The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EViIINO, NOVEMBER 25, 1868. 711-11,1-11. D EDITION._ LAM INTELLIGENCt&-eriflS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN% BINOU. LATI.:%4 lota.:ICN INTELLRIENCiI Sitting* in Ittuien.—(lfetore J4itioes Lash as Haps.) critlierani KEL rEz's ILOUTILT.) 711 E COMM P. TOO iersorourts 191119 OP WOKS. Mr. !1A:m.1.40h read the juilgm , nt o: the oriort in Aim awe, whirl' r.tiked • queetioa al to th kebility ot the Iletioi vision Loma of Worts to be rated for carte* pettioue of their *OM *ewer pawing .tat on and odor tab 1 " I' o 4 vorisli ich. He said there wee ***-- • in toe 1 4 • litotes u nder which the defendants were constituted of tba unhitc neWprAyonitructud 0 , - • to eziettpt them finat liability m- .. maintained vwcw.e.••• ..*pest of am/ frate.tblo' embed lty We teemed comma bed` tide Iletialtslaind bias. aad it la as Lie duty to Tam sesteess epos him foe the °firms of whioh he bed bees 1111110011 i. TM* see knee was that he be impri•oned and kept to bard tabo.tr tot four mouths, makiug .alt9guther a period of six moattis imprierement. z7.11:1. EArTIIoITAKE t ICA. IN 801 , TII Am CA S (IVTIZAtIES IN UtTBA. ITOCIANA'PT-- -.KVA* West ry the arrival at Vi month to-day of tne mail we learn that earthquake/I totit;nwl I. felt tdenr: the enact of Cul and P:•ra. ani nt were tutertatined of a repetition of the torri tlis&urs already suffered. At Cobija a sodas zeta :t Ittre shocks had been experienced, and t itle darna;;e was don* to property. but • :sue,! . .S ip ItO bees were lo 4t• T, = 1 a:Aes bud been received in Ha TIMMS OM !• r tleetllTraCe of the outrages in Cab& ids were lulling oat as conscripts all men. white and black, but &nor re fr. quent. The nogroes were in : tir of the insurgents, and wore flying 1. f, ihern. An incindiury proclamation bad t a diAcovi red enllnig upon the negroos t e rive nfies'iiiite the *bites. Numbers of Cie in we ri«idents of t'ae province sumo:ln:ling' Ft. Jaro de Cuba bud left, faking with tl.cm col I:tei t r v:lwili'es they could converliontly I : of jewellery Ell I Bute b .on, Jualit*.n, and depasitc.l es tio I rnk f4n- re, uri.y. - ...spire.. Nor wall *ire anything which need toe of money to titter hands emym of ent of paruehial rates. Tee only question Ibae the property Waned to was rateable. As re i t :4 d the teem . they were or opinion that they en the :ire* ground that they were were not rateable, ptt not the sajeet of beuelkial !u Lion. No profit was derived fnon them by the leant. with ""p",t..h,howev..er. to the other looped', they wore of opt." ""'"' Ill """ were p.Ol eriy inipo:od. The wlut:fs, puniping•station, tramways, and appurtentin:" , had an mei.' mien value. The board must hare rented see‘ Yr** pity if they Lad not possessed it, and if the bead shield to let it, they ooeld seedy have found a tenant. Tits order of t44.:osis would be eoulinuad as to this property, and quashed as to the sewers, WASON v. WaLTISa. The mot gays to day judgment in this ewe, whisk eared fur the first time ter the decision of • court of law the question whether zeporle of debates in parliawast cc' privined, thet is to lay, whether it Correct, lair, an boss lola they may Le made the subject of an action for Mut. fldf was au action of Inouj,ht by Mr. li:gby Wrenn nia'ost the propnieto:sut the Tierra riewepopar fur publishing a ra rest of a distaste in the /loam ci Lords on s's:Alva Lis behalf, praying for as inquiry into the con duct of Nit. Kelly, who hod mounds bun ponied Load Clint Haunt of the Exchequer, ant also p, 'di:Mug a leading allied. co.nuawiting 04 the bail/ and reiterating acmes of tie atateovntr node by as pours who took part •in it. At the tewl be:ore ino Lord Chief Jaatioe at thulthall the Jury lotietlthat the acpe.rt was ay.:mate and faithful, rod the article a fair isminent on a matter of p Adis. iute:e t. Li en tide Lmliaig Lir loidehip directed • starlet to- tie defendants, aLd a rule for nuadiruction reeled the lien whether this rutin was nght. Ths C4lO was argm I at greet length or '1 latuadey and Sidiuday 441 judgmett was reirtrad. The Lind Chief Justice now delivered judgmo at. Its mid the CllllO was argued a few days 1111.140 befo r e Ys brothers Lush, Hammy and Hayes, and himself, and tluy took time to con sidot their judgment, not because t maids were not made up at the close of the alitomodts, but because. owing to the importance and novelty of Cie point iiivolvel, they thought at desirable that their j meat should be roduced to writing. Ths main qua dion for that decision was whether a report in a pubis paper of a debate in either house of parliament, coat sitt ing matter dhparaging to the character of an individual which Lad been spoken in debate, was actionable at the suit cf the pity yrhum character was called in question. They were of op.mon that it was not. Importaut at the question was, at came now for the drat lime batoze a court of law fur decision. Numerous as wore the butanes.. ae which the conduct and character of inlividuals Lad been to lied in question in parliament during the many yenta tathamentary debates had been reported in the public journals, this was the lint instanoe in which au action for libel founded on a report of a parlia mentary debate had come boron a court of law. There was thi refute, a total absence of direct authority to guide the es. There were indeed the dicta of judges Laying safer( lice to the point in question, but they were conflicting and incOUClusiso, and might be said to be extra-judicial. The judos tat was very elaborst..., intending to a tonal durable length. Judgment for the defendant.. ewe TATRAennzwirr mum& off Elo kliT. Jolt before the mend jury were dieeksortAl on Tuesday afire:Boon they returned a true bill await Mrs. Eliza , Lashley, the Wool Major Lumley. for bissaY. It will be remematiensi fr.= ;tit tsss .4- • ariboren eb.sess... - r , as sa. . A tld the• c " . i x pOllOO-001 7 . aga i ns t '. dew —sees whioitlbe edialit! 77; • dent were of a very eitraorlinary clutraoter. The defendant, an elegantly dressed lady, &moonily e b "t 09;L:4; Qt 4 1 .7 e, appeared in mart this afternmes before Connutsilfoufffser, in discharge of her smogs shame& Ferjrant Ballantine, who ores specisfly rotaised II NI behalf, appli t d f or Um postponement fof the trial to the neat memo°. The grouude were stated for making the arzlication. Ibe learned oommismioner said se therawaf so "post on il_loPart of the prosecution he maw no objection to She trial being postponed. then renewed bee previous parmaal twos- Mancee and left the court. . Doicimqvc, Trosl.l..nt of the Ikei::el , rn llayti, 1.1..1 is-a... 1 tow proolt11111:4t;033 tJ e !o•cl inciting then tJ c..ouraTc zi(l V r•I u n thl• fur 111. , clog. of .lib3rty. e t I:lanclai perfeetiy T. 1;: e 0 % v • i n. oc!ng. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. M /I FeIVA iOl Was calmed by fit/ ment in, o w „... i . sty . :llY. • oxistonm of a slave trA le it twee?! •:• It S. a I Atn i 3 an I Q 103114 3 .111 Au :1 - ;41 emui.i:tteo hal ic3a appointel t) (.V! ti •- of tic E.tglish author tees INrUIZLE - :!TION IN CUBA. NEW YORE. Nov. 23. Tclet rer.i: front 11:wannoh announce that the iLrarixi.to are snit t u klieg in large numberA. Advicts from Yolzehatua to the 29th October than state that the southern tro 1.:01 taiturta and Na,gati. ;1;;'. CENERAL ELECTION. (sr Tr-Li:ours.) TOLLIN't ;.-- , THIS DAT.) 11 TinINCTONSIIIRE.-12 30 o'Ciocz. (C) He (L) ,Extlt.stvo of loc.sl IND a Dunbar.) 1 INAInif 4 HIRE : 4 01 - 111).-10 o'CLocr. mllton (1.) .12“iut (C) o'CLoci. 1: tr 81 N OM:NATION:3.-711H DAY.) k.ST SURREY. t. ir...1:0u for this division of the counts p:. tLc Town HaU. Guildford, to-day. Mr. t 21:L1:. i I cl.r:.ft, pending. There was a mime s • cf Mr - 6 rat. and Mr. Cubitt (Conservative), !:..Litt • ut .r proposed and seconded respec- Cv,ly 1 y 7.1: Colonel MAISLIALL, and by 1115. LrE the Hon. W. BBOI4IIOE, M.P. Mr. F. 3'. s.. •, , au adrauced liberal, was than t rivet I y 1.. ..an }ZINO. M.P. s and se:oade•l by tel At ar•d it wi.e explained that he bad been I r.,141.t f. , :werd to cJiitc4t the county becaute Mr. eLA t 411.1.orttd Mr. U:s.dato.le'a Irish c%ti.rzli Ali. Flexor in adareteinc the el(c`ors, s'atel that Curing hi. , ler4, - theue4arliatnentary earo ,, r he had always acted 416 an intleieudeot member, aad had not b..und lima& to say party. He had adv-cated reform apart from revolution, and he considered it his duty to except std mipv.rt the measure they now polmand from thee. mi.° glove enu:3 have carried it, with tie s l / 4 1 of a mall laud of :n3...pendeut member, to wLom the country, he deeply intkLtetl. hs card dates hariai addres.sd tM meeting, 11. e lina Slummy declared ths show of bawls to h• r.! Cutntt and Mr. Pennington. i, .!! A I .1 naindal of behalf of Mg. Brines (at Trutoaare.) H•Eroy, and 4s. Poll : ELE' 7 'ENE IN MASSACHUSITTd. A (~/ 1 , 1 u;„ of the Nation, writing from v( stot. :ff, inst., gives en account of the proceed r• et at Gn the day before the election of General Euflrr. Toe iirrmin introduced 31r. Dana, who was fmettd a th dtrivive shout., rammed to take off his faorre ..r put them on. I &artily remember which, and he Irma to Irak amid loud cheers for the opposing csndi iste. 11.• for five minutes—or rather ho and the wowil sV l.e f ,, r five mioueee—M the fv.llowing LOADDOD: )h. 1):.:.1%: Iluw•eitizens 11* k:rcvid: t yer feller-eitimas. lir. basal fel. , W-LitiZeilt of Eames— " Liu t from Essex—three drov to for Daher. Ili . hire I c•,u:• front— 'us : et.i.lidge--Cosabridge. ; tit. now, what county is Casabeitlite is 1 •1Ln.... Mule w•ex. r A!: d whet county is Lowell in? ftr Midn.e,ex. : Very rr,grd-1 come from the PaMe equrity t• bi. 6 141 Cr pr. Feld repaseutativib 001111111. : : ei,eer. for AIN4. of Lttle too to attempt to make a ft &puce% to Dlr. Duna c•,ntentd himielf wits ::; • or word• and reading a "ti•lling" letter written i ; time in lti47, is aaic:i be urgod that f t iitotild not Di numi•iatel to the Presidanoy, bo t ‘• ',tad iunl Iwort" and WAJ"impotent ; • cut"" The :ett r, howev,r, pr,duco.ll nn eft tet ntbor I. as ii ,„ r e : Llailnr, atal Mr. D. 11.1 c:":1- LtuLouttilli 1717:c: .- Some of tho moat original ••••‘,. " f 11. •ti ,ee•o to have been fired oa at 1.11. I , i , 1.1„ e• I a hen retutmed for Waal AiAsr .l,: position at a tenant firm : • • .:• hr....ler tempted a wagzish opponent • .1, , u, a 1.-1.. 1..11 tl , f..howiug quotation fro.n the • el.apter of Ecelexinst:mis) : 4V. •.1 , Le get that ho!detb the plouA, awl I: • • lb ir. thi• that driveth oxen, awl is oe •'i : Inlsivro owl whose talk ir of hullo :ks He ; • 1.,. Pined Cu and is diligent to g ive 31- Ile tho I not be sought for in polgia L. , - , ,:t hick . 11 the congregation; be shall tot scut, uor uuderatand the eantenci Lo cutinot .... etas justice and judir.one., ;•,,! . I Lot lP k owl where parables are spoken." however, were clue' to i'" • os. Not wedge ago the tenant-can ', t t nte.laining the Queen under ' • ilk foeir and the "squib " was 'lowered With 4.o,tntions not from the Apocrypha, t ' with ”Si n•t thou a man diligent in s. , . 11 stand tcf.we hinge." Ike. and Pullin/ . •41 (aLlndoutly fulfilled) that Hr. 4 . - • • woi.!cl come out after him one waYs • tint I. veil ways." P .• • SomEtionY.—On Saturday •• ' • .1 4,',161,k, the window.. of a mon mimed . • . • is. b.oviv'es. trtet, N.iwiy, were emu•he) • I hi vioz 1, mimed Limielf olmoxiont to the tv f•..f Alt. Kirk. On hearing the attardc Li b tott exeitedly wilt& pistol hold. h t, m d ' , wing the n tr•atir.g figure of » win ter' •', i.i.d ...me of the idiot lodged in the owl nod 1. • #.l n ,:,nn wan , ..l Twe.alie. Linday was nrrextext, I • 1 ••• been admitted to bail until ncit W. limes " ' "i'l l • &P' 4 , 41, 11. a „Piro. stans that Count Ow- Y. w siontlsblek by theNunirliTrih lot I...taah4 Li.. 91441,aud imprisoned in the fortress of iforg, hws reeimtly >town such sy nptoms of in t•ln.si as rave ret.dered aecowary his tratidor to the hospital. •Mt mai, the metal alienation has summed such a cha. /644* that 6 stead-waiebo(At has had W be pat on. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge (hilitiary:) ANDNNSON V. ANDERSON. Dr. Spinka, Q.C., and Mr. Berle for the petitioner; Mr. G. Brown and Mr. Ashley for the respondent. Ile petitioner, the wife of a gas engineer, was married to him so lung ago as 1517, and had Lorne him seven children. The parties cohabited in and about London till a year or two ago, when the wife with drew from the respondent on the grounds that he had formed an illicit connection with a woman named Taylor. The defence consisted of counter pleas of adultery, coo nivance. condenation, mid cruelty ; but the case had not made much progress when our report left. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coannimioner Bacon.) Dr am JAMES PIIDAT. The bankrupt was a licensed Waterman and lighterrean, late of Greenwich. Debts, 262 f. ; assets of trifling value. The bankrupt was wrested en the 29th of May at the suit of the Watermen's Company, from whom he had hired the Deptford Ferry, and he obtained hie release on the 111th of August. Mr. Sykes appeared for the official assignee. Mr. Pooh, on behalf of the bankrupt, said it was pro yoeed to take an adjournment in order that the bankrupt might Ile some further accounts as directed by the court. The sitting was aecordingly adjourned, it being stated, on behalf of creditors, that inquiries would be made in reference to some bargee and boats which the bankrupt was said to have disposed of shortly before the adjudica tion. Adjourned to the 21st of January. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) LN Zu lICHARD LLOTD. This was i f.77t sitting. The bankrupt wall described LP of 122, Cannon-street, Weis/aging itrector of the Kennet Paper-mating Company (Limited). His debts, ore shown in the preliminary statement, amount to 18,3301. Hs at tributes his inability to meet his engagements to the failure of the Kennet Paper-making Company (Limited), and of Mr. James Lloyd, of Gracechurch-street Assignee. were new chosen. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (raL5 DAY.) (Before Baron Pigott). Manes or MANEIL•IIGHTISZLIMIDINT • sentodthkonnit Geer'? Cbeer, a respectable-looking man, surreedered to take his trial for the manslaughter of Herbert Why ley. Mr. hibton prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Werner Sleigh. 'The prisoner, it apred, was the schoolmaster of St. Cypnan's school, '''reet-square, the scholars being mostly children of people in an humble position of life, and the school Itself being greatly supported by charity. According to the evidence fur the prosecution, upon the day named in the indictment, the prisoner had struck the deceased lad en the head with his fist on account of his having done something, in reference to his lessons, that offended him. The deceased went home, and told his patents what had occurred, and he afterwards became very ill, and about three weeks afterwards he died. Upon the inquiry before the coroaer evidence was given that death Lad resulted from the injury, but according to the evidence of one medical mutionan tho death was tho result of sunstroke, and the coroner's jury returned an cyan veidiet. Subsequent inquirice, however, took place, soil Men result the prisoner was committed upon the resent charge, but the magistrate aelnutted him to bail. I he oily euedion in ;he ear was as to the cense c.f death, sod whetber it arose Iron natural causes or from the vio leuce male ese of by the prisoner. [The trial was proceeding when our report loft.) (Before the Common Serialist.) lILNIESICE Vdo:4 TILL III:esIAZI OPT. 7. idwaki, the Russian espy, who was convi..ted at the bet stfaibleal of the offence of wilful and et:irrupt jerjuey, was . b. Wight up t r judgment. Lerjeaot Heigh Lind that or, the part of the !Width govt Hamad he had no obeervutions to make to the court, tad he tome ;.ve the matte' entirely in the lamb of his Imesliip. /le teed lie believed, however, that the greener Lime wie bed to niy something in reference to the Wargo. Mr. Met wile enicktlet on the part ui the 1 relocation lie hod only le ray. that the priener had Le.n couvmd el of pea jury in the. evidence be gave against a pawner warned taco. ltenmen, and iron' what ucearred at tee last eeriest be war kei to I. Lpi.obs, that en Situ:nag would be made to show that the ',Groner, an the evitleuce he had given, was rp akieg the truth. Mnu attempt of this kind, however, Lad !Aug 'mule, and it must be under teed that there wee Lot the slightest foundation for the charge that was etude akaiuet eir. Rewninn, he had nothing more to say. The 'linger then addressed the court at souse leg : nth In the /tureen language, and through the mulluin of un in terlude", the eneet of his statement being that he hal veolcen the truth in his evidence agaiket the prove dor. lie also raid that he could have called witnesses to prove that the address on the envelope containing the forged Russian rouble notes was in the handwriting of ltewnsan —a fact %bleb, it will be remembered, was not dispated. memou-Serjesist, addreinuig the prisoter, said that lie Mid loin convicted, after a most patient and c ire. ful in/wit v, of the offence of wilful suit corrupt perjury, which was a very serious crime indeed. Ile could leave (*Bed coy witnesses he thought proper at the trial, but be bad not done ro, and the jury, after attentively considering the whole case, led rowel him guilty of the untrue of which he was accised. Li the evidence' be gave had lime believed, the prosecutor might have been to pierced to 15 years pond eervitsule, and. ender all the circumstances, lie felt it him duty to Nathan. Wm to Le kept in penal servitude for live years. The pee oner, who smeared to he quails astounded at the mete rest, was 6.en removed. (Before Mr. Justice Bybe.) Vd.'t LAU . OUT) UAT AN AMKIt !I , Janes .Apdh•skon. the American mamas who wad Mu ride.) at Um la-t servicisi of the otfonce of manslavtgleter, but 11/xn• whorn judgmi t 1%43 re pited fit on tar that a riot of law rauaid in hi, favour might Mi la Uri Court of Criminal Appeal, {Vila brought up for judgmicit. Tbe lewnud judge alluded to the fade of the ewe which will be fresh in the recollection of our renders, aildroacal the prisoner, and said that the point of law that ha I teen (THIS DAY.) Mews the Assistant Jitdqe.) ANOTIMI ITIXST prIItAGIL R'iilioralehuamo, Id, a doterminfti-lookingfollow, was :indieted for stealing • watch and ch a i n a n d ogler art'atlae, 'raft lqvether It 1., the propeity of John Lodur, from the person of Mary Leder. 'lke prve...lris wit/I walking up Trolywothieves, nem ditch. In the middle of the day about the latter end of October, when the prisoner, who was psiss , .tic in an opposite rdrection, rusted vp to her awl withert raying a word, snatehed fro:n her a watch, oha.n, end aprovidatim., irk nu away with them, and for the time ensetd eetect ion. The preatetttrie gave informativi and a description of the pi:melee ts the police nut a fort )1104 elem ir ents. he wee atreheniEsl at Ilis wither's hour r, mil the pnaccutris identified hire es the person ho lattl tol.bell her. 1 he nil) , t 0,4111 the , peteoner Srtr, 'nit Rowe, 4 41 k. 