The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1867.
LAW INTELLIGIELiCE, Mr. Williams, the next door neighbour, having given SHARK LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) COLONIAL GOVIRNIMIT SECURIMIL HONE:
testimony of hi. share in the hubbub and to finding a thin Na Smith I Pd. I CLialem I gales.
It is ant
(THIS DAY.) bladed table knife, suited for passing between the sashes of .---0.-.
520,000012241C01m0p.M.,1872 MO - -,
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windows to force back the apriag fastenings, and which Oil o'CLoow. 108.040 Do. toe 100 -
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ilirosecuto deposed had never been seen by him before,
Everett, 2.-.7 N, said that prisoner accounted for his +;‘,The railway market is firm, upon some addi- -.. can.n0v.5p.0.,1577-8/ 100 96 07 Id -ad
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;Ili. Commissioner Winslow presided in chambers and •- rate of di
be' ' the by declaring that he and the
uig in par10ur......... large purchases, stated to be chiefly on -..-. DoD°: revekwessielletse.&a:kg- 1007ee Os" eeS7
prose-
...l of .; Timmer of applications. ' cuter had been larking with snowdialls, and the latter had account of firma in the country. Metropolitan, 2214,11 N Do. liparcilan.l,l 100 TO 81 ad 80 ad standing
11,. W. 11. Roberto, of Mourgatee.reet, applied in the ,
flung his cap through the open window of the parlour ; be, London and North Western, Midland, Lancashire eetsates De err". hat 100 78 90 zd -
, Cape. Hope6per.lB73 100 101 103 •-• turn just
...i.a.t deed for leave to examine certain portico. lof course, had gone after it. and Yorkshire, South Eastern, Great Eastern, and .... no. dolsaanoo 100 103 106 -
.: I, ,“...1 for the AllOon Rank (I.iiiiitedl, and the , .' . -
Carlin, Ind H, said he knew the prisoner as • regular Great Northern A stocks are in especial request, -.. Do. do. 1881)-90 100 102 Me .- tO the per
.. ...,. aas the acceptor of bills of exchange discounted by
companion of thieves ;wee not aware that he had over lBOO-91 100 101 108 ad -
• ~,,k. The debtor had already been examined and it been convicted, but believed that he gut his In byr and have ire roved] to i per Cent. Caledonian, esijec, Ds, es.s.se.eoeueos 100 es es - payment c
„. . ...oy to minitison other parties. Ho produced an , .... • • tad however, has declin 1. nap neill:a,NovleaS, ep.et 100 101 103 - that and
mitering. MO do. 100 106 107 -., „ ~ ',,, .upport of his application. Mr. Ellison directed a remand. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 128 i to i ; 1,00:000 Do. 1072 d 0... 100 104 196 - money it
!t,. it • mimr having iazused the evidence already taken, Great Western, 551 to 56 •• London and North sao,osol moorings • pee at., uni 100 101 104 ad - largely inc
!. a., c.a.: had been made out for further inquiry, ---- --- - Western 122/ to L 23 • Midl'and, 124 i to ; ; Lan- 100.4 no. 1878 100 103 106 ad -
:•. •• court would always ;moist creditors who came IVATIONAL BANK.-(THIS DAY.) MO, Do. MRS 100 102 106 - remain fil
• .., t 1...,,., tide fur the purpose of investigating a trust _......._ cashire Lad Yorkshire, 130# to 4; Caledonian, ex. Do. 1886 100 105 107 -
. ! .11...t1a r auniiimus would issue. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was 1224 to 123) ; South Eastern, 70t!. to 4 ; Great 166,562 NataL Om Spit mat.. 100 98 100 - ways, whit
.1!•1.',,,ti0n .;floitc.i. . held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. CHARLES Eastern, 304 to 31; ; Great Northern, 119) to 120) ; ,335,144,100000,NNve:Brunes..niuowavrerooyat... 190 93 96 ad - long by a
___ 1 UaltitYAT in the chair. ditto A, 130 to 131.1_; London Chatham and 1 5 p.cent..tirri to ltie 100 58 91 ad - thorn of cl
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TILE POLICE COURTS. The following report and balance-sheet were presented : Dover, 16) to 17 ; and North British 381 381 to t
" The directors regret to inform the proprietors that Do. 6p. c.lBBB to 1803 100 831 56} xd - ad A • ~,
.850,000 Do 5p.c.r,1367 to 1876 100 92 95 ad - zd sdocrlP“ol
subsequent to the last half-yearly meeting numerous East In Railway stock is in demand, an has 3.671.0001
113,000 New Zealand Oper ant 100 96 1117 - opened its
(TINS DAY.) failures occurred, both here and in the colonies, more advanced } per cent., viz., to 105/ to I. Grand Lucca° Do. spar emt. 100 see 861 831 4}
per cent.,
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especially in Jamaica, whereby the bank will sustain a con- Trunk of Canada is quote 191 to 201, being firm • 660.000 Do. 6 per cent. 1801 100 98 100 99
' 100,000 Do.de.lB9lJune&Dec 100 90 98 -
MANSION-1101-9E.
siderable loss. In making this communication, however, and Lombardo-Venetian, 15/ to 4. 250,000, Nova Scotia 6p. a , 1876 100 04 96 ad - prices of
1,859,102 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. 100 80 91 ad they have the satisfaction of adding, that a portion of the loss
rur CHARGE or scUTTLING A SHIP. ORDINARY MARIS AND STOCKS. - ad cation o
has been provided for ; that the profit of the half-year now ~._ 18.Anst0ov. 6 p.c.,67-77 100 - - --.
i ~./ ih,bisam•th, a ship and insurance broker,
Charles , reporte.l upon. is
_.sufficiently large to meet a further con- 111,11001 Do. 1876 and npwds. 100 103 166 ad - and some
.1• - 5i,,,,,1.4.-14 !> rtes, a commission agent,
portion of it, after paying a dividend at the rate elt I Pd] Rea 1 acadmilyesterasPriyme. I 34:
1741ay.m. 860,, . Vic.Gov.Op. c.Jan. July 100 103 bead 104 Foreign a
it ~, br W. 0., seatuan,_and 114,4 rt Berwick, a retired 111 erahl
12per cent. per annum, and that from the branch ac- fia 100 1/21031 and Kiefer .... 86 21 - 7,000,,, Do. Op. et. April&Cic 100 106 106 106}6
~ ii..wiar, were this morning brought before Alderman •of . 123 155 BRITISH MINUS for, and
counts down to the 30th of November, the directors are Lt p., 2 ~___Caled,__,__eelaa
1 two. for final examination upon the charge of wilfully
I satisfied that the profit of the six months ending the .i. °." 1.-°m""°°.:_-: '' --- 40 66 %O. I Oh. I linfil I Pd• I Cl. Pima BMW shares, he
L.m.piring together to destroy the Severn, a merchant /8 all Cork and AS&DUCSI - &SOW .. Chiverton - by the ant
900 .. Clifford Amal. so 9 10 91 e
„,,1.. of u Melt the prisoners Berwick and Holdsworth were !
balance, 'after paying a similar dividend to that above- 50, 100 DublinandllettsatJunc 65 013 - 1,024 .. Dev. G. Con. (Tarletck. ) 1 400 610 - Credit For
c.. ...I. N. I mentioned, leaving the reserved fund of 138,0001. intact, K. 100 Dandee,PerthAtAlidin TO re - IA .. Drakewalls -
M r. I. Lewis prosecuted ; Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Beard
and the balance of 1,3314 13s. 3d. brought from last half- 100 all last London Scrip Cml - - -. 51 .. last Hemet (nlopa) 29k 23 25 - The api
• t for Webb, Berwick, and lioldsworth. 100 10 Do
year, to be carried forward COthe next. The directorsgate .. 104 Camden
Tho evidence that VMS adduced to-day principally con. . .
therefore recommend that a dividend be made b per se. us ore, mat. ors. 81 es 31 -
31} 30} 6,0 M .. Let Own Brea
cent. for the half- ear ending the 30th June, 1866, al 100 Do. R. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 6 5 - 6,000 .. Rad Orenville
together at the hotel at Newport, from which place the ; being at the rate of twelve
per cent, per 80. 100 OreatNorthotscotiana - -1,90 e .. East Lovell - • i___
- 4,000 .. W. Russell (Tavistk ) 111.2.13 21 3} - la .orge•
s,verst started on her voyage to Shanghai in 5 ay, 1666. ,
the . _
119 121 124
capital of the corporation. 88, 100 Great Northern - Exchange
just before she sailed, and it will be remembered i annum on Pald-up
100 Do.A
.1 A. rec. no tie. an. 1321 131} 130} 1
'alone of the charter, the di- ta12500 4 Great Lamy (Umited), all 17 18 ad -ad
that the ‘•vi,lvtice of the captain waste the effect that at :
restore
Remrs tdanee with eh*
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Present to the proprietor. the follow statement as tee De-81216P- a 2Paldß - -' 6,000 .. Great South Tolgus ..1 14a6d } 1 - Consols
lid. rim,: ti,.. scheme for destroying the vessel was con.
I ofthe -andof the •to ' da 100 Do. °ld* D.C. Div Steel' - -
debts. _ assets -
- 6,908 .. 0. W. Vor (Holston) ..1 40 17 18 zd 12t
- ad for money
cut,-•I. and that it was openly stated that the vessel would 1 30. 6,000 .. Grenville
h June, Ditin : M. 140 Great Wagers 654 66 66 51 I 9.0.6 15 15
1,• yet. reach her de Aination.2o24 .. liceode Foot I adolea 13 86 -• for the Fe
risoorro oill bo committed for " Debts • Circulation, 395,116 180. ed. • deposits, bills Si, um Domoorvarleamk - - -.
It i, expected that the p
payable, and.
other liabilities, 2,412,325/. ss: I Id. ; 'd
-up al 100 Do. Smith Wales . . - •- -6, .. Mingston Downs .6 25 111 -.
Turkish
