The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-06 00:00:00

j.O v AMUSEMENTS. ,Tlll3 EVBNINO.) TIIIIATREIL , A Nloal.l Uncle." Rise 011eate."—? Volnek. „ . A 0.- luvativr Movesent." "Leak." " A Pretty l'.‘••• , er • . 4 ~, •yr Gv tLe (441111 Show." " Maa6i Cristo...-7 beet .-" A Charming Voir." •• After Dark." Mister 1n rt Lts y " 7 0%14.A. „• 1.11 to Rau. If." " The Rightful Reir."-7 Mega, esti ember." "The Tieket of Lemma:l4o." ~, The learaithin• Law." " The Stranger, Illan/et t •op Evcr."— 7 o'clock. gor particulars we advt. F ., —" thsterly Nervier." " The Widow Hunt." "The !lA.! .4 the Cloth of thaki."-7.10 o'clock. r. WALIes.-- Mehl!" "Ilsalot7."—Y.3o o'clock. —" Blow fur blow." "Liancthis Burger, ILD.,: Le mode Tioctither "-7 o'clock. a • A e Lit —" Married DaJokties." " Ths Ran and Pall ci hichard Ill." "The Mistress of the 11111."-7.30 o'clock. S • say .—" Milca's Boy." " Land Bata and Water Bats." .• Nautital for Bwr."-7 o'clock. eve Wou.s.—" 'lwo LAMS sad a Life." "The Collo= lyre . •' cic:ock. r..v At MAWS/. Broth. Scent in the - . .-- • - ArfeA. &C.-7.90 govat /1111).— .. Pinder &eel." " Diamond Out DiassowL" Fa pilliklibal.P4NP advt. r Tamina.—The Fourth Act of " vintage." " The Old, OW stay." " Blue B. art"— 6.46. erbireala.—" Madge Wildfire." " A Story a BeirdimL"-7 (hied. o.rotas. rat...ca.—Organ, ordtestral, and other performanoes.— Bind at 4 o'clock. aoason.rrass naiL.—Grapa ooziorrt.—a oociook.—For par tinders ere adst. r• °meows a•LL, LANOSAIPPLArIL—Mr. Mark Lemon as FidstaB.-41 o'clock. For partscalsua see advt. .LOTT 111112TIZZLA, ST. JANU'• HALL.-8 eCIOCk. ITTIAII HALL, TICCADILLT.—Mr. Morning Norton's, Enter csinwent.-11 o'clock. • , A I . rotrracnalc.—The rectrio Organ. TOMIAVD.S. , !:0 1 '1CING RA IL (PAY Ammar AND , IoSB OP £l7l A! a late hour 1 tet alibi a dreadful accident .;::ml on the Cbelt..ultaat sad South Walei sect:oa of • great W(stern Railway. It NOM that the lip - train Idt the New Ildford station at 6 p.m., yeiter ,a. Lana', en r.vite fq Taddineen, and arrived at at nine minutes put 10 in safety. Thetratn than • ,1 iLe Newilluim station, where it was die at . mid in the course of its progress thither, . .Ie rounding a curve the driver of the mat ,• , the red light on. He immediately turned oT .1.4 but in le-s t.me than it takes t 3 describe the n:u into a rattle train that was travelling in the ,lirecton. The shock it is said was very great ; it .•7 able that scarcely any of the passengers by the ttudained injury. As is customary a number c .v accompanied the cattle train, and wa • : ate that two of the poor men met with thair II e calamly, and several others were serlauily - ' The ts o former when picked up were • 'fo ha driskifully mangled and quite fluid. I 'lies were at once removed, and the wounded .!reeved to the infirmary at Gloucester withunt a. A further search being made, the body of the s a Lose nan.e, we under s tand, is Probert) was -.u,or.g, the broken trucks, and in this instance also : r is occasioned by the disaster. The three dead bodies sa sit the ecrorier's inquiry; and in the meantime the • .-(mpany will make a thorough investigation as to • cot.-e of the acc:dent. The driver and stokor of the train escaped almost without a bruise, and those in f the mail also escaped uninjured. Several of the at ere to injured that they bad to be slaughtered on :2. METED,Assessr-vAriox 12t IRBLAND. COEK, Farmty. lir. Brett, the county surveyor of Limerick, was : A at without effect by some persons unknown, on leFday night. near his residence, Rathkeala. MADRAS BAJLIVAr-(THIS DA r) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was t. el at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. Juoss ern in the chair. Tbe report which wu publithed some time ago, having Ir. r. taken as read, Tle (Valuer/at congratulated the meeting on the favour s' it nature of the contents. The net receipta showed an :sate of n, - rarly 25 per cent. over those of the correspond :- z halt of last year, the increase extending over all parte if :!.‘. line. The company had carried 14.000,000 pas t- treys without havins killed or injured any of them. . 'Leers.) The south-west line exhibited a steady prn -3%-s:A and the working expenses had been reduced to 43 r cent.. notwithstanding the difficulties of the gradients. north-we.t line was in a satisfactory position, and on r*, at part of the system the working expenses were only 211 3.-r cent. Taking the whole system together, they had ar r.v(d at a revenue of 41 per cent. The average cost of • nstruction was 12,0001. a mile. and considering th 3 solid (Lexactee of the line, that was a very favourable result. A' yet the traffic bad only reached 171. per mile per week. Be saw no reason why it should stop there. The traffic , t 'urns for the Ent three months of the current half year shoe e 4 within a fraction the same rate of increase on the two lines as was mentioned in the report. 14 per cent. taring been the previous increase, that of the period just mentioned was 18 , and this not withstanding serious drawbacks. Their railway was capable of carrying, with a small additional outlay, double its present amount of traffic. He hoped soon to be enabled 1. announce that they were earning the guaranteed divi i'.snd, and when they had got into that position the direc t:4x would not stop. The whole amount paid for com pensation in the last half year was about 201. (Cheers.) Mr. J. A. Azinerairov, deputy-chairman, seconded the motion. A ilueasmouma having expressed serprise that the vrth-w•et portion of the line could Le worked at so kw a rate as 24 per cent. The enAisuisi said t hat if the hon. proprietor would tall at the office he Plight nee all the particulars of the ex ,:trliture. 1 . 1.1. • • ••ort baring been adopted, and some routine Duni ?' - t•sal scted, the proceedings terminated in the usual r -nnr. r. 1:s ni.s-orrtrE, Nov. 6.—Sir Stafford Northcote • • e a farewell banquet this morning at the India-office • VA., Fcrl of Mayo previous to his departure for In lia. fhtlowing guests were present :—Lord Napier of Mag. Mr. Edmund Arliwc;th, Mr. E. C. Bayley, Captain • :wick, Mr. F. 11. C". amen, Mr. Macnaghten, Sir • - It - , an, General raker, Sir H. Durand, Captain .:ke, Mr. Mangles, Sir Jam , sW. Hogg, Mr. Me:ivale, IZobcrt V.vian, Sir F. Halliday, Mr. Artu n Ilentgomery, Sir Bartle Frere, Sir F. Carrie, Sir bert Itobt6omyr3, S:r H. Rawlinecn, Mr. Helm Sir !.as..!ht.knor, Mt. N6rthcc:te. Till: SEE OF CAItTERStR7.