The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, _ T.F.IVXSDAY E ,u,..711 LEICESTEI:SHILE ELECTIO-Y. LATEST SPOILTIN G INTELLI G ENCE ' SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 1 ( THIS LAY.) -..0-3 3 (be 7ELLentrteit.) (BY nesoas,rn.) ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. • LEICENTER, THURSDAY. CROYDON DIEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Ott I Pd. 1 EMMA* 1 ane a rl,4 loo I Salm le-da: ' erATE Or THE POLL. AT 11.30. t . to 1 p.m. 1 , rho liberal return up to half-past 11 gives the too Brtsliel ant Esser- , SO II SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. One mile et 100 Caledonian '.l 71 11 72 ar m 4 eeeeine result : and • half. ,SL 100 Cambrian I so We - t Paget 1,423 Oldminster, list slb • Lively, 10st ab ; Order, 10st 7lb ; to ell ns. Isio Dubliner &deur 71 76 - me I 997 Greybird, lost 7lb ; Slide*, 10st. AU are here. Pell HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. 10 6 Rut London - e. - C _ _ ._ . _. _ •••• --• .;LeCTT. 4 AND SOUTH PASTERN RAILWAY. Endslcigh, Ace of Trumps, Allow Me, Knave of Trumps, 1 66. 100 1 1 4 1,.....8e• 5ee11e .,968. wed,i6 96 06 ... (THIS D. 4 F.) Foxhole!, Muezzin, Owen Roe, Diomed, ( wiring , Black ise 100 le eeekire ere. 66 se 1 00 ..., -0,--- Rock, Vindicator , Nabocklish, Jassy. Henrlys Faint ' et, tee I Do. E.Ang. ink., N 0.9 6 7 6 lie half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was ! Here, Glendale, A Lady Lincoln, Excitement , I at. lie elrea6Northoltieotiend IS 16 '. at noon .et the offices, - Grasharodionse, Old Broad. , Lord Waldegrave, orthill, Vicioua, Banshee, and Vit- pc 100 Err Northern -....! 106 196 10 * : , t, eh. Joe: neeRADAILE in the chair. I totia are here. It 100 ;Do.AI Areanodly. tin.' letie 1191 SL 100 Ilto. H 1 111 6p.0. Is pain , HS 126 •-• .e report, which was issued some time ago, having' SELLLNG HANDICAP. Two mile& 61 100 IDo.OrtL DeL Div.Btock .... ,e. taken a 9 read, I Carbine, It 7lb ;La Pique, I Ist 21b ; Killarney, SR 1* ifil Bork t West (Ire 96 N •••• .c cum 'NAN then moved its adoption. For some , Ilse tab ; Great Unknown, lOat ilh (winner sold for 40/ ) . St. tee Gee" Western 631 44 431 past, he s aid, the board bad desired to obtain an e A u are here. at 109 Do.Stoureal.Guserk e. - ... St MO Do. South Wales • ent penuanent station. Before granting the necessary' CROYDON CUP. Three miles and a balf. fit. MO Do. W. Mkt -Odor IS 00 •-• ... te, the government wished to have a report as to the 1 - , ..non of Port Canning, but no practical step had yet I Astrolabe. King Arthur, Halleourt, LS.D., Teunison, , ~,1 38. IN ,____,_,Da• D0... e 1= , ; n 4 ...I/1 ~.e . e'ee _ , taken by the local authorities. For want of adequate Patience, Hornet, Pixie, Farnane, Bemizet, Flyfisher, I ret nee rz . 7- 8 ar.... 8. caut - .g ,eledatioa in connexion with Kooahtee, seaborne Tally Ho, and Lawrence are here. EL IGO leation,ffitathaimaDov 17 18 - .. had been diverted front the port, a nd at present : STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. Two mlles and • half. I St go: ta tei c teettenet. le '7 de ne w e estn. c. Ilz 1121 - 112 - was no prospect of improvement. The falling off in . Astrolabe. 12st 7lb ; Flyfisber list 7lb ; Ace of Hearts, " St. IN LondondSonthWeeters 76 73 V I : was entirely due t.) the state of trade at this port , lOst 121 b ; Niger, lOst I.M; Findrin, lOst Inb ; Laura, se, mo Man. Sief e rt lAncolmh 461 471 - , the increase was in local traffic, the government son- 10et Sib ; Heine, 104 7lb ; Red Rover, 10.4 ; Quicksilver, at. lee agaseep'enue_,.. 1161 117 e -. u.,: themselves with paying the guarantee and giving lOst ; Faint Heart, 10st ; Useless, lOst. All are here. St 100 Do. hstensioat: l elTZ - ,aupany the cold shoulder. As regards the reduction deed 6p. et. 1570 106 US - OW in consequence of the limitation of the objects of St. 100 Metropolitan Diserkee - - - 63 13 • Do. de. do. -..- - P - • n, an he bad to move resolutions in furtherance of - „ °hied in accordance with the act of last session re- SMOGS FORGERIES BY A BANK MANAGAR. 10 au 1 Do.9SLJohn's•wood - - H. 100 Midland ..- .....- llOl 111 -.. . to such matters, Sr Stafford Northoote had as. __„„,._ St BC Do. Blem. - * Derby. 79 81 - e ee e 'd to the course now proposed for the reduction of the Yesterday, at the Blackburn Borough Police- St. Ho North British _ ..,- eit ss - i -.Mal capital. court, David Nicol, an elderly man, and manager of the 5 4. 140 I Dec ldinelertleDned -•- - Me .1 %ME. , MITCHELL (director) seconded the motion. Blackburn branch of the Manchester and Liverpool Dis- It P sa D M IN•_Saltera o. G. -. Z. Par c .: :.: 06 100 071 _ \ Ir. F. ScHIELES (late chairman of the Chamber of trict Bank, was charged with forging a cheque of 600/. in ree he D o . L N eath 53 n _ ~amerce of Calcutta), who, it was stated by the chair- the name of Mary Neville, upon the Manchester and in. 100( Do. fork ____ 9l 54 - •e. had recently come from India, and Wee ' Liverpool Bank, on the 15th of February. St. 1160 Do. Carlisle - - -.• . ,mghly conversant with the position of the under- Mr. Pickop, solicitor, of Blackburn, appeared for the St. ,1001 Do. Stook &Deena& 129 131 1201 ..og, entered into souse details tending to show that prisoner. re all De. do., 166041 - - - - t Canning had been greatly neglected from the Ent by The assistant clerk to the magistrates, when the case ,ek.., 100 . ,NoZh Lo 0. do lidon pz. ... :_ . l l l4 11 1 6 ...‘ L zovernment at Calcutta, and tracing the want of inn- was called, informed the bench that the prisoner was lee m e et :ge ese ~,,,,, d , , .1,- b ., ;.. . . . - _ .‘'enient to that (*use. Port Canning had, he said, only brought up on several charges of forgery. The prosecution ar, 100 N. lk S. Western Joao llO lit - _en to be made habitable during the last two years, was not prepared to go into the whole of the cases that St, 100 ithropehire Union _ II6 67 •-• Clt certain that It would become a great port, but, day ; but, as the cases were of so serious a nature it had St. Ile South Devon.... _ _ 62 44 - .Mg attempted to load ships there, he inuat say been thought better that some evidence should be given M. 100 South Emmen i:Zii 661 661 et 651 -, 10 en geeinee,wekiegi 4 . : until the government did what was necessary no pro- to justify a remand. at. MO Taff Yale -as could be made in that direction. If the corn- Mr. Charles Walton Rippon was then sworn. He said th 6 , ca. C .e.• haul done nothing else, it had rescued from the state th a t h e was th e i ns p ec t or f or th e Manchester and Liverpool let me 'Waterford 1. - Rill; ..., -. _ jnngle 150,000 acres of land. He attributed the re- District Banking Company, and resided in Manchester. le II .Weserne et .. - eesuessof theitovernmenteotheinffilenceof vested intermits The prisoner had been manager of the Blackburn branch of Calcutta, which were jealous of Port Canning. There the Marinette and Liverpool District Bank. He produced BRITISH PtioeselllONE . already a rice mill at Port Canning which would turn a cheque, signed " James Nutter." The body of the l e d pe . 