DIA! fonnally to-day, but it is not intended that the ; .__,, „„,,,„~... - .. Ithrpret (Uny Want), 13.17.6 6 8 -
%MO . Narks Va&y
to .1 .hall take piece at the ensuing session of the Central I °elute, JW UMX r reamed lIIIIR LLB? oma_ ;
36
profit from last half year, 1,5314 13s. 3d. ;balance r leo; },:s"Pelia& y'. ...,
s -,,,,M d Court, and it will be necessary for the prisoners , 0f40,000 4
Se Iron pro 1
.3 It ewe ... and have 1
i. 1., brought up in order that the large body of witnesses of net profit for the half-year, making deduction to 97 tee Los,. BfSzrlfggb6is~&&Coast 186304 160361 1361 i
- 4091.. New Seton St 46 -. Spanish 1
700 .. North Ratter 1 al 6 8 -
meet losses, 30,0001. ; total, 3,385,4731. 17s. 6d. el 100 Landes, &Dov 16 17 161 517
rrau have been summoned may sign their despositiona6,66o .. North Wheal Crotty i 2.13.0 4at - proved 4,
Asseta-Specie, 216,41e21. 7s. 3d. • due to the bank in et. 100 Do. tiet Paten.a6p.c. 10 20 -
GUILDHALL. the colonies on bills discounted and purchased, including( 7.L6
M. 100 London&North Meath 1224 1221 113 21 Si 21 tjc4: .. =,Ucenit(Vl.L.l.ol lase el ,4, -: 1862 are 4
BREAKING A WAN'S LEG. those past due, &c., 1,602,516/. 15s. 3d. ,• due tothebankin. Oa 100 Loadee2SeethWastere ea $5 - mt .. . carmen (et. Meal 14 $lO $3O - 33 to ,; 1
r.raili,,, sk.irrilt, described on the charge-sheet as a the colonies on current accounts, 28,2771. 7.. licl. : due to fit. 100 Man. Shef.,&Uncoinsh 64 35 ia* 56 6,138 .. South Condamow . 120 1 1 -
11l 100 MeMooolitan l2B 129 Itie 1 e
i mic.engraver surrendered in discharge of his nog- the bank ili London on bills remitted, cash at bankers, 10 all Do.- New tie .. S. W. Prances (Mogen) 18.18.9 13 Is - to 4 ; dirt
1,..mic..a before'Alderman Ileoley, charged with assaulting kr.,,
~bank 1,522,7914 Oa. Id • premises and furniture in i 16.16.6 1 2 -• 524 to 5
;:o.i :min Johnson and breaking his le.. N 4 0 ad .
6 000 .. tin Croft
London and in the colonies, 8,3964 7s. 3d. ; total, II
snail IfetroDo. polilll44mktanlietrictu ...... -14 -14 pm
WI
a ad
92°
- 922ay
P 219
6,000) .. West Hemet 1110 ille 13e
141
-- Russian 8,
John Pegg, 446, said he was in Farringdon-street the 3,385,4734 17a. 6d." 10 7 Do. do. do. _ - - - 1,024 .. W. Condos )14 12 14 -
1 ,vioutt evenillg, about half-past 9 o'clock, and saw the Tbe CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, ni all Do.&St. John's-Wood - - - 3,000 .. West Chiverton - United
I,:ioner there. He was talking loudly to a man named congratulated the meeting that, notwithstanding the 38. 100 1161411 ed 774 1741 1244 1 5 400 .. West lleton
• an Do. L 9 Shares .. 11 to pm - dined ii p
1:. iTiniin Johnson, and be suddenly struck him a blow in I drawbacks, the company was in such a favourable pool. 94. tee Do. }Him& De,:ie. 93 96 - 612 .. Wk. Bunt (Illogan) 6k 65 70 -
C.r chest and knocked him down. Johnson cried out that 1 tion. Had the instructions and warnings of the directors 54, 100 !North British - Central R
! lis leg was broken, and the prisoner went into Thorpe's I been all attende.l to such heavy losses would not have oc- 50, no I Do. [din ,perth,Gund l4 1.8 - 1,024 .. Marian (Mention.; 8 10 12 - • Pe du
396 .. Wheal Seton 66i 136 144 _ Ing a rum]
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; i ;1;1k-house. As soon as he ascertained that Johnson's carted, but at such a distance it was impossible to do all 88. 100 IN. Zeeken-Benrick .. 1684 Ifie1/000 .. Wh, Trelawney Lisk.l 6417.0 810 47, being
' I.g was broken he went into Thorpe's and told the prisoner ' that could be desired. le MI , Do. G. N. Z. Pura- - - -
to come out and see what damage he had done to the man. The report and balance-sheet baring been adopted with- lio roo I D°. 1°64 •••••••• or Is 67} 8 PORZIGN MINIM
Angle-)
at. , 100 Do. York
' ii, refused to come out, so witness brought him out. Wit- out discuardon, a dividend of 6 per cent, for the half-year es IHe I Do. cies,.
- - - 2s. 6d.,
I.k Ss then railed :i cab, took Johnson to the hospital, and was declared, and the retiring directors and auditors were ea a , Do, Stock
.& 564 W 35 } 36,0001 1 Mangan Limited) ..1 all 1 1} -
I! , prisoner to the station-how•e. They bad both been re-elected. U 10 I Do. do., 111012 E - Atlantic
drinking. hut the prisoner more so than the other. Wit. fit. 100 North London US iss - 10,000 20 Australia
--
t. .s bid that morium seen Johnson, and he told him that 10 9 I Do. do., 1804-6 .. 14 1111 a - 15,00e1 10 Cape *spar arreited.)l 7 1,1 tpm - quoted 34
25,000 2 Capulagther Limited 111 - Interne'
Li le., was broken, but so swelled that the surgeon had COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 10 4 De. ..„,rae• 188
net hiren able to set it. Johnson was a man who ran of
-'• la 180 ,Northemoordaldra.... vs 75
86. 100 N. 18. Weetseii Jana llit 115 -
- 12,000 40 Cetee k I - to 2 die.
messages, and Skarrett was a betting-man.lo,ooo 21 Coplap=ted) ._ 2 „ -
343 leas
General C
100,000 1 Don Poise, N. De Rey 11., par pin - The prisoner denied that he was a betting man. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) as. 100 %oafish Cendial
ill 1100 Shropshire Mika -. •- 25,000 8 , East Del Rey (Limited) MI 12WA - 5,i to 51 d
Pegg said both the prisoner and his brother were The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to our 86. 1100 South Devoe 47 49 - 26,000 2 IFortuna (Limited) .... all i 1 2 -
b. tying men, and his brother drove a trap. market this morning coastwise and by land carriage lik ,1133 South laden6o,ooo 2 llrrontinottßolivialleld til 1 1 - The on
The prisoner said the two of them were larking together was limited. Although there were very few samples on 74 lau Slabee,Weldeghlakae 70°
1704 705
4-7 90,000 10 General an 10 M
when the accident happthed, and he believed the man did 1 the stands, the demand for all kinds was very inactive. lit io: ,Tagja46 - 08,000 1} ['panda (Ulf: ).. 1 .lied 1 die - 3 4ma -. Discount 1
tot wish to proceed against him. Nevertheless, hlonday's prices were firmly supported. The ft 100 Waterford & - -
167,000 3 lUnares(lAmited) .... all 1 2 - when a die
e ledla -
4.111 )'cgs believed from what Johnson had said to him that condition of ;he supply was very middling. M 6 , waterloo I Whl --•-. ,927 6 'Lusitanian (Unilted).. 11
words; that they would •• square" it. We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat, fresh as 50,000 4 ;Panulcillo Copper (L) Bpar - The du
30,000 6 Pestarena Gold (Um.). 2 12 iPm Bank bee,
Ahl.rman Besley remanded the case for a week to sea well as ex-granary. sine dry qualities were taken off BRITISH P 0881100145. lO,OOO 10 PoutgliamdfinverLead all 7 8 ...
how Johnson gut on and refused to take bail• somewhat steadily, on former terms ; but other kinds 6. 1 pd. I aAn.wara 1 Ausiseeetses I „„,. 100,000 a Port Phillip 1 5 1 - the &Toni
CLERK ENWELL. moved off heavily, at late rates.
100 i ell AtienticitSt. Lawrence, 56 68 i 126,000 1 Scottish Austral. (Lim.) all 1 i _ -
ViILFCL DAMAGE AND DISTURBANCE AT THE RAGLAN MUSIC The floating trade was rather bossy, at about stationary es i
1103 Bows. Bar. &C. In. g6p.c. 100 101 aln 101 1- lin 11,001 03 St. John del Rey (Lha.) 15 IA it all the 31st u
thl74 80 United Mexican (Um.) le 2 -
HALL. prices. IS lO ) Do. le Bharat 4 ills 4pin xin . - 20,000 3 Val Antigorta Gold . 13,
4 die par - The am
.14 ii M'Donabl, aged 35, a boot-maker, of 7, Devonshire- There was a steady sale for malting barley, at full cur. mil an .sessio I 'Ake Huron, 4
street. Queen-square, was charged with being drunk and rendes. •Grinding and distilling sorts were very dull, and 16 ion I Do. Preference 24 tilt I = 60,000 1 'VallanzascaGoldLUM. Pis him - the Turki
moos 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim 6 6 S die - credit of
tharderly at the Itaglanffilusic.liall. and wilfully damaging rather cheaper, owing to an imnienae influx from abroad. Ile 1100 11222.11ea1th.202311e1ah I ...• 6.000 10 'Val Smears 'Limited 6 - - -
I 1 4 par cent 1871-3.4
a •piantity of music, the property of Mr. Donald Kerridge, The supply of malt was seasonably good. Meat dlad6P• nt. lee .oti.
T. Pasternap. c.g - •,- 1 MAW 6 ,Washoe °old Limited all IL -
the, director. thins were in fair request. In prima, compared with Um- Sa 1122 IC
T. & Dock Sp. c. 45 66 x in' - 80000 1 'Worthing (Limited) .. all
15.000 1 ,vortarenciania(liza• an - give notic
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Mr. Kerridge stated that be resided at 19, Cleveland. da,.,_vi no change took Phu"' lee fau ineara,..o7.eserret. 1014 1024 . - 65.000 5 Yudanamntana iLim.' an 115 15 ruary, it
ro,d. Islington, and was chairman and musical director of oats were in full average =POT. and moderate request, In ,no !last gn. 6 o lO/ 102 x in 1021 ain 6 per cent
the It.4;lan Music-ball. Last night, between the hours of I.'
t fell quotations. The show of English was limited-of is i I 6 Do, do. 6do - - - MISCELLANEOUS. -.

