The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

great want of ac:uracy and care is the manner in which the ideas in it were expressed. Their lordships, he said, would see at once that whatever offences were indicated by the section, they were offences purely and .imply of positive law. They were not offences which in the remotest degree were nialuru is se-- offences against morality, or offences as to which they bad any preconceived idea as to their character or extent. The only offences indicated were those committed without the leave and license of her Majesty for that purpose first had an d obtained ; and if the crown authorised all or any of the acts spoken of in the statute they were perfectly lawful and not struck out in any way by the act of parliament. (The learned counsel was proceeding with his argu men when our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTH WARN. CONVICTION OF A FASHIONABLZ RAILWAY THIEF. . . col, a fashionably-attired man , with dark beard and moustache, was brought up for anal Gamiest- Cm), charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Hector Topham, at the incline of the London-bridge terminus. The preescutrlx, an elder female, said that she lived at , New-cross. and on Thurs day morning she came up to Loden by railway and while passing down the Iselin* towards the Borough she felt • pull at her drew, and en turning round sharply she saw the prisoner by her side and ought his band in her deem pocket. She tamed round upon him and streak him on the breast, which made lien drop her puree and run away. She followed him, ealliseg out "Step thief !" and saw him afterwards apprehended. The praetor hers denied having made any attempt os the lady's pooket. He had likewise come up by railway. and was about to cross the road, when be accidentally pushed up upbeat her, sod then she struck him. He, of course, went on his way, but denied running. Sergeant Ashley, A division, said be was on duty near London.briage, cm the morning in question, when he saw the prisoner running as fast as be could towards the Bo tough-market. The preescutrtx followed him, calling oat, " Stop thief," when witness pursued him and took him labs custody. The magistrate asked the prisoner whether be could give any account of himself ? iie replied that he was a verpeetable miss and gained Zia living honestly, bet he declined giving any further acesoat of himself u he did not nub him friends to know what • diavacefnl position he was in. Sergeent Ashley informed his worship that the prissier was well known as a companion of fashionable thieves, and be believed he bad been coavicts& The it;&.;ibt of Mt evocation, and an teocod him to throe mamba' hard labour in Woodworth How of Clorrootioo. • ILAILIVAT OVUM DftVsC WRILI IN CH •ZOZ or • TRAIL Joao Piehleck, guard oft the Lemke, Citathain, — a;cl Dover Railway, was charged with being drunk while io the mercies of hie once. The dedeedist is a yeuag and very intelligest roan, hi appeared deeply sensible of the position in which be bad placed himself. Mr. Alfred Ireasodc, impostor of the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway,said—The prisoner is employed by the company as gaud. At 4 o'clock yesterday aftermon. my attention wan called to him drunk and beapat4e of doiag duty at the station at nabs*. He bad feat mine up with his train. I west to kin, and found be was drank. Mr. Arnold—Yes asy be bad mime up with his train. Where had he some fleas iiito;47l-11;bad Mow from Simms. by Ike 1.45 train. Mr. Arsoid—Wbat tests ? passsger — Whoa I food him la Ike canalise I heiro dmeetbed I Immediately le:ought him to dm station and &algal bin. Be was too *mak to take ere at kis kids, although aot so drunk as to dl him ham wa lftraold—Has be asythiec to do with the engine ? Witnens—Nothiog himself with the eagle& Yr. Arnold—But he has to gin idgails to the engiw maw ha. ho set _ _ _ _ Wilow7s--41e has, sir. He is , the beed-goard, and it woeld be hie duty to give signals to the engimmen. In case of break down or soy accident he would have charge. Yr. Areold -Th. engineer acts coder his entire direction as he has the complete charge of the train WHOM—y. 4 W. Defendant—l brought thetridn safely op t Had teeoght ft to Herowhfil all right, WINO I had the nosfortruse to have NOM ship's ram Ores me, sad that, marled with the cosil brio. of the armee', unfortneately got the better of me. Mr. Arnold—Hew Meg bee he bolo in the serriee of the commusy ? Witosso—Two yearn. bat *sly Need dosing the led .in moothe. Be wen appointed became he was a may quiet, iotelligeot, active man, and her. so good a ammeter. Defeedeot—Thsre ha. ewer hem the least complaint of this sort agaimt me before. Mr. Ansold—This is a nag swims