ea action to ink% was re tide run= BMWS. Q. 0., end Mr. J., _Hawkins. re ethanol far the aerelelath r the defendant Faith. Wiekthe—He kept the cs 6, referents to it that Mr. Raga,. dame before the 24th of Jamn ease had spoken of interviews to that 444 1111 of Willman, %nem and he heard in Jose lath that Yr. 0,000 f., having beta ethealted Scotland, as well aa then taking in Works. Be maw dilealties d, and he saw Mr. Gnu]. n o never entertained the • re the board, sad did sot Weed ad it altogether. Wastes saw nu, end west into the oaths le he saw Onswithay Bailey, sat arid it sided in his atharnag pocket, and had thee bets names of the plaintiffs rasa. ust Parry—l was to ham the it has net been asoniained yak Logan should have any internist sae* of my own, isdepsedeet of underetaading bo ws , Shah the lattsr should kay o am to receive for the ao. i did not Jogged to me to S. When the matte' was off od it on his own print* account. Lops told him the booms to In DO and the sham album Mr. xrgbilf„ the chairman. sad alMe with Mr. Wiekeus, who was works. He never heard at s in the transaction. Same Ilegloce as a eanvuwa. to him afterwards, and asked to Scotisad and canvas, for shams, the directors of the company. d to= aid he wu of opinion that Mr. at the plaintiffs oat of court. ittoi than was evidence at a clehandanY pty the *Wilk, 8r ea. 9,44 • WOW 001044.4.. an that he lent the wasmo. nod that them was evidence rid, Very well'; let it be so ; and .awkins leave to move court opus am ought to have goo* to the eg addreend the jvay lammed up. He Feather* were naideration ; first was an epee. a plaintiffs that if they got ea odd hare 5,0001. bares as NW • foist acidee. the evidence anal could not do if Polak pli4gad• I authority. &Graft witatiap party to *and tablithed. waste a t,rol ° ..2 ,-tiffs, agency. He would not dop ;out the whole traarclion fns ▪ all the parties concerned. He netheaed • property and handed it was not fur and nieeeenble some profit for having Eva rhea in a transaction relating etyma 250,0001. or 350,0004 pockets of the promotes, and a (in corder that the r and attractive form), a= be bought back at 2 pasenien, og that before any perms teak wought to behind the • Is true foundation et upon whisk :owever, if the defendants entered r would, of course, be bound to hell conditions of the agreement The thief question was wbetbow the advance of the 10,0001. de. hey would be entitled to recover, old be for the defendant'. lag together for Ilse minute", re. deedeate. BATE AND DIVORCE. I Judge Ordinary. ) __ AHD ROWNEY :—PART HUED. ith him Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., ead ) the evidence oa behalf dike confidently submitted bed balsa (with him Dr. Spinks), than ad• rsepondent. lie argued at gnat perfectly ignorant of the charges gaiost her ; and th►t tiny ►ad, is order to excuse the petitions lus cruelty. is addressing the court whoa we ? ELNKR,IJPTCY. kenoiasioner 110 'ma.) MS.—DOUBLE BABLEUETCT. i gun manufacturer, at Bann. l of Bing (Sty. Klis on his own petition on the Llalt as to that a jadowat had bees ankrupt for 3601., and a jar ma was taken ont, ram. ber, bat the hearing was &diorama is was again ad Dated team& judgment cre di tor. Two bills at Ito the taxing offiee, and the Cl djudiaation should have the pre• at the adjudication obtained by ye precedence, as it had relearn the summons. The proceedings would be annulled. =missies's . Gou!burs.) ZS ,ceased victualler, of Billiard-lam, 'he baukrupt bed been required to which Dot being satisfactory, sa ntbs was ordered. before the court a few dap sr. O aerial after the order of dis hilted, his Honour mode the My of a case, "Sinelloetnim on and Weisby. 71), in white of the Court of Review, confirmed for mantling a fiat in ankftiPtero wovions proreediop under the fiel bad always been held that the 11• ell proceedings adder it. Registrar Brougham.) oemmiaL rusalmisr.., Ste., CO& POSATION. Fe Raymond, was described as Id "'wick. Commander in the Bold ind chairman of the amnia Agency Corporation (Limited!. on the bankrupt's own pat. Oaoribee the cause of b of income so support my lugs t ) pay 30f. per annum out the benefit of the creditors 'ploy by order of the court, 801 my sZary as chairman of the Or to Agency Corporation (Limited)." 101., of which 1,1901. is due to X& ng. Mr. George Godbolt, grom4 a appointed trade assignee. Ir. Registrar Roche.) IN LEIGTII.—DIVIDEND. late police magistrate, or Wash* seently before the court, sad is Dew of the commissioner. This was• I stated that there is between Ma t will yield a small dividend oa the bows 30,0001. ILION COURTS. 'HIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, IMPERIAL PI HOUSE OF 0011110101.--(11118 DAY.) Mr. EICOURFDILID moved the nomad seedless of the Private lOW Oasts Will, stating *Mb. brought it in, as chair man al • ocensoltise a/ lad year, whist aminimoualy recom mended that mob a amass Mould be offered to the home ; lir. Massey, theists &airman al committees, especially having gives as opinion that it was required. Tbe object of the bill was to give costs sealant parties to say railway bills, the hiP ois whisk were deelesed by must committees to as onaded, vexations, illusory, cr saassaassrry ;or ful filling the WOWS( a expo seek words which hereelter be inserted is the bill • the result of which, it was believed, would be to diseases.. mem speculative schemes, and to prevent vexatious apposition to bowl Ade projeote. Mr• cR ulcima." ih• go 04"? . Mr. DENMAN was of thinioa that the bill would be • valuable piece of legielation No far ea its principle we. coo earned, which was to check vexatious proceedings ; but the bill es dumb was a bade too large because it went the Leath d emoting that the parties who might be unsuccessful in the proceediap Auld be Melted with coals. The word "astounded" would almost of neoessity produce this malt, sad he suggested that such words se musauciable or vexatious " would be sufficient, and wirldasee the mum* to work wall. Yr. PUOR expressed a hops that In any legislation on this subject DO unnecessary obstruction would be thrown in W way of those who were gaoler* railways in those parr of the courds7 which were still inadequately supplied with those reversers, each se Weise. Der:rehire, Core well, sod the west of Ireland sad Boothia& TORRENS, while favourabie to the prior le of the hill, esprerted regret that