Capper
lOoplapo (Untited)
Don Pet'so, N. Del Ray
Nut Del Rey (Limited)
Fortuna (Limited) ....
Trontino&Bolivialeld
General
Kannada (Limited)
ILlames (Limited)
Lualtaidan (Limited)
Panulcillo Copper (L )
Partarena Gold (U..)
PoutgibowdSilverle
Port PhUlip
Scottish Austral. (Um.
St. John del Rey (I.lml
UnJted Mexican (Urn.
Val Antigorla Gold ..
VallansascaGoldk'Llial
Vancouver Coal (Lim
Val Samara 'Limited
Washoe Gold Waited
Worthing (Waited) ..
, Yorke Peninsula ( I
Yudanamniana
MISCELLANEOt..
Anglo-American Telegraph (lAm.),
Atlantic Telegraph 8 per tent., 731.
City of Moscow (Limited), 18.
Commercial Union (Assurance), 5, 1.
Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 25,
• Crystal Palace, 301 295, 30, ad.
HFoi. )tian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 41, 5.
Electric Telegraph, 1355, rm.
London General Omnibus Company (Lim.), 3).
National Discount Company (New) (Limited), ironed at
prem., 25 to be paid, 12.
Peel River Land and Mineral (Limited), 38.
Submarine Telegraph, 59.
Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 2.
PREFERENCE SHARPIE.
Gt. Eastern, East. Counties Eaten., No. 1, 805.
Great Western.—Orig. Pref. 45 per cent., 805, ad.
Gt. Western, West Mid.-oild.. Ist gua. Stk., 114.
Midland, 4) per cent. irredeemable, 951.

