The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-12 00:00:00

IPw"' THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1866. LAW INTELLIGENCE. i dnoed. He said he only took the broad because his wife, 1 SHARE LISTS.-4rloB DAY.) who was ill, liked that break and could eat no other. .: (THIS DAY.) 1 Witness returned to Pallartallord found the pieces of the bottle which had contained Wad oil ONI O'CLOCK. ---...--- • ; Mr. Joseph Poles, steward to the Reform Club, stated i The railway market is firm to-day, with a COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. that as Saturday afternoon, at about 5 o'clock, from what fair amount of business. Metropolitan stock i s in he had been told, he went to a hot closet on the staircase cd demand, and has improved 1 per cent. Great o ni in Bassco.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and . (not at present in use), and found there the three loaves • Justice* Mellor, Shee, and Lush in question. He gave orders that the closet should be .) tern has also risen f, and South Eastern, an d ' uoted 124 k THE QUIJLI r. B/LINLIT. I watched, and also that information should be given London, Chatham, an Great Western 63} to d Dover, 14. Metropolitanstock s r . otsjamm Stephen said this was a rule calling upon t o th e p o li ce . After this he saw the prisoner on is now' qto 1 • „.defeodanttoshowcaluie whycriminalinformation should th e stairs, near the closet. He could not have 1 ; London and Nor th Western, 1.17 i to * ; ,h e hied against him for • libel published against the any busineer there. At about 6 o'clock he returned . Midland, 123 k to 1 ; Lancashire an York 11,befe of the Winterton local board of health. to the closet, and missed the loaves. They were • , 124 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1204 to 121 k ; South 'n a correspondence with the central 0 7 - defendant, . . . two French loaves and one German. A day or two pre- . w ad in London, had stated that /BMW voting pipers vionsly the head waiter informed him that two of the oil Eastern, 631 to 64k ; Great Eastern, 26k to 27 • ~A b ee n forged, and filled up by the parties haring . cruets had been emptied of their contents. That quantity . Great Northern, 115 k to 116 k ; ditto A, 11 ...,7 m anagement of the election. That corres- would about fill the bottle. The prisoner had been five to 127 i ; London , Chatham, and Dover, 1 ',;,6, 2 ce was afterwards published and circulated ;:11 ears in the service of the club and his present salary was :to ]9k ; and North British, 381 to 30/-. (blot tbe defendant. The defendant . had since discovered , a year, with board, lodging, and clothing. No sus- ; Colonial lines are steady, at the closing prices of liable information , and • des be mode the statement on unreliable . picion had fallen upon him until he was seen near the hot ; . , was r eedy to apologise and pay the coats on the rule closet. When witness saw him at the station-house he East Indian stock is quoted 1021 to • • , and the defendant undertaking that no ljad - di ngt am ed for mercy for the sake of his wife and children. 'I i and Grand Trunk of Canada, 18k to 19. mending by indictment or action at law should be taken He hitherto borne a good character. 1 oreign railway shares are also unch=ged. Lora r 0 tee pee of that correspondence. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and begged the magistra te , barrio-Venetian are called 16 to 1, ex div. sr. son, Q.C., amid the maim:lnter had no desire to to dispose of the case. I 04 .paively t o ward' the defendant, and as they only 1 When asked if be bad anything to say, he replied, a• . to des:themselves from the grave charge made , "Nothing, but that lam very sorry , and burst into tears. ' Bli. I Pd. o l d them by the defendant they would accept t he 1 Mr. Vaughan said he did not su pp ose the trustees would !.. " „._ pass offered. erne for any ray heavy punishment, as the prisoner must a . i,"„ The court assented, and the role was dischar g ed with be a severe sufferer from the loss of his situation at the 22 2 ,7 asta Reform Club and of his five years' character. He must be ya , gale discharged aocordingly. imprisoned for two months. BO sown r. BARNES, AMITNIRTRATATI. Mr. Cooper observed that the committee wished to IM. Xr. Chsa. Pollock, Q.C., moved on behalf of the Crown express their satisfaction with the conduct of the other , its A ssu rance Company garnishees for • rule calling upon servants, who had given every assistance in the iliscovciy ' r e ", e, plaintiff to show cause why the order made by Mr of the thief. at l,d t. • Shoe on the Bth Nevemlier last should not be set Mr. Vaughan waswasglad to hear that this wu Er. Bt. .a.. The plaintiff had obtained a judgment a g ainst WORSH IP-STREET. B St. ei defendant's husband in his lifetime of 2,400 L, "ram nom AOSIN.--SZLLI/t 0 NOT SEGOINO. St. o i finding that she as administratrix of her John Shaw, 10, George Spurdon, 11, Timothy Leary, SO, . at. is husband was entitled to • sum of 2 901 . and Jeremiah Finigan, 8 yeanof age, were brought to this ' Bt. :0 m the Crown Life Assurance Company ; k - 6 court on a charge of begging. ' et. aimed it in part satisfaction of his debt. There were Tierney, 154 H, proved having taken the boys into ens- ' 1 1,!.. earl other claimants for the money, and the company Cody on Saturday evening at the entrances to the Great Bt Ajactad to the order being in the name of the Crown Hastein Railway Station in Shoreditch, all of whom had at We Aseurance Company, because if they paid the money something offering for sale to passers-by, and importuning as.. „der it they would again be liable for the amount, it being them to purchase. at. *patent for any other creditor to sue the three directors Inspector Broad, H division, said that, acting under 1 2t. Awe names were on the policy. orders, he directed the apprehension, and accompanied the in. The court held that the company, knowing who were constable. At the /mot inhalf-clothe question it was d a perfectmost sight of Bt • 3 ; . • a l right persons to be named in the order, s hould have to notice the numerous d chilren, pa the required information ; and ultim ately the case them with small square boxes slung round their necks, at. al Matted back to chambers. vending boxes of matches and cigar lights. At the time -as alluded to there were from thirty to forty of ,Ba them, but it was no easy matter to put a 111, hand on one, in fact you might as well at- te tempt to catch a crow ; they e videntl y ke p t a good' t ee look-out, and took flight instantly a constable came in ;La sight ; it was necessary to run them into a corner. Some 15 of them had covered feet, but the greater number pre- 13 .6,- seated a very d e pl or able