The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-09 00:00:00

LORD MAYOR'S SHOW. (THIS DAY.) .p,. inaugural " show," ushering in tho civic 411 . new Lord Mayor took place this afternoon. • ... >otwahAsuding the objections raised for the continuance ,e.,•.ent pageant, the ceremony was witnessed by ~en • r ,e- numb.T of persons than usual, and the mi .., awarded the chief magistrate of the city 1 , 1 , ,we respect gratifying. From an early hour approaches to the Guildhall presented a busy „am, there was a marked display of Bags along the Owin• live of route; near the Lord Mayor's City residence C a nnou-street, and stretching from St Swithin's ( l u rch to the Dyers Arms Tavern a profusion st.arruers was eildbited, and availing them of the occasion the conservative candidates the City of Loudon had a large Bag placed at the d vd.ai Coffee-house. Ludgate-hill, calling upon " " preserve their ancient charters, rights, anti pri. viegra - The usual preliminaries having been gorse :':•-rough. the procession left the Guildhall at half-past 1 • the following order : PUMA AND Fires Or THE ROYAL LONDON MILITIA. irstermen bearing the Banners of the following Livery Companies of the City of London: Spectacle Makers. Loriners. Coopers. lainteri Stainers. Tallow Chandlers. Wax Chandlers. tioldemiths. Fishmongers. Grooms. BAND or THE lioN. AIM:LIMY GoNeAWY. The Royal Standard. Banner of Anne of the City i e Leaden. _ Benner of Alderman ilson. I:. Banner of Weaved Company. 3 1 The Leog Hemmer. if The The Beadle beerfwg the Mace. 1 j The Clerk and Chaplain of Om Company in their 3 ••..) Chariot 't Members of the Court of Assistanto in their Carriage, r drawn by Four Horses. ..." The Wardens in their Carriage. drawn by Four : 1 I Bones. The Upper and Renter Bailiffs of the Company, in their carriage. drawn by Four Hones. Your Buglers. BAND OF THE VIOTOILIA RIFLIO. The Royal Standard. The Union Jack. Banner of Wm. Pitcher, Esq. Banner of Alderman Stone. Z Banner of Anne of the City of London. 7.: Tl,e Great Banner of the Arms of the Haberdashers' Compan. 3. r.. The Porter bearing y his Staff of Ojos. - :t The Clerk of the Company in hie Carriage. cl ~ The Junior Wardens in their Carriage. § '..; The Senior Wardens in their Carriage. The Master of the Haberdashers Company. :-.. in his Carriage drawn b 1 Four Horses, attended by 'e his t4hapliin. rAND or TEM SIXTH TOWER HAMLETS VOLWETEERS. The RoTal Standard. The L niou Jack. _ Banner of tl;elaieArderman Lawrence. Banner of It. W. Kennard, Ent., M.P. Banner of Alderman Wm. Lawrence. Banner of the Csrwriters' Company. The Beadle bearing the Company Mace. 3 . The Clerk in his Chariot. • • - • Ile Members of the Court of Asaistanta in g their Carriages. 8 The Wardens in their Carriages. The Master of the Carpenters Company, in his Chariot drawn by Four Horan, and attended V by the Chaplain. Ban) or IBS Frau CITI ENOLNIIISBA. Waterman bearing the following banners : The Royal Standard. The Union Jack. Banner of England. Banner of Scotland. Banner of Ireland. Three Streamers. Three Streamers. Banner of the Arms of the City of London. . _ND OF TEM Horn BURET (BOROUGH OF LAwarm). 11. c Two Undersheriffs in their State Carriage. The Officers of the Corporation of London. BAND or THE LONDON RIFLE BNIOADE. _ Attendant on Horseback. uner of Mx. Sbeijf Hutton borne on horseback. Attendant. Four Trumpeters. Mr. Sheriff Hrrrort in his State Chariot, ::awn by Four Horses, and attended by his Chaplain. . - - BIND 07 TIM ROYAL ART/UM COZPA-IT. EsulTer of Mr. Sheriff Cotton borne on Horseback. Attendant. Four Trumpeters. Mr. Sheriff Corrow in his State Chariot, Lrewn by Four Horses, and attended by his Chaplain. BAND or ma GRENADES* GUARDS. The Aldermen who have not passed the Chair. THE Humans& The Aldermen who have pawed the chair. Two Farriers on Horseback. Kettle Drums. Four Trumpeters. • THE LATE Loan Maros. The Lady Mayoreee, in her State Carriage, join the Proosenon on its return from Westminster. Mona= BAND or THE SSOOND Lars GUARDS. Escort of the 17th Lancers. The Lord Mayor's Servants in State Liveries. The Cite Marshal on Horseback. Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household. Ealluer of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, borne on Horseback. Attendent. The Bight Hon. THE LORD MAYOR, 4 State Carriage, drawn by Sir Horses, and attended Lis Chaplain, Sword Bearer, and Common Crier. Escort of the 17th Lancers. The route taken *was through King-street, Poultry, Kansion House-street, King William-street, Cannon street, St. Paul's-churchyard, Ludgate-hill, Fleet-street, scO. Strand, to Westminster. The reappearance of the rate coach was bailed with evident delight by the rtmerous spectators ; and his Lordship continually Lowed his acknowledgments as the procession passed slowly along. Having arrived at Westminster, the City :ignitaries proceeded to the Court of Exchequer, where the atone were in attendance to receive them; and the canal formalities having been performed the procession :sturned by way of the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate-hill, f-t.. Paul's-churchyard, Cheapside, and King-street, to The weather WM remarkably fine, and the conduct 't the crowd as orderly as could be expected ; and the starting point, amidst the " sound of Bow 111;," the .trains of military bands, and the loud ,lamations of the people, the proceedings were effected creditable manner. It may be observed that " Saint I:.nday '' has been observed to the letter. TLe Smithfield Club Cattle Show is to commence 5. the Agricultural-hall, Islington, on Monday, December sod will continue open during the four following days. Earl of Hardwicke is the president for the year, and t:: ~ nget the prominent members of the club are the I.ln, of Marlborough and Richmond, Earls Leicester, sod Spencer, Viscount Bridport, and Lords I :mere, Tredegar, and Walsingham. The aggregate of the prizes is 2,3001. TuE AUSTRIAN REtensitani.