matter, and act like ordinary charges of drankeemes in the Amts. The lives of, the pebble en completely at the wary of poser who bare the menagesewit of the rallwaya, and it is of soaves of peat isparteea that they should be in a *Amend groper stale while following their employment. Thin are sot orlfsery mem Refiedeet.4ll is Ty first ?Homo. . . . Areekl-By the act of parliemest perm* toned in ire en duty are subjoin to two months' t in the Home of Correction for the offence. ' Mr f=posiatearbant—lt is my duty to my be bas !Merle bones miry good charecter. Ms. Assaie I usilseetand ; and am not goieg to in. Sid upon Ma the fail sentmee of the law, buff that this is • swat arises miter ; drankenneme is y seen in its must imposts in a railway guard, upon when eosilue4 may hang the lives of so many. Supwiateedean-The man was pr for his good raided I. his present pe ri nea ; but thu d amber. of our duty we woe bused to bring the Wombat Wore yew. Ni. Arnold—Of moose. Yen bare done vary right. t—He bad to take his train eat at 5. .sisal— was not aware the ship's rum I led was so rime& Mr. Arnold—You should wit permit yoesesU to be taming' by liquor while in the ameriles se to responsible • lost. I shall Se you 31., and in default mama you for a month. WANDSWORTH. =I £LLIOED MOIDER OF AN OMIT, Emma iopliaitienr. mi; I.;;;;;Linid before Mr. Ingham on a charge of murder. Mr. Ingham said there was 'Moog presumptive ',blame that the prisoner had been delivered of • full-grown child. The difficulty be felt was whether the ch il d wu bons alive or not. If she bad been delivered of • dead child she could not be indicted for murder. The medical evidence um so strong that be entertained no doubt of ber havint a t i a delivered of • child, alive or dead, after gone nearly her fall time. Therefore if there wee any proof that the child had hem bon alive • ease could be made out. Ina cam an MI ef seeped= be should not decide until remouble Alm had been allowed to see whether u. mem wren be easeettined. The prisoner wee thus wmrairi nal Twowhej so* and the withers@ were ordered meg M udesd natal rumested. She was still its a very week del* 1 1 .1 sati• • chair with her bead resting upon her heed ;Wig tie investigation. THE LATE PRIZE river AT WATFORD. BEFORE THE ILA( (THIS DAY.) • At the Petty Heerrione bold thisday at Watford, the Earl of Essex Is the chair, JoAn Morrie and Williams Swaim the latter better known by the enalbritree of " Toon Broome," were charged with having cm the 31st ultimo riotously amembled, with other moose, le • Geld belong he to Hr. Hollingsworth, to the with of Watford, and therein committing a bras* of the place by deities, and siding rad abetting Mamie. The defeedaete admitted that they were present en the occasion referred to in the indictment, and the beech or dered them to Sod ball for their attendance at the next Alban's WU iOlll. It will be remembered that on the Jed instant two moo auto' James Tyson and Joseph Goes were committed by the magistrates of Watford to take their triel for a similar offence. The beer peiesinde is the contest which grave rise to the riotous aseemblass me sow is coatody. Tyaoe sad Morrie were the combater* sad Oom and Evans acted ea their woods. Is both cans substantial bail wee tendered and accepted. DISORACTYCL ATYZNYTfi TO UMW/ A TRAIL—Os Tlww•day oworiof. ai the last kale from Edinburgh wee nearing Galashie s. the engine was suddenly brought to • stood, and the guards and atners west out on the line sal. mining it with lanterns. When the train reached Oala. ahiels it wee currently reported tort it bad run • marrow romps of toiag throws of the mils by some sleepers and logs of wood that had been laid wow them. On further inquiry, we leant that the rumour wss only too well rounded, and that thle diabolical attempt was on Thursday Arles renewed near the same pleas. The first tiros the obstructions was eheemsfi thee were encountered by a goods train, which ma pled thine, and the engine was considerably damaged by lb• shook, though. is it was moo i ng at a s l ew speed, owl .. obstructioo woe noticed before reachiss it, the emsequences were not serious. The guard of the train, on reaching Fiala Miele, made known to the station-master what bad bees done; end the latter, fearing • renewal of the attempt, promptly despatched a mserceger with edam'sr sigmal to the locality, who was just in time to save the express train fraindashirig sgainst a similar barrios& A third attempt, at another spot, was discovered just in tome to warn the laid trace, which wane heavily loaded with • number of ezenrsiooists. On finding the determined nature of the attempt, patrols were employed during the night to murals along the line for some miles Led discover th e mleergeak if they should make amoeba; srial. Strmg napkin' in entertained against some of th e navvies employed oe the neighboaring Peebles branch, who had been drinking during the day.