The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-11 00:00:00

--- so so sad gam, but he dropped the basket and he fell ever it. The PliMalle then so t w him & little while aftetwerds in onstalp - . • as the thief. the linen said &he hid not left her mart a ro bbery took pleas. The prisoner mut for mote time. 7 IL, said he received internale& of the descriptia of the thief ; and knowing tk s went in &web a him, sad found him in Bram's ledgMg Lades in the Mint. charge, be said be not bean to South • d had not left the Mint. Witnme took him be was identified as the thief. , who denied the robbery, sailed his brother. • s tow of proving an alibi, bat cm being by his worship his evidence war mama a 'of the warden at Wandsworth Hones of he had known the prisoner for more than had boo *odor hie are at least nine 'wag also istormed his worship that the •of the mod setts young thiev m i . h• bow hie to have boos oonvidaribmi peed robberies is the streets. ooromitted him for trial. GREENWICH. OP PLUM TO suprorr CHILDRIII Ri axarrooarx..---: jaghaer, • Werner is Woolwich-armed summo before lir. in, rolling upon me why en order shoul not made upon te towards the support of his so 12 year' Men ordered to be detained for e period o f • reformatory. that • few days sines the sou of the at this court with sealing Zif. de. from ° ea, g o ipiarhOreenwielyand which wsa ay by him in slew days, and for which he was two months' imprioesment and to be earned for three yeas. Ths defendant now, in malaria& aid he could not afford to ear • towards his BOO'S support, his wage being pw Wok, w ith ge nwenalmertlum, and having to rapport. said led the defendant done his duty to his of letting him drift into aims, he would not the of one of which he had born eon. be offering too great • bonus to parents children to require tho "tote to sup pling in reformatory ertablishmene If the his now oosvieted son at home to eiwaa—. y, he oht to have—his support mita ea t "Wag ug mon than he was now about making which was the moist of is. id. par ears, conaneneie at tba expiration of the ent in tbe House of tarectisa. It the order yea, • distal.. warrant would isms for the it left the wart, &daring it w ee haPollaia. ror OP TIER STE COASTARBADIAN ON rss IRISH WEXFORD, IRELAND, D2O. 9. • w steamer Barbadian, of Liverpool, bound port to Barbadoes, which went aehore as end of the Blackwater Bank, has beam intelligenas was tweught hare on the the 6th inn. by the steamer Montague, of that a vessel was on the bank, end the Wraford the National Lifebost Institution was thereupon • taken in tow along the inside of the bank. The freeboard to a isle, sod the sea ran very high, tug frequently, and threatening to put the The weaker was so very thick that nothing and no gnu or other signals being heard, ' • the vessel must have got dear, so after of fully fear boon under very trying drimm. lifeboat returned to her station. the wea ther being clearer, although still the blowing strong, the steamer Ruby task t again in tow sad went out to the Hank. • • ing the north end of it a mast was out of the water with four men clinging e sea was broiling literally mountains high, sod damp: masted in nearing the wreck as the ring gone to pitiless the machinery and other pot. her were strewed about in the vicinity of the which the people were. The lifeboat attempted to get to the mast, sad was sometimes so close up the poor fellows, and as many times failed to • h her purpose. The crew of the lifeboat were g oosing ated, being four hours at their fruitless task, •• their strength, they determined to maks a effort, the mast, to all appearances, was about to e anchor was then let go, and the boat pulled close • t, which was grappled this time, and the boat then four sallow; who had been in their posilons position of 27 hours, withnothing to eat but • small portion meat. At the request of the resorted men the then proceeded to the light vessel to see if any of of the wrecked steamer were on hosed, but they • nothing of them, and the lifeboat then brought men on shore. Out of the crew and passengers , — ber—of the steamer, 12, including nl the captain and te, it is feared have perished, oy 25 persons ruched the shore. LTHIR REPORT. ,-(T11.13 DAY.) 11. S ITESIDAY. LN.L N.L LN.L LN.L N.N.L N.N.L P.. 1121 sii.s. N.A. S.i. tir. to to 00 Do N.R. ion to ri7ind F., to:sto to troth, IMOBABLI. OE NORTRZRA IRDISIODAT. 00sazo. S.E. to ~W. and lack. moderate to t:esn, • One generally iIVIIMAIL As above. Petrie & and back Aerate to treat, e generally . to B.L, trash. Sae. 11011T:Inai. Esateriy, fresh, strong in Channel. fine. lainin. Variable, inoderat3 to fresh. Ilse. nettern=Srotlind. Westernr.lreland. Wales, and ad* Sonihern=linithoh Channel and nay of Bile* F erti=Eseterazd En& lend and North Sea. e have y to bu an z oti o n nl ee y t ur he Ti dea . t ng h n o . f t L ura ady d. A ug u b t r at: Hall Willia m IV. by Mrs. Jordan, the •actrees. The &- lady wee born 20th Nov., 1803. She married, ant. July, 1827, Hon. John Kennedy-Erskine (who died 6th , 1831) ; and, somodly,24th August, 1836, Lord John 'ok Gordon Hallyborton, third son of George, ninth cis of Huntley, by Catherine, second daughter of the Sir Charles Cope, Bart. Her ladyship died oo Friday at Hellyburton.houm. Coupsr-Angus, N.B. he Herald has reason to believe that the Na tive party at Colchester and in North Essex intend to Lion molest the return of Mr. Gordon Rebow and Sir Western, Bart., the liberal sitting members. . Lee is to be impugned at the next meeting of preebytery of Edinburgh for his use of a service-look in worship at Old Greyfrian. e Africaine is still played four nights a we Coveot.garden. Recently Miss Ida Gallas. to dOd Pyne a little rest, hes undertaken the part of &like. Wednesday night the Domino Noir is to be preceded by act operetta, called Chritimas Eve, the composition r. Charles Deffel, and not unknown to those who tre nt the musie-room of the Orystal Palate. General Espartero is now in his 75th year, but is hale and strong, with a healthy complexion and ee t bearing ; he walks and rides, and is, although voiding thin the town, always out at his farm, taking ss mach rest in his potatoes and cabbages se the hermit of Cl . rs, to whom the Spaniards are so fond of ooraparioi Madame George Saud has promised to deliver a ore in the Salle Valleetino, Paris, on the 15th. BUILOLLILY AT THZ DUKE OP SOMEMETA. —ft onday night, the Duke of Somerset's reeideooe at MOM redly, now in the occupation of his son-io-law, Lord HMO yone. was burgle:lowly entered, and two writing desks. tabling & considerable sum of money sod severel valuable lea of jewellery, were stolen. His Grace the Doke of *net and family are at present away from *tido ley, and on the evening of the robbery Lord Hen/ vice was at Gillingham, attending the meeting of the ricultsual society. The thief is supposed to have secretor, Smell in the house before the family retired to bed, secrete he robbery was not discovered until the following mornings examining the premises, it was found that several rawer. had been opened sad ransacked, and two dealt as belonging totheDukeof Somerset, sad the other to via Hoary Thrum had been canied off. At a later ana .... 