The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-20 00:00:00

THE ErP4Ftti!AS, ~WI D,Alr - MNING, 42iNIJAATt- „188.

THE FE'CLkil PROf3ECUTIOES.

I,NPER VTE APPRAT.—BRAVE CoNDUCT 01, A WOMAN. i
7.4 unto x. 22, was charged with being concerned
with four others in stealing an overcoat, value 205., from
the 6411 at 1, St. George's-square, pimiioo ; also amaulting
Thomas Roberts.
1 John Hunt, of 1, St. Georgeseqnare, said—Last
ml.iht coming ficni dinner at 8.45 I received information
sal went to the station. I found I had lost a coat from
tio. hall. It was safe at 8 o'clock.
Cron-examined by the prisoner—lt is my coat ; I have
Lad it two years.
Sarah Agnes Williamson (cook to last witnesa)—l caught
the prisoner with the coat on at 8.30 last evening in
Lupus-street. About fire minutes to 8 the bell was
pulled and I opened the door, and a boy about
14 or 15 asked for a bottle of medicine.
told him to go to the surgery in Tachbrook-street, and
said he was sent from there. I went to the drawing-
nvou, and so I returned into the hall I found the lad was
Poe, and I missed the coat. I went and made an alarm,
Ind want out, and going down Lupusmtireet met prisoner
and four others, and directly I recognised the lad who
r's
*ta at my maste house. I got hold of him and sand

"Pollee," and two of the others said, " I'll hold him if ? behind some petit and kitties in a replicas& I know*,
you go for police." w
oes, tants up wearing the coat, ' name and ad of the man who stopped the prisoner.
and offered his servfoes, and I let loose the lid and I Croonexaralsied by the pennons—l lest mw you rooming
1 seined him, and I held him until I was exhausted ; sad be out of the house in Ony's-on-reed. I am positive you
thew me down, and put his foot ca my side, telling the tarried either an umbrella or a *tisk. Chaaslerlain was
Ohne to run. I got up, and be threw me down the with me at the time. 1 told you what I was when I
seemed time end ran away, and I after him, and as he got spoke to you in Tottenham-eoart•rued. I said I should
tate Denbigh-street he was stopped, and I saw him strike take you into custody as a deserter. I say you knocked
the man with a weapon he had in his pocket. A constable me down. I can swear podtively I heard three repwas about te.
then came up. . There are three chambers still loaded. I 12 or
Thomas Roberts, 136, Lillington-street, said—Lart night ;15 yards from you when I heard the report. You placed
I heard a cry of " Stop thief," and I stopped the prisoner, your stick between my legs which partly tripped me up.
I seizing him by the coat oolLtr. He hit me on the side of the Some persons were near when you yenta the ground but
head with the life-preserver produced. I was too close to I did not notice any one before.
take the whole force, but was knocked down, yet did not William Chamberlain, 163 18—I was with Chown on
lose hold, and the female came up and charged him with Saturday morning, watching the house in Sidmouth-street,
stealing her master's coat. As soon as I recovered myself, Gray's-inn-road. I saw the prisoner come out of the house
I and a special constable held him untilihe police came up. in the evening and we followed him to Tottenham-oourt-
Croes-exammod—You struck me directly I collared you ; road. At the corner et Bedford-street, Chown asked the
I was alone, and so were you. There were witnesses to prisoner if his name was Clancy. Prisoner replied " I don't
the assault but they are not here. know you." Chown asked the prisoner where he lived, and
John William Parkes, a special constable, foreman in pt no answer, but on asking him his name he replied, " I
the West India Docks, proved taking prisoner from Mr. live at Great Collegoetreet, Camden-town." Chown said
Roberts ; he was very violent. ,he should take the prisoner into custody for being a
Joel Odell, 138 B, took the prisoner, who said he deserter.
had just bought the coat for 125., but he did not know of i Witness proceeded to corroborate the of
whom. . evidence deposed by the last witness, and whole
the
also added—
Remanded till Monday next. The revolver was about five inches from my head.
when it went off. The flash went into my eyes and my
GREENWICH. . hair and beard was full of powder. I s .M.O him twice
DESERTION OT WIPE A:10 FAMILY. on the head with the butt end of the revolver. We took
Edwin Russell, a journeyman engineer, of 7, Holland- himthe station, to
street, Blackfn' was brought up on remand chargedgentleman offered to do so arm till a
with 'Phis wits 'Posing life and two children to become charge- , and then he took
Lis arm and I walked behind. I heard him
able to the poor rates. ! say something about a dual end not having
From the evidence of Mr. Patte, relieving officer at ; yinent. We told him we were police.officers
Deptford, it wwed the prisoner's wife and children C Tottenham.court-road. That was as soon as
became cliargle about 12 months since, and that during 'he said "No . when we asked kiss if kis km,
that time he had kept his whereabouts unknown, and is I was i 115.... iro said at that time "We are two-poll
was not until it was saiertained that he was employed at , offietTr;.7;'l don't know what became of his stick.
