The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-30 00:00:00

Witness—Fattier pushed her over, but did act strike her ' again with the knife, but he did with his fist, when she called " Murder." Mother them went downstairs and I went for a policeman. Charles Frost, ICA E, said—l was called by the last wit ness to the house at half-past 12 ea flatardai i = acid toned the proseentrix sitting on the doer step much. At first 1 thought it was frees bar throat, I:t i a found it was from the head. A constable who was there took the prostentrix to the hospital, and I went upstairs to the end oa tel li ng him that his wife was takes to the hospital, prisoner, be said "We as much her fault as mins" I found • knife on t h e table acid a cloth with which it had evideotly best wiped, there being marks of blood upon it. Mr. hoox—Was the primmer drunk? Frost—Ho waa. Robert Pitt, 171 It, deposed—l was called to the home, and finding the peoeeeatrix smothered with blood, I with the mistimes of some oostermoogers, took her on a bemow to the L'airessity College Hospital, where the doctor stated that she bad received a severe wound on the heed, whisk he believed had been inflated with some blunt instrument. Hnos—l shall remand the prisoner for a week, prior to seeding him for triaL The surgeon at the hospital can thee be la &Mondale*. _ (It sipsais that tielparties lad a vary quarrelsome life.) AWNOTIWO PASSENGERS IN • OAILWAT CARRIAGt. John Sole, a low-looking man, who described himself as a fiat hawker, rending at 4, Well-eines, Hackney, wee charged with Wog drunk and aa the pairengere in a railway carriage on the North London way. From the endows it appeared that yule*? after noon the miaow, who was the wane far liquor, managed to get late the train that Mane Fesokarna- Aron at 3 Veto*. As soot as the erne started the primer maned moue females that were in the carriage with him, and behaved in a qq role meaner. Whothe tmin arrived at the miaow wee ameneined of to the gond. The guard remanstraled with him and told him to leave. nil seemed to very meek sassy the prism r, who ends iee et • threat, and them made a heavy lunge at the guard, hat did an sacred in striking him , as he jumped en ens side. A porter wag then died, and the primer was given into matedy. There meld net be the least doubt sheet the primmer bong drunk. and , his Legume end demeanour were very vision aced imehling The prisoner aieiMef OM be had taken a deep, but he was certain that he did est away any of the peeneagoes. He was very scary, and would never do the like again. Mr. Berke, Sad the ddendaat 30a. or 14 days' ingenon meet is the Hamm of Chenealse. The pnemer, who mid be hail .either goods nor money, wee thee rammed. 13011'THWARK. _ CAPTORS or • PR•111DOLSIIT AISCOIDEPTI marczurr. Aboard Reassack, • reopeenible.leeldeg iniblleaged man, Wake =flying en Weiss= as • leitherseller, at Bridged. in Dorset, wee brought before Mr. Beseheo, charged with almeoading frau' Ids creditors sad cencailleg Late and ether valuable property after being declared a bankrupt in the Binkruptey Court of Exeter. Kr. John Newbury, an *Sow al the Exeter Hank reeky Court, maid that oe the 20th of the present math (November), intoner, who bad for many year carried on the hominess of a leattesiesiler at Bridport, wee stagnated • bankrupt. lashed of • befiwe the einsuninioesse he abecianded, and it weebmliwd that be had eewomeled plate and other pommel property of eossidetable value. The assepeethig that he had gene to Landes, cared a niwa mil :d/ SM. far his apprehension. Mr. Bureliesa Wad by wham he wee approbiwied. Policeacnelable 140 I. maid that, frees indomation be received, he took the primmer into emery en Satardey night in LarabetharraL He denied hag lbe preen, but a wham came up and identified XL Strabane asked who heid the IMINTSit. Mr. Newbury, the crier if the Mister BanbrcrArY ONO" 'aphid he did. He produced lie decaniewt, signed by the icanabiliesur el the emit. Mr. Bezebora asked or wbot b. led t• soy wiry be timid aot be wet to mtr t idarWarTagdcat — Foria bad web. bathe. to say thaa dna M anapaand to be all rlaht. Mr. lkonian oduiad bit is le beadad wr as SU fensd el the Dal *i tzwisy Onort, an Yrs warm* yeadand. toed mam H. Woo aim NowtidiiskT is embody. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT ISLINGTON. 00RONEre lINVERT.--(11319 DAT.). This ssaranag, at italt-pssi 12 echo . * Dr. Lealawiter, the Comm ter Onkel Mielleeei. °posed ea inquiry at the Laativase Arne (Mr. Bra Oallinife), loliestoa-gress, late the eiresselesese stieadtes the deaths of Jaffa Peeks, airpestor, seat V. eat :aleph Pause, capsular. mod 37, who kat Whir lives as Timosiny anashas bat, elneasineit ea Mr Mei dews at Ma pains fa Uppsaatiest, bliestes, is width they 'eV at week, haws se the Three Wliestdoeswee pablie.iseses, In ewer at the WAIL& by Mr. MMus Cherates, bandir sad andessier. ui Hoproriart. Belmeee.leae, liaiellesse. la when matey the deemed era gown et the Mae of waft talk =elm eboly fate. The bapiry embed gnat Mani* sat Moe large man wee lady eranated by the yoreehiel sathe. Mies end traleasen ci the Martel. Mr. Layks, vestry clerk of biliwition, 'tainted en behalf of the poreehiel authorities ; Mr. Maid Atldaelin, benriaar, on bsbsM et Mr. Chessaa. the bender; Mr. Derflaragb, eithelteroa beheff of Mr. Willem% the erehilsa. The jury having bees swam they presented to view the bear kyles at Ur. Itearte, the sada-aka% et lottegteu. pees ; end ea think attars the magmas at wilasme woe pteeeeded at*. THZ BILLS AT ISLINGTON. 10 Val IDITOR or 111_111.1111. sovitt—l ;nam7lChp;ai ria7d at a letter which is yseimrsky's paper, from the'll 66 whist; hi says ear belle we rieglag hen 1 11 37=c ea the sight at the /add aseideet la the: try t r a vailed. awe sisiemeat wine ; sad I doll fed the inac tion al this list is soar peter as ackt—l WILLIAM ENCIER, 01111 Biers Islingtai, Nev. KA UNION BANK Or AurratmA.