The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. s op in Beneo—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and Justices Mellor, She., end Lush.) Low Oulu - BARON. ptke atooi of the court this morning, Sir 'litany l a s Do wirappointed Lord Chief Boron of the Court rsequer, took the oath of supremacy and allegianoe appoialmeart, and subscribed to the roll of the mark 0 WOODFORD e. IV WHIT. . . was an action of trespass, fa/se imprisonment, and _,„,jj c i t as prosecution relative to a sack of oats that was ...lift ' s) the defendant's Art. The ease was that tried 'Li g Mr. Justice Mellor, when the jury was discharged, - boalf able to agree to a verdict, and secondly before it. lona off Shoe, in the Bail urt, when re s verdict for the plainti ff , Co damages 101. the jury ne Bon. Mr. Theeiger moved for a rule nisi on lows fo rted to show muse why the verdict should not be set w as red a aonsuit entered, or why the verdict should not k js the defendant on the grounds of misdirection in the „..1 trap not having told the jury that the defendant and probable cause for giving the plaintiff ; g oody ; and also that the verdict was against the eniog's• g a b granted. oiLim AND MIL 0. TIDE LONDON GINMELL OMNIBUS COMPANY. . NI was ca action for negligence tried at Warbninster It o Justice Lush,whan t jury returned • verdict for tiff-dammisages, 2501. In Deoemberlast the plaintiffs c i s sad a female friend alighted from an omnibus in the rere-rescl. The conductor having been told to stop them down at Mitford-place, bad the omnibus bas up on that side of the road. The defendant's omni boss coming along at the time, and thinking there was m attempted to per on the near side of the other Omni * sad in doing so knocked the plaintiff's wife clown, and Mis said the two wheels went over her arm, severely b a sting and injuring it, but not breaking it. gr. Giffard, Q.C., moved for • rule nisi, calling upon *plaintiff to show cause why the verdict should not t, at aside and a new trial had on the ground that the Mat was against the weight of evidence. Bila granted. wal other motions of new trials were made relative t i assignments, commissions, do. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, gee in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron, and Barons Martin, Channel', and Pigott.) WARBURTON V. GEtRAT WILBTZRN RATLWAT COMPANY. 5. plaintiff was a porter in the service of the London Korth Western Railway Company at the Victoria s u mo, Manchester, and he brought the action for bodily boils sustained in consequence of the negligence of g, engine-driver employed by the defendants. The trol time on before Mr. Baron Martin, at Manchester eke the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff damaged; 154 dr. Brett, Q.C., now moved for a new trial on the w ad of misdirection by the learned judge. The Victoria tom belonged to the London and North Western grapey, but the defendants were allowed to use it, and Mile their trains were there they were worked under the psim rules of the former company. It appeared that irlde the plaintiff was carrying some water for thepurwse 011hing a carriage, a Great Western engine, driven by a omit of the defendants, came along and crushed him ,post the buffer of another carnage. The question now al whether the plaintiff and driver were fellow snots, in one common employment, in the sense of the stborities in cases of this description. Mr. Baron Martin—l held that the rule as to fellow errata did not apply in this instance. Yr. Brett contended that the learned judge ought to We directed a verdict for the defendant, or left the potion as to whether the men were fellow servants to 6e jury, instead of telling them that they did not stand • that relation. The real test was, not whether they were one common employment, or whether they were pal by one waster, but whether they were sorting under the superintendence and control of of authority. In this case the servants of the defen •ata when in the station were under the control of the min manager in the service of the London and North l'atem Company. The Lord Chief Baron, after some consultation with his 'rimed brethren, said the court would consider the point 'stare granting or refusing a rule. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. W. H. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.) • REPF.NTANT OFFENDZIL Mast Robertson, 19, collector, was indicted for embes tiag the sum of 21., received by him for and on account of herd Charles Cornish, his master. There was a second Hictment gainat him for stealing the sum of fol. 70., the busies of Edward Charles Cornish, his master. The prosecutor is a bookseller, carrying on business at Ns 297, High liolboro, and the prisoner was a collector h his service, and on the 13th of October he received ha his master the sum of 81. to pay an account that was he for some books, but instead of paying the whole bill, I only paid 21. 134., and absconded with the rest. Previous a this on the 21 of October the prisoner went to a perm named Lewis John Murray, of No. 4, Sta moan' Hall-court, and said he wanted 21. to finish is collection. Knowing him to be • collector in the employ of Mr. Cornish, he gave him the 21., but he afterwards ascertained that the sum had not been paid omby the prisoner to his master, but he had absconded rith that and other moneys. Ellis Crisp, superintendent of police at Stafford, said on tie Nth of October the prisoner entered his office, and Maths, he had committed a crime in London, and he tined to give himself up. He cautioned him that what he said would be taken down in writing, and *tin used against him in evidence. He then said that gat three weeks ago he was in the employ of Messrs. famish and Sons, of No. 297, High Holborn, as collec ta. that he was entrusted with 71. 10s. to psy for some kaki, but bad absconded and spent the money, and he rated to eve himself up. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. Tie Assistant Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned coed kept to hard labour for six months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. DALITG EMMA' AY ROBBERY IN LEATHIR-LANR. rivo4as Jenkins was brought up on remand charged with titling a gold watch and chain. - limes IfiiimiellriepoTed--E; watch and chain produced I I ace my property. Host them on Sunday evening, 28th ' eetober. I was passing along Leather-lane when the pri- I sun sad three other men came up, and the prisoner lulled against me. The prisoner snatched my watch from of locket, and the guard from my waistcoat button-hole, 44 ran away with them. I turned to run after his, but could not catch him. The others ran nay with him. Afterwards I saw a report in the Nile that a man had been taken in custody by Sergeant Achill Ind policenian Dowdell, on suspicion of stealing a !nub and chain, so I called at the station-house, and gave tsformation. lam quits sure the prisoner is the man. lit will be remembered that the officers found the pri town in a public-house, exhibiting the watch and chitin 1 0 mother man. The chain had at that time been iltuched from the watch, and a silver one substituted.) The Prisoner cross-examined the prosecutor on the ques bm of identity, and particularly as to whether he was sober enough to remember the features of the thief ? The prosecutor admitted that he was not quite sober, _ , 4 'Thil been drinking with some women, who, he believed, , ""hvgged him ; hut added " I was not so drunk but Hut I knew you again." Tile prisoner said the prosecutor was mistaken. He knew le ttug shout the robbery. He bought the watch of mother man. Hs was committed for trial. CLERKENWELL. GROsS STREET onrminE. .IVilliest Sparn,,, Camixr, aged 16, a bookbinder, of 3, !lsott'scottages, Nelsomplaee, St. Luke's, was charged nh committing a gross outrage on Miss Mary Ann ' 4,1 e11, of 31., Northampton-square, ClerkenwelL Hr Wakeling defended. The complainant was quietly walking along the street Aim the defendant went behind her, and without saying 'word put his arms round her and assaulted her in a very miasma manner. The complainant, who was near her Nadeate, ran in and told her landlord of what had m ound, and he gave chase to the defendant, who, when he ni accused of the charge, denied it, and was given into m itc( l l. The defendant's friends were stated to be re- Reelable and the defendant's character was good. „Ht. D'Hyncourt ordered the defendant to pay a fine of • Ills, or in default of payment one month's hard labour the House of Correction. - - The late fire at Quebec is said to have originated a drinking saloon, where some men, quarrelling over • :odtable, upset a lamp, and the oil, running over the At, set fire to the house, the flames spreading with great ' 4 „„,." 11 7 among the woo d en h ouses i n t h e ne i g hb our h oo d. he great extent o f sur f ace b urn t over i s attributed to 4, e neglect of the authorities in not providing an adequate 4 Pell of water, or in any way attempting to relieve their I Pmed condition. The insurance companies long since kv the danger, and the foreign ones have been steadily Hoeing the number of their risks and increasing the rates 4 Inemium, until risks which were taken at ss. in MI:41- !', l were charged 12s. exl. in Quebec. The city autho 3,es have already been condemned for their neglect at • tkblic meeting of the citizens. The condition of the suf b'ft—ove., ._ r 20,000 people having been made homeless—is "Al in the extreme, and, owing to the stagnatina et sass and the near approach of winter, many of them Ai, despair. .--.._,. Itatioi t t o xt use hi. Peened re. interne es delivered t ti t .t t h e attic. a t ea the ex . Nov. & It Rous, in thie gait position 44 Ls to that al England—thsk pinny, ponenni Y. waa totally in England, the fond in. hinge eo wholly ited, when they the bishopric d council of the should not cot. to be tarried to f filed the bell in to contract into ghout the arra. re the long vow. tters tending to .s, the question een raised by the wee rested sr een the parties, Lmstances shot* or the defendant' if the salary. zjames Steplaa, . Charles sp. 11 Palmer, Q.C., r. Pemberton ap ~ entered into sa to referred to is pon the 'Was et to be that the nts and purpose noment ; that he ea, or cancellation ; that the alleged dents, the true. reed salary were ontributors muse —as rightly Lid op of Cape Town. 'rivy Council—Yea real status of the catholic church of is a branch, with those powers . to ality of the (lea e privy terms of the de. l LADY. .Y.) roner for central 9, Orford-tensca 'harlotte Seberal4 ning byes :e. was connected w 10 Wei 5 0 Ye" r d iOlllO to her des*, t, and Dr. Harper ET. They had red/ t a month, and he sited her. He had lestroy herself, Vat lead." He did Ddi fitly fallen frees tbr w herself out. Mt had committed etd., in the family. The :ceased entered O. 'ell to having found igs in front oi iM e time. linary circumstaws• eased had found Me was similar to 0 0 ,c ago, where • Sol* ganging near!, t Lted diatrict. )loy of Mr. Schwab e, i neer state for I he servants and he generally an M o li ne , but A. d: camining the hod .c 1 rec t u m of the al" he knee. and • et resulted frees !en instantaneeet.u. hl co mmitted 101' at the Acil deinl ...o Ci e, dated on Wad eon . The kale gorilla.erhoe::::, o z. It ilk" to t . a l 7o it s milk SI" _At e ' ;it ePPear, r:e Ives of their I_7l', hot it l e 10E40° 45. s Caw, Vlcri lliF 3 • eve d at thin of which 281". THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (1! ILLECTEIC LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STARER. Bocleston Muss Donnas f. :::) 8 ran. GRAND HURDLE HANDICAP. Shakespeare ... Sarney ... 4 rut.- SELLING HURDLE STAKES. One mile and a half. Jacob (sold for 401.) and Tom Thumb (sold for 201.) are here. FLYING HANDICAP. Half a mile. Queen of Trumps, Ceorops, Liddington, Treasure Trove, Beene, &am, Castanet, The Count, Kingsley, Centaur, Bel grave, Gundrede, and Skylark are here. STANFORD WELTER TANKARD. One mile. Troublesome, Nothing More, Panacea, Caustic, Lively, Lady Sophie, Bob Chambers, Sandford, Merry Harp, Jetty Treffs g, and Stabber. All are here. KNOWSLEY NURSERY STASES. T.Y.C. SI Land Tax, Lady Pam, Bracken, Musa, Jolla, Lady li ke, r, Blanche of Middlebie f, Verity, Admiral, Catherine Hayes 11 f, Topsail o, and Blondelle f are here. S a HUNTERS' STAKES. Two miles. S Lucifer, Woodbury Hill, }Underpaid, His Lordship, and 8 , Misoot f are here. S CALAMITOUS FIRES AND LOSS OF THREE LIVES. During last night and this (Tuesday) morning a seven fires occurred in different part of the metropolis fn. which were attended with great loss of property, and un. gt. fortunately one with the loss of three lives. One fire se . happened In the corner premises of Mr. Lazarus, a t• clothier, earaying on business at No. 44, Hemp stead-road. The discovery was made by a gentle- St man who, in passing the building, noticed smoke in i t dense bodies pouring out of the front shop. He at once 10 raised an alarm, and by some means a boy and an infant 1 1 .: were extricated from the back of the building. The by- j 'tandem were then informed that the proprietor and his 2 wife were out, and that three children were still in one of the upper rooms. Conductors Hutchings, Rummens, and It Arnold having arrived with all possible expedition, et the two first-named entered the third Boor, in but the smoke was so hot and dense that the lamps of each became extinguished, and had it not been es for the assistance rendered by one of the neighbours, St Conductor Hutchings would doubtless have perished. In g going up his escape he reeled to and fro, being nearly suf. 11 fixated, and he had