The Sun.
London, England, 1862-02-21 00:00:00

Active Circulation
Decrease ..
Bullion .

.. £20,129,510
.. 395,130
.. 15,894,405
.. 148,544
.. 3,410,504
• • 4,949
.. 5,397,144
.. 512,155
.. 15,085,843

Decrease
Rest ..

Increase ..
Public Deposits
Increase ..
Other Deposits..
Decrease ..

Seven Day and other Bills ..
Decrease .. .. ..
Government Securities • •

A further sum of about £32,000 in foreign gold
Was withdrawn from the Bank of England yester-
day.

At the half-yearly meeting of the Berlin Water
Works Company a dividend of ls. 6d. per share was
declared.

At the ensuing meeting of the Southampton
Dock Company a dividend at the rate of 3-1 per
cent. will be proposed.
A meeting of the British and North American
Association has been called for the 26th inst., to
settle the plans of its operations.
The market for Public Securities opened with
an improved appearance, both as regards the num-
be! of transactions and the tendency of prices.
An advance of per cent. has been established,
Consols being 931- for money and the account.
The, New Threes have improved to 9311; the
Reduced, to 931 ; Bank Stock has risen to 242
and 243 ; India ditto is 225 ; the 5 per Cent. has
,advanced to 1064 107; Exchequer Bills, March,
to 16s. and 18s. prem. ; ditto Jane, 16s. to 20s.
prem.

Foreign Securities have been dealt in to a fair
e
Turkish
and quotations exhibit an upward tendency.
inrkinh 6 per Cents. are 841 1, ditto 1858, 751 ;
azican have improved to 341 ; Spanish Pas-
sieve to 201 ; Venezuelan to 251 ; and Italian 5 per
eats. to 68fr The Moorish Scrip is steady at
4i prem. ; Equador 181; Portuguese are flat at 461;
and Chilian 41 per Cents, at 85. The Mires Tur-
kish Loan is buoyant at 651 to 661 ; and the New
Italian Loan is maintained at to ls. prem.
In the Railway Share Market the dealings have
bean moderately active, and a slight improvement
day be noticed in most of the principal lines.
I.°onth Easterns have advanced
.£1 ; London, Chat-
-44114 and Dover, 15s. ; Eastern Counties, £1 10s.;
and London and Brighton, 15s. Great Northerns,
Westerus, and Midlands, have each improved
about os.
The Foreign and Colonial undertakings have re-
Znined Without any material alteration. Great
2611:eroburg are firm at 101 11; Dutch Rhenish at
1; Bahia and San Francisco at 158 16. Grand
Grunt `o Canada have improved to 25 and 251 ;
tereat Western of Canada to 121 I-. East Indian
Perininsulanrallit 10a
ltl.
1011, 102/ ; and Great Indian
Joint Stock 4
COntinu Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
o in moderate favour at about previous
(Notations.

1 0 BRITISH FUNDS—CLOSING PRICES.
'allic Sto k
. 243 2 4
a ..e e ........................•93k a
tPer.l' Cent. Reduced Annuities •• • 924 Lit
Cent. Consols Annuities
931 4
4ew Per Cent. Annuities
-o:lllUities, 30 yrs, ire Bth Jan., 1880 —
IndiaDittojor 30 yrs, expireexp sth April, 1885 l5l
Stock
Ditto
5 225
tbiit:43,o
1061 7
, 5 per Cent.
-uuto Enfaced Paper, 4 per Cent
per Cent.
102 1 1,." 51 per Cent ........ 1075 18
Ditto Debentures, 4 per Cent., Oct., 1863 100 994
r„. 0 Ditto ditto April, 1864 100
ztels Is for Account, March 6 93 4 ula Stock tor Account, 5 per Cent .
June.
March..
16 18 20
Exchequer Bills, £l,OOO 2d.... 16 17
1 19
~ Ditto £500
Ditto Sall .. 14 18 I 20
....
::,:itto°R _
EIG ... . FUNDS-CLOSING PRICES.
,?ilian 5 per Cent
Chiba 44 per Cent, 1860
1,41 6 per Cent
Imp4l per Cent
or New Consolidated
18i
55 4
keal Moorish Scrip
ipan, 3 per Cent
r itto Account
~ avian 44 per Cent —
1004 100 4
1, tto Account
465
4°„„"4l.guese 3 per Cent., 1853..
102 1
"'".,,ltui 5 per Cent. 1822, £ St
611 25
8 4'l4° 3 perlBs9
ft,,tdinian 5 per Cent . .... —
81
Span.uito Account
th 3 per Cent
20/
. Ditto Passive
;',l3Ettish Cert. of Coup. not funded
4'itrkish 6 per Cent. —
Ditto Account
Ditto New Loan
_
Ditto Venezuela, 3 per Cent ........ .. 251
25) I
Ditto Account

p Dividends on the above payable in London.
ch Rentes, 3 per Cent., Ex. 25f. .... 70f.
ant 5 per Cent., 1861
THREE O'CLOCK.
00118018, Money
Account