-3f. Greuter, an 2.:zamohtane member of the Reich/oath, produced great :.ration in the Chamber by a speech which he vete/ against the abuse of the liberty of the Press. He ke vehemently against the newspapers, calling the Queen Madame Isabella," and added, " I suppose we Ltd rOOO have them saying 'Mr. Francis-Joseph.' " The c,robere of the Centre and Left retired from the Chamber, ::ter giving expression to their dissatisfaction. OREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—Lord Houghton ss kindly consented to preside at the biennial festival sly in the spring. Noblemen and gentlemen are earn ...ly invited to accept the honorary office of Steward. c new hospital buildings are now opened, but all the beds cannot be occupied for the want of funds. .::1,1K; poor free patients have been relieved since 1856. Tun CASE OF THE REV. MR. BILRIfETT, OF rl qtr.—Steps have already been taken to bring the case • Mr. Bennett before the Arches Court. The two cases ° lending, " Martin v. Mackonochie" on ceremonies, I:1 "Sheppard v. Bennett" on doctrines, will decide the rstst ~ uestions rife in the church of England. Tilk DISMISSAL OP LIBERAL WOREPEOPLI 77 / 4 C , A.snierom's MILL.—Four weavers, named James } :".;:o Elisabeth Kelly, Joha Wearden, and Margaret ' Alen, having been summarily dismissed from Marra. "l'hotton's mill because the two male complainants tufHl to vote for the Tory candidates, summonses were 1,4 .1 , out against Melon. Coddington for wages in lieu of amounting in the four cases to 41. 16s. The eases • have been heard on Tuesday, and Ernest Jones, • Manchester, came to Blackburn to conduct the 1 . c..4, aim; but Mews. Coddington elected to settle the without 14111 ill into court, which they did by Panif full amounts claimed, and all costs of action.—Block '•••• Tmst. KI usSGE ATTRuII AT SUICIDE IN A RAIL .', rt n :" AIL-11, 6 thcr evening, as the seven o'clock in L ublin as. Dearing the Booterstown station, gentlenam oat h , j„),,, IJelason , of Manchester, who the Env,kier compartment of a secontl-claiie oar _delib.atoy ',it his throat with a small penknife he held in his hand. On the arrival of the train at I. ~.h:tion the Femme who were in the carriage with Mr. Wive the alarm to the station superintendent, •° "lam had him taken from the carriage and con -4' '" a cab to the residence of a surgeon, who dressed ° °NAME He was is a daageroaa state. THE EXPBB3B,; MONDAY f1.:1 THIRD EDITION. LAW INTELLIGENCL-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mlle is &moo. Lord tAisl Justice &mill dad thilikill Willa., Bytes, and Keating.) MILTON (APPILLUIT) W. LIMB (111111PONDIIN?). The court this morning gave judgmeat in this spinal from • denies of the Revising Barrister for Manchester, which was argued on Saturday. The Lord Chief Julia and the other judges delivered separate judgments, bat they all agreed that there was no suficiaat authority for saying that by the assaica law wawa had • right to vote for numbers of parasol*, whilst on the ether hand there was the un interrupted radios of wearies to show that wawa had not veal. There was no mated case to favour of the vote, main that in • acts to Olive v. Ingram when that. was rearenee to • seenarnipt report of a case to show that WOWS would vete. This nine, how ever, woo only to be fouad in severe modern reports, whilst there was no releases to say sail can in Strange; and Lord Coke gave his lames opinion the °air way. In his (the Chief Justice's) °pinks the Reform Ad of 1867, in saying that ma &mid vets, although osaidered ia conjunottas with Sr Atha Boseilly's An, did not this women to vote. TM Ism "men "in the Rehm Act did not include women ; and even if it did, than women would ones within the tent " incapacitated." For these reams he thought that the union of the Beaming Bar rister reaming the vets should be allased, bat be also thought that it was • cue to which no eons should be allowed. Mr. Justice Myles, after going over the sum grounds, maid that he hoped that their unanimous decision, ooupled with the unanimous &Mien od the Court of Seemion in Scotland, would for ever exorcise and lay the ghod of • doubt which ought never to have arisen. (Laughter.) Appeal diamiseed. In eight or nine other cases of appeals raising the ques- tion u to women's votes, the court, after some discussion in one or two cases, held that the judgment already given determined all these cases. MOORE, REPELLLICT, C. EMI WARS CUM OP lILLTORD. The statement in this case was that the name of Martha Wilson, and also the names of 1,340 other women, had been placed by the overseers of Salford upon the list of voters ; and at the revision no one objected to the re tention of there names. The Revising Barrister, however, held that the overseers had mistaken their duty in placing the names of women upon the list ; that they were dis qualified on account of sex; and that therefore he ought expunge the names. Mr. Russell, Q.C., for the appellant, oontended that as no objection was made to the names the Revising Barrister had no power to expunge the names. Without objection the banister would have no means of deciding whether the names were those of women or men, his only means of judging would be from the names, but Gomm= had borne women's names, and some names, such as Jesse, were Qom mou both to men and women. [The learned counsel was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF QUEEN'S BEN CH . . _ Sittings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice, and Justices Lush, Hannan, and Hayes.) DARBY N. REALMS ♦AD owns. This was a ease arising out of the attempted formation of a new Reform Club. -- Mr. Francis said it had been arranged with all the de fendants excepting Mr. Sturgeon, a barrister, that further proceedings this cue should be stayed. He had to ask their