The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-20 00:00:00

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(C; BELFAST.-10 o'CLocz Jnlmbu 0.1 1 MV1. , 41 ,11411/I.lad say 1858 1448 1823 888 1.4:; o•CIAKT- _ 7,1. ! ,tnn :MCILre(L; T:.r.Cr•n 111.11.,:and (C) IVIIISITY.-1 °Tux'. :r• v U.) :rj f•kn (C; u (L) CLOSE OF THE POLL. LIT). _ _ • (C) (L) ;I I. LES EETU ED. —(TIIIS DAY.) LuAND (Sot in, .—Beaumont (L) sad lid- i• .I I r r.. Rrircn (ICorrruran Dietanya).- 1 y (I.) und Cart:wrath (L) returned. i r 4►kNICK,HINE.-Iturou (C) retunwd. N 0144... F‘ howes (C) it mootague *(c) Inc d. ,a - yir.—CwArn , Aso (L) awl Herb rt (T.) re- I :GIN A NMI 1I:LtIs --Grant (C) returned. .:1',E1): • (C)aari Tollernache (C) re ..l. . 1•1,7 F. • rum.: (F A ,f : .—Fordyo, (T.) returned. n!.. i 7. Ler eo (1., returned. Ai 1 ,'.l ti 1110.14. ! returned. (iNIINATION:4.--(YRIA DAY.) r•,. • t:i r. (LAbi).—Courteuay, Wad°, and Palk. 31,6;tri. I.' •. Pc:p.se, Pasorll, Beaumont, and tit triand.“l. f ant EiGnignmaies. P4II Ai I.lllla, T A.u,str.te:n, aud Lubbock. l'irtit.l••• r. rarker ued Maxwell. Foil demanded. ARV IN C4:ItIC. The house of Mr. Johmoe, 4 ~rk, wAs attacked yesterday in kj9116.4 "' i ••'' 1 111.1., , l party dirgnhed, who presented revolvuo :.r.ay. Mrs. Johnson and het tiators wr • v.. .t t. :ed. Two mun guarded the 16,0 % •• : • • .• d it, and carried a a gun and a swore. The t 0.,%•:... 1, in F%-.,nee revecting the Bundin I r"trtl •.1 fare been mstorially checked. cJ have both ceased to publish (L• country papers adopt the same u, an,; !Lute it have not done so some have Lunerumind, some cffiu:slly informed that they will be trustcrtal if they continue to give the list& his stated , tat the relatively Isms sue of mousy that has been col hued will be banded over t, the relatives of It. Baudin, rhd that U u eVnlameat wal be erected by them la their tee names. la this way all pretext for rovapmental attrienace would le rrruoce 1. APPattiliaton c,t Sur:vein Finfinire.—Two Indians, New Berne and Martin Constantino. were Irstrirday charged at Amhten-under-Liiie with tresson- They were arehended en Wnes ht ~_"&th heeling a ten-ehan pp .brred revoker in c h day , hia . 11 rae___ poked rtant Fenian doesmote sa lam. They ‘ ll, seta week. TE E XPRE3B,I t IMOD I WaTEXiNkA 47PME 1 LAW INTE1.1 1 (1ENCe,—(11118 DIY.) EQUITY (11-forr. Vios-Chanuellor Sir B. Karns.) ix He Noll It PTAIWOZISIIMII max:. dant, 11tD COAL 00111101 (Lulrta). TLis wno the petition of a aJtareholder, pray*: f)r the env .1 akin, w nuina-op of the company, or, area Manta tivw, ilat ao ii.dependeat liquidator aught be appo at.d. The watt. r ,lev4l over trine the tail petdiaia day with a view to an alumnae'''. at, wad to-day i op= the liquid dor* undertalang to wake no futthez call spot the yetittower. it nab ortklid that all further proceedings siserld be stayed. lir. Cotton nod Mr. J. N. Iliggine appeared for the yetititner ; ad Ili. Glom end Mr. IY. W. Cooper for the t alpktg) LW as mita oodwroom. OLOlNlNG„.ooxsyarriumrri"). Au cadet caw :snide upon twupstitions for the vrol.ting up of this sounjiauy, but power was given to thi liqui dator, under pro. t 4 a the Joist Stock Companies Act, to act without the somatic. of the court, he undortalung not to noun* coy ressuneratoe for his ssrelosi an .t the rolicitoss under taking to charge only co**. out of pocket. Mr. Cotton. Mr. Glans, Mr. J. N. Hi gins, Mr. grimed, sad Mr. Bradford were the counsel for the parties. (Before Vioe.Clissoellor Sir 0. M. Giffard.)__ TIE IT2I C. MX NONTIMIN RAILWAY 0011P1NT OP MI NOS ATEF7I.•IINLAWVIIL AgIUNIT.-DAILILLOWS. - - Mr. Vey, IJ.C., and Mr. Murphy (of the common law Tat) appeared in support of a summons a liourueel into emit that an inquiry might be made as to t./41 amount of damages 1. be pail by the plain tiff to Names Strawbridge and Apes as Qom peneatien for an unlawful arrest Thu !sots, which were eons what extraotdatary, were Mated by the era tg counsel as folluww —The bill was filed on the nalio Juno, 1866, in the 111112.0 of Fielden against the above umnpany, making certain charges against the direotors. Au answer was let in. Oa the 20th of February, 1697, the hill wee emended, thquiring a further answer; on the 19th of A prii tame was eil:arged for answering to the I.lla of 31 ty, and 11 that day a mouth's further time wss greeted. fo: o that tine had half expired, namely, on the 3clth of May. braig the day fullowiug that on Mr. Tield. a nude/atom! that it Li I expired, I • took the initialed course of attaching and a. re :Sag Me, nn. Stlaw4r.dge and Ay. es. Toils step M. 14 dcwritiAl us oily nue of a series of acts of pewee cation to whi Stets wbridge and Ayees Lad been Indus clad by the that moss rin the pomading, a Mr. Elborough. It wbe toted dat t p to the I,t of April, 19 A, Mr. El -1 enough was secretary of the compthy. Ab sit Nest tine, Le was cdausissed from his pod, and Ayres was An- Lou-tad in Lis pace. From that Lase Mr. S.bsrough paso:ul imn 11 in a pcsitee of ho nifty to the eimpany, of when Mr. Stiawbildge was flee of the diem:tom Tee bill was Lkd ly 1 ield4 n au Lela& of himself and all otter tae °denied than holders. bat the applicants said they o prove that be Lehi only ten Aaron out worth id!. seal Oat he 11111, in ti LC:. u man of Mean, and the mere nom :see el Elboiounli. The object of the sit was tr im peach the a, poiciment of Ayres. and t'us c f The soleitxr acting for th▪ e l laintiff whin the original bill was Ilk .1. WA, !VI a .8,)• e One est Elborough, Lamed leversou ; who ha l Mee • bseu °blies d to leave the country. In S•eptenther. 