Messrs. Rennie's works, Blackfriars, that be was appre- I was present at 25, Sidmouth-street when the
heeded. I search was made. I did not personally find any
The prisoner pleaded that he was compelled to leave , thing. I was looking after the other young man. When
his wife, as she had got hint out of every employment he I the prisoner fired at me I was about fifteen yards from
obtained. He had been working at the eve engineer- ! him. He fired point blank at me.
ing works at Crewe, and he had written to has sister to 1
1 The prisoner—Did Chown tell me when he first spoke
ascertain from his wife whether she would return to him to me that he was a constable ?
with the children, but she had refused. Witness—No; but li did the second time.
Mr. Braude said the prisoner's conduct bad been as bad I Prisoner—You say
I had a stick or umbrella, and that I
as it possibly could be, earning good wagesl4 • first class re him down?
artaan, and allowing his wife and children to be supported Witness—Yes.
out of poor rates. He was then sentenced to two months Prisoner—Describe the spot.
imprisonment with hard labour. Witness.—lt was on the right hand side as yo
rushu go to-
wards Oxford-street, and about oppolite toe he b shop.

• persons ran after us when you ran away.
About forty persons came to the station. Many were ad-
mitted ; too many, for the place became crowded, and
we were obliged to turn some of them out. When
the second shot was fired you were on the right hand
aide of the square, going towards Charlotte-
street, and you were about opposite Caroline-street.
At the station.house some remark was made by a gentle.
man about my hair being singed, and I think you replied
" I am sorry I did not kill you ." but I did not mention
this because I did not hear it distinctly and was not sure
of the words.
After some further evidence,
The prisoner who said he was a reader and reporter,
but did not wish to say for what paper, was remanded till
to-morrow week.

FL'RTHKH EXAINONERS.—(THATION OF TH
DA E REMANDED
PRISIS Y.)
THE CHARGE AGAINST CLANCY.
The slackening interest in the Fenian prosecu-
tions appears to have been revived by tberecentdisclosures
and arrests. The crowd in Bow-street this morning was
much larger than at recent examinations. The court
itself was filled to its utmost capacity and large numbers
of persons were unable to obtain admission.
As on the former occasions the prosecution was con-
ducted by Mr. Giffard, Q.C., and Mr. Poland, instructed
by the solicitors to the Treasury. Mr. Charles Harper, cf
Argyll-street, appeared for the two Desmonda and
English ; and Mr. Lewis, of 22, Great Marlborough-
street, for O'Keefe, Mullaney, and Anne Justice.
An impression had prevailed that Clancy, who was appre-
hended on Saturday night, would be charged separately at
10 &clock and remanded, and that the remanded prisoners
would be brought up at 11 ; but from some unexplained
cause a considerable delay took place, and until near 12
o'clock the course of proceedings about to be adopted was
not known. It wan then announced that Clancy's case
would be proceeded with first.
A few minutes before 12 o'clock John Clancy was accord-
infer placed at the bar before Sir Thomas Henry charged 1
with shooting at with intent to murder police-sergeant
Chown and police-constable Chamberlain, both of the E
division of police.
Mr. Poland said he had the hononr to appear in this,
case for the crown, to prosecute the prisoner for shooting ,
at two police-officers, with intent to murder them. The
prisoner, it seems, is a deserter from the Royal Engineers,'
and on Saturday the two officers, Chown and Chamberlain,
were watching him. They stopped Lint, and demanded
who he was. Ile gave a false name and false Kaaren, and
they took him in custody ou suspicion of being a deserter.
Upon that the prisoner knocked the sergeant down, and
ran away, pursued by the two officers. Presently he drew
a revolver, stopped in his flight, turned round, and fired
at one of the officers. After ruuning some distance fur-
ther, be fired a second shot at the other
officer. Ultimately be was stopped, and thrown on the
the ground. Wulle in that position be again fired at one
of the officers, and by God's Providence the bullet was
stopped by • pin which bail in some way got into the her-
mit, or he must have been killed. His face was blackened
and hie hair singed. The officers had shown great courage
in pursuing • man whom tiny knew to be possessed of a
revolver, and continuing the chase though he turned round
from time to time to fire at them. It was to be hoped that
persons seeing the courage and determination shown by the
police would be deterred from repeating these dastardly
attempts to murder persons by the use of the revolver.
John Chown, police-sergeant E 5--On Saturday I west
with Chamberlain, 11l E, to 26, Sitlinouth-street, Gray's-
inn-road, at about 8 o'clock in the morning. We had
ascertained that the prisoner Patrick James Clancy was
lodging there. We were in plain clothes. We watched
till 7 o'clock in the eveniug, it might be five minutes
past, when he came out of the house. We followed him Vs'esrmi ABBEY.—In consequence of con-
to Tottenhanncourt-road at the corner of Bedford street ; - TER
siderable inconvenience having arisen to the public from
I 'topped him and said, "Is your name Clancy ?" He said;
I naked hi. again if has name sou unauthorised persons in the neighbourhood of the abbey
•'I don't know you."