it would apply preotaliy only to ram; magered that the oars generally of private business might be much reduced by the adapta tion of printing to the records of the proosedi Yr. ROEBUCK stated his opinion that if irisoretionary power of granting oasts wee &ea to whet ONDMiiiell in mass of railway bills, a like power ought to be extended to all private bill, of every hind, sad he harshould ia oommittee more ea astradment whirr !add that effect. . . . .16.TIODGf3ON tiought that she power ii;c7ib; the bill would are in a selutary manor, but yet he felt that as the enesenent sow stood the power allowed was far too exten sive ; and with certain limiiations which might be made in committee the WI would work . well. . Mr. M. GlSSONpciatiaTia ilea a committee, which eat in ISA bad wrong is opinion against the principle of Magrcosts in caw of private bills. He himself osibte ow the subject, because Uwe was, iu hie opinion, no analogy between promedinp before parliamentary committeas emanate at law. The promoters al railway Nlis who two or emu three tines failed to ob tain them, maid mot be said to be in the wrong, in the sums in which namoomdul parties In Omuta of law were aid to be is the wrong. If an act was pained with the ward " vszatione" is in amatmenta, it might be made to amly to repeated implica tions to parliemeat for private Wm, the proceed's. in which were pettedly bong fide. Some of the sow lOor setsbliabed railway companies —as the Leaden and Bir mingham sad the Grist Northern— had to corm to parlia ment wee than aim before they obtained acts. He a t : 6. 4 014 post caution sad coosideration in dealing with [Left sitting.] SHARE LISTS.--(2IHIS DAY.) Two o'Cioosc. There is little demand for British railway stocks to-day, and the tone of the market is dull. Great Western stock is especially heavy, and has declined per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and North Western have also receded }. On the other hand London and South Western Unimproved }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 190} to ; Great Western, 78} to 79 ; 137 to 138 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116} to 17 ; South Eastern, 86} to 86 ; Great pastern, 462 to 47} ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; Caledonian, 1311 to 132} ; London and South Western, 98} to 99} ; and Metropolitan, 118 to 119, ex div. and ex new. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has been dealt in at 18, being dull. 6!!'!I lMelsallinkaa Ina .. z:sbmihas4-41""Less.3. :: tambu ßaticwwiw ase T Al : d t Da New _ Amok. I- ' 44 1 =a l ts (i t. (t.) CI at CIO Oft.. 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Goa. 000, N Oases Monts anus Ad N OrinislOontrioni(L. ,000 U Odeetalibidanal(Lin. 000 1 Odestal Oee (United) 6000 I Do. Dew IS Otteetbtleadelesan(L) ASO id Onion Bildeadinnee. Ottonea lbnoeisi (L.) Otecena Or (United feneoset/JLIMn(L.) Do. do. Do. Dew Peolifv.inaltilln(L) Tatosoler It O. Wren A NSW RAILWAY BRIDGE ACROSS THE THAMES. LAYING THE FOUNDATION-STONE.-(THIS DAY. The work of spanning the Thames with railway bridges is still progressing, and emisiderieg the spirited character of metropolitan railway enterpries, it seems dial cult to predicate how mesh, or rather how little, of the river I will ultimately ►e left visible. This thaToooo the founds- i tion•etone of the sew Pimlico bridge of the London, Chat ham, end Dover Railway Company—the second structure of ths kind originated by that busy corporation—was laid with the usual osremonies, in the preeenoe of several of the directors sod leading shareholders and their friends. The weather wee far lees unfavourable for such a purpose than the average weather of the last few days, but the proximity el the river rendered it desirable to get through the out-door portico of the proceedings as speedily ■s poirible. Antoci those present were Lord Harris (deputy chair m a n of the company), Sir Robert Carden, Sir Cusack Roney, Mr. James Lake, and Mr. Cobb, directors: Count Arrivabene, Mr. F. T. Tuner, Mr. Tritton, Mr A Charles Everett, Mr. Charles KV:WeI, Sir Mortda Pato, Sir Charles Fox, Mr. Betts, Messrs. Charles and Thorns. Lucas, Mr. T. R. Cramptoo, Mr. Ebsoessr Pike, of Cork, Mr. Forbes, general manager of the company ; and Mr. Johnson, the secretary. The foundation stone wee laid by Lord Harris (in the un avoidable abeam* of the chairman of the board, Lord Soodes), at 1 o'clock, on the north side of the Theme& The bridge is to have five arable, sad to be a oosinterpart of the present Victoria bridge, to which it will be closely adja out, but ver► much wider. After the termination of the ceremony a sumptuous luncheon took place at the hotel at the Victoria Railway Station, and several appropriate Mesta were proposed. ASSOCIATION OP THE CHAMBERS OF COM MERCE OP THE UNITED KINGDOM. MEETING THIS DAY. The delegates of the above association re-as sembhal Olio morning at the Westminster Palace Hotel, Mr. Bannon S. LLOYD, the chairman of the association, presiding. MATT OF OOKIIRROR WITH AUSTRIA. Colonel ALROTD mond the following resolution :—"That the chairman be requested by this association to wait upon Barl Russell, and to represent to his lordship the Irina taps which will be derived from the official aseistanra of Mr. Somerset Beaussoet in the negotiatioos now pending for • treaty of commerce with Austria." Mr. JACOB BERM'S seconded the motion, end it was tarried unanimously. A vats of thanks was given to Mr. Beaumont for the able assistasos be had gives the Chambers of Commerce in his efforts to bring shout an alteration of the Austrian tariffs, ' to which Mr. Beaumont responded. The following resolution was then unanimously adopted : —" That the following irentlemen be a special committee for the purpose of watching the proceedings of government, to give recommendations to the various chambers as to any further proceedings which it may be necessary for them to take relative to the negotiatioes for a treaty of commerce with Austria :—Mr. Lupton or Mr. Wortabtuy, Mr. All. husoo, Mr. Bohm; Mr. Heymann, Camel Abroyd, Mr. Jackson, master cutler, of Sheffield, J. a Wright, Mr. Butler, or Mr. Kitson, Mr. Leibmao, or Mr . Huth, Mr. Wilma, of Xkldlosborough, Mr. Boffins. Mr. J. Crossley, or Mr. Whitwoll, with power to add to their number, and that Mr. Prange, of Liverpool, be requested to cooperate with the committee." PAUL Hortricuurrnat Socitrr. —T heir Royal Worm the Prism sod Princess of Wale. visited these imam el Sudsy last s and spent some time in the censer robe; sidercades. These are now extremely comfortable, L a no lramieg a favourite lounge for the fellows. Her thsDuchess of Cambridge frequently spend. ia - ..t i tt s h m s afternoon tote conservetery. We are requested state that the Rev. Geo. ?Ike Tensed, M.A., incumbent of St. Michael's, Bar- Isigbetnet, is a candidate for the office of City Librarian. hr. Trimmed is the author of a history of Leominster and ether pahlinetiors. LECTURE BY THE SENIOR WRARTGLER.