46 iB, a gene us ebrg of the tenet any was 1 eld, at which Elbo nigh aid Levet sou nelson Nth and Lesison, in :trucked bfEl- 1.1.1014.11, la ought fen ward co. tail, personal charges again- t the nine:ors. Cu the 19th of November a 8111111110n4 was taken out at the Mansion-house, in the name of I Widen. eyainst the directors for tailing fraadu le nt 'Rivulet?. 'When this came on to br heard, to tier / milchn nor Leverson wee there, au 1 the my prson preseut was Elborough, woo instructed cotieen to apt car fir Fielden, aid himself dictated the • athes that were pressed. In the result the esaininons was di-mined on the plaiut:Sa own showing. with strong te mai ks a n tie l sit of the Lord Mayor as to the p opriety • tie pioreediug. After the as war had been pot in, Laver sou haven); ieft, Fielden as Pitt educed by Elboroagh to aiesther soils:dor, Jones, awl Elborough, by Joao; brought an action against the company for worn;- Jul den:Mal, the datiages being lard at 2.0ua1. It was thither stated thrt the ath of May whoa the arrest was made was settling day in the Mock raicbange, whin* made Mr. Stiawbeidge's arrest the more iriunyiuk Ile was dttll.ood in custody till the afternoon of t.ieaaae day, sad sir. Ayres was detained in prison f o r one day. tin the li ist of May the attachment was discharged by motion en slant maw* ; en the nth of JllllO a mots= wee made in the name of Fadden. that the costs incurred in the proceedings of the Met of May should be co its in the anon which was totem& sod on the 24/th of June • sum mons was heard benne Vire-Chancellor Wool to set aside the older giving further tune to answer. That sunintsas was tailed. tan the motion to ntuy the action the VAX,- Charcellor (on the 4th of July) was of opinion it would Le better that the matter should be tried in this c met, as the irreFuleiiry occurred in proceedings here, and naconlingly made au order staying the action, on the terms of Fielder and Jones submitting to make suck satisfactain to Straw. brielpe, and Ayres as to the judge in ishamburs shosld seem fit. Ilan 11. Lour sub' he thought that the proceedings Lad occunod moth in error than in malice. It was now urged that Fielden insd Jones had been thatigathei throughout by the malicious fathers of Ilhsnuesph ; and a protrsctod ezaruthation of Ftiewhiidpi in the examiuer s Ethos (and which that of Lad it ugly eoadannesl), was deposed ti as further crick ice of this ascetics. Lull., and Mr. Willis, appaarel for 2 itlui n and Jams. . The evidence in support haying been rend, T 1 e haucelinr cheer red that it seemed to show that the arrest led teen made by mistake. Mr. Straw bridge Liratelf bad not dead to any low of coedit or of butiLeas. The circumstances, no doubt, had been very anuoyirg, but when the facts became known Mr. Straw bridge's reputation could not sidle, possibly darmsge. Ilr. idiapLy fulluwud. Mr. Mince admitted there had been gross carele , anese. and 2an her, that 4:lnn if regular, the °Dunn pursued had been ;mutual, but said that tho proceedings had origi rated Limply in error and no subatantral damage had boon shown. Mr. Taus and Mr. Willis Laying followed, and Mr. Kay having teen heard in reply, The irice•Chuncellor said he must awns the amount of C(mjenration to which these gentlemen were en titled, end he ruust deal with the costa of tl,e various poetediuga. The course of attaching these gentlemen, as be had i cd, was not only erroneous but it was taken witlant notice, which was most unusual; it was not name eery, Ler was it adopted w,th any bone fide viewof getting an act-s er. At the same time neither Yr. Straw - bridge nor Mr. Ayres had suffered any special damage ; and his Honour thought the justice of the case would be met by awarding to these two gentlemen 251. each for damages. Meens. Fielden and Jones must also pay all the costs of the inquiry, including the costs of the applicants nicticn ; and, as to the examinations in the examiner's office, which his Honour especially disapproved, to mark his sews of their impropriety he would direct the re aFondents to pay the costs of those attendancee as between 'elicitor end client. tut.i tbil ILYIND We defeadaat was ala , toet t the it ea. Ala nothing portico kr had bees outioedabasa brt Lodi orialie tLe F apt six seems weeks. whew eke twee.we twatelei.i.dy sod did bet et timers appal to 'wow what she we, aleott. Mr. Coeke—Have yeu ever heaxl her bay tilt tea we aul &etre, benel 1' "1‘ item—No. When she was shwa& la eueselunnee of let atulatlo:y fits of late. I had Omuta wattvli fill Ler. Jane Rutland. an lament.