The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-04 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN-POLAND. T... following letter has been received from doted the 25th January : It ~...enounced that the number of troops collected in kimplom of Poland is incressing daily. Brwides the lit 2rd corps d'armre, which have taken their winter l-eters iu this kingdom. the :Sol corps is on its march for site purpose. It mug le observed, however, that a..• three corps &armee do not exceed 60,001:1 men, the ,'.,use .4 the battaliutis sail the aquadrons has been so ,n, b ',Weed. A Russian move d'armce, which was for r,rtly complied of 500UU men, now consists of only :70,000. The 4th and sth corps d'airmie are quartered for the winter in limearshia and Podolia. The effective of these two corps more than 40,01.0 men. By this arrangenieut an au.. of 1111).(11.10 PO can be immediately ad...mood to soy 'sat on the Anders (mutter, or ou the Wilubi..o which may become the theatre of event,. daugerous I a the ..e.urity of the Russian Empire. It is anuounced, In m All parte of Russia, that an enormous quantity of snow k.a fallen. In some places all conimunimtion between the edla i :e, has been intercepted by mountains of snow. An eu., number of horses and horned cattle, and even wane nt..n have perished. In the neighlsmrhood of the town of lioness twenty-six deed bodies have been with dr.,en from the mow. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANI4ION-HOI'SE. It - el/tom Antennae, a powerful•iwohing V°Upg man, de riMoq himself as a tailor, was charged with sawsunang Wy hrow with a stark under the following &cunt rtAirrs : It appeared the prose.•utria mei her husband keep • gra e. is shop in Sparrow-comer, an.l about seven o'clock this m.•rumg the prisneer sent into the shop, and inked for sonic " wog." The prosecutrix thought he meant sugar, and gave hint • uti..rter .4 • pound in • packet; but he said, " No, no." and pointed to the nest parcels, which were half.pouiels. While she wan turning to get the packet the prisoner struck her a violent Wow with .. stick (The •two was produeed, sod ours sures' alswt three feet in length and four niches is ClfrUal- I. moor 1 He struck her a second time, and cut her kiwi otsa. She called out " Howler !" and he attempted to strike ►er • thinl tour, hut she stooped behind the o•.mter, awl h. thee ran away. Hr hail sut her heed wiry much, and she was obliged to go to the surgeon to have it alp N 4.4 I. The pri.ortar, nu Aria; saked through an interpreter by the Lod Ma”ye what he hut to afty in answer to th, charge, ple,l that be thought the woman cuul4 not understand bon that.lte was angry with hint. Tto. Lord Mayor saki It was a very aerioua charge, as ha n,..ht hare killed the proaecutris with such a weapon aa th.at proatteed. and *cuteness" him to twu inoutlui unprnata• n.. nt and hard lahuvr. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. WiIIAtILY.-111CArt or nix raw, AND FORTUNATI ILIVAITVAL . - . Made. itoderfs. shoo Newry, a thschoet hallow, who pee en address at ftheraloerd's Binh, wee charged before Yr. 14. .144, with stealing the Immet-pia of Mr. Juba Gibson Sloths surgeon. of Set, Great linoellsetreirt. The primmer wee brought to the court hamolcuffed. Prom the "video:. of Mr. Smith it smeared that ma the rooming of Tuesday Lod, abort I oickoo* he wee punk( through the Rasiest.eirco• when be raw • crowd of perms collected, sad on stepime.: up to see the cause a MSS = d ill band over bin ehouhler and took his breastput read it to the primmer. Ile ilose„od the prisoner with the offeoce. but he deui.vl it. nod dropped the pan at his fest. Be then laid hold .4 litho .ond gave him into custody. Juba Maher. 3111 t!, said, on going to the spot he Need the prolocutor mid the prismer struggling together. The primmer denied inswing taken prosecutor's pan. He thee took haw interest...le. and sou the way to the statics the . who wee (allowed by Cook, PC ei , wee smolt to rp "m s s o r eerithiag which proved to he a pin, but not the pro. se..utus. the Prosecutor having previously received his pie. Cook. IU tC. confirmed a portion of the *violence of Sal ter, sad. is addition, id n, sail that in King street be pocked up ▪ pa which primmer threw from hie pocket. Catick, Al C , prov.l poking up a pin inside the station, after the prisms, was taken in. The prisoner wee committed for trial, but will be brought up ageta ta a week. The primmer effected en escape in a rather singehr woes". It apposes Vast he was placed to the lobby of the pollee covet, where prisoners ase usually placed, and while the conehtbles who had charge of him were talkie{ together, thinking they hail him quite were. their hack s beteg a g ainst a door leading toward" Marlborowh street, so that be could not pass, the prisoner with considerable dexterity slipped through the door leading t. the yard at the back of the court, and having sealed seseral walls of the home. iu Marlborough-street, each of them about seven feet high, immured to mope, for which the constables, Kilter and Cook, were suspended by the Commissioners .4 Police. since then the constables hive kept • sharp look nut, and on