—A laeeting was held s' rc,idente of the Leon of Canterbury, on Wed nesday, to take into consideration the advisability of erawir.;. , up • menit,:;:d to the governmen: praying for a .hangs r f residence of the future archbishops. or for some ielidrildition of the diocese in order that she archbishop , VAL greater ease become better acqui.inted with all .1 Lie diocese. The bishop of the a has no r.. ides , e within fi fty miles of his vitt o,lred city. f/er hoeented primate but • few wocke ago was deeply egretting the inconvenience of his polhon, • precluded his seeing more of his clergy ; aud two ✓ thotiala, the result of Wednesday's meeting, are to be d, the one to the premier and the other to the ° A -sea-Leal commissioners. They are signed by Lord L'esraltar, the high sheriff of Kent, the Very Bev. the Asia of Canterbury, Bev. D. D. Stewart, vicar of Maid ttutk • Rev. Charles E. Donne, vicar of Faversham; Bev. F.. r, vicar of St. Dunstan's, Canterbury; Rev. J. P. Alexi, viewed Ashford ; Rev. A. Osenden, rector '.„ t iluekley ; Rev. R. Baldock, vicar of Kingsnorth ; Rev. vicar of Peekliam ; and the Rev. B. F. Smith, N▪ aatY of Itostliall. TLe Philological Society's new session will be 41 * -2 * 4 t o -night at University College, London. The In - will 6.. " The Family of Words, in Latin, &c., de uced, ~ ' 4 o the mimetic principle from ear sa the sound of by Professor T. Hewitt Key, vice-presi dent. Iftillf 01 TART, CARYSFORT.--Oranville Levo tl,' - d Earl of Caryufort, died at his seat, Northaniptonehire, on the iird of November, Its ndramtd age of 56. ANOTHER PROPOSED TuJiNzt CNDLR TRZ 1 . - A letter from Megan. Baxter, Rose, Norton, f , of London, wee read before the llerasy Docks 'A 'hoboes Board, yesterday, stating that next o they intended to promote • bill for the cora -1 , t ,, tt of • line of railway from Rock Ferry, '.' th , , Cheshire side of the Hersey, to the south H of Laverpool, ou the Lancashire side, a tunnel i• ts..o Mersey being a portion of the scheme. It trolesed to have a double system of rails, one for arid one for pamengers, and to form connections !. the great railway companias having already their nmeloe or termini at Liverpool and Birkenhead. Their biolow:r had reported that the *amine would be completed 1 1 1/W EXP, TDAVPI LAW 1/iTELLIGENCIA.--(TILIS DAY.) COURT OF APPEAL. (Woe the Load (he wean% Lord Justice woad, sad I oid Ju•tieta Selwyn.) . 1711,011 P. ?II PIXANI7IAL ONIPOBATION. This was a bit fils d by a etorshelder in the IlSminsial Coilenitis a to at ae;de an amalgamation between list ( oiyeration and the Oriental Commercial Sank, ma le ha ursvirre of an arrangement entered into in Illy, I 71 e allcratiorne in the bill were to the effect that the •• cianlar" and a paper called " The °allies of roan fur Con.biriatire." pat forward by the directors in March, 1666, differed to sevesal important particulars from the deed of amalgamation as sob* juently et motel by the reepeetfve parties ; that the amount and putrialare of the liabilities of the Financial Corporation were con coaled from the shareholders ; that so far from throe ha b ilities beite assumed bv the Oriental Bank the share holders in the corporation were made to pay them, whilst by accepting shares in the Oriental Bank they else be came liable for all the debts and engagements of that bank. It was further alleged that the objects for which the Oriental Bank was established were wholly inconsis tent with those of the Financial Corporation, and that it was not within the powers of the corporation to consent to an amalgamation which would hare the effect of altering ib fundamental rules and regulations. Another allega tion wee that the secretary bad bees promised 6,0001. as a " gratification," of which be bad received 1,4001., for his services in • out the transaction, and that this had been concealed the shareholders of the Financial Corporation. With reference to the transaction the secretary stated that he looked epos the 6.0004. as a compered/a fee the Mee of his dam and although he did not mention the cirounistenes he was not aware that time was any morel as to this arrangement. In the court below Vioe-('anodise Wood deemed the amalga mation to be est sae. The defendants appealed. Sir B. Palmer, Mr. Drum and Mr. Mannaghten for the bank and its directon ; Mr. Kay, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Eddie, Mr. Haddon, Mr. Simpson, and Mr. Marten for other parties; Mr. W. M. James and Mr. Z. A. Miller for the plaintiff. The Lord Chancellor said that the arrangement between the Financial Corporation and the Oriental Bank was in substance a trawler from the corporation to the bank of the business, good-will, connexions, and property of the firmer, in consideration of 25.000 shares in the latter, and it was provided that if the surplus meets of the Financial Corporation, after paying debts, should not amount to 100,000!., the defluienoy should be made good by the shareheders of the corpora tion. Mr. Clinch complained that this was ultra Tires the comyeny. It was argue d by the appellants that the in tentien was that the call to make good the &bore gua rantee should be made only on those who accepted shares in the bank and assented to the arrangement, but he (the I.r rd Chancellor) entertained a strong opinion that even such on arrangement would not be within the 161st section of the Companies Act of IS id. In his opinion the liquidates' atAjaw#vALAsLula have no light to place a shareholder of a eomPaiprilhis pnil tion : that he must other diaent altogether from an ar angerntot. and have his sham taken from him, or else cc we in under it. and thus subject himself to the liability of comaatceing the sufficieucy of the astute. The pro visions, however, of the arrange:uent were clear. that if the net assets of the corporation should riot amount to 100,000/., a call would be untie on the members of the corporation to miss tl.e di &Odic!, and not made merely on those who toff/ shares in the bank. Under these circumstances the anangenient was one which could not be supported either by Ste ettides of association or