The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to our
market this morning coastwise and by land carriage
was limited. Although there were very few samples on
the stands, the demand for all kinds was very inactive.
Nevertheless, Monday's prices were firmly supported. The
condition of he supply was very middling.
We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat, fresh as
well as ex-granary. Fine dry qualities were taken off
somewhat steadily, on former terms ; but other kinds
moral off heavily, at late rates.
The floating trade was rather homy, at about stationary
prices.
There was a steady sale for malting barley, at full cur-
rencies. Grinding and distilling sorts were very dull, and
rather cheaper, owing to an immense influx from abroad.
The supply of malt was seasonably good. Most descrip-
tions were in fair request. In prime, compared with Mon-
day, no change took place.
Oats were in full average supply, and moderate request,
at full quotations. The show of English was limited—of
foreign, good.
Beans were very dull, and, to have forced sales, lower
rates must have been submitted to.
The inquiry for peas was heavy, at barely late rates.
The sale for both English and foreign flour was very
quiet.
The gnu:unctions in seeds were to a moderate extent,
yet prices were supported. Cakes commanded full quo-
tations.
CURRENT num.
ENGLISH.
Per Qr.
8.
EMIL Kent, red, UM 65 to Oa

Mr. Kerridge stated that be resided at 19, Cleveland-
ro.,.l. Islington, and was chairman and musical director of
the Raglan Music-hall. Last night, between the hours of
11 and 12, the defendant entered the hall and took a seat
directly opposite to him. Near the end of the performance
he (witness) turned to see if everything was right on the
stage, when be was surprised to find the wLole of his
music and the programme book thrown on to the stage.
He turned and saw the defendant in the position as if he
bad joist thrown the books. Some of the persons in the
ball said that the defendant had thrown the music, and
a police.tonstable was called and the defendant given
into custody. The music was damaged and torn ; the
damage done amounted to about 10s. He had not given
ithe .lefen.lant auy provocation, nor could he account tor
behaving in the outrageous way that he did without it
was for sheer mischief.

