The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-12 00:00:00

THE FATE OF MULLER. ~ECNION OF THE HOME SECRETARY. (THIS DAY.) r aternoon Sir George Grey, the Secretary for the Home Department, pre his decision with w the memorial for a respite for the convict Franz m presented by the German Legal Protection v. a long consultation with Chief Baron Pollock uon Martin, the Secretary of State ar at conclusion that the represents,- . . . lJot.aued in the memorial did not warrant , ...rferet co with the carryinglont of the sentence on The execution of the condemned will therefore ,t • o'clock on Mondarmorning. 11. me tionetary arrived in town from Northumber -,, I”,,ruing, aud all the documents prepared ti the . . 1, 4 d Prltectioo Society, which bad been left with • Add victim. were at once placed before him. After • .11% reading them, the learned judges who tried ocr, consulted by Sir George Grey with the result . i.alf.past 2 o'cl , ck, we ought to state, no iatim~- tLe above had Iv. , u received by the German Society, . • Fm.burr•ayuare. • the erection of the barricades to stay • • r r. , ,..re,s of the crowd expected to assemble on to fitness tho execution of Muller, wu continued, • •, ,long the front of Newgate and in the Old Bailey, ,o,iderable distance down Giltepur-etreet, and to Ludgate-hilL Crowds of l en wined congregated in front of Newgste the morning watching the preparations. tLe ti:re 3rproachee for the execution the public excite. ears to increase. The occupants of the houses and rxus, in the Old Bailey, particularly those immediately • the spot where the gallows will be fixed, are be ••;e1 with applications foe places to view the execution, from :11. to V. is offered for the use of a window in the favourable situati , m ; single seats letting from ss, to recording to position. Muller rose early this morning, and ate • hearty break fast; he afterwards inployed himself in writing, it is sup posed, to his relatives in i;ermany. Daring the morning he RAS clasted ht tae rev. Mr. Walbanm, of the German Chapel, at. James's, and by the Ordinary of \ , w; - ate. the Rev. 1)r. Davis. The sheriffs, ',lderman Braley, and .llderman Dahill, also visited in the condemned cell, and earnestly exhorted him to c_oce use of the short time that remained to prepare for ;to creat change that awaits him. Muller, though some shit affected, maintained his usual collected demeanour, s: dee:ared his innocence. TO TIIL EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. followiug declaration has been taken tL : i ,ethog.-1 am, sc., J. H. EYSTELN. Hon. Secretary. 11,ntscher Rechtaschutz•Verein Norman Legal Protection Society), Nov. 11. I. Richard Stevens, of No. 1, St. Swithin's.lane, in the of lindon, tailor, do solemnly and sincerely declare, ~00w and am well acquainted with Franz Muller, a t v: t under sentence of death for the murder of Thomas on the .4th of July, 1864, and I say that the said Moller was me workman from the 7th of November, unto and including the ith day of May, 1864, and ..,: a .rind all those months the said convict Franz Muller the habit of calling on me to receive work from v and that whenever he called for inch work he in. took his hat and laid it on the counter in front of I. on more than one oocasioa, had to remove it ,th L.V own Lends, and that such hat remained there dur,r4 the whole time of my interview with him, during .it I frequently, and, indeed, generally cut out and a: roc;oJ his work, and I say that I well remember the style ;articularly as regards the liming of such hat which t, wore, and I never, during the whole time of • ,- ,, n..tuunications with me and my opportunities of seeing ha, saw the peculiar lining by which Mr. Repseh and r. M dthews declare that they identify such hat, but on the ..trAry 1 solemnly and sincerely declare that such lining did • in any way correspond with the lining which Mr. Repech Mr. Matthews declare enable them to identify the hat ..., that of the said Franz Muller. And I further say that own knowledge the said Franz Muller had a habit of rcg with watches and chains, so that I once said to him, ' Why, you are a jeweller as well as a tailor,' and I re ,- ember this particularly, because I wine at his request ad him It. to enable him to purchase a watch upon the 5 of which he expected to reap an advantage. And I :ake this solemn declaration, ac., &c." Muller was visited ou Thursday by Alderman speland, who is one of the visiting magistrates of the prison, itd several other aldermen. The interview was merely of a err, d character. it being the duty of the visiting jostions to se, y i risoper confined in the pith He has also been Haffa and Mr. and Mrs. Blyth, who were exa mined , of the prosecution at the trial. Three :ill evidently on very friendly terms with the pawner, and they 'sem to entertain an opinion that Le i. innocent of the crime. Yesterday morning Coder Sheriff De Jersey paid him a formal visit, and be reminded him that the time was fast approaching when be would be removed from this world by the sentence ri the iaw, and he intreated him to endeavour to make his ;care with God, and as a preliminary, to make all the ..t.4.•.•ment he could in this world to his fellowmen by speak. the truth, and divulging all be knew in connexion a tr. ti.e dreadful crime of which he bad been convicted. M.:yr exhibited some emotion at the observations of Mr. Jersey, but made no reply. con, of the extraordinary numberof applications Loie been made on behalf of the members, not only of ::,..trotelitao, bat the provincial press, for permission ti be present at the execution, and which were to an that it was absolutely impossible to comply with, Alderman and Sheriff I/skin, and Mr. Alderman and •Ilesley, and their deputies, Messrs. Davidson and I , e Jersey, held a conference upon the subject, and the r•r•u'i. that was arrived at wax, that the whole of the appli. were refused; bat arrangements have been made si:.-reby the public may rest aa.ured of knowing what ard that what takes place at the last moment will ~..de cnuwi,. It may perhaps be as well to state that c..-,verve of the scene of confusion that took place • the prison unon the occaaion of the execution of in Iv4\ the Home Secretary issued order directing that henceforward no strangers should be • within any prison on the morning of an execu• and although this order is io general strictly enforced, t...