-011 Than* evening a large company saissibled at the Witham Likes" lestitetion, to bear • lecture on Astronomy Sec he Hce. J. W. Sinn, son of Lord Rayleigh, and the or Wooster el the presect year. Mr. DuCase M.P., pis s* led la introducing the lecturer, complimented him ce his peat access at the University, and compared -- , elm, mid moms laughter, with the three yews spent by We (Ofd) have much pleasure in announcing lewd at ths University, which, although three of the that h er Majesty the QOM* "1/ SiOlibk, wire also, he said, three of the idlest of his in accordance with admix Mr. Strait confined himself to • con si deration her expressed desire to fulfil the duties DOCCII. a lawn methods used in the computation of the sun's die. eerily mmatedning to her high position, has issued tame hoe the south, and of the evidence which had mostly a notification, through the Lord Chamberlain, to the corps !liked astrisomem to accept a correction of the para . dipleastique, that on Tuesday, the 28th, she will hold a al agleam (8 deg. 57 min.) deduced from the observations ... out ot Bo ad e .h eta Ed am , w h en will be received the am __,lreas the expedition sent to the Pacific blends in 1769 - - - _,_ ee ee • Ugt. Cook, to observe the transit el Weans. The bessadors and minister, of the various foreign court,, Cc. •° ol _,. Meals me now assumed by Le Varier, from companied by the whole of the sta ff s respectively attached sesentwas of the planet Mercury, to be 8 deg. to them. 93 nia instead Yes_ e nre h enitod et b , B . 4 .. da d mitims .• 57 m of ie 'r the end poreuoa thle Mr. Hardcastle intends to move "Eke previous 1 ,.... 1 ern ohm that planet t the earth • 1862, question," as en smandniest to Sir Fitzroy Kelly's motion ' t rellis giving 8 deg. 95 min. as the solar ' p i :mullet, on malt, os the 7th of March. I : ll L aw •gweing with Le Verner, and diffisiog from The sittings of the Judicial Committee of t he the mkt computation. A third method by which privy Council will be resumed on Wednesday next, the oes f parallax bad recently been calculated l „ ax ,,,,„,. evaded on th e c h ange w hi c h took plane in the The f i rst mee ti ng o f th e N a ti o nal Association of position of all objects exterior to the earth, , ,__. h e ld 1 " °1 hem the fact that we v i ewe d th em from a e g at i oa ire.... wax on Mondry at the Rotund°, in Dublin. Mich wa s • „.._ .it rapid motion. This was explained in con. Th ere were not more Mum about 150 persons present, and . .7 . .• w ith the theory of the aberration of light ; sod as Pearly one-third of this number were Roman Catholic ''" ieellt of ealcul.tiom the solar parallax came t 84 2.66 • These 0 , . 1 clergymen. Alderman M'Swiney presided, and delivered . • l address, in tbe worse of which he stated t "fen " ma elet ai "' -- -16.---7". values. the i rmul nu t 0f ... 5uch ... 16 , :1 h.: had been threatened with assassination for taking put in ne le dasht"..riar ix = a n Z r it a . w. r or .T. tm . a .. -----, the format ion of the association. Mr. Dino*, Mr. Deese, of •••. en helitsted to Place the sun at distance front the and ti tle% d 9 1. 00 9,000 lasted of 95,000 , 000 6 of miles. The Oases, and several primed, delivered long speeches, p• Wes to parliament were adopted, &akin for an arrange tek".4.4.... tt piso. tr eitof neee Ven ni ns ber (M B r . . 1 8 7 ST : r a sa!! aiincolnbiclurstr)lBB2.will tof the land tenure and the withdrawal of question, all melisiastionl endowments in that cannily. The pro• -••• voice ti me will not he another till the ceedioge lasted more than four hears, for the but two of Yeti t 99at__.__. It wee to he hoped that the new value which (says the Madill Expreie) the audios*" numbered h e ie, . , Parallax would be then confirmed. though melee. _IF a deem Mg 6 lo make of the transit of 1874 it rain LAMA Irar OF NORTHOMHERLLND.—The Pik - I vastri to seed an expedition to the South funeral of his grace will take place en Saturday next a t mettlia dfter a vote of thanks bad been given M Mr. nor o'clock in Westminster Abbey . The service i" be 4 .,..._ wait was passed to the chairman and Mr. Du fully chant. The music will be by Dr. Croft, formerly tiljjk i L ei P u '., le& id perhaps he might lie allowed to °Magid and gentleman ot the ChaPel ReYel, aid .....,,,,---• -Pe r el: they had beard that night of the Henry Purcell t i esaaisk a.... Wastminoter Abbey in --'"• d Wiens th a t h e Itemised on th e previous day the time of Char II). The anthem will be Handers -heels eat Port • Matisman who lad been me of a deputes " His body is burled In " The funeral service ...._____ ... lord Palm erston to ask him to send out an will be read by the vrrßev. Dr. Stanley, Dean •iimi expeition to observe the transit of of Westminster ; end Mr.Turle sill wends at theories. On ~,,e• ie 1874. (Laughter .) Lord Palmerston replied this occasion the body will not (as is customary) be taken set si {ass t h e* i. as he could do so at the inressnt moment he into the choir. The family vault of the Perey s . is on ID: "hate to afford any aid hie power to pro. , the right as you enter St. Stephen a Chapel, which is con b opi d so Interesting, and that he sincerely ; tiptoes to Henry the Seventh a Chapel. Admision to the sigh / be alive std Prime Minister of t 1 Abbey will be by tickets, obtainable at Northumberland _ kith _ Jthici thatperied should arrive. (Great laughter.) House. L wt i 7 1 " la " ( 31 r• Du (lans) could not loin in the hope that I Tug Dusit or ArßoLs.