The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-19 00:00:00

.v August ; three 111 .inths, Sept. 2 ; three months, one month. 13th . r.see.; two mouths, Dec., Do; I. s; • i 2 months, kpri'. 7 4 Four years, May 7, 1860; • wombs. dune 1;, 1,V4 one month, Jan. 27, 11446 ; four ...tn. , . April 25, NW •• 'even days, Nov. 19, 1566. That is I ,ny lord, 1 have r .anent him, but I believe he has had i-oner—And 'a very good h:atory, toot I font know You think. (Laughter.) (To the witness)— I ..ught you, were always a very good scholar, yo'o credit for what you have done to-day. t ~., ' .aughter.) Now I would be bound to say you CA nut tell toe how much it was altogether. (Renewed llialgkinton (clerk) inquired if the prisoner lad ~, ~-. vti sae. —Well, my lord. I rather prefer prison for life • itig in the streets. I have had more than 12 years in r• ,m. I cannot get employment, for the police hunt me T4e Judge sentenced the prisoner to 10 year: penal ss Prisoner (laughing)-1 did not think I had so long to *m.. (To the eolitH—You aro a smart old fellow. 1 hope I shall see your lordahip when I come and that you may give me ten years more. I would ~ester be in prison than shout the streets. I have got ,t ral places of employment, but the polka havi3 hunted • —.lit of them. 'fhe Judge—Who were the policemen? Prisoner—One of them was Holmes, but I don't see him ki Ile then wishes! hie lordship " good bye," and tripptd frost the deo& As if pleased with the heavy sentence i.9Sed upon him. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARIC. C.UTION TO 301:1EtESPUIN.—KINGULAR Cll/7..1E OF PICKING POCLETS. Wink( 0 4 tit, a well-dressed young man, •wu placed 'at the bar, charged with stealing a purse containing from the person of Penny Woodced, under the fr llowing singular circumstances : The prose:unix said that she lived wittier hnsband in Eruuswirek.street, and oa Friday evening last, between t and sa'clock, she beard a knock it her street *leer, and on going there she saw the prisoner, who asked her Irhether an engineer named Psaaer lived there ? dike told hint no, when he mid he was sure he did, anal cause alongside of her on the door step. lie then said if he hail bean misinformed perhaps she naiglit be able to tell him wto n Lo might find lir. Parker, and got into con versation with her abort the neighbourhood. She told him she was sorry she could not give hire_ any information about her neighbours, when he suddenly left her. As eons as she got into the kitchen she had occasion to put her hand in her pooket when she missed her purse, containing four half-crown, two shillings, and sixpence. As sten as her husband came home she went to the police statiou and gave information of the robbery with a de. script:on of the thief. In answer to the magistrate witness said she felt her purse in her pocket when ahe went to the door as she wanted a key. While the prisoner was conversing with her about the neighbours he came dose to her and then • be must have taken her purse. John Walker, :40 M , said be rec.:Et-ad information of the robbery, with a description of the prisoner, and knowing him well he went in search of bin, and on the previous night he saw him in the London-read. As soon as witness • approached Lim be threw a life-preserver away, and called on the bystanders to rescue him. The magistrate asked if he knew the prisoner. Witness replied in the affirmative, and added that he answered the description of a man who had lately com enitted several robberies of a finale:. description. The prisoner, who denied all knowledge of the robberies, was remanded. WANDSWORTH. WORKING MEN AND THIIII BOCIZTDEA. Frokrirk Weih, secretary to No. 1, Battersea Burial Society, held at the White Hart, was summoned by William Gerrard, the treasurer, for withholding from him n certain sum of money whick he had received from a col lector. Mr. Condy appeared for the defendant, and on pro clueing the rules of the society, he staked the complainant whether he had complied with them by entering into a bond. The complainant replied is the negative. He said a bond had been mentioned but he bad not seen one. _ _ In answer to the complaint, Mr. Coady said his client was prepared to hand over the balance in his hands and to have his accounts examined. A misunderstanding had arisen as to where the accounts should be kept. The mem bers of the society being working men in the neighbour hood wished to have their funds placed in the Battersea Savings' Bank, but the complainant deposited the money in a bank at Chelsea. _ _ A letter was produced from one of the trustees autho rising the defendant to withhold all money in his posses sion until the treasurer had transferred the funds to the Battersea Rank, and until he had given security for his office. . . Mr. Ingham was of opinion that am tho complainant had not executed his bond it was a good reason for withholding the money. He dismissal the summons, and ordered the complainant to pay the defendant ss. for his costs. A mamber of another working men's society applied to the magistrate for his advice. lie said his stock was re tained for the payment of loans for which he had been summoned, when he received the magistrate's decison in his favour. He wanted to withdraw the stock to settle another loan. — Mr. Ingham wished to look at his rules. The applicant said be had not brought them with him. The rules were, however, certified by Hr. Tidd Pratt. Mr. Ingham said he amid not give any advice until he had seen the rules. In cases of disputes the rules generally ordered them to be settled by arbitration. It was very difficult to understand the rules of friendly societies. Working men might reake , very good members of parlia ment but very bad chancellors of the exchequer. The applicant then withdrew. The Scotch papers announce the re-appearance of the cattle plague on alma nau Kebio. It is Mate& that the animals attacked formed part of a herd of shorthorns purchased a week or two ago from an English dealer. A deputation from the Manchester and Liverpool Chambers of Commerce has waited upon Sir Stafford liortheote to press the importance of completing the sur vey of the route from Rangoon to South-western China. The right bon. baronet said a war which is now going ea in Bunnell placed difficulties is the w►y of an early resump tion of the survey, but " when it should be deemed advi sable" to prosecute the undertaking, the government would do its utmost to carryout the wishes of the depu