• i.l.eriffs felt that on the present occasion, having regard Laracter of the crime, and the extraordinary inte r-, :tat I. , s been excited by it in the public mind, they • ri••• to undertake the respoosibility of corumunica• t • the details of any statement made by the culprit with ,(11..e to the crime, if any such statement should be • iv him. but that the proper course, and the one !,,ely to be satisfactory to the public, was that this by some properly accredited representative Pr . - Mr. Parker, the solicitor. who presented the Garman • I niernonsl on Thursday, had, with Herr Herod's, an witb Mr. Waddington at the Home-otSes at one vost•rd.iy. .Me. Waddington stated that Sir George ...a:it he iu London to-day, and adviewl the moiety to their evidence in favour of Muller as early aa pos- paornert at least have 'mitt'', lettere from different • -he •• -miry within the last few days, mull of them • - '.r- that he, sod not Miller, committed the o .l. , :f.ning to deplore that an innocent man should r tLe mom of another. One of the writers dates • from Manchester simply, without giving any fur ' • in , residence, sod appends to it what at first to be a signature. but which utterly defies ;*•• h. decipher it, so cunningly is it executed. The • of whom addressed his letter to the So wrote under a WOW 111.0 (if ph rnu, each heviug .• r•-; ad for Ms own tech, and without giving any tlr• •.t. . vr. • of IA. Royal Faehaega. writes to the T toil by your leading article io the • ••• to the memorial presented to the • •,. ..re oo behalf of F. Muller, that my name is t , • •i• otiti.• ly mentioned. I assert most positively r hot for 14s. during the many years • •in ; that I have given every fa"fility '• • ••• s s•ietr and to Mr. Bear,: my ebnplean has -••-• • 7.- and the prisoner did cot recognise biro ; • ,• ~•• —co ex.tniined, and everything has been • .••-tv their requetts. Therefore, may I ask the • ' i it inserting thin letter, as I feel that my . .• • • ..,,,,s,ediction may cause injury to my - I ;•••; , plimo to y.ior obedient servant, D. Exchange, N. v. •• : V. 11. iLitti•eelnihr, mioister of St. German's Kent. has published se account of bit • idler. The rev. gentleman writee:—" The • • earnestness, soil devotional feeling • :iffesissl me moat deeply. I felt. 'This • ~• ' , 1...51it of this crime as! am. Ah !' be said, : , •-d Sn %mew., I fear I should have gnu on - • • • • f.I Ilia thus God has brought me • -•• • f y sins. I am happy ; 1 never was so !..t.rr•-d him to the cue of David, who, •o• ••• W.sll led into the sins of edul • ‘• ,-I.r. but was brought to the coefewrion • .i.d thou received the blessed seearaace that i...th put away thy sin ; thou shalt not die.' •. ...rk. be confessed. Now, Muller,' I said, 'if • . when you maw that gold chain. when • • ~ the railway carriage. you said to yourself. " I tr it by aotois means, sod there is no other means -•and then you struck the fa , ril if it • es. upon confession of Lis sin, David found ••• i You, cotifessing the sin for which you are -- • • • ''he said, • I would indeed ono- I tea it; for the sake of me parent. only. •••• ••••'•1 not think I could die with • lie on my • • •••• •.• •••.o I expect mer c y through the Lord •-• I were to deny this, while I cooler all • • r•.ofeasion fhe maid) will not save lee ; bet t allilliope of future mercy by vetaaias to THE PLAISTOW MURDER. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER.-(THIS DAY.) ILFORD, SATURDAY. This day, at noon, the prisoner Karl Kohl was brought up on remand before the magistrates of Ilford, for further examination. The magistrates present were Mr. J. Gurney Fry (chairman), Mr. Raymood Terry, Mr. 11. F. Barclay, Major Stuart, and Mr. C. J. Davis. It was understood that the case would be taken at 11 o'clock, by which time the vicinity of the court was crowded with people who were anxious to catch even the slightest glimpse of the prisoner. When, however, the court as sembled, Mr. Fry, the presiding magistrate, announced that the case would be taken at 12 o'clock. After the disposal of some of the night charges, The prisoner, Karl Kohl, was placed at the bar on re• mend charged with the murder of the German, whose name is now ascertained by the police to be Theodor Fuhrhnp. The prisoner is about 5 feet 4 inches high. He appears to be between 30 and 40 years of age, and has dark hair and eyes, no whiskers or moustache, but a stiff beard trimmed close. His countenance evinced • remarkable degree of firmness, the mouth being much depressed. He watched the evidence as it was given with marked attention, and although by no means • woll.looking man he appeared to be • person of couaiderable intellectual powers. The evidence given by the witnesses Harvey and Caster at the last sitting having been read over, Mr. Terry, the presiding magistrate, asked the witnesses whether they had anything further to add. Harvey replied that he had nothing to add, but Caster said that the condition of the trowsers and boots of the deceased was very dirty, and he (witness) made the obser vation that the man mint have been walking about in the mud a good deal. The boots of the deceased were muddy up to the •ode, and the trousen, which bad been turned up. were dirty for about half an inch. Sergeant Bridgland, being recalled, stated that he also had noticed that the boots and trousers of the deceased were very dirty. On the morning of the 10th I proceeded (he con tinued) in company with several constables to search the place where the body was found, and about 43 feet from the spot I saw • quantity of blood mixed with water in a ditch. About the same distance from that spot I found the wooden handle of a hammer, which I now produce. (The handle in question was similar to a rather large sized ham mer used by carpenter•) The witness also produced a pair of shoes which he bad received that morning from the wit ness Zulcb, and which would be identified as the shoes of the deceased. Inspector Goode, of the Thames police, repeated the evi denoe given by him at the inquest, and stated that it was necessary to place on the depositions the name of the man Jones, who pointed oat to him the spot where the bead was found, because some suspicion rested upon him. Mr. Terry—What wee the appearance of the earth in the hole? Witmer—lt appeared uif premed down with the feet to give it the same appearance u the ground close by. (The prisoner ►t this statement heaved a deep sigh.) Upon being asked whether he wished to ask any questions of these witnemsa, the prisoner replied in the negative. [The inquiry was proceeding when our report left, and it is expected that some very important evidence will come out tads,' which will directly implicate the prisoner.) GREAT FIRES AT WORCESTER AND LIVER POOL.