The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-18 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1867.

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THE POLICE COURTS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.)
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(THIS DAY.) „ 4
ORMILUtIf MAZES AND STOCK&
--..-- KINGSBURY BIZETING.-(THIS DAY.) - .
Ik. I Pd. I lami4lll reelltel.Ces las ai
BOW-STREET. HYDE PLATE. / to 1 p.m.
THE FENIAN ALARM. Sir Bobby ...
••• ••• St. lee Bitscal end later_ 81 la
110 190 ,Csladoedan - _.. 74 76 761 4-
In the course of the morning a number of gentlemen Kronberg ... ••• 111. 100 Cambrian -
attended .m 1 were sworn in as special constables. Much 6 ran. te all Cornwall. -
ceueersatiou went on amongst them while waiting in the SELLING PLATE. Ilt. 103 DubllnandllelleatJacc 74 76
86. 10/b i Dander,Parth,&Abdln 70 72 •-•
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• ante•room for the completion of the formal documents. Baadoline ... ... ... 10 6 ;East Loudon - -
I Beverley ... ... ... ... 2 100 all I Do. Sof*. _-__ -. ..... ..
A remarkable nnaniniity of sentiment and opinion was Penelope ... ... ... al 100 '4laagow Ana Westin' 96 98 98
• t It held on all hands that there need be
ale' 're° • was 5 no.. 4 108 Great Eastern Ord. St. 904 914 11 10j
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no serious apprehension of any further outrage or disorder, ft 1* Do. X Aug. 8tk..N0.1 7 8
METROPOLITAN. et. 100 fireatNorth of Scotland IL 18 -
but that though cot likely, it was possible, and that Northern Light ... ... S. 100 Gnat Northern __ lOB 110 103
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the duty was incumbent upon all who had leisure, to offer Sir Bobby ... ... ... It. 100 Do.• 1 Amanodtv.an. 110 111
8L me Do. is IWsp• • ia eate• 123 125 1081 91
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6 ran. Winner objected to.-
their Mil in the maintenance of law and order, 84. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock -.- -.
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l owing to the rumours which have been circulated of the SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Ot. 100 Gt. South/ West (Ire.) 96 98
r alkgsal capture of a person who is said to be locked up at Leotard, Carabrae, Serious Case (101. each), Rap!ure, It. 100 great Western .. . 431 44
et. 100 IM.StonelaLdukSa ... .-. 431
Love in the Mist, Teddy (30i. each). All are here. - the Bow-strect station, on the charge of complicity in theBl 100 Do. South Wales . -. .- ..-
Clerkcnwell outrage, the court was besieged throughout HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. IL 100 Do. W. Mid.-orte;e is so -
St. 100 Do. Da Newnan 19 31 - Kennett, Redlamite, Reginald, Water Peri, Fleetwing, se. tee tweewebwew yerin ton 1231 lei 34 31
i yesterday and this morning by persons anxious to know
Monis Dancer, Walterstown, and Laura aro here. U. 100 Lon..Brigli4jiBL.l.essl 601 61/ --
when the prisoner would be brought before the magis-
FL 100 London, &Dm itt Di -
trate. Nu such charge has come before the court, and It 100 Do. Met. Erten 6p.c. - - -
I Leedom* No IL 100 rthWeetn 1141 1141 114 1 131 141
repeated inquiries at the stationdiouse are met by the most CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) St ue yoaacsagoaddiwaiwn, 77 gg 71 i
poetive assurance that no such person is in custody. —.-- St 190 Man. Bbee..*bseeinsb 444 46i tin 6
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3 MARYLEBONE The annual meeting of the shareholders was SL 100 Metropolitan..___ ll4 114
a al - d sPEcIAL coNs7AHLIOL held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. T. liCoNins, lit 100 Dv. 4ateuele dud
denial,. et. 1870 104 106 1041 3.1 f This morning Mr. Burrows, acting superintendent of M.P., chairman of the board, presiding. IIL HO MeleopolitanDhletes - - -
1 the P division, and Inspector Nicks, of the S division, The report, which had been previously issued and pub- at n i Do. cis. do. ..., -= •••• -
i 1.41 information that it woe requisite for special coasts,. lished, having been taken as read, 10 ail I Do. &mt. John's-wow - -
tales to be sworn in in this district. The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He commenced by ell. 100 .10dland - -....- lOl 106 1
3 The appeal is being abundantly responded to, sad trades. congratulating the meeting upon its general character, '11." .I°o,- I...___De... ..5imt.......* Derby BO 62 -.
men an •l their assistants are coming in every second. observingthat wheninvited to join the board he felt that the ,let. ro7 5r.147.-.;:dgjAiiii
_134 324 ssi
i THAMEX company was under a cloud, but that he now saw that his 81' 100 N. Eastern-Berwlck
fears were exaggerated. The crisis arising from the tire u 141 Do. Q. N. 11. Para - - -.
SPECIAL corisTABLRa. had been passed through with great success'. There was 84. 100 Do. Leeds ___. 59 et -
Mr. Howell, a solicitor, and clerk to the vestry of the
indeed a falling off in the dividend from 21 to 13 per 81. 100 I Do. York --- 93 14 93
paii of we George-in-the-Fast, waited upon Mr. Benson, cent, but under all She circumstances that was not 81. 100 I Do. Car ale - - - a
and said that be had received a letter from Mr. Gathorne as ell surprising. The fire denuiged all the warming St. 100 Do. Stock.RDarllug 133 132 -
r }Lady, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, apparatus, and the spring of this year was one of re- an I Do. _ .do , 186041 - - -
14. r 100 North London ~. _ -.. 114 116 -
posed
statin; that owing to the designs of wicked and evil.dis- workable severity as regarded the climate ; while to I 5 Do. do., 13116- - 1 4pm - persons the ordinary police force of the the commercial depression had by no means ceased. St. 1100 NorthSteordaldre 69 II ..-.
metropolis might at the present time be found They had certainly held their own as compared with other St. ' 100 N. A & Western Jana 110 lis -
them,sffict to perform the duties required of institutions of a kindred character. The entrances itt. 100 ahrefilhir• Union _- MS 674 -
and that he had instructed the inagis- at the Kensington Museum had fallen off to Bt. 100 South Devon.. _ ..- -
trates of the several police courts in the metropolitan the extent of 143 per cent., as compared with 14" Irtj tensrVlLroass." - -ai edol 471 -
district to afford all the facilities in their power for 94
those in 1866, while those at the Crystal se. 100 Taff Vide . - 146 160 _
swearing in special constables to assist the metropolitan -
' Palace had fallen off only 21, per cent. He then referred 10 6 Do. C. -......-... . - - pre .-.
• police in the preservation of the peace, and in to the accounts, in order to show that due care le. 100 ,Wistertord A-Kilkenny - i -
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affordiug protection to life and property. Mr. Hardy de- had been taken to curtail the expenditure of the 19 ,6 11 ats:rloo k Whitehall -.• ^ I -
