The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-30 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY El .. THE ALLEGED FENIAN COLONEL. LAW INTELLIGENCE. i SHARE LISTS—(THIS DAY.) FURTHER EX ANIMATION OF BURKE AND CASEY. (THIB DAY.) r • RY SHARORDINAER AND sroces. (THIS DAY.) —e— The two prisoners giving the names of George COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Sh. I Pd. I RUMAT, I Cl°l3ll6 „ dat t i r . 84 : 1 1 3.-da p. . 3 I erry and Joseph Theobald Casey, but the former of whom 82 11 80 (Before the Judge Ordinary.) ID. WO Dated and Daffier ..,__B2 •. alleged to be Richard Burke, • colonel in the so-called WALL C. WALL AND IS HITNALL. lit 140 Calodonlen }. elm army, were brought up on remand, the former Si. 100 as r are!' with Meason•felooY , and both with assaulting the Sir R. P. Collier, Q.C., and Mr. Malin., appeared for the is an Cinema 2 4 - , , lice in the execution of their duty. petitioner, a sub-contractor for railway works, who mar- at. tot ,DubllnandßsibstJane 73 76 w. ;l o n the prisoners being placed in the dock it appeased lied the respondent in MG& They lived happily together Be 100 I Gundee,PwrikkAlidJe 79 74 3 !at front some misunderstanding two learned counsel for some years, and had three children. In 1861 the peti- SO 6 ilimalemdsa - - red for the defence, Dr. Kenealey, instructed by Mr. tionerwasextroutingsome worksnear Londonderry,in which 100 all I Do. Scrip •-• -•- ."sorton, for both prisoners, and Mr. Griffiths, instructed the co-respondent was an overlooker. When the business Be r o : = e ; ei aa tece 4ll. W pm..... m et !ea ant ens i I - It . Mr. lee.:, for Burke. was concluded the petitioner came back to England, but his Si. Dm D a g . a ng . imi L . ir k s - it . 7 . -•.- s Sir Thomas f Henry suggested that the prisoner Burke wife being near her confinement and unfit to travel, stayed flt. 140 GrenNorthot Scotland 15 16 - t could be allowed to elect which gentleman should retire. behind. After her recovery, instead of rejoining him, she Si. 100 Northern - _.• 106 107 - bU3 him as his solicitor. sent him various letters, exculdng herself from so doing, 85. 104 De•A J A runaway. as. 111/ 1121 1111 101 ✓ Mr. Norton said he welled:meted last Light by a brother and at length she eloped with IThitnall. The petitioner , w aa • 1 " * ..... pe : 13 .,.... 1111 .,....• a P•.Z ° . 11 _ , 141 "......... 1 .1 3 133 ... -• f the prisoner Casey, and was instructed to defend both traced the fugitives to various places on the continent, 7,7.• 100 g ai h "riZ;,°s,r ) s , y -. a , satoners. He should have seen Colonel Burke last night and at last to 31, Thurice-misare, where the respondent sa. 1011 Oren Western 451 46 S4l gi ii a i there had been time, was living with WhitnaU, and had with her the three lea 100 Do.StourVal.Glangtk - ... Mr. Critfithe said Mr. Ring was not in court at the pre- children. Neither of the respondents appeared ; though St.. 1041 Do. South Walm - - - -• 48 u... •at moment, having gone to his o ffi ce for some papers, there was a claim of 3001. against Whitna ll for damages. i S i t 1 1 : 0 0 B D : . W . roo. 1461 . -0 1 , dred i 925 90 Si _ 1 I t had left in his hands a MS. in the handwriting of the The jury awarded 2501., and O , loud containing the notes from which the brief was The court made a decree nisi, with costa, and the custody t re. L0 r—, : ,..-hir mr ,,, i etirr s. .E, 123 1.2 1 1 , 241 M II 3 • t i twn . of the eldest child George, till farther orders. Et 140 LosdonCheffinmalkm 191 20 M L n I 4 r I:urke made no comment on the fact that both learned LTNE V. LYNE AND SLAcKNET. St. ISO Do. kleoßaten.A6p.o. - - - r °donee spoke of him as " Colonel Burke," and the Mr. Miller for the petitioner, a first class petty officer in M. 100 London R Nortb_Westa 114 1141 1141_131 'e coloneL" He observed that be could not at once see how the Royal Navy. He married the respondent at Stoke 7,1• MO m sha r u l and, 77 4 79 i 21 a • t meet the difficulty. He could find work for both gentle. Derwent in 1860, and lived with her till he sailed in the u. de. 100 Metrogolltas- , ll9 120 120 191 119 Flambe for the Mediterranean. Thirteen months after- 109 100 Do. Extension, itiyl - Sir Thomas Henry-Which is your solicitor ? Mr. Ring wards the respondent bore a child which was attributed to dead 6p. et. till 1870 108 110 1081 , - Mr. Norton 2 the master of a lighter in the victualling yard, from whom U. 100 mairopoutannudmos„ - Burke-Well, certainly, I have seen Mr. Ring, but the petitioner also claimed 300/, damages. 50 18 I Da. de. do. - - - 1 10 all Do. din. Jolla's-wood - - - -,that could not my that I have positively' intrusted my defence (The case was not completed when our report left.] di. 100 Midland -- —. 113 1131 1131 121 1 1 gentleman. I would be glad if the cue could be U. 100 I Do. Birm. ciDerby. 82 81 - 1 !, warded for an hour that I might consider the matter. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. a. 160 ;North British After some further conversation the case was adjourned St. 100 . Do.gdin.,Parth,lhand •-• - - ...r a abort time, permission being given for the " colonel" (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) et. IM IN. Lateen-Berwick - 99 101 504 :a confer with Mr. Norton. IN RE RIR CHARLES PRICE AND CO. 36 161 Do. 0.54. R. Para - - .69 .. 61 1 At a quarter.Nst 12 it was intimated that the matter The debtors . in this case were the late well-known at ~10,,,. I D u o . L eeds ____ 94 hid been settled, but on the prisoners being placed at the bankers, in King William-street, City, whose a ff airs are 'a: ill I "a• t, o l tat • o. . L'', :::. - i...x of the court, now being wound up under a deed of inspection. The 94. 100 Do. etook.itli;;linia 139 132 - Mr. Abrams said he appeared on behalf of Mr. Ring, court was now asked, under the 126th section of the act le all De. do., 180041 - - - - rho was unable to he present as he was under examination of 1849, to make an order for the transfer to the trustees so no • North London ...... - 114 316 - .. 4 witness at the Lord Mayor's Court. of certain 'harm in the City Gas Company now standing 10 8 , Do. do., 1806 1 14 pm- Sir Thomas Henry said that complicated the matter still in the names of the debtors. The trustees, it was dated 86 ' 111 ° 8cdta 6448 m 641113 •-• • • 00 62 - t et. loo 111. • & Western Jaen 110 Ile - ore. were desirous of realising all the outstanding estates eau g o. ix ;dh ppe bl re Union _ le i 974 - Mr. Ring's managing clerk raid Mr. Ring would be here winding up the estate. St. 1441 Dint Devon._ - - A shout 1 o'clock. Mr. Bagley appeared for the trustees, and Mr. Reed for St. 106 loath Bentsen -- - osi so figi ili After some discussion Colonel Burke elected to be repro- the City Clu Company. 