The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

p1.10.1110 1111111 M• _ . • ~,....„-). i/C4 , .... „.0 4 ..., . • • ' , '''' .0 11..} ( fg.../ . .; , , , , 4/ s e- ~,, .. 40 //:" e . - . / • . 4 , „,--- , c -_j - .-„,e 2". ~ ~. , A ,:....- . . --- '.......—J ..,- ~,, .. , ~, - 1 . maw . , t • . 7 f i l3 rt No. 2,256.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 11453. to 3 "'twerp aM e°llll lsmereme °lll iii" 2l ° ll Al ls 3 121g.S7kR MA HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- TRK NEIY YORK OLNIBUS. SHARE LISTS. NONE (-WSW 311r4inti Interne 4.NULtiatt, IKMILAND, and tCM Ala 111 "*V., 1 1 , 1 ": 0 14 4 that .im else the 14 D .. The subjoined lively picture of woman's rights as _,_ ~ . ROAMS tO aIIaMMINS... A i Me Sj FRIDAY RVIIIIIXO. 3 4 lemma IlaMma Jambe I If " rrifit a t 11.1:nituoci.rgouxtvo astatlentur.Blo to actually enjayed in America is from the New York Tri- The railway market was rather firmer in the early 2,: to c o l i s a ts° 4 1 3 1 „ ..... 3 1111,191311•• f: If .. I The English stock PA`- ta -1 ttl i tirr a T i Lsiiso" co osl i P ts 'sis y. s- I .Li t dt.".l .- " l ,ar.. 6,.. of the 20th ult. : part of the day, owing to a demand for stock to so A thltAk Kill . 7, IIT im sibly weaker, and fin ......-- ii ,..... monot o oi d at s.sep o ..-By ome n Woman Mims supreme ! So say the poets, so say the supply . the sales of a speculator for the fall, whose is "• Owl Tools's_ _•.... - - a 4PM J. 0. BISGIJL novelists, so my we ; but the place of CI others in which failure is expected to be declared; but on the decline " s s t ; ouese Dl6 iuda . u k " .2 " p „,, par '" . 3 i the day, which repro maesemes Mee. MOW. Oct It, lel3. she has established her supremacy in our good city of New in Consols sales were pressed, and prices gave way, lo le brad f melba el Mews 14 II p 2 the last quotations of t.--- ---- --- York is in as omaibiti. Behold her, as she enters, worn- • • • closing heavily. Owing, however, to the exceedingly 4 1 : 12',.. s Tn , a r°6616 "A 66 1 " was supported at i T u °sus m 1 1 14 4 1)1! PAL! Aili.i/t SAL Co., L i pm ay ‘im a l 3 . 4 g i e n d t l yl a i r Xs d v o e:i n cle th i e s h al a l pi rrlu . you Pull7 bo it ° l 6 . Bf hulked nature of the transactions in thisde nt, ie. enlik. wier al - i is C close the account of nunms-os-ximir. never full se long as there is • man to turn oat ; and so, the actual reduction in prices was not cosaidsnble. I all itusioook UMW Olo• speculated for the fal arolLalle accordilly, utterly i taralmed by the suspicion of the sup- 6 5 LeseakhreojeApAthel If 01 db .. ....... 21, IlingeMwd-whart. V. il - - . 9 94 9 I the accounts of two jje•ptassis _ u. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocg. s' in De 4ua l bwa fteelta. , .. • 11, 631 ilf rlarr..l7:alto b. bers g tuilty k rortettga h utentver painting" 'The railway market to-day is rather lower, with : s I ' s. d° rilk 33 ° 3 . It 1 1 were in difficulties, radainis ••••••••••••••• . --- lien susceptible, very nervous, and rather young, gets vio- 3 80. Minn) . ... - Is 1 y red clutches wildly at the strap, eho- very little business offering. London and North- is 4 Do. nsersaasit .OW per but in the afternoon t = rne -....--•-•. „ ..... . 11. a sfir L ues , w as h as k; h is os t o bo o „ to post up leas mossy . Western stock is at the present moment quoted 1021 : 1 1 1 1, Li ut iwa old inealMO;asir - - and the publication it 155, 0 1 .1 11 .6 ----- _____.. i,De Cm =se. and makes see bound into the street, while to 1 ' Great Western, 81 to 1 ; Lancashire and York- es se 4 .2 6 sub ''' .' ''. I If Pa Czar, caused a reactii t0t0 .7............-.... is. sew Isin Entry. Illeb-nreet. th e lady slake it.lo his seat with a tl•lef look of shire , frl to 1; Midland, 604 to 61.1, Doren, 171 13 At , I AMU, • U•WeiWia 617 74 - 5 triumph, and her be-velveted and be-jewelled little son and to 181; Great Northern', 201 to 1 ; and Caledonians, I S 1. /kr•••• of _-_. - Ifi *4 able effect produced --- - heir Members on the knees next to him, leaving on the to 1. 10 ii• De. at. 8 per at. Raab generally interpreted Tip E GIIIITEAS.-Mr. WM. H. HALE , the S r i dandy's Keay trawlers a sweet little snail daguerreotype of 27 ism K. Maim die.) - - ..a ll44 tt i t ' tt a".l". its FlVE't f il: 2l lNt niam"-eq a appAll: an 'TlMlts ilia". are sou lahr.s euele, his dear little red boob, and °Mende( said dandy's visi on French shares have slightly rallied; Ncetherns are II s 3 3 """slisarsook rid , . st SI 20 Is Pane end Mom _..,.. 1 7., - ......e. a inv. fret ei. Paserildat so swami ibdifitlagli. with the tickling tips of his Hut y feathers. Sudden stop quoted 331 to 34 ; Strasbourg', 37 to 1; and Paris ep . 0 k . - - - 154 II Oa an• as 4 Orem, ... ... •- - and the more danger." to the religious prejut again: nobody says all full. The Wt Quintus Curtin., who and Lyons, 16 to i prem. se sa Pads sod Ansa - .. 45 41 flatness of the afterm ...7.=---- _ that the speedy woe" rushed recklessly into the abyss of Broadway, has warned 1. AA Nils and norawsure - 871 371 ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCKS. ID • P Mallsea s suMberboure 2 4 om 4 ' : ' everybody to hold his tongue. is come a pretty bonnet and a pretty face-this is all that can as yet be seen of the lady, ~ ._ 0 .,,, 1 moss we the y DI le i Meshes and Itlelswed ... 3 1 rile temptation, in view ka.k,,,*/ .L .:n •'" , except a nice bird- age three affrighted canaries, 1"I san.wsts. Tutwooy. too ", ss au vases sad Id ols • - - 154 19f ---- 20 9 Rep! Daniels lMs pm peen politics. Busi yl . lll r ift,IVN making seises whisk easeries never made before, and which (6 - , - . I Hu I 0 „. 74 . .. .. I . 304 .-.. 5 2 Myst Swedish ,j 1 05,ff1".,,K,'L . A11 , would impale Jellies with a new polka, il he heard them. 20 a, tiouus g ..;nts. . M ill Immo ass Wean Well--rbese am thrust into the astonished arms of a very fat as t 111.0itiali . 4 44 41 le 4 Do. 14 per AM Prone . .- - sales, understood to old pm Frees f d gielleman M a broad brimmed hat and brows gaiters, 131 ail Illem.Welv.ikOrwarValle 9 le ) mI loath Madera at di 50 5 lentrawnisiproye.