by sec. 161 of the Con patties Act, and Mr. Clinch was fully entitled t &meat em it. The appeal must be dismissed with costs. I and Jict:ce Wood said that ho had not seen any reason to (+core the view which he entertained at the tiro • of Vic original hearing. lie therefore acquiesced is the decision of the Lord Chancellor. Lord Justice Selwyn also aciniseced. Whoa tn. Jury frookt4 . ( ask to 161.411 1 • 1114 X,lrobt r of damps. ibe Myrtle; diet y reproilta vit•Ae Or) jb,w Hoar noted fu sew t ia na , °ll oa f ;6"' woo agaiaottho wirEht of widows. • • • 1 - totut groatod a rule nit. • COURT OF PROBATR ASD DWORORta ~( • (Bofors Qs hedge Oidimary.) I t 7 oar. aro =um C. slam ann 44 anotin t r eiii • De. Doane, .0., and lb. Daybed &tram At., Tristram sad lir. Harries for &n o a? d i; Isolator, llarsuaoulus Bilis, a null farms% IA Des. soar Ilariugato, died at the 17th of Nov. last, leaving oneoutnil inhblet illness. By it ho bequeathed IJdL to hob kMls datiplatw, and a Ills intend ia thoessidso of hi portly to hit woo, provided that she did sot many gam; with towtakider to his daughter, or, to tin (mat of b else: to Alt aiwiwor. It woo alleged that the intermese lig heat givue to his wits, hat, es It whoa fortheowas, prolate was asked of a draft On • band ittudairipa tin widow who opposed tr. 71,0 bow ow boat of Made sad t hat s a g o , wish doosawat Lad ono hi to low arkoly ; sad wren gamin( it ID Lave hat . eseestei , sad not to lave reviesd, th r d List carry into OW Ilia owl whim id tin EsouraL [!Le can wow pootoodiog whoa oat toollotioN COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Raslitt.) , IN II If. IL rarer The bankrupt was described as a geelim i r es t Gloucester-tear Regent's-park, now et Covent-garden. The bankrupt ascribes Ye bikes le Pm failure of the Remelt Paper-making Company (Limited), of which he was one of the directors, and had guaranteed the debts. elated that he was led to believe that the company we in a flourishing position. and that his guarantee maid ealy be nominal bat to hie surprise the eompeny Mopped payment in t 2 last, with liatolitise to a very large vary assets. The unsecured debts are alse u iri mai r4ar a arther rum of 3,600/. is secured by the dogma and poli cies of assurance. This was the brat sitting, and thei areal pralaimaries were gone through. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIB DAY.) (before the Assietaat-Judge.) 'AZT lASI. Esters Dab", wno was convicted at the lest session of stealing a large quantity of wearing apparel and other articles, the propel ty of her mistress, Lady dune Sherson, was biought up for judgment. It may be rimembeied that, daring her Mstress's abet nee, the pnooner seemed her ladyship'( position, ' both in the house and out of it, and also performed ' tte darrestor - livissmes. 66 a seigftborriag- i mutic-hall. Judgment was deferred, b give the rrirentr en oppoitunity of affording the police tome info? n &Von terpceting property the had pawns lor uthei wise auroptiatod. Thu only effect of the delay, hcwcfcr, Las been to inctiminette a man named Cron, who was to-de, confided of iereiving. En ma Baiter was sentmced to five years' penal servi tude, and Cross to nine mouths' imprisoammt. POLICE COURTS.-(THLS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. INOZNIOIIB NE•tD ON • auirrmo •01CIT. A well-dressed Frenchman ' KW who gave the name of /),aire , • lid who was d two escribed as a master mariner, was ctargici before the Lord Mayor with obtaining 201. on the security of a fictitious bill of lading. It enaumil that on Saturday, the 24th October, the ripener called at the office of Mr. Atkins, shipping agent, Water-lane, and told him that he had arrived the is; Lame from Dunkirk, where he had shipped a cargo of potatoes for London on board the Bain. Victoire, and he desired Mr. Atkins to get the goods landed and sold for him. Mr. Atkins Wok him to reveral merchants and he gave a description of the and said they would arrive on Monday, the potatoes The prisoner subsequently told Mr. Atkins that he had some potatoes at Boulogne, and that he was going there to see to their shipment. Eventually the prisoner obtained from Mr. Atkins a sum of 201. on the security of the bill of lading for the potatoes represented to have been shipped at Dunkirk. The vessel, however, never arrived, and from inquiries which the prosecutor had since made at Dunkirk he ascertained that there was no such vessel as the Reins Victoire, and meeting the prisoner in the duets yesterday, ho gave him into custody. The prisoner was remanded for a week. BOW-STREET. RIVAL OMNIBUS DIIIPUTIOL Mr. Tors, the proprietor of • new penny omnibus plying between the Strand and Waterloo Station, ap peared with one of the drivers to answer the charge of stopping in Wellington-street longer than wan necessary for the purpose of biking up and netting down pawn geru. It was alleged for the defendant that this prosecution was the result of jealousy of the Waterloo Omnibus Company, and that the driver had simply waited to take up • passenger. Sir Thomas Henry adjourned the cam for • week, in order to rive the police an opportunity of carrying out an arrangement which he suggested. THE GALATIA. PLYMOUTH, Pamir, 10 a.m. Thee screw steam-frigate Galatea, 26, Captain 8.8. H. the Duke of Edinburgh, having had her broken forefoot repaired, was this morning towed by two tugs from Hamoaze into the Sound. She will probably sail on Monday morning for Madeira and the Cape.— Times, Second Edition. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Hanoo.—(Belore Lord Chief Justice and Justices Lush, Hannon, and Hayes.) The court took the reserved motions of uetv trials. NC CN V• 20.1.