The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-07 00:00:00

Tlll4 EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7. 1866.

to pay the plaintiff's expeases Some. I took him to his
room and locked him io whilst I woes to the visitor's
dining-room tease if his dinner we. ready. He asked me,
u a special favour, to allow him to dine in his private
roam, sod I counted. I looked the door according to
custom io oases of expulsion.
[The ease was proceeding when our report loft.]

Mr. Payee, addressing the prisoner, mid it was a very
shameful thing for the primmer to try end rob a shipmate.
and especially one who had had loch a provkisatlal escape i
but as nothing was known of Mm, the senlewee of the court
upon him was that be be Imprisoned and kept to hard
labour for nine months.

An the prosecutor was leaving the court, be was sur-
rounded by meow &grow, of Merin by word of mouth
his amount of the foundering of the ship London.

SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.)

Otis o'CLoom
The railway market is firm to-day, and Metro-
politan, Midland, and Great Northern stooks ee-
hibit a rise of fto f per cent. The other leading
lines are steady, at the closing quotations of yes-
terday.
London and North Western stock is now
quoted 126} to ; Great Western, 581 to 59 ;
Midland, 1241 to 126} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1211 to jf ; Metropolitan, 136} to 137 ; South
Sautes, 731 to 1; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ;
Great Eastern, 39 to f ; Great Northern, 129
to 130 ; ditto A, 147} to f.
Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues
in request, and has risen to 43 to f, being=
cent, higher. Great Western of Canada
are steady, at 16} to I.
' LILY MAIM P' STOOL
ft. 12.1.1 Litwin. I Clu.-4Priess I
yesterday. to 1 p.m.

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54. 106 Do. Do. lierelord 181 1011 -
I 105 Lancashire aTorkskdre 10 1111 121*
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10 6 Do. do. 1E67 -
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10 all N. it 11. Thatern lase la 12 -
Bt. 100 Illeottlab Central -
BL 100 110401 t N.Z. Absr.Nk. 64 0
lit. 100
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all £lrodoaM.Lwrmao
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all Do. do. dolorrod
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100,000 10
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Bank of kluoonsland
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of New Zealand
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firosillan&PorauguosolL
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13.000
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10,000
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10,000
10,000
10.000
11,000
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poirottdoilerl Beak (L)

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PREFERENCE SHARES.
North Eistorn —Stockton sad Darlington B 6 par et., 31.
North Eastern—W. Hartlepool Harbour sad BAII way, 801.

FOREIGN 111.A.ILWATIL
Bahia end Sea &SWUM (Limited) guaranteed 7 per
*eat, 151, 1.
Ottoman (Smyrna and Aidia), 9.
Recife and San Francisco (Limited), guar. 7 per ct., 13.
Seabee and Neu., 91, 1.
San Paolo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 161.
MDICELLANEOLTS BRAES&
Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per omit. (Limited), 21, 3.
Berlin Water Works (Limited, U.
Ceylon Company (Limited), 9i.
China Steamship rad Labium Coal (Limited), 21.
City of Moscow Gee (Limited), 51, 5.
Commercial Union (Insurances), 7.
Credit Foooier and Mobilier of England (Limited), 81, 11.
Credit Fonder issued at a pm. of which 11. is to pay, 04.
Errption Commercial and 'Trading (Limited), 5, 41.
Sleatrie Telegraph, 139.
General Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 5,1,1.
Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Lim.). 61 xd.
International Finiuscial Society (Limited), 51, 1, xd.
Joint Stock Dingman% (Limited?, 41.
London Financial Association Limited). 131, 1, ad.
Madras Irrigation and Canal (a paid). 17, 1.
National Discount Company (Limited), 15/.
Oriental Gas (Limited) (all paid), 51.
Ormond, Gurney, and CO. (Limited), 19), it 1.
Royal Mail Steam, 110, ea die.
Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited), 121, 12 dim.
Upper Assam Tea (Limited), 5.