1 Railways. I 01061116 PIM& I "inn .t 100,000 tons of rice a year, alone the nucleus of cheque was in the prisoner's handwriting, and was for ee _ - , great trade, but trade could not be developed 7001. He found from the books kept by tbe prisoner that '"" 8 " I 65 /satimSni• laws"' 10 6$ 1} t. 1103 , Som. Bar. dC. In. pp... 1031 -• strut proper assistance. Sir John Lawrence, the money had passed through them as paid in seven 100/. II ,14 • Do. 7 Shares.- - - t 14 3Pre -.' ,a visiting the port with him (Mr. Schiller) no t es , 206' en *Wale & Lake Euro& le .e. e pressed himself delighted at the improvement already William Nutter deposed that he was treasurer to the 16 MI I Do. Preference 6 6 .- ttected, and promised to use his influence on behalf of Ba s k S c h oo l, in newaldtwistle, and bad an account with MO leo •IlliffeßrentelOoderlth the port-" Only," he said, "don't ask me for any the bank, and bad drawn cheques. The signature upon 0 per coat 1n7241-4 St. 100 Cal &S Emit 5 -. .11onev ;" and be ( Mr. Schiller) was afraid that nothing the cheque produced was his, but it was not in his hand- 1 St Me Laper.'d Lacri e ct p P .1. 41 '.1 4 - 5 60 - - cold be done until there was a new Governor-General writing. Ile never signed a cheque for 700/. The first we I a !Dem,smip.c.porret. ai ee - (Laughter.) part of the signature was very like his writing. The last St. ice lien Bengal gs. li 0 166 106 1045 The report having been adopted, a resolution for mac- cheque he drew was for 250/. se 121( Do. do. 6do •••• - ee Ing the nominal amount of capital from 1,000,000/. to Cross-examined by Mr. Pickop-He never drew that St• tee !last Indian ge. I do.- 1U 112 Illf I ele,(100/. by means of an alteration in the articles of ono- amount of money, but would not swear that it wee not his St. I 6 ..1 Do. L zhares....- - LI 3 pee 61 00 rine Trank °ferule lef 17} dation was agreed to. A meeting to confirm the resolte h en ee ee iee ng , 10/0 all Do. Equip.M.B.6p.d. SO al - lion is to be held this day three weeks. A vote of thanks Mr. Itippon was recalled, and produced • • cheque for L OS all Do. Ist pref. Boeds .46 dB - to the Chainuan terminate I the proceedings. 6001., slimed "Mary Neville." The body of the cheque wan 06 all Do, steppe* Bondi. le 27 - in the prisoner's handwriting. The money had passed I* all Do. god per Sleek- MI SS 1611 ell Do. 48k pref. Hoek l9 21 .e. - SUDDEN DEATH of TIC ARCHDEACON of through the books as paid in six 100/. notes. Mr. John Bolton deposed that he was acqu ainted with St' las *tat leMaa l'imiamml 116 11l 1101 CHE,TER.-We leant by a telegram from Shrewsbury that . . , . -.* all Do. pa. 6 per cent. - -re , - Mary Neville ' a banawiltinr and knew that • sine had an le e Do. New do. 1 11 Mee! -• the Yen. Richard Cerra. Archdeacon of Chester and amount with the bank. T ine cheque produced, dated the es 2 De. New . - rural dean, died suddenly yesterday afternoon whilst Pre- 15th February, 1867, was not in her handwriting . St. iOO 36. B.ot india - e - ilp7ci tett lot 11143} siding at a missionary meeting at Northwich. Cross-examined by . Mr. Pickop-He could not swear st. IMO Do. 61 per rot. Mr. Jacob Bright, with justice, claims the ex- that the cheque waa in the prisoner's handwriting . It ...Kill 9, feL D6 W417 666 06 ,6, Cana 0 .16 4 9 , 16 1 1 , 0 16 4 IZ I place Knew not bear any resemblance to the body of the cheque. '''. " Faience of the election contest which has just taken Knew that Maly Neville frequently signed cheques. She 105 , all Do. do. do. 1877-e. $8 Or , - 10 1 I Indian ranch(Lhnitoi - Rs •-• at Manchester as settling the question of the use of cab, was not in Blackburn, but resided at a distance. St. IMO Madras gear. sp. rot. 104 105 1104} on the polling day at elections. The number of votes In answer to Mr. Picket), Mr. Rippon said there was •St UM Do. de. ef do .I 14 98 I polled on Tuesday was 15,22 J, and the weather was most meeting at the bank on the previous day at Manchester , at BC 100 Do. de. * 00 .••1 as 96 which t he p ris oner was present, but be did not tell the 10 I 611 Dm SIMS latima loo - I --- unfavourable for walking, yet no cab was employed.lll t eil Melb. and Hobson's Bai 41 61 ( - " If prisoner that he had better tell all about it. this great constituency," said Mr. Bright, at the declaration word the assistant clerk-Told the prisoner th at the bank IM : It: : : t... 4 1 : 10:, n : 8 , , - yesterday, "can poll its men without cabs every constita- d not be responsible for the cheque that bore ?hry be tea 0.11.01e.;e el; e.letp.B. 79 81 I - eery ought to be able to do the Name." Nevi ll e's signature Said to prisoner, "Is it forger,' 2 ' snit rat all Ombeltllehillmaidee lelf 104* ' 1041 The entire wheat crop of the United States for he replied. lt is." 10 et leo. shares do par pin. -• This wes. the whole of the evidence adduced, and the St- all Me Nu lletee - - I -• the present year is estimated It from 220,000,000 to bench remanded the case for a week, but refused bail. 81 LO° Do. Del do.- -- 102 les i 1021 I ere salads, gene 6 Farms 103 106 1 - hi '2'21,000,000 bushels. This i. from 40,000,000 to 50,000,000 St. I 80 il6 Do. do, re--- e fps - bushels more than the crop of 1866, and is by far the St. inn Do. Punentb do. - - WEATHER REPORT. THIS DAY.) st. lust Do, Indus Be. Ylot de ln 111) t - lanest wheat crop ever gathered In the United States. ___,,,-- The Austrian squadron in the Levant has been Teuesesr, Norm= 28, 9 A.R. JOINT SUESS HANEL recalled in order to escort the body of the Emperor Maxi- a ,,, - NoTISIi - 1 - 13saxs. IPd I CI. plows. t Brea milan on its arrival on the coast of Austria. On the pass- Bt. W. lb i---A- 11.74 ~ W. Z. i - i s ti 6 1,03 1: , aces Bank (Lime A .... I ; 1 1NT 6 ' 111 - ing a the vessel containing his remains, all the forts and N I Althe a _. .... . . ....... 16 6 3M. .-. batteries on the coast are to give tbe prescribed salutes. 114 101,11•1 131 '''' ....... 1•i,.,,,, - 2 60, 1 Alliance - Umited N The body will be landed at Trieste and immediately Benton Aberdeen .. .ve 41 &W. 1 1 N.W. ob - 2 100,006 11111 Anglo Artier 6 et s pia - to Vienna. L . - .Mh ... 10.20 44 B.W. a a S.W. c - - 40.000 IS Angle reeepelanaellel all 154164 - ardrossan.. 10.26 41 W. 3 4 N.W. co - 3 20,430 20 lAysto learn ,Lunitede l 1* 6 4 des - In consequence of the cold the goldfish in the G reencast l e . 30.31 42 W.B . W. 2 s &W. rc 0. - 00.0* 40 Allearalalle ' all 111 03 621 ends of the Tuileries garden have been taken out end va°° " - - . 34 1' 1. i'L 1 1 Z. b- 1 1;600 SO , Beethol N lXtlahColtrbial a: Il i 13 ni e z Cape Clear .. 30.83,45 &W. 4 4 Set. c - 3 11,800 20 : Do. traderred to warmer water ; and the swans have been R a:A.4l'olot 56143 24.5.& 3 4 E. c- 3 10, IS Bulk el Egypt lass sr - sett to winter quarters. The Skating Club is making pre- •"•• - Si4o W.S.W. 2 2 N.W. c- I * 10 , Banked Orion= 10 6 4 dla - Hot) noel ... . 34 ' 39 W. N .W. 1 2 N. c - - 19,0* SO , HankolVictoria, as - - - ',rations for the season. Pe ,sance.... .44 , 45 N.W. 1 2 N. o- 2 *NH HI 1 Bane et New Zeeland le 7 fl pa - - " Henry Ward Beecher," says the B.st ,, n Adcer. Brad ..-.. le IT 6.1. 