The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-14 00:00:00

I.ON FON 0 II Is EVENING.) 111'1 , 101. 1' ... 6, M"4/ m." tee.oa. T'l E %THEM. • . I 11.4 I V uele.** ** Hug O'Srots." "JUL. "— ?'u.ln;.' • •• Leah." " Ilia P.M Casa- tn . t".O (4.tle Elbow." "Mate Cristo."—T •• D., A ft , r the We.latg." " After Dark." ItuttAlty." - tiel.wk. . , • • 1.• i• t. , 11. m.• If " "The Rightful tleir." —7 o'Art.k. rc.a.sh , t an I Cra.lier." "The Tollow re.spart." _ _ Thf TArl• - 14111 , P " The Stranger, &raver t , I•r• - -. n el.. h. 1 , ..e particulars are advt. 'I hr Wel.** Hunt." "The Field of lbe Cloth of 31Arriage at A..y Friee."-7.lloietinek. • tr W /OA? • -** k! II • "Ssesety."-7.3. o'clock. Blow "Lucretia Dm* 34 Portrere." —7 r.*.•lnelt. .7.—" Al th Witter* in net Geld." "The Rlte and . es Richard 114" The Clockmit., , e , , nu." "The Wife* SP. 114." 'Ana Este and WeAt Rate" : o aoek. r • Antrnmsraran, Doti • an. -- .1%010. I:oenee in the •• •unia.—" rancri. the Al• beetle.. The 011 Old Story." -4.46. 6: •}PABD. Dsogvr A fit •' l 7 of Bataxa Ins , EILLANEOI.7B. p,,,, R. — Xt. Mark Leman as FahMg.— 1 n'elo,k tAn afternvon. For partiratars ace &bd. .CISTT XIIMTNII.. ST.. , %fillet HALL.-4 IlAti. %PILLY.-31x. Nortmes Eater .^n rat .—P 0'0...1 .• Tll. MN te.—Tbe Electric Orpa, &e. For part teat» • Tri•Arcel. DEATII OF if. 114 Vl-V. .•,:r+th of 31. Harju is wported from Paris. yen's of age. M. Ravin entered political .arly as Is3l. ant sat in the Chamber of I A almost t iouuliout the reign of Louis A ter the iceoh.tion of February. be .1 cted to the Conieituent Assembly, which be I. lus app • it:mt.:it as a councillor of stste. In .i u poe thai , s ol.tieal director and principal per. • t of fix pop :l.r p•nanal the S.. r e enable! him to !wading pert in the selection of the oppos:ti3n list Jat s for tore. w:a..11 was triumphant wASont • • ption. Le Wits, If was elected both for Pans awl , t .rtm nt of the Man:be. where he had property an 1 t. I, is e. elected to sit for the country ti:,, is nib: to 114. le another liberal seat for P.sria was co a bri taut man. and his great prooprrity h nt life pia vokt d the frequent shafts of envy. y Ad's c d 1 be.al, with little to lose, often ac -1..m of complai.na -e to the clergy and the govern whic t e • CI( p. °lowed to oppose. But although .red the .st.c.'r through difficult times with saffi- rnatter.ce not to grt it euppramed, he could not 'y act used of t aviug ever sacrificed any essentially r.d principle. TLe Littst taunt naiad him that he • n T(.4 at the election for the Manche of the Empress's the Marquis de Piennee is euffi:•iently re d by the fact that he was on his death bed when the lature was brought forward. M. Flavin W3l born 1..0 in 1;59, and wss a son of a member of the con , • a. who was proscribed as a regiride from 181 G to He 'awed that period with his father abroad. RAORDINART SUICIDE OP A FRENCH GESTLEMAY. raulin, the son of a man who made a fortune fitsera,on (the French Bluer4ted New*, of which the founder), committed suicide on Thursday, at lioue, No. 3, Rue Grange Batehi•re. After starting wan an income of upwards of 3,000!. a year, he lautalf by gambling at the Bourse and the German tub:i s At Homburg and Baden-Baden he fre p eyed the maximum and broke the bank. He ft a heard to *ay that when he was thoroughly e 4 out he would kill himself. He fulfilled the etveiopiog his head in linen soaked in enormous ties of chloroform. Rev. J. E. Bennett, of Fronw, writes to that he did not authorise any person to defend him way at the late inquiry at London-house. : RECILNT COLLISION AT TILE NORE.—The int,uity into the circumstances connected with this -bee was reeumed yesterday at the Greenwich Po :rt. The witnesses examined included John Finley, :in on board the North Star ; Christian Christian- Notweif an pilot, and seaman on board the same and William Glew, the chief engineer. Two statement' , were handed into the court. The first ,gthy document from Captain M•Gill Wallace, N orth Star. The second was from Mr. Hendry. the • barge, in which he stated :—" Captain Wallace took .mself to .teady the helm before it was proper t and td been left on a starboard tack half a minute we should have cleared the Leifchardt." The court :or tome time, and on its return it was as. .1 that the inquiry would stand adjourned. I'AORDINART AFFAIR.—At the Westminster curt y aterday, Leonie Fourier, 17, and Charles 17. peeping as man and wife, natives of Mar. were charged with administering a noxious drug trine Martin, with intent to do her grievous bodily The facts of the case are very extraordinary. Tho • s rented a room in Paris of Auguste Martin, hue of the prosecutrix. and left Paris in the latter part of reek. Martin is in Paris, and his wife lime in Little ton-street, Westminster, and there, at 3 o'clock on _relay afternoon. the prisoners appeared with Mrs. Mar who had met their in the street. They had Ash for sap id Mrs. Marin, attar drinking her beer, was shown ipi urn in &bottle by the male prisoner, who afterwards airs. Martin's sister to fetch some prussic acid. \Latin suddenly became al y, and after stating her :Las. she had been dragged, e perfectly uncon ..-TA remained to till the morning. !the is now pro d favourably. When taken, a liottle, containing a .1 pin. was found on the man, and on both of them jewellery . , in which Martin deals, taken from a 0i di awers in the room. The male prisoner put I ~ tiestions through X. Albert, the interpreter, and make a statement, bit on the magistrate de • , s !mar it. be requested that the woman might be • . 1. as she could not be guilty. Mr. belle said he e hail , but as they had no friends in England, :44 speak the language, they were remanded to • Monday, to enable the husband of the injured • r.st from Paris, and to see bow she ingresses. ...TIN V. MACKONOCIIIE.''—TIIR ST. CibE.—This ease, which wan specially •• to be heard the first thing at the Judicial Com the Privy Council on Monday next, has been iced on the list, and the appeal, "The Rev. • gv. the Bishop of Winchester," will be taken • •' ng of the court. ii s • litAilsALF.,” THE NOTORIOUS PRLVT• Yesterday after noon Dr. Lankester presided over tleikenwell House of Correction, roldbath ;..quire into the circumstances attending the Dugdale, aged GO, who died while a *, the above gaol. The deceased was the notori- Ass, wl.o for many years past carried on a nefa • ss ra of dealing in and circulating obscene Ile was that received as a prisoner in the above ty-eia years ago. and atter Lord Campbell's as frequently sentenced to prison. lie was hound guilty of misdemeanour at the Mid c sessions, when Sir W. Bodkin sentenced to eighteen calendar months with hazel l a b our . mints and lithographic stomas seized at the time .r.slale's last apprehension were worth several thou ,,f pounds, and if of a moral character would have s sp-iderably greater value. From their obscenity w. le destroyed. The deceased, on receiving his seri -4 the 7.md of Jane last, said, " I am an old man, never again come out of prison alive." This, it Nee his usual reedy. A daughter of the deceased s vidence that her father did not complain of the t and added, " I believe that if lie had had • history and geography his life would have been bad only a Bible, prayer-book and tracts to Le knew all by heart." Dugdale died on ..; last from paralysis, and the jury atter hearing .ce found that death resulted from natural •11*MION_ OF TEE BLoon.