1 "" ks, from which everything of value b ad bees a wn tramen were totted in an outhouse. The desk belonging w Lord Berry Thyone nontained Bank of England motes W the mount it is said of &boat 1001. a gold and pietism long guard Oslo; a eral ring , with gold key sod other P,„_rt" perky. Io the Ounce of his gram the asontente of Duke of Somerset's desk cannot be accurately ascertainor --Salisbury Journal. let above. VTR ANNTJAL GREAT CATTLE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Th e prospect for the supply of rattle to this wettest annual mart has bees for several months past w orm bat eheering. The continual announcement of al eutbreske of the cattle plague, and its widely-ez -lotesi map& have raised the question in various onme—wheeee shall we get ate fat beef for Christmas y As t this, set only because of the keels through the dye itself ; bat evidently the fear of it has m asimale to be disposed of ember than they ought I, anus bees. Several lota intended to be kept in etas reeditioe during the winter have been pushed forward on extra teed to make them immediately market. ran, rather than incur the risk of their falling victims M the prevailing disorder. The absence of reliable sta. tinks Yto this breath of our national wealth has been sitto be • Ice& Ignorance ss to Ute extent of our fr ocums liseperhaps tended to foster needless amiNiee. Tic is indeed proved to some. extent by the numbers ex - OW here to-day. We are informed that the fatal boss before alluded to has affected principally young Awe deck and mulch-cows ; therefore the graziers fear h set for next year. The well.oonditiotted animals we ✓e leers to-day, it would seem, were less liable to con. Wks from their stronger constitutions and the especial des bestowed on them. in previous yen the annual great market has been held m the Monday following the cattle-show of the Smithfield Cinb. But, owing to the murrain, it was thought desirable ter:Mimes that show for a week, that there might be km rick with respect to the animals exhibited. This arrange- Met rather perplexes theme yers, as their dealings hem hie wally largely regulaby what has been the supply std demand at the Agricultural Hall during the previous Bert. It is understood that the number and quality of ye oxen on show there, although not equal to former 1 pars, is • fair average. There being a fall fort. "Pt between this and Christmao-day, and the his Order in Council demanding all beasts bought et the Metropolitan Cattle Market to be slaugh tered within sewn days, are circumstances which have a 1 . depressing effect on this day's transaction& Indeed all Mt are taken beyond the metropolitan district must be dm/Mired within 48 hours, con emently buyers from the pastry an even in a worse position. Many purchasers me disposed to try their fortunes at the show.lard, and in Me event of their not succeeding they have still next Tlnusday end Monday to fall back upon. We doubtinot time coosiderations s have weighed with the graziers and camed them to keep back some of their choicest ooesign mats. Taken m a whole we have but a very middling show of Mesta for the day. The several breeds have some Me specimens, but comparatively few. The short-horns are bully represented as compared with former years. It has bees our pleasure to nodes • steady improvement in this breed for some years past, and we suppose that the excep tional circumstances already alluded to will amount for the falling off today. There is rather a larger number of DWANE than last year, and they are of • very saleable polity. Several choice Herefords also are highly com mode& Our Scotch friends have well maintained their repatetion for supplying us with good food ; we notice a enuiderable number of very choice animals. There are some extraordinary specimens of French besets from Normandy ; otherwise we have very few of noticeable character is the foreign department. High prices are 'eked for the choicest descriptions, but purchasers are by no means eager, and a considerable reduction must be made. le the sheep market there is a remarkable absence of the mormous specimens we have usually seen on them cum ism. Lincolnshire sepecially has declined to afford us this gratification. Still it may be that they are to come ea Thursday or Monday next. There are as meal some fine Southdowns, but not in large ambers. There are, however quite sufficient of the prize character to meet the demand. This clam of sheep are getting very much out of favour, and do not realise remi se:alive prices. The weather is everything that could be Mind, and the stook generally presents a good appearance. The arreapments of the market me well appointed, and every animal seems to be well accommodated. Comparative statement of prices and supply on the "Great Day " of this and the past five years : THUS DAY, DSC. 11, 1865. a. d. a. d. 2 Bto 5 6 Bemis 7,530 4 6to 6 8 Sheep 24,810 34t0 5 6 Calves 12 30to 5 2 Pip3 o MONDAY, DIC. 12, 1861. 3 4 to 5 10 Bemis . 4 6 to 6 0 Sheep ... 4 oto 5 4 Calves... 3 0 to 4 8 Pip MONDAY, DEC. 14, 1863. 3 4to 5 4 Beasts... 4 6to 6 0 Sheep ... 4 0 to 5 4 Calves.. 30to 4 8 Pip ..... .... MONDAY, DSC. 15, 1862. 4 oto 5 2 Beasts . 4 Bto 5 8 Sheep . 40to 5 4 Calms 38to 5 0 Pip ...... MONDAY, Die. 16,186 L 4 oto 5 2 Beasts 8,040 4 6to 5 6 Sheep 26,360 44t0 3 8 Calves 202 4 4to 5 4 Pigs 4OO MONDAY, Dec. 17, 1860. 4 4 to 5 6 BANNS 4 8 to 5 8 Sheep 3 8W 5 0 Calves 4 oto 5 4 Pip. Bed .... Mutton. Vail Pork Mutton. Pak 7,030 21,750 210 390 Mottos. veal ... York ... 10,370 21,200 190 360 Mut4oll 8,430 20,900 178 420 Vaal Pock Bief . Marisa Vaal Pork Katias 7,A60 19,560 210 515 veal Pork THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, (THIS DAY.) The Islington Show of this year, which is inau prated to-day, is naturally an exceptional one, the ravages st the cattle disease having necessitated special regulations he guard against dancer, which have a restrictive lied as regards the number of cattle exhibited. In point of fact, the number of cattle which the public are to new k 34 less than exhibited last December ; but, on the other band, the numerinal display of pip and sheep 'rose& that of last year; the farm produce is above the average, and, altogether, the show is considered a very good repre sentation of agricultural progress. The total number of entries in all departments is 453. The judges commenced their duties about 9 o'clock, and bad made considerable progress by mid-day. It is expected that they would have completed their arduous duties early this afternoon. In accordance with previous arrangements the most care ful provision has been made against cattle infection with &s aid of the highest veterinary skill, and the most anxious watching on the part of the directors of the Smithfield 'View. This • afternoon and evening the show will he open to the public on the payment of Is. On the following days the attractive " shilllioe will spin invite the masses of the metropolis. The awards of the judges posted up were ea follows : DIVON WEER . Class I.—Prise of 201. to No. 3, Mr. John Overmans, 2 years and 1 month' steer. • Prize of 101. to No. 2. Major-Gestural the Hon. A. N. Tdood, for his 2 years and 5 months. Ow 2.