where Ho cnid... No ;my mines Recd.,. I asked him assuming the character of guides, and thus misleading and
where he lived' He said, " Great College-street, Camden- exacting money from visitors, under the pretence of show-
ing them the precincts and the entrance to the church, we
town." I asked him if he had just left there. He said,
ar
Yes ; and came by the way of the Gray's-inn-road." / e requested to warn the public against all such persons,
'• and to state that the north door of the abbey is always
said, " I shall take you in custody on the charge of being
Ac nom an f open on week days from 7.45 a.m. till dusk, and on Sun-
a deserter from the Royal Engineers." days, for the services, both this door and that by Poet's-
had said the words, he put a stick or umbrella
corner. On week days the latter door is closed for the pre-
between my legs, and touching my heel with his foot,
sent, in consequence of the works for the restoration of the
tripped me up. I fell on the ground, but got up. as
Chapter-house close by.—Tinses.
quick as I could. and saw the prisoner running
away towards Balford-square and Chamberlain DEATH or MR. FREDLRICK &Ann.—We regret
after him. I also ran in pursuit, and when I got to the to announce the death, at his residence in Ampthill-equare,
corner she him meanie in the,
square. I called ous, of Mr. Frederick Slight, well known for many years as
" Stop thief." The ;intoner turned round. I saw his the secretary of the London and Brighton Railway. tie
face, and felt a whiz like a bullet passing came by my was appointed to that office at • very early age about
cheek, and saw a flash and heard the report of a pistol -1 20 years ago, the period when Mr. Laing, M.P., first
saw something in his hands, bright and shining, like became chairman of the board. The dimmed continued
a revolver. Chamberlain was on my left, about to act as secretary down to the time of the important
six yards from one, and nearer to the Psi- inquiries of the investigation committee last year ; and it
sonet but the prisoner turned round to the is believed that the anxieties connected with the financial
right and pointed the pistol point blank at me. After I embarramments of the concern producel a lamentable
saw the flash he kept on running round the south side of
affecte upon him, both mentally and physically, issuing tu
the square towards Charlottastrest. We Mill pursued omplte and premature decay of his powers. Mr.
him. After running about 15 yards further he turned Slight yam only 41 years old at the time of his death.
round to the left and discharged the barrel at Chamber- THE THANK.; AT WINDSOR. —The river, which
lain, who was then near the railings. I should say Chain- has been at Windaor unprecedentedlylowandclearthrough-
berlain was about 12 or 14 yards born him. I saw the flash out the autumn and early winter, has within the last few
and saw the pistol in his band—very plainly that days considerably increased in altitude. The rise corn-
time, as I had gained ground on him. I saw mowed yesterday week, during which day there was • rise
Chamberlain stagger against the rail. I still pan- of quite eight inches in the height of the water. Since
sued him crying, "Stop thief," and Chamberlain also ran then the rue has continued, excepting on Wednesday,
after him again. Chamberlain hut got within five yards when there was a alight decadence. On Friday it was,
of him, when • man stopped the prisoner and caught hold however, again on the increase, and there is every sign of
of him by the collar, when Chamberlain got up to them high_ water throughout February.
he caught hold of him, tripped him up, and threw him on PROPOSED CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE FORDEVON.
his back on the ground. e stilt had the Metal in his —Lord Forteacne invites signatures to a requisition to the
hand. (The pistol IrAS here produced ; it w•• • sued High Sheriff of Devonshire, asking that a oounty meeting
barrelled revolver.) 1 beard a report and saw a Rash. Whim may be called for the purpose of considering the expeih-
I got up to the spot Chamberlain had just wrenched ency of establishing one county ch tether of agriculture
the pistol from his hand. Chamberlain struck him on the for Devonshire, with Exeter foe it* centre, and local
head with the butt-end of the pistol There was a branches in the other chief market towns.
smell of powder, and Chemherlain's face wee blocs= SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—In consequence of
and his hair singed. We kept him on the ground the death of Mr. Godson several appointments and pro.
• few minutes till we recovered breath and got' motions heve Met been hippogu staff of this railway.
the assistance of a special constable. We then mr w. z.f. Williams hnc nted chief inparintcn.
conveyed him to Georgastreet station. Just I
as !
I dent of the line, t
eumessioe to the late Mr. Godson;
we had got him off the ground and were about to start Ur errinder, superintendent at the Waterloo terminus,
one of the bystanders said, You rascal, did you intend to ma V
mr. /,,,ler, of Bitter, are appointed amid.," wintrio.
shoot me ; what did you want to shoot me for r He said, tendenti in conjunction with Mr. wiliinnic; Mr. 6: IC.
to
" I did not intend shoot you, it was this man I meant to , Hai district superintendent nt Windsor, sinew. Mr.
shoot," nodding towards Chamberlain. Going down Char- vecian'. dm as superintendent nt *raw..
lotte-street the prisoner said, " Are you two policemen?" THE HEALTH OF ENGLISH WORKMEN. —The
I said, " Yes." Ile raid, " I think I have had • very good
battle, and fought • fair duel, and lam only sorry I have prWird "Wel Jewwwl wig that oar geld" "the"
not got payment for it." I then took him to the station. wear wit tee man end die I°° ••47- It has commenced •
Chamberlain took charge of the pistol till we 1 series rd Melte an the Preventible Diseases cd the led"'
got to the and then handed it to Mr. Searle, the I hied Clase4mbased on inquiries directed more especially
is which the diseases of the workman can
superintendent. station,lt was then in the same condition as it is be these
now. Three chambers bed been discharged, and in one of
them the bullet bad been csught by • pin which "in,,, 6,!!„.al_talfarhe__,_r in, some lel "we. end emdderehil
stuck between the chamber and the barrk. At eiewi"w'" le tee" "wee and frequency in Other'. Ba-
the station-house be deselibed himself as " James I deavours will also be made to trace the injuries to health
Clancy, no fixed home, reporter." I afterwards arising fill° Parra causes to which some classes of we*"
searched his lodgings, at 26, sidnunth.ctmLimen are sublested during work hours.