sired that the vestry-clerk of theparish of St. George-in-
n and that the accounts themselves were • 1134 Is 131 145 134 14 l3l. 1 1021 131112111 21 11
the-East would lose no time in inviting all well-disposed rept year' exemplary manner. Had the accounts of
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SOUR nowt ALKYL persons to come forward and enrol themselves as special commercial companies generally been kept as well, 1170 E-.. -118i.-4BAsge. IPi I 01. /dem f Sites.—
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constables for this purpose. He (Mr. Howell) had waited much misery would have been prevented. The 1
on Mr. stutfield, a county magistrate in Ratelitf-highway4oooo 10 yea Beak (1.1 m.)• .... II 14 1 n Artesian well had involved a considerable outlay in
to swear in special constables, if necessary, but Mr.
new 00.0001 10 : Do. X -
:c consequence of the necessity of making
15 6 4 ilk, - 1
Stutfiehl, anxious uhe was that the peace should be ',wept'. Much of the expense incurred during the last $O,OOO All Alltance-I.7eilaa.-.-- 18 111 101 - preserved, and that the wise counsels of the Howe '
year would, no doubt, prove permanently profitable to the tues* 10 ! A
ngle Austztan._ I 8 Sipa - Secretary should be acted upon, thought the ap. ~,,,,,by end among the items to which this re- 40,000 90 . Agl Egyptianilim.) all le{ 171 101
plication ought to be made to a police ramps- 2030 tO , Anglo Italian (ILusital) 110 6 4 dla -
mark applied, was the acquisition of the Shake-
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trate. Ile begged leave to say that the Vestry-hall in Back ere 40 Anstraluda sill 61 ft -s. spear* house, admirable rovement of the orchestra,
road was at the 'service of the magistrate and all loyal r2:600 10 1 Bank fthitlshColumbla all 11 13 ty wldch was now finnan condition. In his opinion 13.-600 20 , D°' New' baud, gai a i 4 3 dia -
people in the parish of St. George-in-the-East, to swear in it was essential to financial success that there should be a 10",000 26 Bank of Eapt - all i 36 IA - special constables, and that he would attend on any day constant change of attractions. They must look forward 16,000 DI Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 151 *Me 61
c,
and hour to enrol special conetables. He did not appro• to an increase of the charge for insurance, the insurance eu,eool 10 Bank SI New Zealand-1 10 , 81 91 ma -
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heed any riot or breach of the peace, and the best order wee ,60 British N. America _. all 47 41/ ait -xd
ofcompanies having been so badly hit during tie
!I C.l3k.lundiaatAushi.4hl4li,
anal
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prevoled in the parish. Of course if it was necessary
ly Last year or two, and it being desirable that the company ~,°:),•°6o
thousands of the ratepayers would come forward in sup- - adshould insure a larger amount. He was happy tossy that so7ooo- - ; cit, ' at.: _
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.__ 10 ni Hi port of the throne, the institutions of the country, and the- si. the Dulwich-wood account was at last closed. In former te,aea 100 eurnar le 136 a -
maintenance of law, order, and authority.
ears large sums had been carried to capital aocount ; 900,000. 10 ; Caseoildated Bank (L) 4 par pm 41
Mr. Beason said he could not act without a sworn infer.
of KU the 20,0001. remaining would be paid off by yearly *O4 ao sem L 06600 (Wilted) 5 i 11 11 Is motion, and hews inforwedthat one was being prepared by
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byinstalments of 500/, during the next forty years. The 60.000! 20 ! Easta..__..ra..ll.ohantagina) 0I- - do z
d.. Mr. Turner, an inspector of the K division of police. He ground rent payable to the Dulwich College would now be 110,4001 30 , magus. and American .101 4 2 dla
requested Mr. Howell to wait until the information was 60 000 •20 Eng.BarakltdeJanelmL 10 4 2 dli -• 1.0 rapidly reduced, and he hoped that in a few years it • .
would I* WO In Ingeleotit end. Char* all 3 17 -
prepared and sworn., f
o practically have ceased. In conclusion, he ex- 6,900 281 HongKoog&Shan.Corp. all 111 14 - Other vestry clerks made similar applications to the pressed a hope that the proprietors would on 6,400 24 Do. five ft pm -
1/., magistrate and received like answers. that occasion clearly express their wishes on the 19,000 199 i ImPertalll•oll7iiii;ii«ti *llB 19 -
ts, SOUTHWARK. question of Sunday opening, and said that the board 10,600; 10 Imperial Ottoinan _.. *
an 2,1
25 -
o)ths 9 1-16
8.000 25 . lonian CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED RAPR. would in that case be prepared to carry them out to the 6,,,,,, 25D0. 31.. 5 14 las -
)111 William Shiphard, a respectable-looking young man, in best of their ability. (Cheers.) 100,00 e 150 . Land Mort Mt 1n0u1414 11 6;2121 U. -
ai- the employ of Mr. Stedidl, 21 and 23, Newingtoneause- Mr. PUNCHER contended that the report in a financial maw ,100100.6•Dada.,1664, aim, ads fig M-
way, mantle manufacturer, was placed at the bar before point of view was not satisfactory. Ho denied that the ess,o2ol se Loo.9ii.ontesicoato.(4: 90 11 9Ms 1-
,k. Mr. Partridge, charged with attempting to ravish Rachel Maid was in the position to recommend the declaration 13,000,100 landau sad Brannan l6 31 29 dl. _
he Little, 16 years of age, &domestic servant in the establish- of a dividend, there not being money in hand to pay it 6111:000000 17000 zo.Ded.coriue,3,n3"o ), a p 4411, _
meet. with.
40,0001 26 Do. do. do 110 ter 1 pt. -.
ire Mr. W. Edwin appeared for the accused ; and Mr. [The meeting was proceeding when our report left.] Kg*. ie kw. a,.
aced
og Aniut. 1 a 234 24 xd -zd
ho Henry Allen. the prosecuting officer of the Associate sr,soo 160 London and County. I 111 64 66 -
cir Institute for Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of 12,600 20 Do. New W. at 20 p. 8.941 1 -
A Women, watched the ease on behalf of the society. 13.000 SO Logsdon Joint Stook. , lit 34 26 stt
To prevent damage occasioned by phosphorus, or 8.003' 60 Do.Newiss.lolp.nonipd 15 - - 24
in, The complainant, a fine looking girl, said that on Satur-
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by slay afternoon she was in the kitchen, about to wash up the liquid known as "Fenian fire," householders in exposed 6010..000090
10070 I Lomles6,3oustw6.443.3„o‘aalal,Letell Nall 9, 103 li, _
ng the dinner things, when the prisoner came in and pro- situations are recomtrended to keep ou hand a small supply moo 60 1 London & Yeisegusiwl.ll 14 10 7m• --
rye warded to the sink, under the pretence of washing his of sand or dry ash dust, which, if sprinkled over the 60,003 100 ' London & Westudnitter.l 20 fe 70 ' -
`0 hands. lie said, " Mary, I want to speak to you.' She SOO 100 Do.lisi.lol.p.nonepaid; 10 17 %1 pm! 3SI 71
barring substance will absorb the liquid and probably 14