to be led down his machine. Being t assured that the three children were still in the building, tat the conductor, with his comrade Rummens, again entered 1 1 at another window, but they found the same difficulty gi in searching the room, as the smoke again put & out their lamps, and they were at length obliged to give tq up the attempt as hopeless. The fire could not be extin- s guished until the front shop was burned out, the front t room first floor severely damaged by fire, and the rest of the house injured by heat and smoke. As soon as the ruins were sufficiently cool to be entered, Conductor Hutchings entered the place and found Emanuel, Marian, and Sophia Lazarus, aged respectively 10, 9, and 8 years. They were at once taken to the hos pital, where it was found that on the road to it they had all expired. The fire was caused by an escape of gas. Mr. Lemma was insured in the Phenix and Royal Fire office. An extraordinary explosion of fireworks took place last night in Central-street, at the corner of Gee-street, St. Luke's. It appears that a " Cheap Jack" was selling by mock auction a cart load of fireworks. In order to give due effect to his harangue, he fired a squib, and threw it into the air, when the sparks fell upon his combus tibles, and the whole exploded, blowing out the sides of the cart, and scorching " Cheap Jack." The horse was got out of the shafts, but nearly everything else was destroyed. PROVINCIAL SHARE HAREM. - LITIRPOOL, Nov. s.—Sales to-day : Great Eastern, 26 Great Western, 53 21—London and North Western, 1174 1-- Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 4644 4 4 91 81—North British, 351 61 6—South F.astern, 641 / I—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 146 4 1-16 IYle, 511 1-I'nited States 5-20 Bonds, 661 —North Western Bank (Limited., par—Thames and Mersey Marine ,Limited(, 31 p.—Anglo American Telegraph, 141 1 }— Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 41 1. Msgffiligrtga, Nov. 5.—A moderate busiress was done, at generally lower prices. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited', 141 --Atlantic Telegraph Preference 8 per cent., an 24 103— notcanw, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited`, 11.16 (I.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4—Erlea, 511 I—Great Eastern, 26—Great Luxem bourg, 12 11.16 I—Great Northern A, 1261—Grand Trunk of Canada, 181—Great Western, 52/ 3 2/ 3—London and North Western, 117 i I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 494 9 84 I 414—Dittotallererence, p.—Metropolitan, 1214 Meskan, le 4 I—North British, 351 1 R i 1 4 18—South Eastern, 65 9 411—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance ;Limited:, 3/ 15-16 p.--Tnrkish Five per Cent., 314. 9 Ilial4o6llSll, Nov. s.—Business done: London and North Western Railway, at 1171: Birmingham Town and District Bank, at 101 and Staffordshire Juiut-Stock Bank (Limited , at 31 prem. Closing prices: South Stafford Railway, 821, sellers Great Western. Itimiingluun Guaranteed, 31 per cent., 704 to 701: Birmingham and Midland Bank, 141 to 144: Dudley and West Bromwich Bank. 101 to 11 :'Lloyd's Bank 'Limited , . 74 to 71 prem.: Shropshire Bank, 5, settlers Midland Wagon, 95, sellers: Munts's Metal (Limited;, 11 to 11 dia. Rossini met with a alight accident a few days back by falling on his staircase. No serious consequences, however, ensued, and he is now entirely recovered ; he has also been able to resume the work on which he is now engaged for adapting for the orchestra the mass which he executed about two: years back at the residence of M. Fillet-Will. .. --- The following strange story is going the round of the Paris journals :—" M. de It---, having acquired • fortune in business, retired to a handsome property he possessed near Fontainebleau. Soon after, his daughter Julie, 21 years of age, was asked in marriage by • gen tleman of the neighbourhood, and in spite of her opposi tion and avowed repugnance, the wedding took place. In the evening the bride was missed and the result of the researches made was only so find that the groom's man, who had been • friend of the young lady's from infancy, had likewise dis appearea. The father, like every one else, believed in an elopement, and all the usual means were employed to trace the fugitives, but unsuccessfully. This occurred five years ago, and M. de R— having lately purchased some ad joining property on which was • quarry long out of use, set some men to work, who found at the bottom of an old excavation two skeletons, which from the remains of the clothes and the jewels were recognised as the missing bride and her lover." _ _ TUE EASTERN FISHERIES.—The catches made of herrings by the Great Yarmouth boats have been consider able during the past fortnight, although somewhat rougher weather has interfered with the deliveries during the last few days. Prices have ranged from 81. 10s. to 211. per last (13,200 fish). In the course of last week about 1,400 lasts were landed at Lowestoft, and the season may be pronounced a prosperous one upon the whole. lintwe's Lasr ILLNESS.—Fortuns'e l i for him the allowance which he had received throughout life from his generous uncle was doubled by his heirs, so as to place him in easy circumstances. For nearly eight years ho lay in this state, and it was no wonder the process of dying seemed rather tedious both to him and his hiends. Gradually his gay French companions dropped off. Theophile Gautluer, who had been fond of him enough in the days of his health, visited him only when com missioned by Michel Levy to write a preface to the new edition of the " Reisebilder." Once a lisitor was and nounoed ; it was Berlioz. " What !" exclaimed the dying poet, " some one visits me !" and on re cognising Berlioz, he added, " You were always ori ginal." After three years of illness his body was like a skeleton, covered with a transparent akin. Nothing but the short beard betrayed that he was a full-grown man and not a baby. Still he continued literary composition, and on most mornings dictated to his amanuensis, or had him read to him. Ile not only kept up his knowledge of cur rent literature, but studied the whole physiology and pa. thology of the disease. " Some day," he said to his phy sician, " I shall be able to give lectures in heaven on the insufficiency of terrestrial remedies in the cure of spinal diseases." Violent Its of coughing and retch'ng aggra vated his nervous sufferings. After one of these fits, he asked his physician whether these fits did not greatly acce lerate his death. " Not at all," was the reply. " !Pray," said he, " don't tell that to my wife ; she has trouble enough without that." Another day, on being asked, " Pouves-vons siftler?" he replied. " Helm ! non, pea memo les piOces de M. Scribe." On the day before his death he sat up and tried to write out a new will, but did not get beyond the first few paragraphs. Frequent fits of retching exhausted his bodily strength, without subduing his old gaiety. Re even expressed hopes of getting over this attack. On the morning of the 16th of February, at last, he was relieved from his suffering& Dumas and Theoldule Gauthier were the only illustrious friends that followed him to the pave. He lies belied in the cimetiere Montmartre ; a simple marble slab, with the name of " Henri Heine," marks his last resting. place.