The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-02 00:00:00

jr t ( THIS D. 41:. hour, of one and two o'clock a tire he l remises beloggiV4 to Mr. Cook, a Olive iu llopeinakerstreet, Finsbury, the heat, soil so donee the smoke, in No. Jd ware unable to descend the arm floor. Conductor Froecau al society's ea.:ape, and brought them all The firemen at once saw that $ll I. T. Cook's premises would he nodes. awl others were set to work from en the New River Company's water, eat .usand gallors of water per minute brio a, the dames Were prevented ham nei;hhourio; bowies. Four, whist% (*Tullio. were, however, severely injured utent. he water and hasty removal. Mr. re totally gutted, and oefortunately a te s were destroyed. The origin of the c Rs. ea.. ..ud luting the excitement inii ossible to learn whether any et ii,ort,l or not. V oil' Till: 1.01:1) .V 4 YOB ELECT. ['WS 1)-11.) a 1,r,.,..—i..: , 1 civic diguitaries e ns 1.11 for ti e rlnri..se A waiting upon th e t 414 re.den, to Hyde-perk-gardens, s o ar;,,,rv*.. appro.. ,1 Mr. Warren Stomas 11 elected 1.,' tt .yor of London i n . Al.lerm.tu W•III 0, 1 Lawrence (the .toot). wi.,se term of of fi ce will y next. There were present th e I. t.,1 Mayor Eect with his chaplain, Mottm,,.r. I 1....tt Mmter of the City of . T. C... l. J., r.., t.. 1 ~ the Common Sore. ,1 r•itt•ritt I . • ~1,, , A I.lernimu sod Sheri ff J .1:;Vi 1.,. rem,. Ahlernian Waterlow, Ald, rarnto All, n, ALlerman Stone, Ye. C e I', - tr.ll. I. the Town Clerk, sad of th, ,—..pot.,ti.u. *:..p.ir.!ipioletis Ito Lord Chanoellor try iv I: i! .ZIV.lt C. .:It :, iiy aod cordiality. iiii 1:e bsil Me liiini in . . ac:ording to old to pre-rid to ill. beibthip Mr. Ar men if :he ~ :i letneli of the city of London. al 1, the 'Wall:I:IOUS voice of his fellow -o:!..'y of thief to ..tistrato of the city of he,•::.., ... vuar. M:. i I ale was a gentle- II to IV enz.i.e.l at the honourable i us : ; !: he i. •I ani oiled a eonsid.r. 4 ..":114 .::. il.:e Lib to maintain the .... r. •• -• ..•, i situ, tLe mayoralty. Mr. lonve r 4 ~ 1 ••:...r ,,,, l rof the Onus of d th. , .••., 1 , ..11, in inner io which he 51......1 •:,. •..iii upi.o hint at length t ..r i; : . :r tu,...ii for the higher an. Ile 11.4 al.o served with mat P:':. • • of s: trig of L ondon e n d mi,idw ti• ..e , i• • .:• . Mr. Il.ile haul also devoted e s . : 1 •;••••t .if c lac akin. and it was e,rtiono on Ito behalf that the City of cue .a the most prominent educational ',try. ~n..d .t. pr. Neat proud position. b•lt that li. was only expressing the e eiti/ene of I.thilon when he said he an lisle wiull.l discharge the dation of rreltt unit honour, and with satisfac• electeil him. _ _ .al,l Le h,a great pleasure in tli..t hrr Majesty fully ap. is! 1.. h the ett•Rens of London had dr. Hale as the future mayor of that rot and otter as exeleftoge of ..oril'hanrrllm . , the civic party retired, .c-iriitg, I to the Guildhall. _ lec n7n be tw.ru into office at the afternoon. : i .ILo ~,,,t) Lave heard that it is rd Mayor to give a bouquet at the Llculleccy Lord Wodehouse, au his Pinnle the unia. of Lord Lieutenant. titute, an establishment founded aintaining and educatiog 3(3 orphan t. , I.v.k•aster and Liverpool, will f, .rmer Lorouzh, to-morrow, with y. Tiiia muoiticent institution we Mrs. Ripley, widow of the late Mr. , at„ 1:1"St i it is said. of 140,0001. Mx. ut 1...., wid,,w. c.rr t log out his bent. . tar, will Irtpg :I:: t.,ke part in the open irh..i - of IlancLe,ter and Chester are C i:u, i+ with unfeigned nicle the death of Franeis Hardier; a centlam welldinown in Brighton, t ee its has liven coroner for Ent cut h.ppened at the deceased's own Lewes, on the afternoon of Zwicky couterupotaiv we learn that Mr. Gal, ear. attended to his public duties ma itbin a few dare of his death. Ide t Lela at l'clihel.l en Monday, the return expreasA himself as feeling e retired to bed, which be never again art was constantly attended by his Turner. Ile gradually sank from a vi:al row. ra. and on the morning of het, was such a decided change in hlm dont gave up all boom of his men the dcee.ed ..,eutlecu.ko were sem and in their presence be peacefully rt,htua Una: dean. I.L.—Mr. .trthur Young, the 'II give three readings or impensina• in .Ifad.ith at St. Martites.ball. on . to-morrow, Friday, and Satanism E THAMES VALLEY RAILWAY. — is new railwae, which is • breech of NVestern 11.tilwae, was opened to ger tr..ftic. The line is 76 miles in a .:.baton with the sew Kingston pm. will provide railway commiisca ea:thy di.tnet between Twickenham Liter being the terminus of the don. It is a single line, the 'talkies 11 .u.i.tou. Sundbury,amiShepperteme tl.. not ',shied. being provided with al.. a loop siding at the Thames he Kinevuin line, while semaphore te.l fa the working of the traffic. S - r . k. : I 1:01;• - I :4.... 17 i . Ile royal rlii4 k g .-neon y‘terilay (Tuesday), with ' It-Lid. It was a splendid hunting r ii, , luth , d the oltioets in garrison e ~portio.i rentleowu of the neigh• root tows, the held numbering Iss• he 11e..r was , it, irt,El in a newly- IPorr C.tutrlll's farm. at litylia, and kel-Itk. .K tr. ing by the paliop, in h,, thr,agh Mr. Imrby's park. to .....r..r.t's-crots. thence to Chalfoot war t..l,it bstwaeu Rmismansworth p.ll. after a ...arp run of two boom ~f tl.c ro% al hoot were in prime is. the veteran huntamsn, looked as E AND THE FRENeH OCM-ft • nowitig euriou, passage COCOS. In ~!... ,• • ..:1..r of the Italian parks -" to Jim., of the present year I c nn hilu to M. Jules Farm the t.di in the Frvirl Cheenber, of the pipleou to evacuate Rome. ' Wetild tli it be did eo to•morrow ? I, of the warmest !intoner. • You owe il ; 'it it not f, r you I wish it.' ' I nit. to that it is for the for my watt-, that I would ...u.ite I! .01.. ti.is very day.' ' 1 d v-u.' •Me .iiar fneod, if he . • he groin I t..t I.e Le t perur le-teor to 'lf !If to. here you t • • ~f I!,• : II a hoz for the ti.tt each month -r o t e I•••ter, hundreds of thou e, c`' 11 ce • , •.1 reelected ou the prt• tte 'mt, from the rich s •,;r: 'At 1:•t”ss tin—indeed. I • ' Klee' her • ,t u e , et wtthout bar r • • t•• joy tribute to of .11 tl. It. you must hare 1, tt t ranee th4t could t• t.. I .;‘ ea.,: etching at the tit.. Ity naked, • bow 1.. • •• r.• st:.•• 'n the Latish ' r: nt >inl with such mnr h .1. f• I tl..- fll . t .4 the Itelieee . c•-r "li 1 were minister:' . 7 . • 's• .t.: ' v.ll haws rewsac to 10- • • f Insist upon my • ••• • ••. • i• 11.10t.' Now. wit: • '.• •• 111 be 41isposed w•Juld uut TOUtUre As' of prim - mere _,,...1 w , ••• •:, noes committed 't A •. 1.1 , tried at the • •.; • • ; c• omission, the •.f w ;, .1 founded on a •• •••• •• r $ll/d bis omoial • • • doon r. to th e • • • • • ••t consideration ' I-rod expediant r n rd interests of the Italia %. 6-MO made public ~..1,•, •I r ‘,.. I•enD MYNA br t. ‘. .