The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-06 00:00:00

It :•Cei.ulit for the Lir .te amount of datuagesi Ilr ougiit to 11.1%e told them that the defendant had never ; Tact (laughter.) Mr. I:.iriin Bramwell— I don't think that can be so. Mr. serjeant Itallantine They imagine banisters know law thoroughly. I hope it i. true. (Laughter.) The laird Chief Patron -And, therefore, ought to act with l i g-eater cution. Ido not doubt the jury were sonic it impresiied by the fact you mention. court granted a rule. Cide nisi. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) TIIE NEW ut'EsN's .tii% 'CATE. the sitting of the court this morning. Sir Travers patent of appointment. in the room of Sir Robert was read by the Registrar. lIENWts.I. r. Ht'. 1 , 1. Sw.ibey and Mr. Lopes fur the plaintiff, who pro qmleil the will of Mr. Hugh Ilenwood, her husband, !•r. of Punster. in Somersetahire. He had been for many rs in the employment of Messy'. Thompson, Hankey. d Co., and lie left property in the West Indies, a large di of which, by a will executed in June, P'44, he divided .wrigst hi, relations, giving the residue to the plaintiff, in ,blition to a marriage settlement of 2,000/. He was in .0, asylum in Ned, and on the pith of October, bull, died by his own hand. The will was opposed by the dy son of a deceased sister who was not mentioned in Me instrument ; but the defendant did not appear to ,ipport his pleas. The court decreed probate. TH.NAS r. THONI.V+. Mr. Searle for the plaintiff ; Dr. Swabey for the de. fondant. This related to a will executed by a married woman, tinder a power, so long ago as November, 1837. It only painted a sum of 200/. There was no real opposition and the court decreed probate. The other business was of a similarly unin.portsnt character. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comminiooer Coulborn.) IN RE N. W. sTZER. The bankrupt was described as a merchant, of St. Itenet'aplace, llracechurch-street. The debts are 6,1821., of which 5,4:04/. is due to unsecured creditors. No assets. It was stated that this was the third bankruptcy. Mr. 11. I.inklater, for the assignees. stated thet the bankruptcy had occurred so long ago as 1814. The accounts showed that the bankrupt had been in the habit of obtain ing goods, and either pledging them immediately or raising looney on them. Looking at the time the case had been before the court, the assignees were tired of opposing, and would not do so further. His Honour—lt is a bad precedent in •case of fraud like this ; but if the creditors do not choose to oppose, I shall not. Mr. Stuckbury, for the bankrupt, stated that additional accounts had been tiled, which were perfectly satisfactory. There was no evidence of the pledging. His Honour Raid the bankrupt was in great good luck, the creditors having refrained from opposing. He might take his order. _ The bankrupt was brought up in custody, and it was stated that he had been in prison eight months. His order of discharge being granted, be will obtain his release in a month. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. THE ANN I V EIV4A KY OP THE FIFTH OP NOVEMBER. On Mr. Cooke taking his seat this moronic at 10 o'clock there were only five charges for discharging fireworks. This is a great felling off from previous years when the numbers have exceeded .10. The following are the charges and results: William John Turner, aged 14 ? a clerk, of 21, Balmoral grove, Caledonian-road, discharging fireworks in Blundell street, Islington, filled is. William juts, aged 14, an errand boy, of 29, Gifford. street, Caledonian-road, discharging fireworks in Seven Sisters-road, Islington, tined Is. John Philan, aged 2.1, of 35, Stainton-terrace, Old St. Pancras-road, described as of no occupation, discharging fireworks io the Caledonian-road. On the way to the police. station the defendant was violent, and made use of bad lan r aSe. M r. Cooke said that the defendant was of an age when he should know better, and ordered him to pay a fine of :4. or in default one day's imprisonment. The fine was pad. . . . . Willia,nrry, aged 32, s porter of 33, Beech-street, St. Luke's, and John Barns, aged 17, of 11, White Inn yard, a painter, were charged with discharging fireworks in Whitecrou-street, St. Luke's, were fined ss. each, or in default of payment one day's imprisonment. MARLBOROUGH-MEET. THE HAYMARKET AT NIGHT. Jneeph Blundell, ham and beef dealer, No. 35, Seymour street ; James Gamma, No. 3, Seymour-street, tobaoconist ; and Julia Harn,an end Mary ArKinlay, two unfortu nates, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being drunk and behaving in a disorderly manner in the Haymarket. Sergeant Horsey, fi C, said that about half-past 1 o'clock that morning he beard a great disturbance in the Haymar ket, and going to the spot to ascertain the cause be found the four prisoners, who were all drunk, having • loud altercation about a baby, there being • large crowd round them at the time. He requested the prisoners to go away, when Blundell said, 'Go to --, you are only a pee and Oatuau putting his heed into his pocket said, " I will give ycu something which will put you under ground." Witness thinking he was going to take some thing out of his pocket, seized the prisoner's hand, but there was nothing in it. Mr. Tyrwbitt said the sergeant was quite right In taking the precaution he had. Sergeant Horsey said that there was such • disturbance caused by the prisoners that with assistance he was obliged to take them all to the station. Police-constable Fish, 152 A Reserve, gave similar evi dence to the sergeant, and spoke to the disturbance caused by the prisoners. Police-costatable Bramall, 158 A Reserve, said that on going up the Haymarket he found • large crowd assembled, and hearing Gan.an say that he would " settle the ser geant," and seeing him put his hand into hie pocket, he seized his hand, but there was nothing in it. Gasman said that because he and the other prisoners did not move sufficiently quick to please the polies when they were told to go away the police pushed them about,and be cause he put his band into his pocket to tale out his pocket-book to take their numbers they seized him and