The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-20 00:00:00

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Err t to Woo& Imo N.W.,froshlo strong,
rain. nossttiod.
B.W. to N.W. and WSeriall. As next above.
bud; freak to strong,
singly, unsettle
d.ILK to S.W. and W.,
varying from mode-
rate to strong, some
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Chiefly southerly and
weeterly, fresh, rain

lootasaa. Similar to above.

ZUMSI. Similar.

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Nerthern=ilootland. Weetaen.lnland. and adja-
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Ifeatern=raatward iand sad North Sea.

prem.
The shares of the Colonial Company are quoted
It is expected that Tuesday next, the day follow-
ito 11. prem. ; Charles Lahtte and Co., 1 to 2
bag Christmas-day, will be animal kept as far as pees-hie as - e
a general holiday. prem. ; English and American Bank, 21 to I
Mr. J. gimes, solicitor, las boom f go. prem. ; and London Steam Towing, 11 to 2 prem.
vemor of Richmond Prison, in the room of Mr. Marquis. In the general market the supply of money is
The Board of Superintendence has postponed its isanthy much larger than is usually noticed at this period
about the 'nape of Stephen& of the year, but evidence of distrust is afforded in
There are now four informers on the witness- the fact that a large portion of it is held subject
table in Cork-Nagle, Warner, Hagerty, ad Padfield. to speedy withdrawal. It would appear that there
The Shah of Persia has granted a concession for will be no real confidence with regard to the
a railway between Tiflis and Dultab, which, by the way,
future course of the money market until the flow
is no great distance. Ere long for the Coat time these ex-
' duke elaheeneedeae, et the „et mita &hut... the of gold from the Bank of England iii checked.
inters alike of Turks aed animism. veal bear the scream The government broker bought yesterday 16,5001.
of the railway whistle. whit= eventually Is to invade the Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund,
brigand districts of Enema& being, it is understood, his last operation on this
The Russian tide
and the Moscow Gazette account for the present quarter.
The conditions attached to the new Turkish
_ have received Intelligence from the Dobrudja to the effort
_ that some 60,000 Old Believers, who in former times sought Loan may be regarded with satisfaction, in
far as they tend to prove that foreign
refuge in Turkey from the oppremion of their orthodox e°
only raise _ _
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countrymen, have expressed a wish to return to Rani& ignv:B7:efftetilterms. on'y feleTehbljuir egen‘gwra-t•-"`y•.l
They are prompted not only by We leniency recently
on whichgthie Turkish government has so far waived
=Wasted towards dissenters by the Cur, but also,
its jealousy of foreign interference in the internal
and probably more forcibly, by the es °I Cirell• affairs of the empire as to allow foreigners to act
mans emigrants in their midst. It is not clear, however,
as co
to whom they have expresse. collectors of taxes. The bondholders of this loan
will have the special advantage that they will nut
Eggs are now dearer iud this desire
France than they have be required to look to the government for their
e'er been knows They are selling at the nits of Is, 91 dividends, for, should the requisite funds not be
per dozen. collected, it is the Imperial Ottoman Bank, the
Has. *arsine's New Yeas's Girve.-fler Ma- contractors of the loan, upon whom blame will
jenty's New Year's gifts to the poor in the parishes of New fall. Owing to this consideration, combined with
Wiliam.' I"LiaTrnitY, and Clouse be, distributed is the lowness of the price, it is probable that the
the elope of and coals on the Ist of January next to . .
several, hundred families. The total value of these anneal BMW of these bonds will induce a number of holders
gifts is about 1501., and thvaredallotted to deserving re- to exchange from the existing Turkish stocks. It
=plants by the vicar god of Windsor, the various ie expected, however, that the list will be mainly
cases being sensual TOKaaa'a b? the district sisitcrs• filled in France. In that country loans of this kind
Coming at this mama of the year, when most and coals are
day, the dinribution of the QOM'S gilts on New Yeas are not taken through large individual sub-
day will be looked forward t with some anxiety by hundreds scriptions, as. is the case here ; on the
of poor people in the royal borough. contrary, chief support is given to them
Tug Muenotazila Ann Names IN New from
leashte savings of the small public, who
2ratann.-Mr. Fitzgerald, who has ust resigned the look to premiums than to the character of the
Ministry of Native Affairs in New investment. The majority of the obligations or
.together with the
Weld Ministry, writing to Mr. Addend M.P., says :- Ths
" bonds issued from time to time by the French rail-
present suspicious and sulky attitude of the great bulk of
the native race has Re origin, partly, at all events, in a way companies have been placed in this way