• $ • • , •0 0 for the trial of ,er••re the regular . t /Mb LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) FIRST DAY OF TERM. Tte first day of Ifichaelmas Term is always looked upon t'le great event of the legal year. Then it is that at the , ra ,piring and struggliog barristers have their hopes sod the successful ones see in nearer prospect the f the profeesion. It is a day when the bar takes stock • nc. .eh of what hal been ge , tic I P 1 of what is to come, • I even these who have become resigned to shard, ad te:w Lite, or happily expect nothing, revisit Westminster en these occasions from mere force of ,habit, : the desire of greeting or being greeted by the big .m.. 1 the little wig, of the graft, at best a melancholy wo should think. After all, however, there is a :!,.f freshness awl novelty in the old and rusty predicts to' men who have been spending the many f the vacation in continental travel, at the seaside, ti-v stubble field, in the pursuit of other game than lln clients. There was, as usual, a considerable of spectators in the ball to witness the judges to their respective courts in procession t. ancient custom—a large proportion of them c00 ,.f ,.f la Hee, who, for divers re-song, seemcd to have d regard and affection for the profession. Never . t!, re was a suppressed titter among the fair sex • e of the learned dignitaries walking passed ! v appeared to have forgotten that depth of learn • I power of words are not always accompanied by a • n;nre, and that some years past the meridian of life v.•ted to books and parchments cannot boast the don acrobat or the attitudes of a mao who has n the stage. The proof -aim of jui zca, however in t ,••• if a rather graceless exhibition, and if the Garter ts . .truas, or some Norroy, Portcuwa, Rouge Croix, or DrAgon, would yoke the great pillars f f , .e law in hand on these legal festivals there might be •thitig better in the shape of display for the public to t..ess. The :.Ages of the equity and common cotuts Lreal.f.t,ted with the Lord Chancellor at his private teisleuce in Hyde-park-gardens, and sftetsrardsc.nte to Wr.tmitteter, where they arrived about Inn:e freer arrears , st the three common law fcattf than t! .:e rove been for many years put on the cmmenc,mect of Micheal/mu term, but this is owing, Dot to soy falling off in the liminess of end,. but to the expedition with which that sic,— is now trans.. ted. This first day of term after •• • v s iurutarly uneventful, there being pod , c a sinile change to mention, and what is c:.usual, co buristers, as faro is known at puma:, -,ro to berille.l this term within the bar. Th•ramoared re . „ • .tion of Mr. Justice Williams, of the Common Pleas, is uoded, the learned judge intending after an additioesl • mouth's holiday to return to work. Mr. Justice N will discharge the double duty until the learned resumes bis seat oa the bench. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) Ix ex JULIUS 11f !LL. The bankrupt Was aconi minion merchant, of Sambrook r. urt, lissingball-street. This was the first sitting. From ~ ..ti, m etit prepared by Mesas. Honey, Humphreys. sod . the liabilities appear to be as much as 27,6791. ; pro . ~atete. NOtati.. . . _ hankruit wee bristly examined as to the disposal of furniture. It appeared that be had passed it to a cr.litor tamed Welber, under a bill of sale for 320 f., a few dos before calling his creditors together, the furniture ra mming in the bankrupt's possession. reran proofs were tendered. and Mr. Cavenbead, mann f.,:ttirer, of Glasgow sod Watling-street. was chosen trade Messrs. Sole, Turner, and Hardwick, are the -:ton under the pro ceedings. IN RC ALLAY AND rriar.nit. The bankrupts, John Harr Allan and Thomas Waller, were warehousemen, carrying on business in Lillypot-lane. This was the sitting for proof of debts and choice of &nig sees. The liabilities are said to be about 1.301 M., and the snn•ts are estimated at nearly the same amount. Mr. Crabtree, agent, Milk street, wan appointed creditors' :Aim,. Merry. Sole, Turner, and Hardwick are the solicitors tinder the proceedings. IN RI GEORGE YSEDZIUCK BLOIA3I. The bankrupt was a wine-merchant of 1r aterloo.place, e.. 1 of St. James's.ainare. He CAMS to the court on his • petitioe. A preliminary statement of affairs, prepared ly limas. Hart Brothers, shows the following figures: Dr. • To creditors upon open acconets and upon bills 18,0t3/. lga. Id.; total liabilities, 18,F.93/. 1-, Id. Cr. : By cash to edictal assignee, 801. ; by Look debts, good, 403/. 10e. Oil. ; by doubtful .`,:x which securities are held, estima ted to produce ,1,. 1, property surr en d ere d, 5,2581 . 2 s . 10d.—total •-.-. • it. 13a 4d. • , ••. the first sitting. Mr. Parley, merchant, Lime• • -.a chosen assigosse. Mr. Chidley is the solicitor. • . %Nt.E AND HOOD.—THE ALEXANDRA PARK HOTEL. he bm.krupta, Wil iam Strange sod Richard Wood, were dtit:ribed as refreshmaot•room keepers and deaden in heer, sc., of the Alexandra Park, Wood-green. The sCudimtion was on a creditor's petition, and no Koh n-owy statement of affairs hat bees filed, but the liabilities :r e toti;bly estimated at between 4,0001. and 5,0001., with ameu of I,:XXN. or 1,1001., iocludisg the property in the Lotd. 31r. Fielder, of the firm of led, Coop., and Lrtsers, of Romford (who are creditors for upwards of '-',ttAe.j was choose trade assignee. IN RI THOMAR FILLER. This was another lint - g, in which the liabilities are P'l'o considerable. The bankrupt, who comes to the court OD his own petition, describes himself as a mining agent, of Wt.chester.buildings. His preliminarystatemeetabowsdebts cf He attributes his failure to losses on minim/ 'taint and heavy calls made ora him is respect thereof. The I.,rcrst creditor, are :—Mr. Clarton,Sevesesks, 5,84131.; s. Hemiog , Itelsiee-park,1,250/. ; Mr. Horsley, Soden*, ; South Bertha Mine, 2,000/. ; Pelyn Wood Mining 4,6'.Y,/. Several proofs of debt were made, and an sas:,-net was chosen. VIE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Br/W -STREET. DARING ATTENIPT AT RODI3!.FRY. • r t , n r 0. ,, ,, libOuree, who said be lived in Holiday ' .rt reed lane, was charged with &wallet -alba. of type, t • at from the premises of Mr. Osten, printer aud Es:. ter. 11,r:40t-tee, 131 , ionisburV. Y.., the praeecutot's daughter, rid that last "- cc Cfuewity), at about 1 o'clock, she was culled into ,Lop to serve customer. While so engaged she saw t • ,-- .r ..r looking over the partition which separated the iram the count Ing-bou.. Just am the customer 6.1 tEa after being served she saw the prisoner going A t'... .1..4 with a bundle. The shop-boy at this r t•rturbed alter posting some lettere. She desired him •-tai3 the prisoner while she called the foreman. The I ❑ threw down the bundle, from which several • I type fell nut, some of the packets beinz broken tv and the type mattered about the door. The f 7- •iu o r the prisoner in custody. Thetype was picked I ',A' the foreman, who proved the quantity i' • 1".• 19 E, who took the prisoner in -• • . be s.a drunk at the tuns. • impudently declared that be was never in . . . • VI I 'lever touched the type. He happened to , • "••• • , ..1 the type was lying on the floor inside. He caoto4 fur nothing. triaL r LER li ENWELL. - • k - P l'• ! , 71N1.1 EIRE AND DESTRUCTION OT TAR E Ti AT W.RNSET WOOD TAVERN. • 1;1 de,criled on the charg e •sh ee t as addreos was unksown, formerly • eon - • 1 ' 4, 6.1 , 414 police , surtendered to his molt •• • ' • , 01,0. of having set fire to a havatitek sod '.• ' c-es of Mrs. linker, at Stamford-bill, sod • ••-., to,. in the pariahof St. Mary, Stoke New -1111514 further charged on suspicion of t., title butt at Horesee-wond Torero, • • to the eitesot of between Tiff. mad SOOT, • • 0,0 first else ham already spy-trod in the .• "n t1 , 14 ,, c ition the ease of the fire of Ifornsoy- I .^. to w ;one into, and the following is the eel. - ThA7'ser said-1 reside g 12, Myrtle-street. 1 am a waiter at the Horns's . • an; m the service of M. Stone, the • t•-- ; r•-mernber the 15th of July, on which nem -- -7. • was no tire. I saw the prisoner there. • ,r at about half-past 10, and the prisoner .n •.1 A.4.