—lt seems to be generally tu t : 162 entoe would be Prime Minister ofd at , itiiderstood, writes tbe eirreepondent of Saunders's News ,* t'•• - Hisghterl-he most medially the I Letter, that the Duke of Northumberland, just deceased, shy,. n"' es it nes passible, that the noble lord might be 1 lied lees sanonneed hie inteatioa to bequeath • large por badihMthat all now present might be alive sad in good tins al lie landed estates to hie nephew, the Doke of the c."'"' "iTita, te hair the remit of the expedition to . Athol'. It is to be presumed that this devise sill mit aaw,h Pa IO Observe the tramit of Venus in the year 1874. clads say el the asciest posesesions of the Psalm (to which h e .*n,l" zed applause.) And there was me other wish his paw eneesidall only se becoming heed el the Percy.), th,,r , ... to express in allusion to a remark al but will embroils morel some of those properties which by preese rtuier-tbst they all seemed very padre" at the marriages end l •101111610131 have enetnally can told tn .,' "wit. sad lie sincerely hoped, as they bad been tend in she dukedom. Hie grans is believed. despite his I. 2, etc " s li 141 ' that their distance from Mere might me. tech PieeelY libelant , , to have died Wowed of immense 0 " iscre e••• (" Beer ," sad laughter.)--Bsiry and pereessl ;Impiety, be which, it is expected, the duchess (mi x t p ut. I will noosed as residuary legatee. OIDINAZY ULM= AND MOM limmure. NIA Stow Val" B il a m s it raj b --- ---- " m L . ; . I IM MM !al Szeter....l K Of LK. Mk lesigul4 aiMm-.... DO. AlAmodiv. until II Do.ll /p. Moabite& Delft s 42d ott ttbdan iJono 11:113: b mgow I=sad ILWistern mior, Ord. M.. 111 10 1/ 40 IS 107 110 Mle 67e 7 II Fe e — e Do. 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SO Losedes&Wesereele (L) ISO ILen. & Westlan*/ 100 literehent Bani ( thie.) 60 gereantile & SzobanlL. 100 Keno. & Prow. Dank (L. .. IWO Do. do. 0.000, 10 MONO Bank (Us.) 10,00;10 Haltom! of Llwannel 10,0001100 IN.Pra at and od 40,0001 10 I Do. 2nd new 10,0601 SI I Do. lad nese 10,0001 60 Na kweil Bank WOO 001 Do. New 110110 IS New Nen Wake WOO 10 flew Ilealsnd (Un(ted) * OO IS IM O& Western $0,401 II 0110011 Bank Oentent MOO it 1 Do. New, Ime. at 110iwn 00,001 Id ,Trovin.BenidagOorp.(l, 10,000 ISO ?melon of Ireland . 67,06, 0 sew% runtADAkiii 11&1001 IS Awn& Annals meow us Math Inetern (Line.) 10,08011011 IMeaL et R. IL Ants TAM 1103 Do. do. 000 100 Do. do. in. glom. 00,0001 26 Vika el anerella 10000300 Doke of Ireland (La), KOMI IS Vaicadiasike MONEY MABEEZ-(TH18 DAL) Two o'omm The stock markets to-day are dull, with very little business. Scarcely any change has occurred in prices, with the excep tion of a fall in Great Western Railway stock and a fresh rise in Alliance Bank shares. The funds and most other securities remain at yes terday's quotations. The government broker has bought 10,0001. New Three per Cent. Stock. There is a fair demand for money, but, the supply being large, good three months' bills are taken at 41 per oent., with occasional transactions at 41. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is only 21 to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 25c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891, " buyer'," for the account (March 9). The official businem report is as follows : Three per Cent, Consols, for money, 89, ; ditto, for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 881, f, f ; Bank Stock, 247 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 10a., pram. ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 7s. prem. Foreign stooks are dull, but yesterday's prices are generally maintained. Turkish Consolidds have declined per cent,, and Spanish Passive Bonds are fiat. Some of the present quotations are annexed, vie.:—Greek Bonds, 22 to ; Mexican, 261 to 27 ; Confederate, 55 to 67 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to f ; Turkish, of 1858, 721 to 73 ; ditto 1882, 701 to 71; and the Consolidds, 511 to /. Transactions are recorded as follows : Chili= Six per Cents., 102 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 631; Egyptian scrip, for account, prem. ; Greek, for account, 221 ; Italian, for account, 631, 64 ; ditto 1865, scrip, 14 die. ; Mexican, for account, 261 ; ditto 1864, 26, 251 ; Moorish, 93 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86 ; Russian, 1862, 89, 11, 881 ; ditto, 1864, 91 ; Spanish New Deferred, 401 ; ditto for account, 411; ditto Passive, for account, 32} ; ditto Cer tificates, for account, 15, 14/ ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 73, 72/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 71, 701. International Financial shares are now quoted lf to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem., ex div. ;London Financial, 61 to 7 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Hud son's Bay, 15/ to i ; Ottoman Socift4 Cfnirsle, 2 to 1 prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined:—City d ' , Milan Improvements, 31 to prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, 31 to 1 prem. ; General Irrigation of France, to/ prem. ; China Steamship and Labnan Coal, 1 to 11 pram. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, to 1 prem. ; and West London Docks and Ware houses, 11 to 24 prem. Assuming the estimates to be correct, the sale of the royal patrimony of the Queen of Spain should produce 4,500,0001. for the State Trea sury, and 1,500,0001, for the Queen's Treasury, but, viewing the affair in the most favourable light possible, it is easy to see that the measure will merely stave off for a time the inevitable day of reckoning. Spain will then find the terms of ar rangement onerous in proportion to the duration and severity of the test to which she has subjected her creditors. Meanwhile, the Queen and the government will have the mortification of knowing ' that, owing to the practical exclusion of foreign capitalists from the competition for these proper ties, they will be sold at a serious comparative sacrifice, and that the development of their re sources, as regards agriculture, minerals, timber, ito., will still be retarded by the blight which, in consequence of the want of common honesty on the part of the government, rests upon everything Spanish. The Peruvian Loan is in a 5 per cent stock, and is offered at 831 per cent., or equal to 81 net, allow ing for the dividend due the Ist of July. The groan amount of the loan is 10,000,0001. of stock, but the draught which the operation will entail ' upon our money market is greatly reduced in con sequence of the spacial arrangements that have been made, as recited in the prospectus, which is un usually long and explanatory. About 140,0001. iu Mexican dollars, by the French mail steamer Tampico, reached London yester day, and a further sum of about 260,0001. is expected to arrive towards the end of the month. The quo tation for this coin is flat at ss. to 55. 