Thatw cn Sunday morning. Hu sister wa, jugs 1 REPORTS or SPECIE 71011 Btlittrefl AMMO AND
opening the door with • key front the outride) when I MONTE VID7O.E following ft • donoleinwn of the oa-
went up to the house. I went into the first floor front poet of *soh flow Buono', Arno to Honks MS% fn.
room and saw a Wallin (his mother, I was told), and in the ^ MOY (whin the exodus of spade first set in) te bleweenber,
beck room. • man I believe to be his father. I made a 1867:—87 E•Ehib mil 71. 220A1714 New* gift*,
march. I found a drawer locked. That was in 307,991 L; Marseilles steamers, 17,700 L • Liverreoldro,
the first floor front I opened it with • key • 1,418,4081.; Landon dampers, 59,900 LL 4011,2,
which I had taken from his pocket when I . ENFIELDS 701 THE KING 07 13HRIKaHL—There
searched him at the etation. I did not see what was have lately been diseensions as to the gasp ef easedlng la
found in the drawer. I went away, and left Superinten- the wishes el the Bißgeramaßlirnab l• bi with
dent Searle and Inspector Garforth to seach rawer. 10,000 Saida Ages. is to hare
In the kitehen I found two eil-oharebered revolvesrlvers which promised whet was required, enTeigerdisr, le have raged
I me
pate They are not loaded. They are not of the the King fa ehesin am
pt=lidies, std OA as is
same matern as the one found co the prisoner. I and yenally the mess, Wiles NOW se
found • great quantity of bullets, two bullet moulds, and accag his stn_
will the eemmiden ea the per
a canister of powd The pistols are quite Testy. &see whisk wed' bs hp the Meer IWe wombs
They have not been.ned for some time. His moldier wheeler the esomemenh wasedeed Oehwel Pitebe le
and brother were present. The kitchen doer was looted, ear lie arasse dais the lope el deni. wt the samples
till it ass
opened for me. One revol was hi an old box Mesh ad Ilidielde is wee semenie. la ease %make roses he
without obi, and the other wrapped In paper sad thrust the bibs Aft —Jiladrai Allennene, Dee. IL

APPREHENSION OF SUSPECTED FENIANS AT
DEPTFORD.-( THIS DAY.)

This morning, at an early hour, the police suc-
ceeded in apprehending three men at Deptford. on a
charge of administering the Fenian oath to a man who
subsequently gave information to the pollee, which led to
their apprehension. Their names are Florence Macarthy,
of Prince-street, Deptford ; James Richardson, of New
Queen-street, Deptford ; and Maurice Littleton, of 103,
New.street, Deptford. They were at once conveyed to the
Deptford police-station, and subsequently brought in the
police van to the station adjoining the police-court, where
they at present remain in custody. No charge has yet
been formally entered against them on the police-sheet,
and it is expected they will be ordered to be conveyed to
London fur examination at the Bow-street Police-court.
Two out of the three accused were recently sworn in as
special constable.

THE EXAMINERS ON STANDING ORDERS OP
BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

(SITTING THIS DAY.)
The examiners on standing orders of private bills
in both Houses of Parliament commenced their sittings
this morning—Mr. Frere, in room 16 ; Mr. Palgrave in
room 17.
The list contains the names of 22,4 bills, the principal
of which are schemes for or in relation to railway matters.
The bills proceeded with and disposed of this morning
were the Haveriordwest Borough, Acton and lirentford
Railway, Worthing Gas (unopposed), Waterford Harbour.
Bradford Waterworks and Improvement, Kennington
Market, Rochester Bridge Estates, and the Maryport
District and Harbour. The examiners met on Saturday,
but the meeting was a formal one, and no business was
done. They adjourned until tomorrow (Tuesday).
Since last sessions some alterations have been made
Two new drinking fountains have been erected in the long
corridor, and in Weetniinster-halt several new statues are
being placed in the Lords' or west side of the hall.
At present three have been erected on wooden pedestals,
via., James L, William 111., and George IV. but we are
given to understand they have only been placed for ap-
proval.
The crypt beneath the hell has been redecorated and
gilded by Messrs. Crane, of Marylebone, and is now an
object of great interest to the numerous visitors from all
parts of London and the country.
The title of " Postmaster of the House of Commons"
has been conferred upon Mr. Lawfonl, who has conducted
the post-office business for many years.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
on 0.010014
The stock markets are quiet, with few Ultimo-
tions, and prices generally present no variation.