-d me if I was awes" that the rifle '.s , • , 1 tar. I had beard that the butt •,!, nr. by a young man that had the grounds by the young ...1 saw the butt Insmieg. After .1 I were standing in a field at the back '• • •A; k. And the prisoner came up to us end ' k th4t I set light to the stack." !asked • ..).• such • peuulisr ;intuition. and he •I. •%•• ••en held I am ontifi•lent that ,s . Ight t., and that it was not burnt sect- I w.t.t ' • + re sai.l-1 am the son of Mr.,. Eleanor .er... the 11.r:wry-wood Tavern and r• • • •r• I ..e 1.1c6 of July lest, as the title • .t• t day. I saw the prisoner there just ont belt past 10, or twenty minutes "."o tI no conversation with him. After . rrre 'lre hut* was burning the prisoner creme .• I ••,' 1 •' I umlerstend you bare been saying that • ...tou tire." I said, " Well, I might have said THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1864. ay." He said, " Why do you say so!" I uid, "It you did not do it you will have nothing to tear, but it you did you had better look oat." Mr. Barker—Bad you said to an o ne that you suspected the prisoner of setting fire to the ride butt ? Mr. Stone—l might have said that that fellow (meaning the prisoner) had dome it, but 1 don't recollect having done so. 1 saw the prisoner working at the fireeogine. The stack was worth between 7001. and 8001. There were over 60,000 faggots in it, and in the centre of it were plates of iron to prevent the shots from going through. Mr. Barker said he hoped that the stack was fully insured. Mr. Stone said he regretted that it was not. Mr. Barker—At what part of the stack did the fire commence Mr. Stone—At the beet part, and there cannot be the slightest possibility of a doubt that it was wilfully fired by some one. Mr. Barker—Have you seen the prisoner loitering about your place before the morning° Mr. Stone—l cannot recollect whether I had seen hint before or not. The prisoner was quite sober when I first saw him. Mr. George Henry Butler said—On the evening of the fire at Harney-wood ravers, I law the prisoner outside the Hugh Myddleton Tavern, ClerkenwelL I was steadies there waiting for him. He ushed against me and he asked me to have some beer. I went into the bar with him and he handed me the pot but' did not drink, although I pretended to do so. He was the worse for liquor, and said, "I have made a bonfire at Hornsey.wood." Mr. Barker—You say that the prisoner was the worse for liquor. Was he drunk? Witness—He knew what be was about, since he was par ' ticularly careful not to put down more than 2d. for his beer. (A laugh.) Mr. Barker—Are you certain about the words that the prisoner used? Might he not have said that he had been to the bonfire at Horoserwood House? Witness—l am sure he said. " 1 have made the bonfire at Homey-weed." Inspector Langdon said that was all the evidence in that case. There were other cases against the prisoner, where he was seen running away from the fires. In one case at Clapton he was seen within a few yards of • house where the firo was discovered. . _ _ _ Mr. Barker said that ease was not le his district, and therefore he should not go into that. 1n the other awe that bad been brought before him the evidence was not sufficient, and the prisoner would be discharged. The prisoner then left the court. Inspector Langdon said that during the three weeks that this case tad been under investigation there bad not been • single fire in the neighbourhood. MARYLEBONE. ROOMY OF PLATE BY A FOOTMAN. Jamrs Bricl:le, a footman in the service of Mr. Arthur with Quizaco b Henriques, 10, Upper Wimpoleatreet, was charged robery. James Porter, police-constable, 55 1), said he was called to take the prisoner into custody for robbing his master. Hs begccil nut to be given into custody, and cried very 'ouch. On the way to the court be said he had not pawned the things. Some of the property was now in court, but • deal mote was missing. George Madre Barrett, foreman to Mr. Baker, 2r5, Great 31 arylebooeatreet, pawnbroker, produced a table spoon, a dessert spoon, two small forks and a teaspoon (all silver), pledged by the prisoner for 31. Mr. Baker asked him whose property it was, and he amid it was his own. He was asked bow it was they were odd spoons and forks, and he replied that that arose from the death of a relative who had divided the property. Henry Tyrell, assistant to Mr. Thompson, 74, Eutstreet, produced six dessert dishes, a table cloth, a carving knife and fork, and sit knives. They were pledged by the pri soner in the names of Bishop, Fisher, and his master's name. John Ford, militant to Mr. Chard, Brampton-road, pro duced a table-cloth pledged by prisoner. Frederick Haydon, from Mr. Ch►pman's, Loodonatreet, Fitzroy-square. produced a blanket pawned by the prisoner. Mr. Hearignes identified all the property produced, and ,aid prisoner bad only been in his employ nine months. Mr. Yardley committed the prisoner for Wel. !SHARE LI6TIS.--4TfilS DAY., Two o'CLocx. The railway market is rather flatter to-day, but no general reduction is reported in prices. As re gards the principal stocks, the variations comprise a fall of If per cent. in Great Western and Midland, and in Metropolitan, London and North Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 114 to 117 ; Great Western, 751 to 76} ; Midland, 1341 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to 116 ; Caledouian 128 to 129 ; South Eastern, 85 to ; Great isstern 45i to 451 • Great Northern, 132 to 134 ; L o ndon and Sou th West ern, 96+ to 97+ ; and Metropolitan. 1121 r to 113; East Indian, Scinde, Great Luxembourg, and Great Western of Canada stocks are firm, and other foreign and colonial descriptions quiet. uEDINAILY +WARM A IL, STOCILe. 4h.11.4.1 ftsawars. rilaggC"' I win to ass to p.ra. ul an Blrra.,WoLlt Naar Vol 01. 100 Myth and Tyr 10 ell Boaton,Nadrdoi Ni. 100 Maul aad Sarska M. 100 Caledonian N all Uork and &radon 110 MI Cornwall IS IS 1211 ll* 84 MR 9 10 oil Do. w! A noctiv. until 6 10 all Do. II I e. braid to B. 00 all Dublin and Belfast Jane SS all Dandee.PertkaAbd.la It. 100 idetburghand Glasgow ▪ . 100 Glasgow and &Waders Bt ,100 Great Late= Ord. St. It. ,100 Do. A Stock It. 100 Do. E. ADA. Stk.. N 0 .2 It. 100 Great North ofScot/ead IS. 100 Great Northern it 000 Do.A I A ree. oo Os. un -10. 100 Du.o Op. a. la paid 13 61. 100 tn. doatb a Weot. (Irs , K 100 Grow* Western /I. 100 ! Do.SSout VoLOnaStlB Bt. 100 Do. South Woks ▪ 100 Do. W. Dtld.—Orford ▪ 100 • Do. Do. Newport 81. 100 i Do. Do. Botsford It KO Lancashire & Yorkahlrt It. ,100 Luudon and Dlackwall St. 100 Loo.,llrlOrnst B.Coast It. 100 Loadon,Matha.et Dos It 100 London& North West!, K 100 LoodonkSouthWestern Oa 400 'Stara,Shett Llneoloab 10 all Barnett and Carlble 12i Do. Do. I Marw, 111.. 100 ,Metropolitan St. 100 , Do. New ID. 'lOO .111dIaad “11 Do. New 01. 100 Do Binn. & Derby 60 all 111 d. Gt. Wn. ,Ire.) 21 all Do. e Slaves SI 1 W Illd Beat 10 .-.11 111.1 lient Tray Line; OR 'lOO North British St. luto Do. Edui.,Perth,Lhand. St. 100 N. Eastern—Porwlek 06 10 I D. G. N. IL Pure St. 100 Do. Leeds et 'la I D. York et 'lOO D. Carlisle a.l Do. fit.xt.dliarlakz. II I 10 I D. do. 18664.9 2.1. 12 D. do. 100001 St 100 North Loodoo 10 7e D. New .. St. kV North Slaltordablre 10 all N. &B. Western hum ISt 100 Soottish Central 84. 100 Scottish NAL Aber Se St 1100 .Seottish Midland 10 all ahrewsluir) & %deka& St. 100 skrepealre Union 100 South Devon St 100 SoolA.P.lstere iOO & orkait s Rim Dew Si) i all Stativos.Wokingtua,dc. St. .100 Taff Vile 10 5 Do C 01. 