„...„, 1 4 me steadily wedged In a ems, sear the deer. New 51 11, 1 ••••••• 1 •••••••••••••• .II te die party, to the extent ' sn tut s User - itm million of stock. Th T ERTH 'll,aa lfrr cen lisi ltatseiVs s e= Leeterli nt naleiLemoi lial" "" 81119 " l b 14.01 " 111 " I " 14444 sad ria glia " In t •11 i? MIAs. M. M. au... 1 47 rises 1 sal en . 4 se ... s . ll ' 1:0g WM= la Meemateellimif hi. IMO as . 640 , IMF la dos 00 • 3 3*- 0 a her as ii • de- U. tee Ilibbleed IsrAse ... .. 96 -- d et 4 is le Ai 0 tersest. Pref-.... IMs pet teracted to some exi WNW WM pegs& oda brad, sad is her two hauls she i t tea thilikolles - 541 641 381 4 141 10 aware al PTA.- 76 Ilf 910 waked il arnaro.-ir.sramis nOMILT, Desgesa mw. is . o " woom poosak gels Ismeele sod kids-what ? a banquet ? a baby ? a poodle, or a pump- Si all Omar wad laylisid .. 16 17 11 4 rent id Wentmeiewl7.. If IMe purchase of about 15 fieS lirldoldto 00 10 101 , 1 Is kill ? Neither : 'bet •• large glass globe, a decent allow. IS ell cent Seams .- ... 13 U " eign eg r e ssesi absisnaldtoooll sod wow" Ad nee of eke mid water, and four charmins Ifttie live 31 14 . 11 , 1 I . lllll onks. it u4 2l . ll4 a . d hs• Abir •.' 44 43 . * /11 Mobeed.-..- „. 3l SMg in, ever, that there ha i s lonlitja ii V • *be •• Me geld fishes ! Tits Ashes an d the lady steel up in the ....- -- 6 ,—. considerable .mono Cill• idiaLldwrlMee Tomb The mils el Mbism Moeda —. le at MINES. Emeg he Islay sod la akw of met powlsmit stage, now PuuntillS its bulion mom. The lady 25 all nom net - ... 41 4 account. The dowi ll i t io a mmi t _ A l l o m* s o ws ow ise se e s. au eig4 knocks against the knees of everybody, while the IS all arm 118 E sad U.).- i S awf' 1 M•ounoo exchanges may be al etwoo s o ugusu arj a ziesLa mosey teweesel fresi el fishes. paid.: streak at the agitation of their tiny see, SO_ .•I__l Lam _ tf01 a z.,.... 4 1 1 3 ill I 'mew dam milhan moss, a Alt.o4ll,ldirrei roolinnellk swim madly about, and the waves bespatter all around. ,7„t• 1" nausea ~_,_aa3 4, .., ,„,. s $5. Imm. MIL risesteer. MAW. a feeling of flatness. _ ads Ili with_ths woe molodoll . „ ~._ _IINTIIS. 10 ••••••••.,.., What's to be done ?Of course the gentleman squeezed .1 . i 8e. ... D . ....•"" '' D ''.""' "' - 31 34- 33 458,000 lUm Mb --.— an 1 1 sln II of Paris, Ameterdai IMP ih5.r . a..7„...=i . - .-- 44144 4 3 ,7`. in behind soma others so Merely, eznaliaine those papers 64.1100 e n s u nges sm i a ...... 7.: es es bgleen Iselhislwalesunee 64 311,000 I tangle Australisanot4 en s .tis per Melger ainnomeas , gm , 2 , 6 * da m *6 . 0 as* so essisously tied with red tape, mut get up, scram bl e et toe likening! awl pope .is GI Of 6) 1 00.015 l's. •AnaloCallfarstan pumend 811111elaills Inahher, end. as tt hie paper anyhow into his pashas, assuming the flab 10 I M Edinburgh eareinefe... - - MOM 11 tAastralaelot memeslsolisso,ooo s Do. Coal nixing 1 - - II a lionallnwlllaill= of IE7 lluMallioni wall web thisloslM and globe while the lady takes her seat, end standing in a 1 1 3. 1 00 Ildlabwelis___ 11 33 s ow fekenend remained's Um willonss MI umPlememloome posiflea none but a Ravel could maintain. Everybody I , l t 1 ,11 MM.. ai bws wwww••••• ••• a a ii„ 20 As saf llea ▪ e a r Wig st the am Te ton sUevldel am, pin* the lady, everybody laughs at the man. li. growls e‘ tee De . A. An a '“ ... 31 3 . 63 f m e ow 1 llmi Annan% to 94, improved to f pear same dos semasseleMAO 1 Attetrallaa Pre eta . a LOWS CiaosaNOLSYSizi, ODD" inwardly, but he dare not outwardly grumble, for, of Si. to o Be. g„ go s h ... ... In tee 1336 PAO 1 Ave Maria- ell 4 ills 4 official close 9 11 to IMpeess.llollls WIMP, dear helpless woman never appeals in vela to the at. 100 Ocasesh.swlWsi.(lre.) 151 10i 103 f WAN I &ilia •1110 7 Z1 . 11 . ;;A • ti ill 5 1 die osetemr.oreet, Ifeweartle.sa.vpm. sympathias of a trueborn American ; so banged be- et too ono Maim -. .. 514 514 "NO 211 Mrltiablroa 11.3 7 9 account. Sub/wiper spattered, and opined, he of the Ashes, and he the bird r j 2 1•16,...2„01ik sew : - MOM le tlirscha...(lse.st3l.po 246 61 Ti 111 94 for the 6th of De arms" .. 87 50 6,400 /I De.Ossase and Crate at 11 34 QOUND Oa WHITE TEETH are not only indict- 41910 , ride worldlY up Broadway- th e misery coolefonolly eel 11l =Dr tit in on t 1,600 A' Do. St. Joke Del bey 15 37 39 3114 8 all day 1 higher that Icy yeas* ximilise re a sloadigestwilor is hieli semis Mc they raised by a tap on the shoulder from an imperiellllllBWM4 gs, in) ..."*"..... 444 1 -114,00 P 1 Carnes Creek 4 4 ale Pli Mies. IN es a hisishig, MOO alsbellr• and the tender of a silent sixpence to be 15111L b li=n0 Illf 17fi De, , idea 71 7Ms MOM 40 Obirs Copper ........... en 43 43 continued scarcity 0 at trni" Tr a il' sea Mme ' Wake Wake ever to be vouchsafed ; that would Its en 14 141 Ds. OW 111Ing 441 „ 144,444 I K 3343414 4k44 .... ""' I II" 3 14 1 actual business is as d m = ths 44 "AIM a woman ' s privilege -satil, is despair, he lie II all I lood sins enoll •-• •• l i 1 3 1 1 ...... ... CoPlar) 18 if iil infillnlCl 1 • 444.12nid b "" 1 " 1 1. 11 " rwr 111 " ... Ashes isto the head of ea sammecisas new ismer a d 11 4 Ili 1,0011 •• 1 . 1111 • 111 • 11 L 6 54 6 3 me i St. 4115pper Mama Tee. all 85 65 soh, for money, 94 olosms° ll w d Z a k ot s. " l.66missel. siamdballuta " ► defiesoat Into the treewhere ha t least ' a 14 7 34441334343 • 33 3444ft1i3 1, 6 1 I'm a,. 23 *Do. Pref. 74 went. all 4 7 sat I spend airs, therm Ms owl :A resha ••• • ; , dear •••alw St. ten =llrlghtenati. Deane 97 97 Mob.. 5 1111nikAastrallmtOs e pr all 26 S 6th Dec., 941, 1, 93 I i o ma amity te nom sown hem he marls Wu- the tyranny of as essaibm- ton gentle dr, trto a Werthareeter lel 108 f 1921 1 k s woo p 3 1 Goat WWI* VOW an per f on 33 duccd, 931, 921, mu Mewing essesinms ist pang Mike . Pries Is. Ild. per Woman . Do. Registered - . 