—Harrick Adoertgaer. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVFMBER 17, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY KAMM TELMIGIUFB.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BALOPIAN STARES. Oweline beat Alpheus sadly. &wars HANDICAP. SCURRY STARES SHREWSBURY CUP. Doane Canoe ... ... Blackdown ... Odin. 8 nn. SEVERN STAKES. Corsica ... 1 Belle of the Vide ... 3 HANDICAP PLATE OF 50 BOYS. 13 res. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES (NEW RACE). Juliet beat Spiceboir. STEWARDS' CUP. Knave of Tramps ... 1 Despair... ... 3 6 ram. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Fravola 1 Kora Doret Come La: ... ... 3 8 no. Parohettin snatched at 12.40. Captain Crow scratched at 1.10. ADDITIONAL ARRIVAL& —Pretty Or f, R eat, Paddy O'Rourke, Queen Elizabeth, Beadsman* and Brown George. THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS. VIENNA, Nov. 17. A courier arrived here yesterday with despatches from Prince Metternich, from which it appears that the intention of Austria and England to make their participation in the congress depen dent on the reply of France to certain preliminary questions would not meet with a favourable recep tion at the Tuileries. ANDOVER ELECTION. NOMINATION.—(THIS DAY.) (my sumac rarsams.) ANDOVER, TUMIDLY. The show of hands at the nomination to-clay was in favour of Mr. Humphrey (conservative). ♦ poll was then demanded for the liberal candidata, Mr. Hawkshaw. ST. KATHARINE'S DOCE.-(THIS DAY.) An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders was Lad at 1 o'clock, at the Deck Some, Tower-hill, Mr. Oath, ia the chair, " for the pupas of 00Malidag the expedisacy of applying to parliament in the seen* media for powers to carry into effect proposed arrangements with the St. Katharbe Dock Oempaay, the Vilma Da* Om pally, and the Lerma of the Vidalia Dears, all or say of them, by way of amalgamation, maltase, Iwo, or other wise ; also for authority to nibs additional capital, and for ash ether papas as nay be dasmaised os." Tie OKlndoor eentsiensed by reading an midmost between the St. Hitherto* Deck Oompany and the London Doak Company. signed by the boards, subject to the approval at the sharehalikusi, for an aradproation of the two com prise an perfaaily dad terms. He then read se egrememit between Messrs. Peto, Bowery, end 'sir, the lames of the Victoria Dock, whereby they agreed to treader that dock to the amalga mated Company out certain terms, the dret being that the pries to be paid for the Victoria Dock, not is dedtag the Steelyard, should be paid in 4/ per met. de testers stock of the amalgamated companies, pruderies 44,5001. per annum, to be delivered to the ven dors or apportioned among the shareholders d the Victoria Dock Company ; the payment of interest to COMMSIIOII on the Lt of delicacy, 1865. Among other conditimis of the melee. were the following :—That the ' , sailors should be idernailed by the pereftesses whist ' the claims of the debentsue holders of the Victoria Deck Company ; that all rates and Odes ahead be apportioned between the vendors and parchments up to the war etof the purchase ; that the vendors amid perdue* orking stook of the Victoria Desk at a veleatiee ; that two new antrum:lose should be sold be the by the amalgamated company, at a pries to be at i l e y ai i bitratien ; that the oarryiog oat of the arrangdasat Amid be detriment on the approval ci the sharelioldem et the three companies on patiery motherly ; sad Wt may differences which might arias I. 14111.111100 to the agmemed should be submitted to erbitratioa. TheCtramens, in mowing thermal:matron of the agreement wltlitheLondoo Dock Campos ,expronedhisconviction that it was owe which the aha meld do well to adopt, and that partisans, would sot reps the oesioary usettoo. Mier a short 006•1111116211, the Noehities wee pawed unaohnously. The Ceases' then mowed the aesilmnation of the agree• nest with the Mums of the Vistula Dock Company in reply to qUettiOUL The °RAHMAN stated that the proposal was in sub stance to purchase the ViAces Doric for the sus of one milllioo sterling, the hiteweet to be 44 per cent., making the total amount 42,5001. per annum H. held in his bud • meemeandusa showing that the Victoria Dock Company woe akesdy earning within 2,000/. ar 2.0001. of the amount to be to itswes• The matins was plied The proasealiap he wrsehmka. The committee of the Orphan Working School hare admitted 60 ehikhen each year for some time put, but as there s room in the baiWing for 400, and only about 300childrea them, they bare determined to admit 70 during the mania' year is order to fill ap the ambers as early as poetible, not doubling that the public will amble them to do so by their inaeued contributions. A new church is about to built at Fiholicg, in Boats, Rose taw lir at WI Railway Nem* betwoca Ports wood sod Notts* Houpital. GOLD IN BIITESE GITIANA.