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MISCELLANEOUS:—Congnued.
City of London Real Property, 1im,13
City of Milan Improvements, lam., 111
Credit Foncier and:Mobilier of England, 101
Ditto, new, 9)
Crystal Palace, 37) 1
Eastern Assam Tea, lira , 11
East Indian Financi ti, lira., 41
Egyptian Com. and Trading, lam, 31
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Fore-street Warehouse, lim. 10)
Gen. Credit and Finance of London, lira., 6}
Hudson's Bay, 15 I 1 Ems
Humber Iron Works, 4)
Imperial Mercantile Credit Asso., lira., 6
International Contract, 8
Joint Stock Discount, lira., 71
London and Caledonian slarine, lira., 5:
Marine Investment, lim , 1)
National Discount Company, lira., 111
North British and Mercantile Insurance, 171
Penmsula and Oriental Steam, 1-4 1
Quebrada Land, Rail, and Mining, Um., 5
Royal Mail Steam, 1 3, 21 1
South African Mortgage and Investment, lira., 3)
Submarine Telegraph, 49
Telegrat h Construe. (tut! Maintenance, Hrn., 8ij
Thames and Mersey Marine (insurance), Wm, ?1

Art Union of London,

DRAWING THE PRIZES-THIS DAY.

The annual general meeting of the members of the Art
"Union of London Was held this day at the Theatre Royal,
Adelphi.

The report was read by George Godwin, Esq., from
which it appeared that the amount of subscriptions
amounted to £11,743 4s. ; paid for advertising, printing
reports and almanacks, salaries, commission, exhibition
expenses, &c., £2,783 9s. 7d. ; cost of plate, paper, and
printing "Claude Duval" engraving, £3,693 14s. sd. ;
amount allotted in prizes, £5,266 ; total, £11,743 4s.
The amount set apart for the purchase of works of art from
the public-galleries by the prizeholders themselves is divided
in this manner :-20 works at £lO each, 20 at £l5, 15 at
£2O, 15 at £25, 8 at £3O, 8 at £4O, 7 at £5O, 3 at .£6O, 3 at
£75, 2at £lOO, 2at £l5O, and lat £2OO. To these are
added 100 " Psyche" vases ; 100 busts in porcelain of his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, from the original by
Mr. Morton Edwards ; 50 statuettes in porcelain, "Go to
Sleep," from the original by Joseph Durham ; 150 chromo-
lithographs, "Young England; 150 chromo-lithographs,
"Wild Roses ;" and 100 volumes of etchings, by R. Brandard.
Making, with the Parian busts due to those who have
subscribed for ten years consecutively without gaining a
prize, 904 prizes, in addition to the engraving received by
every member. For the coming year the Council have had
in preparation for some time past engravings by Mr. Louis
Gruner, after the series of illustrations of the so-called
Norman Conquest, by Daniel Midis°, Esq., R.A., which
were exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1857. These re-
markable drawings are 42 in number, commencing with the
departure of Harold on a visit to William of Normandy, the
various incidents of the story are depicted, ending with the
death of Harold, and the field on the night after the battle,
In connection with the same artist, the Council announce
with much gratification that they have obtained the copy-
right of his great picture which adorns the walls of the
Victoria Gallery, in the Palace of Westminster—" Wel-
lington and Blucher after the Battle of Waterloo"—and
are making arrangements to have it engraved in the best
possible manner, under the direction of Mr. Maclise him-
self, for 'presentation to the subscribers of a future year.
Two very beautiful testimonial groups of figures, repre-
senting "Wisdom encouraging genius," were presented to
the Hon. Secs. Mr. Godwin and Mr. Pocock, by Professor
Bell, on the part of the subscribers to the Art Union of
London, as a mark of their appreciation of their services.

The usual routine business having been transacted, and
the officers for the ensuing year elected,
The drawing for the prizes commenced. The first num-
ber taken from the wheel was--
No. Name. Amount of Prize.
9,024 J. Homer, Royal Exchange-buildings £4O
288 Captain Banfield 75
6,549 S. Perring, Stourbridge
464 F. C. Gousen, Chester-place, 2O
2,013 C. Walker, High-street, Hampstead 15
2,061 E. Paton, South-walk, Paddington , 75
2,584 W. Joy, Cheam
5,816 Mrs. Miller, Hobart Town
4,151 J. Holling, Bradford lO
10,226 J. Nayler, Leeds 2O
7,408 J. Clark, Loughborough
3,156 'G. Parbury, Surrey
2,896 Ensign Osborne, Camden-road
3,714 J. Muzeo
1,360 Thomas Shaw, Kirke •
Thomas Moore, Cradley Heath
1,361 Mrs. Wilkie
9,856 J. Wilson, Chelmsford 2O
4,924 W. Richards, Pinner l5
9,725 P. Wait, South Australia lO
10,717 B. Love, Walsall
1,777 Lieut.-Colonel Rodgers, Blackburn 30
5,195 J. Dumford 2O
2,315 W. Roberts, Lon. and West. Bank 25
9,964 J. Skerret, Sydney
436 Lady 'Gore, Brighton..
1,705 Dean of Chester ...
7,271 T. Jones, Tipton...

