The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-10 00:00:00

DI TO lys :-- 4 , We 1 that Liss % lit ham tlis =Ws a kid Naldi has se booms tis lei, is ths I be so 4041 eh as to asspas i famed at the DAY.) _ i 1. rt.° M re oc I '6IIL~D~T. '. to N.N.R. iac area& 14 li , uneetiled. to mega sok lose rala, a above. I. to S.W., loos' ooderate. San, and adjs. ' 7 of Slaw. stated th►t ass their mead. found that Uri dm probabutty Weds, is but 9th alt. says : fall of excite. ever' is rapidly ►tier of weeder. at the most m etal tworbliolitis t farthest, mere whose amid 4 some of the leo biome so rhv not others I! • Petroleum at over 200, and Petroleum wells, ks are discussed mirages of 'that sedal, to dims is to ' the MIA ,pping the At tarn for ass mill it time. U. r departure tree the best pined nt undertaking. del in the work g dews a wooed DIMON E. -Mr. mroogh, had ea canary M State of the reported o remove Me mbar,. Mr. C. ,odimr. Mr. Lee the Meshes el I mom to the plied that reports deeiratility el aim received at —South Eastern Ix.—We regret y motions Dame , WhimSoo. bawl It appears thee Woe, while cram main-maw, was uoobeerved se ler vehicle, ad bed to She cab he e head sod caw ir are of a serious emit, s ru ad cue ro was wow,* havisc bum 1 to which be request. ° belt ot tite men ti he rosy lie swami, sad aid a Dams:one r estosmad, and, anxiety has bon g• Mr. Whisks trust be say be rte. ago Miss Mary staarport. mud of ben. Mime wio whose sane Foriestershire sod raided under his rosiciersi?is period w oo log to a supposed be had been leak of her liberty, oho lock on the night rotary. Every worse of her. end were exarsioadi is tog, however. woo on her disappear waterataa named Dan 13swdley and water. It mg WA Liss Corbett. BM taken with ber on lor ordinatilt , . itoarport. b ar tisk sly was about 30 Dirmirruszs 1% to na sway wilt Monty Leh am• ▪ rather a singular eat up to Leedom sties the Vim tad there saw the reading the Immo fired him. and the sidings, le. to eel He Mated that direct to Loam. lawn's-road to .ele ailed and e took the trait He met WWd liable magmas^ ▪ a rather eztranw nannies+, Won" emissary to kb isiderable same in to his states's*. Non dog, 3L Sib peoditare for elite a coectertim. e," sad areordieet at the Cry : ort ; the roe 6 er be had mil 1 !"" a soommt, elateg at sa to the mane , hem eons he • ranter beet to Mr. Beam _ 0' 6 % Ii ZZ G. Whitteld bed!. awe could me IT Mr. Beam orbs le 08 el the thr . ....s squeal!! care the alnen entered iste the thee "IL— LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Belau Mr. Cuemiedour Boland.) U PAUL Joss MEDFORD. keeling. wise the well.kuswa comedian at the ta j igail better hews an Paul Bedford, deessibrd en of , jille, Weetiniesker. Be came to tie wart on his pinta= o e the irSrd of Asyut last, owing debts of g od aisigabli CSare of failure befog sued oe i n o f ms, w bieb he had etwepted for his eon. At j air t gal* es this 18th of October an adjournment was en, with a view to en arrangement with the creditors. g r. Lew*. 011 behalf of Mr. Bedford, who was pro. t, Dow uked for • further adjurameot with that view, l s t ate d that arrangements were in program whereby it Doped tbet 5a in the potted would be enured to the ditera bijoaresd to the 2 2 nd of February. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Beare the Renorder.) ward lager, who was convicted yesterday upon • of stadia( • large quantity of valuable property to the South Waters Railway Company, was tap to receive judgment. p r imer made • long statement in ext•aaatios, bet Recorder said the pirMoner had beep engaged in • cysts roblery for • very long period, and he could sot see weeds for reducing tire sentence which would be spoa him. The prisoner was seuteeoed to ate yore servitude. HE CHARGE OF BENDLNO A CHALLENGE TO FIGHT A DUEL. die We. Broworigg Lumley surrendered to take his epee SA indictment charging biro with misderommear vim seat • letter containing a challenge to fight a duel Er. Lawrence Desborough. sin we. also • 'mood charge of sending a letter ooe • a defamatory libel to Mr. Desborough, the prose- or. Er. Metcalfe and Mr. Orridg• appaared for the mason { ; sad &dont Pam and Mr. dbigh wen coanesl for dalendant. The dded►at pleaded guilty. Serjunt Parry addressed his lordship, and end h• and S. Singh kid conferred with Major Lumley, and had Yeti out to him the i'legality of having written the Iwo Earged which are the subject of the indictment. The major to have been hardly aware that to sending a dal. be wee acting against the law. With rapid to the letter, he wee aware that was wrosg , but it Ana written feelings of pest enitemeat. However, the major, ugh his eounsel, sapwood his sincere nest at having Von the two letters, and he hoped that Mr. Deaborongh coasider them as wholly willidniwn and never tin. He rewind extremely the coons be had takes, was desirous of sabering into recopineoss to keep the and he pre his word of hamar he would never 'a interfere in any way with the public pease. . Metcalfe said, after the manner is which Sorjeant bad addreend his lordship, be wee instructed by ►s tto say that that would be quite sufficient. The object Mr. Deaberough yea an only to establish the reputation his tins, which ►ad been is eminence for a great many ad to prone*** public, bat to pat a stop, if pos e, to a practice which, in the present state and feelings society, could not bat be looked epos with abhorrence. Recorder, addressing Major Lumley, and having whet Serjeant Parry had seated, mid be understood t it was the major's own feeling in respect to the charge, that ►e himself wholly withdrew the two linen which had written, and made a public apology for the gram nage he hod eassitted. He had already undergone me punishment in having been brought before the court, dIA basing made himself the object of public ridicule as 164 dose by the cesum be had punned. After what d been said