took him and the others into custody. The other prisoners simply denied making any disturb ance. Mr. Tyrwhitt said that the police would be of no use whatever if they did not interfere with drunken persons and preserve the peace. As to Gaman, it was the putting of his hand into his pocket, accompanied by what he said, that caused the police to seize him, and perhaps • little roughly, but who could tell what might not happen from persons who thronged the streets at night. The prisoners were all drunk, and that was the Willed it all. He should fine the male prisoners 10a. eack and the females each. Inspector Harrison said snob distar bri;eas w — ers — oi;licti; occurrence, and the persons taking part In them set the police at defiance. After the prisoner Harrison had had her fine paid for by one of her male companions she created • great distur- bance in the psmage of the court, and made use of such disgusting language that she was taken into custody by Mr. Baden, one of the officers of the court, and on being again brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt she wakened 20s. or 14 days. A mak Lairrrnee, an unfortunate, was next charged with making a disturbance is Vine-street. t . Sergeant Godfrey, 18 C, said th a t the prisoners in the previous case were being taken to the station, a crowd of about 200 persons followed them to the station, and e the prisoner, who was in the midst o f th e crow d , set to t screaming at the top of bar voice, and i n or d er t o get rid It of her he locked her up. 1 Mr. Tyrwbitt said that he thought the l oc ki ng u p th e prisoner had undergone was sufficient punishm en t f or h er , and discharged her. o DISCHARGING TIIRWORRS 131 TIN svwrrrs. Four boys, named George Simile, Charles Par(er, John and Reach Green, were charged with letting 01l fireworks in the streets, and tined small amounts. WANDSWORTH. EXTRAORDINARY CAME OF NI WC L I/ A NACF- Jobs Welds. a hammerman, was charged with wilfully damaging a shop window. Mr. W. Haway, manager of the business of Mr. J. C. Folkanl, pawnbroker: Beadley-terrace, Wandsworth-road, said that on the previous afternoon he was startled by the crashing of glass in the shop window. Before be could get round the oounter there was anther mash. When be got outside he found the prisoner in the custody of a constable as he was about breaking a third pane. The value of the glass broken was 21. The prisoner—lt is correct what be says. Police-constable Butler, 205 W, said he saw the prisoner walk up to the shop, deliberately raise his foot and smash a pane of glass with it. Before ho could get to him he broke another. He said he was out of work, and that he bad intended to take something out of the window. The prisoner said he bad been out of work for a long time through a had leg. Hit wife who was dead, had left hire with a child, and they had been wandering about like sheep without habitation. He did not care what the magistrate did with biro so that his child was taken care of. He broke the windows for the sake of the child. Mr. Ingham committed Lim Vopri;;n for two mouths with hard labour. GANEM ON GT Y IAWRIN DAT. . --...-.. Three young men ruined Joseph Whitehead, Janet Mead mnrr had James Blond, were charged with setting fire to the furze upon Clapham-common. Sergeant Boorman, 24 W. said, last night he saw • number of men and boys on Clapham-common, and they went from the place where fireworks had been discharged towards the furze, some earrying lighted torches. Witness followed, and when within 60 yards of the fume it burst out in dames. He saw the prisoners come from the fire. Mr. Potter, m the coo.on-keeper, a rod r • .c furze had been burnt.. The prisoners denied the charge, Meadmore also ►t .t -ing he was playing at " hunt the fox . ' when the totei. went out. One of the party set tire to the furze, but Lo did not know his name. Mr. Ingham said be had no doubt it was thought wr(..t fun to set tire to the furze, but such serious conseque!.. had resulted from it that parliament hail passed a law which wade it a case for trial with two years' impri+an• went. He remanded the prisoners on bail for the pa:p of clearing up the case. There were several cases of discharging fireworks i:: ti:e public streets. The 6ne imposed was 21. bd. GREENWICH. I:REM:I:VG OCT OF A 1 , 1.1 CE CELL Oe.,erle 7,,.1mna, aged 2".1, a Gmenwich waterman, a s charged before Mr. Maude with being dim*, asa.,ulti police-constable Foxley, 124 it, and also with the rlice cell. and making Ili, escape out of custody. It appeared the prisoner was found in Greenwich and creating a disturbance and on being taken to the station he threw the constable down and daniagNl his uniform trousers. He was then placed in a police cell, and on Sergeant 29 It, afterwards visiting the cell, he found that the water-closet bail been torn tip. :it..l hole made through the brickwork, by means of which the prisomer had succeeded in making his escape, but he *TA traced across the gardens of two houses. and recautn The damage done to the police cell was estimated at 40e. The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate. maid he wit very drunk, and had no recollection of anything, but he thought the wall of the police cell could not have bean very strong. (Laughter.) Mr. Maude said the cells were found strong enough for the general Clithl of prisoners. There would be a tine of :is., and 411 s. damage to the police cell, or a month's im• prisonuient with hard labour. The prisoner wan removed in custody. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CE (BY TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CORINTHIAN HURDLE. ThAlassina Endaleigh ••• 5 ran. HANDICAP PLATE. Six furlongs. Queen of Trumps, Rat 101 b ; Attache, 7at 12Ib ; In Tian Star. Tat 101 b ; !Anemia, Tat ; Star, bat 121 b ; Oberon, Est 12Ib ; Polka ; 6st 121 b ; Ruby, Get lb ; Derweut. fiat 31b ; Themieto, sst 101 b. All are here. LIVERPOOL NURSERY. Six furlongs. Evelio*, Timmy, Northern Star, The Returned. Butter cup, Vortigern, Flora, Tabouret, Duffer, Lady Rose, Thorndyke, Footlight, Proctor, Yardarm, Morning Star, Amendment, Slender, and Blacklock are here. GRAND SEFTON STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Plover, L. S. D., The Pensioner, Farnane, Rep ,, rter Knave of Trumps, King of Hearts, The Scrub, and Sylph are here. SEFTON HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Queen of Trumps, Indian Star, Skylark, The Skipper, Huntsman, Jeannie Deane, Tortuga, King of Spades. Pax ton, Salamanca, Prospector, Secrecy, and Scipio are here. Amucen.