The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY

came off, and from the pocket t.l several watches
and other jewellery. The primmer then held a knife
over her, sad as she emeamed for help her husband rushed
into the room whilst his wife held his hand. Mr. Pedroletti
took hold of him, when • desperate struggle ensued, and they
all MU downstairs together. Prisoner was held down till
the arrival of a countable. It was then found he had
broken open the drawers with a chisel, and abstracted
from them watcher, chains, rings, keys, teals, brooches,
mosey, and other things, to the value of about 150/.
Mn. Pedrolotti was very much injured, and felt very
weak from the blows which the prisoner gave her. A
portion of the property was found on the prisoner.
Prisoner said he would plead guilty to all but the knife.
He took what came to his hand. _ . _ _ _

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY)

Ows O'CLOCK.

The railway market is rather quiet to-day, and
most of the principal lines show no change. Me-
tropolitan stock continues heavy, and has expe-
rienced a fresh fall of 1 per cent. On the other
hand, Great Northern has improved 4, and London
and North Western 1.
London and North Western stock is now
quotedn 1254 to 126; Great Western, 58 to f ;
34.a4 d, 1231 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1221 to ; South Eastern, 731 to 744 ; Great
Eastern, 424 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1284 to 1294 ;
Great Northern, 1264 to 1274 ; ditto A, 144 to 4.
Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is still
llat, and has further receded per cent., being now
quoted 354 to 36. Great Western of Canada shares
are slightly lower, at 164 to 1.

Mr. Yardle committed prisoner for trial. and observed
that Mrs. Pedroletti, who he could see was mush shaken
in her ensonnter wits the primer, bad shown great
bravery.

THE GREAT Flan IN ST. KATHARINE'S DOCK.
WZDNESDAT, 1 O'CLOCZ.—We are happy to state
that this (Wednesday) morning, owing to the rode.
fatigable exalting of the new Metropolitan Fire Brigade,
Messrs. Shand, Mann, and Co., with the aid of Beek and
Co's hydrae* the fire may now be said to be entirely
"got wader.* The land steamers have been removed,
all the machines at present required to be worked
en
the stem floats which are throwing four or five
tons weight of water per minute upon the still smouldering
run It is now expected that the fire will be entirely ex-
tinguished by the end of a week.
Tin Paneca OW WALES LIFEBOAT. On Mon-
day we reported the noble services performed on she 29th
ult., during a very strong gale, by the Albert Edward
lifeboat stationed at Padstow, in saving from an inevitable
death 17 poor fellows from the wrecked barque Juliet, of
Greenock. This lifeboat was presented to the National
Lifeboat Institution by the citizens of Bristol, who readily
consented to the new lifeboat bearing the same name as
that which it repined at Padetow. The late lamented
Primo Consort always took oingiderable interest in the
Padetow Lifeboat station, and had consented when the
old boat was first ant there that it should be named
the Albert Edward after his Royal ifigiuming the Prince
of Wales. On Monday the Lifeboat Institution tele-
graphed to Omani Knollys the gratifying intelligence that
the new lifeboat had saved 17 persons. To that commu-
nication the general has just returned the following
newer :—" Sandringham, King's Lynn, Jan. 1, 18G6.
Dear Eir,—Your telegram of to-day he been laid before
the Prince of Wales, aid I am desired to apron the
great satisfaction his royal highness experience at a life-
boat baring his name, having been the means of saving
the lives of 17 human creatures.—l am, ka—Fruscis
Ksouys."