lordabips, on Mr. Sturgeon's behalf, to allow the rule for a new trial to stand over, as in all probability he would be able to arrange to enter a stet proeessus in his case also. App — h - rXtion granted. The Court then took the 013131 in the enlarged rule PaPer• - THZ QUW C. THE UT. Z. I. HATS AND OTIZZi. In this case a rule had been obtained by the Rev. R. W. Himedey, rector of Stow-in-the-Wold, calling upon the ddendants, certain justioes acting in that division, to show cause why a certiorari should not WWI to bring up a conviction for the purpose of being quashed. It appeared that the local authorities caused • fire-plug to be inserted in a main which runs under a pathway adjoin ing the churchyard which the Rev. Mr. lUppeeley claimed as his freehold as rector of the parish, the ground in question being consecrated ground. Before the magis trates the rev. gentleman objected to their jurisdiction on the ground of title, but the justices over-ruled the point, finding that the question of title did not arise, but whether the pathway came within the definition of • street under the interpretation clams of the act of parlia ment. The case was then gone into, and it being proved to their satisfaction that the defendant and his man had broken the pipe in question, the justices convicted them. Mr. Barrington showed cause against the rule ; Mr. Sawyer and Mr. Evans supported it. The court held that the question of title did not arise, and discharged the rule with costs. Rule discharged accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bdore Mr. Co--nndonar Baess.) APILICATION TO imam • MISSION. James Brotherton, a musical string maker, residing in Winch/der-street, Bethnal-green, had petitioned the Court, describing himself as above, but had omitted from his description his plane of business, Three Colt-lane, Mile-end. Ois this ground it was asked that the petition should be dismissed. His Honour gave leave to amend the petition, and adjourned the application for release for that purpose. Mr. Banks and Mr. Hudson appeared in the case. m RIAYIL The bankrupt was ;caper, of Station House, Rad ian]. This was a sitting for examination and discharge. Debts 6341. ; the property had been taken under a bill of sale. Hr. Phelps asked for an adjournment with a view to inquiry into the validity of the bill of isle. Adjourned accordingly. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-ST=BT. 1101131111 T AT Tall TALMO* CUM. CAerin Taos Hewes, a Dutch commission agent, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with stealing an umbrella at the Raleigh Club, Regent-street, the preperty of Mr. Charles Graham, a member of the club. Mr. rromtt appeared for the prisoner. James Oulu, - the hall porter of the club, said that on Sunday night, about 8 o'clock, he was standing in the hall of the club when he heard a foot step, and on looking round saw the prisoner take an umbrella from the umbrella stand and make for the door. He stepped forward, and asked the prisoner what he was np to, when be threw the umbrella on the mat, and bolted. He went after the prisoner, who went into the back entrance of Carlton-chambers, where he was @scared and given into custody. The umbrella was the property of Yr. Graham, a member of the club. Police-constable Dation, 86 C, said that on going to take the prisoner into custody, he made off, but he went after him and took him, and after a violent struggle suc ceeded with amistance in getting him to the station. The prisoner shammed drunkenness, and said he did not know what he was doing, and at the same time asked him what he would be done to. The prisoner, however, was not at all drunk. Mr. Froggett having cross-examined the witness and addressed the magistrate on the prisoner's behalf, Mr. Mansfeld expressed his intention of sending the case for trial. Mr. Frogged said that, actinli t inder his advice, the pri soner would plead guilty, an d, having done so, he was committed for three months wi hard labour. GREENWICH. ABSCONDING /lON • " OZVANT'S HOME" AND 1011BIBY. Lacy Bon, aged 19 of Exmouth, Devonshire, and lUi:abeth Murray, age s 16, of the Commercial-road red, London, were brou ght up on remand, charged with ab sconding from a " servants' home" at Maize-hill, Green wich, and stealing various articles of wearing apparel belonging to the committee of management. 'i he prisoners had been in the home in question three and two months respectively, but absoonded a few evenings since, carrying away articles of wearing supplied to them for their use while in the apparel supplied previously obtained their owe clothing, and Bolt now appeared most gaudily attired. Mr. W. F. Boreal), the secretary of the institufion, said the robberies had been so frequent., that the mercy shown only proved an encouragement, and be was not em powered by the committee to Osed for the prisoners. Mr. Maude, after admonish the prisoners for abasing the interest di sp layed for them by charitable persons, sentenced them each to a month's imprisonment with hard labour. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE CHIEF CONSTABLE OF Waswiconnum—On Saturday afternoon Mr. James Isaacs, the chief constable of Warwickshire, who resides at Kenilworth, near Leamingtonorith one of his daughters, was starling from home in a light trap, when the horse began to kick and plunge. Mr. Isaacs was pitched violently out of the vehicle, and fell heavily on his elbow and ride. His arm was severely injured, and his back is also much hurt. Miss beam did not sustain any injury. Mr. M. Clutton has been requested to submit plans for the Roman catholic cathedral in Westminster. DISPENSARY FOR HEIN DISEASES, 50, GREAT Aaurcuiouoz-eramrr, W.-199 patients were relieved at this &sinewy during the week ending Nov. 7. evarnamvANovgloititz t o Hittitt COWItiUtOrAz LID irAilpir& MONEY • NA NABL-LANY..