20 all KinekKildagliamoko se Se 144 148 - - waled, temporarily at least, by Mr. Norton ; but said he After some further discussion an adjournment for three 2. Mil iritlf...vale_ should wish to see Mr. Ring tomorrow . weeks took place in order that the facts might be sub- r o 14 , w . aild I liblZ4 - - pm _- Sir Thomas Henry-You shall see him the moment he milted to the court in the form of a special case. Ile 1 tWateeloo a whiteball - ... - arrives. IN Rg HOWARD AsHTON HOLDEN. • 744 51 34 41 34. • Colonel Burke asked that the witnesses should be out of This was a case where the proceedings had been stayed - a court. and taken out of court by a deed of arrangement. The BR/Tl3ll runsitgllONll. I They were ordered out of court, bat bankrupt was a contractor for public works, of Queen- ih . I Pd. I RALLwAn. i cs oolaspelosa 1 l a b ia ~ Sir ' Th omas Henry observed that the prisoner being street, City, and of Clifton-house, Maida-vale. The pia- ioo . au uthmounad . r 43 vs 544 4 • represented now by Dr. Kenealy, must leave his case in bilities are said to amount to nearly a million sterling. St. tee Illem.Der.oo.ln. Ma. 161 196 104 4 e his counsel's hands. Mr. Reed now appeared on behalf of Messrs. Knight and le 14 D s . I 1ibenne......... } 4lw - Dr. Kenealy asked that the evidence of De Vany at the Mender, contractors, dissenting creditors, for leave to exa- ele all Bu ff alo A Inks Marc.. 111 we 0 last examination should be read over. mine Mr. Holden, with a view to testing the validity of 16 ell 00. 711 16rutte 5 II O The evidence of De Vany was read over by the second the deed. It was suggested that property had not been 111 100 Malt sllual oen,Alawhaleb1871414 a clerk, Mr. Humphreys. disclosed, and that the debts of various assenting creditors st. . too oo lla zu l oroop.o.o L". = „. Codfrey Massey was then sworn-/ am a native of Ire- could not be supported. St. .100 Cape T. &Docklic i j 45 SO -. Y Lind. I went to America in 1856. I afterwards joined Mr. Bagley, for Mr. Holden, and Mr . Doris, for the 100 l an D enmanes ,7,„, o , - t the American service at the time of the civil war. I held petitioning creditor, opposed the application. St. lice lot Bengal ma • li ie.- 104 NM 1044 II a the rank of lieutenant-colonel when that war closed. Ills Honour said that although the application was made 20 I 121 Do. do. Ido - - - el In August, 180, I joined the Fenian brotherhood at very late, he would not shut out the inquiry, but would St 1100 got Wisp's. I d 4•• 111 4 112 4 111.1 124 20 , 6 Do. L Shama _. els 2pm e Houston. I took no oath or pledge. I went to New York, give them leave to examine Mr. Holden. St. 'lOO ilrand Trunk of Canada 17 171 - L where I arrived October, 1866. Between the times I was Order accordingly. sue all Do.Equip.M.B.op,ot. to et - engaged at New Orleans. I kept up my influence and was too all Do. lat ;eel Bonds k a Fenian as far as my acts went and did as much for it as I liet all Do. Ind prat. Banda 34 36 - O possibly could do. I knew James Stephens; rather well too. THE POLICE COURTS. 108 ell Do. trd pref. Stock sB 30 l all Do. 4th prat. Stock l9 21 19 f. I first knew him in New York. The object of the Fenian St 100 **Minn= Peninsula 1101 1111 1111 11 : brotherhood was the establishment of a republic in Ireland. (THIS DAY.) 20 ell Do. sue. 6 per met. - -pm - 6 herd saw Stephens early in October, last year. He had an ____...._ 20 8 Do. New do. _.. 11 Igoe - office at 19, Chatham-street. He was the chief organiser 10 1 Do. New 14 llipam -• 6 of the Fenian movement. I have heard an account from him WESTMINSTER. St. Me ea 8. of huna7C.Cp. - ci 105 104 toes 1 NI of his escape from prison end from Dublin by the PROTECTING 031515C8 PASSENGERS. Bt. ISO Do. 41 pee ma ..,t. . 94 46 - t M4 all Gt. Waiters cd themes 161 1114 - assistance of friends within and without the prison. I William Richardson, a rough, eoweefuldookine man, 1 6,9' l o n Do. „old,. . 18 D 98 100 _ d knew Colonel Kelly about this time in New York. He was charged with violently assaulting Thomas Hewitt. DAY 104 all D di oa r t ; do. 18774. 88 9 1 - was Stephens's deputy. I knew Burke in New York-at Alfred Brown, conductor of a Chelsea and Horton 10 $ In ch(limited) - - dis ••••• 0 17, Chatham-street. I don't know that he held any omnibus, said that it was in Cheyne.walk, Chelsea, rater- St. Me Madre' gnat% 6p. sent 104 116 103 I distinct position in the brotherhood. I knew him day evening, when the defendant came up the step behind, Bs. MI Do. de. 4 }4 do to ts I - d as Captain Berke. I knew all three intimately. I and attempted to enter the carriage. He was drunk, and ix 'OS DO. do. 4 1 de-- II PS ... knew Stephens's private residence at East Thirteenth some ladies inside objected to his coming in, and declared 5 2 , 611 um b°. ~,,,1 111 ,..E z" .."1 . 4° , 4 - 6 7 1 - _ sad West Eleventh- streets. I have seen the that if he did they would go out. Witness succeeded in - lOU all Do. 6p. et., pay.lllBo 96 98 - prisoner at Stephens's. I knew another person who was patting him off the step, and, while he went to make out l OU all p s , s s . e s,., Da9 ,1891. 92 ea - Li called Colonel Burke, and gave evidence at his trial in his way-bill, left Thomas Hewitt to see that he neither St. too ti.E.ef ninny e.lsto.R. 79 81 Ireland. I knew ll'Hefferte, M•Halpin, and Clueeraty, entered the omnibus nor got on the top of it. 84. all Oudedßohillomd,gapc 106 106 11041 1 rho were all concerned in the movement. I gave Thomas Hewett said be was standing outside the Pier 10 24 Do Shares de. • • par fpm - i. evidence at the trial of WHalpin. I have Hotel, Cheyne.walk, Chelsea, minding the omnibus when 88. 41 I)* I '' What°. - - seen the prisoner in company with Kelly, M'Hae the defendant, whom he had received directions about, St. ore kende, _ _gust 6 per cent SL 100 Do. De= do.- - - 104 103 I - n hrty, and I think with Colonel Berke. I endeavoured to enter. He told him he could not admit 20 15 Do. do. d 0... -- 1 lica , 1021 don't know that be was acquainted with Ge. him, when defendant pulled him off the step d then Bt. tes De. Pasjank. do. - _ lO2 103 I - send C—. There was a meeting at New York, at attacked him with great violence. He repeatedly knocked St. 100 Do. UK ft BA de. el se I - 1 • which a discussion took place about the number of arms him down and beat ,him about until he was nearly choked d that could be obtained. It was a mixed meeting of mill- by his own blood. A constable came up, and defendant JOINT STUSIL BANKS, in t:ry and non-military men. Burke was there, and said was given in charge. ireTrelt. I BAWL IPdI CL 'ten. 1 Isla to had not nearly the number of arms that he e x - Defendant said that he had got money, and did not see 40,090 10 Agra Bank (Um.) A .... 6 1 I}pm .- ig pected to have. He expected a minimum of 30,000, why he had not a right to ride in an omnibus as well as akeee to 1 ID*. B. as and only from 4,000 to 5,000 had actual]. been anybody else. - -- 13 6 1 3 Os -• obtained. 