Too HoUtuu.ros Pooa Aur.-•The guardians of
the poor of St. Pancras assembled yesterday to give express
skin to their opinion collectively u to the pt.toesdings which
tack plane at the inefetence of delegates from the various
metropolitan boards held under the chairmanship of Mr.
Fernald, the Poor•law inspector, at St. Martin's-hall, on
Saturday. Mr. Ohurcheards; Robson brought up the
report of the delegates as to what was done at the confer-
eineej-viz., to fix a uniform dietary to hamlets poer-sup.
per for adult' and children above 9 years, boa. bread end a
pint of rniel, and same for breakfast, with 4os of bread
arid g pint of gruel for children under nine pen ; but that
to adults the gruel for supper be discontinued between the
Lt April and 30th September. The report also stated
that a resolution had been unanimously adopted that all
wayfarers should be compelled to perform task labour in
accordance with their abilities in enure for the relief and
shelter afforded, to be allotted in each establishment u the
guardians might deem meet applicable. A long discussion
ensued, and the taking away the gruel from the dietary
in the summer months was strongly condemned, as well as
the indefinite character of the resolution with regard to
labour test, which in the opinion of many would not lead
to the desired uniformity. Ultimately, an amendment,
moved by Mr. Jonathan Salter, was carried by a large
majority, to the effect that the board agreed with the report
as far as the dietary table is consented, but considers that
with a view of establishing a uniformity of labour test, a
definite amount of work should have been specified for the
several grades of applicants, having regard to their physical
capabilities.
THE COUNTRY SUPPLY OF MILK TO LONDON.—
The great demand made by London dairymen for milk from
the country districts, consequent upon the havoc made in
metropolitan cowsheds by the prevailing cattle plague, is
quite unprecedented, and although a large number of
country dairy farmers have abandoned the process of con-
verting milk and cream into cheese and butter, and availed
themselves of an open market for their yield of milk
in the great metropolis, yet the increased demand exceeds
the ability to supply. Daring the last few years a large
and annually increasing supply of milk has been transmitted
by railway to Loodoo, but on the outbreak of the cattle
dews and its fearful destruction of mulch cows in the
metropolis and suburbs there was a panic among the milk.
men to obtain a supply for retailing out to consumers, and
from August last an insuperable demand has prevailed, and
an increased supply of milk is the result, as may be seen
by the following statistics of milk brought to Leedom by
the undermentioned railways. The Great Northern Railway,
for the seven months preceding August in Midyear, brought
into Loudon an average of 595 gallons daily, which io the
subsequent three months increased to 765 gallons per diem.
The North Western during a similar period, averaged 342
gallons a day, and increased rapidly to 2,480 gallops The
Great Western, which brought comparatively little till last
year (1865) suddenly rose to as average of 2,971 gallons
daily, and io the last month brought in the aggregate '
103,214 gallons. The South Eastern, which averaged 643
gallons daily, did not materially increase' and during the
last three mouths the average was 679 gallons per diem.
The Great Beaten, up to August, averaged 2,540 galloon a
day, and after that month increased to an average of 3,157
gallons. The Sinth Western averages for the last three
months are 3,760 gallons daily, and the London and Brighton
Railway 233 gallon,. The above seven railways daily
import 13,145 gallons of country milk into the metropolis,
which in the aggregate is 4,732,200 gallons annually, with a
growing demand and increasing supply, irrespective of milk
derived from other country resources. -Times.
THE CONVICT ROBINSON.—Tuesday next, the 9th
instant, has been fixed for carrying out the sentence of death
by air. Justice Keating on Charles Christopher &i-
-t'll:11' i for the murder of Harriet Segar,in Wolverhampton,
on the 26th of August. The customary day for the execution
would be Saturday next, which would have allowed the coo-
vict the usual two Sundays after receiving sentence, but for
some reason the day has been changed. Robinson had a
long and affecting interview with his brother and uncle on
Friday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Walker, who conducted
his defence, is making great efforts to obtain a commuta-
tion of thy sentence, on the ginned that the unhappy young
mau was not responsible for his actions when he committed
the murder, and we understand that he is supported by the
two most eminent authorities on lunacy in this county.
Memorials for presentation to Sir George Grey, Secretary of
State, and Mr. Justice Keating, in the convict's favour,
have been prepared, sod Mr. Walker will proceed to ledidon
to-day (Wednesday) for the purpose of presenting them. Of
course it is impossible to my what may be the result of the
exertions which are being put forth in the convict's behalf.
-Wolverhampton Chronicle.
FORTUNATE RECOVERY OF TREASURE.—A sin•
gular recovery of property has just been made in the port
of Havre. The ship William Tell arrived a few days back
from Para, and a passenger was getting into a boat to go
on shore, with a traveller's leathern pouch suspended
from his neck, when the strap broke, and the bag, which
contained 20,000 fr. in gold and notes, fell into the water
and disappeared. The owner remained some drys in Hoyle,
while attempts were being made to recover the property ;
but all efforts were unsuccessful, sad at length, in despair,
be left that town and went on to Paris. Tune days back,
however, two boatmen of the port made another trial with
• line, to which strong fish-hooks were attached, and which
they dragged along the mud. They at length succeeded in
catching hold of the bag and bringing it safely into their
boat, and then deposited it at the police-office. The owner
has since presented them with a sum of 800 fr.
THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAMS.—We Must take
in this cue higher ground than any people or government
hats hitherto had the moral courage to take. We most
throw aside the ancient fictions, and deal with facts as facts.
We most recognise that men like Davis have bad their
grand uses in the life of a nation ; that they make those
stands and cause those wara that purify governm-ot
and render it impossible for it to become partial
and tyrannical. Davis represented some millions of men
who believed that they were oppressed and who rose with
the spirit of freemen. Shall we stultify our history—our
immortal declaration- by saying that the representative of
all those men deserves death for having been their repre-
sentative? Where doss government originate? With the
people-we declare by every fact of our history. And with
how many people if not with eight millions? We agree
with the radical Members that Congress should take up the
ease of Davis, but we believe it should take it up only to
sat him at large on these high grounds ; recognising
openly and bravely as the sense of the American people that
arts such as his do not deserve death. We shudder se we
read of the terrible acts of British officials in Jamaica, who
outberbarise barbarism ; we shudder to contemplate British
judges sending men to 21 years' penal servitude for the crime
of desiring a better government for their country. Let us
be consistent with these feelings, and set an example of
national magnanimity that may put that power to the
blush. Our cans* does not call for any man's blood, and we
must not let parties. hatred put his bloody stains on our
national history.-Near York Herald, Dec. 23.
CURIOUS OBITUARY BOTICIL—The Atlanta
(Georgia) Messenger gives the following odd notice of a
deceased citizen of that place "He was the father of 11
goes, sof whom married 5 sisters. He had 189 grand-
children ; and at his funeral, two weeks ago last Sabbath,
two horses were stuns to death by bees, and soother came
nu war losing his life by the same."
FaM(ORATION TO THE SOUTHERN STATER —A
Georgia letter-writer says that, " for one Northern man
coming into the Carolinas to live there are at least twenty
mimics into Georgia. Ms plda fack and so exaggsratiost,
to say that there are b el molt meta locating in
• " Northers and Weston Gem±_uThery ems mainly from
Ohio, lodises, end Illinets, there are men from New
• York, Consectilouts Miahisu Wkseesdm Thegreater
portion of all these were soldisrs."-Not York Tiers.