asked what he wanted, when he said, " Come here, and , - ' 15,000 100 Merchant Bank Pro.) ~ 26 10 7au -
,:n I'll show you." Witness went to him, when he suddenly extinguish the flame, even without the aid of water. 60.0001 60 maresistil•Aficoan(l)l let 9 7 Wel -
- seized hold of her, fumed her against the sink, and Those who have a garden may remember that a few
1%8,001 .10010 1111""Pelidland Bankian ((LintUmitsdl )1 re 1024 a 7par 191 assaulted her in an indecent
outmanr. She struggled shovels full of earth will serve to check a tire equally 9E500 6 1 NaMonal at Australasia' 4 -. .... ere'
with him, and called t he continued well. 10,009m00t Liverpool j 111 -.- dts' -
his violence. Mrs. Stedall was heard coming . ,-, lO,OOO 100 IN. Pgland ! a
to towards the kitchen, when he released her and MR. CHARLEY DICKENS IN AMERICA.-011 the wow go IDm gag a gag ida-ga„! rg .. -ad
1.11 thrust her out. She immediately proceeded to the sitting- 4000 00 1184441 Bank - -.., le es. ee
evening of the nth Mr. Dickens gave him third _ __ . ,_ _
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lie room and nearly fainted. She did nit tell her mistress at " OO.OOO 10 I New Booth w
entertainment at Boston, rending portions of Nicholas
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ow
101,03,1, Wimegies i 11,132, al_ LT -
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the time as the prisoner had previously threatened her. Nickleby " and " Boots at the Holly Tree Inn." The ee•
Awe 2,6 1 Oriental Bank &morn. all 42 44 • 414
On the Thursday while she was shaking carpets in the correspondent of the Nem York Herald says :-" There or,ots .so rm..Beare m.(l4 nt 4 sou _
i.e.- yard he said, "If you say anything to your mistress or anz was the same full and fashionable attendance as on 13,000 1031 Prorlac. et Ire 'ls SO 91 --.
one else it will be the worst day's work you ever had. previous nights-fashion here being a much milder 4,000' 10 I Do. do. New all - - -•
jut He bad never assaulted her before, but she thought he term, and meaning far lea as regards millinery and *CO! 10 ' oelitbilletrall•••--- sa 77 79 -
t.. 11 meant to charge her with taking things from the shop. Ae haberdashery than in Gotham. It as astonishing to
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100 Do. .o.
11,061 100 !Stand. of B. 8. Aeries -16 18 11 dell a res. at 6 ,10 8 6 Mai -
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as she recovered she told her master the prisoner had note the number of young ladies in an audience who 'e)
assaulted her, and by his advice she wrote to her mother are compelled to bridge their pretty noses with spectacles. 40,000 24 I Union ot kilowatts- - all 60 62 ' -
tolo,ooo 'lOO 1 talon of Ireland (laud Lim IS 6 4 Ms, -
This is understood to be a consequence of their devotion to et** Ibe I Dream et Leaden --, II ss 17 1 36/
come to her. As soon as she came she told her all that
occurred and the prisoner was given into custody, literary pursuits. They cultivate their intellects and _
Mr. Walter Hart, M.R.C.S., Stones-end, Borough, said acquire a comparative indifference to the splendours of COLONIAL 1309112.21MENT SECUItIIIIO4.
be had examined the young woman, and was sure that feminine attire ; but it must be admitted that the epee- No. I 6TOOKS. I Pd. I 01. prism I nanda
the capital offence had not been committed. tacks, even with a good taste in literature behind 450,100 uttisheolasep.a.,lll7l 100 - - -
After some further evidence his worship remanded the them, are • tame substitute for that delicious mingling of 100,00, Do. 1896 100 - -•-
prisoner, but at the request of Mr. Edwin accepted bail for the magnificence of silks, satins, and diamonds that contri- • • ••2 104
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his appearance on Friday next. bate so much to win men's hearts in the gayer latitudes. -••
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Those, moreover, who come out to see Dickens here are-
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--- -- --. especially the wealthier citizens, with their wives and -74.90$ Do. awes, ate i lea did -.
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LANDLORDS AND TENANTS. daughters, not at all the regale:- patrons of the cheap and scow Osizotaltopesper.lBlB 100 1 102 104 -
rl5 ..-.....1-.- pitiful theatrical amusements.' On the following evening .... de.16004009 106 . 106 101 -
LORD INGESTRE AND MIL JUSTICE MELLOR. mr. Dickens gave the lut of the series of readings •• • • Do. do. 184etej 160 104 106 -
announced at Boston. It comprised " Little Domlier" and .... I Do. do. lAD* 110 107 103 -
,Ir. Mr. Justice Mellor has sent the following cor- • • -
" The Pickwick Trial." He waa to leave for New York on
11, respondence for publication in the Leicester papers :2590 Oeviou,N v.ll 73, ep.ot 109 [ 109 210
the 7th. A Boston correspondent mita :-"Mr. Dickens, 1,000,000 Do. ° nem do-, He I 144 106 -
- " Mr. Justice Mellor to the Editor, who is avoiding the ostentatious lionising with rare tact, 330,000 Do. 1841-1883 de.-1 100 ' 1094 1101 -
Ai- " I enclose • copy of a letter from roe to Lord Ingestre, and yet managing to see about all that is worth seeing ets,sio Maairtnea• welt.** DM 104 106 -
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with his reply, which I request that you will do here within the radius which his active pedestrianism 100,000 Do. 1871 lee lIM 100 -
ame the favour to publish. Since I was made • commands, has been prevailed on since his arrival to give 100.000, Do. len' in : 116 307 -
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judge I have not interfered in party politics ; and a short story to the Atlantic Monthly for the first months 3)0.000 yrsZi 18111 100 117 109
ns.op.o.an.at-w.l too , 104 106 -
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ee, lam sorry that a statement which I must venture to of next year. He is at work upon it already in the moo Do. do. tdaykNov. log 103 105 _
,id designate as ' reckless, made by Lord Ingestre on the hours which his industry sets apart, even while travelling, 1664000 New BruaLdev.Operel 1411 il* 105 -
All hustings, at the nomiwition of candidates for South for such work." 1,116,800 New South Wales Gm,
ty, Leicestershire, has Placed me in the dilemma of either REPORTED ...."ItiCOVERY OF • POLAR CONTINENT
submitting to an unfounded imputation or chill , 6p. 0ent.,1871 to 1876 100 , 9i 100 -•
1,671.009 Do. Ip. 0.1881 to 1696 100 974 1084 04
...,u- publicly its truth. It used to be considered that when one
°Aging -The Honolulu Adrertiser of Nov. 14 publiehes an account 86•,0001 Do.6p.e.r 1147 401876 100 . 100 10t : 1001
7of of the discovery of land, hitherto un'tnoen, in the Arctic Ho000:mm Zealand eper mat. 100 , 108 110 -
gentleman made a charge against another, the proof of the
ent Ocean, by Captain Long, of the whale ship Nile. The past 1.100,000 De. liper cent. *0 I 117 Oil -
ltruth of it ley upon the person making the charge ; and