1e5.006119-11sisselnwil=0lat am : h a s tbelehd. me - 10 13 De. 11111 s , f dis fpm 50,604 50 wh. levies" awl Sew lg. to 1 Do.stor..ii:saie.A ii pi 72,i1b , = rai l/why of togas all 1 {din OW. 9old by them sad try Amble awl pirtiZere. TURK AND CHRISTIAN. 121 34 Do. 11egit1w.,.._,.. ... - -11.0 h Great P01mw5h.......-. an a; a die 51, 5 5-16. India .1 It. WO Lowden • ilettals.WWlSlM 73 73 734 100,004 lake Ibtaunt. „. all 1 Ohs Exchequer Bills That the Turk looks on the Christian with aver- so 111 De., SP ... - . . 13 It ins 60 , 05. Liberty ..... all 6 4 dia. IRELAND. d....i contempt may in some cuss be true, but enhap- 40 84 Be., I* - ... .. 13 11 ss 15, 41Mares "tee loodoakCalltora. Gall play, than feelings are in some measure justified by the I s t . ti lt 14343131131 „ 111 .= - - - 4 ,-- 20 11 10 t Quarts nmehlimOo.. sU 6 1 In the foreign i Down. Nov. 11. amain sad madam of those Christians with whom he oi 4 i.' 3 .. Dim ,. - _ a 155,100 tlfartecks As is usually the cue when an Irish borough boa". Wiadlant or is at Plasm intermixed. It was St, lee INEwni ... ... ... .. 611 01 11 501 of nynanum or the duplicity of Russia, M. 118 IMAM& sot Dmsy act In AM 10 unkentatamerlies e 7 16 71 sb, 1 Maw musses .- . ..-. all f die par 1 1 though a fiat feelio a whole bevy of candidates are I .le **S ak i becomes valiant, c that were calanlalled to gain his respect for the Greek 110 47 4 R N A. Yrs& Odd... ... - .... so.eon I Now UniresKANAM. all - - I change. Russian alreadin the field for lonmel. Foremost among Mull :it is antis latter like that of Pope Alexander Vl, 15 111 Date M e ltdown .... - - 105,000 1 $lllllllllll Waft in ,. , 3 . p..303,....L.D c, nu 1 4 r 15 I cent. At four o'cl those Is Mr. John O'Connell, who, notwithstanding to the Sultan-Use Beulah tote Maim Pontiff-offering 11 4 Il i D ik.: 111111 2 ,,r,64. - :.• 3 4 5 t i. S ow wow, s Pin riga. ....... I 11 far 1 251 to f. Spain his repeated assurances that he ha d finally retired to keep Prince Deb's seedy* air a yurly stipend, or to put * 173 , 41 el ee , 0.510 1 garb Nee& him to death for a stipulated soak meld elicit much fever- as ff Mewl sail . - - lOW SA tar. my Inii; from public life, now offers himself to the electors of Half per Cents., 1 enee for Ruse : neither Is it the spectacle of (Meeks and Ile en itemensmingsbillar. VOA 81 winwespe minutia ill 4 4 Claw! for " the high and honourable trust of reire- Roman Catholics quarreling, and only restrained from ."- 1 1 11 . 17100 m,,. ~__.l. .... ..- -SO Of KM. I Meth Aastransii. - -die 50 to 52. Sardini @satin them in the vacancy caused by the deat h of coming to blows over the Holy Sepulchre by • Turkish " l• '''''"'' ••• - - 5,400 10 no Orsa 43.174 291.45 ellaisollbalesa all 3 31 . Granada Deferred his lamented friend Mr. Lawless." Then Mr. John guard. Ric intercourse with the Greeks , Catholics, Jews, l i t teu - S6 " .1162121 106 1 .11. 43 44 14 70,00 t 1 11000 .- all I 1 Cents., 112 to 1 Reynolds is said to be feeling his way, foe the pur and Armenians, is not calculated to diminish big pre- 615 Sera Deem . 11"79. T. ...... " I 1 21 0 mess s was emir . 4 - 1 ..._ en 61Ms 6 Cents., 98 to 10 Dow of obtaining the same " • honourable trust;" and Adios- Moo of aim. Porelation, ••• cow.ardly. and • all Be. f_a =Li 9 1, memo 1 weer swims-. it in.. MOM a siren:rine assertion. but It is %dons- .1 0 _Du: I n 1 4 1 MAW 1 labs - au s i dia -_—_-_-_.- Dutch Two-and-a , I [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. laud for the week coding u follows : BANK 07 ENCILAND.—Acrotse for the woek ending Noe. 5.1653. 101.111 ????? RV?. Not. towed 09,047.371) Ouverumast zuovoCo Other t'9e,4000 Onid Cola lisaJos 15.047.334) I Oliver Haim turtlay, the sth Nov., is gt ) .047,330 :~:~,oa;;xo immie Dual:sum efopeisioneCtiCal /614.663 .0 00 tioverument ttasarici« !teq 3,164,215 doclul Dead Wetxt.t • " enT UMY) t!1,498.152 ,__--. -- )4 , agri., Saw. , llaalq I UtterSecigricies Cara .14. of Natlonal I Not. ... .. ... , rigto„• A lily. Maw) 4,077.159 acid and dllier Coto , e:ll.2lsMier b ugalcits .... . I 12.171.032 -avia..lay acidotic/algal 1.311.115 --- .£24,20,94.1 Z 35, 1 49.141 November 10. 13:4. M. MASSITALL. Chkf Quitter. 'Ms return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: .__ illation issue Circulation active 22.127,.145 Decrease. 359,905 Public deposits 4,077.159 Increase 448,350 Other deposits . . . . , . . Government securities in banking department..,, 11,498,152 With 3ut alteration Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether biUs 1,314,481 Decrease 42,911 The Rest The Reserve (viz., notes and coin in hankie% department) This return indicates is a most decided manner the ineressed use of the money market. With the check that has been given to trade, the private secu rities show a considerable decrease. The stock of government securities held by the Bank is still kept down to a very low figure, owing to the late sales of stock and Exchequer Bills, combined with the loans of stock made by the Bank to the Stock Exchange. It must not be forgotten that the money which the Bank received when it lent this stock tends to in crease the amount of employable capital at its dis posal. The bullion shows a further considerable Crease; but, under present circumstances, there is reason to apprehend that this item must almost have reached its highest point. Should the exchanges continue adverse, a reaction downwards is likelfto set in again. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-Nov. 11. ruse., Prioress negotiates Dila day, Bine and IL Weer. Amsterdam gar! Short 111. 13 3 . t...., Dd. 141 e.. Ditto Itotterdam Antwerp Brooch; klatneing and Altana , lames 41 eek:. 12nica. Seat St. Petersburg per rags • , II pence ... 573 peace Incr per £ Short 24fr. 93 e. ... 25:r. Oe. Ditto ., 3 Months tin. 20e. ... 25fr. 250. Marseilles „ 23fr. 230. ... 25fr. 2710. Prankfort-ce.the4laine per £lO „ 11.8 .. 0. tr. ... :113. by Vienna (effective) per S „ 11n. Mar. ~. iIL 32kr. Trieste Shari? per ritillar „ 3.1 penes ... 30 panes Celia " ~ 24 1 Pears ••• 3 , 0 f peace Bilbao Barcelona. „ „ 49/ pence ... 49/ pence Malaga „ „ Sepses* ... 39 peace Seville _.. „ „ 50 peace ... 