The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-01 00:00:00

debtor aunie4to thetas* at sera pcif&on and net in 4 firma propenµ the snm , leposited with the vanewsger eiouN be su ffi cient to cover Om neeeeeerzez rent outlay under the' baokruptcy. The stated that for that, pupae 84 would be required is all eases where the cktite *ere below 3001., and 101. in than where they were aboveffillif. Havre the origin of Lie area Sion to the registrar for the increase of the deposit. After what had taken place, be should consider it proper to nose.' nusicate with the Lord Chancellor ee the. %hien., and be would do so, in conjunction with Mr. COISMiIgOINIt GOUBNITN, se won as might be eooveuisnt 'to hie lordship. In the meantime he thought it better forth. sow winger not to depart from the former practice. He would only add that it would be gratifying to both Mr. Com ainvionor Coulbern and himself if a course could b e mied to meet the neotenary charges in bankruptcy that might be satisfaetury to all parties. He wee sorry that he been prevented by indisposition from nuking this eur uounceinent as daturday. tic Commissioner tioulburo said be entirely concurred is what had been said by Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, end ie the worse which he proposed to take. (Before Mr. Commissioner Coulburn.) _ IN RN A. R. BLENNHARN. 'The baultrapt, formerly a merchant in FenchuMn.strent,. applied for hie certificate under the old act, the ix. nkruptcy haring occurred in 1869. The liabilities were trowarets of 22,00 W. Mr. Barton, for the assignees. recommended the ease to . the favourable consideration of the court. Hs Honour said tee case was a remarkable one. The bankrupt now applied for Lis certificate tinder au :old bankruptcy, to enable him again to coins bef ore the court in that character. The report of the edictal sasignoe under the first bankruptcy showed that the eneercred deists end liabilities ware upwards of t2.000l.„ Summed in . little more than a year anal a Mani[. The Assets we returned at a little over 1,0101. ; butchers Whelp no dividend, and mow would be any. Oneensipwnenta cl 49,0001.. be bad resumed advanom of The bankrupt had ben originally anciachitect and 'uneven, but he bad &access& idiat profession without sue-. one, having commended widi.bis creditors and bees twins insolvent. There had been uo dividend nwOor any of Mime proceelions le April, llitiri,lrs bepui &MN raerOant in Lundom being then insolvent is the anment orMf. Notwithirtand ing that, be bad had no dilficaby in obtaining debt to any atimeat. In it months be bad beeir.inpplied with merchan dise to the amonnt of RAW. This he alt,oped to Calcutta , and Bombay, drawiug oa the partite, an( getting the bills &Mounted. By ibis means he managed, to meet his owe soreptessanter a while. In' answer to the court, Mr. 'Murton stated that there weild shortly be a dividend of M. un the estate. Ri. 'Renew. said there was one trecsactioa which the official assignee partiorlarly related out. In May, before his failure, the bankrupt had obtained the tlisconnt of some bill front the Mercantile Bank of ledia. undertaking to deposit with then maim hills of lading ; this be-did not do. but allf i ti thdt the bill, of lading bad been lost, though in thl,y bad Loren deposited with another party. HM . 7=l traSuttiens amounted eu bri,oool., di which only 9671; had been "wooled in its cash hook, and there were sever e ! thousands which could not be traced in the hanlceerbtield. The oeurt could never moldy that &man like this bad acted in conformity with the laws of bankruptcy. Ivies ales Wooly Asa 11.611 to pines himself in a position to proceed v ith his mooed bankruptcy, and so get out of prima The uew act contemplated no refusal of certi ficates beyeed three years ; and as the bankrupt, had now been longer than that period without Lis certificate, the court would very rolustastly grant it asof the third dam. d■ RE Z.16:1 -SAI4UIL. The isankrupt •was a jeweller, .of Bury-court, St. Mary Au. He has bout before the court several times, and on the last OCCILI6OII owed upwards of 4,0004, with no asset& He user applied far his oartaieste under the third beak raptcy. Mr. Macrae supported; Mr. E. Reed, for a creditor who had opposed at a fernier sitting, Aid not object to the b having his certificate. His Hower said he supposed the certificate was only required as a preliminary to coming before the court again. Mr. Macrae saul that was so. (Laughter.) His Honour granted a certificate of the third class. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DOW-STREET. ATTEMPTED ITIOLAET BT A MADMEN BOY AT A PELTITEG- 01q1011. • IP raaeis Knight, a youth of about 16 years of age. , 'unloved as a madam boy at Messrs. Howarth sad Some' pouting-ethos, Bell-yead, Temple Bar, was charged with being on the premises 4er an unlawful purpose. It appeared that on Saturday evening the prisoner was soen to leave the offioe as usual after his day's work, and at that time he was dressed as usuaL About 9 o'clock the whole establishment boring for some time bees hocked up, Mr. Rowerth heard a anise in the meichinessom, sod peo ceeding thither be fooled • bundle of clothes oa the etairoams, • outside the machine-morn doer. That doer was •11011141111 i e padlock and chide, which, however, would allow it te open for a few inches, sod a small person like the prisoner Might squeeze himself through. rlpue entering the machine room Mr. Roworth footsies' of the windows open at the cop, and with serisral poem of glum broken is the lower sash, while en the sill outside there were footmarks showing that mime person had got. out it the window, the tom being to the outside. .A piece of poker with the end bent to a point we. fond in the room. Nothing was missed from that room. The clothes f. , norl on the stairs were identified by one of the machine boys as being the property of the pH. ,oner. The police were commeuicatal with, and Ser. 4eaut Hill, of the F division, went to the prooner's I..dgiugs. and took him io eastody. Upon hearing theaature of the charge, he said, " Ohl I thought you had case about that other job last night." hitched no moat, waietoortt, or hat, tied being asked where they wave, he said be had left them orc the gripper in the machine-room. They had been found outside the thachine-roors ; and it was . . . supposed that the prisoner having by .woo means obtained access to the mschioe.room, had taken off his things to reduce his bulk, in order that he might be enabled to get through the haltopeued doer, bet that baring pat his clothes through he was interrupted by the apprizach of the prosecutor as be was about to pass threeigh hoiself, mid that he then made a precipitate retreat bribe window. The counting-house was above the machine- ZOOM, opening en the wee flight of stairs ; end it tbe poi soner bad got through the door he might have gained mews to tine counting house. She prisoner said that in speaking of " that other jab LA night," be only alluded to the circumstance that he had beet aedsulted by a cornmble in the street. "Ho always, hits me whenever lie sees me going home at night ; 1 Rod .there is another constable who is always kicking me., They are always et we." He denied having been in the , oncisioe-room after hi left his work. He admitted that br bud fpno oat with his amt mad hat on, but laid he only stopped to have a drop of beer, and went beck to the machine-rowan, where he left d ihis clothes ; that he main went out for a temporary purpow, and on his return toned the place all locked up. Mr. Corrie—Well, I shall commit youLor trial fortttempt ing to beak into the counting-hame. The primuer—l am not guilty. Mr. Currie having cautioned the prisoner in the usual form, asked him if he wished to my anything The prisoner -1f you will settle it hue I will plead Mi. Byrr..ell , (the cLiet clerk)-lle says thzt after Laing eantionut. Mr. (;Orrin—No, I won't have it taken down. The case most go for trial. The prisoner—Well, them I shall plead not guilty aad taerve my defence. IA laugh.) He was committed for tale/. It was stated that he wax known to the polite and hat been previously convicted. ILUMBOROUGH.STREEr. __UNPROVOKED ♦SSAULT. Mr. John O'Connell, surgeon, of GO, Theobald'aeoad, and M. Peter Charll , grocer, of 4, Littlo Queen-street, were charged with au unprovoked assault on Mr. Henry (hark, of ilay'a-buillings, watchmaker. it appears that complainant was oa his way home this morning, about one, and while in Oiventryatreet the de fetolanta came up to him, ALA having asked him what he wanted, immediately struck him several blows, ono of them sling an umbrella, the other Lii fists. The complainant was knocked down, and fearing the defendants' violence atteLded with serious results, colle , l for the who on going to the spot found the complainant on his lock, and one of the defendarite striking him with his taidgella. In maser to Mr. Mansfield, the complainant said he had given uu provocation whatever. Tllt.4id;t;litrt:tried . iTitcs;lie it appear that they had leen assaulted by the onmplainant ; tad (Yoonnell, who b e was a surgeon and a doctor of medicine, practising sear lbsdlion,spaare, said it was not likely he would do such a talieg. Mr. Mau.fiebl said it was • most unprovoked assault, at timal We defendants each, or two mouths each in default. WESTMINSTER. LARoTTE ROBBERS AND THEIR RELATIVES. Jlarq 4700 1 7 11diCr was charged with the following gram: roiromalu.t in oonneuon with a moat serious garotte robbery) Alfred Dowling, 166 B. stated that on Saturday night he was fetched t.. gnomon& street, Chelsea, where he found a Crowd of persons amembled. The defendant was there violently abusinz *me one, sod was given into his custody for inibiwfulk going to • house them lospeet.r f the B division, mid it wan neceeme7 that the inaghthito should b e informed of some circumstan ces connected a ;th this case. Tte honee to which the defen dant went in Lower Bimmondetreet wall that of Mr. Michael Murray, oho had been garotted and cruelly ill4reated a abort time ago. The four men charged with the ofT,in ie bad been tried and convicted on Friday, and defen dant was conueeted with one o: them. Mr. Murray himself was now ie attendance. Ilurray shad forward and appeared still to be suffer ing from the circa* of the murderous attack made upon bile. Be said that on Saturday night the defendant clime to the door and Soacked, and upon its being opened forced way in, and wed the most shameful language, tilling "A trwmporti og 0, we, very violtat jpd THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1862. lausivt% sad twThrsfed. % large crowd round the door. She was got away tar a tired time, but returned and MOM' cod her Witham*. which elth dbutinued until tat en iuto • ler—Ai she use any threats ? lierray—Yee, she ens very vireleat. She swore she hue reraW mine if it was forty yens to come. Paynter—at °emission has she with any of the misted Ines! .thilln--She is aster of the man lane Li7elt r rit-4 bad been drinking or I should not bows ' 1 4 28 ifs Ar. Paystuer-Tbni is most disigreoeful. sal I shall use my blot enclisawears to pet a step to it. Here is a man most tin mlertifully and brutally ill-used and robbed by a met of .reflians, sad become he givesevidence against them iu the edministeatMu of justice, he is to be abused, insulted, and thiwaltessed at his own house It is my duty to protect, he promenlior and shall de so. • • Defendant was ordered to tnd good bail, and oourinitted in default. WORSHIP-STREET. CTILIATIG A CHEM. Oieroline Laws, 42, living in George-yard, &abseil-green, was • charged before Hr. Cooke with stealing Elizabeth Biablin, a peaty sad well-dremod child, aged two years. From the evidence -of • little bey, na me d William Mrothereen, it appeered that last evening he hail the sanction of Mrs. Ladle, redding in Bacon street, Beitalfisids,to take her daughter. • deed, distance and parrhus mese sweets; that while proceeding down Brick-Mee the prisoner met them, stooped sad kissed the gist, thei took her in her arms under pretext of currying ter across the rued, but instead .of so doing, hurried forward, and asked ber name. This the other would not mention and es ; the woman soddenly turning into a dark alloy be caught hold of her dress and endeavoured to keep her blot, .at the same time obeerring that it was not the right way. Pliounut replied, All right," but still maintained her course, and at the moment a lady ran after theta, inquired whether the child belonged to. prisoner, and resolutely insistect4S it being Pren.up to her on ascertaining that the woman had SO clam to it. This fortunate interforence ;brought down& heap of abuse, but Mrs. Motley (the person alluded to, and not now present) motored the child to its mother (who now brought her into court) sail the prisoner ' was given into custody. She deuied the charge, and was remanded. HIGHGATE. THE LATE DESPERATE ASSAULT IN HAMPSTEAD-LANE. Thomos ifoldrag, William flutter, Tames Wiaterlmak, George Taylor, and Juror Howard, alias Gaylor , labourers, were each severally charged on summonses before Mews. Redid* nod Hiles with assaulting Mr. Thomas Griffiths, proprietor of the Old Crown Tavern, Highgate-6111, in Hampstead-lane, on Sunday, the 23rd ult. near midnight. It will be remembered that on Monday last the now complainant was brought up in custody charged with assaulting Thomas Holding, the first-named defendant ; :the evidence, however, was so weak that the bench dis missed the cum, And granted summonses for the appear ance of the idiom defendants. Mr. Hammond appeared on behalf of the five defendant. Mr. Griffiths, on being sworn, said on Sudsy evening, hokum. 7 and 8 o'clock, he went to Hendon in company ' with a friend, and on his return borne, near midnight, be was suddenly asked by Holding, in Hampstead-lane, for some tobacco. Having no tobacco he replied to that effect, when Holding said, " if I don't have something eke," and put himself in such • position that made coin- plainant start back and be on the defective. Hecadeavoured to get bold of complainant, the return being a blow in the mouth which felled him to the ground. and cut the back of ' his head. Several other IlliD then cone up, and complain ant being roughly used, mu away ~bout 100 yards. He was, however. rolled bitch to.fetch ba" bat, and on his retsina he was seised, and, while being held, was struck in the eye, ceasing it to be blackened. He was terribly ill-used, his back was beano,. and his leg was Minted. One of the men cruelly premed his knuckles in his neck, and he begged them, finding them were so many, not to ill use him. He was then ragged upon the heath, and locked up •Il night. I By the Bench—Complainant was struck by some of the gang before be ran away. The policeman came, and taw him on the ground, and one of the men was h olding him down by the hair of the head. Cross-muunined—Complainant said the men were agreed to have him locked up for assaulting Holding, sad when Holding came up to him be aid, "lan not • plotter. I am not going to garotte you." After Holding was knocked„ down he called out ' urder Charles Russell, a aline young man, mid he was in company with the complainant on the night in question, and as they walked from Hendon they talked of the garotters, and being each aimed with a stick they agree d that if they were attacked they must use the In He psteaddase • tall powerful man (Holding ) said something to Mr. Griffith', and 110 was knocked down, when he celled out for " Jack." Four men then came out of the woods, saying " What's up, mate Witness was frightened and ran away for the police . , fearing he should get th e worst of it. Police-ocinetable Skelton, 83 S, on ditty in Hampstead . Vale of Health, heard a scuffling and • ory foe die polies ; he went on the heath and saw the