oc. season has been the mildest which has bun. experienced 6440.000 Do. 6 per sent. Mel ISO .
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accordingly Lord Ingestre is reported to have said on the 1110,000; Do.de.l4llJunedDee, 1116 : HOOD 1061 61 ad
,corby the oldest whalemen, and Captain Long was able to
hustings, I ,an prove it : and I ran chow the letter.' How -
ionh latitude 73.30. He examined the land attentively , ra„...„,°°°, ,I!°_,„„ra "We OP' as 1976 100 I 163 196
far that is consistent with fact Lord Ingestre's own letter d Doe. 6p. ot. I* 1 108 464 -
`jai, shall be the witness. I have underscored • few lines of it, along its entire southern t, which he sketched. It i:1-77,460-H'uDio=Do. 1891 .... WA 101 106 103.
cm- which I certainly 'lid not expect to see under his hand. I arears to be quite elevated, and has a mountain near ntiomo's.ams.tiov. 0 P.e.074T 161 -•- ...
ally thought that rny letter had destroyed the passibility of t a centre about long. 180, resembling an extinct vol. I De. 1878 and welt MS 110 111 -
rire cane, and estimated to be about three thousand 1110,11*Vtal/ov.Bp.aJan. Dag Ili 1 112 11S 113
mud an insinuation. It is not possible for n.e to awiert as 112 1104 i
tier a fact that which is not within my own knowledge. That feet high. Captain Long named the country Urongelis 7.000.0001 Do. •Sto. as Seen*** 950 ino
the
co after a Russian explorer. The western point of FOREIGN LAILWAYS.
is a privilege apparently reserved for Lord Ingestre.
lestthe coast in let. 70 deg. 46 min. N., long. 78 deg. 30 min. X. es I pg. I galivant Ruing KW., I sm..
,uld " Taunton, Dee. 9, 186"7." " JOHN *sums. he named Cape Thomas after the eeaman who discepered la sg , A lotterdam 1 9
:hat " Mr. Justice Mellor to Lord Ingestre. r
it. The south-east point he called Cape Harvan. The ga lan 171=13.4.1..:730. Is 133
,of " Winchester, November 30, 1867. Nile sailed several days along the coast, and approached s a mean E. i•ia.• 1 i -
ilth "Dear Lord Ingestre,-As I was leaning town for Win- within 15 miles of the shore. The lower part of the land 4 all S.a.yresoittl,g.ypeadi 134 I
ady cheater on the winter commission, I received a copy of the wee free from snow, and appeared to be covered with vege. sa all Central Argentine .. - lte 1 _
his Lemke Chronicle containing an account of the noini• teflon. It was impossible to tell bow far the land extended HO an Cophipo - - -.
said nation for South Leicestershire. You are reported to northwards. Ranges of mountains could be seen until le all "°' -
heloo 80 Numbing & WltpklL.) 13 10 dls
have said in substanoe, `that Mr. John Goodman, they were loot in the distance. -
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ring of Darnley, had been prevented from voting for CONFIRMATION OY CONVICTS.-On Sunday last N all no. __.. .. . -
ble Mr. Pell -by, a letter from his landlord.'
it it same that you referred to me, as I have a tenant of
I Pre' the Bishop of Salisbury beta his annual confirmation at El all loseeen of France
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kith the name of Goodman, a very respectable man, who, I the Portland Convict Establishment. Divine service was
9 81 13-16
believe, resides at Gourley, and is known to your lordship. performed in the chapel in the morning, and his lordship no 2 ellatiainemLaa.c....mtxVilii nll _
P an excellent sermon from St. alatthew, chap. 3. IS an Mexican (1.) -
himlt is absolutely untrue that I wrote any letter to sal v. 2., "Repent ye, for the Kingdom of Heavenis at hand." 10 all Nantstilsgs I lty the 10
on the subject of his vote, or that I interfered
, Tbe perfect order and regularity observable during the 10 all De. 6 p.c.Prt. 4 Beim goy 18 Hit •-•
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for- elation. ryi . ~. i'; ihca:d'reri fie is mythe friendS''nth Mr.Leicesterpadge"tre,. celebration of divine service is very striking. The singing 16 MI Northern of Flame
IS ell ilf.ltall IlAyres g.7.p.e II 4 ,-
Intland responses of the prisoners is much to be admired, and
with prospects, as I do in his success, and would have voted
Isle allsa 12,8?0......nDeferredrrunk
prat -...
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trit7 forhim if my public duties would havepermitted me; but I in the former especially, with 1,500 voices singing in unison,
the effect is something grand. A choir consisting of 30 or go au 033. "aa".(TiammAidin 3 31 -
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- did not interfere with the vote of any human being. I did more of the convicts receive instruction in singing twice a * all Ipou,Lyoss,andUedit. 341 151 -
had not, and Ido not know, Mr. Goodman's politics. I have week, and these lead the congregation. Among the con- 10 all 'Parts and Orleans ..,. 4 86 -
Pith always considered that I had nothing to do with the riots occupying the eastern division of the chapel could be le.. alli,„, ,___,Ellette Mahood& U.) le 10 -
ould Opinions, political
.or religious, of any tenant since I had -.
,ther one : believing that all that the landlord has a right to seen the notorious William Roupell. A marked improvement '''a _r,', 4°.°.,_ri Merdmilos
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in his health is at once observable, and, although a sad ;7, i—go-,..7.---- •17::: —5
was expect from a kaant is that he should live reputably, Pay •his f he more reconciled to to all Sambre sui-d-Me .- 7
expression rats on ace, appearsi -_
• de, his rent, and farm his land properly. If, therefore, you his fate, and his present uninteresting occupation of 10 all i Do. 64per cent Prat & 0 -
Ides! Mil refer tome, I shell be obliged by you making this letter
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any public, ma Ido not like to lie under an imputation so wholly stitching books, and no convict beers a better " prison * sal 'San Pauloq.)g.7 per et. 10 171
10 all B.AustAttom.Venettan 14 141 -
andeiened. I am, dear Lord Ingestre,, yours sincerely,. chancier" than the great forger. At the conclusion of
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the afternoon service 66 prisoners were confirmed, most of 10 all Southern of France.- 211 221 -
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,ands Jso. MELLOR. them young men, end one could not help remarking the to su
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Atter " Lord Ingestre to Mr. Justice Mellor. apparent devoutness of the catechumens when receiving el an I :Areas maw., _ 84 8
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that " Maeallweh Castle, Glubu, Hereford, the bishop's blessing. Previously to the confirmation his IS I all Do. 51 per nt-iie.r. et 9 -
Ma/ Friday, Dec. 6, 1867„ lordship delivered to them an address of much earnest- I* all W•60411'. ant
W. e 1 rrems- tia *I -
I, the " Dear Mr. Justice Mellor,-Your letter of November ness. and expressed his hone that ell concerned were Dm -...-..._ ... -

