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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. aims DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) DAVEY r. COMBER AND This part-hand case, which relates to the will of Mr. Allen Brown, late a grocer at Novick, Sussex, wu resumed this morning. In support of the will a great number of witnesses were produced to show that at the time it was executed the tes tator was apparently of a perfectly sound mind. The document was drawn by Mr. Edmunds, al solicitor at Worthing, on whom the testator called, in the first instance, in company with Mr. Beard, one id his sons-in-law. The testator, however, gave hie in structions without the slightest promptings or interference on the part of Mr. Bard; and he afterwards called spin on the solicitor by himself to settle the will, It was an te= Mr. Edmunds and by the medical attendant of the dt On the other aide it was contended that he had never in reality quite recovered from his lunacy, and that to the last he remained of a very weak intellect. It was shown that about the time the will was made, he laboured under a singular hallucination respecting his daughter, the defendant. The unfortunate man imagined that both she and her mother were robbing him, and were impp rly intimate with his ahopman. When she was he expressed great surprise that her intended husband, who is a farmer and the keeper of a considerable inn, could be such fool as to wed her ; but at a later period be became quite reconciled to her and visited her. (The case was not 1111131 m i -I when we went to promo) COURT OF BA_NKRUPTOY. (Before Mr. Commiasimser Croulburn.) IN RE WINTER.-APPLICATION FOR RELELSIL-INPOSTANT DECISION„ This was an application for release from custody. The debtor had been arrested after the execution of a deed, but before the certificate of its registration had been obtained. Mr. Bagley supported the application ; Mr. Parker P Cl d ionour said it might be considered as settled that the same rule was applicable to arranging debtors under deeds as to bankrupts, with regard to their dueler's from cus tody. He should, therefore, hold th►t any debtor who bad obtained a certificate of the registration of a deed, if in cus tody at the time of that certificate being granted, was en titled to apply for and obtain his discharge under the 112th section of the old act, the same as if he had been bankrupt. In the course of the discussion, His Honour said there appeared to be no question here as to the validity of the dee but he apprehended that the decision of the Lords Justioes in the case of Shettle would upset a great many of thou instruments. It was to be regretted [that the legislature did not at once abolish the writ of ca. as., and then all these troublesome questions would be got rid of. _ _ _ Mr. ltualwook, who appeared for the trustees, said the decision was a most important one, al it would affect a great uumber of cases. IN PI THOMAS TIMMS VIIIINON BIIITH. The bankrupt was described as of Arundel-street, Isling ton. Pentonville, and other places, and (late of St. John's, New Brunswick. This was the sitting for discharge. Lia bilities, 5,300/. • property in New Brunswick stated at upwards of 6,0001. It appeared that the bankrupt had come over to this country on business connected with the International Exhibition. and had been arrested as he was starting on his return. He remained in prison some time, and then petitioned the court. Aldridge r asked for an adjournment. The property in New Brunswick bad all been seized by the creditors, who would di+tribate it according to the law of the colony ; and it was desirable to ascertain whether any aurplua was left. A solicitor who appeared for the bankrupt did not object to the order of discharge being adjourned. Hu Honour said be would give the bankrupt protection, and it was desirable that he should go out to New Bruns. wick, to assist in the realisation of the property. The sitting was accordingly adjourned. IN RE CAMPBELL. The bankrupt was a trunk and packing awe maker, of Lower.road, Deptford. Debts, WO/. ; assets, 501. Mr. 11:,It supported. Mr. Allen opposed. There had already been an adjourn ment, and the assignees had required the bankrupt to ac count for two diamond rings, a gold watch and chain, and other articles, which be had obtained in 1861 and 1862 from Mr. Walker, of Holborn ; but he had failed to do so. An adjournment sine die was therefore asked for. The Commissioner—What could the bankrupt, a trunk and packing•casemiaker ' want with all this jewellery! The matter certainly needs explanation. As he hu already been once adjourned there will be an adjournment sine dia Mr. Holt asked for protection, which was given. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN RE ARTHUR FREDERICK HILL. The bankrupt, a corn merchant, of Norwich, came before the court for his last examination. His liabilities are zonsidemble. The statement of account prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers and Bayles, shows an amount of 7.1021. due to unsecured creditors, and 778 f. to those holding security. The latter hold property valued at 6001., and there are Rood debts and property estimated at 2,7001. available for distribution among the unsecured creditors. The assignees 'requiring additional accounts, an adjourn• mentiwas ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL A Wl7ll MULLED BY HER HUSBAND. Knott Williams, a licensed victualler, of Aston New Town, near Birmingham, was brought up before Alderman klumpherv, on the charge of manslaughter. inspector Leonard said the prisoner had been apprehended upon information received from Birmingham, to the effect that the coroner's warrant had been issued for his arrest upon the charge of klling and slaying hie wife ; and, u the prisoner answered the description given of him in the Ga ulte, and had also been identified by a witness present, he was at once taken into custody. Jeremiah Beach, a licensed victualler, of Wolverhampton, said be bad cause to know the prisoner, aa he had come to London with his (witness's) wife. The prisoner had kept her while his wife was alive in Birmingham, and was living with her now. He (witness) was present at the inquest, and never saw such an awful sight as the body of the prisoner's wife presented, it being one mans of bruises from head to foot, where he had kicked her, and in addition to two black eyes she had three of her ribs broken. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against the prisoner, who had absconded. The prisoner said it was not true that he was keeping witness's wife in private apartments in Birmingham. She had left her husband, and he found her in a common brothel. said he met the prisoner in Fetter-lane, and gave him into custody. Alderman ilumphery said the prisoner might make the witness some reparation by telling him where his wife was. Prisoner declined to do so. The officer said be found on the prisoner an instrument called a "knuckle duster." Alderman Humphery remarked that it was a very formidable weapon for any man to carry. Prisoner said one need carry a weapon now-a-daya. It was only a day or two ago that he was stopped in White hall-gardens. Mr. Bluaham, the deputy chief constable of Warwick comity, produced the warrant of the coroner for the pri soner's apprehension, and the prisoner was aceordingly banded over to his custody to be taken before the Warwick shire magistrates to mower the charge of manslaughter. C LERK EN WELL. A TRADENMAN AOSAULTING THE POLICE. John Eaton, aged 30, a silversmith carrying on business at 3, CLikley-road Islington, was char ge d w ith b e i ng d run k and disorderly ;nd assaulting Police-constables Taylor, 336 N, and Miles, 414 N, in the elocution of their duty, at Islington. The defendant, who has before figured at this court on charges of disorder and tumult, behaved in a very rude manner to the magistrate, called him and the officers bad names, and interrupted the proceedings by dreadful oaths. The prisoner it appeared, was drunk the night before, and got into a cab which was alreedy engaged. When ordered to get out be refused, and the police were then called, on which the prisoner gut out and struck and kicked the con stables, and behaved in every violent manner. He made a great disturbance, and it was with much difficulty that the primeer could be got to the station. The prisoner said he was not going to deny that be had struck the polioe, and he would do so again, "or any other nun"—(a laugh)—if they interfered with him. He was a respectable man, and could pay any amount of fine the ma gistrate chose to inflict. The magistrate said he should send the prisoner to the House of Correction for twenty-one days, with hard labour, without the optioo of a fine. An application was afterwards made to remit the impri sonment on payment of a fine, but the magistrate declined to alter his decision. LAMBETH. ALLEGED JEALOUSY AND SERIOUS ASSAULT. Horns, a pugilist, who is better known as Looney Harris, end B myna Harris, • female about 40 years of age, but dressed in a youthful style, who described herself to be the wife of her male companion, were charged before the Hoc. G. C. Norton, with assaulting Sarah Ann • woman of the town, in so savage a manner as to endanger her life. A barman at the Rockingham Arms gin palace, close to the Elephant ar.d Castle, deposed that at about halt ing ll o'clock last night the female prisoner rushed into the house and made • furious attack on the woman Saville, who stood before the bar, and who resisted her. The male prisoner inn' separate them, and witness, with assistance, pet all three out of the house. Harris still endeavoured to part the women, and, in doing so, gave Saville • push, which made her f a ll on h er b eck on the pavement, causing a se vere injury on the back of her heed. P olice-coustable 128 1 , said that, Boding Saville to be seriously injured, and bleeding freely from an eateneive wound on the hack part of the heed, he took her W the st, Thomas's temporary hospital in the Surrey.gardens, where her wounds were dressed; and he afterwards apprehended the prisoners. Sergeant Hull, 32 P, said he saw the young woman Saville this morning in bed, and in a very bad state indeed, and ascertained that she was delirious during the night ; that she was obliged to be held down by two or three people. She told him that the woman Harris, as she called herself, made a savage attack on her without the slightest cause ; that she lost all sense of consciousness after falling on the pavement ; and that she had been robbed of 21. Mr. Norton—Does she appear in a dangerous state? Hull—She really does, your worship. Harris, in his defence, said that Saville had taken inde cent liberties with him, and his " misses" seeing it pitched into her. The female prisoner made a similar defence, and both were remanded, without bail, to a future day. WESTMLN'STEIL THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1862. TBZ DISAGIZZABLZ 13118PRISS: Mary Anne Everett was