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Some of the present quotations are subjoined,
viz.:—Greek, 14} to 15 ; Turkish Five per Cents.
of 1865, 42 to } ; Spanish Passive, 272 to 28 ;
ditto Certificates, 141 to 15* ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ;
Branilian scrip, nto prem. ; and Mexican, 22}
to j, ex div.
Brie and Illinois Railway shares have declined
per cent., the present quotations being 57} to
and 78 to } respectively. 5-20 Bonds, however, are
slightly firmer, at 65} to }.
International Financial shares are now quoted
1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to *
prem. ; London Financial, 4 to } prem. ; Impe-
rial Mercantile, 2 to } prem. ; Credit Fonder
and Mobilier of England, 3} to prem.,
ex all; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 6} to }
prem.

The shares of Charles Lafitte and Co. are
quoted 2} to 3 prem. ; English and American Bank
Ito prem. ; and London Steam Towing, 1} to 2
press.

Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received
the following remittances on account of New
Granada dividends, viz. :—From the custom-house
of Santa Marta (which includes 400 dole. from Rio
Hacha), 2.0001. ; Cartagena, 6661. lla. 7d. ; and
Sabauilla, 2921. o,s. Bd. ; total, 2,958/. 12e. 3d.
There were again no bullion transactions at the
Bank. The 38,0001. by the Reda, from New York,
has been taken for abroad, and the 61,5001. by
the Cornwallis, from Sydney, is expected to be also
sent away.
The City of Cork, from New York, has brought
only 2,6001. in specie.