REPORTED DISCOVERY OF • POLAR CONTINENT
—The Honolulu Adrertiser of Nov. 14 publishes an account
of the discovery of land, hitherto un tnown, in the Arctic
Ocean, by Captain Long, of the whale ship Nile. The past
season has been the mildest which has been experienced
by the oldest whaleroen. and Captain Long was able to
reach latitude 73.30. He examined the land attentively
along its entire southern coast, which he sketched. It
appears to be quite elevated, and has a mountain near
the centre about long. 180 resembling an extinct vol-
cano, and estimated to be about three thousand
feet high. Captain Loog named the country Urongelis
Land, after a Russian explorer. The western point of
the coast in lat. 70 deg. 46 min. N., long. 78 deg. 30 ruin. E.,
he named Cape Thomas, after the seaman who disowned
it. The south-east point he called Cape Haman. The
Nils sailed several days along the coast, and approached
within 15 miles of the shore. The lower part of the land
was free from snow, and appeared to be covered with vege-
tation. It was impossible to tell how far the lend extended
northwards. Ranges of mountains could be seen until
the were lost in the distance.
CONFIRMATION OF CONVICTS.—On Sunday last
the Bishop of Salisbury held his annual confirmation at
the Portland Convict Establishment. Divine service was
performed in the chapel in the morning, and his lordship
preached an excellent sermon from St. Matthew, chap. 3,
v. 2., " Repent ye, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand."
The perfect order and regularity observable during the
celebration of divine service is my etniiing. The singing
and responses of the prisoners is much to be admired, and
in the former especially, with 1,500 voices singing in unison,
the effect is something grand. A choir consisting of 30 or
more of the convicts receive instruction in singing twice a
week, and these lead the congregation. Among the con-
victs occupying the eastern division of the chapel could be
seen the notorious William Roupell. A marked improvement
in his health is at once observable, and, although a sad
expression sits on his face, he appears more reconciled to
his fate, and his present uninteresting occupation of '
stitching book. and no convict bears a better " prison
character" than; the great forger. At the conclusion of
the afternoon service 66 prisoners were confirmed, most of I
them young men, and one could not help remarking the I
apparent devoutness of the catechtunens when receiving
the bishop's blessing. Previously to the confirmation his
lordship delivered to them an address of much earnest-
ness and expressed his hope that all concerned were im-
pressed with the solemnity of the vows they were about
to take. He was bound to consider them sincere, and
he trusted and prayed that God did so too. He prayed
that it might be seen in the judgment day that the step
they now took was the result of a firm determination on
their part to be on the Lord's side, and resist manfully by
the grace of God'. Spirit the temptations of the world, the
flesh, and the devil. The bishop again addressed them at
the conclusion of the confirmation service, forcibly im-
pressing upon them the danger of trusting to their own
strength to carry out the good resolutions they had made.
The Fenian convicts now in prison, 16 in number, receive
spiritual instruction in another building, and it need
scarcely he added that the utmost precautions are taken
day and night to prevent any surreptitious communications
reaching them, and as an additional safeguard sentries are
placed at different points round the establishment, and
telegraph wires have been laid from the prison to the mill.
tary barracks on the Verne, so that any outbreak could be
instantaneously communicated.—Times.

