The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-12 00:00:00

moderate to fresh. frerL
W. to Is., fresh, one. K. Oust As nest shove.

Two crocks, containing 1,600 pieces of copper
money and a few of silver, with the likeness of Henry W.
and Louis KILL, were found List week in a field at Vat-
mates (Maine-et-Loire). It is supposed that they were hid
there at the period of the revocation of the Edict of Rinks.
The boring of Artesian wells is being carried on
with great activity in Algeria.
Bra blia.usery's THEATRE.—A performance of
Haoders oratorio TAe Messiah is to be given on Christman.
Eve. The principal vocalists will be Mdlle. TitMns, Miss
Palmer, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Bentley ; and the bend
and chorus, under the direction of Mr. Benedict, will be
live hundred strong.
BRIXTON AMATEUR MOND 'AL SOCIETY.—A very
successful amateur musical society has been for some time
established at Brixton, under the auspices of Mr. J. J.
Mayo, and other gentlemen of the neighbourhood. Tall
second concert of the season took place on Wednesday
evening last before a large and fashionable audience, in.
eluding Sir G. Pollock, K.C.8., and Lady Pollock,
other Surrey notabilities. The selection included excellent
instrumental music by the amateur hand, ably conducted by
Mr. Boose Royal Morse Guards, and some good solo flag-
ins by Mimi Banks and an amateur. Millie. Isabella Schus-
ter, a young pianist% was very much applauded la her
delivery of Thalberg's arrangement of ' Home, sweet
home ; and altogether the caused may be stated to have
been a highly creditable entertainment.
SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER-HALL.—The
performance of Handers oratorio Messiah this (Praha')
evening will commence at half-past seven o'clock preciaoll.

Mnitriso ON SLAVERY.— On We.lnesday evening
a crowded meeting was held at the Old Malthouse, Eden,
bridge ; Mr. S. Scott, of Southborough, in the chair. The
Rev. C. Winter delivered an able address condemning. on
the part of free Enclishmeo, all sympathy with the slant.
bolding Confederation. The lecturer was loudly applauded
throughout, and votes of thanks were passed ousoooosly.
The new pork packing establioliment of E. W.
and W. A. Pattisogi have commenced operations. Over tOO
hogs were slaughtered, and placed in good cognition for
cutting up. This pork house is located on the back of
White River, immediately north of that of M'T ease, and
is complete in all its parts. The building is of brick,
about 200 feet long by 50 in width, and is divided into tire
depaitmente. One thousand hogs can be slaughtered end
packed per day at this mammoth istablishment
spoils Jeered.
DEATH OP A CENTENARIAN.—The death is an-
nounced of Mr. Thames Kerrigan, which took place at
Culky, near Enniskillen, on the 3rd inst., at the age of BS
years. The deceased served for forty years in a yeomen 4
corps, under the Earl of Bellmore. lie then eulieted in the
27th Foot, in which regiment he fought under Wellington st
Waterloo, and received his peneion as a pensioner from that
regiment foe forty rms.—Northern Whig.
GARIBALDI AND AMERICAN SLAVERV.—Mf. John
M'Adans, of Glasses r, has received a brief letter trout Gari-
baldi, dated Pisa, 3rd inst., in which the genemisays :—" You
may be sere that bed I accepted to draw my sword for the
cause of the United Mates, it would have been for the
abolition of slavery, fall, unconditional. lam most thank-
ful to your pliant countrymen for the numerous proofs of
sympathy they here given ms. I know that no people
better than the Scotch !sympathises for three whompetrogOn
is for civil or religious liberty