45 65 x in
101 e lon
101 1022 in
1041 106 e xlndul
19} 20i
35 90
51 69
50 64
1 61 63

,Oraad Trtn.k of Csaadal

10651611[41,1d
. 20* *

Do.
Do. let prat Bonds..
Do. do. deferred
Do. tad prat Bonds.
De. do. deterred
Do. ird pref. Stock..
Do. do. deferred
Du. tilt prof. Stock..
Do. do. deferred,
Teat Indian Peninsul►'

88 a

23 2.5

Do, pm 6 per cent.

104 10541n&d 1051 xin & zd
L Ipeorm&.l
1plosIn&41
100 x in

Police-constable Bass. 1.54 E, said that the defendant was
very drunk and disorderly when he took him into custody.
Mr. Kerridge said that he could not estimate the damage
done to the programme book. Several of the leaves were
torn out, and the loss to him would be very great.
The defendant said that he considered the amount that
the damaged music was estimated at was very much be-
yond its proper value. Any of the pieces of music that
fn.,
ere produced could be purchased at half price. He could
or deny that he was the worse fur liquor, and that he
.1 thrown one piece of music on to the stage, and he
now regretted that he had done so.

.„
—Dow LS to Si
whits, old SS to 72

0323. S. I.
Malt, bCtlr4 3O
21
to 25 to 96
„ white
BEMIS-

Haw . .
t. S. of Inas. g. 6p. et
Do. 41 pot coot ....

—lna

l„_ new 62 to 58
Norfolk and Lsooln
red, nav
1128282.

_____
Mangan
Tick 4l to 44
Harrow
Moon — _ 49 to 62

(Gt. Weetern of Canada
Do. New
Do. f=&
pay. 1873
D 0.6 do. do. 1877-
Indian (Malted)
Madras guar. 6 v. cent
Do. do. 4do
Do. do. ti do
Do. Fifth douj
Kalb. and If °bootie By

121 II
12i 121
91 94
82 96:1n
1811,181
19011 fn!
90 9221 n,
Si 114ximi

121 1 13

Malting
19
ZS
to
to St
Dlatilling
Griodthe
__ 31 to 3446

MALT.
Norfolk, and
sudolk 72 to 78
Kingston and Wars 72 to 78
Brown 6B to 03

X 7 to 40
30 to 63
61 to 45
Boilers
nowt

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Antwerp and Rottenlam, 4,
Dutch Rhenish, 204, id.
Sambre and Meuse. 7}, d.
San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 13i, ad w.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 15i.

A witness was called who proved that the defendant
threw several pieces of music on to the stage, and some of
the pieces were torn. The defendant wu very drunk, and
Shy he threw the music on to the stage he could not tell.
Mr. Berridge said that some of the music that was torn
vr.• original, and some of the pieces were lost.
Tbe.lefendut again asserted that the amount of the
SSi,ges was estimated at too Wi sum.
M. Barker said the conduct of the defendant was very
2!viraceful. He should order the defendant to pay the
moment of the damage, 108., and a penalty of 20s. for
o..is; the damage, or is default of payment 14 days' im-
krivaiment, with hard laboor, in the House of Correction.
The fines and costs were paid.

