The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-17 00:00:00

eras Parte, c 4 r, aid he served a espy of the sum. one of the clerks at the secretary's office of the is the Aouthwark.bridge-roed. klough aid—l am river bailiff. On the lith of : or I went down the river to the works of the corn. • it Battersea, and saw a culvert folly charged with .I o. wa ter, which were flowing into the river for one • .r. I then went oo to the works and saw eight men at . of the reservoir drawing the mud towards the • 7t which was driven through by the force of water. •!:e engineer and he said he was very sorry the men • 4,,,p 4 wrong, and he_ nt " knock ed " them off. I re. that I had served hi with a notice previously • the mud into the river. wituesi here produced a sample of the mud in a can • . i.e isw dowing from the culvert. It was very black . . . engineer remarked that it wee the sediment of the they obtained at Hampton. He did not know doing wrong to discharge the sediment back into . i, s mau said there would always be a sediment from fLe law did not allow any kind of mad to be thrown • •he mot. er said he was informed that the company saved . ‘o.tr l y cleaning out their reservoirs in the way he c. ,an said be felt bound io ►ll these eases to in penalty. He then fined the company 20!., to .:stress. . I yq.AUCRTER OF e WOMAN BY HER SON. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) • t.-day Mr. Richards, deputy coroner, held an the London Hospital respecting the alleged man by her son, of Susannah Holyolme, aged 64 11. , :eolrne said that he was a silk weaver, residing T,,,eeinstreet. Bethnal-green. On the evening of • d r 'tuber hut deceased and witness were sitting by when a lira. l'rice called deceased oat. She went but being absent emus ten minutes, witness ; ..a2,1 found her lying in the Duke of York pub. wah her leg broken and the mark of a violent lice. She was removed to the hospitaL 1, :•lALL r. • shoemaker, said that he was the son. - • 0 1 ,!t k . :ased woman. Or. the '22od of October last : with the son of the deceased in the public-house, Tyaen.street, Bethnal saw Edward Holyolme going to .they man, and tried to prevent him, on't ,trike him, be would not hurt a worm." II t :.m,.d on witness, and said, " Yon are a I wo . • >truck him, Witness's wife ran in and •., • • .• rerc and stop the affair, but Holyolme IL.. :44 she was his own sister. There • .a t zle" between witness and Holyolme, a light. for Holyolme struck witness, • could not strike him, for he was not Holyolme ran in and said, " Oh, Edward, t , tr . . 0.• your own brother." He turned round to strike awl he followed her two yards, and then • . , .. drea•ifol blow in the face, end knocked . • •:)xu, bresk tog her leg. He ran away. The pert he went up and broke up the poor woman's and he then made off, and had not been since The blow was not inflicted when the deoesaed came kr.rren witness and Edward Holyolme; of that witness was nit wire. E. IPa son of the landlord of the Duke of York : and said that the two men Edward Holyolme N. were sober when the quarrel took place. There w• • • rr. .11:r tight between them. The dammed came is wevarate them, and asked her sou to go borne. He r. _ ro sod struck her • blow that mocked her dotes w• . .•re..t force, and her leg was smashed. The blow we. : eraely •irert. It was not emu in • muffle or by '...rabh, house surgeon, said that doomed was ::.to the hospital oo the 2'od Oct with a coo - ! fr....tura of th e leg. Tho se th a t brought her in said bees jttuiped upon or kicked—witnesa could not it! twoner sail that the evidence taken was to the that the injuries verbalised by a blow which knocked doffs. -Hess said that the deceased being aged a heavy fall • •-.• sufficient to break her leg, but he was at the time • . t a. she was kicked or trampled cm. She died from 11'0111 the injury on Monday. stated that the man Edward Holyokee bad been •• _ • hltit of knocking about, not only the unfortunate 1, but also his aged father. 7- •co roner having summed up, .• t • ire returned a verdict of a Manslaughter . against .• tiolyolme for felo n i ous ly killi ng and slay ing • • Su .: i . co•ouer then boned his warrant for the apprehension :Le accused. .SINCEING CASE OP CHILD MURDER IN LAMBETH. CORONER'S INQUESE—(TIIIS DAY.) Mr. W. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, re !.) o'clock this morning, an inquiry at the Spread Staegste. Lambeth, on the body of a male ..t.... 7 .. i with its throat cut in Cardiogtoo•treet. 1..• was adduced at the previous sitting u to the c i lody, and uto the cense of death from the 11.,.:b.:11t1 the throat. .t:1,0.-on, the bead beadle of Lambeth, informed the r : it he thought if the cue was adjourned he might he . :e to produce evidence to fix the crime upon • certain atlurnment to-day the first witness examined lospector Byron, of the L division, who said that from udorroatiou he received, to the effect that a young •• the service of Mn. Stokes, had bees suspected td acciente, and a decided alteration lied been oh. tt. in 15. r bodily appearanoe, he therefore proceeded bk.kes, at No. 3, Cardingtoo-atrest, Kenning. e, and then) FAR the young female, who denied given birth to a child, and she added that on 1. an the body was found she went out to • . ••..• I - etr for nipper, and that she had be en runn i ng _t hole of th a t evening. Her statement was con :, her mistress, and the girl left the room. A piece ‘• silk under 6-firment was then shown him, and • 4 nortion of the dress f rom w hi c h t h e p i ece was torn ft ar , lio whit+ the body was wrapped. He made known but she denied having been confined. He :. • . : that it was necessary that she should undergo 4 • exmaination. This she at first objected to. but :.deateuing to take her into custody upon suapicico, .t lest cemented, and was examined by Dr. tue divisional surgeon of the police, and from what be took her into custody. The next day she ; sod after being cautioned she said, " That is • 1. h e mg one the police found last Wedoesday night." ..,eded to describe the circumstances under which o r:.. tok place. and which, if true, would indicate that t .•received injuries then. She added, " I did not •- a Llt to do, but I took up a piece of silk and wrapped 1., in it. I did not know what to do with it, i.• an.t out and took it into Cardington •a, laid it there." After reading her statement over siztied it by making her mark. As she subee ...:'r cotolaieed of being unwell, she woe removed to • of the poorhouse, audit is Mr. Ballet's opinion ..bli : to be removed is a week. •-• .1,12 stokes, of No. 3, Cardingtou-street. said that • aid.., and lived independent. Lest Wednesday 1 cad named Shaer/sways in her service. • . • into her service on the r, th of last May. She - • • occasion an old silk dress to make a petticoat a very distressed condition. From certain was induced to speak to her, and received • - • • 1. reply. r ,eired of In andepeotor Byron whether he had Lore. whether be had found lb) • r ti.e child . to which he said h e bad marched •• ut there wes no sign of clothing in the box. • tur ed the kitchen fender spoken of by the girl. r-, • of Welt .pure, surgeon, said that on Satur . '..r !Syron come to his surgery accompanied by a • ••• • i: • ~mine d h er . soil was quite satisfied that • • Llly been contioed of s child. Hs told her neon confined, but she mei@ no observation who had been previously examined, and baring examined the fender, t could not have caused the injuries r. .p. ken of. It was irnioussible if the child •tl - r. . *leer she bad stated—it was utterly Mt- Aare received such injuries as he bed unquestionably most bare been indicted Rammed up, and resat:north° whole .• • vide, ce, remarkingas he proceeded upon .:t Alton. referring to the injuries upon • anaeer tn questions. Mr. Monday said ti,e h.- , .d night have been caused by a fall ' ..r. but the fender could not have inflicted upon the throat. , fter ronoilting, returned • verdict of " against Elizabeth Stratogeways," and the .1.3 has warrant for her committal to were of a painful character, J. BELFAST RIOTS. BELFAST, WrDNESDAT. it cat r< resumed at 11 o'clock this witnes. examined was the Right Rev. ',e.t.d. with reference to the police force. hate not confidence in them, and be • r a f.. , c4 like the metropolitan. With respect he advocated the appointment of a f 1;•.:1 Ain catholic' or liberal protestant'. L ~f assault and wrecking during I.ilered that if more vigilant mearares had Leihoing the riots would have been nipped • -'lr. was examined, and detailed the • • •ttark 11..1n on him by the protestant party when l'. ,,, teotiary was being wrecked. A witness • the attack of the s hip carpenters on •. 