—Exeitement,NewGuines, Purveyor, tipb•is. B'tty, Madrid, Herenniauus, Peer, CcEine, Colenso, Misfit e, Atreus, Bracken, Prince Louis, Doctor, Tallyho, Minette, and The Lamb. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1867. BROMLEY MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) BICKLEY STAKES. Seven furlongs. Wild Bee, Quirina, Tina, Vicious, Varnish, E,lny, Greenwich, Hoeing Maid, La Sorrentino, Elburg, Whit worth, Marlene, The Nuo, and Woodman are here. STEEPLECHASE PLATE. Two mile. Patience, Triumpher, Jamey, Artbur, Batthyany, Helier, Confusion, Lord Craven, Wedding Peal, Signal, Red Rose, Little Peevish, and Rosebud are here. BROMLEY HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Dayrell, Aldcroft, Changeable, Split the Difference, Tom Coke, Pakrita, Pevenaey. Puebla, Worchhov, Kismet, Vicious, Lord Craven, Leading Suit, Oration, Lydia, Oftiety, Order, La Sorrentino, and Residuary Legm tee are here. KENT OPEN HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Patience, Biahopton, Northern Light, Jaary, Hippo!yte, Milford, Wade, and Flying Horse are here. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 P. If. The attendance was limited to-day, as was the business transacted. Regalia and Honesty were about equal favourites. Mouleey and the Corporal were in good request ; the remaining transactions call for no especial remark beyond the following quotations : LIVERPOOL ALTUMN CUP. 6 to 1 apt Regalia (t) 6 to 1 Honeety (t and off) 100 to 12 The Peer (t) 100 to 7 Corporal (t) 100 to 7 Caithness (t) 100 to 7 Monkey (t) 100 to 6 Aeitworth (t) 20 to 1 Primate (t) 60 to 40 Regalia I, 2, 3 (t) 100 to 40 Moulaey 1,2, 3 (t) THE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER (IT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY MOSNING. Mr. Justice Mellor, in summing up, said as regards Martin, that he was identified by three witnesses who never saw him before, while the alibi was supported by six persons who knew him well, and who bad perjured themselves if their statements were not true. - - - SUICIDE THROUGH FEAR OF POVERTY. INQUEsT.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Richards, the deputy coroner, held an inquiry at the Bridgewater Arms Tavern, Macclea tield•street North, City-road, respecting the suicide of William Parker Howell, aged itri years. Eliza Howell, 13, Maccleatield.street North, a fancy trimmer, said the deceased was her father and a writer by profession. He gave that up, and he took to keeping a general shop. His wife died, and he became v,ry desponding. The trade fell off, but he would not tell his daughters anything about the state of affairs. Ho has often said, " I'm tired of my life. If I knew my fate in the next world I should end it here." Witness thought he was jesting when he spoke. An execution had been put into the house last week, and he paid it out. He was in debt. The execution was for poor's rate. Coroner—That was the climax to his misfortunes. How was be on Monday Witness—Very sad ; on Monday morning he came to my roots and naked fora candle. That was at 7 o'clock. I gave him a light. At 9 o'clock I went downstairs, and in the parlour I saw my father lying on the sofa in a pool of blood. His throat was cut. I saw blood on his shirt. That is the knife. Oh—ithe witness here fainted, and her examination ceased. tlhe was removed from the court). The Coroner said that he had noticed that twice the usual number of eases of suicide came before him in the months of November and February than in any other month in the year. The only way he could account for such a singular fact was that the atmosphere was very heavy and deprwaing in consequence of the fogs. The present case made the second suicide which had been brought about by fear of poverty within the last week. The other was that of the man who threw himself under a train at Balaton. The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide while in a state of temporary insanity." SUMPF:rTED MCRDER IN LEEDS.—lnformation of a most suspicions character, as it leads to the belief that a murder or outrage of some kiwi Las been committed in Leeds, was yesterday received at the' Borough Police -office. A ferryman on the Aim and Calder Canal, stationed near Thwaite-gate, Hanalei. states that ►t a l►te hour on Monday night he was disturbed by bearing moans and cries, as from some one in distress, in his neighbourhood. He made no inquiries to ascertain where the sounds came from, and as the cries died away after a time, he fancied that some one had been quarrelling, and that the quarrel had come to an end. Consequently, he thought no more of the occurrence till yesterday morn ing, when several persons who had been walking on the canal bank brought word so hint that at one or two pines they had seen pools of blood near to the water's edge. This raised the suspicion of the ferryman, and the police being communicated with, • search was made in the locality, which resulted in the apprehension of • man whose clothes were clotted with blood, in a kiln at the glue works of Messrs. Armitage. The ferryman believes that the cries he heard the previous evening came from the direction of these works. The prisoner gave his name as John Sellars, and said he was a pile driver, and belonged to Selby. About one o'clock yesterday morning he Lad obtained permission from the engine-driver to sleet, where he was found. The canal has been dragged, hut no body has been found, and no investigation has taken place to show whether the blood on Sellars' clothes corresponds with that on the canal bank, or whether it is human blood or not. A circumstance so suspicious has given rise to many alarming rumours, and ?esterday large crowds of people watched with intense interest the operations of the dredgers. No person had been reported to the police as missing. Sellars is still in custody.