—Preser's Magazine for November. vs DAY.) SHARE L, 011 O'CLOCK. fox The railway market is quiet, but rather firm to-day. Prices, however, present few variations, - the only movement in the chief stocks being a rise e.ei of I per cent. in London and North Western and Midland. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 121} to t • Great Western, 52# to 53# ; London and North Western, 117} to 118 ; Midland, 124# to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124# to # ; South , Eastern, 641 to 65; Great Northern, 1 1 5} to ; ditto A, 126} to 127 ; London, Cha th am, and Dover, 18# to 19i ; Great Eastern, 25# to 26 ; North British, 35 to # ; and Caledonian,l2l# to 1221. Very little business has occurred in foreign and colonial railway shares, and prices generally are 8. unchanged. ONDYNARY SHAN= AND MOCK& 85. Pd. I LEANLY'S I Cl°lll4'4 I Balas to-day )eirte I to 1 p.m. LI -- • 11_11405d sjod Rieke ....I lCunhalan Oork and Bunton lOornwall IDabUn sad Beitast.laae Dundes,PerthotAbalJn I LA Leedom Scrip Cori D° °Lwow iusda. Warternl Great iretare Ord. B 6 88 in 128 40 65 1B IS 6 6 66 SI 70 TO I - 67,7 ElVatii. 54 a IGrettN th e reland Greet N Do.• J Am.. no dlr. un- Do.B a. Is paidß Do. New Ise a' 25 pm. ID°. Ord. Det. Div Stool! Great Waders Do.StourVaLGas..B4k Do. South Wales Do. W. MlL—Oxford _ Do. ._Newport 11.1;6kt - 1 : 4,7 . a fl Lon..BriOtn, & S. Coast London.Chaiham,&Dov Do. (*Eaten. A 6 p. C. London &North Wean London&SouthWtotern Mast Shet, & Lint:Wash Metropolitan Do. New Metropolitan District Do. do. do. , Do. & St. John's-wood Midland _ Do. AB Shares Do. Blrm. t Derby Yid Kent North British . _ _ es 115 119 55 1 16 i 6 6 no 100 100 no 100 no . Do. Min ,Perth,Dund N. Eastern—Berwick Do. G. N. IL Pure— Do. York Do. CsrUsle Do. Stock.&Darling Do. do., 186041 North London Do. do., 1864-5 Do. do., UM North Staffordshire IN. & B. Western Jun& Scottialt Central 'Shropshire union ,South Devon South Essisrn Stvinee,Woldngham,dic Tel Vele 90 99 62 64 83 88 is 86 1241 1241 88 90 18} 19 10 90 117} 118 82 84 48} 49 121} 121 10 le 2 pp lot $4 86 12 :1 12 8 pa) 93 95 Do. C S 6 ST 15 YO 104 106 116} 16} 112 65 69 99 101 86 e 9 10 9io 118 112 1 !Pm —9 Ol 72 18 114 118 160 166 4$ 46 as! 662 9 140 140 $ 2299 12t1 I 1171 18 171 821 81 - le II :24} i - * li - pm Iw W & amoto° a Whitehall ) COLONIAL 001 Defttsheon.Op.a.,ll3 9672 Do. 12 Coa.Gov.6 p. Do. Oporcklorb.4lLog. Do. I porot.Mar. Do. toporotiao.a Do. pm et. los. Oor Hopsepor.lB7lll dolooo-1900 Do. do. 1880-90 Da. do. 189091 186, D0.6p.c.Ap.1005.1900 100,000 Oeliom„Nov.l96 8, dp.ol 860, Do. 1878. do.. 000,000 Do. 1878 d 0... 100,000 Maarttlas 6 per 06,1873 ISO, Do. 1878 SOO, Do. 1888 ' 800, Do. 1886 166,600 Nita. Oov. 6 per cent.. 166,000 New Bruns.Gov.lperot. 136,000 New South Waft Dow.. 6 p. t0nt.,1871 to 1876 ,671,800 Do. 6p. C. 1888 to 1803 860,000 D0.5p.c.r,1987 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip . • 160;000 Ni - . - few Zealand epee cent. Do. sper cent. AO Do. 6 per cent. 1801 ~000 Nova Scala 6p. a,IE6 kg:* Queenaland Go'. 6p. et. &Auat.Gov. 6 p. c.,67-77 ',GOO Do. 18711 and wird& 3,000 Vle.Gov.6p. e. Jou July %GOD Do. Op. at Apell&Oc FOREIGN Alamillea Limited) . • 3 lAnglo-Etraz.Gold(Lia ) Australian ,lirasilLas3l.Co. (Lim ) (Cape Copper (Limited) Gyula Silver (Limited) 9 ,Cliontaleao.4l3.9lln.,L 'Cebre Copper 'Coplapo (limited) 'Don Pedro, N. Del Rey lEast Del Key (Limited) (Fortuna (Limited) Frontino&BollviaGold !General .Ilapunda (limited) Linares (Limited) t • • • Lueltanlan (Limited) Mariquita Panulcillo Copper (L) Pont,gibandSilverLead Port Phillip Santa Etarb.Goldll.l L ) Scottish Austral ; Lira.), St. John del Rey (Lim.: United Alaskan (11m.) Val Antigoria Gold VallanzascaGoldlim ) Vancouver Coal ; Lim.) Val &imam 'limited) Waahoe Gold ;Limited), Worthing (Limited) Yorke Peninsula (Lim.) Yudanamutana (Lim.) FOREIGN OBLIGATII do I Pd. I &tumors. I 4 ill 'O. Ltucembourgs p. cent. 20 all I Do . 100 all Havana and Matanzas 100 all !Lausanne and Fribourg 100 all Matanzas and Sabanilla 100 all I Do. Second bane.. 20 all North of France 3 p ct. 20 all ! Do ;late Cheri. 3f p. et. 109 all Ottoman (Smyrna. &c.) 40 all iParis,l,yons.ttlintSp.et. 20 all Do. New 3p.et. 100 all Recife &S. F. ;Pere.).. 4 'all Royal Swedish sp. ct.. 100 !all !Sun& La Grande 7 D. ct. 29 all ! S.Aua RLom-Vett.3p e. 100 call 1 8otith Kast.of Port.7p.e. 20 all !Southern of France 3p.e. 90 ,all 'South Italian, 3 per et, 20 6,11 191.1 N. W.of Fra. 3p. c. 13 13 87 90 97 100 1111 22 12t 70 SO 12 124 06 96 14 2 64 82 8! 9 12 12* 5 6 12 121 • 80,900 10 Anglo-AinericanTel.' L.; all 20,0001 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint 1 all 600,000 St. Atlantic Tel. 8 p.ct. (L) 100 20,0001 26 Australian Agncul Awl 25 Australian M.L&Fn.(Li 10,000 1 10 BaugparabTea Estates]. 47,0001 10 y Berlin Waterworks (1,.`1 ► 2.6,900 (00 Bolckow Vaughan (L II l', 1 0,000 6 Bombay Gas (Limited)' al 10,000; 6Do lird bane I a) ‘ 10,000 6 Do New 8,000 60 British American Land , 44 634,780 . St. ,B. &I. Mag. Tel. (L) 8,916 82' 'Canada Company lO, 60,000 10-ICanadian Loan & Inv(L ) I 26,000 20 'Ceylon Company 12,000 20 1 Ditto A *Wires 27,000 20 ;Chinaßt.Ship&LOoalL. 11 80,000 10 :City Discount, Limited. 20,000 25 ,CityofLondonft. Pro.(L ) 16,041 30 City of Milan Impro.(L). 4,969 BO I Do. 85,000 25 City of Moscow Gas (L ' l '• 20,430 50 ',City Offices(Lins. l it 80,000 60 Colonial (Limited) 60,000 60 'Commercial Union ina 1 40,000 10 Corn. of AtricanMer.(L) , )1 I 20,400 60 Consolidated Dia. IL) lf 17,500 20 'Continental Un.Gas (L 20,000' 00 'ContractCorporation(L), it 12,000: 25 Cop. M. Eng., Pref.7e p.c.' al 200,0011, 10 C. Your. of England J ) I 10,0001 50 I Do.of Mauritius (L).. ii 10029251. St. Crystal Palace 8100,8201 St.' Do. Preference £277,9001 St. 1 Do. tip. ct. Perp. Deb lOl 7,500: 20 Darjeeling (Limited) 10,0001100 DiscouutCorporationil ; 21 18,0001 10 Eastern Assam Tea ; I 20,000 60 .t..lndiaLantlM Fio(L 11 60,0001 20 41. India Irrfg. & Canal 11 80,000 , 50 Ebbw Vale 113,8151 20 • EgyptianCom.&Trd.(L., £879,976' S.. Electric Telegraph . 70,0001 S Eng.Jaus.Copper tLim 20,000 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 10,000'100 'Eng.& ScottishMarin.(L 25,000. 10 .FairbairnEugineering.. 30,0001 20 .Fore-et (Warehonse (L 10,000 60 Gellivara Linalted ... 1 260,000 . 20 Kl.Crodit.