—StEori...na RE- r. We hnd it stated in the Arnim aki Pepsis of em.. that Dr. Enrico Albanese • kw days ago per utts ti... operation of tramdmion of the blood with at the Hospital della Concedione of that city. .# 17, named Giuseppe UIBAZZO, of Cimm, rt....red at that establishment on the 29th of ?MKT last with a bad humour on his leg, which Mt: end rendered amputation necessary, the .ht being very much emaciated, and labouring :men The operation reduced hint to a worm state ere. r, and it became apparent that he wee fast Riwk. the pulse being imperceptible, the eyes dull and the Albanese cold. In this emergen c y D r . Albane had recourse transfusion of blood as the only remedy that had been tried. Two assistants of the hospital offered 1.0: their veins opened for the purpose, and thus, at (tercet interrala, 220 gms. of blood were introduced ht• patient's yystem. After the Bret time he re t-tt the faculty of speech, and stated that, before, he Luther see nor hear, but felt as if he were dying in , r• Ile is now in a fair state of recovery. !'~• r.al pt i . n red at.berla d by t Adv. • t.t Lo t. u. Et, : M. rA t. the IM was th 4 J ieU • d- wit Lin art :J: to p a oft t ▪ ethy l 11 that ywa - • :at • ..:rt. • e .Not at ?or . t :T.• ha 1 Lms ! Ad b we • ..: t tl wl t 1 LXTI'A • 0 , ••• , au WP ▪ ]of tk • wo,k. .r▪ eday who It • and Alto :•• Mud .11 • ~ • • t, , s. • • . • ; . • i y is to prir ' I 4. • • ,•: Inb • \ • • nu , . Mt, ••1 11l eW the !col ' tr (I fs ' 4 41 kit. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1868. SECOND E DIP EON. LAW INTLLLIULNOL-(1111S DAY.) EQUITY COURT. crefeee Vice-(Aaneeffor Sir 0. H. o;ffard.) Ft AFAGAN C. MI OHEAT 1 1/11111111131 11•11.11• Y IMICANT. lu this case, which was a snit by Mr. ii "naves, Oil pre:u.l Itclrktorof the Ores* Western Hotel at itealier, (hinting to be entiEed to take from the compisny a lest, of the ri hoshinent rooms at the Unit Western Railway 'tat Reeding, fora term of years co-extensive with thst it, %huh a *steel the holed premises had been granted by the a wimpy, and playlet foe an injunction to restrain the et imjnoy farm letting the refreshment rooms to anyone else than the plaintiff, or allowing anyone else to weepy tit us— his Honour on Thursday last, dismissed the bill su tar us it 'elated to the sew refreshment rooms which tie contjany Lave lately erected, and so far as it relate 1 the loner refreshment-room, but reserved his judgment so isr es the case went to the upper refreshment-rooms. As to there, his Honour now raid, that the ease depended upon 110 egirement entered into between the company and Mews. Grimed' and Peto, the builders of the hotel, in IMO. whertby the premises were agreed to be let to the builders, "their assigns and nominees," for 99 years tri m Lady-day, 184 U, for the purpose of building the hotel. That agreement contained a proviso that if at any time during the term the business should be discoutiuuej, or not carried on to the satisfaction of the chairm an and deputy-chairman of the company, the lease should famine determinable; and further that Griseell and Peto should l.ave the occupation of the refreshment rooms `•st.bject to the same restrictions and provisions as relate to the canying on of the business of the hotel, both as retards the quality and prices of provisions, and manage mt nt thereof." This agreement his Honour sa.d was cum:buy only, but it had been in great part executed, and so, 1 aving become binding on the company, was not 'evocable by them. His construction of the clause heat ing to o.e iefreshment zooms was that the company wire hound to grant a lease of the rooms to Messrs. tinsel! an I l'tto, and their assigns and nominees, " being ten luta of dl e hotel." Consequently, although the plaintiff, as proprietor of the hotel, was not bound to take the refresh ment-it 0111 P, yet he had the option of doing so; and if he tsetse:red that option and chose to take them, the cam ] ssq vete bound to assign to him as one of the assigns nusi nominees of the original builders a team of the r.ro s, PO Inns us he remained proprietor of the hotel; sub,ject to the j in's° as to management. There wield thorotore he a diclatation to that ettect, with a reference to c`irmbirs to settle the lease; and iu the meautime the tleeit lusts wee not to be disturbed by any proevelingt at law. 1 eyt tad that the plaintiff, as his Honour hal said, wis euritleel to no relief. He could give the plaintiff u r eosin avd the piaintiff mint pay the, costs of that peel of the suit winch had failed. , (JAW. si a maidemen. living in tleorgesssreeks luol'esllon's proved Peeing the pro emitter batsman lie 1. 11 - eller and smother min, ni.d seeing the priscin3r withdrim his lined from the p-o ec'itor's tr.n wen pneket and lore it in his own. atul directly after the preemottor es nitaaiusid of losing hie watch. and. on the 01,24 . 0)10 going into the home tl.e misname was gone. 1 he in raid he siiit4 at the Oxford Stoma got dtunk in the company of the priioner and ntanr Reamers to Ifm, and lost his watch, wheal be had taken of his slain, and placed in his tronners pocket fur entity. He tscollectid try little of the matter. liian,wer to the prisoner the prosecutor said he did not ask Om landlady to mind his chain. Pettier tit Fox, C divih.lon, wild the prisoner brilimml to rue of the lowest gangs of thieves who were in the hsbit of feequi siting Oxford-street nightly. r. d'Es =wart remanded the pri,onor. GREENWiCH. Demo gritaltr BUSIEST. John Fervor, agi d 19, a convicted thief, was brought up on remand charged with stealing a gold watch, value 201., end a puree oontaioing a sovereign, half iLiversign, ar.d other money, the property of Mr. Henry Stamford, of the Ayr nue-ruad, Lewu.ham. The prosecutor is an artist, and on the night of the 6th July lact, having lost a train from London, he hire 1 a oats to bring him ea far as Deptford. On alighting in Dept ford-broadway, and when an the act of paying the cabman, the irboner tame up and Prattled the purse from his hand and ran of. The prosecutor pursued him rome dirlance and captured him, and promised not to give him into custody if he returned the purse. 'the primmer thereupon seized the gold watch be onging to the proexutor and ran off with it. and when again pursued by the prosecutor he effected his escape. Nothing more was seen of him from that time until a tew days ago, when he was brought in custody to the Black heath-reed police-station, on a charge of stealing a quer tern loaf, when he was recopised by Linz, a plain eothes constable of the H division, and he was then fur ther charged with the above robbery. Mr. Maude committed the prisoner for trial at the ma Fluky &redone. GREAT FIRE AT Till PECKHAM-RYE FIRE AARE CSIUM.