—Leidy Mercurit. SHARE LISTS.---(THIS DAY.) OZOINARY MAIMS AND ROOKS. ?ad Pd.l ItAn.wArs I a t in f4 .4 ) • I SI. ilao 'BMW and Exeter 83 83 KC i 100 . cii:.,:onutu , b 6 ST N. 1100 . C.erof.rian _ _ 86 41 10 1 all Cornwall.. 3 6 5. !lOC • Dablin and BellastJuno . 0. 1100 111undee,PertktAbdJn 6 last London all • Do. Scrip.. .100 Glasgow &ad& Western 103 104 1100 .Groat Eastern Prd. St. 31f 32 . Do. Ann. N 0.7 6f 64 100 Groat North of Sootland 16 17 ' 100 Great Northern _ 107 100 .100 1)o.4 I A.ec. no Ws an. 1114 1124 100 . 1 •.ti 6p. o.blpaidn 123 125 1.7 Do. Del. Air. Sto“k 171 Ot.South & Wen. (Ire ) 05 97 109 'Orest Western 6.51 464 100 D , ..stoorlial.Onaenk 100 Do. eolith Wales 100 Do. W. Ml4.—Osford 25 80 100 Do. Do. Newport 19 51 10 Las.earldre./ Yorkshire 1244 1 , r.. , n.,llri,bto.km.roaht 57 53 Loodoe,ChathankaDos 17 IS I Do. Met. Fame. 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I Bab. 16,000, I lAlamilloe Llinitafl) - all , 1 1/ - wooer, I Ariglo-BraaGoki(ua ) 4 i Id a Ipso' I 9-16 10,000 00 'Australian 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Urnitedl 1, I .1 , 0 % 011 , - 16,000 1 Capals Silvia (Limited) Bft. i 11 a - 10,000 II Chontaledl.o6.slln.,L 4 ld's par' SI 10,600 10 Coptapo (Limited) - : 1 76,161 1 I Don Pedro, N. Del . 14e. , I tpm - pin 116,000 S pet Del Rey ( ) N. 11 Ns' - 16,000 I E r rtima (IJmited) ' all ,11 - 60,000 1 tino&BollMaGoldi 11 4 16,000 10 era all , 16 16 - 08,000 11 L lCapunds (Limited) ,l3s. ' 1 01411 -. 64,000 I 'Unarm (Limited) ;NI I 11 If - ter/ 5 Lusitanian (Limited I 1 11 8 I.nfte - 110,000 4 rimuldllo Copper (L , 8 I 1 Ol i dis - 80,000 1 Postmen* Gold (Let) ll pa , tPla I - 10,000 10 Pontebandalver Lead all 911 - 100,906 6 Port Phillip 1 I II II ,II 11,000 60 Royal Cobra Copper , NI L - - I - 15,104 1 Roma Grande lft. 9-16 11-16 - 110,000 1 Poottith Austral. (Urn , ail. I II i - 11,000 10 lit. 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SS 96 .- .... 1 St. Illitot.N.Z.,4p.o.Ap.dOct.'loo I .- .- .- Dacia CL proem I 1,060,0161 It. 6,076,1101 Bt. 4on,seomo "se 6t. ert.onl Past sad West India ~109 , 1?4 12 9 Loadomtglt gatbsrla. , loo I SS SS I Da Deb. Ilt. Sp. owl all —, Surrey Caasessrelal Ila I Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 17j. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 72i, 70. Berlin NV (Limited), 12g. Electric Teraph. 145. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 51. International Financial Society (Limited), 2i. London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.). 2. National Discount Company (Limited), 111, I. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 54. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 51. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 19, a in. Royal Mail Steam, 764, ad. LTnited Discount Corporation (Limited), 3. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 721, SERIOUS OAS EXPLOSION AT WALWORTIL (THIS DAY.) An alarming explosion took place this morning at the King's Head public-house, situate No. 204, Wel worth-mad, and belonging to Charles Stephenson and Son. The " bar " of the house forms a projecting front, extend ' lug some yards from the dwelling portion of the pre mimes, and stands at the southern comer of Manor-plaoe. The house was opened, as usual, at 7 o'clock, and about half.jost 7 a customer entered and remarked " What a strong smell of gas '^ No notice of this was taken by the barman and potman, who were the only persons in at. tendance at the time. It should be mentioned that the burners in the bar had been lighted, and that led to the belief that all was right ; but at ten minutes to S the barman and potman were startled by the sound of a loud report, and they had scarcely time to effect their escape before the bar be came a perfect wreck. The force of the explosion earned away the whole of the ceiling and me at the top ; two large lamps in front of the house were blown into fragments, and the entire facia, with a large sign. board and the iron railings around the front, were hurled some distance and broken to pieties. At the time when the explosion took place Ur. Stephenson sen. was dressing himself. On hearing the report, he hastened to learn what had occurred, and having done so, in order to prevent the ravages of tire he, by incurring great =risk, managed to turn off the meter. The barmen maps without a severe shaking. An elderly man, who gains a livelihood as a phoeblack in Manor-place, was knocked down and had his head much cut by the broken fragments that flew in all directions. He was taken to the hospital, where his wounds were dressed, and he was enabled to leave. The origin of the occurrence is not pre cisely known, but there can be little doubt that the gas pipes between the ceiling and the zinc-work were defective and that the accumulation of gas in that part having forced itself through caused the explosion. The report was heard some distance off and much glees was broken in the Wal worth-raad and adjoining streets. The loss to Messrs. Stephenson will, it is said, exceed 3001. irgATHRR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WIDN66DAT, NOliXiall 6, A.ll. artrema. ,Bea. B. f. W. L 11 to 11 D. R. —-- - Nairn 30.3840 N. W. 1 1 N. W . lbw - Abodes. 41111.4130 W. 1 1 N. N.W. bo - 2 Lelth - - Ardrooma - 1 Greenca.4l4 .4640 W.N. W. 1 1 E. hen - - Valenti...- 30.3250 B.E. 4 I 8. S.L o - Ititehe's Mut 30.32 51 3.1. li 5 E. e -- • Liverpool 30.6012, E. 2 3 E. be - I Holyhead 410.43 371 3.8. W. 1 II LILL em - - Penzance.. 50.36 50i X& L 6 5 3. L o - 4 Brent 30.32411. 138. E. 4 6 N.l. e - 2 Lorlent 0.24 LICK 2 *IL eb 2 Rochefort.. m 56 22 N.E. 3 2 NIL b 2 Plymouth 3340 43 1 R. r. 2 1 IL oe - 3 Weymouth t 45 41 N . E. 4 3 ILK b- 4 Portsmouth_ 46 311 L I 3 N.H. a- London A0.44 3I N.E. 3 4 11.34. E. lett - - Yarmouth- m. 44 46. N.N.L 5 5 ILL re 0.12 3 Scarborough .1110.03 44 N. 1 6 N. of 0.01 3 Shield. !30.