-(11175 DAY.) An adjourned and second general meeting of the of this beak was held to-day, at the Alm, Urlirc t e e d t lletei, tar the por ei ondinehin the nook liter pined by the prep, w. at the avail genetal •ee held oa the ir►, Mr. Boum Daman, LP., is the Blai r . Tbe westations to be estealtesit ter sealrwatios worm to the foliar* offset : "That the 364 alarm or regulation at the orapisy's deed of untiessest, so far as it halts the awe= by oridth tie septa of the asespony may be it weiri to the sum 011,000.00 M, Wall be sad is repealed. Tien tie =petal of the cowpsay be name= by a swa a= 500,0001., asekieg a total cannel it 1,500,0001. That. sam .1 250,000 i., part of the utoresesd =OA is sew seised by the sole of 10,000 sew dares it Mk ease, sad at a premiss ef 901. per shwa ; owl that sae sew ohms be offsned the pima! prepristers i this prepare= et see aew abate is mops= ef ever/ kw Ares held by th an respectively, awl WA say such sew =arts sot token by the proprietors to =wee the lame 'ba ll be offered nadir the foregoing povision, be offered to the other propristers, er to other persons, or Pug, to Both other preprietont and partly to other paw= =nue sorb time sad subject to each .regunithst sod PM' ekes as the direotors skull I. that behalf dem =pais= sad appoint A.d that the directors be =therein= to make such maw they say doom seesseery to rasped at Nook The Onamatitil abssrved OA es the nindires been the therein:4days wire fay dimmed at the former stmass. it would sot be sessemery for him to *Mee into my &tsar ; bat he should he happy to hear say INOIRRS shish pre. pristen might be disposed to mike. x. shairratioss *Mg offend, the CHAIRMAN reed the resolatioas, which were immediately speed to. The SZCIZTARY dated the distrlbasies of the sew shares mad by the last rerolution would be is the proportion of ore new stun for every four shares held * the proprietors rendered on the 111 December ; that the Snit instalniest el 151. 10s. would be payabl e o o the 15th of December ; the mooed, of 12/. 10a, on the 15th of Februsay, 1864 ; the third, of 101., es the 15th of Apra Menne ; and the fourth. of 101., on the 15th of Jove; and that interest would be allowed at the rate of 5 per mat. pm mown cut the prepayment of the sezend, third, mod fourth instalmsete. Summered:l Pomo ooneeqnenoe of a gas piaios that the late Mr. Thomas Derby,of Rowley Reg* who died at the 20th of lest mouth, Isad . bezpoimeed, the body bee beau inhumed, sad • s amused upon it. It w ill be recollected that detataellir quastlisd the musificent sum of 10,0004 to the feeds ed the General Rosetta' is Riningluun. The worwase orsisrei a pat modem examination to b ands ACCIDENT TO AN Exposes num —A mins widest !Apposed ow the (beat Western Railway cm Negordsy morning to the express Maio which left Lea mington at 7.56 a.m. It appears that • coal Maim bed left the Learningtou statical at 7.20 a.m. and in tweety live minutes later th e op express proceeded co its way. and after passiog through the tunnel in the Hariewry minim& and when at a abort distance from the railway station, cacao upon the coal train ' which was fast lea,* the tams!. The guard la this coal train, bearing the whistle of the express, looked out, and imeedbibily jumped from the team, and the, saved his life. In smallseir tomer* the morose &shed lobo the guard's ma, mad, mounting into the air. fell on the van with terrific force, sad smashed it to atoms. Is is stated that the 'ward's over coat, which had been loft is the ran, wee completely eat to P 6 0.4. Kr. Chapman, of Leamington, eor is Mr Great Weaken Oompany, !apposed to be loohiee oat of the window, and receleod serious injury to oms et hi eyes perred this the essealties to pameogers were bat slight, and in a very abort spies of time the debris was reward front the line, and the traffic resumed. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1883: EAST INDIA IRRIGATION AND CANAL. (THIS DAY.) The fifth ordinary meeting of shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the ][.aa Tavern, Mr. JAY= Taokaok in the chair. The report having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the re port. said the progress made wee equal to the ex pectations of the director'. At the outset, some delay arose from a legal difference with regard to the power of the government to make over to the com pany the nemesery land ; bat that difficulty was overcome in a satisfactory manner, and the operations sines promised well for the [attire. The traffic receipts on the canal, so far as 0000tructed already, amounted to if, a clay ; and it was admitted to be one of the mast useful works ever devised in India. When the ands were all completed there would be altogether 133 miles of cheap uninter rupted water communication, affording a constant and remunerative Warn. He congratulated the shareholders an having the services of the chief engineer is India, Colonel Randall, whom past conduct showed that whatever could be does would be dame to Name a sacceineul co=etson of the works. a shod discussion the report was adopted sad the meeting terminated to the anal maser. ::i laslga .. IUSO Vs: "7 111114 l'''''T.6 las — sais. .. .. !jig iiis —1 17811=4 Lint/WOOL OOITON ILILRICZT. 'TRW DAY.) Off swarm AID Eveausow. magniz.) (nowous owir conagromrarr.) _ The eottoii market ei;tinTio needy aTige aderaa of Saturday • the inasecilam will probably foot op gout 10,000 tele. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAL—Tbi reariost hie biome quirk but the beim; &deg is at tau prkoe. Sawed is don a leis, at &nut prices. 001113.—A flow Wometiewe are reported is Mmabatho Cooke at the tanner TIM—Th. large Aris= which .in weenbeeee ter morrow hive ownp wapeeded briar, by privaie ecolaseL _ _ Bu Torras boo sold mono freely at tall prima, rafraetioa 84 to 7j, as 375. 6d. to 375. 9d., lac arrival 40a. to 40s. Id. Pea Rum —7lst dewed has booms vary active ; prior have advanced about 6d. per awl. Tao sass imaind• Ana., .t 10s. 3d. ; 9s. to 10a. 3d. • Bails" Si. to Si. 9d. ; brass while Si. ad. ; mi d dling to good, 10.. Tad. 130. Corr= sosikaass t. mart sad fall prior ars paid. pablio salsa for So.:narrow .waist of 600 casks of Wad LAN,. 