complainant in the hands , of several seen. Winterliank had the complainant by the . throat and ine heed was forced back, ruler and Claylor having his by the arms. Thee gave him iscustody•for vio leutly aasaalkag Holding, who mane up with hisenseakfrock saturated in blood. He could not understand the charge and said they must go to the station. The complainant resisted them. Mr. Hammond, on behalf of his clients, showed that the men had been to Fiechley, and having partaken of rather toe Much beer, Holding, who was in front, had asked vim , plaioant for some tobacco. The dread of thegarottan being to the mind of the complainant, he used such power as he , was powered of is felling as Litt a man (Offset '2 itches , high) as Holding to the ground, and the other men coming up telt that Efeklin had base assaulted, and their rough treatment was owing to their deeke to give the assailant into custody. The Bench ousidered the assault was proved; but weigh. ing all the chomestageet, as Haden had bee. punished by the complaisant, they should allow him toga free ea his entering into sureties to keep the peace against all her Ma , Spites ;object& With respect Is the other defendant& they mast each eater into a like wearily, and pay Se. rod. costa. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two 00Locra. In tie marbet to-day, East Camden elknes (which are scarce) are firmer, at top, and North Crofty steady, at 4 to There is very little busi ness going forward. Devon Great Consols shares have been dealt in in the Stock exchange at 606 and 500 ex div. ; and North Wheal Crofty, at 4*. East del Rey shares have improvbd, being officially marked I prem. St. John del Rey have also changed hands at 62, and Caput& Silver at We have received a eopy of the prospectus of the Great Devon and Bedford Copper Mining Company (Limited). The object is to purchase the freehold Fad to work a valuable mineral property on. the Coloharton Estate. near Tavistock. It is a peon lisoity of the property that it is bounded on nearly every side by mines of great wealth and productive nese. In the immediate vicinity are the Devon Great Consok, Bedford United, Wheal Crebor, Gunnislake, South Bedford, Crelake and Crowndale Mines. It is painted out as an advantage of some importance that, as the freehold, with all its mine ral rights, will be vested in the company, no' royalties or lords' dues can ever be exacted. There is good carriage . .to shipping ports two miles and a-half distant. The purchase money is fixed at 15,0001., of which one-third is to consist of fully paid-up 'Mares. Favourable reports from several Ibl • • g authorities ace attached to the prospec t us. TLe capital is to be 25,0001. in 10,000 shares of 21. 10s. each. - -- A general meeting of the Pontgibend Silver Lead Iliiiii4 rut! tienelting Company is convened for the 22nd Dee., at Paris. The following main dividends Lave been delayed during the month of November : Mines. Per share. Amount. Miners £l 0 0 £12,000 0 0 Devon Great Consols ... 10 0 0 South Caradon 5 0 0 ...... .2,560 0 0 Her Consols Lisburne Providence 1 5 0 ..... 1,400 0 0 Malls& South Wheal Frames... 2 0 0 Cargoll Wheal Margaret Wheal Owing 7lO 0 Wheel 'frelaweey East Basset Copispo 0 10 0 West Canada Total £43,276 0 0 The first case in which a threat of violence has been offered, from circumstances which appear to be con nected with the premature in the cotton dietricta, ix reported from Blackburn. Lest week, a man went to Mrs. Shur reeks, at Lower Hereon, and after a devoted for "some thing to eat," he presented pistol at her. He wee promptly captured, and the magistrates have sent him for trial. A FACT POE THE REV. CHAIUMI KINOtLEY.—A gentleman, well knows in Halifax, vouches for the sioeuracy of the following statement :—A Halifax lady is the owner of some cottage property in Lancashire, which, in ordinary times, yields her 400/. per annum. I■ May last, she collected ►er rents, and received 1971. out of the whole amoun►. Last month (November) she ag►in visited Lan. cashing for the purpose of collecting her mate, and received 1/. Os. 6d.! "which she more thau 'peg; ;Ten her starring tenente."--argenfigner Examiner. SHARE LISTS--(THIS DAY.) Two o'ol4ool. The operations in the railway market to-day are upon a somewhat restricted scale, and the general tendency is rather lee favourable, ' although the actual chi.nria in ' prices are lbw. Lancashire and *Yorkshire Stook has crecluiea tats Per Cent" and South Eastern .and Great Eastern 1. Great Northern has improved 1. The other -ptmcipal Thies" are • quetbd the' :siime 166 an Saturday. 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BEAL I - 4 is iiiiiiie.(lTra IPontiplbWadanyorino 1 Part Playlp 'Basta ilas4ra (ilo I 8 91710 41 : tri4 ja - n — c'mvor COlll 1:1.111.) , Worthl..g •Yudauamutaoa JOLVT STOCK BANI 161 NO Zdi 19 14 61 1.3 IM SI 14 LS Si 1 16 511 ▪ 64 3 4 a • II 14 11 SD 41 sd 9* 10 60 le • 6 49 42 z4l SPO too si 3 90 OS 431 46 18} lif 1$ 14 31 S 3 Aoi"s4 KIS 1114 BT4 60 59 ;i 1:1 1 9 1 16 of 17 17“ cl. ti lain I Ulm i r - f 9 1:991 191 fr It - Of 1 49. = igla .1 1 I a n 411 3 I P llll , : s un es— Irt aad icarYiThetaT ti6C4 • AmaralioAs Bank of Zinn %wit of I,thani Bank of Qom:Wand 1L Unlash N. &Amnon .... Cbar.blLßail Columbia Ne. lien.. Ana Me, Cbrtrt AL of fad; Cora. of Oman& . &Lig. nootetaual aindusn.ClenatJap. Imperial Bank Lionted i i London and Bratlllan.. Loa.B.Amadin.Plata L011.1.M. 11....