appearance. The great number ell already taken into custody had evidently occasioned quite a a consternation among the others. I st The act relating to this class of offences was placed by nt the inspector before the magistrate. It is the 29 th and ; Bt. 30th of Vict., and in the 14 th section of eap. 118 war - ! e rants the apprehension of all persons " appa re n tl y under "ii;:. the age of 14 years who are found begging or receiving alum, I st whether actually or under the pretext of selling or offering ; 26 for sale." It bears date 10th of August last. es The inspector mentioned that, having ascertained the IA father of the child r r c rApto to be in full employ as a 1 ; 0 labourer, he had di him to attend before his woe - St ship, and he was now in waiting. St The man was called, and • stalwart Irishman, as his at name implies, with a clean flannel jacket, made his way St into the witness-box. St St Mr. Ellison—What isthe 'reason that yon allow your 20 boy to go out begging? Bs 'ather—Begging ? It's not begging. It's selling he 22 does (evidently astonished). I would not send him out as beggi 11 Mr. E ng. llison—lt is begging. What do you earn? Father-41d. a hour. Inspector lidroad-sd. an hour. I ascertained that ; and continually employed. All these boys touch their caps or l hair tors peona passing along, run before them and by their side. Mr. Ellison—What family have you ? Father—Tbere's four of us. Mr. Ellison—And can't you keep this boy of eight years off the street from begging ? Father (quite perplexed)—Begging? It is not begging— ' and it helps to support us. Mr. Ellison—lf I find that he is again brought here for a similar thing I will send him to a school and make you pay fur it ; take him home. The father ventured no reply, but_ took his boy by the hand and led him out. A very decently-dressed woman, the mother of one of the other boys, was similarly cautioned : and the remain ing two were sent to the workhouse that inquiries might be made about them. I RAThwiTa Closing prices es to-day I on Saturday. I t Balo - • I Dilute' and Rae4or BB 88 Caledonian lannbrlan Oat end Bandon l Ownweli 4 6 ,Dublin and Belfast June 66 IS Dundes,PerthotAbd. l n 70 11 fast London Scrip Cert. IDO. Glasgow and S. Western 116 113 ,areal &astern Ord. St. 86 47 Do. S. Ang. Stk., No 2 6 0 Great North of Seothus 'Great Northern Do.A. J Area. no dlr. an ' Do. B l t Ul6 p. a. Is paidlil is • Do. New is,. a• 25 poLl IDe. Ord. DeL Div. Stock at South West (Ira) 'Great Western Do.StourVaLGoa.Stk Do. South Wake Do. W. NUL —Oxford • Do. Do. .4 Newport Lancashire &Yorkshire' Lon.,Bright the m. S. Coastl 'Loodon,Cla&Dov Do. Met Eaten. Abp. e. London& N orth Weetn. • ILondonkSouthWesteso Man. Shot., Lincoln& 90 92 529 U 93 33 33 35 1291 1241 80 90 181 19 10 20 1171 1171 al 94 49 60 11 110 124 1 2t 1 10.1 85 87 COURT OF EXCHEQUER idings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and Barons Bramwell, Channel!, and Pigott.) Some stir was created in the court this morning by the * *ranee of the Right Honourable Benjamin Disraeli, tis Chancellor of the Exchequer, who came to take the c utomary oath, previous to assisting to-day (being th e [WOW of St. Martin) at the nomination of the sheriffs be the ensuing year. There was a rather large 'Atom jam of the bar, and a considerable number of strangers !nent, end all seemed anxious to see the right hon. gatlentan, who wore the richly gold-embroidered robes of his office, and appeared to have gained fresh health hung the recess. Having taken the oath, which was slainistered by Mr. Walton, the Queen's Remembrancer , tea subscribed the roll of the court, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, who is chief of the wart in all matters pertaining to revenue, said—" Mr. Tkeiger, have you anything to move!" (This learned path:man has recently been appointed " tubman " of the mart, an office which gives precedence of audience on the revenue side.) Mr. Thesiger—My lord, I move that the fact of your laving taken the oath be recorded. The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Let it be recorded. This having been done, the right hon. gentleman bowed to the bar, who had remained standing during the short aremeny, and left the court. 100 Metropolitan Do. New sll Do. Extension all Metropolitan District 4 Do. do. do. Do.ESt. John's-wood 100 Midland _ _ Do. ED Shares . Do. )11rat..t Derb y 11114 Lent North British I Do. Me ,kmih.Duad IN. }astern—Berwick Do. G. N. IL Pura Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. (kook &Darling. Do. do., 188041 North London 121 124 1 2i pu 93 Pb 38 40 14 la 101; 105} 100 100 100 100 100 100 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ABBEY HANDICAP. Her Laulphip ... ... Indian SW. ... ... ... Whitby ... ... ... 7 ran. CLEVELAND PLATE. Sallie; ... ... 1 Lady Valentine ... Thaiassius ... ... CARNIVAL NURSERY. Half a mile. Silankos, Moonbeam, Land Tax, Foresight, Python, Grafton, Haidee, Knight Errant, Doralice f, Lady Pam, Vice Versa. Annie Laurie o, Stud, Topsail c, Greenback, Brown Tommy, Changeable, and Venom are here. PAID FORFElT.—Opoponax Rescue, Cheltenham, Mil ler's Maid, Juanita, and Leases. COURT OF ARCHES. (Before the Right Hon. Dr. Lushington. Dean of Arches.) 11,01... CE C. THE REV. THOMAB B. EIMPSON.—RITUALESTIC PRACTICES.—THE EAST TEIGNMOUTH CABS. This mete, which has created much interest, came on Way, when an objection was taken to the proceedings. which had been commenced in the Diocesan Court of Exeter, and had been sent to this court by letters of re quests by the Bishop of Exeter. It wee the first of a number of eases on ritualism, and the point now taken was stated to be of vast importance to other clergymen who might be oted for alleged improper ritualistic practices. Mr. Simpson is the incumbent of East Teignmouth. Mr. Archibald Stephens, Q.C., Dr. Swabey, and Mr. Droop, iostructed by Mr. Tebbe, appeared for the pro moter, Mr. Thomas Flomack, one of the churchwardens of Fast Teignmouth. The Queen's Advocate, Dr. Deane, Q.C., sod Slr. Rumen, instructed by Mr. Brooks, speared for the Rev. Mr. Simpson. There were five charges made against the clergyman in this case, u to lights on the altar when not required, mix * water with the wine for the holy communion, elevation d the paten over his head, placing she alms on a stool at the side, and omitting the word " all " in the concluding prayer, "Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ," &c., "be with all." The Queen's Advocate raised an objection tothe juridic- Me of the court. The proceedings were under the Clergy Discipline Act, and one of the sections stated that illproceedinp shot bl he commenced within two years. There Ism not only no date when the alleged offences were emitted, but no date