—(THIB DAY.) : SNOOP .11.11011 was very nodireidy "appals= is liseds Win% bat the when if the pride* was emilmitanallea. The tads was very = s a g sans wa hi s dhpesed to powsnes quesing o t iv wt sa . t awn at L. se r oz. h No awl.. mi la trinamatel at lai l lia 4re r iat i nag* 'is` A swamis spf 4medg• whoa was oa this dads Both red an ises mast • slow as* at pre vious quotation. Then was • fair of bang IS dam. The trade, ens for an was his arm, sad • dense of _is. OW 011701 t due t panes. Man wai is fair at previous quotation. Oats, the supply of was Wanly good., not a dow sal% at ra new. Beane wen • abort , aid last Monday's quota tion arms wdi sa pportsd Pam eloisseditsais at the prides of Monday WI, bat than was Do NNW is th e damn . Tin aupply ea eller was mask bade *or n riosalaiwia bash ftreiga lour was quid at Ike late dean in a la the mil lama lies baobab was Inassoled. In pri c ===e s ailima plan In lain plan la the isatiog whist trade, but all Ina angeds, on as nooy ban sap ported late rata while aredersta paid Lma sionga bade at a slight concersion. Then ha less i noa barnacled ia cargoes on a gmt r ce a r dne niust, quotations for sea are arrived, has sold at Us. 64. to Us. • 46. 6 to 411 a ; Sarah*, 411 r. pre 4931b5. ; ; Danubian, ; 435. 9d. per The drama for mire on passage bas ruled adlw~ sad thatv e rations ban barn ably las roid at Ilk. ed. to 375. • 07at e rths377 - 4 7 , Moldavia, $7.. to 375. id. per '49111n. ; Tabk, Its. ; Wallachia., Us. 10d. ; Danubian b j o t is 7d. to Us. ; Bulgarian, Us. U. per 480 The. ; ora l = 375. per 4921 be. ; Dsaubian, s 7a. par . bleu • " p • j d il° l °l2 2 for borl•Y, and very fa ar L4l4oes ban born for good panels.; Azov las soil Oa U. to 325. ; 31s. 9d. to id ; sage, to. Balgaska, Us. ; Dana, 31s. ; Id Dr" as ; Samb, Ur. . ; Dannbiss,llla. ha Rye has ban hr ulna and is sena intense a rasa boa has taken plass to lbs gnabilisn hard( ell ar rived has realised 36e. ; 36e. 3d. ; Any, 34e. to 36e. ; Wain:hiss, 3k. ,• Douala, on Us. 9d. terms . 4801 be. Bono ban ehingspi bands on lower The laming Winn ham ben lambi Alosadria, arrived, 41.. IL to 41s. ; ltaisen Divas Vera* to be shipped, 445. 3d. per Mae. Lammed haa ruled beady at the noon inprovensi ia pekes. F.gyp tiaa rotionseed has arid at 10i. par ten. Annan os :—Unssed, 21; rapeseed, 28 ; rosin 618; and endry, 174 spanks. Foreign : Linseed, 12,868; rapeseed, 981;4, bane, 20,527 ; sad sundry, SD quarters. Eno:tn.—Beam 9; peas, 7; linseed, 780 ; oilseed, 1,108; canary seed, 60 qrs. ; and flour, 190 on. Per 7:l—r7 Wavr. i. 16assz. Nast, red, .611 60 to 116 t• 'a —to LP& 64 to 40 Nork& sad lbw= Pet Qr. OLT.. I. S. Sostelli. feed I tt ak t= — to U o white. SS to 31 Baais. red. 'OB. GO to lb Do" W 11111. r. 31424212 - CI to 44 TA* 42 to 44 Hazrow Boos 4O to 47 PILL 1= -- " 46 to 63 116 to 40 evading U to .11 Om _____ 0 to 0 Napis Whits 4 to 0 Dodos _ 0 to 0 li=afortolk. - ;1611 TO to TII Elaistoa sod Wan 70 to 70 /kora - Si to a Now 4O to 0 lbws =ado, itot22l Ito. Rousabokl 40 to 41 = sod &Mak et alp St to U Oars. izellob. feed DO to St potato it to ail rued. andiricaszzoo. Por , ii: berg 5B to 16 Botta:tad tkoAloo, __ . _ —. lho Qr. Osss. s. IL LORA awl throdki U to U Rood= U to n -- o= 16 to D 63 63 to 141 Rvailm. bard 60 ft, 49 to a U soft An a i k sis, Tea id to IN ~ whits aim Ift 13434a5. ..._ _ _ . .. mark — at• a 41774fi1a UM 4d -- . 60 to 0 = to 4 Loua Ooss Mika II 10 0 OrWilms ato se DlAMinir B6 to 40 Kellam OArs. I --- . -- iii.oai. — heeds, pet meek. — 10 I EICOMai , . I Ammeter, per teL le to SI 1 Oesecitia „ le to 22 , INTO LONDON DT LANb MOM NOV. 2 TO NOY. T, Datelar;f itt to ft ARRIVAL! Or GRADE, to., AND WATTS CARILIAOK BOTH INCLCSIVB. Wbait Baday. Malt. Usta. Beans Pam raw. Magni lIM r, 1ig4:4171.1.... Irink ." ". Perelpi SIAS tali ... 9106 ii : ais ins Told LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. CrHIS DAY.). (act oh OWN oonasrinmarr.) m• market wittiness vary steady. Th• sales foot up about 16,000 Was at firm rates. COWL Burr MARKEr. 7 (TIIII3 DAY.) (au airs ova oasaairozoills.) Ordinary, 1344., 1304., 1244., 1194., 116 a., 99. ; 1,200 Arlin. Mad cured, 1414., 1334., 133 a. ; 40 Miriam. MINCING-LANE.—(IIIII3 DAT.) Broon.—There km beta so little businees done In raw or refined since Friday that quotations must be oonaidered partly nominaL Comm—There is a good general demand, at tall rime. Good and fine ordinary native Ceylon sold at ths. Id. to 495. 6d. Tai.—The market is dowdy but quiet. limn mar Box.—No sales to Coate.—At last week's prim= is a moderato in cl#Y, —i• Jvra.-900 balsa sold for arrival at leL Bazarreaa.-600 bap sold at 22..3d., for ratniclicia lit and 6. TALLOW XARKET.—(THIS DAT.L isio. The nwrket lb= Town billow, 60s. ad. ; burg T.O. ea the Rot,Demobs, 61s. ed. to 612. 9d. ; Jaawrzy, 62e. to 62e. 3d. ; Nu* 625. 66. to 63e. 9d aril ° Rork co head ads day.. Ana Deaver, lost Tisk SAM Ditto taxa La Joao Arrival bat wok 3,041 Ditto had lot Joao d. r Pries Y.C. aa Spot tido day Ditto Team akit Friday 64 I Arrival halm tot ewes" Na. ... -or year, 764 maim delivery. SAW seile. The eraval La weak aomyuMd SO mike from R. Petrafirogi $0 verb fors tkoith Ammar ; doses from olba places—teld.lll3 cram METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. MIDI DAY.) The number of beasts to-day is very small, and amounted for by the non-arrival of our usual foreign supply. There Is mnsequently rather a brisk trade at fully oar quota tions, and in a few instances they exceeded. The supply of sheep is also shorter, but the claimed is by no means large. There is very tittle advancs in price, and only in choose! desoriptiom. Calves are dearer, being very scams. Our foreign supply conticts of 117 beasts, 29 calves, and 40 pigs. From Sootland there are 98 beasts ; Ireland, 630 ; and 2,186 from the midland and home counties. Paribas of etb.. e. 6. a. d. Par doss at tabu s. d... 6. Dalalkada Harolds. 