The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-28 00:00:00

------...„ lE. nrieL) " •eticit i ft . resum e d thia L l 7, Mr. r the Mr. pitai the New z ik r•gualred diPloam band that Aft ~d.etres of th„, C.l:llloDynt r y . es thee meg, *Pedal p ridhe P"ctice, Nig og hi m u , amt. tft N ew Y isd timolk Nah u m, in )1. IgiU s r 6 ,e here in lite L 186,5 I hem s still am. 1 gik I am the pee l% th edition a( W e ins rg u bi s •erneches mak es ew syste m, ma yes, k.c., e ft , use them t way—th a t the stomach eta h e kanging ik e mon probably he Leo erten, but it Vas t pehii i i dd one of the meet , formation to sa " th , Tits. et •e a sedative lie now which t Le only been known .glen others lave 7 judgment this ,ce. It has beak ere of the probe. the treatment of stet it yam ago; I has unqueinistei at merit of plain. :r in which he has bat treatment. racteristic of this Although ahem ied it into tiffect NI Dr. Humble— id, which has an- 11 to the plaintiff, an use the intilm personally and by iuestions is sent to themselves or by ,wen of the pa. when they will e form is filled vp a can we bate s not we get the ice that has keen tual to do so with. can understand it ent. edge of its Wag It iu not maul 1 un eminent phy lessrs. Curbyn, sad nd according to the had been prattling the plaintiff'. as After I graduated here to Canada meaning of "sea the others. The Le house. We keep was not with the 13 subsequent to Between 1858 ;Cew York. I don't ihmter's advenhe. er he had left that ry dise.ies by mem I extroos from Ha id I purehased s until I cecsms sasin sere is a certain ich I receive • ay Dr. flouter eked used in that book sl I chest di eases, bat tlition. Some of the Correspontleuir, sad ,nski is partials:kr wen treated by ease' eve the letters here. am ready to purism •of letters.) Thisi iy the countess, sod cave not the enTsivre to count. Her his. progress of the mss. w il e and • an inhaler, n, sc. The inhalsats hut one Amiga' tball *ixture is put IMO the ccording to the state find anything of Ol• it Mint depend 0. the ar ' but nuely, sad is inhaled in as/ €l 2 ,* from a I,,.sin of tor We use the odd tar t i a 6oz. mixture, the directi,n u three :t a time. Tinetase aR rn of inli.detio• --4 ilf • dream to sok sent to the outdo, I asked to be etetated , e inhalants operate the but more ediimozoollp be mode of in= principle of with him that Wheal; oe s fect ovgenstiesi r • c some of the e a : that mhos hog I rega rd it as the t r. :. pine 54 pot cont. of of mot Oil frln °lnr fairly staio—pe4lloC in London, sod 100, do not think, from oil hes dindnished the lAA iwo or Wm he beat medical it hooka. , t think it is genera- s BR of practitioners. tat she "r"" to St: advice. on She wrote that hew was almost en bruary he .104...M7 lout f11113111TP..; trot= red to be a r drf • abe was then Wottla IPA 1 117 . lan was am ok was ;ou clusion that li kv li r, rvw if Fhe :tad ollgi l • cnbulll sind • Ist* Dublin. I first basis. i July, 1.561, and Ilse nonths. thee slot Si! tic man o I ',amid Ir. lest book. 1 mosidsflo• ce d with e.ifc t l . ba. o many of the pa 10 " tlettE in LondonLondonbefOle A Carter-14 nj m eit1.61,111 was in DD u'netiss eon at Deptford, wila n o afterwards IWO, ; emigrant.. That vO2: d a small practiefe Wen Car individusl inten' anxious to estsbnm 00 0 the Times for a gee a. to himself wit ov a l talke d then' ;icability. 1 was • co uld not TUTI !My n u tal as not. 1)0 1 shoula Ch. believe the that the received .11110f„L n nesAisfaeto r Y• eel edition also, six weeks after the first issue. I bad ▪ to do with the expense at iiiirintiaing. I published „ similar book in Dublin on my own behalf. There is Dr. ip on aer's redbook for England ; my green book fot Ireland ; o g the blue book of Dr. Wines in Scotland. (Laughteffl.) ishengbt green a very appropriate colour for Ireland tir . Kerslake —I think so too. Each colour I think .try aPPP 3 PI i " e ' wit li ese—l only knew Dr. Wiles for a very short time. gis book follows the same division of subject, and there is • similarity in the form. I adhere to the facts, but 5 ; l an guage is my own. I have one chapter entirely new, • acute bronchitis. Mr. Kerslake—And that leads to consumption, unless Ike P a tient has recourse to inhalations Ni o a ses—Yes. (The learned counsel read certain pu mp/ in the two books to show their similarity.) The same aub *Luberpaper p s übsh Irish book and advertised it in the I r i s h , th li eT un a, Freeman's Juanita, and the Wanier. I have not paid the expense of ad „Awing them ; I believe Dr. Hunter has ;he told me w h e n I was going to Ireland that he would assist me in may way to further bis views, but it is no partnership. K book has not gone through the first edition. The Lord Chief Justice—lf it bad been as successful as lay own, who would have had the profits ? Witness —Dr. Hunter. The expense of advertising in Ireland is less than in England. I commenced practising i s Dublin on the Ist of December, 180. My experience of the treatment was from Ju1y,1864, until October, 1865. I us c hiefly sedatives, astringents, and other things. / do not give more details in my book than are so be found in Dr. Hunter's. Plaintiff has no interest ia the practme in Dublin ; he has so far been • loser in Arial me assistance. It has made considerable p ri i n land, but it bin not been so successful as in 4C I :1 p it many reasons—for instance, they are not so nch • people. (Laniihter4 Mr. R. Curtis, manager to Mown Corbyn and Co., drug merchants, proved that hie firm supplied the plaintiff with drugs. The first year he had 800 f. worth. They were the or dinary drugs used by medical men. He was not sup plied with any drugs of a special character. They 'applied him with drugs from the American pharmacopoeia bat already in use in England. The American preparations were not for the purpose of generating oxnea. Cross-examined —He had supplied him with oxygen asking drugs. He used all the pharma ceutical preparations. They first supplied chlorin acid is November, 1864. He must have had 201. worth of Mono acid in twelve months. It was not ordinarily used ..it was rarely used ; it was a known chemical compound, s ea was supplied to him undiluted. He did not know of say other medical practitioner besides Dr. Hunter who reed it. B e - ex amined—lt produces large volumes of oxygen. By the Lord Chief Justice—The oxygen oould be evolved ay adding heat or another acid, the ehloric acid. Er. Orlando Edwards—l am manager of the spading and Hertford Branch Bank, and reside at Stamford. I was acquainted with the plaintiff st Ottawa in Canada • be was living there as a private gen tlemen, apparently in good position. I understood he had is interest in a practice to New York. Mr. S. Selby—l am swine merchant in Fenchnrch-street, I knew the plaintiff from 1857 till 1860. I was living at Toronto. He was living there as • gentleman en his own Po The i; rd Chief Jnetice—l do not see the relevancy of ail evidence. Mr. Coleridge—To ebow that he had plenty of means, Ina had no occasion to become an impostor and a wionndrel. The Lord Chief Justice—l do not much see the force of the evidence. (The case was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings at Nisi Prins in Middlesex.