{6111 N.W. 2 1 N.W. es - Helder 10.344$ N.N.E. 16 - - REMARKS. The dirtrlbution of SWINT helical Piteillre is nearly the same as It was yesterday. There Is a general increase over the British Islands, which la greatest at Yarmouth ; at Rochefort the mer cury k falling. Temperature Is low on the west of Frame at Rochefort It Is S deg. below that at Nairn. Over our Islands temperatures are violable. Winds are very light on our northern coasts; at Yarmouth afresh northerly wind is reported. Weather Is generally dry, with mists prevailing on our northern coasts. Richard Wagner, the author of the "Tannhauser," bow just arrived in Paris. THE IRISH RAILWAY COMMIRRION.—The Irish Railway Commissioners yesterday commenced their inspec tion of the works of the Great Southern and Western and of the Midland Great Western Railways. They left to-day for Belfast, where they are to have a conference with the directors of the northern lines, similar to that which they held in Dublin. They are accompanied by Mr. Stephenson, an ethcient and courteous secretary. They intend to return to Dublin on Friday, and will then probably leave for London. The original scope of the inquiry has been extended to embrace such of the canals as choose to submit their accounts to the commissioners. This extension of the Inv !litigation is understood to have been agreed to at the request of the Grand Canal Company. The /toys! Canal is worked by the Midland Company. The Newry and the Logan Ousel Companies have an oppor tunity of consulting with the commissioners in Belfast and of the rest of the Irish canals, the Shannon, the Boyne, the Ulster. and the Maig, are in the management of the Board of Works.—Dublin Evening Mail. It is calculated that British Columbia contains about 280,000 square miles, or 179,201,000 acne, of which tap to October, 1866, only about 60,000 acres were Nettled by whit. men. The colony is considerably more than double the size of the United Kingdom.—Panama Star.' HOSPITAL FOE DISEASES OF THE THROAT, 32, Ootninueeo a az, W.—During the week ending 2nd November, 340 patients were under treatment, of whom 32 were new oases, Males. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS D 47.) One o'Clwar.. In consequence of the very favourable tenor of the news from Italy, the markets for public securi ties are generally firmer to-day. The business is i chiefly speculative, and consists almost entnely of purchases to cover recent sales for a fall. Con- sols, in which preparations for the monthly settle menton Thursday are in progress, have advanced !to per cent. Italian Bonds of 1861 are in active re quest, and have risen 1 percent. in response to a simi iarmovement onthe Pariaboutse. Someof the,'ther foreign bonds are likewise higher, as well as near'y all the principal railway stocks. Should further satisfactory advices be received from the continent during the next day or two, a further recovery may be expected, owing to the extent of the recent speculative sales. The discount market is quiet to-day, with few transactions, but the charge for the best bills is not below 1l per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is no difficulty in obtaining loans for a few days on English government securities at 1 to lit per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to 4 both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 94# to 1 for the new account (6th Dec.). The Three per Cents. Reduced 1 and New Three per Cents. have risen 4 per cent., viz., to 92/ to 93. The railway market is decidedly firm, and nearly all the leading lines are better. Caledonian stock has improved 1 per cent. ; Great Western, London and North-Western, and Midland, to 1 ; and the other descriptions, Ito 4. Annexed are the quo tations :—Metropolitan, 1211 to @ ; Great Western, 4611 to 1 ; London and North Western, 113/ to 1141 ; Midland, 1171 to 1181 ; L►ncashire and Yorkshire, 125/ to 1261 ; Caledonian, 87/ to 881 ; South Eastern, 07 to j ; Great Eastern, 32! to 1 ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; ditto A, 1121 to 1131 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17/ to 18 ; North British, 321 to 331; and Brighton, 521 to 531. Foreign stocks are inquired for. Italian bonds of 1861 have improved 1 per cent., viz., to 451 to 461, and Turkish of 1865, and Greek are 1 better, at 311 to 321 and 124 to I, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 181 to 19 ; ditto Certificates, 161 to ; Chilian scrip, 1 die. to par; Egptian of 1864, 84 to 86; and Mex ican, 141 to 151. American securities have advanced 1 to 1 per cent. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 701 to ; Erie Railway shares, 461 to 474 ; said Illinois Central, 811 to 824. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have improved 2s. 6d., viz., to 171 to / ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are steady at 31 to 4. Bank shares are quiet, but London and West minster have improved 10s., viz., to 714 to 724 ; Union of Loudon are at 37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 1/ dia. ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dia. ; Oriental Corporation, 42 to 43 ; and London and County, 64 to 55. Financial shares exhibit no variation of import ance. International Financial, 21 to 24 dis. ; London, 24 to 23 die. ; General Credit, 24 to 2 die. ; and Credit Fonder, 61, to 64 die. Formal notice is given that a petition to wind up the Union Bank of Ireland (Limited) has been pre sented to the Court of Chancery in Ireland. A petition for the winding up of the "Con tinental Company for the purchase of Thompson 's Patents for Boat Buildingby Machinery (Limited)," is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 16th inst. The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China have issued the fol lowing report to the shareholders : The directors on the occasion of the first interim meet ing present a half-yearly statement of account., which they trust the shareholder will consider satisfactory showing a profit 82,502/. 