'mid Ole prisoner: was a 0012- fo:,r men who had revived rentene of tf I Wilrdo OR Illent!ay lag. He h ert hed great &el ratty in etcntit.g tin friends of the prisoner front eartenttial \JO...lice on the proereutrix. They had &so bNn to Ms laand and mach annoyed her. Faiuuel (Ivey, of the city pollee, rrevedtwo previous ronvictiona against the primouer. The Assistant Judge senteuoed hint to be kerot, In pima Lerrite do for eve years. At the sitting 44 the wart the Assistant-Judge severely onodenowd • the practice of magietrates mending tritlin4 cases for trial and thus putting the ootraty to en ton,- cavalry "spews. JEARIET.—(THIS DAY.) RAILWAT,MINIYO. 4ND OTHER (iimtusases.) -- t —SHAREB.--(THIS DAY.) - 1 . • •OKS O'CLOCK. - --4.--.. . posing primates Iln, tEOYDON MEETING . --(TIID3 DAY .) 4 . Areas Item I.hst conseolod with She eettlemont COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIMI. , • RIM= HANDICA P. Tend Dargtarsh .. • • • • I ' * minces today in the markets for public seau- . ,671, . which has jIA commences, Vans la not much N eat• ew ta ' zewied. s r mr r w k . / omit ". 7 . L . Ju i l yi g i lt ...dy. ma 044 i !' Coldettesie .„ .. .. .. $ II c ities . As reLards nilwa; . s, the aftosent sho- r--- - • • sow - ' Cater SI rasa - . ...st, m-ud imiSlilk# 4 laSi• a easily of Iti.? In some -- GRAND lEFTDOPOLITAN 0"-...agsniclikss. '... Victoria, 4 per asst., April PIA OE., 5 .10 .11 ' -.• 6 1 915. itzpocially OUDIELET 81110. 3 4 el? rir.4" s l, - -'^alnian. and South ' Eastern, Coledosiam 761. 1 gi fillnrlAMl • :., • , . . ' -,, ... et Gnat Emt5ra,414 1. .3. ..t • 14 " APPt i n r to oars been sold spaettlatiMly .... - '' "'Abram. V_II. , . ; 41, .im U. . " t* considemblo g :tont d u ri ng the past fortnight, for rea. i D o . (A viii -. divial l4 PIO i sear - ~ a fall lb prices. A " Lack war( 22stion '• is ssooard- bees paiLml9). lee! - --,- -".. am ..ra 11i6 tAs iand dera i r a lm rs ett i : t r a bet re ooternii, uponncd t t o be a in f eream ets - raii:‘,..Yd' ______ . ,,,.. 6 ... Lanna ... ,, nt ... ,,,,........ Y 'vka11' ar4 A t... 1 ,2 111: 461. imily quota upon thew StOOki. Th. .variations an ((areas " 114 -" -- "• - •-* 1 44 1011 . *ls 1. i d , _ zoo. Mmak Walla), 6& .at ~ London, 0./41am, and Dover, 17f, 17, /.. ~ treffic, but some of the other lines have reoed4. Leadon sad North Western, 1121, 131 s - Erie shares show a further decided roduction, in MetTh r z i t t emou lll k 196 ' o. (iv. lint. to Swan& Wi l lis., 197%, response to lower quotations from New York. Foreign bonds are, inquired for. Consols exhib4 12j Itroylitat Did:kis 71. skylines& Ititliasal, ' l5 l, it!. North Ea te ,:„,vi (Berwl.*), 100/. , . . ~,t The applicatiotus for dismount are upon a mode- sc a m Ream% rot • .8 rate scale, and the rate for bills in 1 to 4 per cant. psI3,7EBENOS MARIA lia bel a w go t , b i a l t mu cu ctu rren t oec t at uri tt e l s lan are k. obtaina Loistis b o le n in Eo use g- puma,tlo6Noetbern,. 6 paw Mink nklOgalibill a 5 5 per °eat :, h Ctock Exchange at 1 to 11 poi cent. t PREFERENCE m et ier.f.AND Orait Western. pint poeteaf *per e 5 91 78115. $5l. .."fbe English funds are at 941 So 1 1 for money LINI.B LE.ABI.I) 9t AT ELIA) . and the let of Deeentbor. and tho Three per Mid ' 8e5dk "1 1 .,......, Pr " f " 1 ..„...,.. _...........,2 •t. Cents. Reduced and the Now Throe par Coate, 32; . a' I" a ara r7 )l . 3l MUUliFil" .. i lig Dom, Dar, and Omit. a. gua. 6 parole 11141. to;. Y.saera liassed. oar. 6 per cert.. 1071. 1., ) • , . Homo railway stocks are dull. Omit Nurthorn • r t ...., 1 . 16 ,...., ,„.., 6 ,...., 11 .4.2. 6,1 *.1ia c A: has desiiinodel per cent. ; Bouth Rattyn +. and . bos - e - sits attar. r per - 7.7nt., g sati." r.r -7 tat - London and North Western. and Brighton, 4. ronmicl.c ft attwßitt j ,;% On the other Lund Cal e doni an h a) .isapravai 4, t M ntwerp and it sidam. le!. st.d Midh:nd ."-. Prisiet aro t00t4).1 at it:Moves:- ?1,.,."'"„ t `7 . , A 17,11„?, t ,, 5 V1 . (km.), g" tit ' •ll' al l* London rind North Western, 1124- to 113; Fen l'auln (I iini;;:d., gear. 7 per rent., 'to'• filv il araman GA A lr24. .41 Pn canto iiii Great Western, 494 to 1; Midl a n,l, 1124 tieutb:A ui tl in II nail Lomb lelp . Venetiarr,ls: - .• to I .' ; Louden And South Western.' 871 t o 8134 ; I .°l4i*i)l I"T to ssei W ... 4 Careenla Eastrin, 421 , W 4.3 ; Brighton, 461 to : ; orelN.kl..l4gusr. by 4. l• South Beek-tn. 791 to 1; Metropolitan; 10j to Sulk Aiiiiiian and Loinlxinto-Venetiae, 8 papeet .9. I ; Great Nottlieru 1032 to 1061 ; ditto A, 106 BRITISH MINIM. • •rt to 4 ; Caledonian, 7.4 to 4 ; London, Co it- Chi ' ll ' •44 h• t •I, bath, and.' Dover, 17 to 1 ; izinctilive and York- Den r ea r I o, .O I 7 , LA.L d ANX FOREIGN Don MINT clip, 1281 to i ; and Llasuohoster and Sheffield, 47 Frontino and Bolivia fil(liai4 P oZ, 1. . ~ to 1. Yudanzamtuen. of S. Au.,tralia (Liciited,), *VIA. ..1 Foreign' bonds aro inquired for. Chilian of JOINT STOCK DANK& .1..4 Agra (Lhisiaxit. A, Isl. • 1 :a 1867 have advanced 1 per cont.; Peruvian of A tii ,( ra h una , / a l. .. a 1866, 1; and Spanish of 1867 and Turkish of 1863, City. 12. ,1 a 1. Mexican and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Lialicitrattlai.VAtuka,jana&Cimartlisi4r. Loan, however, have docline4 4. Sub- tond o * an d C ome l y , 6Q, 1. • j joined are the quotations : - Brazilian of knt_,°ll chic'' La' noril 4 66 ° 84 14 : 1 , 4) L ryas- , 1886, 771 to 781 ; Milian of 1887, 961 to 4 ; lig4 """ w '''''' '"'' '""" P" • • 64 1 , ‘ l. C \ i •MISELLANr.ous. Egyptian of 1864, 81; to 821; ditto of ceyio . 0,n,i30„), ( Li aised), 7. 1868, 744 to 4 ; Italian of 1861, 631 to SG ; City Office,. (I.nuitod). 21. 13-1.6. ditto of 1868, 3to 4 prem. ; Mexican, 133 rue u tal .. Credit ß. and Discount (Lisnited). 61. to I ; Peruvian of 186.5, 811 to 82 ; Russian of Italian Ini i iiton i. iCanal Caviar), o per eeat. boads. and AuvtraliAs Wild Mu Orel, 603 to 1 ; ditto Moscow-Jaroalaw, 811 to a . !;=: 1 1 ; " 4 " laland ' 1866, 894 to 904 ; ditto Nioolai • 654 to 1 1 ditto rein tinab:e le,O, 64. 821 ; Fpuniil of 1867, 314 to 4 ; T ur ki s h o f Viceroy of icypt (Mortgage) Levin. 751, a draw. 1868, 67 to 68 ; ditto of 1862, 67 to 1; and ditto of 1866, 42 to 4. The Indian Ten-and-a-II alf per Cont. Riock is in request, end 14 better, at 210 to 221 ; the Five per Cent. is quoted 116 to 4 ; the Four, 1024 to 103 ; the Bonds, 11.. to 16s, prem. ; the Debentures, 1051 to 1; Exchequer Bill., 1 Is. to 18s. prem. ; and Bank Stock, 244 to 246. The market for bank shares is steady. London and Westminster, 664 to 674 ; City, 114 to 121 ; London and County, 301 to 614 ; Union of London, 361 to 4 ; London Joint Stock, 314 to 1 ; Anglo-AuVria,n, 71 to 4 prow. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. SPO I BTIIia • .. Nrick !! )10 nut. STAND PLATE. Mien A r th, o tt . • .. I M obj eek Prince • • • • . 3 8 ran. w in cer ected lb croestig. smutia sTELTLECIIABB PLAT& Susan .. •• .. 1 Ace bat • 2 Gotoineee .. .. '3 6 ran. MAIDFN IFITFJEPLIMMASK. Two NUM PA•bait 3.45. Lord-14eutetant, The Dandy, anff Q C. air haw TEN ITALIAN lIIRMATION CANAL COir- PAAI (CANAL CdrOM.--(M.14 Ddrl e rkia day, at I o'clock, a meeting of tb4 bond- Isoldets and mentors was held at the Terminus Hotel, Cannon-I trel t, for the purpose of sanctioning A ceneordst to maul tie Lank' iiptey of the company. Mr. W 'WAN E VANS. one; of the wise directors, was in th e elude opened the pm:is/dings by es ristuillt hie regret at Ono many disappointments they tad ex. Aerie need. They wore now •in a state of bankruptcy, And their object fia tasting to-day ICU simply to iuperactie that iseskiuptey, and to make that a pro. I ity shah et peseta& was Awl property. A form ti sinatisig of the shareholders. was te he had on the Seth Inst. etTurin, when they would be asked to coeient tie tonootibit wluch in lisle is tho only way of appalling the laetrile It their assent be obtained. the 01.11C01 eat aur be . proposed in the Italian soul on the LOA December. In the event of the ere nix id at being old sin. d, the company undertake es fled funds to cone tete the cum]. Tne objects to be woos pH• hi dl7 the imesoure were first the superiailug of lanki apse y and the pn.vention of the aa'a of the comern ondly, the residuptaen of the payment of inteait in January neat; thattly, making a aatisfactory. arrano me nt as to the sneers cud their ultimate payment; out thly, the rat dement with the creditors. The boat apse set of the guarantees of the government to the company was 203,0X0/. per annum. The interest on the sinking fend 14,4444 ; the uttered on the obligations, 76,1331. interest on new lICARI3 to be created to pay the creditors 33,11a1i. Ile chairmen Laing referred to certain other details, strongly urgrd the meeting to assent to this concordat, as it was a notorious fact that so tong as they were disunited the) would obtain no satisfactory arratigement from the Italian gosesnment, who would be much better pleased if divisions continued to exist in their ranks. In conclu sion be proposed a resolution to the effect that the meeting eons:idets that the interest of the English bondholders and creditors will be best served by leaving the matter of the concordat in the bands of the agents of the respective glasses In Italy, namely Mr. Cr./swill, Mr. Novell, and Mr. Cocks, with the general expression of *pinkie that it would promote the common interest of the company if their affairs were taken out of bunkruptce, and the payment of interest resumed on the lot January next. Idr. lbahhnsx having seconded the resolutlod, Some discusion ensued upon points of detail, but the resolution wss ultimately a.seented to. A subsidiary resolution being subsequently agreed to, tLo proceedings terminated. As regards miscellaneous shares, Anglo-Ameri can are 2s. 6d. lower, at 22 to }. , National Discount, 111 to 12} ; General Crodit, 2 to 1/ die.; International, 1} to 1} dia.; Hudson's Bay, 111 to 4; Telegraph Construction, 131 to 1 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cont. Prefer ence, 3 to 4. In the market for American securities the prin cipal feature is a fall of 2; per cent. in Erie Rail way shares, viz., to 261 to 27. Illinois Central are at 9:51 to 96} ; Atlantic and Great Western Debenture., 38} to } ; the Consolidated Mort gage Bonds, 38} to 1; and the 6-20 Bonds, 74/ to 75, showing a rise of 4. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this -week an increase of 5,3251. over last year. POUR O'CLOCK. ing chiefly to a large withdrawal of gold from the Bank, the English funds have declined } per cent., the present price being' 41 to }. In the railway market Caledonian stock has fallen per cent., viz., to 74; to 4. London and North Western is at 1121 tot showing a de cline of } per cent.; Midland, 1121 to 1., being 1 better ; Brighton, 48/ to ; Metropolitan, 106 to ; South Eastern, 794 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to } ; and Great Western. 48} to 1. Noma-maul DAY.) ONII O'CLOCK. In the minino market preparations are being made fee the settlement, and there is little fresh business. Great Vor shares are at 11 to ll} ; East Trumpet Con sols, 2 to 24 ; Prince of Wales, 335. to 405.; Cbiverton, -it to j ; East Grenville, n to; South C,ondurrow, 20s. to 225.; Great Laxey, 201 to 211; West Seton, 185 to 190 ; Wheal Seam, .5) to 55 ; West Drake Walls, es. to 10s. ; Drake Walla, 14s. to 16s. ; and Marko Talley, 9to 9,1.. Annexed are the quotations of foreign and colonial mining shares :-Bt. John Del Rey, 17 to 18 ; 1)on Pedro, 31 to ij prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to t prem. ; Pestarena, 11 to it dis. ; Chontales, to 1; Rosso Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Italian, par to t prem.; United Mexican, 1 to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 5-16 to 7-16 ; ort Phillip, It to 2 ; Central American, t die. to Copula Silver, j to die. ; Yudanasnutana, 21. to ; and Nerbudda Coal, 3 to :it die. A meeting of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (Limited) was held yesterday. Mr. Henry Haymen in the chair, when an interim dividend of 38. did. per share (being at the rate of 100 per cent. per annum), free of inoome tax, was declared for the (unter ending the 30th September list. Au amount 4 Vial to a similar dividend was carried forward to the December account. The chairman stated that the dividend in December will probably reach Ai. per Aare. At the mating yeiterday of the Scottish Austra lian Mining Company (Limited) a dividend was de clared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. At a meeting yesterday of the shareholders in North Roskear Mine the accounts for two months were submitted, showing a debit balance of 64.31. 2s. 2d. A call of 11. per sham was made. The tin ore for the same period realised 7631. lie. 9d. ; copper, 5111. 19s. ; and arsenic, 1361. Ns. 61. Tice committee were re-elected. WEATHER REPORT.