—(Before Mr. Justice Smith and a Special Jury.) !norms e. MACNAbIARk. This cue was tried yesterday ; it was an action of slander for calling a MD a wimp and a thief, and his lordship directed the jury that they must find for the defendant if they thought that the words were merely words of abuse, and did not impute to the plaintiff that he had committed en indictable offence. The jury found for the plaintiff— Damages., one farthing. Mr. Daly, for the plaintiff, now applied for a stay of elocution upon the ground that the verdict was an incon sistent one. If the verdict had been for the defendant then it would have been apparent that the jury did not think that felony had been imputed to the plaintiff ; but as they found for the plainti ff surely the damages should have been greater. Mr. Hawkins, for the defendant, had no objection to the verdict being made consistent by being entered for the defendant (Laughter.) Mr. Justice Smith was of opinion that there was no im putation upon the plaintiffs character. The jury no doubt thought the words were hastily used, but not that they really imputed felony. The meaning of the finding vim that it wished to save the plaintiff from the payment of the defendant's costa. He could not interfere to dis turb the finding. • Application refused. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings at Nisi Prius.—(Before Mr. Baron Martin and Special Jury.) MMUS' r. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY. This was an action for injury sustained on the defen dants' railway. Mr. Serjeant Atkinson and Mr. Thomas for the plain tiff; Mr. Charles Pollock, Q.C., and Mr. Henry James, for the defendants. On the ..2nd of September last John Brierly, the plain tiff, an omnibus proprietor at Lisson-grove, went to the Chapel-street station of the Underground Railway, near Edgware-road, for the purpose of proceeding to Peering don-street. According to his account, as he had his foot on the step of a third-class carriage the train was suddenly put in motion, and he was thrown down on the platform with considerable violence. lie was picked up, sad, thinking be was not much hurt, entered the next train, which arrived a few minutes afterwards, and went on table destination. On reaching the F►rringdon-station, he told the ticket collector, whom he identified as a man named Otway. that they had nearly killed him at the other end of the line. Afterwards his knee became stiff, and for several weeks he was unable to drive his omnibus, re superintend it. It appeared that the first time he brought the matter to the notice of the company was on the lith of October, when his solicitor wrote a letter to the secretary, asking for an arrangement which would pre vent litigation. Four persons who were on the station at the time in question corroborated the evidence as to the plaintiff fall ing from the carriage. For the defence all the ticket collectors and porters at the Chapel-street station were called, and they stated that they had no recollection of such an accident having oc caned, and that no complaint was made to them in re ference to it by the plaintiff or any other person. Otway, the ticket collector at Farringdon-street, denied baring any remembrance of the plaintiff, or of his having told him that he bad been nearly killed. Mr. Baron Martin said the case was a very important sae ; but it was entirely for the jury to say whether the alleged accident did really occur or not. The jury, after a few minutes' deliberation in the box, found a verdict for the plaintiff--damages, 401. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) LAMBELI. V. BELL OTHERWISE JONES. This ease raised a rather curious point. In 18433 Richard 4tabell, a seaman, died, leaving arrears of pay amount mg tont. in. 43. His widow, the defendant, took out letters administration, and she had been cited tobring them in that they might be evoked on the ground that at the time of her marriage she was already the wife of one James Jones. It was admitted that in 1944 Jones hail married at Alvem stoke Elizabeth Bull, the daughter of Richard Bull ; and that in 1849 Lambell had also married, at Portses, Mira bath Bull, daughter of Richard Bull. Dr. Wambey said that the identity of the names was , mare coincidence, sod he called the defendant, who swore that she had never been married to any one but LanabelL lisr evidence was also confirmed by her father. (The case was not concluded when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RH JOHN CHARLES WILSON. The bankrupt was described as a colonial engineer, of Lirne•street, City. The case has been before the court since July, 11tki, there having been repeated adjournments for additi ona l a ccounts. The aggregate liabilities are 44.63.5 t. ; assets about 1,7001. ; property held as security, consisting principally of goods and machinery consigned abroad, and a mortgage on a steamer called the Kate, 27,171 d. Thßiwas an adjourned sitting for examination and dis charge. Mr. Phelps appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt. At the last sitting the official auignee, Hr. l'arkyns, was directed to report on certain items in the lainknipt's deficiency account ; and he now reported that an amount of 6011. ought to be charged to a prior defi nency account. Mr. Bagley said the bankrupt denied the accuracy of this account, and handed in another, which varied the figures considerably. Mr. Phelps said he should allow the bankrupt to pass his examination, but would oppose the order of discharge, on the ground that the bankrupt had contracted the debts of Mr. Marshall and others without jrobsble means of Payment. Mr. Hedpath also opposed for Messrs. Bland and Smith on the same ground. The bankrupt was examined at considerable length, and admitted that be bad begun business without any other capital than a very large experience in 1861. He had lillPPed machinery, and had been constantly in „,.alla habit of obtaining advances on the goods. !11l Present accounts showed that he wu RI . 11 deficiency of 4,9001 . in 1864. He had been obliged to get bills renewed in 1864. In July of that year be had borrowed 4,5001. from Mr. Courtauld to Pol Previous mortgage on the " Kate." Sine, that Parted his consignments had amounted to 11,1211., and in July, 1865, he presented his petition. Some further evidence having been given, the sitting was again adjourned. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Oxi o'Ciocix. So. I 0000 as. 560,600 Britt.% • Wl= 69.0a.,1810 100,000 Do. 1006 „... Caa. Gov. 6 p. e.,1877-84. Do. 6parct,7ab.&Aug. Do. 6 paret.lla. &Se 6.0 06 Do. 6 per ct.Jan.ath 606,000 Dm 260,000 1 Ca000/0117:6 .1115 per . 8 .1873 1 .1000490 D Pd. 1 eLprless. 