49; peace Gibraltar , 50 prime ... IN iota Leghorn Genoa 42j 1r. 371 c. .. 251 r. 423 a. Naples per &teat " tens. ... 42f penes Palermo.-- per oust* " 1223 penes ... 123 1 pm. Meedna lAsbon per mittv 90 daye dais peon .. 53* penes 0p0rt0.......„ ............ „ .. pens. ... 33 mass , New York 60 digested petal ... 473 pease Daum, Nov. 11. As is usually the case when an Irish borough becomes vacant, a whole bevy of candidate are already in the field for Clonmel. Foremost among is these Mr. John O'Connell, who, notwithstanding his repeated assurances that he had finally retired from public life, now offers himself to the electors of Camel for " the high and honourable trust of repro nentieg them in the vacancy caused by the death of his lamented friend Mr. Lawless." Then Mr. John Reynolds is said to be feeling his way, for the pur pose of obtaining the same "honourable trust;" and the names of N. V. Maher, late member for Tippe rary ; Mr. Francis Meagher the barrister; Mr. Himmel, whom I have already mentioned; Colonel Shell brother of the late gifted Minister to the Court of Florence; a Mr. Waldron, the proprietor of extensive estates in the vicinity of Clonmel, and of some others, have ben put forward either by them selves, or by their friends ' as probable candidates, to • ay 'webby si thou wh en the Tessat laws us serves 111 polio for each an emergency. A conserva tive candidate is also spoken of, but would stand little chance of succeeding. The Booting Pat confirms the report of Dr. Higgin's translation from the see of Limerick to that of Derry and Raphoe, and the selection of Dr. Griffin to succeed Dr. Higgin. F a IN ilia 4. ... ... 111 Ow Mae ... ... fa Ma lta. Omar Woo NO Ilellik —. II Ma* Daeo&Ts. I. all Dia. Li:L.7:7 I D . II Illowirlaad all Meth If ilium* illealardahka.:.... 7 ill No* Radom 10 Monk Ittoollillfr , IN Want. Woo .IN mostllsla OW . IN IllsoNsk V I. IS, r Is. r s. IMO Da. , $ lbw q al THIS DAY.— Two o'CLocc __ The English stock market remains flat in charac ter, but prices are a shade better than they closed yesterday. Consols opened at 94 for account, and have been sold u low as 931 for money, but the pre sent range is better, at 94} to 7 for money, and 941, just " buyers" for the 6th December. The Three per Cents Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 931 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 94.1 to 931; Bank Stock, 218; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to Ca. prem.; India Bonds, 2a. dis. to par. The foreign stook market is very dull, business beiag almost at a stud still. Mumma has &alined to 23 to Spanish Deferred is quoted 214 to The only other sales recorded are Dutch Tvio-and-a- Half per Cents. at 631, and Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. at 38. Ws* _ Tubs ♦ itw6nEM W •1•A ,:ib I—fib-ie.! MINES. 9 9 UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAXISEDGE, Nov. 11.—There will be an exami- Niko for the Cra•e Scholarship ou Tuesday, the ?Ind No vember, sad fallowing days. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE.—The Port Latin Exhibition If SW. lee the hest prokisat is eludes moos the Freeb ie's, has bees adjudged to J. Name sad H. Snow, Eq. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 11.—ArPoIRTMT-NTs.—Master- AWiltilat E. M. Creak, to the Jose, 26, at Chatham. Xidshipaos 0. Fraser, to the Princess Royal, 90, screw Man ship, at Portsmouth ; sad A. R. Latheury, to the Illyarowwinos, 91. a:row steam ship, of ASO horse power, at 111t04414. A TRESSURT W.USRANT appears in last night's Otpette sanctioning several new regulations made by the Porevothee in reference to letters and packets passing be tween this country and India, Australia, and elsewhere; mid also in reference to publications passing from one part of the United Kingdom to another. Like all Treasury warrants, it is long and far from intelligible ; sad the public will need a little of Mr. Rowland Hill's plain English be- fore they cm be expected clearly to comprehend what thess new postage rides really are. - - COMMITYINTS BY - COUNTY COURTS.—By a return to parliament it WOOL that last year there were as many as 11,014 warrants of commitments by county courts issued, but only 5,231 persons were actually taken into custody. , TUE TYNIMOUTU BRIBERY COMMISsION. The Sittings of this commission, the last of the eight or nine appdnford last session to inquire into the corrupt practices I of the particular constituencies, will, it is understood, meet OS Tuesday net at Tynemouth. CORN AT TILE DARDAYELLES.—The Minister of Marine has addressed a eirenlar to the Chambers of Com merce of the different ports, informing them that orders bate been given to the commanding dither of the French squadron in the Dardanelles to place a steamer at the dis posal of mewls bound to France with cargoes of corn, and which may require to be taken in tow, in order to expedite heir yassage through those straits. MANCLAUOIITER STARTATION.,—Yesterday Mr. Carter held an inquest at the Lambeth workhouse on the body of Ellen Connor, aged one year and trn months. The deceased was the child of Patrick and Johanna Connor, who worked for a shoemaker in Lambeth-walk, and whose joint tunings were sometimes as meek as 21. per week. They were, however, both of intemperate habits and fre quently neglected then employment. They lodged with their four children in a garret in China-walk, &ado; the 28th ult. their landlady hearing the deceased crying found that it had &Len downstairi. Its emaciated appearance and its horribly neglected condition caused her to *end for the police; and the poor infant, having been fed, was taken to the workhouse, where it died. M Connor, the sister Of deceased, aged tea years, said that when the child was first taken to the workhouse there was no toed whatever in the house. The father had refused to work, but her brother aged eleven years did a little job for the landlady for which he was paid 5d., and witness purchased a half quartet% loaf and some sugar with it. Neither her father sot mother supplied them with anything to eat. Witness Lad taken deceased to the infirmary for children in the Waterloo-road, in consequence of the refusal of the mother to do so. The deceased could not eat bread and butter, and for two days she had bad nothing but oatmeal and tea. Witness and the other children had only one meal per day during three days. When the mother and father were nut drinking they (the children) had to take care of themselves. The medical officer said thlt the child's death kiwi no doubt been induced by want of proper atten tion, warmth, and food. The jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter " against its parents. AeoTttEcAntes' HALL—Names of gentlemen who pawed their examination in the science and practice of amdicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, Noy. 10, 19-W.