The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-04 00:00:00

LAW I lAA U ENCB.-(111113 DAY.) •WIIT OF QtEEN'S BENCIL 1 ~nio.- Jartioes Lodi, Hann's, anl Hayek) 111 CTION PIZITIONS. •r• not o. with rogani to the trial of eleoties t. .., , N . t liwitsier published in this apart: judges of the court of Qieeo's 1, , .; 11 of the lAA oourt, select His R ut. t. b to to be placed on the rota for the f pait.ous of the *tuning year. This iird lob& A. H. Goo:at:am, HoaiCar Lou,4 j o wl iiA.NNEN. 1,1. IlAyss." 12r urt r. Otturr. !t. Talc said this was an action on a bll of exchange et Iss.a a. lesion. Ur. Justices Wilke, to which the de- S m s A rt lb:aided discharge under the Bankruptcy Act. jhewrit was mooed an URA and the bankruptcy took cWrin I. The learned judge directed a verdict to be int/red for the defendant, with leave to the plaintiff to t wee to eater it for him. The question was whether the bankruptcy, which took place subsequent to the action, oce if tas• pleaded in discharge of it. B c h. granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. eggs w , in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Bairn and Juetiom Bylas, Keating. and Brett.) VON •611/41 .. rani!. AR. The plaintiff is this case had latnitased of the de. kedant 150 bales of cotton, to arms by the ship Win :trop from Charleston ; 103 of the bales were delivered to the plastid!, but the resnaisiag 47 were brunt whilst in tho warehoese to which they had been removed !root the ship; and the queatioe I. the WPM was who was to sudsy the loss indicted by the fire. The j= the trial at Liverpool before Mr. ?suttee Hannan this question in favour of the plaiati3, sad awarded the value of the 47 true—b92l. 13a. . . Mr. illilwa;d, now moved for a rale to enter a edict for the defeLdiust, and submitted that inasmuch at to plaistef had byfote the fire resold the cotton, and had rives an o•der for del very to his buyers, he was ;stopped Wei raying that the 47 bales were not his property. The Lord Chief Justice paid that it appeared by the r..-otrsi4 that at the time of weighing the plainti ff might • NI, if the cotton were unmerchantable, damaged, or peeled and this seemed to show that the pro : :ty hard cot pae.ed to the plaintiff. Mr. Milward onntended that, though the property hart • .•<ed, there might gill be power of rejeztion, and be : ted authotiles for this position. He added that it was _lit by the cotton in okers of Liverpool most important •, a binding d.e.:.ion as to the questioti now raised. r.sson for this was that the contract was new in fora sod t ssl been formed to meet rose alterations which had o the ;AA year bttn made in the mode of carrying on the , • , n tt-wie. Th.• .curt held that the thriceon of the learned jud;e • • : the Onding of the jury wero right ; and thy there , 1,•te."1 tt.e tuts. :1411•Cd. Tillit I) EDITION. COLIZT OF EXCHEQUER. Yets°. —(I wore the Lord Chief Baron and listens Leman, Pigott. and Mashy.) A• •ir silt ng rf ti.e iowt a notice was reail by Mr. aus 01 the masters, to the etfezt that in e..c.s thy I ailianieutary Elections Act. 18dA. the .• t"I I /11111 Martin, the senior plume baron, *sied.i a tl e iota for the trial of elecuon petitioas the castling tear. r. psi riovorwri 111011:DEY7 80211117. '- WWI an A(11011 MI 11110610 i insurance on the life • • toolanstte s for lcut., and at the trial in this caurt ; • ~s•tdi ss as Lois.tilted. 1.44 term a rule was ob. •1 to irt treltir ti e nonvuit, and for a n-w trial, bat a :.r ?ion b. ing fir oitti out hy the court that the pa:tiei come to au surangemeut, they agreed to leave the oltel w the Lamle of the 1.0111 Chief Baron, who tried t "11:1ordatip now directed that the rule should be mule ..)hile to set wide Ur rwascit, sad eater a verdict for plairdiff for fa ZOLXIIII V. LT. The plaintiff, a miZug agent in - London, brought this a .oii against an *Monies in Dublin, for negligence in not ~i.eg toths Irish htscumbend Estates Court 84/., for -.tau land he Lail ;midis ed, whereby the plaiatiff was ..:tacled sod arrezteu in Loudon under the process of that :nit, and had to pay a large sum of money to cbtain his ..beration. The pliutitiff sazd that he employed defendant :, make the purcLase, and that he sent him the 801. for t purpose. The cive was tried at Westm:nster, before Paron Pigott. u hen a verdict was returned for the ;:sintiff—damages 151. Mr. D. Keane, L.C., on the part of the defendant, now vid for a new t sal , the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence. The defendant deoie.l that there was any t.ef /Wit on hi. part, and the question !Anegligunce turned upon a very voluminous correspon .. Baron Pigott said he thought the verdict was %rituals factory. The Lord Chief Parzn—The court will grant • role, Ird the correspondeLce need not he read until the case si.me on fur argument. Bul. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Befoi• the Judge Ordinary.) Sir J. Wilde Lae reiumed his sittings after the holidays. • catuie list is unusually heavy. There are 11 special, aid 24 common jury pelts, besides 161 to be heard by the ut itself—making 24)1 matrimonial cases to be disposal ,f Of them 36 are for judicial 'separation, 3 for :unity of marriage, and 4 foe restitution of conjugal ::„Ltd. The test are for divorce. The probate business is heavy. The] e are 13 ?pedal and 3 common jury besides 10 to be heard by the court itself. 76is c , ,ruing the court began with these last, and first with i ASTON AND Panic t. Junieson AND ioniveox (num nem vmirtio). The Attorney-General, Mr. Hayford, and Mr. Wltityre the plaintiffs; Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Turner for • fentlautm ; Dr. Spinke, Q.C., sad Mr. Bark for the .atervszier. The tcstathr formerly • baker at Sheerness, died at the age of eighty, in February last, leaving a will dated in the provisos month propounded by the plaintiffs. It was dis puted on the usual pounds by the intervener, who est up will of 1158. The case had not, however, mods mnehil ;rcpt.* when we went to prem. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (THIS DAY.) (Itefo - e the atehhtant Judge.) Soho 1 4 egirrald, 60, was indicted for breaking and ea` terma the warehouse of William Church, and stealing therein certain moneys, his property. Albert Carter 'sidle lived at 17, Camdell-Mtraw, and was ahopenan to Mr. Church. On the night of the 23rd • r, at about M minutes to 11, he left the all • afe. He _passed and repassed his employer's shop, and he heard • noise inside of it. He got the vastance of pace-constable 39 G, and opened •ie dour with a key, when he found the prisoner. 71 a prisoner was behind the counter, and on witness going • card., him he impudently told him to mind hie siLich was then on the door. cud he accordingly piekel up hat and placed it on the prisoner's head. The eon ••alle took chugs of him. On looking round the pla.w • triers mimed abort 4s. in silver and copper that hal left lying in ti.e warehouse, near to a soap box. The jury found the pri oaer Gwity. lie Ahinstatit-Judge testenced him to bs imprison2l •..nd lent to hard .a our for 12 months. SECOND coma. (won: Mr. Tape.) ME LAW GF ID:3BAND AND WIT& VOM el Apart r ., 20, a p.,iut-r, awl h.f:afrls , bit w3 O wet. hailet. (I for o.eal.ag three eheeta, value 104., the in Opt rty Al Walter Waluaei, iu wluake boiled they ocespiel funakhed zoom.. The wife pieaLed guilty. 111 r. Abrams apmii.ed for the prosecution. Mr. l'a)ne re-kid abet evidence there W.. 1 a;aimtt the band—the fentsle wa, found dealing with the property. Mr. Abram Laid it would be a quedion for the jury f.t tLer, the lit.sbund and wife occupying the same room .bs ling in the same bed. the wife was not acting ids r the coercion and by the advice and with the know ape of Ler hu-Land, and wives not ware lucidly plead -ave the husband and Lis pmp'etc. The wife • ...el he knew as much about it as she tea. 6l,ll'y. Stutenoe deferred. KUM COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) CLEUILENWELL. 111LLEUi0 • MAN'S LEO. Pad, a chimney-sweep, of 4, Margaret 'l,' ' l , • 4%1.11, was elm, ged with vi , .lcntly assaulting and bretdoeg Ilse left leg of Mr. JaTrlC*lel•)rtiboy, row, Ac., llulloway. %re eir the complainant had his pony and `"'t ' 4 " l .. ;.. road, when the defendant, who was il.o 1161116 : liquor, mid was driving a horse `,, b l t ••••• Li, cart against the complainant's, and what he hail done he endeavoured ' • • q.., but was pursued by the complainant. 4.1, ..uod between the parties, in the course '• • ~, foudant tie ow the complainant heavily on J. 1.11 on him, and broke hi+ lort leg. Thu t i, how in a very low, but nut a dangerout abt raid )u we., eorr7 for what he had done, • " U thegistrate would tale• bail. ' • awl Le would remand the at re n dun t for a c•accuted to take bail. MARLBOM PUGH-STREET. LT}..\ll.l icturr.r. MONIKY. 1. , , • ,4 b, x yoonu wxn in it employ of Tar. Job and oloil cin4.-NnonnPr. of N. , . 27.1, • • •;.4 • 4 .. 3 3, W, • bltopumul, cbargeti 104:01ro 1 i~ •• 1 yrwhitt. with Medias si kelkeeveretse, the new et waiter. _ _ 113i." - TrOgitatt a,ppeared for the preseetatioa. sad itt preiliug the aye ia.d that the pilesaw had bean la thit tat k of the prosivitoor about eta moat* sal Auras tl at twee ho bad loot a eaaaideroble SIM of swop ; 0. yisee:day lergaeat Odle of the 0 Melillo. hvrias Mel et rouideeted with, took each steps as tad to th, de tetlic n of the pehanar as the thlet. Ito t limier, who wee la Isom after bolas tweationed, met -1 Lace uothing more to My tL la that I teek the Lalt-ioeweitto, and I aaa wry a , mosey for it. sae. T 5 mita eiewmitted the peroaer foe lAA - - RUNT TO OBOOMOI Mr. /brier, a bii;e7iviciuslier, earring ea bodiless at the &asked &millirem Stedikeillebost, Illaskfriare mad. &pleated before lir. M r II an adjestaad mus, obtained by Mr, the saasftry la q•stior of Bt. Eavioas 7 4 Boa segiestiag to °try the order of the vestry is altering the amber of his Louse es fixing tLe said number ea a °merinos@ pare of the_facia. F.tringtork produced a drawiag plaz of the old sad new letters, and oesteaded that the latter were sot legible enough. Mr. Ptatricles. after leeldag at the eat of Lad= said He weeds wan " MAU wasehilee," sad on looking at the t hat the sew Rushee deed below the old ose was enough. He also easaldered that Mr. router was to keep the old awake ap raated) until hie eaeloomers=sed to the sew ass der thus olromstarwee he the saauseas DLUPOLICLILL CYO Of VAIMOL vasowunt. Itionent etaples, M of 100, Btiow**-11eide, Her mondmy, was on remand with throwing vitriol over —Mar 01901, sad serioady injuring her. The oomphamat, who was burnt upon the forehead, neck, amen and basin said she bad lived with the prisoner as his wife as and off for the past seven 3-ears, having left him ice two year hat rstandag to him four mouths sinew Oa the attenuant of Tuesday, the 27th ult., she lett home to poosed to Deptford to re deem a shawl at a pawahreloses, and at 6 o'clock she was about entering the pawnbroker's when the prisoner mat her, and said, " Core along, I want you." The prisoner did not seem out of temper, and on has asking her for the money she had took 3a. Bd . out of her haat. She told him the wished togo to her sister's house, and they walked together. On reaching her sister's house, which m situate in a dark tinning, she was about to knock at the door, when the plimmer seined her by the arm and posing her against the wall, Baying "I hare got you now and I mean to do for you," at the same time putting his face against her face. She was frightened and screamed, seeing that he bad a bottle full of something. She put her hind np to protect her face, and while the prisoner held her 1.14 e telt something go over her and thought he hal stabbed her, her hands being a.I over of a red colour. &foie the I risoner did this he pulled off her bonnet an I both her boots. The prisoner then ran away, sal km sister, bearing her screams, opened the duo:, earl she went in and found that her forehead and hands were Lui tied as alto other parts of her body. From the manner in wLkh the prisoner held her, she hollered ho attempted to pi.t something into her mouth. In answer to the prisoner, the complainant