Nairn
Aberdeen ..
Leith
Ardrossaa
Greencastle
Raleigh'
Cape Clear
Liverpool
Holyhead
Penance
Brest
Rochefort
Plymouth
Weymouth
Portamouth
Yarmouth
Scarborough '
Melds '
Helder.. 1

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W. JP. St
W.
W.S.W. 10
W.
W.N.W. 10
W.S.W. a
N.W. 4
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W.N.W. 6 9
W. 7 I 8
W.S.W. 7 10
W.& W. 8 6
&W. 6 6
W.B. W. b •
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PROBABLIL
THLRIMAT. 01 NORTIW PIIDAY.
B.W. to N. W.. gales at 001,1alL 8.W.t0 N. W., strong.
Internals, some rain squally, unsettled.
Or &DOW.
LW. to N.W. and back
varying from a gale
to f resh, rain at times.
As next above.

As above.

801719721111. Similar to above.

'lawman Similar.
Northern=Scotland. Westarn=lreaand, Wales, and 'Ala-
eencies. Southern=gosliah Channel and Bay of Blow.
IrsaternmZeatward lfiWand and North ft&

A letter from Dresden announces the death in
that capital of Madame Wagner, wife of the well-known
musical oomposer.

DISASTROUS FIRE AT EBHER.-011 Monday
evening, The Grove, the residence of Mr. J. Herring, was
totally destroyed by fire. The house was of an imporieg
appearance, seen from the London and South Western Rail-
way, near which it stood, is its own grounds, epprceched
by a well-crowu avenue. The property was fully insured.
Tan PORTRAIT EXHIBITION AT SOUTH KIN-
SINOTON.—The portrait of Charles 11., by Sir Peter Lely,
well knows as a prominent object at St. John's Hones,
Winchester, and which is the property of the city, was
en Friday, by permission of the corporation, sent off to the
above exeibition.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT • HUNT MEET.—Yesterday
morning the Hurworh hounds met at the railway station,
Bishop Auckland. There was a large gathering. Just as
the party were shoot to move off to draw the covers, a
scream of a mooing engine caused the horse of Colonel
Trotter to rear, and losing his balance the animal feU bank,
his rider being under him. Colonel Trotter was picked no
deed. The deceased hold the office of coroner of South
Durham, and was about 60 plan of ago.
SIR CROSWELL CROSWELL SEVEN YEARS WITH-
OUT • Bala.—Mr. Oreaswell become a student of the
loner Temple. and was called to the bar by that
society in 1818. He joined the Great Circuit of the
North, and his progress there was not ranid, nor, on
the other head, was it minimally slow. When he was
elected member for Liverpool, in 1837, there were pre-
sent in the evening at the dinner-table of his host two
young barristers, who iotended to join the Northers
Circuit ; and oa their healths being proposed, before they
returned thanks, Mr. Cromwell looted to be allowed to say
first a few words. He then in the kindest manner eroreseed
his good wishes for the success of his two young friends,
an 4 spoke of hie own career, and the length of time he had
to wait before be got into practice. He mid that he at.
leaded the anises at Leamehire for wives years before he
held there a Angle brief feet a very long period of probe.
tion, we may add, in these days of intense competition and
attorney relationship} He meant this by way of en-
ooluneetneat, and to show that no me need despair. Bet
ease( the barristers could not help ohourviag. in eelmow-
lodging the toast, that it was only equivocal comfort, for
if • such things were dose is the green tree, what would be
done in the dry r—Lars Magazine, February number.

MONEY MARKET.-411118 DAL)

Ora o'Ctoow.
There is an increased amount of business in the
stock markets to-day, and the tendency generally
is rather more favourable. Consols are unchanged,
but English railways and foreign securities have
advanced in several instances. Amongst the
latter, the principal feature is a rise of
about per cent. in Spanish Passive
Bonds and Certificates, upon the announce-
ment that negotiations for a settlement are once
more in progress. The shares of the financial com-
panies are also in demand, and a alight improve-
ment has occurred in International Financial, Ge-
neral Credit, and Credit Fcucier and Mobilier.
Attention is partly directed to the monthly settle-
ment in the funds, which will be concluded
to-morrow.