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 I 100 MANSION-HOrgi. DEATH THROUGH ALLEGED CARELESS DRIVING. John Ki(lick, a carman, attended this morning before the Lord Mayor, in discharge of his bail, to answer the charge of having caused the death of a man named Louis Nathan by careless driving. The prisoner was before the court a few days ago, and it then appeared that on the morning of the 13th instant the prisoner was driving a van with two horses in Houneditch, when the deceased,who was crossing the road.was knocked down, and the 'vehicle went over him. He was evidently seriously injured, and he was removed to the London Hospital, where he lingered in great agony until yesterday morning, when he expired in consequence of the internal and external injuries he had sustained. The Lord Mayor inquired when the inquest was to be held The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices in most cases are quoted the same as yester day. There is a demand, however, for Great Northern A stock, which has risen 1 per cent. On the other hand, London and North Western has receded 1.. Attention is partly directed to the fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 124 to 1,• Great estern, 52/ to 53/ • London and North Western, 116# to ; Midand, 1221 to 1231 ; i Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123# to # ; Caledonian, 121 to 122; South Eastern, 63 to 1; Great Eastern, 25. E to 4 ; Great Northern, 1144 to 1154 ; ditto A, 125 f to j ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 1U to 17 ; and North British, 36 to 4. Foreign and colonial railway shares are inactive, and prices exhibit no change of importance. ORDINARY WARMS AND aroma. an. I Pd. I RAILWAYS I C/C4l4 4 Ce. I "I" lode) )este . to 1 pm. _ . .... Do. do. 1880-90 —. • Do. do. 1890-01 834,100 Do.sp.c.A.p.ttOct 1900 100,000 Ceylon,Nov.lB6 B,6p.ct 160.0001 liam Do. 1878. do.. 1,,,0000001 Do. ithte 0 per et.,10873 1871 d... 000 200 190,0001 Do. 1878 200.000 Do. 1882 800,0001 Do. 18951 165,600 Natal. 00v.6 per cent.. 166,000 New BronaGov.6perct. 1.115,800; New Muth Wales Oov.. 6 p. cent.,1671 to 1876 3,671,800 Do. 6p. alBBB to 1093 &scow D0.5p.c.r,1807 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip 150,000' New Zealand 6per cent. 1,000.600 Do. sper cent.; 100,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 1 250,000 Nova 800tta 6p. a, 18781 I,BBo,2oolQueenaland Gov. 6 p. ct. I .... 18.Aust. Gov. 6p. c. ,67-77 751,016 1 Do. 1878 and upwda 331,000; Ylc•Oov.Op. c. Jen. July 7,000,0001 Do. Op. ct. April &De -- Inspector Jacob said that it was fixed to take place to morrow morning at 11 o'clock. The Lord Mayor then remanded the prisoner until the result of the inquest is known. BOW-STREET. A MAL Elizabeth Richardson, a smart, pert-looking young 81 .• woman, was charged with annoying gentlemen in the St street for purposes of prostitution. Police-constable Hine, of the F division, stated that he st was on duty last night in the Strand near the Lyceum St. Theatre, and saw the prisoner accost a gentleman and 100 seise him by the arm. The gentleman pushed her from . 100 him, and said to witness, " These girls are • perfect 7,1- . nuisance, why don't you look after them?" The ;IL prisoner even then persisted in following the gentleman, az and witness ultimately took her into custody. She resisted St. violently, aed threw herself on the ground. He had to St. Call to his assistance another constable (in private clothes), at and they got her up, and were taking her in the direction Sis of the station when she said, "If you will let me go I a t will walk quietly." They readily acceded to this, and the St. other constable went away. Passing under the Lyceum St portico in Wellington-street, she suddenly struck him and St. ran away, He, however, followed and caught her, and !lA took her to the station. The geutleman went to the stn- gp: tion, but stopped at the door, and reftfsed to enter, on g t the ground that "he did not wish his name to appear in s• the papers." SL The prisoner said the gentleman she was speaking to St. was an old acquaintance. As for her mode of living she at said she was anxious to reform, but her husband compelled r t ` . her to sin. He declared to her on the way to church to be 10 married that he had no intention of providing for her, and 10 after they were married he compelled her to support him leo by the wages of her infamy. Lately, indeed, he 'had left DO her, but being entirely without any means of sustenance ") she was compelled to live in her old way. St. Upon this Mr. Vaughan sent for the husband, who is s t employed as " second heavy " at the Bower Saloon, and ee who altogether denied the prisoner's statements. He knew St. when he married her that she was " gay," but she promised St. to leave that mode of life, and he had done all he 34 . could to reform her. At last , finding that she was bent :, on pursuing her own vicious courses, he left her, and now at he would be glad if the magistrate would grant him • it. separation. iS Mr. Vaughan said he had no power to do anything of that is sort, hut if the wife was so profligate her husband was not St 10 bound to support her. is The husband—Thank you, air. 84 The prisoner—lt is not true, sir. You know (to the at witness) that on the way to church to be married you said Si " Bessie, you will have to do as you did before ; I can't SI gave you money." I aid, "Oh, Dave, do keep me ; I 81 don't want to go with other men." You said, " No, I L I shan't ; you must do as you did." Mr. Vaughan—Did you cause your wife to go on the streets' Witness—No, sir, she went of her own free will. I knew she went, but I did not want her to do it. Mr. Vaughan—Then she went with your knowledge, but not with your consent' Witness—Just so. Mr. Vaughan tined her 205., or 14 days. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. STRIPPING CHILDREN. Two girls named EMIR!, Richardson and Caroline Foster were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing several articles of wearing app arel from two children named Clut terbuck, residing in Lpper Rathbone-place. Mr. Robert Silinan, of No. 43, Foley-street, said that about 6 o'clock yesterday evening he was passing by the Middlesex Hospital, when be heard some children down a mews crying. On going down the mews to ascertain the cause, the prisoner Foster ran away Boni the children, leaving Richardson putting the children's clothes in orde-. Richardson said. that Foster bad been attempting to rob the children, and that she was going to take the children home. He told Richardson to stay with the children while he went after Foster, and she promised to do so, but on his return with Fader she was gone. Mrs. Emma Clutterbuck identified several articles of clothing as those the children had on when they left home, and one of the children had told her that one of the girls wanted to get her frock off, but on telling her that her mother would beat her if she went house without it, and beginning to cry, the girl desisted. Mr. Silman said the children had been promised some sweetmeats by the prisoners. A constable of the E division said that when Foster was brought to the station she gave the address of Richardson, and on going to Stroud's-vale, King's-croon, and taking Richardson into custody, she said it was not she who stripped the children, but Foster. Mr. Tyrwhitt remarked, in remanding the prisoners, that it was a shame two little children could not be in the streets without being robbed by two girls like the prisoners. 100 Bristol and Easter 100 'Caledonian 100 Cambrian all Cork and Baudon all Cornwall , 100 DublinandßeltaatJunc 1100 Dtindee,Pertlt&AbdJu 1 all Matt London Scrip Cert., 10 Do 1100 Glasgow and S. Western! 