when any or each was committed. W. learned friend, Dr. Deane, had taken the objection at the court below, but it was overruled. His Lordship remarked that the letters of request gave the date. . . . The cpieen's Advocate said that was hie complaint. The Minot gave no date, and as the letters of request were feuded on it, its ombaion was fatal to all the proceedings. Dr. Deane, Q.C., followed on the same aide, and stated is* be had nosed the objection as to the date before the ammissioners. _ _ Mr. Mennen urged the importance of dates and the ono * of the common law practice. He admitted that in amain matters the objection as to the data" came from the irfendant's inaction. _ _ . kr. Stephens, Q.C., was heard against the objections. &urged three points—that if any irregularity had oc neted the defendant had waived his right to take the Injection that the commianim need not contain an averment that the offences were commenced within the tea years, and further that the limitation of time by the Sith section of the Church Discipline Act was governed by the llth provision. The learned counsel proceeded to et: kite on the points he hail mentioned. (The cue progressed, and the legal arguments will oc cupy the court some time.] MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.) PLrINDER OP LODCFIV4 RSA LANDLADY. ...... ElltlitiMlinallt.37a, and 'Ararrro n t Lrwm, 44, were indicted lar stealing two silver watches, a watch-guard, four dainnsk coven, and other articles, the property of William Mit thell. and three dresses and other articles, the property of Catherine Clithero. The prosecutor, Mitchell, is a irtman, and the prose- Clithero, was hying with him in the house of the Procter, 241:111711r. Clithero went away to Chelsea for *boat a fortnight, leaving all things in the apartment ofe. On her return she missed a large quantity of her "Iris; apparel, and Mitchell missed two silver watches, a guard, four damask covers, and other articles. `-. 41 the 2nd of November, William Freestone. po !lee-constable K, took the prisoner Mullam into custody in the Whitechapel-road, and told her the charge and she said she would give herself up but that she had not taken all the things she was accused of. At that time she had a shawl and several other articles of melting apparel on her ann, and she said thee were some of the thins she had taken. She said she had pawned the "titles and hot got the tickets in her pocket. The only mar the prisoner Lewis was brought into the indictment was in consequence of her taking, a bundle of articles stolen to pawn. The assistants of the following pawnbrokers produced the different stolen articles pawned by them:—William 114160 P. 170, Union-street, Yarongh ; Edmond Hastings, Union.street. Borough ; John Savage. 73, Whitech apel r'Vt ; Alfred Folkard, 1, Upton -place, Commercial-road ; Robert Master?, 215, Gray's -inn-road ; Stenhen Kin., 34, nigh Holborn ; and Matilda Searle, 7, Mary-street, Ht. toorge k T he Jury Pound Mollam ralltv, and Lewis Not Guilty. The Assistant-Judge sentenced Mullam to be imprisoned sad kept to hard labour for twelve months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) W"i";.: - 186t-4 rio. law itiorthßialfordedre ;N. & & Western Jung 'Soottlab Central IShropahlre Union .lionth Devon Month Eastern insines.Wokinghtunote Tel VW Da: C lifatalord & j Watatoo & whitauu BRITLSH_ RAILWAY& -- • • 100 ! all Atlantie&St LAWTON') St. :100 80111. Bar. &C. In. psp.e. : 10 10 I Do. 1 1 Shane 10‘ all !Bullalo & Lake Huron 16 • all ; Do. Preference 100 'lOO ,Huft..Brant.AGoderlch I 1 6 per cent.lB72-3-4 BL 400 !Cat &S. Hutern sp. ug. its. l IOC • esPe T. & Dock p. 0 .5. 100 all !De•ocnrajp.c. St 1100 Last bengal gtt.VV . . 20 1 ! Du. du. 6do 1 St . 100 Rest Indian gn. 6du et. 'lOO Grand Trunk of Canada! 100 all i Do. &quip. 11.8.00.01.1 100 i all I Do. Ist preL Bonds 100 ! all Do. do. deforredi 100 lall I Do. god preL Bonds. 100 all De. do. deterred 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 • all I Du. 4th pref. Stock 100 , all Do. do. deferred St !100 .Great Indian Peninsula 10 • all ! Do. gua. 6 per cent. 10 I 8 I Do. New do 10 a, Do. New at !100 tit S. of India g. sp. et. St 1100 i Do. af per cent. St • sit l Do. _ :• I WI all i Cit. Western of Daiwa, WI all Do. New 100 1 all I Do.L.Bdtpay.ll37S, 100 1 all Do. do. du. 1077411 10 !Indian eh' Lirnited`l St. ;100 ! Madrui great. bp. ant 1 St 1100 Do. do. 41 de St. 100 Do. do. do 10 all Do. Fifth Extension' ' 60 I all Melb. and Hobson sßr •I 100 all Do. 6p • et., pay. IMO' I 100 ; all Do. 6p. ct„ pay. 1396 ! St ;100 N.H. of Can. Op c. Istp. B. St 1100 ! Sande, gut 5 per cent. St. 'lOO Do. Delhi do. 101 6 Do. do. do. St. 100 Do. Punjeub do. at Iwo Do. India SL 1,104:;10: 12 12 94 82 Alma& Masterman's (1 ; 1 26 Albion AllianceLon.dLirerpoolj 25 Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian I 20 ' Anglo Italian (Limited' 2O Aalatic BankCor.newsh 10 Aultralaala I an I Bankof BritishC,olumlita all Do. New, Issued 2 prn ; Bank of Egypt Bank of Loudon llO Bank of Otago (11mIted) 10 Bank of Oncensland (L.' 26 Bankof Victoria. Anoint 25 Bank of New Zealand ! 10 liarned's Runk (Limited. 10 Bruilian&PortugueseL 10 British ck Californian‘L ) 1 7;„ . British N. America . all CharlesLaffitte it Co. (1 v 6 C. Bk. India, Ans., China all I Chart. Iter. of India, de ' all I City Colonial 5 Corn. Bank ot Canada ! a l l I Corn. Bank at India, etc all Consolidated Bank (L.)' 4 Delhi and London • 26 East London (Limited) Eastern Exclumge(Lim.) l English and Allterlaln 71, &mita,' Joint Stork (L)' 10 Eng.Scot.dr Anal. Chartd . all English and Swedish (LI 2i European Bankjarnited 15 ElindusiaChinattaap.(L 28 Imperial Bank (Limited), 20 Imperial Ottoman I 10 lonian I all Do. New I Land Slott. Bk. India(L 11 4 Do.sp, Deb.. 181.4, So yrs, all Lon.Bkofllesico,tte.(L): 20 London and Brazilian 65 Do. New I n London& ItlverPlate(L ) 40 Do. New, at 11 pas 10 Do. do. do 73 Lon. Ch. Bank of Austai. all London and County London Joint Stock : I 16. 107 11Pm thin. I *pm 101 I -ii u.' STEWARDS' CUP. Seven furlongs. Oatreger, Confederate, Will Poppy, Thalassius, Lady Sophie, Chapel Royal, Nukuheva, Stabber, Viceroy, Kings ley, Hopvine, Violent, Caprice, and Ovortonian are here. Pain FonvErr.—Stockinger, Jack o' Lantern, Dayrell, William Pitt, and Lady Bawl. 100 , JOINT STOCK BANKS. BANK& I rd I U. -1 4°.°s° l 5° 10,000 BO 40,300 ; 100 1 Anne, 20 40,0001 60 20,000; 60 11,300' 20 30,000 40 12,6001 20 1000; 20 10,000; 25 40,000 20 26,000' 20 10,000'100 10,000 60 60,0u0 10 40,000, 60 50,000 1 20 20,000 50 10,000 60 75,600 SO 60,000 ; 20 10,000 25 1 50.000, 401 20,000 100 40,000' VOL! 40,000' 23 160,000 10 10,000 60 20,000, 60 60,000 20 30,000 30 I 20.000 25 M. M. A. BASS, M.P., AT THE BURTON-ON-TRENT 1.0, 0 01 L. prsNr it s circa.