11— witnees examined was Mr. Bernard "h , had no: tiuiskted at the rising of the court. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENIIM, NOVEMBER 17, 1864. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The railway market is dull to-day, but no general reduction has taken place in privis. The principal feature is a fall of 1} per cent. in Metropolitan stock. Caledonian and South Eastern have also receded }, and Midland 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 120 to l ; Great Western, 771 to 78 • Midland 138 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshi;e, 117 to ; Calo onian, 1294 to 130} ; South Eastern, 874 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 49 ; Great Northern, 137 to 138 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan. 119} to 124. Dutch Rhenish, Great Luxembourg, Paris and Orleans, and San Paulo shares are firm, while Great Western of Canada exhibit dulness. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is inquired for. Indian lines are in active. ak I re. I itanwsrs. I g. t „.,Kr IVI ORDINARY SHARER AND ROMS. W mos., Wel& War VA 100 Myth and Tyne an Bostoo,Bleard,&lld.C 100 Bristol and 100 Caledonian an Cork and Bandon all 'Cornwall ,Do. • •no &v. wall 4 at Do. B I p. c. pald to B. all Dnbttn and Belfast June all Dander,ParthAAbd..la 1100 Edinburgh sad Glasgow 108 Obagow and 8. Western 1100 'Drain Lateen Or& 84. 100 Do. A Stock 1100 I Do. E Ang. Stk., Pio.2 100 Great North of Bcoaland !100 Grad Northern 100 Do.A I Ana so die. mod 1100 iDo.II jwop. e. Isystd 111 1100 Gt. so th u & West. (110 1 100 Groat Wollo[ll 100 Do. Stout WalGuallik 100 ) Do. South wales ! Do. W. Mid.--Oford po Da. Do. /tewoortl ioo j .100 laticaahlr* & do Yorksblra i 100 Lonn nawl Illackwall 00 ; Lon_ Brl6tn. &Coed 00 'Loodou.Citahm.rn Dov. 100 'Loudon &North Wean. 'lOO ' Looloe&SouthWeaten2 :100 lidan.,shaf.,& lipoolnal2 ru .Ilarypart &ad Culla* , --- DZ: - 1>07171 100 Metropolitan 2 Do. New 100:Midland ...... all I New 1100 Do Do. Ws. & Derby sll MM. CM. Wo. all Do. e Shane all Mid Neat all Mid Neat (Croy Maj ilOO 'North Bridsh 100 Do. Ndlit,Perth.Dand 100 N. Madero—Berwick la I Do. Q. Paco 1100 Do. 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock.&Derhag ri Do. do. 1865.68 it I Do. do. 100041 100 North London 7e Do. Now 100 , North Staffords/36 W N. & S. Western huh 100 Scottish antral :lit/ &Tattleit Wit.a - ber Stk 'lOO Scottish Midland 1 all Shrewsbury a W elelspL 100 Shropshire Unica 1100 South Devon 100 South Eastern . 1 100 S. Yorke'. Itl;er . Din all Staines. Wokbanbatotal 100 Tad Vale ri I Do C 1100. Vale of Neagh 1 100 , Victoria Stn. & Pimlico l 100 : Waterford & Kllkenai 1 1100 Wed Cornwall ,100 W.ElartlpL Barb.* kl. l MUMS POI I AL-1 es 24 15 1/ 90 92 107 109 00 0 0 /1 el Te 187 139 167 169 ISO 132 91 93 71} 771 67 69 99 61 44 96 99 101 1161 117 79 81 105 IN $S 60 119 t 1101 97 99 65 a 661 1201 1M un 1181 107 100 SSi 114 int 70 71 102 103 12 31 U 33 8 9 pm 121 136 73 30} pm 14 111 139 138 68 68 66 40 83 84 _ ... 8 9 116 168 se gi Pm 107 110 1301 - 19 4 0 1111111810X11. iClosbig prime. 109 49 0 - 1181 71 77j a il 46 1 s raj e 17 SUj j 1j SO 96 1101 SO 1 I 60 1211 3'-'Ol 4 13;} S 1074 113 i 7070 10' at Ti I a W.' 100 , all ,Allantic& 80. Lawreat• 68 00 Si. 'lOO 'BouLßer.&C.la.g.sp.c. 103 103 110 10 . Do. P thane l4l bed St all Buffalo & Lake Ayres 61 bf 10 all Do. Preference Ol 9 1 110,100 ,buff., Break& Ouddrlch I ' 6p. c. Bark. Aug.l 11172 . 1011 100 Do. do. July 1:1873 100 'lOO ' Do. do. ane 1,1474 ' St 'lOO Cal. &11.Faefarte 69. c. g. $1 N. 100 Cape T. & Dock6p. e. it.l BO 100 , all Deroerara,7p.c.pezpred, ft. 100 Wt. Bengal tru. 6do ' 103 SS. 100 Baal Indian nu. 6do lO4 10 S Do. J Exteuelon I Oa 100 Orand Trial* of Canada, 111 100 all Do. Bow pll ,6p. et 90 100 all Do. Li prat. Hmde 1 71 100 all Do. do. deterred, 01 KO ell i Do. Ind preL Bonds ; 65 100 I al/ Do. do. deferred, 66 100 all Do 3rd pref. block 63 100 ' all , Do. do. deferred 47 100 all I Do. 411) pest. /Kook 100 all , Do. do. deferred 07 dt. .100 ,Orrai Indian Peninsula. 104 00 12 , Do. pia II per cent par 10 j 2 i Do. New do par 9 IL 1100 SOL S. of lndla g. p. ct./ 100 Rel. 'ND I Do Do 41 par cent. — ffyy • 104!111 : Gt. W r etr of Conant 1 13 ISO 1 all D0.k:13: . pay.1271: 51 105 Do. do. do. 19774' 21 10 Indla LAWN& 10 1 i Do. New I M. 