7.. Id. or upwards of 2) per cent. per annum on the capital of the bank The directors, how. ever, regret to state that the winding-up of the opera tions of the previous very unfavourable year will entail a further loss to the bank, which will be provided for when the annual accounts are made up An interim dividend of 3 per cent. fur the half-year to 30th June, has been paid, and a balance of 60,00 V. 7s. Id. is carried forward to this half-year's account. The half yearly meeting will be held at the bank, on Tuesday, the 19th inst., at 1 o'clock. _ _ About 59,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent, and some further moderate amounts are expected to be taken during the next few days, should no remittances come forward from Australia. The shipments of specie just announced from New York are said to be of an exceptional character. Bar silver and Mexican dollars are quoted sa. Oiid. to ss. Old., and 4s. 10/d. to 4s. 11d. per ounce, respectively, showing no change of impor tance compared with the rates recently current. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were unaltered. The list is annexed : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0{ to 12.04 ; ditto, short, 11.181 to 11.191; Bottenlam, 3 months, 12.0 i to 1200 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 mouths, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.104 • Berlin, Cologne, &e., 3 months, 6.'.,;0 to 6.274 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 32 to 314 ; Paris, short, 23.10 to 25.20; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.30 to 25.31 • Marseilles, 3 months, 25.30 to 23.35 ; Prankfort-o;t-the.Maine, 3 months, 1204 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months. 65 to 12.70 • Trieste, 3 months, 12.63 to 12.70 ; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to 481; Santander, .3 month*, 484 to 481 ;Cadiz, 3 months, 490 to 494 ; Seville, 3 months,49e to 494 • Malaga, 3 months, VII to 481 ; Valencia, 3 months, 487 to 4'Bo ; Bar* *alone, 3 months,. 49 to 480 ; Bil ies, 3 months, 484 to 481 • Saragossa, 3 months, 484 to 480 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Genes, 3 mouths, 28.15 to 28.23 ; Naples, 3 months, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Palermo, 3 months, 515 to 28.5 ; Martina, 3 months 28.15 to 28.25 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 514 to 511 Opor to, 90 dap' elate, 511 to 514. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3071. over the cone spending week of last year. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 113th ult., shows a decrease of 1741., compared with the cone sponding period of 1866. We are enabled to state that the whole of the last issue of the Great Southern of India Railway Com pany's 5 per cent. stock has been placed. This line has been constructed more cheaply than any other in India, and though only partially opened, is already earning 3 per cent. on the capital ex pended. The liquidators of the English and Swedish Bank (Limited) announce that a third instalment of 31. per share of the net assets of the undertaking will be paid to the shareholders on the 2nd of December, making 171. per share returned. These were 50/. shares, with 25/. paid. The annual meeting of the Upper Assam Tea Company (Limited) is to take place to-dav (Wed nesday), and will be made special, "to take into consideration certain , proposed alterations in the articles of association. ' The annual meeting of the Rhymney Iron Com pany is convened fur the 20th inst. Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance British and Foreign, 14 ; Atlas, 91, 1 ; Commercial Union, 4/; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 71; Ocean Marine, 21 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), ; Union Marine Liverpool (Limited). 9,8 p ; ruiveraal Marine (Limited), 4, s, I. 4. Gsslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited). 4t; Conti nental Union (Limited). 13, ex div. • Great Central, 121, 13,ex div. ; Imperial Continental, 97, 6,1; Pho:nix New, 351. Waterworks—Berlin, 121, /, f ; East London, New, 21 ; West Middlesex, 105, 7, ex new. Docks—Emit and West India, 126; London and: SL Katherine, 531, 21. 104 0 i .... 1A 7 HIT 1061 104 1 107 e 101i1,2 lf SILITISK rusesselomt Sh. I Pd. I st Ilk solo' 101 0 14 all 100 tOO lialLlValt &tludled St Im r peas. Boas. Bar. &C. Ira illp.o. Do. quiTalo & Lake kora .— a. Do. Proforma* Baf.,Brsat..6o3oLrlab 6 par eaol 1872 a 4 Cal. IS. Latermay. co CapeT.&Docktip. c. o Detaerara,Tp.e. Lot ingal Do. do. 6do tart Indhan Ru.L do Do. L Shares rand Trunk of Cana& Do. Equip. IL 11.4p.ct Do. Istpret. bonds Do. fn prof. Bonds Do. 1144 prof. Rock Do. 4th prof. Stuc k roolosul. Do. go& IS pie oast Do. Now do. —.. lidte 1024 100 j Par 6• • s s ! Do. 4i No Gout !. it. Wotan of Lono. • • It It t l eki d t o P . 7il4T Ind ch(Lbulte Wahros guar. 6p. coot Do. do. 61 Do. do. de . d 0... Do. llith Mileages, %Seib. watt no:11011,11 Ita3 Do. 6 p. et., pg. lthe Do. IS p. et., phy. 18et Q.R of l'an Cr. e %sip P. :Oude&Rohltkuod,g.6pe Do. shares do . ' Do. Nulhatea to. N 11 Ladoga. 44.6 050_1. Do. do. do.--_ Do. roasts do. _ Do. Wu ft. Mot. do. I 45 10 3dw 00 IN 103 103 "ra. I 119} 110} 1} 3 gal 82 17 84 i I 4S 49 84 18 90 88 19} 107} pn 1 Ijory 1 fpm 101 103 93 10 16 l 7 10 101 87 89 , 103.1 1041 81, I 96 97 91 N 0 81 00 WI 81 83 80 84 101 i 101 Ws erkij 104 HS 101} lel Par 4P 4 , 101 101 47 49 JOINT urWL WILL re cs. 103 k I 3 II zdw 110 e 10 i 17 lei 104 if _ 811. 1 HAW. I 1.4 10. prism I Idea D, 10 • Agra llank (Lbn.)• , 0 f 11pm - 110 . Do. a 1 7 9 81 1 150 , A 11445 -.. 16 5 4 dip - :1100 . AllisztoilWaireA - 1 U la 11 du 14 10 ; Anglo Auserlan 4 11 21 pee - 11 1101 Angle Ibmplian(Um.) I .11 114 144 - D 10 Anglo [Milan (Imulted) ! 121; 6 3db - 0, 40 Anstnlada . —...- 1 all ' 62 6 4 - 0 10 Rankotßrltlehllehtenhia alll 12 14 - D' 10' Do. Now, tamed 2 pm. 6 ' 5 44k - DI 26 Bank at Napa 1 all i al 34 - D2O . Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 , 6 4Me - D' 60 ' Danko! Vlctaria,Ael, U , - - -. 010 ' Bank of New Leland-1 10 ' 7 9p. -. D' 60 . British N. America ._ all . 61 64 - 0 20 C.B.k. India, Ans., China all 18 19 ad 181 1 ad 0 26 Chart. llter. of Ind* lta. , 4.D' 98 21 - 0 10 City . •we Celadal 1 16 . 117 le -. 0, 10 , lbto.4ldated Bank (L ) 1 4 , 4 1 peo - 0, 60 ' Deihl and London (L.) 1 U - -..- 0, 40 ,KW London (Limited), 6 2 ISe D2O ' Eastern Exchange;lAtn.) , 6 - - dl. - D, DO ' neigh and American .1 10 4 2db - D 10 , Itme.liankßleJanalroL le 2 IMs -. 11' 10 , Fmg.tootsk Anal.Chart4 011 164 174 .. 