--GANDraI exp editions have proceeded at Intervals late the interior of country ' for the purpose of disecererieg gold, from the time of the ' late lamented Dr. Blair up to • very recent date. and eves I now there area few individuals engaged in the pursuit. We need not go into the history of these enterprises-- suffice it to say that although they all laboured under the disadvantage of being conducted by men not practically acquainted with gold-mining they have all combined in enforcing upon us the truth—long shies d iscovered—that gold exist' to • great extent to the heart of this colons, and even within comparaeively *my reach of our metropolis. — ' British Oahu= paper. CHARON OF SWUM% A GNITINO•HOLTAIL —At the Dudley polinecourt, yesterday, Themes cad James DWAIN, hemmed victuallers, of the Sslotetico wine vaults, were charged with having, whilst the occupiers of • certain' house in High-street, unlawfully received the sum of two shillings and sixpence, as a deposit on a certain bet, on condition of paying the sum of oce pound fifteen shillings, on the oontingeoey of a cer tain horse winning a race. Mr. John Smith, of Birmingham, appeared for the defence. The information was laid by • man named William Blackwell, who was ordered oat of court in the early part of the morning for interfering I. a case of indecent assault previously reported. Upon being called on to give evidence, he was produced by the police, and came into court Is • state of utter inca pacity. He was asked by Mr. Haase bow he had passed the morning, and after a little cogitation he said, "What has that got to do with them? What has that got to do with the magistrates ?" Further questions were put but the informer was past giving coherent replies. Mr. Smith then said that he was in • position to prove that the statements contained in the in formation were incorrect, but as be did not wish to occupy the time of the court for three or four hours, he would advise his clients to gay the costs of the prosecution, if the bench thought fit. It was quite certain that the *eidetice of the informer could not be taken, and, under the °imam-teem be thought the ease would be met by the terms he had propoesd. Mr. Chief Superintendent Berton, the nominal prosecutor, said they bad other witness= who had been summoned by the informer, if the beech thought proper to have them called. Mr. Smith said that his clients were prepared to meet the charges, but he thought the time of the beach would be needle sly occu pied if the case west on for three or four hours and then ended in a dismissal. The Messrs. Davies were respectable Miasmas, and it eould be shown that they earned on their badness to a respectable maser. He should not attempt to day that a deposit hml been man aa stated is the in formatioe, but no actual bet was made. The beech. after consulting with the clack sad chief superintendent of police, weed to the course suggested byltifr. Smith, and also ad dressed a centima to the defendants. The beech stated that they should not allow the costs to the informer. K it. 4.- so N It. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oioow. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices have receded in most instances. Metropolitan stock shows chief heaviness, and has further de clined 1 per cent. Great Northern has also fallen ; London and North Western, Great Western, and South Eastern, ; Midland, ; 1 and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. The fort -1 nightly settlement will bo completed to day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 103 to ; Great Western, 634 tot ; Midland, 1274 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 t to ; Caledonian, 118 to ; South Eastern, 944 to ; Groat Eastern, 494 to ; Great Northern, 1264 to 1264 ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 118 to 120. Sciode Railway stock has imp ved, and Bombay and Baroda and Eastern are firm. Canadian railway securities are inactive. With the exception of an advance in Ottoman, foreign shares exhibit no movement. UNDINAZY IMAMS AND NIOOIL I 7 av uf aa I It: I So-4a S ei 4 I 11 14 111 111 ■ 0 14 17 96 96 107 109 0 60 O 47. 71 11 - - I 151 161 119 110 WI 1211 100 101 ai SO SS 48 40 42 31. $7 103 101 1001 110 70 72 110 111 It iQ is In 49 •4 119_ 120. It . 