said she left Lim Onto weeks age, but returned again the ammo night, Le (the I tisonee) having come to Deptford and thrertanel to mustier her if she dd not do so. . . . . . Hz. E. H. Downing, surgeon. deyeed to the injurisi 1.1 the couipLtinant being occiiiioned by burns hem vihiol._ _ TLe pli,oner's explanation of his conduct to the police man nue Mat ho had thrown the *Arlo! over the MOJIIM cnly to bum hor clothe*. kr. Lille on committed the prisoner for trill at tha next Old bailey eeseiosa. FETRAORMYARY RCR.VR ON THE 1/41VCII/aTER Ji:lid-VG E. • Yesterday a acing of 'neat unusual oxarreaao trek place on 'Change, owing to the appearauce upin tha Aa r or the conservative candidates for the City, Me sus. J. Lome and H. Birley. About a quarter-past I o'clock, the Lour of Ligh 'change, these gentlemen. led forward by the cha:nnim of their erection cornmitte-,Mr. W. It. Carlstadt., jun. and Messrs. T. IL Birley and William Birch, entered the Exchang e building by the St. Ann's-square entraux• and their presence, as they made their way to the oppo site side of the room, with heads uncovered. soon attraatel attention. Immediately they were recoguisel (the ;ethical significance of their visit being beyond doaht) (leers from their friends greeted them, mingled with !girl beefing. from opponents. By the former, cries were raised of" Go to the gallery!" "Speak, speak" and as the candi dates made their way in that direction, with what diffi culty may be imagined at such a time of the day, the demonstration of feeling for and against them became louder and louder. They, however, reached the gallery, and presented themselves, bat in luuad, at the front, as if for the ropers of addressing the crowd; bat, if they had any such intention, it was absolutely out of the question to tarry it out, for the noise was deafening. At this point, Mr. Simpson, master of the Exchange, made his way to thegallery, and, addressing Mr. Callender, said he hoped there *ordain no attempt at speech-making. Mr. Callender promised that there should not be, and Mr. Simpson uttered some words of remonstrauca, on account of what he deemed an unwarrantable interruption of business. Mesas. Hoare and Birley, with their sup porters, then withdrew from the gallery ; in doing so they were a good deal jostled, and in endeavouring to make their way back to the door, which was • perpetual struggle, they met with a reception which baffles all desorption. About the centre of the room an attempt was made by their friends to form a ring, amid cries of "Speak, speak '."—cries, however, which were drowned by lqua hooting. and groans ; and the candidates, so far frozaibeing able to comply with their friends' wishes, were knocked about in a manner which was hardly con 'ductile to their personal comfort. Mr. Hugh Birley is said to have lost a hat. Whether that is so or not, several hats were lost or flattened ; and more than one personal encounter was observed. A large portion of the dis orderly demonstration, however, appeared to be the result of " Larking," rather than of senous feeling. Eventu ally the candidates left the building by the door by which they entered, and were Jost sight a—Mane/we:sr Gear disc. THE LATE DOWAGER DUCHESS OF SITTHER WM.—The remains of the late Duchess of Sutherland were interredyeeterday in the family mausoleum at Trent hue. The body was removed from London on Monday, and laid in Trentham church, where it awaited the fune ral. The coffin was draped in a black pall with white • edges, and upon it were laid wreaths alibis' and camel lias, the coffin itself being covered in plain black cloth. The funeral took place in the presence of a large oon course of people, the late duchess being greatly beloved in Trentham. The Prince of Wales attended, and Lord Begot represented the Queen. The pall-bearers were his Royal Highness, Lord Begot, Count Pahlen, Earl Churwilliam, Earl of Harrowby, and the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. The mourners were the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Lord and Lady Blantyre, the Marquis and Marchioness of 'Uhler°, Earl and Lady Grosvenor, Lord Albert Gower, Lord Alfred Paget, Lord Ronald Gower, Duke of Devonshire, Admiral Howard, Earl Granville, Marquis of Lora Marquis of Stafford, Lady I Belgrave, Lady Elizabeth Grey, Lady Taunton, Lady Begot, the Earl of Harrington, and others. The Rector of 'Lnham, asauted by the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Grey eel the Rev. 3. fl. Bunsen (Lffieshall), read the funeral, reivice. As the body was committed to the dust the Prince of Wales and Lord Begot plaeil wreathe of flowers 'iron the coffin. The Trentham and Lilleshall tenantry, and a large number of residents of the neighs bowheod, joined in the prozession. In tLo law courts of Scotland it has boon Snail , decided that women have no legal e:aim to ele sulfrage. The quint:on at issue was, bow far the act known as Lord lierailly's, in virtue of which the masculine is t.e in clude the feminine gender, unless there be a proviso to the contriny, affected the :;rd section of thin new reform act, which provides that every man shall be entitled t.. Le registered as a voter who is of full age, and 'pit subject to any legal incapacity. It was argued that the word " man" included women also, because no specific provil liGn was made against this ; and also, that legal incapa city was net chargeable against women. The Court of Appeil was uti . ullueneed by these arguments, and una nimously decided that women were not entit!ed to have their names placed on the register. A Iti.FaitcrottY Autlintsuor.—The Archbishop of Olmutz huving refused to deliver to the civil authorities the registus of the ecclesiastical matrimonial tribunal, has Leen cendemited to 'ay a Sine of 10,000 florins (1,01100, and threatened with a further fine of 20,000 florins if he dues not comply. The same archbishop was previously tined 7,000 'forum Although the ecclesiastical revenue of the see amounts to the large sum of 200,000 florins, or (20,0001.), it will hardly suffice to bear the burden of these PWve fines. cZy Scott, one of the keepers in tho employ of the Messrs. J.euti..on, at their Zoological Barden, Belle Vue, Manchester, who was takers to the infirmary on Saturday, suffering from a fearful bite in the thigh from a bear that had broken Jute*, has died of his wound. VALUE OF PROPERTY TN ST. PAUL'S-CUT:IRM vet-sp.