-Cl/810C11 ACTION AGAINST A UAOLEI. as was • very curious case against e gaoler of e prison for the county of Devon. The action was tried before Mr. Justice Hannan at the lest Middlesex eel sione, when the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 251. Mr. M'lntyre (in the absence of Mr. Huddleston, Q.C.) moved for a rule nisi calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why the verdict should not be entered for the defend ant on point; reserved by the learned judge. The action was brought by. Mrs. Moon, a widow, against the keeper of the Devon County Gaol for false imprisonment. The defendant pleaded not guilty, and leave awl license, and that the p:metiff was committed to his care under • warrant directed to the sheriff of Devon, and that he was consequently bound to keep her in custody. ne plaintiff, by her replication, said she was attached under an order of the Court of Chancery for not answering • bill that had been filed against her, and that the gaoler should have known that by that order if she was not brought to the bar of the Court of Chancery within thirty days she should have been discharged lima custody; instead of that she was detained in custody three or four months. The plaintiff was tenant for life of a small estate in Devonshire, and upon her cutting down a few old apple tree* a bill in Chancery was filed against her, end as she did not put in an answer she was committed for contempt under the Lord Chancellor's warrant. Alter being in prison several months she peti tom d the Lord Chancellor, who immediately ordered her release. The first point was that the form of the action was wrong. Instead of false imprisonment it should have been of illegally detaining the plaintiff in custody after the time for her discharge had expired. Mr. Justice Lush—ls not that tales imprisonment? Mr. M•lntyre—Not exactly, because she was at first rightly in custody. There was no intention on the part of the gaoler to commit a wrong. The detention depended upon the rule in chancery, of which the sheriff and gaoler knew nothing. Mr. Justice Lush—Then the charge against the gaoler is, that he did not discharge the plaintiff without applica tion from his having no knowledge of the rule. Mr. blintyre—Just so. When she petitioned the Court' of Chancery it was discovered that she ought to have been discharged long before. The rule was that sinless • per eon so attached was brought the bar in Chancery within 30 days be or she should be discharged, and that if no answer was filed within eight days after the discharge • fresh application must be made for another attachment. The Lord Chief Justice—What is the practice ? Does the party in custody take the initiative to get out ? Mr. M'lntyre—The party should apply to be discharged. The Lord Chief Justice—They appear to be in common error. The plaintiff says the sheriff ought to have known that it was lusduty to open the prison doors at the ex piration of the thirty days, and say to her "Go oat." On the other hand the sheriff might say that the person in custody ought to my to the sheriff, " Let me out." Mr. M'lntyre said there was no evidence that she asked to be discharged. Mr. Justice Hannen said she was continually complain at being so lone , detained in prison. Mr. Justice Lush—ls the velar bound to know the orders et the Court of Chancery? Mr. 11•Ii.tyre said he thought not, The learned judge who tried toe case wee not aware of it until it was brought tc his notice. '!he Lord Chief Justice said they were all liinad to know the common law of the laud, but net the ureters of the Court of Chancory. Mr. M'lntyre said L 1.9 second point was !hat the action bad nut Leen brought within six mouths of the discharge, Lot three year. afterwards, and thirdly, ru:,t the gaoler was only a ministerial officer, and hour.el to übry the sheriff. . . The Lord Chief Justice said the loomed eounwl might have a rule on all the points. The court WWI disposed to crest Lim in every way, as it appeared to bo a very vex ations action. Role granted. COURT OF COMMON PUPAS. Sttiare hi lianoo.—(Before the Lord Chief Judie* lovid and Joeticen Bylee, Keating, and Brett.) MENEM Or THE Cora?. The Lord Mid Justice at the sitting of the court eititl— We have been cuisidering what are the best armugemuuts to make with rege rd to ap sir omrevising barristers ; and bare determined Gil the following :—The eourte will take these awash) on Saturday, the 7th ; Monday, 9th; Tues day, ; Woduwday, 11th ; and Friday, 13th Nov.; alio on Tuesday, 17th ; Wednesday, 18th ; and Friday, 20th; and sic the following Tuesday. The court will take the cans in the order in which they are entered, except that where several cases involve similar questions each cases will be taken immediately of ter the earliest case in the list upon the subject. I may add that we hope to Le;able to make israngements for the sittings of a second court, so that gentlemen baying motions to make may dis pose of them there. On Saturday week the Court of Cri minal Appealwill he sitting, so that the wee cannot take registration apptule n that day. TD)II7NDO C. 01 Mr. D. Seymour, Q.C., appeared in this case, which was au action brought by Mr. Leonard Edmunds, the late clerk of the II tents, against Mr. Greenwood, Q.C., soli citor to the Treasury, to recover damages for alleged libols contained in three reports mado by the defendant and Mr. Hindmarch, and - also in a letter. The present motion came by way of appeal from a decision of Mr. Baron Martin, who had refused to allow the plaintiff to exhibit to the defendant certain interrogatories in re ference to the publication of the documents in question. The learned counsel addressed the court at some length, ai.d Lad not coucleded when our report left. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Fittings in 13;nco.—(Before the Lord Chief Tiwc.c. Barons Martin, Channel', and Pigott.) TAHHALL V. RETITT AND OTHERS. This was an action by Charles against three pet sena—Messrs. Rivett, who carry on the business of up- Ihnlsttrers and furniture manufacturers in Crown-street, Finsbury, and Mr. Rimbrir, an attorney—for having malick,usly and without roammiable and probable grounds, caused the plainta to be arrested on a capias, on the miesentatiGu that he was about to leave the ooantrqy. The trial took place before Baron Martin, at Qai ldhallr SHIPPING INTILLIWINOZ-(11F18 DATJ Lerner, Nov. A.—Wind at noon W.N.A. ~ moderate breeze, and Bus. Dual., Nov. h.—Arrived : Cornet, from Tayport, for Matanzas. Arrived from the river : Lochnegar, for Rangoon; Conrante, Cape of Good Hope: Partner, Pd Arrived from the river and railed : Eliza &erns, fn. Helena; Lady Mikis, Bermuda; Alliga tor, Gaya Coast Cootie. OILAVEIMID Nov. O.—Arrived : Albert Victor, from Foo-ehoo too • City of ltdiaborgh, Calcutta ,• Golden Plows, Algae Bay ; W. H. Ranaw . Bethune. Bailed : Nov. 6: Allen, New Orleans. FALIMULA Nov. 4.