The Express. — London, England, 1862-11-12 00:00:00

„ v s, The aliments (prepared by Hews. Hart Brothers' rwl Bayles) were corroborated by the books. Mr. Linklater, for the waivers, &eked for another ad ,,• iur oment. The case was most unsatisfactory and discs how far Watt was implicated in the transaction w oulieed to be proved. The assets were little or nothing, but the creditors had made a contribution in order thit the case might be thoroughly investigated. The a i.iguees required a goods and cash account, and deo an & coma showing bow the large deficiencies had been ex...wooed, Mr. Bagley, on behalf of Watt, stated that he had been the victim of a designing partner, and declared his readiness to give the assignees all the information in his power. The Commissioner—What is gni amount of the debts? Mr. Linklater-16,000f. The Commissioner—And on the other aide, I suppose Of. Oa. Od. ? (Laughter.) Mr. Linklater—Pretty nearly that, unless something should be recovered from the property held as security. Mr. Bagley (in answer to a lttestion from the court) said that Watt had been a dealer in lithographic materials. Mr. Linklater —The principal business they have carried 01 of late has been that of buying goods and pledging them. An adjournment was ordered until January. IN HE DARBT-OASE OF A HORSE-DEALER. The bankrupt warn a livery stable-keeper and keeper of a ruliog•echool at Kensington. Thin was the adjourned axe mination meeting. Debt, 2,:100/.; assets realised 450 i. Mr. Dorn opposed for creditors. The bankrupt had had requisitions calling on him to accent for an expenditure of 45001. or 1,600/4 but this he bad failed to do. In Ma goods account he had merely returned the colotus of the hones sold, without anything else to identify them. He had had transactions with Colonel Cotton ; and the cre ditors wished for an account of all those transactions. In his expenditure appeared • lumping item of 6301. for hay, corn, straw, earrota, and green food ; one of 2001. for wages, and 1501. for law carte ; the creditors wanted the details. lie returned his profits for the last six months at 841. only ; this was simply incredible. Mr. S. Santa, for the assignees, did not think further accounts necessary. Mr. R. Griffiths, for the bankrupt, opposed any further adjournment, onj the ground that the bankrupt had ren dered the best accounts in his power. His Honour said that no man in his senses could accept thaw accounts as sufficient. It was impassible to believe that a horse dealer did not keep detailed acoounta of his e xpenditure. Mr. Griffiths said it was not likely that a dealer travelling about from one fair to another would be able to keep very accurate accounts. This case was horse dealer against horse dealer. Mr. Lawrence, for whom his friend appeared, was a horse dealer, and had wanted the premises occupied by the bankrupt. The old adage about two in a trade applied here; it was clearly • cane of persecution. The bankrupt's premises were close to the Exhibition, and had he been allowed to carry on his business for the last six months he would have been able completely to retrieve himself ; but he had been brought here by the petition of a creditor on the 26th of April. The hones, which had sold for 4501. under the bankruptcy, were worth much more ; they were what were called fancy hones, worth 4001. or 500/. each ; they had been taken away from Knightsbridge, and sold at a common hone repository for a mere snag. His Honour said be believed the assignees, creditors for 501. and 201., were in the same boat with the bankrupt; they bad been chosen mainly by the vote of Colonel Cotton. The request of the creditors ought to be complied with, and the case adjourned for better accounts. When the bankrupt came up for his order of discharge, it would be a question whether he had not omitted to keep proper books of ac count, in order to conceal the state of him affairs. It was a principle of law that a man must be held to intend that which was the necessary con sequence of his own act. The bankrupt's excuse for not rendering proper accounts was that he had kept his books imperfectly ; but that was no justification, sod the case must be adjourned till more satisfactory ac counts were furnished. Unless he did this the examina tion would be adjourned sine die. The creditors were per fectly justified in the course they had taken. They must give the haokrupt requisitions as to the further information they required, and the bankrupt must answer them in ten days. (Before Mr. Registrar MAU.) R 7 RE BLANK _ AND BANBURY. - . The bankrupts, Corn;ll;;BiLichettiihiiniand Chu. Han bury, were merchants, of 4, Little Tower-street This woe the examination meeting. The accounts of Mn..ess Hart and Co. disclose the following state of affairs : Dr.—To creditors unsecured, 3,060/. 13 9d. ; to ditto holding security, 3,820/. 10s. 11d. ; to liabilities OD bills discounted, 3,2841. 17s. gd. ; to creditors to be paid in full, V. 13s. sd.—total, 10.2291. 14s. 9d. Cr.—By debtors, good, 581.19 x. Bd. ; doubtful, 161. lls. 4d. ; bed, 9431. 2a.- 1,018/. 1.3 a 4by property given up to assignees, 171. ; by pro perty is the hands of creditors, 4,0891. Scl. —41254 ; deficiency, 5,1041. ss. ld.-10,229/. 14e. 9d. An adjournment was ordered for further sooonats. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERIEEN WELL. GOTERNNENT PROSECUTION OP MOVER& Charles Howard, Frederick Jame. Lewis, Robert Holwell, Prederid: Spencer, Thomas Hall, Alfred Crittenden, John Pittman, John Hall, CharlesMaxans,Alexander Reynolds, James Priam, Edmond Madder, and Alfred Slawfhter, drovers in the now Metropolitan Cattle Market, were sum moned before Mr. Barker for unlawfully acting contrary to the rules and regulations made according to law, for the driving of cattle within the metropolis —to wit by driving csttle and sheep between the hours of 12 at noon and 7 in the afternoon. Mr. T. Beard, solicitor, of Buinghall-street, appeared for some of the defendants, and the court was crowded by persons anxious to hear the proceedings, and who are interested in the sale of live and dead stock in the metropolis. Mr. Beard, before the cases were gone into, asked his worship to adjourn the hearing of them for a few days, as he was about to draw up and lay before Sir Richard Mayne a memorial asking for an extension of the hours during which the cattle could be driven through the streets. lie was aware that when the persecution—he would not call it fair pre...cation—against these men commenced, a deputa tion waited upon the commissioner, and a alight concession was made to the drovers and their employers, but it was Dot sudicient. Why, may on Monday last there were over COW head of beasts to the market, and as it was dark the sales did not commence until late, how was it possible to pt them all out before 12 o'clock in the day ? 11. (Mr. Bard) might be told that those that could not be removed could be put into the Lin ; but that increased the expenses, aid was one of the causes why meat was so dear ►t the prtant time. Mr. Barka said he did not see bow he could interfere to prevent the cases going ou without he bad the sanction of the commissiwor of police. Mr. Beanl said that the graziers, cattle salesmen, and slaughterers that he represented felt that the drovers were very loudly dealt with at this and some other courts. He might state that the magistnites were divided in opinion as whether these men thould be convicted or not. The worthy magistrates at the Thames police-court bad refused to twee any more summonses against these poor men, and said that they worked hard enough for their little money without being continually mulct of it in floes by them. The case of the licensed drovers in this matter was really very bard. They had to earn their livelihootl iu about two or three days of the week. In many instances their pay was very scanty. Many of them were incessantly employed on the Sundays, and through the whole of the night, as well as having to attend the market at Copenhageodields till the close of the market on Monday at 2 o'clock. Now, cattle may be driven through the streets and out of the market until 12 o'clock in the day, but after that time, when he (Mr. Beard) contended that the streets were really clearer of traffic, they may not Ise driven until after 7 in the teeming. Very often at 12 o'clock there remained at least two thousand heed of cattle, lambs, sheep, &c. ' in the n.arket, which, in th e course o f things, would be quietly drawing away in tens or tweuties, really to the discomfort of no one that he (Mr. Beanl) could see, in comparison to the confusion caused by the packing this large number of cattle in the lain until the specified time when all the drovers got to work. The conneri mace was that the g reatest confusion prevailed, the peer animals of the different droves got mired together, the men, even by the use of lamps could not see the marks upon them, soil a source of the greatest cruelty was thus practised upon both the men mud the rattle. But what made the emitter worse me his (Mr. Beard's) eyes was that the thoroughfares became crowded with cattle, and the scene of a continued noise and tumult which could otherwise have been easily avoided. He (Mr. Bend) might add, that by this arbitrary rule the poor drovers, who were for the meat part already tired, were compelled to suspend their labours foe seven hours, when they might have finished their work and gone home. As it was, they could not leave the market untilit closed at 2 o'clock, and then, on these cold and cheerless days, they could Dot loiter about the lairs, and they had only one place to go to. viz., the pahlic-house. He (Mr. Beard) con tended that the new rule only tended to debase the drover instead of raising hint He was ready to admit the necessity of some stringent rule to prohibit the driving of cattle in certain places during the day, taking, for instance, Ch Ni aide, the few bridges, and other crowded thoroughfares, but the masters themselves would not allow that, as the cattle would get bruised by the constant knocking against the wheels, and the collision with the carts and drys. Al many of these poor men had widowed mothers and helpless sisters depending on them fur support, be (Mr. Beard) hoped the magistrate would not lo Lard on them and fine them !wittily fm offences like those they were now sum mand for, merely to suit the caprice of those in power, to the ruin of the drovers and also the inconvenience of a large and respectable lode of the trade. inspector Judge, N division , said he would lay the matter again before the commissioner. Mr. Barker said be had begun with fining 51., but ae that did not do L., had increased it to 30s. In each Pie in which the offence was proved be inflicted a fine of 30s. and costs, and said if they were again brought before him he should io'rease the fine. In default of payment the defendants would Lave to go to prison for 14 days. WORSHIP-STREET. ---- ANOTIR GAIIOI7I aislieite. William Satin, 2 H I, described is • watchmaker in boa- Donis-row, St. Luke's, was charged before Yr. Cooke ISOBAJZI. THURADAT. FRIDAY. N.W. to N.K, strong SCOTLAND. N.N.W. to E N.E., to moderate. fresh, one. N.N.W. to E.N.E., lIIDLASD. As above. treeb, floe. As next above. W. CWISAL. to fresh to moderato. N. to E. moderate to B.w.E.Nown). Nal to S.E. fresh. N.N.K. to K.8.E., fresh. 