—On Fri.tay evening last, Mr. Michael : 46,0;z70. 50 Arthur Bass. the hon. member for Stafford, presided at the 40.000 160 Penny Readings given in the Town Hall in connection 10,000 100 ' with the Mechanics' Institute. This appeared to be the 101,500 ! 20 most successful entertainment of the season , for long 0 .91 0 ; 25 before the time fixed for commencing. the hall was ~041:0,710" 25 crowded, and when the hon. chairman and the readers left /000101100 the ante-room at the end of the hall, they found cousider- 93.000 60 able difficulty in reaching the platform, the aisle being full 13,000'100 of people alto had taken their stand for the evening. , 22,000' 30 Before introducing the readers anti singers the hon. gentle- 6,000100 man addressed the audience in a few appropriate remarks. • tra rt The cheering having subsided, the hon. chairman called 50,000 ; 20 upon the various readers and singers, and at the close of v. 600 60 an excellent evening's entertaisun nt, Mr. Paul Belcher, 11,000 1 50 surgeon, rose to propose a vote of thanks to Mr. Arthur 15,000 10 Bass for presiding, and to the reader s , • singers, and ac- i let. 00 2; 10 2 companyist, for their admirable efforts that evening. Mr. "'"'': '''' ' 60 '0 ,000;100 W. H. Worthington seconded the resolution with great 10,00 100 pleasure, for he was sure that his fellow-townsmen always 6.000,100 gave Mr. Arthur Bass an equal receptio n to one he would 60,000' 50 gain in the Lyceum. at Stafford. The mot ion was passed 17,150 100 I with loud cheers. — Birmingham Post moo l 100 1 • 10,000 6 MR. MARTINEAU AND THE COUNCIL OF UNIVER- ; 20.000,1 001 SITT COLLEGE. —Referring to the rejection of Mr. Mar- 10,000 . 1001 tineau, who was a candidate for the chair of mental 66,000 20 philosophy and logic in University College, London, f 2 .000 14 2, the Speetaior says :—" The testimonials sent into :',,, ri, l the council were, as usual, submitted to the se. 574,,000 20 nate -the body of professors—and the result was *moo ts a unanimous recommendation of this distinguished 10,000 20 metaphysician by the senate for the chair. But 16,000 1 10 now, when the question came again befo re the council. L l -929,1 r, an objection was raised in that body on account of ;,;;;;1c0; the ministerial character of the proposed professor. 10,000 to To have expressly assigned tha real ground,—that his de- 17,640 ye nominatlonal reputation would have been damaging to the 12,500 20 college, would have laid the council open to the censure 12, 0 _?? . 2 0 : iof a proprietors' meeting, which was not likely to have 11 eD" BOW-STREET. 10,000 . 100 ! concurred in any such piece of vulgar regard for the pre- Kom i t 5 _ , P . ILFY.RING ST A W LITER AT THE REVIEW CLT'B . judiees of others. In fact, the vote could probably only 10,030;100 ~, ,T h a-, Pollard, one of the library waiters at the Re- have been gained by combining all opponents, without gams ay Lrin,fAuh, Pall-mall, was charged with stealing three committing any of them; and either to have put the real 1 „ , ,2 0, aad • bottle of salad oil, the property of Lord reason in evidence, or to have substituted any other,—we .10 isle anti others, the trustees. No. I Sh. 1 820043. doubt if there were any other, except, perhaps, philoso- ti o r . .. cooper, enlicitor to the club, pro•ecuted. phical prejudices on the part of some of the members of 40 1 , 023 St. Gtr-ste 4 P.e. I ! 4 _ ee•M•Ple o . 4 o r fice . constahle Shires, R 2 C, stated that on Saturday the council, who probably thought Mr. Martinean's phile- 606851 G at " thn ' 4 "* "n ' ajulY. 2..". th S he was on duty in private clothes in Pall-mall, sophy too spiritual, and not sufficiently of the sensational 1510.9°6 St. ' l 6. p. W : t 6 n : j; O W . . a wr i ci ul y l " 4l loo boa received . of the Reforui Club, in consequence of informa- schce , l,—would have lost many votes. Hence the council bIS, . St. i Lane.dak.4o.e.lan.B.ll7 100 "' II rec eived. At about 6 o'clock he saw the prisoner are reduced, by their abject fear of the religions Mrs. 630,000; at. Len.lirigh.ep.c..tan.illy 100 , , out with a bundle. Witness asked him what Grundy , to the injustice of simply rejecting without reason 1016 M. St. LAN W.4p.c.iamer July 100 n_ c , -c d got there? He replied nothing but a bit of assigned,—and apparently, therefore, on his merits,—a L 12,8* , 74: L 1 : 5 7 5 . . v ,r,,: c c 1 in an ::3: 1 4 1 ° 0 : 0 .. .Witntas stated who he was, and took him in man universally idvaitted, as we. believe, to be quite be- v." . .. 7 " ) .. at. mia sm a" . J...,tjuly Ige ...a 1 The prisoner took a battle from his pocket yond the calibre which that or any other college can cam vgvew it away. It fell in the road and was mend at the present day in metaphysical power,—a thinker "'• at ' L O Bri p thih d., . Feb. g.P a a Aug il . ~1 1".7 00 token.__ Witness took the prisoner to the station-house, of the calibre of Hamilton and Mill,—far above the calibre 12,461 St. ,f.ten.,4p c.Jan.defulY 1 00 "eti found that he had in the bundle the three loaves pro- of Maned and Bain. " ' •••••• I Ilk 102111.Z.,4p.c.Ap.41041. 140 HER MAJIWIT'S GUINEAS. Three miles. 3bes Harriett, Lody Vane, Hopvine, Jezabel, Slieve Came, Pearl Diver, and Gibraltar are here. ENTRIES FOR SELLING NURSERY. Amanda c, Bst 121 b ; Cromwell, Bst 10 Ib ; Phantom Set mi.. Elizabeth, Set 715 ; Roseleaf, tSat 71b ; Queen of Nuts, Rst 6th ; Cawood f, Bst Mb ; Dutch Admiral, Set 41b ; Rhymer, Bst 2111 ; Miss Fanny, Set 21b; Ailainanthea, Sat 21b ; Gentian, Bst ; Thermometer, Bst ; 7st 1115 ; Floricen , 7st 101 b ; Miss Alice, 74 71b ; Variation, let 711 s ; Doralice f, 7st Sib ; Columbine, Tat Mb ; Tarasippus, 7st 51b. All are here. ENTItIiM FOR SHOBDON COURT STAKES. Monlacy, Tremoire Trove, Saccharometer, Volunteer, Moonbeam, Phantom Sail, Whitby, and Verdi. All are here. ARRlVED.—Florican, Special, Gordian Knot, Grey Stockings, kloubley, Diadem, Orne, Gipsy Queen, East Lynn, and Queen of Trumps. London d South Arrleini Loudon & VenemelaiL ); Loudon & Westminster.' Merchant Bank (Lim.) . Do. New Mercantile etExchan(L ) Metro. & Prov. Bmik(L ) i Midland Bank (Lim.) I National of Australasia National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. ?nil & Srd I National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Oriental Bank Corprwo Orient.Com.B.Llateo.C. I Do. do. latcN. F., Do. do latelP.C.' Provin. BankingOorp.(L) PTlWine. of Ireland New--; Pun). ot Delhi (L) Do. C anal M 2 pm South Am rally Stand. of B. S. Africa Do. do. tsa at Ipm Union of Australia Caton of Ireland (L ha ) Baton at Londne MCBEE T I, SE 65 ST 99 101 34 SS 9 10 pu . 