-171116 1141.) This (fiaturday) utoruing, at an ourly hour, a fire, attended with the destruction of property roughly valued at some thousand pounds sterling, broke out in the estrneive premises known as the torkbs.m-rye Firearms Muter In. The building was four floors high, the throe upper foots be;ng tenanted by Messrs. Buseey and Ca., Rimy accoutrement unnufarturers, and the ground flo e folioed the office of Mr. Olson, the sec.eLsry, and the Museum. he damage dote is thus officially returned by Cs?tsin Shaw 13ussey and Co., army accoatrunent makers ; the three upper floors of a balding of four floor] buint out, and roof off ; re .t of building, including the Museum of Fise Arms, seriously damaged by fire and eater. Cause of flie unknown. Barometer omeeton aau miaow to at Mr. at sus isml The letterer (Ming), f if s (steady), tad .*. ainstien at mar of the mreary within last 14 Marc ilarimarest gad la ahado. Entraps Met with tin amnia" Imins Mt Wboas Weather; b.—bhmi sky; n—tioudin (diguits4) • t. — feir L—han ; I IL—WA/ (Mq)• ; on—mtrosol ; n—mow ; t—tnundar. nainmy mow se Mil ). dozing last Siloam Bea dintabsom Barometrical pressare has decreased at in stations, especially on our east meat, where the change is 014 in. at Yarmouth. Beadinge are ETU very high in the north and west, and exceed that a/ Yarmouth hi ci& atent three-tenths, Temperature has fallen ia the south of hind and !,Mead , whilst a lag rise rim perceived in e north. Light variable triode were prevalent yesterday. This morning a north-emterly wind it re- potted from the north of England and the French Goad, last else where the wind is northerly and light. Cloudy weather is way. nil, with fog and mart in the south-wed. Much fag and light ning are reported from the north-west come, and a little rain ha. !slim intim met of lingiaad. SIR JONI( LAWRENCE'S RETURN.—The bestowal of a peerage on Sir John Lawrence is $ matter of course. The wonder is that his L.cellency's *anions in 1837-69 did not call forth an honour which the Abyssinian Rape ditMn has secured for Sir Robert Napier ; and still mare, that when selected as Viceroy and Governor-General of an Asiatic empire, Sir John was not made a pair. The honour will now be the wore easily borne, howevw, for, notwithstanding his unprecedented liberally, Sir John Lawrence must bane saved enough to found a family from a clear income of 28.0001. a Te ar =lading hie service and special pensions, besides previous savings of thirty-five years. His sou, Jobn Hamilton Lawrence. is now twenty-two years of age. Will his Excellency's title be Viscount Lawrence of Labor. Y The name of Lawrence will not, we trust, be sunk in a territorial title. —friend of India. LATXST FONXIGIN JNTSIXILIESCE. (eom= zutrews awn.) THE BRAZILS. LISBON, Nov. I. ''TIo Menageries Imperialos stosmer Navarre arrived bore at 0 a.m. to-day. RIO DE JANEIRO, 03r 21. Excharge on London, 191; sovereigns, 12.810 Cold bonds, 70 ruilnis premium. C,ffae, good first, 6.000 mi.; salon, 93,000 bap ; ship n:tuts since the departure of the last mail :-10 the Channel, 7,900 bags ; to the North of &trope, 20,251 bags ; to the Mediterranean, 10,052 b.tg4; to the United States, 04,492 bags ; and to other ports, 3,471 bags ; stook, 180,000 bags. Flour, 32. Woo], 37. Cardiff coals unchanged. Eialt, 700. Freight to the Channel, 40; to the Unitol States, 35. BAHIA. Oar. 27. Ear Lange on London, 191 ; on Paris, 432 to 483. Sugar: Museavados, 2.700 to 2.730 rein. Cotton, 11.600 refs. PERNAMBUCO, Nov. 2. Exchange on London, 19i ; on Paris, 483 to 41;0. The La Plata arrived at Pernambuco on the 28th inst. MONEY MARKIIT.-(THIS DAY.) ONE 0' GiA3CK. The dealings in the stock markets are upon a limited seals, and the tone generally is dull. Consols are offered, and have decliuod 4 per coat. &me of the foreign bonds are also rather lower, but the recent improvement in railway securities is wsintained. Betaking and misuellanoous shares are unaltered, apart from a trifling reoo►ory in Hudson's Bay. The applications for discount are upon a mode rate scale, and the charge for the best bills is un altered, at 11 to 2 per cent. Alvances on English government securities are offered in the Stoak Exchange at 1 to 14 per cont. Consols are quoted 941 to 4 for money and the amount (Deo. 1); and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Carte., 921 to 1. Only a few bargains have been recorded in rail way stocks. London and North Western is / per cent. higher, at 1131 to 4; but the other de scriptions are without variation. Great Western, 802 to 61; Midland, 113/ to 4; London and South Western, 87/ to 681 ; Greet Eastern, 441 to 4; Brighton, 501 to 4; South Eastern. 794 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1071 to 4; Great Northern, 1051 to 106 ; ditto A, 1042 td 1031 ; Caledonian, 741 to 4; Lancashire and York shire, 1281 to 4; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to 1; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 474 to 484. Foreign lends are dull, and a reduction of to per cent. Las occurred in Italian of 1831, the Orel Vitebsk Railway loan, Spanish of 1837, and Turkish of 1863. Priori are quotel as follows : Brazilian of 1863, 771 to 734 ; Chiller' of 1667. ISt to 934; Egyptian of 1804, 81 to 82; ditto of 1868, 744 to 4; Italian of 1831, 564 to 36 ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 3 to f prom.; Mexican, 151 to 16 ; Peruvian of 1863, 814 to 4; Russian of 1866, 901 to 4; ditto Nicolai Railway Loan, 631 to 66 ; ditto Orel, 811 to 1 ; ditto Mosoow-Jaroslaw, 821 to 4; Spanish 11;67, 341 to 4 ; Turkish of 1851, 6.11 to Cel ; ditto of 1802, 69 to 70; and ditto of 1863, 421 to 4. Indian stocks are without variation. The Ten and-a-Milt per Cents. are at 213 to 217 ; the lice, 1142 to 1131 ; the Four, 1024 to 103 ; the Bonds, 12s. to 17s. prom. ; the Debentures, 1031 to ; Bank Stock, 244 to 246; and Exchequer Bills, 13e. to 20e. prem. Miscellaneous shares are inactive, but Hudson's Bay are 2s. Gd. butter, at 141 to 4. National Discount, 114 to 121; General Credit, 24 to 21 die. ; International, 14 to 11 din. ; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 4 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3 13-16 to 13-16 ; and An glo-American, 211 to 22. Bank shares present no movement in the absence of business of importance. United States bonds are steady at 711 to The Charkof-Azof Railway Loan scrip is un changed, at 1/ to 14 prem. An extraordinary meeting of the Trinidad Pe troleum Company (Limited) will be held on the 23rd inst., when a resolution will be proposed in favour of winding up the undertaking voluntarily. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are unchanged, at 941 to 1 both for money and the account. As regards railway stocks, Metropolitan has improved 1 per cent., viz., to 1071 to 1; while London and North Western is 4 lower, at 1134 to 4. Great Western, 501 to 51 ; 113/ to 4; South Eastern, 791 to 4 ; Brighton, 501 to 4; and Caledonian, 744 to 4. Foreign bonds remain fiat. Peruvian of 1865 are 1 per ceut. worse, at 801 to 814. Spanish of 1867 are quoted 344 to 1, showing a decline of 1. Turkish of 1865, 42 to 1, being 1 lower; and Italian of 1881, 631 to 86. No operations in bullion were reported at Use Bank yesterday. The inquiry for gold for abroad Mealy mode rate. _ _ The Hohatia has brought 28.000/. in spode, and the China 18,0001., both &amalgam York. The stemmerPera will take to-day 130,3734 In specie for the East. Annexed are the particulars, via :—Por Alexandria gold, 6,0001. ; Gana gold, 10,8601.; Bombay, goid, 86,700 f. ; ditto, laTir, 290 f. ; Madras, gold, 11,70414 GaWatta, gold, 20,0001. • Singapore, silver, 14,8004 ; and Hoeg Mang, silver, 12,62941. The foregnexeheortsyseterdayafternoonsreregenerally onaßered. Bills oo 1"1•111111 were quoted slightly higher, and en Italy a trifle lower. The list is embjoinisd : Amsterdam, 3 moatha 12.0 to 12.01; ditto, shark 11.18 to 11.19 ; BoUirdars, 3 mostly 12.0 to 12.04 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.36 to 26.40; Deus* 3 months, 26.36 to 26.40; Heambro' and Alton; 3 menthe, 13. 10 to 13.101; Berlin., Oologsa m C., 3 month., 6.24 to 8.27 ; St. Petersburg, 3 wasatha, to 331; Paris, short, 36.121 to 26.221 ; ditto, 3 months, 321 to 26.371 ; 3 months, 38.321 to 26.37 f ; Prankleiteea-thel lai Mata li n months, 130 to 1201; Vienna, 3 menthe, 11.86 to 11.90 ; Trieste, 3 months, 11.88 to 11.90 ; Madrid, 3 months. 481 to 48 ; Santander, 3 menthe, 481 to 48; Cad* moan* 461 to 48} ; Eavati" o ".l W 48 3 to Malaga, 3 months, 481 48 ; V .eta, 3 months, 4 to 4b ; Barcelona, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilbao, months, 481 to 48 ; Valladolid, 3 months, 481 to 48; 3 months, 481 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 17 . 1 1 tri7.10 ; Genoa, 3 smooths, 27.0 to 27.10; Naples, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.10 • Palermo, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.10; Messina, 3 months: 37.0 to 37.10; Lisbon, 90 days date, 63 to 621 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 63 to AM. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market I now 11 per cent., being fi rm ;at Brunie 2, at Frankfort 21, at Amsterdam 21, at Homburg and Berlin 3, at Vienne 4, at Turin 41, end at St. Petersburg 54 per cent. With reference to the Bank of London, now in liqui dation, a circular to the following effect has been tatted by the committee : It havingowne to the knowledge of the committee for managing the allure of the bank that there are buying up the 'hares at what the committee conoider inaoate prices, they recom mend the altareholder• not to part with their prop ety at present, but to wait for a few weeks until a meeting of the ehmeholders is held, at which a report will be Fomented, which will enable them to intimate the value of the saw to, and to take step' to realise them in the most and judicious manner.-21, Finch-lane, London, Nov. la. At the meeting of the Auatralaaimi Extract of Meat and Cattle Company (Limited), held yesterday, the directors' report, which referred at considerable length to the affsirs and objects of the undertaking, was nnanously adopted. The holders of 2.i0f., or let shares, in the Societe Finunetki e d'Egypto are informed that a distribution of Rd. per share will be made on there share* on and after the 24th of November. _ _ Annexed are the q uotations of insurance, gag, dock. and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of bat evening: Insurance.—Eagle, 71 to 7 • Guardian, 311; Thomes and Remy Marine (Limite d), 1; Universal Marino (Limited), 6. Oats Light and Coke.—Orcat Central, 131; Trapezia, 691, 9 ; Ditto, 41 ; Imperial Continental, 991, 100 ; Surrey Consumers, ,141 I ; Westminster Chartered, new, 491, 50. Docks—London and St. Katherine, 541 1,5, 41. 5 ; 'Gillian Freehold Land and Dock, 37 ; Southampton, 74). Water Works.—Berlin, 131. Ifiscolaneoun—Price's Patent Candle (Limited), 61. FRIDAY 2•12171/0. Console, which dosed yesterday at 941 to I both for money and the let December, opened and dosed to-day at the same quotation. The Three per Cants. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were last quoted 92# to I, being Ito 1 lower. Bank Stook, 214 to 246; Ex quer Bile, ISt to 20s. prem. ; India Tswana-a-Half jc Cad. to Steck, 216 ,217 • ditto Five pre That, 11 to 114; ditto Four per Cent.. 1021 to 103; ditto Beads, 1 to 17e. prem. • and ditto Five per Coot Debentures, 1061 to 1. The business repeat is as follows :—Three per Cast Cresols, hr tLk I; ditto for account, 941 ; Three a Cents. 621, 1; New Three per 921, ,1, 1; ditto Two-eitt-Belf cr ek : s i bea ssie., 761; Bank 246 ; Indio Five per Cent. 1141 ; ditto Thar per Oast, 103; ditto live per Coat - tures, 10 62. The dealings in foreign stocks showed again a prepone donate of purchases, and, with few szeeptiont the changes in prime were favourable. Spaniels Titres par Cents., ot both (waverO in good regal and improved 1 per mat Italian geemano Roilway rens 1 M NMI, ; Brazilian of 1866, Bg:EZ 18611 h r rtha the Va Napt's ?limper Csat f_; tat ofas weD as the Nioolal sad Vitebsk Railway Loans,. Moorish and Turkish. Ousaustsed, however, fen 1 per east. ; and Portuguese and the Kamm Airedale Railway Leen, 1 In the saarksiClor bank shares there was a demand for London and Westminster, which improved Li., but other stocks were quoted the same as yesterday. Imperial Ottoman wets steady at 1 13-16 to 1 16-16 preen TI ,e *llama of the finanrial cote penieiwero inactira at lh follow IN: vim*: —lutentational. 13-16 to I 1-16 (us ; (horrid Credit. 21 to n die • Credit Ponoier, 21 to 1 pot ahem; aid London Plaaseise 24 to 23 db. Aralo-American Telpotrtph `harm, met w:th odd )0 e 2. 16.. Tie.. to 2I to 221; whil• At antic Ia e• path Volt per Coat Protereace wars uoulLtagoi, at 1:1-11 to IE-16. MINE&-.THIB DAY.) ON O'CLOCK. - - R 4 a mining market is rather active to-day, with a demand for Prince of Wales, Miverton, Ilarke Valley, West Chiverton and South Condurrow dudes. Prices are quitted as follows :—West Chivestort, 611 to 21 ; West Solon, 186 to 190; New Lovell, 20s. to 225. 6d. . • Marko Valley , tg asi to& adon Prinoe of Wales, 40s. to 425. 