—First prize of 30/. to No. 12, for his 2 yeare sod 10 monthz, belonging to Mr. John Overman, 2 f Burnam Settee, Norfolk. Second price of 20/. to No. 6, Mr. John Burton, of Pen. ityoott. Crediton, for his 2 yowls and 11 months, bred by funnel/. Third prize of 10/. to No. 14, Mr. John Coste, of Ham mond, Blandford, for his 2 years and 10 months, bred by Kr. John A. Smith, of P U, Dorchester. Clue 3.—lit prise of 30/. to No. 20, fdajor•General the Hon. A. N. Flood, of Cumberland Lodge, Windsor-park, fee his 3 years and 10 months ; bred by himself. Second prize of 201. to No. 16, Mr. Wm. Heath, of Ludlum Hall, Norwich, for Mee years and 2 months ; bred by Mr. Passmore, of South Molten, Devon. Third prize of 101. to No. 19, Mr. Thos. Bond, of Bridg. later. Somerset, for hie 4 years and 5 months, bred by Mr. L Bird, of Taunton. Clem 4.—Devon heifers. First prize of MI. to Mr. Walter Farthing, of Stoney Court, for his three years and g mouths, bred by exhibitor. 601,0 *d prize of 151. to No. 25, Mr. John Walter, of gesrweed, Berke, tee has 3 years sad 8 sagaiba, bred by Mr. Walter Farthing. Third prize of 10/. to' No. 26, Mr. John Bloomfield, of Wealum Well, Norfolk, 3 years sad 6 months, bred by exhibitor. Claes s.—Devon Cove,—First prise of ra/. to No. 31, Mr. Wm. Heath of Ludham Hall, Norwich, for hie 8 years kild 9 months sow. - Second prize of 15/. te No. 33, Mr. We , . Saith• Bleier, for his 11 years and 3 months, bred by Mr. J. Bodley, of Credit/me. ...UNIIIIMINP O TB F Third prise to No. 32, Mr. Waller Farthing, 4 pare sod 10 =oaths, bred by eakibber. SIMI8018:1 811118. Oboe 6.—Runt pries of 201. to No. 36, lir. Rivard Tamer, les., di Holder Oadlit Ashboonthea, Salop, for his 2 years and 4 sheaths ; bred by adsibiter. Second prise of W. to No. 34, Yr. H. Bette:ideal of Wastage. DIAN for his 2 years and 4 months ; bred by Mr. W. J Clan 7.—VI pries of 301. te No. 41, MT. I st& L of Addington, Surrey, Id his 2 years sad 6 mootba ; I n by exhibitor. Second prize of 201. to No. 42, Yr. R. Wortley, of Sol• laid gall, Aylsham, Norfolk. for his 3 jean and 2 months ; bred by Mr. Warwick. of Ludlow. Third r uvg at 101. to No. 38, the Earl of Darnley, of Cobham Gravered, for his 2 years and 8 months ;bred by Sir H. J. h es. Is Claims 8, , sad 10, there Wen no awards made. OMIT noun. Clan IL—First prise of 201. to No. 64, Mr. James How, of Huntingdon, for his 2 years and 4 months ; bred by ex hibitor. Second prise of 101. to No. 61, the Earl of Aylwdard, of Pac Cov e n try , for his 2 years sad 3 mouths old E by his IL Class 1.--Shert Hare Steam—t prize of 304 to No. 74, Mr. J. and W. Martin, of A bs bsalom, for bin 2 years a. and 10 months ; bred by Mr. A. Likes. of Aberdeen. 84. 816 Second prise . of 201. to No. 3 8 , kb. H. Greela wa y , of ~., Hanibrook, Bristol, for his 2 years and 7 months ; bred by ; himself. St. Third prize of 101. to No. 72, Mr. G. S. Foljambe. of It Worksop, for his 3 years and 1 month ; bred by exhibitor. 100 Class 13.—Shorthorned deers and oxen.—First prim of • . • 301. to Mr. W. H. Baker, of Oskbam , for his 3 years sad a a. 5 months ; bred by exhibitor. Second prize of 3)1. to Earl Spencer, of Althorp, for his i lt. 3 c ears sad 3 months ; bred by his lordziliO• 11l prize of 101. to No. 87, the Hon. Colonel Pennant, el M.P., of Itatielayn Castle, for his 3 years sad 5 months ; 8 l bred by himpelf. at. R. Clanl4.—Short-horned Heifer:—First prize of 251. to ei. No. 95, the Earl of Radnor, of Coleshill, for his 3 years and 3 months ; bred by his lordship. es. &odd prize of 151. to No. 94, the Earl of Hardwicke, of S B4. Wimpole, for his 3 years and 9 =oaths ; bred by exhibitor. , Third prize of 101. to No. 92, Mr. F. Stoneham, of Cray. Lt . • ford. Bent, far his 3 years and 10 mouths ; bred by the late et . Sir J. Lubbock, Bart. 84. Clam 15.—Cows.—First prize of 251. to No. 106, Mr. Wz *s. Aldworth, of Abingdon. for his 4 years and 9 months; Bt. 8‘ bred by G. Brooks, of Wastage. Second rim of 151. to No. 101 , Mr. R. J. Newton, a It. . W Oxford, for his 7 years and 9 mouths ; bred by ir. W. Huey, of Madwall-grove. to. 13BITP. le Leioesters.—ln these classes Lord Burners has pre. 19 eminently borne off the paint and takes the hightut prison In Class 35.—First prize of 201. and silver cup to No. 31, I L, to Lord Boners, of Se= Hall, Leicester, for his pro as. of 21 months ; bred by 111 Second prize of 151. to No. 224, Yr. Francis Jordan, of M. 814 Daffi York. Th ol ird d, prize to No. 227, Mr. W. Brown, of Spalding el-.. Moor. York. ri. Claes 36 -Pint prize of 201. to No. 238, Lord Berates. aL ... . ___ __ Joseph Newman, of Bt. Seared prize of f5l. to No. 238, Mr.. Bedford. Third prize of 51. to Mr. C. J. Bridshaw, of Gabon, M Rutland. Cotewolda.—Clan 37.—Pint prise of 201. to No. 241, Mr. C. Kemsey, of Hereford ; bred b y exhibitor. Bt. Sewed prize of No. 240, Mr. J. K. Tom* of Lechlade, 15 Gloucester. 81. Third prize of 51. to Mr. John Walter, of Bearwood. Linoolan—Clim 38.—Pint prize of 201. to No. 236, Mr. H. Grantham. of Lincoln. al Second prize of 151. to No. 245, Mr. J. Edwards, of Kim- at. baton, Hintiagdoe. Third prise of 5/. to Na 243, Mr. Flummell, of Melton, Si. CamUidge. 15 Kea ti& or Romney Mardi—Olin 39.— SM prize of 151. BS' to No. 248, Mr. J. Newport, of Ashford, Kent. ik Second prize of 101. to Sir Courteny Haywood, Bart., of Ashford.Long-woolled Sheep of other Breeds—Clus 40.—First prize of 151. to No. 254, Mr. J. Newman, of Bedford. South Dowas.--Olaas sL—Pint prise to 281, Right How. Lord Ludes, of Thetford, Norfolk. Sewed prize to 279, Lord Waliegham, of Thetford. Third prize to 280, Earl Radnor, of OokshilL Clue 52.—First prize of 151. to Lord Wilzingham. Prize of 101. to Mr. Hugh Ponfold, of Hhirkeslor, lad Ili third prize of 51 to his Grace the Duke of Richmond. Clan 53.—Fint prize of M. to 293, the Earl of Red- Seoood prise of 101. to Lord Walsingham. Third prise of 54 to the Duke of Richmond. PIGS. In the pig classes the competition wan very severe. In Ulnas 52, pip of any breed not exceeding 6 months : First prize to 399; 15i. to Mr. J. A. Underwood, of Crindle, Northamptonshire. Second prize of 104 to No. 398, Mr. J. Lynn, of Grant ham. Third prize of 51. to No. 408, Mr. 0. Cattle, of Bawtry, York. Clem 53.—Pige of any kind not exceeding 9 months. — First prize of 151. to No. 415, J. Sanders, of Blandford. Second prise of UR. to No. 409, Mr. J. Kent, of Michas- Third prize of 51. to No. 416, Mr. J. Coate, of Hammon. Class 54.—Pip of any breed not exceeding 12 months. — Pint prise of 161. to 424, Mr. J. R. B. Leslie, of linbury, with the silver cup. Second prize of 101. to Nn. 425, to Mr. K. Tombs, of lash lade, Gloucester. Third prize of 51. to No. 422, Mr. J. Lynn, of Grantham. Class 55. Above 12 months old.