116 HO 1 2poi —pea 72 14 114 118 120 ISt 4$ •6 U 64 6 9 160 140 2 s 9• 1MION& ,Ciadag WWI& I — se ae 101 102 Idb par 71 63 72 K GO xd 1011 1031 100 102 LYMENT SEM MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) COLONIAL Kb. 1 9200te. 150,09011entlihOobs. Op. ot.„1878 600 100, ISt Om. G Do. ow.6p. e.,11/77-K Do. Operet, rele&Awg. Do. 6perct.lber.iiep. Do. 5 pesctJan.&July Do. 5 per ct. Ins. Stock Caao2o Hoped per. 1573 de.19141900 Do. do. 188040 Do. do. 289041 Q0.59e../4.80et.1990 Cet o r,Noy. 186 B,6p.ct 1208. do.. Do. 1872 d 0... Itanrithas 6 per 07,1873 Do. 3878 Do. 1882 Do. 1888 ' Natal. Oov. per cent.. New Erana.Gov.6perct. New South Wale' Gov.. p. ant, 1871 to 1876 Do. 5 p. e.lBOl to 1893 D0.5p.c.r,1967 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip New Zealand 6 per cent. Do. 5 per cent . Do. 6 per cent 1891 NOTII tootle 6p. a., 11195 Queensland Gm 6 p. et. B. AustGov. 8 D. c.,67-77 Do 1878 and npwda. I,2iiioBl 50,808 100,000 181 100,000 250,000 1,000,000 800000 200, 100,01 800,000 166,560 168, 00 0 1,185,800 3,671.! 6561 160,21 1,000, 250,000 600,000 1,860,200 7M,e001 333, , . Vic.0.07.6p. r..Jaa: 3107 7,000, . Do. •p. ci. April dOe ttprion. BRITISH YIN: 93 96 90 N SO N 76 78 75 77 103 105 10! 104 102 106 103 106 87 90 103 105 IN .108 106 107 194 106 196 107 106 100 106 107 96 90 93 95 91 91 921 066 92 96 2 2912 Se 98 82 82 96 97 N 98 9 4 96. 105 107 los 106 Om &Own. The public still show little disposition to seek investments in the Stock Exchange, and very few bona ride transactions have been reported to-day. Nevertheless, most of the markets are again better, upon additional purchases to cover previous specula tive sales. The funds have advanced per cent., and some of the British rail ways sad foreign stocks, I to it. Amongst the latter, Turkish Five per Cent. Bonds of 1865 continue in prominent request. A few of the financial shares have also improved, espe cially London Financial and Credit Foncier of England, but nearly all the banking and miscellaneous descriptions are quoted the same as on Saturday. Attention will be directed during the next three days to the fortnightly settlement in stocks and shares. The amount of money seeking employment in the discount market to-day is very large, while there are few bills offering. The general rate is 31 per i cent. 93 e- 83 e - _ no 4 Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, cum div., for money, and 881 to 4, ex div., for the account (6th December). Foreign stocks are inquired for. Turkish Bonds of 1865 are in chief demand, and have improved 4 per cent. Spanish Passive have also risen 1, and Greek and Mexican, 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 584 to 574 ; ditto, 1865, 32 to 1; Greek, 131 to 141; Spanish Passive, 215 to 1; ditto Cer tificates, 135 to 144 ; Italian of 1861, 541 to 551 ; Mexican, 16/ to 17. American securities are in demand at an im provement. The 5-20 Bonds have advanced 4 per cent. ; Illinois Central Railway shares, 11 ; and Erie, 1. Subjoined are the present quotations 5-20 Bonds, 691 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, b 2 to 5 ; and Illinois Central, 78 to 4. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference shares are unchanged, at 141 to 4, and 4 3-16 to 5-16, respectively. International Financial shares are quoted 15 to 11 die. ; London Financial, 17 to 16 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 41 to i'.! die. ; National Discount, 91 to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to I. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day") and end on Thursday. The amount of gold bought by the Bank on ' Saturday was 10,0001. The steamer M'Gregor Laird has arrived from the West Coast of Africa with about 14,0001. in lgold dust and specie. The shipments of specie to the East arc still in significant—a point of considerable importance in favour of our money market. The steamer Pere will take to-day only 2,2201. in specie. The liquidators of the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Company (Limited) on Friday made a call of V. 10s. per share, payable by the 3rd of December. The following circular has been seat to the share holders of the Otago and Southland Investment Company (Limited) : In conformity with the course adopted twelve months ago, the directors have now the pleasure to inform the shareholders that the accounts for the half-year ending 31st July last have been duly audited, and that an interim dividend at the rate of S per cent. per annum free of in come tax has been declared. The investments in New I Zealand, now amounting to 98,2n01., are as satisfactory in character as in amount. The funds at command have been all disposed of, and the operations of the company might have been mos. advautageously extended if inure money had been received on debenture, but the high rates ruling here have rendered it inexpedient to make any fresh efforts in this direction. The directors hope, how ever, that the sound position of the company, its increas ing prosperity, and the prospect of good half-yearly divi dends will, now that the money market has taken a fa vourable turn, operate as an induceu ent to all concerned to take a deeper interest in its success, and to assist by every means in their power in blinging to it any loans, or other business, which Liay come within their influence. A warrant is enclosed for the dividend due upon the shares standing in your name this day, payable at the Imperial Bank (Limited), Loudon, on or after the 12th inst. The Master of the Rolls, on Saturday, made an order to continue the voluntary winding up of the General Estates Company (Limited) under the super vision of the Court of Chancery, the liquidators appointed being the late chairman of the company The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was , and Mr. A. A. James, of the firm of Edward s, held at noon, at 31, St. filwithin's•lthe ; the lion. A. KM- . James, and Co., the accountants. NAI al), M.P., in the chair. I We are requested to mention that the subscrip- The CHAIRMAN, after sdverting to the absence of the • . • chairman of the board in consequence of the death of • tion hat of the Agra Bank (Limited) closes for brother, proposed an ad interim dividend o f London to-day, the 12th, and for the country Is. per share, or 10 per cent, per annum. ;on Tuesday, the 13th inst. He said though there had been two circumstances which I Creditors of the Argued Colliery Company might have impeded the progress of the company, viz., the • (Limited) arc required to send the particulars of high rate of interest in this country, and the drought in Australia, the board had had no difficulty in issuing the their claimsth e o taliquidator by to Hie' I debentures, the issue being 12,0001. in excess of that in the of December, the Master of the Rolls having ap corresponding period of last year. The