Maturday evening halter ail Conk, having Just got of • steamboat, and while poreux up Hungerforistrect sew the prisoner stauding there, mil at MOB collared him. While passing Trafalgar spore the primmer offered a dear/erste resistauce, be ii m ngg sided by some romans, his friends. A koirtbotood seven struggle, in which the officers lost their late, took place, hut ileternoitied not again to lime their prisoner. they srafally resisted all attempts at a rescue and suseeeded Ia safely lodging him in custody. WORSHLP-STREET. iorromer "mower Ni A to•norrro. names Salton we. charged before Mr. Leigh with ideal log • Moss sad set of hareem, value LW., the pn.perty of kis meter, and Groom If.rtof ws, als o ckargod with being is posesmisei of the manse, with a ;,olilty knowledge. Mr. James Abbott, a cab proprietor in Spitalbelils, Metal that as Friday hot Mutton, who was one of his drivers, took out a mkt , . home, and harness, with which he was to return at I? o'clock the mane sight; be, however, failed io so doing, sodas the following day two lads brought the cab home alone, saying they had received As. for so doing from a man, whom willies., judging by the description mime, Islievol to be that prisoner. The police were cow incarnated with and he was taken into custody at the Coach and Horses public-house iu the Mingles/. He re fused to leave uutil be Mel eaten his chop, and add nothing about the horse and hareem. Subsequently Hewlett was taken at a pobli , r house in Tothillatroet, Westminster, and it tweed out that he had tornoired V. from the lantllonl bassist in purchasing the stolen property. Ile also woe given in custody. Mr. Hearth for the preemptor, asked for a remand, and agreed that Howlett should be admitted to bail, if it was substantial, as in all probability it might be found necessary to make him • witness against Sutton. Mr. Ligh consented to this, and remanded Sutton for a week. MURDER 41' HUDDERSFIELD. -o- - On Saturday night, a shocking murflor wax per petrated at Hodder+Reid. A few minutes before twelve o'clock • urn named diaeph Smith, 311 yam+ of age, was pro =towards his home iu Upperhead.row. On hi s way h e the Black Lion-pasarge, when three men. named Jam Killarney (a private in the ri4th Regiment of Foot). Norton (a dye-house labourer). • - Iredale (a cloth esline, of Lindley, near Ilisklersfield), went to him. Norton lived in that yard, anti he awl the soldier commenced abusing Smith, who at once renioustreted with them. He ran into the middle of the road, hut they followed him. The police, however, parted them fr o m bins, and sent South down Spring-street, and the others towards Msrallnw.street, sad proceeded on their rounds. It appears that Norton was aware that Smith would have to return up the street to go home, and he and hi. companions waited for the unfortunate man, anti watched him into Swallow-street, when they kicked hins, knocked him down, sad ill-uud him io the moot brutal manner. leaving him almost 11«..d. The police shortly after wanle Smith in the middl e of the reed, and dying. They at once carries! kink into the Itlack Horse beerhouse, close by, but the unfortunate n au es pirddireetdyafterwanls. The wound which apparently caused death was from a tre mendous kick under the left ear. It wee very touch dis coloured and swollen. There was also a cut in the scalp, about an inch in length, owl a slight cot on the right cheek bone. When the police found bins be was quite insensible, and never spoke to any one. lredale was apisrebended at his house at Lindley. ne the following (Sunday) morning. The other two were taken into custody in the Black Lion- Ywd, the seese of the first quarrel. The prisoner+ were at the tines intoxicated. Iredisle having been drinking with Killarney all the eight. Killarney is on furlough from Man chester, where his reipment now Mr. Joseph Severn lute been appointed her Ms- Jetty's cooed et Rome. Mr. Semis is well know far kin Isowledie of the fine arta, arid tie interline be bre takes it Dalian re enai thereto daring his lass rseidissie at Rome. F. , .1.. 4 .1.•/.1 hail the following anecdote about Gerilwkli :—• A yams Duda artist, Neu of the inistawaliv V. Po4c.ser New, al Copewbesew, gel as eider ire= Waal ,rk fora bust of GaribehiL fie left Seem for eleyvvri end wee reeeivol in the se* frleamily wwwer by the ii^:mval, who aslted what time would be required, whets Os wooer was (We that an hour each day fer five or Ws Ell. would be asasteet. The artist was masted to make a 6- Tuttut at awe. la their OMPIIMMUOU theribaldi 'Oared • hvely interest to the inanities of the north, and s ql"ged • Veal desire to know what were the prospoete Iluailiaainiewae, by which be mead is alliance of the Mitt4• Th people to atop the innaels of nernmany northward., 16 . 1 lb. rte haring ealaide.l hi. curiuity the point, (01 r/41i ..thinned, 'That in rizht : yen to the north and vie t the math, amid we will check the Germans.'" lltrsur. , utss Fats HOPIPITAL, DeVONANIRS. 1 1'.19. (NTT. --no swept. ameba of patients yellers"( der at the week endue Fel•rverr 2 ens Medical. 1.100 ; .4 :43 --tipla4 I,7ati, of which 134 were new wee. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1861; wzgranzarsw PALACS MOTII,-(YMIS DAY). The half-yearly meeting of the proprietor was held at one **aka at the hotel, Viscount Om-mu in the chair. _ The Swann= read the following report : "The direr:tees had the pleasure, by a circular in August last. of intimating to the shareholder's the decision of the House of Lords in the suit instituted against the company by a shareholder, to set &aide the arrangement made with the India Board, for letting a portion of the hotel at 6,0001. per annum. The India Board entered into pomession ou the 13th of August, and have tita quarto?. rent. In addition to this the have received an amount for refreshments supplied under the terms of the arrangement, the profit if which, together with the sum allowed by the India Board for expenses, has sufficed to defray the coat of that portion of the oitablishmeet, and which is necessarily on a male capable of conducting a larger business. This arrangement has been attended with the further advantage, that the service, especially that of the kitchen, is in a state of efficiency for undertaking the general business of the hotel. The directors have now the gratification of announcing, that they have made arrangements fur opening the hotel to the public, on the Ist proximo, under very favour able auspices. The delay in completing the building has been greater than was originally contemplated ; but the directors have already recapitulated the causes leading to it, which have been various, and entirely beyond their cowed; and they regret to add that the expenditure upon the building has considerulJy exceeded the estimate formed of it. It was assumed that it would be com pleted for about 70,0000; it will, in fact, cost, with the nocesiary fitments, between 90,0601. and 100,0001. It will be in the recollection of the shareholders that the building contract entered into was ant for a lump sum, but for work at a schedule of prices. Some portion of the additional charge is for work not pro vided feria the original design, but found to be necessary in the progress of the building, but the greater part of the excess is for work included in the original deeign, and be ' yorel the amount which had been calculated upon by the ' promoters of the undertaking. A farther increase of expos. diture has arises out of the delay in completing the build ing, and the unexpected litigation in which the coin. paay has been unfortunately involved. The precise amount of its cost mama yet be ascertained. brit the director' are taking measures to have the account. thoroughly scrutinised and investigated. In the meantime it in apparent that the company mascot be considered in a satisfactory and efficient condition without ,as enlargement of their share capital. The present 11111101 capital is 1011,001). with 22 . 1,0001. raised debentures. The directors consider ;hat a further sum of 15,010. is for the purpose. of the company ; and th e y propose the authority of the iimprietary fur sanction to issue 3,000 additional shares on which they propose that 51. should be paid no allotment. the reminder to be called up as shall be necesnary for the esi=s of the company. They propene that the sew shares be offered to the present sharp b.,l,lern.it par ; sod that should any remain unallotted they should be offered to the public an such terms as they may command in the market. la the beard's last report the pniprieton were invited to apply to the secretary of the coiniany for any portion they might desire to take up of the 25,0001. debentures about to be issued for Eve jean at aa interest of 5 per cent. No &mil rations were received iu rspoose to this invitat ; and the board accordingly made arrangements for an &d -eepen in the meantime, on the security of the debentures. If the shareholders should now desire to nihscribe for these debentures they are still open ; but it will be necessary that applicant. should address the secretary for this purpose by or before the 14th proximo, stating what portion they respectively require. Since the last general meeting, Mr. & C. Hall hes resigned his seat in the direction. In his piece the board have (in 11000MADCO with the provision of the articles of association, and in pursue* of the an aouscement made to the shLebolders in their last report) elected Mr. D. LiNoad, Walton-on-Tharnea, a gentleman of much mercantile experience, especially is the business of Joint Stock Compani e s. The board, after the fullest coosideration, have come to conclusion that eight members (including the chairman and deputy chair man) constitute a su ffi cient number of directors, and they do not, therefore, desire to increase it. The board have made arrangements for the discharge of the duties which devolve on them after the opening of the hotel, through committees actiag in an executive capacity, but reporting to, and superinteaded, and controlled by the collective board ; an arrangement which the board believe will conduce to efficiency in the insonrement of the com pany. The tariff of charges and management of the hotel have been considered by the committees appointed for the pumas, and, after mature deliberation, settle.) by the