'lOO Madre@ guar. 6 p. cant lO2 St .190 Do. do. d° i 96 ,96 100 Do. do. di du—, 90 20 2 Do. Fifth tot.talon St. 160 ,11dIelb. Corp. 6 per c. Bd 60 all Moll). and Bolwon's Bay 63 02 SO all N.Bron.&Can.cla.A &B' 5 6 Bt 100 N.lt.ofean.ep.e.lstp.B.l 63 Pi Bt. 400 &Ando. guy. 6 Per real. 102 102 VC 300 I Do. Delhi 101; 1021 20 , 1 Do. do. do 1 41 1 Par 6t. 106 I Do. Punfaue do.. St. 1,70 ' Do. Indoett. ROCA° 96 37 JOLNT NOCK BANKS. So. I Bit I BAtsits. I Pd I Cl. prises. 1N tam 10,21 P1n n am gi 1 10i SI 1031 - MO. 11111. 1 Basks. IPd 10. prism. I Salo& • p,oooitso Unit Masterroan's.l.) 60 US 1 2 0 - 10,600 50 , Do. New ,las. 30 p.I 126 - - -. 20,0 60 : Do. 'of which ^3lO pd; 26 - - - 10,000 50 'Albion ' 6 11 01616: - ID,O 110 C AlllanefamtALlveepool, 16 . S. Si 3s/ 10,0613100 Do. New 126 I 21 39 128 11.000 100 be. lased at 20 pm' 10 I 7 6 dls. - el 100,000 10 Aejo Austrian - 10.000 60 Anal. Italian 'Llmlted;l 6 . 11 of an n 4 22600. 60 Australasia all 7u -4 - 2,600 40 Do. New all ' es ei - lt.bee 20 Bankofßrltialicolumblal 161 A 2ipm! - 10.000 26 Bank of I all 1 .91 1101 ' 301 30 8,050 100 Bank of London 6O ; lit 167 I - 16,000 20 Bank of 1./tago "Llniltedi. 61 11 0144 41 10,000 100 Rank of Queensland IL.;; 20 ldes par - 90.00) fd Bankoffietorla,Austila. 26 37 39 - 6.000 100 Lank rf Wales 'Lim.) - 90.000 10 Rank (7 New Zealand . 2 9 . 7M I ld 60.000 20 ltraellum&PottugueeslL 10 1 1 pas - 20,000 60 tnitlsh & Calalonnan (L 6 lilte par - 10.00 u 60 BriLsh N. Amertca_., all 64 40 - touts/ 20 .C. DIL 1 ortla,Aus., China, all 34 36 - 20,000 15 Chart. Iler.of India,&c. all ' 61 OS 521 1 14.044 100 City ; 60 ' 123 126 - 10,000 100 Cok.nlal 1 25 I 41 4t - 10,000 23 tom. flank or Ind* &e la" I - - Pm , - 800,000 11l Conseldated lima (L,I 4 7 Zinn' llf 6,00 u 160 Coutu.setal , 20 6 4 des! - SA/00 100 Im. New IIO 6 4 dl., 4 . 1 I 20,000 60 lan London (Molted 6 11 21.,131 G. 60,0013 TO Eastern Etehange"Llni! 3 Idie 1 pm( - 00,000 . 20 Log.Sewa& knacks/44.1 all I 201 27 1 - *WO 60 knglish and 21weialt (1. le ldls par - W European .00/ 63 Eupean IlanklLlzaltad 104 11 of (-. Qs luOuu LAI Hinduen.Chlua&Jap.(l., 15 6 G pool 40,000 DM Do. Issued at 2pm lB . 4 6pm - 50,000 100 Do. New. lot at 6pa lO ' - - - 12,000 100 Doyens( Bob,n limitedl TO ' 15 17 pm 36 2000 100 ' Do. New 186,000 10 Imperial Ottoman MI I 7 710=1 171 1.5.0000 6) International llank .L l6 6 4 ,U. - Iw,oo 20 Lind flort.llk. Inch...Li 4 , 1 fpm 41 1 20,000 50 Lon.l:k.ofs.lexico o ks.,l.l 6 ; Ides par -. 10,000 100 Lon. Sank of &Aland .1.' 12 1 6 4 dl. - 12000 100 London and Branllau I4O 1 6 7pm - 6.000 lin Loo.B.Afres&R.Platell 4,6 I 13 15 503 -. 10,000 26 la. New, us. all pm 7f ' 21 34pm - 6 Weil luu Lou.. lur.. 48. %SM. a., 21 . II 1 die - 0.000 20 Lm. MULE& of Aunt all I 25 26 26 5 ,1,1140 60 Loudon and County 2O ' 79 61 0 . 1 60 MOO 105 Um. Ifansup.Con.ll7l.(L: 13 C 4 dls - 02000 60 London Joh* Stock-. 10 47 49 - I 20,000 60 Du.New.lia. at Ilepa lO - - 231 10,400 100 Lon. and Northern 11 )1 26 0 3 614 - 25.000 19 London& South Atrium all 24 25 14 6,000 100 Lou. JC 0. Western 'Lbw 20 1 2pm 56 5%00100 1..., & Weatennster 10,000 100 Merchant hank'Llia.) 1741 7 9pm .. ' 20,0'0 60 Mercantile & Erehana le 1 11 11 dts - 00,00 60 lb. New 6,01.0 100 Midland beak (Lm.) - 60.000 100 Natioual of Liverpool -1 10 7/ 111pils -- 10,0001u0 N.Pre.Mlngland 4l - - .... 25,000 24 Do. do. New 11 - - - 30.00 k 20 D... do. do. I 10 - - -. 20,000 60 Na. Meal Rank, New l3 - - - 16,000 20 New Sousa Walls all 4$ 60 - 60,000 10 New Zealand (UMW& 1 SW. !To - 60,000 20 North Western 6 31 4pm - 60,400 26 Oriental Back Corpora all 1 la GO 691 1 20,000 60 Pndln.Banklnzeorp.(L 6 11 Oldis - 20.000 1 100 Prowler.. of Ireland II6 99 91 27.600 10 &lade, PaoLtilloill(L le 11 11701 1111 20,000 26 South Amtrak& all 116 IM - 18,000 16 South mown 'Um.) 10.000 100 Stand. of B. L Atttos 2460 100 Do. do. •l6 1 2pm - 40,600 t 5 Delon of Autralla 1 ail Ire 68 I 631 WOO 100 treks( of brined (La; If 11 11d1s - 00.005 i 1111 Mak= et brafiesiool.llb. 116 so 67 - 1 • No. I 811. I Does& IPdI CL prices. 1 Sales. %OWNS M. Fast and West I. . 103 136 187 - 11,060 10 Inetterallfloatteg3oekl 6 .- - - 8,578,110 M. I Londoodrott.llatherlet. NM 70 71 _ 941444114 82 'Southampton 'lllO -.- - I MOOD 9t victoria - lOW ISe Do. New I 2 - - WW W§ GOilisanum SZCII&Illie. ntlimatiColm.6p.ct.,lo7l 110 Do. do. 1888'160 Caw Gov. 6p.c.,1877-84.100 D 0.6 per ot.lob.dAug. l loo Do.. porcit.msr.a s suo D 0.6 per ot.Jan.