% of the lif.ome, said task last yield she fouud tl.e dah admit in a sleet bleed she pio:tuvir hem the arm. The defendant had • bide in her baud, rad when she (irtaisee) war • ring to gal a 1414, the *aid. •• Don't be afraid." The defesibuit et.l la a eery downhearted of late. Whoa *he dret .0 the deft admit she was looking intently at the knit% Mr. Coda asked the defendant rf lobe ovoid now give any reman for committing such a foolidi apt lbe defendant said—l really deal know what I did it for. las very sorry, and Ih. will let me go. Mr. einike remanded the dalsadaat for • w..iek. and said that is weeld this aft What should ho done with kw. DROGHEDA ELECTION: LATMT I'UIaING IN' (DT tlarialßAPlL) COERT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. (Before tLe Judge OrdiLary, Itr. Jolliet! Wines, aal Mr. Baron Cleaaby.) rEIVICILI V. BEWICSII. Dr. $i take, Q.C., and Dr. Theban' for the petitioner; the re. vaultnt in 'arson. In tlar. ewe the wife of Mr. Bewicke, of Threepwcted Hall, hotthoniberlaud, had pi ocored a judicial separatiou on the prcurd of athitery ; awl the respondent new ap p slot scainet the defame, bud also a, must the andr 016, ivy'. rause) to grout a rule nisi for a new trial. lhe pround ova which be pioetieeed was that Sir Jae Wilde L:..a4d, d tom on the ev.dence of a single wines, at he (harped with perjury, but who, having tern introit... 4 at the Old Bailey tor that offence had been arytnitstl. Ihe lira of theee amnia wa iaimediatly di.whatd with mete, and Mr. Bewicke proweded to urge he tare ter a rule inst. He :aid be could pro lead nit to thew thrt tl e withers in Question RSA :16 00 4 (111:1 pmetitote, thief, and her. (fa t ega t t,le.) lie. Lt • icke a, enialingly it id his arldavd, and the caw was g‘....0g on when our report loft. COVRT OF D.:NKRUPTCY. (1 rfo: e ►lr. (.441111r, suer lkuou.) IN JOIN RAMA% HUMMEL This was nn si }iitation for release from cu-toady on the put of the but. k. opt, who 1. eribed as of at, itarirte .oteew-toud, liet.toh-towo. awl of Fulham, jearullust and retina. llu was sriesttil at the suit of Maws. tilottiastoodo and Co., the Queat's printers: u.s.l upa.t as ast:nrti(,n tslo n helms' the leguatar, ha ,t4tial his &las a, re IC7I. 'Lt. Gd. Ilis &wets cousistad of furititrrd, which, however, was subject to a bill of 9 . 116, and tics ottyliiiht of the wink tattith.d "Itesionublu Ealki;" aho Gait ball *Luis of the copylight entitled re.peetivey . 4. ll.eYsli of the Confederacy " and " The Enigh.ls It isola tion," the value being uncerta.n. Mr. Ifopkrnr uttrib ilia his Leal volley to the ill PUCCe.Ir attending the publiostiun of Lis bteraty works and the cessation of au engarein Nit with cue of the Itading lournalr, his unfortunate du eitcninstancer, and Muer,. Mr. kits: able' appeared in se;Tort et the application, which was not opposed, and tlai °Aar of 'idea a iv.is !panted. MACS COUBTB.-(11118 DA .) MARKEN:WELL. LTI.PERATZ ATTIMPT AT I:MCI-Di DT A 01:/L. !mettle Itirhop, a girl 17, who &Li k ened eery work rend ill, was charged before Mr. Cooke with attempting to commit suicide by cutting herself in several places. Mae T.ydia Low, of 13, Camden-street, Camden-town, raid—The &readmit is aloof the inmate of the Home for Fallen Women in connection with the Reels Society. On Wednesday night about half-past 9 the defendant was missing, and on a search being made she was found in a closet bleeding prawn!, from eight or Dille oats in the elm near the elbow. She bad a large knife in her bend, and when she was asked why she had done it she said she did not know. There wee a out or scratch down under the ear to the throat, end thedafendent said that she bad attempted to cut her throat but the baits woo sot sharp 'sough. /Mina elm sad sem TER MILITARY CALLED DDT AND THE PEOPLE FIRED ON. (sT rasomm.) DROGUE* Nor. 20. Cheat excitement prevails here. The military bay° been called out, and tired on the mob. One man Lae been shot. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY os Dunt.rw.—At the nomination for the county of Dublin, on Wednesday, as unurpeend and Lb 1. ial arididate alpeared in the person of Mr. Niteroi us Sweeney iu opposition to Colonel Taylor and Mr. If s mitten. Ike show of luusde wan dada:Nal in favour of Lao aldeman and Colonel Taylor. Mr. Hell Dare has retired from tho oontest in WI 11. rd otnly. LIMERICK.—Tbe man who war injured in the riot at Linirriek has s;noe died. The stook enctel is L,ouroir of Tait was deeitiopal b 7 the w,.b. }:XFORD BOROUOII. —lt is thought the, °loot' -et for Wexford boiongh will be vitiated, Mr. Motte hsvour it, d alter a show of hands was desalated is Lit lava ar, nal a i oil den ended by Devereux. Silt:G.—Major Knox was ruturnol by a taljority of 11. Whtn the fact was known tile mob wreaks,' son , LOIDIS of conservative voteis. Tile Largo an... c'i sr otod 14.1 eat. dly, end teveial jorsone wo r d s overe ly woun d, : to 'lke stouts sue now lined with police aiid mlitary, a.ll none order prevaila. TEE ST. ALBAN..? RITUAL CASA JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF TILE PLIYY C JUNCIL. (Tills DAY.) The EL Albans case (Martin r. Maskonochie) cants t, e close tc-dsy at halt-pest I o'clock. The Arcl.bishop of York +laid their lordships would con sider tlitir ji.dgment. CAW OP COMMON COUNCIL-(MgLT DAT) m LATR LORD RATOI. At tle meeting of the Court of Common Council, Told at the Ocikil all this morn'ng, the Loan MATOII (Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawiencol presiding, /gr. Letuty MAI proposed that the thanks of the coart ho picsenrrd to the late Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderm•in Allen), fur the manner in which he WO ilisckarand the &tits of chief mustistiate of the City, whereby hu had ',liven wan raction to the mercantile and other entries of the (Warns of London who had warghtior justits durng his yt ar of ,•!lire, fur the punctuality with which ho hal atteneed the various meeting, ft: the corporation, and for his fbinnera in preserving the rights and prlvlegoa of the A diecuseion took place amid frequent interruptions, •everal members expreesing their op.oion that the late I ord Mayor war Lot entitled to the customary vote ui tLsnle. At the elme of the discussion a show of hands was fulen, and the LC/RD liaroa declared the motion to b 3 MI I jet]. Un a division, RI voted for the motion, and C. 5 against it. It yeas, therefore, canied by a majority of 22. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FIUDAT, Nur. 20. 6 A.M. Thfk =emirs a sericite, c wore in our we Wise neon, to here Fat in ; •pi at dieree.e w pr.-were is reported from the itirth ri • tit, which him been Toy ',mid during the night. To? Lefty in Logland end Fia!lels is net gout, the ditferen.•nt read. inl k e 1, tlitan Yeinteutli and Vikh etas sire inch. Tamper itor, 4, nlituir r tatty rteirly, rxriTt in the .e th-,e.t, where them I; ato nridereLle tell. The trial wee re.,torly during the moat in the ( - twee I, 1 i.t in Ireland the won in-reet winds newel ye.ha 2ay tate veered to *oath, and in:abetted greatly, awl the • wind w tact at Prnzahoe ; eeewliere wind. are light. The worth i. 'Londe end misty, end tle PCS appoini to be gating up ii eoutl,..ncet. Weaning, to all coasts. THE TKIIRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT TN 83113- ztA.—The number of casualties had not Leen exactly saceitaitied, but according to what was known mane 33 n.en Lad lost their lives; nine were fount died on the via, four Lave died 611103, and twenty men were 'Waling, and ware sup roeed to be bulled under the wreck. Some 70 were more or leas wounded, 44 severely. Tie fourth caniage was a first-chug one, where the officers of the detachment and some civilian were seated. It was broken to pieces, but its inmates escaped unhurt. Strange to ray, with the exception of a breaksmen, none of the servants of the company received the slightest injury. AN ELECTION &ENE iN BELFANr.—Tho nomi nation at Belfast, which was interrupted by the riotous conduct of the orange mob on Tuesday, way resumed ou Wednesday. Mr. Rea renewed his attempts to addross the elector it although his face bare evidence that he had already received very rough usage. Ile stood wildly gesticulating PT over ba ll an hour, and com plained that Mr. Johnstone ought to have in terfered to obtain a hearing for him. Several of the electors called upon the mayor to proceed with the business, and the crowd threatened a renewal of their violence towards Mr. Ilea, but he remained un moved. The mayor insisted that he should either retire or propose a candidiete, and he removed the formal objection by protoiing John Stuart Mill, Bernal Osborne, Stewart linakic, Sir John Kerslake, and Lieutenant- Colonel Chambers, of the Italian army, and he offered to lay the expenees of any of those whom the electors might choirs. The mayor again interfered, and re tiucetcd that Mr. Rea would rimier, his seat. Ile minted to do so, and challenged the mayor to put lam out. At length his worship hrnored his pee n nee, and called on Sir C. Lanyon to ialraer the electors. 1 Le two speakers simultaneously competed in vain fnr the attention of the seseinbiy, incongruous traimenta of (soh elreeh occasionally ruing with ntlicutons effect above the aprcar. Finally Bir C. Lanyon abandoned the attempt to speak, and Lands d his addrees to the reporters. Mr. MuMolland and Mr. M Cline al o tried to speak, bat dieted the FIII7IO into. Mr. Johnstone alone was liitonNl to. mid when he nee the audience cheered with ea:au tism. Yesterday the gains of the liberal party in the elettions otasefiltd a a *eat in Backs, uuder the miuo ity clause; mother in Wett Atordeentlure. a now ens. ttitcent y cier.ted by the Reform Act, where Mr. 11. Ctinb.e, lke weal-lnown bleeder of cattle,was returned without oppreibori ; a third in Ipswich, where Jr. Wed. C.C.. dePlaced klr. Cubbed and a fourth in Ea:4- lotd:hire, where Er. H. R. Brat 1, a son of Cse I Ito el.:ef whip of the lamisi party, hueeetlesl in fro:tint Br. Suit: es. 11:is county, which four pen: age re iIIITUG tides con:renal:we. now scuds two Lb:rats and cue cry: ei votive. Agdiot these E.° e ar•urvativoi set the ;sin of two *cats in hest Cheshire, one of the emuttes w hit b it ceived two additional members under the Remo Act : two in South Lerbyshire, when Mr. T. W. Evans and Er. C. It. Colvile. the late nesnbecs, have been. cue eceet d by Sir Timms Cre ley and Mr. Howland ; one iis kset Lent, whe: e the oat held by Sir E. Derine las been takeuby G. W. Miles; and one in Porta,- blush st, whet° Mr. Inw en, the Attorney-General for ]reined under the but lib al government. was button by Captain Dawson Lanier. The verdict of the Cathedral oaks of En4lsnl rives n largo balance in favour of the liberal party. Thus, Canter burv, Durham, Beth, Exeter, Gloucester, ltristol, Lincoln, Hot:baster, Salisbury, Oxford. C.telitlo, Ripon, I c teilaa °nab, and Hereford all send bluish to parki n:* nt. Landau, York, Wins-heater, Wore toter, Metter, Lel:b.-41, Nom:rich, Atauelaster. and Chichester each re turns te.t: coraervative. Li other words, the English cities return aod able oonservativra. 1101 in Ex U LSIONS OP WuItN:PEOPLR tT dlt Daring the rioting which took pia.* Letwiv n the lrish Dud the cowervatives of Brookhouns, blechbern. on litiedu. 