011. per ounce. The exchanger on Hamburg and Amsterdam showed yesterday afternoon a further movement in favour of this country. The St. Petersburg ex change was likewise higher, but this alteration is in favour of Russia. Tte exchange on Paris re mains dull. Subjoined is our usual list. Amstambun, 3 months, 11.181 to f MN% 3 dim 11151 to 161; B.otterdam, 3 months, 11181 to 19 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.421 to 471; Hamburg. ma basso, 3 months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.11 to 171; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 45; Franktort-on-thorMakno, 3 months, 120 to 1; St. Montan (per rouble), 3 months, 301 to ; Vienna off. do., 3 months, 1160 to 63 ; Trisha oft. So., 3 months, IL6O to 65; Madrid, ' 3 3 months, 471 to ; Owl* 3 months. 47 to 1 Leghorn 25.55 to 60; Goma. 3 month', 25.55 to 60; Miles, ba l months, 2 5 .55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.35 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.55 to GO ; Masons, 3 mouth', 25.55 to 60 ; Lisboa. 90 days, 51i to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. It is announced that a basis of amalgamation has been agreed to between the Alliance and Consolidated Banks, subject to arrangements of details. It is creditable to the parties who have arranged this matter that secrecy has been ob served up to the very conclusion of the negotia tions. The direetors of the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the half year ending Slit Dec. last, with a bonus of 3/. per share being together equal to 22 per cent. per annum, and making, with the previous distribution 20 per cent. for the year 1864, at which rate a dividend and bonus on the new shares will be paid. The di vidend warrants will be payable on the Bth March. The dividend on Glasgow and South Western Railway stock is announced at the rate of 51 per cent per annum, against 5 for the corresponding six months. The present distribution is for the six mouths ending the 31st of January, it being the custom of the Scotch lines to make up their half yearly statements for the latter portion of the year to that period. At the meeting yesterday of the North British Australasian Company the amount available as profit was stated at 4,8651, after providing the half-yearly interest payable to the proprietors of the 6 per cent. guaranteed stock. A dividend at the rate of 21 per Dent, free of income-tax, was declared on the ordinary stock. The directors' report describes the general state of the company's *Mars as sound ; and they consider that, by vigilant supervision and exertion they may effect a perms. nent improvement in the condition of the company. The Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (Limited) have issued an amended prostus of ' the China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited), the object of the alterations being to make the arrangements conform in every respect to the requirements of the Stock Exchange. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Salisbury and Dorset Junction Railway Com pany by the 15th of March. The annual meeting of the Canadian Land and Emigration Company (Limited) is called for the ist of March. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, Ems, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex ' li - changest of hat evening : I Isemeete.—Abeam, Britie and Famign, 15 16 • BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Ossamsretel usron. 81 1 1I ; Guardian, 60 ; M. Pattaadea sad Smith report a eratiened 'Weft , Pira, 350 • Indemoit, Manse. 1224, ex • livorlasea tend* at foul MU. Chyme desemplicas, la ill lasirasse, ' red Laski aid Glebe M per seal sasellise), 1314 le ; regoszkaly mama Koji le WO II lAN I. r,ITO I o_oo I Ilk ` il l 14 1 A x. I. ~«~I i. . a IF. - is 4 IN Ma a CO,ON a NOS, 10 ,eell 8.000 10 S‘ooo 00 fO, SO ISOM 00 1 !! We !.00 i:iiii 50 Imo a lAN U ).050 10 1,000 S 1,010 II IMO 1,000 IS aNO N .4010 50 >AN 10 4000 Ul 1,000 Ul ?.? 3° " 11 1 1100 10 BAN 10 D,OOO SO 1,600 10 0,003 06 D,OCO 10 1,001 11 0,010 100 lON 10 1,000 10 D,lOO 1,000 10 1741. 1.000 60 0,000 2 *1 I Rioloo' le .0,000 • MOO 10 8,600 6 17,606 10 :lioli I ii. sow 1 $ 56 16 ti 5 4 i 4 Pat si 4 6 4 PO do 1 Ms 6544 - SG - Sl' 1011 114 111 114 1 1 4 1 k,,, , ., 1 1 1, 445 . I • dia aiels or rigi d` si .7 i• 4 tr,r tla ▪ Tim Pk am I die i i dis i s T lAs ff 11111 1 Idls id ▪ Idr II 1 aka I .IP 4I 44 i t T it IS 14 Pik id 4 f es 4 idr 1 &pm ad lif Or r Mk par zd 4 r , - 141 zd II 1 .1 i it '4 Br Si St la i our gab APp: 4 dis —41,14 8 724 Ms par C r 28 Pa uge 1_ 2._ If 6 id $ 6Ma ,I IL. i i i is . I 91 9 it r , 92 SI 20 12 p 1 a 4 1b 22 le • 9 2 die 91 92 Ili 122 I ▪ nibs Idß WI Ter vr U 111 t es Int; _'4 t_abi Do. 110. Nov Zrag ia Ives Do. Now re J. at Doprov. (4) ii ditto .. ~__ _ O ),000 S po• i• Imo SO 0,000 15 IMO IS .4000 155 Mot St POI. St 11,000 ASO IS ASIS SO FAT° ii L 4,100 10 OWL et 1 IY,IOO 90 )e,coo Mee 10 10 10,000 90 90,009 I 00.000 10 90,000 10 MON 10 10,0111 110 99,000 60 30,000: 60 it u ticoL Luitralsvest (L Do. Smith. Inlaid. 400.(1. Itloe.lbasa.fflliopte(L.) 111. Meter IL i Is CI: Groot WI stock, 12L North Es Do. Loped Imo. SoLath Astreba Lad To o aroali Do. &alp Coadroe.alLia.(L TbuomatWoray Ma.) T. a 1 7"414 .10. o lla r AmL . IL.ldarlao of Law. ILILIK. Was. 00. IjohoraMarlooloa Upper Loom Toa(Un fb Via Diamods Lad Worrood Itasscon. licadladtatPLll gi M L PB.EFERKNCE Man—Wast Ifidlead, Ozbacd, istl panatela 1 11 * 10 1 i. nadDatt, A 5 per amt., 281 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Ltmembolui, 121. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 101. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIRPHM, Fs. Qt.—Beer to-day :—Great Fastens. 47.- Immashire and Yorkshire. 117—Manchester, Shamed. and IL cob:whim, al. Pl—London and North Western, 1201—Metro politan, id and n 1192 —South Eastern, MI 6—West Hartle pool, A, ref 6--Orma imxemboarg, 12 IS-16 1 15-16 —Confe derate Loan, 661 61—Alliance Bank p. laS 11 111 Madera Exchange Bank (Lhnieedt, ad d. 11-16 and Hrekange kaiak (d. 14—Britieh and Foreign Mark* p. 2 11-16—Inspire Marine, p. 13-16 i 13-16—Marithme rd d. 546—Queen Ineaeanes, p. 11-16 f--Thammi and Hersey p. 6} — Mersey Steel and Iron Company. p. 1-16—Nationa1 Stoma Com. pang, d. India and ParMe Steam Oompaay, p. 1. COMMERCIAL AND M&RKHT& MARK-LANE.