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MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoon.
Rut Wheal Russell shares are rather dull today,
and have been dealt in the Stock Exchange at 121
and 12i. In other respects, the mining market
remote no feature of interest. The transactions
have been principally confined to shares in Great
Wheal Fortune, East Basset, Wheal Trelawney,
North Frances, Tokens, and Lewis mines.
St. John del Rey Mining shares have experienced
a reaction, and are marked 201 and 201. English
and Australian Copper have been dealt in at 2i, and
Bon Accord Copper at par.
A circular from the Secretary of the Bronfloyd
Mining Company (limited) notifies that the annual
meeting will be held on Tuesday next. The accounts
show a balance in favour of the company of 6321.
A dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, as
before, is recommended.
At a roasting of the adventurere fa Bedroom Was, held
malty, the seconsta showed a beam of 2401. 17a. 6d.
splast the mine. A call of la. per share was mad.. The
spas report states that J obnaon's lode has considerably
improved, sad is sow worth 161. per fathom for tin. During
the peat two nitatlas from 8 to 9 toss of crop slim lead ore
sad 4 tees ef smads have baptised.

• isnsrsi meting of shareholders in ?Mows* Mao was
Leal an Monday. Tbs mu showed s Winos @Oast
the sins of 1744.45. 91.

Coionel Charlier of the French army, who com-
manded the 90th Regiment of the line at the battle of
Magenta, having fallen in that action, hal been buried on
the deli of battle without any other distinctive sign bat that
ci soma arose. The admiadetrative deputation of Buffalos*,
close by Magenta, have now mused the body to be exhumed,
sad reriaterred in their churchyard with great solemnity.
A CHILD STIFLED BY A CAT.—A case lately
occurred at Brandon which goes • great way towards imp-
=or explaining the old notion that • eat would
an infant by sucking its breath. An inquiet
was held before E. Press, Esq.. on the body of Elizabeth
Bennington, aged seven monthr, when it appeared that
the mother left the infant in the cradle after dinner,
with the door ajar, end sent her other children °ma-
einealiy to see whether it was aleepine, but on returning
into the hones she found • strings cat, which had been there
about a west, lying in a crouching position over the face
sad month of the child, which was quite deed. Marks
were observed about the child's mouth as if it had bean
listed the cat. The jury found • verdict that " The
deoesssd was accidentally euttlicated end smothered by reason
of a male eat lying upon her face and mouth."—Dry nod
Zforwini Pea.
'MEOWING A SNOWBALL.—At the petty sessions
at Newmarket on Tureday lest a lad named Tweed, of
Chevehey, was charged with having thrown • snowball
and struck a young woman named Elizabeth Bailey,
upon the fem. At the time the offence was committed
the lad's father gave the complainant's lather permission
to dog him, but the mother objected to the puni-hment,
and hinted that she Amid proceed *pilot Mr. Bag if he
dogged her boy : consequently the cam was derided by the
magistrates, who lined the lad 2s. 61. with 18a. carts, ate
twenty-ads days' iteprimement. He was locked up till
night, when to sees him from the disgrace of a prison •
tradesmen of the village paid the motley, which the pmeen'e
agreed to repay by Instalments. We underytand that the
massy Me bean made up by subscriptions.—Bwry and Per-
, wig /big.

MONEY MARKET.-7 HIS D. 4 Y.

Two o'CLoce.

The funds remain dull at yesterday's reduction.
Little badmen is going forward in this or any other
department of the Stock Exchange, but realisations
predominate, and prices in most instances me droop-
ing. British, Indian, and Grand Trank of Canada
Railway stocks are weaker.

At Peru this morning, according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter
opened at 68.25, but recovered to 68.40, being only
6c. lower than yesterday.

The New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan is
steady, at nto 3 pram. The Indian Five per
Cent. Stock is dull, at 1031 to i.
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Consols are officially marked 961, 1, and / for
money, and 951 for the account (Feb. 8). The pre-
sent quotation is 961 to 1 both for money and time.
Bank Stock has been dealt in at 229 ; the Three per
Cents. Reduced, at 961 and 1; the New Three per
Cents., at 961 and 1; India Stock, at 224 and 2221;
the New Five per Cent. Loan, at 1031,;, and 1;
the Five per Cent. Enfaced Rupee paper, at 97 ; the
Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 981 and 4 ;
ditto 1869, at 981; India Bonds, at 13s. prem. ; and
Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 321. prem.
The foreign stock market is quiet. Turkish stocks
are heavy. Other descriptions exhibit little change
in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian
Four-and.a-Half per Cents., 1862, 93;; ditto Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931; Buenos Ayres
Deferral Bonds, 211, 22 ; Dutch Two-and-a-
, Half per Cents., 88, ex div. (exchange 1284 ;
Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 221; Russian
Three per Cent5.,1869,88; Sardinian Five per Cents.,
861; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 431,
431, ex dia.; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents., for account, 321, 33, ex div.; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1854, for account, 78; ditto Six per
Cents., 1868, for account, 86, 841.
San Paulo Railway shares are quoted 1 dia. to
par; Bank of Turkey, Ito 1 dia.; Ocean Marine
Insurance, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Universal Marine,
1 dia. to par.