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1862.
_._
____IIII.ITISH POSSESSIONS.
LAW INTELLIGENCE. i prisoners were sent away in the van, and at the House of
i 812 ARE LLSTS—(27S.69 DAY.) I MONEY MA]
l Correction the man Eaton answered to the name of Lawler. i .---•.-- I Clung tirteesl Dna I 0•41161
(THIS DAY.) paid the 20s. fine, and went off. Lawler answered Two O'Cioca. alalPd I SattwATlL I yesterday. Ito 1 Rel. -
to the Dein. of Eaton, mid is undergoing the The transactions in the railway market continue we ias avrares ma Emmett, ea 07 -
- -••- three weeks' imprisonment, hich &don odght to be doing.
The funds to-de
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. When the bead yes discovered the primmer Lawler was
important alteration. ing all Destareadaiwassoan o a
-
on a limited scale, and prices generally have not It 14: BewiDe.DiriseSC.ln4.snw aI IN 106 1041 3
Great -
spoken to, still eahis proper
but id name was Eaton, but this experienced any - recovery of i per o
Sittings at Nisi Prius in Loedon.-(Before Lord Chief Justice
-
was flatly denied by Turner, the gaoler to this court, 1 Western stock has improved }pet cent., and Mid- 1.4 1111 Do. Prearinses --- S A good effect has b
Erie and • Special Jury.) who at once pointed im out as Lawler. He I land I, while Caledonian has receded g, la I" IMLewnlinudnan:•4°"'"l'Ass.l is,
France return, whit
rest6l.:,...as V. WATERMAN.-FAMILY AFFAIRS. still denied the fact, and there the matter rests for the and Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great indersedbyDel,ift.Y. 77 so
119 declaration iia this case alleged that the plaintiff, present, but as this is the second case of the sort it is under- Eastern ..
g The other baling lines are Le
1.01 De. Jiff/1.1373, NW ra re d - sterling in the c
Miss lergusson, had been entrusted by a Mr. Waterman I stood that the matter will not be allowed quietly to drop. , -.
securities have imps
with the care of a female child, he representing that the but that the visiting justices will instruct the county sober. 1 steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Fr IN D"IVILIar4 dia.': 10411 570:, I _
child was his Own, and that he himself was the eon of the for to proceed against Lawler and Eaton for a conspiracy. London and North Western stock is now quoted Ns,
II CbgienwasT.&Doek666.ll
........... MI 11:1 106071# 6 particularly the scri
defendant, arid he requested her to bring the child from If something is not done the most desperate thieves will be 961 to g; Great Western, 67 to g ; Mid. es 101 IPA Indian gut.. p..e:t. lne leek 107 t As regards English
Australia to London; that she not being able to find the able to make their escape in •• similar way. land, 128 g toj; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} • 6 De. 0. Inteadon - ration of importano
father of the child, made application to the defendant, who SOUTHWARK. to 1091 ; Cal onion, 114 to i ; South Eastern, ar. 24,1a2-,ll_, j?„___,_ g„ 90 „ - thereupon used certain slanderous words for which damages " taNear3Hitta WEAVER" IMPOSTORN. At Paris this min
881 to it • Great Eastern, 46g to it ; Great IN am ,r.B7,we M. n ri w
were now claimed. The defendant pleaded not guilty in John Atkins and William Davis, two decent-loohitlg, telegram, the Tho
reference to the slander and also traversed the various al- Northern, 1241 to 12611 and London and South IN all Do.ase.Pref.op.ct.ile. e 2 et -
100 aff Do. II pm et. Debent. 36 Si - 706. 75c., being g /
litions in the declaration, elderly men, evidently got up to represent Lanesshire cot-
ton weavers, were brought before Mr. Combo, charged with Western, 1.011 to 102. tin all Do. 1 ger col. Ifd2 a7 50 - Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Prideaux, and Mr. Beagle y appeared bimens in slit, public streets. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at tee air Do. do. 1967 SS se - The Bourse is deal
for the plaiutiff ; and Mr. Serjeaut Shea and Mr. Needham Vol -ioe-oustable 73 Y said that about half-put seven 3a to 4 prem. Other foreign lines are also without lse. ell Da do. 1872 14 36 . - for the defendant.
o'clock List night be was on duty in the St. George's-road, ' OS. IN Blast Lean Penland' 106 106} • 106} favourable return o
Mr. Hawkins said that the circumstances involved in this Newington, near Honemonger-lane gaol, when he saw the variation, as well as Indian and Canadian. se 11 Do. New l} pin j - Consols are now
case were of an extremely painful character. The plaintiff, prisoners soliciting alms of the inhabitants. They were
se/SDI/CART IMAMS AND IMOLA. lO 4 Do. January, 1802 They 1 pm i
1 1053 money, and 92g t
Mies Ann Ferguison, was a single woman, a native of Scot- singing a doleful ditty about the stoppage of the mills gb, IPd I itamwars. I
yintegurres i gain easy stia, Ira r.s.4se. at
csbaualitarl.
tai 1 z
. I (January 8). The •
land, and some "an ag° she emigrate'l t° Mistral* and and the want of work, setting forth that they were Lan •
,_ Q 111 Do. New 7 72 •,is -
lived • few miles from Melbourne. The defendant, Mr. cashire cotton-weavers in distress. They bad evidently other 818,1 "I latl.B.ataitscarat• 8 81 IN 1.11 Daep.endapayrs.w.op 97 99 - lows ..--Three per •
.. IN all Dole tket.Bda.pas.7B 90 92 -
Thomas Waterman, was a hop-merchant ia the Borough, and persons connected with them, for, although several persons }} }}} !isiewki7"
....._,_„ _ ... ... .. 50 1 Indian Branch Ited I a dll - 92, I ; ditto, for a
he also had a place called Coventry Hall at Sydenharn. In.. anded them money, not a farthing was found on them. gs an 1 myth mg
..
N. 101 DONNA Gem ee per e. 04 96 -,
issl Mr* Sim' Waterman, the a°°' who tra the° 67.6 d 15, sett They were about to reoeive some coppen when witness, being 10 IR 1 BoMais. ilia ft Ilf - N. 114 Do. do. 6 per el 104 1043 1041 I Reduced, 911, 92,
Eihtland as a iluidalliPman on board the Eitteninsei and in satisfied that they were London beggars and genuine Bt. IN .Brlatel sod leeks -.. N 06 - N. IN Do. 41 pm el Ntea. 91 100 _
92, 911, 92g ;
January, 1852, he arrived at Port Phillip. He was, with his impostors, took them into custody. When at the station- N. IN Caledoulan .... - .... 1161 1114 1153 _ at. le• Melb.Corp.69. *Donde - - _
captain, there introduced to the family of Mr. Bruce, who hum they soon got rid of their Lancashire dialect, as they : :I Cork 655 1565455.
•" ''''' --8
7 50 all Mani. and Hobson Bay. 51 63 - Bank Stock, 232, 2
wu ea officer holding •• responsible position in the Customs' were identified u Whitechapel " dodgers." -
39 all N.Brunswiek& Camas
10 elllDo. •1 A no.dT;Aliiii - - -• oboe • esp.*. 3 5 - Stock, 107 g, I ; dil
and Mr. Samuel Waterman soon became on intimate and Mr. Combe risked the prisoners where they mine from ?10 all Do. 5 t p.e. ts pad to B. - - ... 97 an Do. do. B esp. de. - - - 1864, 100 f ; ditto
affectionate terms with Miss Annie Bruce, who was Atkins said that they had walked up to London • few 60 all Dublin and Bethist raw 41 1111 -
_.. IN. R. of Canada 6p. c. 85 86 -
nineteen or twenty years old. In the month of gays ago in meta of employment and slept at a lodging. 15 all Dand.,Parth.&Alxtla 111 14 - • el. 150 &duds gua 6 per cent lOB 107 107 Cent. " enlaced "
March, however, he had to go with the Enterprise home in Wentworth-street for two nights. St. 10 "Faitribiugliand Glasgow 64 N
1- 81. 100 Do. Delhi do lO4 106 • - Bills, Ile., Se. press
to Merbourne, from which place he went to the gold - 64, 1 Do. do. do t
966 e! _
Mr. Casaba said none of the distressed operatives of Lan- el. toll rithlearewsndetCs2B. }}s6ederwJwa• me- 101 - 30 15 Do. purl do - The foreign stool
dieSinP,..but failing there, he had to work his way back online would bag-they were too noble and orbeariog.f How- et too .0,,a Eastern - Bt. ell Do. do. do. _. IN! lasi} -
to Port Adelaide as a common seaman, and be there ever, ss a caution to such scamps as the prisoners he should St IN Do. A Stock 4l 44 411 f 16. IN D0.1ad.8t.P1014.311.0 100 102 - since the morning.
renewed his acquaintance with Miss Bruce. In March, sentence each of them to 14 days' hard labour in Wands. St. 1011 Do, gait Anglian F l4 241 244
1853, he went to Victoria diggings, and in February, 18U, worth House of Correction. St. 100 Great Warthog Scotland - - - Bonds, as well as
he returned to Post Adelaide, where, having learned that 82 KO Creed Northern - COLONIAL 00Y11.111031T 113071/11111.
Greek Bonds, afte
Miss Bruce wan staying with her sister, Mrs. Hayward, forty 82 193 IkaA I Area so dlr. on- 139 1.10 ISt } Ka I Atom. I Pd. I Cl. peter. I ewes.
miles away, he went over to see her, and the result ATLANTIC TILIFOR.APH COMPANY. St. IN 00.8 j tiltipat. is paid B 115 137
St. 100 et South& West. lira) 194 106 -
- -.. .. Cea.oov.ll p.c., 187748 . lulh 109 tog 106} 1 The Turkish Loan
was that they were married on the 16th March, 1854. (THIS DAY.) St, 40 Great IVAN& SO ON Me 7 .... 1.. Do.Sperctieb.stAeg. 100 106 108 - that of 1858,
Three months afterwards Mr. Samuel Waterman proposed It 100 DalleourValolm.Olk. U 67 • .- .. Da 0 per ct.llar.Nlep. 100 106 108 -
to return to England to make arrangements in reference to An extraordinary general meeting of the share- at. 100 lareiNrs& Tonsils- 1031 l'. 109 aiii,ess... De. 5 per cent.
his wife, and some time afterwards the plaintiff undertook 71 I saatisl.. Do. 6peresintln. Steck 1110. 97 99 - the cnneeinue, &
to bring to England his child. It was sought to be imputed holders held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; the :: Iv, 145556 155 51655w1n 171,135 al 118} 17
1 IMMO ... tips of Gliopeep.4.lB7ll 1001 108 110 id -
do. 1880 104' 11l lIS - to Og Nis. ; Vessel
to her that the child was in fact her own ; but it world be Right Hon. JAMZS STIIART WORTLEY in the chair, for the St. IN ;=6ll.BDov. Nl9 128} :: [.. Do. do 1810 100 112 114
w 2 _