tation. Major S. Wenaley Blacksll, nowjtovernor of the West African Settlements, has been appointed Governor of Queerabuid. The British Channel fleet has just returned to the Tagus, after several days' evolution@ in the Atlantic. The American enuadron is still in the port of Lisboa. A letter from Vienna says :—" On the 12th their Majesties the King and Queen of Greece arrived here at a little before 3in the afternoon. The Queen is and loon very young—almost a child—and being small is size, this circumstance corroborates to her almost infantine appearance. She is pretty, sad there is something very pleasing in her intend air and manner. Betides the dif ferent high officers of the court and the town authorities, the F.mperor was at the station to await the arrival of the ' , nisi royal couple. When the Emperor went to the mid way carriage to greet the Quota, @he was still ruin arcund her with childlike curiosity, and for some moment entirely overlooked his Majesty. ♦ letter addressed by a Garibaldian to the ledipeadente of Bologna says :—" Count Pietro Carletti d'Orrela (a nephew of Pius LX.) was the first to enter Vallecona, holding aloft the Italian flag, shouting ' Italy for ever!' Long live Garibaldi !' Being wounded in the urn, and, seeing himself surrounded by the Papelini, he blew his brains out with a revolver, in order not to fall living into the hands of those men, who would have man rend him in the name of his uncle." A letter from Rome in the inclipectdance says : "The Pope, in visiting the hospital of the wounded a few days back, was invited by the superior of the Sisters of Charity to enter a ward is which were several Garibaldisim under treatment, and he addressed some words to them. Among those wounded were Count Coloredo d'Udine and M. Cairoli, brother of the colonel of that name killed at Acquamtosa. The latter replied to his Holiness in the boldest and strongest language. However, at the moment in which his Holiness was going out, H. Cairoli apologised for the emotion he bad not been able to overcome at the recoil vtion of his brother having been killed by the Swiss carbincers. Thie incident caused some emotion, and the apostrophe launched at the Pope by the wounded Carl keidian is still a saliod "nveria,6"." SALE or E CCL ESIASTICAL ;EST3f ENTS. (THIS pay.)—There was a a ale by auction this morning of eoclo• statical vestments at Liebenham and Story's, Kiug-sheet, Covent-garden,which vowed to excite en unusual degree of interest. The vestments. were hung round the room, and were closely inspected by a large number of persons who are interested in what is termed ritual development. There were chasubles, copes, t nnicles, dalmatica, and almost every variety of dress tmod by Roman catholic bishops and priests in the administration of the highest offices of the church, some of them towing tations of the Sa v i our , sa i nts, apostles, and rin wtrn‘rereelnw were long war in advance of any that up to the present time have been used by clergymen of the cht treh of England. even at St , Matthiaa's end St. Alban's. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1867. LATEST SPGRI'ING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LIST&-(TZIS DAY.) MONIAL OW (ET TELEGRAPH.) WARWICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SHARES ' A ND nom& Sh. 1 Pd.' 111.11.14470 l ei =so 1 Sales to-day 9 1 to 1 p.m. _ St. 100 Brigid sod Em z. 22 22 _ IS 103 , Caledonian .-_ _. 1 214 e}} 76 74 54 15. 100 Ilkantelas ..- -......._ IS ii. - Ili all l Oornmill-,,- 2 4 - IN. 100 , DMSlnandbelit ..jy744-1 73 24 - so. 100 Dundes,PartP,,kAb,4j2 70 71 - 10 6 Sail London 100 all Do. Scrir, .. ... 81. 100 IZO 4 ' And& Workeri - - - 84. 100 itsatira Ord. St. 291 30} 30 1 St 100 7. .0. X Amt. Mk.. Nol 5 0 - St. 100 P.matNeeth of Sootland 15 16 - 84. MO Oroat Northam _.. 108 110 107} 1 St. W. Do.a J A rec. no dir an , 110 111 111 St. Irja luo 6 11116p.o.lapiddll , 123 126 - 8t 100 ' Do. Ord. Del. Dtv.64oult 6 - 84. 1100 'IN. Math 41 Nal (Ira) 14 N -. St 161 (heat Western 1 641 46 451 14/ St. 100 Do.StourVal.Ona.B474 .- - - St. 100 Do. South Wales - - - St 100 Do. W. 1191.-Onterill 26 SO - St 100 Do. Do. N 29 31 - sa. 100 i Lancashire *To 110 12 1211 201 It 101 Lon.,Brightn, &S.Coaet 61} 5 1 4 52 } Et 1% ILoodoatChatbankt 171 17 171 St MO D0.)144. Erten. A6p.a. 13 16 -. St. 300 , London & North Mann. 1121 113 1123 1 84. 000 ,LondomilSoathWastara 76 74 - 8t 100 IMen. Slief..&Ltnoolneti 46} 471 - 85. 1100 l umropostan_ —..— 119} 120 1201 20 1 84. 100 Do. bit en/ion.divi dend Bp. ct 1111187 108 110 1091 Bt. 100 llsbnpolltan DI ANN 82 84 - 80 10 Do. do. do. •-• ,- -- 10 all Do. &6L Jobn'oerood - - - N. 100 Midland 1124 113 113 111 121 ' 84. 100 Do. Slim. a Derby. 81 83 - 8t 100 North British 32 33 32} 1 8t. leo Do.smo.,p.rt.i.:Foiiiil 8t 100 N. imiarn-liemrlck .. 00 98 94} 35 2 4 SS In Do. 0. N. I. Pura - - - - 8t 100 Do. Leeds --- .. 68 so W. 100 Do. York --- - - 56 88 86 64} 1 St. Iss Do. Carlisle_ ...... - - - St. 100 Do. Stook &Darin's,. 123 130 - '3O an Da do., issoas 8t 100 1117401 Landon - 116 117 U.S 10 6 Do. do. LW- 1 14 pm 4. 84. 100 Nossosessfososoks.::: so 62 - 8t 100 N. & 6 Western Jane 110 111 - 8t 100 ~nropshlre Union -- 05} 66e - 8t 100 Muth Nivea.... __ _ 44 46 - 8t 100 South laden 45 46 116 1 6 10 511 Illsinm,WokingiaViC 84 91 - N. 100 Taff Vale - 10 61 De. 0--_..--.. - - pc - et no iwassrloof iiis ... 10 8 I Walemoo & Wallehan 4.. -4 BRITISH russisasiows. b. I Pd. 1 Juraway& Closing prima. I Bsloa. 109 00 atisatiows&Lwraway 63 65 - W. 100 Ikna.Bar.&C.ln. gips. 1014 1044 1041 4 110 14 Do. 7 Bh•rat ... _ _ * s r - asi 411 Sadao Mum d Lake . 11} - 16 .11 Do. Preference II a NO 100 inff.,llrant ,111loderlel - 0 per cent.lB76-.14 - IN 70 - 8t 100 ON etB.laeterolip. e.g. - 4.. .- it. 100 CapeT.&Dockflp pi . e is . 43 60 - WS all Desamara,7p.c. 97 99 - IL 100 ad /111W.1 ill. a - 10 124 Do. do. 6do ... - - M. LOU Emit Indian gu. 6do llO 111 , 1101 11 111 6 Do. L Shares.. —-1 1. 2pm 1 - 9t 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 161 171 1 - 100 all Do. Equip. M.B.lp.ct 00 02 i - 150 all Do. let prod. Bond. -I 44 49 - 100 el/ Do. 2nd prat Bonds. U 37 - 100 all Do. Srd pre( 8400 k 2l SO - 100 all Do. 448 _pref. Stock - II MO Groat Lean Paniami)a 109 110 1001 10 9} 16 all Do. gm. 5 par mat -. .- pm i - N I Do. New do. I 1 o llim - 10 2 Do. Nam .. 1 1 pin, 34 St no at s.ot &mi.'s. rsa — ii 11 02} 1 • 1 1034 60. 100 Do. 4/ per cant. 1111 all (it Western of Canada 16} 161 1 164 1 100 all Do. .c..lsdapay.lB7l 97 99 id - 100 all Do. do. do. 1877-5. 