effects of the drought pointed the 21st of December for adjudicating upon were also passing away ; and if under such circumstances them. they could maintain their dividend there was good reason' A • • to hope for the future. RIFCRIAF, issued by Messrs. Charles Joyce and i A SHAREHOLDER thought it would be well if accounts Co., staes as follows : were presented on that occasion ae well as yearly, though : We ha t es he pleasure to inform you that Mr. Orollie he had no doubt of the propriety of the directors' pro.. Benefield, late of the firm of blesses. Hollinshead, Tetley, posal. I and Co., has joined our Area, and from his experience in The CHAIRMAN replied i n to th e accounts were only Liverpool as a cotton broker, we have no doubt we shall audited once a year and interim accounts from such a be able efficiently to conduct any business confided to our distance would rather tend to mislead than to assist ' care, and afford our dietant friends the usual facilities. the shareholders. I Mr. George Benefield intends proceeding to Alexandra in In reply to another question, the course of the present month. The CHAIRMAN said the net amount of money invested by the company its Australia was 4116,000/., secured On SATVRDAT EVENING. Lind and stock, the main security being land. They were 1 Consols, which closed yesterday at 88 1 to 4 , receiving • revenue of 44,0001. per annum, and the total ' ex div., for the 6th December, opened this morning of the arrears at the expiration of five years was about at 881, and closed at 881, " buyers." For money 5001. , the last price was 895 to a, with div. The o ffi cial The report having been adopted the proceedings business report follows . Three terminated in the usual manner. Consols, for money, 995, 0, 4 ; ditto, for accourt, BBl ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 1; New Three Mr. J. R. Hind, writing from the observatory at per Cents., 87, 1•, Annuities, 1885, 13 ; India 'rwickenhara, expresses his opinion that there is really Five per Cent. Stuck, 1061 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 101, 1 • ditto Five per reason to expect to-morrow night a remarkable display of Cent. Debentures, 1025 ; ditto Bonds, 24 5. prem. shooting stars, one of *series whichoccur at intervals of Indian Government securities were steady. „bout 33 year+. Since the extraordinary shower in No- 1 Exchequer Bills were unaltered at pa r to 4s. vember, 1833, chiefly witnessed on the North American ' continent, much attention has been paid to the subject of m. , p ro There was all increased demand to-day for periodical meteors, and the grounds upon which the pre ' foreign stoke, and prices were firm. Turkish Six diction of a grand exhibition during time night between to per Cent. Bonds of 1865 were in request, and ad morrow and Wednesday next is founded appear worthy of , vanced 2 per cent. Some of the Egyptian Bonds, some confidence, , as well as Russian of 1822 and Sardinian, likewise A PAINFUL Srore.—An esteemed correspon dent has informed us of a melancholy instance of • whole • rose 1 per cent. ; Italian of 1861 and of the family of children being swept away in a fortnight by ,Maremmana Railway, to A ; scarlet fever. The children, five in number, formed the l-te ' nts. of 1865, i ; Mexican arid New Gransdian, Turl.ish Five per family of Mr. Merrywoather , a solicitor, of Liverpool, "ex all," 4 ; and Spanish Certificates, 4. Greek who is related to the Large family of Winterhoume Bonds and Coupons, however, declined 1 to 1. Bassett, near Swindon. The first who died was , - - Arthur Merryweather, aged six years and eight months, on October 17, 1866 ; Harold, four years and four months, October 24 ; Stanley Lowndes, one year and seven months, October 21; Ernest, five years and eight ONZ O'CLOON. months, October 28_,- Oscar, seven months, October 30. So There is a fair amount of business in the mining painful a story needs no comment ; the tombstones of the ket to-day. West Chiverton, Wheal Chiverton, graves of these little folk will tell a simple but touching feeling of the unhappy perents—called to mourn the death Subjoined are some of the pres p ent rices :—Weet narrative which will go to the heart of every parent. The and North Treskerby shares are in chief demand. of two children on one day, and live within a fortnight— , Chiverton, 595 to 601; Wheal Chiverton, 81 to 1; can be well imagine/I.—North Wilts Herald. 1 Chiverton Moor 41 to 1 ; Ea et Russell, 3to 1 ; A GREEK MINISTER AMONG BRIGANDS.—Mr. East Lov el l, 11 , to / ; Great Vor, 17 to 4 ; North Seteropoulos. late Minister of Finance at Athens, has Treskerby, 3to ; and Chontalee, 21 to 3. written an account of his detention by Greek brigands. , The Port Phi lip Company's returns to hand to ile was taken sitting at the door of his country house, . anl passed the night in the open air, with no having reached during the fourth week of Sep d was detained captive 30 days. " During this time ' day are considered satisfactory, the yield per ton other covering than a woollen cloak to from the cold and rain ; and I remained frequently ,o, without gold from pyrites. Remittances all day in irrigated fields of maize, exposed • to the "'" fierce rays of the sun, deprived of necessary nourishment. ,o f ov er 8001. have been received, and the V oted me tember an average of 13 dots. 3 grs. per d til of t t h e e n b o ri f p wa n t e e i r re to ce al iv ia ed y m al y ,ooo thinit ach l mas iVaS in no g t oi re d l as eSa u la y and 4 0001 Trials of warrant the e expectation of ransom and after I had expended 10,000 drachmas mow in enneequence of the high price of gold, the necessity of over 11 dvrta., thus indicating no falling off in results from o nmi ln l t ' h s e remi ab° ttl sending several messenger on foot and on horseback to the quartz at the lowest depths show an average of different places, and the payment of 5,000 drachmas of which I was plundered by men without conscience, while depth. The mine generally was looking better. my relations were running here and there with my ransom i FRom _ in Yorkshire the first keen frost of the pursued at times by the government authorities and at thnesby bands of criminals who followed the m to murde west r had ;prevailed for days previo usl y , doing some he dam them and get possession of the ransom mo ne y , my vela season occurred on Frid py night. H eav y gales from stacks and trees, he. On Saturday the crops of tions being unable to come in contact with the men charged marigolds (which have bad aa extraordinary long life this to receive my ransom, on account of the measures adopted by the government authorities." He severely blames the B ens among g lds not yet housed and various bedding plants in view all blackened. The frost is welcomed by the government for attempting to pursue the brigands , as the , p ear ) proud."' As showing the mildness of the season, it may light to allow a prisoner to be recaptured alive," and "1- be mentioned that riilums (a second crop) were gathered latter "confider it as meat dishonourable in • profiled° lel termer's, as wheat and seeds were likely to become "winter sequently the government ought to take no steps to harass at yto __era Biding, the robbers ! a n, N No. I Mt I 1, 1,009900 .. 