‘ 4 no — London and Colonial (L Lennon rod I.km.tukb London Solon aloe% . Lon. and Middlesex L. London S "011411 Loa. and Wastooindal.. \lntro.& Pros. ilauS N.Peo. of lingland istloa, llama Ken Sol& Wales Mental rank Corpo , ,, Ittornst3 Ow* 4 71 73PID! 71 7S 26 96 96 97 1 Oe BO _62 o it4i 21i 42 s 8 10 01 0:1 al 48 20 201 dui 1 2 11 # 1 pm 1 1 1 4i pm 1 01 ` l l Or a l 1 4 pm. 341 0 1 -- - 22 - 1 103 • ,19 181 43 S; 9 Provutrlal ..• Stuad.of Brit.S.Afri Ouiuti Aust....so .. l'nfou of Ireland (Urn.). Orden of Lothlou rewy. , .,►x, 8 - 8 1 1 174 24 s "' 79 81 3 9 3p.9 1 OM Qui:, 1 - 14103.11ailieco Atlaedc PI. :tail 111.(L. , Learselea Apnea Berlin . Bombay Um, Molted- Pelt. a rteh Map. lel— Quay% Lead Cop ILR.ef Patealhaelt Oegatal Palace Do. `refs woe Do. e p. ot. Perp. LballaCottonAgesey,L 6. thao. st Wu. nulyi .I.IIaIII4I.R.IrrIZA 04 , ••• Searle Telegraph lap. .ad Peat. Cap. Ciao. Neap Pertgatio, Ired Ship Cleated 2 1. Ist 61 WTI vo ym • -••• irvilan earning (L): Italian Irrigation Cana; 4+14 Usatutui .L ty 1,03. Gen. Omnibus C.. *mares irrlgn. 'godlier. Er Tel tlet.Rall, Cat., awn* Kan.:l.ll dap:ono& Ct. Nive*.i.kiwemtkle I rem I NetharlaadaL tp e.pri N. Drum I 5.8.r0t. Brk. AustraJaalat.. Oriental Utica. In um. (Lm Okrian "a 111 p:444. 17* lB} 1A t 74 4 the 24 sts 44 ST 140 14 21 IS ST 111 114 11 116 Os psi 114 . lei 'Pod liJv t‘r land& moo, Psalm _land Odes. Mem [ I bo. New Rio de San. Cltro.(V. p p ; Mail Maim 4 l i l din 11 If 2} 2} pm, 3 pie 2} 2 pm Par Dm 19 i 11 71 2} P m • Pal 62 64 23 •76 14 IV.. "par le 21 5 7 29 291 f 1i If 47 133 137 92 94 I 4_ St lantana' Aar Investri. iouth Australian Law iohmadns T.I. darlp . Do. do. Legliunc.l do. , • 1 4ffsph to hats X. , I'. II Ai. LI wasto4, rtiasidtda.oo.l7.ooamt, Us. Cimplis TO, fi n via Mint* kOMI 4 . • I - # er ' fats} la I pug &ems RA II 3/1 65 1 6 $3 11l 34 Baba. 4141 P 4F _ HONEY MARSET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoon. • The fonds are not quite so firm to-day. Consols are quoted 1-16 to i per cent. lower than they closed On Saturday. The other markets , are extree4Y quiet, the chief business being still in foreign Kali lrities. English railway stocks are idanimate, and . the rise has made no further progress. ' At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Copt Rentes opened et 70fr. to 69fr. 90c. FLU ; little doing. _ _ Cowed' are now quoted 084 to 4, Onto div., far money, sad 924, t 9 4,.. ex div. for the amount (Pee. 4.) .136 oft/cis/business repast is as follows :-•-• Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 93W, 94 , , 931 r New Three per Cents., 921, 41 Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per (kint. Stook, 1894, ; ditto Four percent. Debenturee,'loo4 ; ditto Bonds, 25a, 28a. rtes. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94 ;* ditto Five-and•-a-Half per Cent., 1121 ; Exchequer Bills,,Jene, 10s., fide. prem. ; ditto March,. 14e. prem. • Tinkish seekitieli are alio less firm to-day, but the afikaation in, riots is not important. The 'Loan of 11864 is quoted 834 to 84 ; that of 31)88,. NC to; 71.4; ibs scrip, 14, to 14. prem.; Veneauekti fietip, 11 to 14 dia.-;. Turkish Coat • 34 to. .Portu g uese -Scrip, 34 to 34 prem. ; and Peruvian Scrip, 21 to 14 die. ; Greek Bonds •itrii; steady. .Italian Five per Cents. have fallen. 'Transaction., Are recorded , * T ian Old View tier Cents., 1001 ; Dutch, 66 ; ditto oeflficat . sp AffiPtian, 'OU 92 4, 9.2 ,ditto second issue, 904 ; Greek, 174 ; Italian, fdr iecOunt, 704, I; ditto Maremmina Railway, 73 ; 21ezinen, for account, 334 ; New Oraanda, 281 ; ditto ex overdue Coupons old Hectares, 13, ' 121 ; Peruvian scrip, 11 die. ; Portuguese, 1862,- 471, ; ditto scup, 84, pretd.;' /fustian, 98 ; ditto paid up scrip, 934 ; Sardinian, for account, 81, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 24, 231, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 91; Turkish, 1858, 711 ; ditto, for account, 714, roA, 71 ; ditto, 1862, scrip, .24, 4 peers. r ditto, paid up, 71, 704, 4 ; ditto, Guaranteed, lila; Venezuela, for amount, 26, 241 ; ditto, scrip, 11, 4, A die. ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents., 12: . FOl7ll O'Cl/X/L. Consols are stall quoted 931 to I, dir., for money, and 92/ to ex div.,for the account ' The 174,0001. just reported from New York by the /Scotia, will all bo taken for exportation. The Board of Trade returns for the month of October, • show the unusually heavy decrease of 12 to 15 per pent., as compared with those for the cor responding month of the two previous years. The British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Com pany announce that they have paid off their Re deemable Seven per Cent. Preference shares, amounting to 65,220/. At the quarterly meeting of the National Free hold Land Society, held on Friday evening, Mr. Ebenezer Clarke in the chair, the directors' report was adopted. It showed a slight decrease, as Com pared with'tbe previous quarter, in she amount of .members' deposits, and an increase in the amount advanced , to members. The chairman stated that the society is progressing as satisfactorily as can be