-ENORMOUS DESTRUCTION OP PRO- PERTY. Last night a dreadful fire occurred at the Wor cester Railway works. The damage is estimated at 25,0001., and more than 400 workpeople will be thrown out of em ployment. The cause of the firs is unknown. It was raging at one o'clock this morning, Last evening one of the moat alarming fires which have for many years occurred in Liverpool took place in Bean's gardens, a narrow thoroughfare running from Redcroar street to South Castle-street. The premises destroyed con sisted of a large block of buildings, five stories in height, facing Benn's-gardens, and running through to Milkhonse. yard, in the occupation cf Mew.. W. and F. Flett, extensive pickle and preserve manufacturers, and Messrs. George M'Corquodale and Co., printers, stationers, and bookbinders. It is scarcely possible to form a correct esti mate of the damage done, but it is thought to be little less than 30,000/. The premises and stock of Mr. Flett are insured in the Royal ; and it is believed Means. M'Cor quodale are insured in the Liverpool and London office. THE PIRACY OF TRADE MARKS. IMPORTANT DEPrTATIoN TO THE FOREIGN OFFICE, YESTERDAY. A deputation from the committee of the As/ioda tion of Chambers of Commerce, joined by delegates from the Birmingham. Sheffield, and Wolverhampton Chambers, bad an interview yesterday, at the Foreigmoffice, with Mr. lAyard, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in order to impress upon her Majesty's government the in jury to be apprehended from the provisions in reference to trade marks contained in the Franco-Prussian and Anglo- Prussian treaties of commerce. The deputation was in trodue.d by the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P. for Wol verhampton; Mr. J. A. Roebuck, M.P. for Sheffield; and Mr. Win. Soliolefield, M P. for Birmingham; sal it con sisted of the following gentlemen : Mr. Sampson S. Lloyd. of Birmingham, chairman of the Association of Chambers of Commerce; Mr. Atkinson, Master Cutler, of ~hetield; Mr. Rubt. Jackson, Prendent, and Mr. W. Smith, secretary of the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce ; Mr. H. W. Ripley, President of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce • Mr. Robert Fletcher, Mr. Yates. and Mr. Bartleet fledditcli). of the Birmingham Chamber ; and Mr. Loveridge and Mr. E.. 1. Gibbs, of the Wolverhampton Chamber. Mr. Roebuck having explained the objects of the depu tation, Mr. S. S. Lloyd went into detail, pointing out the dangerous effect of the second portion of the t*lth article of the Fraooo•Frossian treatr, which legalises for seer the piracy of all trade marks whoa* origin is anterior to their registration in the country of importa tion, which registration could not take place until about two years ago. The injurious effect of the clause upon the interest, of honest manufacturers in France itself. was demonstrated ; sod the strongest testimony wag borne by gentlemen from Sheffield. Birmingham. and iteddirch, as to the ruinous resu►ts to be apprehended from itapperation on the hardware manufactures of thisoouctry. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Bartleet exhibited numeroue speri. mess of German forgeries of the marks of eminent British makers, which are publicly sold in large quantities in various continental countries and in Amens The deputation urged upon her Majesty a government to make use of such facilities as they pommies to represent to the French government the injurious consequences of the clause, in order. if it be not too late, to obtain its modifica tion in the Franca-Prussian treaty. It .0 also hoped that in any direct negotiatiou between Great Britain and the ZAlverein a clause should he introduced providing ler the efficient protective of all British trade marks ; and failing that, the opinion was uoituiniously expressed that the treats , would be more valuable if the second clause of article '.lB were altogether expunged. Mr. Levers! (says the Bistaiwihna; Ga: , 11(), did not ap pear to differ from the deputation as to the correctness of their interpretation of the clause in question. mid promised that the matter should receive the careful consideration of the goverucaeat. Professor Partridge will oommeuce his course of lectures on Anatomy, at the rooms of the Royal Academy, on the evening of Mood iy, November 14. 31r. Henry Leslie's opera has been "cast" at Covent Garden Theatre ; also Ur. Hatton's. la the letter, it is said, Slscllle. Lines ZortnrAlli, Maiame Weiss, Miss Poole, and Wows. Portia and Weiss will aple,nr. The first named lady will previously moles her WU!. in La Sorinost fads. Mr. lluggan's opera has bees accepted. confess this min if I were guilty of it' No, I know nothing SHARE LISTB.-;77118 DAY.) about it How can I, to satiety others, confess a crime I have not committ e d? If you want to know my the- ..-..—...-- Two o'CLocw. rector, go, do go, to Kr. and Mr. /Myth. Pray go and auk them anythieg you w i s h a b out me . I like them very The railway market continues very firm. Metro mech. and told them that If I did sot remain in America politan stock is in prominent demand, and has risen when I returned I would come to them again.' Oh, bow 1 3 per cent. Caledonian has also advanced 1, Mid much could I write ab ou t Franz Heller! I my whole life have felt so intensely Interested about any North Western, Great Western, and South East on. u 1 have about him. I f ee l so assured of his inno cenze that, u I said to him, . M u ll er , we may mee t no ern, IL The fortnightty_settlomeut engages attention. more here, but it is ray good hope we shall, by th e London and North Western stock is now quoted Divine mercy through the Lord Jesus Christ, meet at 119 to ft ; Great Western, 77 to i • Midland, His right hand, as pardoned through the blood of 13% to I ; Lancashire and Ylrkslure, 1161 to Christ, and sanctified by His Spirit,' I said to him, i ' 11 , 111er, let us pray together. I will pray, and wish you to , 88 Caledonian 130 to 131 ; South Eastern, 87t also to pray.' I did, and the fi rst time 1 saw him he said, • I can, in German,' and only , repeated, but with great de- 138 to 138 ; London and South Western, 97 to votion. and slowly, the Lmd s Prayer. But the second 98 ; and 11fetronolitan. 118 to 119. time I saw him he proved in English, specially that his' Antwerp and Rotterdam, Belgian Eastern June prayer might come from his heart. I close these remark' by saying I am th a nkf u l t o h ive t hi s opportunity of stating ! tio, t and imperial Mexican shares are in request, thus openly my f e eli ngs a b out Franz Muller. , and .zhibit a favourable tendency. Great Western God moves Io a mysterious way, lof Canada, on the other hand, h a v e declined. Hie wooden to perform. Indian lines are steady. Muller believes that God has permitted all this to come upon WWI NARY ottAILIB AND STOCKS. Lim iu punishment of sins committed io his put life, and as the means of bringing him to feel truly repentant, and of putting his entire reliance on Christ sa his only hope of sal vation." Pd. I ItaziwArs. Llming prime L Balm to.lay I yester.lap to 1 p.m. all &rm. Via& Stow Val 100 Myth and rysa all BoatonAlaatidot 110. C 100 lirlatok aad 100 Caledonian all Cock and Bandon all Cornwall W Do. • • nadir. anUl6 l all Do. BI p. c. la paid to B. all Dublln and Bellhallunr all Dundee,terthokAbd.J o 100 Kdloburgh and Glasgow . 1100 Glartrow and S. Were= ,100 Great Latent Ord. St. 100 Do. A Stock 100 Do. E Ang. Stk., N 0.2 100 Great North ofScotland l 100 Great Northern 100 Do.A j A rec. so dlr. un-! 1100 8110 p. c. la paid 11l 1100 Gt. South & Waal. Om,' ,100 Great Weston' B 4 116 Ito !BO be ei 172 34 16 17 90 92 107 10V 37 1. 