The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1864.

• cn this übject. I cannot remember that
ever saw him in November or December. I have been
is intrillv seeing him since on matters of my own business,
'inertly ever saw him without his talkiog to me on
subject of Mrs. Codringtou and her troubles ;
1..: be did not speak to me about this mat-
I Mieved Mrs. Codrington's statement till May last
a citcumstanceoccuired then that made me doubt it.
row dal not ask me last winter whether the admiral
!vs! connexion with me. He did a•k me that &tsar.

Ile asked me whether the admiral had not got
with me and attempted to behave improperly
we, but that my waking frightened him away.
••• has asked me whether the admiral had had
on with n;e, and 1 said "Certainly not t" for Mrs.
: • .., hnd never told me that. 1n May I received a
. ;At, Few desiring me to call the nett day. I did
think on the 10th. Ile asked me to give
/,,sti, alars. Ile asked me whether, although the
;.,: L.,1 made the attempt on me in bed, I awoke in
••• . r re-Ist-al:lce. I may have used words to that
• ;.. pt that 1 slid nothing about "resistance." I
Chit. The first time I ever heard the
.•1 -is: " was on the 19th of May.
•, ; 2.., et n• Mr. Few called on me at the Victoria
bating called on me and told me
• :1 de She ha•l also told me that the
zoing to be placed upon the record, and
Mt. Few was going to bring me an affidavit.
)r.la.cle banded to me the document produced,
: it. I took it into my hand, but I cannot say
, •ea-1 it. lam sorry to say that it was so —1 was
I. 'lr. Few- was in a great hurry, just going off
:1,1 a., not with me three minutes. He
, • ;id maid) tire affidavit before he went

al it ; but he did not do so. I said I
• r t lit myself ; but he and Mrs. Codrington
. •,: ,L de time, and I could not read it. I was
emltairml a reference to the affair in October.
1 r..• the day of the mouth, but I said
: remember. I am quite sure of
:emu I did not raid the paper
„ I w.t....uereited and cocfused. I knew it was a
• . :1 that Mr. Few was desirous of being
. !erstood that he had already filed it.
, •; told me that he bad done so. I can-
r . • r it was or was not signed. So

now Of its contents that I after-
. '• : f a copy of it. I had looked st
• • •• r ..•7..c4 it. I did not say that it was correct. I
• • . ; art of it I looked at. (The witness hay-
. • • I.:, I read the fourth paragraph, but I did
i.d it : and the words, "on wakiog up" (which
••r. a different handwriting), were tar-
t iLzerted at my suggestion. I don't remem-
. . r they were there or not. I was through.
v.!a•le of the hurried interview entreating
• into so disagreeable sod painful a matter.
n sad something which made me doubt

. • .rtimarv-1113st was that?
• •r•-- had told me that she had told Mr. Few
• at the time, and begged me not to tell
WU awake. I said that I must tell all the

did you tell all the truth •:

.1...3-1 can only repeat that I was in such a one-

: • : :::.J excited State that I felt perfectly un.
. . • deal with Mr. Few and Mrs. Codrington,
: : I rewire.] to put the matter in the hands
e:: ,tor. and not see Mr. Few and Mn. Codringtoa
. Few had told me that he would not bring me
• -•A: liu the matter if he wall possibly avoid it, and I
• • •.:'_-' ••:cauion told that Sir Robert Phillimore in-
, t Lein' made part of the case. I resolved that I
. little as possible till I had taken counseL

...ins—Why did you not say to Mr. Few that you
• •.:ig personally about the matter!
-_• • • —Mr. Few asked me questions whether such and
Lions were not so and I answered him
• f..ith of Mrs. Codrington's statement. Mr.
the kindest and most delicate manner spared me
could—he merely eked me, u it were,
,rt Mrs. Codringcon's evidence. So confused was I

_ -
a my note respecting a copy, I even said that Mr.
- read it to me, which he certainly bad not done.
sted it to be marked "private." because my clerk
...abit of opening letters addrewed to me. When I
d it I took it to my so:icitor, Mr. Slarkby.
Hawkins desired that the paragraph be read.
. . .

iII objected to it ; but after a slight discussion he
- :to be put in. It alleged "that the petitioner
a - ; recented from etiectiog his purpoee by ber re•
alcing Up."

.rdicaly—Tbat was Mrs. Codringtotis state'

is not an affidavit of M FaithfulL
::.:e I .rdinary—Eicept the "resistance," it is sob-
whet she has now told us.
. resumed—l left England by the advice of
7". y to avoid being served with a subrvena.
• '• inc.' by Mr. Bovill—the letter produced is in
ming. It is a letter to Admiral Codring.
• - r:r; ,rts to have been written by Mfrs. Cod-
' • r, jueit ; and it is dated November 7. 1836.
•1 u.e to rzpreu to the admiral " her kind love
. •
.tt that time I was on such terms with him
T.. •• a,ldress him, with his wife's concurrence, as
' •.• I! cod subscribe myself to him as " yours
•- •.'y.“ All the time I was in Eccleetosraquese
1.•.-en treated with the utmost kindness and
-. • . I a rote to hint, by the respondent's request, on
.• lof domestic matter. (Some letters of this kind
v-• • I I-ft Admiral Cudriogton in July, 1857. In
' • ,• 1•••••••, I had bad a correspoodence with a lady
sz •....Isomtthiog at which I had taken offence. I
a• •-• •• 11.1sr.,rer much I may differ from Admiral Cod-
' • natters reNtiog to his treatment of his wife. he
v'. - nAct.n; in honourable feeling to me, or doubted
• - a 1.0 do in • most unwarrantable and Iseult-
*list was perfectly true up to that date. In
••-• Mrs. l'odrington wrote to her husband to pro-
. • r ,tion ; and I was present at a family meeting in
• . At the conclusion of the conference Mrs.
.dI n,t tell me that she had insisted on having
and that I should motion* to stay with
• 11:...r.1 afterwards wrote to me that for
T • it was desirable that my visit should ter-
• • . • that after repeatedly wishing me to
• f July I replied. [A correspoodence on
• t was put loj -- the admiral stating that
rr•s to any third person being permanently
7, house, and not from any personal objection
• 3t,s. Mould was a friend of Mrs. Coiringtoo. I
• LI: hit. her husband ; but that ahe is with him