by the counsel for the prosecution. the Court wild be satisfied by his eaterias into sureties, himself is V. and one in 250/., to keep the pe►ce for 12 moothe. TKO POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ILLELBOROUGH.STREET. iTIFIT PRIACIIINO. Alderman Sr li. W. Carden waited upon Mr. Tyrwhitt lie meals and said—l mak to call your worship's Mies. ce to at iesonordene—an imenveniesce asnoustin kocst to a positive anancio—which mimes of a Sunday taming it the top of Great Portland-Aron, opposite the Wq ststinsad aeorTriaity Church. A wawa is in the tactics of eosin there every fine Sunday mania& • so a their and preaohieg to what he agleam pimple, tkolatiag sad shouting, pails% a large erewd, some se nays' 200 serene being oollected, completely log the thoroonfare inasmuch anon &min the railway Midis; has to go out of the yto get into Great Portland.streek I belie.e pence is a clergyman of the Church of England, and ha la fall couosiesla Ido not °blest to outdoor • as Inhere it does gnat good, but I have lit. e doctrines preached by this piesou, and they are dim of a Chartist—the meaner making it a rule des the rich ; sad he frequently points in the direction Trisity Church, ad says, " There's a church full of • Mr. rwhitt—He doss not say anything about the Mond Snaps,' " puny squires," and " foolish dukes" • hong the favourite expression made use of by such All I en say is that I bare uothiog to do with psnon'sdootriaes, tout if an obstruction is moan than pot negligence oa the part of the police if they do sot it Sq. W. Carden—The person preaches far from the • pesos, for in 'peaking of work houass he than "prisons • sod " hostiles." Oo speaking to the as duty at Trinity Church be said he would not •er it ea kis oat of the way, sad I then spoke to another who said be could tot interfere as he was ordered take the barrows, but that be was aware it had been coe for some time. Mr. Tyrwhitt—lt is desirable it should be known that mild polies magistrates we hart nothing to Jo tin polies. We are above the polio', and thoroughly t tel then It is for the police authorities to a slop to the matter, and it should be put a stop to. *R. W. Cardsn—l should like to Lind out the person'. • xtlrrio!llihae matter mag' le e2C ;1 3 1 11 o w n. * a w e es 24.°4 reu l t a v d ; gib ths isl e Part. There ' is an ey mercaching power op, but we shall soon find out who is the strongest. I a Morn ceder current going oe, but it will not do. Par W. Cordes thanked Mr. Tyrwhitt for giving him Munn, Led retired. WORSHIP-81811Kr. B.I3GULAN C• 81 0? MIRAULT. Dark( Wet.., 42, living in Limehomodekle, and de himself as • labourer, but supposed to be a regular 'Mbar, was charged with assaulting Joseph Welstead, looking working blacksmith, whose face was ' disfigured. both eyes being killed and the orals lams its bridge. CMPhisaat said that about two months wince, while re habs to North-street, Whitectiapel, one evening. Mae the prisoner staading on the " waste" (a piece of road au the workhouse) with a pig in his arms for sae- Isere eke little thing to look at, and apparently going ctisV at after a little bargaining he purchased is for some "igsbott Bas he believed. He took it home, and tl= Milks aid fat he could make the little fellow by ass ; lathe was mistaken. From some cause or other the lk maid sot be brought to anything like oonditiote for the shile. sousaked lond enough, butt efused hie fowl ; ilk holm of gettiog larger he got lees, h ie eat 4 ,ltiehe all over Ms body and legs, pined away, WWI every attention, and went off rapidly at last, with -Ilunghbig._ Yesterday evening the complainant saw the Perna spin on the same spot trying to dispose of another Its . 1 91okir, and well oniviened au imposition bed been prate own case of purehme, he accused him of it ; a stud, esSacted, and among it was a man who declared that 4 ,, lad beau cheated ie a li ke mauler by the same chap. ". iota the complainant walked away, Siding it Liam le remain and matinee his reproaches, but 'III Proceeded many paces on the " waste* whoa he from defendant a blow on the bead that meet him Imile • quantity of crockery displayed on the ground, 18Mali psany worth of which was broken by his fall, sod ass eat u now seen, consequently he gave the prisoner (411 ; 6 21Ti K, said that complainant's fees was in a :Zit state from the iejery. The other man was pre ißNlßPiala if the magistrate would hear him. Omits consented to do a witness, and from the given it was clear t hati as prisoner had sold him two ri*ia bed cooditioa, for both went off in the meaner He maw the assault in questioo. _trease said that he knew nothing of the alleged sale. .. Yet les last his temper when oomplainaat came up pmaisd hies with it. so he struck him. babe M meshed sad his witness declared that there was not any the rat, sad °NM in dealing with the cue, said that the assault ml ate of a common character, and he had no doubt —"flow* effected the sales in question, robbing poor pa r: the shameful manner described, well knowing what . Ib l PIP were la. He should fine him 40a., or an impri -mitt.. ef sae month for the assault. uwareestat was pail. WESTMINSTER. • rIDOW AID an 801. G i te.. 4.B "Hdat, a deterneised-leoking bey, was placed at °"' l 'hlreM with stealing as axe and a chisel. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1865 . The preeverrivia was rho primases owe Tooth's, a very respeolabis woman. ie widows' weedy living at 23. Satan ism% Mr. Amaid—This is year ova son. I believe ? Do you wish to praiestrio him! The mote—l em Wised. His bass has only base dead them winky sod iss is gulag an Its most shackles way. He has tam up with the worst of &meters. sad behaved very ill. Hs &Jab aolluitg of striking am. He he. struck ma several Mmes. Mr. Avoid—How eid is he? The mother--TwQre yean• • He stop out all night, and is robbing nee of what little I poem.. Mr. Arnold—This is certainly a very 'bookie; state of things. What proof have you that he conmatted the robbery he is now charged with ? The mother—There was nobody else to do it. He took up • knife last night, sad threabseed to stab me. Mr. Arnold (slum hearing tie facts of the charge of felony)—l don't think that this cams is made out, but the prisoner seems • very fitting subject for s reformatory. The mother -I should be much obliged to you if you would pat him is one. The morning after his father died, he sten& me • violist blow is the eye. Mr. Arnold—l don't know how much you would be re quired to contribute for his support in • reformatory. If not sent there for an offence, but because his parents cannot avatirol him, I think they would require you entirely to maintain him. _ _ _ _ Thy motbsr -I will do all I can, but I have nothing but what I earn at lb. washtub. children The mother—A boy nine years old. Mr. Arnold—l cannot remand him for the felony, as it is not proud, bat whoa did ha drib you WV The molluir—Last eight. Mr. Arnold-1 shall reamed him fora week for %- quirks to be made at the reformatory. The loather—A catholic ow, it you plates. Mr. Arnold—OortelalT. TRAYBEi. CAW o r as GOMM.. . _ . - Philip Solitierse; ialcitiddle:aistf;;;;, who precipitated himself tote the Thaws' at Limehosse-bole, as the night of the 2nd of the pretest month, was brought up ea reassad before gr. Paget. The prisoner was Is deep water, sad was saved by a waterrean gamed M mad his appreaties, H. wr aow very penitent, and had red well is prison daring his donation. _ — A mime table man said be v the foreman over the pri soner at the Lime•kila dry dock where he had been em• played as a labourer seven yearn Mr. Paget—And he is a man of good character and con. duet? _ _ _ lila foreman—Yes. sir. I will pat him to work to-day. Mx. Papt —Very well ; keep an eye upon him, I will let him ge. FATIMA Oraystoie, a middle-aged woman, who mired some acetate of lead in a glue dale, to a publio-lomms, which she was about to drink, wee bronOt np co remand. and the fol lowing letter concerning her from the elaphin of She Hoare peteetlon, Clerkenwell. mu read . . . "Dear fiU-1 frost the hisb•ed of Haanah Orayeloo, who has promised to athsod the ssexaminatirm tomorrow, may be bedewed to resume • weekly •Dowsers to his wits, in which cue his sister, who has .100 promised to be in at. testlimes, would take suitable care of ikeit and endeavour to procure employment for her. fibs is is • less desponding state of mied sod promises to be more cireemspect for the future, mid would be grateful if allowed to amonspany her sister.—Believe me, yours very may. " Onion James, Chaplain." The prisoner made • promise set to repeat the attempt to commit suicide, and was allowed to go •t large. WANDSWORTH. CAUTION TO LJAIIII9 lIIIIINGCIJMA Mts. Goodwin, • lady melding at No. 7. Union-place, Claplitun•road, was summoned by Jobs Boatel!, a cab driver, for refugia( to pay him the mai of 6e. for the hire of his carriage. Ilse defendant on being called upon to plead to the lem mas+. mid she considered she wee not liable for the pay ment of the amouut claimed. . . ----- The complainant aid ti;ros the ^29th ult. he drove the defendant, with two children, from her home to the Black frian-reed He waited and drove them home. The wit ness added . that he was ordered to take up at the defendant's house at 7 o'clock in the evening, end he returned with thorn at half-put 12 o'clock. Mr. loge= thought the complainant was entitled to lls. upon the mesh' had made out. The complainant said when he was hired in that way he never oharpd the full fare. The defendant's answer to the as was that she under stood the cabman would call far them. Mr. ingt7sinpOiet;iOne;;llerthii s h e never discharged the cabman at the boom in the Blsoktriars-road, therefor.% the contract went on for the whole time, and he was entitled to be paid 11.. if she had paid him, he would have been discharged. The defendant did not attempt to my that she discharged the cabman, but said she did not asleep with him. Mr. Ingham said he must make an order upon her for the amount claimed by the cabman. The d;t7odi;icatiiith7reall;* she did not pay it was be cause she thought it was aa overcharge. Mr. Ingham thee ordered her to pay fie. the fare, and 7s. male, remarking at the same time that i► wait severe this'. The defendant said the was col diatatialled. Mr. Ingham mid it was a little oversight au her part. If it. had paid the cabman at the house la the Slackfriars road, and told him that he amid drive them home if he °hope to all for them. then it would have been all right. The fare sad coats wars immediately paid. LONDON AND GREY-NWICII RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) —This aftersoos the boll-yearly niceties of the above corepoe, wee hold at Grishue-house ; Mr. T. Carney is the chair. The report and aerostats, which have already been published, haring been reed from the chair, resolution adopting them, and also a dividend at the rate of if. 7s. Id. per amt., or ss. lid. per share, free of bloom* tax, was out and agreed to : after which, the out going directors and auditors were re - elected , and thanks having been voted to the chairman, the proceedings terra mated. __ THE MORD= AT ALDERSHOT.