shown, by letters and in other ways, that there was not Purpose of receiving • statement from the directors n-, 18Sin 14•560 The. wne..o.ei "at 666°- 56 Mk
-.- do UN 100 114 110 -. Russian scrip, gto
the slightest foundation for any such imputation. considering • proposition for the issue of 800,000 L new caPi- ti, no randemeirrtawmser, to: in ion memo .. Oeylon,Norl96l, 11p.ct. 100 - - - to !prem. Trans&
At this stage of the proceedings, then peated efforts •. .. _ .. Llaurltlua 6 per cent... 100 1086 1093 -
tal, in preferential shares of 5/. each, bearing 8 per cent. 16 al loadoadelvfffeelerall -•-• 66.0001. .. HatalGoy. 6 per cent .10 108 DO - Belgian, 100 g ; Dui
which had been made to come to some arrangement which .it 100 Do. and Itonlekille. - - -
interest guaranteed in case of success by the British govern• sk, sip igiawsbagALltiocdoeli 394 405 - IKON - New Bruens.Gov. 6 pat: IN 107 168
would prevent a public discussion of the matters involved
.. N. !LBW.' Giv.6p. 0.1 100 101 102 - second issue, 91,
resulted in terms being agreed upon after the leading wan. meat ; any further profits (which to • large extent are upon 10 all Metrapolltao el ji itt 1 -• •
191 no. ap. a. 1871 to me 12.3 101 102
•• • • • • -* 31, g ; Moorish, 9
eel had had a lengthened interview with his lordship in careful calculation confidently anticipated) to be appro- spy a, Do. New lf If pm If } pa .... .. Do. 6p. C. 18889±...• 100 1001 101} la}
his private room, priated in the fret instance to paying a dividend of 4 per Si. IN Do. Bina. & Derby 97 110 ••• ,_ .. New Zealand Spar ma. 100 111 113 Portuguese, 1862,
Mr. Serjeant Shea on hie return ssid that his client was- ini3Oet - Nora Bootle op. e.,11175 IN 108 109 -
notold laLand beyond that amount to an equal 60 ell MN* 66. 5514 11T64 •• • -
76,000 .. Queensland
eo.e.Gv.6p.cent 100 109 111 - prem. ; Russian, li
present, but he had taken upon himself to do what he - .i.
cent on the eapi
15 all Yid Kent
considered best for his interest. urvi ion between the old and new shareholders, and the for. 100 an gesenstie and camel, -.- -. & Anst.Gov. p Boob 100 110 312 - 1862, 93g, I ; ditto
The Lord Chief Justice was quite sore that the defendant !nation of • reserve fund. 10 9 Newry& Armagtudel -. dh -• .... .. Vle.Dov.ep.c./an.itJeily 100 - - -
Do. do Opc. • Ala J. 100 ItBf lON 1011 1 count, 55g ; ditto
20 all Nwry,Warreop alto. -•-• - ••• • • • • had reason to be deeply grateful for the settlement which The CHAlgas.ll congratulated the meeting on the increase St. NO Norfolk - - - for account, 70 ;di
his legal advisers had obtained for him. He also wished
1111121512 MINNA
to add that the plaintiff had the satisfaction of receiving _,,,,,_
in the attendance over those he had witnessed for some St. 100 North BMA --. 6l} 62} 62
- 701 ; Venezuela sc
the acknowledgment of all parties concerned that she was J""-* He had never met them, he said. in a more b°Pef°l 884.2 114500 Nprkoetrl.Dev.oul.622l2.llar6&l46 -26 67-
- Na 184 I )tats I Pd. I CI. Weis I wee.
The fortnightly e
well entitled to sincere respect; and in addition her pis• frame of mind ; his hopeful sentiment being derived not 84, 100 N. ffaidens- V I Pa 11 i 1
0 %litre. 99*
991stla 99)
1-• Nis 76'099 a Canallan
C°n.
°614,
MI 1t I. - ....k. will contuse
cuniary interests had been taken into consideration• from the support of the government, but from the increased St 113 De• • • •
Do. Lied' -- . 56 67 -2, Clifford Anal
1,024 .. Day. O. Con. (PavlsOc.) 1 496 603 id -Id day") and terminal
Mr. Serjeant Shea observed that even if the trial had interest which the subject excited, and the apparent disposi- At, 100 Da. Yee} _ _
gone on not one word would have been said against the 106 108 - 50.000 1 Nast Clopu Gold (Lim) 6s. Per Pa - ITO gold was bom
plaintiff. tion of the public to aid the company in its enterprise. All the St. 100 North Loathe
10 6 Da. New - 0,1 . Seat Caradon Waled M 1,0 30 51 exportation. The
The terms upon which the parties had agreed were not Privileges of the company, exclusive as they were, remained 14 1, North inewowdebbe.... eli el gre _
6,000 East Cara Brea -
to be sufficient to r
mentioned in court. intact. The government had asked them to make some 10 an North&B.Wedermrsac 101 11} - 4. ~ 11.WhAtaseel(TPDSIL) 71.195. If 3} -•
-48 f - Greasbier &BA Maya 1171 14 IS - Continent, except a
surrender, but the board now came before the meeting in skSt 11: B.3,oaBe°SttshirCieltselAbiwiti 1,178 i 1424
- 4000 .. Great flouth Tells@
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. full possession of all in rights ; while inquiry tended to et 155 Spetbh ledlead..... 103 106 - 6. -G. Wh. Vie (1141fitea) 6O 61 -
(Before the Judge Ordinary.) confirm them in the choice of the line originally St. IN Shropshire Union .... 46 48 - S, .. Greavllle
36 5 - The Etna, frog
10 all 81911aposrae& Shwa -•- - 1,024 .. Herod aloe{ Mss. 45 47 ••• 122,0001. in specie.
HOLMAN r. HOLMAN AND NIBLETT. made, and showed that no other afforded equal pro- ki. 106 gowth [my. lBl Ilf - 6 000 _ Illosptes Downs
We are informed
Mr. Clarkson appeared for the petitioner, Mr. William min. Many portions of the old cable were still in st. 105 loath Pastern .. - .... 88} est 881 f_ 000 - lady Bertha 1.0.6. 14 It - Holman, • warehouseman in the City, who sought • 70 Sal .. Marpret MN Lehmt) o} 31 41 ad - for the East, to leas perfect working order. It was proved that the accidents rt.. re ger IrsTel IU Dun r 9 101
dissoltition of his marriage on account of his wife's which had occurred were not in deep water. and the pun- to all ,Ohderes.Woldngiiit ,&e. 7 a - 9,000 - Marks Vanity - is not likely to talo adultery with the eo-respondent, George Niblett, a clerk to -• 40,000 4 Ilwyudy Iron Ore IL eas par -
Theef repairs was now in a most satisfactory position. 25 ell Illtooklou &Darlington 99 40 - 4,000 .. North Dmrm - and only a very em
an ironmonger. The petitioner also claimed 5001. as damages. tnder of Messrs. Glasse and Elliott, who had laid 40 26 16 Ditto dile, - - - although it has be
Neither of the respondents appeared. 114: rat Pa' 7. cebles, which were in good working order, was a favourable St. toe Taff Vale
6.
- N.
Wit16616641114yeu1) 21.175. 241 8* - 1,000,0001. eternm
The parties were married in September, 1856, and they - 6,640 _ North Wheel .. LA* 641 one. The manufacture of cables had of late bean wooderfully 2 ..• I 5 17166aw_
Inn - &400 .. Par Cons. vit. Macey) . le 5 *6 - opportunity. The
tretorit!edbir°taogjetnmierrti-tenacell Ausua' 1,.k1t48614.-wPahreko, theTh
peeytilitiivilderecmhad improved. The great difficulty at one time was thought to arise "' '"' "'"'
P. - 1.120 10 Providencia (17. Leleat). MAT. S 9 41 - steamer from Mar
occasion to go to Jersey fora fortnight. During his absence from pressure. That notion was DOW &yelled, aod the 12 A ValD:of.ilili •...
-.
*l7 - 1,1,000 „... tortaidneCou. ills. Co. 1 - - - .
power of insulation was as Ito 11. He then entered into iik too Vicaorta Stu. & pingico IN 145 _ 113 .. S. Canaan (fit Merl.. If 390 400 zd -• is believed, about
the co•respoodeut frequently visited the respondent, and some details, and referred to some authorities, with regard 20 all West Cornwell l9 St - 0,003 .. I. Cara Bras (Illogam . MINIM 2} 3 - The Secretary of
spent the night with her. On Mr. Holman's return -
696
'''
5,
W.
FrAnele
tilkelaril.ll9 975 92*
-•
announced that us]
his servant informed him of the fact, and also P the improvements, more particularly u regarded the speed 82 600 W.Hartlepoolnarladal - -
1-1° with which m s may be transmitted through the 80. NO Walt /51•116ad-°lford 65 65 Z 990 .. Stray Park 1119' 41 43 -
that Niblett had previously been in the habit 35 ST 1,1100 6 Tamar 811.4Lsed Ka.C. 64 1 1 -• received on the Is
longest tintences, • great acceleration beiog, it appeared, utit:
110 N Dulttuoto
liN=Nrt
eor
94
-
both of coming to see the respondent in • 6,000 10 TN Croft - month, commencin
obtainable byes,
increasing the power of the conductor.
clandestine manner and of sending her letters addressed to PBEFLIIIIIOB 101.81115. "ow ~ Vale of Toward) IN al- -* All these things, he observed, tended to give the share- 4000 .. Weld Beret ( ). If 13 14
"Miss Webster." Nevertheless, the petitioner resumed RAILWAY& i CIOSIWg pekes. I Bass. holden great encouragement. Some persons bad expressed SIL I NI. I 1,024 .. sv. airsace ( i A 3° If
cobabitation with her for a fortnight, and then she left him -
ogofyßB.ernmeLoontmbil,ooolB o
doubts whether any menage was really sent. Four hundred St. 100 Brlatoldebretertp.c.Bth it VT - 400 _ Wed Setae -
of
and went to live with Niblett, at Tottenham. The evidence
-. 612 _ Wh. Bisset Illopa - ig 84 87} _. each month.
might be seen at the office, and among them were the met- St. :100 'Caledonian Quar. Sh.. -. ...
identity as regarded this adulterous cohabitation being- 266 .. Wh. Boller
ome
IL 6 mu 62 - At Paris and
changed between her Majesty and the President of the 01 , all Cork awl Braden NP.O - -
rages DX
defective, the case was adjourned.- 4,090 - Wh. id ( 7.9.6 - - - the open market is
United States, and the announcement of the new treaty with 10 1 all Cornwall, 6 lat "25. 114 Me ..024 _ Ph. ILltty (17a. Lairat) 2.0. d. 8 9 -
Aa to the demand for damages, Sj . all • Ikto.Pertli,& Aber.Jua Of 7 -
China. In another case a memo's from India saved thocountry - 5,80 _ Wheal Ludeott 210.8 9 N 9) 10} 5 • Amsterdam an
Sir C. Crimean put the question to the jury, who St. ,100 &Dn.& Glassow 6p. el 111 11l
upwards of 50,0001. The cable was laid in beet.; it was tit 'lOO gg}...parasown.,4.p.a - ~e 24 ~ W.Marytou(tleauen.) el 15 is -. Berlin, 4, and St.
messed there at one farthing.
s.uso _ Mb. Trelawoes I' AA.) 7 I 163 173 id -id
ill-constructed. without any blame being attributable to the at. 1100 GLltastern.E.C.Ax.,6p.
ee.
ee. -
Vinsa-flhanewilor
..
.. Defter o. DERRY AND LAWRENCE.