In the absence of fresh features, either favourable
or otherwise, speculators are not disposed to enter
into additional operations at the moment, while at
the same time there are very few bond fide orders
in the hands of the brokers. Consols and
nearly all the home railway stocks and foreign
bonds are unaltered, but some of the colonial go-
vernment securities exhibit an advanoeupon inveet-
ments. Banking, financial, and micellaneous shares

than emma : ear dealers have secured supplies in anti-
ciliatiston et Mobil Ilse. Br= s dodo emirate prim.

BATuaDAT Emma

---- -
Consols, which dosed yesterday at 921 to 11,
both for money and the Gth February, opened
this morning at the same quotation, and closed at
921, "sellers." The Three per Cents. Reduced
and New Three per Cents. were quoted at one
o'clock 921 to 93. The official business report is
as fellows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey,
921, ; ditto, for account, 92k, ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 93, a, ; New '
Three per Cents.,
93, 11, 21 ; Bank Stock, 241 a, 2 • India Five per
Cent. Stock, 1111, a, a, ,• ditto Four per Cent.,
,
1001, ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced ' rupee
paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
1084 ; ditto Bonds, 40s. prem.
The India Five per Cent. stock was more offered.

are inactive.
The rate for bills in the discount market is 11 to 1084 • ditto Bonds, 40s Drew
t'..r"." 2 —•
ewe India Five er Cent. stock was more offered. buFeag tra
lExperchangecenlt.to, and
per
rfocer
cent
chort loans in the Stock Exchequer Bills were quoted 22a. to 26e. ehsirg'ormi
thleesstenacdteinvietyweein
et:eine foreignfevourastite. "'dill baill'lT
market bud bwulas prom.
1862 and 1865 were in good twillaa;
Consols are quoted 921 to 4, ex div., for money
and the new account (6th February), and the Peruvian Bonds of
Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per tly, ; request,3ainoorish inimprovedanla; per
cant
relißoPec-nds mailMlerrnt
Cents., on to 93. and Scrip,{ to 1 ; Turkish of 1862, Egyptian of flour, but t
The dealings in the railway market are upon a 1864 and Railway Debentures, and Ruseian of diate requil
very limited scale, and prices generally show no 1862, 1 ; and Greek, i• were held I
firm, and National Discount at 51 to 6 prom., vessels o
The flow
change. Great Northern A stock has im-
proved 1 per cent. ;and Great Western and
North British,Hudson's Bay shares closed at 141 to 15, being ybo rum
i ; while Metropolitan has extent were reported in miscellaneous shares, and 116
showing no change. Transactions to a moderate being heat,
declined 1. The quotations are as follow :- prices on the whole were fem. British and Irish jeTt, bulb
Metropolitan, 1161 to 4 ; Great Western, 461 to Magnetic Telegraph advanced 21. • Scottish Aus- ri..l7Gfi;
4 ; London and North Western, 115 to 4 ; Mid- trait= Investment, IL ; Ocean Marine Insurance, white Da
land, 1031 to 104/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ldOsem. ;Jerdonili:)istrir Telegraph and d Unitede King- ;gin ha
1231 to 124 ; Caledonian, 744 to 4 ; South 2e. 6de. Telegraph
Eastern, 671 to 1; Great Eastern, 291 to 1 ; Great I)
the other hand Union Marine e Gas,
o BelierW. ft
Liverpool declined ss. ; and Thames and Mersey has tin', r;'
Northern, 1061 to 1071 ; ditto A, 1084 to i ; Insurance, and Trust and Loan ofowlipp:orvicies.Canada, agbliane:ossaniiidnivi
London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 1 ; North 2•• 6d- 1801bs. ;
British, 34 to 4 ; Brighton, 461 to 1 ; per 4S/111
hal gene
Berwick, 100 to 1 ; and York and North Mid- MINBS.—(171118 DAY.)
• land, 921 to 1. ... shipped
ard'
The only alteration in foreign securities is a rise
- of 4 per cent. in Portuguese scrip, the present
lk price being 21 to }pram. Turkish bonds of 1862 In the mining market to-day Prince of Wale!, beaus it
Great Vor, Chiverton Moor, West Kitty, West Chi- only be
verton, and other shares are in good demand. Sub- _on
1 are quoted 571 to 581 ; ditto of 1865, 301 to 4 ; joined arethe prices :-Princeof Wales, 3t03,5 ; West a , chi
- Greek, 121 toil ; Spanish Three per Cents., 35 to 1 ; brakewalls, Bs. to 10s. ; Chiverton Moor, 6 to 65 ; '4.7:sharst te:',
Italian of 1861, 421 to 1 ; Egyptian of 1864, 90 to West Frances,2oto22l; North Downs, 20s. to 255.; mu wee
Westr Kitty, 12s. 6d. to 155.; West Chiverton,67lto I seed am,
1 91 ;and Mexican, 151 to
tt American securities are steady at the closing 684 ; Great Wheal Vor, 18 to 19 ; Great Kehl- pri sae
prices of Saturday. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted lac ,31to 31 ; West Great Work, Ito 1 ; Wheal AIITJ
Jane 30 to 35 ; Wheal Grenville, 11 to i ; New TPL"ed,
711 to 721; Erie Railway shares, 481 to 1 ; Wheal Lovell, 7s. to 9s. ; West Prince of Wales, 'ii4;;;,!,„
a and Illinois Central, 85 to 1. 9s. to 11s. ; Drakewalls, 10s. to 12s. 6d. rove
Atlantic Cable shares show no movement. Anglo-
All regards foreign and colonial mining shares, seed, 1,5
St. John del Rey have declined 21., viz., to 30 to
American, 201-1 G to 316 ;and Atlantic Telegraph
32, and Don Pedro are 2s. 6d. lower, at 3to 1
T
Eight per Cent. Preference, 4',!, to 1. prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian are at par to 5 prem. ;
The amount of business in Bank shares is small. Pestarena, g die, to per ; choutaks, 4to 1 the. ; Few; K'
c- London and Westminster are at 71 to 72 ; Union of Rosen Grande, par W 1 prem. ; Anglceltalian. 5
• London, 33 to 34 ; Alliance, 124 to 111 die. ; to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, lf to 4 ; Frontino ge its&
iO Imperial Ottoman, 11 to If die. ; Oriental Ger. and Bolivia, 15-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 11 to 5 ; rat
..