&J illlO Do. 6 pot of In& 1100 Vot GHcielp.d.lB73 l loo do. 18804'100 Do. do. 1860-1 1 1001 Do. do. 18011100 i Goilon.Nov. 1868, 6 p. et .10 0 1 1 D ri p. 1870. do.. ,100 tina 6 pw 40 873 160 Do. 1878 100 1 Do. 1882 100' Natal. Gate per cant... 100 :Now Brans. Gov. 6 p.ct. 100 N.B. Wales GV. 6 p.C.1866 100 Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100; Do. 6 p. c. 1888 to 1802 100 Now Zealand 6 pew cent. 100' 'Nova Bootle 6p. 0., 1876 100' Queensland Gov.@ p. ct. 100 B.Auat.Gov.6 p. o. Banda 100 Vio.Gov.ip.o..lanatJoly 100 Do. do. 6 p.c.Apcildoc...loo! lUREIGN KINI to. I Bll . ! Pd Li 0 MO , 1,114,801':: 200,000,.. 100,000 100,000 , 100,000 166,100; 1040001 twoool raooo • 36,0001 I Igoe kUsolted) 100,000, 1 ;:oelo-BrozOoldklAse. 10.000 1 10 'Australian 75,000 1 1 Eon /Locoed Cop. gAroj 19,000, 11 'BrasiLL.,lll (Coo., Im. 16.900' 10 ;Cape Copper (Limited 16,000 1 . Capolatillver(Llrol 12,0001 40 ICobre Copper 10,000 10 iCoplapo (I.l2died) -- 100,000 1 1 .Don Pedro, N. Del Up 76,000 1 Din 1100nt.C.2.L1J12 ;, 1 25,000, 11 (.11444 Del Bey 22,000; 2 'Port ad (1.17' ! 10,0001 20 Oeseral m16.0w 1 3) K Li apa nares nda (Limited) 10.000 0001 6 Luettanlam (1.1261144/ 1 103,816 1 Ilariqults 100,000 1 lL Aureoe 8ra5.0.61.0 60,000 4 Pannlcillo Copper (LI, 10,000. 10 [ Pontrlhaodallverload: 100,000, (Pon Plulllp I 1 :Santa liarb.Ook111.(L)! 110,000: 1 ocottishAustral.(l l / 4 41 11,000' 10 Bt. John del Key Pm), 43.1,4 so United Mexican Pm.) 60,000 J 1 VelloarasesOold;Uso.ll 80,000 1 !Worthing (United) 46.13321 1 ilreldiumunutana 1118CILIANIN COMPANIES. 99 101 98 100 94 100 90 93 83 IR 101 108 106 107 106 108 108 110 101 104 id 108 111 id 101 107 106 109 106 108 id 103 106 99 103 98 100 96 97 94 96 103 106 100 103 1031 1043 107 103 37,500 100,000 12,200! 00001 !MOW, 60,000: 25,000 25,000 10,000 20,000 00.010 • OL prune. I idt.... f ii 4 3 4pm 2t tli " I 11 041$ ll= $ 4 13 36 pa s ips 1 1 0 1 414 11 llr Psi 1 . ll_ I it' 86 sf 6 1 :t em t i It 2 rt - _C I O. prkei. Luglo-IW:inn Yank 'Australian Australian Ittr i l . l l ;.g d . BerklaWaterwotice Bombay Ges Bralsh AiserleAn Lad B.. 1; I. a Mag. Tel. (L.) Canad ' Canadla ( ifLo mP an a gov;Li Ceylon Compeny City ot Lon.ltealProp,L oty ufbea (Llos.) . Com. of Mainsails/y.(4) , :oininercialUnion(lns. Coosolldeied Dia.. X) !Continental Eln.i.lastL) !Contract(' liwratlo Oop. Ing.,Pret.re we, Fone.Allob. of Do. 2o st 4 r 2 st 57 VS U 70 Idla par 3 pm 11 11dta 1 2 4 1 . la 11d 31 abla 3 IMs par lien 2 ldla 17 e 20 ad 31m sNam 1 Ala U SS 100 112 110 113 8 2lb 3 3db Do. of Matuitf as (L: 1 MiPalace . al Preferenee Do. fl p. et. Peep. Deb Dlicounteorporailoo(L India Irriation. 4e Ebbw Vale I=Com..* TrtL(L Telegraph 11 'Eng. and Ana Copper 'Eng.and ForeignCre Mt lEng. etScottisallarin. (Li Financial CorpomUon. Financial Discount (L.) late-11t. Warehouse (L. Gelltvara (Limited' G.cregui nrtn.oiklii Oen. Steam Navigation lioinea..loloutal As. (L) Iludson'slar , Imp klier.CdL Ass. X ) !Indian Carrying (Lhn 1 internal Finaa.doc. (t i i Intsrnat. Land Credl illation irrig. (Coo. Car.) Do. 4 p. C. &Is. r. isu ,Totatssackmaconvw !Land Securities (Lim., !Loud. African Trading I 11,6,1 andestedon.M.(l. Lon. County land&B. (I. I Gond.Distriot Telint(L) Loud. Finals. Aria (1 ) Da New Loud. IL Omahas C. (I I Loud ltalian. Matitin Loud. Mar. Minoan ttL) Isind.F.welnelabiarthe Madras Irrisa. I Camel Do. Mauritius Lend. de. (L ) Medil. rates. TeL (I ) ftillwall Iron Works I Natal Lind dt OoL C. (I ) I National Ole. Com (L) National Financial (L)) N ationalProv.llanost IN ail onal Steam Nar.[ Nerbudda Coal & 1 'L., Do. New N.N.7.eaload T .kr.mull, , AP.I 14 lig lj li 1011 IN .nrit. Aainraisalan(L) Nikita& (L oradcohaG.andL. llce p*. an Yards °. Imam lMental Cominerl,lo(4 Oriental Financial Lim amnia Or (UmAso; Do. itaw Orienalalandlikaan4) ULagu & Milan Litman Ott , nn3n Financial (L.) Ottoman Gal Wilted PIIIIMIL.B.II.3taim,L Do. do. Do. New Nolltly.Land& Yin.%) Ihninasinu:.t O. 4teanil .... 100 96 - j %Asa I 1 81 1 its par 1 Old% 3 Idl. 5 49 30 0 4 411 If 3 pm 21 16 171 17r 2 3pc 31 ,01 II 3 gee 7} 44141 64_ E 6 I t ids! 7415, Om 00111 1_ 2_ } IPm it tal oa ti I es 6 3 dls lepos Idle par 13 D 42 -1 - 1 9.1 1 1 OidfiT idle +pal 10 101 pal 1 pm 1i 014141 9 Bdr ltils par Pis Ipm, par 46 1 ipml 66 19 ii I t - lipes 1 1 pa Du do. N;57.7 UV:err s ; L., N., 11. Iron Do. !w 110 J. City ItuPSOT. (L) Ditto ditto . . ao)a mauss«iis ' , COI. Mist:. Invest. (LI En i g ht, .k Co. L. 