" MawUwe& Castle, Glasbum Hereford,
Friday, Dec. 6, 1867.
" Dear Mr. Justice Mellor,—Your letter of November
30 has followed me—first to London and then on here ;
hence the delay in my replying to it. You are quite right
in supposing that, in substance, I said Mr. Goodman, of
Guinley, had been prevented voting for Mr. Pell by a
letter from his landlord. I had canvassed Goodman, and
bad received • promise of his vote. A few days after.
wards I was told Goodman had received a letter from his
landlord, and I subsequently found he refrained from
voting. If the information I received was incorrect I sin-
cerely regret that I should have conveyed a wrong impres-
sion at the hustings, and if, as you assure me, that no
letter was written by yourself, and assure me that so
assuming toad on your behalf wrote to Goodman is a
i•nu orientated to influence his rote, I shall readily with-
draw the statement that I publicly made.—Believe me,
dear Mr. Justice Mellor, sincerely your INOZSTRE.
" account of the unavoidable delay, I hardly
know where to address this letter, but send it to London.
I have no possible ohjection to the publication of this car.
response, should you think fit • and if yourlordship should
wish it, would feel much obliged if yuu would send it to
the papers. I return to Gnmley, Market Harborough,
early in next week."

VOLILDIX ItINIS.

No. I Bh. I Mots.

Pd. I petals. I sale,

36,000( 2 I AlaadUm Limited)
100,000, 1 I Angb-Braa.Gokl(lAna )
10,000 10 tAustrallao
16,000. 10 lea= Copper (Limited)
26,000 1 [Canna Silver (Malted)
30,000 6 I Cbontalc st). &S. 11 in.,L
10,000 10 .ooplapo (Mabee!)
76,162 1 Don Pedro. N. Del Rey.
16,000 I Tani list Rey (Matted).
16,600 %tuna (Limited) .1
110,000 1 taloallotleiallelt
10,000 60 .oeueral
66,000
000 $ll tßWapares (Maurida (Moted) lted) I
56,
1,927 6 ' Luatanian
10,000 4 i Amanita (L )
80,000 S Pestarena Go iLI
10,000 10 Ponartimud3llverLeal
100,000 6 Port Phillip
12,000 60 P.oyal Came Copper
25,206 1 Roma Grande
110,000 1 Scottish Austral. (Um )
11,000 10 Bt. John del Rey (Um ~
4100017 t 1111 United *WWI (U(Um 1
Val Antleoria (L :
10,000 10 VILDCOIIVIR Coal Gold (Lim
6,001 10 Tal ammo (Limited
20,000 Waltham Ooldrilmited
le,ooo 1 Worthing (Limited)
74.4011 Yorke Peal =IL (Um.
45,000 1 Todatmantana adet.;

BONIFACE Wrr.—At s public-house in Sussex,
the sign of which is the White Horse, there is painted
under the figure of that animal the following :
" To the roadsters, who enter, a welcome he snorts.
While they till up his quarters, and empty his quart.."
At $ pnblic•honse in Devonshire the landlord has it
painted up outside his door —" Good beer sold here, but
don't take my word for it,"

Immense flocks of ilea birds have gathered lately
00 the Hampshire coast in pursuit of the monster shoals
of ■pray that have Lceo passing along there.

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.