to Central American, 4 die. to par ; Anglo-Argentine,
poration, 411 to 425 ; and London and County
7, ' sto I prem.
32 to 53. eirtunni
iwgrinding
it, Financial shares are quiet, at the following [For to-day's Share Lists see page 4.1
Ilseez, '
he prices :-International, 2to I/ die. ; London, seeofi
he 231 to 221 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; WEATHER REPORT.-{T HIS DAY.) Limon
avows.
and Credit Fonder, 3 to 4 per share. •—•••--•
yet ,W,NPAY, JANVART IA 8 Al. New ...
The annual meeting of the proprietors of the
et,
to Bank of Egypt will be held on the 7th of February. , 1 tutresae. , ,ea, Engllsh,
ire. An extraordinary meeting of the Calcutta and ID. 'ITI W, ltd----,---.. W.l N. Ito „ I
12' / , D. li. scotch,
as South Eastern Railway Company (Limited) is con- 140,==ti.-;:rgr!Ti pr.?-7.747 7-; 777 i ,7c O.; 7
coned for the 28th inst., "to take into considers- Lo,(1•••;; - -119- ler:, t. 1t . N•,,,.,.,,• ~,,„. ;._.
_8 bac
tion a correspondence between the Secretary of -anirrema..letur 37, N.N.W. 31 . N.W. .. I- 3 bees.
OP State for India and the directors regarding the Zir'urtalg•lw 331 E-O.F" 3_ 1 N. "! i: - %weds
mode of dealing with the future deficiency in the ape t 1 relit:lt
wicy.r.i.,. 35 7 !
wNi,V.;.i. I In, 1034 3. 1,„.2,
ills revenue of rho company to meet the working amer:rd ...'111.160 K. 41 5 S.E. of lo /MI 2
Lugs expenses of the railway, and toconsider the propri- ileezi.sowie,..its. 45 ILN.K 2d 1 , ikaw. oc ,0.31. A.;;4,
...111110f 42' NJ: 410 W.N.W. or ,4.:..5 S n
ein ety of maikng over the railway to the government." it.......,..,4,0: sir. ziw. ♦; ; 1 W. hrr ,g 17,. :
. 1 The shareholders will also be called upon to confirm leweee,ri..L- ,- - -- ' - - i -...1 - tlrill
ipa
:ers. the special resolutions previously passed in favour Vamd••••1:
ligirr lit Ire 1 Wi.V. ~ ?..."' : ..th
°wit of a reduction of the capital. Seetsmeetii,titon.* it. t• I W. no o. t Nita
ford Lawton ..1110.114f 41 Ni.A 6 6 ' LW. Kro fier, -
our, The half-yearly meeting of the North Stafford- y ii... sneer 40 15.1 L 66 1 WSW. Ire 021 4 Aiii,
Store shire Railway Company is called for the 13th of 'ret:ii`o•lo 015;1; la ;1 • N.N.W.. ; I°' ; WA
11grt February. An extraordinary meeting will also be Helder .... t-t - -_ ! _ _ _ 1!..
, war held on the same day, when resolutions will be rasa - i - -- -
weel•7). proposed in favour of the abandonment of several ••A wen-
.7 -1 - - - - :7 : ea •`l
Lyons -1 - - - 1 -
long railways. Reat'sCoa 111114,14. W.N.W. 2 5 1 N.N.W. sir 012 S Irish
s are The liquidators of the London, Italian, andfedi
hall. Barometer corrode! and reflood to st deg. at sea level. The
Adriatic Steam Navigation Company (Limited), letters v trial). I (eallinlC. 5 IsmolY . illdrele dovddo al If
dale, modem! the within 16414 hours. Thermometer exposed
e are have this day declared a third dividend of 2s. 6d. ie sande rttresejnarT/oree, with ordination durinser 24 hours.
r 'IP- in the pound (making 17s. 6d. in the pound) on the f,;',"rar.La2'allster_tieeNiretire rjlecl;t;tettry: , c...-ove:rea;
I and general debts of this undertaking. bell mailed- -rani is-enow ; t -tAunder. Linda% snow or
,msited), daring last 24 hours. boa disturbance,
wan HALY-PART Oiti O'CLOCK. REMARKS.
m all
Consols are fractionally better, at 921 to 4 for pr re was extremely low the "
diYudnutiottaatillte southeissititutious trans the preceding morning alls_,
sons` money and the account, but some of the railway emilcuirnmebtienunot au Inch, and exeeded 'Maid Hel.ler and 18,01
actedskudesnee. An !nowise In pressure since yesterday has occurred
StOeks including Great Western and
have ;eceded 1 to i per cent. Foreign securities writ
..