100 Val* of Naga et. .100 ,Vtdo 81a. & PintDoi S. 1. 100 ' Waterford & lEllkann/. It. 100 Weal Cornwall it. ,100 W.llArtlpl. Limb.* ALI ilAnce. si 64 $1 VI II 11 93 93 107 109 433 063 ei 7; 131 134 149 LA 123 131 92 64 26 161 66 66 39 42 9J 101 1154 116 64 64 103 161 37 IS 114 117 95 07 66 66} 114 113 i lig 186 103 106 ILI Sfi teek 241 110* :77 t MC " 27 9 1 10i pro 71 91 pm! 118 12* 1 pal 71 78 ; 101 111 ISt 138 66 68 36 68 85 6 6t 9 9 161 lea 4 4 4 4 Pio 98199 U U G Gi "9181 bOi 74 are; 55 0 41 40 1} 114.5: 671 1031 ss 117 161 9 71 ei 661 112 i 13 136 ii 1101 1 11 101 - 93 I FS I IPd I U. pokes. 1 asiee. 10,000'100 Agrak Mastareiscesl2.l GO 20S 00 1 De. Ns. am p.i 126 e 20, 30 l.a. ,o(which 221 0 p,L) 20 10, C.O Albioa I 113 132 Ida par I -- 54 35 Si 9 10 pea 11 11 dla 12;20 1 pa, 14 11 04414 ef 1 t 9 211 25 pat 541 5 1 pm, 16 264 1.14 150 160 I 10;000'10C I AlanceL4•ALlvespool, 26 10.000'100 Do. New 116 IC,ovu 100 Do. Doled st 40 pet ,10 I 100.040 90 llnglo Aseirlaa i 4 l f 20.000 60 Angle 1411.. (L 110.114411 4 U6OO 0.1 AsUrala6l4 Oll, .7,600 40 Do. Ne" 12,602 11.1 BankotßrltiakColszabla 1; I 10.000 23 Bank of Biwa I an 0.000 100 Back of I..mdon 16,000 10 bank of Otago (Umlaut I SO 6 ' 10.000 100 Bask of Queensland IL.I 10 50,000 1.3 Bank of V ictireia, A wail& 26 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Las l 10.000 10 Bank of New Zealand 60.000 20 BrasSlian&PoetaigueeißLl 10 10,000 30 British & Californian (LI I 1 20.000 60 British N. America . I all 4.o,tan Al C. Bk. ladia,Atia., Chins' all , 20,000 26 ('ban, 31er. of Indisoku ' sU 10.0. W 23 , Do. New 10.000 100 Cu) 20.000 100 Colonial . .. .. _ .06 ! 11 o~tt~l s 1 dlsl S 7 39 id 6 4 dp i B pm. Ii1)+6! loi ldis par I 44 46 32 34 32 at 4.5 , 109 112 pm I 111 13 39 41 40 6 6 +9t 01 10 1 4 _dll. xd 10,000 tit .'oet. Reek 01 latils, &c 1 16 NOM 10 Conmoldated Bank (L)I 4 6,000 Iu Costa/metal 6,000 100 Du. New 20,000 50 East London ;Limited 1 0 60,000 20 Eastern Esettange,Llm:, , 60.000 20 Zug.tirot./t AusLChand.) all' 40, 6 00 60 Bogllsh and Itwedlelt 11.' 16 6.1.01 10 kuropeau Itenk,Uraitall 10,0ou lOu Hl uduen.C6inaltJap.(L X/i 10.00, 100' Do. New 1 13 12.000 100 Luiperial Bank, LW/NW 20 0,000 100. New 10,000 60 'lmp:Bk./4 Chleek.ite.,(Le 10 116,060 20 Imperial ottoman... 10 25,000 60 Internatlonnl Bank L)I 16 tionm 25 lonian aß 100,000 20 land lloet.Bk. India IL 20,000 50 Lou.iik.olllezicootc..L 10,000 100 Lou. Bank of Scatlanil,L• 13 10,0 6 0 108 London and Etruillan &WO 100 Low. B. Ayres& IL Plate 1114000 26 Do. New, Ms. at If pm 7i. kW) 100 1.0., Nu_ as. raafi.,LA 1:1 110,040 6.0 Loa. 4:6.linnk sd Austri. all , 10,000 50 IninJul3 and County. 20 6,000 100 Lon. Hambiceon.Z2.3 )' 13 00,090 60 London Jouit Stock lO , 20,0 3 0 60 Do. New.ite. at SO pm •10 ! PnuCv luo Loc. Iwo Norinoru ,L,' x 5 25,000 20 Loudon& Mouth Atricat,' 6.110 leu lam a 8. Western . Ism 2O ! 3u,0,0 100 Lou. A Westminster to 10.010 Menhant Bank Um.) ! 17, 20,000 60 Mercantile Iltackno,L lO 20,000 60 100. New 10,016 100 Metro, A Prow. hank (L! 20 I 6,000 p. , 0 Midleud Bank .; 20 10.000 100 National of Uverpnol: . Is 25,000 20 N. Pre. oflolland, New 1t MAW 20 Di. do. do lu 26000 20 New South Widen 40,000 10 New Zealand ;LAWN& 1 00,000 20 Nerth Pr...torn I 6 60,000 25 Oriental Bank Corporal a/11 28.000 50 Provia.BanklosiCorlaiL. 6 10,000100 home. of Ireland 17,686 20 Seisole,Panj.,& W i 10 20.000 28 small Australia • all 10.000 25 south Banters (Lim.) if 10,000 100 &mid. at SAL Africa .1 ta 4.41•0 100 - _ Do. do. A 2 idb Ural 29 21 . 193 21 101.! •—• If GPIs! 911 I I 2 yml fps . Jvni 7 1411ZY:rli 31 S 9 11 pm, t 4 9 • - 40.400 SS thiloe of Australis .... . In 000 rnion ',Laud (Lim.) *ow se Voice of Ueda, ' VOCk b. 6 ,— ;1 I 3 dist fowl ;dm per 6 a dl6, 2 6pm 6 10 pint 1 2 pm , 5 5 dial U 71 73 4 2 4114 43 45 _ 4_ du, 234 74 i 91 id .q 46 '9'l 2_poa! 96 96 94f bf b pm, 22f 1 Cf.. 114 9 f 2 I • U s tif I 1 dls lat. par 6 6 pia 41 63 1 4211 P.' }Pm - II 4pm - SI 64 K fit U 9 lidis - - leplo . 11 35 37 ' m I ra j 61 3$ 62 lilt 61 IS ;5111 .• - - 1.0601i.i8 st. , Mat sad West hulls 000 .. LS6 137 12,0110 II . ileoerallnoatingt3ooll , 5 —.— 6,676,11011. LondookStAatbarls.eloo el ell seeme• M. . 0 4,2thamptea 106 mown St Vptu.ria 6.000 r 0 I Do. fi ow BSITIBEI 111/41fe. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoae. The stock markets to-day are quiet, and, in the absence of fresh business, Monday's rise is not in all cues fully supported. Consols are barely I-16 per cent. lower, but some of the home railways have declined to I, on realisations, and the financial companies shares have been a little more offered. Foreign securities present very little change. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and occasional transactions are reported in choice three months' bills at 'B4 and 84 per cent. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted G4fr. 90e., for the new account, being heavy. Consols are now quoted 894 to J for money, and 894 for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 894, 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 4, f ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4, ; Bank Stock, 2374 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Stock, 1054, 106 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 100 ; Exche quer Bills, March, 25., 7s. dis. ; ditto June, 15s. dis. In the foreign stock market the variations have for the most part been limited to a decline of 1 per cent. in Confederate, and an improvement of 1 in Greek and Turkish Bonds of 1862. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. Greek, 221 to ; Mexican, 244 to 27 ; Confederate, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; the Certificates, 14 to 1; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 69 tot ; ditto 1862, 711 to 72 ; and the CocsolidctS, 501 to e. Transactions' are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 83 ; Egyptian, 951, 96, 951 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 961; Greek, for account, 221 ; Mexican, for account, 27 ; ditto, 1864, 251, ; Peruvian, 1862, 81 ; Portuguese, 1853, 461 ; ditto 1856, &c., 461 ; ditto for account, 461, /, 1, r ; Russian, 1862, 551, 1,, ex div. ; Sanlitdau, for account, 86 ; Spanish New• De ferred, for account, 411 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 311 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, 891 ; ditto 1862, 711, 1 ; ditto, fur account, 72, 711, 1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 711 ; ditto Guaranteed, 991. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to prem. ; London Financial, 71 to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to r prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to ; Ottoman Socititi Gind rale, 11 to prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, }dia. to prem. About 52,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. There is some revival, however, in the demand for gold for abroad, the foreign exchanges being lower, and a portion of the recent arrivals from Austr alia and America has been purchased for Spain in connexion it is said, with a loan of 200,0001. recently 'made to the government by Senor Salamanca. The steamer Seine will take to-day 20,0001. in gold and 480 f. in silver for the West Indies. The steamer Magdalena, from Brazil, has arrived at Lisbon, with 43,0591. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally rather lower, especially as regards bills on Holland. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 123;1 to 1 . • ditto, 3 days, 11.154 to 164 • Rotterdam. 3 months, 12.04 to 1 ; Ant. wasp, 3 moats. 25.70 to 75; Hamburg, ma. banco, 3 months, 13.10 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.271 to 324 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Frankfort-00-the-Maine, 3 months, 1214 to 4; st. Petersburg (par rouble), 3 months, 281 to 28 ; Vienna, et!. 6n.. 3 months, 12.3) to 35; Trieste, ed. 10., 3 months, 12.30 to 35 ; Madrid, 3 months, 464 to 1; Calla, 3 months, 47 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26 to 26.10; Genoa, 3 months, 26 to 26 10 ; Milan, 3 months, 26 to 26.10; Naples, 3 months, 26 to 26.10; Palermo, 3 months, 26 to 26.10 ; Mesons, 3 months, 26 to 26.10 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 514 to i ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to I. _ _ Au important and unexpected rise took place yesterday in the price of Mexican dollars, con sequent on the news received from Japan re specting the opening of the Inland Sea and the pro spect of an increased trade in that quarter. The market here being cleared of this coin at any lower quotation, purchases could only be effected at be. Old. per ounce, esLablishing a rise of lid. It is hoped that the accounts given by the Paris papers of the immense destruction, both of property and of human life, through the terrible hurrcane at Calcutta, will prove to be exaggerated. From noother quarter has the estimate yet been put for ward that 12,000 persons have been drowned, and that the leas of property reaches 200,000,000 f., or 8,000,0001. sterling. A tendency to exag geration seems to be betrayed by the Paris statement that the number of ahios wrecked is 110, whereas the Liverpool telegrams, though reporting that "out of 200 vessels not one escaped damage," put the number "totally lout" at 19. The tornado appears, however, to have been one of the most destructive that have occurred in modern times, and extreme anxiety is consequently felt for the delivery of the Calcutta letters. It appears that the French steamer Cambodge, which is now due at Suez, will bring the mail from China, which, in the regular course, would have come forward by the Nemesis, reported from Calcutta as on shore. These advices will extend to September 21 from Shanghae, and September 27 from Hong Kong. The suspension is announced of Messrs. Arthur Roars and Co., in the woollen trade, with liabili ties believed not to exceed 25,000/. The books have been placed by the creditors in the hands of Messrs. Cash and Edwards, the accountants. Attention has been frequently called of late to the numerous rumours of impending mercantile failures which are put tuto circulation, and which from day to day exercise a greater influence on the prices of public securities than seems to be rightly due to them. Such reports are, perhaps, inseparable from a sensitive condition of the public mind, and may be takeu, indeed, as an expression of the consciousness of the mercantile community that there are some unsound spots which require yet to be exposed to the public eye. But while the habitual disseminators of rumours of this sort ought to be severely condemned, it would be unfair, and quite a mistake, to charge the Stock Exchange with lending itself iu any especial manner to the circula tion of them. Mercantile men are in the habit of calling upon their stuck-brokers with the natural object of inquiring what effect would be produced upon prices by possible events of the nature referred to, and this is probably the way in which sinister rumours are floated, in the first instance, into the house through the agency of merchants themselves. The Stock Exchange is, indeed, by its very nature, a close body, into which the public have no admittance, yet it is none the lea a mirror in which we may see plainly reflected whatever passes outside iu the walks of finance and commerce. It is nut the Stock Exchange, but the public, who regulate the prices of public securities, and if the Stock Exchange is very impressionable to the breath of rumour, in nine cases out of ten the impulse is re ceived from outside. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Queensland (Limited) is coevened for the 16th inst., wbeu a dividend is to be declared. A general meeting of the Indian Tea Company of Darjeeling (Limited) is called for the 10th lust. Subjoined are the quotations of insuranoe, gas, dock, and other 'bares, as given in the Stock Ex change hat of last evetoug : Insurance.—Atlas. 12j; Commercial Unica, Si 9 ; /Nile, 7, ex div. ; English and Scottish Marine (Limited), 4(; Imperial Fire, 318 ; Vert-rani and London erd Glohe (6 per oset. aimaitim). 120; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 12 ; Loeiloo, 46; ; London sad Caledonian Marisa (Limited), 4j ; London and Lancashire Fire, 3. ; Losidea sad Lancashire Life, If ; Ocean Mkrioill, 231 3; Pi 11..., 93 j ; Phoenix, 140, ex div. ; Hoek Life, Si ; Union, 2130; Theme and Mersey Marie, (Limited), 6j ; Universal Marine (Limited), Si 6 6 i. Gaslight and Coke.—British Provincial, 30 1 ex di..; Europe.. New, 7i a ; Imperial New, 80; Ditto Debut- 1 54 ; London, k'2 ex Westminster Char- Ditto B, div. 17_1 64. 4 ; Bast London, tares, 204 , Imperial Contmental, +.31 dm. ; United General. 39t as di,. tired, 80; Western, Ifit t ex dlr. ; E Doeks.—Loodon sad dt. Katherine, %stereo/U.—Berlin, 81; Chelsea, 1251 5. Miscellaneous.—Maritime Credit, 9; &c. 25. The City of London, for New York, will call at Queenstown to-morrow and messages will be received at any of the Electric aud luteruational Telegraph Company's offices in Loudon up to 3.30 p.m., and iu the provinces up to 3 p,m. The Australasian, for New York on the 6th Nov., gill call at Queenstown, and messages will be rceeivtd until the same hours. Tharuna ins Narks, MINEB.-(THIS DA El Two o'Ctoci. There is little business in the mining market to day, and prices iu most instances are unchanged. East Grenville shares have declined to 7k to 3 , and Great Vor are dull, at 34 to k. Herodsfoot are quoted 36 to 37. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares have been dealt in at 513 and 51k, East Cain Brea at 61,, Great Laxey at 16} and 16, Margaret at 7k, and North Roakear at 19. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. With reference to East Wheal Russell, Captain J. Rich ards, of Devon Great Consols, report' ea follows, adder date Oct. 31 :—" 1 am in receipt of your favour of Oct. 28. We are driving in the crosscut about 2 fathoms per moeth, and to accomplish this we keep the men at work from two o'clock on Monday morning until ten o'clock on Saturday nigh t, so that you will ass the ground is spare for driving. We are about 6 feet beyond where we expected to meet with the lode, so that it is gone more downright. It will, however, be intersected shortly, and I hope will turn out all the better for the change in the underlay. I can quite imagine that there is some anxiety to bear that the lode has been met with, bat it cannot be far ahead ; sod a little patience only is required until we intersect it." - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .MARK-LANK(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of English whoa fresh up to our market to-day were very limited, and the show of samples was small. Very few millers were iu attendance ; marerthelean the demand for both red and white qualities rated steady, and Monday's prices were fairly supported. With foreign wheat we were well supplied. Fine drysaroples changed heads to a fair extent on former terms. Otherwise the trade was very inactive at late currencies. Floating cargoes of wheat were io fair request, at fall prices. In other kinds of produce afloat, next to nothing was doing. The show of barley was reasonably extensive. Malting parcel. changed baud. freely, at quite last week's currency. Grinding sad distilling sera were dull, but not cheaper. Malt—the supply of which was good—moved off slowly, on former terms. _ There waa • good consumptive inquiry for ors, at toll quotations. The supply was only moderate. Beans moved off heavily, and in some instances, prior had a drooping tendency. In peas very little was passing, at bury late ram. The flour trade was very inactive, at last week's currency. Linseed and rapeseed sold slowly at the late derive) ; cakes, however, were firm. In agricultural seeds very little was doing. 