&Fin.otLon.(L, 20,0001 15 Oen. Steam Navigation 20,000, 50 Home &Colonial As.' L 6,030! 10 • FlongE ong & China as al 100,0001 20 Hudson's Bay 20,000. 50 Humber Iron Works (L 1 1 80,000 20 Ira.LandCo.Mareeilles L 11 100,0001 60 'lmp. Mer.Cdt. Ass. (L. II 60,000 . 2 ,Indian Carrying (Lim.) 40,000' 50 International Contract . I 160,0001 20 'lnternat. Finan.Soc.(L. 800,000 1 20 internat.LandCredlt,L 30,000 60 Italian Land 60,000 20 Italian Irrig. (Can. Cay t al 1,000000 'OO Do. 6p. c. Bds. r. 18701 a 20,000 50 Land 'Seoul ties(Li m. ) 1 4,000 25 :Lond. African Trading 20,000 26 Lon. & Caledon. M. ( L 60,000 10 Loa.CountyLand&iii,L 12,000 6 Land. DlstrictTeleg.(L al 40,000 60 Lond. Finan. Aso,. iL. , V 148,625 4 Loud. G. Omnibus C. (L.l al 5,000. 60 Lrind.&olasg.Eng.Co.( LI V 10,000 50 Loud.. Italian, &c. Sim.l 11 6,000 Su Lond.Mrr. lincount (L.l 11 64,500 20 Lund. Provincial Marine I 60,000 , 20 Madras irriga.&Cenal lt ' 20 Do 10,000. 25 Marine Investment (L 12,500 20 Mauritius Land, &c. (L I 12,000 10 :51edit. Exten. Tel. ) al 10,000 50 , Merchant shipping L_ { It 25,000 20 Millwall F. 141 &Dock(L'i E 40,000 • 60 'Mills ail ImnWorks. 22,500 10 Natal Land & Col.C. 120.000 25 National Die. Corn. L 40,000 25 Do.New,isa6p.24tobep,l 20,000 25 National Prov.Marine,L 20,000 00 National Steam 31 6,000 20 'NerbuddaCoal&lron(L 6,000 20 1 Do. New 20,000 25 N.ZealandL.&M.Ag.'L l 20,000 25 N.Zeabind T.& Loan ), 16,000 10 Northern Assam Tea (L. )1 25,000 10 Do. B £187,176 3t. ,N.BriaAustraisAan (L' - ,01 40,000 50 • N.Brit.&slercan.ln. , ,L 18,000 10 Nowgong Tea (Limited ) 40,000 25 Ocean Marine (pious:l 10,000 60 OrlentalFinancial'Llm., 1 80,000' 6 Oriental Oes Limited) al 80,000 • 6 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient Inland Steam(L) al 12,600 20 m an Ot C..srups.ny(L ) 10,000' 50 OttomanFinanmal L ) 10,000 6 Ottoman Ou (Limited, a 100,000 50 Overenii3Ourney,Co.. 25 82,600 10 Panama B. M. Steam(L • al 10,214 , 6 Do. do. £600,00 0 St. Peelltiv.Land&Min.(L ; 10,000 • 60 Peninsular& o.Steam rl 20,000, 60 Do. Jo. New 45 17,000 10 Quebrada L. R., Y (L" all 10,0001 60 Ithymney Iron 10,000' 16 , Do. New al 18,034' 26 'ltio.l.Citylmprov.(L) al 15,086 25 i Do. do 2l 110,000 20 .Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim) al 15,000 00 :Royal Mail Steam B4 £300,000 St. Scot. Amin. Invest. (L OC 4,8,0001 50 Smith, Knight,&Co.(L 30,000 30 :30c.FInan. &Egypte (L', it 10,000 50 S. African M. &In. (L).. 14,200 25 •SouthAustrallan land .. al £200,000 St. Submarine Telegraph .. 101 1 Do Scrip al 67,5.00 TelConstruc.itMalu(Li, Do. Do I 100,000 30 Thames& Mersey In.(L) 7,500 so Trinidad Petroleum (L 87,600 10 •Trust&Agencyoi c tzt 50,000 20 T. & L Co. of U. 100,000 50 Liu.Marine of Liver. 80,000 5 Milted K. Teleg. Co. 50,000 20 'Univers. Marine Ins. moon 10 . Cpper Assam Tea (Lira.) 85,0001 10 ; Do. 10,000 30 Van Diemen's Land (L) 1105000000 VlogroyotEgyist(Mor4L 71 20,000 110 Warrant Finance (Lim. )1 II 30,000( 60 Westlndia&PacifieSi(L F 91 94 90 II 90 92 78 78 76 77 108 106 101 148 101 198 196 106 87 90 102 104 106 187 104 108 106 108 106 106 106 137 106 106 96 99 92 94 91 U U 97 92 94 1 SPII 106 107 1021 ICei MONEY M. jd M'~mi i Pill Dar bra 2 II 4. 2- r ial. 2 • 1 Ws 20_ I i IM. i Um ' 8_ 8 i .ilab t - 11 1 :ii Par dis 11,011 Si %dill l i l o L is l I I 1 14 14 18 17 85 90 17 19 eiids 11)18 ( 91 4 /1 11 111 181 3 a °idle: 14 9:1 26 70 87 90 ' 76 80 14 , 1 10 IMs par 1 die par 13 t 1 I 1011 i r tt GI 3 2 dim 10 I dia die 7 6 lb 13 12 10 . 6 3 .6I la 1 pmi 4 ITT irel 10 1 4 2 di* Id' Fr). 41 1 i i .f -.{ 10 4 Si /0 1 07 110 /0 107 110 14 6 • 10 14 11 be 7 6 dl4 10 9 8 15 5 4dl 13 19 4itils DO 133 att t6 l 1 3 6 6 4011 6 1 01 d'• 6 21 11 la 26 27 6 31 3:1 all 8 10 all 162 16i 25 20 di dit l 8 7di 16 14 1 %di. d II 1 die 44 S dis 1 6 10 1 15 II 1 10 - 6 6 6 'il l aims' 7 6 dial 3 disl VI 1 5 14 ill 8 St 15 19 17 (11s . 174 , 20 18 dir. 10 11 9 db.' I 6 I tala 4pm 2t 14411 1111 17e 114 6f 6 4 M l il 2 l4 0:413 1e24m1 S I 19 7 dia 74. 14 104414 741 10 8 . 41. 6 4 disl 6 ! 0f 104 p m, 4 4 4ipm, 4' 24 11.114 10 15 13 4111 6 par 2pm 4 par 2pm 2 41 idla 4 I par tPm. 24 St tedls, 91 8 641a1 10 1 64 16 45 55 17 4 1 y r 8019 6 15 16 pm 11 ! 10 801:, 44 54 ells par , 2 I all • 1 2 141. 11 ND I 16 is as; ill 2 4 , 25 20 dl; 3: 76 8} 41 38 42 81 83 10 12 pa- ; 24 28 ' 7 8 19 21 8 6 dis, 21 22 104 107 120 126 21 18 611' 7 dll9 4 awl al a a 65 65 I 15 par fpm SiPal dim 1 if= 6 1 666 is I poi al 1 I I sl. tot. $4 Y} Ok 10 Fel 9 Ms le 4 as PREFERENCE SHARES. North Eastern, G. N. K 4 per cent. pref., 102. Do., Berwick Capital, i pm. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 81. Sambre and Meuse, 7. 115 117 125 127 BRITISH POS3ZBBION6 Atlantic & St. Lawrence Ban. Bar. &C. In. gey.o. Do. Y Bbarce I Buffalo 4 Lake Huron_ I Do. Preference Buff Brant rtOoderlch 6 per cent:lB72-34 .. Col &S. Eastern 5 p. c.g. iCapeT.&Dock6p. e.g. perpre Demersra uti l i p. c. f. 'East Be gu. 6 d 0... Bast Ind an gu. 5 d 0... grand Trunk of Canada, Do. £quip. 61.8.6p.ct. I Do. Ist pref. Bonds .. Do. do. deferred Do. tad pref. Bonds. I De. do. deferred Do. ird pref. Stock. ' Do. do. deferred • K. I Do. do. deferred Great Indian POlllll/Uli To: duo. 6 pa - Toon L. Do. New d 0..... I Do. Now GL S. of India. g. 5 p. ct Do. 41 per cont. !Of. Western of Canadal Do. New D0.1c.843.pay.18731 ! Do. do. do. 18774 1 . 1 ,Indian nuich',Girolted 'Madras gust. b p. cent. Do. do. al do Do. do. 4e de Do. Filth Eitanaion i i Melb. Corp. 6 per c. Bd. I bleb. and Hobson's Bay I Do. 6p. et., pay. IACIO' IDo. 5 p. ct., pay. 18601 Sei lt p l o. re D , C gro n - thi a. 6P s d c P „ , , e i r at.P cen . a t. Do. do. do Do. Dinjaub dm Do. Indus St. Plot. do.' 68 68 101 108 i dfi 4 Ti 84r EO id tole 104} 100 102 105 i 104 i 181 191 84 87 67 69 60 65 38 40 22 24 toirmi pm I . 99 101 I 91 93 I 12} 12} 12} 12} -.- 95 ii" 82 85 21 1 Ps 99 101 92 94 86 90 00 II 100 101 82 80 82 86 91 - 3 97 199 1 dis NI 991 JOINT STOCK. B I[3. IPd ICL Ural, ilasterman's (L )1 Albion AllianceLon.&Liverpooll Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian Anglo Italian iLimited). Asiatic Bank Cor. new sh, Australasia Bankof BritisliColombta l New, issued 2 pm I I Bank of Nip' ' Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited) Bank of Queensland 4L. Bankof Victorta,Austral, Bank of New Zealand ' Darned's Bank , Limited `I Brazilian& Yortuguese(L British &Californian,L)t British N. America .. CharlesLaffitte &Co. (4)1 C. Bk. India, A us., China ' Chart. If er. of India, &e.' I City Colonial Coin. Bank of Canada I Com. Bank of India, de Consolidated Bank (4) , I Delhi and London Eut London (Limited) Eastern Ezehangei Lim.) English and American Englisd Joint Sto c /( ,r ti Eng.Seot.dt Ausl.i, English and Swedish (L.) European Ban k • Limited Hindu= Cblnak.J ap. (V Imperial Bank (Limited) Imperial Ottoman loaan Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indlaj ), D0.15pr0..Deb.,1.9134.30yr5' Lon.Bk.ondencoote.