—Yesterday, at the Auction Mart, Tokenhouea-yard, Luthbury, Muses. Debeuham and Co., auctioneers, offt red to public competition the freehold warehouse, No. 27, St. Paul's-churchyard, let on lease for an unexpired term of 19 years at 1,000/. per annum, and now in the oc cupation of government as the Post-office Savings-bank, the property occupying an area of 1,479 square feet. The liighe-Abid was 20,000/. and it was bought in at 21 , 6001 . '1 Le two adjoining warehouses, Nos. 28 and 29, held fur an um spired term of 66 years at a ground rent of 71,01. a year, and lot fur 21 years at 1,300/. per annum, were bought in at /4,000/. The corner warehouse adjoining, he kl for an unexpired term of .6 years at a ground rent of LOW. a year, and let at 0211. per annum, sold fur 3,2(10/. . . Lahti stviiTttro (ay ► LIVERPOOL M.ET1240.--(THIS DAY.) KATon. 6 Wlaltrid 1,..5t Prooceins. . _ HAMAN PLATA • JAN .. •• .. a •• •.. i r..... •• .• .. .. 0 Sew CORINTIEL&N lII7BDLIL Rambo .. • .• .. II • 8 111 :0:14 .. 1 •• • • • • • • I EEPPON EIREPL3OIIIII2. Nita 1 reaalawar • • • • $ Ilapattor .. • • a IS IQ. MEETOW BANDWAP. &eristra l asnoa " Rattlabalirt E LIVERPOOL OUP. ts I apt Palma (4 s le Oriaaloa la I RAM of faa flartie (t) II to I Oriata ir la I Vaa (t) TS to Lionel.% ) 211 to I Ajax (t) 36 to Afravatat (1) Aa Pave: Okada nook Priam. Orbs, Anmater, tibuse, Woodbine, Bovtag ha. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THD3 DAY.) ill Pat. Although the attendance was small at the clubs to-day, a far larger amount of business was trammeled than night have been expected. The Palmer and Os a aon each met with support at 6to 1 and 11 to 9 rages lively, although at the finish neither was in arch demand, and 6 to 1 was offerel against Mr. Pryor's bone. The most noticeable incident of the days doings were the return of Paul Jones to prominence eel the al ranee of Orion, some 3001. being invested on the last menticned down to 10 to 1. There was no other change of importance. Prices as follow : LIVERPOOL AUTUMN C UP. . . 11; and Off) Bto 1 Griznetea (off, after 11 to 2 hod been 1) 7to 1 Knight of the Garter (off, tBto 1) 10 to 1 Orion (t) 100 to 0 Sea Saw (off) 100 to 7 Abergeldie (t and off) 100 to 7 Paul Jonea (off, atter 100 to 8 had been t 20 to 1 lady Henriette (t and off) 26 to 1 Van Antbarg (1 and w) 26 to 1 Ajax (t) 26 to 1 leak* Hoge (t sad off) 60 to 1 New °moos (t sad e 3) 110 to 1 The Spy (t and off) 70 to 1 Vixen g (off) 1000 to 10 The Dean (t) 3 to 1 Ks' iight of the Garter, with a Mari (off) 100 to 30 Vaa drioargh, with a awl (t) 20 to 1 /duke Hotto, w.th • lout (t) 6to 2 Grito.tos. 1,2, 1 (t) 6to 1 Hak start e Hone, 1,2, 3, with a (t) BRIM,NO IiiTILLIGILIVOL—MiId Ulmer Nov. 4.—Wind at nom 8.1 i., Wowing strong , ft bbw a slime gale in the night. Gavneau Nov. L—Arrived: Widafell, from ; Canon, Rorie Video ; Ittylag 'Spur, Forohow-loo; o.thet Lublin, Canna. Len., Nov. 3.—Arrived City of Edinburgh, from Calnitta ; Elea Inamind, aikido, to /nay, is being applied with an am Lr r and *Wham cut abain._ _ _ : Vain, tram London, for Bristol, with lore of topmast and jibboom. On Pomona:l . n, Nov. i.—Arrived: Albert Vidor, from Fao•tbt.w-too. Tu;iTis: llit7;. S.—Arrived : Stone Nymph, from Dieppe, for 111133(01n, with loss of foreyard. fir. Bass's ROADS, Nov. 3.—Arrived Cape City, from Lon den, r Cape of Good Hope. Lrvaan 01... Nov. t.—Arrived: City of Baltimore (m). from Nor York. Bailed: Maritima, for hde; Alopw, New York; Put back: Disavow, foiCalmtta; Moo mouthshire. Calcutta ; Romania, Bombay, had wailed on the fad. Pm., Nov. f.—Arrived: Golden Ape. from Qtreboo. PRIFTOL, Nov. 3.—Arrived Arse. hem Trinidad do Cobs. KINOMAU, Nov. 4.—Arrived : Thule, bans Mhemichi ; Daisy, Bristol, few West Oomit of Afripa, (mood hook. bouraenriew. Nov. : 8e,.... for New York. Ditat.—Arrie(d : Atalanta us.) (of W aterford;, New York ; Henry (of Goole), from North, for the West. W car H root. Nov. 3.—Arrived : Nord. from Quebec. OLOCCIIIIII, Noe. f.—Arrived : Woodildd. from Garbee. LIVILIWOUL, NUT. 4.—Arrived : Carnes, trans Porwasobace. CAM:AL:MX Marmara, Nov. 3.—er r — iTed7ilossi 'Olivari. from C for Dull, with for of mist unmet and all gear attachA, *ant loud quarter and stern stove by collision with the Kharasaa, from Landon toßambay. M arum, Nov. E.—Arrived: Omnibus lieliconer of Aberyst with), from Bridgewater, for Liverpool; leaky, was Melee an the hard. Qu wv, Nov. 3.-Balled : beauty, for Sydney. The Anne Jane Dimmer& to the tinted Kingdom, was spoken OA. 2), in lat. 41 N., lon. 46 W., leaky, by the Mary Jane, from Demerara, arrived here. ItWieot:in Nov. 3.—The Julia, of Pstbdow, has romolteed east of Lundy Wand, mew taken off, and landed here bat night by • pilot boat. YAaMOVTM, Nov. B. The Endeavour, of Whitby, deeply Inka, riding in the Bt. Nirlsoles Gateway, elgeallid kw • boat, whoa . J.bil Oorketon yawl vat off, followed by the Tames N Lifeboat, and ark:srar& a tug, and is was takes fa tow, and now off the harbour waiting a good tide; ft is supposed ie r4 lest). Several vowels are in the nude; there is t= wind, the weather is threatening, and the drum OCARANTiNE NOTICE. 01 , Nov a.--arrivals from Matador are admitted to free pratigas. DAT.) WWIIDAT. Nov. 4. II A.K. The asemes et inseems mewled pasessic b maimed an statism es/di Mr esteem qty, b elime them it he lmen 2 I=4 ""almieli llieVes . la beema l o sil ral Iteebseme and Ibis dkomme. red k see irk Ilik Tieimikook ehag the wee oak Ikk awed Mp damsbeW tr 1 iadli per Malsel miles Mims Valintir i Omeneaotle. Temperature bee rims • little Y meth snd @Mai met ebrobsse it hes fellow-Weft on the narthume meet In the Irish Bea and in the Meth See. r ripoulad trek ear own statism at Emhart, a aft? solitleireslarly did• Celled reeteidey, Gad earth-west on the Idsh scan. gale mistimes from the westward Leland bin lb. Mord kip wind has abated soinewhat. Rain has Men la the nave and west of oar Mende, and in anisents In the iresthawsst of Ireland. Ma is very high at V and the weather is eieady or overcast. Lightning is reported trim Aramaean. TIM LONDON FREE AND OPEN CHURCH Amo- CUTION AND awn Grimm. Pdserme.