desired. At a special meeting afterwards held, it was unanimously resolved to alter the bye laws so as to reduce the number of trustees from 4 to 3, and the number of directors from 1,4 to 12. At the annual meeting of the Clerical, Medical, and General Life Assurance Society, held ou Fri day, the directors' report stated that the distribu tion of the seventh bonne, declared in January last, has given complete satisfaction to the assured. It .is remarked that " such could hardly fail to result from • division which yielded a severaro . nary addi tion to the policies of 275,077/, being an average of 48 per cent. or an immediate cash bonus averaging 28 per cent on the premiums received during the quinquennial period." The new annual premiums —derived from 485 policies, assuring 294,2441. — have amounted to 10,0171., a sum exceeding the are rage of the previous five years, while the income has risen from 195,406/. to 200,8871. per annum. After the liquidation of all claims and expenses, and the payment in cash of the bonuses on more than 2,000 policies, the Consolidated or Assurance Fund autonnt4xl, on the 30th June 'eat, to 1,332,377/. We are requested to mention that Mr. P. G. Van dur Byl, of the firm of Van der Bqql and Co., of London, Cape Town, and Port Elizabeth, has joined he direction of the South African Irrigation and Investment Company. The applications for the 5,000 shares of the Lon don and Northern Bank (Limited) have already reached upwards of 15,000. We are requested to state that the London office of the Queen Insurance Company is removed from King William-street to the ocmpany's new premises, at No. 158, Leadenhall-street. The half-yearly meeting of the Canada (Land) Company is called for the 31st December, when a dividend is to be declared. SATURDAY_ EVZIORD. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 ex div. for the 4th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 920, " buyers." For money the last price was 93k with div., and for the new account (Jan. 8) 92} to ft ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 94, I, 94 ; ditto fur account, 94 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, 92, 1; New Three per Cents., 921, k; India Five per Cent. Stook, k, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentured, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1051 ; ditto Five-and-a Ralf per Cent., 11_2k. . _ . . . . . -,.- Monday, the let Dec., is the last day for making trauefere of Consols with the dividend. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1014 to I, and Exchequer Bills, both March and June, 10a. to 14s. pretn. With the exception of Mexican Bonds, which have fallen to 1 per cent., and the Turkish Loans of 1864 and 1868, which were slightly flatter, foreign stocks were firm. Spanish Passive Bonds continue in request, and have attained a fresh im provement of I per cent. Egyptian Bonds have ad vanced J per cent. New Graua , lian securities have likewise improved this afternoon, owing to the satis factory cheracter of the intelligence by the present mail. Russian and Portuguese scrip were firm, and Greek Bonds rather dull. In connexion with the highly successful closing of the subscription for the new issue of bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, a fresh rise of about 1 per cent. has taken place to-day iu the old issue (New York division). A fresh rise took place to-day in the shares of the Loudon and Brazilian Bank, which have now reached 4 prem. Bank of Egypt and Union Bank of Australia have also improved, while London and Colonial Bank, Alliance Bank, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank were a little more offered. Ottoman Bank shares, after slightly receding, closed steadily—the old at 324 to 33, and the new at 6to prem. Crystal Palace Ordinary and Debenture stocks were in demand. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 6g to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 24 to a prem. ; Universal, If to 1 dis. ; North British and Mercan tile, 154 to 16; Commercial Union, to k prem.; sad Loudon and Provincial Marine, Ito} dia. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Union Bank of England and France, to prem.•, London and Northern Bank, gto prem. ; English and Irish Bank, to 1 prem. ; Oil Wells of Canada Company, I to/ prem. ; Canadian Native Oil, 4to prem. ; Smith African Irrigation and Investment, to 1 prom. The directors of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company have notified that definitive certificates to bearer, with fit paid, and with coupons attached, will be ready for delivery on the 4th January, on receipt of a further payment of 41. per share upon the provisions) errAficates, on which 21. hie already I been paid. Arrival lov tr7s weak sans( Dec. 9. :an year, 7,931 va 4 tlidlvar4. LOl9 cads The arrivals last week comprised 977 casks fit. Petersham 439 casks Australia 637 casks Mouth America.; 111 casks Mbar places. total, 1,771 maks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. MILS DAY.) _ . We have a shorter supply ciCUUts, and, oonsequently, choicest qualities are making higher prima ; and the tr.. generally u more choorfuL Although sheep are not quite so plentiful, trade is rea4lll o l for them. and prima are no better. Calves ere • rather dearer. From Germs*, sad Holland there are boosts, 5,300 sheep, and 104 calves ; Spain, 30 barite ; Scotland, 120 ; Norfolk awl Suf folk, 50 ; Ireland, 830; and 2,800 from the Northern aid Midland Counties. Per dove of elb e. 4. e. d. Per atone of Slbe. Deg Scots. 