(L)! London and Brazilian I 'moo, 9"°° l 60,000 117,6001 noeoi scowl Imo°, 6,000 Do. New London& ItiverPlata(L )! Do. New, fat at lepni so;obo' Ickaao' fAn. 6/.6661 17,1661 cow 106661 20,000 10,000' 60.0001 60,600 00,0001 60,000 00,000 20,000 1 06,000 11,000 117,210 took° 10,000 37,660 12,600 20,000 17,051 10,000 30,000 10,001' 60 1100 , 100 6 100 'lOO Do. do: — do .- I Loa Ck. Bank ot Auatrl. London and County...) London Joint Stock.... London & SonthAtrican I Lon. & & Western (Lim.' London & Venezuala(L) London & Weatmineter. ; Iterehant Bank (Lint.) .1 Ib. hew Mereantiledtgichan(L) Metro. tt Prov. Bank(L) Midland Bank (Urn.) National of Angleslafla National Of iiTeivoo 1.. N. Pro, of England tlnd et and Issue National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Oraental Bank Corpora Orient. Dom B.Liateo.C Do. do. lateN.F Do. do. tateF.C Frovin. BanldniCorp. (1 ) Provinc. al ire and Do. do. :, Sclnde,Puni.,& Delhi Do. issued at 2 pm Booth Australia Bland. of B. B. Africa Do. do. u► at 6pm Union of Australia Union of Ireland (Lai Union of London DZBENTUEZ - - • - M. i St. Ot.Batn 4 p.c. If ar. &nen 1100 6008010 et. 0.1.1thn.4 p.c. Jen.&laly 100 610, a.O IL I G.W atc m p. et., Jan. & July .... 100 618,000 et. Lanc.&YlL4p.c.Jsn.illy 100 630.N 1 0, IL Lem BlialLap.c.Jan.day 100 1018111 L.&N.W.4p.c.JuLet July 100 112.830', BL. Do. lep.c. Jan.&July 100 1110,7110 IL L.M.W.ap.c. Jan.& July 100 BL. MPliand.ap.c.Jan.&•lnty 100 IIL D. BMA, P. & 8.5..: 6p. k . ob. & Aug... 100 KM .4ro 0..Tan.t.J .. 117 100 IL 100 es.“l: __l 17. 10 5 20 0, l , 20 10, 6 us, 10 25, 2 SO, 6 12, 60 10, 20 100, 1 ts, 2 24, 2 60 . 000 1 20 68,000, 11 it, : lota 1 60, 4 10, 21 100, 6 120,000 1 1 „..a 20 4-1,17 80 30, 2 60, 1 10,000 , 10 6,000 10 20,000 6 80,000 1 76,000 1 44,000, - I - Ifi" -- 10 8 dls] 6 *its; Per tDm, 10 8 disc 9 7 dial 69 66 id: 11 13 2 6 80 6 tits 20 10 die 37 39 xd 7 9pm 26 10 dis 4 31dis xd $ 1 dls 46 47 17 18 zd' 94 36 15 16 36 87 :iranl 2 1 dli 4 2 din 6 3 41s lei 171 12 10 din 15 13 din 25 23 din 2 4pm 1 0441. 22 24 3 1 die 11 ltdis 82 86 10 8 die 10 BWs 11 1' dl. 8 10 pm 2 3pm 1 2pm 211 221 el 62 41 43 13 14 6 3 dls 8 6 dl. 93 95 15 17 30 641. 9 7 din 10 8 418 141. 1 2pm 1 3pm 6769 4446 lib — 94r; lag par 41 43 id. - - — dl, 79 81 dit dL 28 28 ' lti - 10i:Usi5 7 5 ills id 47 49 9 7 dip 44 46 'HIS DAY.) Ou o'Ozsgst. There is not much business in the Stock Exchange to-day, but the general tendency of prices is somewhat better than yesterday. The English funds, in which the monthly settle_ ment is now in progress, are in request, and have advanced per cent. A slight improvement is also observable in a few of the British railways _ _ . - f 7 87i air 861 - 2• and foreign bonds. The inquiry extends to colonial government securities, which are higher in several cases, consequent upon the suocessful negotiation yesterday of the Victoria Debentures. The flatness of the corn market, and the increased firmness of the Paris Exchange, leading to the inference that a portion of the recent arrivals of gold may be re tained here, are regarded as favourable features. The applications for discount to-day are upon a very limited scale, the rate for the beat paper is un changed, at si to 4 per cent. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the - 10414 Stock Exchange at 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 84 to i both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 891 to 1 for the new account (December). Spanish Passive and Mexican Bonds are in quired for, and have risen 1 per cent., but the other speculative descriptions are unaltered. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 59 to 60 ; ditto, 1865, 31 to 1 ; Greek, In to 141 Spanish Passive, 211 to a • ditto Certificates, 131 to f; Italian of 1861, 551 to f ; Mexican, 161 .7. : ad to a. 14t I -- United States 5-20 Bonds have improved f per cent., viz., to 68f to 1 ; but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are without change, at 501 to 511 and 761 to 77f, respectively. Anglo-American shares are quoted 141 to 7r, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4 5-16 to 7-16, showing a decline of 2s. 6d. in each case. 871 90 xd The new Victoria Government Debentures are quoted 104 to 104 i, or to 2 prem. International Financial shares are quoted 1 a to 11 die. ; London Financial, 14 to 141 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 11 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 4 to 4i dis. ; National Discount, 9i to 101 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to /. In the Stock Exchange and in financial circles generally, a great deal of attention was directed yesterday to the result of the biddings for 850,0001. of Victoria Government Six per Cent. Debentures, tenders for which were opened yesterday at the London and West minster Bank. The total applied for was no less than 3,075,0001., of which 1,526,0001. was at and above the official minimum or reserved price, which was 1021. 10s. The total number of tenders was 418, and all those below 1021. 15s. 6d. will receive no allotment. The lowest tender was at 881., and the highest at 1041. 10s. The largest amount applied for in any one tender was 300,0001. (at 1031. 55.), and the lowest 100/. The allotment will be made in a few days. The success of this transaction is doubtless due in part to the fact that the new stock is obtained at a price somewhat below that now current for other colonial government securi ties, especially considering that the price in cludes interest from the Ist of July last. It is evident that the public are waver ing between their wish to invest their large surplus funds and their distrust of existing secu rities. Hence the eagerness with which they sub scribe for these new loans. About 50,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 36,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria. The True Briton and Omar Pacha, which left Port Phillip Heads on the 2'2nd of August, both reached Gravesend on Sunday, thus completing the yissage in 74 days. No Australian gold ships arc known to be now at sea, but the mail from Melbourne, which is ex pected to be distributed in London about the middle of next week, will report fresh remittances. Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram re ceived yesterday from China :—" Latest dates. Hong Kong, 15th Oct., 1866 ; Foo Chow Foe, Bth October, 1806 ; Shanghai, Bth October, 1866. Ex port of tea for the fortnight, 7,000,0001bn. Market dull. Exchange in Hong Kong, six inonths sight Bank paper, 4s. 61d. (1). Freight at Whampoa under 2/. per ton. The suspension is announced of Messrs. l7ttley and Lee, manufacturers, of Burnley,with liabilities for about 20,0001. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the second week in October amounted to 145,365 dols., against 130,867 dohs. in the corresponding period of last year, showing an increase of 14,498 dols. The receipts for the fort night were 260,061 dols., against 260,075 dole. last year, exhibiting a decrease of only 14 dols. The total receipts from the Ist January to the 15th October amounted to 4,401,098 dols., against 4,059,873 dols. in 1865, showing an increase of 341,225 dols. The directors of the West London Wharves and Warehouses Company have this day made a call of 21. 105. per share, payable on the 27th instant. An extraordinary general meeting of the Dart mouth Creek Paper Mill Company (Limited) is called for the 16th inst., to consider the position of the company's affairs, and, if deemed desirable, to wind up the undertaking. Vice-Chancellor Wood has appointed Mr. G. A. Cape provisional official liquidator to the Rich mond-hill Hotel Company, which has been ordered to be wound up. Creditors of the Fresh Provision Preserving Company (Limited) are required to send the par ticulars of their claims to Messrs. Klaiber and Ellis, the solicitors of the liquidators, by the 30th i”st. MONDAT Evxaiae. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89. to 1, both :or money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the December settlement the last price was 891 to $. The official business report is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for monef, 891,1, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Re dueed, 86/, 7 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 7 ; Bank Stock, 244, 7 ; India Stock, 213, 12 ; ditto ' Five per Cent., lost, 5 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1021. The India Government Five per Cent stock was rather more offered, perhaps for account of per sons desirous of re -investing the proceeds in the new colonial loans. The amount of business in foreign bonds was thanmoderate, but prices were somewhat firmer on Saturday. Turkish Bon ds of 1858, 1862, and 1865 were in good request, and rose 1 to 1 per cent. Mexican of 1864 also improved 1, and Por tuguese of 1856, &c., 1, while Spanish Passive and Certificates experienced a further decline of 1 to;. There was little inquiry for bank shares, and the only changes were a rise of 10s. in Union of Aus tralia, and a reduction of 11. in Australasia and London and South Western. Imperial Ottoman closed at 1 to 01 dia., showing no movement. There were very few dealings in the shares of the financial companies, and prices dosed the same as on Saturday, being as follows : International Financial, 11 to lit dis. ; General Credit, 2 1-16 to 1 15-16 dis. ; London Financial, 14 to 14+ dis. ; and Credit Fonder of England, 41 to 411 dis. Anglo-American Telegraph shares were in strong demand in the morning, and attained a fresh rime ot nearly 155., but afterward s tela p sed ; nevertheless, the closing price -14 to I—was1 —was 7s. 6/1. betterthan that of Saturday. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference left off at 4 7-16 to 9-16, being 2s. fkl. to se. higher. Own o'CLoon. The mining market is rather dull to-day, but there is not much change in prices :—Prince of Wales shares are quoted 28e. to 30s. ; North Treakerby, 31 to ; West Caradon, 151 to 1414 . ; East Caradon, 51 to 6/1 ; Chiverton, 6to ; Csld beck Fells, 225. 6d. to 255. ; North Crofty, 30s. to 325. ; East Lovell, 11} to 12; and Tincroft, 84 to 9. MINES.--(271113 DAY.) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINOING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SIICAR.—Tbe market has opened rather quietly, at laa4 week's prices for British West India. Refined—there is an active demand for dried goods for home use • common lumps sold at 425. to 425. 6d. ; piece s also sell steadily. COFFEE. —The market is steady, but quiet. Tza.—The public sales have commenced, and are pro gressing at about last sale's currency. Rtes.—There are buyers but no sellers at previous rates. Rus.—A few casks of Jamaica sold at 2s. Ild. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. TURRERIC.—BaIes of Bengal are reported at 24e. 6d. Curron.—A fair business is doing at recent priors. HEIIP. —Russian firm ; no sellers of Olean under U. JUTE.—About 400 bales sold at 20i. to 21:6. ss. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is gat et the following prices : —Towa tallow, 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 44e. ; De cember, 445.; January to March, 445. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the following prices: —Prime clover, from 1001. to 115 a. ; inferior ditto, 90a. to 955. ; prime second cut clover, 90a. to 1005. ; inferior ditto, 365. to 70s. ; prime meadow hay, 805. to 856. ; inferior ditto, 551. to 705 ; straw, 361. '0 445. WZATDIR REPORT.-(TED3 DAY.) TOLSDAT, NOTTNIZI 6, 8 LW. I. 11112•244.f1ea. B. IT.I W. Ilto, A % W. ' i 3.11 la 12 7 .1 a S. —-- I Halm 29.454 2. B.W. 5 8 B.W. er 0.101 2 Aberdeen 155342 8.8 55'. 1 6 W. fr 1 Leith Ardroman Cob:. 49 NW. 8 9 N.W. re 0.26 i 6 Greencastle _1.8260! N.W. 4 6 W. re 0.10, 3 Valentia ,30.11 5.5 N.W. 3 1 W. me 0 . 06 ' , 2 Cape Clear- 1 30.0; 2 W. 6 2 W. m 6 Uverpool 129.9 , t52 W.S.W. 3 6 W. e— 3 Holyhead l — 4 PlCiand '30.20 53 N. W. 2 5 W. me 0.141 2 Met 30.3065 W.N.W. S 6 W.S.W. fr0n , 9.04. 2 Lorient 110.16 57 W. 2 4 S.W. m 10.31. 2 Rochefort 80.28 45 E. S 3 E.N.E. bl 1 2 Plymouth ,30.14 55' W. 12 7 B.W. 0.0.06 3 Weymouth 20.1355 W. 4 5 B.W. rib —; 3 Porternoutb.. 30.10 r 4 W.N.W. 4 6 8.8. W. oc 3 London .... 30.06 ~0 W. 1 4 2 8.8. W. oe 1 — I - Yarmouth... Z.. 509 B.W. 43 W.S.W. 3 7 ob : : I Scarborough. V. 83 48 B.W. 1 2 B.W. Ico —, 2 Shields 23.71 43 W. 1 6 4 W. I t, 2 Heider I - . - REMARKS. Barometers are still much lower in the north than in the son& of the British Islas, and in Scotland after having risen two ee three tenths of an iodi they have a g ain fallen. In the north temperature has do•reatied considerably. Last n*tit it blew heavily Iron, the w:atward on the Seottials waste, and this MOM' ing the winds are suit cbledy westerly, moderate to strong A meeting of the Liberal Association was. held yesterday in Liverpool, and resolutions adopted to hold • great reform meeting iii the Amphitheatre, and to invite Mr. John Bright, M.P., Mr. J. Stuart Mill, M.P., and Mr. Henry Y.Thoiripson (late liberal candidate for the county). RIVAL CLASS INTERESTS.—The" Battle of Haat ings" was the subject of the popular lecture last night by the Rev. Newman Hall, to an assembly of upwards of two thousand working people, at Surrey Chapel. The lecturer said, in closing, that whereas once there were two conflicting races in this country, now we were all both Saxon and Norman, and should never speak or act as if the interest of one class could be opposed to or distinct fro= that of any other. The rich man's father might have begs poor and his son might become so, while the poor mea might himself join the rich class whom he had formerly denounced. All should unite to promote the dignity and prosperity of their common country ; all should combine to resist the common foe—ignorance and vice—confident, by God's help, of winning the victo7. ANOTHER EXTRADITION CARE. IN CANADA.