—The Council of this association has resolved to issue an address to electors inviting them most earnestly to urge upon all candidates for parliament the necessity of supporting such measures as may restore to the people the use of our merel build ings, and render the church in practice, as well as in name, the church of the people. ELECTION Retire AT BLACKDURN.-1110 acetic n rioting at Blackburn ceased on Monday night, List the list of casualties arising out of the disturbances is much larger than at first anticipated. At midureht on Monday a man named Neill Leonard Wal set upon, through political spite, and was dreadfully injured, and be lies at the infirmary in a very critical condition, and his (bath is hourly expected. One man is in cus tody on the charge. Political feeling is still Illy high, nod on Muuday walling, when a num ber of working men presented themselves at some of the conservative mills, it is alleged they were turned oat by the workpeople because they had voted against the con servative cause. Five persous were brought up yesterday before the borough justices charged with personating voters. Mr. Ernest Jones was retained to promeute, and four persona were sent to prison for a month each, and one was discharged. The military leave the town to-day. Two of the dragoons are dreadfully injured, and lie at The infirmary, through falling from their horses during the riots. Several men had been fined for stone-throw ing, and some sent to prison. JURYMAN OR PMINONEIt F—An incident almost unprecedented in the annals of courts of justice occurred at the Surrey sessions yesterday. A man named William King was put on trial, charged with stealing a bag and the sum of U. Cie. Gd. This man had bean admitted to bail. In the course of the morning Mr. Cartridge, the officer of the court, directed him to be called upon to sur render. No response being made to the summons, Mr. Cartridge, in a somewhat sharp voice, called out in the court, "Is William King here ?"Thereupon a respectably dressed man in the body of the court responded, " Here I ans." Mr. Cartridge —"OD into the dock." This gaoler (Mr. Cook) placed the man in the dock. Mr. Marshall (the clerk of the peace) then said—" Pd. goner at the bar, you are charged that you on the day of October, did wilfully and feloniously deal from the person of John Barrow"--Prisoner (who was trembling apparently with fear) here said sotto coo to Mr. Cook, the gaoler, " Please, sir, it's all a mistake." The thole,— " Oh, there's no mistake ; you listen to the indictment." The Clerk of the Peace having read the indictment, asked, in the usual form -" Prisoner, how say you—are you guilty or not guilty /" ismer—" If you please, my lord, there is some mistake." The Clerk of the Peace —" We shall see that presently. Are you guilty or not guilty i" Prisoner—" if you please, my lord, I ant • juryman." This announcement was received with a roar of laughter from a crowded court, during which tho un happy Lai ryini was liberated frog his unploasaut mud swum t thingerows pceitieu.-2Wsuraeh, E r .:• •-1 it • Thl7 lLt • LATEST 1011111:ariNTELLIGEZIOS • • AMERICA, - Om muNter urn nampagnifostaltmoir. (coarast rams ertaiaiim.), • , NSW lima, wrosiliikt. The presidtaitial &Atka has' engaged sib. bastion of ite whole oosatry, sad ae the day bran ruruubsibly Ise the vote pelt is heed . usually Leavy everywhere. The reform op to this hear appereatiy isebssestbisisoldesi 0 Glemisal Masi. Ha has gabled ilecddie majorities Itis iambi &Mee :—Malies, thy liampebite4 niOds Mork Pennsylvania, VOria,at, i skosska., dospeatiout. •• The retains from New loot ere lees sad it is pomible the Democrats hereZt esseteL • 6 9.10 sac ! In MU the Republica thirst hal 30,000 mai jaritY• - Tie majority for Great In Kassaohasette 74000. There is ao loagar say doubt et Gnat's deg.! lce. 1 le sari Loaiebas her gives a Imge reajoritly fat eq.! moor. ?he majority for that candidate is Mei Oriesae ie 116.000. Bat few Beimblisea votes ware! polled. The majority for Great is /Galva is, 21000. _ _ 11 ras. West Virgiale gives 8,010 majority for Great. In Indians his majority is 12,000 ;.in Nabrsaks, 6,000 ; in Illinois, 60,000 ; Now Hampshire, 8,000. Seymour bas carried Maryland, Baltimore alone giving him 12,000 majority. Kentucky has also given a heavy majority for the Democratic ticket. OTHER CONTESTS. NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 11 Lat. John T. Hoffman has been elected Governor of New York. Ho was the candidate of the Demo cratic party. General Butler has been chosen to Congress from tbo fifth district of Massachusetts. The elections have generally passed off without serious disturbance of public order. At Sa►annah, Georgia, however, a severe fight oocnrred, in which fire negroes wore killed, and many whito3 and blacks injured. 12 p.n. Wino:win give* Grant 12,000 majority; lowa, 20,000. • The following states have also given their votes to the lit publican candidate, viz., Missouri, Crli fornia, and Nevada. Nor. 4, 4 L. The following additional States are now known to have given their votes for Grant :—Tennessee, South Carolina, Minnesota, North Carolina, and Oregon. In lowa, Minnesota, and Oregon majorities have been obtained favourable to negro suffrage. Georgia has given a decisive majority for Sey mour. 01130IIIIE 111310111101 AGDPCIT.) NEW YORE, Nov. 3. The Allan steamship Nestorian arrived at Quebec. to-day. Closing prices:—hold closed at 1331. The highest price during the day was 133 f, and the lowest 1331. Staling exchange on Lon don, 1091. 6-20 U.B. Bonds, 1889, 1091; ditto, 1886, 1071; ditto, 1886, 110 k. 10-40 Bonds, 108. Illinois, 144*; Kris, 40). Cotton, middling Up land, 26). Petroleum, standard white, 30. Flour. extra State, 6 dole. 70c. to 7 dole. 300. Corn, old mixed. 