1,0241 .. IMS Cb!vertu' Clifford Axel. Dev. O. Con. (TavMak ) Drakewalls East Ruse* (Mope) East Carados Eut Caro Brea Eut Grenville East Gannlalake East Lovell __ _ - illl 6,1441 .. 6,000] .. 6, 0001 .. 4,000 .. kooo 11,609' 4 6,0001 .. 6,906' .. 1,094' .. 6,000 , 896, .. 9,000 40,000 4 700... 6,640 1 .. 6,000' .. 1,120' .. 6161 .. 6,10 .. 496 .. 993 1 6,000 .. I'lll l 6,00! mass. I Pd. S.W. Russell (Tsvistkl °rambler & Bt. Anbyn Great Limey (Melted) Great South Tole= Great Wheal Busy .. G. W. Vor (Ralston) Grenville Herotts Foot Hinaston Downs t (Uny ay Went; Ila sr r it te r Y aM Mwyndy Iron Ore New Salon North Itoskeer Cf. prices I Sales. ii ii 455_4411 24_ le_ N. WIL Basset (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence It. labia' 8. Camden (81. Clear) South Condurrow iS. W. Frances (Magot; Stray Part it7o LLS.O 7.1.6 10.6.7 11 81..0 16.16.0 $6.16.6 L 512 .. ;I .. A - 'IYn ~~on jig:laand Cove, Lim. West Basset (Rogan) W. Cututon (Mimed) West Minden west Beton --- • 6} 1 I 1 1 1. 1 S i 171 wh. Bas.set (Mottal) Wh. Buller (Redruth) W,ltaryAnn(Menhen ) Wheal Seton Wb. Trelawney (Usk 161 170 i 1 i 22 01 22 SI 2 4 42 22 as Ls 46 2 6 1 1 1 1 26 24 310.120 - 4 -1 18 12 1 1 7 9 :it... i le 15 17 50 11l 100 140 75 55 19 II 10 12 155 145 7 9 MINES.-( MIS DAY.) 115 116 126 127 26 1 7-6 i 115; - 63 21 31 1241 19 16; Ist 1118 17j 18j 171 i 60 1141 5 411 101 101 :24 31 1 I Mt i I Pd 10. Funs. I-I DOC& 130 153 LWOW St. 'Wart and Wert India . RCS 12,000 10 Fieneral Floating Dock 1118.110 84. London &St. Katharin.loo 06 a 1,062. 100 Da Deb. St. 4p. cast. all e .- 040, S 4. Southampton 100 i ... WAT St. Surrey Commercial lOO I PREFERENCE SHARES. Caledonian, Scot. Aberdeen, 761. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Eaten. (No. 1), 80. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Rabin and San Francisco (Lim.), gua. 7 per cent., 13, id. Great Luxembourg, 121, San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent.,l3i. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 141, 1, 1. Atlantis Telegraph, 45. Do. 8 per cent., 821, 61. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 111. Bombay Gas (Limited), 4i, id. City Offices (Limited), 14. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 31, /. Crystal Palace Preference, 100. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 4. Gen. Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 3i, I. Howe and Colonial Assurance (Limited), 11. Italian Irritation (('anal Cavour) 6 per cent. Bonds re deemable 1876, issued 90, 47. London Financial Association (Lim.), 84. Millwall Freehold Land and Dock (Limited), 61. National Discount Company (Limited), 14 . 1, 1. Ditto New, issued at 5 prem., 21 to be pawl, as. Ocean Marine Insurance, 204, 1. Oriental Gas (Limited), 51. TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRAL ASIA (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) 101} 1001 lu3l 11 1081 1001 - i dim 10 948 ei diall imi 10 ar 8 4 9 11*1 10' 8 dial a e 5 idl 11 13 U DO 6 4d13 70 10 di. IT 39 vl 7 9pm 10 16 dis scl 3 IMs ; 48 48 161 171 id 34 36 15 16 U 37 Ipml 2 1 414 4 2 dig 6 3 lila, 16* 17; 12 10 dui, 15 13 dbq 26 24 4114 • 4 pml 01,114 1 22 14 3 1 414 11 114/s b 2 11 9 the 10 8 di* 11 1141 s 6 10 pm I 3 pm, 1 2 pm' 21; 21; 63 - 41 43 13 14 I S Ms: 8 6 41. 93 96 15 17 10 3 ells, 9 7 411 10 9Mg $ 9 dial 1 t 9.3. 1 3 pml 67 69 44 46 4 41 h 1 iPm 41 43 - - 414' 5 4 4181 T 904 Bl te tit 7 5 dis ad 47 49 9 7 &GI 44 46 I Cl. pions. I Sales. - 77 a xd 471 7 - xI 43 id COMMA MARKET& ILARICLAND.—(II:IIB DAY.) The supply of linglieli wheat on sale Dere, to-day, masa. wise and by land carriage, was only moderate, sad in but middling oondition. The demand for must kinds ruled steady, and the best Is realised an advance in the quotations, comp with this day sennlili 4 , of L. ref qr• - The show of foreign wheat wee tolembly good. UR Sae r whole, the trade firm, at prices quite squid be ( week. Fumhartey moved off treaty, st 'stream rood. Griadiog . r .... • and distilling sorts were steady IMI FAIN athoullik Ili ,: demised for them was by no means seism L The malt trade was tirm, at inky the late advance ia ~ the quotations. t Good sound oats moved off freely, at very full priest; ... let heated wool. were a slow inquiry on former terms. L Beans sold steadily at extreme currencies. The supply ; was limited. Per were in abort supply and steady request at full . prices. The flour trade was firm at extreme currencies. Floating carve, of wheat moved off freely, st, in some instances, an advio6) of from la. t.• 2s. par qr. Ohirks, 41 arrived, 48e. to 51s. W. ; ditto on purism 56.. to 575. 3d. ; ditto, Oct. and Nov. shipment, 555. 3d. ; ditto, sp ri ng shipment, 51s. per 4921i5. Dna shipping or shipped, 50s. per 4901b5. Mine ruled firm, at fully Is. per qr. more money. Knetendje arrived, 31s. 1011. ; new Ihrail, :xis. 9d. per 48011 s. la. barley a fair average businem was transacted, and prices were steady. Kustendje, arrived, 30e. ' • Ms. fid. ; Danubian on pewee, 2As. Taganrog64. i: 295. Roumelian shipping, tn. per 4001 be. Rye, improved Gd. per qr., with a good inquiry. Azotf, on per' rage, 325. :".1. to Uue. per 460ib0. Nothing of interest took plate in beans or mil letseed. The trade fur linseed was very quiet, but last week's prices were supported. East Indian, arrived, 67e. per 410160. Bombay, in warehouse. Pia to 69. . ; Calcutta, 675. ; Black Rea and. Azwa request . 6 . 24. 1n t0 0ti 625. tu5...q 4L uePernoegar. aed the shortne twk ss es w orth .app in y, price. iieggi".ky, prices remained unaltered ; Londori.made, 11./. to 111. ; New York. borrels,lll. 10e. ; ditto, in bee, 10/. 15e. toll/.; Western, 101. 7s. od. to 10/. 10a. ; sad 'Marseilles, 91. 10a.. per ton. Rapeseed commanded but little attention, and most qualities were easier in value. Calcutta, on the spot, I 52e. per qr. ' • Gamest, in warehouse, 60s. to bps. ; Peron). Pore, 56m. to 575. ; Calcutta, 54.. to Mo. Ed . ; Danubian, 54e. to :As ; Wild Black Kea and Azotf, 31s. to irls. pot qr. Cottonseed was steady on former terms. ARRIVAL UV Sew.-linglish 7 Linseed, 56 ; 194 ; and sundry, 777 qrs. Foreign-Tares, 1007=1, 9,101; rapeseed, 15,635 ; maim, 4,736 qrs. Eiroars.