10,000 bags of Mauritius saw, 360 asks of masa, about 70,000 oicas of Ira (a large pond= whin& ralorys), 1,000 bags saltpetre, sad 1.400 by dots TALLOW meassr.-(THIS DAY.) Th. Wok is steady. Tows lellesr is goosed Olt. let era ; l'ilsrsburp es the spat, 414 to 4:b. ed. ; Dosashar, 4114 ; issuer, to Mar* 435. ; Nerd, Mai PA1170:111ABS OP TALLOW. Nook ow lust 41.511 Delivery WI moat 3.101 Ditto from Ist Joao 76.070 AMval last week DIM trout lot Jim, 01,40 Pries T.C.oothosoottkisdoreirt lt. Od. Ditto Tows bit Priday 116,7111 2.117 41,642 1.771 60.017 41a. 7i. ♦7a IL OAS 1,11/81 141 e! -- fa 041/0/ Ma. GIL Us. OIL Anted for the week coding Bth December em year, 143 solks. bed MOM, 1,023 carts. re, arrive/ last week oomyefcrd 163 casks from Petersburg, 368 mike from Audit9l, end 196 casks from other pleces—tokil. 738 ask& METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. . (THIS DAT.) _ We bare • very abMteir7feinneis, sad favourable weather mussy a considers e 'stand. Prima are higher for all hied;. The number of cheep is about am same as ea Monday but. Trade is more satire, and • clearance readily affeeted at higher rates. Good calms are scares, sad dearer. FlOlll Germacy sod Holland there are 1,660 beast% COO damp, sad 263 &yes. From Spas, 60 beads ; firetlited. 180 idisad ; lreland, 500, sad 2,980 from tbe Natalia' sad M somatise. I. L v. Prieskaliallem. M d. MlUra!•rdh II • 6 I 1118411:8018181•64111 0 Beal 8 Bed litee-ereds.... I llseeee qui eerie 3• 4 6 De. do. lbws •0 6 • Galva Thp Deolllastlllebreis 6 le 6 16016 • 0 • SNOW as orb" 4,876: Mime sod Lobo. WS; 041044 . 2/6; Plw. SW BOROUGH HOP HARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) Roam Patiandia and dadth mad a Uttar donsod to allidosertptiosa, both Eagbeh aad fortio, at dal' gra sibsettsB whim Carrentoy Hid sad 154 Hoak 100 a. to 14k to 180 s. ; Weald Haat. 84s. to 110 a. to 130.. ; Boma, 805. to 106 a. to 115.. Ctrs or LONDON 1101111TAL FOR Dumas= OF las Cliff, VsorouzA PasL-Ife amber of patients re lieved at this institution dark" tut week wee 1.118, of which 110 were sew MOM _ RoyAL Pass Houma, Guff umber of pelisses relieved at Orin lisaplad ludas Stimmic embag Nov. 28 MIS 3,162, el which 1,023 min Dow mem .-rte ia IA 100 100 1011 Ile IN lee WO 1100 110, IN IN 1N IN 100 IBrigainzeieri e Le i r Cabmkudos Qrs., No. 2: Oak& limodkia pat Owairma. p. tae-- Ds. p. t. gos. Dtta•PlidheAllar."B4. ziani. Do. do. tat olus prof. Mts. I aloodoet ip, et. Do. 8 p. et. sea IMO. et 1" 1C174.V.1 Da do. No. 1.. Do. I pre asst. prat Do. IL. Ain. A, bp. e. do.p. o. D Do. o. do. 3,1 p. a. 7 prat. Do. do. C. 7 p. e. prat Do. do. N 0.1,6 p. GALL DedL Crods,do.isa D0.1f0rt.19.e.ft.,11114 Do. be per ct. pL, 1847 Daip.e.Wavo.V..l.67 Croat Northers, 5 p. et. Do.f..e.rod.lop.e.pos. Do. di per cent. do.. Do. do. do. 5 p.et.pon. Do. Matitord p0r.... Dolt 41...do.dirai Do Lidos. do. N.Sootiosid, tot Prot 61.11.‘W.(kolood)dp.ot. 611,. Wesia.o.ol4lll)4.e. Do. do prof. ot. Do. do. laid. p. et Do. do. Do. do. 6p.et.nd prof goo Stk. Do. do. do. pretStk. Ds. do. Cloo. gat 64k. Do. do. $ p.o. prtStk. Do. do. awe. do Do.S.Wakoopta.4 Do. Ow p. et. Do. do. de Do. do p. p. et.a uto l et Do.W.lL—Oz.lokitst I Do. do.. Sod do I ite.ers4:dsilep — litill IDo. Newp.6 p.et.pret.: Do. do. peep. Pike. pt., , Do. Las& at= p. et Lonatiorksh. 4 lp.e.St ' Da11a5J44.5016,161p0t Do. 6 p. Do. di Pa. (Nook Is Do. l I 'Load. & tibtos . ll o. ; et i pe. dO. N 21 Do. 6p. e. do. De. 6pa do. No. 4 , I Do. 7p. e. lYat Steal Dcsdp.ado.(W.& C.F. I Do.4p.o.S4(dlv.thatilll .12:1 &D., Pref. &Nan.lipe 'La& W.Tp.e.Stiadsilsh Do. Pondrapotp.ms el Ss Oa !Ilaa.ShoL&Llae.llp.ot ' Do. ff 4 Do. Si par out Do. rea p. et .14app.tbautisis 4 p. et. Ds. o. d de p.c. !Odd. Coss. p adtodil Do.Oesio.lr.di P. awe., Ds.Sl p. ealleaSteek Ds• do. 4 'seed. Do. 44 per est I Dalai. alltelt.4 p.e Math 6 p east • De. lited.Oes. p. Do. Baader Umplooges. IN-dss. -Coat. 4p.e. Do. 41 p. et. redeem , Do.li 4 lt p. e. Prf. I Do. Bondo ail Do. Leeds No. 11 J p. c. No.ll Dab. Qsarters,l3lB' Do. York.ii.&.s.pere Ds. Oarillis 4ep.eent. Do. do. 4p. omit. Do.tdoek&DsrLA 690: Do. do. Bhp. o. Do. do. C p.o. North Staffordshire_ nLBL Do. Ater. sva. S p.st. Do. 7 p. et. tret. Stk. Do .tie do. South Devoe Lass., Ids Do. Fixed, N p. east. dffaa.lised. As. MOIR ro: gtid, 44 p. oath S. Turk. 4 p. as& pea I Do. da 6per otat. Taff Y ak, Na i Prea Water. sad WHIZ 6 p.e. 1011 ZIO N OBLII MATS. !Antwerp* ltelL. p. et. CarberaileU i 4ll. Insisters et Frame 4.et. G.Laxemboorg 14.005 t. Do. Hier mid Mot IL•~+.w,tie,~„ I Matanzas sagpmbudei; IV Ift 134 ll le ISi US 90 in Of SO 64 16 40 42 U 102 106 1001 100* n n U 0 11! 44 46 1041 101 1 114 11.5 1 Pia 128 k pm 90 SO 62 63 24 20 1014 102 I 10171 IT $7 9 10 poi 1 1 71 Pa 119 121 1 2 psi 78 79 11 Ili 124 120 42 44 98 109 • u 1• 614 95 95 95 10 14 U 4 MO 6 5l 60 pm U • 179 175 lie lab 12.) . 121_ 4 4 mo 4 120 123 116 ne 116 1123 1/11 111 114 UT 114 117 1.16 10 He 117 114 MO 110 111 BS PS 9d 180 154, 169 190 11141 i 9 Pea EE 49 4 i PI 93 96 110 111 166 110 11 11 91 96 101 103 i ~~ 28 29 33 34 U 14 ni 24 .. _ 10 10e 23 24 102 104 102 106 89 12 21 21k 46 46 IGATIONB. sh.IN. ni lol/ I 10:411 1 101 110 16 13} US II Fr Oa 26 1 n I _Ckabbit tykes. Si 4 i 19 10 ISO lot 3 1 4- Do r Sensed him 99 101 99 1.1 12 129, le lan 'North of ?ranee 3 pet. Et all I Do. DateCliartlip 4.1 140 !all Klttooase (Ilea Oa) ao 1.11 Pads.lsor dMa Spa* Wail Do. ow ....3 p. et. 100 'on Recife IS. , 411 'Royal Ihrodik 6 p. 100 6D Illegal la Grand*? p.at. 10 uR A 1 14.13L441-V41334 C. 100 ,all 'eloatallaat.of Yort.Tp.e. 00 all !loath Italian. Sow et. 10 all W.dltilf.of Ira. tp. c. . 90 01 111 121 - - It 2 t 93 96 10} 144 100 109 11, 19 2 9 2 t Ili 111 111 all 8 all aM ZAILTATL I Cli°illagm, Bova.Bor&C.ln.g.lkaml Do. New Do. Nkomo Beffeb & lake Harm Do. Preference Ireat,4 Godariehl Op. e. Bda A.. 1, 11021 Do. rio. 