'slay, the former captured Mr. }ubby's (mins matail game ruck. Knltverated at this, the operatiten of Meese. lire.ildieuse Mills ',reseeded yesterday monih.g to expel the Irish work. people who were there employed. The spumoni, at what m called "the middle cud," refused to work until they Lad forcibly eject+ d about a doter of the card-room bomb, and about hilf-pest 7 o'clock the engines were stopped. Several Eugliab weavers were alio thrust out of the mill, and when a number of the Isiah at breakfast time attempted to go near the utill for the purpose of re suming their work they were stoned Lack. Two young Irishwomen, who left their work, on hearing that others Lad been expelled, were followed and stoned, and were obliged to seek rduge in the house of one of the =L Others who ware la the mills at noon were . t er ogo oak then bstag a nowt 4waitiag then oat. eida 72 3124 2848 2860 fin ,4.4, .1.14 I.a. a _ WARWICK lIERTINO.-{THIS DAY.) WELTPD HANDICAP. Fairfax • • kubelawse Trirtherag .. t :: i 10 ma. HANDICAP )'LATE. &balance .. Clihalty . ----- ... • • 12 rm. WELIIIII /CUNT= Tribes" .. .. •• 0164110 .. .. .. llamas's' .. __ .. 4 4 11 res. ILINDICAP WELTER. Rampart .. I:austia Sugaratiok 7 ran. DEADUATE CUP. Verroalea Moe Naos .. lialolavant 11 raa. GRAND ANNUAL. Pearl Diver .. leafy-Bo .. Jack of Tramps 7 ran. MATCIL Aorifera beat Wild Fowl. TROFEPSIONAL JOCKEY STEEP tudlog Peal 1 a 1 Nue .. i all bloom • • 4 raa. SELLING ILtO/.1. lured c Vuknu Val,ul INSKEEPELS' PLATE. Clement. .. 'Das WINDING-UP HANDICAP. Tel Cimino . km dt:ff Bi.jil.gt 'oltam .. i .. 1 :-. i :: i - .1 .. 1.1! :: i .. 1 :: i .. 3 .. t :: i :: i .. 1 .. I .. 3 - . -- 1 - .. 2 -.-. i .. t .. s :: i .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 .. 1 .. 2 .. a _• - _ a ran. FirFt Haim obi+ ted to by Mr. Mt gems, weightt bolo: in.llolell3 sassed. Itruys tu abeyance. FINCRLEY MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) FINCHLEY PLATE. Two miles. 2.0. Chance, bits Les, Waterpurry, Arleasott, Atalanta, King Li :lades, Acrotat, and Lure in • Mist are h..iro. KAMEN STEEPLECHASE. Two silos and a half. 9.30. Ting I:ing of Spades, Vaiini, and Oda Fellow are hero. ILIDDII-ELX HAN D. C4P SCEEPLECHME. Two I . atllla atiti a Mince, otld Felam, Aticuott., Atalanta, Miens°luturs, Xing sot biadta, Viaaa, awl Love ua a MLA are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIt-LANE.—(TIIIB DAY.I Notwitto tat.dn.g that only moderato rupplios of Ertg liph Ida at nose on pale here to-day, tho doulaud wel , ut üb.ut Mooday'u quotatmas. 'these wa, a ,okul supply of foreign wheat ou the stande Veiy little bus.usse war passuag in auy duscalpLos, at let,.! later. 1 Itutieg cargoes of wheat were quiet. Maize, and other ktutui of pushers afloat were tiros in value. With barley the market was moderately supplied. In all etsunptiond sides progressed slowly, at ituuday's dw elite In %Wee. kelt was quirt, but at full prices. lu eats the bansact.ous were only to • modorate ex tcnt, ut lute Wes. hens were arm, at previous quotations. leas sold Jots ly, ou tormer hems. Hour was du/1 et sale. In prices, however, no quotable mluct:on took piece. liux id was quiet, but rapeseed wee in moderato ra. qucat. Moat uip ieultutal 1111014 aekl duwly. Cakes were unaltered. ARRITALP OF GRAM as, INTO LONDON DT WATER talcatAG)„ FROM hOV. id 20 NOV. IS, aura LIWI,e- Pl% I. elr .414 j WO* Amman I WS' M. V.ar. glak tlowlaw. 1 08 . I Fade.. 12:10 Ufa! 13(.1,0- tin Vail) I WOO 71140 7318 ... I ALAI" 191 U LIVERPOOL COTTON AND 1 (TlllB DAY.: .14417aiki. di : I t e 737177 1 use ItN MARKETS. (MON ODA OWN 001INNAPONUENT.) Corroy.—Thu maaket continues 'Wady. Sales 12,000 halm. 4:caN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat slow tale at barely last Friday's rates. Flour dull, and nominally unduingcd. Nana firm, at 43e. for daidi. Vatmeal in moderate demand, and prices a shade easier. Indian cone in fair consumptive demand, without change in ♦ake; mixed, 39e. 31. ; Danubian, 375. 91. to 331. WAKEFIELD CORN MAILIEBT.-(TIIIS DAY.) (riot Otis OWS 001LiSSPOSDISIT.) Wheat and barley in moderate roquard, at a redaction of le. toms and oats remain unaltered in value. COEK BUITEB MARKET.-(TERS DAT.) (mu min own oniuusieoxinafT.) Ordinary, 130 e., 1274., 1214., HIM., MM., ; 8.0 firkins. kild cw.d, 131 M., 1215., 12M. ; 70 tirk:aa IaNCINCI-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) finnan—The demand continuos limited, but there am no reline at any reduction from previous rates. fit. Lucia and Bt. kin", 32.. to 325. Gd. ; Jennies, 335. 6.3. ; liartadots, 335. to 345. Refined : l'rioes remain very .trady, with more disposition to purchase. Molares, 160 puns. sold, Dioninica, 16s. 9d., lit. Vincent, 16s. to 16s. Gd. Comm —There continues to be a good inquiry, at fully the valuations. Plantation Ceylon, ordinary and good ordinary, 626. to 63e. ; tine ordinary to low mid dling, 645. 6d. to 706. 6d. ; middling to good middling, 71s. to KU. 641. • native ()pylon, 42.. to 445.; flue ordinary, ate. to ' 616.; bold, 60s. 61 TEA.—BwUnees in this market continues limited. Iticz and SALM:TIM --No vales to report. Stacra.—Moderate talcs of Penang Pepper at 33d.; S'ngui (we white, 61d.; and African ginger, at 211. 16t34.--About 260 casks sold, IR:mount at 26.; ditty in Ude. ' 2s. Id. to 26. 2d.; brown Leowards, 16.11 d.; Penvig, Is. 241. CGSION.— The tkaltsnd km become very active at full ratio. JLIE continue, quiet, only moderate salon reported at lam kart*. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) The nodal is kteutly. Town tallow, 60s. 3d.; Peten• burg I.C. en the bkiot, 52e. ; Demnbar, ots. ; Janwvi, 625. GI., Mauch, b3a. num IlARiier.