DERRY V. DFART AND LAWRENCE.
Nether of the respondents appeared, and the jury was
merely sworn to assess damages, which were laid at 2001.
The marriage took place in March, 1859, the petitioner
being a baker in Judd-street, St. Pancras. The co.reepoo-
dent, who was a milliner and draper in Chapel-street,
Somers-town, soon afterwards became intimate with
the family, and the respondent's sister subsequently
taking • situation as hie housekeeper, Mrs. Derry
had many opportunities of visiting him under pretence of
goirg to see her sister. In March last the respondent eloped
from her husband's house altogether; and the 00-respondent
furnished lodgings io which he cohabited with her. As fo-
wled the terms on which she had lived with the peti-
tioner, • charwoman said she had complained to her that
she was very unhappy ; that her husbaod bad deceived her
as to two children which he bad had by • former marriage ;
that he was mean, and that she did not see life enough with
him. She also stated that she loved Lawrence's little finger
better than the whole of her husband's body.
The jury found • verdict for 2501. This being more than
the amount claimed it was reduced to the 2001.
The court made a decree nisi, with oats.

doubts whether any message was really sent. Four hundred
might be seen at the office, and among them were the mes-
sages exchanged between her Majesty and the President of the
United States, and the announcement of the new treaty with
China. I o another case a message from India saved the country
upwards of 50,0001. The cable was laid in haste ; it was
ill-constructed, without any blame being attributable to the
manufacturers; it was abused, it was injured ; and the
wonder was, not that it stopped speaking, but that
it ever spoke at aIL (Hear, hear.) The company was
not well served by persons in whom it placed
confidence. As regarded the future all scientific men were
agreed as to the feasibility of the scheme—among them
was Mr. Fairbairo, the late President of the British
Association. He then cited a letter from Mr. Fairbeirn which
stated that he had every confidence in the result of laying a
new cable provided the insulation were complete before the
cable was submerged. The insulation with the improved cable
of Messrs. Glasse and Elliott was such that under a pressure
of 20,000 tons the pressure did not amount to more than .40.
Professor Wheatstone and Professor Thompson, and every
other scientific man of eminence who had attended to the
subject, agreed with Mr. Fairbairn on this point. Last
year the directors applied to the government to send out
two surveying expeditions, one off the coast, the other in
the vicinity of Newfoundland. The Duke of Somerset
readily assented, and the result was meet favourable. About
400 miles from the coast of Ireland there was a descent of
front about 350 fathoms to about 1,750 fathoms. The no-
tion had prevailed that there was there • sudden pre-
cipice, but it had now proved totally unfounded.
He then reed a letter from Captain Hoskins, who com-
manded the government expedition near the Irish coast, to
the effect that the descent was very gradual, the least dip
being 6in 100, and the greatest 19 in 100. Captaim Hoskins
said that below 60 or 70 fathoms the sea was per.
feetly tranquil ; and that he believed the cable
would lie at the bottom of the ocean as calmly
an it would lie on the floor of • room. It had also been as-
certained that there was a channel four or five miles broad
from Trinity Bay to New Perlicso. The lines of Europe
and America were vastly extending ; and such was the speed
now attained that • message was recently sent from
New York to San Francisco, and the anewerreceived in New
York within two hours and • half. The capital required
would be about 600,0C3/. The directors proposed to issue
preferential shares of 51. each. It was proposed that
after 8 per cent. the next 4 per cent earned should be
appropriated to the old shareholders, and that all above 12
per cent, should be divided between the old and the new
shares. The following gentlemen had .xmaented to act as
directors, viz. : Mr. William Brown, of Liverpool ; Mr.
Cropper, formerly of the firm of Cropper and
Benson, Liverpool; Mr. Bidder ; and the Hon. Robert GAM-
stone chairman of the International Telegraph Company.
The Old shareholders should now endeavour to save their
property from destruction. Within three days 75,000/.
had, 30 response to cinclart, been subscribed for. He con-
cluded by proposing a resolution for the raising of shares of
.1/. each, U. being parable on allotment, for the laying down
of • new cable.