The discount market is quiet, and the supply of
money good. No transactions are reported in
good three months' bills, however, below 71 per
cent. In the Stock Exchange advances till to-
morrow on English government securities are
obtainable at 7 to 8 per cent.
Consols are now quoted 861 to both for money
and to-morrow's settlement.

Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in
strong demand, and have risen 1 to I per cent., re-
spectively. Greek and Egyptian scrip have also im-
proved t, and Brazilian scrip and Mexican t.
The quotations are as follows :--Greek, 121 to 131 ;
Italian,6ll to 1; Mexican, 201 to 211; Spanish Pas-
sive, 26/ to I ; ditto Certificates, 15 to 1 ; Turkish,
1865, 39 to t ; Brazilian scrip, 1 to 11 prem. ;
Egyptian scrip, 1 to / prem.

American securities exhibit no variation of
importance ; 5-20 Bonds are quoted 67f to f ;
Erie Railway shares, 531 to f ; Erie Railway
shares, 63} to f ; and Illinois Central, 74 to
International Financial shares are now quoted
to I prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 11. to
prem. ; London Financial, If to If die., ex div.;
Imperial Mercantile, I to k prem., ex div. ; Credit
Fonder and Mobilier, 3} to f prem. ; Overend,
Gurney, and Company, 4 to prem. ; and Joint
Stock Discount, b} to 4f die.
The shares of the London Financial Association
'yesterday were again severely prejudiced by the
announcement that Mr. Savin, the large railway
contractor, whose embarrassments have been re-
ferred to by rumour during the last few days, has
been compelled to suspend, though possessing a
large surplus. This company's shares fell at one
period to 2 discount, and closed lbs. worse than
on Monday.
The applications at the Bank discount office yes-
terday were to a good extent? and rather more
numerous than on Monday. This arises chiefly, no
doubt, from the state of the general market, where,
although the supply of money was good, the rates
for the beat three months' bills were not below 71
to 8 per cent. The fact, however, that bank bills
having six months to run are taken at 7f, indicates
a belief that the existing high value of money will
not be maintained for any lengthened period. For
six months' trade bills the charge yesterday was
7i to 8 per cent. There is an expectation that
the market will be influenced to some extent by
the monthly settlement in consols, which is fixed
for to-morrow.

It is said that the mail steamer for Brazil, which
will leave Southampton on the 9th inst., will take
a rather considerable amount of sovereigns.

The Stock Exchange Committee yesterday ap-
pointed Friday, the 9th inst., a special settling day
in the following securities, viz.:—Scrip of the Ar-
gentine Republic Six per Cent. Loan, to be marked ;
scrip and consolidated sterling mortgage bonds of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, to be
marked ; shares of the London and Australian
Agency Company (Limited), not to be marked.
The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows
this week au increase of 1,2111. over the correspond-
ing week of last year.
The vacancy in the chairmanship of the Madras
Railway Company caused by the death of the late
Gen. Duncan Sim has been filled by the election to the
chair of Mr. James Walker, hitherto the managing
director of the company. Colonel J. T. Smith has
been appointed a director, and Mr. Julian Byrne
secretary to the board.
The meeting of shareholders of the London and
South Western Bank (Limited) took place yester-
day. The gross profits for the half-year, including
the sum of 3121. carried forward from the last ac-
count, have reached 25,1391., and the disposable
balance is 10,2971. It was decided to appropriate
5,8294 to the payment of a dividend at the rate of
6 per cent per annum, free of income tax ; to
write off 5001. from the preliminary expenses ; to
add 1,5001. to the reserve fund ; and to carry
forward the balance of 2,4671. to the next account.
A call of Si. is to be paid on the shares of the
General Exchange Bank (Limited) by the Ist of
March.
Advice' from Brazil by the Oneida show an in-
crease of receipts of the Bahia Steam Navigation
Company for December, 1865, of 2,0001. over the
preceding month. The ttaffio for the year 1865
was 43.5301. against 31,5601. for the preceding year,
showing an increase of nearly 12,0001.
The dividend due the 20th inst. on the Panama
Railroad Company's Second Mortgage Bonds is an-
nounced for payment by Messrs. Brown, Shipley,
and Co.