brought from the Walton-street station-house, charged with going to the house of her daughter's husband sad cx►ting a disturbance. The daughter was sworn, when it was stated to the ma gistrate that the defendant had been yesterday charged by the former. husband, a Mr. Craven, of St. Michael's-place, Pimlico, with making a serious disturbance at his house on Tuesday night, and was required yesterday to enter into re cognisames to keep the peace. Complainant said—l charge her with creating a great disturbance at my house last night. She in my mother, and I have had a great deal of unhappiness through her. She has made much misery between myself and my hus band. She has been cautioned not to come ; but she per sists in doing so ; and coming yesterday behavedso badly I was obliged to give her into custody. Mr. Paynter—What is the cause of her making a dis turbance Complainant—She is a great drunkard, unfortunately, and her family, from her misconduct, which has long con tinued, have been 'Ahmed of her. My husband is naturally much annoyed at her coming to the house and creating this disturbance ; and I fear that I shall be parted from him if it continues. She has come to the house and de manded money, which 1 gave her ; and, foolishly and im properly, as I now feel, concealed it from my husband. Defendant—l went to the house yesterday after I was discharged. I only went to get a fro,k to put on, for my own had been torn off my back. I've not had bite or sup in my mouth since Monday. Mr. Paynter—Yon don't expect I believe that, do you! Defendant—lt is true. Mr. Paynter—Has she any more children ? Complainant—Yea ; three others. Mr. Paynter—And a husband! Defendant—Yes ; I have a husband. Mr. Paynter—lf you want money why don't you go to him ? Defendant—He has left me these nine years. Kr. Paynter—What in het Defendant—A coach-horse proprietor. I have not seen him for years. _ _ Mr. liynter—You must notgo and annoy your daughter and her husband, it cannot be permitted. If you want sup port you must obtain it from your husband, and if be re fuels you can go to the parish officers and they will compel him. You must find a surety of 3/., or be imprisoned for seven days. She was committed. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP ENGLAND. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of this society Waif held at 11 o'clock, in Hanover-square; Viscount EVERSLET, the new president, in the chair. The BEn:terser (Mr. Hall Dare) read the following report of the council :—" During the last seven months 2.3 gover nors and members have died, whilst 5 governors and 372 members have been elected, so that the list now comprises 80 life governors, 94 annual governors, 1,239 life members, 3,747 annual members, 17 honorary members; making a total of 5,177, being an increase of 354 since the last report. The finances are in a satisfactory condition, as is shown by the balance-sheet to June 30 last ; since which time the finance committee have recommended the sale of I,OOW. stock, and have discharged all the claims against the society submitted to them up to the last meeting. The funded pro perty now deadest 16,4884 175., in the New ThreeperCents. The chemical investigations instituted by the society are in a state of favourable progress in the laboratory of Pro fessor Voelcker, the consulting chemist to the society, who is occupied in the experiments as to the most efficacious means of applying guano to the land, and also on the action of superphosphate of lime on different soils of known com position. During the past season he has been engaged in making field experiments on the wheat and mangoldcrops, the results of which will appear in ~ future volume of the journal. Daring the past summer a threatening di sease known as the smallpox in sheep made its appearance in Wilt. shire. The origin still remains in some doubt. Professor Simonds, the veterinary professor of the society, pro ceeded to the spot, and deemed it prudent at once to order the isolation of the infected, and inoculation of the unaf fected animals; thus preventing the extension of the disease in its ordinary or natural manner. The disease is now com pletely exterminated in Wilts, and exists in one flock only in Berkshire. The professor delivered lectures on the subject at large meetings in Warminster curl Salisbury, and attended several fairs in the county, with the view of preventing any diseased sheep being exposed for sale. This precautionary measure appears to have been wholly e ffi cacious. The council have taken measures for obtaining a greater number of nominations from which to select the judges for the country meetings, and will esteem it a favour if the members of the society at large will from time to time trans mit to the secretary the names of men, not only disinterested in themselves, but fully qualified by their abilities and ex perience for the arduous task confided to them. The me tropolitan meeting in Battersea-park has proved eminently successful in carrying out the objects of the society, although the expenses incurred have entailed a heavy charge on its general funds. The interest attached to the exhibition of live stock on that occasion was increased by the numerous specimens of foreign stock sent over at great expense by the Dutch, French, Saxon, and Swim governments, ass token of friendly regard to the society and the international character of the meeting. The members were honoured by the graci ous presence of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, with