Bridal& Esetertp.c.Btk
Caledonian Quer. 9h
Cork and Bandon
Cornwall. 6 per owls.
• Dm. rertkot Aber.Jun.
Idle. d Glaagow 6p. al
cent., No. 1
'Do. do. No. 2
'Do. do. 6 percent. pre!
ID°. IL Anglian A, 6 p.
Do. do. A, 7 per cent
Do. g.Unkin. 4p. ct.gua
:Do. do. 6 per cent. gun
Do. Noel. 6 p. c. g
Do. 6i per ct. pref., 1047
Do. 5 p. ct. Waveney V.
Great Northern. 6 p. at.
Do.itc.recLat 10p.etpai.
Dm
1141 p per cent.
I Do..a.md.at p.a
06. i. Scotland, let Prat
Oh West.o3erluttßants
Do. redeem. 44 p. ceu
10. redeem. 4 ip. cen,
o. Irredeera. 4 p. ct
Do.sp.d.reditem Pref.
Do. Dirm. Duo. Stock
Do. Sian. Pref. Moe.
Do. Cheat. Our- Stock
Do.CheeterPtSt.
Do. do. do. 69. c
lama Yorksh. 6 p.c.St.
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I Londonderry and Kum,
& Una6p.M.

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106 102

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213
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160 a/1 Do. 11 pm N. Debent 36 34
100 all Do. 7 gar of 1182 47 50
100 all Do. do. 1667 84 16
160, all Do. do. 1872 34 36
N. 100 anal Indian Prldniula 106 1063 • 1063
IS 12 Do. Now l3 pm
ao 4 Do. January, 1863
NNS ot.B. at Balla 1. Iota: 1 103
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IN 111 Do. New 7 71 .44
IN AB D•Alp.e.Bdapay7Bp.64. p,rragr.op.TB 97 99
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N. 109 Do. do. 6 per el 1054 1513 1063 1
N. 1441 Do. 41 pee at NUL. 9) 110
16. 10 0616.C0rp.1p. 0t.11•421a
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20,01141 20
10,000 1
10,000
26,000
12,000 50
10,000 20
76,000 1
26,000
26,000
10,000 10
20,000 I
@4000; 14
16,000
10,000' 5
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OOURT OF BANXRUPTOY.
(Before Mr. Cammisaioner Holroyd.)
IN se EMANUEL HUNS.
The bankrupt was a dealer io China, glum, and jewellery
at Norwich. He owes 3,2004 ; assets estimated at 1,5001.
This was the sitting for order of discharge.
Mr. &mood opposed fur the assignees, also for Messrs.
Gurney, bankers, of Norwich ; Mr. E. Heed supported.
The bankrupt was charged with removing and keeping
beck partof his property, emulating of wine glasses, tum-
blers, decanters, tea end dinner services, watches, &c.
After the examination of two or three witnesses, an ad-
comment was ordered to allow the assignees to make fur-
ther inquiries.

116 118
116 113
136 160
116 118

165 160
191 196

80 82
fid

124 t 24

(Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)
EC BILL.-BINGULAR CASE.
The bankrupt, Ado!phial Frederick Bell, was described
as of No. 3, Charlwood.street, Pimlico, and now in the
" lockup "of George Seal, of a 7, Great George.atreet,
Blackfriars, one of her Majesty's memengers on home ser•
vice.

Mr. Tripp now applied for the bankrupt's release from
custody at the " lock-up."
The Commissioner doubted whether he bad the power to
make the order as there might be other detainers against
the lankrnpt.
Mr. Tripp said the detaining creditor at the lock-up
offered no opp, salon.
The Commissioner said the bankrupt might have his
diacharge, but it would not be valid against any other de-
tamers, and the sheriff might arrest him again.
The release was then ordered.
EE GEORGE 811IRLET.
This was an application for an order of discharge by the
bankrupt, a plumber at Bromley.
The liabilities are stated at 13111., assets, 691.
There was no opposition, and the order of discharge was
granted.