'The meeting was held at East Thiiicenth. Ble Arnold-Yon were drunk. What do you say to the KISS 109 Aires Batted -2: 111 4 7- • = a, street. A da or two afterwards a purely charge of assault ' MANI U Angle 3 Pia *Me le angleltsdaa (Lim.). all 18 1T - wilitary meeting was held, at which the same Defendant-I don't know much about it. He pushed me. r.KIDS 211 Aulo I (16raltal) . . 11} 6 4or - Imoons were present except the nonmilitary men. The Mr. Arnold-Yon were much the worse for liquor, and mom • u s s m a ss y, ah 61 413 - er iseussion turned on the rising, and several officers volun- the conductor was quite right in refusing you admission. tote le DankotßritiabCoinmtda all 11 13 - id tiered to go. I can't sa7 if the time of the rising was It is not very pleasant to travel in au omnibus with a 011,19:41 IS . Mx Now. Daunt 1 gen 5 A Idk - r• fixed, bat the rising was determined on, and the officers drunken men, and ladies particularly would be expected KM 115 I Bank of AIM all se ST - s I volunteered to go to different parts of England. Their to object to it. You have committed a violent mash ,11:::: 19 1 Bank 01 Otago tames were taken down by Kelly. I volunteered my ser- upon the complainant, and must pay a 'mushy of 4o s. vick,d= 16 6 4 dil -16 I ... - 60,060 10 r Bank of New Toalsad lO , 7 9pm - et Ones and my name was taken down. Colonel Burke also Committed to hard labour for a month in default. 50,000 60 ' British N. America - all 150 52 .- m rolunteered. Stephens was repudiated some days after GREENWICH. 40,000 20 C.Bk India, Ans., Chins all 18 19 - Id that , and Kelly acted in bis place. Stephens was superseded, EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT. 30,600 21 , Chart. Roy. of Indla, to. all 29 31 SO ag id because he was insincere, and deceived both officers and 40,1100 II Oty John Lod, of 22, Thames-street, Greenwich, was placed nem H s I c o l on i a l „.„ -.. .. - 16 86 88 M others. He was also grossly incompetent in a military in the dock before Mr. Trail, charged with bargleriously MOMS 10 !Consolidated . Bank ((( 4 par fpm - its point of view. I left New York for England on breaking and entering the house of Alfred Smith, of Lamb. 10,541 V/ !Delhi and London (L.). 26 - - - ty the 11th January . None of the other officers came with lane, Greenwich. 10,000 SO • Lad London (Matadi 124 1114 ... believe Burke sailed before I ditL I landed at The prosecutor said that at 3 o'clock this (Saturday) WM* 112 ' i ' lltem Excl* * o(ll* * 5 dii as, Liverpool, and proceeded to Loudon, where I maw Burke morning he was awoke by his wife who said she had been .........11,4441 is lo ; Frog sss in s t an s t s Am ass en sito nin z . is le e 2 2 „ Us - py sot more than a day after I arrived. I met him near a aroused b y his sister hearing a liege downstairs which had suss Is m u . :s co tga os i. o w ns a 3 6 4 174 W, publiehause. I don't knowthe name of it. We conversed, continuedabout fiveminutes. Immediatelyafterwardethere NAN gs . iNgualondswediel, (L.) 16 -- K ... bat I don't know cow what the subject of conver al Baden was. I afterwards lived with Barkeat 7, Tavistock. was a violent kicking at the bedroom door, and on this MAN TOO 'lmperial Bank (Limited) ID 111 13 1 04 17 being opened the prisoner was found st a nding there. WAS 11 Iml Bl rial o ffieman .. •• 1 1 1 ' 44 4 ad street. Burke took the lodgings. He did not tell me /Coo • the prisoner from the feet of having formerly e as oao al° 15 ..11'm'd,,.. w • - .•.• --••••- • • "" - _ he bad been living there when in London before, that I ocion ' p r Z• apartme' nts in his mother's house, he asked his tok ' oes •••• oo - s aa g ---- gs7b s u s a, --- j s li 71 -. 2 ale ...7 o a k know. He left before me. I left on the 10th or 11th budness there, and by what means he had gained an en. now sas puwobelt,lBo4,3oyrs all 33 86 83 ad February, and he some days before. He went by the name trance into the house. The prisoner rep led, " I will let nen lie las.n.calanoo,ac.(L) 10 11 9 the - to of Mr. Willis, and Iby the name of " Cleburne." It you see ;" and on going downstairs it was found that WOO 1100 lAidon end "KKK 6l SO 18 Ali •-• fee was in January that we went to live there. I met in !I 6 4Ma .-. a - pane of had been broken in the front room window, M......, 000 111 ..._._ De.. Nr,___ is London all those Fenian officers that I had met the other and the fastening of the window pushed back. In getting .„% cee w '' 11 2 "" w ",„ a .,'"'"' PlaW(L a ,, ) w w , ~a , „. , 5 ..,,,g l2l '-'• at side, or nearly, and some ethers that I had not met there. into the room • flower pot was knocked down said broken. ? "`"' gp l pgp g L,,, - ;16 . i.„ -- I. l 7iiid . , t ii i r , l i ''. - ~. 37 At this time I saw Colonel Kelly ;he was lodging The prisoner was detained and given into cusrociy. KM SO Lemke maxi Coady fa 61 2 ur at 5, North - crescent , Tottenham-court-road, I have Police-constable Odd, It 3 it, deposed to hearing screams 12.500 20 Do• New las. at 20 p. 89d 14 - - ill been there. I was never introduced to bin,, but I know and a cry of '' police ," and on going to the spot found the 73.000 80 London Joins 61 " 11 .• •• II 10 87 17 re. him by sight. I should know his name if I heard it. It prisoner who was drunk. MOOOl IS Loudon • flonthAtrieas all 9 10 - tir was something like Arizzi. Kelly was known as " Mr. The pr i soner, in his defence, said he had been drinking 10,488 MO Lon. et li Western (Um.), 28 4 Idb -. of Mee Ito Land a v sialLY mi , to 7de - Coleman," and Halpin as "Fletcher." At this time Kelly with the prosecutor in the early part of the evening, and 10;004 , 10 e mi g oe °l a w en sg s Zessese . .1 0 58 70 691 ye was chief of the organisation in London, and the being drunk he supposed he must have broken the window 60,000.141 DeAsi.loLp.none paid; 10 281 254 pm -. sat organization and mobilizing the forces in Ireland and entered the house to see his (prosecutor's) wife. leome Os Merchant Beak gAra. .1 15 15 7es - in was intrusted to my direction. I gave some directions to (Laughter.) NAN ISI Mareanttle 1161 9 7es - , I Burke. I appoint e d hi m t o m aonnno , i n th e county of Mr. Trail ordered the prisoner to pay a fine of as. for 10.00 e, le Metropolitan ilnuttedi! ell 6 7 191 - Cork. I told bins to make himself acquainted with the re- being drunk, to make good the damage, and to find two 4.000 1 1te ?Wed B nal jak (IMO . • 10 Iffie sources of the district, and when the rising did take place sureties in 101. each on condition of his being of good n i non In: National ey Isoorpool "."1"" 146 - - p ers =to destroy the means of communication, so as to force the behaviour for three months. 16.1/11 IWO N. Pro, of linglwei - 42 -• US regular army to march on an equality with us. The tele- KIN ISO Do. End Ilt 3rd MK- 11 -. .• eft} rat graph wires were to be cut, and the railroads " tapped," KISS SO Nethanal Bank ...- - SO - ••• - that is small breaches to be made in the ironwork to 011.090 .10 New Beath Wales all 46 47 PROT2NCIAL MARS MARKETS. - go render communication impossible, or delay it, but not to Kees SO North Western _- -. 