-(TEILS DAY.) . Foreign securities show a rise of Ito } per cent. Italian of 1881, 86 tot ; Peruvian of 188.1, 811 to 821 ; Turkish of 1865, 411 to 421 ; and Spanish of 1887, 34; to 1. About 120,0001. in bar gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for the Continent. The Kent has arrived from Melbourne with 272,0001., which is also expected to be sent o away. •At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 62c. for the account, being about the same as yesterday. We understand that the directors of the National Bank have convened a special general meeting of the shareholders, for the removal of Sir J. N. MoRenna from his sent at the board. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increa=•e of 1,658/. over last year. The subscription for an issue of 780,000/. of 5 per cent. Bends of the Lensborg-Czernowit....-Ja Hallway Company closed yesterday. It hts trampiied that the bonds offu:•e3 have been fully subscribed for in the Vienna tad other forJign markets. WIDNINDaT, Nov. 21, • iyg. The sudden lamer' ul prasure reported yesterday has boon sucieeded ty a feral darer, this woman! at all station*, attam mg a Whit= of nearly half an inch in the .outh of Helmut an.l at the entrance of the Channel. The motion has been Moot rapid during the night. The lowest reading repotted is at Ileche's Point, and w tral inches lower than that at Yarmouth. Tem perature haa increased greatly everywhere but ost the exit coast. It °derma to aerate southerly winds (which at tained the force of a eras at Ha he's Point sad Brost dunng the night' are thus morales reported from oar south coast scot the west of Prance. Fresh south-eastirly boom prevait in the Irish sea, and westerly whole in the south of Leland, The t ztio in the (lull of Lyon. noticed yesterday, after lisahheg Incase, hie subaided. Heavy rain has lam Ia the wet, awl at Biarrith Weather this maritime iu thee. islands iv cloudy, swh nun t place". on tbe mouth coast ; and rain is flailing 3i the wart a Ermbee. F.-TTR-tCT or MEAT.—We hare boon I.:lred to notice • paragraph which has been going the emend of the Piers, to the effect that extract of meat whog iuje't-J into the veins of • dog caused death in a short time. The author of this paragraph, • Dr. Keminitteh, aeldueos Una as a proof that 'strait of meat i, iujur:olue und kreisonout. Of cemese all ondkal men are award that nee dy forii.•,.,is substance. even the air we breath., when *set.' into the sirs will cause death: but it required the special *entree's of • German philosopher to dissever the (act. that because extract of mat injected into the reuse causes death, thomfore extract of meet (which is simply solid tea tea) it harmful and ,poisonous alum Lea as fi isel into the stomach. Bofors many years are over we predict that ,this extract of no at. prepared in co entri es where mad ha. merely a ErMeal value, he almost as common an article is oar householes as tea or sugar. The 'Wowing rep El or extract of meat waft male by D.. Parses. Fleenor of If yg'eme, Army Medical School. s.sl ban been pcbliebed hy remission of got. mosent: - •• Beetle of to. d is kr*" tae which con tains so much of thus a colts c cuLal to nutrition ''rhos. 'Antes of potash. rotla. and Itrue of imtaseiutr., teen) at the extract. These Rills are tame. daily those needed in many illnesses. . . . In all oar flints at Netley. • even small quantities produced a feel ing of airport and vigor, which ensued very soon after it was taken. Those who took it etiwom4 their ieneations by raying that it stimulated them; and one friend, who Vied it several them. after renting in Vied and wet from Yachting, compared its effects to those of hot whisky and water, mad seam' me that its invigecatiog effects were superior to thole of Vie spirit. The extract seems particularly salted fur can of debility of all kinds, ospeeially the latter stages of fever ' so mailed are its effects that I cannot but Pit MOW it mush be nyplied especially to the repair of the nervous tissues. In conclusion, I believe the extract of meat to be a vele vattinble food for giving nitrogee silts mud is tie and it will. 1 believe, be extremely valuable in diets. For the military surgeon it is likely to be very awful ie, active 'emit-o p not only for the wounded snit sick but for brightly men. Its mean balk, ease of cooking, savoury taste, and great restorative action:lmM make it mu* useful in raped expeditions." —peal'' Market Rsciete. PF1CIO1?. OF • Art TX -RXPiltt, OINIMAL.—Th• ea-rebel central Ilenry E. Reed (remitted suicide in his office, it, Youinvillo, by shooting himself through the Ft ud. When found, POOSI atter hi, hail shot hitnself t ha itat t w i tihsnutfleifticiettn:relfeoreixvirtioit.oldsitet:ll,:d.atn,tirrimoolithnisthenh:::::..7:l::emecewregit;::dnebitihtit,nith).soolinteeCm: i) erg eniht t he.. soldier,e.l rl,ojitint,,,,elivfee,m7subbswinhLis.ci foetal officer. the prote - slonal gentle sons the stem men in all of whieb lam eonthilitit thkt lam entitled to respectful coosideration. The want of my life bee at all Renee bean 'vacuuming. wk perhaps, s a the cause of my dimmaillture, at !mach sons to mottle my We *dy. 80, with memory et the bower of me m anes Matey end the ley, sad kiedeem toweti my family, Ilk feyevelltelft-41. B. A inemorandum from the French Atlantic Tele paph Company (Lanited) etat•'+ that up to Mon day afternoon, the 23n1 inst., litt nautical miles of the French Atlantic deep Fea cable had been completed and certified by the engineers. At a meeting of the Imperial Continental Association yesterilay- a dividend of 21. LOA. per share and a bonus of 1!. per share were illvtared upon the 28,000 shares of the association fur the halt-your ended the 30th June last. •At the annual meeting of the Ilfracombe Mita C.i.inpany (limited), held yesterday at Ilfracombe. a dividend of C. per cent. avas declared, leaving about 030 L to be carried forward. At the Bank yesterday about 10.000 severeigus were withdrawn for India. srPriciors Dr-krill, AT I.IVEAPOOL.—The fol lowing caw woe reported at the Liverpool coroner's court yettelduy. A man named Samuel Rebuts and his wife orommod a home in Atkinson-striseL About 7 eelook on Monday evening one of their lodgers found them 'ying side by side in bed, the woman dead and tho man nucogricions„ He diiil a few minutes after they were eo found. The MIND of their deaths is a niyhtery at previa. They wore seen in Monday afternoon, and were thee In apparoutly good health, Flint AORTMTAIIY GAO PNVIAWAN.