numerous other royal and distinguished personages, who all expressed themselves highly gratified at the number of the stock, the variety of the breeds, and the high character which so large a proportion of the animals exhibited. The Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland also held its annual show of stock within this society's enclosure, and by their numerous entries greatly increased the magnificence of the display. The attendance of governors and members of both societies was unusually large, and this proves to the council that the privilege of free admission to the showyard is highly valued, and, though tending to diminish the re ceipts at the gate, is nevertheless largely conducive to its prosperity in au accession of membms. The exhi bition of the horses in the ring twice each day proved a most attractive feature, and means will be adopted in future to continue this portion of the show. The exhibition of steam-cultivators at Farningbam proved a source of great attraction, and though an item of con siderable expense to the society, the council think they could not do otherwise than show to all the foreign nations assembled this year in London the results hitherto attained in the application of steam to the cultivation of the soil. On the Sunday during which the stock was io the yard, divine service for the servants and men employed was performed by the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, assisted by a choir from the Training College at Battersea. The collection of wool in the Inter national Exhibition at South Kensington has been an object of great interest to all connected with this branch of animal products, and has been the means of making foreigners more intimately acquainted with the various descriptions which our country produce*. Seventeen medals and eighteen honourable mentions were awarded to various exhibitors in the society's stand, and the council feel they have been justified in incurring the exposes of exhibition by the notice and encouragement afforded to the exhibitors. The implements for which prizes will be given in the ensuing year consist of fixed sod portable steam-engines, fixed and portable finishing machines, hand-dressing machines, and barley-hummellers ; and as a period of five years will have elapsed since the trial of these classes of implements, it is to be anticipated that many improvements will be ex hibited at Worcester. The country meeting next year will be held in the week commencing Monday, the 20th July, and the authorities of Worcester have already placed the land for the showyard under a due course of preparation by drainage and levelling." Mr. FISHER 11011W1 presented the usual balance sheet on behalf of the finance committee. Mr. C. S. RErn, in moving the adoption of the report, testified to the advantages which the society conferred on its members in the veterinary department. He had, be said, a heifer in the Battersea Show afflicted with pleuro pneumonia. He sent it to the Royal Veterinary College, and in three weeks it was returned to him perfectly cured lie aided that that was the only cure in a case of advanced pleuro-pneumonia with which he was acquainted. Mr. G. D. BADHAM seconded the motion, which was car reed unanimously. Mr. FISH= HOBBS, in the absence of General Hood, chairman of the finance committee, gave an approximate I estimate of the receipts and expenditure of the Battersea Show. The receipts amounted to 12,159/. 14s. lOd., and the expenditure to 15,793/. 9s. 4d., showing a loss of 3,6331. 141. 6d. He added that notwithstanding this large pecuniary loss the council considered that there was full compensation in the increased number of members and the increased popularity of the society arising from the inter. national exhibition of cattle and implements. After some routine business bad been disposed of a vote of thanks was given to the Chairman, by whom it was briefly acknowledged, and the meeting separated. A plan baa just been tried on the Northern Railway of France for receiving the letter begs at inter mediate stations, without stopping the train. By means of a ring the bag is attached to a post on the line : the engine is provided with a rod so disposed as to catch the ring and thus carry off the letters. By a similar contrivance, hap are left by the train whoa necessary. . The revenue of California will exceed 50,000,000 dollars this year. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oNhoox. There is still an absence of inquiry for railway stocks, and little change has occurred in prioes to-day. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has improved per cent, and London and North Western, 1. Caledonian has declined}; Great Western, Midland, South Eastern, and Great Eastern are quiet. London and N orth Western stock is now quoted 961 to; Great Western, 661 to ; Mid land, to 0 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 ;to adman, 1151 to 114; South Eastern, 881 to ; Great Eastern, 461 to 1 • Great Northern, 125 to 126 ; and London and South Western, 101 to 102. Indian and Canadian railway shares are steady. Turin and Savona are heavy. ' ADO ' ItY GALLIA AL. 8L IPA I RAILVAn. I fibk.,Las..atCbm.Jaaa. ,111718aal Tfue ikakdiAkiKi kze: &Mal awl Imam -- Clatadesiaa Gawk sad Borba De. • 1 • rills. On - ilia Do. jp.a.lspaldSoß. Mita Gad Ba b e' Tao. Daact..Pertia labdJa. ltorattand Mover Pares mad 017de Juno. =& Wooten' B. stern_ at 83 BiS 1164 1164 11451 -- Do. — A Stock Do. Bait Anglian Stk Eked Melba dootload Groot Northam Do.A I Area ito dtv. on- Do.B tll6p cf. lipoid B Gs. Soothe riot (lie ; Groot Wagon Do.StoorVal.Gujuk Lancashire:* Yorkoliz ,Ltoldoti Yid Blackmail I Y4l.,BritCos. madon. aov. London& Nora odd. Do. Loodood=Wooton. 