444 _6; 71 138 137 1641 166* 130 132 DI 33 76 ne 'lOO Dalkon' YsiGualkkl 100 Do. eolith Wales._ $lOO Do. W. Md.—Oxford 1100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Do. Do. Hereford 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire 1100 London and Blackwell ;100 Lon., Brightti & B.Coeat 100 LondotiChethm, & Dor I 100 London& North Weetn ! !100 London&nonthWeetern , 100 Men.,Shet.,& Linoolash ad ,ILareport gad Celia* Do. Do. 100 Metropolitan ahsre 1 2 Do. New 100 Midland 67 OD 68 06 40 4S De 101 114 f 116} 70 72 104 106 SS 40 1181 116} 67 06 89 66 1151 1116* W Do. New 100 Do Blrm. rt Darby I all 1114. (it. Wa (Ira.) '4 l MI4 gent _ _ 103 107 all Mid Kent Tray lane), 100 North British • _ _ 400 Do. 14110.,Portb.Ound. 100 N. Butero—B•rwlek 16. Do. 03 N. & Pun 100 Do. Leeds 14 26 111 1 112 tie OD 70 IWO 101 487! .... 11.4 7 7 7 - 50 64 1161 16* 76 lay 61 39 t 119 k 19a 98 661 8 1171 161 19 31 196 7 HO 1 12 100 Do. York .... .100 Do. Car l, 70 1001 I cl Do. Stock.dbarliku.l 21 Do. do. 1865-58 ' 'l2 Do. do. 186681 1 100 North London 7i Do. New ...... 100 North Sholordehlro I W N. et 8. Western J sae 100 scothah Central 100 Acottleh N. L. Aber Slh 100 Scottish Midland ' ' all Shmnbury k Wekbpl 100 Shrepettire Colon 100 South Easton .. 100 S. Yorks& s Weer Doi all stalues,Woklaghna,de 100 Taff Vale It Do e 100 Vale of Neath 100 Victoria Stn. & Mac* 100 Waterford & Kilkenny : 100 Wait Cornwall ,100 W.thutlyL a il i t, i : BLS see ni 10 11 pm B 9 pm 120 121 1 le pm l like 6 14 1 131 138 66 68 58 60 67 871 -- ii -- ii V 106 118 R 1 40 121810 Na. Ai bli 3 -. xl 10 4 il I Wee. IS i ft 81 1 ti* xd /41 1221 lli 91 Su 11 Ini SI 46 •5 4 re zd I 4 1 21 foe 111 - 6 26i 6 - 54 Sales. .135 T THE EXPRESS, , SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1864. 11. Ii? 8 9 185 . 158_ RIII.WATeI. "I Cl og ynea. 100 all Atlantic& SC Lawrence 56 du SC 100 Bom.litr.& C.1n.g.6p.0.' 102 163 10 10 , Do. F Shares lOC all 'Buffalo & Lake Huron 6 61 10 all Do. Preference 9l 100 100 8011, Brant,&Goderlch! o p. c. BUN. Aug. 1, 1372 100 100 Do. do. Julll. IBM 106 100 Do. do. June 1, 1674 it. 100 Cal &S. Eantera sp.c.g. 95 160 IC 100 Cape T. & Dockep. e. g. 90 90 id 100 all Demerara.7 p.c.per.pref 100 YAM Bengal go. 6do lO2 103 St. 100 Boat Indian gu. 6 do lO3 104 90 6 , Do. J hatenalon ! eR ISO (hand Trunk of Cutada 191 201 WO W Do. Equip. 11. 11.,6p.ct 94 92 100 all Do. Ist pref. Bond.e ' 71 73 100 all Do. do. deferred 61 64 100 all Do. 2nd prat Bondi 65 67 100 all Do. do. deferred 651 664 100. all . Do Ird pre. Mock 100 all Do. do. deferred 47 60 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock to 31 100 all Do. do. deferred 27 29 it. 100 Great Indian Pentniula 1113 104 10 12 Do. gum. 6 per cent.' par }pm 10 2 De. New do par 19 113 It. ,100 Gt. :1. of India or. 6p. cLi 100 102 St. 100 . Do 41 per oent. ! Do — ttall atTiVestern et Canada' 91 ny 18 Do. New 100 an Du.Op c. lids. pay. 1.173 90 02 100 I all . Doll 4 du. du. 15774. 80 134 10 t lodoin Branch, Walled' I 1(11. 10 1 . Do. New it. 100 Madras guar. sp. 102 101 it. 100 Do. du. 41 do 94 98 it. 100 Do. do. ef do.— 60 91 10 2 Do. Inttb Fatenalon 100 Melo. Corp. 6 per c. ltd AO all Ile/b. and llobson's bay 08 82 to .11 N.Branset Can.claA dB 3 it. 100 N.B.otCan.6p.c.lstp.ll. 00 $3 St. 100 Bclnde. gna. 6 per cent. 1014 1024 SR 140 Do. Leib! do. lOl 102 10 I I Do. do. do. 1 41%. par it. 100 I Do. Punjaab do lOl 102 A. 100 Do. lidos it.Ylot. do 96 VI 4(81511 - 61 OCR Battik.. 102! - BAIA ILli. VL pamts. 123 128 No. I Mt. 1 • - 111,Msalw Agra& Mastirmanshl..) 60 10,8 p 60 I Do. New Om 30 .11 26 20, 60 1 Do. ‘ of which 25 la piLli 26 10, SO &Mies 90,000,10( AlllanceLoe.ALlTerpotil SI 10,000 100 Do. Now '26 10.000 100 Do. Wised at 211,pm 110 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian I 4 10,000 60 Aside e 12,600 60 Alums/aria I an 7,600 40 Do. New ' all 12.401 20 ItsakofltrithhOolazahlis' IS 10,000 26 busk of Egypt 0,000 100 bank of London 26,6t10 20 Bank of Otago (United,. 6 10.000 100 Bank of Queensland (L/. /0 I 90,000 60 bank ottictoria,Auatila' 26 , 6,w) 100 bank of Wales ,Llso. WI 40,000 10 Bank of New 00,000 20 Bradlianet4ortuguess(Li 10 I 20,000 50 brawls a Californian (L 11 10000 60 British N. America . I all I 60,000 20 C. Ilk. Indla,Ana, Chills all /shwa 26 Chart. titer. of Lisbaotts. all 10.0e0 104 City *4,000100 Colonial ' 26 10,000 25 tom. Mink of ladla, de all 410,000 10 Comeldated Bank IL,' 6 6,000 IWO Coatimental 2O 6,000 100 Do. New IIO 20,000 64 kn.% Landou ‘ l l l olood 60.400 50 Easters Eschange,Llin): 50,000' 20 Eng.aeotdrAusi.Chart6L! all, 40,00 60 Enghsh and Swedish L IS 50,00.5 5.4 European Itank'Llinitml! 1041 10,000 100 kllnduan.ChinatJsp.a.,l V. 44,00)0 100 I io. issued at 2pm llB 24,000 100 Do. New, ha at 0 IlA•1 10 12,000 100 Imperial musk, Limey , 10 8,000 100 Un. New lle 134,000 20 imperial Ottoman 119 25.000 60 International Bank" 16 100,000 10 Land Moral* l. . India.(l 4 . 20,000 60 Lon. itk.ofberico4c.,s, 10,600 100 Lon. /lank of SceLland 12 10,000 100 London and klrazllian 60 6.000 1 10 Lon.B.Apresstr.Plate LI 40 20,000 25 Do. New, Ist. at limn' 74 6.000 10.10 Loa., bir o a 5. iitad..L. ; 22 Y 1 .N 0 20 Lon. Ch. beak at Andel.all Saute 60 London and Wants. _..1 10 6,000 pm Lou. ilmale.C oss.L.t., 1. 113 4.0000 GO London Joint Stuck •10 .._ 29,000 60 Do. N ew,l6s. at 30 pm j 2O i - 50,010 100 Lon. an .1 Northern L SS I 9 5 die 25,000 20 Loudon& So** Afrlear 1 all 234 241 6,000 100 Lou. t 21. Western 4LUIL, 10 1 2 pia 60.2,0100 Lou A Westminster hi 97 96 10,1100 DM 11erthant basik,Lua.` 1 174. 6 Bpm hi,t6so 60 Mercantile* Urbana, 10 )4 14418 f!,),UVO 60 Do. New llO 14 tls, 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank IL, 20 2db par 11,004 140 Midland Bank (Lim.l 20 Ida iar 20,000 100 Natiouni Llympool ilO 8 V pas 12.000 100 N. bre, et lioglasd 14 t - - 25.040 20 140. do. New; It i - - 00,064 20 Do do. do., Is - - YO,OO 10 .Na tonal Dank, New !16 - - 46,000 20 New butitli Wale. I 611 43 43 40,000 10 New Zealand (Limbed I 1 *Ms Ono' 60.000 20 North Western 6 ' 60,400 26 Oriental bank ibrpora , all 51 Ils 20,000 60 Prowin.liankingeorp.(l , 11 2 l dls, 96,0 M 190 Fromm. of Indam! 37,800 20 3,1.10, Pon).,st Delhi (L' 10 11 limn 20,000 26 South Australia i all IS sr 10,000 26 Meth Embalm (Um.) I 74. 14 114420 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa ' 16 . par 2 yid 4.430 100 Do. do. 40,400 25 Union of Au/malls sll 66 60 skoos las Union of Ireland 1Lb2141 2 7 I 9 2 411 00,000 60 Colon of Loader. 11l 16 67 IniC • ha. No. I 515 I %mei 37 30 373$ 6 els 1 11pro l WM 71 e 73 66 67 2 19 16 37 36 134 167 1} 013111 2,1u1 par ST 3$ :a JUN 4 Ipm , 1 po, 1113 par 44 se $2 83 60 62 120 126 41 43 - 1 911 TiPthl fl 4itie , 6 4 Cs. SOD 204 2:I ldis par eidla 9 No it 610°1 li 1.3 pm; 1! 14 pm , I 71pm 6 0 41.1 fowl 11114, O 4dt 4 opm 10 16 pia 1 • 2P 16 1 11 4114 , 24 26 77 79 u Wu 1 46 48 [WES INI I C . price. _ i.oes.aes I F.sat and Wad Leal 100 135 137 12.505 10 GeneralVlnattnr3nek 6 5.57',.110 54. 