87 9) L - 3 (imited - - - 81. 11 100 Madras guar. 6p. coot, , 1034 104} Mt 104} 4 W. 1011 Do. de. 4 do l6 98 - IL 100 Do. do. 4 do 92 ft - N all Do. 711th Extension - - - M all Nelb. and Hobsoa's Day 40 31 i , - p l 110 all Do. 6it M., pay.lBB9 98 97 - ISO all Do. 3p. at, pay. 1896 62 83 - W. 100 Nit ofean.lo c. 1 dp.B. 70 Si -. St. all 'Oudo&Rohllkuted,g.s 102 103 - 10 2} iio. Shares do }die }pm' - St all Do. Nulhatee - - I .- ea My %lode, gas. 4 percent 103 106 I 1041 IX MO Do. Deihl do.- - - 102 113 , 1021 10 16 Do. do. do par 117 80 1 - A ISO Da. Punlanb do. - 102 103 - IL NI Do. /Mu U. Rolla 87 80 I - liTo,oclo IA —1 ACcia.Ottot.,lB7ll Do. 18861 41.G0w.6 p.0..1877-86. Do. ftarAltob.llllag. Dollptrot.Mar.3l ;116.911C Do. Iporolasa.a.7 , MAXI Do. 6podoLlas. %MOO Oactil Hoped per.lB7B 416.1890-1608 Do. do. 188040, do. 180061 Do.6p.o.Ap.&0011100 160,000 Orylca.Nov. 114 6p.ot' 183400 Do 1878, do 1.000,006 Do. 1871 do. 100,006 ldoorttlis por al, 1871 100,000 Do. 600.00, Do. 1882 34,000 Do. lan '0,600 NatalGov.ip.o.Ap.aDe. "00 Do. do. May&Nov. Now Dalea.Gov.6porol Now !loath Woks Gm. p. coat, 1871 to 18761 Do. 6p. allBB to 1806 D0.6p.0.r,1857 to 1076 1 Now Zoilmodipor *sat. Do. 6per Goat. 1.0. 6 per amt. 18171 ; no.de.l6olJonelDoc Nova Ilootla 6p. a,1676, Quomottad Gov. 6p. at 130. Do. 1991 . I &Aust.Gov. p. a. 6 7. Do. 1878 and apods. Vlo.Gov.llp. o. Jam Joky Do. 6p. as Aprll,l4lo 104 1031 101§ 104 101 1•2 90 92 Se 9 103 146 146 106 163 196 196 107 94 96 10 4 1 1091 ad IE3 106 ad 104 106 196 107 104 106 106 109 103 106 102 101 a TALLY-HO STAKES. Jacob ••• ••• Sowerled .. ••• Useless ••• • - 5 ran. Winner objected to for being in a training stable. HANDICAP. • • • Isis • • • Columbine . . •• • Catalogue ... 9 ram WELTER HANDICAP. Pintail Her Ladyship Calot c 16000 100,000. 1,116,800 5,11T1,6001MM0i 100.000 1.500,000 500,000 105,000 96i 9 96 Ns 100 101 - 9..0. NURSERY HANDICAP. Nelly Rose Rettleholder Than& 96 96 104 I 106 e 11.6 107 10t 104 103 146 103 104 - - --- 14:.n. RACING STAKES. L'Africaine Substance Retirement ... 260,000' 1,010.10 D 1,177,460 1 0001 suo.oa& Lossonl 100 leg 112 113 110} 111 k 11 ran. DONNINGTON HANDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. Ceram!, Queen of Trumps, King Charming, Python, Indian Star, Mistletoe, Indigestion, l'l bus, Cellina, Ada menthes, Jeannie Deans, Marquis of Worcester, Tribune, Redbourne, Chibisi, Sis to Scottish Chief, Nancy, Tightfit e, Columbine, and Canard are here. SELLING NURSERY. Three-quarters of a nine. Reny ltel Comyn, Herelliliann. , Salvor, Leda, Capsi cum, Wild ldood, rfielns, Clara de Clara, Lady Cora, Slan der, Chlegume, Billet, Sagantick, Acorn, and Diadem are hors. BRITIBII Ml No 8. HANDICAP HURDLE. Two miles. Carus, Tbs.Lumina, Greenland, Monitreea, Harrington, Risk, an I Spurgeon are here. CHARTERED MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LONDON, AND CHINA.-(THIS DAY.) - The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at I o'clock at the bank, 15, Old Eroad.atreet ; Mr. O. G. Nicoi. in the chair. The re po rt was as follows : " The directors on the occasion of the first interim meeting present a half-yearly statement of accounts, which they trust the shareholders will consider satisfactory, showing a profit of 82,1021. 7s. ld., or upwards of 20 per cent. per annum on the capital of the bank. The directors, however, regret to state that the winding up of t hel operations of the previous very unfavour able year will entail a further loss to the bank, which will be provided for when the annual accounts are made up. An interim dividend of 3 per cent. for the half-year to June 30, has been paid, and a balance of 00,002!. 7s. 11. is carried forward to this half-year's account." The Cum asiax, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, observed that the dividend having been paid on the lst of July, there was no business to be tran sacted. The accounts showed that the bank was in a very strong position, and under all the circumstances the profit realised was satisfactory. The loss during three or four months by the itaance was between 30,00 W. and 40,0001. ; and it might be assumed, therefore, that but for that drawback the profits would have been proportionately increased. He was happy to say that the losses of the half year did not exceed 10,0001., and every thing of that kind had been written off. There was every reason to believe that the surplus of the last two half years would prove sufficient to provide for all the losses. After a short discussion the report was adopted, and the proceedings terminated in the usual manner. JOINT STOOL BAAL". Itiou. IMICLprI Aura Bank (Lira.) A Do B Albion Limited —.. Anglo Igyyttan (Lbu.)— Anis Italian (lAmitati). Australasia Banks! BrittshColpabla. is 44 4 ail 194 al!1 i lb= 8 10 6 3Me 12 11 414 2 . 164 14 9- 4 di 62 64 11 13 4 add ill 16 6 4Ms Bank of LDS Bank of our. ait i a.l BankolVictorla,A Bank al Now Zaalasial— DM& N. Amaries„.. 0. Bk. Lida, Ass., Ma& Chart. Mar. at bads. Is& alga 7 9gm 81 53 13 19 213 27 37 14 13} 39 / 92 ifs 2} 11134 4 sal. 3 lal. 164 Oosiolieleer . (L) Delta mad Loudon (1..).. LA dam ) ima a r Lea. Nag.Bankli.daleneicoL ' Taillcota Awl. Maid Itaglleh sad Swedish (L.l M k Bank (Limited; = 11 000 - 2,000 - 1,02{ 12,800 .. 612 - 6,1 N - 6,000 1 4,661 -1,016 6,ord 16,640: 6 6,000: - 6,906, .. 6,0*, - 1,0261 6,000 -1162 6,060 0,068 4 no 4ool Leto LOW .. 1,110 612 8.188 100.100 UAW (6.00011 116,000 mums. Chiverton Clifford Amal. Der. G. Con. (Tortuga ) Drakewalls East Basset (Mogen) Vast Condon East Orwitille East Lovell E. W. Ennell (Taristk ) Grumbler & Bt. &ways Great Laz (Lhatted) Great Sout e, h Tolgus 0. W. Vor (HAM.) Grenville Herocrs Foot Bingston Downs Margaret (Uny Want). Marko VaDer Mwyndy Iron Ore New 5et0..... .. North Itselcr North Wheal Chatty Prosper United Providence (C. Waal) , Caradon Bt. Meer) South Coadarrow X.W.. Planes* (Megan) r Park Tin (loft Wrist Basset (TBogan) W. Caradon (Liskeard) Weat Chlrerton West &don ia ltas i e l t er =ina ) R7 , 1 . 41. 4 arT 3 = (Madsen ) Wks. Trammel, (UA ro. I C I 1,046,08811 n. 1,078,110{ 81. i.estsooaoo 1081,666 , 81. 887.071186 ia..L Isi VI 1 Ai the tif 1.6.6 19.0 11:.7.11 14464 40 0.0.4 01. 104. 10.4 11.17.0 4.10.6 et.° POLZIGti KENDS. 4i 31 tok 425 433 15 1 _ 1 it ii 2 I+ 1 1 2 1 8 9 1 2 17 . 18 lit l 3 $6 39 ' 9 i 10 7 1 . 