8.Y.,. K10L1111). As next above. fine. . N.N.W. to E.N.E., 1L COAST. N. to E. fresh to mo- fresh. or stromg. dera& FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE LONDON DOCKS. An inquiry was held at the Wellington Tavern, Cannon-street-road, St. George's-in the-East, late last night, by Mr. IL Ream Waithew, the deputy coroner, respecting the death of John Ducan, ged 20 years, who lost his life under the following circumstances : Mr. George Caps said that last Satunlity evening deceased was passing from the ship Glendower, lying in the London Docks, along a stage 80ft. in length and only Tlin. in width, when he slipped and fell off into the water, his head striking the mooring irons with terrible force ID the descent. He was got out of the water in a few minutes dead. Heury Enston said that the long stage wan much too perpendicular, and there was no hand-mil ;if there had been, the accident would never have occurred. It was stated that similar accidents were of frequent co mmence. Dr. Beth Smith mid that the deceased's skull was fear fully injured by the fall, but that the immediate cause of depth Md. drowning. The jury returned a verdict— " That deceased lost his life accidentally in the London locks; and the jurors recom- mend that the Landon Dock Company should io future muse head rails or other protection to be affixed to Stages to prevent the recurrence of such accidents." THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1862. with violently assaulting and robbing Susannah Pellivant, • very intelligent girl, 13 years of age. The evidence showed that oo Monday evening the complain ant was passing through Bunbill-row, St. Luke's, Wi th • petrel containing four mantles which she had to deliver to Men Gilley, • dressmaker, in Chiswell-street, and observed the prisoner on the opposite side of the way in company with another man. Prisoner suddenly crossed and grasped the parcel, to which, however, she tenaciously clung, screaming loudly. He then seised her by the throat, and pinched her so tightly that she could not utter a sound, and sank on the pavement. It was very dark on that spot She was compelled to loose the property, and prisoner ran off with it jut as another man, whom she believed to be the prisoner's companion, came up and kicked her on the heed. She, however, was able to follow shortly afterwards, and a woman who told her she bad witnessed part of the outrage joined in the pursuit, but the fellow of oonrse soon got clear off. Sergeant Evans, G division, stated that he apprehended the prisoner last night from • description given by the girl and the woman alluded to. The latter person was not now present. Prisoner on hearing the charge said, " I was not in Bunhill-row on Monday evening last. Witness replied, " I did not say when it was." At the stationlouse com plainant idenliSed prisoner from several other men. Mr. Vann closely most-examined the girl, and elicited that prisoner was at the time of the robbery dressed very differently to the present, but she swore positively to him, particularly from having seen him in the same place • few hours previously. Sergeant Evans, when asked what was known of the pri soner, replied that he was an associate of thieves, and had been charged at a polies bar. Mr. Vann smarted this to be a case of mistaken identity. Prisoner was remanded. SOUTHWARK. CONVICTION OF • LADY RAILWAY THIS. A tan f;;:ido;:lly-diOseedoy woman, who gave the name of Et izabetlt Ford, was brought before Mr. Combs charged with stealing a pane containing some silver money from the person of Mrs. Rose Meggs, at the North Kent Railway Terminus, London-bridge. The proseoutrix, the wife of a tradesman, residing at Woolwich, said last night she was on the platform at the North Kent Railway, and just about to get into a carriage for the purpose of proceeding borne. A minute or two pre vious, she deposited her puree containing • few shillings in her dress pocket. Before she actually got into the car riage an officer tapped her on the shoulder, and asked her whether she had lost anything. She pat her hand in her pocket and immediately missed her purse and contents. A few minutes afterwards she saw the prisoner io custody, and her purse in possession of the officer. Dennis Scannell, a detective sergeant of the Metropolitan Police, specially employed by the South Eastern Railway Company, said he saw the prisoner on the platform as the train was about to start. She went up to several ladies, and conducted herself In such a suspicious manner that he was induced to watch her, and at last he saw her go up to the prosecutrix at the carriage door, and lift up her dress and afterwards walk away. As soon as he secertained that the lady had been robbed he followed the prisoner, and stopped her in the waiting-room, when he took from one of her hands three shillings, and the lady's pine was seen to drop from the other. Witness then took her into custody. The prisoner pleaded guilty, asking his worship to deed with her at once. Mr. Combo sentenced her to four months' bard labour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY maanuo mans Ara.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) HURDLE RACE. Noagray Jaeob Boman ... 1 8 rail KNOWSLEY NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.C. (Nur/ Girl, Airedale, The Cobbler, Newehuroh, Queen of Clubs, Cheerful, Trentham, Cheviot g, and Nails are here. JUVENILE STAKES. T.Y.C. Airedale and Rowena are here. FLYING HANDICAP. Five forlon Lady Clifdeu, Frio°la, Spicebox, Tattoo, Caliban, Juliet, Wanabeck. Astarte, Redpole, Confectioner, Bernice, Peignoir, David Ann, Giltooolc, Lairs. Miss Emma, New church, Airedale, Gipry Girl, and Antipodes are here. PLED Foararr.