1.00.1000.55.175thatrtA. 100 00 71 1010,006 St. Southenaptuo 100,00. SeVortorta I 6.000 SO Do. New COLONIAL 001 8e1t1eh0010e.6p.66..1676 161 DO. do. 18811 100 Coo. Gerv. 89.e..1017-86. 100 Do.llperet.l l lo.*Aog. 105 Do.llperotl(ar.3 100 D 0.6 per et.laset..l 100 Do. 6 pee et. let 100 Ca j zotolll‘yeelp.c4.lB7B 100 do. 1111104 100' Do. do. 1890.1100 Do. do. 18011100 i CekookNov.lB6B, p.et 100, 1878. do.. 1001 Maa;ttlos 6 pee et., 1878 1001 Do. 1878 100 , Do. 1882 106 NataL 0)6.6 per ceot... 100 New Brame. Gov. Op.& 100 N.S.Walee Ge. 6 p.e.1866 100' Do. 6p. a 1871 to 1876 100 . Do. Op. 0. 1888 to 1899190 . New lenient 6 per coot 100 .. Not., Scotia 6p. e., 1678.100 ..IQueenslend Gov. 6 p. et. 100 AtiaLliev.6 p. c. Roods 100 Vle.Gov.6p.e..leadJuly 100 • • Do. do. r.AprllkOe. tan MI8CUL12•11100 No. IM. 111,49:5 10 , Anglo-Me:lcon Mint 00,0001 116 Aulrallan 10, 26 toetralianlittili..ii.: 47,000, 10 tterlinWatarworki ( 10,0001 6 Bombay Gas (UMW 6,000 00 Brat& American Wad; 119471101.; B. &I. Msg. TeL (L) I 40161 Me ICansda Company 1 50,000, 10 eanallanLoamtlaw)o 11 16,000 10 .Ceylon Oempany 20,000; 26 City of Lon.itealProp,L 10.060, 60 ; City Whims (Lint.) 64,0001 10 Cons of AnicatiMer. (L ) 60,000, 60 CeremereialUnionans 10,004 60 GemeolldatAid 17,6001 10 Continental IlistlaaiL. 64,0001100 ContractCorporatio n 11.000' 16 GooLlLEng.,PreLiep.e. 100,000 10 C. round:Mob. of Mg 100,000 10 Do 10,000 110 °emits'Do. of Mantillas (LI, I 1402026 i 112 140,9101 Ot. I Do. Preference 107,0001 117,0001. 91. I Do. 6p. K Peep. Deb; 10.000 100 'DlisionutCorporatloniLl 60,000 20 jO. ladia Irrlgeglon, etc. 100,000 10 AmptianCom& Trd.iL 1119,07/51. 91, Mectric Telegraph 70,000 6 Rog. and Ana 20,000 60 Rog.and Foreigneredlt 10,000 : 100 Iftg.ttSoottialtMarin.(L 76.00 u 20 Financial Corporation. cow 60 'Financial Discount (L 60.000 10 (Pore-at. Warehouse (L. 10,045, 60 °allow* (Limited).- 11540 4 91) O.Creditetlin.of Lon.IL 90,000, 15 Alen. Steam NariMsloo 20,000' 50 Nome& :711onial 100,000. 10 'Hudson's Bay 100,0 m) 60 ,Imp.it Iler.Cdt.Aaa MON 2 Indian Carrying (Lira. 160,000. 20 Interoat.lflnan.Soe. (1.) 100.0001 20 Internat. Land oreilit(L, 60,000 20 Italian brig, (Om. Coy.) ' 1000050 ,100 Do. p. C. JUL 1.1 8 7 5 ; 80,4001 26 JointBtoekDiaconnt(l ;' 10,000 60 ILand Securities ( 10,000; 25 Loud. African Trading 14006 26 I band.andCalegon. M. ((L 0 0.000, 10 'Lion.CountyLanditKic ; MOW 6 •Lond.tlistrict Teleg.i 1: 10,000, 60 , Load. Fluan. Amu. (L), 20,000, 60 , Do. New 176,000' 4 I Lood.G. Omnlboa C.(L ) I 10,000; 60 ILond., Italian, dtc. Sim.) 4000' 20 Lond.Mer. Discount L' 40,000) M Laid.Provinclaillarine I 60,000 20 Iladraa Irrlga. & Canal! 60,000 20 Do. 12500 10 .115inrItlus Landotc.(l 1 1 140e0) 10 IMedlt, Paten. TeL IL ) 40.000; 60 131illwall Iron Works 1 22500, 10 Natal Land & CoL C. (L, 80,0001 M National DM. Com. (L., 10,0001 60 ;National Financial (L 90.00111 , 'NationalProe.llsrinelL' 60,00. MO 'National Meant Nay.(L' : 4,000 . 20 INerbudda Coal & L "L:1 6,000 M , Do, New 60,000 ,N.7.ealand T.&LoaniL 187.1751.' St. `,N.BriL A astralaslan, 40.0001 60 N. Brit. &Mercan. In. 80,000 2 1 Novaicotai.LandL L, 30.0001 Ilh . do. 40,000' 26 'Mean Marine Anima 10,000 20 ante Commercial ( L. ' 100 000 1 'Oriental Gas (Limited; 60,000 1' Do. New • 60,000 10 Orlent.lnlandSteam(L)' 26,600, 10 : Otago d: Sthlandlnrest. l 10,000 60 'Ottoman Financial IL. ) 1 10,000; 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited 12500' 10 IPanamatt.ll.Bteam,L,l 8,500 6 Do. do 27,600 10 Do. New 000,000. 81. .Peellifv.Land & Min. (I ) 20,000' 60 ;Peninsular A 0, steam 21,000 60 Do. do. New 17,000 1 10 Quebrada L., R., 10.000 60 . Rhymney iron 14000 16 I Do. New 4,150 25 ; Rlo J. City 'mores. (L ) ! 20.750 16 Ditto ditto . . 15,000 100 ;Royal Mailfitsain 100,00. N. ISt, 1 seot. Austra Invest. ,L. 40,000 60 lihnith, Knight, &Co. L. l 90,0*0 9) boc.Finan.,llLrypte,L. 10,000 60 S. African ILA In. (1 `: 14,190 16 Muth Australian Land 180,0001. Bt. i iitibmartne Telegraph 1 Do. Scrip 37,500 20 Tel.Construc.ntlain.L: 100,000 10 'Thames.% Mersey I. L 1 11,600 10 'Trnst.tAirencyoMoi. 60,000 10 ,T. & L co. of Canada $O,OOO. 6 United IL Tem. Co. (L) 20 60,000, ,L'ulvera Marine Ins. 26,000 10 Upper Asauu Tea, Lim ] 25,000: 10 Ditto 10,000' 90 'Van Diemen's Lind_ 20,000 SO warrant FlusnceiLim. 9.1.99' 60 ; Westinban Pacifies L. di; iii i I Tilis: 4dl. 4j 4i book I it= di* *Pm 1 1 Sic IP= is is tipm 9 11 dis . PitISIBERNCY Great Eutero, Eutern Couot preference, 119. MARES. e Extencion, 6 per cent. • Great N • orthera, 5 per cent., 111 j. Great Northern, 5 per neut. redeemable at 10 per cent. prem., .109. Great Western—Origioal Preference 41 per cent., 97i. Midland Coos°lidated, Bristol and Birmingham, 6 par cent., 1325. North Eastern, Stockton and Darlington, B 6 percent., 32. North Esatero,Stockton and ltsrlingtn C 6 per cent., 32. FOREIGN RaiLw-AY. Antwerp and Rotterdam, ;IC Bahia and San Frminim° (Lim.), guar. 7 per cent., 14d. Dutch Rhenish, 20d. Great Luxembourg, 11 Imperial Mexican Railway (Lim.), 2 1, 3. Sambre and Meuse, 71. PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS. L.Mtgroot, Not'. 11.-80les today :—Xlreat Eastern, 4SI 1 1— Great Western, 77 7 1 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, pm i}— London an I North Western. 1191 1 19 191 19 1 I—Manchester, Sheinvid. and Lis'^in'hirv. — Meirelmlttan, 116 4—Midland, 186 1 81 4-14irmitigham and Derby. IM. .bates, 4—booth Eastern. b 7 1 7 I—nurfolo and lake Huron, Sl—Dutch R.henlah, 44 p.—Great Luxembourg shares, 114 —LboYederate Loan, 63 63 + 4—Consolidated Bank ;Limited:, 181 p.—land Mortpge Bank of India ;Limited). • la—Liverpool Fauna;Limited '' d. —llere.antile and Exchange Rank .LirnitmP, 11 816 d.—North and South Wales, 770—North Western Bank (Limitedi, 14 Albion Marine ,Limited., 9.161 d.—British and foreign Marine, 29.16 1 p--Empire Marine Limited 1816 p.—London and Lancashire Insurance. Ip.—Liverpool and London and Globe lire and Life, it 11.16 p.— Maritime Insurance iLlndted), -16 d. —Mercantile Marine . 1 d.—Thane. and Mersey Marine 'Limited;, 4 19.16 p. —Union Marine Limited), Si 916 1 916 Ip. —Merle. Steel and Irma (Limited', 1616 p.—National Steam Navigation Company, dt d.—Pscige Steam, 9G—Nceth Moro Mills, 191. litimanmsam,Nov.ll.—Dinlley and West Bromwich Bankshares sold at b per share : British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 1 prem.: Metropobtau Wiusiran No. 3) at I: prem. ; and Patent Nut and Bolt, at :7 a. 3.1. prem.: Stour Valleys closed at 9! to 10; Stour Valley Guaranteed : at 68 to 70 Birmingham Banking Company, at 34. buyers: Birmingham Joint Stock Bonk at 861, buyers; Birmingham and statfordshlre Um 24. shares. at 61 to µ prem. Britannia Mills, at I ts. 81. to Is. 114. oia. Starlordshlre Nina. cal, par to 1 prem.: and Muntis Metal, at it to 11 dia. It is understood that Herr Joachim will revisit En land next season. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC' MEETINGS FOR TEI ENSCING WEER. Monday: Royal Academy, at 8, Anatomy," Professor Partridge; Geographical. at Ba, Presideot's Address—" Present state of Kuowledgs re ' sporting Source of the Nile." Captain Burton—" Journey to the Suowy Peaks of Kalinimmalaro," the late Mr. Thornton, and ',eters from &I. Du Chaillu and Rama Von der Dsckeo. Tuesdav--Statiatical, at 8, " Commercial Progress of Colonies, 1858-1463," Mr. Blakolov ; Civil En gingen. at 8, "Decay of Materials in Tropical Climate:, and it Prevention," Mr. Mann ; Anthropol ogical , at 8, • Vit sod its Inhabitants." Mr. Prichard — •' Astronomy of the Red Man," Mr. Bollsret—" Neanderthal Skull," Dr. Bar nard Dam. Wodowday—Horticultural, Chrysanthemum Show ; Meteorological, at 7 ; Society of Arts, at 8, Open ing Address. Mr. Hawra, chairman. Thundar—Lioneao, at 8, "Movement of Insects over Polished Vertical Ser. faces,' Mr. BlarJewall—" Huge Basyan.tree, S. India." Dr. Shortt ; Zoological. at 4, General; Chemical, at 8, " Brine of Salved Meat," Dr. Marcel—" Nature of Com pound Ethers." Professor Weakling ; Royal, at Bg, "Spec tra of some of the Nebula," Mr. Huggins—" Composition of Sea-water," Dr. G. Forchhammer ; Antiquities, at Bg, " Wall with Roman Foundations in the E a st o f L on d on , Mr. Tile. Friday—Philological, at 8. —Alarnireint. Mr. William Archer Jenner, • member of the Salford Town Council and a guardian of the poor, was yes terday committed for trial on a charge of perjury of a remarkable character. The case arose out of a disputed account, which had been tried in the Court of Record more than three years since. The complainant (Mr. Platt) alleged that the defendant committed perjury in that instance, but be had never had an opportunity of substantiating the wr jury until one of the discharged servants of the defeoolant halter cane to him, and by his evidence enabled him to do so The accusation was built on the testimony of this witness, corroborated, however, to some extent by other evidence, and the case was referred to the assizes for trial. It is stated in the Moniker Beige that Baron Melia intends to resign his chair In the University of Munich, with the view of settling in London, to occupy an important position which has been offered to him by the company to be formed for utilising the sewage of London.— Btarkr. lIICUITITIL MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clooes. The stock markets opened this morning with firmness, and have since shown a tendency to improvement, owing to the satisfactory progress of the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The rates of "continuation, " especially as regards financial shares, are generally light. Home railways have experienced a fresh rise. Foreign stocks have not varied to any im portant extent. The English funds are meted the same as they closed yesterday. There is a fair demand for money, but good bills are taken at 7i per cent. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange this morning was 4 to 3 per cent., but has since receded to 3i to 4i, with a larger supply of money and a limited inquiry. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reut , .r . rl tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 6&r. 15c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 91 , !, with div., for money, and 891 to 1, ex div., for the account (Dec. 8). The otlleial business report is as follows c—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 91k ; ditto, for account, 891, 3 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 881, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 881 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 1-16, 20 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106;; ; ditto Four per Cent., 97 ; Five-and-a-Half per " edam(' " rupee paper, 109} ; Exchequer Bills, June, 4s. di&, par. Turkish Consolid6s have declined nearly per cent., and Greek Bonds 1 ; while Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have im proved 1. Other foreign stocks are steady. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :—Greek, 23 to ; Mexican, 24 to 1 ; Confederate, 63 to 65 ; Spanish Passive 301 to 31 ; the Certificates, 13L to 141 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71 to 72 ; ditto 1862, 72 to * ; and the Consolidis, 501 to g. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1852,1858, 1860, 851 ; Dutch Certificates, 97 ; Egyp tian, 95i, 961 ; ditto, second issue, 95} ; Mexi can, 281 ; ditto, 1864, 261 ; Peruvian, 1862, 82 ; Portuguese, 1856, dcc., 471 ; Russian, 1822, 88, 89 ; ditto, 1859, 521, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 87, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 301, 31 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto, 1858, 711 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721 ; ditto, 1862, 721, 1 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721 ; Venezuela, 1864, 401. International Financial shares are now quoted 2/ to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to prem. ; General Credit, 2 13-16 to 2 15-16 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 1 ; Ottoman Sociit4 Gini rale, 11 to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, par to ir prem. HALr-PAST Two o'CLoci. Consols are unchanged, at 901 to 911, with div. for money, and 891 to 1, ex div., fur the account (Dec. 8). There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. Owing to the decline in the value of money, the demand for gold for the Continent has revived, and the whole of the 147,000/. in American eagles by the steamer City of Washington has; been taken for that quarter. The decline iu the value of money has Lot yet caused any revival in the inquiry for silver for the East. Bars are now quoted . ss. Id. per ounce, and Mexican dollars, ss. Id. The steamer Syria will take to-day only 7,250/. in gold for Bombay, and 4,0501. in gold and 50/. in silver for Alexandria. The Scotia. from New York, has brought 79,000/. in specie, and the Calabar, from the West Coast of Africa, 12,000/. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on the Con tinent, and especially short drafts on Paris, were in fair demand, and the tendency of the rates was therefore rather dull. Subjoined is our usual list : . . Amsterdam. 3 months, 12:01 to 1: ditto, 3 days, 11.15 to 1G ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 11 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.G5 to 70; Hamburg, ins. baneo, 3 months, 13.9 e to 10 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.6/ 4 to 724 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine. 3 months, 1201 to 121 i ; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 29 to j ; Vienna, eft. tlo., 3 months, 12.5 to 15 ; Trieste, elf. tlo., 3 months, 12.5 to 15 ; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 463 to 47 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 23.90 to 95; Geer*, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Milan. 