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2,081 Miss Jennings, Barnsbury-square 6O
7,475 J. Hall, Nantwich
2,444 J. Grove, Woolwich Dockyard
3,527 J. Camp, Chelmsford 5O
8,961 J. Hall, Dudley
3,339 H. Souten, Bolton-gardens, Brighton 25
8,651 J. Marples, Egremont
2,478 J. Boucher, New York l5
4,471 J. J., Exeter lO
1,248 E. Dewer lO
2,177 - l5
571 S. Nuttall l5
10,030 John Purby, Porchester-terrace 3O
900 C. Sister, Finsbury Distillery
42 W. Gate, Tunbridge-wells
2,235 -, 34, King-st., Covent-garden 16
8,499 Rev. Mr. Ford 2O
7,343 F. Wallace, Woolwich 3O
6,056 Captain bolt, Denmark

10,062 A. Armstrong
5,510 W. Drysdale, Edinburgh lO
11,093 T. Young lO
7,030 A. Patterson, Edinburgh
3,673 Dr. Juke
5,764 J. Pain, Melbourne 2O
844 Miss Plantain, Eaton-square
11,101 B. Lacy, Buxton 75
4,164 J. Horsfall
11,253 W. Mlfahon (2d Life Guards)
4,032 G. Dodd

9,009 C. Hare 25
1,407 G. Fountain, Brompton 25
10,858 Mrs. Jukes, 15, Ladbroke-square
1,247 A. Wright, Paternoster-row
1,905 V. Hammond, Camden-town
11,666 Mr. Winder, Natal l5
9,473 J. Black, Victoria • 2O
8,602 Mr. Pick, Plymouth
5,011 Sig. Colonna
7,495 P. Godfrey, Nottingham
613 M. Ford, Lincoln's-inn-fields
7,415 W. Davis, Montevideo 2O
5,512 A. Colborry 25
7,725 R. Baker
2,349 W. Gore
7,936 F. F. Adam lO
11,492 Mrs. Tone, Onslow-square 75
7,195 S. D., Kturachee
847 C. Hickson, 426, Strand
10,146 E. Warren 2O
4,066 W. Bennett, Bath
939 J. Whitehurst, 48, Lincoln's-inn-fields 15
9,931 J. Sport, Lincolnshire
. 6,723 J. Starkie, Huddersfield
676 S. Ellis, Lime-street
7,921 W. Tomlinson, Newark
3,065 W. Evans, Grove-place, Brompton lO
1,419 J. Wade, Brompton
5,180 Mrs. C. Edwards
Paddington-green 25
10,254 T. Jolly, Warrington 40
1,144 Mr. Moore, 4, Sussex-sq., Brighton 25
1,77578 J
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5,152 R. Spencer, Independent Office, Shef-
field
6,468 J. Conyer, Leeds
7,646 A. Levender, Essex
6,055 J. Gallie, Edinburgh
401 G. Johnson, Holywell-street
6,934 R. Rond .................... a
4,391 William Berry, Midland Railway
2,978 J. Holdworth, 2, Upper Dorset-place 100
5,203 J. Cardus, Southampton
3,825 J. Jeffory, Epsom
8,038 R. B. Hade, Bradford ............... .
1,085 R. Peters, Upper Tulse Hill 25
11,464 W. Webb, Halifax, Nova Scotia 2OO
9,896 A. M'Arthur, Brixton
10,694 W. Robinson, Settle
509 R. B. Wood, 108, New Bond-street- 50
6,840 Miss Dunn, Bedale, Yorkshire 3O
10,300 J. Hutton, Thirsk lOO
5,312 J. Tilders, Walsall 25
8,083 Rev. E. C. Ellis, liiangham Rectory... 40
4,298 T. Pickman, Chester 25
9,818 W. Lee, Wenlock-street
4,446 C. Barnard, Epsom
3,276 F. C. M`Queen, Tottenham- et.-rd 2O
10,329 Miss Jenkinson, Blackp00l
The drawing for tazzas and medallions was then pro
ceeded with.

STOPPING A TRAIN.—The Cincinnati Inquirer
states that on the evening of the 30th ult. a passen-
ger train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was brought
to a stand a few miles from Cumberland, in consequence of
guerillas having removed two of the rails. There were some
200 passengers, none of whom seem to have been seriously
hurt by the sudden stoppage ; but about a hundred guerillas
immediately made their appearance, and relieved them of
some 30,000 dollars in money, besides watches and rings,
not to mention an exchange of hats and overcoats. Some
military officers in the cars were required to surrender. The
train was fired, with the exception of one car left for the
shelter of the ladies, the night being wet. The fire, how-
ever, was soon extinguished, and a train procured from
Cumberland.