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London, England, 1867-12-30 00:00:00

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PREFERENCE SHARES.
Gt. Eastern, E. Counties Extension No. 1, 75.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 191.
Atlantic Telegraph, 451
Ditto, 8 per cent., 921 3, U.
City of Moscow Oss (Liinited), 101.
Credit Fowler of Mauritius (Lim.), 31, 1.
Egyptian 9 per cent. Vineroir Laz(iinriP
Egyptian Commercial and (Limited), 11.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 55.
Rhymney Iron, 171, 181
Rhymney Iron (New). 51.
Submarine Telegraph (Scrip), 1, 11-18.
United Kingdom Telegraph Company (Limited), 213-18.

A RIFIRMAN'S LEAP mon AN EXPRESS Tarns.
—One morning last week a soldier Of the Rifle Brigade,
recently returned from India, and on his way from Fal-
mouth to London by the night express on the Great
Western Railway, jumped from the train as it wee passing
the Slough station. The soldier wee shortly afterwards
found by the porters lying on the line. It was observed
that he bad been drinking freely, but on being examined
by • surgeon, of Slough, he wasfound to have sustained no
injury beyond • wound of the heel, and he was enabled to
proceed to his destination by • train later in the day.
A CHRISTMAS-BOX. —The non-commissioned offi-
cers and men of the 43rd Light Infantry, who were en-
titled to the Banda and Hirwee prize-money, received
their first instalment on the 24th inst., at Aldershot, a
private's share amounting to 501., and a sergeant's to 1001.
About 120 non-commissioned officers and men received the
above amounts, and in the afternoon of the same day 80
of the recipients went on furlough. —United Service Garene.
ANOTHER PUBLIC PrIZZTINO PREVENTED.—Con-
siderable uneasiness has existed during the past week
amongst the tradesmen and other inhabitants of Clerken-
well, in consequence of the announced intention of Mr.
Finlen, at a meeting of one of the broacher of the Reform
League on Monday evening Jut, that he would, at all
hazards, hold • public meeting on Clerkenwell-green, yes-
terday morning, for the double purpose of condemning the
conduct of the Fenians in connexion with the late explo-
sion, and for taking leave of the public previous to his
departure for America on Wednesday next. The Chief
Commissioner of Police was communicated with at once,
and the persona so communicating were informed that •
sufficient force of the police would be in attendance at the
Green to prevent any meeting being held, and at once
to arrest any persons attempting to address the people.
Accordingly, the same precautions were taken as ware
found so effective yesterday week. At nine
o'clock in the morning a large body of the A reserve
were marched down to the Green, some of whom were
placed inside the Sessions-honse, while the remainder
trolled the Green and adjacent streets in couples, • fewyards apsit, the whole body being under the control of '
Mr. Superintendent Gernon. The special constables of
the district were also ordered to hold themselves
ready to act, should their services be re-
quired. About 11 o'clock, when the thick fog of the
earlier portion of the morning bad cleared away, a °mai.
derable number of persons assembled on the Green, and at
the corners of the streets leading thereto, looking anxiously
for Mr. Pinion's appearance. The police patrols, however,
kept the crowd continually moving, and the orders of the
police were obeyed. About twelve o'clock, and from that
time till a few minutes to one, the crowd had considerably
increased, but Mr. Finlen did not put in en appearance,
acting, probably, on the advice of prudent friends, Ned
finding discretion to be the better part of valour. Mr. G.
Mantle, of the Council of the Reform League, was present
on the Green, having come for the express purpose of
using his influence with Mr. Finlen to dissuade him from
holding the meeting, had he come with that intention. At
one o'clock. the crowd, finding that Mr. Finlen had not
come, and that, therefore, no meeting would take place,
gradually dispersed, and before two o'clock the Green pre-
sented its ordinary appearance, with the exception of the
presence of the pollee patrols, who remained on duty
during the day, to prevent any attempt that might be
made to hold a meeting. It nppeare that, in addition to
the police warning the landlord of the Nag's Head,
Leather-lane, against allowing the Holborn Branch of the
Reform League to meet at his house, the weekly meeting
of the outermongers to discuss their grievances has also
been interdicted.

REASONS FOR PREFIREINO Da. DR JONORII
Loorr-Blows COD Liver Off.—On the important question of
the right kind of end liver oil to be administered. Dr. Edward
Smith, F LB., many years one of the physicians to the Framp-
ton licsoltal for Consumption, and DOW medical officer to the
Poor-law Snarl.% his well-known treatise on "Consumption;
gives the following instructive information :—" The quality of the
oil should be regarded. We have bean informed by a manufac-
turer of cod liver oil, that probably not one•enth of the obi
which is said is altogether derived from the liver of the end fish.
Bence we think It a greet adventure that there te one kind of
end liver oil which is urdverwilly admitted to be genuine—the
light-brown oil supplied by Dr. de Jangle. It has long been
oar practice, when prescribing the oil, to recommend this kind,
since, amidst so much variety and uncertainty, we have confi-
dence in its genninenesa" Sold °alibi equaled bottle'. ea
4e. td., and k, by Dr. de Jough agents, Amer, Harford. sad
On, Tr, knot. Loudon. sod ollsof Beffsf• of Prolosol
sobsollotiona—(Advortionsolt]