—Tact ni - eit, ' a'men, lade pal s:ng n o iron pillar post letter-bag in the Cominrii ial-rnad, nt the corner of Arbour -Near% titeloney, idviteti tes light a fusee on the top of the has, and jilireetly lie boil done eo a tromendoos explains% of gas hvic phsco. The bet wits a total wriwk in au instant, the front pi btu' blown out, the smaller Onto, with the times of delirery of letter engraved shiverni, and the interior . fittings rendered useless. larl7 'sough, epthlogh of a a to there were 17 ititttlfll at the tot the boa, one of of three turteinett the least W ear eil. The rea. d at is seereietrd for W the tact that a gas lpe laid -ruder the hex leake4 eakihe best wee Med teeth rea POLICE COURTS.--alliS DAY.) MAIILBOBOUGH-STREMT. AN OLD OFFEND= AGAIN TN TBOVOLN. 770•108 BRA • young man, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing • quantity of spoon. and forks and other article., of the value of lbi., the property of Mr. James A. Howell, whip mounter, oarrrying on business at No. 3, Bridle-lane, troldeu-spare, and Joh* Canies, a tailor, who is known by the cognomen of the " Broken nosed Tailor," was charged with receiving the same w.th a guilty knowledge. The prosecutor said that in consequence of his work shop having been entered en three different omissions in November, by means of a piece of glass being removed and the wiudow being unfastened, and property being taken each time—the robbery evidently not being committed by 'professional thief—he communicated with tho police at V,nc-rtrcet. the result of the inquiries made by the • wes the di-covery that the p4soner Hill. who is a friend of his (prosecutor's) cousin, had committed the robbery. A witness named Myles Pitts, in the prosecutor's employ, proved ending. the workshop window open on three different occasions, and missing some spoons, forks, whip mountings, silver, and elver solder, and afterwards cenuntusic.ating with his employer. tic.rgeelit Lee., 9C, sail that from inquiries lin hs& made he found that Hill had asked the servant of the house to let him through to the workshop, and as he was in the balit of going there she allowed him to do so. Last night he took the prisoner Hill into custody, whea he admitted stealing the property, and giving them to the "broken-nosed tailor" (Carden) to sell, and he thou went and took Carden into custody. The prisusuers wet* remanded, Carden having boon i" VI al times convicted. BlOv.vG srefroitAguitf.—TllEMlLlT.lßY c4LLBo -617 i. Much ill-feeling has existed for some time betwei u the liberals at Cradley-heath and the tortes at Old-hill, in comequesimot Mr. Barn and his party having strongly opposed, and succeeded in preventing, the adop tion of the Local Board Act at Cra&ey-heath. This and other minor causes have made the Cradley-heath people stand up for the liberal candidates, and the torts at Old-hill have stack to Messrs. Menial- Ingram and Smith-Child, the conservative candidates. About le o'clock • mob of roughs was stated to be on the road from Dudley, sent, it was supposed, by the con servatives, to annoy the Cradley Hea th people ; but very soon a band was organised to meet them, and the Dudley " lambs," instead of taking the place by force, as they anticipated, were mot by a party of the enemy, ready to give them battle. As soon as the .'lambs” saw this they held counsel, and determined to give their :rnta a shower of stones, which they did with groat eZ e hurling Rowley - lag stones among the C.alloy people, who, nothing dimaayed, made a ga ll ant charge on th e intruders. and • hand-to-hand fight ensued, which ended in the " lamb" getting totally routed, and making their be way back to Dudley, many of them being sadly knocked about the need and face. The Cradley pimple, though many were badly injured with the stones, &e., were flashed with the victory they bad obtained, made their way up to Old Hill, where, meeting with a lot of their pponents, moompanied by a party of policemen, near the -hill Schools, another despe rate{ encounter took place. Near the schools where the parties met there is • steep hill, and the Cradley people, being at the top, had the advantage. The policemen were soon seet rollingdown the lull, andthem being plentyof dirty water and slough hereabouts, it seamed to be the object of both parties to get their oponents into the water and be smear their faces with the - slough. The roughs were now considerably augmented by large parties from Hales Owen and the Lye, and several severe fights took place. All was now in such confusion that a large detachment of dragoons, who were known to have arrived at Brierly-hill from Birmingham, were sent for, and the roughs thought they should dispose of them as easily as they did the policemen, but they soon found oat their mistake. The sabres of the dragoons acted like magic, and the rioters made a hasty retreat. Several of them were badly cut ; one man received a severe cut on the arm, and another had ono nide of the brim of his hat cut clean off. The neighbourhood was in estate of the greatest excitement during the day. Business was suspended. Towards the afternoon another band of row;hi arrived from Dudley, and gaco out that they were special c rn stables ; hut it was soon found out that they were not, and a field being near at hand, the Dudley mac challenged the Cradley uen to fight : so about tell went into the field, and a terrible fight ensued, the policemen quietly looking tn. 'The fight was razing in full vigour when OUT parcel ices (let patched, and everythina was in the greatail exciLmeut.—Birinitiehreas JW,. efiIITINO orruziosNca.--rnup (sr Titunsarff.) Lemma, Nov. 25.—Wind at as BE., taaderaho brov.e: cloudy. Ora v aarso, Nov. t4.—Arrived from Carloads : Titutim, Bothnia., EU. • h:bralath Ann, limbo: I Nor. u tite r fi), CIA, lona. : ' Fort, Awe, fur Cllllll of iloo Ifl ; know White, (awe of Saul Napo &)um Wild, Trim Itil ; Niattab, ' lt aided Lam., Nov. 24 --Arrived •. Glialutooe Inds Algae Rae. As. tied tram the River : Wave, fur bernerarat. Arrived fru.e L'llll' and ndhd : 'fait E.og, tot Shanghai. Prot aK, Nov. 24, -Arrived : Mary llchlurn. from Rio .I.ineho. Litu.,r. Nov. 24.-- Arrived : Gladiator (ie..), from PIT/1,1111.• 1104 dolled: Warouata, for Vitlp4raiwi; Linda len, M oiti alto; Headiafr, Rig Janeiro; olebrask.t lat.), New York ; I'vlratiee u.l, New York. Paean, Nuv. : Merl, far Monte Video ; Itabulla Muria, Jarefre; Pulyont, Pernambuco ; Silver Oar, flavanuith. Poovi,a swum, Nov. 24.- Arrivtd : Thearalla, from Salida, in tuw. lthirro hr.), fur New York. Pl.lllOlllll, NOV. 15. Arrived : Nero (.1. Want IndkA. Loet.ii hi/VIA, Nov. Noiturian % rah amid left fur Lir, non'. I.llfici,wg, NEM. 21.