—Arrived: City of Bunco Ayres (a), from BTU& Elleray t _Rio J 11110.10; Nang, Bombes. CAIRN RYAN OT. 4.—Am wars from Havannalr ; The W il liam (s . c N hooner) is off the boacli,and his gone up to &ran ner, not making water. flcirinatero, Nov. : 'Trio, for Rangoon; British Merchant, Velparniao, itallnoll.Tß Nov. 6. Arrived Elisabe th , from Hamburg, for hie Gra nde, short of water. Bairrox, Nov. 6.—Arrived •. Golden Age, from Quebec; Elinor, Idiramichi ; Heinrich Bforn, tit. John'., N.B. Hohmann, Nov. 6.—Arrived • Arcturus, from Rio Grande, for Liverpool; Brothers Pride, Liverpool, for Philadelphia. Li venom., Nov. 4.—Arrived; Teat* fr om Eurrachee ; Union, Haviurnah. Nov. 5. Redgauntlet, from Calcutta ; Dorothy, Africa. Sailed : England 464, far New York ; Austrian M'ontrcal. OFF CItnnICHAVIN, Nov. 6.—Arrival: RW42 (es.). from Now Turk, left Oct. Pg. faxaiuirrows. Nov. s.—Arrived: Minnesota (ns.), from Urge r:l• City of London eu.), Litcrpool, and both left for New Dub, Nov. 6.—Arrived from the river: Trade Wind, for An tigua CLrten, Swansea. Arrived from the river and sailed Attie, for Trieste. LveanoL, Nov. e.—Arrived: Bowfell. from Calcutta: Are- RUV B 9 Rio Grande• Argo, Quebec.; Ywyptian (eh Alexandria; gush Panda, Bombay; Beatrice, Galveston; Favourite, Ifirarni- Ihi ; aoor Daricloon, Pontaron.-6th : A ishooner to aground on the Middle Patch off West Boyle. One Tali WIGIFT, Nov. 6. —Arrived : Titania, from London, for Chino. Nawron. Nov. : Florence, for Gibraltar. Paths*: Gertrude, for .111.111111ici, having lutoekcal oriel quarter pion cuing out of the lock. lisoorist W, Nov. 2.—Eail , d : City of London, for Calcutta ; Ole river, New I%.rk. YAIIIII,I Tit, Nov. s.—The Endeavour, of Whitby, bound to Whitstable. was towed in here yesterday !oolong water. LCAWFSTOPT, Nov. s.—The fit. Helens, of London, from Mid& to Japan, to in ffoutlisulo roads making water, heaving etreek on the Galloper *and. Arrangement has been =ado to tow her to London. ICEBERGS. LIVIRPOOL, Nov. 6.—Tietile;;;W, arrived hers from iota, Tweed a large iceberg Aug. 19, in Ist. M 0., long. be W., aad ths nest day vas completely surrounded by them. WEATHER BRPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, Nov. 4, $ a.m. Premium. Lea continued to Worm me in the northern and western district' ; in thr South of Payload thaw has been scarcely any change, but in the booth of Trance a atmideralge dearer, the marred. Readings in 8011414.4 see new el leak. Sem t. mere paterday 1111wDba the lashed ithweelliarrelealle. and it exceeds that at L'ent o t a rdtere. ththeselere im gionially lower ; the greatest heathen en eureessli cont. Btrorqr north-wade* la the Idle Pea and the math of 'Motion& C aga mmar i amm air eihmil le moderate tromp the nerth-imetward In belts* ; on the Owen* town it is liltd, titan nostireist to snetirrest: Ilts imbiber is Mery time on the moth emit Dam pesisedsy in Scot ;arluni is eke :spirted twin sainestations. OUTWARD INDIA, CIIINA, AND AUBTRALLAN Mute. GIBEALTAS, Nov. 6. The resisuadas and Oriental Company's steamship Ceylon, from Southampton October 31, arrived to-day at 1 a.m., and left at 10 a.m. for Alexandria. All well. She experienced fine weather. ChrEirwirroww, Nov. 6.—The National Steam ship Company's steamer England, from Liverpool, ar rived here at 9 a.m. to-day, embarked passengers, and pro ceeded for New York. AU well. TiiE COITNTE:4II OF DERWENTWATER.— The Highway Board yesterday destroyed the tont of the lady at Billiton Castle claiming to Do the Countess of Derwent. water. Sword in hand, she refused to leave, saying she was on her own estates. Hor friends erected another tent for her amidst excitement. A strong force of police men was present.—Leda Mowry. Forp"....m tv , lThrttiy .! . . l 4a.taT 61 1 6E11'01U ligelekiaLUENdli I /TO .A 1 . 1 1r 4 IT1% I i 6r /411r00L JOISTINGHTEILIS DAT.) ;12 1 10 1 /P00.1; - .AVM= OUP. .'-itethaisr„ -/=slll.loaseiti•O•ter I :1-1 17 ran. a ''''g '", WHITZFUILD aroallorf. , • i. ir nt .• Ii• Oa SO . A ' . ' " -,. i• • 4 ' : Iv . ' ikANDIOA# 'tits. ' i .. , .. .. ~.. ',.. fp, ±t . , • A 440 0.• $ •geli tera - . , - • 3 • : - ~i , , • BUNDLE PACS. an w& sod wa, a half. 811. ' Herk:llia/kial Kid et dee N, . , lirr iv Msen, lbitr irerry lineweee, Nina, sot Nal • aro hum. ) . SPURRT !WELTER HANDICIIIP. . Pin tailisitl i tt 'Nereini Noy, Duke Admiral, Lai et dee , Cedley,..2ol= Snowdrop, Traveller. No . . p ft. . -..---. • ' . .. , $ .. : :: II .• I Rd Y, MINING!. AND OTHER EURES.—(77/18 DAY.) Posh* moss to i p.m) LL G!OVERNIOINT 8111:717RITIMB. kat 6 per Wit., Jan. and July, 941, 31. 6 pia cent., May and Nov., 1882, 1091. Wales, 6 per oent., Jan. and July, 1888 to IWoda, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1876, 1051, ,i 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1891, 113. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOK& w 721, 3, ad. • , Great Northen, A (A reoeives;;diiiollarsoilll / 111111311 cent. has been paid to B), 104. Do. It, 120. Great Western—Original, 491, 1, 1. Do. (South Wales), 68. Do. (West Midhuid—Newport), 291. lauceih re and Yorkshire, 1281. Londcn, Beghton, and South Coast, 491, 1,1, I. London, Chatham, and Dover, 461, 1. Loudon and North Weston, ill 4, 1. London and South Wisdern. 871. 8. Manchester, Sheffield, and Linirslaskire, 471. Metrotolitan, loq, 1,6 L 61. Metropolitan District 72. Midland, ill, 1. North Easteiu (Berwick), 100, 1. North London, 123. South Eastern Deferred (deferred receives no d:viderd until 6 per cent. hole Lean paid to preferred), 601. Stainer, Wokirphain, and Woking, 121. PREFERENCE BFIAREB. (treat Eastern (East Anglian. No. 1), 6 per cmt, 100. Crest Western, original, 5 per cent. redeemable, 94. onsevEsaiiivax vizi% DA T.) 1 . • • 011 O'CLOCK. [ I tte zeinicefa 'wildlife securities are riilier ilag ay, the traaoscalosi oossisting ehledy el mhos. : At the consternation* of business Ceseoli were draft in at a redaction of 1 per cent. owing to thit ' untavourablo character of the Book of lfsgbrad kennel: but a veriovery has shoe oeourred to the ' last primed yeateeday. Boom of the railway mad Amiga etoehrhave dachas& to $ moderate embant. . Board States 5-20 Boucle have again given wrrZ p rea oaks by people .who made Puruhases in anti ,_ . Odle elediellialtimateal Grant to the poet Balkleit. Baaiiii w iied raiaaanaseous shares neglested. The OM for three aerhilim . bins in the discount 1 VaiSS is 1 . I 0 li pa Niril., sad tor loses in tie: _llifilicaso 1. . • . , qadatt AI fp 1.41/ 4 iillieriNi atf f i r (DM -1): mit 1611. 