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In the Stock Exchange to-day there is still a dis-
position to sell most stocks, but the English funds
are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. The
market for these securities is supported by some
moderate investments in connexion with the govern-
ment savingabank conversion scheme. Railway secu-
rities remain very heavy, and show afurther decline.
Midland stock was dealt in this morning as low as
101, and, although a partial recovery has
since taken place, the present quotation
is 23 per cent. lower than yesterday.
Some of the foreign bonds have also given way,
and banking and financial shares are dull. The
expectation that a portion of the large amount of
gold now on its way from Australia and New York
will be sent into the Bank of England, owing to
the important diminution in the demand for the
Continent, has no favourable influence.
The charge for choice bills in the discount market
is 13 to 2 per cent., with a good supply of money
and a moderate demand. Loans are obtainable in
the Stock Exchange at 1 to 11 per cent.
Consols are quoted 923 to 3, ex div., for money,
and 921 to 3, ex div., for the account (January 7).
The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three
per Ceuta. are unchanged, at 923 to a.
Home railway stocks have experienced a fresh
reduction. Midland, though better than in the
morning, is 21 per cent. worse than yesterday.
Great Northern A has declined 13 ; Caledonian, 1 ;
Great Northern (original), and York and North
Midland, 1 ; London and North Western, 13 ;
and most of the other stocks, 1 to 3.
Subjoined are the prices :—Metropolitan, 1133 to
1141 ; Great Western, 431 to 3 ; London and North
Western, 1131 to 1141 ; Midland, 102 to 3 ;
Lanc4shire and Yorkshire, 123 to 3; Caledonian,
733 to 741; South Eastern, 661 to 3; Great
Eastern, 303 to 311 ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ;
ditto A, 108 to 109 ; London, Chatham, and
Dover, 184 to 3 ; North British, 333 to / ;
Brighton, 501 to 3 ; Berwick, 991 to 100 ; and
York and North Midland, 94 to 95.
Grand Trunk of Canada Railway shares have
declined 511., viz., to 153 to 3 ; and Great Western
are dull, at 164 to 2.

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Darla Widerwcelm (L.JI
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Dembay Om (Limited)
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Dentin American Land
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City Diecouut, Limited
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City of Moncowoaa (L )
City Mose (Lim)
polonial (Limited) •••• •

Spanish Passive and New Three per Cents. have
declined per cent., viz., 20-to g and 36i to
respectively. The Committee's Certificates are
I lower, at 19} to I. Turkish of 1862 are
quoted 61 to 62, showing a rise of per cent. ; ditto
of 1863, 33i to I, being I better ; Creek, 121 to
13 ; Italian of 1861, 45 to I ; Egyptian of 1864,
84 to 86 ; and Mexican, 15} to
American securities have advanced I to if per
cent. The 5-20 Bonds are at 71} to 72i ; Erie
Railway shares, 493 to 50 ; and Illinois Central,
89 to 901.

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Daefiwomen Tea 111
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Bank shares aro rather dull, but prices generally
are quoted the same as yesterday. London and
Westminster are at 68/..i to 69} ; Union of London,
361 to 1; Alliance, 111 to 10i dis.; Imperial Otto-
man, 1 to 0/ dis. ; London and County, 54 to 56 ;
and Oriental Corporation, 421 to 431.
Very few dealings have been reported in financial
shares, but London Financial are 10s. better, at
221 to 2ti die. International Financial are called
2tl to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 2g to 21 die. ; and
Credit Foncier, 61 to 61 dis.

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Natioeal Dl.. Cos. (L
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N.Zsaland T.& Lou (L,.
Morton Amara Tea, L
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12,000
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The first crdinary meeting of the proprietors of
the Metropolitan Bank (Limited) will be held on
the 16th of January, when a dividend will be de-
clared.

HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols have receded 1-16 to A per cent.,
viz., to 92A to ex div., both for
money and the account. Caledonian, Great
Eastern, and Great Northern A stocks have
improved to A per cent. ; while London, Chat-
ham, and Dover, Midland, and Metropolitan have
receded Ato I. Foreign bonds are without varia-
tion of importance.

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The stock markets show a somewhat better ten-
dency. Console are at 921 to I, ex div., for
money, and 92 to 1, ex div., for the account,
being alightly better in tho latter case compared
with the price current at 1 o'clock. Some of the
railway stocks are also firmer than at one period
of the day. Caledonian is now quoted 741 to 75 ;
Metropolitan, 1131 to ; Midland, 102 to 1; and
London and North Western, 114 to 1. Foreign
bonds are inactive, with little business.
No bullion operations have occurred at the
Bank to-day. The demand for money there has
been good.

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PREFERENCE SHARES.
Midland ConaoL. Brist. and Binning., 6 per et., 130.
North Eastern, Stocton and Darl. B 6 per cent., 129 g.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter
opened at 68.77 for the account, being sc. lower.
The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has
brought 170,000/. in specie ; and the City of Paris,
from New York, 2,0001.

The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
unaltered, except that the rates for bills on St.
Petersburg and Italy were somewhat more favour-
able for those places. The list is subjoined :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.1 ; ditto, short,
11.184 to 11.194 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.1 ;
Antwerp, 3 months, 25.324 to 25.374 ; Brumels, 3 months,
25.324 to 23.374 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.94 to
13.94 ; Berlin, Cologne, M. 0., 3 mouth; G. 284 to 6.271 ;
St. Petersburg, 3 months, 324 to 32 ; Paris, short, 25.10
to 25.20; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.30 to 25.33 ; Marseilles,
3 months, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Franktort-on-the.lilaine,
3 months, 1204 to 1204 • Vienna, 3 months, 12.30 to
12.40 ; Trieste, 3 mond:a, 12.30 to 12.40 ; Madrid, 3
months, 484 to 484 ; Santander, 3 months, 484 to 484; Cadiz,
3 months, 49 to 484; Seca), 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Malaga,
3 months, 484 to 48J ; Valencia, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Bar-
celona, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Bilbao, 3 months 484 to
484 ; Saragossa, 3 months 4.€.1 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3
months, *7O to 28.80 ; months,
3 months, *.70 to
28.80 ; Napho, 3 months, 28.70 to 28.80 ; Palermo, 3
months, *.70 to 28.80 - Meltgille, 3 months, 28.70 to
28.80 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 514 to 514 ; Oporto, 90 days
date, 314 to 514.