--(111IS DAY.) I.F.ArttotAu.—liid....-6tilbs. to Gillis., 3.01. to 311; 1,411,41. to 721 hi., :itd to 6 , 1 d.; 72113 a. to 60161., ;lid. to 4d.; r‘ii.s. to MON.., 44. to 41d.; 881bP. to 961 bi., 01. to 4W.; Ob.. to 1C111.4., 41d. to ltd. ; 1041 be. to 11211i0., 41 . to 1!•.no hider, 0«. 641. to 108. 6d.; calf skins, 14t1d, 2*. to 44. ; full, 7a.. 6d. Bt.uxtomeo.r.-1 4 h.sep 6.4. to As.; half bud. , to. 9.1. to As. 6d. ; downs, 34. lid, to 4s. 2d. BODOUGII BOP MARICBT.--(T1118 DAY.) Yew& rattenden and Braith report that trade during the week has been quiet, and quotatione ale unchanged. Steele of good hops we very reduced, the *apply beim; chi.l:y compered of mouldy and inferior aorta. COAL MARKET.---(THIS DAY.) Walk I.nd Hatton, las. &L ; Walls End Lamhton, 10s. ; Walls End .Llaswell, lib. 6d. ; Walls End South Ifetton, ; Walls End Tees, 19..; Walls End Hartlepool, Is.. &I. ; Walls End Origiind Hartlepool, 1%. &L ; was End lieugh Hall, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Edon Maio, 17s. ; Wail, End 4 icaorth, 16.. &I ; Walls End Tunstsll, Ili.. 9d.; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 16.. 9d.; Nov. bottle, 1%. ; 18.. Gd. ; Holy scull, 16s. 31. Ships st mw kat, 4i ; at sea. 10. Lauri PTANLEY'n MCDTATION.--Tho writer of Virtue utter. in the .Sort A. Re4eive Cbrrtspecksto, gives some &tails of the proposal for disarming which let Land is trod to be about to address to the two great osalinentil government' of Western and Northern t topS. Hi : —"I bare some masons to believe Hr. Disraeli, when he spoke vaguely of a medintria Milos between France and Ihussik had some lowaistien for making those revelations. He was referring to a project of Lord Stanley to put an end, once and for all, to the uneertainty which, in spite of formal aosursmes, reigns on the sub. pot of the faithful eseoution of the treaty of Prague, Art. 6 comprised. The line of the Kakis would In any cam be rigorously maintained. I s perhaps too afar. native in speaking of proposals of lArd Mani would perhaps be more merec4 to lay that oeagMotial orattaree have boss sat o." rte? Dlr.) -- • - ulna troLowc. In the Stock Faxchauge to-day tbo transa•:tion4 Pre Dot very innanioup, and. prioee vernally ay. en/shawl. The Bank of England return is not so anfainourable as was expected, though thee el angel it is considenxi quite warrant the advance in the rata Consols are fist, and have declined k per cent., owing to sales, dated to be on banking aoronnt. Homo railway stooks are inactive; Metropolitan, however, ex hibits a further moderate rise. Foreign securities are rather firm, but moat of them are unchangol at present. United States 6-20 bonds are better. Bank shares are still in request, especially Landon and Westminster, which have experienced a fresh improvement. The supply of money in the discount market has lammed, and transactions are reported in choice paper at 21 to 21 per cent., or to 1 below tbo Bank minimum. Advent= on English govern ment'eoeurities are offered in the Stock Exchange at I to 11 per mot. Consols are at 931 to 94 for money mai the amount (Deo. 1); and the Three pee Cents. Reduced and New Three per Ceuta., 92 to 4. The railway market is inactive, but there is a demand for Metropolitan steak, which has im proved 1 pee cent. Great Western has advanced 4, w Lilo Great Eastern Las declined to the same extent. Subjoined are the quotations:— London and North Western, 1131 to 1; Great Western, cok to . z; Midland, 1121 to ; London and South Western, 874 to 881 ; Groat Eastern, 921 to A ; Brighton, 481 to 49; South Eastern. 7.1; to 1 ; Metropolitan. 1071 to ; °Tort Nortliorn A, 1041 to 106 ; Caledonian, 74 to 1 ; L ItIO ashire and Yorkshire, 1264 to 4 ; London, Chadian), and Dover, 174 to ; and Mauchoutur, Sheffield, aid Lincolnshire, 471 to 48. Foreign stocks are inquired fur. P.rrtmenee Benda of 1867 hare improve] ; per cent., ant the Orel Vitebek Railway Loan, 4. Pr:ous are quoted ta follows:—Brazilian of 1865, 771 to 741 ; Chillier of 1867, 941 te 951; Egyptian of 1869, 811 to 82; ditto of 1838, 731 to 741 ; Italian of 1861, 663 to 56 ; ditto Tobscuo L rim 3 to 31 prem. ; Mexican, 131 to 10 ; Peruvi.in of 1866, 811 to ; Portuguese, 1807, 90 to 1 ; Russian of 1866, 901 to 1: ditto Nicolai Rail way Loan, 634 to I ; ditto Orel, 81i to 1; ditto Mosoow-Jaroelaw, 82/ to 1 ; Sp anis') of 1867, 331 to 34 ; Turkish of 1858, 68 to 4 ; ditto of 1862, 671 to 681; and ditto of 1855, 411 10 1. 'The Indian Five per Conte. have risen ato•tt 1, tram/idiom being lecorded at 1151. The Tuu and-a-Half are quoted 216 to 218; the Four, 1024 to le3 ; the bonds, 12s. to 17s. prem. ; the deLentures, 1051 to ; and Exchequer Bias, 155. to 20a. prem. Bunk Stock, 244 to 246. Bank shares show firmness. London and West m:nster have been dealt in at 63, showing a fresh rise of 1 ; Union of Loudon are also better, at :131 ; City, 11/ to 121; London and County, 591 to ; Loneou Joint-Stock, 331 to 341; Anglo- Austrian, 74 to 1 prom. ; and I:uperial Ottoman, 1 ; 1 to 11 prem. The market for miscellaneous shares is steely. Some of the present prices are as follows : National Discount, 111 to 121; General Credit, 24 to 2 din. ; International, 11 to 11 din. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to ; Telegr►ph Construction, ISt to 1 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 22 to 1. United States 6-20 Bonds have advents)] u per Lent., vie., to 741 to It ; Erie Hallway shares, 231 to 30 ; Illinois Central, 954 to 961; Atlantic and Gnat Western Debentures, 384 to ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to 391. The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and North British Railways shows this week an in crease of 2,8361. over last year. The traffic of the Atlantic and Great Wintent Rails ay for the fourth week in October amounted to 129,574 dole., against 123,541 doll. in the corresponding period ui last year, showing an bum ass of 5,993 dots. An extraordinary meeting of the Loan Trust and Agetey Company of South Africa (Limited) will be held on the 9th of Decembor, when a reso lution will be proposed in favour of the uudur takieg being wound up voluntarily. TWO O'CLOCK. Metropolitan and Caledonian railway stocks are heavy, and Lave fallen Ito 1 per cent., viz., to 106 4 to 107 and 74/ to 751, respectively. On the other Land Great Eastern is slightly better,at 42f to 43. In the foreign stock market Egyptian cf 1808 and Spanish of 1867 have risen Ito per cent. The English funds are / higher, at 94 to 1. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are without variation, at 94 to 1, both for money and the account. Dulness is apparent in the railway market. Metropolitan has declined t percent., viz., to 1061 to 1. houth-Eastern, 791 to 1; Caledonian, 73 to 1; Brighton, 481 to 49 ; Midland, 112; to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 1 ; London and North-Western, 113/ to II; and Great Webttrn, 50 to I. Foreign bonds exhibit a moderate reduction. Italian of 1861 are at 531 to I, showing a decline of ; Turkish of 1865, 411 to I. being / lower; Spanish of 1807, 331 to 34, a fall of 1; and Peru vian of 1864, 811 to No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank to-dey. At Paris this morning, the Three por Unit. Rinses opened at 71fr. 73e. for the account, shave ing a fee of 1-16 per cent. The foreign exchanges are w.thout alter:►sou of importance. The report of the directors of the Trust awl Loan Company of Upper Canada states t h e ba lance at credit of revenue at 17,130/., and re commends a dividend at the rate of 8 per coat. per annum, less income tax. The Cciumittee of the Stuck Exchange have ap pointed Tuesday next a special settling day in the Relies of the Italian Tobacco Loan. The ;Annexed memorandum relates to business at the Hop and Malt Exchange: the hop trade has not exhibited any variation during the past week. Fine qmility English hops are in &mull ut former rates. Ididti:iag descriptions meet with more inquiry at low quotations. Inferior qualities continue to be neglected. In the Bavarian market. heavy pun:Manes of market hops have been made during the pest fortnight for pelmet to this country, while prices bare remained how; for first clam deetriptions, however (of which the docks on Land are small) then, is a good demand at full prices. French and Itelgiau bops, a few parcels only of whit& have b. en impoitsd into this country. bring higher mum at home than can be realbied here. 1,143 balm of foreign hope arrived at it.. port yestorday. American hope are imported in small quantities. fur which high rates are de nt/toiled. The demand fur malt is lass active, with droop iUg Prices The following is the oflioial return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing -house for the week endingWecbseeday, Nov. 18 : Thursday, Nov. 12 weal 3'M ay, Nov. 13 28,00,00 SetuO.ay, Nov. 14 12,01,00 Monday, Nov. 10 Tuesday, Nov 17 9,818,0811 Wednesday, Nov. 18 /MOON Beakers :one C. Power, Deputy laspintec Cle- y hease,Nov. The total is "welled by the Stook Exchange ooltimoat oa Tbo weekly return of tho Bank of hawse shows the f alaaing "MOPS (the anahsage Ming takes si 2 if r . to the pound) : Oahe w " 1 '" Domes /110.000 • dimeoe.'", Demean 14400 NODS in also& "n'• Prinde deposits Dzioreaas 464406 Treat/try Warm after 10.000 Attention will be thief!, assZ ata d ta the aaatianal failliagff in the coin nod Isnit. (4l, which mmhei a total decline of needy two as a half . 3311111004 sterling in four weeks The ampage:° he ld. , ever, is still no has than 40,400,e11et. A slight increase has taken place in the notteki fir.tilatiaa• _ _ The rotting of the Bank°. England for the es: 4 k ending Wednesday, Nov. 18, 00Mpermt with that fur the previous week, shows the hollowing hears : Oirsolilira ism 4123.201,01, DeareassiSMlLUS Caromlslam Move 13,419.1U411 Decnuri 417,11411 kablimispends 4,e1u,429 Income 251.171 Mar &pile 18,76 2 0561 Demise NAM Orlippoi*neertliss la 0 b e rsi 14301,417 Decrease 1114.41/ b&rionio itis boui 1487488 J lamas* 1411VIIT dayartasasts — 111,3a6/.49 Derma 1001.1111. alma day sad ether bias €406,324 Inereme 'llse to 3.001.447 lemma 7,474 74 !scuba amens Totalreserreosetaskaola) bustlotot slops/taus; La. 4,4.5. Decrease 626,17* The amount of the decrease in the coin and bullion agrees very closely with the sum (1,070,600/.) known to have been withdrawn frusta the Bank during the week for exportation —obtedy to Russia. Inasmuch, however, as the draught which three withdrawals have made upon the private deposits have been lee than usizht have Luis expected, and as the government deposits Lase Ms-rimed, the reduction in the ruserve due; not exceed 634,11761., in /spite of an More:tin of /W. 6,11171. in the Bank's ?drawees on other" 1103.1.