15 . NEAT. telex, Kent, r;15 1 ;i11 to 10 40 „ Lo. wh;te, 1.:413 3d to 44 1864 40 to 45 Norfolii and Lincoln red. 186 BAJLLIT. 1% to $9 Molting Distilling ... Grinding ll to gb MAIM Elam Norfolk, and &Volk OO to 63 Kingston and Wars 62 to Ca grown HTL Now - to Pan. Zoelolt, teed l9 to ft „ potato IS to 26 WITZII. °Arc Scotch. teed Scotch potato inalt, whit' „ black Mangan Tick narrow Pigeon Pus. U to OD 30 sou 27 so 151 I , lollk. Tomt made, yet TOD lbs. Hoorah°ld Country Ttort.lk and &Wolk, ex ship TT to VT 10114101 L Per Qr. I. S. I_ Gm Mas. Whits Noble awl Kousga berg 6O to 60 Bpar.ock t Mackloo Per Qr. IL S. 111 to 23 23 So 118 19 to U IS to U Pe to 44 33 to 40 irattaisa, bard loft Aldtgiaoo. red . to to it „ whit; 32 to IS $3 to 36 33 to 36 31/ to 60 34 tO 37 37 to 40 33 to It Grinding 22 to 28 26 to 28 WiWK Otis. 27 to 51 _ . Data. brew ---- 18 to 12 teed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, do/.. CARRIAGE. Ytttbll OCT, Per Qr. nAre. r. i. Derdsn and 77 bananas.. 17 17 I. 7,7 Etuadan .. . Danish... IrCIDSUD. Maple ... Wtite LIDLL.II (X4lll. $2 to a 3d to $2 2S to 31 20 top Yellow French, per uck to MI , . 110 ti Americas, per 19 to U Quuollsa, so so INTO LONDOY. BY WILT= TO NOY. 1. INCI.C.IYIE N Ites‘ Sutler. IlaIL Oats. flour. &Oak and Ssotobl G 3 qn.o qrs. 77o 4 630 rs. vim. I bri . o. amArs. . 603 blab .. 1 .. .. Foreign ; 31340 100 .. 31 1 650 0 n 1 , .. .. -, - --1- Total nno . 670 630 327:0 . .. IN LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ILIETTITO AND INTERNATIONAL rizratrri.) (nor OUR OWN coaaserozorxr.l Market steady, the improvements Meng fully maintained; sales probabit aboat 8,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Soo•O.—Thseo boa Oa been a public mho bold to-day. Privately them is • good dmosad for refining loali ties of West India at firm prioes. The salsa of other dssoriptious Unlade 12.000 bags of old cloyed Manilla. at 295. 6d. for sound ; and 300 bags of Mammas, at pa. 6d. Refined continues firm. . . . . . - Corr. 2fhepsis.TeaCailo; brought to ancon have stet • good demand at the fall valuation. Floatation ordinary to hoe 6ne ordinary, 65a. to 725. 6d. ; low to good middling, 745. 6d. to 83s. ; peaberry, 76.. lid. to 81a. 6.1. Native good and 6oe ordinary, 64e. 6d. to 66.. Tea.—The public sales are progression without spirit. Canton guopo oder showy a decline of 2d. to 3d. par lb. Csold, fair to good duet, 7 1 d. to 7;.1. ; shippisig, to 100.; reddish and blackish leaf, lOyd. to Li ld.; new masons, Is. 50. to Is. Sid.; sour-hoes, la. lld. to Is. Md.; Oolong, ls. aid. to la. 9d. }Wised Rua. —No sales reported. Baurrwritz —There are buyers at the previous pries of 29,. stab fat goa d Warty. but no stollen. Corros.— market is steady, with a fair 'maims doing. LiEllP.—The price of Russian clean is 31s. to 34a, accord ion to guilty ; and Manilla, best toping, 381. to 39'. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY PLECTEIC IZLEGIA/11.) WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) FLYING STAKES. Half mile. Cadiz, Oilman'le, Norma, Countersign, Vandervelde, Forester, Jane Shore, Tomfoolery, Vision, Edinburgh, Whitekg f, Wings of the Wind, Purity, Lily Lye, Cedric, Pinch f, and Vigilant are here. GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Jerry, Joe Maley, Rattlesnake, S w it c h, R ee l J am , Si r here. Stephen, SparcLcock, Marble Hill, and Cheerful Boy are FREE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Ocean Witch, Dauntless, Light of other Days, Soma oock, Lady Clare, ➢(ssowood, Polly Hopkins, May Day, and Little Dona are here. ARAB - ED.—Queen of Trumps, Colgan. Light, Lytham, Worthlos, Abd el Kula., Faith, sod Sir William. THE CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA. The Indc.e, the London Confederate organ, gives the following official account of the capture of the Florida :—" The Confederate authorities in London have received a telegraphic despatch. dated Lisbon, from Captain Morris, commander of the Confederate steamship Florida, announcing the capture of that vessel on October 7 by the Federal steamer Wachusette in the harbour of Babies At the time of capture the Florida was lying under the gam of the Brazilian forts and of the Brazilian fleet, and Captain Morris was on shore. Captain Morris is now on board the Magdalena, bound for Southampton." INTERNATIONAL BANE AND LONDON AND COLONIAL BANS (LLIIITED).-(THIS DAY.) - - An extraordinary general meeting of the share holden was held this afternoon at the Loudon Tavern, Mr. Joan PArtgaeos in the chair. " foe the purpose of con sidering certain questions which have arises in coming out the details of the agreement for amalgamating with the In ternatiooal Bank (Limited), and passing such resolutions as may appear to be expedient" The Creatures, in opening the prommdimp, deprecated any hostile feeling between the sharebolders of the London and Colonial Bank and those of the British and American Exchange Bask, in coosequeoceof the difficulties which had arisen in carrying out the amalgamation of thetwocompanies, under the title of the International Bank, as tending to th e serious injury of both. The whole of the assets of the Bri tish and American Exchange Bank bad been carried over infect ; but be regretted to say that the case was very different as regarded the assets of the London and Colonial Bank. The latter consisted chiefly of the dishoomared acceptances of Glaciates,* and Co. The acceptances dishonoured op to the present time amounted to 40,6704, and there were current acceptances, which could not be met, the house of Gladstone and Co. having failed, for 59.44.1., making a total of nearly 100,000/., iu addition to which there bad been cash advances to Thomas Gladstone to the extent of 2.3,0001. He believed that the total lola on the trawactioes which were not covered by good securities would be about 60,0001. Notwith standing them lessee be believed that the amalgamation might be carried through. The directors would be obliged to make a call of 5/. per share payable on the 29th of Novem ber, and the . .nth of Derrember. If that call were well met there was no reason why the International Bank should not yet be as good a bankiog institution as any is Loodoe, while any other course would be rain to everyone connected with it. 