I.ivicate—Oar insbuctiofts are that she is

I know Colonel lodenon. He celled with
.1,0 1U Prioem.street, Hanover.squarc, where
• I first saw him with her in July,
e ,cry shortly after his return from Malta
4`;,..rwarelA 'Let Colouel Anderson at the houses
M!.. I .-Jriogton asked me to show bin, some
lie came to my Tuesday @seeing party
• once met him calling upon some
• ill Edinburgh. That was in October.
o.or Lim in Princes-street, where he
•about his marriage. He came
.n T.trium.street nu 31st of October.
• r- • to town on the 2tith. Mrs. Codrington
rr ire viently to see me. When they were
• -•ll•.ui.eyabe came sod dined with me when
i..; iqie did not have her parcels sent to my
to that.
••• ' The -late or the occurrence in the bedrooms

~.'0 to our journey into Waft

•-1 41,1 oderson announced his marriage
• • o:tober.
—I saw him an Friday sod Sitar
•• ! of " reicher. He did "teal' "
•. ' .t. Sln. Codriogton came on that day.
• .• 'tress at Colonel Amlenon's marriage.
• .n rou, h about that, hut abe wu
1. 1 beau telling Ler that I did not think
•.• tr. I bad been telling her so all

.t came totwithsta-adiag what
-Le wrote to ma asking me to
,ome : but I did not answer
I n y leave for him to come that
i .(14 re..pectinc some papers I. reference to
writtto to me iu the morning, lad
• to ~.od back so answer, I wrote to Colonel
• : 0,4 I 4nuld sot be able to receive him.
•I t,dd h, r that she would not see him. I told
• was so excessively indiscreet and im-
• 1. I r.,t be mixed up io her affairs or receive
• .l.umg a discumioa between admiral mt.l

Mo. Codrington and Mr. and Mrs. Smith on the subject of a
separation. Mu. Oodringtos put it on the ground of
incompatibility of temper. They made no particular
complaints against one another. When first I
made Mrs. Codrington'a acquaintance she told
me that she wu not happy. One reason was that she
wanted to become a Roman catholic, and the admiral
threatened to take the children from her if she did.
At the meeting to which I have referred, Mrs.
Codrin:ton said nothing whatever about the occurrence
in October. She had, in fact, begged me not to let the
admiral know that I was aware of it. I don't think they
slept together after that. I should like to say that I know
nothing about what has been called " the sealed pasket."
The Queen's Advocate—No, no. There is enough in the
ease without that.

By the Queen's Advocate—After the occurrence in
October there was more quarrelling than usual, and Mrs.
Cadrington went up stairs to another room altogether. I
cannot say that that occurrence had anything to do with it.
Mr. Few was then sworn. He said that Miss Faith.
full had told him that she had understood from
Mrs. Codrington that what had occurred in Oc-
tober had happened more than once. I showed her
the affidavit before it was sworn. She gave it me
back, and made no observation upon it. When I entered
the room she placed in my bands a paper
which she had prepared to send to me, in which she stated
that Mrs. Oodrington had promised not to bring her
into the suit till after I had been to Malta'
I told her that there would not be time to wait so long.
She made no reference to the paragr►ph in the affidavit re-
'pectins her.

Croes-examined—l submitted a copy of " the scaled
packet" to comma. The letters produced are in the hand.
writing of Mr. Smith, dated Dec. 2f,, Ig6l, and Jan. 3,
1'442. I hare not been in communication with Mr.. Mould,
but Mrs. Codriogtoc ham.
Reexamined—Mrs. Mould has left for India, after pro•
miring to be here.

Lieut. Galway, of the Royal Artillery, was under exam:•
nation when our report left.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THLS DAY.)

COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL

(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock and Baron Channel!, end
Justices Wilke, Brie; and Shoe.)
The vCEEY r. JAMES ROWDEM.

The defendant in this case, the Rev. James Rowdeo, was
convicted before Mr. Payne, in September hat, at the Mid-
dlesex 'analogs, of an indecent assault on George Rowe,
a boy about 14 can of age. On the trial
witnesses were called by the defendant, who spoke
to his general good character, upon which the counsel for
the prosecution called evidence to rebut it. The defendant's
counsel objected to its reception, but the learned judge ad-
mitted it, subject to the opinion of this court as to
its admissibility and being properly left to the jury.
The evidence objected to was as follows : "y. What
is the defendant's general character, for decency and
morality of conduct. A.—l know nothing of the neigh•
bourhood's opinion, bet my own opinion and the opinion of
my brother who was also a pupil of his, is that his character
is that of a man capable of the grossest indecency and most
dearest immorality."
Mr. Sleigh on behalf of the defendant contended that the
evidence was inadmissible.

Mr. Tayler for the prosecution argued contra.
The court took time to outsider their judgment.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

.
Barons Bramwell, Cheapen, and Pigott at for • short
time this morping, bat no business wu ready for them to
proceed with. The 'Umbria' of some of their lordships wu
required in the court for hearing criminal appeals.

THE PLAISTOW MURDER.

ILFORD, SAreaDsr.

This morning the prisocer Karl Kohl, who
stands charged with the murder of the German. Theodore
Christian Fubrhop, in the reed beds in the Plaistow
Marshes, was brought up on remand before the Ilford
bench of magistrates. The magistrates present were Mr.
.►. F. Barclay (chairman), Mr. Raymond Reynolds, and
Major Stuart.
On the prisoner being brought into the court, which was
densely crowded,
Mr. Giffard (barrister) said he appeared for the crown
in this case, and deairel that Mr. Superintendent Howie'
evidence, given at the last sitting, should be read over.
This having been done by the clerk at the table,
Mr. Giffard applied for a further remand on the ground
that the evidence which would be forthcoming next week,
would be more complete than it could be made to-day.
The prisoner, who was undefended, made no objection to
the application, was remanded accordingly to Saturday
next. He preserved the same stolid indifference which he
exhibited on the last occasion.