—Fint prize of 151. to No. 430, Earl Radnor. Sooond prize of 101. to 249, Mr. J. Kent, of Goodwood. near Chichester. Third prize of 51. to No. 431, Mr. J. A. tinderwoo4, of Candle. The gold medal sad silver cup. as the twat specimen in any of the cleans, had Not bass awarded up to 2 p.m. In the course of the present week (the last of the series), we are promised by Signor Arditi another " Mendetssohn Night," with the Scotch symphony and the pianoforte concerto in G minor (Mr. Charlie ; "German Night," with Spokes great symphony, known in England u "The Power of Sound," and Weber's " Concertstuck" (pianist, Mr Halli) ; a night with Eakin David's celebrated cantata, called Le Dlsert, We regret to learn that M. Victor Hugo suffers severely at this moment from a malady of the eyes, which prevents him from reading or writing. The Smithfield Club having this year refused to admit animals which had previously been exhibited, and had taken prizes in the provinces, Mr. Rowland Wood, of Clapton, Northamptonshire, whose cross-bred Durham ox took the gold medal at Birmingham, has adopted the novel expedient of starting a cattle chow of his own in one of the roomy, airy, rich courts of the Crystal Palace. A good many persons visited the exhibition—which consists simply of the prize ox himself —on Saturday. and a good many more will no doubt follow their example during the show week. In his opening address a few days ago to the students of St. Andrew's University, Principal Tußah expressed his belief that the day was rapidly approaching when the claims of creeds and confessions to hold the place of authority they had done would be keenly can vassed, and he called upon his students to prepare, by pri vate reading and reflection, to study the historical as well se dogmatic bearings of the standards. He told them to regard the confession of faith in its origin and principles as the manifesto of a great religions party, and all such con fessions as simply historical monuments marking the tides of religions thought, and which cannot be understood ex cept in coonexion with the genius and character of the time and of the men who framed them. Dr. Gibson has de. pounced this address as propounding doctrines which are "subversive of all fixed intelligible authoritative standard either of faith or monde." At a meeting at the Lambeth Baths, on the Ist inst., the Rev.'Newman Hall in the chair, a memorial to Earl Russell on the subject of Jamaica was approved of, and a deputation appointed to wait on his lordship for its presentation. Earl Russell, we understannd. has fixed to-morrow, at 1 o'clock, at Downingatreet, for receiving the deputation. The deputation will meet in the committee-room Hawkstome-hall, Waterloo-road, at 12. Sit C. WOOD.—We regret to learn that Sir Charles Wood, Bart., still continues far from well at his residence at Hickleton.ball, near this town. The actideat to the right honourable baronet was more severe than many of his friends believed.—Doncester Gazette. ANOTHER SHOCKING DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA. —This morsieg Mr. William Payne, the coroner for the borough of Southwark, received information of the death, in Gov's Hospital, from hydrophobia, of John King. aged 38 y ea rs. It appears that the deceased was a shoe maker, living es Clapham. and that a month ago be was employed at a shop in the Kennington-road. A strange dog, of small axe, and wearing a brass cellar with a steel I chain attached, ran into the shop, and being a pretty little animal the children kept it sad made favourite of it. Three day's later symptoms of maim madness made them eaves and the animal bit no lees than four per sons, the unfortunate deceased among the number. Three of the ;woos attacked saftersd no groat inconvenient*, but the deceased, whose right thumb was Looted, became very ill, sad bad to be Okra into the ' hospital where all the symptoms of hydronitebia Dot is, and he died to Saturday after dreadful sufferings. TM dog was se a matter of coarse destroyed after it had bitten the per ms, mentioned, and no one knows where the wretched animal gams from. Osireva, Pairca. Eisms-A-Ozowx DAY. S A TURDAY, Dec. 9. —kim'csioes repent, 871 ; ditto, by season tickets, 4,413; tots/, 3;434. PRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11. 1865. Bahia aad Son PranciaiSo Lim.) ram. 7 per mut., 141. Dutch Rhenish , 946. Oral Lnoashourg, . MIDOILLLANKOI7I4 MAUL City of London Beal Prawn (Limbed), 4t i. Credit r Malidiar at Eas. Egyptian dal O d om wed Trading (Limited), 26 Gomel Credit and Manse a/ Land= (Limitaill, 61. Hoag Son and Chios Gas, it Imperial and Mannino Ovedit Association (Limited), 76. Intonational Land Credit, 5. Joiat Moe Discount (limilied), Lamina Financial Amociaboa (Umbel). 2 0 1 1. Leedom Chrome Omaltras Company (Limited), 31. National Distraint Ocespany (Limited), 17. North British Anatralosiss (Limited), 51. Oman Marine Imam" 24). Overfed, Gunn, sad Oa. (Limited), 211, 1. Royal Mail Steam, 11%. South Australian Laid, M. Universal Marin Unman (thidied), 46. CITY OF MILAN ED)IMPROFSS DAT.MSN2I3 ) COMP. (LIMIT An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders was bald this al temooe, at the London Messrs ; YG. E. SllllOOl ia the chair, to receive a report aad to oo r. asi!lez resoluta:am whin win to be submitted by the board. The report of the directors was as follows : The directors, before peoceeding to thexc d ial t = for which the shareko have been have the pleasure on thigthe first occasion of meeting this constituency, to congratulate them upon themtishotory Po and prospects of the company, and to offer a few observations in complete corroboration of the Matementa pat forward in the prospectus at the onset of the man taking. been direness wader themselves fortunate in having been enabled to avail themselves of the services of Mr. Charles Barry and of Mr. Digby Wyatt (one of their ownbody), who have visited Milan during the demolition of the expropriated buildings and the program of {ion These These gentlemen have personally inspected the field of the company's operations, and have, st the soot of much time and labour, checked the original estimates, investigated the contracts with the builders, and perused the tenders for leases already received by the local committee. To the lucid and very ample report of lir.Barry the direotoreespenially de sire to call the careful oonsideration of the shareholders, who will be enabled from its to judge of the enciouragieg sec of the anat. the naremitting energy with prop which the works have been prosecuted, and the moan with which the original estimates were framed. The ris port of Mr. Barry further shows that the integral part of the undertaking is being rapidly urged on, an that the entracte have been taken at prices lower than those of the original estimate. Intelligence his, since the date of this report, been received that the thoroughfare is completed between the Pisan Doom° and the Piaui della Soda, and transvereely between the Via Raffia* private to sad the reportVaghorite. Mr. Digby Wyatt observes, in a the board, that with respect to the work done, " in quality it is first rate, is quantity extraordinary ," and with respect to the works which remain to be done, "if the same energy which has been heretofore displayed shall be maintained to the end, I do not doubt that Signor Meavni's expectations will be carried out to e letter. At the present time the vault' are completed along the first half of the Victor Emmanuel Gallery from of the the Pierre