1 dol. 16c. NEW YORK, Our. 31. The Inman steamship City of Boston left here to-day with 125,000 dole. in specie. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Notwithstanding that the receipts of English wheati were again limited, the supply offered was quite equal to the demand. Millers purchased cautiously, and mostly for immediate consumption, at previous otations. The show of foreign wheat was good. y little busi ness wee paining, at about late rates. Floating cargoes of wheat ware quiet. Maize and other kinds of produoe afloat, were tolerably dna in Price. The supply of barley was moderate. The trade was gnu for all qualities, at full quotations. Malt, the show of which was 'Damnably extensive, changed hands quietly, but at full prices. Oats were lass sought after, bat no change took place in Beans were Inn, on former term Peas sold slowly, at late rates. new was dull. Town made parcels moved off heavily, at Xonday's decline of 3n, top Floe beim 475. per =lbs. C fey marks and for ign were dull. Cleverseed wet a fek sale. T.seed wee in moderite request, but rapeseed was neglected. Cakes were quite as dear. AZEIVAIJI OF (num ao., Iwo mown= IT WATill CARRIAOZ THIS WINZ. "Meat Isairq. Ma Ws. bass Pm. Row. & qn. qw. geo. gis. ipe. vs mei. Saki.- eeo Rio liio ... .... ..... ... IP Id* Amiga— Wiii• alit ... 7 ado ado ii. 7: SW . 4010 2Wal ... 10740 4360 630 sea to ... tow 4433 Miss, 13,440 saa. LIVERPOOL COTTON JURIST. (rEIS DAY.). ____, (nom o v a OWN 0012NIPOND1NT.) Ms market continues very steady. Balm, 15,000 bales, at very firm rates. CORK BUTTER MARKST.-(THIB DAY.) - (BY TELEOZAPIL) &sox ous owl! oossarrosainrr.) Ordinary, 1295., 123... 119 a., 1141., 112 a., 955. • 1,400 firkins Mild cured, 1356.; 1283.; OTh . ; 80 &Ma. IfINCING-LAND.—(TRIG DAT.) Bross.—The market continues dull, and to effect sales of importance lower prices would bare to be submitted to. Refined also dull of tale, at previous rates. Cowes-1 here is a good general inquiry at very firm prices for all qtalities, tho finer kinds cuutinuinz most in requ est. COCOA.—There is an improved demand for Trinidad at steady prices for common, to bs. advancr fur superior quality. Common, 60s. to ufa. 6tl. ; middling to good, Ns. to 70s. ; fine and superior, 755. to 105 s. Tr&.—Tbe public sales of 11,900 packages of China are progressing steadily at previous prices. hies. — The market continues quiet. 1,000 tons Bassein sold, afloat, at 10s. 71(1., and 100 tons white Bengal, on the spot, at lls. au.svrrnE.—No sales to report inrough; refined English steady at 26e. Od. to 26e. Rins.—The market is firm, but the business doing is not important. Jamaica, common to fair, 2s. 10d. to ;is. ; Demerara, 2s. Id. Carron.—The market is firm but leas active. JUTN.—The sales arc confined to small parcels without change in prices. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DAT. The market is steady. Town tallow, 625. 6d., ; burg Y.C. ea the spot, 62a. ; Doonabar, 62a.; January, 625. 6d.; Mara, 69a. 130110170 H HOP HARK:BT.—CMS DAY.) Mews. rattenden and Smith report a steady demand for consumption for good brewing descriptions, quotations being unchanged. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wail End Hatton, I9r. ; Walls End Tess, ISa. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, He. ; Walls Hod Budd Is Hatton, 19a.; Was :End Kenos, 175.; Walbi Hal Haugh Hall Ills. 3d.; - Walls End Trlndon Grano's, 16a. tid. ; Walls End Tanstall, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End 'Tartan, IGH. 9d. ; Walla End Batton Lyons, lea 9t1., Elliott's, las. ; Branceneth C ann el , 6d.--Ship. a market,36 ; at sea, 46. CRYSTAL PAWL Ora Ezmurso DAL—. Tutabm, Nov. 3.—Admission by season tam% 1,163; ditto oil palsied, 059; total vidtoa, 1,812. Nai: ioiii' Illit2t-(T~W DILE, 4 , 011 kJ / v - 014304. . I 45w14;ilifeilY mipsotation that. sane additional hap rhint withdraweloof 6044 , 101114 farstref Ifestend ferihts Omuta% theinisimai establisluouit soy him litahliettkiitarkto 24 per omit., the stock =Asti are fist to - dier• Cam** whisk peeparatioces ere g4iug forward for the montlilY suAlesacit to-morrow, opened at a reduction cif per emit:, bid ham Mom cape r' Hamad a moomay,upen purchases to dote spin latim accounts: Nevertheless, the tendency of , this acuity at the priment moment h dull. B. chequer-bills arnhillabily lower, sales having bi b= by. gas and others. : Inehlty Ma" show a pre- 3 ponderosas 'cif sales, bat the change in prises! is not argapprit. Midland 'is again lower, not.; • caisiderable increase in the maga.' 1444 Ike ipadative foreign bonds have pima orap. mai important f a ll b e i ng i n Noisies t 10•11. r. The demand fee =nay is reale active, partly iti alesestaa with the large enment of paper walk bat booms due to- ay. the 4th. The rate ira4islis throe months' bills is 11 per cent., with upwind tendency. lamas are obtainable in Abate& Richange at lk per mat. Oesewis aso et; ate 61 • fee snow and to marrow's settlement ; and the Three per Omits. Reduced and New Three per Omits., frilf The variation in railway stooks comprise a de cline of I to I pat rant. in Midland and _ _ Caledonian, and a rue in Great Western and South Eastern. Annexed are the quotations : London and North Western, 1111 to ; Circa& Western, 481 to 49; 1101 to I; London and South Western, 87/ to 881; Great Eastern, 43/ to 1; Brighton, 60 to 1; South Eastern, 771 to 78; Metropolitan, 106/ to 1; Great Northern, 103 / to 1041 ; ditto A, 1021 to 2; Celelonian, 721 to 731, ex div. • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1281; Lond on, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 1 ; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire. 471 to 1. Foreign bonds are offered, end the general course of prices is unfavourable. Peruvian B in 1 of 1805 exhibit chief depression, and have fallen 1 per cent. The Italian Tobamo Loan, Mexican, Ninolai, Moscow-Jaroslaw, and Spanish of 1887 havedeclined Ito 1. but Egyptian of 1868, Italian of 1861, and Turkish of 1865, have improvel to the same extent. Annexed are tho quotations: Brazilian