7l - - - On --*— WOO '55 Oriental Bank Corpora sII 42 43 431 3 destroy the lines for an distance. There were other LiykapooL. Nov. 29 .- Beaks: Caledonian, 76 ..4 15415 1 1 1 97.97 9 ,9 9 7 70 n a y .(Le le 7 5 414 officers at Maccrome, but he was the senior -Great Eastern. 301 1 301 1 301 1 301 1-Great Western. 45 k- M,OIIII I IM I Provlne. Bl e aki t b= lIS 88 90 - officer..- He could only make himself acquainted lancashlre and Yorkshire, lffil 1 . 1 1 4-London, Brighton, sad 460 ,1 ii I D o. d e. N ev.. , a - _ _ D- with the resources by communicating with the South Coast, 524-Loudon aM Korth Western, 1144 414 131 14 10,1001 26 . flenth Australia- I ail 17 IS - he _ 134 14 144414 4 1 14 111 14 1-Metropolitan, 119 183 19 181 4 Centres. A centre is the chief officer of an hoe 17 Mil 100 I Stand. of B. & Apia UIS 11 (Um - ,he - i I io-1f ldland, 112413 124 4413 1 141 1 1s.} - South Eastern, 071 8 7 ' 10,04.9 100 Do. do. iss. at 6 pal 10 8 6 dis• - II corresponding, you might say, with • eonnty. I brought 1 1141 8 i ; 4 t-mkitend, new 118 6 percent . inconvertible, 40.000' U Union ef Australis -.an6o 62 I 511 he some money with me from America ; MO/. sterling p -Grand Trunk of Canada. 17-Grest Wof omega, Die im ie 100 D u i= h v b ij .g ab n .liu s s gsoi -. in gold. I received it from Colonel Kelly. Be- -United States 610 (1862) May 1 and November 1, 701e-Dritch pups, 80 . Du i = a lands. ___ IS 8 9 gs I ssi an fore Burke left I gave him between 151. and 20/. Rhenish, 3i p . -Ditto paid-up, 24-Great Luxembourg dimes, el ad I pre money to all the officers in London sums varying -.vanish ream 241-Union, 21-Thames and Mersey Marine . Unshed' , 2 15-16 e, Tempo United Gas, 967-Nationakdteam from 15/. to 301 . I did not know at that time what night '— ---- -- -Li - I 10111:141N /AMWAY& HE had been appointed for the rising. Before Burke SNP ComPanY( ll2 alted). 6 14. . la 1 Pd, 1 RAILWAYS. Closing KIK balm 13-16 e oti-lISISOILIWTI36 Nov. 19.-Market all better; a very large = _ left it had not been fixed. After Barite had left, beldame doing. Caledonian, 761 616511e15415 44 6 41 1 5 1 _ s lo ' nu_ 4 21 " T * Yet am y6l and before I left, a meeting was held at 10 51 1-Great Eastern. 311 11 t 1 301 INI 1 1--Oreat Northern PIC an ill* Tra.(L)B.7p.e. 18 14 II al teael Z. J 'pence .. 11 it --- I : Colonel Kelly's. It was on the 10th February, which was __,A 111 1 111 WA! Ili }-- Oral Trunk ct comsat. 11-Oresa at Sneday night. Colonel Kelly was there and three dale - o ., w f leTh i ... Bfro °l '7''• nci 1 1=:" . ine Wertmin s iit 45 14 I I 4 rlond oillin at W ill 411 - an . I k° " "tz ' a 'Aig " "42:l:(l4-- 1111 114 - - e t " gates from Ireland-Mahony, of Cork : Burn, of Dublin ; - ••• - They islaton. and [South Coast hti 1- London and North Western, 010 ". t t Aint o n, of Belfast. constituted themeless 11. l 141 if 14 1 11 . 1 , 1ainheater Sheffield, and Lincolnshire , IS al C ll aP°llooolloo - - Pa' at- 11 110 • directory tocontrol the management of civil affairs, 4 , 7 1 1111 8-M Stan , 119 111 . 10 ili I i 1-31adean. 16- 100 50 ik Tlllpa..) IS 10 di, 63 8, in Ireland. In London, before Burke left, I bail some 0134 1 1312 l3 1141 li 1 13 0 113 1 1 ;Non h British, 10 _ _ l6 batch _.... 37 41pee - on ; Conversation , Am I bound to state the purport of a mil -B mM , fasten , el} I 8 i I Thames sod Mersey Marne 10 au De. an. private conversation' Insurance (Limited), 3 p.-Vorala et per ant, 311-Brighton, 0 111 Sla n el Blanes - nd Sir Thomas Henry-Cartaialy. New. 7 P .- lire Assurance, as Central IV lB 16 41s - ser Witness-I had rather not. BIittIINGHAN, Nov. 119.-The sales to-day were to Bimin N all „ . ___lamacahemj -• • 9 91 le - ••• ith Sir Thomas Henry-Yon have no each privilege. ham and Midland Bank shams, at 138 : Birmlusbam Joint Stock ! a ~.wdrlPCzedno UM IJ$ * Bank, at 304 ; Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, £5O shares, we all !Minket' IL/ - Mil Witness-If I have not a privilege, I demand it as a at 08 ; Ditto, EU shares, at 61 prem.: Birmingham Wagon we L II lE.'. awls ... I At, 1a I,o* _ si. thtlit • shares. at 12 ; and Gloucester Wagon shares, tooth tame, at 21 -,,, -_„ --.,.;;L: . -: ,. 1 -. gr. prem. Closing prices : Birmingham Banking Company shares, at " as ^ 46 67 Sir Thomas Henry-You are sworn to tell the whole Ito li pi ,..., st.. . nordwre }.,..„, shwa, sill du.. buyers; 10 all 11.1•11.Rarres 7.lLit 1 S .., ors tru th , and yen must tell it.lo all Do. - - Iv- Britannia Mills, at 1 1 to 1 db.; and Midland Wagon new shares, items-Then you will have to question it out of me. a t 21 prem., sellers. HI an Norwegian Prank Prot - - - Dr. Kenealy requested that this might be taken down. lensent, Noy. 13.-Three per Cent. Consols, 55)-Three 1 1_ en_ Ptiessall ffinarrnsAldle 31 • - for rrou its living read over Dr. Kenealy suggested that the per Cent. Reduced, 915-New Three per Cent. Stork, 01 3 Dltto. st , art • Pugs, Lloes,sudiledlt. St 354 - üb, witness said " extorted." for account, sth Dee., 921 1-Ditto, for new monist 921 1- 111 all , Parb end Orleans . - am- Witness -I said " questioned," but I meant it in that _to i d i t i a bern elve hm per ßank cent ii i s tss- paid tiank - the Sense. , 374-M unste r Ireland igloo 1111 10 1 .....7 1.11etc z:St tLrdtda 8 4111.Francla... (1 ) 9 10 - 4.3 10e. paid'. 41 4-National Bank (430 pakl ) . MB -Ns. I 1 1: 6: - - - -** - ... ... or- Mr. Poland then proceeded to put questions to which tional Bank of Li impact 4 a T pee esat. - - (Limited) 1 115 paid), 121-Ditto tor _ _„, ~.___ and _,____ sr the witness answered so curtly that Mr. Poland could account ,_l2l-Uslon v Bask 7 - (122 wadi, 161-Ditto for account, fnt .......,: _ fel- only extract replies by leading questions, to which Dr. NI 11Dutilln and Belfast Junction (1100 paid), 75-Great _"' eu Br, ""`"••• 9 Oc t Kenealy repeatedly objected. Southern and Western (glOO paid% 97 961-Ditto tor account, as.,, a .A1 . 4..4t a11iv (Sanso( 7 per el 14 161 1:1 des Sir Thomas Henry saLl if the witness was hostile th 9T -Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, 6 per cent. (00 paid) se • 1 14 10 16 ,Sonto Mast, of Tortuga! - - die w• ore counsel might mos-examine him. e 461-Ulster 4} per cent. pref. st. (1100 paid), 101. ID all Southern of rums.- 21 23 - ,eat He had told him that he had been in Birmingham on ~.., . .-- te 2/1 Turin and Savona ... - 1 1 - ing Fenian business. The conversation took i n Madame r ngara, condemned to hard labour for 111 ell Went /tinders .. - Ca • no Fenian ini • 10 all Do. IS par cent,..ing. 9 - day h ',mess was the purchase of arms (rifles), which life for the murder of Madame Mertens in the wood at 93 a Massalf.W. 02 grew* 211 1.3 3d been shipped to Ireland. I don't remember anythi ng - ion about caps or powder. Some of thembe said, were sized Fontainebleau, has just been delivered in prison of twine re seized ~ a AA 10.111g014 MBILIGATIODEL as. - at Queenstown, I think. He said that he went by the a ''''....' and •--..