Midland, In the north of our islands, but on our south co eat and on the
aauons at till eut nceeeaof than farther tli titanneiresse has ttair raulini;• a% St
con- are unchanged. very much below those at Saturday Pince lad report there has saki
heels a mereideralde fall In temperature . the vliabae has hvoi 11.1
fr,.'" The steamer Ceylon will take to-day 36,000 L in weworr t Scotland. Much rain has fallen since Asturdsy . the 0
abbey all
gold, for Alexandria; 1451., in gold, for Mad;as •, fall yesterday was very heavy In the southwest of F.neland, and __,
has continued till this in De. Heavy gales from southereM ,
__.'"'''. I
show. and 470/., in silver, for Hong Kong. since Saturday have iwevalled in the meth and west Last 5,_
sh, we The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan evening a very violent sontherty gale al.) blew at Holyhead.
Tams, Railway Company is convened for Wednesday, the 11.•triimboratre a M
maM O ivied with
.m and uchl,,i,revatilds at newt,
trut.„,,blekit. ;
IlwaY. sth February.
, Sun- essts ord. Wareham' Issued OD moaning. 9s.
Poet's- The report of Brill's Brighton Baths Company ..-.---.T,-•-•-•-••--* all
ie pre- (Limited) recommends a dividend at the raw of
of the 5 per cent per annum.A COACHING RILIC.-WO regret to ounce
the death, rather suddenly, of Mr. William Dore, who was
With reference to the questions at issue between well known in this locality as the proprietor and driver of
regret the Anglo-American Telegraph Company (Limited) the Avon coach, which until lately ran between this city '1
ears and the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the directors and Ringwood. Mr. Dore was seised with anapoplectitc Tel
th, of the former undertaking have issued a circular, lit about 10 o'clock on the morning of Saturday las , 436
deemed, who was much respected in this city and neigh-
, about wherein they describe the negotiations which have and before 7 in the evening he wan was a
.00rpee. The Ma
first hitherto taken place, and which have proved fruit-
bourbood, w • skilful and careful driver, and his obliging -
'62rued„ less. After referring to the proposition for an dispoe• ition Ann courteous mariners gained for him the ;o,od
portal arrangement submitted by the Atlantic Telegraph will of on who knew him. He was, who a -
,esu•
riel Company, and which was declined, the Anglo- native of Egham, where be kept an inn, ch he gave up Ito.
entable American directors remark as follows : on the introduction of railways. He aulmsinently drove It
the Magnet coach from Andover to Londos, and at times .2
ring is They, at the same time, informed the representatives of between Salisbury and Weymouth. Aftermuning the Avon ""j
,_ mr- the Atlantic Company that the board were fully seeable of coach nearly 20 years between this city and Ringwood, be
I°. the advantages
.which might be derived by the proprietors was driven off the road last year by the opening of the eri
which of both companies from union, and that every member- was Salisbury and Dorset Railway. In October last he was 1
trough- desirous that such should be effected ; that they
- felt, some- appointed assistant overseer of the parish of St. Thomas, -",
last few chilly, the impedance of establishing a reserve fund, and which aloe he held et the time of his death. Sir. Dore dr
aa tort- that they would, therefore, be willing to recommend the wee for many ears a member of the P.W.O.R. Wilts hi
as • rid following terms for the adoption of the proprietors, viz. :- Yea Ca end wee wow esteemed by me rm.
; Since l'isity of management ender one board, to beeeloted by the
the he - Mis remains were interred yesterday afternoon in
tneedaY' united enerehe dere of both companies The "n" °T .."6 the cemetery on the London-road, and being a member of
it was agreement between the two companies to be matinee& the Masonic order, he was followed to his last resting-
gfin o except-Ist That the Atlantic COMMinp
of 72,0 per annum, 100,0 ft. - perehoulandnurealini. Elias d• Dorfman" in this city, wbo attended in three la
Ve......_id! i;_olate by 'overdo! the *Boers and brethren of the ledge of
Devolv. That there should he carried to a reserve fund ell surplus __. __;__ ____,_„, in order to ...... tribute of teepee, to „b
an to the protitsuntiktbefundredbes andismaintainedetloo,ooo/.,0r 7,..r.7171:=Z-ntbar._finziabi.77; jour,,./. Ti
• meeting such largerram samightbe thouglitdosidbla by they/wed- ••••
expel,: tors of the united company. It will be seen that the Brothers The 3400eilles
rice above proposal would be practically abandoning all claim ~. _ journals announce that the Cr
Davenport bass arrived in that city to give re- ;I
red laced by the Anglo-American Company upon the surplus profits. Prr_entsuo±r•
vi _
at
ueeee of secured unity of management, identity of interest, sod of difficulty to travel about tram place to
This proposal was not accepted. If adopted it would have Bwowr lens cif. When it involved
te aad deal cm
cep, both partite
n'
stock to were mere willing to bear with their respective grievances ; g
, ape,
o.