6d. • , of to ; Bast Grenville, 3 1 to 3i; South Great Work, Os. to Bs.; Routh Condurrow, 17e. Ed. to 20s. ; East Trumpet Congo's, 2to 21; Great Laney, 20 to 21 ; and Frank Mills, 31 to 1. Annexed are the quotations of foreign and co kmial mining shares :—St. John Del Bey, 17 to 18; Don Pedro, 31 to prem. • Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 pram.; Pesarena, lj to 1 dia. ; Cheetahs, 21 tol ; Itotsa Grande, # to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to krem.; United Mexican, 11 to 21; Frontino and Bolivia, II to 1; Port Phillip, 11 to 2 ; Taquaril, par to prem. ; Central American, dis. to par ; Capnla Silver, to ; Yudanamutana, 2to ; and Nor budda Coal, 3 to 21 dis. The Don Pedro North del Rey Company have received the following telegr a m f rom Lisbon : " Produce for September, 21,W24 oitavas; cleaned to 18th October, 8,370 oitavas." The subjnined report on the metal market is from the circular of Marrs. you Dadelszon sal North : _ . A fair menstat of business sontinues to be dose Is metals, sat plus ate well maintained. lion: Welsh bars are in mealy di viand at late rake. Bails are rather dearer. Considersbts Itamertione reported in Beach pig iron, and the mark t slaws ram at Ms. Td. reds, bearers for mixed numbers warrsiati. t oiler is in Tarr request, bet pile.', are neva ; lhdia k t i ttis h at 2.72; tough ingot, £73 to 174; Wsllaroe barn again ban taken at CV lUs. cash; limes nomin at at 1.0; a hugetllkirifflin ported MUM i bars at/ ss. to LSI 104.,and lexltas at 171 to f 72 lie. Tin : A lame Muinessi has bon doae at full es. Wrsitii, glut to Slog 10s. one, 1102 for arrival, sal £142 10s. three month. preemie. Buns sold at 1104 deltvere Le Bullied, minket attedy at Mig. tin full no. lin Patts: I tamed slack, but priet4 stiffesing. I. sad : If s ant mete note; LOCI) ; gool soft llogli4s, £l.l to £l9 Is. 61. Sieber Fon.e rurrhaats have been made for eager.. at sr s i a chip ; earitome mods obtainable at SIS Ts. 61.; rots VA toe. Re bare rieelved the following from the CSontales Co:d ead Silver Alining Compiny (Limited) : _ . The diteeters have rectind satil'artory &demo' from Mr. nAr, lath r date Ttb October. The variow, work, at the mine' are po %truism with deal etch, and the mines are beau opened out with curvy. Ibe lode so the edit klra at C 011.1.1610 hat im pe.td MA's 11 to 7 (let.. per ter' of the. Mr. Pelt , Mdes it to he • Sae lode, 6 het • 111 ks The brat imaittaace of Mr. Belt'. pro. srettitc tatimate for the year eliding August, WV (9 "Seabee gold meted 1 y this mail) exceed. the amount stated is his la 4 vet rat. Ookt 'emitted, 1.16 motres, from 1,400 toes of stult, of Eith 1,370 me hom the 12-brad stamps and 3.1 from the assste lhe b altbof the astabLehmeat pood. The Anglo-Italian Yining Company (Limited) have re ceived the following report from Yr. Pearson M orrison - - - - Grimral Opteatlonot—Levela Prim sad Poet* have coa.iderahly improved Mace my last, having cut, in sinking a wiser is the fanner, • good hunch el ore yielding Dome W tow per fathom. Lima rimettie has likewiee produced some very good mineral— Imk gto 4 feet wide. The above for the peanut win have ass loaded it being necomery to open out mom new ground so se to give a r e amme fer operations. The various crow-cuts have advanced le, and awn glad to my that in the Ma !urban (the meet impotent of all) mall mans of ore have already been met • itt—ts tam, througuinit, everytniug looks well. Yids are now gniahed, and tidy await a few trading alteraticma ia netting theta to troth; also the bile crushing ditto; beanies, as mentioned is my laid quarterly report, a 'wet aubatantial and of watm rouse has bees completed. RAILWAY MINIM). AND OTHER SEARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Closing prices to Ip. .J COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Cape of Good Hope, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1890 to MO. 1 1 0 i. Ceylon, 6 per cent., May and Nov., 1882 to 1883, 114. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1671 to 1876. 102.. ___ D0., -- 1888 to 1896, 100/. New Zealand, 6 per rest., Jan., Aprll, July, and Oct., 971, 1. Queensland, 6 per cant., Jan. and July, 1882-6, 1064. Tarmanian, 8 per cent., Jan. and July, 1894, 1071. Victoria, Bpw cent., Jan. and July, 1891, 1134. Do., April and Oct., 110. ORDINARY SHAR/V3 AND STOWE& Bristol and Exeter, 771, 7. Caledonian, 744, 1. Greet Eastern, 441. , 8 1, 4. 34. Great Northern A A receives no dividend until G per amt. has been paid to ), 1061. Great Waders—Original, 501. Lancashire and Yorkihire, 1281. London, Bethke, and South Coast, 40, 4. London, Chatham, and Dover, 174, 4, 4. Loodos sad North Western. 1131, 1, I. 31marJestar, and Lincolndure, 48. Metro 107 f, 7, 1. Do. • :m (die. Rm. to 6 per cent. tal Jan., aro), 104. 1131, 1. North British, 63, 1. South Eastern Preferred (deferred receives no dividend until 6 per emt. has been paid to preferred), 1101. Do. Deferred, 491, 1, 1. PB.EFEMENCE SHAKE& ThriA6Dl tad Nader. 86. Great Western, original 41 per eeat., 1850, 86. Do. 4 per cent., 1860. 76. North st.ata (Wort Hartlepool Harbour and Boil war), 88. .16outli P-astern, tired 4i per cent., 88. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern, new 6 per cent.. 1863, 89}, 90. South Eastern, 6 per cent., 1961. 99, 94. Do. 6 per cent. (Charing-crow), 1863, 98t. LEfES LEASED AT FINED RENTALS. Preston and Wyre, 461. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. • Boos., Ber., and Cent. India. guar. 6 por cent., 1061. East Indian, goar. n sE s, oent., 1091, 1, 1. Great Indian Pan guar. 6 per cent., 1101. 91. Great Western of C 13/, 14. Do., 31 per cent. Bonds, payable 1977-78, &lade (Delhi), guar. 6 per oat., 1031. _ „... . FOREIGN RAILWAYi. Great Luxembourg, 101, t. Recife and San Francisco (Lao.). guar. 7 p. ct., South Austrian and Losabardo-Vanetian, 14. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Oral Vitebsk, guar. by Bard= Goverment, b par aest., Sll. BRITISH MINES. Great Larry (Limited), 211. Great Wheal Vor (Helstou), 121. West Chicerton, 021. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINFS. Clienteles Gold and Silver Mining (Lim.), 21. St. John del Rey (Limited), l United Mexican (Limited), 1 16.16. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 204, Aiutra!ans., 62. Bank of Egypt, 3.4. British North American, of 1. Imr erial Ottoman, 11 j. Land Mortgage Bank of Litlia (Limited), f. 9.16. London Joiut Stock, 33?. L edon and Westminster, 6.5, 41, 5. Do., Scrip, issued at 101. preni., none of which has been yaid, 4 2, f. Metropolitan (Limited). 7. National Provincial of England (1001. paid), 135. Union of Australia, 48. Union of London, 311, 4, 1. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211, 2. Atlantic Telegraph, 311. Berlin Waterwoaus (Limited), 131, f. City of Moscow Oise (Limited), 3f. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 2 3-16. Egypeian a ejer cast. Viceroy, gum by Egyptian strewn- In•nt, I. Electric Intamational Telegraph, 240. Hudson's Bay, 14j. Italian • (Canal Omar), 6 par cent. bonds re do/in. 1870, London Omani OnssulusCossS i. :Lm i u;ted), 2. National Diument m O n om a r b l e ), Hi. North Britisli mid 19. Panama, Now Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail (Limited), 26-16, 2, f. Bilipsinay Iron, 19. Royal Mail Steam. 611. The steamer Hibernian, announced to bay. arrived at New York on Nov. 12, belongs to the Ascher Lens, and ad the Allan Compaq. QUWSTOWN, Nov. 14.