„, tote name of E. C. Windsor. MORNING rERTORMANCE AT DRURY-L.071.-A 6 4 IC 1 11511,1 r 511 . 1 amble 3 0100 /6 I KUL 10 Here the objections to the form of questioning were re. grand morning performance is to be given on Wednesday 2an ialicultheuziSlkallt• A ll - ~ it l amed by Dr. Kenealy, who said that no doubt the wanes' next, for the benefit of Mr. Fitzjainee, who is totally lu ll " B s. Do. - Inc- bad made all these 100 Hanna and II 13 92 statements to the 'elicitor for the pro- incapacitated from following his profession by a severe les 1 tim .....„ 1 - 98 190 ices mention. attack of paralysis in May last. An unusual number of 90 1360.... and - _ - - ales The witness, with much indignation, declared that he the leading actors and actresies will take part In the jos Do Second Ica as so - itch had not. performance, which will consist of selections from 59 North. of Frame I p 124 131 13 lon Being again urged to give his evidence frankly, and not Corte, The Wreck Ashore, The First Night, David Garrick. II I Defideellalt 11P a tt - -.- occasion se much trouble, he said , " Then if Ido I mist Firtrinitur, Tke Hanchhack, Kind to a PauU, Black . Eyed 155 °55°5155 (5551Th1 . 4 , 0 a • go through it from the beginning." Sans, The Long Strike, and Marp_ruraer. aII Do. Be . Dared at 24 25 - ifi greeklingp. 121 13. ing iTh . e exemination was prooeeding when our repert left.] MCI.DEIt AND R08888.Y.-Thg body of a man, psi •aIL W. (torts 1118 95 - - to e .--- -• - named Bernard Jusman, traveller in jewelry for Cowen d sw•disk 6 lt al• • li 1 1 = Del The Fenian, Warren, Halpin, and Costello, in movie and Co., Birmingham, who had been missing for some 111 Laereader p. et. 86 89 •Lom.lrea.3p.o. 84 61 II = was found yesierday in • ditch by a gentleman i r m " Restotrcet Tp. .- - ... tee. t uniform and closely s• even, were put yesterday Clarke, who was shootim. The deceased had rat !e otarenoate.e. u 4 l i li otil morning on bard the mail steamer for Holyhead, in waved • fearful blow on his head from an iloninstrament le Masks ear et. s ... charge of a guard of Marines, en rods for Paitamille. found neer him. Ilia jewelry had beat stolen.. tS 1w.00.1t. ui. so. is. u - Mo.oBllDellishOola. %Amami IWO Do. UN, Ost o. oo44;.Z A til ktrd,llol r . o.:Msti g rata 195,801 00005a D0 . ha. Spiral 510..... at garrizro 10, - Opt Do. 40. 188040 , Do. do. 189041' 41.106 D0.52.e.Ap.a0et.1900 100,000,0e D y1 0. 0n,N0v.198 9, Op. et! MON lB7B, do— LONA/ De. len 40... IsMee MwrltlasB per 66.,11171 sel,Boo Do. 1879 own> Do. 1681 310,006 Do. 1916 108,000 NatalGov.op.e.Ap.koe. 100,000 Do. do. MaykNov. 110.000 New Bease.Gov.6perot.l 1,116,600 New Booth Wiles Gov.,' p. 00u1,1871 to 1870 6,671,900, Do. 6p. 8113118 to 1113 1166,000 1)0.59.e.r,1867 to 1871 100,000. New Zeidoad Spar oat. 1.000,030 1 Do. Spar amt., 600,0001 Do. O par toot 1881, 1153,000 Do.de.l69l.7oitedtDeo' sso,ooo Nora Bootle 0 p. 1.101,100 Queensland Goy. 6 p. of 1,177.460 Do. Do. 1891 .... ?Aso SLAIN& Gov. 6 6.6.,117-7/ De. 1876 sad apwan 660,0001114.61ar.tip. 6.Jan. Jain 7,000,000, Do. Op. as A1).11406 311171811 No. I ea. I 111486 100 .. Ole GI 1001 rtf 8f 71 100 102i} Clifford Amal. Der. G. Com (Tarlatek ) Drakewalla Basset B B (Blow)ast Caradort Bad Cara Brea Bast 9renyflla 6 43 a 420 430 id 3 12 14 6 3 6} 11 31 n 9 . 9 8 - 31 Llae SI 8.6.0 19.0 111.9.0 Let Lovell Z. W. Rangel ('Fftrlett )1 °rambler et St. haw) I rO.est Luey (Liunted)l Gent South Tolgus W. Vor (Helstio) --..._ ii i I&ed 17 1$ i 1 17_ 18_ Borod's non ;llinegt" DOW NS Want) Wwyndy Iron Ore ow Beton North &shear oral Wheal A 106. 6.10.6 15.17.6 /10.0 Al SB II 14 40 2 24 5 7 2 Cs 6•D 70 6_ 8. Crotty 1 • roam United waidance (C. Le 1888) 10.8.7 Caradon 88 Claw) 11 !loath Condurrow 1.2.0 B. W. Trances (1llow) 18.18.9 Wow tt Park 91.14.8 Tin 1.80 Wort Bawd (Illegan) W. candon (Unheard) 151 Welt ChWartou West Betas Whoa . Beisit . Wh. Boner (Itedruo BB 77,11 adotan yAnis ( ti Nathan , 8 : Wh. Drawn:ley 10E8108 MUM. M. Una. (PIT ai 19 SI NJ 410 ---- i f 36 40 4 6 13 14 11 Il 8 10 67 69 rd 186 106 90 100 16 19 18 20 92 100 6 8 2 101. 25 A 1 IMOD ID MON If 15.150 2 50,4101 5 10.11000 20 72.162, 1 la . I 25 • 5020 1 20 e 7 1 2 6 4 to, o IM lo, s a IWO 50 21.206 ! Alamflios Limited_ —) all bran Anglo-Gold(lato ), ingrallan LS a a i rull m a a e r r (Lim l ited 11111 Oltentales(l.& 8.311 n., 4 Oogaspo (Malted) " I Don Pedro. N. Del Rey L Rail Del Rey (Limit e d): arta= (Limited) o&BoliviaGold meal (Malted) Ilinarm (Limited) I lted= Jlmito . ,ll i Pannloillo Copper (1 ), Peetarena Gold (Lita.) 1 !Poeheband Silver Lead 'Pert Phillip 'Royal Coke Copper litotes Grande ' iloottlah AnetraL; , St . John del Ray Lim : 'United Maxima :Val.tntigotia Go (L.' , Vanoonver Coal (Uni.' Val ilanam 'Wafted, Waahoe Gold(Limited Worthing (Limited_ ) Yorke Peninsula (Lim; Yadanantatana /Lim., . I le 1 . 1-led 1-1091 14 O ld'c 1 1 I 2kpoi r dial 14 le Tidial s sm: 2 t ai. HOh Parl all • 11 1 TO 411,11 110 SUM 2 WWI 10 0,1 10 10, 6 TA S, I 1 woo • no. I Ns I WI 7-16 9-16' 11 60 6 1 2 k i fij 1} ldim 6I 6 dim UOMPAAIIII. i Dii I di li DB. Icooo so,ooo scoAo• ' le,soo stets 6,000 103,000 80.000 50,00 C 110,600 W. 4000 110.000 10,000 1,000000 _ _ _ 10,000 4,000 Mk??? 10 l Anglo-AramicaisTal.(L., 141 18} 18* 1 ..* !IV V 4 ° ''' a'. .-. 1 el r. 1, 76 H It. Do. 8w cent. lOO 78 82 15 kmWel AgricaL 1 1161 In ne si Istrallaall.L&Ts.(Li 5 NW 504 10 TealielateaL 8 7 844 II Waterworks (L.l all 124 13 ,10 Do. New 100 Bolekow Toughen (L) 80 die 8 Bombay Gm (lAmilerol 20 1/ 4! 5 Do New 8 15 01414 M MN& Almeria's Lad 66 17 21 1 el .B. & L Mag. Tel (L.) 1110 112 117 801 Canada Coalmen, 10 CanadlaLoaultlav(L) li 1 eh 10 j 10 ! C =3=e. 5 2 1 die 10 'OldnefillelplLDai. *l6 13 , 10 ,c„, D....~, 25 iQtrofLoadoialf.Pro.(L ). 8 2 'BO o!ty NW/an Impro.(L) 26 16 10 " , SO I Do. i 16 'City of Moscow Gas (L ) al ' 10 ,City Meet (Liza.) ll 10 60 ,Colonlal (Limited) I Do. 10 Oratunarciallanloollise 1 I 10 Com. ctUrlcanMer.(L) I 10 01 c 0:1110•11.1a.Osa (L. 1' 10 Do. .... .. U . .11.1215.:1;4.7eic a 100 'C. el Len.14.1877,41p.e el 100 Do. do. 1870, do a: II 0. Pose. of England (L) 1 •1 •SO Do.of Ifauritim(l.) , 1 el Oryetel Palace ;10 1 .. ;10 let DO. Preference IS. I De. 6p. et. Perp. Deb 'le 10 .Darleallog (LWte4) Is Lemern eau Teo (L 14 ot.ln&a.o.&Plia(L DI ,L India it. *(Moat 10 Ebbw Vale . . 1 , 20 , EgyptianCloti — A 7 h 7 tl7l : el 'Electric Telegraph 1101 Do. N om .• Dog..l2.llnneopper (Dm) 15 An& Ind Torelameredh 400 okloottlehtlarin.(l. 1 10 111 Roma (Warehouse , 10 Crodlttilag.) ' I 18 . Stoma Ns I •80 ante &Colonial .(L' 10 oasiConfAClalna Ow SO I adeoa2 l 4 . 1... 10 Ini.Landoo. ;;;;adis . a 1. 11 • 11 'Nam Carrying (Lim.; 10 Internat. Finan.Boe.(L 110 internat.land CreelML 10 1 Italian Land. 16 Malin Inds. (Can.ol4. i 100 I Do. Bp. c. Ode. r. 1874 i 60 Land SomuitionLim.) el 'Lead.AtrieenTradiag 1 26 Lou.' & Cal•dow. IL. (1 : 10 ILon.CountyLend&B.(L 6 ILon4. DiatrieSTelog.r L . I SO ilmod. Doan. Akio. L., I . 