fedora the dividend of the Atlantic 8 per cent. stock to hear of new servants or new amp oym
rearyty. more than
.10 per cent., and of thehofilepr cent.
of y surplus to end doubtless It often bappinied that tbe servant who
B
liten.„l,,,,printen; auere
than
re 6 \TfO7nat" earl:4(ov etbwe edimoaalienefit. but would now he dierhared in • Incoth. or have thrown uP a
yurmutur, more 'spec y • •
with
' go to
the
%all for th ben fit of the Atlantiolhareholders. his service in disgust, lived on to become thoroughly 2
valuable and attached to his employer. Railways regis- E
t super's- The circular concludes i charging upon the tries,
cheap comma advertisements peen, poje, and
ii
fr- Co. Mr.W. Atlantic Telegraph Company the delay which oo- weeny mauls, had between them rendered ilie change of p
Md. tuned in reducing the tariff for met/sages. service se perfectly easy, that the slightest caused annoy-
V. - The Creditors of the Marine Investment Corporation
young and y change-loving men and women to
ones, or hope of position, la enough. to provoke
wakens (Limited). are required to send the particulars of
..;ve
up their
pbmA A puma e.
is of powin;the
corner .
Imanced a their claims to the hquid.ators by the 20th Feb. . 1; the result-sa amassment which, without any other r
he Indus- The following, on the wine and spirit trade, 111 casters' misehiii, is quite enough to render the hoops
especially from the monthly circular of Mr. E. W. Coons, is which is Is played unbeerable. Of course, employers,
:kman can though suffering most from such perpetual changes, come
au be pee. dated Saturday :
ustdseuhly Although the Baird of T.& ,„„„. f,,, the pot year
toeme=tmilitlasit cerventabasrancets to
ipleavem.mi.d.them camatineninall.
ony,thaneu.d
hers- En- are not yet tattled. Rao figure* leiwe"Whig .sr Wick in au. Thus tiviactios aroWil, tili it rt really hard to
.to health wines and spirits for 11367 may be estimated with onflicassi here is ,We now find yamute proudly i
aof work- accuracy for all practical
____„dThe heron hysmineniou pit advertising sig menthe' good character as a singular re- 1,
WO AND ti"Viteso.ff:nr 1e867, whill be abolgi:ent 128:85.F'---pipes, thuipreving-' ommiaddige•will. by
sad by Phearbaeoneidells a redunnine creditables'un:rohininiloyf 1:
1a gm el. .I.t in Frit 011=111.60f nej,:4rinnyrin=nnein iggaistle: esjours far ass of these Bedouins of the pear?. Were •
lb% be= ii7,gr „,„..,,,,a.,m- "..,.„„„,..,a- -7,..,11-" --,,iii-d; ►bad ti no ethic evils osonsceed with modern service, this
Nemisher, -.... ......1-- '"----a - -rm. hewde7wwwk" ;era. slew. se perpetual change, is quite greet enough to de-
mob lOW. PteliMir '"'"' ''"'' at -olzarioli ii the ----- V, aband.asreset &tenth*. What it corm in time, temper,
volt., res
ent ass of the United
=Whist is that, while it goes en, no true rah-
laaninid il° b. 3.. = °Ma peed* be 0041181mA between emplorn and
Sid Deeembee lad it was _ _ boo ttses me resent shies 1814. who it steed at 185,000 jaervi ea the "WIZ sod mesa Is pet to ha Wills°ll"d l hot its
semis' seamapeles is sew almat leer
.. sad liesh vertigo leers to regard
_sea other
useaabg - Broady shows a We* asereeeed imPowasa mu, twarelma trttToLi..... moo {hoop of distrust -fraccesMo/11rine
ceps the home semiumptieer eat a lop dolma wader ter :
1:817.
--t-•,........1t,L• I& -bead et *wet. sum 'gum fat a delm•mi b`M V:. Face Tf
'''""- -*-- bet the totals kw beer see sot ohm • ....TAL -06TITAL, GRAT'e-TPW-BOAD.-The
111114&I imerimee. Madge spies the quash* Of • maw of patients relieved at this hospital during the
dn....La "L„,,,in redaction of big ist at res. by her sleek Nang Jen. 18 was 3,480,01 TWA 4175 war* new
w--u-ZwAwr- ifiriestre erresemmat, Ow meters Ilaillmnatisn, die seem
elwuetats- ----uo Ashy is
tin mem est eli=lll ter imsli nage- Dygriseggiy sot Szte Dinnaaah, 56, GMAT
ran-. -----eirui- - tillb Thtil 10 as Ossokili• foredoom 1 Wien Yessaosouassresze,ltsoserenster,W.-Twellesetted
~„.• _,_---•-i, el all elessdpeiess, thereaspie rim& noble& W bid- and tea palliate were relieved at this digweeta
—-- dusts Ismselless. Nero sales &we: is Lawlor auduishe week man( Jen. lar