1100 Great Madero Ord. St.l 100 Do. K. Aug. Stk., N 0.2 100 GrestNorth of Sc.otiand 100 Great Northern 'lOO Do.A J Arec.nodtv.an -100 Do. 111 p. e. is paidlt 100 Do. New W. at 26 pm. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Di,. Stock 1100 Gt. South & West (lra) 1190 'Great Wester, 1100 Do.StourVal.Oua fink , 100 Do. South Wales . 100 Do. W. Mld.--OxfOrd 1100 , Do. Do. 14 100 Lancashire &Yor 100 Lori.,liritn, &S. Coati 1 100 London, sftatham,&Dov ,100 • 1/o. et Erten. AO p.c. • 100 'London & North Westat 1100 'London&SouthWeatern 1100 , Man. Chet, & Lineolnsh 1100 Metr0p01itan.......... al, W. New all Do. Extension all 'Metropolitan Dlstrict 4 Do. do. do. .21 Do..t St John's-wood, 86 88 120 122 40 id II 10 4 6 64 U 70 71 106 106 104 106 117 119 YS 26 6 • ::-:{ u 100 .. I Do. 1.2 Shares ... 109 Do. Birm. & Derby all Mid Kent 100 North Ihitteh 100 j Do. Win ,Perth,Dond , ' 100 N. Eastern—Berwiek 1 led I Do. G. N. K Pura 100 I Do. Leeds 100 j Do. York 100: Do. Cordele all ' Do. Sb.ch.&Doxllo9. 20 Do. do., 1800-61 100 North London 9 , Do. do., 1964-5 ! 4 Do. do., 1866 100 NorthStarfordshire 100 'N. & a Western June. 100 'Scottish Central . . 100 Shropshire Union 100 South Devon 100 (loath Eastern all Etabses,Woldngham,&el 100 Taff Vale $ Do. C 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall SOUTHWARK. SHAIIF.FTL FRAUD UPON A ItEset P. SOCIETY. Mary Ann Wilton, a good-looking young woman 21 years of ege, was brought up before Mr. Vs ciolrych on a warrant by Chadband, 216 M, and finally examined charged with obtaining boots, wearing apparel, and butcher's meat from various tradesmen, under false pretences, with intent to defraud the directors of the Female Rescue Society, in the New Kent-road. Mrs. M'Arthur, the matron of the institution,*said that about Irt months ago the prisoner was an inmate, and through her instrumentality she obtained the prisoner a situation in a clergyman's family in the country. About six weeks after that witness received an intimation from the latter that owing to her gross misconduct they were compelled to discharge her. Witness knew nothing of her transactions for some time, but about the end of last year she received bills from various tradesmen in the vicinity of the institution for boots, wearing apparel, and butcher's meat which the prisoner had obtained in the name of the society. Information was given to the police but nothing was heard of her until the early part of last week, when the prisoner came to the ottice of the society in Queen-street, Cheapside, asking to be re admitted. The warrant officer was sent for and she was given into custody. John Ellis, shoemaker, Harper-street, New Kent-road. said that about 15 months ago the prisoner came to his shop and said she bad come from Mrs. M`Arthur, of the Rescue Society, for ionic boots for her to select from. Believing her gamy to be true. he gave her two pairs, and she left the shop. He thought it was all right, as Mrs. M'Arthur was in the habit of sending for goods in a similar way. A butcher and alinendraper,also carrying on buainessin the same neighbourhood, proved supplying the prisoner with goods in August, 1865. She said they were for Mrs. M'Arthur, of the Rescue Society. The latter said that she had never authorised the pri soner to order the goods, neither had she received them. It was very ungrateful conduct of the prisoner, as she had been treated moat kindly by the society. In answer to the charge the prisoner said she had no thing to say. Mr. Woolrych committed her for trial. a LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) CROYDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HATCH. Scandal beat Spitfire. SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Orontes Sinite Redwing ... 4 ran. Won by three lengths. STAND PLATE. Flyfigher Pine Apple 7 ran. METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASE. Globule ... ... ... ... Astrolabe ... ... ... ... Patience ... ... ... ... 8 to 1 apt Daisy 8 to 1 Astrolabe 10 to 1 bleauw•ood 16 to 1 Sprite 16 to 1 Clansman SELLING HUNTERS' STAKES. Two miles and a belt. Monitor, Jacob, Thunderbolt, and Brunette are here. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1866. '.-(TFILS DAY.) (L:mitei) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the bth December• \IILT. Grey.... Maple .. Wbite.. Bullors PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LITTkPoO2, Nor. 27.—eales today : Caledonian, 1201—Great Western, 531—London and North Western, 1171 q I—Manchester, Bbefield, and Lincolnshire, 49}—Midland, IUI I—North British, head, 86 Berwick, York, 100-6 1 B Eastern, 631—Birken head, 884—Buffslo and Lake Huron, 4 1-16 1-16 4 United States 6-20 Bonds. 701 1— Urea& Luxembourg sham, 12 746 6-16-- EaMern Exchange Bank (Limited), 21 K 7 -1 16 ad and &change Bank •Llnlited), 8 6-16 d.—North Western Bank (Limitedl, 1 d—Maritlme Insurance .Limited', 1 d.--Queen In surance, 1 41 —Union Marine .Limited) 1 6-16 p.—Anglo American Telegraph, 15—Atlantic Telegraph 8 peecenL, 31 15 16—Ebbw Vale s ilinlted), 11 d.—Pacific Staam, new shares, On p. Igo. i att 1 66,688 St. ;Itaat and West India .100 • 130 183 12,000 10 lamer's] Floating Dock 5 676,1101 St Lomionicit.Katharin. 100 65 IT 842,600 100 Do. Deb. Bt. 4p. mat. all 60.886, St. Southampton 100 87.0711 81. 'Surrey Commercial lOO i No. 1,000 10 . 0,0001 10 o,oool t St. . 0,0003 21,0001 16 I 10,0001 16 10,000 10 17,000', 10 13,000 10 25,000 100 41,000' 6I 10,000 6 0,000 50 I 634,780 St. 50,000' 20 8,915. 324 60,000 10 Anglo-AmericanTel. (L) all Anglo-Mexican Mint lmu Atlantic Telegraph lOO Do. liner cent. 'Australian Agrical 1 201 Australian M.Lkirls.(ll 6 BangparahTealistateel 6 Berlin Waterworks (L.)l all Do. New ' 3 Boickow Vaughan (4) 1 71 "Bombay Gas (Limited' Do New IBritish American Land! & I. Meg. TeL (1) British Shipowners keened& Company leanacitauLoand 26:000 30 leaylow Gomcrz i . 12,000 Ditto As 117,000 1 20 ,ChinaSt.Ship&L.CoalL. 10,000 10 ;City Discount, Limited.' 20,000 . 26 , CityofLoadon R. Pro. L 16,041. DO (City of Milan Impro.( L.). 4059 30 . 86, ,1 000 25 City Do of Moscow Claa (L) 20,000, 60 'City Offices (Lim.) ll 80,000 60 Colonial (Limited) ! 1 50,000' 60 'Commercial Union'lns I I 40,0001 10 Com. of AfricaerMee.(L) 25,0001 10 'Consolidated Dls. (4) 17,5001 20 (Continental MOLD& X( 1 20,000 100 ContractCarporation(Ll 1 12,0001 25 ,Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.7S p.c. al 200,000' 10 C. Fonc. of England ;L: 10,000 60 , Do.of Mauritius (L) 1 00rtir231 St. 'Crystal Palace 1160,820 St. I Do. Preference 1277,0001 St. I Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb. 10( 7,500 IS (Darjeeling (Limited) 10,000 100 DiscuuntCorporation(L; 21 18,000 1 1 10 Eastern Assam Tea (I ' 1 10,000 60 h. IndiaLs.nd,C.& 60,000 20 Z. India Irrig. et Canal 11 80,000 50 Ebbw Vale 2l 113,813 20 . Peoptiantlom.diTrd.(L ) I 3870,976 St. ,Electric Telegraph - . la 70,000 S 'Eng.&Aus.CopPer (Line I 20,000 60 'Eng. and Foreign Credit 1 10,000 100 Eng.& scottishMarin.(L I 26,000 10 FairbairnEngineering.. 30,000 20 Fore-st (Warehouse (L.) 11 10,000 60 Oellivara (Limited) 360,0001 20 o.Credit&Mn.of Lon.