multitude of petty grievances arising out of unfulfilled pro- amongst the numerous body of small capitalists.
mine,. Instead of letting them alone, and giving them what Many of the members being in favour of closing
they ask for when it is • matter of indifference, we have
if we knew much lion for Ch treated them like children and acted as the
Stock Exchange on Saturday next, in prepare-
better what wu good for them than they do them- ristmas, the question will be considered
salve,. Their conclusion has beim that in all this milieu- by the committee to-day.
lation we were looking to eur own object and lute- About 75,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from
rests, and not to theirs ; and I cannot tell them that this is
altogether a mistake. One most remarkable instance of the Bankyesterday f the
orContinent.
this is seen in the hatred to the missionaries-an entirely The forei
alteration ogn exchangesf
yesterday afternoon expe-
ls-a': new feature in Maori sentiment, but one painfully evident. rienced no
F,--i- They amen the missionarieLof stealing
rt their land, while lion of a further movement in favour of Austria.
g they pretended to ton, and point to the
The list is subjoined :
et ea large mutes formerly acquired 1 the missionaries. , _ ,
Unjust as these charges are, with some exceptions, they Amsterdam, 3 months,
mon 12.11 to 1,• ditto, 3 days, 11.18
are deeply felt. As one chief expound it, • While you to life ; Rotterdam. 3 moothe, 12.14 Antwerp. 3
were teaching us to look up to Heaven you were pulling months, 25.471 to 521 ; Hamburg, me. banoo, 3 months,
the land from under our feet.' Again, they look on the 13.91 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 ; ditto, 3 mouth;
missionaries as having degerted them in this, as they view 25.40 to 4.> ; Fmaktort-on-the•Maine. 3 months, 120 i to
it, unjust and
One war. andas having sided with their 1 ; Petersburg, per rouble. 3 months, 30 to 1 ; Vienna,
oppressors. One point in particular is pointed to. eff. do., 3 menthe, Iwo to 85 ; Theme, ditto, 3 months,
Bishop Selwyn accompanied the army through the Wei- 1,0.80 to 85 ; Madrid,
b 33 months, 461 to 1 ; Cadiz, i
kato, and endured all the misery of a campaign is order months, 471 to 1; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 65; Gems,
to Leader his services to the wounded and dying of both 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ;
sides. But the natives believe that he was actually in Naples, 3 month& 25.60 to 65; Palermo, 3 maths,
command of a part of the army, and was showing General 25.60 to 65 ; Messina. 3 moths, 25.60 to 65; Lisbon,
Cameron his way about the wintry. W. Thompson, in • 90 days, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to f.
petition to the Assembly, speaks of `the army of Bishop It is well known that the last Spanish private
Selwyn and the General Formerly the =Memories were loan, although taken at a price that appeared to
the link betwese the two races. Now this link is absolutely t,_
dissolved, and in this now-born hatred of the missionaries " I the Spanish government, ruinously low,
, or
lies one of the canna of Hanhanism." has proved a source of loss and embarrassment to
Tim BREAD AND Berrza Qouriorr AT OXFORD. the parties who entered into it. There are surmises
-It is stated that this controversy his resulted in an entire afloat that a company, with a capital of 3,000,000/.,
change of system, and that the varions officers of the col. now forming in Pieria, has for one of its objects to
legs will for the future be put on mimic& The office of relieve certain holders ofthat loan from their bur-
menciple has merged into the departmental the cook, sod
then. We •
fresh place has been created in the form of • bursar's give this as a rumoury which may or
I clerkship. may not be true ; but this much is certain, that,
ga Tits Recr.irr Cozusiow OFF DOVER. -An inquiry according to the last letters from Madrid, the f or-
has been ordered by the Board of Trade into the dream- motion of this company is watched there with a
stances attending the collision between the melt packet degree.of anxiety which shows that in some shape
Samphire end the American barque Fanny Buck, off Dover, relief is expected from it in that capital.
on Wednesday night tut It will commence at Dover on
Friday next. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows
THROWING • DOG INTO A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.- this week an increase of 9021. over the correspond-
-- A young man named John Humphrey, • groom, was charged ing week of last year.
yesteldey, before the Bromley magistrate,. with throwing a At the meeting, yesterday, of the Ceylon Com-
living dog into an express train on the Loodoe, Chatham,
Sep-
and Dover Railway, sod injuring William Wells, one of the pang, the profits during the half-year ended &p-
-aned& It appeared that as the 8.30 express train
- tember last were estimated at 13,551 G, making a
from Ludgate-bill to Dover peened the Bromley station the total of 17,457/., inclusive of 3,9051. brought for-
window of the ruard's van wee broken and Wells was ward. An interim dividend at the rate of 10 per