11 .60 i EnglishandBwedlah (1.11 16 - - die - D 100 ! Imperial Ilank(lbalbsd) 19 181 191 -. D, 10 i Imperial Ottoman llO 11Ms 81 1 -.. D 161 bo. New - - - DlO Lendllert.Nk. Iladla(L) , 4 I 3 2 die 141.16 1100 Do.Wc. Den.,1154,50yre al/ , 63 86 - I 0 60 Lon.Bk.orldexteo,itc.(Li SO ' it 9Qb .-. DlOO Loudon and Draollan.:l 411 ' 27 15 Ms - 0. 20 I Do. New - D 100 1 London& Rlvertlatet(L)' 3 4 0 pi. - D 25 I Do. do. do lO par Ipm -. O 20 Lon. Ch. Bank al Ansarl all i 14 15 241 rt 60 I London and Connty.. -'2014 18 -. 20 Do.Naer 10.1020 p.Bpd el - - -. ,60 London Joint Stock l5 TS 39 - 10 Landon it BonthAlrlcan all 10 11 - 100 ' Lon. A & Modern (Una ,' 90 a 240. - 60 . London A VamammlalL ), 111' 10 7 411. - 100 ' Gondar. A Waser. SO 71 72 - pail 1001 Do.lu.lol.f.none paid 10 29 31 pm 40 100' Merchant Bank (Um.) . 15 9 II 116 - 60 liereantileitEtcnamL) 114 - - di. - to j Metrotiolltan 11.1mitad)• 1.11 8 8 -. 100' Midland Sauk (Um.) llO We - 61 National of Asetralmda 4 .. - pull .- 100 National of Liverpool 111 - - d" 1 -.- 100 N. Pro. of Kagland - 70 Do. god AIMIr 11 - - 1 M to New Booth Wal; , all 44 11 - 90 North Wasters ..- -1 li , ,16 oriental Dank Oerporn an a a ad - ad fa I P 10•112. (L) 10 7 6 Lo. - 1100 : Proviac. 42 Imbued - 7 10' Do. do. New all - - - 1 16 South Australia._ sal 27 26 - I 100 ' Stand , of a & MHZ 25 14 12 die ad -ad ) 104 ; Do. do. lem. at Ipm lO 8 6 dal - ) U ; Colon of Australia - - )100 Union of Ireland (Lat )DI 8 d din - 100 : Unice of Lendoe __ _ 1 1 l 37 U 1174 1101ti10n SAIL WAY& d. 1 11•751462 a . I Cloths" prier. I 84144. il l :in:lM 1- I !Vn a - a n .2 .9 171 ill. I rd. I to atl .Antwerp m notterdem to a ;8ah1..Yra(1.4.7p.a • l balgian L J 'action tO all 10 .Arres.ait.1.71311/44 to all Central Argentine « NS all ,Coplapo le all Do. Extension 1011 ; 80 'Donation & Wltpk (L ) 10 1 111 Dutch Itlesnish LO all I 110 all tkaffitorn of Trams ; 18 'European Central (L) 110 all 'Orme Luxembourg IS all Lembervesernowtta(L) • , all ,lieslesu (14 10 ell 'Nam.&Ll gel By the 10 all 'Do.6 Prt. i Bela. goy lei all ,Northeru of France 10 lan 11.Kall B. Ayres .7.p.e 10 aD I Do. DefeßM i all ,Norwegian Trunk net • all t Ottoman (Bmynxa Aid* ID I all Pan s, Lyons,mul Li edit. 10 all .Paris and Orkaus % Recife & B.llbrands. (1 1 In 10 loyal Sardinian $ all loyal Swedish 6 all ! Do. 7 per cent. _ * • all Sambre and Meuse 10 all ' Do. 14per ceut.Pref. 20 an Sin P*111(141.) g. 7 per et. SS I all '&Austakloin.leustlan IS 14 Wats Ea*. of Portugal So all .rloutheru of Frauos IS all Turin and Savona _ St all West Flanders 10 W 1 Do. 8, per cent. Prot 23 l an blast &h. W. of frame A I :11 . 4 :In. 12 10 0181 24 24 10 4 22 I 18 18 Ala 18 16 ai del ..4.4 if 66 61 1 4 1 34 ! 3, t 63 3; 9 lux Iw, F 8 1a 18 id 14 14 .. I - - - 20 22 :I 11 II 10EXIGN OBLIGATIONS. ILAILWATI .... le+ 141 (2011iDf prime. I Sa:,4l. 6 isll ,O.LazamboargSp.oint. 31, si 90 01 Do. tee W 1 Davao' and listanma 27 00 too 101 l lannutna and Yrlimn 00 100 100 lap Mattes's and 100 • Do Seated Lam_ 07 00 ID Nort2. of Trance 3 p isi 121 00Do (late Cbarl II p,et.l 100 11 Ottoman (Smyrna, tc.) 40 60 a I D o . do *wed at 72 21 26 >Ol ;Par1a.1.70.4.11Ma SP.M. 12 114, 100 ,Iteella &9. Y. (Tern.) 93 96 4 ,all dtayal Swedish 6o et 1 le 2 100 A li Amu laamtadafp. et 94 00 pp 0 VLAus dLoni-lren.lp e. Pi PI 1 100 igouth Itad.otPort.7p.e. 10 all 19outharn of FranesSp.e. 13 in se so Meath Italian, 3 per et. 4i ji 21 1011 W.& N. W.ollen 614.4. 13 The follon:ng prices were reLdised yesterday at the sale at the "Open Stock Exchange (Limited):" I;:hia Steriin, V. 17F. CA. to 4!.; Adriatic and Great IV.,:trn coupons, ss. to :t.1.; Roma Grande Gold, 121 a; ditto, fully paid, Its. 0:11. ; Disderi sod flew pany, 10!. 2r. Gd.; Imperial Land 1'0u.p..1,y of Marseilles. 1e72, 4!. 10a. ; ditto, 1870. 4. to 4 3.10; Hewett and Co., 2/. ; Don Pedro N. del Rev, 24 prem. ; Consoli dated Lind Company of France, Bs. to tla.; Brighton Huta, 4s. ; Freemansons' Tavern, 51. TUESDAY ET Q. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to I, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 94! to 1, and dosed at 94* to '. For :nth Dee. the last price was 94 5-16 to Th., Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock tc2. Toe official business report is ss follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 4, ; account, 94! ; Three per Cents. Re duced, ; New Three per Cents., 92k, Annuities, 1885, 12 13-16 ; Bank Stock, •_'4,l; 6 India Five per Cent. Stock, 114/, 14 ; I ditto Four per Cent., 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. enfaced" rupee paper, 88 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1041 ; ditto !Sc a ds, 595., 605., 595. prem. Indian government securities were firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 28s. to 31s. prem. The fortLii stock market was tirmer, owing to the defeat of Garibaldi, and the receipt of higher prices from the Paris Bourse. Italian Bonds et 1861 were in especial request, and rose per cent. Turkish of 1865 (Five per Cents.), and Egyptian of 12464 (5410'. Bonds) improved ; Spanish New Three per Cents. and Passive, as well as the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, ; and Spanish C,ertifi ' well, and 31exican, On the other hand, Venezuelan of 1862 and 1864 declined 1 per cent., i and Russian of 1862, 7. kiIiVES.-(THIS DA Y.) Owl co'CLotot- In the mining market to-day there is a mode rate amount of business in North Treskerby, West Chiverton, Carr' Brea, Prince of Wales, North Crofty, and CiilCord shares. Subjoined are the quotations:—Clifford, 6/ to i ; Prince of Wales, 52e. to Ms. ; North Treskerby, 365. to 375. 6d. ; Wheal Basset, 99 to 95 ; South Frances, 32i to :71. ec div.: Marke Valley, 61 to II ; East Lovell, xto ; West Chiverton, 70 to 724 ; North Chiverton, 41 to; ; East Caradon, 51 to 6 ; North Crofty, 2i to 31 ; Wheal Grenville, 31s. to 335. ; Caro Brea. 17 to 19 ; and West Kitty, 15e. to 204. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, the principal feature is a decline of ss. in Chop , tales, viz., to ;I to dim. St. John del Rey are tooted 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 2 to I prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to d prem. ; Pestarent, Par to I prem. ; Roasts Grande, 9-16 to 11-16 : Anglo- I Italian, 4, to prem. ; United Mexican, 12 to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 15s. 6d. to 16s. Gd. ; Port Philip, 1: to 1 ; and Central American, f dis. to Par. At the Yudanainutana Mining Company's meet ing, yesterday, it was mentioned that, notwithstand ing the depressed price of copper, the financial position of the undertaking during the last six months has improved. Captain Anthony refers in hopeful terms to the prospects of the mine. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(PHIS DAY.) The fresh arrivals of wheat from Kiser and Kent were only moderate, nevertheless, the supply brought forward was more than sufficient to meet the demand. In both ie.] and white parcels sales progressed slowly, .nil Mooday's ••notations were barely supported. The market was well supplied with foreign wheat, fee which the inquiry was limited, at barely previous qw. adieu. bloating ear,mes of grain i,anged bands only to a mode. rase extent, and prime in some instances were weaker. On the whole tuo barley trade was quiet, at the lees reduction. 1.1.1 t met a slow male on former terms. . . The transact:ors in oats were by no mean extensive. The prices realised were about equal to those current a• Monday. Beans ruled firm, and the value of plus was well sup ported. The trade fur them was rather quiet. Flour morel off slowly, at barely stationary prices. Li:pet-4 w.a firm, but rapeseed met a slow sale. Agricultural seels were generally held for al mud% money. Ar.sivAL, OF 01AI &e.. INTO LONDON BY WATER .CVEKIACETHIB WKLK. Barley. Mall, ,/Our. an. gra I gra. Dela. 1574 430 10L0 1150 i .. I 21410 ) i liso i sis T 01.31 1.780 qrs. Whet W .. Rnialsh and fk-otch 1220 Irish Foreigu £2431 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) TILIKMAPIII.) (mom omit owl& ookKarrovmarr.) Tbe market rather unproved both in tone and prise. Saki, probably about 15,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) S , •cAr..—The market c ntinues very firm, and suitable qualities Inc refining are pin rather dearer. 14fined, prices of dried goods are firmly supported owing to their scarcity ; pieces continue to sell freely. ('orrre.—The parcels offered by auction have gone of flatly at ea..ier prices. Plantation ('rylon, good ordi nary to fine floe orb:lm.y, at,. to 71s. 14. ; for middling to good middling. 724. to 821. 6d. ; peaberry. toss. 14. to flls. Ell.; native C:ylon, ordinary to good ordinary, 4tra.6d. to Ms. ; fine ordinary to fine bold, :,7s. to 61r. 6.1. TEA.—The public sales are progressing ste:elily at pre. vioue 'Price.. RICE is dull of sale. 50 tons of Ballwin sold r.: lla ez ship, ^.lll a parcel of broken white Bengal to arrive at EN. 04. Rue.-50 puncheons of Demerara sold at 2s. 2d. to 21. 3d.; :100 casks Leeward', pale, le. 10d.; bo;sbeads, la lid.; and 30J puncheons Penang, part for arrival, at Is. Rd. We. business is doing, at easier c. S. , % ,7l. l.7 , l7.r s._ er o. cou ly tin a ues limi du t.e ll d of hes. r.—St. Petersburg clean, firm, a: 3s'. to 3 4 . 10s. TALLOW MARKET.-(TMS DAY . ) The market is steady :—Town tallow, 44c ; Potertbirg Y.C. on the .port, ; Year, 43e. to 3d. ; December, 4:.5. to 3d.; Spring, 43e. lid. to sd. ; 3lArch, 44.. to :id. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Miura l'atteeden and South report the m.uset in a healthy state, with a hare supply of really choice samples, and for these higher prices are asked. Middling s n•l lower sleveriptiona are to be bought 4s. to to. cheaper than this day week. PROVINCIAL &BARB MARKET& LtrinrcOL. Nor. 5.-Bales : Caledonian, eg G fil C. 1 il i t Great ltastern, 524 —l-uneaslire and 1 ormaiire, 81241 a— ow Nor th Western. lls Ila a 4—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, via—Metropolitan, 1201,—Mldlaud. 1114 17--90Otlt Eastern, 861) a a I—/beat Western of Canada. 1615- li:— United mutes IS SU Bonds I 993' , 1 May. 1 Nor., 70—Dutch Ehemsh, 34 D. --.lino paid up, ::3)—tireat Luxembourg shares. ...".11 L—Nerlit Weoteni liauk [hutted .21 il —British and Eortioi Murine Is smunce 'Limited . a p.—Lieenawd and London and 1.1..1.6 Firs and Life Insurance, 5.; p.--Queen Insurance. a 1-16 I..l—Royal Imurance, 21 p. 11430412 , 11 M. Nor. S.—The market was ger.erally better. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co., 3-16 4p —Omen Eastern. —42141161 Luxembourg, 8 5.16 I—Oreat Northam A, 1114 a 1 12 a—Oraud. Trunk of Canada, 174-Great Western of Canada. IL4 17 16 16-16 _Gae t a Western, 45) 6—lllinois. Of 1-I.an.th;re and York shire, 1241 a a a .d 4 5-10110 Fourund.a.ll,ll Sir ('en . ;187 , ) yottf.. 1u a— 3: Lonon, Itrlglitan. and South coast, 321—Lorton and N..rth Western, 1134-11antboter, likeSeld, and Lincoln shire. 441 I, Metropolitan, IN) a 4—Midi....., I, 1— Nortk Easters Berwick. loll—South Emden', GO 4 4 4 4—ridded Mates &Se Terre Bonds. net 70—Caledonlan, ..s. 1.0151 1 1 111 64 1 1 1 a 71—ban Paulo, 143--Cnion Bank, 21 D. BtkinganAg. Nov. b.—Bushimis dons :—nirnaii,ghard Canal sham* at 87: Britannia Mills Limited . at 1 .:.5.. ..11,1 Patent Shalt and haletree Jimited., at 34 pm. (':.'ail:_ proms : Warwick and Birmingham Canal Shares. I, :xe”. , t .; . Eir nil:wham Financial ,limited , ISt.. 1!. ills.: I'. !ley io, -hares. seller,, at 47 : Bi nailncham Wagon 'Limited . la, er , . at 111 : hallway ('hinge invited , . tnahury, 1 to 1 7.-IG pm. . and Menu . . Metal Linitunt, 24 toe) din liCsLin, Nor. 4.—Three per tent. Consols, 931—New Throe per Cent. Stock, ittl 4—Ditto, for account, Nov. 7, 921 I—Dlato. for a'couut, Dec. 5, 92) I—Bank of Ireland LOU, pawl:, Lila ial 232-111tiernian Banking Company ..C23 d .:.•,a—NiC.ional Bank 'd3o paid', tik—Dittn, for acconnt, —Caton rank ;Littliteda (tl2 paid ,fa account, tai—Duhlin an kinestown stun paid), 197—Oreat how:tern and Western .4:loop4id . ....%) —Pon.. foe ace,unt.. 51—tfreat southern and Western 4 per . , eld. p.rpstast 4.101 paid', 9:,i —DI tto ditto Pehenture Stock.,,, 1 , .. Id.o,Wkli. low, and Wexford, 3 years unexpired, 5 per t•eut. In. It was decided at Wolverhampton, yesterday, to hold the next Church Ceases. is Dahlia, n tatios the inv that She itslies hieing bees eaferoed with the reprew gathering is that city will have a mastery effect is the present Gl:edition of church affairs is Ireland. I