'Ely 1, NOV Do. do. Joao 1, 1474 Ifil &11.1leaken5p.e.g. l eers T. & Doe& Hp. e. 4., Brwaim e-P rr 1 Bad Liam gm 6 do Da. s kaleadon Do.B do Grand Trunk of Canada Do. 1/1 pref. Bonds Do. do. def Do. and pref. Bonds Do. do. deferred' Do. &d pref. block Do. do. deferred' Do. 445 pref. Stock _ ! Do. do. faker greateat boffin Peatrwals * m pew coot Do. Jemmy, LOW 14. B. of India m p. at. Do 41 per oent Do It. Waders of Comas Dm New Do.t a : k pay. &Tau Dm dm do. 18774, "44 Linked' m N.w 'Machin goer. 6 p. odd. Do. do. I:, Do. do. do.— Do. AM Math. Corp. 6 per o. Bd 1411. sad Hobootes Boy Cas.als.A et p.B. I 'Wolk ged. 5 pie oest. Do. NM do. Do. do. do. Do. Pudisob do Do. Wu 84.7101. do IMMO X II Pd. I RAILWAYS. an , ammo a Rotterdam 3 ILLyaree.lleathans (IL ah plaited). ) Vt.... Dmaa=ltepeld(l ) Da lWad Imam al Gil REM= gr. p. all Garai Lwarmbeen all Liaise Jutted's— eit aLLt a be all 'DelMop. e.t.d. Rem ger all tio ot U !Da Nedra. (a MIK) I a* !LLD/Ayres a.? me. it, Do. do. do. l all ilia/vagina Trask Mel MI !Ottani& CaaurnaLkla) I all Math, Lmmaaad/tedlt. all Path sad °thaw W Recife &Et Francis. (L )1 al Royal Diudah 8 'Royal flardinlan all Royal Swedlatt. aY I Do. 7 per mat all Ilsaabre and Reuse ... all I Do. 61 per mut. IPne. 8 Boa Paulo a.) g.7per et all I Do. do ▪ Asusc &Lan. Venetian BoatLwn of Tema LI and Savour. ;West Do. read= do _ _ I to 1 p.m. Do. Si pa oast Pref. I West It 1.R.0f leases 1:1 et 86 11/4 1 pas fps iii 11. 1 Ili N 1 a as ire. 166 107 106 106 166 } 106 } 101 106 LILWATS. Min prim. Si 1.1 if 41 2 las! 19 10 11 1 ill 9/ W lei WI U i In at 40 is 16 10 10} Pr Pa 8 37 t t I , r 4 ft 111 4 $ 14_ 14. 14 u No. I I Dom& IPdI OL prior. I Oates. tomes; 81. pad and Mart India . ISO 14$ 144 - 7.666.710 Ot. Landes IM TO 72 - LINA* U. 84. Krabarise IA II PI 154 180.016 N. Southateptoit 110- 800,100 U. Victoria - MOP IS Do. New - JOINT ITOCK DANZ& No. lea i BUM IMI I CI. prime:{ Raba 20,000 100 rpm and U. Bee. Dull . II 114 116 10 -. 20,010100000 100 isoeLeaALlverposl II 2I 22 pm 464 , Do. New loom/ so Amer auadalan 21,6110 40 Amandmia ID 74 16 7,6001N0w JO IS la pm 114 10,0051 25 of 11 , = . all 21 1 22 1 -. 6,000 00 Beak at 16,000 11 10 Beak of Otago (Umbel) I pat Ipm - 10,000 TOO Beak ef Qme nidam& MO 15 14 - 20,000' 50 illankafeads. 15 40 44 - 6,000,140 1 Beak of Wake (Um.) - 60,000' 10 'Book al New isaimad I a i 7 - 00,000 SO I lasailian&Pareaguese(L 6 - 16,000 50 , Orli & Amadeu llit.(L 15 5 6pm - 10,000 50 , lattlek N. Amara* 1 all 46 41 - 17,600 1 SO 'Char.lik. Brit Colombia' 10 1 lips - 321001 20 IC. /M. ladis,Aaa, Mina all 36 la 104 WO. 16 Chrtrd. IL of ladka to. all I 110 71 8.000.110 New MI& 1 60 107 110 - 6 - - - 10,0001100 ,Coastal - 40,000 We 'Com. Bk. of Caaada all - - - 200,000 IS Oameoadatad Doak (L ) 4 *ilpm 01 6.000 NO Ocallamiel (L) lO par Ipm ... MON fa nietleadoe (Lbelad) 6 - - - 10 00 00010 10 0 ,000 inglialaDelglas&Nelk.L 5 aile - lastaliaml Irish {Lim) II Idle par - 25,003 10 arpJleotAAtteL. WI 21 24 - 10,0000110 illadmatlanolklap.(L) 25 21 3pm 10,1e11/0 Imparial leak, MOW g 1 II 4pm - lila 111 lamitleiolloama OO 11 Um 171 1411. 111 lab& 1444.111. ladia(l4 2 - - - ,0 400 1000 lank dam& (L 11 Wls pm - 000 'tendonlo aadlikpainaa - LOOO . lOO lorall sylosasstasofti as 0 11 pm - 5,600260 Loa., Mr., &a litt a ge 11 24 Win - $5,000 II lon. CO. Bank of all 111 25 - 10,000101 ;London and Colonial (1 10 14 1 i t: -. 344051 al London and County MI 104 1 5,01111110 Ilan. Hanabg.Coo.l4.(L) 3 - 10,100, 50 1 ,London Joint Sleek._ IS so it - mom Loa. and Middlesex (L) 11l 4 3 dia -. 11,06&100Ike. and Northern (L.) 10 - WOW 10 Landon& Teeth /Mom an Cr t gel 261 Ls* se! Do. Do. New as .- - - 10,111111101Leadon &S. Ameneema 4 - 1,1101 ra Lon. & & Wedeln (Lim. 15 7 4 ad a t - /0,000 110 lea. & Wedatianar - 20,000. 60 'Mercantile itenaapa(L 111 4 6pm - 7.0001100 - ;Metro. & hay. leak (L II 4 r i m - 1121 ' 3,000 Do. Deemed lO Mo 5.00010 Maud Tank (Um) - 10,000.100 iffatiosal of LI leel ( NI 7 apm - 10,000 ,100 'N. Pro. of IlackM U .- - .... 25,000, 10 Do. New - - - 30.000 91 Do. Do. - - - 10.000, OS notional Bank - 15, 6 1100! 30 Now South Wass a II 66 603• 1001110 W Soaked Malta* 6 I 1 - 50,400 tb lOgiestal Bank Oman al II al - 10,100100 ' Previa& of Inland 10,400 10 I Do. New 25,0001 20 &And& /Maj., & Delhi (L 6 1 11pm 4 16,000 15 Sonar Murrill(' ln 10 41 - 10.000 100 'Stand. of D. 8. Africa - 4.a60 ISO I Do. do. 40.000 56 'Ude, cd Mistrals .., all if q 10 so 6.000 too us. of Dig. & Fume (L 10 tip - 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Um.) 11 - 00,000 50 'Union 40 London ll - 10,000' 10 fb 1 i m 60,000 1 10 40,000 IS 47,000 10 20,000 1 I 6.000; 00 624,78. d. - ec 12,000 20 20,003! 0/ 40,000. 111 , ROM 00 4 IRMO. 20 40,000] 10 12,000 21 i 10020161 . SL 1110,8201.1 OR 277,000 L I et. I 1 4 .000 100 I 11 11 IL 9. la RS IS 6% 1 lip. • 8 60,000, 20 879.0755. Bt. now , 5 iss,sool 90 10,0001 IS 330,000 1 100,0001 1 100 as, 10 160,0001 20 50,0 of is 1000010i140 40,10.00 444000 1 16 20,000 20 12,000 00,0001 50 175,0001 4 60,000, 10 10 8 ! 88 - i i - O n F l 9 ir DM IN 18 119al Ilk us - t1 li 'gni. IN- 1 . 7 I no-1 4 I 1 Ms 111 le 1 = it I %Pali . ..0i siTnal 41 Pia Pin 3• se ! 90.! oil i =Fs i iiiiii 11 it II 2 9 dig 419 47 49 96 68 U tips, IS !!9 1 111 s I 17 E 8 f 14 poa TS SO 141 147 I EWE 111 Ea 41 65 I # D 1 #P4 pm r tri, MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozoos. The stock markets to-day are decidedly depressed. The unfavourable impression with regard to the course of foreign politics has become stronger, and buyers hold aloof. The funds have fallen f per cent., and the reduction is general in the railway and foreign stock markets. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents; were quoted 66fr. 70c., being / per cent. lower than on Satur day. The telegram states that the Bourse is "fiat, in consequence of the new brochure respecting England's refusal to attend the Congress." Consols are now quoted 921 to 1, cum div., for money, and 9011 to I, ex div., for the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 91, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1, f ; India Five per Cent. Stook, HSI, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 99f ; ditto Bonds, par ; and Exchequer Bills, 80., 10a, dis. A fall has taken place in foreign stocks, espe cially in the speculative descriptions. Turkish Con/solids% are 1 per cent. worse, at 44 to 461 ; Greek, worse, at 291 to 30 ; and Mexican, / worse, at 361. to }. Spa nish Passive Bonds have fallen 1, being quoted 33/ to 34L, and the Certificates are likewise weaker. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are com paratively steady, the 1854 being quoted, 891 to 901 ; the 1858, 701 to ; and the 1862, 70 to l. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1863, 87 ; Belgian Four-anda-Half per Cents., 98 ; Egyptians 08/; Greek, for account, 30, 291, 301, 30 ; Italian, 70f, f ; Mexican, for account, 361, 37, 381 ; New Granada, 141 ; ditto land War rants (Hectares), 7f, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, &a, 481; Russian, 1869, 541; ditto 1862, 88; Spanish Passive, 331; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, *; Turkish, 1854, 891 ; ditto 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 69f, 701. International Financial shares are quoted 4/ to f prom ; General Credit, 2f to f prem. ; Lon don Financial, 71 to 81 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 31 to pram. ; Hudson's Bay, 2to If dia. ; Egyp tian Trading, If to 1/ prem. ; Discount Corporation, 61 to 7* prem.; Merchant Banking, 51 to 6 prem. ; Australian Land and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 2f to 4 prem.; National Steam, 5 to 1 prem.; West India and Pacific Steam, 2/ to * pram.; English and Swedish Bank, 3 to 3* press.; and East London Bank, 21 to f prem. Uneaeinees continues to be evinced with regard to the course of foreign politics, but it would appear that occasional realisations are also being effected by persons who regard the present pause in the drain of gold as only temporary, and who are alive to the possibility of a further advance in the rats of discount. Telegrams from Bombay communicate the im portant intelligence of a rise in the exchange on London to 2s. 14. for bank bills. This establishes • movement of as much as to 4 per cent. against England. The consequence has been a strong demand here for bar silver for transmission to Bombay, and the , which orb Friday was flat at 61ed. to 611 4 . prioe roes suddenly on Satur day afternoon to 611 d. per ounce. Accord ingly considerable orders to buy silver on the Continent are being despatched from this side, and it is probable that gold will be remitted in pay ment. The main cause of the adverse movement of the Bombay exchange is doubtless the fact that this country is put largely in debt to India through the increase in the supply of cotton from that country, but the exchange is likewise influenced by the extreme tightness of the money market at Bombay, where, it is stated, the rate of discount has risen to about 12 percent. From the latter cir cumstance there has been a further fall of fully 11 per cent in the prices of government securities in that city, the 4 per cent paper coming quoted 94, the 5 per cent. 103, and the 5; per cent. 113. The prices by the previous mail were, respectively, 951 1 , 104, and 114#. The Board of Trade returns for the month of October are again of a very remarkable character, indicating an extraordinary increase in the foreign trade, which goes far to explain the rise in the value of money. The exports of home produce and manufactures in October amounted to no less than 15,082,3321., being larger by 5,235,497, or 53 per cent., than in October, 1862, and larger by 3,397,4221., or 29 per Dent, than in the same month of 1861. The figures for the 10 months of the present year are 119,377,0461., showing an increase of 15,867,7761., or 15 per cent, over the 10 months of 1862, and an increase of 13,896,803/., or 13 per cent, over 1861. The increase is distributed to a greater or a less extent over nearly every article in the ex port list. The shipments of cotton goods have risen from 1,776,8831. in October, 1862, to 4,227,2551. in Oct., 1863, and those of cot ton yarn from 266,6931. to 939,346/. It stands to reason that these enlarged consignments of goods to foreign—and, in many instances, distant—mar kets must involve a large absorption of capital, and a proportionate increase in the amount of commer cial bills in circulation. The returns of imports suggest similar inferences with regard to the money market, the value of the principal imports specified in the government tables having been 136,081,3331. in the nine months of the present year, against only 120,957,1801. in the same period of last year. This indicates of course a large increase in our pay ments to the foreigner. . . . _ . A general meeting of the shareholder , ' of the London Joint Stock Bank is convened for the 21st January. In addition to the dividend of V. 10s. per share, declared at the realest meeting of the Imperial Con tinental Gas Association, a bonus of 10a. was announced, making 31. per share for the half year. Mr. Thomas Cardwell,of the firm of Cardwell and Co., of this city, and Cardwell, Parsons, and Co., of Bombay, has been elected a Director of the Queen Insurance Company of London and Liver- Pool. A meeting of the proprietors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia is called for the 11th December, to declare a dividend. The applications for the 20,000 shares of the West India and Pacific Steamship Company have amounted, up to Saturday evening, to about 80,000 shares. The London list closes to-day. The urdermentioned gentlemen have joined the direction of the Bedford Hotel Company of Brighton, viz.:—Messrs. H. A. Monkey, William Cramer, and Berkeley Augustus Macpherson. Ar rangements have been made by which the company will have the hotel transferred to them and com mence business on Jan. 1. The following remarks on financial affairs are from the circular of Messrs. Joseph Tr:rem and Sous : Thin far the advance of the rate to six per cent. has bad the offset of rentricting commercial operations to • point which has ambled the Blink of England to increase its re serve, the demand for discount at that