4 ie Omia. kiwi New Thum rr 004. par * a t ! Ili milway roarirekin Ml* ~I.4oolonsild Mall-Weetern, Brighiss, lerptillass, and = Chatham. mid' • Dewar derlim have • 1 to 1. per ask; bat Midland sod Great &Mau lava iaspirimed /. Amassed are the pigtail: me :-.-Loadon ineNorth West ern, 114 to 111; ; Great Wertara, 49/ to I ; Midland, 114 : to. I ; London and South Western, 1171 to e 1; Great Master's. 421 to 43k; Brighton, 491 to i ; South Eastern, 771 to I ; Metropolitan, 1061 to 1061; Great Northern, 105 to 1 ; ditto A, 103 k to 104; Caledonian, 721 to I, ex div. ' • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1281; Lon don, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 1; and Manchester, Ghefileld, and Lincoln shire, 471 to I. Foreign bonds exhibit few changes. Turkish Awl* of 1862 have unproved k per cent., and Spanish of 180 i k, whilo Mexican and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan have rendel /. Bubjoinod are the prices: —Brazilian of 1863, 781 to I ; Chilian of 1887, 94f to 931; Egyptian of 1884, 811 to 82k ; ditto of 1863, 72 1. eo Mk.; Malian of 1881, 641 to I ; c yreisksicco Lows, 1/ te'lk real. ; liasises, of 1866, 901 to 911; ditto NicolDl Railway 651 to 1, ex div. ; ditto Orel, 811 to 1; ditto Iluscow-Jaros/aw, 82} to 1; Spanish of 1867, 33 1 to 34 ; Turkish of 1838, 681 to 69/ ; ditto of 1862, 69/ to 70 ; and ditto of 1863, 411 to :. Indian securities are unaltered. The Ton-sal-a -l:fall per Cents. are quoted 214 to 217; the Five, 1141 to 115; the Four, 1021 to 103}; the Bads, 15s. to 20s. pre.m.; and the Debentures, 1051 to 100. Bunk Stock, 244 to 240 ; and Exchequer IGs. to 20a. prem. Bank shares have been little dealt in, and prices are quoted the same as yesterday. As regards miscellaneous shares ilud.ion's Bay are 2s. 6d. lower, at 14} to 1, but other descrip tions are without variation. National Discount, 111 to 12; General Credit, 21 to 2t dis. ; Inter national, 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dis. ; Telegraph Con struction, 151 to 1; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4; and Anglo-Ame rican, 211 to 22. In the market for American securities, the 5-20 Bonds have declined per cent., vie., to 731 to ; but Atlantic and Great Western Debentures and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds are f higher, at 36 to 371, and 381 to 39 reepectively ; Erie, 271 to 28 ; and Illinois Central, 981 to 971. The Charkof-Azof Railway Loan is flat, at 1 to 11 prem. Petitions for the winding up of the Jersey Im perial Hotel Company (Limited), United Service Company (Limited), and Etna Insurance Com pany (Limited), are to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 14th inst. A petition for the winding up of the Commercial Clothing Company (Limited) is also to be hoard before Vice-Chancellor Melina on tho 13th. Advice. from Manchesterannounce the failure of Messrs. Hockmeyer and Co., merchants, with liabilities for a moderate total. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are dull, at 94 to k for money, and 941 to k for the :account. In the railway market, London and North Western, Great Eastern, and Caledonian stocks have advanced to # per cent., but Metropolitan has declined k. Italian bonds of 1861 are better. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are at 941 to 1 for money, and 941 for the account, being rather better than at 2 o'clock. The railway market is firm, with purchases to a moderate extent. Caledonian, 734 to 1; Brighton, 494 to 50 ; Metropolitan, 1054 to 106; South Eastern, 774 to 4; Midland, 1111 to 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 1281 ; London and North Western, 1111 to ; and Great Western, 49) to 1. Foreign bonds are flat, and show a reduction of /to per cent. Italian of 1861, 541 to ; Orel, 801 to 811; Nicholai, 65 to 1 ; Turkish of 1865, 411 to j; Spanish of 1867, 333 to I; and Charkof-Azof Scrip, 3 to 1 prem. No bullion operations have been reported at the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Routes opened at /Hr. 7e. for the account, showing no change. Bills of exchange on the government of Ceylon for 260,000 rupees were disposed of yesterday by tender at the offices of the crown agents for the colonies. The minimum was fixed at Is. 111 d. per rupee, and the whole amount was taken at and above that rate. - Ihe;;fniieditervice Bank (Limited)" has stopped payment. The liabilities aro not very con siderable, but they may prove sufficient to cause some individual embarrassment. The company started about three years ago as " agents and bankers to the army, navy, and civil services in England, India, and the Coloniee," with a board of direction upon which were :-ITajor-Gonerel 0. Balfour, Su, W. M. Coghlen, Sir Claude de Crcspigny, Bark, Major-General Richard Hall, Colonel Hobday, and Mr. E. Maltby, late member of Council at Madras. The prospectus stated that Mr.W. V. Morgan, of the firm of Saunders, Otley, and Morgan, would join the board on the comple tion of pending arrangements. These gentlemen, however, after a time, withdrew, and the business was carried on by the manses , Mr. G. E. Hudson. The original dedgnation of the undertaking was " The United Service Company." Under date the 28th October, the Spanish Minister of Public Works has made an important decree in reference to joint-stock companies in Spain. It repeals the law of 1848, and all subse quent legislation based thereon, and goes on to state that " societka anonymes" shall be subjected, as to their organisation and man o alersot , to the prescriptions of the commercial until legis lation take place on the subject. Those companies which are now in existence can elect, after reso lution taken at a general meeting of shareholders, between continuing subjected to the law of 1848, or being governed by the commercial code, and, in this latter case, the delegates or inspectors who had been appointed for them by the administra ' tion aro thereby suppressed. In due time the government will present to the Cortes a bill on industrial and mercantile association. no telegraphic advises which came to hand yesterday from Melbourne, via Point de Galles were dated the 13th of October, being only twenty two days old. The following le the oftleialretunt of the 41411 P PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS, Grtat Eastern, 6 per cent., 1862, 90. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. London and Blackwall, 931. Mid. Bradford Pref., 92. BRITISH POSSESSION& Bast, Bar., and Cent. India, an.. 6 per at, 106, f. East Indian, guar. 6 per cent., 109 f, 10. Grand Trunk of Canada, Equipment Mortgage Bonds, Ist charge of 6 per cent., 911. Do., Ist preference bonds, 62f. Great Western of Canada, 13f, L 1 xd. Do., 6 per cent . bonds, payable 11173, tint. Oude and Bohilcund, gun: 6 pm cent., 106. Scinde, Rua. 6 per cent., 104, 1. Do., I)elbi, 1031, 4. Do., Punjaub, 1011. Do., Indus Steam flotilla, vs. 6 per mat., St INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURE& East Indian, 1870.71, 106 f, 9. Do., March 22. 1872, 102. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Buenos Ayrer, Gt. South. (Lira.), gua. 7 p. et., 181. Dutch Rhenish, 24. San Paulo (United), gas. 7 par amt., 18, z d. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS, Great Luzembourg, 6 par aunt., 17i. Moseow-Jaradaw, gua. by RUAlliall Govt., 821 t Oral Vitibek, gua. by Russian Government, 6 pie out., 1111, 1, 11. East Orenvills 41. Great Lamy (Limited), 201. BBITLSII MINES. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES Angloaraxißan Gold (Limited), 9-16, I. Chentales Gold and Silver Mining 21, t. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 31, k pm. Frontino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), I. St. John del Rey (Limited), 18. United Mexican (limited), 1 13-IG. Fed and Wed India, 117 -__. Freehold Lend and Dock, 374. —. ADM STOCK DANK& Agra (Limiteti) - ,AT127 --- -- Aniance (Limited), 12. Anglo-F..gypiian Banking (Limited), 161. Bank of Otago (Limited), 41, 61. Bank of Soath Australia. 311. Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, MII. City, 111. Cansolidated (Limited), 4j, 11-16. Imp English, Scottish, and , 111. Amtral ien Chartered, 161. rial Ottoman London Joint Stock, 331. Metropolitan (Limited). 7. Oriental Bank Corporation, 431. Union of London, -34. Anglo-American Telegraph (Li 22. Credit Fancier of England • 'tad), 21. Crystal Palace, pref., 1001. Do., 6 per amt. perpetual debenture, 1104. Egyptian Commercial and Trading ( Limited), 13. International Financial Society (Limited), 31. Italian Irrigation (Canal Casein), 4f, 11. Do., 8 r cent. bonds redeem. 1870, 60. London Financial Association (Limited), 6f. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 1 16-18, 2. Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail (Limited), 2. United Kingdom Telegraph Company (Limited), 10 per cent. preference, 81. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 761. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'OLOOIL The mining market is rather more active to-day, with a demand for Chiverton, New Lovell, Herod.- foot, Great Leroy, Tresavean, and South Great Work shares. Prices are quoted as follows : West Chiverton, 61 to 62 ; Herodsfoot, 45 to 474 ; GreatLexey,2o to 21; South Great Work, 6s. 6d. to Ba. 6d.; East Grenville, 41 to 1 ; New Lovell, 17s. 6d. to 208. ; Tresavean, sto 6 : Chivertons, 41 to ; Great Vor, 13 to 131; Wheal Seton, 50 to 53 ; North Crof, 30s. to 328. 641. ; West Great Work, 21 to 21; Fast Trumpet Consols, 2to 21. Annexed are the quotations of foreign and colonial mining shares John Del Rey, 171 to 18; Don Pedro, 3/ to prem. ; Ang,lo-Brezilian, par to 1 prem.; Pastorale, 11 to dia.; Chontales, 21 ; Tequaril, par to 1 prem. ; Roma Grande, to prem. ;An 10-Italian , par to 1 ; United Mexican, 1 to 2 prom.; Port 14 to 2 prem. ; Cen tral American, 1 din. to par ; Copula Silver, 3-16 to 1-16 dia.; Sao Vicente, die. to 4 prem. ; General Brazilian, par to 1 prem. ; Yudanamutuna, 2to 1 prem. ; and Ner budda Coal, 21 to 14 dia. A memorandum from the directors of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (Limited) intimates that, " The September pro duos having amounted to so much more than h ad been expected, they will recommend, at the meet ing convened for the 24th instant, the payment of 3s. 6d. per share, instead of 3s. per share as hereto fore announced." A telegram was received yesterday afternoon from the agent of East Wheal Grenville, saying the 110 east has improved to 2/ tons of copper to ore per fathom, and the 55 east 3 tons. The 93 east is worth I ton, and the 75 east 11 ton per fathom. THE BANQUET TO SIB 0. E. CARTIER AND MR. MCDOUGALL—The committee regret exoeedinea sui t4 maiequesce of the dangerous Ulnae of Mr. this amt. is poetpcsed. 111 31. . vw b ate - bst. - I t i ________, o eitevillit. ". 1 44mme t r - = l4 7;gc • -7.- „oft toi . . • y, stow 2 . : edios • • i t m_ 8 - • Nap 6 2I. MAW 140000 • 1.616.00 •. . le. MAI -. 12.710,401/ • . I c e s a m l speedo:eon in f=jr The ' stooks. 1 ' '' itr4:47,00, • . ' total ,1. ,ialimkpi heavy, the 30th ultimo „ ring been se aelrensely busy settling day in the Mock Exchange ' owing to the msgniteds of the ' cm of bills' ma Wod y ware likewise lasge, owing to that Legg the 4th of the mouth. ' On the 4th November het year the cleanses'. geese. 11.548,0001., or 702;000f. less than on the' ' occasion. This Warms. in the number ef' ' cemierratel bills afloat encourages sa hope- that tilde is improving. . The *eddy rein* of the ,ireek of Frames show. r2fon,rbs oun4u (the easker beheg taken 6fe. to the pound) : , . Oda sod bullion X!wines titffiNi• BOA diessaatet = a m' Noeseladeeuheine ',.. .... ~ Prieesdsmie - ' Decems saftE Treinarbeeme ' Demme 401. • *draftee Lamm. AV* Fresh proot of an Mamas in the deleted for messy is efferded by the further destine is the , coin and bullion as deposits, and the incense° is the discounts and note emmlation. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 4, competed • witk that for the previous week, shows the following=rk • new . ^MON Deareess 5326,266 Oncelsiies active • Kelf47ll boarease 337,490 Pshiledspeate 4,1111,114 Leans, 1/11.0711 Oast deposits 18,621,k1 Demean 1,198,4811 Oovenoneot emarities is um4su Decrease u*** Other securities in beak -16,728,2K Inereess 22,869 Cots g at=ica ult in both• departments 19,477,799 Decrease 367.113 Seven day and other bills 613,L9 Decrees* 23,;648 The Beat Notch in reserve 8,910,605 Decrease 663,145 • Tend reserve (notes lk coin) in banking department 9,964,368 Decrease 704,613 Althcugh the increase in the Bank advances on private securities is only 22,8391., and the total under this head is still unusually low, evidenee of an increase in the commercial demand fcr money is afforded by the withd►awal of no less than 1,208,4391. of 'rate deposits. The • woos is that. not,/ • g a dimiteAtioa o a atet4liedstheßeak'sadvancesenGovern mcnt securities, the rceerre hoe been trenohei on to the rather important extent of 701,6131. I he decrease in the coin and bullion is at the same time 367,1231., and, as the amount of gold wsth drawn for exportation during the week did not Xce4 d, on ba?finee, 201,000/., it is to be inferred tlie.t coin is still beir.g temporarily abeorbod foe electiottering purposes. ENGLAND. Piet 7th and Bth PintaHa, cap. n. edaselay. Nov. 4, Ladd. BANK OP As Accorwr, ramant to the for the week ending We MOUS DIP,_ Notes issued 1118,t26,V7b tintrernenent Debt ...111.015.1 4 111 Other becw Gold Coitvind Silver &aka. 1311,412,V16 I BANKING DYMMIIIIIIT. 13 3 .U 3 . 10, 1 1 Frowiebore• Capita iT4 - ,;61003 Tac;;;numet -- t Nest Public Deposits (ta. Other flemottias 15,7119.1•1„ eluding Embower, Note 8010,11115 Saving s sloban d Odd and Savor Ma 1.013,4111 Casocu i NatiotalDebt, mad Divideodborounte) 4,191,114 Other Deposita 18,611,00 i Seven Day sad other BM' 141,1711,5511 VAI,11 1 7„,11111 Gamma rouse, Chief Chakier. Dated the sth day of November. 18641.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Only moderate supplies of English wheat were on sale here to-day. The trade however continued dull, at ktoi day's decline in prices. The qua.ity of the samples watt good. The show of foreign wheat wag good. The business doing was unimportant, at about the Floss previously Currebt. Fit st . r.g cargoes of wheat were quiet. Maize and other kinds of produce afloat were firm. With barley the market was moderately supplied. The trade was steady for all descriptions, at about late rates. Malt, the show of which was good, was iu limited re quett, at previous quotations. The trade for oats was quiet, on former terms. Buns were firm, at Mondays prices. Fees sold slowly, but no change took place in prices. Flour was dull, at Monday's decline in value. Linseed wu steady, but rapeseed moved off slowly. Most agricultural seeds met a Mir sale. Cakes realised extreme quotations. ARRIvALB OF GRAIN, to., INTO LONDON BY WATER CABRLAUE YILOIL NOV. 2 TO NOV. 6, BOTH. DiCLI:- MIL IV/Ibest Bazbey. Matt U. Seam Poss. Roar. ._.._ k , cps. qn. • qn. 1 qn. • qn. , qn. brk. I nds. Bootch 1 1180 WOO szo i Ito ..... : ... 1 1240 lii.L Fan gs 1 tem coo ... 16800 so ... 127 olio Tool ! lasso 8010 i 870 r 750 Iso 5160 Main, 11,000 qn. LIVERPOOL carrom Am CORN MARIMTS. (11118 DAY.) AT 111.2011APII.) (num ov OWN CORREBPONDINT.) Comm—The market is still very rinn, and the sales foot tip about 16,000 bales. Coax.—The market moderately attended. Wheat in limited demand at barely Tuesday's rates. Flour very dull and nominally cheaper. Brine steady. Fees, Is. lower. Oath and oatmeal slow sale. Indian corn in fair demand. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (BT 111201AP11.) trim °tilt OWN muunsioxlmrr.) White wheat the turn cheaper; red scarce. and previous values euprorted. Malting barley ncalected, and Inferior eamf!ce le. lees money. COEX BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) (BT TELEOLLIII.) (FROM oun owl( ounararoNnticri ()raillery. 1345., 12ss.. 994. ; 1,2;3 firkins. 110 cured, 1315., 1125., ; 120 firkins. MINCING-LANE.—(TRIS DAY.) Srosa.—Thom is no improvement iu the deirand, only reduced offers are made, which are mostly refused. Re- Surd—.ales are effected slowly at the prerious value. Currie. —Native Ceylon and common qualities of East India sill less readily at the previous value; superior kinds at full rates. Plantation Ceylon, ordinary to tine oidmaiy, 54. to 68s. Ed. ; low nu...dling and middling, 70.. to its. Cd.; pea berry,. 755. to Pas. Cd.; native Ceylcri. rood ordinary, 4se. bet. I superior, 535. ; other Fait India, small to low middling, 61s. to 70e. ; End- Win.% 76e. ed ; native Mysore, sOs. to 61s. 6d. Ti• continues quiet. I'v:tr.—There continues to be a fir demand, at full. prices. Peers.--000 bags of Penang sold at 3:1. to 3 5-16 d. Itiat.—A small parcel of Jamaica sold at previous rake. Rita.—The market continues quiet. Piet tuna Nieman. zie *old afloat at 10s. Pd.; and 1,060 bags white Bengal. 10e. bd., cash. Corrow.—The demand continues very Mat, sad prices have still an upward tendency. Jvvr.—At about the previous value there is a moderates demand; 2,000 bales sold at 171. los. to 181., and 1,20t1 bales at 171. 10a. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) petan... Tbs market is steady. Town tallow, bbs. 6d.; berg T.C. en the sroi, 625. ; December, 6k ; January. 62e. ed. ; March, lien HIDE MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Laanitrx.426.—llidos.--441b0. to 641b5., id. to 314. 4411‘. to Me., Sid. to 3id. ; to Ins., 3t. 60 4 d• Mts . to Ma, 4d. to to Mts .; . to 110156., 4 d. to 6d. ; MU. to 10415.., 6d. to 60 ; 104 Mo. to 1121 , 3d. tot tid. Nom lidos, A. to 100. Id.; oaf Woos, 11", as. to 44., tall, 7.. id. Battoattws. Stir —polled, ea to 7 11 . Ihat• brads, 44. 6d. to b. ; dowo., St. 6d. to 44. BOROUGH HOP NARICRT.--(THIS 122 ; 1 Mesas. Pattendss and Maid' Mort 8106 4 fur good brewing derariptionts at late rata. Inistios, torts us vary den of raw - COAL )lARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End R o tt oN 196. ; Walls End Lunbton, 18s. ; Wan, End Howell, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 19t 60 • Walls Eod Braddsla Helton, 17a. 6c1.; W :11; End Original Hartlepool. 19s. • Walla End Mall, UN. 3d.; Walls End Caridoo, les. ed.: wa s End X.lloo, 17.1. ; Walla End Eden kW , Wedl4 End ( 11. Aiortlt. 16s. 6d.; Walls End t ins s 16s. 6d.; Walls End Witten Lyons, Hs. eid. • .w a gs sug south Ilitrtlepool. 17s. 3d. • Hawthorne, 11 1 ,„ ra ns Maim, lia. 6d. -shißs at 16114 el Y sso, te, '~, s . -- . "4 i 14 ;1 je. -,..,~. - 7 a.