As the Coroner's jury have adjourned their inquiry to
Ilford on Wednesday next, and as the Coroner has inti-
mated his intention of closing the inquest on that day, it
is probable that the whole d the evidence which the
potioe eau obtain will be then placed before the public.
Several fresh links were supplied at the inquest on
Thursday, but still the clue is far from complete, and much
difficulty has been experienced by the police in getting
together anything I,ke a conclusive case against the
prisoner.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

SATCRDAT. 7CorimiCi 19, 9 LL

B. T.

Nairn 111.57 45 W. 4.11%
liberdeen 29 f 315 W.
lalth
Ardroaan CI 46 S. S. E.
Orseneasila 91.63 17 8.
Galway .L—
Valenti& ;
Caps clear
Queenstown. 29 49 54 S.
Liverpool 26.76 45 P.P.E.
Holyhead AB4 50 S.S.E.
Pembroke hi 71 61 P.
Possum* .. 29.74 54 8.4. W.
Brest
COrtent •644 54 4.
Rochefort 30.1415 S.
rlrsouth 2579 53 P.P. W.
Weymouth 211.63 St S.
Portsmouth 9.87 51 W. S.W.
Landon
Dover 29.94 51 W. 442.
Yarmouth
Carbosough 28.74 42 W.S.W.
29.:511 W.S.W.
kleUgOillbd 28. tl 43 W.S.W.

F. Ex D.

2 S W.
216 SE
1 I W.N.W.
341 IV.N W.

L , IL. s.

0c,0.17 2
„hp_ s
Iv 0.17 1
r. 0.15 3
re 0.24 3

S 6 W.N.W. cm 6
ti• W. loe 0.17 2
3 .10 W S.W. oh CIO
3 110 W W. • ISC 4
9 31. W. I o 010
, 4
7 7 W. rfo 004 0
'6 1 W. I c 0.09 6
4 5 , 31. W. of 0.04
W.N.W.I
4 10 W.N.W. 1.25 4
3 ,10 W. co 0.10 4
3 10 W.S W. re 0.10 2
.1 9 6.W, ho -

S 2
4 10' W.S W. ,
2 8 ! rz.W. I ..1) 0.02
2Y N.W. ci) 4
8 S.W. c 0.10 4

Istrente pressure. 41M. on foot at S p.m., Ittb.
P 1011.011.2.
OJ NORTHOIS MONDAY
COMM. W. to ,
strong, squally, with
rain.
WIFTICIUL S.W. to N N w rrej,a
to strong, tine
8. W. to N W. fresh
to strong, showery.

SUNDAY.
NN W. to W.S.W.,
Ftrong. squally,
showery.
As above.

N.W. to S.W., strong SOCTIOWIL
to tre.h, generally
One.
W. to N. and bark,
strung, with showers.
Cautionary rl,:nrits on Thursday.
Trorthern.leoslaud. Weesorn--slretend. Wales, and ad-
Seen tea bathers= gnash Channel and Bay of lila:ay. Listen)
lady-aid and and North fies.

UMW As next above.

THE Dtacm‘E or LoNooN.—Ou Wednesday the
Lord Bishop of Loodoo consecrated the new church of St.
Michael and All Angels, at Sydenham, sear the Crystal
Palace. and yesterday his lordship consecrated the enlarged
and reamed church of St. James, Pooder's-end, Enfield.
Several other ronseezatMes will take place before the close
of the year.
LITERARY AND S,IENTIFIr MEETINGS FOR THE
Etrarcu; WEER. —Monday : Asiatic, 3; Royal Academy,
8, „Anatomy," Professor Partridge; British Architects,,.
Tuesday : Ethnological, 8, " Ethnology of Dahome,"
Captain Bertha ; " Principles of Ethnology," Mr. Prideauz ;
Civil Enclosers, 8, "Dear of Materials in Tropical Cli-
mates ;" " Great Gnmsby Docks," Mr. Clark ; Zoological, 9,
"Craze and Dentition of the Lemuridre," Mr. 31ivart ;
Psodariche." Dr. Carpenter. Wednesday: Society of
literature. 84 ; Society of Arta. 8, " Iron for War
and Naval Architecture," Mr. Parini= ; Geological, 8.
" Organic Remains. Laurentian Rocks of Canada
" Mineralogy of Same," Mr. Sterry Hunt sod Sir
W. E. Logan ; " Structure of Same," Dr. Dawson ;
Coalmeessures of New South Wales, Le.," Mr.
Keene ; British Archreological Asnociatioe, 8, " Roman
Intaglios found at Petriana, Great Wall of Hadrian," Dr.
Bruslifield ; " Sepulchral Crosses, Leeds," Mr. Pettigrew ;
"Forged Antiquities In Bronze," Mr. Syer Coming.
Thursday : Royal, 84 ; Antiquaries, 81.
END:RATION FROM WANTERN IifARYLAND.—The
rash westward still continues. Deems aif half of our entire
population bad their heads set on seeing the I ;rest West.
The fever has not only taken hold of those who have been
drufted and are in for the draft, but old and young, male
and female, are " all aboard" when the iron bone daily
takes his departure from this place. Many go west simply
ce a visit ; but there are many still who do oat expect to
return. We do not remember ever to have seen the ani-
mation feeling so general in this section as it is at present,
and if it keeps up at its present rata until awing our
population will be very sensibly lightened.—Hage rearm
Megothor.

SHARE LISTS-(TRIB DAY.)

Two o'CLocw.

There is not much business in the railway
market to-day, yet the tone is firm, and prices
have again advanced in several instances.
Great Western stock is in chief demand, and
has risen per cent. London and North Wes-
tern has also improved 4; Midland and Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, ; and South Eastern,
1. Caledonian has receded # per cent.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1201 to 1211.; Great Western, 784 to 79 ; Midland,
138 to 1391 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1174 to
f; Caledonian, 130 to 131; South Eastern, 874
tog ; Great Eastern, 484 to 49 ; Great Northern,
137 w 138 ; London and South Western, 97 to
99 ; and Metropolitan, 120 to 121.
Great Luxembourg shares are better, and Otto-
man dull. Indian and Canadian lines are in-
active.
1312. I'd. I xan.wars. I etisUr lyte" I tt,.°l;dl a.
7

ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOCILL

in all Arm.. Wol& Stour Vat
St. 100 • Blythand Tyne
10 I all BodonAlleatrd.&lld.C
St. •100 Bristol aad Exeter
St. 100 Caledonian
60 all Cork and Bandon
00 all Cornwall
10 all Do. A
.1A no dlr. untU 6.
10 Alla/o.Blp. e.ispeldto Li
60 aU . Dublin and kasitastJ one:
U I all Duridee,Perth,&ANLJu
St. 100 Edinburghand Mimeos.'
St. 'lOO Glasgow and S. Western
St ' ICO Great Eastern Ord. 08.1
St. 'lOO Do. A Stook )
St. 'lOO Da E. Ang. Stk.. N 0.2
St. 100 Great North of Soot/and'
St. 100 Grant Northern
St .100 , Do.A Arne. no inv. un-'
St 100 lio.B tslotp. e. la paid B
St. 100 0L south & West. (lee :j
St
'lOO Great Western
ilt. 100 Do. Stour Val Gnalltii •
St
100 1 Do. South Wake. .1
St. 100 Do. W. atd.--oxicrit.
St. 100 Do. Do. Neort
St. 100 Do. Do. LlNMordi
St 100 'Lancashire & Yorkshire'
St. 100 'London and Blackwell'
Sk 100 Loo., Hrtghtn. & S.Coast,
Ss. 100 Londoo.Chathmot Dor
St lou London& North %Vesta.;
▪ .100 tonion&SonthWestena
St. 100 Man.,Shet,dr lantolush'
80 ' all M.ryport and Carlisle
ISt. 21
'looll a
Metr Do.opo litan Do. Shari.
DI I 1 Do. New
St
100 Midland
11844 all Do. New
at 100 Do Strut & Derby
60 . all Mid. Gt. Wn. (Irk)._
II all Do. a Shares
1111 aU Slid Keit
10 all Mid Kent
At. • 100 North British
St. 100 Do. lidln..Perth.Dund
Bt. 10) N. Eastern—berwiek 1
U 101 Do. O. N. E. Purc 1
88. W.., Do. Leeds
St. 100. Do. York
St. 100 De. Carlisle
lb a.l Dn. Otock.A.Darling 1
U 21 Do. do. 1866-60.—1
SI 12 Do. do. 1a6041
St
100 North London
10 71 Do. New
St. DA North Stationl;il.lre
10 all N. &S. Western .Inne 1
at 100 Scottish Central
sa. 100 lieottlsh N.l. Aber Stk '
St. 10) Scottish Midland
10 all Shrewibury Weichpl
84. 100 Shropshire Colon
at 100 South Devon
St. 100 South Eastern
St. 100 S. Yorksh. & River Dual
10 . all Staines. Wokinglim,&e
• 100 Tad Vale
10 8 Do C
St 100 Vale of Meath
St. 1,4 %lean* Stn. & Phalle:o
St 100 Waterford & Kilkenny '
at 100 West Cornwall
et. , W.liartltAL limb. & EL

SS SS
131 al.

92 Si
U 17
Al 92
107 192
43 41

136 13s
157 lLs
130 131
91 93
77} 783

67 69
6J 60
44 4$
100 162
11780 117!
82
105 106
26 40
130 1M
97 94
651uuy

56 55
26 W
1131 Ilii

70 72
IC4k ;Obi

$2 31
32 33
pm
123 1269 I
11 pm
79 60 !
101 111
134 138

88 68
a 41
87 87

$ 9
167 160
4 4pe
110 112

$8 40

AICI Pd. I 11e1l.wer3;
lull ad Atlantic& Bt. Lawrence, 58 60
It 100 licembar.&C.ln.g.ftp.e 1 102 103
10 10 Do. I, Shame
194 all Bulfelo & Lake Huron, 64 54
10 all Do. Preference 6!100 100 Buff., Brentit Gbiletick:
p. c. 81s. Aug. 1, 1372
100 'lOO Do. do. July 1, 1873 75 80
100 100 Do. do. June 1, 1874:
100 Ca/ & S.Fasteru sp.c. g 9l 96
St. 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p. 0. go 50 90
100 ell Demerera,7p.c.per.prel
St. 100 Ram. bengal gu. 6do lO3 105
It. 100 East Indihn gm 6do ' 1034 1044
19 5 Do. J Retention •
St. 1,0 Grand Trunk of Canada, 10 21
100 all. Do. luau ip. M.ll. ,6p.ct 9.1 94
100 all Do. Ist pref. Bonin 7l 73
100 all Dn. do. deferred GI 64
160 all Do. 2nd pref. Bonds. 65 67
100 .11 Do. do. deferred 56 69
100 all Do ird pref. Sink 63 at
100 all Dn. uo. deferred 47 10
100 all Do. 4tb pref. Stock
100 .$t Do. do. deferred' 27 20
102 Great Indian Peulneula 1934 1146
110 12 ho. gut. 6 per tent per 4pot
20 2 Do. Nee do par 4pm
at. 100 01. S. of India 6.6 p. at lOO 10.1
fit. 100 Do 41 per cent.
fit. 2 Do
0,4 ell Gt. Western of Canada 96
204 18 Do. New ll6
100 ell Do.Gp.c.Bils.pay.ls73, t
100 all D 0.54 do. do. 1877.8 81
10 2 'adieu Branch, Limited 4
10 1 Do. New
3t. .100 Madras pier. 6p. cent lO2 103
M. 100 Do. do. 46 do 95 07
fn. 100 Do. do. 44 do:—. 90 92
20 2 Do. TM& fatale/on
at. 100 Melb. Corp. 6 per c. 83
60 all MOM and Hobeon's Bay 00 62
20 all N. Itron..klButcla S
St. 100 N.lt.olCan.6p.c.letp.B.' 82 E 4
et 100 Sonde, gnu. 6 per cent' 102 103
St. 100 Do. Delhi do. ' 1014 1024
20 2 Do. do. do 4IU por
Bt. lin Do. nutjano do lOl4 1024
6t 100 Do. Indus 86.1f10t.d0 96 97
JOINT 810CIL BAN/LS.

WiDSSIONS.
Closing prioe.:

B
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11. din'
90 xd

_
18> :

Lib;.