2 3 N.N.W. re - 2 MOOS Si British N. America ••••• ell 60 51 Lorient • *,34 E. 1 1 N.& b &OS 2 66,900 20 , L.Bk. toe* Ar e Chinal en 18 19 - i er, " has already paid the penalty for writing for the noch e f o re,„ se 36 S.F. 4 2 W. t- 3 80,000! NI ' Chart, Her. of Loftier. en 29 31 31 80 le lel 138 .e. et York Ledger by having his novel Norwood condensed Vineetb ui .:: 6m l: N S.. w. 0 Z. fil - 1 nz,: ci a.. -- " - " ..--. . N M - _ itee a five act drama. It was ' adapted' by Mr. Augustin jth euenun k . Ji g 3 2 N. 2 3 NAL e c - 1 8 00,0* 10 Cossolidated Bank (14 4 Pee Mem - Lily to suit the peculiar abilities of the actresses known London . ... .40 Se W.N.W. 2 4 N.W. en, - - 10,000, 50' Delhi and London lei- * - - -. (Lbeltedll i 21 1411. - u the ` Worrell &stem,' and was first brought out is New Termemlutnnanik'••• Ist, $2 W. W. 4 3 4 2 N.N.W. N.W ob b -- 3 2 611. 1"1" 10 1 , 344 Easterelfac ( )' 5 - - dim - Toth on Monday night in the New York Theatre, which Shields 30.25 38 N.W. 2 2 K.W. c - 2 MIL Ilit 'Eve& and Ammer .15 4 2 die - 'is formerly the Rev. Dr. Osgood's church. The writer Mader as W.N.W. 6 - - - - s N. VP ltai.Banklf.d6lanetroL 10 $ les - NI, 10 I Eng./colt AneL Cbared all 161 17f .e as in some way managed to bring the num b er o f c h a . REMARK& *Or 66 BegeshandBwedish (L.) 16 - - 461 -. meters within the scope of the stock company, and has The highest berometeleal progenies this morning are on the *Me 100 IntherialliankiLimitede no 15 18 - istroduced into it the bombardment of F or t S um t er an d Channel coast. where es well as at all southern stations , there 10,10 C 20 1 Imperial Ottumwa -.., 10 1 o4dla 411 1,,,,,, been an m ere . Boca yesterday. In the extreme north and 6,000, * Joni= .. all -- , e - -••- • • .- the field of Gettysburg after the battle. A clog dance by west • decrease Is reported. and . at all northern stations 11,1100' IS ! Do. New ......-.. I ..- -•-• Ilise Jennie Worrell seems to have been the principal 16 land Mort. Bk. India(L) 6 3 1 els - has decreased since last night. the south of England Menne MA* , . pertturc has fallen and Is now rather low, whilst there has been 60000 6145 D0.6p.e.D5ix,1564.110yn all 83 60 -. feature of the play, and this ' break-down,' we believe, is an increase on the north and west coasts. Winds have been light WNW * Lon.BlLolMencrekcele. 20 11 9de - 1 incidental to every piece in which this actress performs." aud frog , S.W. to AV., the the west this of F ag F ra n ce, where la 11101 : 04 4 0 1 Do. New g gradgan- lig 28 2 : de. - THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. -(THIS DAY. )- are south-easterly. exce p t weather is fine in th north, a n d cloudy th e yon 6,000 100 , Londenditiverrtah ( L) , 46 pm •-• This morning the annual conference of the British our other cosies, with tog prevailing at places le the south. 0,009 26 i Do. do. de 111 e 11pin - Organisation of the Evangelical Alliance was held at WO le Lon. Ck. Bank of Aortal all 24 26 - ***l N London and County. l* 61 63 62 Freemasone-hail, and was lamely attended by members is! MA& * he at2o p. 141, 4 - - - venous religious denominations. The Rev. John Stough- BOMBAY MAIL .- ALEXANDRIA , NOV. 2 7 .-The n,sen ss London ßae{ Stock--; 15 30 37 - ton. of Kensingthn, opened the proceedings, and delivered Poonah left at 11 &tn., and the Syria at 5 p.m. to-day. lame * London& SouthAtelenel NI 9 10 - a brief address, an which be glanced at the leading events p h . re e .„,„, ....,.. l e , ....meet at A 10,000 100 LOU &8. Mertens (Ur) 20 4 2eh - of the last year as far as they applied to the state of f o r mer m ay - --r-- M ar s e ille.e " the 3rd. en- Loces * I leaden allen=l ) , 11e 10 7 del - relmion in this country and abroad. As the close of the the latter at Southampton about the 10th of December. 5 0 .000 100 London *W 1 119 09 70 address, 11r. R. C. L. Bevan formally took the chair ; and The fire which took place in the book-room of the r" lw Dc d' a mtl'lkarlold 19 27 la liw as the Rev. Jamul Fleming, RD.. 5,000 100 Merchant Bank (eta ~00 10 7de •-• incumbent of Camden partially disused shed at Camden has not in an way in- 60 . 00 9 60 Mercantile ii 1 0 97 14 Church, Camberwell, spoke in favour of practical action. 20,000 10 Metropolitan ilinattall PU 6 7 - The Rev. F. Tucker (baptist minister) gave in- tertered with the conduct of the burin's of the station ; the cm 100 Midland Bank (islet) -. 190 lem per _ teresting information relative to the recent conference at up and down goods traffic being carried on through the 10.000 5 National of Australasia • -- pm - Annterdsm ; and M Theodore Verne*, from Paris (Coin- night as usual. The damage to goods is estimated not to ke • uhm eek LI! N N . atiMai p m a 0t z . 11 6 = 4 22 I el li - - ..,- 5j5 - - mitres lie Section des Missions of the Paris Exhibition), aimed boy. ; the woodwork and roof of a portion of the old 66,000 M i Do. Bad * aed lesene 12 ..e - 391 e reported upon the religious services held in the Salle shed is destroyed, but the company's principal warehouses *OOO 50 I National Bank '3o - - - Evangelique at Paris during the Exhibition. Several other ___, __„„ _,. Keee 20 New Sou th Wales- an 44 48 - • addressee were delivered, and discussions took place in a""...`""5.5„... Camden remain uninjured. • HOW 20' North Wartens 2 -..-, 9 - _ _. -i e ,...,.. 1 ei,,,,e, connection with them. THE 131717.DERS' B ENEVOLENT iNSTITrTION.- W., WO., ..- 1 ----.,..,,---- unrlin% an it 43 -. THE LAST LETTER OF THE CONVICT ALLEN.- (THIS Dar.)-This 1110113ieg •• general meeting of tbe sub- ja: o - 0 : 1 7 0 i p u , -- ;17„ 6 '7,, - ' 6 77 1 in 4 Fi l gs 34 _ The Irish pipers publish the following letter, and state scribers to the above institution was held at Willis's 5,000 101 Do. do. I hlw : on Mud it was the last Allen wrote before his executi o n ;- Rooms, St. James's, for the purpose of electing two pen- 10,000 26 Beath Australia.. «.. -; ad 26 23 .- "Salford, Ne w Bailey Prison. Nov. 22nd, 1867. To you . loners on the funds- one wale and one female-from a ,7 , 061100 Blind of B. & Aker 26 If 11 die, - my loving and sincere dear Uncle and Aunt Hogan,-/ list of eight candidates. Mr. W. R. Rogers, president of 1 42 1 22 Jc Do 5 .1. a len et ISm 12, 61 a: dl. ~ - aappose this is my last letter to you at this side of the the institution, occu ied the chair. ne chairman, in Iltree I r e v sloe eket a eraieee ~Leni Tr, . S db l "' ... ;rave. Oh ! dear uncle and aunt, if you reflect on it, it opening the proceedings , said they had met for mei ja 60 • ew es e l l a d. e. - ." - ..el is so t o I is nothing. lam dying a horrible death ; I am dying the purpose of electing two pensioners on the for Ireland ; dying for the land that gave me birth ; dying funds of the Builders' Benevolent Institution. There 1101LEIGN RAIL WAYS. for the Island of Saints, and dying for liberty. Every ge e. were eight candidates, and he was sorry to say ration of our countrymen is suffering , and where is t he n that their funds would only permit the election of two IL i Pd. I RAILWAY& I wag 1/11000 l NW. Irish heart could stand by unmoved ! I should like to out of that number. There would, however, be another 10 i - 1111 - B.nerlere st Erteerdelle .8 eel - know what trouble, what passion, what mischief could election in May next, and those who were not successful 0,, 111 .