Ns,

as to at

Town made: Fe; 130
lb..
Household 47 to 64
Country 44 to 46
Norfolk and Suffolk,
stdp 46 to 45

Do. 6 p. pay. 1896
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100 102
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OATS.
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THE " Cmusruw Yze.a."—Mr. Hubbard, M.P.,
writes to the Guardian in condemnation of the " real
presence" alteration in the "Christian Year." He says:
"The blessing, which have arisen to the present gene-
ration of English churchmen from the teaching of Keble's
hymns are so priceless, and those which it may confer
on future generations so immeasurable, that Keble's
executors will, I trust, retrace a step which will materially
detract from the circulation of ' The Christian Year,' and
impair the confiding love which is entertained for the
name of its honoured author." Dean Ramsay, writing
from Edinburgh, begs that, if possible, what has been
done may be undone. " The alteration," he says,
" was uncalled for : the general effect will be very sad.
I am quite sure that in Scotland the effects will be
what Dr. Pusey and Mr. Liddon would themselves
be the first to deplore. The Christian Year' has ex-
ercised the happiest influence amongst us. It exhi-
bited deep and earnest piety in connection with church
of England theology, but with no special mark of extreme
opinions. Just as Watts and Doddridge wrote popular
hymns with no savour of dissent, and as Toplady wrote
hymns without the brand of his ultra-Calvinism, so Keble
wrote beautiful and pious lines which were cordially
received without suspicion by episcopalians of all shades
of opinion and by many presbytmiana of all denomina-
tions. The whole aspect of the case will be changed
by this alteration. Keble will be held up as the
champion of the Romanist party in the church of Eng-
land. A few hesitating expressions of • man who had
passed his threescore and ten will be made to counteract
the happy effects of ninety-five editions of ' The Chris-
tian Year.' I had hoped to see a noble centribution from
Scotland of a general character to the memory of the
sacred poet. With the proposed alteration it cannot be—
I speak at least for myself, and I believe I speak for others.
Is it too late to recall the decision ?

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Russian
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MARLBOROUGH-EMMET.
REFRAeToRY CONDUCT ler A WORKHOCSE.
Three rough•looking young men, named TM/4611 Chat.
{Vellum arid Albert M'arcriy, were charged
ef..re Mr. Knoi with refractory conduct in St. James's
Workhouse.

INDIA], Coax.

Grinding
Distilling
Waging 4O to 42

White AG to 40
Yellow
11.01711.
Tresch, per mak—. 44 to 20
Opentsb „ AS to AO
American, pa bri 27 to 33
Canadian
INTO LONDON, BY WATER
13E2 TO JAN. 2 067, BOTH

OATS.

blr. lienry Knight, superintendent of labour
Si the workhouse, said that he was informed
that the prisoners were making a great noise in one
it the halls, and on proceeding there he found that the
nsoners had been upsetting the tables and jumping lipids
MI, and their conduct was of such a disorderly nature
t▪ all the old men were afraid of them.
Wm. Judge, an inmate of the workhouse, and acting as
emtain of the third hall, said that last night the
ri.onets commenced upsetting the tables and broke some
• and they then fastened the door, so that no one
id either get in or out. The prisoners bad been pre.
(slaty snowballing and upsetting the whole house.
Frei asked the witness whether he had not said to him
i tit of the workhouse into a prison—out of a prison into
e workhouse.'
The witness said he never made such a remark.
Largess, 142 t', aAidlltluit on taking the prisoners hito
.haly at the workhouse they said they would do what
,•r could for the officer Knight, and that they would
to have a month for him.
In answer to Mr. Knox, Knight said that be believed
.11 tiger hail been brought up in the workhouse school
ie other., had been some time in the house. Their toil-
et had bee.. very had ; that morning they had made use
I,...ll.in;uage and thrown their bread about.
Ir. Knot mid that the prisoners had been guilty of
rectory conduct, as proved by the second witness, and
e unstable bail preyed that they had threatened the
leer Knight. Ile should commit them for 14 days each.
As the prironera were leaving the court they abused the
• r Knight, and stated that they would do something
when they cause out of prison.
WORSHIP-STREET.
RDRnERV PREVENTED DT • DOG.
T. •'cs Chroory, 31, an ill-looking fellow, described as
- mid refusing his address, was charged with
,sinz an I etit,ritig the dwelling-bonne of Mr. Robert
• • - ";tiles, Nu. I, :ted Lion-street, Kings Land.
•...• pnes,fator said - lletween 6 and 7 o'clock last even- i
I was alone in the house—no, not alone, for w•ts there, and followed me into the !
'•1•••Ii. The front door was secure, and the
ao win-
f..st.,,,e.l with the usual spring catches. I
Log my hands, and the dog was by my
.• When I noticed him pointing his nose toward the pea. I
• : thus came a low growl, followed by a snap,"or and ,;rowl, the repetition of which convinced we that ,
'btu:: was wrong, and I made at once for the street'
it was still secure. The dog followed quietly, and ..Iv the front parlour door, which I instantly opened,
• I did distiuctly observed the shadow of a man
• • "; as it were to the ground ; all was dark with the
of such light as the open window afforded, and ,
warts of footsteps in snow on the sofa beneath
. furiously as I entered the room, and
•• 1 got to the corner where I had seen the shadow the
• r vas crouching down there. Of course I
1 him--a struggle ensued, he trying to get
his. sir et door, and I endeavouring to pre-
,. . I got him on his back ;be clung to the
J-Ir. and over it went, occasioning so much noisa
doer neighbour fortunately came to see what
better. and gave me a little ease, by holding the
• s till I gut a police-constable. The only thing that
• 1.1. in.', t ly been moved was • mabcgany inkstand, con.
loners in a drawer ; but my wife am best
'EP fact. She is not here.
' -Kiri we meet have her evidence ;it is most
• ...e whether the article was removed. Take
i• present on the remand.