3 r 96 Id U SI I. uti 114 N N • oe 16.. U 9 lit 1 2 pm ft ri u ne 12 111 45 66 MI 140 61 CI St 3.1 * 4 t I 96 9 94 8 st 19 1 366 /60 .g 93 80 170 170 K MI i 111 11 4 110 112 101 111 123 100 108 111 IS 87 116 117 111 113 Eta 106 100 110 N 1N ea i.i lot 1 4 14 74 77 79 171 176 166 117 11111 130 110 lit 101 104 11l HS In lie 114 117 114 117 1116 140 114 117 166 160 110 111 152 lbl 124 118 i % Era ea 1 I Pla 917 1111 IN 111 SA 96 ": cu.l par I 171 1111 IS 3* $3 SO ni $l4 13 U 102 104 102 100 60 00 45 48 SZSBBYSII. 00 Si i 106 100 0 1 0 16 i 1 Poi It 4 4 ea 91 107 1 ue4 lu7 1 li ps 1 We 11 ye 74 76 03 66 63 70 49 62 48 1 . 2 SS 42 04 00 SS SS late 1089 103 1 It Pst 10 10} 10* 10 tb 95 97 Ild WI } i Pm SO 100 106 st 0 160 11l 5T 60 a 1 81 66 106 106 IM 106 i aPo lia 106 LWALII._ Malsikodas 66 1 MB. MONEY M4RKNZr(TI4IB DAY.) Two °Two& The funds remain steady, at yebterday's prices, but heaviness prevails as' *tares borne railway stooks and the speculative kinds of foreign bonds, in which this is the fortnightly settling day. The average reduction amounts to about }per cent., and is attributable partly to the uncertain state of the money market, and partly to the continued unsa tisfactory character of the financial advices from Paris. _ _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites were quoted 67fr. 200., showing an advance of bc., compared with the last price of yesterday. Console are now quoted 921 to 1, cum div. ; for money, and 911 to 4, ex div., for the account (Deo. 3). The official business report is as fol lows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ; ditto for account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents, 901, 1 ; Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4, i ; ditto Four per Cent. 1001; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 994 ; and Exchequer Bills, Bs., 3s. dig. A decline off per cent. has taken place to-day in Mexican, Greek, and Turkish Bonds of 1862. Spanish Passive Bonds, on the other hand, have risen f per cent., and the Certificates continue in demand, though now quoted below the best point of the morning ; the last transactions are at 131, purchases having been made at an earlier hour as high as 131. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 701 to 71; ditto, 1858, 681 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 70} to 1 ; the Consolidds, 474 to 484 ; Greek, 301 to 31 ; Mexican, 381 to ; and Spanish Passive, 341 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 921; Egyptian, 991, 98 1; Greek, for account, 31, 301 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 141 ; Italian, for account, 71, f, 71 ; Mexican, for account, 384, 39, 381 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 861; Portuguese, 1855, 49 ; ditto, 1856, dm, 481, ; ditto, 1863, 481; ditto, scrip, 1 prem. ; Russian, 1822, 91 ; ditto, 1862, 87, 4, ex div. ; Spanish, for aoooant, 344, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 4, ; Turkish, 1862, 701, 1 ; ditto, for account, 701, f ; Venezuela, for account, 231, 24. International Financial shares are quoted 44 to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 3to prem. ; London Financial, 71 to prem. ; Mercantile Cred it, 21 to 34 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 15 to 04 dis. ; Egyp tian Trading, 2/ to 4 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 74 to 84 pram. ; National Steam, 41 to 54 prem. Merchant Banking, 41 to 54 prem. ; Australian Land and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 2j to 31 prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 31 to 44 prem. ; and Muntz's metal, Ito 1 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are lower, at 924, cum div., for money, and 911 to 4, ex div., for the account. At 6 per cent., which is still the current rate for the best bills, there is an ample supply of money. Nevertheless, much caution u evinced, and in con sequent* of the prevailing uncertainty with regard to the future, a good, though not heavy business continues to be carried to the Bank of England. There is a rumour that a new Spanish loan is in contemplation. In connexion with the settlement, the failure of a member of the Stock Exchange was announced yesterday, but it was of no importance. No gold transactions occurred at the Bank yester- day. There was also an absence of export in quiry for this metal in the market-perhaps owing to the fact that there are no supplies in hand at the moment. _ _ The Monarch, with 247,50 a, is the only gold vessel known to be on the way from Melbourne to England. 295,000/. was shipped from that port, however, by the steamer Madras for Point de Galls. The outgoing Went India steamer, to sail to day, will take 0,1401. in gold. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday next a spoil" settling day in the shares of the following companies : _ . . East London Bank (Limited) To be market Dartford Creek Paper Mill Company (Limited) New /danifeld Co pypar and Silver N°t °Art " Mining Company (Limited) The committee have also ordered the shares of the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance COllll - to be marked in the biweekly lists. Bargains are to be settled on the ordinary settling days. The Loudon and County Bank have made ar rangements to open a branch at Limehouse. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Natal Cotton Conmanv (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on the 21st inst. The first OrT:livary meeting of the Inns of Court Hotel Company (Limited) is milled for the 24th instant. _ _ _ The first annual meeting of the General Rolling Stook Company (Limited) is cmirened for the 24th inst., when • dividend is to be declared, and the purchase of the Rolling Stock Company of Ireland (Limited) is to be proposed. A general meeting of the Trust and Loan Com pany of Upper Canada is called fur the 27th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. . . In anticipation of the dividend which will be declared in January next ou both classes of shares in the Illinois Ceutral Railway Company, and upon the cancelled Bouda Scrip, holders, if not already registered in the books of the company, are re quested by the London agents to do so without delay. The prospectus of the Ilfracombe Hotel Company (Limited) is in circulation. It is proposed to build • commodious hotel at this fashionable, healthy, and beautifully situated watering place. A central site has been fixed upon. The capital proposed is the moderate sum of 20,0001., divided into 2,000 shares of 101. each, suit of this a large portion has already been subscribed. The railway is now within a few miles of Ilfracombe, and the South Western Company intend petitioning parliament in the ensuing session for an exteußiou direct to the town. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the interest on the shares of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company. We are requested to state that nearly the whole of the first issue of 5,000 shares in the Constanti nople and Alexandria Hotels Company (Limited) have already been applied for, exclusive of the applications expected from abroad. The half-yearly dividends due the let December on Brazilian Bonds are announced by Messrs. Rothschild and Sons, and those on Chilima Four and-a-Half per Cents. by IglesmN. Baring Brothers and Co. • NIONDAT STUMM Consols, which closed on Saturday at 91; ex div. for the 3rd December, were marked to.daybetween 914 and 91/, and closed at 91f to 4. For money the last price was 921 to I with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, I. ; ditto, for isccount, 9 _ 1 },1 , ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 901, f, f ; ew Three per Ceuta., 903, 4, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 211-16 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1.081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 75. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 99Y ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 115. The Indian government securities were quiet. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 7s. prem. Exchequer Bills were a trifle firmer at fis. to 4s. dia. Apart from the settlement the business in the foreign stock market was not extensive. Never theless an improved demand was ,m2erienced for some securities in the afternoon. In the market for bank eliares there was an .11 r 1 AMWAY& C i teees s it rai. aa na ldr al &Ayres D. Iloatteener ea (Limited). r Ocoolaps. II aitieitd•• DanaDarg 1 witagita 111 DO& Ihoside_ ... I al Yam el nom I II ild. biado u =tep.• 1 M Ikea& ei flallasamilli• ! Vei DeadddageLe oe y ilia Do.lia.o.Pet. saw% a imam cd I ~.2•01.. l NAM Rheas g. 7 p...e.' do al eawealaalkuok Pod a 0010 • 120 0 1 Measaldlal . rembe lfolea.sadMedle 1 eD al Peale sad Odom el 3 /NM and tremaals.(L all *las irl Durban ' all Deepl Mali 1 A Swells/ ell I pee NEL all sad Keno all Do. II Da. per ant, Pref. II de. )s.Tperee. A &MIL& lomMeneelea' la l ilLee Peeta a t a ttosp aD oaliker d d T.t awl Savona al Do. do. ele 'West ell 1 Da. prt er :eit hie: ; an ,Weeldi Z. 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Poulos% do_ Do, lo.ll4.roda.Sua IN IN W 10 PS lei IN NO I* I NO :IN to la '.lOO 10 SOP IM If ... 126 i 6 99 a}4 1113; 3 lei k lilt Y 121 1% tO Te lta Pas ... 111 f —dl. "II 121 • - 471 4 ... 