—Libellous, Sheerness, and Blithfield. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. About six fnrloagT. lady Clifden, Spioeboz, Rev* Anise, and AINTREE PLATE. One mUe. Haddingtont bOt;iei.o3l4:4ene7, (34;11114a, Donne Canoe, Mho, Wansbeek, and Forester are here. PAID Foarrar.—Longebot. OTHER ARRIVALS. —Birdfilider, I laitingice, Lady Fanny a, and Faudetto a. WEATHE RREPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WEDNZSDAY. NOYIOIII3III. I A.Y. A s jlL_ 1 - &BEADIER ... 29.1.1!itA 1 UM 81.1tincl A ito 9.069 AN 40Itritteel OALWLT • . 06 96 FAL12,71.6 1333:140rOinii 30.07 41. noir ar.A2 .98 964 431: Lrviarm. triiircoec .01139, , PLTNOOIB...„ .0447 JEMMY 49.9946: WITY..t - rit 40047 Ponsitutrrii Dolma Gomm 1r2, 1 851 Y310E98111 39.80 35 N0AR1DDi400011...4.21 . 381, GRIMM . W 33! HeuGOLAND THE CITY BANII,dIANCHASTER. Jonah Andrew, late manager of the Manchester City !Utile. wee brought up at the City Police-court yester day, in order that some tonna l evid ence m i g ht b e taken to complete the case upon which ho wee committed at the last examination. Mr. Cohbett asked what bail would be allowed. Mr. Rees said that this question was considered by the magistrates on Thuraday last. Cour.idering that the offence was one of great and serious importanee to the whole mer cantile community, they had decided that the prisoner must find two sureties in 3001. each, and enter into his own recog nisance in GOO/. The prisoner was then removed. THE REV. MIL MACHAVOHT.—Dr. M'Neill has written to the Liverpool Poet to correct a statement attributed to him by that journal, to the effect that Mr. Macnaught wu seeking readmission to the church. Dr. M'Neill says :.-••• What I said was, that I had great pleuure in hearing from a friend (whom I named), who told me without reserve and authorised me to repeat. that Mr. Maccsaught's father had announced an entire change in his son's opinions. Concerning any steps conse quent on that change which Mr. 31 acnsught has taken, or intends to take, I said nothing, because I knew nothing." . . . . As the season of navigation draws towards the close, the shipments of produce become more active. During the past week there has been shipped from this city of flour and grain equal to 2,308,440 bushels, of which fully one half was corn. The receipts of produce during the week were 1040 liberal, amounting is flour and grain to 2,099,580 bushels ; and ) et the receipts of wheat are light as compared with the receipta in the correspondiog week in 1861—show ing a decrease of nearly half a million bushela.—Chicugo TrOune, Oct. 22. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'O&ooz. In the railway market to-day, the chief feature is • rise of 1 per cent. in London and North Wes tern stock, which is now quoted 93} to 941. South Eastern continues in demand, and has im proved to ea to 88k. Midland has reoeded Otherwise no alterationof importance has occurred... Great Western stock is now quoted 66 to I ; Midland, 127* to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to ; Caledonian, 112 to ; South Eastern, Ira to 68k ; Great Eastern, 451 to 46 ; Great Northern, 121 to 124* ; and London and South Western, 100 to 1. Lombardo- east= Railway shares are fiat, at 41 to prem. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. Great Luxembourg are rather lower. ORDINARY AKA= AND STOMA git I Pd I ithawAilL ( 1 p.rs. to4Ay y y. to W Wm, Wog. iingour 1. GO 'Blek.,lnn.,&agaaJuna. ▪ 'Blackburn all 'Boston, et Ald.C. lag Bristol and lakes —.. all Cork and Bandon— all Do. • Ano &v. email all Do. 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R. of Canada 6p. o 33 116 —• o l 1 • Salado. gas 6 per out 1544 1064 N. 1 . Do. Delhi do. ll 4 1014 lON 4 St I Do. eta...—. Ipm 10 16 Do. Puia do. laab, do— OPm - 6L all De. do. do.. 100 104 M 140 D0.1ad.64.11014.69.4 19 101 100 COLONIAL °ORNAMENT 110171111 Can.Gov.6 p.c., 11111.6. 100 Do.. per et. IfebakAisp 100 Do. 6 per et. Hardkasp 100 Do. 6 per cent. Do.6peroent.ln Stook 100 Dag of Et li t. opeep.cll37/1 100 Do do. 1880 100 Do. do 1 100 Do. do 1891 100 Natal Gov. 6 per cent . 100 New Bronsw.tiov.op. et: 100 N. &Wales Gr. lip. a 1 100 Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100 Do. 6p. e., 181111 94.. . 100 New Zealand 6 per oeni. 100 Nova Scotia 6p. 0.,1876 100 Queensland GoT.Op.cent 100 8. Aust.Gov. e p.o. Bonds 100 Vic Oor.6p.c.Jan..S.ltily 100 Da. do., p.o. Apell aO. 100 JOINT STOCK ELIE 'No. I BIT - 10.000 10,000 16600 10.000 6 000, I Nris sad 11. ler. Hook . Htlancelos.*Llyerpool imiroloalo Book at of Wne 'lank Bsnk of gooemilifkL Iffitlatt N. Amwlas Char.Bk.l3llt. Columbia I. Bk. in~Asa. ;Alm Mir& K d Lsby ac gui_ . - Ooes. al Canada Ink. llooktAasteharld Elindasn.Ctinadtlap. (L) imperial Bank, Limited London and Brazilian Lon.B.Ayres&R.Plate (L Lon. CAL Bank ne AaaYL London and Colonial (L. Wears and County .. London Joint Stock Lon. and Middlesex (L Landon t Boats Altura Lon. and Westininetar.. Metro. & Pro'. Bank (L. N.Pro. al=Sand New National B New tenth Wake Oriental Bank Otago's Ottoman Bank 84 V 0 71 8 28 5 70 72 II 26 94 95 1} 07 Mr 61 62 e dla par 22 ste Se SS 93 96 41 41 19f 20 I Of pm di 1f 2 pm Of 61s 28 24 If 2pm Si so 96 47 ll Pni I pm 72 60 29 at pm 48 48 88 63 zd *l 2 6 6 4 pus BY 90 i3iN3i 10,000 60.0001 Do. Now ProTindal of Ifekuad Union of Ausiralla Uolon of Ireland (Lim.), l Onion Lauda§ 47 44 1 00 . 