della Scala to the antral octagon. The whole buildings abutting upon the same line and to the same is extent are raised up to the level of the snood floor, which nearly all laid, including the fire-proof construction." On I the subject of the prices, Mr. Digby Wyatt observes, " I can distinctly and clearly record my impression that the total spent is very moderate indeed for the quantity of work done." "The prices of the work as settled with the contractor in his schedule are about 4 per mat less than these published by the government as guides for the settle ment of the prices of work in Milan in the past year." The oeiginal estimate of • prospective dividend of 15 per mot. from freehold rents, is fully borne out in Mr. Barry's report, and this gentleman further remarks, "In many positioos in the sew gallery, rents will be obtained considerably higher than were taken in the original schedule." Mr. Digby Wyatt Elates, moreover, " There is, I think, no doubt that by the dater when the buildings shall be completed thel denied will (if it continues at the present rate) vastly *need the space at the disposal of the oompany. Hitherto the prin cipal and most orgect applications have been for the lower floors; but as those who desire to have business premises below have also expressed their desire to have apartments for residence over their business premises, there is no doubt that the whole, from cellars to roof, will be crowded with temente Tho p u nctuality with which the company has met its engagements, coupled with this energetic promo tion of worn of such magnitude and importance, tending to increase so materially the business capabilities a Milan, and to minims the beauty of the city, have firmly oneolidated its credit throughout Italy, and obtained sun favourable recognition from the Sim and the municipal authori ties as to warrant immediate extension of the opera tions of the company. The in d d irectors ha authorisation ve every rea son to ex pect that a royal ecree of the statutes wain forthwith conferred OD recioostitatioa as of the company • Societe Anonym*. sod that • farththe er very valuable oonesami of the San Raffaele quarter of town will be ceded by the municipality on such terms as will place the company in the foremost rank of modern in dustenl eeterprises. Desirous, therefore, of availing them selves of then Present and peospeotive advantages, end likewise to bring about a result of paramount importance to the intermit of the shereheldttle Tit that ct we tug free segotiation of the company's obligations on all the European Exchanges, the directors recommend the never sion of the company into a Societe Anonym% with shares payable to bearer, of the nominal value of 500 lire, say 201. sterling. The directors, for the foregoing reasons, anxious, also, to avail themselves of the important option entained in the original concession of the priority of exe cution of all future public works in Milan, farther recom mend that the capital of the new company shall be at least 20.000,000 lire, or 1300,0001., in 40,000 shares of 500 lire or 201. each, of which a sufficient number will be appropriated to the shareholders of the present company in exchange for their shares on the terms explained in the circular of Rad Deeember. tion of the report The CRISMAN in moving the adop. said he was happy to be lON to congratulate the shareholders on the satisfactory ea , ore of the report, but the board thought it desirable that the society should be at once co i - a verted into Sochlte Anonym., ening that as long as remained a registered company the shares would not be sufficiently saleable abroad. B e then referred to a map in order to explain the pending concession of the San Raff solo quarter of the tows, which extension, be said, promind toadd it ~ greatly to the prosperity of the concern. It would enableed able I " them to erect a valuable block contiguous to u in course of construction. The Gallery woad be the float in Europe, and the property as a whole one of the best. The contracts had been taken below the estimates, and up to this time there wee but one feeling in Milan, which was that the undertaking must be a great success. The board bad had to contend with difficulties arising from new and competing *news, but within be a year from this time the undertaking woirld.doubtless in good working order. Mr. Faancrowr, who was alluded to by the chairman as being well acquainted with the property of the company in Milan, said before he let t that city recently there had been 150 applications from persons desirous of renting promisee, ' and be felt con fi dent that the property would prove very remunerative. ln reply to a question. The CHAIRIELD said the board wee of opinion that the con templated addition to the property would increase the dim. le. I 111 00,000 10,0001 10,000 1 10,000 100.00 0 10,000 10,000 11.100 10,000 1 1 10,0011 /SLIM& io,ow o k sool o k ooo ,moo, ii,iiil r. 000( io:Oliel so:000l memo f?,000l AO .O ' id,lool 203,000 10 6,000.100 6.000 100 10,000 60 20,000 60 10,000 100/00 26 20,100 20 10000 60 16,000 SO 10,000 100 10,0001100 10,000 100 10,000OOG 20 100 M 6,000 26 6,000 U 100,:r 60 e l SO 20, 10,100 100 woo 1 2C 114000. 1 00 60, 0001 000 00 IC 7 x 60001 wool 1 ° kOOO 6,000. 60 60,:;100 10, 100 6,000,100 60,0001 60 13,000 100 4160 100 6,000:11' 103 i I ED deed. Mr. MDT WTATT. a director, read a report which he had nude to his melimotors as the result of a visit to the works, confirmatory of the opinion expressed by the chair man as to the prospects of the undortakiad. reao- After some discussion the roped was adopted. and lotions in accordance with it ha rin g been adopted, the pro reeding, term footed in the usual meaner. LONDON AND AMR PLATE B , (THIS DAY.) --•-- The thirty-second ordinary meeting of the above bank was held to-day agthe South Sea House ; Mr. J. HACKBLOCK in the elude. The report stated that after payment of interest on deposits and all expanses, besides amply providing for all casualties, the director' were able to write off the remaieder of " preliminary expenses," 4,2741. 31. 3d. ; to add 26,000/. to the reserve fund, thus raising this amount to 70,0001„ they were enabled to recommend a dividend of 5 per cent., and a bonus of 5 per cent., which, with the 5 per mat ad interim dividend already paid (26th Jane last) for the first six months, will make together 15 per cent for the past year, and leave a sum of 6,144/. 