(L, 20,000 15 Oen. Steam Navigation 1* 10,000 50 Home &Colonial Aar, L) 6,040, 10 IlnitgKong & China Gas al 100,000 , 20 Hudson's Bay al 10,000 60 .Humber Iron Worts (L , 21 80,000 20 Im.LandCo.Martelllea L 11 100,000 60 .Impset Mer.Cdt.Aas. (L ) 11 60,000, 2 Indian Carrying (Lim.) I 40,000 60 ,InternationalQmtract. 11 160,000 20 internat. Finan.Soc.(4 300,0001 20 internat.Land Credlt(L; 30,000. 50 'ltalian Land 60,000 20 'ltalian Irrig. (Cim.Cay I 1,000000 100 I Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 1870, 20,000, 60 Land decurities(Lim.) 4,000! 25 . Loud.Aftician Trading ll 10,000 25 Lon. & Caledon. 51. IL ) 1 60,0001 10 ,Lon.ConntyLand &B.( L, I 12,000 1 6 ) Lond.DistrictTeleg.(L • al 40,000 60 Loud. Pima. Ammo. (L ) V 148,626; 4 Load. O. OmnitinsC.(L.) al 3,000! 60 ,Lond.&olaxg.Eng.Co , (L 21 10,000' 10 etc. Btm.l 17 6,0001 60 Lond.Mer. Discount (L.) 11 64,600 20 Lund. Provincial Marine I 60,001 20 'Madras Irriga.dM.Dnal.. 11 •• • :20 I Do. al 10,000 25 Marine Investment (L.; 1 12,600' 20 Mauritius Land, &c. 12,000 10 114 edit. Erten. Tel. (L ) al 10,00' 60 Merchant Shipping IL) 11 25,00 u , 20 11 illwall F.Ld.diDock(L) 40,000 50 22,500 10 'Natal Land & Cole. (L ) I 120,000 25 National DD. Cram. (1 1 I 40,000 25 Do.New,ist6p.2ltoheixi; 20,000 25 .NationalProvidarine;Ll 110,000 100 N a ti o nalSteum Nay.(l,.): coo ' 20 I NerbuddaC,caldtlron',L )1 6,000, 20 , Do. New 20,000 25 IN.Zealanil L. &M. Ag.(L) 20,0001 26 , N.Zealand T.& LOAD (L 15,000 10 'Northern Assam Tea (L ) 15,000 • 10 1 Do. B £187,176 St. N.Bris. Australasian (L `'ll 40,000 60 N.Brit.dalercan. In. . L ' 18,000; 10 )Nowgong Tea (Limited ) ! 40,001 56 Ocean Mame (Insural 10,000 , 60 OrientalFinancial:Lim.) 30,0001 6 Oriental Gas(Limited) 30,000, 6 , Do. New 40,000' 10 Drient.inland Steam'L ) a 35,000 1 10 eitago & itthiand Invest 11,600: 10 Ottoman Ceenpanyi 1). 10,000 ( 60 OttomanFinancial‘L ) 1 1 10,000 6 Ottoman Ou (Limited • a 100,000: 60 ,Overend,Gurocy,Co., I 6p600 ! 10 Panama P. 11. SteanKL: 214 6 ' Do. do. 61000,000 . St. Peelßiv.Lentldelfin.(L) 1( 20,000; 60 Peninsular& o.Bteam s 20,000. 60 Do. do. New 4 17,000 10 Quebrada L, R., M. (L 1 al 10,000' 50 Rhymney Iron 1000 115 Do. New al 18,434' 26 RioJ.Citylmprov.(L).. al 15,066' 25 • Do. do 22 30,000' 20 Rio Janeiro Ou (Lm.) all 15,000 100 Royal Mail Steam 160 £Boo,ooo' St. Scot. Austra. Invest. (L 100 40,000 60 Smith, Knightot Co.(L 20 30,000' 20 Soc.Finan. &Egg. pte L 10 20,000. 60 8. African M. & In. (L ) 6 14,200 25 SonthAustrallan Land all £280,030 at. 'Submarine Telegraph lOO , 1 Do Scrip 20 Tel.Constrtic.etMain',L ', all I Do. Do. 40 Thamea& If erseyln. ( l ) 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L ) 10 TrustetAgencyof Ans 20 T. dr L Co. of IL Canada , 60 ,Un.Matine of Liver. !LI I 6 .tin(ted K. Teleg. Co.' , L)1 a ( 20 :Duivers. Marine 1n5. 1 L. ,1 30 Van Diemen's land (L IS ;100 Vleeroyof Egypt(Mor.'.l.. al 50 'Warrant Finance 'tale.): 1( "o Westlndia&Pacitleit 'L 21 rr,fioo ' 100,000 7,600 •7;600 60,000 100,000 30,000 60,400 10,000 10130001 30,400 PREFERENCE SHARES. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 31 per cent, GR. Midland Consolidate.' per cent. Stock, redeem., FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 121. Sambre and Meuse, 7. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16. 114 116 124 126 90 99 521 631 30 36 30 36 1231 1231 80 84 161 171 10 20 116/ 1171 92 84 49 60 124 123 11 2 pa. 14 1 87 89 123} If 2 pail '2 N as* 381 14 18 mot 104 f 65 61 604 , 100} Sit 35 . 10e pm, 118 lie 1 fpm -- —pa 72 74 114 118 IGO 164 411 99 rie u} 9 9 160 139 9 4 pm BarTlBll PORIESSIONIL 100 all Atliustlc.t At. Lawrence , lit. .106 Rom. Bar. &C. ln. gf.p.e.l 20 j 10 1 Do. F Shares 20e: all 'Buffalo et Lake Huron 16 , all j Do. ?reference 100 .100 Suf.,Brant.,&Godeach' I 6 per rent 1672-34 I St :100 Cal. &S. Eastern sp. e.g Bt. inG 't'ape T. & Dock Op.c. F 1 100 • all Dernerara,7p.c.perpref.l St 100 haat Bengal gis. - 6do 1 20 1 ! Do. do. Ido St .100 Fret Indian gu. do 1 St. 100 gaud Trunk of Canada 100 • all ' Do. Equip.3l.ll.6p.ct 100 all I Do. lat pref. Bonds 100 all I Do. do. deferred' 100 all Do. Sled prof. Bonds.' 100 all De. do. deferred, 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred) 100 all Do. 4th prat Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred ] Si 100 Great Indian Peninsula' 20 all Do. gua. 6 per cent tO I 6 Do. New do 20 4 Do. * New St. 100 Dt. S. of Indi► g. 6p. ti St. 'lOO Do. 41 per cent 1 SI. all , Do. fgoi all , (It. Western of Can;dni 20e. all Do. New 100 all D0.6p.c.8de.pay.1673 100 all • D 0.4 do. do 1877-2; 10 3 IndlanDranch;Llinited)' St. 'lOO 'Madras guar. Sp. cent At. 100 i Do. do. 41 de... 84. 1001 Do. do. 4 de.... 20 all I Do. Filth Erteiudoni 60 all :lielb. and Holeotis Bay , 100 all i Do. 6p. Cl.. pay. 1 660 100 all 1 Do. 6p. et., pay. 1895 St. 100 N. R. of Can. 6p c. 1 stp. 8.. St. 100 Sande, gua. 5 per cent. St. 100 I Do. Delhi do. 20 6I Do. do. do St. 100 Do. l'unjaub do ,100 I Do. Indus St. not. do - 1041 11 86 57 60 60 66 6s 102 102 arit 62 72 60 55 101} 1026 101 102 1051 196 87 59 56 $2 107 - pm fpm 1 pm 102 12 12 12i 12: ; I 91 0 xd 92 0 I I}d. 102 103 92 34 0 30 81 62 100 10Y 132 84 SY 85 99 101 97 98 1 Otdis 90 100 JOINT STOCK BANNS. - Bssics: redT /grad Masterman'a Albion A Ang lilan lo c A e ritrian ALiverP°°ll Anglo Egyptian Aoglo Italian iLunited). Asiatic Bane Cor. new obi . Australasia Baukot Britisheolumbial - 1;o. New. Issued t pm I Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited). Bank of Queensland (Lt, Bankof Victoria, Austral . Bank of New Zealand 1 Earned's Bank (Limited) kirazillan&Portuguess(L • British & CallfornianiL)i British N. America .. charleslAntte & Co. (L )i C. Bk. India, Aus., China . Chart. Mar. of India, Am.! I City • Colonial Corn. Bank of Canada. • Com. Bank of India, dtc.. Consolidated Bank (L ) Delhi and London ' Feat London (Limited) . Eastern Exchange.lam.). Engilrh and American . 1 linglisa Joint Stoetl t .A Eng. Scot.& Ansi. c English and Swedish (L.) Eximpean Bank'Llroited , if indium.CbinaatJap.(L) Imperial Bank (Limited; Imperial Ottoman lonian i Do. New Land Sort. Bk. India(L )1 Dose. 0.Deb..11364,50yrs Lon. nir-of Sterico,&c.(L). London and Brazilian Do. New London& RiverPlate(L ) I Do. New. Da. at pm: i Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Austri.; I London and County London Joint Stock.... London es South Atrican Lon. et S. Western ;Lim.`: London & Venezuela; L Londok & Westminster Merchant Rent (Lim) 1 Do. New Mercantile &Ifachan(L )1 Metro. & Prov. Danic;L) 1 Midland Bank (Lint I National of Australian National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. Pad & _ . LO ' National Bank New South Wales LO New Zealand (Limited) So I North Wolters es °mental Bank Caarporn SO OrieutOom.B.Liateo.C. SO ; Do. do. lateN. Y. so ; Do. do. lateF.C. SO Provin.Banidngeorp.(L` 00 I Trevino. of Ireland 10 Dn. do. New 20 Scinde,Ponl..dtDelhi (1)! ▪ , Do. issued at 2 pin 26 South Australia ..... 00 Stand. of B. & Africa 00 ' Do do. tss. at 6 pat. 26 1 Union of Australia 00 rsion o 0 Ireland (12m )' 00 Union ci Loudon 16,600 1 20,000 I 17,061 11 10,000 11 60,000 I 10.000 11 wool 1 DEBENTURE 41;1,0E3 Si. Cit.lats 4 p.c. Mar.lll 100 5060 di 10 Bt. 