11,2elds 4 10 6 9 Deet Dm. 111.14,8 b Iket Bbort.boros 464 10 Beet Long-wools.— Mound val. bowie 8 0 8 8 Do. do. fiboeu Debris P 144 BeetDos&Mf-br•ds 6 4 6 6 SWIM at marks!. 6,010; elm Pi" no. s.d. s. d. uo u 0 6o 6 2 Uu 0 • 42 4 I 1493 1 .9 pond lambs. 19,100 111 k BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden awl Smith report that the demand far pew hops of all descriptions continues active, at late quota. 60 A L MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Lod Hotta°, 19s. • Wall; End Trimdmi, ll rti► pool, 18s. 6d. ; Walla Eck Russell Rettoes, 17a. 94. Walls End South Kilos, 18a. 3d . ; Walls End /hush Hall, 17a. 9d. • Walls Eed Camel), 19a. 3d. ; Wallo End Kenos., 19a 3d. ; Walls End Eden Haan, 17a. .'sl. ; Walls Eod Acorn Close, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Tanstall, 175. ; Walls End Clroosll, 14a. 9d. ; West Hartisy, ; Davidson's Hartley, its. tid. ; Hastioga Hartley, 15s. tid.- 70 skips at market. SERIOUS Flays.—This morning a Sre broke out on the premises of Mr. J. A. Newton, • beerstioirke,per, oarryiog oo business at No. 4, Edward-atzset, P. •rtialiury- I rued, Isliugton. Mr. Newton's premises and cuntutit. were all but totally deetroyed. and tho premises of lie. 11..5. and Mr. Abrahams severely damaged by water. About 2 oclock ibis rooming a mounted police offiuerarrived at the Sou th work bridge-road engine station with Intelligente that a fir, had broken Got in the nianaion belonging to J. Hopkins., Rub, kuowo as Eaatbouroe.cottsge, Laurie-perk, Beckatila in. Mr. Henderson, the chief of fi cer of the 1) district of brigade, at onto starte d to the spot with a powerful body of fimuiestand three engines. It was then found that the parish engin/I . V previously arrived and a reel of hose from the Crystal Pa The Lambeth Company's mains being fidly clia: gad, the police, inmates, and neighbours were happily successfnl 1p getting the fire extimeshed before the arms! of the an, gins from London. The dining-mom and the ,Inatly fit tingsarid furniture are destroyed, and the rent of the elm. lion severely damaged. This fire was canted from a d.fisit in one of the flues. The discovery was made just in time to allow the inmates to escape. OVERLAND TO BRITISH COLUMBIA. —Ti oCat,auli3ll (not the English) party arrived at the mouth of the Quer nelle, in British Columbia, in 1,14 slays from their dep,rtumi from Toronto. They reached Fort Harty at the cui of Mar, the train emulating of 146 men, one woman, and them ctildren, with 100 waggons, 20 horse , . and 80 (WM route was by Minnesota and the Red River iettleuieut. to th ssh the Yellow Head, or Leather Pass of the *chip Mountains, to Cariboo. The party did not reach then, dot. tioatioo without much su ff ering. Travelling. was the re, tho greater part of the way very disagreeable, in unapy,Oemp they had to wade up to their waist in water. Fromm., ran short, and the travellers were put on watt alloteem, A horse was killed and eaten is the Mae of the rtmhy Mountains; a skunk and musk-rat, when they wem.,to be had, were likewise served. Two deaths mem* in the course of the journey ; Mr. A. Robertson, a Canadian, wog drowned at one of the rapids, on the Fraser ; and Mr. E. Patterson, a young Englishman, died of malignant sore throat. A small section of the party remained on the east side of the mountains to explore for gold in the Saskatche wan River and its tributary stream,. Accounts from Cariboo state that the miner,. were being literally starred nut of tbp diggings, previsions being so scarce that they were hd.rair to he *Mahood at any price. The charge brought against Mr. Norria Taylor, the cemetery registrar at Rochdale, was investigated Whew the magistrates on Saturday. The evidence went to show that disgraceful irregularities had taken piece at the maw eery, and that by Taylor's orders bodice had been habitually removed from one public grave to mother ; and I. some instances private graves had been similarly desecrated. Another adjournmeut of the inquiry was agreed to. ~xa~e s~~w ~. 10b 100 /0v lel 100 21nrch Data• hall AL. $. ltooloon—Brewlok.. Do. U.N.R.?Le, uA :: york. Do. hew Sortb Nortbtd.Westeriatum °rattail Ceara . het N. I. Aba:.ek. rttlagboussatdbearr S outh Dorua South tasters ow& W•lei • S. 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K pre mud Do. Azad ak per reel i. WSiell fll.ll. lip. ern 11. Yorkshire 6 p. o. gua 18took.*Da.rhogron6p.e 1110 - 100 100 100 180 1110 I DT; o 7 ". ;.;.. Do. do. Cep.* 'Taff Vole Preform*. illfaSica Clamour 6p.e. W.I. a6at*.st... Do. do. Pout do. (De. Neap. 6 p. et. Pre f. Dadlo.porp. 6 p.ed. prof. 1011.12GN sucitaii: tz ni t US Is • .111 110 Ili lt. 109 WI ur 21 109 ui 106 tar 106 110 99 lel ald 84 91 1.8 104 17 71). 170 17$ 104 105 186 160 116 118 116 116 116 166 116 118 WS 100 111 16 98 SI 9d 99 US 126 • * vat 67 _6l) 1 fi.a 160 142 103 106 96 06 13 13. 