(lute!' breerini7 ES to Id I
„ feeding
ARRIVALS OF GRAL'f, dx„
CARRIAGE. FROM DEC. SI,
INCLUSIVE

Wheat. Barley. Malt Oats War.
an. qrs. an. qia bids. cares
loan& sadfleoleh 1000 120 2400 30 ..
Irish . ..... .. 1120
Foreign. fkr7o 190i3 , =so Tioio 1180
Total 27100 29100 2400 29740 7900 2000

SIMMS Or • MILITIA SZRGIANT.--011 Wednes-
day morning, about 9 o'clock, • staff servant in the sth
Royal Lancashire Militia, named John Johnson, com-
mitted suicide by shooting himself through the head with
his rifle. The deed was committed in his bedroom at the
Militia Barracks, Burnley, end almost immediately after
he had risen. His wife was in bed at the time. He was
45 years of age.
PERSONAL Isamu:Lß.—Two actions wore yester-
day tried before Mr. Under-Sheriff Borchelt and • jury at
the Sheriff s'Coeurt, Red Lion-square, in which judgment was
suffered by default, brought for personal injuries of • seri-
ous character through the gross negligence of the driver of
• horse and cart. Mr. Gibbons was counsel for the com-
plaining parties, and the defendant did not appear. In
the first ease, " Houghton and Wife v. Balding," it ap-
peared that Mrs. Houghton was driving • cart and horse
at Snetsham, Norfolk, where her husband was •
plumber, when the defendant, • farmer in the neigh-
bourhood (whom Mr. Gibbons, in his address to the jury,
described as being in a state of intoxication), ran with his
horse and cart against her vehicle, end she was thrown
out and much injured. Her appearance in the wit-
nees-box denoted that she had suffered severely,
and her husband, who was also examined, said the
defendant had paid the doctor, and he did not want heavy
damages. He lost 201. by the accident, end the jury gave
301. damages. In the second case, " Parson, and Wife v.
Balding," it appeared that Mrs. Parsons, the mother of
Mrs. Houghton, was in the cart with her daughter when
the collision occurred. She had suffered very much, and
exhibited her arm to the jury, which bad been perma-
nently injured. She had, as well as her daughter, been
attended by a chemist named Clarke, who was called as a
witness. Mr. Gibbons told the jury that he was satisfied
with the verdict in the last case, and he thought the awe
of Mrs. Parsons was entitled to the same consideration.

Mr. llnder Sheriff i.;;lT•ripplaTingrhecasel;i;Wit;
jury, said the accident WAS very severe to the old woman,
who had been permanently disabled in ben right hand.
The defendant did not appear, and had admitted. his Mill-
conduct, leaving the matter to the jury to amen the
amount of compensation. The jury awarded 20f. In each
case the damages were laid at 5001.
SECURELY MARRlED.—Married at Stratford, on
the 27th inst., at the residence of Adam Argo, Esq., by the
Rev. T. Itrl'herson, assisted by the Rev. A. Drummond,
of Shalcepeare, the Rev. T. Lowry, of West's Corners, the
Rev. Robert Hamilton, of Fullerton, the Rev. Robert'
Hall, of Missouri, the Rev. Robert Renwick, of Rime, the
Rev. John Fotheringhain, of Hibbert, end the Rev. Mr.
James, of Galt, Archibald M'Taggart, Req., to Catharine
11C1Cay, both of Dundes.—Stratford Baum (Canadian

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Oink o'Cioot.

It is anticipated in most quarters that the Bank
rate of discount will soon be reduced, notwith- '
standing the changes shown in the re-
turn just published, which are incidental
to the period of the year. Next Wednesday the
payment of the dividends will commence, and on
that and the three following days the supply of
money in the general discount market will
largely increase. The stock markets consequently
remain firm, especially as regards English rail-
ways, which must, it is considered, be benefited ere
long by a revival of trade, arising from the ple-
thora of capital. The improvement in the leading
descriptions ranges from to per cent. Consols
opened strongly this morning, at an advance of
per cent., but have since relapsed to the last
prices of yesterday, upon a partial ces-
sation of purchases on banking account,
and some sales on orders from the public.
Foreign securities and banking shares are inquired
for, and are better in several cases. Financial
shares, however, are rather dull, being prejudiced
by the announcement of a call of 1/. on those of the
Credit Foncier.

The applications for discount are upon a very
moderate scale, and good three months' bills are
taken at 3{ to 311 per cent. The supply of money
is large. The rate for short loans in the Stock
Exchange is 2} per cent.

Consols are now quoted 90i to ex div., both
for money and the 10th inst., and ocl to z, ex div.,
for the February account.