3 mo n ths, 25.90 to 95; Naples, 3 months, 25.90 to 93; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 95 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Limbon. 90 data, 51 to ; Oporto, 90 dark 51 to e. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is ci per cent. ; Vienna and St. Petersburg, 6; Turin, Amsterdam, and Berlin, 7 ; Hamburg, 4 ; Frankfurt, 5 ; and Brussels, 51 per cent. In each case the rates are considerably below those ruling here. The bills of Mr. B. Caralambi, in the fruit trade, have been returned. His liabilities are estimated at about 50,000/., and a favourable dividend is looked for. The failure is also announced of Mr. Charles Wilson, importer of silks, of St. Paul's-churchyard, with liabilities for about 22,0001., chiefly due to French and German houses. The assets are stated to be large. Messrs. Lovering and Minton, of King-street, Chespside, are the accountants em ployed. Messrs. Butterworth and Sons, cloth merchants, of Huddersfield, have stopped payment. Their liabilities are believed to reach about 100,0001., and it is anticipated that the liquidation will be rather satisfactory. The house is of old standing, and has occupied a respectable position. The circular issued is as follows : Huddersfield, Nov. 7,1864. Bir,—We greatly regret to inform you that a sudden and unexpected loss compels us for the present to suspend pay. meat. We have met a few of our principal creditor', and now take this step under their direction. They have desired us (with the aid of a respectable accountant) to at once pre pare a statement of aff►irs, to be submitted to our creditor', and a general meeting will be dat the earliest mo ment. lo the meantime we meat beg the favour of your kind forbearance, and we trust we shall be enabled to sub• mit such a statement as will satisfy the expectations of every creditor.—W• remain, &c.„ BUTTERWORTH and Boss. We learn that arrangements are on foot fur leasing the London and Blackwell Railway to the Great Eastern Railway Company on terms described as mutually advantageous, and which are expected to prove very favourable in their operation to the Blackwell Company. The directors of the Anglo-Italian Bank have made a call of W. per share, payable by Dec. 12. The Bogotis official paper mentions au interesting fact, and one that confirms what we have sail as to the unbounded natural resources of that fine country, Columbia. It is the discovery of petro leum, near Chaporal, which, on investigations insti tuted by the government, has been found to be of very superior quality. FE/DAT ETILIMIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 8981 to ex div. for the Bth December, opened this morning at 894 to 90, and, after touching 90} to Iclosed at 891 to For money the last price was 90 to 91g, with div. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 911, 901, 91„i ; ditto, for aconunt,9o, I, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 991 ; New Three per Cents., 89k, 89, 1, 881, 89, 89 ; India Stock, 217, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 101, 107} ; ditto for ascot nt, loti, ex div. ; Five per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, 102, 100. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again in quired for, and very firm. The Marc!' Exchequer Bills were steady, at 3s. dis. to 2s. prem., and the June at bs. dis. to par. • In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was likewise tip %anis. althoti4li the be-t quo tations were not maintained at the close. Con federate Bonds have again risen 2 per cent., ()aim: chiefly to the scanty supply of stock. Greek Bowls rose per cent., the Coup us, as well as Egypt ian, Spanish Three per a:!.! New Gran Two per Cents., }, and 'Moo: oi and Portuguese I per cent. As regards Turkish securities, there was an improvement of I per cent. in the Loan of 18:b3, but a decline of to that of 1862, and of I in t►e Consolidtis. There was more tlispoittou to buy :be scrip of the last Mexican Loau, which is quoted as low as 13 to 11 die., although 1I year's (livid. nds are in Land. Bank shares continue tobe well supported, owing to a steady influx of investors. Agra and Master man's Bank shares rose V. to.day, and an itn provenieut was quoted in Imperial, Colonial, English, Scottish and Australian Chart. red, London ' Dirmiwzliam, and South Stafforiairn, Bank of Ni,,• Swith Wales and L^nd,in and S ,,, ith African Dank. Imperial ()donut) Bank have im proved to 7,1 to 71 prem., and Anita -Atistrian 'lank to to 1; 1.:• Alliance Bank shares, however, weiv rather C.,:ter, .:!.)sing at 124 to 130 1 prm., and Anglo-Italian Ilan!: Eastern Bank slinwel a dreopin2 tendency. • 111)d-on's BAY shares close! 24. Pal. higher than vo:terday, at fl to I. Egyptian Trading were firer. at 1 to 11 prem. ; Discount better at 9,1 to 10 prem.; and Joint Stock Discount 2s. lid. higt.er, to 11 dig. Cotitii.ei,tal Union Ilaa, British and MerotntOo !!, , orance, and Pei.M• dar and Oriental Ste,n) shares, were all better. %Variant Finance were al , o inquired for. City Offices, Gellivara, South African Mortgage awl Investment, and Universal Marine Insiiranew shares show , - flatness. London and St. Kathie. tine Dock stock I:aa again improved 1 per cent. The shares of the financial companies were again in food demand, and rose 2s. bd. to per share. General Credit shares, however, were compara tively dull. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—luternational, 2# to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 4 pretn. ; London Financial, Rita I prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2; tot crew. and Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England, 21 to 1 prem. Mauritius and New South Wa!eg Government Debentures were in demand and better. United States 5.20 Bonds were # to 1 per cent. lower, at 4012 to 41. INES.-{THIS DAY.) Two e'CLocK. The minin market is inactive to-day, the dealers being chiefly engaged in the settle ment of the fortnight!y accoinit. In the Stock Exchanae Cambrian Gold Larti have been dealt in at 4, I, awl e, being turn Chiverton, at Gi; , ; East Caradou, at 191. ; awl West Baud, at. . . . . . . . Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Yudanaulutaila are inquired for. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. T Dadelszen and North : The metal market is now gradually recovering from the late depression, owing to consumers, who have been bus Sc stock for some tiros. being attracted be present /notating& W 3 have to report a slight advance in nearly all kinds Sc metals, and the reduction in the rate of discount e 1 doubtless further improve the position of the market. Iron.—Welsh bus are firm, at 71. Ss. to V. 10.. f. o. b. Wales and in ordinary demand. Staffordshire sells reed2y, at fixed prices. Scotch pig iron, after a recovery of Is. per too, hoe receded again to 518.6 d. cub. closing with a steady tendency. Copper.