„ ~,....,...°`•"•a'-laattEP.a. sq At, P. l - - separate the true Irish heart from its own native isle' on the present occasion would then have another °peer- 4 ;„- ~,,-;;;;,,..... 4 1 4 1 4 4.71.0•4 - Dear uncle and aunt, it is mad to be Parting from you all tunity, when he hoped they would be more fortunate. The 20 all , ortra( Argentine -.. 13 14 - at my early age, but we must all die some day or another ; poll was then proceeded with. 100 - - - • few hours more and I will breathe m y l as t, an d on REPRESENTATION OF MIDDLEsSOPOOOII. -At a 10 I"I on IV P° Extenston .- -re - English soil. Oh ! that I weld be buried in Ireland. meeting held at Iliddlesbo bon Monday it was d He •80 Denaboa nkb & WlekTf ) le 10 pm - IThat a happiness it would be to all nay friends ande• 19 -10 'Deer _.. 34 4pm - eermined request the . Ma yor topublic, l.. ', mom wpm .. - 66 134 24 to myself, where my countrymen could kneel on my in to to g convene a . meet- N.ae I De. -. grave. I cannot express what joy it afforded me when I to consider a requisition to Mr. Bolckow, asking h i m * a t, - fond, Aunt Sarah , that you were admitted here. Dear to allow himself to be put in nomination for the represen- 40 lIS fyivii. 0.....1 d../.• 18 15 en Cation of of the hermit at the genera l election. Mr. Bolckow M ' all wows lamaahaart ••:. 9 1 ei - Mick. lam sure it was not a very pleasant place I had to is th e senior - - .- . . * I all ILsvalowg-Glenowila(&) ls 14 - receive you and my aunt, but we must put up with all partner of the well-known arm of isolexow is su ' man . IL , - trials until we depart this life. lam sure it will peeve and Vaugluui, and was one of the founders of the town. 20 Ise ileauatmege )By tb• 1:I - yon . very much to li tee me in such a He is a German by birth, and there is some difficulty about * I all Do.6p.e.Prt !Bergey 144 ti) -. place on the evidence hi s ' ,m eri di e m" . He is a liberal in iti ca . 10 j all ,Northern of }Vance or Inch characters that swore my life away ; but I forgive lO I A 11.1ad.iliyres 7.9 e 1 4 them, mi d may God forgive them. I ain e ying. thank A MISSIONARY KILLED .- Syd ne y papers state 10 ' ell I Do. - - _ reel. an Irishman and a Chrietian. Give my love to all that advice. from Fiji report that the Rev. Hr. Baker, le 1 all tintrweitas Trask /Yet - - - ''Y friends. Same from your ever affectionate nephew, Wesleyan missionary at Novora, and a native catechist N, an !011athan(Sm7melaidin Se • - le. P. ALLEN. Pray for us. Goodbye. and remember .._ ._ and his students, have been murdered by a tribe of canna- IS 1 all Puts,Lromerdlledit s te 151 - la len rowboat Orleans -. S 4 85 -. en Good-bye, and may Heaven protect ye-the last wish °a" Mrs' Baker end family bad arrived at Sydney. 91 leH !Beene ib&Presera..(L) II 10 - 4 e'er dying nephew, W. P. ALLEN." INCENDIARY FIRES IN YORESHIRZ.--Seversa in- se ilO Royal Sardinian -- .... .-. .. WRECK ON THE GOODWIN SANDS. - STRANGE oendiary fires have part occurred in different parts of York- II all.. Ilimlnl ee ltimailth„ __.•••••••-• e'' - -• eoNnteee or A SHIPWRECKED CREW.-Early on Wed. shire. Last week • stack of barley was burnt on the me- 4 en l - .„F i l r ,r; --- i - II .-. ***day/ morning the French schooner Duakerquoise, of mime of Mr. Cordukes, of North Oman, near Pontefract, ,se all 1 b,„ 4,....." 1 :pw41 0 9 I- Dunkirk, aril bound froneDunkirk to Cardiff, i n Wh i p, and • tramp , who gave the name of Isaac Woodley , wan 110 all 'Sae Paufo,L) g. 7 per ot. 1 161 vent ashore on the Goodwin Sends, in • thick bare that , taken before a bench of magistrates et Pontefract on Satter- (10 all flAustetLom.Ventelan 13 14 131 eu prevailing at the time. A signal of distress wee sent day, and committed on the charge of arson, for trial at the ' 110 116 arta Kest of Portugal - -41 e -. alp from the nearest lightship, which brought two Broad -' ensuing winter gaol delivery at Leeds. Three stack - yard ..., 10 j 9 tettetern_ e et e .reanm.,..,. •• • • 214 02 i - ~ -hire lifeboats to the assistance of the distressed fires have occurred in the neighbourhood of Bridlington, in 7.1 se isp - ea s pi a - aa - 5 - an _ - - i i - - - wesel, and also th e Ramsgate tug and lifeboat. , the East Riding. A farmer named Edmond had several 10 ,se I Do. be per cent. - Firt ii . 1 11 - The Ramsgate lifeboat, which was the first to arrive at the . tacks buret last week ; and on Sunday night luta: stacks I go I all Milli& N.W. of ?mac* 2 , 4 22 .. • SP put one man an board, but the master was disinclined were destroyed by fire on the premises of Mr. F. Taylor at 1 .--- to accept the services offered, and desired the man to leave a short distance from Bridlington • and not far from the , FOREIGN OBLIOATItteII. the 'easel , which h e did on the lifeboat sheering alongside , same place three or four stacks a hay were burnt on the ' *A. IN. I RaILWAYS. l Closing Woes. 1 Bair Vein to take him on board. Subsequently, when the premises of Mr. Wilson. A tramp, who gave the name of muter found that the schooner was drifting fnrther on the ' Henry Parker, and who said he was a paper stainer from I 4 IMI .aleemaaMmeillißeenS lit 3 1 - la soils he accepted thel6 I 7 Melee proffered assistance . Some of the London, was apprehended for the fire at Mr. Taylor's, i ke w nii •lal lupe* an d IS 92 - t m ' s , were then put on board , who assisted but, after an examination before a bench of local magic - filo U an dilusanne ltibo 68 190 at the pumps, and ultimately, after great lit-' testes, be was liberated. On Monday afternoon upwards mo 101 l mau l s= ;id -.- - - ficulty, the vessel was got adoat and taken in lof a dozen stacks of flax, tow, and hay were destroyed by me all I Do erre Wee-. IS $2 - The by the steamer with the three lifeboats astern. tare on the premises of Mr. W. Puckering, fl ax manatee- 10 all poi*. of Priam I p III 13) .. ene schooner, however, leaked se mu c h that she speedily barer, at • village in the duty of York, and about four , 10 _ all_„ I r ,...___D e(late C h e r t,....„.. l/19 ,Le a k, -.. 7.. _ tiled and foundered. The crew, who were fortunately , miles from the city of York. This fire was caused hy two ''''' all s'[p.„7"..no. do‘. -- ' ...- laseedat 72 24 91 - - rescued. although with difficulty, were landed at Rams- young mischievous boys, named John Ridsdale and Edward ee AMA*. lie 135 - gate and taken to the Sailors' Home, where their reaps,- Varier, whole Parents reside at CoPinonthorpe- They 105 S e i S 6. F. IrvnL)• • tit as - tree wants were attended to. Shortly afterwards* barque have bean apprehended, and refired that they were 4 Swedi s h st. 64., 14 1 - ran aground cm the same eraseeeeees shoals , but she was " tending" cows in a lene adjoining the field in which the 100 `all Imtleannar Let' 86 " 0 - assisted off by a London eteam•tug, and her name has not Auks were placed, and they went into the field, struck • le tea &Lora-Yen. .e. 81 ef tran ired - towards the Goodwi n sends, - 11 . .but she was warned off by •in a blue, end then ran away. These youthful incendiaries ee l e n holism 3 per et at 6 .