—A. despatch from Montreal, dated Oct. 21, to the New York Herald, says : -- Anotherextradition vase will probeblygive rise to some discussion between the Canadian and United States governments. I have said nothing of it until I could see how it w.is to end. John Paxton, a cooper here, was charged with uttering forged promissory notes to the amount of 70,000 dollars in the early part of the summer of Islis. lie tied to Chicago. It being discovered where he was, a demand was made for his extradition, and be was &livered up. IVlien he was called to plead, his counsel ob jected that he was extradited for forgery, and could not be tried for uttering forged documents, the charge for which he was to be tried. The arguments, affidavits, and legal machine/ have been working for ten days past. The Governor-General's warrant recited that he had ' ut tered,' ec., and it gees on to say that • whereas he has been guilty of forgery, for which crime he is demanded` ' The crown prosecutor contended this was a clerical error, and that besides, the warrant is merely an order to the high constable to receive the prisoner from the United States authorities. Conna.el for the defence, on the other hand, held that thin was the demand on the Unit ed States, and that on that demand for forgery he was delivered up. and that therefore he could only he tried for that apeeibe crime. A jury was empanelled to try the fact of what crime he had been extradited for, and it was decided for the defence. A new trial was moved for by the crown, and to-day three judges heard the case argued, and by a majority decided that there could be no new trial, but that he was to be :irratigned on the charge of uttering, like any other citizen taken here, ignoring the extradition altogether. The prisoner protested against the whole pro ceedings, and pleaded not guilty under protest, and the trial is proceeding, steel will be finished on Monday. If found guilty, an appeal will, I have no doubt, be made to Washington to claim protection under the treaty of extra dition." Ramsay. the crown prosecutor, moved to quash the rule against him for contempt of wont in the Lami rande case, ote,ectin,g to the jurisdiction of the court, which he maintains could not mane a rule on a case not before it. The decision is reserved. GoOD Sui:IETY IN VlENNA.—Before the battle of S.alowa, good society in Vienna contained two emperors, three empresses, eighteen archdukes, the foreign diplo matic body, and those members of the resident aristocracy whose blood was blue enough. New nobles. inemb -rs of useful or learned professions, authors, artists, financiers, h..nkers, merchants. can never under any circumstances that may be conceived, penetrate into the presence of the elect, who thuo live in permanent and inviolable quaran tine. Society is bleed on the code of admission to the impei:al court, modified by customary rules which make p ati.cian circles , ii sonic eases harder, in others of easier access than the palace. Prince Windischgrats used to s:ty L'humanib : rummenre per le fermi. But mere baronial humanity is too abject for the cont . . of Vienna. No one can claim to approach his sovereign (except for official purposes or ambencetal because his na Ile use schwarzenberfl. Clam, Dietrichatein, and so forth. The aspirant to such a privilege must have a shield chequered with sixteen quer tei 'nip, or, in other words, must prove eight successive generations of noble birth both on the father's and on the mother's side—a total which, since it guarantees an - tocratic parentage ascending to the epoch of the Thirt aris y. Years' Wer, is considered sufficient warrant of social decency. As Austrian nobles never did, and never will, stoop to commit imUnlfia awes, the parchments of high families can always satisfy the scrutiny of Rouge or Po..cullis. All members of such families (and n l O r o a tC persona) are potentially courtiers, though something in wanted be:ore they become so in ease. Now the court of Austria is twofold. There is the general circle, which refers to grand gala balls given in the Ritter-Saal of the Burg, public spectacles, dinners, and the like. Then there is the inuer circle, including the smaller (so-called " chamber ") balls, and parties given by the Emperor and Empress and the various members of the imperial house. Persons inscribed on the list of the first category are Rol fiibig ; persons in the second category are Kaminer-fiihig, and enjoy besides the privileges accorded to the former sort. To the chamber-capable' belong chamberlains (K. K. Kammerer), gran d dignitaries attached to the person of the Emperor and Emp-eas, as Lord Chamberlain, Master of the Buckhounds, &c., but not cabinet ministers, or high militate and civil charges, unless these happen to be chamberlains, or to fill an office of the class just named. Austrians with the said sixteen guarterings are appointed when young to the post of lam. This act et impel ial grace metail orphoees the nobleman into a coin tier: the grub becomes a butterfly, which is hence forth permitted to figure in an appropriate uniform at all court entertainments. The same favour is ales occasionally conferred on public servants not Austrian burn, for their descent is not subjected to the tests proper for natives. Into the pedigree of foreign ladies married to Austrian nobles no inquiry is made, but alliances of this sort are practically unknown. All these cycles and epicycles work smoothly enough, except when some low-born married man ar:ives at high civil or military rank. As such a person cannot impart to others his personal privilege of coming to court, his wife and daughters, if he have any, must be shut out from entertainments to which be himself is asked. This happened to the family of the late Austrian soc l 4 oren)i,e% M. de Schmerling, and his Minister of Marine, Baron Burger. The ladies in mention were ignored at the palace, as well as in the of Vi e nna, where they were apparently unknown by t. On t h e formation et the present cabinet it seemedlikely that one of its most distinguished members would be required to stoma& a like indignity ; but this time the Empress was advised to grant the lady conoernod the rank of Palast-dame, t l l 3 l= clothing her with an official *von to hide her p e digree,—Corntill Magazine for November. 100 ar Si 400 20 I 10 20e all 16 •11 100 ;100 102 1} 1001 11 104 31 106} 64} 6 - 77 - 81 U 98 99 94 91 99 92 94 92 94 91 94 95 '7 81 83 96 96 86 98 93 95