The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-10 00:00:00

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100 all Atlantic &St. Lawrence
St. 'lOO Born. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e.
20 10 Do. Y Share*
24, all Buffalo dc Lake Huron
It all • Do. Preference
100 100 But.,ltrant.,&Godertchl
I I 6 per cent.lB7.i-34
it, 100 CaL &S. Eastern sp. c.g.
it. 10C Cape T. & Dock op.c. g.
100 ! all IkAuerara,7p.c.perpref.
St 100 last Bengal gu. 6do
20 • 5 ; Do. do. 6do
it. 100 • fast Indian an. sdo
100 Graud Trunk of Canada.
100 ' all • Do. Equip. 51.8.6p.et '
100 all • Do. Dupre?. Bonds '
100 all Do. do. deferrodi
100 all . Do. 2nd pref. Bowls. I
100 all ; De. do. def,rreal
100 all Do. 3rd pref. M.A '
100 all ' Do. du. deferred'
100 all . Do. 4th preL Stock 1
100 all Do. do. deferred:
it. 100 Great Indian Penlniuls
20 all Do. aim. 6 per neut.'
20 6 Do. New do.
20 . Do. New
it. 100 Gt. S.of ludly g. sp.
it. 100 ' Do. 41 per cent.
It. Do.
2o} all Ot. We-stern of Caunds'
20} all Do. New
100 all I 11i.13p.c. Eds.pay.lB7 1
100 ell 1i0.56 do. do. 1577.8
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it. 100 Madras guar.. sp. cent.
it. 100 ' Do. do. 4do
it, 1001 Do. do. 4i do
20 all : Do. Fifth lixtension
60 all • Mein. and llubtn's ls.ty • 61
100 all Do. op. ct., p ay. 1330. 100
100 all Do. sp.ct , ply. la* 82
it 100 N.lt of Camel, c.letp. & 81
4t. 100 ,Scinde. we. 5 per cent. 90
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The Chichester, a 50-gun frigate, has been
handed over to the committee of the Boys' Refnge, Great
Queen-street, es a training ship, and on the 18th the cere-
mony of inaugurating the vessel, which is in one of
Messrs. Green's docks at Blaikwall, as a training ship,
will take place. The Earl of Shaftesbury, the Lord
Mayor and Sheriffs, Sir John Pakington, M.P., and
Sir Stafford Northcote, M.P., are expected to be present.
It is believed that this will be the first training ship estab-
lished in the river Thames for homeless and destitute
boys within the present century. The expense of com-
pleting the vessel and fitting it up for the boys is esti-
mated at about 3,0001. Towards this sum nearly 2,0001.
has been received. Fifty boys will be placed on board
the ship on the 18th inst., and as funds are contributed the
number will be increased to 200.
The Mayor of Quebec telegraphs on the 7th
inst. to the chairman of the relief fund committee in
London :—" Nearly 20,000 people houseless. Losses over
2,000,000 dole. Calculation in your speech about correct.
Full statistics will be sent you in about two weeks.
Letters sent to-day. Canadian government just subscribed
50,000 dolt."
The examination of candidates for admission to
the Royal Military College, 'Sandhurst, under- the regu-
lations dated Horse Guanla, March 31, 186 d, will coin-
thence at Chelsea Hospital this morning, before Major-
General W. C. E. Napier, vice-president, and the members
of the Council of Military Education. The examination
will occupy the whole week.
Tax LATE DR. PETRIE.—A deputation of a very
influential character, headed by his Grace the Archbishop
of Dublin, waited on the Lord Lieutenant yesterday, to
urge that the pension of 2001. per annum given to the late
Dr. Petrie should be omtinued to his four daughters,
ladies of great accomplishments and very delicate in health.
Lord Abercern received the deputation as one who sympa-
thieol with its object, and who also knew equally with all
the gentlemen present the strong claims Dr. Petrie had
upon Om country, to whose literature he made such sub-
stantial and contributions.—Dublia Bribing Mail.
REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT STAFFORD.—On
Saturday night the members of the Stafford branch of the
National Reform League held a demonstration. The pro-
ceedings commenced by a torchlight procession numbenng
about 1,000, most of whom appeared to be respectable
workingmen, who, headed by a band. paraded the principal
streets of the town. A meeting was afterwards held in the
Lyceum, which was well tilled in every part—a circumstance
that in itself testifies to the earnestness of those present in
the cause of reform, as admission sal only to be obtained by
the purchase of a ticket. The principal speakers were Mr.
Edmond Beales, of the National Reform League. the Rev.
A. O'Neil (Birmingham), and Mr. George Odgers(London).
Mr. lila, the liberal member for the borough, had been
invited to attend, but in a letter to the secretary he
declined, op the ground that he could not countenance a
movement bend upon manhood suffrage and the other
principles of the National Reform. League. Several reso-
lutions pledging the meeting to support the principles and
course of action adopted by the lesurueliaving been passed,
the proceedings terminated with the usual complimentary
votes of thanks.
PUBLIC FEELING AT DUBLIN.—It is satisfactory
to observe that the public mind has recovered its proper
condition of calm confidence, and that business, which
was almost suspended seine days ago, is reviving. The
vigilance of the polies authorites, both in Dublin and at
the various porta, will sufficiently guard against the only
danger to be apprehended—the Intrusion of foreign emis-
saries. The country, besides, has now a garrison of mili-
tary adequate for any emergency, and the troops are so
distributed as to assure the people, in all parts of the
provinces, of complete protection. We regret to learn,
however, that certain subordinate officials are creating
panic by officious proceedings, which would be expected
but of all from persons in their position. It has been in- '
tirnated to us that, in a suburban district of Dublin, one
of those gentlemen has busied himself to establish a de- . DEK.
scription of vigilance committee. We impute none but
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the best intentions, but at the same time nothing can be • •
more mistaken, and even raischievous.—Deb/ist 4"
5e5 41" °L.!'" 4 P•c• Mar:a
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Si. O.Ntlut4D.e. Jan.& I y
100
Mod. 510.000 BR o.Vistn.—W.
THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW.—The fixture Or I p. et. Jan. & July . . 100
the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's show for 1867 has 618,000 Et ILaneltilltip.c..Dus.l.o, 100
100
been made for the first Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 1004 te.,Ms.lp4.Pc:lanj min ; 100
in August, and the Think people are making good progress si„, lit. I Do. tip.e. Jan.a July too
with their subscriptions, and offer the racecourse as the yk1.m.49.0„ Jima July lop
site of the show. The happy ides of adding the hound ; Bt. I Mkiland.sp.c.Jan.stJuly
100
show on the last day is again to be carried out, and, it is Bt. N. British, E. P. & D. 8.,
understood, is likely to become amore imposing spectacle sp. et, Feb. & Aug... 100
• emu N.laten.,4p.c..lan.R.July 100
than ever. St. soot.N.L.4p.e.Ap.tOet. IRO
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY AQUATICS.—It has men
decided, at a meetine of captains at Cambridge, that the
usual challenge shall be forwarded by Mr. Griffiths, the
President of the Cambridge University Boat Club, to YR': 1
Oxford next term.
GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD S7lt, SA
882,800,100
laidNuroN.—Number of patients -for the week *ending ems& At
Doc. 8, 932, of which 223 were new cases. sr.oni

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