111 to N tle par SSI * Pis 10 k la l4 WS 104 100 Lli 81 84' I 89 alt 44 U 84 tile. aLs.6 It 12s. a". If 4 I I $ ' COMMERCIAL AND MARA-1M • MASIC4gANI6O--(r11.1 11 DAL) The weather bas been seasonable for the time of year ince our lad report.., Yeatarday there was It dense fog, tt bat kt'Eaa serer to-day., bat damp and hazy, with the wind from The *apply to this market for the met weak bas tan 'modest* of wheeled eats. Flour liberal. Barley eaglit, a good supply. Beemead per more bleed. Tares, rapeseed, and other seeds short. Sooteb and Irish me . very short. The foreasn arrivals of wheat wee much km' Mien of late, Russian, Prairies, and , American. Fleur, _a =ell quantity of Amnions lama. . Barley mode-. rate, Danish, Swedish, Freach, aad Shick.See. Pats, the, aapply,about equal to the consumption - Swedirb, Daniels,. Russian, and Prussian. A cargo of beams from the Medi terranean ; but few pens or tare; linseed a little improved in quantit y, Fart Indian. Other seek extremely The wheat trade mere brisk today gra for some time, past, English factors having cleared their stands quite early at the extreme rates of this week. Foreign also ful l y • as dear, susd held firmly. Flour trade in better tone, and late quo tations full y , Maintained. Barley quite as dear, ind Inds improved ; fine malting • trifle dearer. Oats., a good business doing and fine corn commands full Pike& 'Beans and peas without change and looking upward. Seeds —Lsed and rapeseed quite es high, In meted, • and canary little doing. Cloverseed end trefoil firm. . FLOATING CAROQINSALeAdy, and Leading upwards. Astarvrio pp Sum—English : Three, TT linseed, 35 ; , other sesta, 2 5 , 3. Foreign : Tares, 300 ; linseed, 6,311; other seeds, 690. Wager.-Engliah : Brea and Kent, white, new, 4 %. to 478.; ditto, floe old, -s. to --114 ditto, red, new, 39e. to 46a.; ditto, fine old, to -s. ; Norfolk. its., fine obl, -a. to -a.; red, new, -4 to -s. Foreign : Dentsic, 51,5. to 521.; gds, 32.. to Mx; attire, 655. to 595.; Eatigshiser, 80s, to .; ditto, extra; 40*: te 544; Rasta* 47e. to 401.: exits, 53a. to 565.; Mecklenburg, 531. to 551. ; Uckactoirlt ; American white, 47e. to 504; ditto, red, 45e. to $74 ;,Cia 465. to 50.. Braun-Naglish malt in g, 31s. to 35.. ; fine, 371. ; 23a. to Sts ; and thedamg, 29i. to 27e. per gr. ; r b ereit g i innding. 21s. to 235.; ditto distilling, Vic to 30.. Mum-English, Erna and Norfolk, Me. to tiit*. . fine, 113 a. to 675. ; King:Om end Ware, 65e. to 644; llown. 501. to 581. Oats.-Englieh feed, 201. Od. to 224 Od. tate; 245. to 26e. ; foreign„ 21s. to 25.. BUN& -Bailish tick, 35.. to 40s. ; barrow, 39e. *.c 431., pigeon, Ma. to 391. ; foreign, M 32e. to 36*. ; tick, 36e. to 375. ; Konigsberg, 3E4 to 39a. ; 'an, ;',2*. Pi 34t. Puss.-Boglab toilers, 401. to 41.5.; w to and blue, 404 to 43e. ; =Attack, -s. to -a.. gray, 36a. to 334 ; hog, 381. to 40e. ; foruign, 345. to 354 FLOWL-English town,3os. to 401.; Inc,ditletlin 464 to 4714 country, 384. to 39*. ; Norfulk and 3 te :Zs.; Franck, 40.. to 41.. pea sack •; sweet, 27*. to 284; Osseadtui. 27,.. to 28s. ; *outdo 41s. to 425. LKDIAN. CORM-White, NI. to 325. ; yellow, 'ts. to 304, FLOATING CAII6OIII, •11 0. F. and L-Whost : Berdl• soda sad Morianople, psi 49`4b4, 44.. to 465. ; Ohirk4 444. to 471. ; Polish Odle, per Mhs. 424 to 4 41 . ; wki 48s. to 60a. ; Lambe Sod Galisto 321. to 424 ; 32.. to 341. Earley : Eklyptaan and Bohan, per • 245. to 25e. ; Odom& to Ayoub', do., its. to 254 Beans Egyptian, per 480160.,300, to Ms. Mela : Odessa and Caste. per 4921b5., 31.. Od. to 325. ; Thrall and Edgar:no, per - Whs. 314 Od. to 32.. ; French, do., -e. to -B.'; . Antesiesn, do., Ot. to 30e. ; Egyptian, -e. to -a. autivdin Witt LONDON IRON Nov. sa ru Nov. so. Who'd: lbriey. Yak. Ods. L en 41ov. 0444twlaa. qr. gm. I qrs. 4 1 4 {. Ilt ai rs. 17:1 pits,... i.e. • • .4, ... 1 14701 UZI rail i loa 1 i . i . ,ir 1 ,600ec .. 41 i sew .. .. .. vorsigii.. 11;66 Nil .. ... , iiii OM : su Exports.—Wleat, OS gm; 'Gomm ewta. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr slums AND MOE 'Amiss rstscasPw.) (nos sus ows oosasseorrisrr.) Market vary firm. Was probably 4,000 or 5,000 balm MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY. BUGA/L—The market is firm, 500 /Ads. of Mauritius mold at 41s. 6d. to 425. for grainy, and 130 bbda. of Cuba at 365. 6d. Reflood is also firm, brown lumps 46a. to -P.'s. 3d. Comrsz and Ilics.—No salsa reported. Oorron is steady, bat not active ; on the spot., 100 bales mold, and for arrival 1,000 bales. Jur; and Muir mations firm. SALSPZT ILE —220 tugs sold. ficinde, refraction 61 at 3 1 4.0 d. The public sales declared far to-morrow consist, of 550 mks of West India and 5,800 bags of Penang sugar, 150 cubs 125rm5e5,2,000 bags, andl3o half bales coffee, 200 bap woos, 32,000 packages of tea, 700 bags saltpetre, 9,00() hap of rice, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stenly. Town tallow is quoted 455. 3d.,, net cash ; Petersburg Y.S. op the spot, 46e. to 43e. 3d Deowober, 45a. ; January to Mouth, Ms. 91 ; Mara. 46e. 3d. to 465. 6d. PAIIffICOLA6B OP TALLOW. Mock on bend this day —.eel Delivery WI week Ditto from Ist June Arrival lad week _ . 74638 1,067 119,464 6,066 96,006 033. 3d. Mt 34. Mitto from Ist Jens tries Y.C. per cwt. this dhy I Ditto Towh last ?MAY 46,991 2,191 70.070 2,039 114,•110 50s. ed. Mt. 9d. a ! ~,. 5 47, 2,11 i 41.340' 1,772 64,0 n 4.A. IL 475. N.