beard; and the board believe that the arrangements made will were to the public comforts and luxurien equal to those to be obtained at the best hotels on terms which cannot fail to be satiefach ey to the public. For the convenience of the shareholders, the board have prepared and printed the whole body of the article. of association of the company, in °arresting such clausal in Table B of the Joint Stock Com piano Act, 1056, as are applicable, and numbering all the clauses insolence. By these means much ascolivenienc• in enmereference is avoided, and a complete and useful grids is afforded to the shareholders desiring to be acquainted with the legal rules under which the company is formed and acts. A copy of these articles can lie hail by application of any shareh old er to the secretary. The three directors, accord* to the articles of association, retire by rota tion at this meeting are, the Viscount Chelsea, Captain Har wood, and George Norton, F who, being eligible, offer thmembee for n-electio n . At ag., this meeting two miditore meet also be elected fur the earrent'year." The CIIAMMAII, in moving the a doption of the report, congratulated the meeting on the niorueut having arrived when the company might consider Wolf fairly em barked in its great experiment. They hail now gut a handsome sod complete building, and the arrangement. made enabled them to offer comforts and luxuries equal to those provided by the best private hotels. They eterted under moat auspicious circumstances. A delay huh occurred in the opening, but he believed it was better to begin now than at the commencement of the dead season. (Hear, boar.) As regarded the expenditure, be observed tha t the amount paid to the builder was, in round lame, 85,0001. There was about 10,000/. which was is the wait disputed, and this had beim referred for arbitration to Mr. Hunt, than whom a more competent M.uwas not to be found for dealing with mach a matter. lt i l oard believed that 20,0001., to be provided by the issue of new shares, would be sufilcient to cover all remaining expenses, and they inked the suaction of the niceties for the raising of that amount. Arrangements had been entered into with the Electric Telegraph Company to have an office in that house, and tbie would prove a great advantage to the hotel without involving soy material outlay on the part of the company. The motion having bees seconded, Mr. Newest/cis mid he understood that an application had been made by the India Board for the whole of the building. He hoped that if that were the case no decision would be come to without first amenities the shareholders. (Hear.) He thought the list of charges might, with advantage to the company, have been made lower as regarded some of the items. The Ceatenalt said that no proposal like that which the hoe. proprietor mentioned had been mole by the India Board, and if any should he made nothing would be done without consulting the proprietor.. As regarded the tariff of charges, he admitted that they ought to be as moderate as possible, and the baud would be obliged for any reasonable suggestions on that subject. (Hear, hear.) They felt that that company ought to be equal, if not superior, to other hoteAsepers in liberality. (Hear, hear.) After some further discussion the report was adopted. APOT/IRCARJER' HALL.—At a Court of Examiners held on Thursday. the following edema% were admitted licentiates of the Society of Apotbecarin, viz.:—Mean. W. T. D. Caldwell, of Kennington ; W. Edwards. of Hampton, Devonshire; R. E. Huntley, of Howdon ; H. Hume, of Newassitle-oar.Tyne ; C. H. Nerve ; W. F. Beene, of Bath • J. Hollinworth, of Newton Moor, Che shire ; and A. O. bolquhoun, of Riseley. MATH PLOY DRINKINO WHISKY. —A most la mentable sad wretched death from spirit-drinking took place in Kera iir e dockyard early on Friday more*. It ap. peen that the night of Thursday, or very early the next naming, some marines serving oa board her Majesty's ship Hero, Captain Ryder, and which is at pre sent in Keying' dock wider repair by removing a panel of the down the ward-morn obtained acorns to the store, sad this,, loch some at bottles of whisky. This would seer to have been shared by several of the men on the guard. if not by the whole of them ; and on Friday seaming polieenergent Smith, who wee on duty at Keyhou, received information that Private James Mogg, of the 110th common of the Plymouth division of Royal Marines, was pint dead on hoard her Majesty's ship Hero. I Smith oat going on board, found donned lying sad ant far from him two other marines, James Ryan and Robert Kluane, both in • state of 'essentiality. Dr. Forster, the medical officer of the yard, was at once enenunicand with, and he proceeded to apply various nenedim—amossst others the stomach pump ; and it is stated that hem the stomach of one of the insensible men three plate of spirits were drawn. They were restored to cannoneer, and sent on board the Belton* bulk, and the deceased was removed to the bonnet. Several other rues of the guard bail evidently also partaken freely of the spirit, for they seemed quite meter of what was going on atoned them, and some salmon unconscious. Late