It is said that the next outward Brazil steamer,
which will leave Southampton on the 9th inst., will
take a considerable amount of sovereigns.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
firm, without any material alteration in the rates,
which were as follows :

Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 2 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18
to 4 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 2 ; Antwerp, 3
months, 25.474 to 524 ; Hamburg, ma. bum, 3 months,
13.94 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 174 ; ditto, 3 months,
25.45 to 50 ; Prankfort•on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1204 to
; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 month; 29a to 30 ; Vienne,
eft. So., 3 months, 10.80 to 824. Trieste, ditto, 3 months,
10.80 to 825 ; Madrid, 3 months, 464 to i• ' Cadiz, 3
months, 474 to 4; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 65; Genoa,
3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 •
Naples, 3 months, 25.61 to 65 • Potions); 3 month;
25.60 to 65 ; Messina, 3 montlis, 25.60 to 65; Lisbon,
90 days, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4.
- -

The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 1,0791. over the correspond-
ing week of last year.
Mr. Francis William Russell, M.P., chairman of
the National Discount Company, was yesterday
elected chairman of the London Bank of Mexico
and South America. _ _ _

The annual general meeting of proprietors of the
National Bank is convened for the 30th inst.
A memorandum from a " Stock and Share-
holders' Inquiry and Protection Association," of
Pope's Head-alley, has been received, stating that
"the damaging reports of withdrawals from the
direction, and of losses incurred by the London
Financial Association, are totally unfounded."
We are requested to state that Mr. Anthony
Locke, of 24, Basingliall-street, has joined the
board of direction of Peuson and Co., Limited.

Subjoined are the quotations of insurance and
[cur shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of
last evening :
Insuranee.—Alliance British and Foreign, 15, 4, 144 ;
Atlas, 114 to 4 ; Commercial Union. 74, 4,4, 4 ; Guardian,
471 to 4 ; Indemnity Marine, 127 to 4 ; Liverpool and
London and Globe (Six per Cent. Annuities), 1224, ex
div. ; London, 471 ; London and Provincial Marine,
24 to I; Marine, 90 ; Thames and Mersey Marine
(Limited), 84 to 4; Universal Marine (Limited), 44, 4, 4.
Gaslight and Coke.—Bombsy (Limited), 54 to 4, ex all ;
Brighton, 28 to 4 ; Equitable, 751 to 6 ; Imperial,
cum div.: Imperial Continental, 974 to 6. ex div.:
London, 73; Surrey Consumers, 144 to 15; United
General, 31 ; Western, 161 to 17.
The following was posted in the Stock Exchange
yesterday :—" The Consolidated Bauk (Limited) has
received the sum of nineteen thousand and fifty-five
pounds three shillings and five pence (19,0551.
3s. 5d.) from the earnings of the month of
November of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for the credit of Trustees Coupon
account."
It is notified that " the acceptance of office in
her Majesty's government by Mr. G. J. Goschen,
has necessitated his retiren.ent " from the firm of
Masers. Frubling and Goacben, but that in other
respects the partnership remains constituted the
same as before.
Among the New Year's changes we also observe
that Mr. Henry Threlkeld Edwards retires from
the firm of Cash and Edwards, and joins that of
Edwards and James, of which his father is the
senior partner.

TUESDAY EVENING.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 87i to I
ex div. for next Tuesday's settlement, opened and
closed to-day at the same quotation. For money
the last price was 87 to 1. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 87/, 7, k ; ditto, for account, 871, ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 86g New Three
per Cents., 86k, ; Bank of England stock, 24611,
5 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1021, 2, 4 ; Five-
and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 108} ;
India Bonds, 15s. prem.
The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. Ex-
chequer Bills remain at 6s. to 2s. dis.
The transactions in foreign stocks were upon an
increased scale, but the tone was dull. Turkish
Bonds of 1862 declined I per cent. ; those of
1865, ; Greek (including the Coupons), and
Russian of 1862, ; and Brazilian Scrip and
Spanish Certificates, I. Turkish of 1858, however,
improved k. Many securities in this department
are now quoted ex dividend.
In the market for bank shares the principal
feature was a rise of 5/. in Bank of London.
Colonial, London and County, Provincial Banking
Corporation and Union of London also improved
while Hindikstan,
Merchant Ottoman,
declined.
London Financial shares were in demand, and
improved 21. 6d. to sa. On the other band, General
Credit and Credit lousier and Mobilier receded
slightly. The closing quotations were as follows :
International Financial, / to le prem. General
Credit, 2k to I prem. ; London -Financial 4* to
rem • Imperial Mercantile Credit, to
Pram ; pram.:
Foucier and Mobilier, to
pram., es die. and new.
National Discount shares were last quoted 11/ to
1211 prem. ; Joint Stock Dimount, 1 3-16 to 11-16 die. ;
Overend, Gurney, and Co., Si to prem. ;