In connection with the Midland Railway Corn-
pany, much comment luis been provoked by the
fact that up to Monday large sales of Midland Rail-
way stock were made for immediate delivery. The
circular is dated the 14th, yet was not delivered
to the shareholders until the morning of the 17th
(yesterday). This is a matter which calla for
strict investigation.

The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week en increase of 7101. over last year ; the
Metropolitan an increase of 2W.; and the Glasgow
and South Western an increase of 1681.
The traffic return of the Great Western Railway
of Canada for the week ending the 13th inst.,
shows an increase of 4,9011. over last year ; and
that of the Grand Trunk Company, for the week
ending the 30th ult., a decrease of 5031.
It is officially intimated that at the annual meet-
ing of the London and River Plate Bank (Limited),
fixed for the 30th instant, the directors are pre-
pared to recommend a dividend for the half-yesr
ending September 30 of 5 per cent., and a bonus of
n per cent., which, with the interim dividend
already paid, will make In per cent. for the year.
The half-yearly meeting of the Ceylon Company
(Limited) was held yesterday, when an interim divi-
dend at the rate of 0 per cent. per annum was de-
dared, and a balance of 4,3981. 13s. Id. carried for-
ward to the next half-yearly account. The chair-
man gave a favourable account of the position of
the undertaking and its prospects.
At the meeting of the Mauritius Land, Credit,
and Agency Company (Limited), held yesterday,
the resolution previously passed in favour of the
subdivision of the shares was confirmed.
The half-yearly meeting of the Phoenix Gas Com-
pany is called for the Ist Jan.

3

Subjoined aru the quotations of insurance, gas,
dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in
the Stock Exchange list of last evening :
Insuranoe—Commertial Union, 41 to ; Eagle, 7 ;
Guardian, 47i; London end Provincial Marine, 11;
Ocean Marine, 20f ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited),
4} ; Universal Marine (Limited). 4.
Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 4 to I ; City
of Moscow Gas, 101 to 11; Continental Union (Limited),
131 ; Great Central, 121 to 1 • Imperial Continental, 92b
to 31, ex div. • Westminster Chartered, 46.
Docks—Lon'don and St. Katherine, 51, 2, 1 ; Surrey
Commercial, 110.
Water Works—Berlin, 13.
Canals—Grand Junction, 71; Regent's (or London),
21,‘„ ex div.

TUESDAY ETZWING.

Consols, which closed yesterdiiiat9lll74.ex
div., for tho 7th January, opened and closed to-day
at the same quotation. For money the last pries
was 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Re-
duced and New Three per Cents, were quoted at
3 o'clock 92i to The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, far
money, 921, /, 14, 1, ex div.; ditto, for account,
ex div. ; 'Three per Cents. Reduced, 9211a,l
t, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, ;
Stock, 240; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per
Cent., 111, In, 12, ex div. ; ditto Four per
Cent., 1001, I, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 535. prem.
Foreign stocks were flat, but the redaction in
prices was neither general nor important.
Italian of 1861, Greek, Mexican, Turkish
of 1865, and Spanish Passive and New Three per
Cents. declined percent., and Turkish of 1862 and
Moorish 1; but Chilian of 1867, Turkish of 1858,
and Russian of 1862 and 1864 rose and Spanish
Certificates, 1.
The Eaptian Nine per Cent. scrip was last
quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; ditto, fully paid, 90} to
91 ; and the Honduras Government Railway Loan,
11 to 2 prem.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Ois o'CLoca.

A moderato amount of business has occurred in
British mining shares, at, in moat cases, yester-
day's prices. Wheal Seton are quoted 91 to 93 ;
Chiverton Moor, 3i to ; North Crofty, 2a to R ;
West Chiverton, 6r, to 67 ; New Seton, 65 to 70;
Bast Lovell, 81 to ; North Treskerby, 30s. to
325. 6d. • West Caradon, 11 to 4 ; and Prince of
Wales, 48s. 6d. to 495. 6d.

Foniign and colonial mining shares are steady.
St. John del Rey are at 57} to 68} ; Don Pedro, 2;
to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to ; prem. ; Pea-
tarena, I did. to par ; Chontales, 11 to I die. ;
Reese Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; Anglo-Italian, par to
prem. ; United Mexitan, rg to I; ; Frontino
and Bolivia, ; to I ; port Philip, 10 to ;
Central American, ; toe dia. ; and Anglo-Argen-
tine, to ; prem.
At Wheal Trelawney meeting yesterday the so-
counta showed a debit balance of 8221. A call of
11. per share was made.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
From Essex and Kent the arrivals of wheat, coastwise
as well as by rail, were limited. The few millers in
attendance operate cautiously, and the trade for both red
and white parcels ruled heavy, at Monday's quotations.
The bulk of the supply came to band in but middling
condition.
Full average supplies of foriegn wheat were on the
stau4s. The transactions were confined to immediate
wants, at late currencies.
Floating cargoes of grain ruled quiet, on former terms.
The market era% moderately supplied with grinding and
distilling barley, for which the demand was inactive, on
former terms. Fine malting parcels were scarce and dear.
The supply of malt was seasonably good. All kinds
were difficult to sell, at late rates.
There was a good show of oats on offer, in which sales
progressed slowly, at previous currencies.
Beans moved ott slowly, at the last decline.
Peas were dull, at Monday's redaction.
The flour trade ruled quiet, on former terms.
Linseed and rapeseed, as well as most agricultural seeds,
were in moderate request.
Cakes were unaltered.

8.
Scotch potato
Irish, black
„ white 36 to 29

BIILIL

Mazagao
Tick 44 lo a
Harrow
hews SO
61 So GO

Groy ____
44 to 411
thiplo
Wblto 49 So SO
Hullers
FLOOR.

Town nuidu,—reriN
lbs.
Household AS to W
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
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ex ship-- 7.