4 ,Lond. 0. OnudboaC. I 50 :Lond.&olaeg.SnLCo (L 1 16 Load. Provinolel Ilarim , D. lUadreeirriga. & CMS/ I Op. eta.bylndianOor. 11 W Illattritiaa Lend, ite. (L' 10 Dedit. &ten. Tel. (L) I L i , 60 lierchent Shipping (L: I St. (Dwell T.Li.&DoolKL' 11 60 .31111wallIronWorke. ..'". 1 10 INlillilAlld &Col.o. (Ili 1116 ; National Dia. Cam. (L. 16 IKationalrrov.lfarin 10 .Nattenaltiteam Nay.(7.; i It Nortoo6daCoaLtlrm/L. I Now !Am ; 141 NewOuneoUdat.ll4(L i l am LA IL UAL. l in 1 1 11 1 .Zatilead T.& Loan (I.), 1 10 aretwmAraeraTeslL.)l le Do. B a l i el. .1414Anstralaelan (L; le "N .6.13114.431erean.1n.(L 115 Amen Marine (thews) 100 lOrlentalfhwadaliUse. 1 , 5 l Orietwall3l4(Llmlted) a 1 • Do. New 10 Orient Inland fiteam(L ) a ' 10 ;Otago & &bland invest 6 Ctimme Gm (United a 10 .?asaatse..lll.NeamL ) a 8 ' Do. do. • Bt. .Peolliv.landetlilo.(L , II 40 Pestinedarst o.Btems 1 t. 511 Da. M. Www 18361 all 1111 Do. de. do. 18571 j N l5 Chyme° Irma .. e. Now Wiii 11,100 .40,00t1 li. ii:ITI... ii/ iiiBlBl 8 8 dial I Pm Ira 5 7 6 m. al 13 15 bp 5 ‘ll 1411 106 ill 1031 104 e 6 4 *dm u 1 4 3 dls 10 21 23 X 98 103 •U I , 108 112 6 dial 7 Ift ii 1":1 DO 152 157 5 pm fri 4 1.110 8 10 8 41, s 1 21 l 4ID 16 26 vs if 3 - 411•1 I W ai WI 2 tau Si all. 4 2 di+ If 1 ill• 2 II - 4 11 * 7 064 7 4.44 50 2 l i t 2 1 1 11:1 DO 211 2 4 15 dl ill 15 21 17 dls I *dim pas WO 102 104 I veils 411 2 411 $0 40 100 $0 40 41!. f 17 , t 4 b 4 S 41, IS -i t -1-191 4 40 i# 7 1 mho. 6 1 I sin a 4 & S 7d44 $0 40 161 I.i 10 17 pa 19 4 M. 61 0 xd 19 10 s0 94 1121 6 0 If 8 8.3 as 57 59 67 sa I 119 10 28 16,000 &ohm Ivo woo° Ktvo &Mow Y 1 13 16 67 118.148. N :Ziol.CtOlnageova.) 10 ~Lo Janeiro as (LW ) 100 Illayal Mall Sem St. gout Austell. Inveet.(L 1 . 10 L. raifrican 11 sin. d'tgypea (), . A.4la. (L ) ., ntlutarallantan4 SI. •Sabeaarise Telegraph 1 Do Beep I !Mamma Dam* In.(L)T 10 Trinidad ['aerobium (Lv N 1 ;1 1: 71 . r.. t g onal_7 l Ct e a; ; N 117allaela• of Liver. (II 10 Matted DieconatCorkL _ t/alteel Wag. Co. g , 50 5 Do. 10 per cent. pref.', en a Mainers. Mele•lna.(L ); 10 Upper Main Tea .ll 90 IVao Masa% Lead (L 1. 1061 assapellaplplar.(l. an 60 ,Wagraal llmages (Lea.) 11 60 .Wedialla&Paeleleot. iL • Call pealing. PREFERENCE SRA_ .. Great Western, Original 41 pa 80.oent., .;a 15 37 56 75 ail f a; if,ooo 101,100 1,1001 11,100, 10,000 40,0401 20,0001 10, 30,00. 000 I 20,000 20,000 YAM 11101001 MOOS I WWI ... 2 1 Dm - 80$ W.l _es _ea 72-16 7 VI lei — l at THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1867. 103 105 101 103 101 146 00 92 89 91 104 106 106 HO 104 186 107 109 95 97 - - ICI 109 103 156 106 107 106 108 106 107 107 109 104 106 103 105 103 106 94 100 901 971 100 101 109 110 1 - 0 ‘ 7 6 1 114 169 110 103 106 100 163 102 103 10? 100 112 118 110 U 2 _ / Y} 3 p* 6 1 gm 4 2 4 par i I S pea. # oicu. e! f 92i :se dim Ise s u • 1 II did MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On olhooz. The markets for public securities are rather dull to-day, and the changes in prices, with a few ex ceptions, are in an adverse direction. As might reasonably has e been anticipated, the important rise during the last few days has brought forward sellers, who wish to realise the profit on their recent transactions. These operations have, of course, tended to weaken most of the de partments, and the usual speculators for a fall take advantage of this circumstance by effecting sales. Consols are fiat, at the decline of yesterday. Some of the speculative foreign bonds have experienced a further slight reduction. As regards home railway stocks, the principal move ment is a fall of 1 per cent. in Caledonian. A few of the other lines have also given way, and the ten dency of these securities generally is unfavourable. The discount market is inactive, as usual on a Saturday, but the rate for the best bills is main tained at 1 to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to i, with div., for money, and 931 to #, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Centa. are without variation, at 93 to 93). Railway stocks are offered, and the general tone of the market is unfavourable. Caledonian is heavy, and has fallen 1 per cent.—viz., to 74 to I. The reduction in several other lines amounts toe to }, but Great Northern original is } better 107 to 108. Metropolitan stock is quoted 119} to ; Great Western, 44k to 45} ; London and North Western, 113} to 114} ; Midland, 1121 to 113} ; Lancashire and York shire, 231 to k ; South Eastern, 68} to } ; Great Eastern, 301 to 1; Great Northern A, 111} to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 191 to 20 ; North British, 32} to 33 ; Brighton, 52} to 1 ; Berwick, 99} ;to 100 ; and York and North Midland, 93} to 94. A few transactions have been recorded in Indian government stocks, at the quotations of yesterday. The Five per Cents. are quoted 1154 to 116, and the Fours, 100 to 1014. The foreign stock market is dull, and prices have receded in some cases, though not to any impor tant extent. Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive and New Three per Cents, and Italian of 1861 have declined to per cent. Annexed are the quotations :—Turkish of 1862, 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 331 to / ; Greek, 12/ to 131 ; Spanish Passive, 241 to f ; ditto New Three per Cents., 341 to 351 ; ditto Certi ficates, 18} to 191 ; Italian of 1861, 461 to t ; Egyptian, 851 to 861 ; and Mexican, 151 to 161. American securities have improved per cent. The 5-20 Bonds are called vg to 711 ; Erie Rail way shares, 47 to ; and Illinois Central, 87 to 1. Atlantic Cable sham have been little dealt in. Anglo-American, 181 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4 to 4i. The shares of the financial companies present no movement, apart from a rise of 2e. Gd. in General Credit, viz., to 21 to 2 dia. International Financial are at 2i to 2i dis. ; London, 24 to 23 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 611 to ei dia. Bank shares meet with some inquiry. Oriental Corporation are quoted 42i to 43i, being 10s. higher ; Imperial Ottoman, ito dis., showing a rise of 2s. 6d. ; London and Westminster, GO to 70 ; Union of London, 34 to 35 ;Alliance, 12 to 11 dia. ; and London and County, 62 to 53. Two o'Ctoca. Consols are unchanged, at 942 to ;, with div., for money, and 93.1 to ex div., for the account. With the exception of Paris, where the charge is 1} per cent., the rates of discount on the Continent are above those current here. At Hamburg and Frankfort the quotation is 22 ; at Amsterdam and Berlin, 3} •at Vienna, 4; at Brussels, ; and at St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. About 40,060 f. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission abroad. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the only alterations were a decline in the rates on Vienna, and a trifling advance on Italy. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 monthe, 12.0,1 to 12.1 ; ditto, short, 11.18 g to 11.19} ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.0 i to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 month., 25.35 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 months, 26.36 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.9 g to 13.91 ; Berlin, Cologne, &c., 3 mon th s, 6.26 i to 6.27 g ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 32 to 314 ; Paris, short, 25.10 to 25.20; ditto, 3 mouths, 26.30 to 25.35; 3 mont h s , 25.30 to 25.35 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 120 g to 120 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.20 to 12.30 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.20 to 12.30 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 togtig ; Santander, 3 months, 484 to 4124 ; Cadiz, 3 months , 49j to 49; Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49 ;'Malaga, 3 month., 481 to 48g ; Valencia, 3 months, 48;1 to 481 ; Bar celona, 3 month; 49 to 484 ; Billies , 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 481 to 4134 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.45 to 28.55 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28.45 to 28.55 ; Naples, 3 months, 28.45 to 28.55 ; Palermo, 3 months, 28.45 to 28.55 ; Messina, 3 months, 28.45 to 28.55 ; Lisbon. 90 days' date, 514 to 514 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 51a to 51g. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 343/. over last year. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Anglo-Egyptian Banking Company (Limited), the directors report, which was adopted, showed a balance of profit available for distribution of 22,0001., but it was decided, after some discussion, to carry this forward to the credit of the next half year. At the meeting yesterday of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, tho directors' report was adopted, and a dividend declared at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, less income-tax, for the six months ending September last. The following is from the report of the directors l of the Bank of British North America, to be pre sented at the general meeting on the 3rd Decem ber : In conformity with their usual practice at this period of the year, the directors have examined the accounts of the bank up to the latest dates received, and have based their caleuletions of profit thereon, and on a proportionate esti mate for the remainder of the year; and upon the probable results of the year's accounts they have declared the usual half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per senora, free of income tax ; warrants for which will be forwarded to the proprietors as usual, payable on the 4th January next. A good harvest in Canada, coupled with high prices for grain in the markets of Europe, must have added materially to the wealth of the classes connected with agriculture. and may be expected to give an impetus to the trade of the domi nion. There has also been an abundant harvest in Cali fornia, and large shipments of grain have been made from San Francisco to this country. At the branches in Canada, and at tho agencies in the United States, the business of the bank is in a satisfactory condition, and its capital fully employed. Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart has appointed Mr. Samuel Lovelock official liquidator of the City of London and Colonial Financial Association. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and dock shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lasoranos—Commercial Union, 44, 1, i ; London, 46 ; Phoenix, 107 ; Universal Marine (Limite d), 4. Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 4; City of Moscow Gas, 121 ; Great Central, 12/ ; London, 621 ; Para (Limited), 81, 4 ; Surrey Consumers, 123. Docks—London and St. Katharine, Mt, 506, I, !. - - It will be seen by the followinglettei that the Council of India have as yet come to no decision with respect to the question of the Bombay govern ment taking shares in the proposed new Bank of Bombay : India-office, S.W., Nov. 25. am directed by the Secretary of State for India in council to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th of November, requesting information whether the government of Bombay will be allowed to take shares in the proposed new Bank of Bombay. Sir Stafford North oote is unable to give a decided answer to your inquiry, as the subject to which you refer is still under ooneideration. —I am, air, your obedient servant, BzauaEt blzaivari. 3 FRIDAY Warw. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1, es div., for next Thursday's settlement, opened Ws morning at the same quotation, and closed at exactly 93f. For money the last price was 9ti to . with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to 931. The official business report is as fellows : • Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 5 ' 41, 5; ditto, for account, 93 : e, 1, ex div. • Th ree per Cents. Reduced, 93i, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 93k, 3 ; ditto Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1014 - Annuities, 1885, 124 ; Bank Stock, 2441 ; India Stock, 223, 5, 3 ; ditto Five per Cent., 110, s, 16; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a Half per Cent enfac4 • rupee paper, 1091. Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 28a. to 31s. prem. There was less inquiry to-day for some of the speculative foreign stocks, and a slight relapse occurred in a few cases. Mexican declined per cent. • Turkish of 1865 (Five per Cents.), Greek, and Spanish Passive, ; and Spanish New Three per Cents., the Committee's Certificates, and Italian of 1861, 1. On the other hand, many of the securities which are leas currently dealt in were in request, at an improvement. Danubian of 1867 rose 2 per cent. ; Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., Peruvian of 186.5, and Egyptian, 1 ; the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, Peruvian of 1862, Spanish Three per Cents. Chilian of 1867, and Russian of 1864 and 1866, ; and Turkish of 1865 (Six per Cents.), 1. The Honduras Government Loan was quoted 1 to 11 prem., and the Egyptian Nine per Cent. Loan, # to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 151' to if, and National Discount 51 to 61 prem., being 2s. 6d. better. A few transactions were recorded in miscellaneous shares. Berlin Waterworks (New), Commercial Union Insurance, London and Provin cial Marine, and Peninsular and Oriental (New, 1867), were inquired for, and rose ss. Egyptian Trading improved 2s. 6d. but City of London Real Property and Nerbudda Coal and Iron declined 55., and London and General Omnibus 2s. 6d. The market for colonial government securities showed a slightly better tendency, but the only alteration was a rise of 1 per cent. in some of the New South Wales and New Zealand debentures. American securities were in request, and the tone of the market generally was firm. The 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares advanced I per cent., and Atlantic and Great Western Con solidated Mortgage Bonds }. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 1882, 70i to 71i ; Erie Rail way shares, 46i to , Cf ; Illinois Central,l362 to 87} ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 2o to 21}; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, Di to lfiir. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) thra o'CLoci. In this mining market to-day there is a demand for West Caradon. heat Vor, North Downs, South Crofty, North Crofty, and New Seton shares ; but the transactions generally are upon a limited scale. The prices are as follows :—West Caradon, 9 to 9}; Great Vor, 171 to 18f ; North Downs, 17e. 6d. to 20s. ; North Crofty, 21 to 3 ; New Seton, 65 to 70; Prince of Wales, 495. to 51s. ; Wheal Seton, 95 to 100; West Chiverton, 65 to 6n ; Chiverton Moor, 5 to 6 ; West Drakewalls, 6s. to 7s. 6d. ; Providence, 27i to 30 ; and North Treskerby, 335. to 35e. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, with few transactions. St. John dcl Rey are quoted 60 to 62 ; Don Pedro, 2 to 24 prem., ex div. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to Fern. ; Pee tarena, i dia. to par ; Chontalea, 1 to Of din. ; Rosaa Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; Amb-Italian, par to f prem. ; United Mexican, If to If ; Frontino and Bolivia, to 1; Port Phillip, 1 3-16 to 15-16; Central American, to f dia. ; and Anglo-Argen tine, fto prem. The annexed report on the metal market is from the circular of 'Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : The metal market remainsvery dull, and the transactions reported few; prices without any material change. Iron. —Welsh bars are rather lower, 54 12s. tid. to 6/. Rails are also lower in price, from 51. to 5/. 19s. Staffordshire iron is flat. Scotch p srather lower, 534. :td. cash. Copper for . —The market English is dull at late rates. Aturtraa quite nominal. In Chili business has been done to some extent at 691. Tin.—The market is very firm, and a good business doing at VI/. cash for Straits, buyers at 911., three months prompt. Banes, no business reported here, nomi nally 94/. In Holland transaction* to some extent are re potted at higher paves. closing at 54if., and 2,000 slabs, ex next sale, at English tin is again firmer. Tin plates continue very dull. Lead is very inactive, and prices show no improvement ; good English pig is offering at 191. sa. Spelter is dull, and lower ; sales reported on this spot at 2.15. 55., and cull sellers. In ontports ; special brands have been offered at 211. Ts. Gd. ; r ands to nomi nally 211. 2a. lid. Belgian, tellers at 21f., but no business reported. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON N MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (PT TgLLGRAPH.) (viol ouu OWN COIUMPOIDINT.),, The marit;CntiatTe;;J;iiei:DF.i.;..i.7uiio,ooo bales. TALLOW MARKET —(THIS DAY ) The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows: Town tallow, 41s. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 425. Gd. ; Year, 49i. 3d. ; December, 425. 3d. ; Spring. 422. 9d. to 435. ; March, 435. 3d. to 6d. Mt Kt rA% Mt./Gl:S.—Town tallow, 445. 3d. ; fat by dtte, 2s. 14.1. ; yellow Russia, 435. 91. ; malted stuff, 335. 6d. ; rough ditto, 131. ; greaves, 164. ; g.iod dregs, Gs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the fel: losing prices, viz. : — Prime clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; Inferior ditto, 69a to 75. ; prime hay, 6d. to 80e. ; inferior ditto, 55a. to 60s. ; straw, 30s. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Importations of foreign goods are again heavy, and among them arc West Indian pines of indifferent quality. together with shaddocks, and other fruits of that descrip tion. Pears and apples comprise the usual varieties now in season. Chestnuts continue to make their appearance. Portugal onions realise from l2s. to Lie. per case. Potatoes have nut altered in price since our last report. Flower. chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, pelargoniums. mignonette, and roses. Apples, per bushel, ea to - Cob tns, per lb., Is Gaspe., per lb., Its 6,1 to S. Lemons, per 100, fli tO Melons, eseh, 24 to Zs Oranges, uew, per 100, es to 8a Pears, per doz., St to se line Apples, per lb . :4 to es Chestnuts, per bushel, lOs to 10$ Walnuts, per bushel, 10e to lee Artichoke', per don, Os t 0451 13oans,Kidney, p. 103, Is tots Beet, per dos., la to is Cabbages, per dos., Is td to 21 Carrots, per bunch, 0d to 5d Cauliflowers, p. dor., ts to Oa Celery, per handle, Is to la Od Cucumbers, each, Is to 26 Endive, per score, le Gd to Garlic and Shallots, per lb., Ad He rhs, per hunch, 2d to Id ilorke Radish, p• hand.,lns tote Leeks, per bunch, rd to 4.1 Lettuces, per score, 15 to is Od Mint. per bunch, fd Mushrooms, p. ~ott , Is 6d toll Onions, per bAsh, 41 to 5s Parsnips, per doe , 9d to to Parsley, per bunch, 4d to Potatoes, Cork p. Pm, 130 s to 100 s locks, do.. 100. to Ilk hobo, 13ns to Ib.m Other sorts. Its to Sls &state, p. pnno.. 9.61 to 3s dd Spinach, per bush., 24 Tomatoes, per dos., Cs to 3s Turnips, per bunch. 91 to 4d. SocrErr or APOTHECARINL—Mr. George Cooper, F.8.C.5.. the representative et the esseisny at the general council of Medical Education and Registration, has jest been elected master for the second time, a ciremustease which, it is stated, has not occurred for more than half • century. FOOTBALL. —The match between Old Etonian. at Oxford and Cambridge will not take place, as usual, te day, but it will be played at Oxford on the 14th of De cember. FALSE IMPRTSONMENT.—At +he Bail Court yes terclay, before Mr. Justice Blackburn and a special jury a barmaid brought an action against the proprietor of the Camden, Store-street, Bedford-square, for false imprison ment Plaintiff, who was in the employ of the defendant, was given into custody for stealing two half-crowns. On searching her box 601. was found. The charge was dis missed by the magistrates, the plaintiff giviag a satisfac tory account of how she became possessed of the GOI. verdict for the plaintiff, damages 50f., was returned. The inquiry into the cause of the death of the persons killed by the boiler explosion at Messrs. Ming north's chemical works, at Bradford. was concluded yesterday. the verdict of the jury embodying • 111111.• censure upon the firm, and also expressing a desire that the coroner should draw the attention of the Secretary it State to the evidence, and their opinion that OOP measure should be adopted by the legislature requiring en official inspection of boilers by competent authority. ifs coroner intimated his concurrence in this opinion, &Meg that his experience induoed him to consider boilers was nearly as dangerous as gunpowder. An explosion of gas took place at Hunalet, last night, by which two pumas were seriously injured. • rARLY-S. FRUIT.