—William Boyd Moss; William Williams Thomas. Fishguird, Pembrnkeshire ; William Armstrong Smith, Bedford; Aucastus Cheeks Shoal; William Still man, Camp-hill, Birmingham. A PROFITABLE SANITARY REFORM: The Paving Board of the liberty of Saffron-kill and Ely•place paid 491. demise the past year for the removal of the dust end sweep lags of ,Its liberty, bat they have now entered into a contract by which they are to rewire 1201. for the nest half-year. That the Turk looks I 111, Christian with aver- se dos ad contempt may I. sego NM be true, but onhap- j l . O , sly, these feelings ere la One ammo justified by the r ebersetet sad smashes of *ow Clidilises with whom he has hese Idtlideaft, or aat MIN lademnisod. It was es. pee the perfidy of Bysaatiem er the duality el Russia, at. that were calculated to gala his reaped Ow the Greek lie Clitareh :it is auto letter like that of Pope Almaader VI. 36 to the Sultan—the Mamba to the Maim Poeill—elferiag to keep Priam Debase empties dR ayeerly aired. is to pat him to death for a stipulated sem, meld sliest moth rever ence for Rome : neither is it the spectacle of Greeks and Roman Catholics querreling, and only restrained from -- coming to blows over the Holy Sepulchre by • Turk ish i .- 1 guard. His intercourse with the Greeks, Catholics, Jews, and Animism, is not calculated to diminish his pre- _ judice. Meet of these populations are cowardly, sad i it may Mal a sweeping sseertios, but It is %aorta eat* tree, that if comma mange is rare, it is 6 2 ram Mel * Lad those maces them whom you could trust ; with year pane or believe upon their oath. Is travelling la =W la erkey. it is necessary to Musks, " Are there say e t , this village ?" If the reply I. "Nees," you lit• 01. 1 may essessap epos the square , and Wave your beggege esgesalsel without fear of loss. The Turk, or ems WWI ; 1. mesa, lame sa Arab, may semaimes be • robber, bat anwii a *la The Tark will met sell to a Christian tills SIM lob • Isnot, Ignite deep met Mac If Tot owe se Wigan with him, he has not two prices, and will h. aell sharer at all. If you tell him to keep the change, in Id pireltssiag an article, he flings it contemptuously towards pa; he wants his due, no more. in the Old Coattail- a noses, a sailor or servant may market among the Turks g without speaking a word of the Immune, end be cheated to the value of a pars, or one-eighth of a I mt. Os the Christian side of Galata or Pees he is cer- Win to be taken in. On entering a village, if you hear that there are Christians among the population, you take every precaution, yet rirely or never can maps without being to some measure robbed or cheated. This corruption essocg the so-caned Christians is universal. It is used, like the state of decayed cities in Turkey, as an argument against her rule, to which the moral as well es the material vein is attributed. But it is not true that it is under Turkish domination that these populations have der aerated, or that tame cities have decayed. The concurrent testimony of all witnesses attests that these populations had sunk to the lowest depths of degradation under the Byzantine Empe gen and Patriarchs, and that the Mongol and Tartar laid these cities waste. It is only true, not that the Ottoman has deteriorated and destroyed, but that having found moral ' sad material rains, he had done nothing to ameliorate or reconstruct. At least this reproach was deserved till a quar ter of a century ago, fryni which time down to the present the reforms of the late Sultan Mahmond have been slowly and unobtrusively, but uninterruptedly, progressing.— Leiters on Turkey. A StminzroN.—On Tuesday last a man named Butler, a servant out of place, residing at Wirksworth, was on the platform of the Derby Station, and seeing • person whom he thought he knew, he entered into conversation with him. The reply which he made to inquiries uto hie name and residence confirmed Butler in his belief of the man, and they went to the Melanethun's Head to have • glass of ale together for "Auld Lang Syne." Shortly afterwards a third party joined them, and then a fourth, and in muse of conversation one of the new comers stated that he was about to invest some money in the People's Insurance Society, which had an office in Victoria-street, alleging that he should get five per cent. for it, and that would pay far better than house property. Placing some sovereigns on the table, he advised Butler to follow his exam pie, and having llf. 10s. with him, he did so. The money was then placed in the hat of Butler's acquaintance, and he was requested to take can of it whilst the other party and Butler went to the aloe in Victoria-street, and made the necessary inquiries and arrangements for invest ing it. On getting into the town, Butler's companion sug gested that he began to feel rather uneasy in his mind at leaving his money with a person he did not know, ' adding, " I suppose, Butler, your brother may be trusted with it ?" " My brother !" exclaimed Butler, " he is not my brother." Whereupon his companion urged him to return immedi ately to the Melancthon's Head, and take care of the money, until be returned from the office. It is needless to add, that on reaching the Melanctboo, the birds had Sown with the annoy, and that on his returning into the town to acquaint hid companion, that worthy was non est Omegas ; and so, the too credulous Butler had to return home minus his money.