10,1110 10 20 10,000100 0,110 00 /0000100 10,000 100 11,000 101 00.000 00 10,000 10 0,010 100 04000 11 00,1011100 10,1100100 WOO 10 1 0,1001 00 110,000 20 00,000 W 00,000 U 9,0.0 10000100 4,000 10 00,000 10 17,011 100 10,000 100 MA* U 10,001 1011 KM 00 ET): Lad Mott. Bk. Lndla(L) Do.IW e.Deb.,11164. Wyss Loe.BILOIlerl000te.(L) Loodos and Braallias.. Do. New London& itivorPlzda(L) Do. do. do Loa. Os. Book ad Avid Loath. sod Court)_ Do. New las. at 20 p. Bpd Loudon Joint Mock leadom & South Alrkaa Loa. 411 Weldon (Lim.)l Leedom I ) 'cedes &N,yor: Do.ieslol.p.none paid Merchant Bank (Um.) . Mercantileafacoanfl..) Metropolitan (limited) Midland Bank .. Mathias! of Australasia National of Liverpool_ N. Pro. el Ragland ... Do. and t Ind haus. Now Booth Wales— North Western Oriental Bank Corpora !rosin. BankhigOorp.(l.) nvitee. or Doles_ Do. do. New.... Booth Anokalla Blond at D. B. Afrios..l Hakim of Australia LW= of Itelsig (Um.) trois of Irks 17 19 1 01 8 - 11 II 27 26 dk 6 4 dla 3 6pm par 1 pen 24 2.6 49 61 24 10}36 I 14 8.21 4 2 &A 10 7 de 09 71 28 JO pm 9 6 414 9 7914 6 8 ldls pez N 44 42 44 7 bilk 87 fa .... 9} -- zd 86 6 6 9 83e 38 7e ... 191 .... 42 91 90e 104 T 104 :4 .... 108} 96 51 100 f 10: 106 } 103 4 1121 111 10} I Wok. et 21 2 Mal 45 &I 24 24 29 21 320_400_ i I IS 401 - i - il II 14 1 - le 6 2. 70 72 160 170 00 100 16 19 17 19 100 106 CO I Pd. I i prices. I hate'. 1 Par **Dm 1 111 07 . ONIS lid 4t Pmaja‘' i I . 14 . 14 .1 j lila sd ! il ailql 1 Oidis par ipm 9 II ! 2 pm 1 xd; lid 1 346 I ,-16 n-161 i lOW 69 OH n If I dis 4 s4a I 71dul 9396 90 92 96 94 96 97 93h 92 1M 94 93 9599 Pd ICL Drum I Balsa lasi sad West India . f ig: 124 1 9 1 128 London &St Lathartn. 61 64 • Do. Dab. M. 4p. oral all Southampton 100 Amp esaamaralil PREFERENCE SHARE. Great Northern 5 per Si. redeem., at 5 per et. pm., UH, North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Harp. and Rail., 82. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 18, 4,4, I. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per oent., 771, 80. City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 121. Crystal Palace, 22. Egyptian Conunercial and Trading (Limited), 1 11-16, I. Foss-street Wszehouse (Limited), 124. Gemara Credit and Discount (Limited), 54. Hudson's Bay, 141. Madras Irrigation and Canal, 5 per cent. guar. by Indian government, 1024. National Discount Company (limited), 11, 4,10;. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 534, 2. Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New. 1855, 514. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 41, 4, j. 'Royal Mail Steam, 63. Societe Financings d'Fgypte, 24. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 69, 704. THE OAKS COLLIERY.—It would almost appear as if the engineers in charge of the Oaks colliery are unable to devise aO7 successful means for entering the working, and reoovenng the remain, of the men entombed in them. Since the explosions of the sth inst. all attempts in that pirection have nearly ceased. . . . MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Oils 400 Loot. Public securities improved this morning, owing to the satisfactory tenor of the speech just made by the French Emperor, combined with the droop ing tendency of the corn market and the absence of withdrawals of bullion from the Bank. The railway department was especially firm, and Caledonian stock was dealt in at 77, or 2 per cent. higher. A relapse, however, has since taken place upon a renewal of sales for a fall. Caledonian is now quoted 73 1 4 to 74, being If lower than yesterday. Consols have advanced i per cent. for money, but are unaltered for the account. Foreign Bonds, though less firm than at the opening, are in several cases better than yes terday. The demand for money is not active, but there is no disposition to take choice bills below If to If per cent. Consols are quoted 541 to with div., for money, and 93 to 1, ex div., for the account (Decem ber 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady at 921 to I. The transactions in British railway stocks are chiefly confined to Caledonian, which improved in the morning, but has since given way, and is now 11 per cent. worse than yesterday. Most other lines are flat, but exhibit no movement of impor tance at present. Metropolitan is quoted 119/ to 1201 ; Great Western, 45 to ; London and North Western, 1121 to 113 ; Midland, 1121 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1204 to f ; Caledonian, 731 to 74; South Eastern, 653 to I ; Great Eastern, 30 to ; Great Northern, 1071 to 1081 ; ditto A, 1101 to 1111 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 174 to 3 ; North British, 311 to 32 ; and Brighton, 52 to 4. Spanish Passive bonds and Italian of 1861 are in request, and have improved per cent., viz., to 21 to 1 and 451, to 1, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are at 611 to 621 ; ditto of 1865,31/ to 321, show ing a rise of / per cent. ; Spanish Certificates, 171 to 18, being 1 better ; Greek, 121 to f ; Egyptian, 1864, 82 to 83 ; and Mexican, 141 to 15 ; Egyptian bonds are steadier. Very few transactions have been quoted in the scrip of rthe new Egyptian loan, but the price is quoted 1 prem. The Honduras loan is rather flatter, at par to i prem. The tone of the market for American securities is rather firm. There is a demand for the 5-20 Bonds, at an advance of 1 per cent., the present price being 70i to 711. Erie Railway shares are quoted 471 to 481 ; and Illinois Central, 841 to 851, being steady. - - Atlantic Cable shares show no alteration. Anglo- American are at 181 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference 3 1 to 4. Bank shares present no movement of importance. Imperial Ottoman are 2s. lid. lower, at to g die. ; London and Westminster are called 69 to 71; Union of London, 344 to 3511; Alliance, 12 to 11 die. ; Oriental Corporation, 42 to 43 ; and London and County, 50 to 51. The shares of the Financial companies are still neglected. International, 2i to 21 dia. ; London, 24 to 23 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2i dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 6/ to 6 die. The adjourned meeting of the proprietors of East Anglian Railway stocks will be held on the 29th inat. The half-yearly meeting of the Ilfracombe Hotel Company is convened for the 28th inst., when a dividend will be declared. The second ordinary meeting of the George Hotel (Bangor) Company is called for the 29th inst. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are steady, at 94* to ;!, with div., for money, and 93 to 1 , ex div., for the accounts British railway and foreign stocks meet with in quiry, and are better. About 10,000 sovereigns have been taken from the Bank for Egypt. The 505,4001. of New Zealand Government De bentures have been allotted to-day, nearly the whole (470,0001.) being taken by Messrs. Roths child and Sons, at 1.041. ss. The miniuttoit was fixed at 102 i. The Brazilian mail has brought the news of the recall of the Baron du Penedo, who for upwards of ten years has been Brazilian minister in London. As the successful negotiator of several loans for his government, and aa connected with the formation and direction of the three Anglo-Brazilian Railway Companies, the baron is more known in the City than the members of the ay-pi diplvetatique usually are, and he is highly esteemed and respected. Hi e intended successor was M. de Macedo, but he died in Parie on the 11th inst. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2U81. over last year. _ _ The subjoined circular to the holders of certi ficate of debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company has been issued by the committee of administration : Clentlemen,—With reference to the certificates of deben• tyre, due on the 15th inst., I am instructed to inform you that the committee have taken steps to bring the trust under the control of the English courts, and to prevent any hostile or prejudicial action by forced male of the collateral securities or otherwise. With this view they have instituted a snit, as advised by counsel, in order, as far as practicable, to ensure the due administration of the trust, and to facilitate the carrying out of the scheme of reconstruction indicated in the report of the committee of investigation. In the meantime, I am to request that, pending the completion of definite arrangements, you will retain your certificates. lam also instructed to inform you that the committee have under serious consideration the wishes expressed by many holders of certificates of debenture, that they should be united in the trust for these securities with one or more of the existing trustees, and they will shortly make a further announcement on the subject. —I am, &0., If. W. SMITHyRS, Secretary. 5, Wertminsterthambers, Victoria-street, Westminster, Nov. 18. A general meeting of the proprietors of the Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia is called for the 3rd December, when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst. ; Spanish Paasive, New Throe per Cc te., 1 4 nd Deferred, and Certificates, as well as Port ague*, to # ; and Italian of 1861, #. The Honduras Government Railway Loan re. covered this afternoon to I to 1 prem. It is ex pected that the letters of allotment will be parted on Wednesday evening. - . FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—A shocking gun acci dent is reported from the village of Greenhorn, in Berk. shire. On Saturday, Mr. J. C. White, whose father is the occupier of Chapel Farm, in the above parish, had been out in the fields rook shooting, and as busmen called him to Newbury, about two miles distant, he carried the gun into the brewhouse, and laid it upon the shelf out of the reach of his younger brothers, intending to discharge its contents on his return home. In the evening one of the labourers on tin) farm named Wiggins, with two boys named Stevens. were in the brewhouse. Wiggins cleaned the knives, and when be had finished he mounted • stool and removed the gun in order to put the knifeboard on the shelf. He leid the gun on a chest below, which stood unsteadily owing to one of its legs being broken, sad in descending he aecidently touched the chest, from which the gun fell to the floor, and instantly went off. The whole of the charge entere d the head of one of the boys, named Joseph &seen', who was engaged upon the farm, and shattered him face in • frightful manner. Wiggins and the deceased's brother were 'so alarmed by the ac cident that they fell senseless to the floor, where they re mained for some time before they could cill any member of Mr. White's family. An inquiry was opened yesterday before Mr. Wooden, of Reading, one of the deputy coroners for Berlin, when • verdict of " Accidental death " was re turned. RAILWAYS AND HUNTINO.—AII these arguments WIPE MURDER ix MANCHESTER.—Last evening, have been found to be more or leas true ; and yet railroads between eight and nine o'clock, a man named Luke Mar kers done so much towards hunting that they ma almost MONDAY EVENING. be said to have crested the sport anew on a wider and C onso l s , w hi c h c l ose d on S a t ur d ay at 93 to I, tin, a brush hawker, murdered his wife in Friday-street. Lever-street, Manchester. He stabbed her i n the pit of the stomach, and she died three minutes afterwards. The mach more thoroughly organised footing than it ever held ex div, for the sth December, opened and closed before. They have brought men, and with the men their I • f removed by John Bell, 1:39 A but she was yat the same notation. For money the last de a d b e f or e she arri‘ ed at th e Royal . money, from the towns into the country ; and the men ttds Infirmary. Last and the money together have overcome all those din'. puce WB5 94g to with div. The Three per night the man had not been apprehended, and could not be found where be lived, near Oldham-road. Imme minim which the railroad' themselves have produced. Cents. Reduced an New Three per Cents. were diately after she had been stabbed, she exclaimed, " It's Homes are now made for foxes, especially constructed for quoted at 3 o'clock 92i to A. The official buil- my husband that done it." It is believed that the woman their convenience and welfare, in in which a mini- wee report is ee g a ll ows : —Th ree per c en t . c on _ mum of disturbance may be ex ; special rides across wag murdered in a drunken affn2y. and under railroads are provided ; hunting trains aro sole, for mone y , 9 4 k i, g; ditto, for account i 93 ~_ --If THE CRADLEY COLLIERY EXPLOSION M .