establishment, although oa • (unmade, luving been much less this week than the amount of the repayments. The flowing beak of nomeiof the large quantities of coin absorbed throughout the country, durief the summer and autumn, has likewise so skted in checking the necessity fora further upward move ment. Bat the bullion tide has not yet been turned nor even entirely checked, and as some increased sums have been sent this week to Egypt, and are to be followed next week, it is said, by still larger remittances, the question of a rime to seven per cent. must be considered still to be quite open. The funds have been dull throughout the week, the cense consisting about equally of uncertainties in the money market sod uncertainties in politics, an appraliensioa= tautly being general that the Emperor Napoiene, in t to keep open all movie of European complications for his own purposes, may at length find himself the centre of a diffi culty of which war will be the only solution. This state of &trust, while it favour. prices in the proitice markets (gone, as far as produce is concerted, war menus wasteful coossnsptios as the ose bead, and Inierrapesd euppliss as the other), has , of course, deprived the stock market uf sum' 'son, sad, as is has happened osecurrently with • premium for sold to pay far Indian sad Agypliaa coffee, the prospect is inareemed of the ahem being Frei:acted. 8•14111 DAT ZMING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ex div. for next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at 91 to 1. For money the last price was 92} to # with div. The official - business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, i ; ditto for account, 91, 1 ; Three per Cent.. Reduced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five o sir Cent. Stock, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 , 99 1 , ; ditto 1 1864 or 1866, 991, 1. Indian government securities were quiet. Exchequer Bills closed at 7s. to 3e. die., being IL lower than yesterday. The foreign stock market was flat, and prices in many instances have receded. There was a relapse in Anglo-Austrian Bank shares, which closed at 14 to lf prem. Conti nental Bank and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank were also tlaCer, while Bank of Hindustan, Bank of New Zealand, and Scinde and Punjaub Bank were in demand. An improvement of 11. has taken place in Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares, upon the official announcement of the divi deed. International Financial shares have declined to 4/ to 1 prem.; and London Financial to 84 to 9 prem. ; while Sena-id Credit were steady at 2f to 2 1 prem. ; and Mercantile Credit at 3# to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay shares reulain at 2 to 11 dis., and Egyptian Trading at 11 to 2 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 13 to 14 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 411 to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; Universal Marine, to 4 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 31 to 4 prem. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were last quoted 21 to 1 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 3 to 34 preni. ; Muntz's Metal Company, die. to 1 prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, 1 to 2 prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 2 to 24 prem. ; National Steam, 41 to 54 prem. ; Merchaut Bank, 51 to 6 prem. ; Discount Corpora tion, 6# to 7 prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 34 to 3/ prem.; Bedford (Brighton) Hotel, to / prem. ; London and Caledonian Marine, to 14 prem.; West India and Pacific Steam, 3 to 34 prem. ; and Australian Mortgage, par to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANZ.-ITEED3 DAY.) The arrivals of Anglih wheat fresh up to our marks! this morning wen limited, coastwise as well as by land carriage ; bat the gameral quality of the samples was good. For bon red and w►ite parcels there was a steady demand at as adman in the quotations compared with Ifoaday last a fain Is. to 2s. par quarter, and stood clearaues was Waned. The show of foreign wheat was only mailman. Floe qualities sold freely, at 2a. par quangr more mossy, and other kiads were firm, at an improvement of ls. per quar ter. At this adman rather as ezienaive bruin was tasainetal. - mam m barley was in mama* supply, and good request, at fully last week's ourresey. ing and distilling sorts were inseeks, but sat II" tits supply draleas tolerably good, changed bands Weedily, at very hall prase. These was ISM activity is the demand for oats never theless, the lege advises in ties cpwriations was well lug D ortal. Besse were in short supply and steady request, at ls. pv Tarter more mosey. Them was a fak ale for peas, at extreme quotallems. TIM show el maples was rather limited. Floe ass in good sad steady request. In some instances pekes were rather higher. The minis of &stag comes off mart bay. amoun ted to 119, vim, 31 what, 13 maim, Yr today, andvideo 4 beam, wittonesed, 4 Named, 2 ragweed, 1 Wanks. Wheat bar mold seensithat briskly, at an advance io the iddiest: ol from Is. to Ilk per qr. Derdiansid has realised Odessa, 421. ; Gibbs 395. to - 62.; red whiter, 40m 9d. ; Amber ILllwaak qr. Oa pimp Baptism boa realised 345. Id. paws lave bees deawisded for arias The &mad, bow. weer has been far from motive. Odom bas 'hasped hands at 211 s. 9d. ; mad Itsull, 27e. per 4841ba. Dark? is mow d of frosty et the Ws &aisle is vales. Danubian, 225. 6d.; Odom, 22c. ; aed Gem, 21s. 3d. pee 4001ba. Beam have ecommoded very little atteadem !kids boo ramihied Rye is quits la. par qr. dearer. On pangs, Dunkin, Odessa, and Ass, is held at 30m per quoits,. Danubian milletmeed is quoted at 21s. to 22L; sad Syriac' Dori, Its, to 255. 63. pre 400 lbs. Linseed ban lest a dull inquiry at barely_ preview rates. la skis vary ben beta pada& Ootteammodi is films, bat not dream Aanartl. 09 firma—leglish TIP* 65; llases‘ 147 ; named. 