—Derby Reporter. MOSLEM TOLERATlON.—Chriatiane have at all times bad churches in Turkey, but Turks have rarely been allowed • mosque in • Christian land. To this day, no Mussulmas can settle in the Pope's dominions, nor eves disembark upon the eastern coast of Naples ; though on the opposite shores of Turkey a Neapolitan may land without passport, worship Clod in his own way, paying only • poll tax of 3 dills., in compensatiow for which be is exempt from military service.—Letters on Turkey. A SINGULAR BET.—The foolish practice of betting sometimes leads to daring and dangerous feats, as was mans , tested in • public-house in Stamford a few nights ago. A man, who was exceedingly anxious to lay wagers, was chal lenged by another that he would undertake for a bet of 61. to do what the other dare not. The bet was accepted, and the 10s. deposited in the bands of • third party; imme diately after which (although there was a large fire in the pate) the man, who is a coal-porter, disappeared up the chimney, to the great astonishment of the company. After ascending a few yards he returned and claimed the money, which was handed to him.—Stansford Mercury. MALICIOUS Aar.—On Wednesday, at the Notting ham Shire Hall, a lad about 16 years of age, named James Stone, was charred with throwing a stone at • railway car , riage on the Midland Railway, while in motion. As the train approached New Lentos the prisoner threw • large stone at • gentleman who was looking out of one of the car riage windows. He, however, perceiving the lad throw the missile drew back, and by that means avoided the blow. The stoae struck the top of the carriage and rebounded back to the ground. Had the missile hit the person for ' whom it was intended, there is every probability that it would have killed him. The magistrates remanded the pri 'ohm—Nottingham Journal. . . PAYING BEFORE FIGUTING.—A letter from Vienna of the sth, in the New Pluesiess Gazette of Berlin, says:— . It is worthy of remark that several Turkish anu Walla. chi's' merchants have arrived here to pay their debts. This is a ease which eeveral times occurred during the wars of Turkey with a European power. Turks have been seen to coma and pay their debts at the risk of their lives in cross lag *met the enemy's camp. 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Notth et p.m lam a utile; leeway*" & Ortgatal Bun iArt.lay sal Asessalia Lied... mime T Drama elope to-day. 41 43 60 63 1 all 18 all COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallo w market is steady at the ed prices : Town Tallow, 64e. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 6.55. 6d.; Oet. to Dee., 555. ; Jan. to March, 565. Manatirr AVERAOIIB.—Town Tallow, Mo. Gd. ; Fat by ditto, 3e. Od. ; Yellow Russian, 675. ; Melted Stuff, 425.6 d. ; rough ditto, 28s. Od. ; Tallow 0 , 18s. ; good Drip, Be. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy for both meadow hay and clover at lower prices ; straw scarce and dear. Prime meadow hay, 85.. to 10451. ; infs. riot. ditto, 451. to 70s. ; rowen, 455. to 60s. ; clover, 80s. to 120 s. ; second cut, Os. to 108 s.; straw, 38s. to 425. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. There has been rather more business doing in the colo- Vegetables and fruit continue to he pretty well supplied vial markets, and at improved rates for some kinds of pra • Late grapes are good and sufficient for the demand. Pests duce. A steady demand has been experienced for sugar, chiefly consist of Marie Louise, °lout Morcean, Crassane and former prices have been obtained. For the native Chsumontel, Duchess d'Angoslaze, Pease Colmar, and sorts of Ceylon coffee there have been speculative pur- Winter Nelis. The supply or Cobs is still deficient, and chases, and an advance of fully Is. per cwt. has been rota the price high. Chestnuts have just made their appearance. blished. Rice has been inquired for at full quotations to Importations of potatoes from the Continent are still kept about 3d. per cwt. advance. In saltpetre some business has up ; they are also arriving in large quantities from Scot. been done at former rates. The tea market has been a good land, and prices for them are falling. Asparagus is begin- deal excitet by the telegraphic news from Chinn, and several ning to come in at from 4s. to 10s. per 100. Carrots and thousand chests of Common congou have been sold at Is. Id. turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Mushrooms are Per lb. The public sales today went off extremely well, more plentiful. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, and 7,000 packages found buyen at full and, in some in. Fuchsias, Roses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. stances, improved rates. FRUIT. Annexed are the latest reports from continental Pine Apples, per lb., Seto fie Oranges, per 100, 3.6 d tors bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express • Ors hothouse, p. lb, as to Ss ' d Almonds, per Peek. 3 s 6 d .— per ,b., 44 to 11 sweet, per lb., Is to as Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four Apples, ler hash, 4s to Ca Chestasta, per 100, Is to as per Cents., 93 ; ditto Two-sod-a-Half per Cents., Owen, per lialfolave, 25 Filberts. 341 00 Hs 035 I ° llo ° to as Walnuts, per 100, lo to la 6d 611 S •h D f . ed 'Chess Cents., 21 716 ; pants e eri per - ; Pears, per dos.. Is to 38 Nuts. Boreeloas, per bush., 23s the Coupons, 5 5.16 ; the Old Three per Cents., Lemons per doses, Is to 2s Cobs, p. lOU 1ba..1313s to 14,0 s foreign, 44;. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, VEGETABLES. Cumber's, per doz., 9d to Is lettuce, Cab., per doz., 84 toed 76 7-16. Peruvian New, 69',2,. Portuguese New, 1 Cauliflowers, each, 4d to Gd Goo, per score, 9d to Is 36 15.16. Mexican New, 24. Granada Active, (AVMS. per doz., lo ad to 3e Con Selad . Of sieve 111 to 1 Brawls Sprouts, do., Is fdto 21 small Moen. pun., 2ti to 34 s 19 1-16. These prices exhibit no variation of im- Potatoes, per ton, 601 to 160 s Horse Radieb, per bdl., Si to G. portance. Paris: closing prices of this day, for per cwt.. Sr. to 7e Haolartlomo. per pot., 6 d 10 1 ° 0 d money: Three per Cent. Rentee, 73.60; ditto per bush., ''s Gol to Sr 6,1 per bushel, as to Ile Turnip., per doz., Is Od to 360 d Sorrel, ball sieve, 6d to le Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.83 ; Bank Shares, Cucumbers, each, 6.1 to Is Aruehoaes,Per. dos., Se MSs 2,850. The French funds show flatness, but no Weep, per bundle, tal to Is Gd I Beres.. M.A. Is to Is td CArrotv,p. dos 4. to two Fennel, per be P ne • h, 24 . t0 ld .. R per sieve, Is to Is 6d Savory, per bomb, 2d to 3sl decline of moment. Vienna, Thursday—Closing prices :—Five per Cent. Metallic., 92 9-16. Ex- Beet, per dos.. Is to Is id Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Memo, Spanish, per dos., is Was 1 Parsley, per dos bombs g Ised to 3s chars eon London, 11. S. Bank shares , 1 . 318. This per Isobel, is fid to 34 Mint, wee, per bomb, ad bourse is also charact erised b y some de g ree of de- Leek', per huadt, 24 to 3d I Basil, greet, per bunch. ad megaton. Shallots, per lb., 6d to 84 Marjoram, do., do. 114 to 3d ' Welk per lb., ad to Id Wokiregasse i p.ll63,44 to Id. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng- Faulk: Evasixo. The English stock market to-day has been sen sibly weaker, and finally closed at the worst point of the day, which represents a fall of 1 per cent. from the last quotations of yesterday. The Congo' market was supported at the opening by purchases to close the account of a defaulting dealer, who had speculated for the fall, and by the non-settlement of the accounts of two or three other " bears" who were in difficulties, consequent upon the late rise; bat in the afternoon tho unfavourable political news, mud the publication in eztensu of the manifesto of the Czar, caused a reaction. In addition to the unfavour able effect produced by this document—which was generally interpreted as equally audacious and hostile, and the more dangerous from its appealing so obviously to the religious prejudices of the Russian people—the flatness of the afternoon was aggravated by a report that the speedy assembling of parliament is in con templation, in view of the troubled aspect of Euro pean politics. Business throughout the day was quiet, but late in the afternoon there were influential sales, understood to be chiefly on account of one party, to the extent of between a quarter and half • million of stock. This operation, however, was ooun tweeted to some extent by an almost simultaneous parchese of about 130,0001. It would appear, how ever, that there have lately been investments to a amount on foreign as well as home mount. The downward tendency of the foreign mehanges may be referred to as assisting to induce a feeling of flatness. The reports from the Bourses of Paris, Amsterdam, and Vienna, generally show 'Uneso, without any material fall. Consols were first quoted 911 to for the 6th of December, became a shade stronger, declined to 931 M 94, improved to 911 to 1. and were quoted at the glacial close %I/ to 4 for money, and 94 to for amount. Subsequently the market receded to 931 to 94 teethe 6th of December. The money price was allday higher than that for the account, indicating continued scarcity of stock. The official report of actual business is as follows : Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 941, a, 4 , 4 , 4; ditto, for account, 6th Dec., 941, 1, 931, 941, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 931, 921, 931. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951, 1, 95, 951, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 5-16. India Stock, 254. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to ss. prem., and India Bonds, 21. die. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market there seem to have been no transactions of much importance, and, though a flit feeling prevailed, prices show little change. Russian Five per . Cents declined 1 per cent. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 1. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22 ;J the Certifs., 51 to 54 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 71 to 73; ditto Three per Cents., 50 to 52. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90 to 92. Granada Deferred, 71 to 81. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 to 100. Sales are thus recorded:— Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 941. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, ~ Portuguese Five per Cents., 1841, 441; ditto Four per Cents., 411. Russian Five per Cents., 1121, 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,, 981. Sardinian Five per Cents., 911. Spanish, Old Three per Ceuta., 441, 45, 44/, 464; the Com mittee's Certifs., 64 per cent. /kW matimess abundant. and seedy obtaheabko me elms memitiee. Prime abort dated paper has been discounted at 41 to 41 pe: cent. Gold containing silver continues to be sent to the Continent, but there are no available supplies of Aus tralian gold undisposed of, the market having been cleared of all the late imports, either by their being sent into the Bank or abroad. The quotations of foreign exchange continue to droop. This afternoon the chief decline was on Paris, bills on which city were dealt in from 24.921 to 971, at short, and 25.171 to 221, for three months. The rate on Hamburg,' although transac tions took place as low as 13.41, was last quoted 13.41 to 5. Drafts on Amsterdam ruled at 11.151 to 16 for 3 months, and 11.14 to 141 at short. On Frankfort the quotation ruled at 1181 to 119. Bills on St. Petersburg were in request at 371 d. For Vienna and Trieste a quotation can scarcely be given, bills remaining over at the close at 11.30, without any takers. The exchange on Austria continues pecu liarly sensitive to the influence of