—At the Alder shot petty seaman yesterday morning. Thomas Dumphy, • gunner belonging to the F Battery 9th Brigade of Royal I Artillery, at Aldershot, was brought before the keel magistrates. charged with the murder of Daniel Burns, of the earn battery, at Aldershot, on the 10th of December. The prisoner, who wore a strait waistcoat, was brought into court between two policemen. The caresses jury bad (mod that the prisooer committed the murder while in a state of insanity. The prisoner, in answer to the usual questions put by the magistrate's clerk, said incoherently that he did not how what brought him there at all. He made no farther remark. and was then committed for trial t at the Dan arises at Winchester. EXTRAORDINARY INFITANCI OF HOARDING MONET. —A few days ago • work* man of Lewes (an of whore aged parents died • short time before), presented himself at the bank of Messrs. Whitfield and 00., and inquired the rate of interest for d ep osits. Having been satisfied upon this point, he emend upon the counter a liana of gold, which was found to he of no less than 1,1301. in value, the coin coosisting of sovereigns and half sovereigns. The bankers were very eaturally somewhat surprised to receive such • deposit from so unexpected a quarter. The expleeatioo, however, was soon tendered. The depositor's parents, in. dnstrious, steady people, it seemed, had been accumulating this sum timbre the whole of their lifetime (having lived considerably beyond the span of threescore years and ten), and had carefully kept it secreted at the bottom of a large clothes - box in their cottage. The death of the wife render ing as alteration in the domestic) arrangements necessary, brought to the knowledge of the surprised family the fact it their accumulated wealth and led to its being deposited in a place of greater secur ity, and wader more profitable el:sometimes—Sneer Advertiser. As ENRAORD ORGAN-GRINDER. —On Tuesday last an amusing iutident occurred opposite Rochester-place, Bromley. An organ-glider was observed grinding away as his instrument, but all in vain, for so sound could he get from it. At length he put his instrument upon the ground and, amidst the roars of a large crowd, hammered the organ to pieces. He next deliberately carried the frag ments to the opposite side of the road and get them on fire, The flames having attracted the attention of the police, police-constable Austen. 49 R., came upon the scene and took the unfortunate musician to the station-house. After • little time, however, Sergeant Gray allowed him to de part, being satisfied that the organ was his own property. It appears that the man went through the Italian war under Garibaldi, and that he received three severe wounds upon his heed, which doubtless fully accounted for this extraordinary freak.—South lesions Gazette. A FUNERAL PRWESSION SNOWBALLED.—A diS modal scene occurred on the gut Sunday In the new year near Cbaceerater. The funeral procession of • young man named Sandow, in walking from Twelveheeds to Chao". water, was set epos by • pog of ruffians, and snowballed during the reater part of the route by a number of un known me n and boys, the hats of the followers being knocked off, and their clothing covered with snow. No policemen appeared to check the outrage, and the fun of the geminate?, reached its height as the promotion mitered the churchyard. DOUBLE POISONING AT HAM —YelMetday morn ing the Seniors Court of the Guildhall at Bath was thronged to hear the examination of • man named Henry Fisher, a shoemaker, charged before a [nil bench of magi". trines with wilfully and malkdoasly administering a guns. tity of poison to hie wife, Mary Fisher, thereby caning her death. Sufficient evidence °sly to justify • remand was taken, and the conclusion of the examionin was adjourned until Saturday. It &spears he has on one or two eseniens exhibited symptoms of insanity, sod has been ISSIESSEMS4 in a lunatic asylum. Of late, however, he ham shown no such traits, but the depreesioe it his trade is supposed to have worked epos his hangs. Fisher has admitted that his wife swallowed from eight to eleven teaspoonfuls of the laudanum. and that he partook of a similar eLuantity. TASMANIAN GOLD FIELDS.—Mr. U. TM/AM, writing to the Hobart Taws Mercury from Mangan, says : "I am telly =avian& the. a remunerative gold field will yet be toned bare. Hen is one fact. Three men now weighing is the gail Ima working is obtained in six days flees. el gold, whic h was purchased by Mr. Robert Carter, at Fined. I myself have bees engaged at other work this week three days, has have eneseged to get enough of the corded metal to find ration for the week. It only wants pelisses and pmensesape." SHARE LIST&-iTHIS DAY.) Two o'Ozoow. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prices in most instances are unchanged. An regards the principal stocks, the only variations are a rise of cent. in Metropolitan, and a decline of inSouth Eastern and in Caledonian. radon and North Western stook is now quoted 122 to ; Great Western, 79} to 80 ; Mid land, 146} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1164 to 03 1; South Eastern, 86} ; Great Eastern, 47 to 484 ; Great Northern, 186} to 137} ; Cal onian, 132} to 133 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99; and Metropolitan, 1254 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian shares are in demand, at an advance ; and Dutch Rhenish exhibit firmness. On the other hand, Great Luxembourg and Namur and Liege are dull. Indian and Canadian lines are without alteration. Isla Se4a7 MI p.lll. late 471 8 71 117 167 e I 780 so 1161 Bdi 1061 7 47} 72 111 i 2 " ki 1 121 1 6* _ p., rmie 2 1 .1 1 14iN1 IKON ISMS., 14 . ,i001 1110,0110 OUP, 1110,4611 , wool twos =Awl Ili lookoni spoosoi Te:iiii 115. - as l it. 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I' SO Warrant Fre;sceliiii. 60 W 66610616 %Pacifica L 6 16, 16 .1 - I '4Ti l V V :sit 924*-1 gesil6 10 1, I la: 1 ligui 4 6 pia 11 TO 9 li 11 1/1:.1 SU Si i FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and 9011 Francisco (Lim.), pa. 7 per neat., 14i. Dutch Rhenish (16/. paid), 211. Great Luxembourg, 124, N.mur and Liege gut 14fr. par sac. by the Belgian sveroment, 81. xd. 940 Plinio (Limited). via. 7 ask (161. paid), 1:41, ad. South Austrian and Lonsbeislo-Venstion, 211, i. Turin and Sever (141. paid), 6 ad. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Nortbern 5 per met., 1124. Yidlead Consolidated 44 per met. irredeemable, 1004. THE MrREAT TESDS —The fionth Australians seem alive to the importaisen of pushing the Murray trade at this juncture. Io a nowt paper we me Do fewer than bye steamers advertised to start with cargo within a fort. night The telegraph is to be extended to the border, and the channel of the Lower Murray is to be cleared of snap. The extensioe of the railway to the river, however, would be the surest method of securing a fair share of the river trade, sad towards that no effective stepe have been takes. —South Anent/Urn priprr. PAU:NT-OP/10a MCSIEUM, SOUTH Marronrcrrolr. —Nombre' of visitors for the week ending Jan. 7, 2,364: total number since the opening of the musses free deny (12th May. 1808). MOM 80012 KENSINGTON Musetrx.—During the week iodise Jas. 7„tlie visitors have bees as follows:—On Mew day, Tuesday, and Saturday (free days), open from 10 am. to 10 p.m., 11.888 ; ea Wednesday, 'Musky, sad Mew. stodeate' day (admission to the Dallis. 644, epee hem 10 me tin 4 p.m.. 1.829 ; total, 13.717. Frees the sow** d ISO maws, 5,050,2630. Mirsorvirrix Faso HOIIPITIS, DirrossEris- Noon, CITT.—Tbs sareepte auntie el penes& reneeed during the week seen Jae. 7, vas-Alaisa. WO ; sartkol, 666 ; total, 4656; el vista OD were am eases. MONEY MARM-(IBIS DAY.) Two o'Oloos. The stock markets to-day are generally steady, notwithstanding the inactivity of business. The funds are quoted about i per cent. lower for money, but the quotation for the new account is unaltered. Other securities are in nearly all cases supported at yesterday's quote tions. The Confederate Loan has improved, and 1 Turkish securities continue in demand. • In the discount market to-day the supply of money seeking employment is large, and first class bills have been negotiated at 51 per cent., although the more general charge is bi. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 31t to 4 per mint. Consols are now quoted 891 to /, ez div., for money, and 90k to k, ex div., for the account (February). The official business report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 90, 891 ; ditto for account. 90k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 89, k, 89 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stook, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 97k ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 102 k. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 87fr. 10c., being the same as yesterday. The Confederate Loan has touched 53 to 55 to-day, upon statements that the expedition against Wilmington has failed. The price is , now quoted 1 per cent. higher than it closed yesterday. Turkish Bonds of 1858 and the Consolidds are 4 better, while Mexican Bonds show dulness. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :-Greek Bonds, 231 to 4 ; Mexican, 28 to 4, ex div. ; Confederate, 52 to 53 ; Spanish Passive, 324 to 4 ; the Certificates, 144 to ; Turkish, of 1858, 714 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 701, ex div. ; and the Consohdis, 491 to 4, Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 831 ; ditto, 1863, 834 ; Belgian Four►nd-a-Half per Cents., 984 ; Chills!) Six per Cents., 1001 ; Dutch Certificates, 981 ; Egyptian, 974, 4 ; ditto second issue, 1001. bonds, 97 ; ditto 1864, 951 ; Greek, for ac count, 234, 4 ; Italian, 044, 1, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 1684, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 284, 4, 28, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 264, 4,4, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 784, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., fur account, 461, 471, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 904 ; ditto 1850, 871, ex div.: ditto, 1862, 891; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 41 ex div. ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish 1854, for account, 894, 4 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704, 3,4, ex div. ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 704, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 471. International Financial shares are now quoted 24 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 84 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 34 tog prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to 1 pram. ; and Ottoman Sociiitil 04n4rale, 24 to I prem. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 14 to 4 prem. ; Danubian, 1 dia. to par ; Monte Videan, 21 to 31 prem., and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 4 to 14 prem. The speculative movement of the put year baying consisted so largely of the creation of new banking, financial, and other joint stock companies, it is perhaps not surprising that a pause is experienced now that the speculative portion of the public are anxiously waiting for the approaching general meetings. In a few weeks the results of the past working of a vast number of public companies will be officially made known, and the public will then be better able to judge how far the new projects have fulfilled the anticipations and in tentions expressed in the prospectuses. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow I" continuation day") and end on Friday. About 16,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. There were no withdrawals. It is un derstood that the bulk of the recent supplies from America will be sent abroad. The steamer Oneida took yesterday 7,8001. in silver, and 2,4001. in gold, for Brazil. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday next a special settling-day in the shares of the following companies : Eastern Assent (Limited).—For bargains saterediatose l sad attar th Oat. laat—to be marked. Natal I nvestment tlAmited).—For bargains entered into on and after 2nd Sept. last—to be marked in the twice-a week lists. Yorke Peninsula Mining (Limited).—To be marked in sub stitution of the 800 Accord Copper Muting Company. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,003/. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of dO9l. We are officially informed that Mr. Thomson, manager of the London office of the Alliance Bank, has resigned, having accepted the managership of the Bombay branch of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan. A communication, notifying that the payment of the instalment of 10 per cent. due on the 17th inst. upon the Certificates of Debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company for 2,800,0001., is postponed until the 17th of Feb ruary, has been forwarded to us for publication. The dividend recommended by the directors of the International Financial Society (Limited) has already been announced in the Bxpre.ss. The second report of the directors has been issued, and is as follows : The directors bare the pleasure of submitting to the shareholders the account of the company's operations dune( the peat year. In conformity with the intuition expressed at the last meeting, the company's securities have, on this occasion, been valued at the market price on the 31st December last. The account" made up on this buis, show a net profit, after deducting all curtest expenses, of 103,80131. lls. 2d. The directors recommend that this amount be appropriated as follows :-Ist. 37,5001. to pay ment of interest at 5 por _cent. per annum on the called-up capital, whereof orre-balf (or two shillings and sixpence per share) was paid by way of interest on account io July last ; 2nd, 37.5001. to bases of 5". per share, to make, with the half of the above interest now pay able, a total dividend ol 7s. 6d. per share, bang altogether a payment of 10 per out. per annum, free of income tax ; 3rd, 5.4281. 4a. 9d. to reserve fund, is coy. fortuity with castles No. 25 of the articles of ansociatioe, reining the total amount of this fond to 23,429/. 4e. ad. This, sitar deducting the necessary amuse for income tax„ will leave a balance of 20,9191. lls. lid. to be carried for ward to new amount. The directors bus, a accordance with the provision' of the articles of use:beton, filled up the verwery caused by the retirement of Mr. Mobile, by the election of Mr. Emblem Mackintosh Rata. Messrs. Behest Palmer Harding and Edwin H. Galswortby, the auditors appointed at the last meeting, offer themselves for re. election. The second ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the National Bank of Liverpool (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., at Liverpool. A general meeting of the Westminster Brewery Company (Limited) ie convened for the 12th inst. At a meeting of the directors of the Illinois Cen tral Railway Company, held at New York on the 22nd alt., it was resolved : That a dividesd et Ave per cent,, in cash, fres of mem. melt tee, be paid on the Ist day of February nu; to the holders of full-paid shares of this ..s7 t .regiotered the 20th day of January pert ; and that the Meader boobs to be ckesi on the said 90th day et January, sad opened ea the 3rd day of February. The rats of insurance upon the Castle Howard, overdue from Shaughae, with 879,500 the. of tea, has risen at Lloyd's to 50 guineas premium. The official export list of port wines shipped over the bar of Oporto during the year 1864 shows a total of 36,619 pipes, of which quantity 29,942 came to Great Britain. The five largest shippers were :—Bandeman and Co., 3,398 tpe . s ; Cockhurer &lithos, and Co., 2,766 pr 0a f :4 7 11124 13akdr P 2,118 pipes ; Martinez, ' and Co., 1,8111 pipes ; (Miley and Cramp, 1,571 pipes. MOIIDAT Emarnse. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891, both for money and to morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 89/ to 1, and closed at 891 to 90. Foe the February settlement the last price was 901 to 1, the " continuation " being 5-18 to 4 per cent. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 80j, 90 ; ditto for account, 89/, 4, 90, 891; Three per Cents. Retuned, 881, 89, al, 891; New Three per Cents., 881, 891, 89; Bank Stock, 239, 240; India Stock, 215, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 4,1; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " mimed " rupee paper, 1001. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again in quired for, and rather dearer. Exchequer Bills were quoted par to se. prem. The foreign stock market was generally firm. Italian stock was in request on French account, and rose 4 per cent. Confederate Bonds opened flatly, but afterwards improved, and closed 1 per cent higher than on Saturday, but S per cent. above the depressed point touched after the recog nised hours on Saturday afternoon. Turkish Con solidde th owing to the statement in the Levant Herald relative to the pro peed consolidation of the Turkish home debt. There was also an improvement of 1 per cent. in Turkish Bonds of 1854, / in those of 1862,1 is Russian, 1 iu Spanish Passive and Mexican of 1864, and 1 per cent. in Mexican Loan scrip. Sar dinian Bonds, in contradistinction to the movement in Italian, declined 1 per cont., Guatemala Bonds receded 2 per cent, New Granada 1, and Greek 1. ' A reduction was also quoted in Moorish. In the market for bank shares a renewed decline took place in Alliance. Midland and South Eastern Bank shares were also quoted rather lower, but English and Swedish, European, Standard Bank of Africa, Anglo-Austrian, and Anglo- Italian Bank shares, have all improved ; the ad vance in the latter was IL per share, owing to the part which is kiting taken by this establishment in the arrangements for the sale of the Italian crown domains. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 161 to ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 11 prem., being firm, owing to the favourable statements relative to the coming dividend ; National Discount, 101 to 111 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to 1 die. Scottish Australian Investment stook rose 2 to 3 per cent., and there were inquiries tca City of London Real Property, North British and Mercantile In surance, and Socidt4 Financier. d'Egypte. Laud Securities were flat. Ottoman Sociatoi GtiouSrale were quoted 21 to prem. The shares of the financial companies were in demand, and rose in most cases 2s. 6d. to ss. per share. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:— International Financial, 2 7-16 to 9-16 pram. ; General Credit, 3 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Louden Financial, 81 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 31 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to 1 prem. Victoria Government Debentures were inquired for. United States 5.20 Bonds have again risen it to 1 per cent., being quoted 46 to 47. Oisorsinse= leadonalk. M. Ikelimplos 111.1711111 NnilU. AaMW Co.. Gold, Li Cadvaion ILMod Anal Dow. Q. a Cow. (Vaasa ) Drakowlla lag lama (Illogas) La Condon 1 Wad Oar. Loa Grenville lag Lova L W. Lomat (Tavialk ) I Onabier a.t. Anion Groat lam (Lbaßod) Groat bona Tawas D. m W. Yoe (Nobles) oale aoroao Yob% Ranploa Downs =I May Waal) rally mad,' No Iron Ors 1 Donee, Now bean Noah Downs North kookusar N. WY. lounit Porn) Nora Mail Ova, I Prosper Ualtod Proadonao U. Lanai) L Condo. (St.Cleak 1 B. W. 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(ha).— I Morse Do. Karl rill IL= Loy NOVIaI Ds 102.,PutisDiad., , N. Isslars—Bsewlsic Da Ilirek&Darligs. Da da 313441 NZt lambs Da Na w, 1884. , Nora etadardstare. ,N. IL Wadies Jaws liggillak 0.4451 illsoillab N. L Aar Mk ,84444144aad Wateaabary & Walataga =tgl e ratalaa dos* Dagggra IL Yalu& thaw Die Malaga Weklagluadta Tat Vale Do 0 Vale of Nast& VMarla Da & Make wanortord & !ait Cornwall Kllkonnx D. AosllBl. D. & A , A. M 00 1221 It 4 si I i 84 N If 17 . 87 .80 lie lie. iii iii IN UM Mk Übe IL 1111 SP 51 TS 80 W 01 46 07 lel 101 ice} 1161 IS 106 167 17 10 111 114 MI 100 6 4 (Ai sli Pen 3 741 1 100 111 Si MI lig 117 e 114 f 116 74 74 106 104 . IS Lit 3 ....g.- us 1 at pa ill lie lit 42 44 0 el 60 69 lii VI 9 le 10 196 4 4 r no ns M 41 78 78 SPITIBIL 20111111110211. £1144416411111. lawman 67 Docal C.10.4.6p.0. 1•4 Do. 112 torso 8414 Doak & Lab Ram Do. ltotoratoo Dolt, Dorn se w , et:Aorta 6p. a Bah 4•4.1,14/2 Do, do. July 17 71 Do. do. Imo 1, 1874 Old. B.2datantlip.o. 6. 94 Cape T. & Dock Op. a Diroorars.p.opor.prot 98 BIM Napa gm. ddo lle NM loam sL d thr 1 104 Do. J Wood= Wood 'ho proL loatb oker Goods NI Do. tquip.2lot Do. La Do. do. &Iwo* N Do. Pod prod. Doodo 66 Do. do. &bend 46 Do Ind port. Mx& Do. do. ettorral 47 Do. 4th ,prat, Stook Do. do. &km& 24 Groot huh= Nerds 141 Do. pia 4 per owl. par Do. New do. Pu' et 8. of India 4.6 p. oh SO Do 4I pir amt. DO 04. Wastors d Comas Do. Now DO. oßda of 117$ Do. do. do. 187141 loam roach, thaltid Da. Nov Maim star. p. cool Do. do. L. d w: Do. do. do.— Do. Ilith 11141 b. Corp. 4 pot e. 144 °Kolb. and Hoboos'ellp I I N. Drum& Caa.ela A al M.8.01C0a.0p.4.144p.i. Mode. gm. 6 Do. DlBll cr 44.2 Do do. do. Do. Pooptao do , Do. Indoa 84.7164. do. IN IN la• 100 lig "a Ins us II "I! 100 .100 .100 lit z& biz ad 4 N oal O too tot id , 10M 141 102 zdi epos sdi pm:o, 101 id! 11 1141 /17 ID It du parr s IN lel id Oa N ad Ola II id 1M! i sd 1001 id 10!11 ad 6,1 ad - z 4 MI Ii IR 101 x 4: VA 101 ad ad; _ ; idle ear 100 101 ad ; U 90 141 JOINT 1110011. LULL xd ad No. I 811. I limit IPd I a- 1 Gabs. 15000100 ,Agrs d MeatarauMML • SIP 134 1 67 1 - *O,OOOl 10 I Do. New, to SO ma 91 1111 41 04 10,000 60 , Do. limed at *pm If 02 Id - moos, 60 1410los sou° 100 AllbuicaleasAliverpool SO 7 Bpm 831 31 31 10,000 100 , Do. New l6 7 8 pia 10,000 100 ", Do. lamed at 30 pa lO 1 7 1 , 4: - 00,000 10 ,Arglo Al 1.111101 10.000 60 'Angle Dallas (Unlted)l 10 1 ter - UAW 40 'Asetraisna MI 08 71 - 7,600 ; 40 I Do. New i all 66 47 - 12,642 10 i ßeakonntlabLebasida' 111 31 4pm - 10,000 * Hank of ltiyyt 1 a 3O $2 - 4,000'100 'Beak of London SO 168 142 - . _ 1001 Do. New, isa at 70pm. 60 - - - 1/,08 00 . Dank of Otago (Inamed)l II 1 Idta - 10000 100 lina2 0 7 Qamminad CIO * 3 4 1i416 - 110,000 14 ,BasakolV Amnia 00 37 38 - 8,000 100 ;Bank of Walm ILIA .4 1 l6 6 4 din -60,0001 10 , Beak of Newusi - 60.0001 10 BradliamtPonagneasg. 19 4 1 pm - 110,0001 N' British 4 Califondsa (I. 1 11 1141. - ISO 'MUM N. Marko I all 48 30 id - 10,000 10 'O. o.Bk. ladiaditia, Mina a 364 164 - 10, °, 00171 16 ILltert. Ater.* ladisobe. all 60 61 ad - 10,000 1 10 n i aa - 90,000 100 - 20,000'. 26 tam. Mali of [milk de. all - - - 10,0W' 21 Dolas.atlopm.,lopald 10 6 Bpm - land/ 16 Do. lea *par ll - - - 1/0,000 at Beak (L ) 1 74 744 m 111 4 1,000,100 'Oostbisanl II 64 44db - 0.000 100 lka Now MOS 60 Ran Loodou (United) 1 14 2p. - 80,00 a 20 Lidera Elchanse(Lha) S 1 0141 a, - 60.000 20 ting.hooadAaaLtitartd. MI toi 21 4 21 a 20 4 6 0 . 000 60 Olglsl aaJ Swedish (1 112 Idb - 66,001 European BastkaMdted 11 par 4pm ... 10,000 109 SO 111adana.00o0W4P.(1. ) 14 1 6 Pm - 10,030 100 He. lamed at 2pm 22 4 6pm - 20,000,100 Do. New, M. at 4 pm. 10 31 214114 - 11,000' 100 , Imperial mak, Lasted 10 14 16 pm - 4001100 1 00. New - 136,000 10 Imperial Moira ill * 7pea ad 161 id 41,000 60 1 Isterzational Bank N . . , 4 .4.. - *BO.OOOl 20 'laud Mora.bli. India 6 1/ 11 0 m 11 20,000 60 I Lou. Bk.ofMezieo,ts ( 10 ids par 94 laa. Bank el fleatlasdkL U 4 3Ma - 40 810 pm - 1 1 0 8 :41,1 1 01 °0 1laisdou rod &salaam ~ I,OOOIIM Laa.l3.4yreedLPlaba(L 19 9 ll pm td - 940001 16 1 De. New, w.. 6 11 son 1.4 14 Mara id 94 id 1,040'100 Lou., bar, dd. Mad. (L.) 112 6 S die -. 110,000 10 Lot Oallnak et Amid. all 21 16 ad - IC 90,000 60 'Lorton aul Coaaty.,.. SD U 44 831 74 6,000 100 ! Lea. HazalmOrnala.(4) 13 44 71416 - 60,000 60 London Joist MM.- 10 ti 82 - 50.444 60 Do.New,bia. at 30 pea. 10 -.- - 16a 00 100 Loa. end Northers (L.) 00 .- - die ... *AO SO ilAndast floalb Afrkas sal II 113 - 6,000 100 11.00. it S. Wasters (Un. 10 se 31paa - 10,000 100 Lea. et Wastadvater .. Si NI 140 - 10,000100 Iterohnit Ma _.2(lJaa.). 