• -LAW lII' TILLIGENCE.—(This DaY .)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
(Before the Lords Justices.)
RE 'WINDHAM.
Windham, of
This was a petitellbrigg ion Presented for William Frederick
FHall, Norfolk, which prayed that
tie much of tho crder of Court of Nov., 23, 1861, be re-
straned until further order from interfering in the affairs
bend concerns of the petitioner, and that the costs of Mr.
indham on the proceeding consequent thereon be aid
the petitioners or one of them. , p
Itowcliffe said he had to apply to the Court to allow
the case to stand over until the next petition day.
Lord Justice Knight Bruce—ls there any opposition to
the case standing over ?
NAir. Bacon, Q.C., (who appeared for Mr. Windham)—
°, I have no objection,
my lord.
Lord Justice Knight Bruce—Let it be so then.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
CBef
ere Mr. Justice Blackburn and a Common Jury.)
PINNRS V. NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.
.4twel:W" an action brought by the father of a young girl,
pe,.. a 10 and 11 years, named Finnes, to recover com-
NtCht°l3. for the injuries she sustained. by an accident
a*rtoli,-.4 happened on the above named railway somde
from
the near near Kentish-town. The girl, when rescue rom
the :eciidealt, Was conveyed to the University Hospital, and
°ltto-„,151"(41 under the care of Mr. Marshall, the surgeon.h
has exal nination taking place, it was discovered thatf she
end
ci6tl atained a concussion of the brain, injuries to herh oso
tal eel) cuts about her face. She remained in the Pi
the "ek, but was then sufficiently recovered to leave
ltvernat itlitioUr but she was not then considered to be cured.
end ),Eilh lee she had suffered from the shock to the brain,
°ltpirmr; Marshal was of opinion that she would, at the
Ivollici"t of 10 or 12 months, recover the injuries, but she
foot, Perha cps, always feel the hurt she had received to her
The4:l the a 'cars on her face would always remain visible.
l'erdie,4ll% at ler about 40 minutes' deliberation, found a
f°l. p Damages, L5OO.

-RONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.
•
CITY, Two o'CtocK.
The Bank of England return completed to the
19th February is of a rather favourable character.
The bullion shows a small diminution, but there is
slight increase in the reserve of notes. The public
deposits have been largely added to, and a decrease
to about a similar extent is observable in the pri-
vate balances. The Other securities exhibit a con-
siderable diminution. The various items and the
changes they present are shown in the subjoined
table:—

440,491
643,216
68,45,6
11,101,802
No alteration.
Other Securities 17,573,010
Decrease •• •• .• •• 238,429
Notes unemployed .. 9,527,260
Increase .. 183,120
During the last few days there has been more
animation in the foreign and colonial produce
markets. Tea has fully maintained previous rates,
while sugars have been actually enquired for at
enhanced prices. Cocoa and coffee have each been
in fair request at full values. For rice the demand
has been steady, without any material change to
record in prices. Saltpetre has been inactive, and
prices have slightly given way. In the tallow mar-
ket business has been dull, at barely previous quo-
tations for both present and forward delivery.
The Don Pedro North Del Rey Gold Mining
Company, with a capital of £lOO,OOO, in shares of
£1 each, has been introduced to the public under
very respectable auspices. Its object is to purchase
and work the gold mines of Brucutu in the Brazils.
The estate is freehold, situated in the centre of a
populous district, near the mines of the St. John
Del Rey Company, so long celebrated for their im-
mense returns of gold, and the large dividends they
Pay to their shareholders. The purchase of the
property has been effected on very favourable terms.
A deposit of Se. upon each share applied for, must
13e paid to the company's bankers previously to the
application being sent in. This sum will be re-
turned in full if two-thirds of the shares are not
applied for, or if no allotment is made to the
ap pi ican t.