The Sun.
London, England, 1871-01-19 00:00:00

BANKING COMPANIES.

I 0 British Indian Sub-
lumina, (IA
7, 3-16,
0 ChinaSubinarinelL) 5f 4f,lis
3

8 Renter's
7 71 20 Soc Trans France (14 13/ 131
100 Submarine 237 !,11
Do Scrip ,►
10 W India &Panaosali,i 41 51.

MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
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Anglo-Austrian Bud- 20 It Irrig Can Cavonr 71 I
holders' Certificate 3 5 100 lio6 p c Bonds. re-
-10 BerlinWaterworks(L) 15 16 deeinab:e 1870 61 63
16. 151 70 London Fin Assoc(L)18)17 die
70 Bolekow-Vaughan L) 23 33pm 4 Lon (len Omnibus .. 21 3
100 Boston City (U.S. 3,2/
p c Sterling Loan 93 95 . 2 Lou & Prov Marino L) 1 1 pin
4 Brit & Fgn Marine I ) 4,1 pm 100 Madras Irrig. &Canal
25 Canada Company. 7l 73 g5O c by Ind Gov. 100 102
10 Ceylon Company L) n 31dis 1011
35 City Offices (L) 25124) dis 2 Mauritius Land (L) it 3 ,lie.
20 Colonial (L)
5 Corn Malian Assume° 4 41pm 12
10 Crdt Fonc of Eng (L) 21 2i 2) N 2caiand Loan and
2) Merc Agency ILI . • $l, pm
100 Crystal Palace
191 Trust (L)
100 Do fret
100 Do 6p c Pero Deb, lO9 114 5 OceanMarinelnsur —141141 cap
VI }3bbw Vale Steel LI 9l 9)411s f,O P and 0 Steam 46 43
100 Viceroy of Egypt 7p o 10 Do do New. 1367 3 2 diA
Mortgage Loan.... 78 83 461. 1
78/, 1 50 Rhyniney Iron
15 Do New 8) 9)
100 Egyp 9 p cV'roy Loan,
guar by Egyp Gov.. 96 97 63 Royal Mail Steam
96„ 7 12 Tel Con and Main L) 241 '3l
13 Fore-stWarehouee (L) 81 9:pm 241
221, 1 2 Thames and Mersey
100 Fgn and OolonialGov Marine Insur (1.
Trust 6p c Bonds.. 98 100 Tobacco 6 p a Loan
7) Gen Credt &Dimt (L) tills par guar by Italian Gov 87 89
7), 2. 8 5 Trust and Loan Co of
14 Gen Stiff Navigation 271 281 Upper Canada
7 Hooper's Tel Works 11 idle 5(I Marine, Lvpool IL 5 51!m'
52, 1 20 Union Steamship (L) 23 ''s
17 Hudson's Bay Bl 81 6 United Dls Corpru (L Itlis )pm
45 Indrbbr,Gut Per. and 6, 51
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MINING SHARE LIST.—JANUARY 18.
Messrs. WATSON BROTIIRRS.
Mining Of 1, St. Michael's Alley, Coruhill, liondim.
Market active for Prince of Wales, Grenville, East Grenville,
West Maria, Rosewall Rill, Great Laxey, Mary Ann, North
Crofty, Van, Carn Brea, South Frances, Drakewalls, Marke Val-
ley, 'tiny, Penhalls, and Cook's Kitchen.
Cain Brea. 40, 45 Ferran Wheal Virgin, 11, lf
()Invert= Moor, Prince of Wales, 375. 405
Chiverton Valley, Providence Mines. 36, 38
Chontales (Gold), Rosewall 11111 and Ransoms
Cook's Kitchen, 20, 221 United, If, 11
Devon Great Consols, South Coudurrow, 41, 43
Drakewalls, 245, 26s South Frances, 29, :0
Don Pedro North Del Rey, 51, 5f Sweetland Creek, 41, 41
East Caradon, 51f, 5! Tankerville, Li, 13f
East Lovell, 31, 32 Taquaril (Gold), 455, 47s
East Pool, Micron, 49, 51
East Wheal Grenville, 3, 31 Trumpet Cmisols,
Frontino and Bollyla (Gold), Van. 55, 57
—s.. --a. Van Consols,
General Brazilian, West Caradou,
Great Laxey, 161, In West Chiverto», 49, 51
Great Letallack, West Maria and Fortescue,
Great Wheal Vor 265, 22s
11 iugston Down, West Tankerville, :1, 31
Marke Valley,- 7, 71 Wheal Agar. 30s. 35s
New &Won, 15s, 20s Wheal Crebor, 12s 6d, 15s
New I,ovell, 37s 6d, 42s 6d Wheal Grenville, 4, 41
North Crofty. 2, 21 IWheal Kitty, St. Agnes, 9L 10
Pails Mountain, Wheal Mary Ann, 13, 13
Penhalls, 5, 51 Wheal Uriy. 4, 41 •

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25 Alliance IL)
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10 Anglo-Austrian
161 2U Lou and Wcstinuster 631 641
20 Anglo-Egyptian (L) 212 224 64}, 4, f
22 10 Metropolitan Bl 9
50 British N American 50 51 20 Midland (L)
20 Ch of India, Austrlia 13 14 201
25 Char Mere of India 21 23 20 New South Wales .. °4 36
10 City
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20 Imperial %Li ...A l7l 181 .7f
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TELEGP.APH COJIPANIES.
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10 Anglo-Meditru (L) llB 120 6 Great N. China, and
119 Japan Extension.. 81 81
100 Atlantic — 5 Indo-European (1.).. 10 12
IUO Do 8p e — 10 Marseilles. Algiers,
13 British A ustraln (L) 4 31dis and Malta (L) .... 51 6
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11-1111 Sti_N, LONDON THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1871.

THE 'WAR.

TILL SIEGE OF PARIS.

THE ARMY OF PAlllii.

When Paris was first invested, the regular army con-
sisted of about 83,000 men, of which 28,000 had returned
from M4zieres with General Vinoy, 40,000 were old sol-
diers, and men from the depots, and 15,000, the recruits
from the last contingents. Forty thousand morn came
from the Garde Mobile of the capital, ninety '
thousand, the Mobile of the Departments, twenty
thousand, the Free Corps and ten thousand the navy. The
whole working army enclosed in Paris was consequently
245,000. Since that time about twelve thousand
men have been lost, but there still remains
a strong force. It has been divided into two
under the commands of Ducrot and Vinoy, General
Vinoy s army, the 3rd, is chiefly composed of Gardes
Mobiles. General Ducrot's is the 2nd Army, and the
Ist consists of the National Guard, and the Service
Companies of the Local National Guard. The
sailors and the garrisons of the Forts remain
as a fourth army at the disposal of the
Governor. A small special force, consisting chiefly of
sailors, has been detached for the defence of the advanced
posts of St. Denis. The mixture of civilians, sailors,
and military men does not seem to work har-
moniously. Orders have been given that the ser-
vice companies of the local National Guard
when they take part in an action shall be under the
orders of the chief commander of the army they fight
with like any other troops ; but the general organisation
is so complex that it is difficult to get the necessary diaci-
pline and unity. The leaders neither feel nor inspire
perfect confidence in their troops, and the men are defi-
cient in firmness and quickness. General Trochu has no
easy office, though some blame him for not better appre-
ciating the difficulties of the situation at the outset.