Turkish Bonds of 1862 and 1865 are in demand,
and have advanced 1 and f per cent, respectively.
Spanish Passive and Certificates have also im-
proved f, and Russian Scrip /. Turkish Bonds of
1862 are quoted 54 to 55, ex div. ; ditto of 1865,
33 to .1 ; Greek, 14/ to I ; Spanish Passive, 21/
to ; ditto Certificates, 14f to ; Italian of 1861,
52f to 53, ex div. ; Mexican, 17/ to 18,. ; and
Russian Scrip, /to 1/ prem.

United States 5-20 Bonds are flat, and have de-
clined 4 per cent., viz., to 721 to 734. Illinois
Central Railway shares are quoted 82 to 4, show-
ing a reduction of I per cent. ; and Erie, 464 to
47, being I better.

Anglo-American Telegraph shares have receded
2s. 6d., the present price being 15} to 16A.
Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference are
quoted 3} to 3i, being steady.
International Financial shares are quoted 21
to 2 die. ; London Financial, 161 to 15 dia. ;
General Credit, 2to 11 dia., ex all ; Credit Foncier,
5} to 51 die. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16} to 1, ex div.
The ordinary general meeting of the National
Discount Company will be held on the 23rd inst.,
when a dividend will be declared.
The directors of the London and River Plate
Bank have made a call of 2/. 10s. per share upon
the second issue of 251 shares, payable on or before
the 31st inst.

The amount required for the March dividend on
the Turkish Loan of 1868 being already at the
credit of the Syndicate, the Imperial Ottoman
Bank is instructed by the Ottoman government to
give notice that on and after Friday, the lst Feb-
ruary, it will disoount that dividend at the rate of
6 per cent. per annum.

The drawing of the bonds of the Danubian
Loan, for repayment at par on March Ist, is to
take place at the Imperial Ottoman Bank on
Wednesday, the 9th inst.
. _ _

The particulars are published of a number of
bonds of each issue of the Egyptian Government
Loan of 1862, which were drawn on the Ist inst.,
and are to be paid off at par on the Ist March.
The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold
yesterday for the continent at ss. Odd. per ounce,
showing no change, compared with the price lately
current.

The Calabar, from the West Coast of Africa,
has brought about 13,0001. in gold, and the City of
New York, from New York, 2,500/.
At a meeting of the directors of the Ocean
Marine Insurance Company, held yesterday, it was
decided to hold the annual meeting of the share-
holders at the London Tavern on Thursday, the
31st inst. We are officially informed that the
dividend to be recommended will be Si. per share,
by way of interest, and 20s. per share bonus. A
further sum of 10,0001. is carried to the reserve
fund, thereby increasing it to 50,0001. The pay-
ment of Si. per share, on account of interest, will
be made annually in July. Including the hs. per
share paid as interest in July last, the 255. per
share now recommended, and the 10,0001. carried
to the reserve fund, this company's profits for the
year 1866 have been at the rate of 35 per cent.
The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic
return shows this week an increase of 4,1761. over
last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 771. ; the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase
of 1,0231. ; the North British, an increase of 6331. ;
the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the
Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase
of 1,2211. ; the Metropolitan Extension, a de-
crease of 126/. ; and the Kent Coast, an increase
of 1701. - .

The half-yearly meeting of the London Financial
Association (Limited) is called for the 21st instant,
"to receive the directors' report and statement of
accounts for the half-year ending the 31st Dec.
last, and for general business."
A petition for a winding up of the Gilvach
Coal Company is to be heard before the Master of
the Rolls on the 12th inst.
The directors of the Peel River Land and
Mineral Company (Limited) have issued their
annual report, in anticipation of the meeting
called for the 11th inst. The paragraph relating
to the dividend is given below. It appears that
great difficulty has been experienced in making
sales of surplus stock, even at reduced prices :

It will be Neen by reference to the accounts that an
income has been endived amounting to 14,8711. 17.. Ild.
There is likewise the balance in hand, standing at the
credit of the reserve fund, retained for the payment of in-
come tax, and the augmentation of future dividends,
Liam. 2g. rd. • making a total of 16,4;951. Os. sd. Out of
this sum 9,0601. was divided as an interim dividend
on 11th August last. The directors now recommend
that 6,0001., free of income tax, be declared as a second
dividend, payable on and after Thursday, 17th January
next, making a total of 24 per cent. for the year on the
consolidated stock of the company.

An extraordinary meeting of the Surrey Com-
mercial Dock Company took place yesterday, when
the directors were authorised to issue new ordinary
stock to the amount of 1W2,8641.
The directors of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company, on the 13th ult., declared a dividend of
5 dole. per share, free of government tax.
Creditors of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and
Japan (Limited) are required to send the particu-
lars of their claims to the liquidators by the 4th
of February.
A general meeting of the shareholders in the
Peninsular, West Indian, and Southern Bank
(Limited) is called for the 21st inst., when Mr. H.
Chatteris, the liquidator, will present a report.
The numbers are published of various Six per
Cent. Debenture Bonds of the Submarine Tele-
graph Company, which were drawn on the 31st
ult., and will be payable on the Lit March.
The weekly return of the Bank of France shows
the following changes :
Coin and bullion Decrease £1.580,000
Bills discounted ... lncrease 2,413,000
Government deposits Decrease 1,813,500
Notes in circulation
Private deposits
Advances
The commercial settlement at the end of the year
in France is always very heavy, and fully accounts
for the changes shown in the above return, which
are extensive enough, had they occurred here, to
have caused our Bank to put up its rate of discount.
The Bank of France, however, is happily in • bettor
position to understand and satisfy the legitimate