- signal from the Gull lightship. will be brought before the magistrates next week. WI 'all efelf.W.rthe. 3t, ii. 111 - id I Pd. I RAM/rill I °0_,15 6 ._ 60 1 Salm 9 3 -dal 1, peawmay. I to 1 p.m. 84. 100 Ihtsiol and Swam - , 90 U - 84 100 Caledonian '.l 71 71 72 , SI. 100 Cambrian 1 so as - Stall Oornwall 1 2 4 - 100 DablinandliedsetJono 73 76 ... St. 100 .Dandee,Pertli,&4l/I.ln' IS 72 ID 6 Ltd London .. - 1 100 all 1 Da tiorip U. 100 Cgsagowand S. Westin 96 08 - 1 St. 100 13reai lisstero Ord. U. 00 901 - 00. 141 Do. E. au. Stk., Nail 6 7 6 I St. ISO i llrestNortholileotlant 11 16 - St. 100 Great Nor th ern _.... 1 106 196 1014 01. 100 !Do.AI A nano dlr. nrs. l 1061 1101 - 34. 100 !Do. 8 1 11l 64. c. Is paint 121 126 - Bt. 100 IDo. Ord. Dot Div. Stook v.. ... St 143 ifil South& West (Ira) 96 98 - St. 110 Great Western 431 44 4 11 es. 100 Do.StourVel.Goa.Sik v. ... ... St 100 Do. South Wales - - -• ... ... fit. 103 Do. W. 1414.-Oilord 15 SO •-• St. ISO Do. Do. Newport 19 11 - St d . 100 Lancashire & Yoi , 1111 1211 121) St. BM Lon_ltriehtn,&S.Caut 411 - Pt 100 Ltadon,Chatham,&Dov 17 18 - Bt. 100 Do. IletExten.A6p.c. - -.- St. 100 London &North Wenn. 112 1121 112 1 St, 160 London&SonthWeeters 76 73 7/1 St 1110 Man. Shet.,&Linoolmh 461 471 - St. 100 114alropolltan-..-,-.- 1161 1174 - 8t 100 Da aztenelon, diet. - dend 6p. CO. t 1111570 106 US - St. 100 i lledropolltanDl4oo4 - - - 03 13 ' Do. do. do. - - - 10 all I Do. &St. John'awood - - - St 100 Midland .. - - ...- St. 101 1 Do. Birm. ilk/thy 79 81 - St. 100 North British U - U. 100 IDa Edin.,9erth . ,l3l;a. - 33 - - Bt. 145 I N. Eastern-Berwick -06 100 971 113 161 Z. Pore. - - - - 10. 100 Do. Leeds —.. 53 67 - Bt. 100 j Do. fork -- - 10 54 - St. 1100 1 Do. Carlisle - - St 1001 Do. Stook &Darling 129 131 129} 16 i all De. do., 1860.61 - - - - 8t 100 North London .. ..- ll4 110 - 10 6 Do. do., 1346_ _ _ 1 14 pm - U. 100 NorthStaffordabire- - 00 62 - St. 100 N. &S. Western Jana 110 118 - St. 100 Shropshire Union - - 8t 110 South Devon.... - _ 62 44 - 8t 100 South Eastern 651 461 86/ so an sisio.swoktojaVai si 91 St. 140 Tan Vale - 10 6 ' Do. C - - -. .v pc - Bt. Ho 'WM/geoid 1 .- 414 - w ... -.- IS $ .11110000 dt Whltekao - - 1311271.611 P006131110N1. Sh.i N. 1 11.01.WaYa I Oulu pekes. 1 Musa NS ell , atiansic& - ot. lawman 13 95 - St. 100 : Som. Bar. &C. In. pp.e. 1031 1041 -. -. II , 14 • Do. P Shares-. ._ _ k pm 194' ell banal° & Inks Norma 111 - 16 aB I Do. Preference 5 5 - LM 110 .116.4.,Brant,thOoderloh 0 per COIL 147244 St. 100 Cal &S.Esztomsp. e.g - - - St. 'lOO , Cape 7.d Dock 6 p iz e i j 145 50 - al tee 1 I Clemersra,7p.c.te - St. KO I Ust Bengal pa I o lO6 106 100 rft 1211 Do. do. bdo v. - .. St. toe !gait Indian go. 6do lll 112 llif I IS b Do. L awes.. - 14 2pm 11 St. 100 Wand Trank deans& 161 171 - 1M all Do. Eanfp.ll/I.6p.ct SO 51 - 1M all Do. let pref. Solids. 46 dl - 104 all Do. and prat Bondi. IS 27 - 1M all Do. Sod prat Poet- ts so - to all Do. 4th pref. Posh l9 U ... St* 100 *sat Lathan lentasale 1 110 111 1101 10 all Da pia. 6pm cent.' - - Ore , - 10 0 Do. New do. I 0 2 Do. Now . - St. 100 P. &of india - rk - tip7ot Mk 1031 1 166 1 St. 1 100 Do. 61 per cut. all ft il Weston o Canada 161 101 Ile 1 1 1 4: 1 1 all Do.kc.Bdapay.let 98 100 . 104 ell Do. do. do. 1877 B6 9, - 19 I 1 indian ranch(Lhnited - - di, - St. 1100 ILadren guar. 6 a own. 104 105 1 1041 St. NO Do. de. 44 do I 16 98 ' - St. 100 Do. do. 4 do 1 93 96 - spe, le 6/1 Do. Fitth Extensloo - .- - SD lal Math. and Hobson's Bat 0 61 - 101 sil Do. 6p. et., pay.lBo. 96 98 - IM an Do. 6p. et., pay. 1806 Ft 83 - bt MP EX even an e.letp.B. 79 81 - St. all Owde&Rohilkandat 1034 1041 1041 10 11 Da Shares do par Ipro - St. all 1)0 Nalbatve - - - St. 1 tve %Naas, pos. 6 percent lO3 106 - St !100 Do. bind do lO2 les i 102) so il6 Do. do. do.-_- 1 19 81 - SL 1 Ito Do. Panjattb do. - - 102 103 - St. ll* Do. Indus 8t riot de. Et 111) t - r. NlMeute. At. W. I; r. n W. L 1 9 to 111 Aberdeen .03 42 B.W. 1 1 N. w. ob 2 Leite . 30.3044 B.N. 6 4 B.W. c - Stalrog 10.2e 41 W. 3 4 N.W. oo Greencastle 30.3 142 W.B.W. 2 3 S.W. rc O. - Valuate.-- .34 45 N.Z. 1 1 Z. b 1 Cape Clear R whe's Point 36163 3 4 Z. c Rolyneed . . 1 4 4 1 : ;17i. N.W./. c c —__ Pe mance.. .44 , 45 N.W. 1 2 N o— 2 Bred .. TN ST 6.1. 2 3 N. W. re 2 (orient Rochefort .112 36 8.8 4 2 W. I 3 Plymouth . Weymouth— 30.45 115 F.W. 1 0 a b— 1 Port/mouth .4332 N. 2 3 x.x.K. be 1 Wed= .402 9, W.N.W. 2 4 N.W. eft) - Tannostat 35 32 W. 4 4 N.W. ob 2 icerbereugh. 2155 W. 3 2 N.N.W. b Shields 30.25 36 N.W. 2 2 N.W. c Helder 44. W.N.W. 6 - - 5 THE EXPRESS, TIMISDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1867. OOLONLIS GOVIIIINMINT PrlllskOolat.lp.ot..lloo 1, Do. 1801 Obe. Apr•gov.• p. * o. 187744 _ Do. *Ants. I Do.Oporotil/r. 0,11 . 1,0011 Do. ipmell Jame 166,808 Do. Sporot.ba 100,000 OrGHa r zZe' Do. do. 11004101 Do. do. 110041, D0.6p.0.1115.404.11100 100,0 00 092 loo.Nov. 114 S. 'pet 383,900 Do. 1878, do -1,000,000 Do. 1871 do. —1 100,000 11aorttlye 6 pos 0t,1871 100,000 Do. 1676 100,000 Do. 1011 330,000 Do. 111151 116,500 IfatolGov.6p.o.Ap.Ar l c.l 100,000 Do. do. Ilsy&Nov.' 150,000 Nos Brana.oov.listrat.l 1,110,000 Now 110U111 Wale Gov.. 5 p. otal,llll to lee %MOM, Do. 6p. e. 1805 00 1696 6640001 D0.5p.e.r,1107 to 1816 iso,ooo t ifew Zealand Spar omit 1.000,000 Do. apt mot.. 600,0001 Do. 6 per coot 1801 1 359,000 Do.do.ls9lJono&Doo tams" Nova Scotia 6p a,1076 1,160.100 Quougead Dow. 6p. el 1.177,450 Do. Do. UK 120,091 LAtzt.Gov. d p.e.,67.77 Do. DM so tow& 850,005, 110.00v.0p. a. Ise. :dr 40000001 Do. op. at /gallant alLlTl:itt Mina Chlverton Clifford AraiL Der. G. Coo. (Tieback ) Drekewalls list Buse* oat c (Illopa) Beet Cern Brea East Grenville East Lovell E. W. Russell (Tavtatk ) Gatabter I St. kappa Great Leroy (Limited) Great South Tokens G. W. Vor (Hearten) Orenetne Herod'. Foot Singleton Downs rarr a g e r Lola* Mwyndy Iron Or' New Seim North Radom . . North Wheal Croft'' PToe~er United Providence (U. Lebusel 18. Pram 86. Clar). i tiontb Coodarrsn! k.. i fir s e taz West Basset ( 1 11egsat) W. Camden (Untie* West Chlvertso West Bsto WE.Mary Basset (Illoss) Wk. Buller Reft.t Ann pisabaii Meal Beton W. Teelawnee (Lteltlk MOIGIT MARKET.-(THIS DAL)! as Vans& Business in the markets for public securities is rather active to-day, and the tendency generally is favourable, the transactions showing a prepon derance of purchases. Consols have improved 1-16 per cent. The impression seems to be some- , what stronger that the English funds may go beyond 95, notwithstanding the relapse on several occasions within the last few months from that quotation, owing to the limits which were placed in the hands of brokers to sell. It is believed that many persona are becoming more dissatisfied with the low rates now allowed for money on deposit by the joint stock banks and discount establishments, and that an increased disposition will be shown by the public generally to invest in comparatively sound securities yielding a much higher rate of interest. Most of the English rail way and foreign stocks are better. Attention is still directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. The charge for good paper in the discount market is 1; to 1i per cent., showing no change. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 041 to 05, with Idiv., for money, and 93# to 1, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are firm, at 93/ to l. Home railway st.,cks aro in request, and better. York and North Midland has improved 2 per cent. ; Berwick, 1 ; Caledonian, ; and the other lines, with one or two exceptions, 1- to I F Subjoined are the prices. Metropolitan, 1171 to 118 k!; Great Western, 44 to ; London and North Western, 114 to ; Midland, 110} to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 to 122; Caledonian, 714 to 72; South Eastern, 85 . . to./ ; Great Eastern, 301 to ; Great Northern, 1041 to 105 ; ditto A, 109 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to ; North British, 32/ to 2 ; Brighton, 51/ to # ; Berwick, 98} to # ; and York and North Midland, 231 to 941. _ _ _ _ Foreign stocks continue in demand, and have further improved. Spanish securities have risen tto per cent. ; Italian of 1861, f ; Turkish of 1865, I ; Mexican, H, &c. The quotations are as follows :—Turkish of 1862, 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 33 to ; Greek, 13 to I ; Spanish Passive, 249 to f ; ditto New Three per Cents., 354 to 9 ; ditto Certificates, 12 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 46,1 to 9 ; Egyptian of 1864, 84 to 86 ; and Mexican, 161 to I. United States 5-20 bonds are inquired for, and have advanced 9 per cent., viz., to 709 to f. Erie Railway shares are quoted 46f to 471, showing a decline of 1 per cent., and Illinois Central 851 to 861, being unaltered. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are firm, at 181 to 1, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 4 to 41. Bank shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent, and prices generally are maintained. London and Westminster are at 69 to 70 ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dia., being 10s. lower ; Imperial Ottoman, i to i dis. ; London and County, 51 to 52 ; Unica. of London, 33 to 31 ; and Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31. The only variation in financial shares is a rise of 2s. 6d. in Credit Foncier, viz., to 61 to 61 dis. International, n dia. ; General Credit, 2i to 1 dia. ; and London, 24 to 23 dis. At Fates this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. for the account, being Sc. higher. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 4491. be. Bd. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The following relates to the New Granada debt : Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. yesterday received a remittance on account of New Granada Dividends of 2,6981. 2s. 6d. from the Custom-hones of Santa Martha. About 57,000/. in bar gold was withdrawn from I the Bank yesterday for exportation to the Conti nent, making a total of 324,0001. since the date of the last return ; while only 26,000!. has been sent in, including 6,000 sovereigns yesterday from Lisbon. The City of Limerick, from the River Plate, has brought 62,00 W. in specie. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,1301. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 7,5471. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,4921. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 7381.; and the Great Western an increase of 3,5991. It is stated that the directors of the North Eastern Railway Company are about to issue a circular describing the present financial position of the various branches of the undertaking. At a meeting yesterday of the Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company (Limited) a resolu tion was passed in favour of a sub-division of the shares. At the meeting of the Imperial Continental Gas Association yesterday a dividend of 21. 10s. per share and a bonus of II per share were declared upon tho 28,000 shares of the association for the half-year ended the 30th June last. An extraordinary general meeting of the Isle of Wight Railway Company is called for the 12th December, to determine whether application shall be made to government for the abandonment of the company's central and western lines. A dividend meeting of proprietors of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation is fixed for the 18th December. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the railway market showed a general scarcity of stock, in consequence of which, instead of " continuations," " backwardations," or premiums for the loan of stock, were in many cases given. With the exception, however, of Caledonian, for the loan of which fully 1 per cent. was in some instances paid, the rates generally did not involve a greater sacrifice to the speculators for a fall than those current on the last occasion, while, as regards many descriptions, moderate rates of " continuation " continue to prevail. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland may be specified as chiefly scarce for the 1 settlement. The following shows the terms gene- I rally current at the commencement and end of the day's business: _ RATES OF CONTEWATIONS. Caledonian 1 to I .. I to ! leek Great Eastern l4l to 34'4 .. 1-.0 to .....- Great Western l-16 to 3-16 .. 1-16 to 6.16 Great Northern A even to e London and Brighton London and North•Westere even .. 1-16 to 3-16 London. Chat., and Dover 1-3! to IE6 .. 1.32 to 1.16 Lancashire and Yorkshire Ito I back I to / back .. Manch. Shelf., and Lincoln. even to A .. i to I Metropolitan lildbad ilto i back -. itoi back Dover Luxembourg tinted States 630 Bonds 2 to 4 p. e. p. ann. .. 2to 4p. C. p. sea. Grand Trank of ()sande Great Western of Canada Os. 3d. to tat .. Os. 3d to All. The subjoined report on the market for Ame rican securities is from Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co.: - - ile,ooo 110,0001 103 105 101 103 101 103 90 02 59 91 1011 IE6 116 lee 14110 1116 107 109 95 97 101 109 103 Irs 105 107 108 109 105 197 107 10'3 104 106 103 105 103 105 107 1 911 ICS* 01 103 106 101* 1,4 103* 107 10N,) 1121 1131 1111 110 i 111 e • 110 625 625! 15 i 1 di ?1 :I li 8 9 If 2 1 2 17f 181 171 15f I 26 38 2 21 6 6 61 If 2 662 66 64 6 d 2f 2f 21 ft 21 28)_410_ -- - --- 16 1 i 4O xd 4 6 It 14 1f If 7 9 70 71 140 :70 90 100 16 19 17 19 100 10$ 6 8 1.000,00di Bt. FAA sad Most India . aoe sors:es. Lando, NitiLatbAria. 100 1 1,002,10 t; 00 St ,Do. Mob. Soota.m St. 4 pant all 100 1 —.— 007,071 St. ,ilurrey Coemaratal 100 I DEBENTURE WOW N. 1068316, et &lOW' IL 118,000 1 N. 1303974 8t 101BILII St. 1.12,600 Bt. 1119.71. Bt. 100000 1 BL —.. St *2.431 Bt. Bt. °USE 4 p.c. xer. 13 es.i . 100 .lithn.tp.e. Ja _l. zi.oltJ . 1 100 a. 1-01., _ . Jui:juli.:7 . lol) Lasso.tilL4p.o.Jou.Lay 100 Lon.Bo~lgh.4o.e.Jan.&lly 100 L.&N.lo'.6p.c.Jost.& July 100 Do. Jan.& July 100 L&S.W.4p.o. Jan.& July 100 Nldlaad,4p.e.Jan.&July 100 N. &tUIb. L P. & 6 p. Cl.. Yob. & Aug... 100 I N.lstrn.,4p.o.Jau.