In answer to a shareholder, the chairman said that to
secure perfect insulation the directors bad obitioed the
services of Mr. Varley and the following consulting com-
mittee:—Mr. W. Faisbairn, Mr. J. Whitworth. and Pro-
fesmrs Wheatstone and Thompson. Messrs. Glasse and
Elliott had embarked 25,000/. in the enterprise, and would
undertake the entire responsibility of laying down the
cable.

[The meeting was proceeding when we went to preen.]

104
1100
100
1100
401

Do. M
Do. si per pent
Do.redeenable 6 p.ct.
Mind Coaa.op.e.fitoo
Deafjoom. hr.& 8.6 p.c
Do. eip.et. Pref. Muck
Do. LeL & p
Neatollap. el If. rhea
North Brittalt 6 per °int
Do. New Gus. e p. ct.
Do.Beeder Union go.
p.a. Pr?.
D. do. de
Do. Leeds a p.ct. No. 1
No. York. H. 6. pare.
North fitaffordahlre
Motlish (hot. New Prot
pet. Prete&
Do. Able. go.. p. a.
Do. 7 pct Pref. Moot
IL Devon Med p. C.
ILL& (Bead. An. 41.0.6,
Do. te per twat
Ds. Axel y pa oast
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WLWATS.
I Clasing prices. I

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

Two oTtooi.

The demand for East Caradon shares continues,
and a further improvement has taken place in them,
the present quotation being 40, " buyers." Great
South Tolgus have also advanced to 7to 4. In the
absence of business, most other British mining
shares are nominally quoted the same as
at the close yesterday. In the Stock Ex-
change, Cambrian Gold shares have changed
hands, at and
3k prem.' being flat ; East
Caradon, at 39 and • Great South Tolgus, at
7k and 71. • North W sad Crafty, at 43 ; and
Wheal Ludoott, at si and 10i.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
change. Cobre Copper are officially marked 20,
and Scottish Australian prem.

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'lLAyres G. BoutherML
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16 Dalai P.heulah ......
all Lidera et hams
alt Od. Burials was. p. o
Ot. Central of France
all tit. Latish& Oeuat. Oh
all Dalian inertial
all Lake Constance & Bah
all Llano ana Turnhout
au lgoos and tile
1111 'Marla Antonia
all INsamtllegeLlyoethe
all Do Op.o.Prt. Belg.SOV.
an Pharos 11 I Da New Pharos
all B. Ayres B. 7p. c.
tel Do. do. do.
all :Itoringlan Trunk trot
19 ,Ottosasn'tearrnsAidtal
ell 'ParikLyons. and 118411
all Pule and Orleans
all Pneits sad & irsocheo
I (lsrasisbuco)g. 7p. a
all alga and Nlashorg • •
all 'Royal Danlab
all !Royal Swedish
all • Dww t per cent.
ell lambic and Meuse
ail z... 1 per cent. Prof
01=) .7 para
all Lhasa& Lone-Venetlan
10 6.1L0t Portnol7perct p
'I longhorn of lens
6. Turin and Savona
an West Flanders
all Ds. per cent. PPM
all .Ifaelt& N. W. of Prase.
DEBEN riot]

7 6 dial
ii Pre'
201 gli

141 141

9 9i I
10 11
401 41e
—.— 210

- -
The fifth half-yearly report of the directors of the
St. John del Rey Mining Company has been issued.
We make the following extracts :

die par
81 94
9 8 d 1
45 46
41 43

_ .
The prodt as the workiog of the mines for the past half-
year, as shown by the company's books in London, Ilse been
47,3814 Os. Bd. Adding thereto the amount received for
interest on monies unemployed, and deducting London ex-
penses, theme remains a net profit of 47,203/. 2s. Sd., out of
which the directors beg to recommend a dividend of 41. per
share, free of income tax. Ten per cent. thereon will be
added, as usual, to the reserved fund. The yield of gold,
per too of ore raised from the mines, during the half. year,
has been 5'908 oilers, per ton ; for the previous six months
it was 6012 °items ; for the baffles'. eliding Sept., 1861,
it was 5'276 °Oars. ; the yield of gold, per ton of ore
stomped, during the haft-year. has been 7'999 octaves ; for
the previous six months it was 8'046 oitavas ; for the half-
year ending Sept., 1861, it was 7157 oilers*.

381 181
18 17
8 3

....
14 I

The new line of railway from Warsaw to the
Prussian frontier ham jug been opened to the public. It
joins at Bromberg the line from Berlin to Koenigsberg,
and shortens by 125 miles the distance between Warsaw
and Berlin.