'G. Nthn.4 p.c. Jaa.J 100 61v,000 St. . G.atn.—W. 1 ; p. W ct., Jan. 1 July .., . . 400 618,000 Si. ;Lanc.hYt.4p.c.Jon.dJ l l 100 660,000 St. !Lon.Brlgh.4p.c.Jan.l. ll 7 100 DMUS St. I LAN. W.4p.c.Jan.l July 100 312,800 SRI Do. 34p.c. Jon./ July 100 260,010 St L.111.W.4p.c..1an.d.1u17 100 .... I St. 61 tdlond,4p.e.Jae.&July 100 Bt. N. BritJah, K. P. 1 D.8.,' 6 p. ct., Feb. 1 Aug. .. 100 St, s.Y.ten.,4P.e.Jan.dauly 100 SR 5c0t.N.1.,4P.c.-Ap.dOct. 100 sou: 124 I 1231 }a 1 i, lAa i L i 11,1 1: 1161 I I 49 124 4 , N :121 } 34 4 5 pm - v i e 3 3 1021 1041 5 19i ISt 51 10 106 In i i ta• 11 9Ea 41 7 6 die' 1•j par Om 6} 19 9 dia 10 8 dial 6 , 3 62 12 14 20 $1 dVI 6 4 611 . 20 10 dial 87 39 I 71 8109, 181 20 lu dial • 2 1 dis 81 24 114141 • 47 42 I • 1 pm i l tf a 2 1 - 4 2 Mel - 2 3 clis - 14 174 17 12 10 du - 14 13 Ms - 274 234114 - 2 4 one. 24 1} vidl4, 13j - 3 - 1 414 1 - I} 1 dls 2} at $6 11 9 41s - 12 10 dla 34 2 I}ll4 8 10 pia - 3 3pm - 1 2 - 214 22} pas 2 4 1 0 1 63 65 62 40 41 12} 134 ad, • 3 2 dial • 8 6 dlr , • 93 04 •• 15 16 I 9 7 dks • 9 8 dlsj 10} 9}dis 03 3 dis' 1 2pm par 2 pm! 64 70 44 46 ldla par. Ohl Om 48 44 I 421 dia' dial 7 6 clia! 80 82 dY M 24 13 1141. 7 5411 49 50 9 7dl. 454 44i 451 CI. prle4a. I &de& 77 82 1 15} 16} 32 t 4 16 16 34 36 42 24. MONEY L Own o'CLocrt. The stock markets continue dull, with very little business. The disposition of the speculators is still to press sales, in the absence of any bond fide purchases of importance on account of the public. The transactions at the moment, however, are I chiefly confined to the fortnightly settlement. which has just commenced, and will be concluded I on Friday. The funds are still offered, and show I a fresh reduction of 1 per cent. English railway \ securities and foreign bonds are fiat, but prices generally are unchanged, in the absence of business. Colonial government debentures have been pre judiced by the introduction of the Queens land Six per Cent. loan for 400,0001., the whole of which has already been subscribed, although the official announcement has only just been published. The number of tenders sent to I the Union Bank of Australia this morning was 42. Banking and financial shares remain neglected. General Credit have declined Sc., upon the pub lished reports of the discussion at yesterday's meeting. The discount market is quiet, but the rate for choice bills is firm, at 31 to 4 per cent., owing to the comparatively moderate supply of money offer ing. Provision has likewise to be made for the payment on Friday next of 850,000/. on the recent Victoria Loan, less 5 per cent. already paid. The i charge for short loans on the Stock Exchange is 3 I per cent. Console are now quoted 891 to g, cunt div., for money, and 88 to 1, ex div., for !the account (6th December). Foreign stocks are inactive, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are flat, and have declined , per cent. The scrip of the Russian loan is quoted lls to 11 prem., being 1 lower. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 58 to 59 ; ditto 1865, 321 to 331 ; Greek, 131 to 141 ; Spanish Passive, 201 to 211 ; ditto Cer tificates, lai to 14 ; Italian of 1861, 551 to g ; Mexican, 181 to !. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined 1. per cent, viz., to 691 to 701. Erie Railway shares are quoted 47 to 48, being 1 per cent. lower ; and Illinois Central, 77 to 11, showing a reduction of 1 per cent. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 141 to 151, and Atlantic Telegraph 31 to 4, showing no change. Petitions have been presented to the Court of Chancery for the winding-up of the Anglo-Italian Bank and the Albion Bank. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 2 die. ; London Financial, 16} to 151 dia. ; General Credit, 2g to 21 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 5i to 5 dis. ; National Discount, 91 to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 164 to i. HALT-PAST THREE o'CLoex. Consols are 1 per cent. better, at 894 to i, clan div., for money, and 881 to 1, ex div., for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. The demand for money has been fair. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 67c., showing no change of importance. About GO,OOO sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, for transmission, it is said, to Ireland, to meet the demand for coin resulting from the Fenian agitation. There is no general inquiry for bar silver for the East, but a parcel of about 50,0001. has been bought during the last few days for China. This amount is understood to be for the Hong Kong Mint, where it will be used for the new dollars. The recent slight advance (id.) in the price of silver was, doubtless, caused by this operation, there being no demand for ordinary commercial purposes. On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Hamburg, and for three m onths' drafts I on Holland were quoted less favourably for this country. As regards other places, no changes oc curred. The list is subjoined : Amsterdm, 3 months, 11.181 to 11.19 ; ditto, short, 11.15 i to 11.16 i ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 A to 11.19 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.421 to 23.47 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.421 to 25.471; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.81 to 13.9 ; Berlin, Cologne, kc., 3 months, 6.2.4 to 6.26 k ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 34 to :dell ; Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.23 ; ditto, 3 months. 23.37 i to 25.424 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.371 to 25.4'2i ; Frunkforbon-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 120; Vienna, 3 months, 13.0 to 13.10 • Trieste, 3 months, 13.0 to 13.10 ; Madrid, 3 month's, 471 to 470 ; Santander, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 48i to 48! ; Seville, 3 months, 4s A to 484; Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 47i ; Valencia 3 months, 4811 to 4711 ; Bar. celona, 3 months, 488 to 481; Bilboe, 3 months, 471 to 471 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 48 to 47 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.20; Genoa, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.20 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.13 to 27.99 ; Palermo, 3 months, '27.15 to 27.20 ; Messina, 3 months , 27.15 to 27.20; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 51i to 54; Oporto, 90 days' date, 511 to 51i. A Queensland government 6 per cent. loan for 400,0001. is announced through the Union Bank of Australia. The colonial legislature having authorised a sum of 1,170,950/. to be raised, of which 200,000/. is for immigration, 875,9501. for railways, and 95,0001. for other public works, de bentures for 600.0001., being the first portion of this loan, have been transmitted to the Union Bank of Australia for negotiation, of which 400,0001., as above stated, is now offered. The interest dates from the Ist July last, and the de bentures will arrive at maturity in 1891. The price of issue is 91 per cent., of which 10 per cent. is to be paid on application, 40 per cent. on the 14th December, and 41 per cent. on the Bth January nexe. Tuesday, the 4th December, at 2 p.m. is the latest period allowed for sending in applica tions, but the allotment is to be made strictly in the order in which the tenders are received. With reference to the Lombardo-Venetian Rail way bonds, which are about to be offered here through Messrs. Rothschild, and also in the chief continental markets, it is expected that the sub scription will be open next week. About three and a half millions sterling is the total amount of bonds authorised, but whether the whole of this will be offered at once is not known. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,1611. com p ared with the DESPATCH OF TROOPS TO IRELAND.-All Adm i- corresponding period of last year • the Metropo ratty telegram received on Monday afternoon at Ports- litan an increase of 1,366/. ; and the Glasgow and mouth dockyard directed the immediate coaling and preparation of the screw transports Tamar , Captain South Western a decrease of 8141. Sullivan, C. 8., and Orontes, Captain H. W. Hire, The traffic earnings of the Great Western Rail for the embarkation of troops for conveyance to Ireland. way of Canada for the we ek endin g Nov. 16 were Gangs of men were immediately told off to coal the i 13 . 340/ showing a decrease of 3,3111., com p ared ships, which was to be carved out through the night, 1 .' '' as was also the issue of all other stores required from the various storehouses of the yard. Both vessels were to be 1 W e are informed that the assents of share ready to embark the troops, understood to be two in- , with the corresponding period of 1 865 . fantry regiments, by 8 o'clock yesterday morning. Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited) have order was also received by telegram at Chatham, A n from ! holders to the scheme for the reconstruction of the the Admiralty, directing tbe screw gunboat Sepoy, 2, 60 horse-power, Lient.-Commander H. J. Dyke, to proceed general meetin g to decide upon the alteration in forthwith to Queenstown, there to await Fur ther orders. come forward in such l ar g e numbers that the the shares and in the name of the bank has been In accordance with a sudden order received from the Admi- convened for the 12 th Dece mber, the earliest day ralty, the following officers and men left the head-quarters Permitted by the articles of association. of the Chatham division of the Royal Marin es, before day- - light on Monday morning for service in Ireland, viz.:- At an extraordinary meeting of the E astern Ben g al Cap•ain J. F. Sanders, Pi nt Lieutenant 0. Traoey,Second- Tea Company (Limited), held yesterday, a reco up Lieutenant H. S. G. Schoenberg, four se eta, four oor• tion was passed that the undertaking be wound up porals, one drummer, and 8 8 privates. The de tachment proceeded by railway to Plymouth, where they e mbarked Chancery and Mr. Frederick B. Smart (of the firm of Smart and Snell, acco untants), was for Queenstown. voluntarily under the sup ervision of the Court of F O REIGN LETTER POSTAGE.-A letter ca n now li uidator. be sent to Belgium or Holland for 3 d. ; to France or Den- appointed q ' mark for 4d. ;to Switzerland for sd. ;to Spain, Portuga l, The Lon don Rice Mill Company held their first Prussia, Austria, India, Australasia, West Africa, British annual meeting yesterday , when a dividend of 31. was d ec lared , being at the rate of i per America, Turkey, Italy, or the Germ's States for rid. ; to r s Norway or Greece for &L ; to Russia for 9 d. ;to th e Pa p al Pe h i States for 11d. ; to China, Japan, South and Beet Africa, cent. per annum. United States, West Indies, Mexico, south-eastern Ame- Amongst the plans which are being put forward ! rica, or British Columbia. for Is. ; and to south-western with a view to the reconstruction of the London, America for 2a. E MPL OYMENT or PRIRONERB.-The Louisiana received one framed by Mes srs. En g elbach and State Penitentiary at Baton Rouge is undergoing repairs. Chatham, and Dover Railway Com p an y we have the Acirorate :-" The labour of 1 00 convicts , steadily ap- cannot find apace for the long printed stateme nt It is proposed to teach the criminal s the shoe trade. Says Salomons, acco untants, of Corrihill, but regret we plied, will result in the manufacture of 48,000 pairs of f urn i s h e d to us . shoes per annum. This alone will keep within the State A petition for the winding_ up of the Anglo averyttelirge MR that is now paid direct to 1111111. Danish and Baltic Steam N aviga tion Company chase 92 96 90 82 90 92 77 78 75 77 104 106 103 106 102 104 104 106 88 90 102 104 104 106 xd 106 107 104 106 106 107 103 135 11 106 107 98 100 94 96 911 - 101 90 02 80 87 94 89 _4 . 6 pm 861 9 1 - 00 - 84 85 99 101 $6 99 94 95 IN - 104 ri Pill Cl. pnesa. I !else. 15 lbi 16 17 38 43 78 80 17 19 6 11} 11 t. lbw I,ym 01614 1016 88 93 75 4 80 __ slab 2 1 41141 - 77} 80 10 . 2 U ! 1 s if a 1 dig! 2db -d 9 7 dim l 5 1131 12idis 6 S dis 6 I id% }pm I fdla par 0 6 Mai 0I —dl. 15 . _ 10 I 6 sdie 0 56 4614 96 88 107 110 107 110 6 4 dls 14 11 416 7 661 9 841 e 5 4 die 116 106611 6 4 153 135 S ells 6 8 8 tHs 6 S 1 oils 12 1 lipm 80 —_ Bls 2e 1; ti I ti' "i 4 I ahl 8 10 10; lit 85 510 414 10 8 7 dir lb 16 14 die Li 1 0014 10 die 6 21 2 dl4 6 4 SOU 5 Malting . I)i ruing Winding. ♦ 6 kll I 40 40 - 5 - 5 alai 0 7 6 di e 6 4 3 dll 2 —Dm 11 1 1} 5 17 16 dlsj al 3 I :5 19 17 Ate , 20 16 diet to. 11 9 die 2 fur +Pm' 21 ledisl 171 14 91 6 4 die 2 11 in Y 3 16 9 7Ms 1711 12 11 dU 74, 10 8 dlz , 6 4 3 dbl. 6 , u 1 BIM' 2; 9f 4919 1 211 21 1 1 1(109 BO 16 13 414' 6 4 11910: 4 149 , 9, 941 die par 4 1 ; 6 P d r fa' 9 , 74 6141. Orin.lln, Distilling altiug 40 - 54 11. 15 16 4 1 44 3 4 4111 . 6 164 164 pm. 11 10 4 as; ill 54 114 Par il l m. all 2 ' 2 UM W I 2 •-• • 1 41 40 - 1 64 I It pm Ya n I T 8 19 21 I 6 as' 21 22 I 97 101 id 120 126 21 19 dls T 43.4911 zd ii i } ili " 84 AO CO i idl4 — par 142 ti 3lpm xd . —.- 3 2 11 3 I 74 76 9, 9 7 dia 6 441 Creditors of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited) are required to send the particulate of their claims to the liquidators by the Bth. January. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gaup. and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list ut last evening : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 11l ; Com mercial Union, ; Equity and Law, 7i ; Guardian. 471! ; Imperial Fire, :MO Impericl Life, 14} ; Indemnity Marine, 114 t; London and Provincial Law, 4i, e : Marine 90 ; Ocean Marine, 20f, 11. 201 ; Phoenix, 107 ; Exchange, 303, ; Sun Fire, 185 ; Thame snd a Manor Marine (Limited). 4, X. Gaslight and Coke.—Bombay (Limited), 4}, ); Ditto, new, 2A ; Commercial, 34i ; Louden, (2 4, el a re ' 11 " - nix, New, 27 ; Surrey Consumers, LSI ; ditto New. 7 ; United General, 2S, i ; Western, 14, ex div. ; Ditto B, 7, ex div. ; Ditto C, 4i, ex die. Waterworks.