64 ; mod 44adry, 517 qrs. Foreign : Toms, rt,361 ; lamed, 9,86 ; apeemd, 12,361; awl apes 477 477 qrs. ZIPOIMIL —OA* 375; linseed, ; rapeseed, 3,156 qrs. ; wad Gov, 776 owls. Ito 40 wait S. v. Mom Lad. rad 1011 41 0 64 Waft, sow 0 64 Dladoorlitold 0 to 47 Di/do r to 0 lakik sod I/mob rod UN 4l do 43 Par Qr. OM 4. a. OM* kid lf Is 24 IrC S. 17 le IS „Week —._ . Diimo i l m e+, 1 . a io . al D=a :toff SI to IC &Wag Mut ft to U . lzi k iroalott. and Soma Upton mad Wars ST to SI arm, __ mom. --• 13ok ID to U Hone, NOUS ..___ as to 41 I - - -- If to VI VIC mon _ __ Tom •34, - ,7.7as ls. Ilembsit on to a Osirsa7 l7 is a • Nods& sal Ineilt scabb 27 to 10 Nay " s eftko Sift U sid .—.— USo U M& StTers.. . Dodds P W owl Kaml.4 al 14 eTra 4111isekba 212= 42 62 IS Mr 44 ltassisa. lord mei 2 oZirod. red V 40 Se as tdl; . 44 le SARUM - . bags. Nil* sod Sine* 11 Ss SS Lissies - Duda SO to ISIt %Mies So ILA _ . -- = 14 Co 37 IV Num Cow sato WWI* 2O to St Yoga, Winn to 1111 Diselnas Malawi ls ild os._ _ hon. . Pon* wart .... Ai to r .... as as as Aarekes. pw beL .. All to U Dautitoo. .. .. 111 to IS no LONDON. IT LAND AND A NOV. tt To NOY. 20. IN. D* law - . Ind 4211VALI Of GRAM 110., I Unit CIAJIA(ACIA, MO CLUUVL SHARE LlBll.-(12118 DAY.) Two 0 , 01/30K. The railway market is flat to-day, in sympathy with the other departments of the Stock Exchange, and prices in most instances have declined. Metropolitan stock has fallen II per cent. London and North Western and South Eastern , ; Great Western, ; and Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and South Western, 4. The fortnightly settlement will be completed to-day. London and North Western stook is now quoted 10i to ; Great Western, 63f to • Mid lama, 1274 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1084 to I; Caledonian, 119 to ; South Bittern, 964 to ; Great Eastern, 494 to t ; Great Northern, 127 to ; London and South Western, 102 to ; and Metropolitan, 113 to 114. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are unaltered. .DINARY SNARES AND 14 Sh. I Pd. I IMAM& I (3 7 1 . 4 4.4 6°N . I Wel t. 4"aip.... I~ + t~aa h.---• 8 81 .._ _ 8 14 81 88 1181 1101 - - 81 71 els, a I a — " t eTr7. Veledoalan Abet and Bandon ,Cornwall .Do. • I • sodic astll Do. B cp. •Ispald to B. , Dabliaaad BoM etka•bd.Jo d June DuPi, Idlob ados, argbaad Glasgow' :GRaigow sad &Woarni iOnst Boolats Ord. St.i 93 &0 16 17 96 97 107 109 09 90 ta 67. Do. Z. Ans. Stk., So. latest North of Ocadasdi !Citeo;lsetbaria I 'ADA _f Ant. div. an-I Do.B e. Ispaid B, let souk é W. greol lereat Festans 1 96 6 - .... Eat 1 •a Do. Stour VaLOua. Do. South Wake m w . - iue -ihiaa Da. Da. Here f ord lastaedie* Yorkshire. •laadloa .d Blackwell H_ L. leDdata.d cos &d irsisa.Clarilim Di Dec I bmioali s ell b t Walla.' Weal= lbsi.,iiket.* Usage& Ilimpors and Carthis Di. Do. } Maras Now Du New I Ora 41 brim Mu GI. W.. . 10444 104 Do Nal Mid Lod 'City Liao) Nut\ !dish Do. idla ,Perth.Daru N. lskau—Dervick . De. Lodi Yott Do. email@ Do. fltock.dDarliog Do. do. 1811.543 1 Do. do. 188641 1 Loudon Do. Now Mirth Bts/fordthiro I N. 8. Wooten June Smith* Central — secirrl Erbil% Mk I *dila Mama Aluvwsloq u t Wok/mg! !C=lrrosoil. Moe* Maws 11. Yoetek lbw Deal etiftftWddleknotc. Vd_. De. s 0 ! 0 o! Noah , I ilaiorla Stn. & I troika' illlelorford Kilkenny Wad Cornwall 1 W.Hattlpl. Barb. oft AL LWATI. ORDINARY MAR= AND STOCKS. 117 I 2111 Hi 127 121/ 102 104 '7litliesa 1 1IDI &astral/as AgrieaL L:4 l. I DeettaWaSerworks u. l i Bombay Ame Gas ( ricas ,Dtatish B. & I. Megß. Tel. (L) 'llrltinh Indian Ti. !MD& hoe I.Cassada Agency Aa (L) I.oamda Land ',L) leeylen Oompaw ,Oar. of AlrhaaVer.(L) Cop.ll. Eng;ret.Te I C ro. Pre talr ferevee I Do. a p et. Per*. Deb Il*P".iitc°T.lx"lloo(4l Com Z l Cri s eTel ry4 .. 1 t : sag sad Aat 'l3.4..tedit* Mart= 113aa Strom Xs, lareat Ship `Limbed) Do. 174 per ceat. prat Radaoa's Bay Ilaternat Finaa Soc. (L) Malian brig. (Cad Cap.) Do.ap.a Ws. r 187 lalietStachlhoosaat(t ) Do. New Load. African 'Lcad.Datrict Teie (L 'Lassa /Than Aim (I [laud. G. Omnibus (L 'Madras kegs. & Omni UOIIMi 12,0101 10 . Medi. Eiden. Tel. (4) 22,600 10 NatelLuid &CeL C. (L) 80,000; 25 'National Ida Co.. 11 ) 0.0101 110 Neetimada Coal & I IL; 6,0001 20 Do. Mew 110,0101 26 ,N.2oolm4T.42leme(L ) 10078 1 1 11. aritiali Aostra/a. (L ; 100 000 1 Orieaud Om (Limited) 60,0001 1 Do. New 40,00 r, 10 Orient. inland Siesei(L) 10,0001 6 Ottoman OW (Lillel 06 )1 (140.0002 , St. Peel Mu Ludt Mtn. (L) 1 20.000! SO Pseitenlar tO. iltessil 20,000 SO , Do. New 17,000 10 QuebradaL,S.,tlL(l 10000 1 60 'Shammy hue 10,000' 11 Do. Few 4.260! City Impugn'. (L ). 20.750, 1K Ditto dlite 16.0301100 Sepal alailSeirm 200,0002 M. Scottish Amt. lan. (1 ),1 10,000 60 A. Atrium 11. le. IL:. 14.1001 23 Swath Audnillan Lead 200,0002' 1 81. Sub rl marine Telegraph. '1 I Do. me 12,600110 Duet& Ane e w-fa c tual 04,0061 20 r. Co. ot 30,0001 6 limited IL nieg Oe. (Lll 10,000 20 Van Diemen. lend MINES.-(THIS DAYj Two o'Ctoce. In the mining market to-day the dealers are engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly acoou nt, and prices exhibit very little change. Wheal Union and Clifford Amalgamated shares are rather firmer, while Great Fortune have receded. Some of the present quotations I are as follows :—Bast Caradon, 26; to 264 ; Waite Chiverton, 54 to 55 ; Chiverton Moor, 8 to 1; Chiverton, 91 to 10 ; Drakewalls, 36e. to 38s. ; Inu i t cam Brea, 61 to 7; Wheal Union, 3} to ; Great Fortune, 19 to 20 ; Cook's Kitchen, 21. to 22 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 71 to 1 ; Wheal &ton, 1721 to 1771 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 381 to 37 Tincroft, 19 to # ; North Crotty, 5 to a ; Wheal Hope, to 5 ; Wheal Lndeott, to 2 ; and New 21 to 1. Foreign and oolonial mining shares are very quiet, in the absence of transactions, and prices are nominally quoted the same as on Saturday. PROVINCIAL SHARK AGIJIHRVIL lientnnas. Nov. 18.-lalos tnday:—Nritkh and leastga Yee, t 171.16 p.--17rdon Marla, lasavance, I 1-1 d p.—Osnie. darns Lean UM I 13—Oreat U* la. Set.—Ns*saal 11-15 S-16 p.