No. I ft. I

KM 1
WWI
MANI

No 18h 1 SAWS& (K IU. pekes. 1 Balm
motel Pm Masan& U. Mc Bank .1 N op 91 91--
20,0001 107 AlllanosLottaLtmepool 11 7 71pm 161
32,600, 40 Analralada all 71 13 71
19
10,000
IBank of Boot
d 0001 100 Bank of I.o.ndon 6O VT 99 989 8
10,0001 100 Bank of Queensimad (1. 11 16 Idl -
10,W0' 60 Bettlah N. Ammon , - all 61 63 -
12,600 20 Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia II 1 06 as -
32,200 10 0, Bk. LIWYA.AII4. tills. U. 919 slf -
sumo M Cbring. Aei Intl* de an 40 42 -
0 600 100 City .. ... . N 91 91 919 2
27,000 100 Colonial. . . 111 41 48 -•
40,000 10.1) Oma. of Ca% . all - - -
25,0N1 10 Lug. 50ra.&460.(1.);:r94 all 199 109 10
10.000 100 11induen.China&Jap.(1) 19 20 19 AY -
10.000 100 Imperial bank Limited 10 9 dui par -.
10,000 10, Loudon and Brazilian.. 26 6 09 pm 30 9
3,000; 100 Lon.B.Ayrea&B.Plata (L 4 19 09 die -
mow, w Inc. Ch. flank of a oust. all .49 28 -
5,900. 100 London and Colonial (1.. 3 1 16 pm 49
116.001 at, Landon and County .... le 249 399 , -
00,000 60 London Joint Stook .„. II 40 37 I -
10,706 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L. 2 I 0 pull -
10,000 ..e London & South Amuse. all "5t 24 11t} 9
90 000 DA Lon. and Weatmlnalar„ 60 76 61 -
20,000 10r Metro. & Prov. Bank (L. 10 3 4pm -
25,0001 100 N.Pro. of England .... 41 - - I -
119,0001 Dv National Bank .. SO - - -
15,00 S Of New Bouth t: area all 1 47 sil -
90.400 li oriental Bank Corpses all 54 55 -
16,000 •.' (Montan Bank . . all 32 13 ,VI
25,000 20 Do. New 2 6 6 pm' 7 I
*Ow' 100 P•ovincial .4 1r..1...../ 29 je 91 I -
6 006 100 dtand.of Brit.S.Aftlea(Ll 2 19 19 pm' 49 9
4, NI. 26 Union of Aqsarauto ill 49 61 I -
10,06 D 100 Union of Ireland (Lisa.). 7 2 las -
0,.600 60 Union at London
11184.1/BLASSOUIL
No. 18h. 1 Ls3traslail. IPdl CL grime 1 Wee.
10,006 1^ Ansforllasloan Itln* 1 ail 171 lde sd -.
50,001 10 Atlantic 81. !fail 131.(t I all 1 4 -
91,000 11 Australian Apical-- 116
Y. 21
446 lb Berlin Waterworks.... eJI 7 -
10,000 6 Bombay Cu, Limited. 1 9 9 pas -
134780 St MR.& idea gag. 16.... 109 66 00 -
4,614 361 Danada land all 99 102 -
260,40 t M. Ospilg.of Itns.&smelt all 20 Is -
1.0011600 3t Osystal Palau . 104 36 17 187 89
101.821 it. Do. Prelsrenas .. - 1/1/' 1111 114 -
277.n6 it Do. 6p. U. Pup. NO, IGo 1112 116 -
10,000 10 LladisCottonAgency,L 21 0 dim par -
WAWA le &India & Loa. many., all 5 8 -
60,01 n V l'Attlit,l.3lrng.tir Co.. 3 0 dis opm -
790,0 G A. Cedric Telex-Mph W 160 102 -
70.016 Nsm. and Anat. Cop. . all 2 29 -
10,00 11 Got. Stearn Navistatim 14 27 28 -
990.019 1 great 146 p 1111n1166_ .‘ 1.- t / -
144.00. I On. litnor rent /Ivo/ NIWON 2 Indian arrylnis (L.)., 1 - - I -
6 ~66( in Italian Irrigation C .nal 1 par 9 pm 13
11.001 1 LAI. District Tot. (5.4. 41 4 3 till' -
500,666 t 4 lola Pea. Omolban Co all 19 le 119
ALIN 10 11i9draa Irrign. & Cans 1 09 26 pm; -
I'M.. //, Nadia., M. 761 Cam er II • 1 -
10,0.0 10 lietltaa, Car., &Waa. 4 0 4 pan! -.
0,410. 46 NsilowLlDakxount Cu.. 29 pm. 79
.000 90 Nerbud.lst....C9lron,l 51 1 pm' -
90,00( 5 Netheriandat. Bp. e.pil ali i 0 0 -
L 77. 106 N. Bruns. &N. Soot Ls, 81 ;10 it
1414,97. 1 N. BM. Andralanan. ail I li -
10 ,110 1 Menial Ow
60.000 1 Do. New ..... 9 I i Iml -
/...,
6, 0. /Ws. M. Man. (Liza,. . di 7 69 -
10,000 1 Ottoman Gas 1 9 dis par -
8/0.94e 44. Peel Elva, land• Um VI) U 66
- 30,00 Si. Patin. and Ottomans= if 73 76 -
k4O 11n 4 Dn. lease .. -
17, 10 QtteybradaLd.waß.d.&lL(L) 19 9MO
_par 19
intaa. ao on -
10,00 16 00. New 4l, 6 7
4,260 26 111,7 deJan. Clyolda.(L ) all 28 ISI 14
5 16 ,700 Do.
16,00 i 116 Royal Mall Steam 40 67 t 9 -
910.00 Sr :loutish Anat. Inmalm. 140 123 117 -
14.16: le Math Anotrallan last all U lid -
m079,031t 1 1 4aDe. do. balarine Tel. amp -
t Itanblered .l 6 -
11,6 a 1( Do. do.
I 4
-
Kw 2 telegraph to India (L.: 1 f 1 ells -
le.& , 10 P.,14,19.cd Atet(L., T.I. 6du 9 1 ni, -
111.16 II Prvaa&Ln.Cri.P.Ciumd* 0 1 llipm ' I -
, V A... ^ On. ILlaidoin Ink 9 P.I -
I isms N. tau martsiro's UM.IIO. -

one.

96 9i
10 102
12 la (021
231 331

at as 1
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to 1.4
20 213
OTOCCa.

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60.i0r134.0.70n6t01y1100 100 IN
00.1 If Mak 4p.0. Idar.4o/00. moo
▪ N.144.4p.a.h0.L1e11 NIN
• Ileottlsh N. UAL 4p. a. 100
100.1W.111.11sadOx IN let la

I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Other deposits
Oliarerninent securities is

Two o'CLoar.

11,0P4,517 I gerease

banking department
Otbersecnrittee in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both

The funds to-day are firmer and a further
recovery of j per vent. has taken place in Consols.
A good effect has been produced by the Bank of
France return, which shows a recovery of 920,0001.
sterling in the coin and bullion. Foreign
securities h►ve improved within the last two hours,
particularly the scrip of the New Peruvian Loan.
As regards English railway stocks, the only alte-
ration of importance is a rise in Great Western.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at
70fr. 75c., being per cent. higher than yesterday:
The Bourse is described as " firm, owing to the
favourable return of the Bank of France."

departments
Seven day and other bills
Th. Rest
Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes (Seca
in banking department).

70,41 r

Consols are now quoted 921 to ex div., for
money, and 921 to ex div., for the account
(January 8). The official business report is es fol-
lows ..--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921,
92, 1; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 911, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents.,
92, 911, 921 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 22 ;
Bank Stock, 232, 233, 234 ; India Five per Cent.
Stock, 1071, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,
1864, 1001; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per
Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, mit ; Exchequer
Bills, lls., Bs. prem.

50,00 D
CAI

14,828,063 Noma) 181 7K
765,1 ZS Learns* 36,133
3,091,524 locreahe 18,815
9,228,575 Iscreame 244736

10,127,183 Increase

The decline in the coin and bullion continues to
progress at the rate which has been noticed fur
some time past, but the reserve has increased thin
week, owing to the influx of revenue payments to
the Bank.

BAN" OF ISOLAND.—As
mod Stb Vie., C. SS, tor the
10, IS

Nati. tamed iiir.S:4,4li

not
acomant to the Ad Mt
on We.hee•day, Dec.

►..TT.