9tl t
749 Si

60 i 60
461 4:
I 13 171
7:IM lie
3)1 40:
134 14 1

110 1
Si
Jai i 91
1091

113 141
71 3 21 3!
104 f 51 5 1

SO; 8,-)

40}
b7f i

20j
C2i
C4l 6j

144 4;

BC 1 ft. 1 Ban& __lPd I CL prima) WIS.
last! 100 Agri& 1 Mastarman's, 60 i 125 12) .__
20,00 i.-. 60 Do. New dm 20 p.l 26 ' - - I -
20,000 50 I Do. ,of ale/125129,14 26 I - - I --
1%00. SO 'Albion -
00,000 100 I ,anulosLoadLiverpool, 26 , 26 37 37 6 7
10,000 100 De. New IIS ! 3S 36 36
14,000 ILO Do, lured at 20 pm 'lO ' 8 7 ilia 21 203
100.600 60 Aug% Austrian ; 6 1 1 13poi•
20,000 50 Angie Italian ,Llsolta); 6 13 0141s'
12,660 40 Australasia I all 7o 72
7,600 40 Do, New all ' 65 67
12,6...2 00 Bankotßritisht.olumbia 15 2 24
303
10,0v1 25 Bank of Lo pt
6,000 100 Bank of London ! 60 ; 155 157
15,000 00 Bank of Obigo 'Limited', 6 , 11 01.04
10,000100 Bank of Qua3iisland (L): 10 • '2114 par 1
!0,000 SO lia,!:ofYiet,!ria Au4tria 28 • 37 39 1
6,0 w 100 Bank of Wales (Lao.) l2O . 53 30U
14.y.kki 10 Bank of New Zealand .21 9 ' 61 739n1
60.088, 20 lirmillamtPortuguese!L 10 13 1 Imo
10,000 6i/ Hntish R Californian .1I 6 • MU par
10.000 60 British N. America 1 all 46 67
40,0..50 SO C. Irk. Initia,Aus ..Chnal all ' SS 37
20,000 26 Ch3rt. lier.of India&c MI I 62 64
10,000 100 City ;5O • 125 130 ,
20,030 100 C 01014121
10,0,0 25 cow hank of India &c all - - pm'
100,000 10 Conseldated Bank (L 4) 7 7IMI!
6,000110 Coutumatil , 20 ! 6 4 illy
6,000 100 Do. New
10,000 50 East Londou ;Limited , 6 ; 13 2 pm!
60,40020 Eastern Exchange.Liui . 3 i edis fpm
60,007 20 Lun.scot&Aus/tliartd.; all . 20• 213
40, g1i416000 60 In and Swedish (I. 46 , 1112 ar
60,000 60 Eampean BankfUmitedl 103' 13 jjdli
10,000 100 Ilisoluso.China&Jap.(L, 16 I 6) 3pm)
40,000 100 11,.. Issued at 2pm lB 6 43 pm
20,00 100 Do. New, lair. at tips ,10 • - -
12,000 100 Imperial /sank, Lusutedi U I 14 16 pm
6,000 100 , Do. New
125,000 20 Imperial Ottoman 110 I 7 73pui
25.000 60 International Bank (I !. 16 , 6 4 dl.
100,08/ 20 Land Mort.lik. ludia,k, 4 I t 1 ....1
20.0.10 50 Lon.lik.oflletico,&c.,l 3da 1 par
10,000 100 LIAIL Bank of ricatlaud,Ll IS I 6 4 dl.!
10,900 100 Loudon and Brazilian -140 I 5 7 Inn
4000 1(0 Lon.B.Ayres&B.Plat6L 40 ' 13 16 pan'
20,000 06 Do. New, his. at le pal 73 2 4 pm'
6.000 100 Lon., Ur., & B.Btad. iL'! 22 ' 2 1 dis!
60,000 10 Loa. MBank of Austill all I 05 26 I
10.000 60 London and County 110 76 IA
6,800 100 Lou. Ilandw.Con.ll2.(Lll 13 , 6 4 dial
60,000 60 London Joint Stook lO ; 47 49
29.,00 So D0.New,142. at 30pm ~ 2O
10,000 100 Lon. and Norther., (L 'l5 9 5 dial
25,000 20 Loados& South Africa 2/1 26 2:,
kw* 100 La. &S. Western (Lim ,20 , 1 2 po,
60,0 v 100 Loa. & Westminster ,90 98 104
10,000 100 Merchant Bank Lim.' - . 1711 7 6pm
20.000 60 Mercantile & EichaniL• 10' 2 WWI
20,000 60 Do. New ilo I 23 liar
10,000 100 Metro& Pro,. hank (L ' 10 . UM I'3l.
lOW 100 Midland Bank (Um.) -I 20 1412 par
2.0.003 100 National of Liverpool lO 6 0 pin
10.0001'00 N. Pm. ofFmgland 44 4,- -
25,0 w 20 Do. to. New. 12 1 - -
10,00 v 20 Do. do do.' 10 ! - -
10,000 00 Na.lonal Sauk. New l6
15,000 20 New South W Mee ' all I 46 40
60,000 10 New Zealand (Umitirsdll 1 ' 3che }pm6o,ooo 20 North Weston. I I /13 4061
60,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora. 6111 68 60
20,000 00 Provio.gankingCorp.(L: 6 • 3ells par -
29,000 1,0 Provine.. of Inland ,ISjB6 91 -
17,600 20 Wade, Pan)., & MAL (L' 10 1 lips 113 I
29,000 26 South Atistrahs al 1 U sr -
10,000 25 South Eastern iLam.) I 73 1 2 pml 93
10.000 100 Bland. of B. 8. Africa II6 I
I par 2pm
1 ss•
4,450 100 Do. do. -
40,600 IS Union of Australia_ -
10,000 100 rnion of Ireland (1126 31 111 2.3 1106; 00,
10,000 60 Union of London
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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.

Two o'Osiocx.

The stock and share markets are generally firm
to-day, although there is little business. Consols
have risen per cent., and some English railway
securities 1. to i, the demand being chiefly foe
(*rest Western stock. Foreign bonds are strong,
especially Consolida and Mexican.
The demand for money continues very moderate,
and the supply lute. The rate for good three
months bills is 7 per cent., or 1 below the Bank
minintv»i. The charge for short loans in the Stock
Exchange is still 4 to 6 per cent.
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele-
gram, the Thtie per Cent. Rentes were quoted
65fr. 10c., being 6c, better than yesterday.
. . .