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St. John del Rey ( Urn. ) Milted Metlran Vancouver Coal (Urn.) wore:nog (Urn.) .Yudanamutana (Um.) JOINT STOCK DAM ; MONEY RARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoox. The announcement that the weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount has been attended with a re covery of I per cent, in the funds. Very little change has occurred in the railway market. The more speculative kinds of foreign securities con tinue to decline. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 70fr. 66c., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92 to 1, ex div., for money, and 92k, ex div., "buyers," for the ac count (Jan. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92, 1, 911, 921 ; ditto for account, 92/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 92, 91/, 92 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15/ ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 15.16 ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, lls., 78. prem. The foreign stock market remains heavy. A fresh decline has taken place in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. Greek Bonds are fiat and drooping. Venezuelan scrip has fallen to 34 to 3 die. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 834 to 844; that of 1858, 691 to 704 ; the scrip of 1862, 21 to prem. ; ditto paid up, 701 to 71 ; and the Consolklis, 384 to 4, being lower than yesterday. Italian Five per Cents. are steady. Portuguese scrip is quoted 34 to 1. pram., being firmer ; and Peruvian, 2to 14 dis. Transactions are recorded as follows : —Brazilian, 101, 1004 ; Buenos Ayres, 91 ; Egyptian, 924 ; ditto, second issue, 901 ; Greek, 151 ; ditto Coupons, 64 ; Italian, for account, 71; Russian, 961; ditto 1850, 94 ; ditto 1862, 931 ; Spanish, 541; ditto New Deferred, 461; ditto Passive, 234, 23 ; ditto Certificates, 84 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 691, 704 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 724, 74 ; ditto 1862, paid-up scrip, 701, 1; Venezuela scrip, 34 die. The amount of specie engaged for shipment by the steamer Ceylon, to leave to-morrow, is 429,2051., of which 374,4751. is silver, and 31,2301. gold for Bombay, and 23,5001. gold for Alexandria. In the absence of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, owing to the wreck of the steamer Colombo, the &mite left Alexandria for Marseilles on Wednesday, with the mail from Bombay, which is oonaequently expected in London on the 18th inst., or tv;o days before the usual time. The heavy poriion of this mail rid Southampton will also be accelerated to a like extent. _ The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,309/. over last year. The Italian Irrigation Canal Company are in viting subscriptions for 110,000 obligations of : 500 f. or 201. each, to be reimbursed by annual drawinp, in 50 years, at the rate of 525 f. (211. ) for each obligation. The interest will be payable half yearly at a fixed exchange in London, Turin, Paris, Brussels, Lyons, and Marseilles, and at the current rate of exchange at Fraukfort, Amsterdam, and Berlin. It is mentioned that the interest of 6 per cent. and the sinking fund for the loan are formally guaranteed by the state, and that the whole of the share capital, viz., 1,000,0001., has been subscribed. The price of issue is 480 f., or 191. 4s. per bond. Of the 110,000 now offered, 12,900 have already been subscribed for, with the approval of the govern ment, by the communes and public institutions in Italy. The prospectus of the New City Club Company (Limited) is issued. The two clubs at present ex isting in the City of London being overcrowded, it is intended to form a new one, which is to combine " the luxury of similar institutions at the West- End with the requirements necessary for the mer cantile community." By means of the Limited Liability Acts the responsibility of each member will be satisfactorily defined, and it has been de cided that each must be a holder of at least five shares of 51. each, in respect of which the total liabi lity cannot exceed 251. The capital proposed is 25,0001. From those gentlemen who have already joined the club a very respectable provisional COM mittee has been formed. No entrance fee will be required from the first 200 members. It is intimated that the following gentlemen, viz., Meagre. Isaac Circuit, of 19, West Smithfield; John Inchbald, of 2, Copthall-court, and the Stock Exchange ; Thomas Oliver, of 2, Serle-street, Lin coln's-inn ; John Sharman, of Lower Norwood • Edward E. Tucker, of Abersychan Iron Works, near Pontypool ; and William Wilson, of 11, Royal Exchange, have formed themselves into a commit tee to protect the rights of the holders of the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Conipany's De benture Stock, which it is affirmed the bill pro posed to be introduced by the present directors ' of the company, in the next session of ' parliament, would, if passed, most 'ma terially injure—in fact, destroy." To meet the expenses, a remittance to the extent of lOs per cent. on the amount of stock held is solicited from debenture stockholders who acquiesce in the objects of the committee. The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Docks Company is convened for the 20th January. With reference to the market for American semi- rities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows • The market in London for American securities during the put week has bees firm, with a good demand for Misois shares and hoods, also for United States Five par Cwt. Bonds (1874). In Erie shares there hes been bat little business. Atlantic sad Great Western Bonds (New York section) have bees routed ; they close firm at 73 to 4. The New Issue (Pennsylvania section) are also in demand. and have been done to-day at 71g. WEDIMIDAT Evoitza. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 ex div., for the Bth January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as followv—Three per Cent. 0011/1018, for money, 924, 92, 4,92 ex div. ; ditto for account, 921, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 911 i New Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 751 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, f ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, ; ditto Bonds, 235., 21316 prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 105} ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1121. The India Five per Cent stock was not quite so firm as yesterday, dosing at 1071 to 8, ex div. India Bonds were quoted 235. to 265. prem., and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 11s. prem., being rather firmer. The foreign stock market remains rather flat, but there is not much change in prices. In the market for bank shares to-day the ten dency of prices was downwards. Alliance Bank, Bank of Queensland, Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, London and Brazilian, London Joint Stock, and Union Bank of Ireland, were all quoted rather lower. City Bank shares, however, have advanced, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank were firm. In miscellaneous undertakings, Crystal Pa lace, East India Cotton Agency, National Discount, and Ottoman Gas, showed flatness, but an improvement WM quoted in British and Irish Magnetic Tele graph. Nerbudds Coal and Iron shares remain at 2to 3 prem., though still loosely quoted in the Stock Exchange list 1 to 3 prem. Ocean Marine shares dosed to-day at 6} to prem.; Thames and Massey, 2} to prem.; Uni versal, 11 to 11 dis. ; North British and Mercan tile, 151 to 16 ; Commercial Union, par to 1 prem.; and London and Provincial Marine, dis. to par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Union Bank of England and France, to } prem.; London and Northern Bank, par to } prem. ; English and Irish Bank }dia. to par ; Oil Wells of Canada Company, 'lto I prem. ; of Soinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, to Fm. ; London and South Western ßank, par to nem. ; British and South Wales Zinc Smelting, to 1 poem. ; Canadian Oil, to } prem. ; and usnatAar utLawi AND wroois. 109 100 100 100 100 AIM ins ,1111 nj - Astwerp • toktardant IS Bahia& 6.14a.1.gp.0. an 13elatan N. . r .B.Arres G. Southern:E. SO Cerulean: Mae II Sall all , Coplapo all Do. Istendon 16 Dutch Rhenish all Latent of France all Gd. Basal= gun. 6. p. o all (it. Central of !France all 06. Lazeinba. Conti. Bk all.ltalian Junction all ,Lake Constance & Bale &Ohms inn Turnhout an 'lgo and Oaten all llar Antonia lla.DLisgeL3r a ils• Wall Dm award. Sel&Sor. intim ad IS Do. New Shares all N.ltall B.Ayres g 7p. m rf A 1111061.1111 Trunk Cal. 19 Otionnut'Smynualdia) all Marta Lyons. sad flank all "ID and Orleans all Luna and S. treadles buoo) all UCTit a rDunshin an loyal Dasigh all loyal Swalhals all I Do. I per ori. ▪ babre 118 , 8 s• .. ▪ Ds per oa o t. lfreL 8 )118 1 88 1 . sal , vessels , 10 ,a.Let ParlaplrgralN all Seallhara 6,Tarta and Savona aU est Made ..... all De. DI per coal rrel illidle l II R. W. ol Trines DIBZWrUZI EMIL No. (Bit owe \ wens IL \ alLikeN.N .L.Tarlihdr IN 10 :N mis IL Nadelkap.o.liar./Nept. 10 -- Mel N. N.lihNip.olJas.lauly IN NlO ..N. Ss' N. Nat a p. 0 10 0. 0.1001■101....NVAL 101 ill 104 M i CI. prices. I eak4. WO 100 100 100 100 100. IR et. Bt. 20 Bt. Is. 120 130 !9 1061 9 In 17 gel e 81 12S1 1 L. pak 521 3 2 dig :I' 1471 7 No. I LOW 111 16,0 W W 1 10,0 6 sans, WWI 60 MOW 10 76.0001 1 26,000. 3 W, 10,0 003 00' 10 110,000 18.000 12 16,000, 10.000` 6 100,016 1 100,000 1 2 00,003 1 10,003 10 100,000, 6 I 1 11 '1Leao to 0.174 30 10,000 10 •.000' 1 44,0111, =rell.. Bank lon.kL Ser tverpool Anilealsda Beak of Bang Bank of London Bank of Queensland IL Brill& S. Jimmies . Char.Bk.Brik Columbia O. Bk. imia.Aus.,Chin. Oltaird. Y. of India. Ac of 004113. of Oanada Bog. Sook&AueLChartd. Illaduan.Chlnadt.Tap. (L) Imperial Book. Limited London and Bradllan.. Lon.B.ArrestlLPkAs (L C. Ch. Bank of Sneak London and Colonial (L London end London Join= . Loa and Middlesex (L. London s Sonia nurse Loa. and Weetaninener.. Kanto. t Pros. Bank (L. Lira. of Inland .... Nalional Bank Neer South Wail Oriental Bank Oorpons Ottoman Bank Is Do. New Provincial of trots... , tand.of Brit.S.Africa;L Union of ',wawa.. Onion IrTlZci".jdin..j. Unica of Loud= 0031: ANT OS. Awito-liazicaa Al/satlc EL. twt 111.(L.) Awiliesliaa Balk Watacworks.. Bombay Gas, Llialtat Avila trim Msg. Mi Ohm& Land oo,.tEni.alkaalt Palace 70 . a7Proierocca _ Do. fp. et. Peep. Den . ElndleCottonAgency,L &India & Loa. auipy.. Cauro ®settle Telegraph nom and Amt. Cop. Ow. Steam Navigetioi Oreat Ship (Limited) . Do. 174 r,er gent. Peet Indian Carrying (L).. Italian Irrigation Canal Ws. Markt rd. (L,. Lon. Oen. Omnibus Oo Madras lnign. & Cane Wediter. Ix. TeL aim blet.Rall., Car., &Wen. Satioing Diaooent 4)0. iterboddeeoel&Lreeti Notlierlaridal p. apri N.