—Arrivud, Primo" from St. Jobre , , Nor viruvrii k. lOW x, Nu. 21.--Arrir.A J.ayh4w, from Phlla etlplifs. EllOkt nar, Nov. ti. 17ine Yai, !Trn Qwa,. tl I'Llaux Tu. Nuv. is blowing a bean y ('ABITALTIEB. 011.11•LTAII. NOV. trk. -The Diary Yliodietli, of MOOT, (hwilitt, M Al. sandals, was wrecked new Tangio• Nor. $3, lALL•elidr 04.4 five of the new drowned. room, Nov. Vt.-The Orent Weitent (v.), of thl. port, tr paste haviog ep,ken the Menriotte (47.) burnt.). of Lowln. for 1i‘11,11401, lb mato:moth of the henniot. trotting abort pf w.ttzr. FA. Nov. Yl.-Arrival: Courage, 114110401 r, Coda), Myatt.; 114111.111 , 41, (limn &Woo, wit% datamte to port L.etii it I,tn iu t ollitoon with an 4aglioh harryan N.. 0, Outiont. Nuv. N.-InPw.nth Ip.rn for Neweiott., In. pot iw wall. lY ..ut inftiaLt...lu, yumcsail. siks4 lumui hvta NAticippeld.l, Nov. 94, -. 11011 I Veva *twit, of and toe tatioW, hew 1/ttes.ft, ww. (MIA 111 loon Owe when own wane (ono It ta boa at e. 411 p.m. 7044:44..7, awl ttio fivit Oft hor and laudad hate at 1 1 1:r r ra. Eta. k a.., Nov. 11 hamCß.t t faUl 9.1A1 11.11.,111111A1 yeatooday. was Waal off last oiott. yo. 4.N.g., 1 , 44. 5 . 1..-TIo. Wary . Jano s ot far Cork. /dearuoh' this assosii.ft as ea soots ia Oisa buff lace. 1. break s tilt 01, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THLS DAY.) Fresh up this morning the receipts of FagHsi wheat were on a moderate scale. There wee a fair attendance of millers, who purchased cautiously at Mondays de cline in the quotations. With foreign wbcat the market was well supplied. Very little business was passing us any description, at barely stationary prices. dusting cargoes of wheat were in limited request. Maize and other kinds of produce, afloat, were firm in value. There was a moderate supply of barley on offer. In all descriptions the bulginess doing was limited, at about the rates current on Monday. Malt sold slowly. on termer terms. Oats wore is limited request, at about previous quota tions. Beans were inactive, at late rates. I•eaa met a fair sale, on former term.. Flour commanded bit little attention, and the quota tions were barely maintained. Rapmeal was fi,m, but hawed was quiet. In molt agricultural seeds the bummer doing was limited. Cakes were inactive. ARRIVAUS OP °RAM , INTO LONDON ET WAILS CARRIAGE, THIS WEEK. 1 __ .. l i 4 3 13 . O l% gm Om Vs. 41 1 16 i 1 . 061 . fluoteb.... X 0 Sao X3O Is t! ... . 1 ... ! 103 , o reW..: bilo woo 1 ::: NM 1114 • ..: 30;: d i INO --- 1 T 011... 0660 ago 330 IMO Sou .71 WO 1 1410 Maine, 310 qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (rem OVA OWN 00aNaroNinar.) The market very steady, sales about 15,000 bales. CORK BUTTER MAILICIIT.-(T11113 DAY.) (mg wiz *lnt onixeriurDieril Ordinary, 1315., 1285., 1204., 1175., 100 s. , 940 &king. cured, DO ch ange ; 70 firkins. MINCING-LANZ.—(THIS DAT.) firssa.—The market in firm with • fair demand &lefty for refining. fit. Vincent sold at 31e. 6d. to 339. ; St. Nitro, 31s. to 331. 6d. • Jamaica and Demerara, 325. ; Dominica, 325. Bd. Refi ned also firm, with • fair but mot an active demand. Coma.—There continues to he • good general demand at fuDy previous prices to some advance for calory quail- Um- Floatation Ceylon, good and fine ordinary, 61s. to 86e. 6d. ; low middling to middling, 88e. to 74e. 6d. ; bold., 76e. to 80a. ; native Ceylon, good and fine ordinvy, 49a. to 61e. 6d. ; bold, 60e. ; other East India, small, 61a. 61 to ere. ; low middling to goodmisidling, 69e. to tiOs. Coma.--There is a good demand for home trade quali ties, at tailpiece to • slight advance ; Trinidad, common to good, 4,5, to 475. 6d. ; flue and superior, 89s. 61. to 965. 641. TE.a.—Tlie public sales of Indian growth are progressing steadily at full prices. l'ErrEE.- 400 bags of Singapore sold at Sid. to 311 ca.-h, and 2,000 bags of Penang for arrival at sp. with out guarantee. Itust.-60 casks of Mauritius sold at lc DI and 23 pun cheons Demerara at 2s. OW. Elea.-6.1:00 bags of Middling white Dengal sold at Os. td. to 10s. _ _ _ Snt2rErNE.-100 tin!) told for arrival at 27.3., laird trims; and 400 bag. ou thu vol., at 22e. 6d. aiel for re f art inn fib. Corrom.—The market continues firm and active.. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) market is Pat. Town tallow, 61.1 e. 3d.; Potantsurg Y.C. au Os spot, Ms. Cal. ; Dommbor, 51e. to 51s. id. ; Jauuary, Ms. bd. to 62& ; 31-trels, 525. to Zs. Cal. BOROUGH HOP iIAUKET.-(T11113 DAY.) Messrs. Yattendeu and Sintto report a steady demaud fur it a-umption for Luc Wilt tat Jima dasc:iptio a+ of boils ams imeicti, luta rates Irnag tally tuaintainad. COAL MAIIKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Briton, 11`.. ; Wulls End iLs.snull, 19+.; Walls End Tee , , 9d.: Walls End Original Ns. 3d. ; Wails End Felon Id an, 17s. ; Walls end Oissforth, 1(. ; Wolk End Tanstall, Walls End ilni ton, 16.. bd.; Walk Evd Helton Lyons, 16s. ; Holywell, ICs. Gd. ; Buddies thartl-y, h,. 941.-Allsips at =Act, 27; at /ma, 10. CIII3IICTI AP.RANORMJECTS IX TUE lIIITItCenOLIS. The Lithup of Loudest has collatcd the 11 iv. Jelin Taheurdiu White, D.D., to the roclory of St. Ilartin, Ludgate; and has liceueed the liar. iThoutist tVolliaut Fowlc, ILA., to the perpetual curacy of St. L..ke, Nut forthplacc ; the Rev. Anthony Wilson Thorold, M.A., to be ruiuister of Curzon Chopin, Mayfair; the lt.•r. Mealy Victor Mutilate, ALA.. to be minister of tit. Paul's Chapel, Kilburn; Cie Dor. John Michael Brown, 11. A., to the curacy of holy the 1t.,. Georg° Devenpott to the curaiT of St. Mary, White chard , the Rev. Cringe Cuokhuru Dickinson to the curacy of Ruly Minty, Earcodock-bill; the fir. Undue Jamul' Lilis, M.A., to tie gurney of rt. Mary, Paddiuntou ; the Rev. Wilburn li:dewier 'Atlanta/d i M.A., to the curacy of Norwood;ltc%. .11:111ill YomyiLowett terg, 8.A., to the curacy of St. Paul, Ina Broil ford ,• the Utv. Willie-1i Owen, 8.A., t.. thy moray of R. lgiobAei and All Anrcle, South ITacliner: the nor. Jaar , i l'dnel In the eniacy of St. Michael and An Au..;ids, 'Bromley ; the 113 r. Ceorge Prettoa Bowl to the carricy of Chief tivirch, Cleptcri ; Rev. Themes T.dnot to the censer .11 St. Mary, lellugton ; the llor. Albert In dionl Varily, M.A., to the curacy of St. Andrew Undrrehaft, City; the Rev. John Janes Vilinprirle to the curacy of St. John. Wed. worth; and the Rev. Albert Stewart Wiethroß to the earaey of St. Mary, 13eyetaionoinarn