&July 100 g00t.N.Z..6p.0.Ap.4005..100 111.5011LLAXPX1178. ou. I WI I WgrAllll3B. I ett I CL "Num I ea.. i! J 'o °- A mencln S?" l • airtuiti7llgralh—:. Lo. zi lmr cent. .. „ A Anatraliaat if t&t.(L.( BangparakTes Mated) Merlin Waterworks (L.)l Do. New golekow Vaughan (Lll N Goa (liniited,l Do British AmiacaTi * Land 8. & I. Mag. Tel. (L) I.Canada Oompany_...._ CanadDuacein Dar(L ) Cer i zOoranaay ahsree City Diacount. Limited Catrlaaarloag.Pro.(L, ClC(oam Dapro.(L • City of Moscow Gas ' City °gloss (Llm.) (L Colonial (Limited) „ IDo. Oonunerelal I:Talmage ; Com. of AfricanYar.(L ) Continental Omer (L Do. Cop.ll.ltag,Prof.7l,p.e C. et La C. Do. do. 18711, L. C. l o w. of ingli (L Do.of Mauritian ) CrKlai Palace rrederenee . Dar De. Op. Cl. Porp. Deb. pieUng (Limited) intern A s Tee (L LlndiaLan_ ,d C.& rin(L India & Cana/ ith rucoinz w V ale Do. New spa Eng.Aus.Copperj r t, gag. s & n .&Soot a tioti ni rdarla d (I r meet ( Warehouse ( GeneralCredli& Dla.(L Blew Navigagd Home &Colonial AA (L Ifoagßong & China Ga fladion'a Day bit. Made°. Mareeillea I Indian Carrying (Lint. Internat. Finan.ficie.(L lateraat.land Credit; L Italian Land. Italian brig. (Can.C..ay. Do. 6 p. a Bd.. r. 1870 land SecurltieaLba.) Load. African Trading Lon. & Caledon. Y. (L LomOoontylend &D. L Land. Diataictieleg.(L Loud. noon. Aaao. L land. G. OmighniC.(L Lo &cond.& Glaag.Ene..Co.( L Load. Prorineial3larin , Madras Drift*. & Canal,' 6p. et.a.by indieriGor. Mauritius Land, &a. (L . Yolk. Yrten. Tel. ( L 1 garduint Shipping (L . llilwW F.LL&Doeir.l , I 11 illwalllrontvorka. 'Natal Lad &CoLO. j National Dla. Cow (L. DatleualPror.Marine,L National Steam Nay.iL DarbuddaCoal&lron, L I gewenusolidat. Dia L New Quebrada, Limited 4.7.aLiand Larlf.Ag. glealand T.& loan (1, Northern Aar= Tea (L.:I !CPAs. Alograladgut (L., N.IORAMortoa. In., L. Ooo olu sn M mea ltartoo aura Lim OrloomMOoko(Lloahod) Do. Now Daiwa Inland Moodol ,1 /Otago t Sthland I ovo.t Ottoman Gm (Ltadtol 'Panama R. M. btearo , L. Do. do. ['eolith. load& L Poolasular* 0 Stem . Do. do. Now 18551 _Do. do. do. 1867, Ilthymneyjron -- ---.1 Do. N.. Itlo.T.Clty Improv.g.)„l no Janeiro aae (Wa : I Mall Steam • auetra. I avast. (I ' roan. d'lgypte (L . African IL a La. (L L. i thAustrallaa Ling ; Imarine Telegraph _Do kelp (zi 7, 4 4 4 . IS ST SS_ 7S_ isjoo I si uo,poo I IS 1,600 10 37,600 10 60,000 10 40,610 IND 16,000 11 01,001 10.000 I 60,000 MI 26,000 10 10.000 10 4130001 100 *4OOO 60 IKON 60 i.idsd Ommirso&Voln L' i Mamma Mersey in.cur Petroleum (L )1 tar/Lawyer km4E. 1 . a L. Co. of U. Canada n.Martneot Liver. (Li' United DiecountCorpiLl. Milted IL Totem 00.(1 j; Do. 10 per cent pest Univers. Marine los.(L ) j Upper Mum Tea Van Dtemeo's Lunt (1 ' ntererg.l7l 4 (Xec.X Warrant Mame, (1.1 m) WlSUatliahwille lit rt. • Cull pen lino Ede 111 Et f— _ T 1 4 1 9 Ell MI T 2l If 11 Y Mel T I PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, E. Anglian C 7 per cent , 115. Great Easters), ditto, ditto, No. 1, 5 per omit., 90. upii ..' 114 48/ 16 17 22 36 78 82 17; 161 1 067 Ore Ms 1 12; 13 .116 321. 17 71 112 117 64 68 1 .11, i (T!-1 I z 144b,i if , 2 gt, 16 10 ellt U 12 11} 17} U. 8 64L 1 0442 ti li 109 104 1091 101} 7 6141 s • 3Ms 10 15 06 IC3 102 113 7 $ eV. 7 643 11 01 164 4443 • 41,11 152 157 4 4 k 10 1161! to 111, 21 le Id pal 2 II 23 , 4 11 3du 6 1 ,, 15 151 2 141, 7 1 7 1 77 • 114 E 11 1 41 • S 35 60 7 1 11 6dl. 7 4 dl. I 4 41 24_ t 33_1 la 'a I 21_ 102 . 104._ 11, I 60 20 10 ; 7 6 di.' Si 01.1 4 34! I pis oar 14 Ofdi.' Yi 31db t 414 flow, t limmj 6 4 ctl 76111 10 4 114 10 0 e 16 17 p 4, lb 461. 6 41 60011 11 # 1 i di. 6 6 =a 6 13 16 67 39 67 ZS -• 4 1 ' M 10}61 yl fi 67 118.116. •-,- 151 Lei 1.10 b 0 b 2 114100 12,000 11,V10 6400,00 C io . ooo' • IMMO 71.4100 746001 111.1410 UAW 111,010 110,1100 10,0001 15.000 I 1if.171. 44,00 u MAO WAN 30,000 11.000 10,9.0!1 a;~oo' 4&O.u® 30,000 10,000. 0,00 10,000 ifooo 11,000 a :30,000 SO 000 11. 1 14.10 1i11 0 I sies.osol to 7-16. For money the last price was 944, with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to A. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Commis, for m , 94i, 5• ' ditto, for account, 93, i, g, e' div. ; per Cents, Re dud, 93, I, - 1; New Three per Cents., 92k, 34, I, 4 ; Bank Stock, 244 f , 3 ; India Stock, 22241 ; ditto Five per Cent. 1151, 4, 16 ; ditto Four per Cent., 100 f, 4 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104 i ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109; ditto Bonds, 585., 60s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 28s. to 31s. prem. Although attenti ,, n was directed to the fort-. nightly settlement, the demand for foreign stocks was again active to-day. and a further decided rise took place in prices. Spanish securities were in renewed request, and the New Three per Cents. and Passive Bonds advanmd 4to ft per cent. The Committee's Certificates improved 11, and the Deferred Three per Cents., f. Turkish of 1865 (Five and Six per Cents.) advanced 4 ; Italian of 1861 and Greek, 4 ; Danubian and Egyptian of 1864, 1 ; Egyptian Railway Debentures, the Vice roy of Egypt's Loan. Russian of 1850, and New Grenadian, 'ex all," 4 : and New Grenadian De ferred, 4. Chilisu of 186; and Russian of 1859 were exceptionally flat, and declined 4. The Honduras Government Railway Loan was quoted 4 to 1 prem., and the Egyptian 9 per cent. Loan ,4 to 1 prem. re f United States 5-20 Bonds improved per cent. in the morning, but afterwards rela to the last quotation of yesterday. Erie and linois Central Railway shares were in reouest, and rose I to 1 per cent. Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Mortgage Bonds were 4 better , and Massachusetts Five per Cents., 1. Prices closed as follows: 5-20 Bonds, 18 82, 70; to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 471 to 484 ; Illinois Central, 851 to 864 ; Atlantis and Great Western Railway Debentures, 204 to 211; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 18f to MINES.-(THIS DAT.) 0111 o'Ormax. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, and prices generally present no variation. The dealers are chiefly engaged with the fortnightly settlement. Annexed are the quo tations :—Great South Tolgus, 225. 6d. to 255. • Prince of Wales 495. to Ms. ' • Wheal Beton, 92} I to 974 ; West Seton, 190 to 200; Clifford, 6} to # • Great Laxey,l7 to 16 : Great For, 17 to 18 ; 'Wheal Grenville, 225. 6d. to 255. ; West Chiverton, 63 to 7 0 , ex div. ; East Caradun, 54 to GI ; Macke Valley, 1 6.1 to f ; South Caradon, 400 to 410; East Gren ville, If to 2 ; Chiverton Moor, 3 to ; and North Downs, 171. 6d. to 20s. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, Pestarena are 2s. 6d. dotter, at f dis. to pa-., while Chontales have risen to the like extent, viz., to 1} to 0,1 die. St. John del Rey are quoted 60 to 61; Don Pedro, 21 to * prom. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; Rosso Grande, 7-16 to 9-16; Anglo-Italian, par to f prem. ; United Mexican, lf to ; Froutino and Bolivia, to 1 ; Port Phillip 1 3-16 to 5-16 ; Central American, fto dis. ; and Anglo-Argentine, f to 14 prem. An extraordinary meeting of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company was held yesterday, when a dividend of 3s. per share for the three months, being at the rate of about 85 per cent. per annum, was declared. At South Darren Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 7941., against 0;51. at the last meeting, and two dividends have been paid between May and the present month. The reserves in the mine are esti mated to be worth about 12,0001. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (cr Tamura.) (rsou ova ows comorosucyr.) The market continues quiet, but dimly. Wee &boat 8,000 or 10,000 bales. MINCING 7 LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Sur:mt.—The market has become very quirt, and to effect sales of importance lower prices would have to be submitted to. Retinal—previous prices are paid for dried goods. but the demand is very limited. Pieces sell steadily. COFFEE.—The market is steady but rather quiet : native Ceylon sold at 51s. fur small ; 555. to 535. td. for good ordinary ; and at 61a. for bold. Cocos.—A moderate busicess is doing in colonial de scriptions at steady prices. Trinidad, 50a. to 565.; Grenada, 475. to 500. 61. TEA.,—Tb• public sales of Indian growth are still in progress, and Ern prices are generally paid. Privately China teas are in more request ; prices in some cases ars rather easier. RUM.—A small parcel of Jamaica sold at 3e. 4d. to 34.6 d. Fay Ir.—The market generally is lees active, and prices of Valencia raisins show a slight decline. Very low to fair sold at 23e. to We. ; selected, 348. to 475. ; Muscatels, middling to flee, 645. to 945. ; Sultanas, 43e. to 4Gs. ; cur rants, APIL to 275. ; old, 17&; Turkey figs, 408. to Wm ; natural, Its. RICE.—:,OO begs of Warn sold at the easier prices of 10s. 9d. en ship ; 1,000 bags of Naomi:is sold for arrival at I Is. ; and 200 tuns Bassein, at 12s. ex ship. SPICES are gener.dly %Wet. Nutmep, small to bold, sold at Is. 21. to 48. ; Max, Is. 10d. Topper: Singapore white, a to 51d. Ausowitoirt is firmer ; St. Vincent sold at 3d. to 41 ; Natal, fine, Gid. S parcel of small pearl sold at 188. to IN. Gd. SALTPETRE.-1,000 bags of Bengal sold at 19s. lid. for refractions 31 to 4,. CorroN.—There is an improved demand at about late rates. dom.—The market is steady, but quiet. TALLOW MARKET.-/THIS DAY.). The nisrket is quiet. Town Wirer, 425. 6d. ; Peters barg Y.C. on the spot, 425. 9d. ; Year, 425. 6d. ; Spring, 435. ; March, 435. 64 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is smaller than on Thursday lust. Choice qualified arc readily disposed of, and on the averag e Monday s quotations are well supported. We have a full supply of sheep for the time of year, and trade is very dull for them. We retain Monday's prices, although they can not all be sold at those quotations. Trails is .lun for calves. Our foreign supply consists of 470 beasts, 7/3 sheep, awl 75 pig rer stone of 6114 a. 4. ad. I ?sr stone of Ma ad. ad. Best Scots, Uerefda 4 10 5 2 , Beat Das& 111-bilsda 0 4 0 0 Best Short-horas 4 8 6 0, Best Losicoeots.... 4 4 4 8 Second qua/ beasts 23 3 10) Do. do. Shoes.... ti 0 0 Ceres 3 0 4 4 i lb. 40. 8110111.... O II 0 0 P.e4t flout 11011 . 0%14_4_ 3 5 . u, t&'s tensts at market, 1.314 ; sheep and Loam. 4.570; cake*. Ca ; pigs. L'6o. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at tF• fel: lowing priors, viz.:—Prime clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; nferior ditto, , 21e. to 71%.; Prime hay, 72a. Gd. to 80e. ; infcrior ditto, Swe. to 60s. ; straw, 30e. to 30e. PROVINCIAL MAAR NAIXEM. LITZZPOOL, SOY. 27.—SsIes: Caledonian, 7! ; new srcouAt, 701 70 ! 1 70 1 'JO-GM[ Eastern, soi—Grest Western, 44—Lao cabin and Yorkshire, IT2 11—landau aad North Wester; 11111 )1 i 1 : nen arymnt, 114 11 if I—KetropnEtan, now se...stns. 1161 1 1 I—M idland. 1111 : new amount, 1114 11 4 11— south lissteruosese amount, 651—North Union A, t.:2 —Ulna 11, L.:A—United StAte• .S-20 0063). May 1, Nov. 1, (o —tirank baxembourg shares, u; —Vnion Marino illsolted• , 3 p.—Na. tional Steam Eibip Company lissltedl.6l—hational Stearn Bonds. 100. Nor. t7.—Market lower, with a good Ignsiniss t.kledesian, 71;74; next aomunt, 701} 70 09 170 1 701 1 1 76. /170 t I—Great Kestall, Gram Northern A, nest acanthi, lu9l 9 151 118 !1 —Great Western of Canada, 161—Lancaddre and Yorkab, 1211 ; next accosint, 121) 4. $ - London and North Western, next account. 11211 _.Manchester and County Bank (Limited p. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnahlre, 47 next account, 471 7—Metropolitan, 117: next amount. 117) 17 IQ }--Midland, Ili}; next account, 1114 11 10/ $ I—Noah Eastern Berwick; next acc.‘unt, On—South Eastern, next aczounk I—]Lames and Mersey Mating, Insurance ((Limited . 2/ 3p. ; next account, 3p. uiteJ States 5-20 Years' Bonds. To) NOV. V.—Business done: Birgatuzham Joint Stock Bank (Limited , at 701: Birmingham and Ntairordshire Gas ISO, : and Birmingham New Union 51111. at ..it par share. Cloning pekoe :—Stourbridge Alas ay, boyars. at 61 Droitwieh Canal, senora, at 157: Lloyd's Bank 'Limited - . at 61 prem.: Shropshire Bank, sellers, at al : Midland k'clancial Linalted), 1$ to Is sits : laitannla MIIL Lit Ved buyers: and Railway Carriage (Lhnited!. 014-' 41 7 Ito It prem. MMUS, Nor. 53.—Three per Cent. Consols. 94—Netr Three per Cent. Stock, 92$—Ditto, for account, Sth Dec , 071 4 —Ditto, for now account, 921 `—United States lidnit, 5 20 year% 6 per cent. Issued MU). 71—Nnuatcr Bank ;Limited paid), 4/ - . National hank (a. 30 paid &S—Ditto, for a. count, 58— National Bank of Liverpool (Limited) (tin paid', for account. , 1- 7 rrovincial Bank dila paid), 69—Royal u tt I I ? paid). wzDyEsDAy Emmy 1121-1 nion Bank kLiuuted, *2:l paid", 161 4 1, Whoop. Doman. which closed yesterday at 931 to ox and Wexford, f,ZIOO pall, 54)—Great Southern and Waiters din., for the sth December, opened this morning • , petrol ,4;140 pail) 474-Portadown. Ehlugauson, 4:e., per one (KIN paid). 1141—Oreat Southern and Western 4 per cent. pr at the same quotation,and closed at 93i, or 93 5-16 An During the past week the market for American secu rities in London has been dull and inactive. United States Bonds show little or no alteration, the 5-20's closing 70} to I, and the 1562's 69i to I. The 1040 Five per Cent. Bonds are 67 to A. Illinois Central shares have been in fair demand, and leave off at tk4 to 881. Eris were barely steady until to-day, when, on higher quota tions from New York, they advanced to 471 to 48}. Atlan tic and Great Western debentures are lest quoted 201 to 21b and the Consolidated Bonds 18 to 19. The half-yearly dividend due the 2nd December on the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan is ad vertised for payment in due course by Meows. Dent, Palmer, and Co. 104 1221 _die 10 I ll* 1100 1100 Na 136. "Gel mr2: _ 1111 6,1441 6,000; 6,000, 1,106 , 4SS - 1,060 &Wel 4000 1,014 1,000 eee 1,0001 x 'ool 7°O, 6.160 7 6,000 , .. 1 4# - S.MV 4000' 1,0441 - 11,0041 409! - 1114 1.914 - 1108 - 1.040 94 100 96 97 100 101 1 ti SIB &14.6 al &6.6 &CO 111.7.6 00 : I 1033 . 9.31 L pekes. - 74 711 - 94 94 90 92 94 90 9499 92 94 94 9(1 93 N