—Two MO arranged to take hunting men in and out of the large 3, ex div. • per Cents . Reduced In 1 ; names have to be added to the Inn of deaths from tho cities ; horse" by the dozens may be seen walking in and New Three per Cents,, 921, / ; ditto Two-and-a- above serious occurrence. These are William Battleton, of out of their boxes with as much nenaustemed composure Half per Cents., 77i • Bank Stock, 245, 4, st, ; the Lye, and Solomon Guest, of Quarry Bank. Battleton as the bolder of • season ticket. Before railwaysdied yerterday morning, and Guest on Sunday. Mr. made hunting was con fi ned to the dwellers in the conn we try re , 1 Five per Cent. I India Five per Cent. ' Stock, 1 t6A ,ditto Four per Baker, the government inspector of mines, again visited or to the few rich and idle men who could give up their I Cents. ; I°° ; n d ., ittc : " enfaced " rupee the colliery at Homer-hill, yesterday , with the view of whole time to the pursuit. Now a man who cares for his , Paper , 1041, ar , ditto Five and-a-Half per Cents., examinin4 the spot where the accident happened. The Math, and can be happy on horseback may work at his I 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 538.,. 575. prem. doors, which were blown out at the time of the explosion, desk four days in the week, and bunt tile other two, sixty Exchequer Bills remain at 28e. to 31s. prem. have now been replace& —Riming*" n Peg. or a hundred miles from his home, and get back to dinner In the foreign stock market the chief feature THE PRICE OF MEAT AT GUILDFORD.—Tho with his family. Successful men of bulimia' have availed 1 was a fall of full y 3 p er cent. in the Vi ceroy f „, employes at the Guildford railway station have taken this themselves so largelLof this facility for getting air and I - question into their own hands. They have secured a place exercise, that hunt has been more than doubled, I Egypt's loan, upon the announcement that bills to ( or a shop, obtained an orthodox butcher's block, weights instead c ri ppled of tp = e by the railroads. Hunting as a considerable amount have been protested in con- and scales, &0., appointed a salesman, formed • so-opera it is now could not exist without railroads, nexion with his privy urse. The other Egyptian tive society, with president, treasurer, and secretary ; ant the use o which has been introduced into all hunting bonds declined gto 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1865 last Saturday afternoon found parch:sem amongst them. programmes, as it has into the programme of every other receded . g . On the other hand, Buenos A yres Six selves for two sheep, sold from 41d. to 7d. per lb., as well amusement and buboes of life , — St. Pours "yams fornantity of meat a at greatly reduced psis ,—Sam ar November. p ) S er Cents. improved 1 per cent. ; Russian of 1864 as ao 4 ta ord. M&ARKS. N.N.Z. N.L N.L L.N.L N.N.L N.L LN.L N.L N.N.W. N.N.W. N. -W. The poll of the Ottoman Railway shareholders closed yesterday at 4 o'clock, when the result was stated as follows—viz., for Mr. Lewis' amendment on the accounts, 2,26 shares and 218 votes; against it, 940 shares and 95 votes; showing a majority against the directors of 1,486 shares and 123 votes. A dividend will be payable on the shares of the Anglo• Mexican Mint Company on the 2nd Dec. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) This day a general court of proprietors was held at No. 4, Fenchurch-street, for the purpose of electing a governor, deputy-governor, and committee for the ensuing year ; Sir E. Hun, Bart., in the chair. The report, which has already been published, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN, in a brief speech, moved its adoption, remarking that it could tot at this period profess to give the results of the current outran, or to predict accurately the nature of the accounts which would be made up on the 31st May next. The returns, however, promised to be satisfactory so far as the quantity of furs were con cerned. There was, be was glad to say, a tendency to settle in Rupert's Land. A Psoriusron suggested the issue of shares payable to bearer as a means of incressiug the value of the property. The CHAIRMAN said that the committee would consider that suggestion. After some further questions the report was adopted. A FARMER'S WIFE FLOGGING HER SERVANT. There was an unusual number of spectators at the Hastings Town Hall, at the County Petty Session, on Saturdaj, drawn together to hear a charge of aggravated assault which was preferred against Mrs. Sarah Skinner, wife of Mr. Adolphus Skinner, farmer, of French-court. Mr. Norris appeared for the defendant, said on his advice she pleaded guilty. The bench proceeded to hear the evidence, but Mr. Nor ris obiected, on the ground that his client had pleaded guilty. The objection was °resettled. Mary Edwards, the complainant, is a diminutively-built girl, who mid she was but 19 but might easily have passed for 14 or 15. She deposed —I have been servant to Mrs. Skinner. Last Monday she thrashed me with a strap that she uses to thrash her own children with. It was a small black strap, about an inch wide, doubled. She struck me with it on my arms and back, I should think three times in the morning, and she did the same again in the after noon. She knocked my teeth down my throat; that was ever se long ago. Some of the bruises ea my arms and back are from the strap, and some from the broom. She did net beat me with the broom last Monday. I have other marks en my body. By the Chairman—She beat lee because I could not mend my clothes. Shadwell—Wly could yen not? Complaimmt—Beemme I had aot time. Mr.thske—How long have you lived with Mrs. Skinner? Complainant—Nearly five years. The Chairman—ls this the only occasion en which she has beaten you I Complainant—No, she has done it several times in the i last three years. I received wages for the first two years ; but mime that she has found me in clothes. Mr. Shadwell—Did you have her service! Complainant—No ; I ran away but Tuesday morning, because she said she would beat me in the morning again. Mr. Norris was about to address the bench, when the chairing' (Mr. Crake) said he thought it best to intimate that it was the wish of the bench to make further inquiry, and to adjourn the case ; and Mr. Norris might perhape think it necessary to Wynn the beach after hearing what was brought out in further inquiry, or any fresh charge which might be made. Mr. Norris—l don't wish to reserve or adjourn anything. The Chairman—l have told you our decision. Mr. Norris—l think it is very unfair. I never seen a ease so treated. _ The alsian—We don't want to hear whether you con sider it unfair or not. That is not the question. We think it neoemary to make other inquiries, and the case is ad journed. Mr. Norris—Having pleaded guilty, I don't think it is the thing that we should be dragged up here again. The Chairman—We are nut to be told that. It is not respectful to us. Mr. Norris—l shall certainly protest against it. Daring the hearing • certificate was produced from C. dhaenden, Esq., surgeon, who had examined the girL It read thus :—" I hereby certify that on Tuesday, November 12, 1867, I examined Mary Edwards, and found the folowing bruises on her. A. large bruise on right hip, left elbow and arm, abrased wound on ear ; swollen and contused nose—all of which were severe and recant. Old bruises on back and between shouklers, right arm and elbow , and several minor ones, all over body and extremities. She is an undersized girl, and of a weak con stitution." _ . . lir. Norris objected to the reacting of the above, and it was ordered that Mr. Ashenden should be summoned to attend on Dec. 7, when the hearing will be resumed. — Surrey Standard. No. I NA. I Mom 85,060 100,600 1 1 10,600 ., I* 16,000 10 16,000 10,000. 