131 6 7pm •-• 10,000; 60 Msramatns I SzabsalL. 18 4401 per 14 0,3001 60 Do. New 10.000 i ICIS Metro. t Prov. bank (L lO 4 3Ws 16 400910 Malls* Hank (Um) - *NO WOO 110 N.POO National r of LimilNew 10 -- - e. of fti*M - MON 60 Na•kmal Bank, 24w l6 - - - 16,000 10 New iloatk Wales all 66 47 - M,OlO 10 :New &Mead (United) 1 par 4a. - WOO II Marta Woollen 1 8 6 pea - g 0,400 11 'Ornate' Hook Ocepozo 1 all 18 40 . - %COO 16 Do. New,lr st 10pia 1 ell - - - W 60 OOProvia.Matlagt2am.(t. i 6 14 01414 1 - WOOS ISO Proviso. ol balsa -.., 33 58 aad - A. 040 10 lectsos,Pos7. 41211461(L 10 14 2pm 111 woos li to Away 16 1 a 54 a - 10,M0 a Unarm (Ina.) - I 10 td 4 11Pla - 11,000 MO d& L &Mai 4.460 1* Do. do. - awe 16 Maim of Amtrak's - 16,000 100 Mika ot =X (Um ) 111 t ON IL d MINB&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prim generally are unchanged. Great Vor shares are quoted 32 to 33 ; East Vor, 2to ; east Gren ville, 41 to 5 ; East Lovell, 12} to 131. ; West Carr don, Bto ; East Russell, 6to I ; and Tincroft, 14 to 15. St. John del Bey shame are dull, other foreign as well as colonial mime being quiet. United Mexican Mining shares improved 6s. There were some inquiries for Santa Barbara, Soot tab Australian Mining, and Yudanainutana. An extraordinary meeting of the Victoria (Lon don) Mining Company (limited) is called for the 16th inst., to confirm, or otherwise, the resolutions passed at the meeting on the 30th ult. East Wheal Grylls sold on the 31st nit. 5 teas 2 cwt. 1 qr. and 7lbs. of tin, for 2591. Os. 9d., being the produce for the month. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (DT iLICTI2O AID 1111711111ATIONAL TZLEGBAre.) tram' oos owi amaroxporr.) Corrox.—With little business doing ; rls probed: *boat 2,000 bales. 00E4—Fair attendance. Wheat downs* at Id. te N. per mural lower. Flour firm, at fill proem Indian sera little &nom prima 3d. per qr. lower. Beau steady. Oats sad oatmeal unchanged. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) ficcast.—Owing to 111111MOGS public Wes tske placebo day the market privately has been •ery quiet. The only traussotion reported consists of 500 bags of Guatemala II 3d. decline ; brown at 28s. 9d. Refieed shows • slight decline, the market being quiet. CoßaL—There continues to be a firm market for all ooloury qualities of East India at full prior. W.A.—lke market for China teas remains quiet. Russ awn Rtes.—There are buyers at firm rates, but few sellers. firarvevitit.-120 toes harebells sold for arrivalat 325. 9d. usual condition. lismoo.—The market is steady for common qualities of both Eest India sod Guatemala. The neat quarterly make will cessmence on Tuesday. Feb. 14. Cocenses&—A full amount of business has been trams noted at last sale's prices. COTTOS.—No sales are reported in this market, although paresis are offering at ld. par lb. decline. Jove.—The market is firm, and prices for arrival show • died avows. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the folios* prima =Tea tallow. 41s. 3d.; Peserebarg Y.C. on Mc spot, 41s. 34.; JRusary, 41.. 3d.; Mush. 42.. 3d.; April, 42.. 6d. ; Jima 43.. ; October to December, 43a. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—MIIB DAY.) Mown. Harvey sod Eutw report trade at the fol lowing prior :—Suposios otoodow hay, 90.. to 1081. Qom, old, 11Uo. to 188..; stray, 275. so 38e. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lie Wool. Jan. n.-Pursue, n0w,1091, 3 il.-Great }lastern, -Loudon an I North western,l224 3 6 14- M Wand, MI-North Eastern Berwick capital stock, 1156 ern.-fienth Eastern, •76 I el- Lac. and YorkaMre Blackburn purchase, 44 per cent., "A -Manchester. lihedield, and Lincolnshire. 101. redeemable 6 pee cent., f p.-Birkenbead, 89 - 11 p. -End alo 'MUM Huron, 46-Erie, Central, SS -Greet Lutes= 131 3-16 6 3.16 1 - Alliance Bank London and Li Lialtod,`, 74 S 6 6p. - Bank of Llveipord, IS-Consolidated Bank (Limited, 7 7-16 p.-Eastere Exchange Benk(Llmited) d. - Mescantlis (L imited;, Exchange Bank ttimitadl, 11-16 6 5-16 North Western Bank (Limited), 7-111 I 746 p.-AThion marine lAwited!„ 7-16 d - British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 3 1 -16 6 p. - London and Lancashire ewe lesuranot, 946 4ad at. , -Queen Insurance. Thames and Mersey Marine (LieM 54 3-6 1146 p. -Caton Marine (Limited), 3 6-16erpool UntWd Gas, SO6-National Steam (Llnuted), 4444- West India and Nellie Stearn, 111 p.-Confederate Loan, 46 1 61 601 604450016.66606 5 16 L stasonterze, Jan. 0.-3 fair boaineet was done, but at rather lower prices. Consolidated Bank (Limited). 74 4 p.--Great Nu& erg. 414 474 ,1)-On at Luxembourg, 13 3-16 4-(treat Northers A, 1574-Great Wes'ern. 791-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11 -Manchester and County Bank. 51 p.-Menchaster, 8 and Llneolushlis, 641 6- to redeem., p.-ketzepolitaa. 1 Issa 5 - Midland, 1406-bouth Eastern, al, 7 -Biases, and Iron, new, el p.-Thames and Mersey Marine 7 au-16 p.-ConfederaW loan. 491 50 60 1441-Lon= Caledonian Marine, 6p. ..-Allistice Bank, 876 .1 II 1! Leedom, sew, 118-80W4 Devon, 604-liennatile 811 111 , I 4 . - li=oH. 8. and Co, par. NAM, JAI. 9.-The share market was steady to-do& without any material variation In prices. Sales took place Great Western Stour Vaßey Guaranteed. at 7t4 -ditto Odra Second Guaranteed. at 139-Warwick and Cowl. 66 62 -Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank, at 13 prera.-Birroinglkan Pinandal, at 11. lla 14. pea -and ?steal Oat and /Welles. et 6 prem. Hopton pariah aural, midway bet Ween Great Yarmouth sad Lowestoft, was d e stroyed by ars as Ssaday. II was ;aridly issureL Thu* WS' DO lows of life. Nsw Pszactram.—Ths whole of the range st beam which formality eked ea the meth cd New Pslamyard his sow bass ismoved,, Forbin Hold, ths lasi at lbws. which sidled said • day or two iga, having as Ws& disappmeed. Thom is sow as sailawspted span beim= the aorta side at Brifp-rxwot sad Wielinialher