of 186.5, 782 to 791; Chilian of 1887, 941 to 951; Egyptian of 1864, 811 to 821 ; ditto of 1868, 731 to j ; Italian of 1861, 511 to 1 ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 21 to prem. ; Mexican, 1 - 31 to 161; Peruvian of 1863:811 to ; Russian of 1666, 90t to 911; ditto Niculai Railway loan, 631 to CG, cx div. ; ditto Orel, 811 to 821; ditto Moscow-Jaroslaw l 82/ to 83; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 34 ; Turkisk of 1835, 68 to 1; ditto if 1862, 601 to 701; and ditto of 1866, 411 to 1. Indian socurities exhibit no variation of import ance. 21to Ten-and-a-Hall per Dente. are at 214 to 217; the Fire, 1141 to 113; the Four, 1021 to 1031; the Bonds, 16s. to 20s. prem. ; and the Debentures, 106/ to 106. Exchequer Bills aro 2s. lower, at 16s. to 20s. prem. ; Bank Stock, 214 to 246. The amount of business in bank shares is very limited, and prices are unaltered. London and County, 481 to 4>il; Union of London, 331 to 311; London and Westminster, 631 to 1; Anglo- Austrian, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Consolidated, Ito prem. Only a few dealings have occurred in miscella neous shares. General Credit, 21 to 2 die. ; In ternational, 1/ to 1 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 13; Telegraph Construction, 161 to 16 ; National Discount, llf to 12 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4; and Anglo-Ameri ow, 211 to j. . . American securities aro dull. The 6-20 Bonds aro at 741 to 1, being per cent. lower; Erio Railway shares, 27j to .28 ; Illinois Central, 97 to j ; .Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 36j to 37j ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 38} to 2. The Charkof Azov Railway Loan is quoted 11 to 21 prem. Telegrams just to hand announce the arrival at Point de Galls, on the 2nd mat., of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Avoca. with the mail from Australia. A petition for the winding-up of the Jamaica Coniinercial Agency Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Gifford on the 14th inst. The Midland Railway traMo return shows this week an increase of 6,8391. over last year. TWO O'CLOOL The English funds are unaltered. Home rail way shares are slightly firmer, and a rise of i to i per cent. has occurred in Louden and North Western, Great Western, Midland, and Great Northern A. Great Eastern, howe►er, is I lower. The principal movement in foreign bonds is a fall of i in Egyptian of 1808. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are e per cent. lower, at 04 to 1, both for money and the amount. Railway stocks are dull, and show a slight de cline in some cases, compared with the prices cur rent at 2 o'clock. Caledonian, 721 to 1; Brighton, 50 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1051 to 1061.; South Eastern, 771 to 1; Midland, 1101 to 111; Lan ce:hire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1111 to I; and Great Western, 49 to 1. Foreign bonds are rather inactive. Italian of 1861, 54/ to 1; Orel, 811 to 82 ; Nicholai, 64 to GO ; Turkish of 18435, 411 to ; and Spanish of 1867. 331 to 341. About 45,000/. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank to-day for abroad, while 30,000 sovereigns from Brazil hare been sent in. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 2c. fur the account, being about the same as yesterday. On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Belgium and Italy were again quoted rather ,worse for this country ; but as regards three months drafts on Paris a slight improvauent was observable. It is understood in financial circles likely to be well informed on the point that the coat of the war in the River Plato to Brazil, as given in the telegraphic reports which appear, are greatly exaggerated. The highest monthly expenditure of the imperial treasury for account of the war has not, it is stated, exceeded 500,0001. ; and it is now not more than two-thirds of that amount. Private letters from Rio de Janeiro state that the Bank of Brazil had applied for 20,000 contos of the new gold loan, and that, though speculative ap plications to a considerable extent had been made, bent fide applications for the full amount of the loan had been received. " The great feature of this loan," says one writer, " is that it completely disproves the imputation that the governm e nt had any intention or disposition to alter the gold stan dard. There axe people here still holding sove reigns bought at 10. They have burnt their fingers prety well, and richly deserve it." The writer adds that the new cabinet is increasing in strength. Accounts from Vicuna state that, in oonsegFence of the Michaelmas interest term falling duo maul. ikat oftr anotrifis foie lervestaient . of is: ea at from Ili WV • 241 at. to hopaid by the Bait to ite elimeholdere as mem • • tr e ffilalbszeth him eanotioned 141 or the Bank's eapiteL • A liirearaiints brouffit_ forward tre a rarenof Ai Angle-Anetzian Bank and the ceenalon of ai. capital ot the Lemberg and Czernowits ailm by the Lem of sew welcomes debentures. hers -mot with mach favour on the Vienna Bourse. 71, 'ethic& far the oompalsory winding up of the Proman k New Zealand. and Australian Royal Mall Company (Limited) is appointed to be heard ca Friday. the Bth inst.. Cut hopes are antartainal that in the meantime the parties Intended will be induced to withdraw it, as it moms test N tits company be allowed to matinee in opeestioneis more prosperous me career may yet be miperfanaste gt the d big yesterday of the IR. Floating Doak Minim it was resolved to Mal up the saderteklog and to itenta sew to earry on the business. ln general meeting of the Nei lewd and Northampton Railway Company!' masa tie the 18th hut., to determine whether or ae• application shall be made to the Board of TrOs for ea eammion of time. The eerip certificates for the New Sou th Wan LOMI a wning issued at the Beak of N.* Sae* Wales for the 1,000.0004, tendered for as NW Seth RAILWAY, YINING. AND OTHIZ 811ARR8.