Consols are now quoted 91 to f, with div., for
money, and An to 1, ex div., for the account
(Dec. 8). The official business report is at follows
Three jug Cent. Consols, for money,
91, 9%, 91} ; ditto for account, 891,
; Three„ per Cents. Reduced, 882 ; New Three
per Centel, 881, 89, 88f ; India Five per Cent.
Stock, 14)§1, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,
1866, KV; ditto Bonds, se. prem., par ; and Exche-
quer Bills, June, par.

The foreign stock market is firm, but few
variations have occurred in quotations. ConsolitWs
hare risen 1 per cent., and Mexican g,
while Egyptian Bonds (old) have declined.
Some of the present quotations are as follows,
viz. :—Greek, 23 to ; Mexican, 291 to
; Confederate, 61 to 63 ; Spanish Passive,
301 to 31 ; the Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Turkish
Bonds of 1858, 711 to 1; ditto 1862, 714
to 1 ; and the Cozsolides, 501 to 3.
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian,
1852,1858, 1860, 85 ; ditto, 1863, 83; Colombian
Six per Cents., 78 ; Egyptian, 941, 95 ; Greek, for
account, 231 ; Italian, for account, 64f, ; Mexican,
for account, 291, 29, 1 ; ditto, 1864, 27*, 3 ;
Moorish, 94 ; Portuguese, 1833 for account, 47:!,
; Russian, 1850, 86/ ; ditto 1864, scrip, 21 prem. ;
Spanish, for account, 49 ; ditto Passive, for account,
31 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, !; Turkish,
1854, 884 ; ditto for account, 89j ; ditto, 1838,
711, • ditto, 1862, for account, 714, 1 ; ditto
1001. Bonds, 711.

International Financial shares are now quoted
21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 94
prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ;
Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ;
Hudson's Bay, 17g to 1,-; Ottoman Sociekii
Gina&le, 21 to i prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian
Bank, dig. to prem.
the scrip of the new Egyptian Loan is flatter,
at Ito prem. _

HALP-FLST Two o'Cio*.

Consols are still quoted 91 to I, with div, for
money, and 8.31 to I. ex div., for the account.
The subscription list for the new Egyptian Loan
was closed to London applicants at 3 p.m. yes-
terday afternoon, but will sewain open to those
from the provinces and abroad till 1 p.m. to-day
(Saturday). It is understood that the whole of the
3,704,2091. offered to the public hai been taken,
with a considerable excess.

Owing to the flatness of the foreign exchanges,
the demand for gold for exportation has increased,
and a considerable portion of the arrivals just re-
ported from America has been taken for the Con-
tinent.

The steamer Louisiana, from New York, has
brought 70,00:N. in specie.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
generally quoted worse for this country. ,The
rates were as follows :

Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 i to 12 • ditto, 3 days,
11.141 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 maths, 11119 g to 12 Ant-
werp. 3 months. 25.60 to 65; Hamburg, ma. bane*, 3
mouths, 13.9 to ; Paris, 3 days, 23.15 to 25; ditto. 3
ml2°Dsittheal2ls;62t! iteTzl4:7"l"tper bile 111: ?ittis,3^3l;:hP
Vienna, off. Go.. 3 maims, 12.5 to 15 ; no.,
3 months, 12.5 to 15 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to ;
Oadis. 3 months, 40 to 7 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to
93; Genoa, 3 months, 23.83 to 90 ; Milan, 3 months,
25.85 to 90; Naples, 3 months, 25.83 to 90; Palermo,
3 months, 25.83 to 90 ; Messina. 3 months, 23.85 to
90 ; Lisbon. 90 dun, 51 to ; Oporto. 90 dart. 31 to :.•
The value of money on the Continent is still
below that current here. At Paris the rate in the
open market is 61 per cent. ; Vienna and St.
Petersburg, 6 • Tune, Berlin, and Amsterdam, 7 ;
Hamburg, 3 ; irankfrt, 5 ; and Brussels, 5} per
cent.

Letters from Parisannomice that Messrs. Rouge-
wont de Lhwenberg and Co., bankers, who recently
failed, with liabilities for about t 400,0001., have
made arrangements to resume payment at once,
their connexions having determined to lend them
7,000,000 francs, or about 280,000!
Letters from Havre mention the failure of
Messrs. Haase'brink and Oriot, merchants, but the
amount of their liabilities has not transpired.
In the Unity Bank prosecution, Messrs. Terry
and Burch, the manager and secretary of that
abortive concern, were again brought up yesterday,
and, after a long investigation, the case was further
adjourned till Monday week. Upon this occasion,
however, bail, though of extremely heavy amount,
was taken, each prisoner being bound over iu the
sum of 2,0001., with two sureties of 1,000/. each.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 1,989!. over last year.
The directors of the London and Venezuela Bank
(Limited) have selected Mr. J. Sanguinetti as the
manager of the bank at Caracas, and lie has pro-
ceeded by the West India Mail steamer of the 17th
inst. to wake the necessary arrangements for com-
mencing business in that city on the Ist of Jan.
Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. have announced
the half-yearly interest, due the Ist Dec., ou Cien-
fuegos and Villa Clara (Cuba) Railroad Seven per
Cent. Bonds.
The committee of the Linseed Association decided
yesterday that the maximum charge for analysing
parcels or cargoes of linseed shall be reduced to
three guineas, in place of six guineas.