id struck and eat with the glass and knocked backwards. neut. per annum, and a bonus of 2 per cent. on
Ho Menne insensible. On recovering he found the
i body of • terrier lying in the break van, whieh had the capital represented by the old ihares, amount-
been thrown at the train as it was tgavelling at a speed of in together to 10s. 6d. per share, were declared,
about 30 miles an hour. The dog was then dead, the van free of income tax, leaving 4,352/. to be carried fon
being covered with marks of its blood. Inquiries were ward,
made at Bromley, and the dog WAS ideutified as having been
in the possession of the
he up to within a short time At the meeting of the Indian Carrying
Company,
of the tram pegging Bromley, he having offered it for sale held yesterday, a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent.
for a trifling sum to some men in a beerhouse. The pri- per annum, free of income tax, was declared for
sown deniei the offence alleged against him, and said that the half-year.
he left the dog sitting on the step of • linendraper's shop
door while he went in to make a purchase, and that on N • has been given that the half-yearly
Notice
coming out he mined it. The magistrate remanded the interest payable by the contractors on the shares
prisoner, accepting bail for his future appearance. and scrip of the East London Railway Company
THR,ABYEEINIAN CAPTIYES.-Letters from Egypt will be paid on the sth proz.
xd •of October, with 40 camels' load of presents. He was to
state that Mr. Raman started from Musowah on the 15th
Iwait at M =mon for a safe conduct. The king was gone We are requested to state that the London and
South Western Bank (Limited) has removed their
on an expedition to Shoe, so be might have to wait for • City office to the premises in Lombard-street lately
month or two, or more. Me Palgreve was taking abort occupied by the Royal Insurance Company.
trips free' Cairo, and waiting h". the result of Rtlaim'a Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas,
mission. It was reported that the captives had been re-
moved from Magdala to Debra Tabor, bat it was not be- (--
lieved. lockandother h given ' the S' k Ex-
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change list of last evening :
A CELEBRATED APPLE-TREE.-A gentleman ust Ineuremee.-Atlas, 111 to 1 ; Eagle, ILBeglish and
from Appomattox Court House, informs us that " then Scottish Marius (Limited), 4 ; Indemnity no. 127 to 1 ;
is nothing left of the apple tree under which General Lee Liverpool and London and Globe tflix per Cant. An-
surrendered, but a red bole in the ground, and it is feared oodles), 121 i to 21, ex div. ; Loadee, 471; Marine, 91 ;
that, unless the hole is fenced in, that also will be removed North British sad Mercantile, 331 ; Ocean Mari Limited) ne, 241 ;
by curiosity seekers." It is a subject worthy of notice, too, Royal Insurance, 71 ; Union Marine, Liverpool (,
I that the apple tree alluded to was the largest tree in the 131 to I to 1. 1
FOREIGN RAILWAYS. world, being at least forty times the bulk of the calibrated i Gaslight and Ooke.-Bombay (Limited), 51 to /tol, ex
Aotwerp god Rotterdam, 91. , Calif =on oak, which was about the shad the =Wolof Ham. all ; British Pentacle', 296 to 1 ; Brighton, 28 to I ; Com-
Dutch Rhenish (16/. paid), :e3l, I, xa. I About 917 cords of this apple tree have already been die- menial 376 to 7•• Impanel, 801 to 791 Imprial age
Great Luxembourg, 16. tributed over the United States In the shape of walking tinting!, 951 to 5. ex dm. • Logsdon, 73 to •_. • United
Northern Railwee of Buenos Ayree, punted 7 per canes, fishing poles, umbrella handles, policemen's clubs, General, 31 ; Westmiester'Chartered, 70 to 69 .
I
cent., (Limited), 5. workboxes, sewieg machines, writing desks, vest buttons, Deek&-Dsmeham Thames, 3 ; London and St. Lathe-
Sambre anddl. Meuse, 84, i. corks, charms, lead pencils, pea handles, toddy muddlers, Tine, 81 to 80 to ItoBoto i; Eloothamptee, 601 ; St. Thomas's
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian. 17. toothpicks, tobacco pipes, and snuff boxes. The number Floating. 6.
PREFERENCE IMARES. of person felicitating in these heroin reline is estimated at Waterworks.-Beeps. 101 ; Chelsea, 29 :Fast Landae-
North British. N. B. 5 per cent., No. 2, 5 per met., 102. about twenty-eight minima But for the fact that General 1261 to 71; Greed Junction, 79 to 1; Lambeth, 113
North Eastern Consehd., 41 per cent. redeemable, 99. Lee didn't surreeder under any Wide tree at all, it might West MiddWin, 114/.
North Eastern Colleolid.. 41 per cent. redeemable, W. be appropriately visaed, photographically. mom the Croak -Girand Junetioe, 69; Besse and Avon (Gas
Hub. and Rail, 601. historic archives of the oouutlT, as the greatest tree ia all orenteed by Great Western Railway), 61; Regent's (or
1 BoaltriDeecon Annuities, 10a., 101. history.Asserican paper. ' Ludes), 23.

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6,000,100 ,111.11•04 Rook (Lion 1
20,000 6 National of Aosfrolo4l6 4
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