10,000 10 76,162 1 o . !mai Dol kify Umited) Angto-Bres.Gold(Lim.) Itudeallan CIP• cow Ospoloouver (lAndted : C4ontaleso.&B.Min., Copley° (Limited) ....• Doe Pedro, N. Del key, Q . 7 (Y,1144)1 4 lei 1771 peoaral Kapanda_ (Limited) ; Linszes (Lited) (L.lmSod). 'tuattanfas Irsoulcillo Copper (L.ll Pestarsna 90 . 14 cm— • PontipboodlilivieLeali Port Phillip !opal Cob'? Copper 13,000 eo;000 10,000 100.000 12000 (Ltm.) 45,936 1 Ito;si Grande a c 110,200 1 Poottlah Austral 11,000 10 St. Joba MU/ Illia. 41,174 00 Unikd llasisma 90,000 I Val Baikal& (L. 10,000 10 Vaaoslivor OW (Lim 10, o,oo o ooo' aml 1 V M 2l @mum flinated; bo, Gold (WOW, 11.1,420, 1 Worthing (Limited) .., 16,2001 1 Yorke Peolnaals (Lim. 24400. B Yodel:m=oW= 1110%4 Ii o. ovvisreC eOeS3l6 el 1110,000; et. 518,000 1 n o g e le el t el l 11110,714 el 1000 SW IS. emus. _t • - - • 434 - Wpo. MarAlai 100 G. Nitta& p.c. Jan.& J ,100 11.-ox., I p. et., Jan. & July ... . 100 Luuc.&YL4p.c.Jami.&Jly 100 Len. Briels4p.o.Jao.4.lly,loo L.&N. July 100 Do. Jan.& July 100 Let& W.4p.0. Jan.& July 100 Mkthuld,tp.o.Jsu.&J N. British, L P. & D.8., u1y 1 100 I IP. ct., Feb. & Aug. ,1011 N.ratan.,llo.c.Jsc.&July 100 .800t.N.L,5p.e..Ap.&04.,100 #2 . 4311 3 2111 ii ii Mal 8 6 dbif 27 2il 8 earl 14 86 NORZIGN £AXLWA' RE-OPENING OF Nzw PALACE -YARD, WESTMIN STER, AND THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD SEARCHING FOR Gl:arrowDm, Sic.—This morning, New Palace-yard, having been enclosed by an ornamental et railing, was opened for carriages, he. Instead of cabs drag allowed to occupy the spew almost indiscriminately as formerly, they will be confined to a double rank opposite the entrance to West minster-hall, at the extreme end of the enclosure parallel with Bridge-street. By this arrangement the ingress and wfts of members =maims will be unimpeded and much risk of danger obviated. As usual on the morning of the opening of parliament the Yeoman of the Guard pro ceeded to examine the vaults underneath the Parliament "' 0 " I Houses. • lan en ,G.Lusesabonegip.meLi 20 I Do. THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT DCDLEY PORT.— i d o i ll H avana and m a t a 1 Mr. Nixon, of this town, the passenger who was so we pall Lunn= and Ir= seriously injured in the railway accident at Dudley Port, 100 all , Matteis. and. on Saturday, died at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. The 100 i_ Do 80000 d_, ~,_____lmme.• -n unfortunate deceased, who from the first was not expected L I P l' ° D t l k a ll '"'11, a 7 . , to recover , sustained compound fractures of both legs, and us all !ow. (yr ns ka.) two small of the right limb being forced through the an I D o , d o . D ive d .1 rf calf. An inquest upon the body will probably be held i• all , IwomokNuagi. to-morrow. All the other sufferers are in a fair way 100 all •SiR. P. (Pees) of recovery. Madeley, the fireman, who received a con- ..„‘ ,a l j, 'l l9 'l9' ll lh OP. et • onseion of the brain , and whose life was for some time in ••• `" In Ormadta p. at 20 'all ua. alone-Ven.ap.c. considerable jeopardy, is now out of danger. The whole in iw s outh Easu ip cit a p. of the injured men were yesterday visited by Dr. Cooper, so lau `aeatheraotitrawaskaa the physician of the Great Western Railway Company.— al all 'south Italian, S per at Birmingham Poi:, lit in ilf. ON. W. oi Tra. lip. a. lk. 1 Pd. 1 P.AMneva. (v 2...., m all = Laar T aaa _ I F _ ::31 14 II fl i 1 5 all Belgian IL JaLos P L . 1 1,1 - IS all LA,Tra5.0.14.19.4.(L) He - M all Central Armstane __ 13 la - 106 111 0091.1p0 ... ..... -- - ••• 10 Do. lota:Mon -pa me NO 'so Dunablft a WlipklL 11 20 Ma 68 IP 18 MON imlsh - Se 4pm - 10 all fa - M all &mom 02 . 12;c0. -- ,._ 2o 22 xd - M DI Central (1.) 18 16 Me - M all _ Lazialboug __ 9 94 - M all LambergeuMU(L) 10 la - M all Mexican (L) - M all Nam. IBy the ql3 - M ail 1150 0 p.a.Pri 1 Balm goy 1 19 .. 18 all Northern of b*ramet 10 II IL Ilan. B.Ayree g tp.o I a - 10 all DeNned _ - 10 K lan ,Ne Trask Fred - - II all lOticanan (Bmynnaidln $4 41 - SO all I Paria,ljoinendlledit. 25 - M all 'Parts and 071Mne , is $6 - M on Doane a a Traztola go 9 10 - 10 10 lloyat Sardinian - - em 5 all Aoyal Swedish .. _ - - .- -. 4 all I Do. 7 per 0u5t.....- SO all 1 Nadir* and Mame .. - - 10 an o Do._ Iliperant.Pret. - 10 an Ban Prodo(l.) 4.7 per et 1 1.1 - M all B.Anat&Lora.Vanetaan 1 1 131 10 18 40194 last. of Porta/AI -.- dla - M all ilionkbern ot France_.. 21 22 - M all Turin and Savona - _ 1 9 - 81 MI West Flanders Dent _ 81 10 all Do. 14 per Prat 9 - 90 all Watt N.W. of Femme 114 1 - YOR.SION oBLIGIATIOI.S. ILI 29.1 Unman. 1 Closing prior. 1 Was. 4 lan 03.Lnaanaboarg5 pant. al 1 It I Do. - 100 all Havana and Motown' 87 90 ee. MO Pall lanasone sod Fri 163 1161 me 100 all Manias and - 100 i Do Second Irma.... 87 MO SO I North, a France I p 111 111 •-• 20 Do Chart Hy, d. ee. em 100 all , Ottonssa (Smyrna, IM.) 40 ro .... all I Do. 95901 at 79 24 22 - se ' a ll Iso do. rf l r ri x t r a t 11 . 4 t - - 4an yal Swedish 6p. 4. 11 2 - 100 ell la Grande? p. M. 88 55 - N ell tie & Loia-Van. N.O. 84 II m. 100 1W South East.of Porely. ..- - 10 ;all )11onthernotIvraneellp.a. 111 11 me 111 all 'South Italian, 1 Twat a - it 111 i1c0iN.W.24122.1p.0. 11 12 -. MINI& -(THIS DAY.) On o'Crocw: The mining market is quiet, and prices generally show no alteration. Cann Brea shares are quoted 25 to 27t • Wheal Seton, Int to 102} ; Prince of Wales, 525. 6d. to 535. 6d. ; North Treakerby, 335. 6d. to 345. 