47 nr 14 t'si f m - ty - 10 9/ N 1. al let} improvement in Alliance, City, London Bank et Scotland, London Joint Stock, and National Bank of Liverpool ; but a reductiou in Luedee,.Birruing ham, and South Staffordshire, London and South Western, Midland. and Bank of New Zealand. As regards miscellaneous shares, there were inquiries fne Australian Agricultural, Crystal Palace, and Joint Stock Discount New. The shares of the London Financial Ameociatian have again advanced, closing at 71 to 8 prem., but at one period of the day transactions were recorded as high as 81 prem. International Financial have risen to 4} to 41 prem. ; General Credit, to 2} to 3 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, to 1} to 01 Etyptian Trading were firmer, at 24 to 2 3 prem. Mercantile Credit were slightly lower, at 2 to 3 prem., on the allotment. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 11 1 to 121 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4. to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1} to 1 pecan. ; Commercial Union, S to 3} prem. ; Universal Marine, par to } prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine. }to prem. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were quoted 2} to 34 prem. ; East Loudon Bank, 3} to 4 prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, } to f prem. ; Littlehamptem and Hontleur Steam, 2to 3 prem. ; Muntz's Metal Company, par to } prem. ; Discount Corporation, 7} to 8 prem. ; Glou cestershire Smelting, 1 to 1} prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, Ito 3 prem. ; National Steam, 41 to 5} prem. ; Merchant Banking. 41 to 5} prem. ; Australian Laud and Mortgage, } to prem. ; and Lundy Granite, par to } prem. South Australian and Virginia Bonds were heavy. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ - Two o'Cr.ocx. In the mining market to-day attention is almost exclusively confined to the fortnightly settlement and prices generally exhibit no variation compared with those last current yesterday. New Rosewarns shares are in demand and have risen 11., the present quotation being 24 to 28. Chiverton Moor , are quoted 6I to and East Camden, 2 6 i to 27. East Russell shares are o ffi cially marked in the Stock Exchange 6, and West Caradon 20. St. John del Rey and Yudauamutana allarea are in demand and better, the former have been dealt iu at sol and 61k, and the latter at 21 and 21. Vallanzasca gold axe quoted The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram from ' Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, October :—Prodoce for September, 39,758 oitavaa ; cost for ditto, 10,1121. ; profit for ditto, 5,2881. ;, produce. first division October, 12,778 yield 6'700 oitavas per ton. Still short water supply. The directors of the English end Australiaa Copper Come. piny have received advicre from their manager, dated Port' Adelaide, the Nitta September lest. The quautity of coal at Kooringa was 210 tons, at Kapande 670 tone, and at Port Adeleule 1,721 tons, besides about 280 tone of wood at Koorioga. There were four furnaces at work at K sad five fulmars and oae refinery at the Port, a m o da dt smelting operations were progresslug eatisfectorily. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN k COTTON MARKETb. (TRIMDAY.) do =BMW a w 131111011.11100 AL ten.) (73031 Orlt owl ooisssrosnsorr.) Cons.—Fair attendance at market. Good bugling' in wheat at a elude better prime. Flour in moderate demand without dumps is value. Indian con is good request. Egyptian beaus steady. Oats sad oatmeal Am CorroN.—Markus vary quiet Wes probe* 3,000 balm. MINCING LANE.--(THIS DAY.) dootit.—The market has opened with a good general demand at about Gd. advance on WI week% prime. The private sales include. Gurpattab date, Bengal, at 42. ; played Manila, at 38e. • Ravannah. Rea 12 to 13. at 466 to 45e. ; Cuba and Piet* Rico, 41s. 6d. to 45e. 6d. and in public sale ; Barbados. st39a. dd. to 465. Rained, brows lamps hare been mold at its, to 51s. ed., but there are ow few sellers at these prices. Comte—The parcels offered today were too small to give quotations ; privately tine &sand is inactive. Tea.—A fair general basterr sontinues to to transacted at current quotations. Rics—About 2,000 togs of cargo Bengal sold *t $4. GL is lila. dd. Panr.—A few sales bare been mach at L. 6.1. to Is. Gil. for Leeward., and le. lid. for Cuba. SALTPLTU, at a decline of about Gd. per cwt.. a fair besioess has beep dune : refraction Ga, at :;7..:!d., sol re fraction 51 to 21, 38.. to 3fie. 3d. Como: coetioues dull of sale. Jun.—The market coatiauen active at full pi Hey?. —Maniac clean, 39!. 10a. to 422. ; good ping, sold 311. TALLOW MARKET. 7 (THI3 DAY.). Tben arlet is (inlet at the f:illow.sg quotaticas Tows tallow, 42.. 9.1. to 42.. 32. at cub ; Pet Y.O. on the .pot, 43.. 3d. ; all the yew, 4.35. •, Deo= 0011, 43.. 6e. ; January to March, 44.. to 44.. 34. ; March oaly, 411. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hours. Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at last day's prices. Prime meadow ►ay. 70s. to 804. ; snarler ditto, 84s. to 925. 6d. ; memo. 601. to 704. ; dowry, aid. 96a. to 110 a. ; ditto, wooed eat. Ws. to 100 s. ; straw, 25a. to 30a. A BARONET WANTED AND FOUND. A para. graph in as Australian newspaper lately appeared. Made& Wanted, a Barret," the paragraph being ea advertise ment fora Mr. Hughes. who b y - the death of a relative had rats into the title. The last heir bas bees ford sear Bal. lent. In the Ballarat Star we read :--" A gentleman at Cardigan, on reading the paragraph, at once remembered where the baronet wan located. He proceeded to Busker's ' bill, sod them discovered the pereou so long suiN,ht after in • very poor and miserable position. He satiated to him the object of his visit, and showed him the para graph wherein is was stated that he had bcome the heir to • boooetcy sal ooesiderable landed property. Sir Frederick was by so means astonished. as be was tally aware that, sorer or later, should be not die before the late bolder of the property, he would fall in for it arid the title. The dirge, however, is a well re, r it appears that Sir Frederick when plain Mr. Hugh,' followed the humble avocation of • woodcutter at Bunker's. bill, and while felling a tree one day it toppled over sorer than be expected, and, falling upon hiaq broke one of his legs. This accident ban rendered him • cripple for life. While confined to his had the family fell into very dis tress& circumstances, and until last week his wife, Dow Lady Hughes, was in the habit of receiving outdoor relief from the Benevolent Asylum. Being a person of sup-riot education she opined a school at Bunker's-hill. said by the memos was partly enabled to support the family." GRF.AT lituwiNu MATCH—Yesterday a Lulling match, for 50/, a side, took place at Shoreham berme Thomas Hoer, of Hammearitle, and Frederick Griggs. of Shoreham, in 18-feet skiffs, and over about mile cour.v, from the Dolphin, Hard, to the schooner, Southwi.i. The 'Batch excited groat interest, and there were a coati ruble number of spectators preset frees all parts. Ills boats started at five minutes pad three. sod Hosre went away with the lead, which he temetaieed, sod won by soot 15 leogtbs. A protest was *stared against Hoare's taut, which hsa_yet to be decided.—Surrey Standard. EAGLE SHOT.-011 Thursday morniqt, Mr. Stanley, of the Bridge los, Shoreham, shot • very Urge eagle. Ha first observed the bird feeding as the b cgc b, and he took his gun mid followed it for shoot A mile up the river bank. Approaching it cautiously in • kneeling petition. be fired.' it was rear. and struck it midi, the wing and brought it to the ground. With aristar," Stanley placed his gen on the Deck of the eagle, which shored signs of feromouniess. and finally dispatched his prey by sticking it in its neck with a penkn ife. The bird, which is as large as a full size swan, with black and yellow feathers, was taken to Shoreham, sod will be takes to Brighton to be stuffed.—Sauser Advertiser. STEEPLECHANE4 AT LA MARL:MK—Racing in Francis terminated for the pretest year on Sunday with ea excellent day's sport at the above place. The fields were good, for the first as maay as eleven starting, mid each event was well contested, mad gave rise to an exciting finish. The raiser ooramesord with a haadicap, which was carried off by Viaoret de Cauchy 's Marital., the trip weight, half a dozen of those which started cominf it i: together. as within • space of malty teagtha. nel:inu stake which followed, ended with a splendid suuggle between Brave, Vireo, and Topsy, the three runtime past the judge's stud abreast, gad at such A speed as so give rise to a serious accident Before their sped meld be decreed, they had run babied the stands and cur against apetleman on horseback, who was iinfortunately sot able to get out of tile way is time. Ia • moment he was knocked dons by Vixen, sod the horse and their riders were in a heap together on the ground. Mr. Roe, the owner of Vixen, who was riding her, was able to get up and remount his lam bat the stranger was removed isesosible to the geddoak ; he subsequently recovered, sad although severely bruised and shaken was found to have no boom brokes. The sport terminated with the Prix de Cloture, in which Witch arid Blainvills ran together through. out, the former securing the victory by • length only after • splendid race.—Gatiynani. 83 90 90 1N 10.5}6 108 107 GI 7 108 I 1061 - VI Ri,i 14,004 10.636 4,000 6,C401 11$4.Tenl 3LS ,- !(11 ts 000 l • 1.111'1.4i1 Ide.slo t 77 ,),we rii,irs ••• GM 111000 1101. OZ..ke ). -.~..i 40,0001 40.0001 10,040 4.'5! Keiji IKON L i; i;A um' lot i 146 i tei Ii 10