&um.tN.Seit.Ld N. Brit. Atillillgailllll2 Mosta GM - - Do. New... ..... Men. La. mina (Um) Ottoman Gee Peg Myer toad 4% Mia Pods. antlOtten. Mow oa x:.~ -- ebrsdaLd_Rd.&lLl ithroney Ives Do. Now Rio &Jan. qtl la.{l ) Do. d o . Royal MU 11411•111 icatilab Aut. Linda Sou* Aubalsa Lot Do. relopogit to lode (L.) t • u. et Alma.) 7.1. DreatAlA.Co.l7.oisad& an. Kingdom Tod. a.; . Vie tolimets Salsa. 71 No. 1 Sh. 1O NS w o w Kew atom 10,010 65,.7!" 8 2 9 91 16 it 181 ill id. CT. vetoes. I SW*. I pa / 1 1 = sits 2 m 4 - 7 9 St 4 20 29 1 it :1 7 err( 2 1 11 —• 1 ;1 41. Pm lit i Das g 00 iws si Par _ S e S i _ le 91 II TIM 71 ;3 IS It 97 99 if I die 11 61 1 Oi cils Ili sli 40 a 91 93 11 43 20 201 21 dis Par 6 pm li i 01 die 1377 f 8 1 11 pmi 3 3 1 ni 16 87 i tpm 21i 24 22 21 3 si pm 47 49 i 4 e 61 4 U 33 6 6pm 83 90 21 21 pm 49 61 2 IZs SS 34 INI CIL prime I Ostia. 17e 12 4 4 z 4 2 124 751 7 5 i Pei 521 to OS 102 20 25 34 27 111 114 112 115 I i dla par 5 8 'id!' 5 pm 100 102 2 11 27 23 I 1 1 i pmt :I 2 par 1 3 pis 10 1 I I 1 le i Pal I 4 par 63 55 7$ 75 14 16 pm dli par 19 21 1 7 29 2Be 1 6/ 1 1,1 1 1 1:114 e elss rut 1 . 1 pm V; P. _ld 'I London, Birmingham, and South Staffordalim Bank k to 1 prem. Cape of Good Elope Bonda of the last issue wow in demand, while Victoria were rather more offered. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoo„ In the mining market to-day, the transactias are principally confined to East Caradon sham, which are again slightly firmer, at 38} to f. W ir ed Ludcott are also rather better, at 9 4 to 10. East earn Brea, on the other hand, are flat, at to 1. Wheal Margaret are quoted 39 to 40. Caradon shares are officially marked 374 and 3 and Wheal Union, sk. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous prices. The letters of allomnent of the St. Cuthbert Lest Smelting Company were distributed yesterday. At the Mlmbush Mine meeting, yesterday, the 11C00=11 showed a credit balance of 8001. At the Caradon Console Mine meeting, yesterday. Mr accounts, inchobog the September cost, showed aMS balance of 88/. 10s. 9d. Aad of 125.6 d. per share was reste. At the West Par Console Mine meeting, yesterday, She amounts, including the wets for September, showed s balance of liabilities over meets of 1,3741. A call of per share was made. •At the St. Just United Mine meeting, yesterday, a all it Se. per share was made. A general meeting of the shareholders in Sortridge Om- Jigs Mine was held yesterday. The account for six monis working ending 31st October, showed a loss of 140/. 14s. GIL. and the general balanoe4sheet a balance in favour of Om mine of 3031. Rs. Rd. A call of Is. per share was zeds. The committee were reelasiad. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVER&Offi3. Wilms)Barba. I Osta 1676. Beata! Poss. * Nov. 1 8 l6 92 4Bl 361 101 Is 9.11,3 ts 94,496 SAM Si Dec 6 Itz waste gists Averse* noses. we..a Barley, Os% nyo, Beans, sad Pim. IL !mum GU DE SOLD LADS Will.—DibeSD, 99,931; WNW 126,767; osta, 14,2111; M. 77; be m, 4,492; peas. 2.3 61 9 1 . 22911 .. Miami n0w299 t9t 7LDOTUATIODS 18 TEM ATIDASID Of WNW DIMINO TDB SIX IMES NAIAD. ;Nov. Sod Dee. iIL LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ar sLICIIIIC AXD urrzawariowai. TELLGRAPIi. ) (rams oua owl comarommtirr.) A good market, asd prices area Id. to O. dearer time yesterday. Sales will probably bout 12,000 bales MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sookit.—There is a steady but moderate demand for West India at previous prices ; other description' have also sold at full prices. Superior Porto Rico at extreme rates. Madras, grainy middling tostiperior grocery, 40a. to 44a. lid.; Porto Rico, fine brown and middling grey, 355. to 365. lid. middling to fine yellow, 375. to 435. Refined is dull of sale at the previous currency. Comu.—There has again been no public sale held to day, and by private contract the demand is inactive. TL.—The market continues quiet. Public sales will be hold on Tuesday next. Cocoa.—About 200 bags of Bahia have been disposed of at 535. Itics—No sales reported. Searrodne.—For arrival sales have been made at :38s. 6d. On the spot no business transacted. BMW. —Pimento bas sold at a decline of id. per lh. ordinary to good middling 20. to 20. ; other spices quiet. RIM The demand is more active. About 200 puns. soil chiefly Demerara at la. bid. to la. 7d. ; a few pale Leeward" at la. ad. ; common at le. sd. ; and Penang at la sd. Fiturr.—For Valencia raisins there is more active de ma4 and m have advanced about Is. per c wt . ; about 12,000 pac kages sold at 26a. to 30., and selected. 375. to 435. ; tiscidels sold at 38s. to 105 e. Turbo:4l l 2 i : 27.. ; Memo, 32a. to 35e. ; Sultana, 275. to 451. ; fig., 26e. to 46e. ; and Jordan almonds, 44.5.. to W. 10s. Carros has again bees inactive request at firmer prices. About 6,000 bake sold. Jun.-1,000 bales have been sold at steady prices ; mid dling to fine, V../. to 271. Herr has become dull of sale. St. Petersburg clean: 381. 10m. to 391. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The markeS is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 41.. 3d., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 4:st ; the month, 43e. to 455. 3d. ; January to March, Cie. 6d.; March, 44W. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are largely supplied, with bouts ; and trade is not brisk, although the weather is favourable. Prima are lower on the avenge, and • clearance cannot be effected. The number of sheep n larger than on thia day week, sod the demand is smaller. In some of the choicest descriptions Monday's qootatioos are fully maintained, but generally trade is not so good. Calves are selling about the same as on Mon day. Our foreign supply consists of 175 beasts, 490 sheep. and 188 calves. !filch cows, 131 l'or Moos of 8114. s. d. a. d. Par dons of 81ba ad.a d. Sod Boots, lierefds. 4 8 410 114aiDos& at-haat' • • • Bat Mott-horns 4 6 4 8 But ling-w001a.... 4 1 6 • 84ocad qua bouts 30 3 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 • Odom rip 11444Thisd MAW, 6 2 6 4 Lots Boasts 44 market. 1,810; Bb•sp sad Lambs. 3,120 , Calm 0 , 224 • Pip, 130. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MOON. Harvey and Fastou report trade very slow at the following prima :—Prime miaow bay, 70s. to 75a. superior ditto, 80s. to 85s. ; Inferior ditto, 40s. to 60s. ; rowed, 30s. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto, second cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; draw. 3 11 s. to 365. L . Nov. 1. Nov. & 22 1-- : 7I .: • • • • -71 7 I PROVINCIAL MARA MALIZITS. !Amman, DEC. 10.-Edinburgh and Glasgow, Eastern, 46+-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1016-Lancaster snit Carlisle, 204 c.-London and North Western, 9616-London and South Western, DM-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 401--Midis td ftook, trill-North Bleb/lad+ 21-South Eastern, wit -Buff alo and Lake Huron, 6 5-10 f-Datch lbenish, 1-IMttai paid-up, ill-Great Luxembourg shares, 14 6-16 I-Great W. ern of Canada, 12+-Illizio4s Centre!, 41s glo. ees& Western 031, minsibam Guaranteed), 755.-Nor th Union 101 muscsigru. Dec. 10.-There was a bulsean Marken steady. Great Eastern, 46i-Oreat Luxembourg. 14 6-16-Greal Ship, 45. 9d.-Great Western of Canada, 12 16-16 13 12 1616- Great Western, 6S + I +-Illinois Central, 421 2 d.-lanae shire and Yorkshire, INI 9--London and Muth Weston, 921 -Manchester and County Bank, fp.-Mancheater, Sheffield. and Lincoln hire, 40 Me 40-Ditto 01. prof., io. _-1111diand, 121* -North British, 521 2 11 el f-North Sta ff ordshire, 4+ d.- South Eastern. 1381 y +-Thames and Mersey Marine Ineurance, 2 9-18 p.-Edinbro' and Glasgow, 84f-Iletropolltan, 8 9.16-. Zeal Anglian, 24 BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 10.-Sala were effected 40-day In Woe. °ester and Birmingham Canal. at 12-Binningimin Honking COHN. pan', 164-WolvertuumpioN New Gas, 8 prem. Stour Yaw Unsay shares were quoted S to IQ-Stour Yeller Guarantee{ 67, buyers-South Staffordshire, 101. 18.. 9d., buyers B - ham Canal, 934, sellers-Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Ll= la prem., buyers-Bombay Use, 1-16 dia., sellers. Duran, Dec. 9. - Three, per Cent Commis, 94-New Thaw per Cent. Stock, 91.1 I-Hibernian Bank, 251. pald 41, ex die-. Cork and Youghe Branch to Queenstown, ENO paid (sc.), 41- -Dublin and Belfrst Junction, 601. Wet (ac.)' Wicklow, and Werford,l; 1. paid (ac.), 6 6+-Gat Southern an/ Western, 1001. paid, 1041-Irish South Eastern 12/. paid. 44-. Great Southern and Western 4 per cent. peztetusi. ion& paid.** -Irish North Western 5 per cent. perpet , Claus A, 10-11414, Clam B, 84. ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.—Mire COINHAROO Aylmer will take her first benefit at this theatre tousonew evening, when several talented artists will appear for that night only ; among whom we may mention Miss Amy Sok.- wick, Miss Marie Wilton, and Mt. James Roger., of the Strand Theatre, who will perform hie celebrated character of the Poet•boy, is Mr. Craven's drama of that name. New CHURCH AT WOOLWICEL—A new garrison church ban been erected at Woolwich, at the east end of the Royal Artillery parade. Although commenced only ia February last, it is now completely roofed in, and other wise far advanced towards completion. It is intended to accommodate 1,630 persons. The architecture is of the Byzantine style. It is vatilated and lighted with boar rows of windows on each side, and decorated externally is a highly ornamental manner, with coloured bricks, Bath stone columns, caps, and corbels, and a couple of greats pillars supporting the front porch. It will be supplied with a fine window at each end, east and week of stained glass, and the floor will be of teessilaed pavement. wood and stone. The contractors are Messrs. Sall= Co., of Yimlioo ; and the ambito* Mr. Dighy Wyatt. The cost of the building is sated to be 14,0001. A Berlin journal states that there are now in the Prussian capital seven butchers' shops for the sale of horse flesh, and that about 750 horses have been killed in the pre sent year for their supply. No animal as be slaughtered for those establishments without a outilloate from the vete rinary surgeon of the police. The negro regiment had a fight last week with the guerillas in Bata county, Minoan, in which they displays the moat undaunted courage and fought with angina* bravery, killing fifteen of the seamy and wounding mann more, sad having eight of their own umber Ulail„— Lichee= (M.S.) Champion. P"'" 1091 104 i WI 195 la wn 95 913, 96 41 101 686,808 108,006 100,000 a 0001.1 166,401 Wool mow] 9,0 7 30 60,000 0.600 1,600 i,lio 11000 612 6,,P00 'eoe 0,000 74,000 6,000 Vil4 160 iu 6,090 4016 tso,ooo iltr2tego KKK Mid in,ar 10 10,000 0)0,001 AV* 10.00, .... 119.760 WOK 1100.064 14.10 C /1,03 t. 114004 'Mk 0.000 ii.sei sums woo ~,,.., 10,000 991 Icl ioes i zd sa7* Oil nil 31 9 gai — s - 10 - I:8 jot t Sil} Ui - 1 P I al it.ca - 1 _4