4W is -14- I st i - We 1 Si 6i 37eii — lif - :4 el ro. I tils. I OOIIPAIIIII. IPdI CL prime 1 Balm. 18 19 2 4 2262 24 72 2 Ms 7 9 22 64 9 97 100 16 20 26 26 109 112 109 112 per i Pro 8 I die i pm 100 103 2 n 27 28 1 pm 4 a al. 14 14 24 24 pm 8 • 21 n 1 pin pas 84 pm 10 1! :1 414 IM 11 .4 Poi as IS 76 1 14 04 16 ••• 19 11 1 7 174 184 la 16 67 ad us 13Y sk II C 11 - f e dig I dks i Po I I pia tirir PROP7NCIAL SHARI MAIIKI'2II. I.IOWWOOI. Noe. D.—Closing Mow:—Caledonian, 112, London and North Weataen, 94-Bouth Beatern and Dover, in —Dutch Rhenish, 1 3.16 p.— e ! 414 • - without much alters ---- iMargOod, Goo to pnces. There was a demand for South Eater°, which are very firm. Great Luxembourg, 14-Great Ship, 7s. M.- Great Western, 661-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 4-filito Four-and-Half per cent. All paid!, d.-London and North Western, 93 921 4-Manchester and County Bank, 14 p.-Man cheater, Sheffield, and lincoinshire, (1617-New York and Erie, 411-North British, 66-ditto New Floe per Cents, 61-North Eastern, Berwick, 984-South Eastern, 87 1-ditto New Pref. Fire per Cent. (paid up) p.-Bank of ilanehester, 34 p.es Blit103011•11, NOV. 11.-There WSJ • ROM" business done, as follows :-Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, 7111-Stunpshlre Union Stock. 461-South Staffordshire. 104 18s. 9d.-Erewmh Valley, 140-Binehigham Canal, V3l -Worcester and Birmingham Canal, It-Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank, 91-11MmInghams Gee, 141+ Birmingham Fire, 1001- or! Birmingham Joint Stock Bann (Limited;, whose first geuetal meeting was held to-day, quoted 101 to 11 prem. Difin.m, Nov. 10-Three per Cent. Console, 924-New Three per Cent. Stock, 911 I-Atlantic and Great Western of 1880 (New York) 7 per cent., 72-National Blink of Ireland, 304 paid, 79- Atlantic 'Limited}, 101. paid. 24- City of Dublin Steam Company, 1001. paid, 116-Dublin and Belfast Junction, 601, paid, 424- Midland Great Western, half shares, 264. paid, Nl4-DubUn and Drogheda, Four per Cent. Guaranteed Preference, 1001. paid. 96 -Gnat Southern and Western Four per Cent , Perpetual, 1004. paid, 1004-Irish North Western Five per Cent. Perpetual, Class A., 10, 104-Ditto Clam 8., 104, paid. St NOMINATION* OF SHERIFFS FOR ENGLAND AND Wants.—(Turn I),(l'4—To-day being the morrow of St. Martin, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the President of the Council, the Lord Chancellor, and other members of the government, attended in the Court of Exchequer for the purpose of proceeding with the nomination of sheriffs foe England and Wales, for the ensuing year, Cornwall and Lancaster excepted, the nomination with respect to which counties devolves on his Royal Ili , rhueas the Prince of Wales. The Queen's Remembrasoer administered the cus tomary oath, in Norman French, to the members of the Privy Council who were present, and theudges presented their returns of persons liable to serve. In consequence of the probability that in the course of next year there will be • liberal distribution of honour*, among mayors, sheriffs, and other high officials in various parts of England and Wales, there was evidently a greater anxiety than uvula on the part of gentlemen proposed to ensure the next year's shrievalty, and there was consequently • lack of those strange excuses which are frequently urged on the morrow of St. Martin. Still there were excuse', sod some few gentlemen whoNwere not ambitious of Nerving. One or two sought to be excused on the ground that they had insufficient property in the onunties for which their names were returned, others that they were too old, and others that they were not wealthy enough. In some few cases the excuses were admitted, and the gentlemen were liberated from their liability to serve. At length the list of three gentlemen for each county was completed, and the pricking by the Queen in council will take place in February. It is said that Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., will be the liberal candidate for the vacancy in the representation of Tolima MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. The funds to-day are steady, at the reduction which took place yesterday. Not much business is going forward. English railway stocks are firm : the chief inquiries have been for London and North Western and South Eastern, the former of which has risen 1 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 45c., being oc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93# to 1, cum div., for money, and 92 to 1, ex div., for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93#, 1, i f , cunt div. ; ditto for account (Dec. 4), 92, 911, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 91#, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 3 ; Bank Stock, 2371, 2361 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100# ; ditto Bonds, 31s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 100; Exchequer Bills, June, 175., 14s. prem. ; ditto March, lls., 14s. prem. _ _ The foreign stock market is not active to-day. Turkish securities are quiet, at previous prima. The Loan of 1864 is now quoted 83 to 1; that of 1868, 69 to 1, and the scrip of the new loan f to f prem. ; Venezuelan scrip is quoted if to 11 dia., ex div., being rather lower ; and Portuguese, 2f to if premium. Greek Bonds are in re newed demand. Spanish Passive are fiat. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 962, ; Chilian Three per Cents., 781 ; Egyptian, second issue, 881; Greek, 151, f ; ditto Coupons, 71, 7, I ; Italian, 71} ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 73 ; Mexican, 33 ; New Granada Land Warrants, 2f ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 111, 121, 12 ; ditto Deferred, 6 ; Peruvian scrip, 2, lf dia. ; Portuguese, 1862, 461, 3 ; ditto, scrip, 2g, if prem. ; Russian paid up Scrip, 93, 1, 921 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 641, ; ditto Passive, 221, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 91 ; Turkish paid-up scrip, 68f, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 28, 271 ; ditto scrip, lf , 1f die., ex div. The shares of the English and Irish Bank are quoted 1 to 1 prem. Foul' &Cum Consols are still quoted 931 to cunt div., for money, and 92 to ex div., for the account. No gold was taken from the Bank yesterday, owing to the receipt of 451,500/. Australian by the Roxburgh Castle and Moravian, these remittances satisfying for the moment the wants of exporters. The exact amount of specie to be taken by the steamer Ellora to-day is no lees than 1,069,3901., of which 926,290 k is silver and 132,1001. gold, for Bombay, and 1,0001. gold for Alexandria. This is the largest amount ever despatched to one port, although an equal sum has been sent before to the East in a single vessel, for distribution among several markets. The present drain indicates that the payments for Indian cotton are becoming very heavy. The City of Manchester has arrived from New York with 8,000/. in specie; and the Armenian, from the West Coast of Africa, with 7,5001. It will be gathered from the following notice, which was affixed in the Stock Exchange by Mr. aaalewood, that forfeiture will not be en forced in the event of subscribers to the Peruvian Loan objecting to pay the instalment of 20 per cent. due on Friday next, pending the receipt of more decisive intelligence as to the in tentions of the Peruvian government :—" In terest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum will be charged on all instalments on the Peruvian scrip due on the 14th inst. and not paid on that date." ,-.There was no alteration of importance yester day in the foreign exchanges, which remain dull 'at the late reduction. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11161 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI3I to 14 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 1 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.35 to 40; Hamburg, ma. buses, three months, 13.61 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 21; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 118 j to 1191 ; PMetsburg (per rouble), 3 months, 34f to 35 ; Vienna, off. 80., 3 months, 12.45 to 50 ; Trieste, eff. tlo., 3 months, 12.45 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 491 to 1; Calls, 3 months, 491 to I ; Leghoro, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Game, 3 months, 2.3.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to j ; Palermo, 3 months, 1.191 to 1 ; blemina, 3 months, 1191 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. It is understood that the body of Creeks in Lon don are taking steps to bring before the provisional government at Athens their views as to what should be the future proceedings to uphold the Greek natiou and its credit. _ . . The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited), which are to be marked in the official lists. At anextraordinarymeetingyesterday of the India Freehold Land, Colonisation, Trust, and Agency Association, Mr. lascelles in the 'chair, ft was pro posed that the operations of the company be con fined strictly to trust and agency buauiesa, on the system and basis of the Canada Agency Association and that they shall not be holders and cultivator; of land. This motion was negatived by a large majority, and a scrutiny was then demanded. A. new undertaking has been formed under the title of the Foreign Wine Company (Limited). The proposed capital is 100,000 L (with power to increase), in 50,000 shares of 21. each, but the first issue is to be limited to 25,000 shares. The object of this undertaking is stated to be to supply foreign wines and spirits of guaranteed purity at the most reasonable prices possible. The company is to "buy direct from the grower, and supply its cus tomers with wines pure as im ported, thereby saving all intermediate profits." In addition to the patron age hoped for from the public, it is intended to afford special advantages to shareholders, in the shape of a deduction of 15 per cent, on the cost of aliy wines, and 7 per cent. on that of any spirits which the shareholders purchase from the com pany. The directors state that they are in a posi tion to commence business at once, having secured a stock on advantageous terms, and appointed a fully qualified manager. The special meeting of the Belgian Eastern Junc tion Railway Company has been adjourned to the 2nd December in London, and to the sth December, at Brussels. The objects are, to confirm a con vention recently entered into with the Belgian go vernment, and to consider a proposition for in creasing the capital of the company, by means of an issue of obligations. . Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock &- change list of last evening : Insurancc.—Allianos Marine, 59 ; Commercial Union. 4 ; Crown, 244 ; Globe, 117 C 4, 20,184 ; Imperial Fire, 342 ; Indemnity Marine, 161; Law We. 83, ; London, 45 Ocean Marine, 124, 4. ; Phosnix, 145 es dm ;' . • Union, 265 ; Themes and Mersey Marina 44 ; Universal Marine, 34. Co Gas Light and ka —European, 15 ; Great Central, 154, 15; Imperial, 90; New ditto, 70; Imperial Continental, (15, 44, 54 ; Loodoo, 914 ex dlv. • Batelill. 