on Fri day evening Ryan and Kilian had but partially recovered from the effects of their potent imbibetion. The deceased IVY only2l llson of age. An inquest was bolds. MI Satur day by Mr. the Admiralty Denny Judge Advo cate. when the jury N unanimously returned the following verdict :—•• That deceased, James Nogg, was found dead on hosed bar Majesty's ship Hem, in the Itiptis yard, in the bonnet of Devmsport, on the lit day of lebrusiy, and that there is ground to believe that th e said deceased died from the effects of driukine, an excessive amount of whisky, although then is not sufficient evident, of the fact." A very extensive robbvry took place from the onagiaone Arse Ins, liuddendiold, on Saturday night. MIN. is book cheques, NW. in gold and note., and a gold watch end chain were taken away fmra a drawer in the 1- morn of the landlord of the buts L The wood round the lurk of the &twor had been cut away to wields the thieves to pt their booty. SHARE L1828;--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cromr. The railway share market to-day, though inactive, is firm. 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Nat of and China . .11 In 134 WOO lb Chili& Moro. of India, 11 000 100 City saus 100 Cokodal 60, .11 Coin. of Canada aU *OOO 100 Cc= of London llO 10 II 11 16,0001 10 6& ScotatiluaLClfartt an 161 161 id 161 ll* 80,000 10 0. Bs* of Bwltaarlsad. all - - - *OOO, 20 Lon. (31. Bank of AsMat WI 141 112 1 26,000 60 London and County 69,000 60 Landon Joint Kook —. 10 - - 16 id 20,000' 10 London & South Mikan 4 14 IMs .-II 00,000 100 Lon. and Wastinanstor lO - .- 41 id 10,000 100 Net. Prov. of inglaad 42 - - - 26,000, 10 Do. Now lt - .- - 20,000 60 National Bank 13,00 D New South Wa 66400 10 16 ' 'Oriental Bank r Corpora an 471 40 42 26,000 10 Ottoman Bank 64000 100 Proviuclal of fraud - - 84 I 4000 1 10 Do. Now - -.- KOOS 26 South Australia all - 40,000 26 Union of Aeolians - - - *4OO 60 Unica *London &OW 100 mu, maw - 111BOXLLUISOUIL No. I dk. 1 OOIIPIUUSII. iraiu. prima. I Balm 16,1100 14 dasla*lskam Mat - all 134 16 14 AM U mulailaa Aoki& - AO* 111 DieillaWaierwcels - - NI DM Amick* Lai - - -. 0 . 4 010 se Irit.ilifahlag.lol 6 an is 80 - 0111 fa Do. 11 T par a 1111 MR an 18 111 4. MT* 10 Do. - LOU IN Oanads o Lad- 4,000. 10 Channel lalands Ts: (L) an - - - 630,000 Si Oopingoflagains& on - -..-. 11,000 16 Do. P rot If par seat. all 2111 111 - I,oolo* IL Cfp4al Palace 150,810 84. Do. rroforfana 10 *I I* .- 160,000 111. Do. 11 p. 01. t.. Dal. 100 116 108 - 10,000 10 Latlndtairrk Canal 1 4 4 441 - 700,000 fit Insolas Telegraph - - 140 - - T, 16 DI. Now ll - - dls 10000 1 Bag. sad Am* Cop. 10,000 U Goa. Mom Ns 14 .. - - 810,000 1 Oro* Indy - all f I - aka* 1 Do. IT4 pica* Pid. all 1 •-• 111,104 i l i t DiaalarrLa s it.) : ...- - :s . ...-- IWO* a La. Gan. Onsibre 4 . . an 1 - 1 - 64 SO Madras lodge. & Caul 1 1414 pm - N, 10 MadllowansaallsoiTaL an - - - *MO 11 madltar. N. id. ptia.) an 1; te - 80. 16 National Maw* Co a 111 17 du :II - 4 00 NorballitOssalion(L) 5 14 141 40 - 11,1110 II Nolantbads Lod . - 2 0 - - - 1 11 4 I Ds Sp. 0,14.101 614 on 4 1 - LT* NO 1 N.Dwina it N. 100 l LL II - - -- -. MUNI 1 N. DAL Oss all Arizalmlsa all 1 lad - 60, ' 1 66,C00 I Ds. "Now Mons' ll* 4 dls war - 40, 16 IL ma. gia. .) s si il en. - 104 N. Pal Una Luau ma. us 48 41 - >R N PialOsarlOdaa Mom an TI 711 - l 4 80 Da Now l6 11 18 psi - f 0 lad Ina I Ind. 101. s; N a IkalOya. by Dm env. an 161 1 7 4 164 ilk Dos - 1* Mall Steam —OD* 40 llll l, 1 11. Asst. Isvania. 110 111 1116 ad Ulf - U. 111 ANlrsasa load en 88 SI - 74000 1 1* Ile* - Is* 1 Da oba. 1101•011 all II - 11 * Da do. - K is a us. Co. Up. Csa S - - - w Illaawes Lad ll4 16 U - MONEY MARKE2.-.(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocK. The funds to-day are firm, and an advance of i per cent. upon Saturday's prices has taken place. Speculators evince some hesitation, as the opening of the French Chambers takes place to-day, and that of our parliament to-morrow. The telegrams from Paris to-day describe the Bourse as unsettled, pending the delivery of the Emperor's speech. The share departMent in the Stock Exchange remains firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 68fr. 10c., being sc. higher than they closed on Saturday. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 remains firm, at 99 to i for money. Consols are officially marked 92k, 92, and 921 for money, and 921 for the present account. The present quotations are 921 to I both for money and next Thursday's set tlement. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911; New Three per Cents., 911, 921; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886,181; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 991, I ; ditto Bonds, 18s. , 205., 22a, dis. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 991. Exchequer Bills, Bs., 45., dia. Foreign docks are steady, at former prioes. Spanish are rather more inquired for. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 231 to I. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 74 to 71, and that of 1858 56i to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account, 231, I ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Dollar Bonds, 78 (exchange 4a.) ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 81i ; Spanish Three per Cents., 47/ ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 401 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 581 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1001, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 211. Fours o'Cz.ocr. Consols are very flat, and show a reduction of i per cent. since 2 o'clock ; the present quotation is 911 to 92 for money and the account (Feb. 7). Various adverse rumours are in circulation. We are sorry to have to record several more failures amongst the Greek houses. Four firms failed in their engagements on Saturday ; and three of them are of sufficient importance to call for enu meration here. Messrs. Bello Brothers have stopped, because 11,0001. of remittances on failed firms (F. Ede and Co. , we believe) have come by Satur day's mail. Their liabilities are stated at about 90,0001. Mr. Edward Vitalis has sufficient means to go on for some time longer, but has decided to stop payment on account of the impossibility of getting his remittances cashed. His liabilities are put at about 80,0001 Messrs. Schilizzi and Vuros (who have no connexion with the larger house of Schilizzi and Co.) are likewise not under any imme diate necessity of stopping, but have notified their intention to do so in consequence of the uncertainty attaching to the future, and of the disorganised state of the Greek trade generally. It is thought that the amount of their liabilities will not exceed 35,0001. In all the three cases referred to, favour able estimates of the estate are made : it is said that in more than one there is a prospect of a surplus. Each of the three houses has occupied a respectable position. The stoppage took place on Saturday, because a large amount of Greek bills fell due that day, and because the mail just arrived from Constantinople, instead of confirming the favour able telegrams lately received, shows that great ex citement and distrust prevail in that city in con sequence of the stoppage of Messrs. F. Ede and Co., land the subsequent embarrassments. It is only fair to state, however, that confidence is expressed in the position of all the more important Greek firms iu this country. The Africa, which left Liverpool on Saturday for New York, took only 13,338/. in specie, making an aggregate of 3,168,0001. since the 28th of No vember. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank. The accounts from Paris continue to state that the bullion in the Bank of France is increasing, owing to the reflux from Turkey and elsewhere. A vacancy has to be tilled up in the direction of the Bank of Australasia in consequence of the de cease of Alderman Sir George CarrolL The annual meeting of the Berlin Water Works Company is convened for the 14th instant ; the half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Naviga tion Company for the 26th instant ; that of the Thames Raven Dock Company for the 18th instant ; that of the Peel River Laud Company far the Ibth natant ; and a general meeting of the London Cemetery Company for the 13th instant, to declare a dividend. The half-yearly meeting of the Mid Kent Rail way Company is called for the 18th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Norfolk Railway Company is called for the 26th inst., and that of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company for the 20th inst. --- Tl2efoni : th74.il of 2/. is to be paid on the shares in the Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Railway Com pany by the 25th inst. ; and 'the tenth and final call of 11. on the shares in the Nottingham and Grantham Railway and Canal Company by the let of March. A petition for the winding•up of the Hope Mutual Life Assurance and Honesty Guarantee Society is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls ou the 9th instant. SATURDAY ETZRING. There was a good demand for money, both at the Bank and elsewhere—partly in preparation for the bills maturing on the 4th (Monday). para Next Thur sday's settlement in COllll4/15 will occaaion some demand in the Stock Exchange. The new Indian Loan, the adjudication of which is fixed for next Friday, may also have a certain effect upon the market. Consols which closed yesterday at 92 to for the 7th Feb., opened this morning at 921 to 1, and closed at 92 to 1. For money the last price was likewise 92 to 1, and for the 7th of March, 92# to 1. The official buainess report is 'as follows : Three per Cent. Consols for money, 92, 1, ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), 92/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 921, 92 ; New Three per Ceuta, 921, 911 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1859, 954 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dis. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 932. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was marled 994 for money. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 931 to 941; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 94 to 1601. There were some sales of India Bonds, at 20s. dis count. Exchequer Bills were flat, at Bs. to 3s. dis. In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions were again in Mexican Bonds, which, after beingmarked 24, closed/ per cent. lower than yes terday, at 24 to The Turkish Loan of 1854 was steady at 701 to 71, and that of 1858 at 561 to 57. In other foreign securities there was scarcely any business. Bank shares to-day were steady at yesterday's price. South Australian Land shares improved 11. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :--Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 14 to prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 11 to f prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine,' par to prem. ; East India Irri gation, *to dis. ; East Ind and I"bd°u Ship ping, to f prim. ; and India Cotton, Ito 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two dOwm A moderate amount of business has been done this morning in home mining stocks. Alfred Consols shares are inquired for, and are marked a. West Caradon have been dealt in in the Stock Bxclumge at 774 and 78 Wheal Margaret at 55 ; North C ro ft y a t 71 ; and Stray Park at 374. The latter are flat. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in North Basset, Great Wheal Fortune, Wheal Trevelyan, and Wheal 'tiny. There is a renewed demand for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which have been dealt in at 301 to 31. Other foreign, as well as colonial, mining securities are very quiet. At Craddock Moor Mine meeting on the 28th init. the amounts showed a credit balance of 1,1159/. 7s. Bd. The profit on the two months' working was 2451. 18s. Bd. A divideod al 4s. per share (21114 was declared, leaving 8481. 7s. Bd. to the neat account. Scenier Consols on the 29th ult. made a call of 10s. per share. At e Polgem Mine meeting on the lit Mat. a call of ss. per shar was made. The Freed Consols accounts, presented at the meeting on the 28th ult. showed a debit balance of 4371. 12s. 9d. A call of 10. per share was made. At Gammen& Mine meeting on the 29th ult. the accounts showed • debit balsam of 379/. de. bd. The Cwm ErSa Mims sold, on the 25th ult., GO tons of lend ore, at 161.65. pet ton ; tad the Vele of Towey, 55 tam, at prime varying from 10/.6e. to 131. 14s. per ton. Bedford Carole on the 29th ult. made a call of ls. 6d. per share... . The South Condon Mine accounts, presented at the meet. ing on the 29th ult., showed a credit balance of 4,9441. The profit on the two months' working was 2,6171. A dividend and bonus, together 2,5601. (51. per share), were declared, leaving 2,386/. to the next account. Pelyn Wood Mine on the 29th ult. made • all of ss. per share. The following mining dividends have been declared during the month of January :, Mime'. Per share. Amount. Devon Great Oeosols 37 0 0 ... £7,168 0 0 West Rum* OlO 0 ... 3,000 0 0 Dust Bonet 0 .. ... . 560 0 0 South Caradon Walt Caradon 2lO 0 ... 2,500 0 0 Tamer Silver• Lead Wendrat Consols ... lO 0 ... 1,024 0 0 West Fowey Southys twith Tolgua . Cwm Eau Ol5 0 ... 650 5 0 cwm Frank D Mill o 0 2 6 ... 625 0 0 Wheal Buller 2 0 0 ... 512 0 0 Craddock Moor 0 4 0 ... 2U 0 0 Cobre Copper Company General Mining Aseociatlea Ol5 0 ... 18,750 0 0 North British Australasian Ol 5 ... 6,281 4 4 Copiapo Mining Comps., Total QUO 0 4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKEITS. MARK-LAIR.-(THIB DAY.) The wind to-day is rather fresh from the 'southward and westward, but cold, though fine and open. The quantity of homegrown wheat increased • little in the latter portion of last week. .Flour, a moderate quantity both per ship and rail. Barley and malt a middling quan tity. Bann and peas abort. Barley and oats from Scot land limited, and only one p•roel of Irish o•ts during the week. _ _ _ The foreign arrivals of wheat were rather liberal, priori pally American, including two large cargoes of wheat from California, remainder Black Sea, Mediterranean, and French. Flour, a fair supply of American barrels and a large parcel in sacks in one of the vessels from California, and one small lot from the Mediterranean ; a few beans from the Mediterranean, and a small parcel of peas from New York. East India seeds, a fair quantity. The condition of the English fresh up to-day is im proved, but the trade is dull, at last week's prices. Foreign, in retail a good demand, at the full rates of this day week. Barley, without change in value, but business slow. Oats a remarkably dull trade, but not lower than oa Monday last. Beans and peas about the same value as this day week. Flour inactive, and value of American barrels and other descriptions unaltered. FLOATING CALI/W.-A great many now on sale, and steadily selling at improved rates for most descriptions. WHIAT.-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 46a. to 58e. ; ditto, fine old, 655. to 68e.; ditto red, new, 375. to 545.; ditto, fine, old, 544. to 64a. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 59a. to 671.; red, new, 465. to 57e. Foreign : llantno, Ilts. to 675. • ties, 675. to 731. ; Konigsberg, 594. to 655. ; ditto, extra, 654. to 715.; Rostock, 645. to 67a. ; fine, old, 68e. to 713. ; American white, 625. to 671.: ditto red, 60e. to 645. BALL.