--11crlin, 11.,; ; West Middlesex, 111. At the sale by auction held yesterday by the Lon don Stock and Share Company (Limited), the num ber of lots offered was 178, and the number sold 85, of which 79 consisted of lots offered without reserve. TUZIRDAT EVENUO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 880, ex div., for the 6th December, opened this morning at 88k to 0, and closed at 88k to k. For money the last price was 893 to f with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, ; ditto, foe account, 88*, 4, ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 870, k, ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent., 106*, 6 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 101 k, 100/ ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 102 k, k ; ditto Bonds, 25e., 20e. prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Owi O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day, there is very little business apart from that connected with the settle ment, and prices show no variation worthy of notice. The few transactions reported are confined to East Grenville, North Crofty, South Frances, West Caradon, Wheal Grenville, North Treskerby, and Prince of Wales shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LA.NE.--(THIS DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale here today was almost wholly composed of parcels left over from Monday. For all kinds the demand ruled inactive, at prices barely equal to last week. Foreign wheat, the show of which was by no means ex tensive, was a slow sale, and inferior qualities were a shads lower in price. Floating cargoes of 6-rain were held on former terms. Fine barley was scarce and quite as dear as last week. Grinding and distilling sorts were heavy, at barely late rates. There was a fair demand for malt, the supply of which. was tolerably good, on former terms. Good sound oats commanded very full prices, but heated parcels were neglected. Beans were a slow inquiry, at previous quotations. The supply was on the increase. The transactions in peas were limited, at late rates. The Hour trade was very quiet. Linseed, rapeseed, and cakes were firm in value. Fire:, Kent, red, old new „ Po. whi te, old CURRENT PRICE& ENGLISH. Per Qr. Per Qt. B. 1 OATS. I. I. , f.e. to 601 I !Scotch potato ::.! to Gt , Irish, wings .16 to 7o „ black &•1 to COI BEANS 49 to Cl ) flew Norfolk and Lincoln red, new Sintkv. Marna') Tick Harrow Pigeon kiwi Ni to 54 1 40 in 45 ItZtoail Easel. Norfolk, and Suffolk it to so: Kteg•ton and Ware 72 to 80 : Itrown 6B W GS I 41 to 44 41 to 44 43 to 48 46 to 61 iLVIC OATH. Engllsb, p f . ee , tgw l. Scotch, feed .. WHKAT. Duarte and Konigs berg It. , stock & 'Mucklen burg Russian, hard „ inft American, red „ white BARLEY ST to 19 3I to 42 40 SO 44 to -- FLOUR. Town made, per 230 I lbs. 32 to 34 • Household 43 43 to 61 Comdry to 46 33 to $0 Norfolk and Suffolk, 2t to ship 43 to 6I 34 to 30' YoREIGN. Per qr. a. a. j _ 60 to 72 to 7n 85 to to t 3 to n, to to 00 —to— 6Ars. nn to 32 37 to 11 $9 to 44 [hitch brewing 23 to 12 , feeding ARRIVAI.3 OF ()RAIN. fic.. CARNIAGE, FR.OII NOV.): OATS. I. s. DantPh and Swedish 24 to 30 Russian - ref Qr. 34 to 43 Danigh UPTUan I'LL& Staple . Boilers white . Yellow ST to SO SO to 4$ INDIAN CoNN. S 7 to 40 3t; to MI puirß French, pera;k. ... 40 to 60 Spool4h „ 40 tO 50 American, per IA .. to St Canadian to 26 INTO LONDON, BY WATILit 3 ri) NOV. 27. INCLI'SIVE ley r.. I on. qrs. 0414.14.11940 4bl. h3O I 1760 170 70 .. '9O 12080 Wheat Bar] Qrs. qT English and Swtehl WO It Irish .... Foreign .. I 17870 24i10 Total I 18700 I 3::70 ' ENO , 12600 1 . 1 2M70 COMPARATIVE QUANTITID 4 AND PRICES OM GRAIN. POE THE WEEK ENDING TUE THE CtiltH ENIT , NDINO WE= .Nk.T. ?A, 18 84. DI latkl. Qrs. Average Qrs. Ai erste. Wheat ......01U.27 .. n7A. i'.4. Wheat 70.004 .. ea. 104. Harley 76.2 i ,/ .. 45T. 64. Barley 70.761 .. 344. 04. Data 2..040 .. Va. Ski. Oats 4,067 .. 224. N. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY urcruto AND INTERNATIONAL TELZOILLPH.) (111011 01,8 OWN CORRINPOND/2 4 T.) The market quiet. hales probably about 8,000 bales. M I NCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Src tn.—The market is less active, but prices are with- India,ch The sales are confined to moderate parcels of West at 04s. tolls. 6d. Refined : Prices of dried goods continue well supported ; pieces dull of sale. CorFr.r..—The demand for good qualities of Plantation Ceylon continues steady, but grey sorts are rather easier ; triage sold at 345. to :i4s. 6d. ; fine ordinary to middling grey, 70s. to 714. ; low middling to middling colory, 775. to siOs. ; peaberry, 604. to 87s. TEA.—The public sales of Assam went off steadily, at full prices for all qualities, except broken leaf, which is rather easier. }Deg.—The market is steady, but quiet. Pity.—: , o puns. of Jamaica sold at 2s. 10d. to 34. 4d. ; 40 puns. of Demerara at Is. 71. 10 Wide. at Is. fq.d. ;10 brls. at Is. ; and 70 puns . of Leewards at la "ii. Corrog.—Tbe sales are confined to small parcels at about the previous currency. JUTE.—A small parcel sold at 141. 10s. SALTPETRE.- 50 bags of refraction si, out of condition, sold at I7s. Ga. _ TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tal'ow is quoted at 435. 3d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3d.; December, 445. X. to 4d.; January to March, 44a. 9d. to 455.; March, 45a. 3d. to 455. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report an improved de mand for all hops, at the late advance in prices, fine samples of both English and foreign being very scarce. - . COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY. Walls End Hatton, 235. ; Walls End Hassell, 235. ; Walls End South Hetton, Zia.; Walls End 're, s, 22a. 9d.; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 235.; Walls End Braddyls Hetton, 218. ; W ails End Kepler Grange, 21s. ; Walls End Cassop, 22.. ; Walls Et..l Thornlei, 21..; Walls End Tunstal, 20*. I d,; Walls End Acorn Close, 208.9 d.; Walls End Hetton Lyons, 20.. 6d. ; Byron, 20s. 6d. ; North Pelton Gas, 1.; Davidson's Hartley, 1846 3d. ; Hruding's Hartley, 180. 3,l.—Ships st market, 44 ; at sea, IV. EARL, G ROSVENOR AT CUESTER.—An unexpected demonstration in favour of reform took place at the last Saturday evening concert in Chester. Earl Orssvenot was announced to preside, and as this was his first public appearance in Chester since the events of a e last session of parliament, some curiosity was fah regirding the reception which would be accorded to him. A correspondent of the 3fanchesfer Examinnwrites: —" At an early hour the entrance to the platform and ' reserved seats was besieged by considerable numbers of persons not commonly seen at the entertainment. The tickets in the hands of the booksellers had also been i largely run upon by the working men. On his lordship ascending the platform he was met by a volley of discordant noises from the galleries, which were repliedto by cheers from those on the platform. Thus the two parties contended for a short time, the earl vainly attempt ing to speak. On a partial subsidence of the uproar, then' were enes of "What about the vote!" " When did yen get out of the cave!" " Now for the lower orders," lee. On former eim;lar occasions, his lordship has indulged his hearers with a speech, but this time he was obliged to content himself with about a dozen words. 93 99 91 93 92 94 9222 92 22 9294