-(THI8 DAY.) Mamba prom to t p.a.! OC)LOWIAL gOVERNIIANT smousiTnL.,_ New Bresswick, 6 per oent., Jan. awl /sly, NC Now Booth Walla, i par cent, Jan. sad lIMI 1 896, New Zealand, 6 per amt., Jan., April, July, and NI, Nova Scotia, 6 par coat., Jan. and July, HIM 106. Victoria. S per cent., Jan. and Judy. Owl, 1111. ORDINARY SNARES AND BTOOIOI Cakdonims. 71j, f. zd. Ottat Realmers. 44. 3, L Cheat Noithein, 190, 31. Do. A receives no divideml until 6 per Mi. 1161 been paid to B), 1021, 1, 3. Gust Westesn—thignual, 49, 81. Lancadure and Y oe 1251. London, Beghtes, and South Coast, 544. London. Chatha'. and Doter, 161, I. London sad North Western, 1111, 12. London and South Western, /371. Metropohtan, 1051. IM. - Eatension (div. Um. to 6 per coat. till Ju., 10111 104,1. Do., new redetonaba, 144. Milhaud. 1114, 111. North liste' (Berwick), 1001. North London, 123. South Llano, i 5, if. Do. Placated (cowered receirm no d:vidend natal 5 per cent has been paid to prefornsl), LINES LEiSED AT FLICEDIIitNTILS. Gaiter ia Atid btathold pief. ►toct. 1..1 atunsn russEsstoxs. _ _ Book. Par. and Cant . Pet cent., on. k I abt notuui, guar. 6 per out., lioi• Cheat ludiau gua. 6 par amt., 1.102. Iladuks, p.a. 6 per mat., 1091, }, 9. &ends. gus. 6 par coat., 196. Do., Delhi, 1941, 4. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. _ _ Beams Ayrimot. gua p. et., lSt. Client Laxembourg, bat Paulo (Limited), gun. 7 per mat., d. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Crest Luxembourg, 5 per cent., 3 9-18. _ lloseow-Jaroslaw, gua. by Russian Govt., 821, 3, 11, st. Owl Vitebsk, gum. by 11.4 Main Oorcentnent, 6 par mik e 811, R 2. ecife and 8. F. (Fern.), Judy, 1872, 97. Western and North Western of France, 121, I. BRITISH EWES. Great Laney (Limited), 20 West Cared= (Liskeard), 3. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN IMIEL Anglo-11rizliau (toli(Lio;iied), 1;x46 - -- Lou Pedro, North del Ray, Se, 3-16, I-18 pat. PortPhiUip, l 15.. ( E n t ite t Bt. John del Rey ), In. Vancouver Coal • led), 94. Yudanasontana of 8. Australia (Lim.), 21. _ JOINT STOCK lIAN/LB. Apt (Limited). 11, s}.-Bank of Otago (Limited), 31. English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 16j. Loudon Chartered Australia, London and Count y 48f. 24, I. London and Wastminstar, 63f. Do., Scrip. issued at IW. prem., none of which kaa been mud, 61, 601. National Provincial of England (20/. paid), 34. Oriental Bank Corporation, 44. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211. Atlantic Telegraph, 3411. Do., 8 per cent.. 80. Credit Fonder of Engiand (Limited), 2 7-16. I. 9 per cent. Viceroy, gas. by Egyptian goy's- Plesign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan Scrip. ironed at OK, 841. Osumi Credit and Discount {Limited), 61. Owes' Steam Navigation, 10. Intonational Financial Society (Limited), S 16-16. Italian Irrigation (Canal amour), 41, 14. Do., 6 ppeerr cent. bonds redeem. 18,0, tin. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 11 Ocean Marine Insarancs, 20. Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal 1611 (Limited), 11. Do. (61. shares), 16-16. Peniarahar and Orisil Mesas. 60. 41. Rio de Janeiro Oty Impressment* (Limited), 181. Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Liza.), 41, 1. Trust and Loan Company of tipper Canada, 6. rawsrf of 470 (Mortgage) Loan, NI. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCIL The mixing market is rather dull to-day, and prices are in some cases lower. West Chiverton. 61 to 62; Prince of Wake, 40s. to 425. Oil.; Great Tor, 13 to 131. Trumpet Console, 12} to 131; South Great Work, 6s. to Bs.;r Mills, 31 to 4 ; New Wheal Lovell, 17s. Bd. to 205.; Chiverton, 31 to 4 ; Marko Valley, 81 to 9; East Caradon, 41 to f ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 1; Wheal Basset, 63 to 70; and , Wheal Scion, 30 to 621. : Annexed are the quotations of foreign and colonial mining shares—St. John Del Roy. 17 to 18; Don Pedro, 3 to 1 prvm. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par tol i prem. • Pestaresa, 11 to 11 dis.; chontales„ Hosea to Hosea Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Anglo- talian, par to prem. ; United Mexican. to 2 prim.; Frontino and Bolivia, a to t pram. ; Port Phillip, l to 2 prem.; SA° Vicente, pAr to prim. ; nem]. Brazilian, par to prem. ; Yinhauunutumi, 2 to 1; Ncrbudda Coal, 2 , , to if The connuittee of the Stock Exchange hay° ap pointtil Friday, the 6th inst., a special settling dad• in the shares of the Oetteral Brazilian Mining Crittrany (Liutit...l, which are to be officially quoted. Lust evening Sir J. Pergusson, the now Gov,. ruor of South Australia, WA3 entertained at dinner at Willie's Rooms, St. James's-square, by a number of colonists. and gentlemen interested in the colony. About NO gentlemen were premed, and Lieutenaut-Colonel Pstaixa presided; and he waa supuocted by Sir J. Pakington, M.P., Admiral Sir J. Hay, M.P., Sir U. Young, Colonel Toners, Colonel Gayle; Colonel Free ling, Mr. Jacob Kontstore, Mr. J oey Monteflore, and • number of other gentlemen intere in the colony. DZATIIB MON HYDROPHOBLL—AhOut is month ago a man, named Marsala Tamer, • joiner, of near Halifax. had a dog given to him to destroy= of doing which ha sold it to Mr. Smiths's, of the Lit Grey tap, Old geelt-yard. Halifax. It bit km ma the way to Sitlison's house, and he afterwards died of hydrophobia. The dog swamped from Smittion's pre muss the day bellowing, and ft bit a man named Daniel Higgins, who began to show symptoms of hydrophobia on Monday week, when a margoon was called in and pro nounced it to be • decided cams of hydrophobia ; not withstanding all that was dose fox him, the unfortunate m r „T o tha y i l f ed if e:l souL iP th ati ndsor ire k d e: du sa a g T m e ca n : tai l o B a u f it E mbalr lo+ * 4. 0 i t 1 : r . d deceased . net nz ,sosd afh with nis T le —Yesterday. s the l a the : ra a f t clerk to the corporation of South on su counts of the indictment for emboulement. amount of the defalcation is 10,0001. INDIA, CHINA, AND ArSTRALIAN (I,IIA.TY) Mans—GISIALTAIi, Nov. 3.—The Delta left at t 1 LIR. to-day for tiouthannion, where .he may be looked log ou the evening of the Ala lust. All well.