-English malting, 425. to 48s. ; fine, 48s. ; griading, 301. to 35e.; distilling, 325. to 35e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 295. to 33e.; ditto distilling, Ms. to 385.• malting, 41s. to 445. MALT.-Eaglish, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to 623. ; fine, 671. to 735.; Kingston and town made, 565. to 641.; fine, 67e. to 801.; brown, fine, 565. to 59a. OATS-English feed, 235. Od. to 264. Of . ; potato. 265. to 30s. ; foreign, 21s. 9d. to 275. BILIS -English tick, 31s. to 355. ; harrow, 35e. to 39e. ; pigeon, 351. to 394. ; foreign. Mangan, 26.. to 321. ; tick, Me. to 405. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 465. ; Egyptian, 375. to 38s. Peas.-English boilers, 40s. to -s.: white and blue, 40e. to 441. ; maple, 404. to 445.; grey, 375. to 411.; foreign, 421. to 46e. FLouir.-English town, 50e. to 528. ; ditto fine, 555. to 57a. • country, 41e. to 41 • ; households, -e. to -a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 415. to -s. ; French, 415. to 50s. par sack • Araerican, 304. to 335. ; Canadian, 315. to 335. ; Spaaisi, 461. to 495. ARRIVALS ONTO LONDON FIONI JAN. 28 To FEB. 1. W' • Flour. 1 11" tira. ns ' P q eal re. j bris guuplirk 4111 !173 . ! 70 . Fotels ..i 411x1 11/I{ l .... 1111 1004 S. C. Ball ' 2164 NU 4171 391 174 16 g l . l ir..11 11 :1 1 1 1 . n e e I : " A i 1 3410 111 lipurtel—Wlissk 010 qra. Wheal Barley. MAIL Oats. , I grs. gra gra 1861 r MO WI 1180 . 1 .... YS I is le i 180) - 1 9123 833 MINCING LANE.(THIDAY.) The following public salsa are advertised for tomorrow &gar : 500 hogsheads West India ; 18,000 begs Mauritius. Coffee : 230 casks plantation Ceylon. The private contract markets have been inactive, and we have no alteration to make in the quotations of sugar, coffee, tea, rice, or saltpetre. Curfox has been in good demand ; 800 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The markets quiet. Town Tallow is quoted, 575. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.Q. on the spot 59L 9d. ; Feb ruary to March, Mks. 91. ; Minh, 601. ; April to AM, 58s. 6d.; October to December, Ige. PARTICULLIIN or TALLOW. ISA 1 18110. Stock on hand this day ....maks; Delivery last week Ditto hoot Ist hum Arrival last week Ditto from Ist Jane Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town last Friday ttasr I 36,968 1,762 2,676 77,418 60,761 210 144 . $8,436 85471 . 614. AL 4104. Od. Na dd. 61s. id. Arrival for the week °unearth. 13 lest year, 235 casks, and delivery 2.400 auks. The arrival last week comprised 57 casks from Petersham: 133 from South America: and 345 from other place—tutal, 565essica, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts, but still choice descrip. tions are by no means plentiful. Prices on the average are rather lower. There were also a few more sheep, but there is • demand for them, and quotations are very little altered. Good calves are scarce and dear. From Ger many and Holland there are 550 besets, 110 sheep, and 70 calves. Scotland, 150 beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,100. Ireland, 200 ; and 100 for the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Sibs. S. d. a d. Per stone of 81114. s. d. ad. Best Sects, Honed& 5 0 6 2 DestDnadt f-bdsSb Best Shod-bar 4 8 6 0 Best Long-w 0015.... 6 6 6 8 Second qua/ beasts 4 0 4 4 Do. do. Shorn . Ceires . Piga Shorn'. 4 6 4 Lamb ... Boat Dna& Hll-breda 0 0 0. Lam Beasts at awful. 5.876; Sheep and lain* 10,040 80; Pip. KA BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Means. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for fine ample; continues active at fully late prices. COAL MA 11. K ET. —(TH IS DA Y. ) Walls End Stewart's, 218. 6d. ; Walls End South Hetton, 218.6 d. ; Walls EndTrimdon Hartlepool, 20, 9.1. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, 10.. 6d.; Walls Eod Wharneliffe, 19s. ; Walls End Caw", 20s. 6d.; ; Walls End Kell." 20s. 9d. ; Eden M a in, 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Itiddells, 16.. 4ti ; Walls End Framwellgate, 19s. tid. ; Walls End Hadley. 19s. ; W slam, 17s. 61. ; ernemad Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; T an g e id your Butes, 168. ; Belmide Hartley. 17e. ; Howard's Hartley, 17s. ; Lambert's Hartley , 16s. fkl. —BB ships market. 1881. 72,018605 1, 131,052 1 586 148,402 504. 9d. of ad. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. _---4-- Yraroot.. tc;day :—Caledonlan, Mil I—Gress Northern ,S , Jlo7l—treat Westerns 731 I—lancaahire and York -1171 116j—Loodon and North Western, PHI 101—London and South Western, 95—Menelssater, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 54 mi —Midland, 134 j M —North Vattern, Berwick Capital st oc k, 1054—D0., York Capital Stock, We }—South Eastern, 511-16 25 15-10 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4l—Grand Trunk of Canals, 6—Great Western of Canada, Central, IS 241 d.—Lon don and North Western, 5 per cent No. 113—Lancashire and Yorkshire TAM Lancashire 6 per cent. Fret. •, 145 Ito , al Insurance Company, $j IR—Thanes and Memo Marine Com pany, 14 p.—Huyton and Roby Gas Company, 10 7.16. _r. &eke. 1.1632 L 'I I