—The National Steam ship Commay's steamer Denmark arrived hem from Li verpool at 8 LEL to-day. Sae embarked yummier% and proceeded foe New York. All wall. Another case investigated at the Mansion house yesterday was the olatrariart Mr. =Mem a City merchant, for buries pm • libel oat the chair man aii d afr ec t ors et me ottoman Railway Company. The defendant was committed for trial, and his own re cognisenoes for 5001. and two sureties tor AWL each were accepted for his appearance at the Central Criminal Court. .711 E ITECTIONS. Mr. Winceek, QC., observing that the basin:74s of the elettim s on Tuesday and Wednesday nest woald pro• 1.0.1 y oreal y the &mentor], of suitors and practitioau:s— pri bably of every one of them. for at lea.t wins part of the two days, asked the court whether, nadir the cir cm instances, and considering that ae u was now no grist pie. cure of legal business, it would dispense w.ta a sit ting on three days. 'The Vice-Chancellor said that Tuesday was the mast in, ortant day. Probably if there were no sitting on that day it would be enough. If a further suipensios of the riangs should be desirable, the matter might be men- Loner' again. IS LE TILE JAYAICA ♦OEICT COXPANT Mr. Druce, Q.C., appeared in support of a creditor's pet tion to wind up this company. free original capital woe •tats d at 2U,OUW., but • part only had been allotted, and that with a small exception bad bean fully paid up. So that there was practically no more share capital, and the tweets were small. The company had already dishonoured wore Win one of its acceptances. The petition was un opi osed by the company, and be proposed to take the older if no one appeared to oppose on behalf of any creditor. The Vice-Chancellor made the order accordingly. COtRT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Justices Keating, Smith, and Brett.) HALL r. SAIL riniumarcor_ -- - - - Mr. J. Brown, Q.C., said this was an action upon three bills of exchange drawn by Colonel Hugh &utile upon Earl Fit thaidingo, and his lordship, in answer, pleaded • deed of composition, by which he had agreed to ps his creditors 7a tid. in the pound. The unsecured debts exceeded 350,000/. The question to be raised at the trial was the validity of this deed, and this would depend principally upon whether it had been signed by • cer tain proportion in number and value of the creditors. Another question would be whether certain persons were holders for value of bills. Most of the debts arose out of bill:transactions, many of the bills having been accepted for Colonel bailie, and been negotiated by him. Under these circumstances Colonel Bailie would be • most material witness for the defendant, and the present application was that a writ of subprrna duces tecum should issue into Scotland, where the colonel was, commanding him to attend on the trial of the cause. The court ordered the writ. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and Barons Pigott and Cleashy.) rozerson r. 0831rT0N.7-awns or COXPOGITION. This cane raised •novel point with regard to deeds of composition. It was an interpleeder issue tried before Mr. Baron Martin during the present term, when a ver dict was entered for the plaintiff. Mr. C. H. Anderson. pursuant to leave reserved, now moved to enter a verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff was trustee under a deed of composition executed on the Ist August last, by a Mr. Prior. The defendant put in execution on the 3rd August against the goods of Prior, and this action was brought to try the right to the goods. The solicitor for three of the cre ditors was Mr. Crutwell, and their assent to the deed was given by the managing elerk of Mr. Cratwell's London agents. It was proved that these three creditors had authorised Mr. Crutwell to assent, but the learned counsel contended that their solicitor could not delegate his authority to his London &gaga, and again that the London agents could not delegate the authority to their clerk. It was also objected that the assent was conditional as it reserved rights under a fernier deed. Another point was that the deed not being proyerly assented to was intended to operate solely under the 192nd section of the Bankruptcy Act, 1841, and there fore was an escrow, and did not pass the property. The court granted a rule on all the points. COtET OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Batare the Judge Ordinary.) IZIKAII V. The Judge Ordinary gave judgment in this case, which was heard two days ago. He considered the charge of cruelty not proved ; and, as regarded the charge of de. sorties, he could not look on it as made out. The parties had separated kindly in Jamaica, when Mrs. Keech re turned home for the rake of her health. Her husband afterwards wrote to her desiring her to come out to him, and informing her that her passage money was lodged for her at his agents. She replied that her health still continued weak, and the regpondi nt disappeared for some years. When his wife discovered where he wag, she applied to him for an allowance, which he made her till he 106 i 1115 situation. It did not appear. therefore, that he had separated from her against her wish; and the court could not grant a divorce, though bath parties seemed now to desire it. At the pa ne time ag the re pondent's adultery was established, if Nino Keoch desired relief by way of j udicial separat.on, the court would be willing to award it her. POLICE COURTS.-MMI3 DAY.) GUILDHALL. CAUTION TO COUNTRY uvrcuaes.-131,11/30NIMer. William &nesse, the younger, of Wisbech, Cam bridgeshire, was convicted before Alderman Owden for sending two quarters of beef to Lendenhall-market for the purpose of sale and intended for human food, the same being diseased, unsound, unwholesome, and unlit for the food of man. Ahluman Owden said that country butchers most be taught that they must not send their bad meat to London to t oison the people. Ile then sentenced the defendant to le imprisoned for one calendar month. •NC:litll CAbE OP bEYDIXO R&D NEAT TO THE LONDON NA.RIAT. Jan Shmpsofs, a butcher, of lleddin7,ton, Cambridge shire, was obi) summoned before Alderman Owden by the Commiseionfrs of Sewers for sending the OXMAN of a pig to Nowgate-market for sale as haman food, the same being diseased, unsound, unwholesome, and untit for the food of man. Alderman Owden fined the defendant 101. and 31. 3e. costa, or one zkenth's imprisonment. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ALLBGED 20231 MY •Y ♦ OLNO LW pyousoAmmas. John Gress!, • young man, was charged before Mr. d'Eystooart with being concerned with others not in C4O - to stealing a watch of the value of 71. from the per of Mr. Wawa Saunders. draper, No. 25, Lamb's-coa dnit-street. William lancsehire, a stableman, in the employ of Mr. Gray, of Oxford-street, proved fleeing the prosecutor, the prisoner, and others drinking at the Oxford Stores, and afterwards law tke prisoner and the prosecutor up Mr. Gray's yard, and as they were noisy he turned them out. Charles Xepl, • cab-driver, said that while driving along Oxford4rest, the prisoner, standing at the door of the Oxford Stores, whistled to him, and on hi. pulling up told him to pull round the corner and liedid 11 , D. The prosecutor afterwards gut into his cab and asked him to take Min bona. The prisoner got in too, but he made the prisoner and the prosecutor get out. The prisoner tied souther man got alongside the prosecutor who directly a ft erwards complained of Insane his watch, he (witness) baring previously told a constable to look after the prosecutor. He subsequently took the prose cutor hoiae. NATAL AND MILITARY. The A rmy and Nary (hurtle says that whether thi re be a change of ministry or not, there is little doubt that the cowing spring will witsiese a reduction of the officers of the army. By the death of General W. H. Scott, colonel of the WI Regiment, the following promotions w.ll talcs plate:—Lieutenant-General Lord de Roe, colonel of the 4th Huasars,and Deputy-Lieutenant of the Towur, to b e general; Ma jor -General F. H. G. Seymour to be lieu tenant-general; Colonel Richard Weddy, C. 8., from th, 60th Foot, to be major-general ; Major the Hon. E. J. Veld Forester, unattached, to be lieutenant-colonel; and Captain Magic, Royal Marine Light Infantry, ts be major in the Army. TUE MILITARY AND THE ELECTIONS IN IRE LAND. —The cavalry in Ireland are scattered in all direc tions for duty during the elections next week. Half the 14th Hussars have left Dublin for Cork, and, with the Greys, will be available in the southern districts. Detach ments of the 9th Lancers take charge of the more excit able spots in southern Leinster, white to the Carab:neers are assigned the norm y points of Her and Sligo. The 12th Lancers pervade Ulster, while the It )yal Dragoons appear to be held as a kind of reserve. All °Moen have rejouied from leave, and even Major Turnbull, on the eta at Aldershot, has been sent over to take charge of his troop during the campaign of the hustings.—Arisji end Navy Gault*. A troop of the Prince of Wales's Own Royal Human left Aldershot early yeeterday morning for Trowtridge, there to &mist the civil power in maintaining the peace during the approaching election for North Wilts. 6111P112(0 I3ZILLIGINCL-a2llll DAY.) Lorne.. Nov. 14.—Wind at noon N.W., moderate brow, and el , Luy. 61....‘c.+erD, Nov. 11.—Sailed: John WULlama. for Sydney; Itelboerne. FriPFfeo7aaavei7, Nov. l3.—Arrived: Aline, from Callao. DCA', Nur. 13.—droved trona the river and wind John Wilihass, for Sydney; Night Watr.h, Bt. Livaaroin, Nov. Ir.—Bided: Ivanhoe, to Caleidna; Salle of Dam, ; Bea /teener, Trinidad de Cuba ; use Chatiedein ; Seminar! (ea.), New York. Nov. 13 : lloyal,rd r reT, BMW: Paedle Valparano Zygia, 81. lilinhaelie. FALKOCTIN Nov. It.—Baled : Vasa. to Bombay. PoaTSNOVIU, Nov. 13.—Anivad : 11. Y. 8. erseodile, from .71(0T NN 17;• wit, Nov. a—Arrived : Tarlatan, from Havre, for London, with slight damage to poop roll, through collision witha barque. GIATUEND, Nov. 13.—Baled : North Bear, for Clwistiania. Cowes, Nov. 11—Arrived : Berlin ;is.), from Baltimore. PIA sot TM, Nov. 11—Arrived : Corona, from L(1040S. far ; Avenir de Bathe, Itangous, London. 4.lusgsrros Nov. 13.—Arrived : China :se.), from New York, and left for Liverpool Lou.c FOTLL Nov. 13.—Arrived : North American M.), from Liverpool, sad proceeded for Portland. Drat, Nor. 14 (N. by E. tbiek i la s trrived from the rime arid railtd : Harriet Agues (as.), for Lir. slouch Nov. IC—Arrived : Norio, from Bangkok ; Atlan tk a.), Alexandria; Thetas (a.), Aksaodris; Hoopoe. OPUrte ; Ebro takcernia r Storm Nymph, Dieppe; Arrogant*, Bang kok ; laird M.), Africa. Baravor., Nov.o It —Arrived : Joaquhui Vittoria, from Haven nab; Hudson, N. John's.N.B. - - CASUALTIES., Qr xxxxx uwa, N0v.13.:-Th; rk7rirent, from London to Colombo, Loa put in here with demise, having bon in cabin vita Sao then WOW; the Litter is supposed to tam sunk. Geaviumwo, Nov. IL—The Argos M.), of Lt aloe, wti'eli Veit& the pier of Calais as eke was entering the harbour Nov. 1, and move in her startmerd ride, arrived hem toelay. tkittr. Nov. 13.—A four-oared boat, MN. king, with the name Valliant, of Aninclel, Ina prhed 94h Nov. on the Wend of gamma. Owner in the boat had a whist amazed to it, and bad probably been used as a signal. WEATMER EXPORT.-(THIS DAY.) BaTTIDAT, IV Y .•. 14, a ♦.S. I T.I, ff. Amo& I Ilsa, 13. 1 W. 1n.),...__.; w.. a. ose ift I il9 P. D. I I & ----I-- -I--- Nairn 34.66 141 1 40 E.N.E. !9 1 I B.W. 1 o ,0.03 1 1 Aberdeen 30.491 4030 N. 1 I B. W. ,re 0.02 ' 1 Leith , M. 41 f 43 40, N. 2 1 W. Ifc - - Saliekla .30.41 f 42 41 N.E. 4 N.W. I .r. 10.23 i 6 &arbors/ 30.36 1 46 . 14 N.N.E. 5 N.N.W. bre 0.21 4 Yarmouth 30.27 143 43 N.N.W.' I W. ' ro I ' 0. - 12'i 3 i - Heller l- i f .... -, - - - Cuxhaven-1 - 1 1 1 - - - I- I - - Iludartaut , - . - I-1 - - Ardroman 34.64 f4l 311 N. li - E 1 fl - 1 - - 1 Greencastle 30.56( 46 45 N.N.E. i W.& W. tube - - lialyhead 30.47 f 47 44 N.N.E. E.S.E. ,co I - - Livcrpool 30.47 144 41 N.W. W. e - 'Vanilla - 30.67 f NOW 8.8. E. I E.B.E. 1e I - CopeCkar 110.51 141 au Est E. . E. 04.11. 1 .- ROlibe• Pt 30.31 f 4449 N.N.W. , EX.& oh - Pommes 30.52 f 4140 N.N. E.l i N.E. lam - Plymouth- 3013 1 21) 26 N.N.E. N.N. E. ae - Weymouth. 30.41 143 41 N. 1 I IE.N. E. of - Partamouth 30.361 40 30 N. 1 N. E. :om ; - Loodca 3021 f 4342 /4 N.E. 1 N.N.E. °cm - - C. Chia Nei. 34.97 146 43 N. j t N.E. roo 0.02 6 Brest 30.37 146 43 N.P. I 1.8.E. lof 0 Larient '30.33 f 45 43 E.N.E. E.N.E. i o - a ltarissfost 31.33 lat 33 N.E. - I ..-- I• - 2 Paris Strssbourg . - 1 -- ,-1 - - - - I - ns - -- - - - - - - Lyo - Toulon 30.001 43 41 N.N.W. 6 4 N.W. be - - IS Neurt'sCom 30.04 rr/ - N. 6 M N. ' h - 5 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ST. ALBAN'S MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TOWN PLATE. Two mike. 1.0. Hornet, Cis - Juice, iiiik;t7ther, AurJa7Be - ,;;M:te, Wild Yowl, Black Prams Father O'Lesry, Acs of Tr tays, tt ddlit Peal, thaler the Cloud, Boasts Loon, King of Nude*, V.mour, and Licymnia are here. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a ha' f. Lou. Nos kfon, Nightjar, Crusade, Countess 8010, Freakier, Slug of SI ears, Inveigh, and Panther are here. L-T. ALBAN'S OBAND ANNUAL. Three as:le • sal • half. 2.30. _ _ _ royal Lill Fuaileer, Attalad;,Ada, Black Priwe, ail Cediellow am here. HUNTER'S STAKF-S. Three miles. 3.1 i. - . War Ingle, Ltolllllll, King of Spade, Lay. is a Mut, CoL.utot a Leto, Ideortclaton, Ada, and Panther arc bora. SCURRY STEEPLECHASE. Once round. 4.0. V. ild Bee, Under the Cloud, Aurora, Pirate. Pruth,r, Cddiellow. King of diadem, Wedding Pool, Atalonao, 464.1 LLaoce sin hue. SPORTING NOTES. JOlllf DAT V. ADMIRAL Bolls.