—(THD3 DAY.) A few samples of English wheat, on offer is our market to.day, were mostly disposed of at Monday's currency. The trade, however, was by no means active. The quality of the samples was good. The show of foreign wheat was moderately extensive. Fine parcels were taken off at full quotations. Otherwise the trade was is a sluggish gate, at about stationary prima In floating cargoes of grain the transactions were on a limitedppor male, and the currencies were with difficulty su ted. Most 'hands of barley were in moderate supply and steady request, at very full prices. Its transactions in malt are on a limited scale. Fenton, however, were firm in their demands. The supply was iiesOnahly extensive. There was a good demand for oats, at full quote• Mas. Beane were firm, and le. per qr. dearer thsa last week. The sale for peas was study as la per qr. more mosey. There was • fair demand for both English sad forelipt flour, at extreme rates. Red dower seed was held at from Ms. to 120 s. ; sad white, 50a. to 88e. per cwt. Linseed wu firm is pries, and forego tares were quite u dear as last week. Other seeds ruled about stationary. In cakes very little was passim. AERIVAIS Or GRAIN, do ., INTO LONDON, BY WATER CARRIAGE PROM FEEL Is TO FEB. rl INCLUSIVE. Itagllsh and gook* Vrbssi Derby. br,bc Osta. Mgr. Qrs. lc& rtra qrs. brb.. maw 670 •1110 . :: 110 . ! — 9790 — 9 — to — 990 I—.. foreign I Total I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ET LISCIIIO AND INTNINATIONAL ITLEGRAPIL) (MON ODA OWN 0011NATONDIMIT.) The market qui* bat steady ; Was about 4,000 bales. MINCING-LANI.-(THIS DAY.) SVGAICIY1117(111;;Zafor &Wel; Wait India is 'brisk at Ann press. St. Lucia gold at 28a. ed. to 295. 6d. Jamaica, 311. 6d. to 33a. ; Brrbadsta, 3Ds. to 345., and crystallised Demerara, 335. to 36a. • Kaarittes, brown, 24c. to 29e. 6d. ; 311 a. to 335, ; 'Mather, satire, 23a. 6d. to 265. !Wind has sold at firmer prices. Corns-The market is quiet, bat firm. Plantatioo Cq lon sold at 795. to 83s. 6d., far low middling and middling ; Led cativo. at G9a. to 70s. 6d. foe ordinary. Tu.-Public sills are programing steadily. comanire Tea and black leaf Congos, sold at a engin advance, sad scented Canon at Id. 'drama. Cocoa.-About 400 bap of Trinidad sold out of reernt I bought-is wools at full prune. 1 Rra.-200 toes of Hallam sold at 10s. 6d. to 10a.93., led 120,030 bags of soft grain Nocransia Armen at Be. 7s. ; Baasais ordinary, Bs. to Ba. 3d. 111711.-NO NISI reported. LVDTOO. -The quarterly sales are premeds( ‘llll less spirit, bat without material change Irma yestandses ear -1 ropey. i The market is fiat at yesterday's prime. Miro sold fair to good fair, lid. to lad. ; 00••••64_16 1 trir: Br"db 12f41. ; Tinnivelly, good fair, good fair, 12d'. ; Bengal, middling fair torsi fair, 7d. bald. Jong.-Abort 3,000 bales sold, isalathog sulitlefis at rats. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIMI DAY.) The striast is cisiot st the solijoird prism ;--Togra tallow, 414 9&, yet oath ; Petelsbarg He spot, 404 ; Yuah, 404. 3i to eat he. ; hi" ; Ostiabir to Dsotialisr, 425. ,UILDHALL. ----- BURGLARIES IN THE CITY. racket-bookmaker. of 29, kferPo . ' I James Dun A.., 43, of 52, Tuns' lb re charged before Sir James Daks of morocco skins, vales 501. ,the lan Epstein, leather merchint. l4o " dozens of other fancy Isabel* seared to prosecute ; Mr. Monter. woodsy; sod Mr. Metcalfe, instructed sunset for the prisoner Dunks. that Mr. Epstein's premise' We" I inst., and about 35 dozens of *kW Roland, an active plain st he received, repaired to • Idn eatable bookbinder in • large Wa7,.._ 41 ad Monday, who was offeriel 10' Lt about half their value. Re Ws not take him into eine* fusday's house, the ten found. Monday having im to sell the skins as ..ellailleol SS a witness, sod es hisIMMONISI. ar satisfactory to the well. b°, lll / 40 , on the above charge, Mr. BO" Man be hie inanimate penman bin es he (Oinks) knowlselge of the skins, thrash he had lent lgf without annowledrasat or await' her the d m antes • joh let althea& he bed not ben emr. ;agnate win • be had borrowed from Duke. . silo Mg w ur said—l have no farther evil:Mese to oder, Ka nip bat the middies yea have already heard Off '(fed of the endear Disks edveneing the messy, tot w isafenday, and in t hat, hid Wag bagrifevitt's lo ses,e evidently was see Me we. ▪ pe sal* of el I tell how , tese emsected with the prisoner, bat I think De ▪ p ... /.1 mat there is sufficient to ommit Denim with ittl.7 a t ea. 1 110 /6 00 Den—l certainly maunder that there IN fah ;I seams to commit him for trial, and die my Isles 1141e—After that I shall advise my neat to th Won. g a wp — Williams--I shall also advise my client to • eia• a i hod Duks—l OM feel eit doubt but the Phones ...nob there ead be from all the cironmstames of the osa my little doubt but that Dean /w e d about the leather dm hes come before the coon how fludideem wen thee maimed, and Munn was Most • i gnepeet against Desks, but VS/ stopped by the . ( 1 dr' Neelegn• Williams shingly indeed him to ext iam. Tifetedis then Option for Dans to be admitted to bail, is bed given peat maidens to the polies, and oo give more if plated in • ponies to do so. Salon sed by an ao nth informatics bad ben afforded fh oooloidis Daub. Williams—l shall also apply for hall, Sir joipp = . of Mucky, who has really given every Ja i...ma and would end them in every way in his power firmed 4 * boil * Janes Duke ha t eddied with Kr. Martin, the eled, mid be ad& admit neither of them to ball— Min to emmankate with the polies they meld (goy • dant baits miseeed, and as the Old Bailey esesioes oullsememet ea Mean neat he did not me that either el dos weal& experieras any great hardahip. WORSHIPATILIDIT. wawa MEM& s,wy Meg led Sidon Wood. both young se, were and with de fallowing dada( rangy from a d ng ~]oa'adomcs Demme, • builder OS us •StiSsIVI sod% end !Wood is Almaelrma, New Northman, km mesnel wo o Inn whops uttered it would seem he is nosed (Sy salient for, immesh as an several cassaina li ANY to prevent bazglarlse cm their Isemmodult sad is other instances he =tir esplered the Wens with the stolen property in their ..mgen. A few inside sine his