• ritit tt. '11.4, Bank's holdiag. of government secu rities I.ts le en ndui:ed some.shist, and there it alto at diminution of 447,213/. is the active note eimolutitm. BANK OV dr Aotxmorr, pursuant to 100 for We trunk eading on moo OW Notts Yazd CA-0/04.3b• MCILAND. kut litt mad 4t% Ylat,rta , asp. 31% Vednowtal. N 9 f. klai. ..11t,414140 UW r fiecuriti. *bold (.:oissairl 115111ub.1;.1 .4,J. Nisi, Bullion. u3,01.11r t3.,a14.:41 bilk Ellatl uaramn7lLT. norrictoneCapi (p.oViellueo4t &AMA- V.,. ties ..... _LIS:I)MM rublre lA4AMto (m- I thou , M . ,curitios l4 glove rheilmromesvouur. bemire told Mad Bilrer CoM 1.1.11010 tou.wimaem b er l 2 Isatomal bat, mod Divatti t..lAemomm9 OlL.rlteprita 1 1 4 ,14 . 5,2 Be. rn Der and other a . m.% ta...5442-te isoza ..T War. D.::"mty Abel Om 4mr of November. Wee. RAILWAY. MINING. AND OTHER tillAilE6.-CtillS DAY.) [Cluing prams to 1 p.m.) COLONIAL I.IUI hdtlialr.NT SIatJURT/lES. Craw* b per mut , Jan. and July, 94 New boutli 11•11 w., o per cunt., Jsiu. aul July, 1871 to lb7b, 1W f. Do., leBB to 1896, 1011, 1003. New Zealaud, b per cont., Jun. and July, 983. Lu., Jan., Asa, July, us.J. Nova noutia, to per utak, Juu. and July, 1875, lOn. Queeurlai,d, b l.er tent., Jan. and July, las 2-4, tout! Auetral.iai, 6 put. cut., Jan. and July, 11)3 to lftlAt, 110. iuturia, 6 per wet., April and Oct., 109►, 3. WIDIDIAILY WARES ALND kfrOWOL .Great Lemony 441, I. Wrat Northes, u 4. Do. A (.& storms no dividend until 6 per cent. lute been laid to B), 1011. 4:taut Weetein—Otiginal, 50k, 50. 1 asitas4ine and li Yor.,lauv, 121 n. n i tlitou, and S outh Coast, 49. Lomdon, 4/ Learn, rind Dover, at. Lamson and North /1 eideni, 11:4. 1. London aid bouth Weoern, be, liktturoatai., lint. a, 8. Do. batenmon (dim. lisn. to 6 per oent. till /an., 1031. /Midland, 114, j. North Eastet n klrork), 661. oath Liotetn, ‘l4. Do. kneleared (defol. ....mires no dividend uata 6 Ter cent . has Left. t o , . ALred), 11q, 11. 1/0., Defeated, Ott. I'ILEFLRENCE SHADES. - - - Grcat raglan, Labtele t:ouutato Luau-ion, No. 2, 99. W, ,telL, w 'gullt 4 per cent. redeeak.ablo, ...—...... I'ItEFERI.-NJE SHARES AND srucKs.. Great Weetein, per et. irraleem. tsdd, LO2i. Midland, ineoureit/ble new Mame, tell. LINES En:A.BEI) AT FIXED RENTALS. Noilrein and La4tern, 5 pur mit., 53. BRITISH PO.S.irIbSIONS. 800., Bar., and Cent. India, gua. 5 t er et" 1041. East guar. 5 per cent., 110, . Great Ind iau Peninsula, guar. 6 per Dent., 110. Great Western of Canada, 141. 1. 64 per cent. Bonds, payable 1877-78. 94. Iladies, guar. b per tent., Loa* a. (Jude and Ifohilcund, guar. 5 pur cent., 1061. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 10$. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS, orcow-Jaroalatv, gua. by ItuoMan Govt., 821: theiVitebek, guar. by Simian Government, b per aeat., Nit it i• COLONIAL AND FOREIGN YINEII, Mostaleo Gold sad Bihar Rising (Lim.), 2f. Don Pedro, North del Bey, 31 pm. Froutmo mid Bolivia Gold (Limited), I. Rests Grande (Limited), pm. JOINT STOCK 13ANEK Alliance (Limited), 13. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 20. Scottish, and Australian Chartera, 131. Lind= and Westminster, 68. Do., Scrip issued at prem., none of which has been paid, 64, , 41. Irtivincial Peaking Corporation (Limited), 1:, 4. Union dl Loudon, 31.1. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American 'relegiapb (Limited). 220„ f. Atiantic Tvlegrai I, b per crut., AU. ; ;1. Credit FoLcier ua England (Limited), 21, 1-16, 3-16. Crystal I glace, 212. Egntuou al per cent. Viceroy, gm. by Egyptian govern awns, w 9. t. Fore-street Warehouse (Limit. , l), 124. Geurial email anal Da:count (Limited), 3 7-16. Italian (Calla Cx6u;:r), bJula redeem. ItrA 61. Natienat Discount Crinyany (Limited), L. MINE&-JHIS DAL) ONII O'CLOCK. liThere is rather more business in mining shuros to-day, t.w.ng to the announouniunt of o.ir advt.bi o iu the standard for uoppor oro and to thu liminess of the tin market : Weat ebisortun, t 2 to 63 ; Chiverton, 4} to 4f ; Claw:o(n Moor, ti.' ; to 61 ; Prince of Wales. *ls. to Ms., ex die.; Oreat Vor, 12} to 121; Co!hiaik R 11", 10.. to 125.; Now Lovell, 20s. to 22g. 6d. ; East Trumpet Consols, 2 to 21 ; Chiverton Valley, 3 to 31 ; Frank Mills, 3 to 3} ; East Urea vile, 4 to 41; and Marko Valley, 9 to 91. Foreign ut.d etiouisl mining ahartwaro quoted as follows :—ht. John Del Hey, 17 to 18 ; Doe Potted, to } pre w. ; Auglo-Brazilian, per tot prom. ; Ft.starena, It to } die. ; Choutalto, 2} to Rotate Wend% 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Anglo- Italian, par to } rem.; United Melissa, I S to 21 ; Frontino and Bolivia / to } ; Port SUMP* 11 to 2 ; Copula Silver, 1 1 to } (ha ; sae per to 1 prow; and Yudatuttuutena, 2} to if. Tux WThitit Ciucurre or ma 'mom—The following sty the asp slid pISC Axed for holds' the tollowiag circuit* :—Mr. Jame Bylea—Warwiek, Nov. oi 1111 ; Deo by. December 3; Lisooln. December 9; Leicester, Datinhar 16; z Northam bur 18. Itt . Bozos ( banueU—Viierbeet er , '4 ; Taunt," Dsombc, 11 ; Maidateme, Demeter 1T s, December 21. Mr. Justice Leib awl Kr. .1%18400 , —Quimby, Deciptub4r 9 ; Maselmoslsr, December 7 . . . 3 1, December irk At ammo, Mr. Justice Leah eitli be e only judo. Mr. j ot *. 7leete-11arlear. December 10, Newcastle, Dom 10 :Tort. Deemaleur 11; Leedh Desombor 16. The Newt York Times says that in more than twenty elleidate et that city the votes actually reesaled tor cemillatee ter tha eleobotal eolksa eare Om am bit ea the reenter. ■