27 ; Surrey Con. sumer', 164 ex div. • United General, 32, 4, Westmin ster Chartered, 814, 2; ditto New, 424, 2 ;Western, 18 ex div. Docks.—Fast and West India, 1364, 6; London, 624, 4, 4. Canal.—Regent's (or London), 244. Waterworks.—Dsrlin, 74, 4,7, ; Fast London, 127 ex new. TrESDAY Emma. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to if ex air, for the 4th December, opened this morning at 921 " sellers," and closed flatly at 92 to 1. For money the lest price was 93g to 1, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, f, 1, I, Levitt div. ; ditto, for account, 921, ~ ex div. ; Three Per Cents- Reduced, 92, 91i.11; New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 911, t ; ThirtyYears' Annu ities, 1886, 151 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1884 or 1886, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 315., 295. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 10N, 106 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1121. The India Five per Cent stock was quoted 1091 100 LOO 100 100 O.) /i 1) 100 100 100 100 80. 1 Rt. I id I CL proem. dioit. tes,ooul I Pd. 1 CL gear. I Sails. 108 ' 107 FS 107 97i 92e 07 99 111 112 111 113 112 114 114 116 108 109 106 e 1061 101 102 101 102 1061 101 111 113 1 , 7 103 109 111 102 111 107 i 106 913 i IOBT 10 larr di& 23 C 111 i to f ; India Bonds, 295. to 31s. prem.; the March Exchequer Bills, 12s. to 115 s. prem. ; and the June, 14a. to 17s. prem. There was a very active demand this morning for Greek Bonds, which were dealt in as high as 161. A decided relapse took place, however, in the after noon, and the closing quotation was ; below that of Saturday. In this fluctuation the ooupons partici pated. Several stocks were prejudiced in the after noon by the fall on the Paris Bourse ; Italian suf fered chiefly, declining per cent. In the market for bank shares, in several in stances, a tendency to reaction was observable this afternoon. Alliance, Bank of Egypt, Bank of Queensland, Imperial, London and County, and Metropolitan and Provincial, were all quoted lower. London and County, London and Colonial, and Standard Bank of Africa, were firm. Amongst miscellaneous undertakings, Royal Mail Steam, General Steam, and Italian Irrigation, were in quired for. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 7 to ; prem. ; Thames and Mersey, to 2; _prem. ; Universal, 11 to 1 ; North British and Mercan tile, 15} to 16; ; Commercial Union, 1-16 dia. tol-16 prem. ; and London and Provincial Idarine, ; to f din. The closing quotations for shares in new under- takings were as follows :—Standard Bank of British South Africa, 21 to 2; prem. ; Bank of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, par to prem. ; Union Bank of England and France, to 1 prem.; Nova Scotia Land and Gold Crashing Company, Ito ; prem. ; English and Irish Bank, # to f prem. ; Metropolitan. Cab, ; to f prem. ; Busman Ayres Great Southern Railway, I dia. to par ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, par to prem. ; and Canadian Oil, to ; prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. were more offered to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwox. In the mining market, attention is still princi pally directed to East Caradon shares, which have again fallen, being now quoted 36 to 38. Great Fortune haveimproved to 29 to 30. EhistSouthTol- Wvs are quoted 4 to 7 ; Marks Valley, 10 to t; South heal Frances, 924 to 974 ; East barn Brea, 124 to 13} ; and North Roskear, 44 to 48, being fiat. In the Stock Exchange Cambrian Gold shares have been dealt in at ft prem. ; East Bassett at 51} ; and East Caradon at 334 and 38. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Lnaitanian are officially marked ; St. John del Rey, 801 ; and Yndanamutana, 31; and 31. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LENS.THP DAY.) The weather is fine to-day, but cold, with the wind from the north. Last night then was a sharp frost. The supply of English wheat fresh up this weeks fair in quantity. Flour moderate. Barley midi malt rather more liberal. Oats, beans, peas, and Nide moderate. Scotch and Irish bin in short supply. The foreign arrivals of wheat have again been very large, principally from Russian and Prussian porta in the Baltic, and a small quantity from America. Flour, a small .apply of barrels, American. Bar ley, a much more liberal gabby than for some time part ; Prussian, Danish, Mediterranean , and Black Sea. Oat. also mach more liberal ; Danish, Russian, Prussian, Bweduk and some Dutch. A ougo of buns from Morocco, and a mall quantity of linseed frost ArebangeL The wheat trade to-day is slow, both Haiti& and foreign. and quotations at the reduction of Monda. Flow trade also dull at Monday's decline y of 6d. per barrel and la. per sack. Barley.-Only best maltiog sorts eamaand late 'price.; inferior, about lit lower than last week. Oats large supply, but trade not brisk at Monday's rates. Beans and peas rather cheaper in whit*, which commands fall prioes. Seeds.-Linseed rather dearer. Rapeseed, cloverseed, and other seeds without chaaire . .._ FLOATING CAROOI6.-No WENAT.-Kaglish: Erb Zr e ibt, whits, new. 425. to 50a.; ditto, fine old, 58e. to 6N.; ditto, red, new, 425. to Mk.; ditto, fine old, 56 to 581.; Norfolk, ho., fine old. --e. to -a.; red, new, -a to -a Foreign : Dudek, Us. to 555.; flue, 55.. to 575.; extra, 58s. to 625.• Konigsbeig, 485. to 63a.; ditto, extra, 535. 157 a • RostOek, 50s. to 52..; ditto, extra, 56e. to 58.. ; Itecklenbiag, 565. to 58a. ; Uckermark ditto, -s. ; American white, ; As . to be.; ditto, red, 48s. to 505.; Canadian, 495. to 51a. Itabna-English nutting, 335. to 37.. be, 391.; orerV, 25a. to 26e.; end distilling, 28s. to 29,. per qr. ; graiding, 23.. to 275.