FMDAT EVIIIIIIIII,

Consols, which closed yesterday at 89i to „
ex div., for the Bth December, opened and closed
to-day at 89# to 1. Fur money the last price was
mto 91, with illy. The official business report
is as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols, for
money, 901, 91, 901, 91 ; ditto for account, 891,
CeThree per Ceuta. Reduced, 88#, 89 ; New Three
nts., 881, #, 89, 881, ; Annuities, Ine), 141 ;
Bank Stock, 237; India Five per Cent. Stock,
1004, 3 ; ditto Bonds, ss. prem., Is. die. ; Five
per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1011.
Indian government securities were steady. India
Bonds were dealt in at ss. to Is. dis. Exchequer
Bills remain at ss. dis. to par.
Confederate Bonds have declined 1 per cent., but,
with this exception, foreign stocks, though inac-
tive, were firm. Venezuela Bonds of 1804 improved
1 per cent. ; Egyptian and Turkish of 1859, 1; the
Cousolides and Spanish Passive, ; and Greek,
Italian, and Mexican 1 per cent
In the market for bank shares prices in some
cases improved and in others slightly receded.
Agra Bank ruse 3/. British and North American
Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and
China, City, Bank of Hindustan, and Provincial
Banking Corporation shares may be specified as
better, while Alliance, South Eastern, and National
Bank of Liverpool, declined.
Hudson's Bay shares remain at 17#
N to # ;
Egyptian Trading, at ig to 1„ prem. ; ational
Discount at 104 to 101 prem. ; and Joint Stock
Discount, at I to # die. Crystal Palace, Madras
Irrigation, North British and Mercantile Insurance,
and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada shares,
were better.

The shares of the financial companies, on the
whole, were a little more offered, and business in
them was less active. Prices, however, remain
very study. International Financial declined
2s. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :
—lnternational, 21 to 3 prem. ; General Credit,

21 to 3 prear. ; Lundou Fiusuacial, 81 to 94 prem.
Imperial Mercantile Credit, 22 to $ prem. ; and
Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 34 to 3 prem.
United States b. 20 Bonds were 9tewly at 41 to tr.

MINE&-(THIS DL YJ

Two o'Cloct.

The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices
generally are quoted the same as yesterday.
Great Vor shares are called 33 to ; East Caradon,
10 to a ; West Cliirerton, 63 to 67} ; Chirerton, G 4
to; East Russtll, to 5 ; East Caro Brea, Cif
to ; Hallenbeagle, 3 to ; East Lovell, mi
16}, being better ; endd East Grenville, 6to 1.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady.
The subjoined weekly summitry of the metal
market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von
Dadelszen and North :
The metal market continues to show the steadiness we
reported in our last. and, though prices have not shown
soy further recovery, they are well maintained generally.
Iron : Welsh ben fully maintain previous quotations of
V. f.o.b. in Wales. steffordshire here is not quite so firm,
and the demand is by no moans brink. deotob pig iron has
not been dealt in to any extent, Rod the tendency is rather
dowo ends. Our latest quotation is 51s. 1 d. cash. Copper
,is recovering steadily from the late depression, arid we may
anticipate an aoimated demand as soon u monetary affair,
become more cheerful. Eoglish, best select, ; tough,
&v. lOs. There are buyers of Burrs at 'At/. ; Kepuada, at
; and Wallaroo. :r.V„ asked. Tin : Mote business has
been door, but the teadeory is rather for lower prices. We
quote Struts. 10s. to 93,.. sod 971. and 94. ss. has been
accepted for full prompts. liana, to 'ait. 10s. The
Dutch market is firm at 591f1. English sells steadily. Tin
plates.—We eannot report any alteration, whether in Plioh
or demand Lead : Holders ask previous quotations. Spel-
ter : An average amount of business has been done since
our Nat. atadveurio; prices. We • root. I.,Dtlnn. spot. 21 r,IM.
to 211. 15e. ; Hull, special brands, ?Y. to 22t. 51. ; W.
22/. Ms.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DA T.)
The market u fitm ; pt:ces are lztged :.‘ fellows :•.-7.). a
tallow, els. 3J. net esdi ; Peters Y.C. on the spot,
els. 1. ; 'lithe year. 40s. 3d.; deanery to Mageh,
March, 435. 9d. ; April to June, 43e.
I.traer A VEIL% F:•••• —Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; fat by
ditto, 2s. ; yellow I:ussiau 425. ; welted stuff,
324. III.; rough ditto, Is*. ; tallow gr“ Vt.. Mo. ; good
dregs. is.

SMITHFIELD HAY biAßSET.—criiis DAY.)
Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trade tam et the fol-
lowing prim.:—Prime meadow hay, t..7is. to like. ; clover,
old, 11th. to 11:.!41.; straw, tis. to 31h,
COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is still pretty well supplied with rn•
kinds of hardy fruit in season, but vegetable. are some-
what *Area and dear. Amongst pears are Marie Louise,
[sachems d'Angoukine, CMIALIIO, and others. Grapes are
still sufficient for the demand; among them are Laub
Hmibtirgs at from a.l. to Is. per lb. 111 pineapples there is
Slit a limited supply. Kent filbert, and robs fetch front
7tM. to Ws. per loins. Walnuts are very plen.th.l, and
oranges begin to make their appearance. Sete kale awl
forced kidney beans may now be had. Lemons fetch
from rm. to les. per ldts. Tomato. are large .aid bar. For
potatoes there is an improved sale. and panes are a tritle
higher than they were last week. Ouions vie being largely
imported from Germany. Flowers chatty consist of or-
chid; heaths, chrysanthemums, fuchsias, mignonet:e, end
roses.

Pine apples, per M., N to 4
lled,ps, tar lb., Is 04 to is
Melons, each, Is to es

PeseheS,per dot, G. to Its
Pears, per do:., Is ikl
Apples, ptr sluts, Is Od to u

Ontrists. prr 160. 4$ to 8
Leupo”, per 100, to bs
Nuts, Val e e!ou.e. .10., 1.4

VT:GET.,
CatOustes,p. doz. Is to ?a
Frcullt Duo; per Wit-sieve, 3$

to is
Potatoes. Tnrk R,Tentk per

4 gin, U 9s to
R.ets, , 43s to COs
„ Flukes, eft toss

Nt.. I tll/.1. alo .141
Proon,, do., lie. to :Os

'A RUN.

Carmte pei.hunch, 44 to fed
Turnips, per bunch, ad to ad
Cucumbers, each, CI to 1.

licit, per . lead to 2s
Shallots, per a,.. ad
per IS
.1. A. es S. Id to 24
~.: putout I, pis
• on. I, to
tilesersol:sh p Itt.n”ll. It 0 I tots
‘lti+lsrutom..p.pott.. Is to Is 94
Parsley, per 12 hunches, Js to M
Herb.. per bauclt. tot

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ANNUAL DGAT
The preliminaries for this MOO are now settisd, a.l tile race
is to come off on Siturday, April 8, as we before stated.
The Cambridge men are already on the river, and we trust
the greatest care will be exercised in selecting the crew,
that our University may retrieve its :04 lours's. With
one exception (Mr. E. K. Pigott, of Corpus) the CsenLridats
crew will this year consist of new men.—Co,,i6ridyc
Ledtpendcnt.