TONSDAT EVENING.

Console, which closed yesterday at 861 to 87,
both for money and Thursday's settlement, opened
this morning at the same quotation, and closed at
86f to 1. For the Bth of March the last price was
871 to f The official business report is as fol-
lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 861,
T; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 861, 7 ; New
hree per Cents., 861, 7; Bank Stock, 245, 7 ;
India Stock, 2101, 9 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021,
f ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. enlaced rupee
paper, 1074 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 14e. to
15s. prem.
Indian Government securities were quiet. Ex-
chequer Bills were unaltered, at 73. to 2a. dia.
The transactions in foreign stocks were not very
numerous, but the tendency was again firm. Atten-
tion was chiefly directed to Spanish Passive Bonds
and Certificates, which were in good demand, and
rose per cent. Venezuelan Bonds of 1864 also
improved 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1854 and 1862,
dto ; and Italian of 1861 and Egyptian scrip,
On the other hand, Brazilian Bonds of 1863
eclined 1 per cent., and those of 1852, 1858, and
1860, were fiat.
Bank shares continue generally firm. There was
a demand to-day for Alliance, Commercialpf India,
Imperial, London Bank of Mexico, and Bank of
New South Wales, at an improvement. English
and Americas, and London and Westminster also
met with inquiry, while Bank of Egypt, London
and South Western, and Metropolitan and Pro-
vincial declined. Alliance Bank shares were last
quoted 11 to 2f prem., ex div. ; Imperial Otto-
man, 3 to 1 prem., ex div. ; and Anglo-Austrian
Bank, f to 1 prem.
In the market for financial shares attention was
chiefly directed to London Financial, which were
again extremely heavy, and were quoted at one pe-
riod ea low as 21 to lf discount- A partial reco-
very afterwards took place, but the closing quota-
tion was still 15s. worse than yesterday. On the
other hand, International Financial and Credit
Fonder and Mobilier showed a slight improve-
ment, and General Credit and Imperial Mercantile I
were steady. The last pries' were as follows :--
International Financial, Ito prem., ex div. ;
General Credit, 1 3-16 to 5-16 'prem. ; Loudon
Financial, If to 14 discount, ex div. ; Imperial Mer-
cantile Credit* 1 to 11 prem., ex thy. ; Credit
Fonder and Mobilier, S 5-16 to 5-16 prem.
National Discount shares were last quoted 104
to 1 prem., being 55. better ; Joint Stock Discount,
51 to 5 dia., showing an advance of Is. 6d. ;
Overend, Gurney, and Co., 44 to prem.,
a rise of bs. ; General Ottoman, 34 to f prem.,

ex dir. • and Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4. There were
few dealings in miscellaneous shares, and the only
movements were a rise in Ceylon (A), Union Ma-
rine, and Consolidated Discount, and a decline in
Dlillwall Freehold Land.
The shares of the London Steam Towing Com-
pany were nominally quoted 14 to 2 prem. ; Charles
lAtlitte and Co., 3to prem. ; and Loudon,
Asiatic, and American Company, 1 to 2 prem.
United States 5.20 Bonds were in ult.
re
and advanced per nt. Illinois Centralßail-
way shares also met *ith inquiry, and Erie were
steady. The last prices were as follows :—.5.20
Bonds, 674 to I ; Erie Railway shares, 53i to 4, ex
div. ; Illinois Central, 754 to ; Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Debentures, 824 so 834;
ditto small, 834 to 844 ; ditto Consolidated Ster-
ling Mortgage Bonds, paid np, 784 to 724, ex
coupon ; ditto scrip, par to prem.