—Tbero is now every I 10101410 y that this action will come into ou.srt, notice ut tr al Laving been given to the Admiral's solicitor* Mauve. H akin, Ytlllof6 Wild Walter.. TIM case has bear pet down to be beard at the end of this month or the beginning of Doi ember, in the Court of Queen's Bend,. MOWS. Valance and Vcilazice are the solicitors conoerusl for John Day, and Cm damages are laid at 6,004. iliportirig Leff. NOMINATIONS Vow.-73y the death of the Marquis of Hastings seem' nominations for the principal events of 1869 have become void. The folios ing minimise those for the Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger:—The Derby: Bober pierre, by Stockwell, oat of Marmillatie ; The Conjuror, by h enmunter, out of Madame Btodare ; Jove, by Thun derbolt, out of Melody; Hawaiian, by Dundee, out of Mag gie Lauder; Album, by Oxford. out of Isis's dant ; King of Clubs, by Ace of Clubs, out of Homily ; Lopes, by Buc caneer, out of Creeping Ross; Lord Bothwell, by Dundee, out of Little Woman; Bagpiwi, by Trumpeter, out of Mizernma ; Iberia, by Weatbit, out of Maid of Pal myra ; Basil* by Trumpeter, out of Energy ; and Lady Cecilia, by Stockwell, out of Bay Celia. The Oaks: La ly Cecilia, by Stockwell, out of Bay Celia ; Lady Di, by St. Albans, out of Lady Vernon; Lope, by Weatherbit, oat of Triangle; Leda, by Dundee, out of The Belle; Bagpipes, by Trumpeter, out ot illiaerrirna ; Iberia, by W eatherbit, out of Maid of Palmyra ; Basil* by Trumpeter, out of Energy; and Kamschatka, by Trumpeter, out of Trarritza.—The St Leger : Robespierre , by Stockwell, out of Mareeillaise; The Conjuror, by Newminster, out of Madame &odors ; Jove, by Thunderbolt, out of Melody; Bowallan, by Dundee, out of Maggie Lauder; Admen, by Oared, out of Isis's dam; King of Clubs, by Ace of Clubs, out of Homily ; Lopez, by Buccaneer, out of Creeping Rowe; Lord Bothwell, by Dundee, out of Little Wonsan ; Bag pipes, by Trumpeter, out of Xiamen's' ; Iberia, by Weetheibit, out of Maid of Palmyra; Beanie, by Trum peter, out of Energy ; and Lady Cecilia, by Stockwell, out of Bay Celia. Belts life understands that The Earl and the rest of the MaMarquis of Hastings' stud will immediately be brought to hammer. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORK BUTIER_MARKST. 7 (IIIIB DAY.) (row[ aim cant oonzzoiormorr.) Ord', 130 c, 1279., 1228., 119.., 1134., 999. ; 1,480 &kiss. Mild cared, 1395., 1315., 1249. ; 90 firkins. TALLOW MARKET.—(THEI DAY.) The market b dandy. Town tallow, 60.. 3d.; Polon. burg T.C. IS tho spot, 61a. ed. ; Docoonbar, An ed. ; January, 625. ; Marsh. 6b. ed. Manaar AMMEIL—Tows tallow, 695. ed. ; rough fat, 2.. 64L ; yellow ➢aaoan, mew, 630. ; m.ttad otuff, 36a. ; rough ditto, leo. ; grams. les=ood drop, en Imports for tie week amount to 2,660 SMITfIPIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.) Hr. Charles James Tartan reports bads slow at the following prices : Priam clover, !rota 117 s. M. to 130 s. , inferior ditto, s6e. to 100 s. ; prim hay, 108 e. te Me.; inferior ditto, Ws. to 86s. ; straw, 2135. to COVENT GARDEN.—{THIS DAY.) Bosun= remains very stationary, and but little move ment is noticed in anything but the ordinary gvegeetable produce. The supply of hothouse fruit oontinaeswaclent for the dmand, - mad that of green stuff abundant. Foreign melons are more plentiful again. Large arrivals of Almeira grapes are to band this week, Dutch Ham burgs being over for the season. Oranges are received from Madeira, Malaga, Lisbon, and the Azores. Kent cobs and Alberts are abundant. The potato trade is duU, except for best samples. Flowers chiefly amirist of orchids, asters, pelargesiame, fuchsias. mignonette, sad roses. ♦ppkt, per babel, le to 8e Filbert., per lb,,liid to led Grapes, per lb., In to b. Lama*, pa PA iota PA YRUIT. "(elm, ears, to ed to St Prim, per doz., le to io Han-apples, per lb., es to Is L.ALES. Beet, per dos., Is to Pi " - - - Cabbages, per doz., Is to Its Carrots., p, r buncb,Gd to Is Celery, per bundle. Is to Sy Cutumbers, each, 4d to Is kbdive, per doz., Is Gd to lb Garlic and eltallota, p. lb., ed Herb., per bunch, 24 to 41 floes. Radish, p. band., J. to ISs Leeks, per bunch. *I to Id Lettuce., per score. 1. to Ys GI Mint, per bomb, ed Mushrooms, p sieve, tot to Ss Onions, pee bushel, as to 711 Psrsley, pet bunch, 44 to 61 Potatoes ,llo4 York M Regents, p. to. to s ags . te14710., 100 s to lION Feskate, p. puns., 9.. W to as 09 . .ga."A, per bushel tto Ss 'Neiman's, per dos, Is tots Turnip., p has*,4cl to 6.1 TTIE LATE MARQUIS OF HASTINOS.—The Sporting Gazette states that the Marquis of Hastings's illnew cul minated in " Bright's disease," which accelerated the death of his father and aunt, and from which he himself Lad been a sufferer more or less since he was I I years of ago. The Prince of Wales personally called to inquire mina the marquis, who had previously received a parti cularly kind note from his royal highness, containing a letter of introduction to the Viceroy of Egypt on visiting his dominions. Without wishing to intrude upon the ear ed privacy of the chamber of death (observes the journal aheady quoted) we may state that never was woman's attention more zealous and devotional than that of the Marchioness of Hastings to her husband throughout his illness, during which she scarcely left him for a moment day or night, except to snatch oc casional rest and food; and it is a remarkable fact, that long after he ceased to take notice of other members of his family and old friends, the stricken invalid did not fail to recognise his wife under most gratifying and touching circumstances. The same affectionate hands placed a bouquet of scarlet and white camellas in his oofan. Bells Life understands that the marquis has left a will by which. he has bequeathed the whole of his remaining property_to his wife, to which instrument Admiral Tiberias and Yr. Padwick are appointed executors. Tats AIN or ass Ass.—lt is the fashion to write about the age, to discuss ifs character and foretd its fortune. The age has its flatterers' and detractors. • Latter Day Prophet sees in it nothing but disorder 'mks rapid progress to chaotic ruin. • more hopeful spy in the Now World congratulates it as more favourable for the formation of noble character than an that ever ex isted. Between Carlyle and Cleaning the difference is immense. But all agree that the mgr has its faults. For One it is too materialistic, for another too much given to individualism. Then it is an age of great poverty e, and want, and 1,0021M011 and vies, and on any this must be, somebody's fault. Stillt hars o aL teout of the general culpability one wrong habit or of such bad eminence that it gives their c to our times, requires, to my the least, some skill. • °oaten ponuy writer has, however, done thei. • well-kuowe ritualletic publisher advertises a little work on " The Sin of the Age ;" which sin turns out on inquiry to be-- Evening Communion !—Daity News. CRYSTAL Para. Ors tbrauro DAY.- IP`sixav, Nov. IL—Admiedans by masa *kat% 9 . 110; ditto on mutat, 166; total Tilton, 1,276.