69 6 B46lDatHilabi644l4 0 0 Dalt eara.kaus ...4 8 6 Diot Loormeeb 4 41 98011.1 qv& Beads 3 0 4 Do., do., 0 Calves MP. 94 5 Do. do. Ohara 0 0 DsotDostll3l-134eda 6 0 5 Lambs 0 0 Desoto at omit" 2,930; amp and lamb., NOM ; salves, 93; AP. 350. BOROUGH HOP HARBST.—(THIS DAY.) If saws. Patteades sad Smith report the market Arm, at last weeks prism Choice descriptions are extremely scarce sad command fall rates. COAL NABKIIT.—(TiIaS DAY.) Walls Zed Haswell. 19s. 6d. ; Walls Bad South 19e. ; Walls End East lb. • ; Wart les. 3d. ; Walb Zwil Rall. lb. 9d. ; W ila :l=Caradoe, lb. 9d. • Walls Hellos, 17s. 611.; Walla Dad Eden 31La o ll i s i .; a „ Walls Nod Godorth, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Is.. 9d. ; Walls Zod Tendon 'Monday, 17s. • Walb Tuostsil,l6s. Ikl.l Ws* End Heft= Lyewl HY. 9d. ; Trinities 17s. ; Walls End New Would, 17s. &L • Walla lea. 6d. ; Bramble& Good, 16s. ; lia l l i rwall ir l a t i .4W Wyboi, 16s. ; Bowers Hartley, 16s. ; est , 16s. —Ship at market, 100 ; at sea, 6. THZ BHUIOP OP MANCH:WIZ AND TEI RSV'. J. E. SZDOWICIL—In this natter, Mr. Brooks, as peados for Xt. li=k ate liss lodged an appeal to the Archbishop of York ask of lianobseteee order revok ing the license of Xr. Wieriok for using lighted candles and for receiving esafewiena MAILY LI OTIPAND.—On Elaturiay, the churchwardens of St. Mm 7 le Strand lodged st Me Con sistory Court twelve objweir to the application of Dr. Evans , the rector, for a Lsoulty to asks certain altera tions in the interior of the auras:and the nottor RUIAOW cow Wore the Comistory Court. wit=orzza-DA Y. ) ONN O'OLOCIIL The Stook Markets are ism to-day, and the ?editions in prices are nearly all in an upward trvection. Consols are inquired for, and are strong at the improvement of Saturday. Rail way securities are slightly better in a few own. Foreign bonds are in good demand, at higher quotations. Egyptian of 1888, Italian of 1841, and Spanish of 1887 have been (thistly bought. The perchseas of the latter have been made upon the setidectory character of the advises from Madrid, combined with the announcement that arrangements have already been made by the provisional government for the payment of the dividend which falls due at the end of nest month. In the discount market the nate tor bills is 1 i to 9 pee east., end for loans on the Stool Exchange, 1 to Oomicie are at 041 to I for mosey sad 941 for the amount (Dal 1); sad the Three per I Chats. Redsold arid New Three per Cleats., 921 to I. The railway market is firm. Midland and Metropolitan stooks have unproved per cent., and most other descriptions show a favourable tendency. Subjoined are the prices —London and North Western, 1111 to 1 ; Great Western, 491 to 1; Mid land, 1111 to $; London and Month Western, 871 to 881; Great Eastern, 421 to ; Brighton, 60/ to 1; South Eastern, 771 to ; Metropolitan, 1061 to 1081; Great Northern, 1041 to 1051 ; ditto A, 103} to 104 ; Caledonian, 731 to 1, ex div. • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127$ to 1281 ; Lo ndon, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 171; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 47$ to 48. Foreign stocks are in request, and a rise of 4 1 to 1 per cent. has occurred in Egyptian of 1868, Italian of 1881 and 1868, Peruvian of 185.5, Mexican, Spanish of 1867, and Turkish of 1865. On the other hand, the Nicolai and Mos cow-Jaroslaw Railway loans have declined 1 to 1. Prices are quoted as follows : Braxilien of 1885, 771 to 781 ; Chili= of 1867, 941 to 951; Egyptian of 1864, 81 to 82; ditto of 1868, 73/ to ; Italian of 1861, 55 to 1 ; ditto Tobacco Loan. 21 to 1 prom. ; Mexican, 16 to ; Peruvian of 186.5, 811 to 1 ; Russian of 1888, 901 to 1; ditto Nioolai Railway Loan, 65 to 1, ex div. ; ditto Orel, 81 to ; ditto Mosoow-Jaroslaw scrip, 31 to 41, prem. ; Spanish of 1887, 341 to 1 ; Turkish of 1838, 681 to 691 ; ditto of 1862, 681 to 691; and ditto of 1866, 411 to 1. The Indian Five per Ceuta. are inquired for, and per cent. higher, at 1141 to 1151, but the Fours have declined 1, viz., to 1021 to 103. The Ten and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 215 to 217 ; the Bonds, 15e. to 20e. prem. ; and the Debentures, 105$ to 108. Bank Stock, 244 to 246 ; and Ex chequer Bills, 16s. to 20s. prem. Bank shares are inactive, with few dealings. London and Westminster, 62$ to 63/ ; London and County, 48$ to 491; Union of London, 331 to 341; Anglo-Austrian, 6$ to 7 pram.; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to It prem.; and Consolidated, to 1 prem. _ _ Miscellaneous shares have been little dealt in but Hudson's Bay are 2s. 6d. better, at 141 to 1. National Discount, 111 to 12. General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. International, 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dia. Telegraph Construction, 131 to f. Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3 1 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 211 to 22. American Securities are inactive. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 731 to 1 ; Erie Railway Shares, 27 to 1; Illinois Central, 981 to 971 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 381 to I; and the Coneolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to 1. The scrip of the Charkof-Azof Railway Loan is 1 lower, at 1 to 1 prem. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds show no variation. As regards railway stocks, Great Eastern and Metro politan have improved per cent., while Brighton and Caledonian have declined I to I. Foreign bonds are firm, at the above-mentioned prices. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are steady, at 941 to 1 for money, and 941 for the account. In the foreign stock market Italian Bonds of 1861 have experienced a fresh rise of f per cent., viz., to 531 tot. Turkish of 1863 are at 411 to 42, showing an advance of 1; Orel, 801 to 811, being f lower ; Nicholai, 631 to ; Spanish of 18674341 to 1; Charkof-Azof Scrip, 1 to 1 prem., a reduction of I; and Sardinian, 73 to 74. Railway stocks are without change of im portance. Brighton is 1 per cent. worse, at 491 to 30 ; Caledonian, 731 to 1; Metropolitan, 1051 to 1061; South &stern, 771 to 1; Midland, 111# to# ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 1081 ; London and North Western, 111# to I ; end Great Western, 49# to 1. No bullion operations have been reported at the Bank to-day. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 30c. for the account, showing a rise of per cent. The Right Hon. 0. J. Goschen, M.P., has ac cepted the invitation to preside over the meeting of foreign bondholders convened for Wednesday next, for the purpose of submitting resolutions for the formation of an influential council of foreign bondholders. The first general meeting of the shareholders of the Societe du Cable Transatlantique Francais (Limited) will be held on the Bth December, when resolutions will be submitted authorising the issue of share warrant. to bearer in respect of shares fully paid up. The directors of the Dunaburg and Witepsk Railway Company (Limited) announce that they have received the sanction of the Emperor of Russia to the reduction of capital, and to the other changes in the constitution of the company unani mously approved of by the extraordinary general meeting of the 15th July. An extraordinary ge neral meeting of shareholders will accordingly be held on the 16th inst., to give legal effect to the alteration of the memorandum and articles of association. The annual meeting of the lithymuey Iron Com pany is fixed for the 18th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of the Charing-cross Hotel Company (limited) is called for the 16th inst., to consider resolutions 'which authorise the directors to mortgage the hotel for a sum of 80,0001., which it is proposed to raise from time to time for the purpose of paying of the present debenture debt. A general meeting of the Malta and Mediter ranean Gas Company (limited) is called for the 26th inst. The annual meeting of the Ponagiband Silver Lead Yining and Smelting Company is convened for the 30th mat. at Paris. The Tower Subway Company announce that, the capital for this undertaking having been fully subscnbed, the first general meeting of the com pany w ;11 be held on the 12th inst. The Anglo-Romano Gas Company have declared an ad interim dividend of 4 per cent. for the last half-year upon Coupon No. 1 (new shares), pen able on the lath inst. `ll Molina has made an order to oontinue the voluntary winding-up of the Debroo gurh Tea Company (Limited y un&,r the raper vision of the court, and has oconflnued the &ut most of Mr. Smart t of tho Arm of OT TALLOW. L [ WI. VAL jUM 11/14. kin 41,491 WAS 99, 44 1 1,471 1,714 1,11911 LOW MI 43,8171 SLOW 49,974 1,061 NS I,SOS WS 1,W9 99,996 SIAM 47,974 a ed.e.a. d.e.e. 9.4.4. 1 0 1 46 0 ► 9 i9l 0 e V. Le lade ism. 6,764 amslra, sad LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (mown axonal Assivoir.) SPAIN. KAMM, Nor. 9: A decree, signed by Marshal Serrano, issued to day, nominates 25 Councillors of State, Sys of whom are to preside at the different departments of the Council. Another decree, signed by the Minister of Audios, orders the reappointment of all justices of the pesoe in the Peninsular, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands. Fresh manifestations have taken place here in favour of the immediate proclamation of freedom of religious worship. Several petitions are being signed for that object. FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. 9. The election of a deputy for the department of Charente took piaoe yesterday. The number of registered electors is 27,934. K. Bodet, candi date is favour of the government, polled 13,804 votes; K Laroche, likewise a ministerial candi date, polled 8,689 votes ; and IL Merck the oppo sition candidate, 6,823 votes. The two former candidates are both adherents of the government, although not officially supported. Neither of the candidates having obtained an absolute majo rity, a fresh election mutt take pion. The election of a deputy for the department of La Manche took plum yesterday. K. Prenne, the only candidate, polled 24,600 votes—a much larger number than was given for his predecessor. LATEST SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ABBEY HANDICAP. .. Itaunds .. .. Skirmish .. .. .. Harebell .. .. 6 ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Brenda .. .. .. Alberta .. .. Jane Eyre .. • • .. 6 ran. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. - • • Vestatinitar -- ---.. - - - . . 1 . . Ironraasber .. .. .. 2 BelPheffor • • .. 8 ran. RACING PLATE,. Rounds .. .. • • • • Miss Damn .. .. .. 2 Paris .. • • .. 6 ran. CARNIVAL NURSERY. Cocoanut .. .. .. 1 .. Fluids .. .. Lapolya .. ' • .. .. S 12 ran. WYNNSTAY WELTER CUP. Throe-quarters of a mile. 4.0. Si'emu, Vauban, Actsea,itirite Chief, Wolsey, Belfast, Contempt, La Belle Jeanne, Rampart, and Sister to Vedette are bare. THE MURDER OF THE REV. MR. BAKER AT PUL VILLAGES SHELLED BY BOATS OF H.M.S. CHALLENGER, The schooner Gem, which arrived at Sydney on the 2nd September, conveyed the intelligence that H.M.S. Challenger had proceeded to the island of Hewn (Fijian group), and armed boats were deepatohed up the river for the purpose of punishing the hostile tribes that had been implicated in the murder of the Rev. Kr. Baker and others connected with the mission. The launch and first and second cutters were armed, and placed under the com mand of Capt. Browning, with orders from Commodore Lambert to shell the villages-this was done, and it is supposed that several of the natives were killed, the casualties on the side of the British being one marine wounded, and also Mr. Creche," a settler. The Chal lenger left Bewa for the New Hebrides, orders being given by the Commodore that her Majesty's ship Charybdis, on arrival from Sydney, should cruise about the group. It la presumed the resident British Consul will direct her movements. APPEALS TO THE MIDDLEHOZX J1L4G18T.R.4278.