political distrust. The corn market to-day was rather firmer than on Wednesday. At the Court of Bankruptcy, to-day, a dividend meeting was held in the matter of Mr. George Ren net, who was extensively engaged in railway and other contracts. Debts to the amount of 136,000/. were proved at the meeting, making, in addition to those already on the file, a total proof against the estate of rather more than a quarter of a million. The assets in the hands of the official assignee, Mr. Canaan, will yiel4 a first dividend of about 2s. 6d. in the pound, and it is estimated that there are 110,0001. to 120,0001. of assets still to be realised. Hamburg letters of the Bth report increased busi ness and an upward tendency in the stock market, consequent upon the intelligence rewired by tele graph from London that Console had risen to 951. Bills on London were offered freely, and difficult of sale. Discount ruled at 41 per cent. Sugar was firm, coffee and corn quiet; spelter dull, and cotton 4 'chilling higher. Land shares to-day were a shade flatter, though little changed in price. Australian Agricultural and Peel River were the " turn" cheaper, these stocks being better supplied. Bank shares were rather flatter, and Union Bank of Australia shares again declined 1/. Crystal Palace shares remain quoted 13-16 to 1 1-16 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1101; Australian Royal Mail Steam (81. paid), 3;; Netherlands Land (41. paid), 3; and Penin sular and Oriental Steam (251. paid), 38. Notice has been formally given that a charter has been applied for for the Magdalena Steam Naviga tion Company. The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson, issued this evening : FRIDAY EVENING. There has been active business doing to-day in the English mining market. West Providence,Tincroft, and Wheal Brewer sham have been in demand. The sales reported are :—Trumpet Consols at 143 ; Tre sevean, 210; Esglebrook, 80; West Providence, 32;, 33; ; Wheal Trelawney, 44 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 31, 32, 33 ; Wheal Brewer, 13, 14 ; Tincroft, 55, 6; Bell and Lanarth, 9;, 101; Alfred Console, 23, 5 ; Bedford United, 7 ; Gilwar, 4;, 5 ; Tryphena, 2; ; Wheal Zion, 3, 5 ; Kilbricken, 1 ; Bryntail, 35; Clive, lb 5 ; Wheal Edward, 335. ; East Hata manning, 5, 1.. The gold mining share market was quiet and de void of feature except for Ague Fria shares, which were in demand at an advance, owing to the favour able advises published in the Daily News of this morning. St. John del Key shares remain firm. There was also a little inquiry for the shares of the Waller Company. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 2to prem. ; Great Nugget, k to prem. ; Port Phillip, 5 to 5 die. ; British Australian, sto i t die. ; Agua Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Nou veau blonde, 3-16 to 7-16 prem. _ The British Iron Company's shares did not main laid yesterday's improvement. Those of the old Australian Company, however, were rather better again. West Indian descriptions remain out of fa vour. Metcalfe Copper were last quoted 5 to prem. Gladbach shares have been done at prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as :—M follows izen Head, 1 to 5 die. ; Lewis Hill Range, ato dis. ; Craigwen, par to 1 prem.; Clarendon (ofJamaica), 1-16 to 3.16 pm.; Britannia Gold, 1 to 5 per eh. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 tol dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 dis. to 5 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 5 dis. ; Kenmare, 1 die. to par; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to par • Connemara, die. to par; Glenaulin, k to ; Australian Mutual, d to 1 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 die.; Golden Mountain, 5 tot die.; Poltimore, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Great Crinnis, par to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 15 pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), I:dis. to par ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), a to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, 1- to 1 die. ' • Liguanea Of Jamaica), a to 5 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), par to 1 pm.. British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to pm ; Australian Consols, ato 1 dis . ; Albion Gold, ato die. ; Lack amor Copper, a to 5 die. ; NewLino.res, 1-16 die. to 1.16 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, Ito 1 die. ; Obernhof, a to 1 prem. ; Angarraek Consols, par to 1 prem. Knockatrellane Copper, a to dis. ; Great Hewas United Tin, 1 die. to par; Gladbach Zine,l pm.; San Fernando, 1 to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocx. The gold mining shares are a shade lower to-day, sellers having offered more freely. Ague Fria are quoted ;1; to prem.; Nouveau Monde, to : prem.; Great Nugget, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; and Colonial Gold, to prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 40 to 42 ; Peel River, par tot prem. ; North British Austra lasian, to prem. ; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 38 to aid Imperial Brazilian at 6„. PAYMENT TO MAYORS.—The Town Council of Chelmsford have voted a salary of 50 guineas a year to their mayor. " COAXING " EXTRAORDINARY.—At the Halstead Petty &visions a few days ago, one George Whiting was charged with assaulting the parish constable whils• in the discharge of his duty. A witness who undertook to explain the circumstances of the affray—which it set ms took place in a public-house—said that the disturbance began by the landlady refusing Whiting some beer without the money. Whiling then gave her a " coax " on the face, and also " coaxed " a man who was near. Mr. Sheppard (who ap peared for the defendant)—What is a coax ; was it a kiss ? Witaess—lf I gave you a slap you wouldn't call it a kiss. (Laughter.) For this rough cajolery Whiting was sent to prison for 21 days.—Chelmsford Chronicle. W Ty IMO nj St SOI li PM 1 IT 12 14 ri %LI T i '~ u #m 144 I 5 r