10a. Id. to be carried forward to prat and loss new ac count in addition to the rebate of 21,9511. lls. 6d. The directors, settee on the resolutions passed by the share holders on the 16th December, 1864, have decided on issu ing, rateably among the proprietors, at 'premium of 30s. per share, 20,000 shares of 251. each, being half the amount autho rised. The OHATLILLS, in movieg the adoption of tile report, congratulated the meeting upon the satisfactory progress of the bank. At their drat division for nine months, they paid 7) percent.; oe the second , for the year, 111 per cent., aod now for a year, 15. They could not expect the same pa r s e of improvement to be continued, bet he hoped they would remain in as satisfactory a position as they were now. The business at Monte Video and Buenos Ayres was extending, and there was a fair prospect of sn increase of business and profit in both branches. The dividend, free of income tax, would be payable on the 23rd inst. Mr. HOLT seconded the motion, which was carried unani mously ; aid the usualcomplimentary voice of thanks com brought ths proceedings lo a close. - imal to so,eosloo 16,0001 /0 07,6001 ID 10001 16 17 6, ,061 1 1001 10,000.10* 60.1016 16 *O6 Mini ,0101 10 The distribution of prizes to the London candi- data for Orford Load Exactions took place on Bator. day last, at Willies Roans, St. James's. The large h.ll ' was filled by the triads sod nastier of the monansful candidata. The distribution was made by the Dean of Westminster, who was supported by the Ray. R. Bin end Mr. George, the presiding swansinsrs, and by Mr. Mason, L the Rey. Dr. °canonic. Dr. Pinches, the Rev. W. William the Ray. Dr. Jacob, Dr. Hodgson, Mr. P. Ls Neva Fader,a Dr. Wwa, Yr. IL B. risehre, honorary secretuy, ke. •t lkstar og to -------- MONEY MARKET.--(21118 DAY.) Vice-Warden of the Stens.- 28th instant. T ir. ° 43l4Cg • The fellowintmiaing dividends beve boa declare d darin g The stook markets to-day are dull as regards tbe month of November s businera, and flat in character, owing t o the death ii i " L Pez lime. Animist. 85 15 0 ... 810,350 0 0 of the King of the Belgians and the flow of gold from Doves Ors* 00•101/ 9O 0 ... 9,216 0 0 1 7 6 ... 4.800 0 0 the Bank. The,funds Dave again declined I per W e. eet tb akl ou.dos iodos cent., and foreign stocks and home railways in Wicklow - ....... -....„ „ 0 2,800 0 0 many cases are fractionally lower. Freak 1111; 0 7 0 ... 1,750 0 0 but P" vies " The demand for money to-day is moderate, , p.. 7 . 6O 0 ... 1,000 0 0 ca ution being inspired by the recent lar g e with- Ca Kitt na W drawals of gold from the B ank, amounting to Yiae~s > 7 iled y g :1: 300 0 0 half • million since the date of the last return, scarcely any transactions take plane below 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities is 54 to 6 per cent, and the supply of money is not very abundant Consols are now quote d 87 to 4, ex div., for money, and 874 to 4, ex div., for the 9th of Total. .. £36,6Y6 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Orly a limited supply of Engish wheat was naive& up to our market today coastwoe sad by land ma= whilst the posed polity of the samples was b u t both red sod white parcels the deed was inactive i bt all pod sad fIIZO qualities were disposed of at last Monday's currency. In damp perosle next to nothing was &tog, at late rates. The show of foreign wheat wm only moderate. Tk. transactions in all kinds were limited, yet last west's prima wore supported. With both Eoglish and foreign . barley we mere well suit plied. Malting samples were in fear optima at full quotatious. Grinding and distilling sorts moved off heavily, at abou panto= ourreociee. Malt, t the supply of which was moderately good, sold slowly. Pricoa however, went en The supply of Emilia Gate was li ed. ; of [aim es- Weems.Cu the whole, the oat trade was Grua " " mully lest week's quotations. Beans were in short supply and steady must, at tuff _ _ January. Foreign stocks are fiat, and most of the specula- tive descriptions exhibit a fall of 4 to f per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : —Greek, 151 to 16 1 ; Spanish Passive, 274 to ' 1 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 1 ; Confederate, 74 to 8i; ; Brazilian scrip, 11 to 2 prem. ; Turkish Five per Cents., 1865, 431 to 4 ; and Maximo, 244 to 1. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Consoli dated Sterling Mortgage Bonds are q uoted 1 to 1 pram. prima. The few samples of pass as the skalds were disposed of at =keine miss. We kayo so abateno notice in the Talus of flour. The trade was tolerably &n. The arrivals of floating cargos. off coast hays been on a limited sods. Owing is a greed maims to the Men nen of the supply, and to the enhanced prof atom of importers, the trassactiom in arrived cargoes of wheat have boss mu ch restricte d . la the yalm of fum canoes, however, • foram improvalsost at shout to la. 6d. pea r r. des takes pima. Thera has also boss some /equity fo gran as parings, or for forward shim:oast, on rather eager terms Mirka, arrived. 42a. 6d.. to 465. 6d. ; ditto as passillee 4is. 465. ; llazianopoli, strived, 45a. 3d. to - 455. ; Raid. 44a.par 49211 m.; fiandoinins, 475. 9d.; Polish, 41s. 9d. to 435. 101.,• Bus, 405. Bd.; ditto shipping, 41s. par 4801bs. Bunt, January or February shipments, 445.; ditto Fa brusyy or March shipment, bea d ma 492 Fax Firs cargoes of maim hays stellar ra gwort, at fully lat. rates • but tha demand for inferior j a ar t... tiss bee ruled inactlys, at about arrived, 325. IL to 335. per 4921r 1 gg ;1 318. 98. to 31s. ; Bulgarian, 31a. par 4801ba. Barley has boss Ism sought after • sererthelses, t!s 4 Prim realised exhibit so chawis from the promos' wash. Havana, arrived, 235. ; Nicciaisff 25a. ; ditto as paseags. 245. • Black Sea, on wings, 245. Per 48011 s. Rye has 'been in fair mcinert la tta forme: tams Odeon, arrived, 31s. ; Thrall, 4601 in. Nothing of interest has bras reporter is beam Harteri 40s. to 41s. per 4801bs. la the Mosses of bum nom ths Talus of millatsowl has remained unaltered. Danubian is worth about 21s. to 21a. 6d. par 483 Its. In rousequonce of tan high rates demaalsd very little buidneee has bees transacted in linseed. However, is the few sales which have takes pleas We rates have bass aocapted. Calcutta, on passage, 575. per 4101 ts. ; Amid, 68s. ; Odors shipping, 665, par 4241 be. • Bombay, in bonze, 70s. 70s. Calcutta. 675. 6d. to 66a. 6d. • Birth pet tad Azoff, 65.. 6d. to 665. ; Egviniag; fits D. Petersburg, as. 62 4. VA. to 445. Linseed cakes have moved off f ; as follows :-Loudos-mado, 101. fia to 101.155. ; New Y in barrels. 104 10s. to 101. 15..; ditto, in bags, 101.65. to 10s. 10a. ; Weston, 91. 15s. ; Manseillse, 91. bs. to W. 10a.; ditto, off mask 81. 7s. Oottossa ; ditao, far shipment , 81. 10a. to 81. 12a. 6d. par too. cakes hays changed hands steadily, at 51. faa. to 51. 16s. for Lagoa-made, sad V. 15s. to 41. 17s. 6d. per ton for Feemasis. Rapeseed his been in fair demand, and the curried= have bass well supported. Calcutta, on rum" do. to be shipped, 58a. to I 595. per 5 =nada. Gmarat, November or Dezember shipment, 77a. per 4161b5. Galant, in ware house, 765. to 775. ; Fsrozapors, 71s. to 72a; Calcutta. 70s. ; Danubian cultivated, 72a. to 73a, and Wild Black Bew and Azoff, 38a. to 39a. la restos used mks have programed slowly, and Patens have had • drooping temdsocy. Dami etta, arrived, of inferior quality, 51. 15s. per too. For saw seed shipping, or to be 'hipped, 8/. 15s. is 'MM. Most agricultural moods have see rases. AREMAL or Suris.-Englisb :Ter, r vi l=ed. 105 ; rapeseed, 105 ; and rosary 480 qn. • Tans, 870; liaised, 4,000; miss, 2 . 100 ; sad sundry. 1.3 95 qrs. E i rorre.-pats, 100; Homed. 40 0 ; 3.43 6 1 hemp . mad, 50 qrs. ; and dour, 531 carts. AULIVALIS OE OWN, 129., INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND NATI,. CAELZIADE, 712012 DEC. 2 TO DEC. 9. ENCLINNVI. Foos o'CLocx. Consols have declined, and close at 86 to 7 ex div., for money, and 87 } to;, ex div., for t he account. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on Wednesday, the 20th inst., will be rupees $5,00,000 (350,0001.) A general court of proprietors of the Bank of England is convened for Wednesday next, to elect a director in the room of the Right Hon. George J. Goachea, who has retired, upon aooepting office under the crown. Branches of the National Provincial Bank of Englited are to be this day opened at Newcastle on-Tyne and Gateshead. The Australian Mortgage, Land and Finance Com pany (Limited) have declared a dividend at the ta x, f 121. 10s. per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the half-year ende d the 30th June last, payable on the 18th inst. A call of 2Lper share has been made, payable by the Bth January. The prospectus of the Aug 10-Romano Water Company(Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 200,000, in 10,000 shares of 201. each. The first issue, however, is to be limited to 7,500 shares, and we are given to understand that the bulk of these have already been subscribed for by the shareholders in the Anglo-Itomano Gas Company, a prosperous concern of old standing. The object of the present company is to conduct to Rome the water from some celebrated springs at Arsoli, in accordance with an exclusive conces sion obtained from the Papal government. It appears that one-half of the houses in Rome are totally unsupplied with water. The prospectus states that the concessionaires have expended large sums of money in plans and studies, in considera tion of which, and for the concession, they are to receive 30.0001., besides one-fourth of any surplus profits after payment of a dividend of 10 per cent. per annum to the shareholders. Reference was made on the sth inst. to some im portant resolutions, to be submitted at an extraordi nary general meeting of the City of Milan Improve ments Company to-day, and these will be found in our report of the meeting. The object of reconstituting the company as a Socidtd Anonyme, with shares to bearer, is simply to remove the prejudice which exists abroad against English mistered companies, and so to facilitate the issue of the obligations of this undertaking upon the various European markets. The company will thereby be placed in command of increased funds, raised by means which must re dound to the advantage of the shareholders, inas much as their profits will be enlarged. The comany will thus be ebled to take advantage of the valuable onaption embraced in its concession of carrying out further rAtilnentive work!, in the city of Milan, Of the numerous projects recently created not one can be said to occupy a more satisfactory position than this company, whether regard be had to the full confirmation of the original statements respecting the value of the property, or to the high credit to which the company has attained in Italy, in con sequence of the rapid progress of the works and the general vigour of its proceedings. As regards the profits in the future, it will be noticed that Mr. Charles Barry, the eminent architect, fully endorses the original estimate of a prospective dividend of 15 per cent. from that most solid of all sources of revenue, freehold rents. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of London is called for January 10. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Green wich Railway Company is called for the 9th Jan., ' when a dividend on the original stock of V. 7s. 6d. per cent. (or ss. 6d. per share), clear of income-tax, will be recommended. A call of 10s. is to be paid mi n th e shares of the Suburban Hotel Company (Limited) by the 15th of January. The following weekly report on the produce market is from Travers' Circular : In the colonial produce markets this week there has been • steady business without say new feekare, speculation being dormant. Sugar haa remained dull, but with a lit•e less weakcess at the cline. In tea the transaetioes have bees lees active, but prices are maintained. Saltpetre ham been very heavy. White pepper shows a further Me of Id. per lb. Wheat has been dull, at former rates in cotton there was increased excitement et the commencement mid a fresh advance in price, but the market at the close was "-11 l with a tendency to roadies. Wheat. 9ar9ay. , lla. OaSa. Ban n ? raal tei. siks. Bagflak ... 6108 r 44 tnit 1 t", 7,5 1007 .. 19 Fortipi .. 8444 lii44 197 7 996 6146 .. 667 .. T0ta1.... 12710 18616 Mat 701 1666 713 t. .. *ON SLIVIIDLY EVTIIING. Console, which closed yesterday at 871 tom, ex div., for the 9 tb January, opened this orn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 87 9.16 to /. For money the last price was 87/ to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87k, k ; ditto, for account, 87k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 87 ; New Three per Cents., 87, ; Annuities, 1885, 13 13-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, lon, 1, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 108. The India G overnment Five per Cent. stock was firm. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 61.. to 2a. dia., while the June improved is., closing at 74. to 2s. dia. A Gazette notice intimates that the interest on the latter for the six months from December till June next will be tat the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. Foreign stocks were quiet, with a rather droop ing tendency. Equador Bonds declined } per cent. ; New Granada "ex all" and Deferred, } td and Turkish Bonds of 1865, and Brazilian scrip, There were inquiries, however, for Venezuela 0 Bonds and Six per Cents. of 1862. causing a reco very of } per cent. Spanish Passive also im proved }. AMINES.-(THIS D 17.) LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAT.) (IT man= AID nrrwarrowar. Tiu.sours.) (raou con own comeTorromorr.) The sales mill p r obably toot up 7,000 bats', st about Saturday's prices. MINCING-LANZ —(THIS DAY.) 60001.—The market is Inn for brown quails, but no bedpan is reported. Refined dull of axle ; previous prim are barely wapported. Qpnws, Run, WM, and other colonial produce are with change. Corrosccatianse doll of aide ; the Llogtti halm's doing shows a docile* of to per ms ATM—There are buy bet few sellers, at bat week", COITOOCI. The public sales advertised for to.mvrrow eonsist 460 casks 600 barrels and 4,000 bap sugar. 200 casks 1,300 beta toffee. 1.600 packagesladiaa tea, 1,600 begs saltpetre, 1,300 bap ries, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The ensrket is steady 0 the following prises :—Petano berg Y.O. ott the spot, 495. 9d.; all the yew, 495. 6d. ; October to Dessmber, 1866. 51e. ; Jemmy to March, 50s. to 50s. 3d. —.-- METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There ie about an average supply of beads for the day (the " great market"), but °ham qualities are by no means plentifeL The more saleable description fled purchasers at &slight advance, bat the postal traleis heavy. There is a fair supply of sheep and a small domed ; coniequently prier. except for choicest kinds, have a downward teedeacy. Calvesare very mane, sad trade for theca good. From Germany and Holland there are 1,620 beasts, 5,300 s 5 calves, and 12 pigs ; Sootland, 1 , 300 beasts ; Ir e land. 330; Norfolk sad Suffolk , 60 ; Western Comities, 560; and 3,210 from the anthem and midland counties. Per stoned gee. s. & a. d. I Per done of sda s. d. s. d Dad loots. Heralds. 