-(THI8 DAY.) The court sat this mo ' to hear appeals and petitions at the Guildhall, Braid , Westraineter, Sir William Bodkin, Knight, Assistant Ju vending. Then were 23 appeals entered, the chief which were an by Mr. John Rouen., the proprietor of the theatre, Shoreditch, against three rates made by the parish of St. Leonard on than psenime, and another by fhe London and North Waiters wad Great Wedern Railway Companies the anniment by the over seen of the pariah of th,mmerimith ea the West London Extension Railway. When the case of the Standard Theatre was called on it appeared that the notices of appeal were in =ay re spects defective ; and this being stated, a consultation took place between the learned counsel engaged on both sides, and the result of it was, that an egresmeat was came to to put all the three rates at 8001. each, net value. Each side to be at liberty to deal with the remg of the property in future, notwithstanding this arrangement. SERIOUS EXPLOSION AT THE ROCHDALE OAS WOEZI. On Saturday morning, John Rayner, a work manployed of Mere. Newton and Barrack, of Oldham, was em at the Rochdale Gas Works, connecting a new =twin • part of the works recently built. A named Hersaw, in the prewar of John Mille,== John Rayner that there was • "back pressure" on the meter, and the hole wee plugged up with a wooden plug. Rayner, either foegetting or neg g the caution, pulledout the plug at the back of the Mil; and the gas then pored without obstruction from the gee holder into the purifier, and thus into the buildr& wire • number of workmen, employis of Mr. Charles Bigmorit, of Stockton, were engaged in painting the purifier. The gas ignited, and • terrible explosion took place. The inside of the building was one volume of flame, and the workmen with diSculty managed to get out alive. Boma of them were frightfully burnt. A young lad mimed. John Craw 'haw, only readied the door when he fell down and fainted, the poor fellow having been severely burnt. lir. Bell, the manager of the gas works, on learning what had happened, ordered all the retort lids to be pulled back, and the inlet valve shut. The Are engines were immediately brought to the scene, but as the building and roof were both tire-proof, the gamin gradually died out, Fortu nately, the works and the building sustained but little damage. It is expected that the injured persons will all recover. THE ACCIDENT ON THE EOUTH WALES ItetILWAT. On Saturday the coroner's investigation into the circumstances attending the dreadful collision at Newnham, by which David Thomas, aged about 30, Evan Morgan, aged 38, and Probed. the guard, were killed, and several other persona injured, was opened before the county coroner. The coroner took formal evidence as to the identification of the bodies, and then adjourned the inquiry for the purpose of obtaining evidence as to the cause of the WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Morosr. Nov. th II Ls. Noes Ilaterday the distribution al hes &a l; the Messer bee bees emeliemble in am& et them whew sudiess me sem latibmt, etas isk Ames 111.10 has lam a imam elms yostmlay. The dilhemse ia sesame teMessa Naha eat Tomes& mare Mem wee ea lash. Tempastees New ea the ad meat this * reV4 r elseilisee Ms him lAsht seihmly Madessevellei ea the hie mestsaut me ether We the Medi wee meth to serth le mama* hem aseliposit to met SIM $ rot alleat i =etstiems Salmi the hst Mew the meth* le Ibis la Um meth, mmerally meth* comae, with Milt ia gams. INSTITUTE OF MIMEO ENGINEERB.—Mr. George Elliot delivered hie inaugural address as president of this institute at Newcastle-upon-Tyne on Saturday lest. BRIBERY AT ELECTIONL—The London com mittee of the National Reform Union hare announced that they will pay a reward of 1001. to any wean giving such information as will lead to the conviction ot puiles guilty of intimidation , bribing, or attempting to bribe voters at either county or borough elections. TM union also announces that it is prepared to prosecute in any cave, without raferenos to the politics of the party Whin lag the law. .—Oksrpar. B. Baal mid 00., sad Hr. Wooldridge, as smaibese are published of 644 bonds, amounting to 110,0001., of the Hamden Four-sad a-Half per Cant. Loan of 1849, which were drawn lad month, and are to be paid off by Hewer% Bering B d of •Febranr r y next.others and Co., from the Ist January till the en With reference to the stoppage of Mr. F. W. Hancock, of Lloyd's, referred to on Saturday. we hems received the following letter: re INS IMITOS 01 MN MEM Sir,— he the nodes a your !Apar of this day rearefiiiiff PIO of Iferan. F. W. Hancock and CO, we lbei by year stating. is ye:Z=l Artkie of Waft aeld.that we are ia_ao way with the Nairn. Oar Zr. O. W. Hassock beim es isearasee broker and eowaeshal with Lloyd's, we fear that some of oar Maids any be added by the shwilarity in the name.—We are, to., Leedom, Nov. T. Bascom Iffussatosza, and Oe. Mears. Whitehead. and Colas, of the Stook - °lmage, have just bird another of their useful tables giving an analysis of railway revenue for the six months ending the 30th June lest. The columns are so divided as to show in what mea ner and to what extent the net revenue of amok company, for the last six months, was applied. The division into debenture, guaranteed (rent cherges), preference and ordinary stook payments, shows the respective amounts paid under amok bead. One of the °hied points brought out by this analysis is the greet security afforded by railway RAILWAY MINING. AND OTHER SHANN&--(THIE DAY.) Peeing prises to 1 p.m.l COLONIAL GOVERNMENT szomanss. Canada, & per sent., Jen. and July, 9111. New Zealand, & per ant., Jan. and Jl, 9%. Do., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 97 . Do., 6 per cent., March and Septl 1, 1091. Nova Scotia, 6 per mot, Jan. and Jul J 1886, 10.5. Victoria, 6 per cant., lan. and July, 1891, 113. Do., Apt-Sand Oct., 1091, 101, 94. ORDINARY MAR= AND Broom Bristol and Exeter, 77. aonian, 731, ad. G Eastern, Of, 1, 1. Great Northern, 1061. Great Western—fhigiaal, 491, 1. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 601, 1. London, Chatham, and Dover, 17. London and North Western, 1111, 1, 1. London and South Western, 871. Metropolitan, 1061, 6. Do., new redeemable, 18, 1. Midbuid, 1111, t. 7 71. North Eastmn Fork), 881. South Eastern, 1. Do. Preferred ( deterred receives no dividend until 6 per cent. has been paid to preferred), 1081, 8. Do., Deferred, 481, 1. PREFERENCE SHARES. _ Midland Consolidated, q per oent. irredeemable, 9C4,1. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Northern, permanent 6 cent., 102, j. Metropolitan, 6 per cent., 102 k. BBXTISH POSSESSIONS. Born. Bar., and Cent. India, gus. 6 per et., 1051, t. Eastlndian, guar. 6 per cent., 109 f, I, 9. Grand Trunk of Canada, 4th preference stock, In. Great Indian resin., gas. 6 per cent., 1091, 9. Great Western of Canada, 131, t rd. Do., 6} per cent. bonds, payable 1377-78, 93. Madzse,Cs per cent., 108. Do., pee oent., 1011. Made, • gas. b per cent., 104, 3f. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES. Boat., Bar., and Coat. India, 1870-1, 1061. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Antwerp and Rotterdam, los, Eastern of France, 221 Great Luxembourg, 9 , f, j. Northers of Fiance, • Recife and San Francisco (Lon.), gua. 7 p ct., llf, xd. San Paulo (Limited), guar. 7 per cent., 181, f, ad. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Moscow-Jaroslaw, gua. by Russian Govt., 82, f, 2. Oral Vitebsk, gus. by Ramis& Goveressatt, 6 per osaL, Ilf, 80t, It. Smth Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 3 per cent., eq. Southern of Frame, 3 per cent., 61. BRITISH MINES. Chiveztos, 31. Great LaKey (Limited), 20t. COLONIAL AND 10111 SIGN MINIM Chantal.' Gold and Silver Mining (Lila.), 21. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 3 3-16, pm. Port Phillip, 1 15-16, id. Boma Grande (Limited), 9-16 pm. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Alliance (Limited), 12. Anglo-E an, 62.gypti Ban Mac (Limited), 19f, 20. ustrali an Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 20f, ad. Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and Chink, 811. ColooW 40g. Imperial Ottoman, I. London and Brazilian (Limited), 16. London and County 48g. London and Wedaninster, 621, 3. Do., St u iasued at IW. prem., none of which Ma been paid, ,1. Merchant 'tad), 181. Union of Australia, 47f, 81. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 32. Commercial Onion (Assurance), 6 6-16. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 21. Egypii?a 9 per cent. Viceroy, gem by Egypt's& 'sma shed, Commercial and Trading (Limited), 1 9-16, 141 fl a n= Bay, 144, Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 6 per cent. bonds re deem. 1870, eq. London Provincial Wave* (Limited), 3. London General Omnibus cpany (Limited), 2, 1-16. ralleiik New Zeslasid, mid Australian B,oyel Mail (Limited), 24. Rio de Janeiro Gae (Limited), 231, 4. Thames and Mersey Marine Immranoe (Lim.), 4i. Van Diemen's Land, 7. Viceroy et Nine (Mortgage) Loan, 76, I. MINE&-(THI8 DAY.) ONH O'CLOCK. The mining market is moderately active to day, with a demand for Marke Tally, New Lovell, (heat Limey, and East Caradon shares. Subjoined are the quotations:— West Chiverton, 61 to 62 ; East Caradon, 41 to 5 ; Marke Valley, 81 to 91; Great Tor, 13 to 131 ; New Lovell, 18s. to 20s. • South Great Work, 6a. to Bs. • Chiverton, 3i to 41; Bast Trumpet Consols, 2 to 24; VV heal Seton, 50 to 53; West Seton, 190 to 200; Mary Ann, 19 to 21 ; Itedmoor, 3s. to 3s. ; West Prances, 34 to 36 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 4; and Prince of Wales. 395. to 41s. . . Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive at the following prices :-Bt. John Del Rey, 17 to 18; Don Pedro, 31 to 1 ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Pestarcna, 11 to 11 die.; Chontales. 21 to ; Roses Grande, t to 1 prem.; United Mexican, 11 to 21 ; Prontina and Bolivia, to ; Port Phillip, 11 to 2 Central American, t dis. to par ; and Taquaril Gold, par to 1 prem. Dis-trirtn. PoAmmo AMAY.—Os Paturvlar hot.:the Derby County Polirwoofert, air weil-beilt went Woe& up in enetaly, tillarrd with being coaernied_Zi± Wien Rot yet is enetody) in a met deo- Whey. Dreea sad two eel** oa C a t orag • the list October JOlM_Tipliag, head geweiniew to ESE John Harper Crewe, Dart., of Wks Abbey, Daiwa's*, was out oa " renade," Priory, welshing, whoa he monied = s of rowebeing bola a doom ea elms WI lead is the a_. Mee - 11r. rlia with bandies ot formidable viespene, sad hap n, Wage. boulder Asses awl heiskinils is obtaining aelietawee tie lead keeper returned to the epee sad at ewes =Weed the leM. Me= hail he i%a u yant bedew SOO II Um a bears sad, Wier Idled hint t u r as * liross• ocemerseed bin ia endear parbi iat the bell, ia spite cd repseiri test many, until bo beware asese. • 416igemile Wray yawed. &Mb et the poaches* were eaatuend,, what Where rescue then, beige Mabee sad stews bins It= weapons well Ali wore or lea received 101111111 ads ea their heads, body, sad two • farther cry tw awielasee WSW raised by the sad at bog& Sat lila made their Neaps. of ibe kV' = won lett la a waiwiewasioes state a times Sweral of the posehen, of wens were Wm bete =deity et the time. The head beeper wee takes Mow sad wee reedkally eAleadel. Be ereaMiii4 wanted. bet he is bet weeweig Meld trobsent The bench &sided be al the ONE'S Isc ttkd tha warm 0 I