—Ws have to report mom both nest, and holders do not press sales as they did 10 days ago. From all appearancespricee will improve as soon as messy becomes easier. Foreign is freely inquired for, but bathos are not disposed to sell. Mo.— A better feeling has thee manifested the last few days. Straits has charmed beads all trd. to MI. cash, and 971. with prompt ; and Banos. at 961., and now 971. is asked. English sells steadily, but wader official quotations. Tin Plates in slightly improved as. mend. but et low prices. Lead quiet, but •temiy. spend": —More business has been done, and re.ces have tousled fa seller's favour. The last prices paid were 211. Rh. cas& 21/. 154. delivery during this year. Hall special brand, 211. 155.: W. H., 221. isso,ose, 2 41 . 4:10:C. 1181,1191.. ■O.OOO .. 460,000' 100,030 100,004 140,000 . 166,000 100,000, lik6oo' 160,000, 76,0001 911 107; 107 108 I 0. vrbK I Wr. 18 191 SO 22 I gi Par 41 6 I 25 110 57 62 62 68 ldls par aps If Illial 3 fettls las par 81 'Alai S inTst par Ipm 2 lths 18 II n s on, 2 ) le e f ?ITO n U 107 111 103 111 3 2 illa 1 1 ino se rill 103 10 13 13 d }im 1 Oad par 3 ISW 6 4 • 64 .11. Pt 'hal' 2, 26 Du 33mi 174 17i • 2ipre, trpre IPm 7 6 Ala; 86 64; !i'lf!: 101 11 6 !a E ll* i zd COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (kr tiltc - ralc ARD urrianknotrAr. riumarri.) (11/011 OCR owl COURZSPONDLVT.I Cotton market closes firm. Sales, 15,000 bales. Speer. balm sad export, 3,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) T. market is stead). Prime are re:.,)ted ae follows : Town tallow, 42a. ; Petersbarg Y.C. on the spot, 415.; au the year, 41a. ; December, 412.6 d. ; January, 421 ; Mszcl, 43e. 6d. MAIIICET AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 4.t0. 9d. ; fat ditto, 2.. lad. ; yellow Rtusian. 43 ; melted 32i. Gd. ; rough ditto, Ids. ; tallow gr..rea, Ids. ; dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) MIMI'S. Harvey, and Easton report trade at last dal.. prices. Prime meadow bay, SOIL to 11Us. ; clover, 100 a. to 1305.; ditto new, wood eat, 00.. to 110..; straw. 275. to Int. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS D4T.I The market is now pretty well supplied with MOM kinds of hardy fruit in meson, but vegetables are some what source and dear. Amongst pears are Marie LoMen, Duchesses d'Angoultine, Cressona and others. Grapes are still sufficient for the demand; among them are Dutra Hamberp at from 9d. to L. per lb. Of pineapples there is 'nit a limited supply. Kept filberts aid cobs fetch from 704. to 80s. per 1001bs. Walnut' are very plentiful, and oranges begin to make their appearance. Lemons fetch from Ss. to 10s. per 100. Tomato, are large and tioe. For potatoes there is an improved sale, and pneee are a trifle higher than they were last week. (Woes are being largely imported from Germany. Flowers chiefly moist of or chids, heaths, chry.anthemums, fuchsias, mignouette, sad TOM. FRUIT. Pine apples, per lb., as to 34 I Apples, per eh re. 110.1 tali Fs Grapes, per lb.. is Od to Orange., per 10.. • t.. 125 ilelous, each, 1. to Sa Lemons, is.s. •• 13-• Peaches, per .1.. z.. ba Od to its I Nuts, 11ar,31. ...• • , 1.4 Nubia, per e sieve. 2. to 4. New 11r...11, ,1‘.. 1116 Pears, per doz ,isClto 3s Almonds, . 1.. _ VEGETA RLF-S. Cat.hages.p. doe., Is to 2.s I Rost, per doz.. Is Cd to 2s Frelosh Means, per half .atere, Ss Shallots, p^r Lh.. c I to is Garlic, per lb_ Potatoes, York in:gents, per Lett nevi, each, 1.. to SI _ • ton t;Os to • . Seat:ale p - ply • Olds . 2. do , 4:a to 601 Fluke , . 60+top 4 Nrrots. per hunch. 41 to 9.1 Turnips. per bunch. t 4 to ed Cueninbers. tech, 4.1 to le &Wire, per s,or iv to ft..' Miro, &Mkt. , 0,11. h, 1.9,1 to le Mushroom•. p t.. Is Ila Parsley, per 12 oua•:tes, &Sage Herbs, per bute.'l, TRAFFIC Recruit.—Tho traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the sth of Novem` er. on 11,706 miles, to 0 :29.621'., and for the correspondin; weer of lest year, en 11 t o 577,81G1., showing as increase of 3.4 s and of 51.418/. iu the receiptr. The gross receipts u u the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate on 8,219 miles, to 510,947!., lied for the correspond. log week of 1813. on 8.022 miles. t.. showing an increase of 227 miles acid 41,737/. in the receipts. The bureau on the Caledonian amounted to 2,047/. ; ett the Great Estero to 2.004/. ; on the Great N.,rthern to 4,179!. ; on the Grail Western to 6.445/. ; on the LAMS' shire and Yorkshire to 118/. ; aw the London and North- Western to 8,1:41!. ; on the Logsdon and Brighten to 2,563/. ; on the Louden and South. Western ta ; on the 51 inchester. 81:eflield, and Lincolnshire to 5 , .1/. ; on the Midland to 5,552/. ; on the North British to 996/. ; ea the North Eastern to 4,381/. ; and on the South. Eastern to 2,212'. —total, 41,925/. Bat from *lfs must be deducted 184/., the decrease of the Great Southern and Western, leaving the increase as above, 41.737/. The goods and mineral trattic on these W e , amoun t e d to 291,201/., and for the correspondinr week of 1 8 1:3 to 275.0G5/.. showing an increase of 19.138/. The receipts for Passeneers, parcels, S:c., amounted to 216.7461. against 194,141/., showing an incrust) of 22,691'. The tragic re ceipts on G 2 other lines animated, on 3,457 miles. to 118,3174, and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,336 miles, to 106,631%!., showing an increase of 1:3 miles and of %Gil/. M the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show ea increase of 2.798/.. SP compared with those of the preluding week ending the 29th of October, and, as compared with the corresponding week of last year, a coneiderable bureau. SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT WOOLWICH.—An extra ordinary accident happened yesterday in the leboratory de partmeet of Woolwich Arsenal, soots after the men had remota , d their work niter the breakfast hour. The este bliehmeut was alarmed by the report of an explosion in the upper room of the cartridge bag and paper mill.. need for filling percussion cups for the service. The method of operation is by the use of thin owner plates, somewhat terernlding perfor.ted cardboards. These are filled with cape ready to melee the fultniastinz ererpesition prepared for that purpose. When the whole ars filled the superfluous composition is gently and cautiously removed with a pions of paper. It appears that James *ratio% a man about 25 years of agr, was performing thin process when the composi tion exploded with a loud and terrifying report. Watson's bend and face were severely burnt, and be 11:44 taken to the lord tofirinary. Tile cause of the implosion is a matter of mush perplexity to those concerned. California will tnake 1,800,000 gallons of wine this Tar. —San rdooriem paper. Mrit. Lincoln is about to put a representative re cruit into the army. —A suriona paper.