6d. ; East Lovell, 8 tot ; Wait Chiverton, 70 to 71; Chiverton Mocr, 51 to 6 ; North Chiverton, 41 to ; Clifford, 6, tot ; North Crofty, 2 1 to 3 ; Wheal Grenville, 245. to 255. East Caradon, 6/ to ; East Russell, ig to ; and Great Vor, 17t to 18. A moderate amount of business is reported in foreign and colonial mining shares Annexed are the quotations, viz. : St. John del Rey are at 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 2 to 2} prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to I prem. ; Peetarena, par to 1- prem. ; Chontales, lt to 11 dia. ; Roaaa Grande, it to! ; Anglo-Italian;,{ to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, Itto 11 ; Frontino and Bolivia, I ; Port Phillip, 1t to 1/; and Central American, dis. to par. The directors of the Chontales Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited) have made a call of 10s. per share, payable on or before the 23rd of December. - 7-- The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received the following report, dated Morro Velho, Oct. 17 :—Produce for Sept., 40,962 °Raves ; from 5,514 tons ore yield 7.053 oitavaa per ton ; cost for Sept., 8,6871. ; profit for ditto, 7,10 V. ; produce 11 days of Oct., 13,896 oitavas ; yield 6.63 d oitavaa per ton. An extraordinary general meeting of the Anglo- Italian Mining Company (Limited) is fixed for the 25th inst., to confirm the resolutions passed on the 4th. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETE. (THIS DAY.) (ar TELEGIAPH.) (mos onn OWN CONWPONDINT.) Corros.—Ti e market CON ti N IIIII steady. Bales about 8,090 bales. Coss.—Attendance at market good. Demand fur wheat fair, at about Friday's rates. Flour dull, and nominally cheaper. Beans, Is. and la. 6d. u cLuarter darer; 44.. tid. Oats and oatmeal d ull, and prices in favour of buyers. Indian corn, steady, at • f s decline ; mixed, 495. 3d. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (ny TKLIGILON.) (PION OUR OWN 0011118PONDENT.) The market was very quiet for all descriptions of grain, and prices rather lower. 11:1240ING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAIL—The market baa opened steadily but quietly, brown qualities are most in request. I,OOU bags of Guatemala sold at 325. ; refined is in less request, and prices have a downward tendency. COFFEE.—The demand is rather quiet except for &sir able qualities of native, for which there is an active in quiry at firmer rates. Tr-A.—There is no improvement in the demand for this article. RUN, RICE, ANTI SALTPETRE remain quiet. Toarmuc.—Bengal sold by private contract at the former price of 21s. Gd. Corroit.—There was • fair, but not an active demand, at last week's closing rates. JUTE.—There is a fair business doing at rather firmer prices. . . . Hem - P.—St. Petersburg, clean, is quiet, at the reduced price of 391. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) The niarket is quiet. Tows tallow, 4S. 6d. ; Peters. burg Y.C. on the spot, 43. . ; Year, 435. ; December, Qs.; Spring, 43 4. 61.; March, 445. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THI3 DAY.) Mr. Marie, James Easton reports trade slow at the lowing pricey viz.:—Prime clover, 90a. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 00s. to 75a. ; prime hay, 725. 6d. to 80a. ; inferior ditto, 665. to 60s. ; straw, Ms. to Ms. PROVINCIAL MARI NARKIVS. LIVERPOOL, Nor. 18.—Sale. : Caledonian 74; 4 al 321 1; 1 2—Greet Eastern, 101—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 1 1 110 1 1 I—London sad North Western, 11 8 121 13 121 13 121 13—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolitabhvi,, 47 I—Metropolitan,1—Metropolitan, 1191-11kiland, 1141 1 I 14 121 1 13 1 13 121 13 121—North Eastern Berwick capital stock, 49 South Eastern, 44:.11—North Extern, West Hartley°. .1 A, Mt Birkenhead, 901-Ituffalo and Lake Huron, 31—Grand Trunk of Canada, 161 —Great Western of Canada, 16 6t-14—Sonde, Punjaab, 102—Erie, 43-1111nois Central, 261—United enter 6.30 (1862', May 1, Nov. 1, 701—Ditto 5.20 11866), Mm 1, Nov. 1, 00 —Butch Rhenish, paid up, 231 Queen Insurance, 1 d.— Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., S 18-16—National Steam Ship Company ( Lim ited!, T. Mnannerßa. Nov. 18.—A very large Wainer doing prices generally lower, more especially for Caledonian, Leeds, Midlan , and Metropolitan. Atlantic Telegraph Preference Eight per Cent.,d, 80—Caledcolan, 70 431;3 21 3 411 3 21 111 11 _ 1 ; 212 1 1 2—Ebbw Vale tinned). 16 d.—Erles, U—Grad - astern, 30} } l } - Oren Northern A, 1111 1 11 11 104—tirand Trunk of Canada, 161—Great Western of Canada, 161—Great Western, 444 11 1 4—lllinois, SS—John Brown and Co. (United 30 d.—lan cashlre and Yorkshire, 121 21 .3 120/ MlO 1 1 I—Loadon and North Western, 113 121 1-21anthener, and Uncolandre, 471 17 I—Ditto per Cent. Pref.. ai—Metso polite. 120; 20 !PO 20—Midland, 1144 11 11 In 1 I 13 12; if I I—North British,B2l—North ftnern, Berwick, 101•—Dan Yorks, 80—south Eastern, 661 6 51 9nited States 6-20 Year. Bonds, 70I—North Eastern, Lee&, Yenned, 901—United States 1-30 (1866), 694. B/RIIIKOR/M, Nos'. 18.—The aides to-day were—ln Lloyd's Bank Shares. at 01 perm.: fitoorbridire and Kidderminster Banks, as 14; and Birmingham New Cann Mill Shares, at sa per share. Closing penes: —9lOll Midge Railway Shares, buyers, at 6- Btnfordshire and Worcestershire Canals, sellers, at 300-11M land Piniuscial, at 1 11-16 to 1; dic—Birmison Gas New Ordinary rifle*. at 41 prem., sellers—Britannia Mills, at 1 1.18 to dis.-1111dland Wagou Shares. sellers, at 92-Ilirminghain Small Ams Clan A Shama *ellen, at ti nem WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TOZSDAY, NOVENBIR 19, 8 ALL .1 a 44 Nairn 10.31 11 Aberdeen .30.8346 N.R. Leith 80.3461 W. Ardrowan ;3OA! 46 N. Greenewile 30.48 45 It. Vslentia MAO 4.; N.Y.. Roche's Point 30.63 44 N. N. 6 =i— —60.30 471 W.N.W. d —13.42 48 N.N.W. Penzance 10.47.441 W.N.W. N.N.W. W. N.W. -. 41143 . 411 S.E. Indentl3ol2{ 39 N.E. 50chef0rt....134.24 36 N. Plymouth ... 30.4640 N. Weymouth — 1 30.46 42 N.W. Portsmouth.. 30.4043 N. London ....,30.3042 W. Yummuth i 110.31 46 IW. Scarborough. j 30.31 N.W. Melds '30.34 371 N.W. Hakim. 'ft 18 40 N.W. -.- At the southern stations a considerable increase in bar o metric& pressure has taken place. but on the northern and eastern coasts pressures are nearly the same as they Isere yesterday. The maxi mum readings are reported from the s W. of Ireland, where the temperature has risen. Fresh winds from the northwest blew yesterday in the northern and western districts but this morn ing winds are light and variable on the channel coasts. and else where moderate. Weather is dry and generally overcast with mist prevailing in places. I