• ditto distilling, 27e. to 321. Maar.- bah, Faux end Norfolk, 59.. to 635. • fine, 631. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 685.; 50e. to 58s. OAT& -Engliah feed, 21.. Od. to 23e. Od. ; potate, 255. to 275. ; foreign, 225. to :Eis. /bum -English tick, 38e. to 40s. ; barrow, 395. to 43e. pigeon, 38e. to 395. • foreign. M 321. to 361. ; tick, 36.. to 37.. ; Koniplierg, 38s. to 39.. ; Egyptian , 32.. to 345. Pi/Al-English boilsrs, 40e. to 41m.; w to and blue, 40e. to 431. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 36.. to Mk.; hog, 38.. to 40s. ; foreign, Ms. to MIL Fl OVIL-Englikt town, 441. to 46e. ,• ditto flee, 475. to 515.; country, 42 1. to 43 e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 365. to 371.; French, -a to -a pm sack ; U.S. sweet. 271. to 301.; Canadian. 271. to 301. ; Spanish. 39.. to 41a. INDIAN Cons.-White. 30 . to 32.. ; 28s. to 30.. nom= Casooza, all C. F. and 1. -Wheat : Bonil la:ski and Muianople, per 4921b5., 44.. to 461. ; Chino. 44e. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b, 425. to 44e. ; white, 481. to 501. ; Danube and Galata 39e. to 425. ; 32a. to 34e. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, 25. Egyptian, 24.. to 25 5. ; Odessa arid Danube, do., 24e. to 25e. Beans : Egyptian, par 48011u.,301. to 33.. Make : Odessa and Galata per 4921 b.., 31.5. Od. to 321. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 bet, 31.. Od. to 32e. ; French, do., to -a. ; Amoeba, do., 291. to 30e. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a. SilDo.-01IIITy seed, per qr. 38s. to 54e. ; seed, per qr.. 38 to 42a. ; Mu .t.rd seed, per white, 7s. to 7s. 6d • brown, 8.. to 9s. • Linseed, per qr., crushing, 6h. to 62k ; Linseed cakes, knelsll, per toe, 111. Oe. to 12/. ; American, thin, In ~ per toe, 121. Os. to It 10s.; do., in begs, Ili. Os. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, M. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 101. IN.: Rape cakes, 61. Oa. to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 71. to Be. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 641. to 721. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 10 TO NOV. 12. SWAMI and Scotch. DM. Foreign. Wheat 1360 ; 35460 Barley e7o 30 11820 Oats I 40 I 700 44070 M•• • • Flour, alt English. MO bob : fudge. 0300 sacks LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (flllB DAY.) (WI BRITISH am rem maaarrio riusoaarn.) (ROY 001 OWN CORHILSPONDENT.) The market has beta rather steadier to-day, and sale* probably 2,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &msg.—Although there is rase man disposi Ron to =s, toes are without been any tillirormant;;lti ne r gc o sir al w n Mauritius, at 29a. 6d. to 34a. ; g ood l whits Booms, 435. to 435. 6d. ; middling Gurpattah date. 365. ; Jaggery Madraa, 27a. &i. to 28s. Refined continues quiet, at the previous paamnaluman. Corm hoe sold with ler spirit and for Native Ceylon rather crier prices base been accepted, good and fine ordi nary at 7?.. 6(1. to 74e. COCOA bas found buyers at full prices. Trinidad grey to fuse red, 535. to !Ma. TEA. —At the public ales full prices were paid for congou ; broken leaf Too Chow sold at Sad. to 111,d. ; medium rented Pekoe, Is. 6d. to ls. 64d. ; good common scented caper, 9d. ; good flowery Pekoe, Is. 00. to Is. Id. Rica—The market is not active, and the busierr trans acted unimportant. SLITPETZE.—The market is quiet. Rum is more in request. Leeward. sold at Is. 6d. and Demerara, 1.. 6(1. to Is. 7d. up to 1.. 10(1. for barrels. Corms.—About 500 bales sold. Tinnivelly, at 164 d. to 15td. Broach, 150. cash. HELLAC baa declined fully us. per ewt. Native livery orange sold at 71. 15s. 11(1. to 7/. 17.. 61. Ilse native orange, 614; pale garnet, 71. 17s. 6d. ; button sort, 71. Os. to Si SAFTLOWER.-70 bales sold at lower prices; common qua lity, 41. to 51. 7.. lid. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices .—Tows tallow, 45a. 3d. net cash • Peterabwg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; all the year, 4Cia. ; Decenibr, 47a; January to Much, 47a. 3a. March, 47a. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patti edge sad Smith report that the stook of fine bops of all des criptiore is becoming very scarce. sad the demand rather more active. Prima firm at late quotations. COAL MA RICET.—(THIS DAY. ) Walls Eod Hatton, 20a. ; Walls Bed Lainhton, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 19a. Bd. • Walls End South Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End Ti.., 19. Bd. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 19a. Walla Bad Russell Hutton., 19s. ' • Walls Zed South Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls Ead South Hellos, 19.. Od. • Will. Zed Ranh Hall, 18a. 9d. ; Walla End Oas'aop, 19a. ; lad Mee Hain. 19a. Od. ; Walls End Acorn Om, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End [tette& Lyons 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Franswelkakt 18a. 9d. ; Aulicliad Park, 17..6d.; Walker Prinireso,l4l.; Weat Hart- Say, 16e, ed. ; &bade Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Davidaon's Hart sy, Ha. 64.; Hastings Hartley, 16a. ed.—Ships at market, W. W. N.W. W. E.I. N. W. W.N. W. N. NW. N. N.W. XX N. N.W. W. N. W. 1 1 13 1 b 9 1 o ! 1111 11 891 90 t 6& ::Ctool S.ree SOO, iii:o) moo 10,000 60,000 11,000 4/000 10,000 63,7.19 O.OCN .?.W 177 41E1Am 0 kau• 50,000 10.00 10.000 tox 10,00 "%0W 17,000 10.001 29,766 111.004. 100,044 14.401 74001 1‘0,00 4 11,641 60,006 11, 1 601.00 30,964 - 14