-Oste, 1,010 ; linseed, Mil ; and oilseed, 3,529 qrs. WnILT. ben, Kent, red, ni t new while, old new Norio& and Lincoln red, new L•nuir. Malting CUILILENT PILICIS. EihOLISIL Per Qr. I • s. 50 to 57 60 so 51 50 to 64 54 t 4 52 to 5 Per Qr. 64 to 53 34 to 40 33 10 40 Oise. I. a. Scotch potato high, white . black BRAN& MALT Nor:ulk, and 64 to 76 1 Kingston and Ware 70 to E 4 Brows GIS to lin x...... -to UMN English, feed neoleli, t.id 70 to 74 to 37 75 to 29 Pow Per gr. WORAT. 1. Dmatsle mad Kowa- 66 to C 4 aosack J Mockleu• In u a r.3 to 60 49 to 54 ituoilan, hard 'oft , 4B to 64 AlThogiCS.ll, re.l , "vita., . - lata.r.i __ . ..... Masapa Tick Harrow ?tem Maga tat l' Boikes 118 to 40 18 to 43 48 to 40 44 to 41 Sirs 36 to tt to to —; Grinding DIML fling Malting . FLOUR Tows made, ar vie see Hossehoid se Ls caas, a SI to 0 Norf m lok and Mutat, =sap INI bo Par Qr. OMR 'a. Daub& sad Swedish 22 to 20 Harlan to 38 3 3 to 38 40 to 44 D&ilt Danleh - YCIPSLan PIMP to SO to 411 White .. Yellow Isous Costs. ritou 31 to SE NI to ss sows m Yuma. Trench, per sack.— 38 to et titer, I Spanish „ .... 38 lo 41 Dutch Mewitur ti to !Ai American, per blt .. 24 to 31 feeding AItRIVALi OF i;I:AIN, Ac , INTO 1.41N00N, BY LAND AND WAYNE. CAIIIIIA.,IIL, lelf.oll NOY. b TO NOY. 10, IN CLUSIVE -- NTliOet.ll2llW .iiiii.RiiaT. THeiiuTl'47.;s 7 " l otffir. 'Tit r;! . .; 1111 1 , . 1 2%0' lig.:3 I g BoB i be ,. 1 117:6 2 1 .... :134 .... 213! .... .. 1.. 1 .. li; 1 71 4 i .. 1 . 9 . 11781 1681 11'15 1 .. 1 4420 1 . 3282 —H— ---1--_—_—_—. 7472 1 1/oml 1 10310 lII= 2181 1 800 410) 2149 a LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT ILICTRIC AND INTSBNATIoNAL TELDSKAPIL) tenfold 01311 OWN emmueoNDENT.) The market rather fiat, and demand quiet. saes about 11,000 bales. rite:" sTsach Irish .. Total MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) fircnn.--There his been a fair general business dose at steady prices, chief? Barbadoce, Cuba, and l'orto Rico. Refined hum Crrici•.—Only limited sales are reported, TEA.—The odes continue to progress without spirit, at about last week's currency. Corr , " continues dull of sale. Prices abow • further decline of to Id. per lb. In other articles no sales of importance reported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 43e. 3d. Petersburg on the spot, 445. ; December, 4 35. 9 d. to 445.; January to March, 44a. 3d. I'AUTICULARA OF TALLOW. 7 , -- iiii - 1861. I lilts. I 11101. Stock on hand thit day casks ' 67,124 50,100 46,163 41,401 Delivery Wt week Ditto from let June 31.017 37,527 51,938 43.810 Arrival lad week 6,686 7,763 3. 011 636 Ditto Irmo liAJuus 60.688 51,086 05,064 66,680 1 d. a s. dJ. •d. d. •d. 43 6 .41 0 50 6 0 45 0 43 9 64 3 45 1 • - Arrival for the wee: ending 20th Nov. last year 2,427 emits sad &Neer..., 2,1:i casks. The snivel Wt. week comprimel casks trout fete. el, mg. PrieeT.o on spnt Ulla day . Ditto Town last Friday METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There is a ronsidr , rable falling off in the supply of beasts, and consequently trade is better. Prices have advanced in all deacriptions, and a fair clearance is effected. Sheep are not quite so plentiful ; trade, however, is by no means brisa for them. Some sizeable qualities are rather clearer. The calf trade is fivea at a small advance. Our foreign supply consists 010 beasts, 7,740 sheep, eAves, and 220 pigs. From Scotland there are 16 hearts; Ireland. ; and 2,014 from the northern and midland counties. See doss of e l d. a d. a cl. I Per stone of Whs. ad. sd. Best Scots, nerefds. 5 5 4 Best nnsialtbiatb 00 0 Best Short horns 4lO 2 Best Lo tg-w0015.... 52 6 6 *mond gust beasts 34 4 D . do. (thorn— .00 • • Calves Pigs Best Dn.& !o 4 2 TATOIIII Besets at market, 4,64 sheep and lambs, 18.290: saheb 120; pus, 610. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady inquiry for all descnptions of both English and foreign, a$ late quotations. PROVINCIAL SHARI HARLEM - - LITUTOOL, Nov. 10.—Sales today: Caledonian, 1211—Greed Eastern, 244 i I—London and North Western, 1174 tl7 1 {— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. RA 9 i—MetroP o- 111..ui 11-11;—Nlidbar 4 , 1124 31—Nonli 311--North Kaaterl Berwick capital stock, 10.54 Eastern, 01 4 i 4MI 4 —Buffalo and Like Burro. 4—Greell Western ..f Canada, 12i- Erie, 52; —United States 0-813 Boni* 6.1•--tireat Luxembourg shares, 12 11.10--tiambre and Meuse, GI —national Bank ..f Liverpool Limited`,ll TY—Empire Marine , 1? .I.—Liyertsiul and London and Clone lire Mid Life, 5 p.—Maritime 11,411rance .Limited t , 1 f-10 d.—aines and Mersey N: rifle Limited p.—angio.Amerleui Telegraidt. 14 5-16—Atlantic 'fries:mph t 4 per cent., 4i 7 -National Steam Limited . 143 - Paeitb• Sfrenl IteW sharer , . .14 p. ILteeligergr.. Nov. 10.—A very good business was done, and better prices were obtained, particularly for North &Hash and PheffleM Antdo-American Telegraph , Limited‘, 143—Atlantio Telegraph Pref. 8 per cent., P 5 3t —C. Carnintll and 5t 1 2--Greag (limited), 20 d.—naolldatd Bank (Limited'. 1 p.—Erles. Northern A, 121i}-Great Western of Canada. 1241reat Western, tej S—teeneral Credit. 2 d.—Lainnahlre and Yorkshire, 1244-- London and North Western, 117i—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolioliire, 49 i 111 I —Metropolitan, 1= I Midland, 194—North British, MI 4 f t 19111 4—South Rairtern. eTig I- -Union Plate Glass, 46. BiIUINWIAY, NOV. 10.—The transactions to-day were In Mr . whigham Waterworks shares, at SO ; Birmingham Banking Com pany tlimited ,at par. South Staffonlabire Railway Stock e inred at 1. 2„ sellers ; and Worcester and Severn Junction Railway shwa, sellers, at 10. A CLERGYMAN BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE Pr.acg.—At the county petty sessions, held at Lancaster, ou Saturday, the Rev. C. L. C. Moller, a cleropman of the church of England, was bound over to keepilse peso* towards Louisa Jane Holmes, a nursery governess outplayed in his family. The parties reside at Morecambe, meat Lancaster, and on the oth inst. Mr. Moller used threaten ing language to the complainant, saying thdt i.e would kill her, and afterwards that he would half kill her—at the same time ahthing his fist at her—if she obeyed an order given by her mistress, Mrs. Moller. Complainant said she was not Mr. Muller's servant, as her wages were paid by General Stratton, the father of Mrs. Muller. The latter appeared at the sessions to give evidenoe against her hus band, but an objection was raised by the defendant's attorney, and the court ruled that her evidence was in adminsible. Defendant was ordered to enter into sureties in the sum of 501. to keep the peace for six months. ie ork the eel, ge of in ford, 'de to mu on the Te -1 pub• Laving calm of the se,3 by lit dr Av. to hunts NI SS 116 92 ei 91 93 92 24 92 94 92 04