There was an active demand yesterday for money
in commercial channels, at 22 per cent. for the best
bills, but the applications at the Bank, though to •
fair extent, were by no means pressing. Meanwhile,
repayments of advances continue to be made at that
establishment.
Yesterday was the day for the payment of the re-
maining instalment of 40 per cent. upon the 620,0001.
of Turkish Six per Cent. Stook (being the balance of
the 6,000,0004 loan of 1868) lately sold here. These
bonds are now deliverable. In the Stock Exchange
they will, of course, be dealt in indiscriminately with
the previous issue.
The new Canadian Five per Cent. Loan wee last
quoted 22 to 3 prem. The subscription list was closed
yesterday afternoon. The contractors will evidently
be unable to meet more than a tithe of the applica-
tions made to them. As no deposit has been paid,
subscribers who may be excluded will have no right,
under the circumstances, to complain.
The Oneida, for Brazil, has taken 24,0001. in
specie.
The Water Nymph, from Melbourne with 136,0001.
in gold, has been at sea 68 days ; the Sussex, with
71,0001., 67 days; the Donald *Bay, with 148,0001.,
82 days; and the Commodore Perry, with 68,0001.,
66 days. None of these vowels are yet due.
The steamer Delta, which will sail to-morrow,
will take as much as 438,0021. in specie, of which
282,0101. is silver and 112,7601. gold, for Bombay;
40,6421. gold for Alexandria, and 7001. gold for
Aden. The whole is on mercantile account. The
increase in the remittances of gold to India has
already been alluded to as a new feature. They
are partly in payment for the rupee paper trans-
mitted to this side.

On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Paris and
Frankfort were in request, and the tendency was
rather aufavourable. The Austrian exchange, on
the other hand, was again quoted higher. The rates
are shown below :

Amsterdam, three months, 11.16 to 3; abort, 11.121 to
131 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16 a 3; Antwerp, tone
months, 26.221 to 73 ; Rambo:it, works bunco, three months,
13.43 to 6 ; tart., three days' sight, 26.73 to 123 ; ditto,
three months 26.30 to 5 ; Prankkr t-on-Me-Sliehes, three
months, 116eto 117; Petersburg. per rouble, three months,
341 to 36 , VIM/. ed. " three months, 12.86 to 90 ;
Trieste, ditto, three mouths, 12.85 to 90; Madrid, three
moeths, 491 to ; Owns, three months, 491 Le-
ghorn, three months, 30.273 to 323 ; Genoa, three months,
26.40 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 401 to 3 ; Palermo,
three months, 121 to 3 ; Mums, three months, 1213 to 3 ?
Lisbon. 90 days, 621 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 523 to 63.
It is ramourect that the forthcoming dividend on
the ordinary stock of the Great Northern Railway
Company will be at the rate of 7 to 73 per cent. per
annum.

The weekly traffic return of the Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada, reoeived this day, shows an
increase of 2,6431. sterling, and the Great Western
of Canada& decrease of 411.

The shares of the new Bank of Turkey were
allotted yesterday ; and as the allottees in the Stock
Exchange did not relish the stipulation contained in
the statutes (though omitted from the prospectus)
that the entire capital shall be paid np within six
months, sales were pressed, carrying the price down
to f discount. Although large purchases were
again made in order to support the msrket, the
closing price was not better than to dia.
A return of capital of 6e. per share will be made
to the proprietor+ of the Australian Royal Mail
Steam Company ou the 14th instant.
A correspondent writes as follows with reference
to the proposed new issue of 60,0001. of Cape of
Good Hope Six per Cent. Debentures :

TO TEI SUITOR OF TILE ISPREFS.

Temple, Jan. 6.
flit,—.lia the Cape of Good Hope government are adver-
tising here for olive from capitalists on bo,ooel. worth of
Ma per Cent. Debentures, and as they state that 80,0001.
worth have already bean issued to the colonist. themselves,
you would vastly aid the views sad calculations of wiles
here proposing to send In tenders If you would, through
some of your übiquitous sources of information, awns, the
public at what price the debentures already issued to the
colonists were taken np.—l am, dc.,
Owl iNCLINRD TO TI3DRIL.

Upon the occasion referred to, the tenders repre-
sented a total of 186,0001., of which 46,0501. ranged
from 6d. to 21. per cent. premium, and the remainder
were at par. All the accepted tenders were from
colonists, but some of the debentures have since
found their way to London.
An experienced professional accountant, having
been appealed to to furnish an explanatory abstract
of the sufficiently-confused accounts rendered by the
managers of the Great Ship Company, states it as
follows :