'The meeting was proceeding whoa our report loft.] SOUTH EASTERN OF PORTUGAL RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) At a special meeting of the shareholders held at noon. st the offices of the company, 114. Gresham House, Mr. Towssem is the ch►ir, the resolutions passed at the meetiog of the 13th of October were unanimously eon. firmed. the object of those resolutions being to authorise the elle of the concern to another company for the sum of 430,0001. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COCRT SITTINGR.—The learned judges this morning appointed the following days for holding the sessions of the Central Criminal Court for the ensuing you :—lVet—Moniley, November 21 ; and Monday, December 12. 184I—Mooday, January 9 and 31) ; Monday, Fc *ornery 27 ; Moodey, April 10: Monday, May $; Mmulay, June 12; Monday, July 10; Monday. August 14 ; Monday. September 1$ ; and Monday, October 2.1. LOVE AND SttelDE..—An itirrent was held at Wortley on Monday. on the body if George Lawton, aged a hotel waiter. Deceased bail formed an acquaintance with Priscilla Garnett, kitebeninaid in the Wellington Hotel. Leeds, sod had eked her to marry him, but she decline.l on the ground that be bad no home to which he mild take her. On Friday night be renewed his offer, hot she again declined, and he left, saying she would never see him again. The following morning his dead hods was found or. the West Yorkshire Railway. The top - part of his skull had been entirely removed by the iron guard of a locomotive, and death most have been instantaneous. In his pocket was found the following letter, addressed, "To J. IL Lawton, Wellington n ote '. Wellingtonutrest, Leeds—Whoever soda this my Rudy Make It none at wonce and convey It To Wellington lintel, Wellington-street, Leeds, and My god have Mercy on my Soul and my God grant my power Father Soport under this atSeetion. Prewar' Garnett. servant at the Wellington Hotel. is the cense of this. I will aura ber at Night. She bas something to Answer for.—G. 11. Lawros." The jury found that deceased had been discovered lying dead on the railway. baying apparently been killed by a passing engine, bat that as to Ws elate of mind there was no direct evi• demos to show. No. la. I WOMB. 70.000 2 Camtniaa Coo. Gold. L jCblvortea 1,900. .. I Mord AaaaL 1,0241 .. !Day. G. Coo. aadolk ) 1900 Deakewallo 412 .. llama Basset (111000 0,144' .. Lad Caradon 0,000 ' last Caro Brea 6.000 .. East Grenville x,000.:. t. W. Russell Fravistk.)l 484, ,firssablor aM. Aubra 1,500 a Crest Laze, (Limited), 0,000 .. Great South 'Voisin 6,908 .. 0. W. Vor (Holston) I 4,000 . OronT:ao 1,024 .. Herod's not 4000 .. liiagston Downs 9,000 896 .. Ie Val (Ua leyy LeWO) 00,000' .. Maryndy Iron Ore 1,024 .. tiaagilea 4004 New &tan . 6,0001 . North Downs 700 0 .. 'North Reekear 6.eov .. 12.11 h. Bawl (MOM) 6,640 .. lonia Wheal Crotty 6,000 .. Prosper United 1,120 10 ,ProsUenee (U. Lelaat) I 612 . IS. C.aradoo (St.Cleeri 9W .. ultra Pran k ces (1110600, y Par 6,000 .. !nu omit 6,000 .. West Basset (111001) • 1 1,021, W. Camden (Llekeari) 5,0001 .. Chlvertaa '' 11 5 g 1,500 yrbeal Ludeott i:a W.Man Ash (11sehea ,1 age Wheel Sdoe 1,04.0 . Wh. Trelawney (UAL); .. Wheal Ilium tie MM Maid 11.4.0 L 7.0 94Lis. 2 1 40 8 ,7 : 8 1 1, 1 411/M1 44. fli 5.10.61 240 7.1.6 10.6.7 1 16.1110 10.17.6 111.9CYLLA1410011. No. 111 b. COMranlal. 1 50.000 10 Anglo-Memo= Mint 20,000 25 Anatration 110,000 26 Australianl=;.iill 67,000 10 Berlin Watcrworks ( 20,000 6 Bombay Dail ( 1 . 1011 000 &COO 60 'British American Land MAMA, St. ,B. & I. Mag. Tel. (L.) 8,015 324 Canada Company 50,000 . 10 eanadianLoan&lnr(L) 20,000, 20 CeylonCempiny 20,000 60 City ofbees 60,000 1 10 'Com. ofAfriamMer.(L) 60,000 60 CommercialUnion(lns., 16,000 60 Consolidated Dia... (L) 17,700 20 Continental Vn.GaslL. 600.100 100 Contracn.im.wratlonlL 120.4 u, 26 ,Cop.ll.6nif.,Pre.79oe. 100,000 53 C. Foac.&llo6. of Eng. 100.000, 93 I Do. 10,000 60 J Do. of Mauritius (L.) 16.1110254 81. Oryital Palace 100,65.0. St. , Do. Prefermico 277,0001. St. Do. 6p. et. hip. Deb : .0 DiscountrorporsUon L 00,002 2) 0. India Irtigalon. &c ' 100,00 0 20 ToptianCona& Trd.(l 1 879,11761. Electric Telegraph 70,000, 6 :Bag. and Ass. Copper 70,000' 60 ,Eng. and Foreignendit 10,000 100 Dot. AScottialiMariaiL 76,000 20 11.'1m:1MM Corporation. 6.003 60 Financial Discount (L) 30,0001 20 ,Foreet. Warehouse (L 10,000, 60 .oellavara (Limited).- 113,000 20 lO.Credit& I.ln.o4Lea(L 20,000 15 'Gen. Steam Navigatien 10,000 00 ' Home& 2.010000 Aa.(L) 100,000 20 BudsoWe Bay 20,000. 60 ,liumberironWorks Xll I ' o ,ooo' 60 9 rop.& ll er.Cdt.Aia. (L(1 25.00 2 Indian Carrying (Lim.) 150,000 20 ; Internat. Tinan.Soe. (L) 533,000 , 20 ,Internat.Land Credit;L 60,006 20 Itallanlrrig. (CM DM) 1000000 104 ! Do. sp. c. lids. r. 187 00,000, 25 I d 20,000, 60 I Land Securities (Um.) 20,000 23 ;Loud. African Trading 70,000. yi ,landandCaledon.ll.3. 12,000, 6 Lond.thatrict Teleg.(Ll, 74.001 60 :Loud. Firma. Also. (L, 20,000 60 I Do. New 176,001 4 Lond. G. Omnibus C.(l ) . 10 .0 00 60 ;Lund., Italian. &c.Stia 6,000. , 20 'Loud. Mer. Dlecount,L; 60.01U1 iland.Provincia ) Marine 60,00(,' 21) /Madras Irriga. & Canal 60,000. 53 Do. 12,600. 20 Mauritius Loot 4c.(L) 160.0' 10 Medlt. Brien. TeL 60,000. 60 31illwall Iron Works 47,600, I NMslimadtCoL C. (L) 00,000: 26 (National DM Com. 10,0(0: 60 National Financial (I.' 20,006 03 i NationalProv.Merine(L, 20,000 00 National Steam Nay. 0.000 20 NerbaddaCced & LL.„' 0,000 20 Do. New 20.000 26 IN.7ealaad T.&Loan(L I 187,176 E St' 6.Brit A astralasian(L), 40.000 50 1 N.Brit.a Moreau. In.(L ' 30,000 2 iNovalicotiaG.6odL .1., I 30,000 7 Do. do. 40,000 26 'Ocean Marine Insure 10,000 20 orientalConinierelaßL 10,000 69 ,(Mental Financial 100 000 I ;oriental Os. aimitodil Km 1 Do. New 40,000 10 OrieriLlitiandSteani(L) 25,400 10 Otago & Sthian4 invest. I 10.000 50 Ottoman Financial 1101 10,000 6 Ottoman Ots I Limited 12,600. 10 'Panamak.lLStesni,L) 6.600 6 j Do. do 37,500 10 I Do. New 800,0001 20,000 60 Peninsular & O. Strain 20,000 60 j Do. New 17,000' 10 Quebrada L, R., M.(LI, 10,000 60 lillymney lion 10,000 11 Ito. New 4.250 26 I Lilo J. City Improv. (L)! 24750 26 Ditto ditto 15,000 100 Boyal Mail/Beam I 20003001. St. Scot.. Austra Invert (L 60,000 60 ' , anti], &night, &C0.,1 10,066 20 'Soc. nuan..Egg)'pt e(L ) ! 10,000 60 S. Afiima & (L'l 14,600 26 South Australian Land, 260,0001„ tn. Submarine Telegraph 1 I Do. Scrip !IMOD 20 Tel.Construc.& Maln.(l 100,000 20 Thamesatiersey la.(L, 10,600 10 Trast&AgencyotAm. 60,000 20 ,T. & L Co. of U. Canada NANO 6 United& Teleg.De.(L) 60,000 M Univers.Manne Ina. 27,000 10 Cpper Amain Tea Liso ', 25,000 10 Ditto 10,000 30 Van Diemen's Land 20,000 60 'Warrant Finance. Lim 861000 60 ,Weetliadb&FaclitcS L 771 4 48 8 8 151 18i 1 i t 84 SI bi 8 88 38 4 41 7 9 4 1 ,1 24 SO_ 79. CL prior I 18; 19, 19 91 WI kali 8 2 "97 la 81 18 er .11X121 'T si ?Nisi ;F__! :jiii 4 fu - 11 Idla par 18 2 2ipes —pm I dla 107 111 106 112 4 2 Ma' 11} 2141 I ipm 109 106 a le idli Par I 0 0 115 . 2 IMa 4 lilt 46 5 p. l Si 21 26 5.5 r 101 5545 16 .1 I r ., pm If I pa, 7 6 &Is' 113 . 36 1 Otis . Pal! is• .1 16;16 .1 Woo. 6 11 i 16i - I i iO4Ol 11* 61p0a, 21 '1 4 I dig 6 idb 1 _24 9 E1 1* 0019 1 19 20 Dar ; 1 Pa l Iltdb ePallbi 9 pm I Ms' 0 BWs I ldla par 0118 epm' Par Om b 8 17 18 I 8 7 - li st Idts s i tris 4 4 1 Inir I Os 1 ral 6 44 6 16 %Os — 9 99 ' 1 29499 27 19 II 9 14118 gar 84 87 rd. 120 123 2 1 ds' 2 l i r, I 1 pa 28 83_ IS it 41 44 1a 14 61 41 6 6 1 pm, 1 pail I Ma! bed 2 Sipa 1 : 1 1 1 1 I 4 zd ei3i q le 2 poi 14!i PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol sad Ezeter, 4 per cent. Stock, 90. Great Fasters. Eastern Counties Eztession, No. 1, 104. Mullein - I Consolidated, 4j per seta. Proforma Stock, Redeemable, 9911. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 111 to j. Ottoman (Smyrna to Alla), 101. San Paulo (limited) guarsatema per amt. (161. paid), 13j PROVINCIAL SHARI HAMM. mu.. OCT. 31.—New Three per Cent. Block, 8711—Ditto foe account, loth Nov.. 671—Ditto for New Account, 67f—liank of Ir6land p.tid , •1 - 17 •'—"6—National Bank :XL paid:, 7V —Ditto New I.sued at 26 prem.: W. paid„ for account, 62 National of Liverpool ( Limited!, 'lOl paid', for account, lei : Ditto New unued at 5 poem.; !IL paid'. 6.—Hopi Bank (101. paldb I—Ditto, for account, 301--tition Bank (Limited!, .221. paid 161—Cork, Blackrock, and Partewre (all paid:. 7i — Uublio and Drogheda (IRA paidi, 7l Wicklow, and Wrrford All pail , dj—Great Southern and Western ilea paid , frlt—/:rout southern and Western, I per rent prop. loot. paid., Ull-Ir.eli Nerth W.:stern. 5 per!cent perp., Clam A 'ell paid), 3i. TAE SArRAMINTO.—The Federal war steamer Sacramento left Southampton this morning. Tun Loan or THE Osraxto.—A Board of Trade enquiry into the loss of the above vessel will commence in Liverpool on Friday next at St. Georges-halL TIIE EXODUS FROM LlVERPUOL.—Yesterday (rum dfty) the government emigration officials at Liverpool fur nished our cot respondents at Liverpool with the emigration revues for the month of October. These figures show • large falling off le the number of passengers sailing from the Mersey during October, when compared with the re- turns of previous months. To the United States there sailed 12 ships under the act, with 5,7h1 pareengen, 1,576 of whom were English, 2,789 Irish, 241 Scotch, and 833 foreigners ; to Canada there were 4 ships, with 44/1 passengers; of whom 203 were English, 87 Irish, 5 Scotch, and 2.4 foreigners ; to Victoria there were 2 ships, with 664 parsengere, of whom 238 were Eaglish, 348 Irish, 41 Scotch, and 20 foreigoers. Of ships sailing free from government supervision, 8 were to the Coifed States, with 107 passengers ; 1 ship to Victoria, with 36 passengers ; 2 ships to the West Indies, with 14 passengers; 4 ships to South America, with 85 passengers; 2 ships to Eut India, with 11 passengers ; 1 steamer to Africa, with 36 insesegers. Its the correspooding month of last year there sailed 12,083 pusengers. FRENCH MARRIM:64.—The French are fond of representing themselves in the newspapers as the most I chivalrous sad generous people in the world—the only satins who will make war for en idea. The English, on the contrary, are treated as a lace of shopkeepers, who set upon any motive but sordid self.interest. No doubt COMMOtell and manufactures are the principal support of oar country, and these are best carried on on the principle of profit and loss ; but an English shopkeeper when he goes upon his wooing is very rarely so calculating and odd hearted as • Frenchman who has made up his mind to marry. Frenchmen are generous to none but their mistresses. The dowry is, if not the main attraction, at least a necemary adornment to the bride. Is evert- rank and walk of life above • mere day labourer's, the pro , rident father tries to ley some• thing by for his daughter. The sharp-eyed damsel. on her side, expects her suitor to table at lead an equal slim, and (Ail insists loon • marriage settlement. which will ware herself and her family from all risk of losing sight of their little hoard. French marriages are often poor affairs, plenty of quarrelling, little love, and occasionally something worse. At the same time natural affection and (WOO generally assert their rights between married people, so the: o, u:: who are coaled by their relations into chumming . end by heartily joining in the cares and pleasures of bringing up a family.—Presur's Magazine for November. OL Flow I &ANL 4 4 . 21 110 SOO 1 64 57i tit ES 511 1 BRITIdIi P069=1310:4& Euiwin: 100 ell ...atlantic& at. Lawreuee• 160. 11110 1 Som.ltar. &C.la.g.6g.c 1 10 •10 Do. C blame I Wl' all Buda* & Ulm Boron 10 all • Do. Preference 100 100 bud., bra ,a ogled* 6p. c. Bds. A0r.1,1872 108 100 1 Do. do. Jul, 10873: 100 100 Do. do. June 1,1674 ' St. 100 Ca/ & B.Eastera 6p.c. g. It. 100 Cape T. & Docktga e.g.; 100 all Demerers,rp.e.per.pref St. 100 Nast. Bengal Bu. 6do It. 100 Erat Indual go. 6 do 20 5 Do. J Extension R. 100 Broad honk of Illaseda. 100 all Do. Iquip 111.8.,6p.ct 100 all Do. let prof, Booda 1 100 611 1 Do. de. deferred, 101 l all'. Do. Tod preL bond, ' 100 . all I Do. do. delerredl 100 •0 1 Do ird pref. stock ; 100 all 1 Do. do. deferred, 100 . a/I , Do. 4th preL knock 1 100 ' all ' Do. do. deferred' St. 100 Great Indian Peolasulal 20 • 12 1 Ito. gas. 6 per coat 20 2 1 Do New do 01. 1100 , 01.0.01 lodLa 8.6 p. et IL 01., I D 100 Do o 41 per coal Sal all .02. Western el Canada 106 18 1 Do. New 100 all , Do.op.c. Bdapa7.la72 , 100 1 all' D 0.64 do. do. 1877.5 1 10 1 2 laded Bruck Liaised' 10 1 , Do. New St. .100 Madras gam. 0 p. coat it. 100 Do. do. 61 do i 14. 100 1 Do. do. 0 1 dn.— 201 2 I Do. littlt litemelon , Ol 100 1101 b. Corp. I per c. ltd . SO • ell Meth. and 80b....' Say. 10 aB fi.lierL&Caa.ale.A &It, St. .100 N.R.olCao.lllp.o.letp.B., It. 'lOO liclade, BOG. 6 pre coot.i St. 100 Do. Dalol 110. 10 1 1 Do. do. do. et. 100 Do. Puojauo do ! et. .100 1 Do. Lau 61.1F10t. do.. I Claims phew. I ours. 65 87 101 102 i 44 i pmi 8 9 96 140 I &I 90 'di 101 101 IU2 103 13 20 68 92 69 71 j 60 61 63 66 116 67 61 #3 66 16 18 30 26 38 192 113 Dar ioro Par 40= , 100 101 9 i 9 ; lit IL dl. 00 02 77 tl 101 02 IA SO 08 00 48 40 • SO It 3 100 101 100_ 101 -. jib - 1; 91 / 100 101 91 17 1021 3 2n 0- 103 21 Oi i- 101 l —. JOUR ITOM DANIS. zd TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAT.) The merkietis dull. T‘ni tellOw is quoted 41i. 9d._; Posonburg Y.C. ou tie spot, as. 6d. ; Dow, 40S. ; " the moth, 395. 914 December, 40s. 6d. ; Jemmy W Mara, 41s. 6d. ; Mona, 43e. BOROUGH HOP 11•ELZT.—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Patten.len and Smith report an active demand for all descriptions of the new growth, stocks o which are becoming very reduced, and gradually advancing in prim COAL MARKET.—(THIS Walla Ea Hatton. 22a. 6d. ; Was Ead East. 2.k. ; Walla Ead E lea Maio, 21a. 6•1; Hartley, 20s. 41— . 6tups at market, 21 ; at ass, 55. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WirnsesDAT, NOMISOIL ?. 8 A.M. I ~' _' Niles .. 130.27 36 1 &bard's& 30.29,11 /1 k. 41 s. . 80.::0,N Grecuca404 . . 40.23 g Ga.way W.N.W. V 4140410 .... 3024 44 L N.C. Cape. Clow . .s 0 2304 N. C. Queens/owls. 20.14 4, 14 K. Liverowl .130.30 44.50, H01y14440 ...140.20 471 E. N.C. 14. n Woks 00 2s 44 E. \.K PCISMIOII .. 301; 14 N.M. BM{ 46 NK. L 21,0 S 2) 22 4i SAL Plrftouth 30.12 NF. 44muuttg .44 Pnetammatb 24..4 42 li. S. London 10.17 4.! E. N. t. 30.'344 2. N.E. Ysesoath 40.2447 S.M.& 10.3047 14. 10.4222 LILL SE. N. &k. , /11 Alt Mit TTICRSDAT. 011 MUTAT. Variable, light to freak COMA &W. so N. W. mode- DM. rite W has h, Mae raly flat. ICE to N. W..moderate AUK. N.E. to P.E. sad to to 1.14. es moderate to Afoot same rain. N.E. to s E moderate forams. listerlyy• P.W., teeth to strong, postal y to Wdafte. tine. N.M. to N.E. and 5.7., Lanza& As neat above, time variable, moderate to rally tine. fresh. generally tine. nerthara=lkottand. Western= Ireland. Woks. Nal id- Iseeo:im. MOO. Werra = English Chsnosl and !My el IWeq. Luton simitward loglagbd and North nos. CCitit CPT PR COL Magri. Per Qr. L L w. 4 V. &w. &S.W. BAN'. KN./. R. INA; se F. ILI E. 36 to Id bil to 14 be of cu ciel u. 431 o. .u• I r