—West lan and Pad& atm, 3-181 M 1-14 p. Bnusnionan, Nov. A—The shame the Distatet Llw Ira name Company ahaseed heads at 71, sad those of the Maeda Metal Company at 1 pa. donna ato pa. Glossoistor= shares were la mead at 111, sad SA Ns w atlas. ad. pa flat. I Lunar, Nov. 51.—Ida&a. - 1116# I—Dowses, fel ftervest Moor, 6#—Grest Ellie A, 46# Ni Iturcodusa. Nov. 14.—The asst was an with prices. Confederate Loan. 64e—Great Destorn, 4411 # Ship is. 3.11. - Grand Trunk or Canada. 21—Great Western. 414 London and North Waders, 106 41 f—Mancheeter sad Ceske Hank, 41 p.—Mencheeter, Roadie, and Lincobuisire, Dtto Ste pee Net. ProL, 1151-11e0ropolitan, 1141 161 16 4 t South Keaton. 21115—Merican, Et—llan Paulo (pad up), U 1-11 —Groulag Cross Five pee Gents , 540 p.—Bank d Manchester Cardholder. Us. 54. —Great Ship preL, is. ed.—Leek the per Cents. (ifiller, 112. Duda, Nov. U.—Three per Cent Consols, frill—New Three per Cant. Nock, *— Ditto for account (Dec. let 201—Detter for new account, Bank of IrelantliaL 4111 6 E x i k , 210— National,Raak 0,1 MN. paid), 76! , and Posses Id. paid), 51—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Gilf,„ paid„ et—Great Southern and Western 'lea pad). Ott—lrlidt North Western Pk paid). S 35-11olland Great Western and RI Canal (601. paid). tB)—Midland Great Wallidell, half shares, ( 114 paid), 54 U-Great Southern and Modern Poor per Led pap. G paid), 1001—Irleb North Waders live per Omni peep., Claes A, 64 I—Ditto for account, 411 The Queen bas been pleased to appoint the Rev. Alexander Matheson to be minister of the church and parish of Oleeshial, ia the county of Ross, in the races of the Her. Farquhar Irlver. decreed. The Queen hes be.. pleased to appoint the Rev. John Webster, N.A., now miaisteref Anstrntber Fester, in the rusty of Fife, to be minister of the church sod parish of Camerae, is the eennty of Fife, in the room of the Rev. J. P. Dieron, D.D., ap pointed professor of bibbed entioisza in the University of °below. RagriNGs WORKING Man's Citra.—On Wednes day eerier. a .ell-attended and erhusiestio meeting wee held in the Hall, Castle-mad. The nsayor(Jenses Esq.) presided ; and was supported by F. North,Req., /LP., W. D. Lacas•Bbadwell, Req., Mr. J. T. Dexter (late arise Ltd secretary to the Working Mee's Club Union), Mr. Jones. and the chairman and members of the provisioed committee. The principal business was the reception of the report presented by Mr. Dexter, relating to premises, rules, newspaper,, pmts, and pianism of games, books, km The report woo anonimorly adopted, and the provi sional committee ni-appolated (with six additional members) for the remainder of the year. The mayor being elected president, other officers were cheese. The liberal offer of Mr. Lucas-Shadwell and Mr. Janson, to g lee premise% rent free, with furniture, for a year, was gratefully Accepted ; and 119 members were enrolled. The wiriest and OA. ough spirit exhibited through the evening bade fair for great sw ore attending the club. Thanks to the mayor, for presidirg, terminated the proceedings. THE GREAT SHIr.--011 Saturday the money sub scribed by the shareholders toward. realising the 60,000'. required to set the Great Eartern afloat ram was returned to the shareholders, and henceforth all the *M.0.,. coa l:insert with the wok will have to pass through the Coed of Chancery. Tag Gnusr.—The En9;,:ter of Saturday last cone Liu a description illustrated with engravings of the appa ratus by which Messrs. Direr and Pepper produce the spectral illusions now so popular. THZ2OO/. THROWING-THS-RANIMIRCRALLaNGE.— Mr. Donald Dior° Aboyne. the well - known athlete , has accepted the chalkier of Mr. 3Csaterld, of Canada (a native of Braemar), to throw the fonstees.puusd hammer ism the " Scotch at ria."—Edia!mrpli Courant. THE•FEURRAL ORNERAL GRANT.—Perharm it is ere variedly known that this gallant soldier is a native of Kirrhinuir, bet, nevertheless, each is the caw Grind Grant's father was era rely. on Kinorie. thee former of IBallball, sod latterly a manufacturer in Kirrienuir. The renewal himself. however, had something of the young Norval ie him, sad disdained the humble occ ipetra of feeding bin father's docks, end sighed to follow to the field some warlike lord. Heaven not impede; to hastily grant his longing desires, he enlisted in the Lde Groh ; but not finding them to suit hie ambitious views, h" levanted," and now arum's the cocked has in the Federal army. On hearts( soother praise him an berg a thorough soldier, an old man, who k... him well, remarked —" Deed, he may wail he a gelid feebler. for be was glib. at it fin he win a liddis."—Morrose Standard. . A novel action was tried on Thursday in the Court nt Queen's Beech, Dublin. It was brought against the proprietress of &Turkish Bath, for injuries alleged to hare bees sostaimed by the phdatiff in ociaseentesee of the a•gligeace of one of the defendant's earraate. Darnagas were laid at 2001. The plaintiff's oartptaiat woo that while he was enjoying the luxury of • • sham poning." the official who operated aosideutally palled bins off the couch on which he was lying, and that, fallieg on the bet tiles of the door, his flesh was burned. The de fence was that the attendant was not to blame, sad the jury found for the defeadent. During a performance at the theatre of Elbteuf, a few evenings since, the gauss dress of Mellle. Hermes, one of the actresses, caught fire from a lamp, sad wee in stantly in &nice, but fortunately there wee a mire dress underneath which misted the fire, sad there being plenty of help at hand the young lady escaped with alight *ivy. The quantity of coal required for government vessels is really incredible. There are MO stearnem afloat; in the service burning coal. The Imesides alone bum 2 tons par hour, V; tons per day, or 16,000 toes per annum. 1,500,000 toes is the estimated quantity nwpfired for this species of the service.—WasAiriptos Union. N. Schwartz, Austrian consul at Paris, has been summoned to Vienna by Count de &abhors. to aid by his enamels the romniissios of the Universal Ediibition which is to take plus 1:1 the Austrian capital la 18116.