C 24,5•19,445
DANCING DI
Proprietors' Capital 114.553,000
Beat
Public Deposits go
eluding
Paw. Banks, Com-
mis. of National

Accts.)
Other Depoelts
Seven day =dottier
Bills 765,123

Dec. 11, DAL

itWeininent debt.. C 11,1111411111
Other securities.... 4011 KINS
Gold coin and bul-
lion
Meer bullion

The foreign stock market has become stronger
since the morning. Mexican and Spanish Passive
Bonds, as well as Peruvian scrip, have advanced.
Greek Bonds, after opening flatly, are now firmer.
The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 834 to 844 ;
that of 1858, 70 to # ; the scrip of 1862,
21 to 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up, 701 to 71 ;
the Consolidis, 381 to ft; Peruvian scrip, 11
to 01 die. ; Venezuelan scrip, 34 to 3 dis. ;
Russian scrip, Ito die. ; and Portuguese scrip, 34
to 1 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :
Belgian, 1004 ; Dutch, 664 ; Egyptian, 924 ; ditto
second issue, 91, ; Greek, 154, t ; Mexican,
31, 1 ; Moorish, 96 ; Peruvian Scrip, 14, 1 dis. ;
Portuguese, 1862, 474, 1, 1 ; ditto scrip, 3i, I
prem. ; Russian, 1850, 94 ; ditto 1859, 601 ; ditto
1862, 931, ; ditto scrip, dia.; Spanish, for ac-
count, 554 ; ditto Passive, 231, 1 ; Turkish, 1858,
for account, 70 ; ditto 1862, paid-up scrip, 704, 71,
704 ; Venezuela scrip, 34, 3 dia.
The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign
stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation
day") and terminate on Tuesday.
No gold was bought from the Bank yesterday for
exportation. The arrivals from America appear
to be sufficient to meet the present demand for the
Continent, except when sovereigns are required on
account of the recent loans.
__ _ _ _

13,9311,1.%

kt4.6SION

The Etna, from New York, has brought
122,0001. in specie.
We are informed that the next French steamer
for the East, to leave Marseilles on the 19th inst.,
is not likely to take any specie on English account,
and only a very small amount on French account,
although it has been stated in print that about
1,000,0001. sterling will be despatched by that
opportunity. The next Peninsular and Oriental
steamer from Marseilles for Bombay will take, it
is believed, about 200,0001.
The Secretary of State for India in Council has
announced that until farther notice tenders will be
received on the Ist and 3rd Wednesdays in each
month, commencing with the 7th of January, for
government bills on India to the increased amount
of Re. 1,00,00,000 (or say 1,000,0001. sterling) in
each month. _ _ _ _ .

At Paris and Hamburg the rate of discount in
the open market is 31 per cent, ; Vienna and Turin,
5 • Amsterdam and Brussels, 4 • Frankfort, 21 ;1
Berlin, 4, and St, Petersburg, 51; per cent.
Vice-Chancellor Wood gave his decision yesterday
in the case of Messrs. Gladstone, Russell Ellice,
and Rodocanachi v. the Turkish Ambassador. The
plaintiffs are the claimants of the lapsed concession
for a Bank of Turkey. The Vioe-Chancellor held
that the Turkish Ambassador is nut amenable to
the jurisdiction of the court, and dismissed the
motion for an injunction as against him with costs,
but as the Turkish bonds, which represented the
caution money of 20,005/., were deposited in the
Bank of England, the plaintiffs, upon an exparte
statement (to which no reply could be given, on
account of the ruling of the court already referred
to), moved for an injunction to prevent the Bank
from parting with the custody of the bonds until
further order, and this the Vice-Chancellor granted.
It will thus be seen that the decision now
given does not really decide any question
as to the right of the Turkish Government
to confiscate the caution money, or in
fact any question whatever between the claimants
and the Ottoman Porte in reference to the validity
of the concession for the defunct Bank of Turkey.
Still less do to-day's proceedings affect in any way
the influential combination which has undertaken,
and which can alone carry out, a National Bank of
Turkey.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have held an
important meeting to-day, at the London Tavern,
for the purpose of explaining to the shareholders
the means that are being adopted to raise the new
capital, the directors expressing themselves as now
determined to carry out the work without delay.
The new capital proposed to be raised is 600,0001.
in 120,000 shares of Ed. each, with a deposit of
11. per share. The reoeut surveys of the termini of
the cable at Valentin and Newfoundland
made for the company by government during
this season have resulted in removing
all doubt or difficulty as to the route to be taken,
and as regards the Newfoundland survey, the
situation of the now intended terminus in Trinity
Bay will be such as, besides other and primary
advantages, will save upwards of 40 miles of cable
as compared with the previous one. We understand
that the present effort is already backed by sub-
scriptions from some of the most eminent bankers
and capitalist' in the City, and that a sanguine ex-
pectation is entertained that the entire capital will
be speedily subscribed.

The Midland Railway traffic return shows this
week a decrease of 248/. compared with last year ;
the Great Northern an increase of 2,729/. ; the Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 456'.; the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase
of 2171. ; the Great Westem a decreaae of 698/.
the North Eastern an increase of 171/. ; and the
London and South Western an increase of 2,054/.

Farman.
Government Becn-
rides Sucluthog
Dead Weight An-
nuity)
Other BecuMtlee 19.1005Y4
Notes 9,101,1 Ni
Gold mad Btlves
Coln.

At a meeting of the Westminster Brewery Com-
pany, held yesterday, the report and accounts were
unanimously adopted. The nett profit on the
operations of the six months amounts to 2,9891.,
or at the rate of 9 per cent, on the paid-up capital.
A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. was declared,
and the balance carried over, pending a more ex-
tended experience of the company's trading.
The directors of the National Provincial Bank of
England have declared • half-yearly dividend, at
the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and also a half-
yearly bonus of 5 per cent. (except ou the new
issue
The). annual meeting of proprietors of the London
and Westminster Bank is convened for the 21st Jan.
The directors of the Nova Scotia Land and Gold
Crushing and Amalgamating Company (Limited)
have notified that the letters of allotment are being
prepared for issue.
Mr. George Braginton, banker, of Torrington,
Devon, a director of the Noiai Devon Railway,
has joined the direction of the Oil Wells Company
of Canada. Monday next is the last day for re-
ceiving London applications for shares, and Friday
for country applications. We are informed that the
subscription already equals the number of shares to
be comprised in the first issue.
The Emigration Commissioners have taken up
the ship Ironsides for the conveyance of passengers
to Sydney.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Dec. 10, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following change; :
atrenlation isms
Circulation active ..
Public deposit. 8,490,519 increase '295,159

£4O 481,U6

r 40,421.01
MILLER, Deputy Cadalee.

TRUISDAT EVZITINIS.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 4 ex
div., for the Bth January, opened this morning at
the same quotation, and closed at 924 tui;
For money the last price was 92 to 4.
official business report is u follows :—Tlaree per
Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 4, 911, 924, 92, ex
div. ; ditto for account, 924, ex div. ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 92, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents.,
92, 91f, 92, 911, 92 ; Thirty Years' Annuities,
1885, 151 ; Red S&L Telegraph, 21 15-16, ; Bank
Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, i ;
ditto Bonds, 26e. prem.
The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1071
to ex div. ; India Bonds, 23e. to 265. prem. ; and
Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 11s. prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follows :—Union Bank of England
and France, to prem.; London and Northers
Bank, par to prem. ; English and Irish Ban
die. to par ; 1311 Wells of Canada Company, to
prem. ; Bank of Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, to
prem. ; London and South Western Bank, I di..
to prem. ; British and South Wales Zinc Smelt-
ing, 4 to 1 prem. ; Financihre of Egypt, 1
to prem. ; and London, Birmingham, and South
Staffordshire Bank, to 4 prem.