Tile E VILER 11.• AT WOOLWIu H. —At the weekly
meeting of the Woolwich Local Board of Health held on
Thursday night, Mr. Ruegq moved for the appointment of
a committee to inquire into the causes of the preset t great
mortality in the di-trick from epidemic due I.e. lie add
that the Registrardrenerars report proved that the morta-
lity at Woolwich now far exceeded that at the period WWla
cholera raged in The prevailing epidemic, typhus
fever, had struck down the wealthy mid the cleanly men
more than the pour, and those who were compelled to reside
in crowded habitations. Woolwich was naturally a healthy
town, twice as healthy as London, but now the rat* of mor-
tality was several times greater. After comiderrition and
obtaining all the information be could: he was convinced
that this state of things arose from the discharge of the
metropolitan sewage into the Thames, at the mitten works
near Berking.creek, or from defective trappiog of the local
sewers. At all events a searching invcstigatiou war required.
Mr. Rigoo, registrar for the district, real from the ritillS
a paragraph on the subject, and said there was uo disguising
the fact that mortality was greatly increasing in the tons.
After mosiderable discussion. Mr. Humes motion war
adopted, and a committee appointed.
SINGULAR IitICOVRRY OP, 3601. AND OTHER
VALL'ARLAs, AT ELw leg HALL.--A fortuntte yet strange
discovery of stolen property took place on Wednesday. at
Elwick, near West Hartlepool. It will be in the reoollec-
tam of many of oar readers that io August. in 63, Bitoll
Parks. eon was a guest of the Rev. J. A. P..rk., at Elwick
Hall, sad on the sight of the 11th of Ar ..rust. lef^re the
household had retired to rest, a Tioeket-book, eor !lining two
Bask of England notes, one for *JOOI. and the other, for
ROL, a cheque for 571., four sovereigns and sxoe silver, a
massive gold watch and chain, gold pin, and Wok, were
stoles from the dressing-room of the bareo's ace. Mr. Jsa.
Parke. Suspicion attached to the butler, Robt. H. frepten.
and he was brought before the magistrates, hot for want of
evideum was discharged. He left the neigh', irhood, and
got a situation in the month, and a strict watch was kept
over the premises for upwards of a month, Fut mo clue wag
obtained to the perpetration of the robbery, or to the dis-
covery of the stolen property. On Weelneerlay last, fifties
months after the robbery, as ,two of Mr. Parke's afflatuses
were engaged in cutting a stack of bay, they found the
pocket-book containing the whole of the missing property,
about three fret from the outside of the stack. They took
it to Mr. Parka, and will no doubt revive the 2''. reward
that was offered at the time of the robbery.—Lads
Mercury.

15EN1,11.411 A THREATENINgI LETTER. Aline
Leslie, who, it will be recollected, was tried at the last
Lancashire Assi7.es for attempting to shoot Mr. John
Whalley, a merchant, under very peculisr mmstances.
and acquitted, was brought up yesterday the Man.
cheater l'olios-court on • charge of sending tie following
letter to the said Mr. Whalley :—" 14, Whitfield-street.
Hyde-road.—Sir,—l have given you every chance a soma*
could give • man, and you seem to he deaf to all reason
but, as true as there is a Got in holvee, I will make you
swear your life against me, or I will be hung for v.m.
only wish you knew what is in store for yiu, an I will
do it at true as my name is Ann Leslie. I have sent you
my address, so send the police as soon as you like ; for, so
help my God, and as true as I am • living ercm-.0, f will
have my revenge on you, sod will suffer to be roasted to
death yet—ANN LEALIF.." Mr. Whalley gave evidetme
that he had been in dater of his life ever since the trial at
the last assizes ; sod the
_miaow, amidst sobs, declared
she only wanted Mr. Whalley to give her 1.2 e !leans to
leave the country. She said she was entirely destitute of
friends sod money, .ad begged to be sent tai prison, for fear
she should be led to do smoothie( bad. The prisoner was
committed for trial.

TRAFFIC RE.TIPTA.—The traffic receipt. of rail-
ways in the tioit,d Kingdom amounted for the week ending
the 12th of November, on 11,706 miles, to Gle,o_`6'.. and for
the eorreepooding week of lest year, on 11.:2;$ miles, to
:AVOW., showing en increase of 34$ nide., and of
48.31.11/. in the receipts. The groom receipt. on the
following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate on
8,249 miles, to 501,4251., and for the correspond.
ing week of 1563. on 8,022 miles, so 462,059/..
showing an increase of 227 miles and 39,366/. in the receipts,
The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,989/4 on
the Great listere to 1,2561. ; on the Great Northern to
5,110/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 2241, ;
on the Great Western to 5,8041. ; on th.- Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire to 126/. ; on the London and North-
Western to 7,5511. ; on the London and Brighton to
1.7401. ; on the London and South-Western to 1.017/. ; on
the Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire to :•ns/. ; on
the Midland to 5,4401. ; on the North British to
1,152/. ; on the North Eastern to 5,571,. ; and on
the South•Esstarn to 1,948/. total. 39.66. V. The
goods and mineral traffic on these lines amounted to
:...•94,6ZU., sod for the corresponding week or 15.:3 to
272,3981., showing an increase of 22.225/. The receipts for
temenfrers, parcels, ke., amounted to 2(W •Of.l.
189,6611., showing an increase of 17,1414 The traffic r•••
&Apt& on 62 other hoes amounted, on 3,457 miles, to
116,5954, and for the corresponding week of lest year, ea
3,5.16 miles, to 107,7.50/., showing an inc.-ems of 121 mile,
and of 9,0151. in the remipts. The total receipts at She
pest week show a decrease of 11,6011.. se compered with
I these of the preceding week ending the sth of No
and, a. compared with the corresponding week of last yegr,
• ocresideratde hkereses.