6 I DedDnad 111-Idalli 0 0 0 Bed 13hore4seras 6O 6 Dad Lou w 0015.... 6, 6'2 Sewed qua. beads 28 2 Do. do. Uwe . 0 0 0 Odds S• 6 I Zeros t wean* pod. 46 2 Plop d DaDnst Meads 6 4 6 Lambs Sends at market. 7.6110 ; sheep add lambs, 24,810 ; ad es, PI; rigs. 870. _ . - _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mews. Psttenden and Smith report as increased derassid for hops of an descriptions. Oolonry samples are scam, and the tarn dearer. COAL HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls gad Hellos. 21a. 6d. Walls Red Haswell. 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Beaddylla Hattoa, 20a. 9d.; Walls Bad South Kolbe. 21s; Walls Red Haugh Hall, 215.; Walls gad p e rodoe, 21s. 3d.; Walls Bad 'Among, 19a. 6d.; Walls Hettos Lyoss, 19s 6d.; New Belmoat. 20s. 6d. ; Notice Asthma" 221. ; Wild Henley. 19. . 3d.; Iluddhs Rartlsy, 19s. 3d. ; Hsatiags Hartley, 19s. 3d.--Ships al market. 34 ; st sea.lBo. The metropolitan main drainage system is com plete, with the ezeoptiou of the short link of low level sewer which is to roe neut. the Thames Embankesset sad the Embankmest Railway ; and, the greatest and most im portant of all, the drainage pumping stations will be began °NZ O'CLOci. '1""k• The mining market to-day is quiet, with only a The great Thames embankment is progressing. moderate amount of business. Present quotations The foundations are laid at Westminster, sad the granite are subjoined : Great Wheal For, 341 to 35 ; East truing it begun. Put of the perspet has nun Lind awe Lovell, 141 to 15 ;Wheal Grenville, 31 to 31 • Temple-gardens, and all along the line of works between East Wheal Grenville, 31 to 31 ; Nort these two wrist; the river has been dammed out, the dime Treekerby, 31 to 31 ; Bast Caraclon, 81 to 9 ;North sod dye armed away, the ninitint• poured in, and the Dolcoath, f to i ; North B.oskear, 15 to 17 ; filling up of earth begun. Bast Bassett, 18 to 19 • East Cam Brea, 51 to Exaoriou Erma= Durrtrls.—A case came 51 • Caldbeck Fells, lf t to 11 ; Wheal Beton, 220 before the comity court of titoriebouse, sear PlymeaUx. oa to 225 ; and Chiverton oor, 51 to 1. An extraordinary general meeting of the Cam- rand and J. Fleming, the two . ooneervetive representatives Saturday, the defsedants in which were Mesas. W. Per ot the borough of Deeonport is the sew parliameet. The brian Consolidated Gn'd Mining Company took a rr e i r maw on e of the orooledings et their election place on Wednesday L e : ; when the resolution in Jon* lad. The plaintiff, one William Henry Collings, passed at the meeting on the 21st ult. for a volun- landlord of the St. Aubye Arms. let rooms labia house tar) w i nf u ng _ np eme con fi rme d, and Mr. J. C. for committee MOM/ for the hon. member', sad supplied Goodman, the secretary, was appointed liquidator. riferList,tiaotofothr t r hi l e u e l fr c ti r i • e r 3 1 17 . scillataneeth• pounds A this claim had been paid, but the t obis= te. A. petition for the winding-up of the South Crenver Mining Company is to be heard before the After hearing several wawa's, the judge adjourned the proosedisp to Jas. 12. SHARE LISTS.-(T11113 DAY.) Two o'esooz. The railway market to-day is dull, and the tone is not favourable. Metropolitan, Great Western, and Great Eastern stocks have fallen }to 1 per oent. London and North Western stook is now quoted 125 to } ; Great Western, 61.} to } ; Midland, 123/ to 124} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121} to 122} ; Santa Eastern, 77} to ; Great Eastern, 43 to } ; Caledonian, 125 to 126 ; Metropolitan, 136} to 1 ; London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 127} to 126 ; ditto A, 147 to 148. Grand Trunk Railway stock is quoted 31} to 1. WILDLNAZY MAIM AND mei& sh. I re. I eAn gial eirs. ess,,E,C," Isles i b 1 .101 -11sliasur .1 ise cambrian sa ckek impious Ta Ts se 13 16 6 e se Ts 11 12 a Orerowail 00 Bolen eadßethelJese l aU Doadee,PeA o o o AOLJo Al ieelLeadon 86210 Out GoDo. _ _ eAI I. Weelbeee /1/11 = w imeire Ord. N. 1110 160 Do. Leos. SUL, Nal IN ikese Nereid koekoe 100 Clees6Weelbees 100 Deb 1 A rea s° Av... 100 Do.EI Mt. 0 . DOe lo 100 Do. New. Ir. at 26 pea 416 De. Ord. DeL Div. Kook IN Gt. Booth i WeA. am i 100 Geed Wiebees iii iiii 100 De.Nowe Vol VA Do. Seelb Weise. ... 100 Do. W. MlL—Ozioed VA Do. Do. Ll= Do. 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Sea al Bask o/ Otago (Monad) I Anoondand (1 Bonkßankoj tiorls,Analrla ) Usk of New gooland I Barnod's Bank Pinned I I Bratsk Ogitrrniao 0.1 Britkh C.. Bk. Indludlas.. Chart.. bier. of !city 6;imaa it;ook Bonk of Coosa coca. Pouliot Judo, &O Coosottdaboa Book (L) ? I'CanoNA Do. low Delhi sod London !Soot London ( i-Onlkol , igutont Exchange , Li all ir.nsitels lank Stock ll.) giloolkikual.Chartd. oh sod Swedish (I. toropean litskltlmiteds Illotom•OhtnadJap.(V 11 Do. Wood at I pco I Do. New ,Danorial Bank. Walled 111 Assplefel Mamas— al 2., I Do. New I Kodiak. Dadla(L) LoaltiLoOdeatoo &o.(L II Idedoa sad Do. New Ti London m River Plant a. • Do. New, IM. at le pm k Lora Oka Bank a Anita el London and County—. I 'London Joint Landon& South &triton 'Loa. & d. viessere (Use. Do. do. New . Loudon& Venezuela ( L ) 'lon. & Weetrainoter Merchant Hatik(Uni.) Do. New lionontile A Ittaken‘L Metro. &Prov. Bank (L btictiMo Bank aim ) . 6 National of Anstralade IWO rff anon. of Lavervow., It 'AO :If.tra. al ingland ID Do. Ind . and Ird Wes If -4 'National Wok 10 •Ifewlloodi Wales 11 New Isalmid (Usalbed)l so Norte Wawa 35 'Oriental Bask Comma ? 3 Orient COM.B.Llatao.o 0 Do. do. lataN.F. Do. do. latel.O. Provia.B•aktagt;oo4 l . Do. do. forarba. at Inland Do. NEM Paal. o . Dattd SOSO Oland. at D. & Atrtoa Do. do. Us. at Opm. 1.1 Valet at Aostrolla Vain at Dallied (Us) Von at latadoa IPd I CI. Prima. I "ke.. 68 67 3 sar i 6 i Id. fl. l H 4 y 1 ilpai 6.8 is 4 2db I 17 10 anMl 60 71 tS 70 t 1 Sal 01 PA Mb l4l I I aft u 6 4al 611 46 10 6 7pm 10 1414 1.4 r 10 lab par 76 I 1 416 411 48 60 ii 21 50 111 a 30 651 6ipell 10 bi 33 sa 20.91 014 0 24 le 1 2 pm. lo 11f 20 21 6 4 811 2114 17 19 16 18 16 18 • a opm 3 611 6) 15 4 01 26 27 • 184 Par 4 4 40. 41 If Idls par 142 II 4 6 gm' • k 19 It ps 692 1 th • 164 841 79 90 pp 42 604 ifie 174 0 67 141; par 114 par ios 93 2 iPs par 1 pm 42 , Isdli 1 da 4 t 2ipm 10 7 9 POl 7779 as is pal • 4tOm 61_ 63_ 611 ..;:ja ii.iii) 'moot kii 6 stow eo,ooo l oon°. 16.0 0 10 21,000' 1 6 11 - Oa 4 1 ells 10 I tidal 10 I 8 di. 1111 IDA Ea 411 4} 4 Ma - a le - 11 li) 414 - 7 5 als • is 55 14 1 4 I .114 • 14 14 PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Northers 4i per cwt., redeem:. at 10 per met. prem. 102 i. Great Wietere—Ortsinal 5 per ont., redeem. WIC, la. Waterford end Kdkeony, 6 per cent., 62. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, fre. i~ ~. ;~..::a ~... LW. W.S.W. 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