niece acquainted him nisi as bed seas tee mss pm sad repair the house (a o w end mad *me, and modestly desirous d pan MVOS. OS • subsequent night the nis min and the same man under eirsemeleems, and her male on learn t( Os in SSW oat menewhat dirsaised to take a pilim whit afforded ad only a view of the mar of his ors redeem but likewise of the caesehhouse la Bonham =stir, by Mr. Thome Cooper, a tetanus( , whose beak pules joined at the seal iy d des own (Mr. Demos's), a briekmall ises tee, end espied* them on one aide from Mils. suet, nigh ie a thoroughfare betwase Alain:est and hetbsetned. After 006 boar's close and hidden watch. is by*. Lissom there was an alarm from on of his own finis(, wits, shad* at • bank window, perceived dined, • ima al the baok pant window ol droppiss Minim on to the rod of aa mi nim Is es Mint Me prisoner Gray sprang from the tenon ma ate Gloemeteretreet. Heaton. pursued by p Ism whose ay of " atop Mid mused him to be dam;by a mbeemearlable. Al that time Ito had lint one its fellow was up as the line of route he bet ri m, and Added by him to be his. During the time ith amid eat of doors Mr. Dower was busy within ; ca the list ski be ma from the front kitchen, used as • Minn mien to the dent and back doom; MI some se % sad so also were the parlour has hied from within. Usable to pin an eetzsoos, le untie the podia and fond the back parlour window rpm vile sad a stmeg glare of light within. Fearful that is phew ear ea fir% he instantly got through the opening, ad my m the meet table a large piste of cotton saturated win; sett, tbe name from which was hernias the table • Then ems • violist Monis( at the awed her, sad the redoration of • bundle Piked up la 11164114 be Min D6O/00. The ;emir Wood yid imagystly tqurs Ist Miller, of the G die and wham and Intik simplicity in the robbery he reoli . " They Net t!.My w^ sad if they do, I met help it" It was stem Set mum to the bad been endued by fang tad the witch of ibe window mentioned by mean eta *Ladd knife, sad the property, wearies apparel and Win to the moan of 10t. or 121., had bide fetched ham the Wieser and plead is the parlour, the door of whim Ins thee esuared ea the Mine as dated, this too at 10 &den sell Mils the family were below. Mr. Deacon annessi amarines that soma had been gained while his sista me pug him the information mentioned, and can el the miens having been ideutified by bar both were sow ordered for Vial. Not a word was uttered In Mill of the Mega PllllOlllB IN NEWOATZ.-Mr. Looks will rink the Smeary et Bette for the Hogue Department, to.morrow, whetter hi dilation has bees directed to the treatment of pour calmed is blend' : Whether it is true that all pins= egprehimded in the city of London on suspicion of my dem are (reprillese of their antecedents) lodged in Neville gad cad treated as criminals: Whether such person have to clean out their own calls, and whether they ire deprived o( proper sleeping accommodation sod a proper bile with which to est their food : Whether all persons rerateded as Impicion are prohibited from seeing their wins sad elildres, except through a double iron grating, awl h the plume of a gaoler : Whether persons so treated red *Way acquitted or discharged have any and what rebus: had, whether persons charged with lees serious dam we treated the same as persons charged with intim la. I MASI 20,01 20,000 $0,020 10000 100,000 40,000 MON io,on 10.00 0 90,000 20,01:* IMMO IN I too tit woe I et il 100 NI IPi rel. plisse. I Oar. 1111 110 N 06 00 411 11 1101 11 12 ma II 11 pm 11 11pal 1 16 1 d d b 76 76 71 76 81 ti 1 id N 160 166 6 14 064114 4. 41044 xi 1 pm 44 as is is 66 67 116 120 61 41 4 Opal 1 Tamal 7 6.441 ii l i I Pm le WM id 19 90 g I .I dP le: 2 39= 1 fpm 10 ILL Tivo par pa 1 pm 144 4 Wit fell 1. 1 7 9 pus 7} tiPa , 8 44 SI la .1 73 ra xd II 7 dui 417, 41. _ii iii ar I p pro id 51 4041 94 99 I - il i Plal 2)dis i Idta par Idly Pst l dbl i i i.-,1 fa a) la' i 84 86 td i 48 tf it;ir - 1 Pal H 4 49_ IR ie 11 lidts Tel . II IN IS JO Mrs A lm le Ipet id II Las par U Mpar II 1 1 WIN lir IS IS 1 II Ili lidis !111 li . ei I sal so I 151 I _ad WI Lesko. 46; Larks sad Itorimphilludas, >i sidiv.; Nate Bntid; Ind Itercsattla, %Ocean lila 248 231 ea div. ; Mein:, 140 ; Unice, 800 Irao, 10 • Theron sod Money Bubo; (L 4 1 i i I Korb* (Litokodi, j. T.ToMood Coke.—Coisuoloeisl, 44 45; Cosilooold Lioxitod), 11 j ; ditto, 90 ; GM* Orairld, 16L; 88 85, et &v. ; ditto Dilations, 190 az &v. ; looks. 80 ; Axeoix, 881881.• Balm Oossaatero. dais Nov, TI : tidied ;emend, 381 ; Westminster Citertersd, 78* ; ditto New, 52 ; Welders, 161 ; ditto, 4 i• Doolex.—Loodes sod St. Balhorioe, 04 7, ex dlv. , St. Timmoss'a Floothot, 21. Walsoworks.—Bedio, 91 I j ; Mame. 811 f, ex div. ; East Lodes, 122. Osoolo.—Binniaghans (Cur. 41. p. e. Loo. sad N. W. 91; Ken.* sod Avon peon by O. W. IV.), ej ; Regon'e (or Loodoo), 231 1. Misoellossoto.—Loolou Tavern, 41 a div. ; Prieto Padget Oaadlo, 7j. Mr. K. D. Hodgson, the Governor of the Bank of England, had his left arm broken in two places, thraugh a carriage accident, Ina horses having taken fright. We are very glad to learn that Mr. Hodgson is progressing WI well as can be expected. The Rifle has arrived from Shanghai, in 106 _ _ days, with 372,166 lbs. of teL _ The City of Baltimore, for New York, will call at Queenstown ou Feb. 23, and /1181111140311 will be received at any of the Electric and International Telegraph Company's Ares in London up to 5.90 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Cuba, for New York, will call at Queenstown on Sunday, Feb. 26, and manages will be received until the same hours. TozszATEvEinra : Consols, which closed yesterday ata9itoTior the Mb of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed with a dull ap pearanoe, at 891, " bnyen." For money the last price was 89k to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, k, 89, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 881, 1; Annuities, I dB6, 14 5-16 ; Bank Stook, 248; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, ; ditto Bonds, 11a, lbs., 10s. prem. The India Five per Ont. stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 10a to lbs. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 4s. to Bs. press. The foreign stock market was quiet, and the general tone rather flat. A decline of 1 per cent. took place in Italian stock and scrip, and of 1 to k in various other securities, including Turkish Bonds of 1858, the Consolid6s, Mexican, Greek, Egyptian scrip, and Spanish Passive. The reduc tion in the latter was accompanied by a slight im provement in Spanish Three per Cents., the cause consisting, in each case, in the announoement from Madrid that the Queen has decided upon selling ' the royal patrimony, and placing in the public Trea sury 75 per cent, of the proceed& The announcement of the amalgamation with the Consolidated Bank occasioned a very actire demand for the shares of the Alliance Bank, which opened at 10 to 101 prem., and closed at 121 to 4 prem., being 2E. 10s. higher than on Mon day. After the recognised hours the price touched 121 to 1 prem. Consolidated Beak shares roes ss. to 10s., leaving off at 74 to 1 prem. As regards other bank shares, the transactions were more nu merous than of late. An improvement was quoted in Colonial Bank, Bank of Hindustan, Merchant, Metropolitan and Provincial, Union Bank of London, and National Bank new shares; but as regards South Eastern Bank ? London and Brazilian, East London, and Commerce' Bank of India, some what lower prices prevailed. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 151 to 1; Egyptian Trading, 9-16 to 11-16 prem., being again lower ; National Discount, 9t to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 1 die. ; and Ottoman Socidtil Gandrale, 2/ to 1 prem. Fore-street Ware house, North British and Mercantile Insurance, Smith, Knight, and Co., and Botany Gas new shares were inquired for. English and Australian Copper, Oriental Financial, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada were heavy. North British Aus tralasian stook declined 2 per cent. The sharer of the financial companies were dull. International Financial were a little more offered. Imperial Mercantile Credit opened at a slight Ca , proveuient, but afterwards relapsed. The desist quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational Fi nandel, 111-16 to 13-16 prem. ' • General Credit, 21 to 5-16 prem. ' 'ex div. • London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. • Imperial Mercantile Credit ? 2 to 21 prem. ; aid Credit Fonder and Mobalier (old shares), 31 to / prem. The closing (bat in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —City of Milan Improvements, 31 to 1 prem. ; General Irrigation of France, 1 to / prem. ; China Steam and Labuan Coal, If to 2 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, f to If prem. ; " Simpson's," 1 to ; and Weal London Warehouses and es, 2 to 2/ prem. The shares of the Metropolitan District Rail ways declined this morning to S to 31 prem. upon the allotment, but had recovered at the close to 31 to 34 prom. United States 5.20 Bonds closed the same as yes terday, at 514 to 52/. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture were quoted 2 to i n prem. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two c/q.ocz. The mining market is quiet to-day, but there is a demand for East Caradon and Great For shires, which have severally advanced bs. The former are now quoted 141 to 151, and the latter 343 to 35/. East Grenville tee quoted 4i to 3 ; Wheal Seton, 192/ to 197/ ; and West Chiverton, 60 to 65. Great Lazey have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 18. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Fortuna have declined. UXBRIDGE Brisrutcsaan —The front bas all gone. The steeplechases are metals to lidue pleas to morrow (Thunday). Tan LATE WILAWCROLY Diaz IN CIIIILIZELLND. —A enneepeeident rays that the deceased gentiermin, the Hes. Kr. Bailer, left his bane on the most affecticeste terms with his family and friseds, and was induced to leave hems es 68conot of the Tease, giving a graphic deoca= of the beauties of the Derwent water in the memo. He errata twice to his father, giving • most Omani arieumat of the moustains and lake, at Keswick, Wasiak Heed, ke. He wrote a Wear to his father the day before hie death, saying that he wield return boom is • few days. He was very toad at trawellieg baying gone over all the maintain is Switzarisad, Wass, and Cumberbuid. He fell 280 yeas ; the AM 160 yards be bad rolled epos the snow ; tie. seat 100 yards hi fell from one rock to soother , the last fall being perptedicalar, be fell upon • reek and was literally dashed to passe. When be was frinod, seven days after he left his lodgings, his body was dreadfully mangled, having a large soap wooed ea the side of the head, and a lug. fractal* upon the eked(, which would muse iastantaneous death. His hiker, lb. HOD. Charles Lennox Bader, who bad ems from Rugby, is ociamegnecce of receiving a telegraph message re specting the death of his son went on Saturday sad viewed the plies from whines kis son had fallen. Oa the same day an inquest was held upon the body by Dr. Dedg km, dsputv•oorotier, and • respectable jury, ties Rey. Joseph Kitchen beteg foreman, at the house of Mr. Ma Ritmo, when • verdict of ** Accidental death" wee s tared. Immediately lifter the isgoest the body wee re moved to the railway and take. to Cotton Rasmus Rugby, to be intoned in the family vault.—Cunterfend Parquet. "Tess WAY TOL' ALWAYS norrizo."—The • Re on tells a good story of an hutocest old lady, who waver before lied " rid on a railroad,. who wu peeseow meal the Versant railroads at the timed anoint Wee. when • freight train ran into a winger Ma* emeshiar one of the ears, killing several liamself.", sad thlep geserally. As soon as be maid remover his e lewm the doodad.* west in march of the mmarable dame. whom he felted sitting solitary and aloe* Is the car (the other peesesgow bevies sought terra firma), with • may placid szpreemcs upon her oonstesnes,netwithatasdiag she had made a complete sammansult over the seat is Iran. sad her bandbox and bundle had con iumenakomiesir down the prase way. " Are yen hurt r inand the animator. ' Hart why said tiae old lady. " Vre base just bees ma iota by a freight train, two ow throe immem pas bare boas Wed sad wend others severely injured. * "La, s; I dida't ksew bet that ass the way yam always TKO ALI &Alain ma...* he Paii VE milor °viola CiIIIFINVe *IP Yaws, Oisteiti Eiwits, with the lases polies d the Oat wattA, Mat, sot AusWeliss Ew tow mini. SW 1,64,0 7 whew of weds masa lOU., sis• CO ow, with 1,010 bolo raw ilk wane ii• I 191 I Eli Of 6 211 zd 7i fit -. xd -14 ... U zd 1