PREFERENCB SHARES.
Great West.—Oria. 5 per coat,
O redm. prof., 99 1001 id.
Midland ConsoFL Brat. sadAILWAYS
Birm, 6 pea.coat., 133.
RRIGN R
Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9f.
Omtral Argentina, gnarsateed 7 pat omit, 31.
Ottoman (Smyas to Adis), 9f xd.
Sambre and Manse 5i par cent preiereace, =a.

MONEY ItARILET.-171118 DAY.) Hudson's Bay, 16* to L ex div. ; and Ottoman
SoeiCti Gen&ale, 3* to 4 prem. Miscellaneous
Oars °Ilion& shares were inactive. The variations comprised a
The amount of business in the stock markets rise in Atlantic Telegraph, Fore-street Warehouse.
continues small, but the general tendency to day and Panama Steam, and • decline in Ceylon, Cass-
is somewhat better, owing partly to the diminished nint s iaidianUntiudlnsurance, Humber Iron Works,
an
demand for money. The English funds have ad- The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
vaned I per cent. Foreign and British railway lions for shares in new undertakings were as follow :
stocks are steady, with the exception of Metropo- London Steam Towing, 1 to 2 prem. ; Charles
Man, which exhibits a fresh reduction of 1 per Lafitte and * to 3 prem. ; and English
cent. Financial shares show dulness, and • frac- and American Co.,Bank, Ito If prem.
boreal reduction has occurred in London Financial, The shares of the Hercules Fire, Life, and
Marine Insurance Company were quoted f to If
General Credit, and Imperial Mercantile. The prem.
shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. are also Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures
slightly lower. , were in request, and rosel *
per cent. Erie Rail-
-1 The demand for discount to-day is moderate, and way shares also improved 1, and the 5.20 Bonds,
the supply of money is large, yet the general charge • Illinois Railway shares, however, declined
in Lombard-street for the best paper is equal to that' ..
1
The following were the latest prices, viz.:-
20 BOWS, 65* tog • Erie Railway shares, 57i to
at the Bank. The rate for short loans in the Stock 58 ; Illinois Central, 781 to f, ex div. ; Atlantis
Exchange this morning was 6 per cent, but has ; and Great Western Railway Debentures, 84 to 85 ;
since declined to 4to 5, owing to the large supply Iditto small. 85 to 86 ; ditto Consolidated Sterling
I
of money on offer. ' Mortgage Bonds, paid up, 80 to 81; ditto scrip, f
Consols are now quoted 87* to I, ex div., for; to lk Pros,
money, and 87f to I for the account (Jan. 9).
Foreign stocks are steady, with transactions to a
fair extent. There is a slight demand for Bra-
zilian scrip, which has improved I per cent. Other
descriptions are mostly quoted the same as yester-
day.

AItINES.-MHIB DAY.)

oI deuxi.

The mining market coatinues inactive, but
prices generally exhibit steadiness. Great Yoe
shares are quoted 33 to }, being firm ;
East Lovell, 134 to 14 ; North Treakerby, to ;
West Caradon,lo to Clifford Amalgamated 19
to 20 ; Lady Bertha, ; to 131. ; East Carsdon,
to 9 ; East earn Brea, 51 to ; and Nast Rose-
warne 345. to 30s.

Petitions for the winding-up of the Roma Grande
Gold Mining Company, and the St. Cuthbert Lead
Smelting Company, are to hoard before the Master
of the Ronson the 13th instant.

At Bcoat; CondtncWmTeiiiTi held yesterday the
accounts for the four months ending Oct. showed a
credit balance of 423/. 16e. Id. A call of Is. Gd.
per share was made.
The Great North Laxey mine sold on the 29th
December 30 (computed) tons of lead Or*, at
151. • ss. Gd per ton.