'sue. Ltyptp L.) e. Able= /L t Ist. (I.` liouth Australian Lod plabiaarlau Tatty's/L. 6j 71 - 7 1 8 1 q D.). scrip AD Tel. Construe Stain. 3. Thames& Mersey le. (L.' 2 Into: kAtteolo(244. 1 T. .2 L. Co. of D. comma* I I I C 014.1 Wag. Co. (L.) 4 Usivors.itortuo Itui.. I Lipper Ammo T 00.1.21 ; 21i Ditto - Too Diarnev's Land DR Warrant Plasoce( Liao lO 'Woosloillo*Pactooo 111 I 7 1 ei 41 1 4 I 6 61 s log 12 6 13 62 6 2 dis 1 6 4 1 2 1 di& 41 43 •.4 56 ad 1 ir.ni I 20 i - i i 25 II lii p 5 2, 90 09 190 125 SI 11as zd I} 11911 4d s ipm 29 di 55 _ _ -11 14g — O 6 OW 14 1 ells kepi slim i li s vs 1 - ir ii I.Wpa li *vol xd mei ford, 2od Goinatood PREFERENCE BHA' Great Wastage, West Mid'tod—Oil Stook, 119. Ditto, ditto, ditto, porpet. 6 tenet., 014. t"I '69,114. Midland, Coos. Bristol sad Buni., 6 per oast., Lai. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bible and Sin Francisco (Lim.), pa. 7 per cent., 141. Dutch Rhenish, 211. Great Luxembourg, 11/ J. Namur and Liege gun. 141. per an., 131. Ottoman (laetrile to Aidin), 101. Paris end Orleans, 34. Sea Paulo (Lim.) gal. 7 per cent. 14). MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocar. The weekly court at the Bank of England has made no alteration in the rate of discount, and though this merely fulfills the general expectation, the stock markets have shown, perhaps, a little more dulness since the announcement. Except, however, as regards Metropolitan and one or two other home railway stocks, prices generally are very well supported at yesterday's closing quota tions. Consols for money are quoted a trifle better. Although bills have been held back on the chance of the Bank's reducing the rate to-day, there is no increase in the demand for money, and choice paper is still taken at 7} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 64fr. 90c., being sc. above the last price of yester day. Consols are now quoted 9O to 91, with div., for money, and 89a, "buyers," ex div., for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 91; ditto for account, 89/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 88k, 1 ; India Five per Ceut. Stock, 1061, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98 ; Exche quer Bills, June, par. Foreign stocks are quiet at former prices. Turkish Consolidis have declined * per cent. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz.:— Greek, 221 to 232 ; Mexican, 281 to 29 ; Confederate, 62 to 64 ; Spanish Passive 301 to ; the Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Turkial: Boada of 1858, 71 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 714 to 4; and the Consolidels, 491 to Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 834 ; Egyptian, 95, ; Italian, for account, 644 ; Mexican, for account, 284, 29 ; ditto, 1864, 274 ; ditto Anglo-French scrip, 111 dis. ; Portu guese, 1856, &e., 474, ; Sardinian, for account, 85 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 304 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 89 ; ditto 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 75 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, g ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 714. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 91 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to 34 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bey, 171 to ; Ottoman Soci4t4 06n4rale, 11 to 21 peens. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, I die. to prem. The list of the new Egyptian Loan will be closed for London to-morrow, the 18th inst., at 3 o'clock, and for the country and the Continent on Satur day the 19th inst., at 1 o'clock p.m. The following memorandum, relating to the debt of Venezuela. has been forwarded to the Stock Ex change by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : VENEZUELA DEBT —Meilen. Baring Brothers and CO. regret to announce, that under date 25th October their agent. in Venezuela advise that no collections have been made, either at La Guayrs or Puerto Cabello, and cone- quietly they have taken such steps so at the moment ap necessary under these circumstances. No official gelr r :e d suspending the 55 per cent. has been published, and news having arrived at Puerto Cabello of a peaceable ar rangement of the difiictilbes pending between the govern ment of Venezuela and the state of Gus, aria, it i, hoped that the expenditure having thereby much diminished, the payment of the 55 per oent. may be shortly resumed, though not much confidence is entertained in this respect before the arrival at La Guayra of General Guzman Blanco. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a re-1 mittance of 3131.1/38.7d. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The dividend on Turkish Consolithis, it is stated, is now payable in Constantinople, but, owing to the adverse state of the exchange, the London houses which have hitherto negotiated the coupons seem disinclined to undertake this business at pre sent. Another proof is thus afforded of the differ ence which exists between the relative positions of this paper and of the Anglo-Turkish Loans, the dividends on which are paid with the utmost regu larity through established agencies in London. No bullion operations took place at the Bank yes terday. The amount sent in during the week is 4,000/., and the total withdrawn for export, 80,0001. Some amount of coin, however, has pro bably been received from the provinces. The steamer Shannon, for the West Indies, will take only 1,4801. in specie. The Sussex, with 27,0001., and the J. E. H., with 44,003/., are the only Australian gold ships known•to be now at sea. The former has been out 69 days, and the latter, 123. The biddings for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Cal cutta, 18,00,000rupeea, and to Bombay 12,u0,000 rupees. The minimum price was as before—viz. : Is. 111 d. on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 111 d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 140 lace. Tenders on Calcutta at Is. 114 d. will receive about 37 per cent., and on Bombay at is. 112 d. in fulL All above these prices in full. An increase in the demand for remittance to India is here shown, the applications within the limits representing now 1,400,0001. ; last time they were 520,0001.; and on the previous occasion the amount of bills-300,0001.—o1fered by government was not fully covered. Messrs. John McCall and Co., preserved pro vision manufacturers, of Houndsditch, have stopped payment, owing to the suspenson of Messrs. Henry Powell and Sons, ship provision merchants. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Means. Paul Joeke and Co., merchants, of Mark-lane, it was unanimously resolved to wind up the estate under inspection. The balance-sheet, prepared by Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co., the accountants, shows liabilities to the amount of 47,757/., an d asset., 44,4151. Letters from Lyons announce the failure of Messrs. Platzmann and Bury, in the North Ame rican trade. Their liabilities are believed to be rather large. The Loudon and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,531/. over last year; the London and South Western, an increase of 1,0561. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 5,110/. ; the Great Western, an increase of 3,8011.; and the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,2591. The half-yearly meeting of the dcinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank Corporation (Limited) is called for the 29th inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the 3lauri tins Land Credit and Agency Company (Limited) is called for the 30th instant. It is intended to alter the articles of association, in the sense of preventing the directors from investing any of the funds in the purchase of shares of the company. With reference to the market for .kinerimn se curities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: Dulness in the London market for American securities has during the past week been much contracted, owing to the further heavy advance in the rate of exchange in New York. The disposition to bay on English account seems to have nearly disappeared. but at reduced quotations (10f to 41}) United Btatens.2o Bonds are still taken for tbe Con tinent. Illinois and Eris Shares are about 1 doL lower, but from the 'Wanes of business the mice is little more than nomutaL WZDNZBDAY Evizura. Consols, which closed yesterday at 893 " sellers," ex div., for the Bth December, opened this morn ing at 890 to f, and so close d, after ranging be tween 891, "buyers," at the highest, and 89k, "sellers," at the lowest. For money the last price was 901 to 1, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90/, /, 1, with div.; ditto, for account, 891, }, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 88/, /, ;Ifew Three 'per Cents., 882, I, g ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, / ; ditto for account, 1043, ex div. the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 101; India Pour per Cent. Debentures, 98. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet, The I March and June Exchequer Bills were quoted at the uniform price of ss. die. to par. In the foreign stock market ever.il ‘..uiations occurred. Confederate Bonds declined 1 per cent., and Egyptian, Peruvian, Spanish Three per Cents., and Venezuela Bonds of 1862 and 1864, As regards Turkish stocks, there was a red•iction of per cent in the Loan of 1858, 1 in that of 1863, and in the Consolides. Moorish Five percents., on the contrary, improved 1 per cent. ; Portuguese, ; and Spanish Certificates and Mexican about per cent. The shares of the old-established joint-stock banks continue very firm, with au upward tend ency, the demand not being met by a corresponding supply. Considering the large profits that have necessarily accrued to these institutions during an unusually protracted period of dear money, holders are naturally indisposed to sell now that the dividends are drawing near. An improvement wits quoted to-day in London and County Bank, which dosed at 79i to 801. London Joint Stock Bank left oilat 4811 to 4:0 1 ; I. DlOll Bank of London, at 54; to ; and London and Westmin ster, at 98 to 100. Imperial Bank were lust quoted 15* to prem., being 10s. higher than yesterday. Imperial Ottoman, 7to prem., being dull ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, par to * prem. Alliance Bank shares were quoted in the morning lii to 14 prem., but declined in the afternoon to 13 to 13t. Bank of Egy pt,Brazilian andPurtuguese, A Halo-Aus trian East London, Bank of Hindustan, Land Mortgage Bank of India, London and South African, Standard Bank of Africa, and Mer‘haut Bank shares were all quoted rather better. National Bank of Liverpool were somewhat flatter. Hudson's Bay shares were steady, at 1;4 to ; Egyptian Trading firm,at I F I to 1 ; - 1 prem. ; National Discount again higher, at 101 to 2 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount 10s. better, at 4to .lis. Canada Land, Anglo-Mexican Mint, India Irrigation, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance share.' have all improved, as have also Crystal Palace Debenture and Preference stocks. Italian Irrigation and Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted lower. London and St. Katharine Dock Stock ro,c 1 per cent. The shares of the financial companies were more inquired for this afternoon, and closed firmly. In ternational Financial improved 2s. 6d. Credit Fonder and Mobilier were in prominent demand, and rose 104. to 12s. lid. The closim; quota tions are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 2.1, to 31 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; Loudon Financial, 81 to 91 prem. ; Imperial Nlereautile Credit, 21 to 3 prem. • and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to f prem. New Brunswick Government Debentures im proved about 1 per cent. United States 5.20 Bonds were rather tirmer, at 401 to 41f. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Cwt.:. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally are unchanged. East Russell shares are "I exceptional request, at 5} to f being better than yesterday. East Carv , lon are quoted 19 to ; East Grenville, 34 to /, being ; Great Vor, 34 to ; and East Los ed, 14 to 134. In the Stock Exchange Great Laxey shares have changed hands at 16! and 16k, and West Chiverton, at 624. Port Phillip shares have advanced, and Yudans mutana are arm. St John del Rey, on the other ham', era Bat. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 182 bast. 8.14.7.1 040. ' Rye. • Wane Past Oct. 8 ' 04 3us 22 20, 01 30s 114:4.. lld 3.54 84 l5 22 324 3.130 s 2212081 04 ?Ai 1.1 so 24 .855 it —2O 324 5.1 Me :re 12 39s 94 .v Al 35s el Nos. 5 l2 Ste weeks' Aggre gate Average 81 30.1 1.1111 M3ls 2.1114 44 Us 41 HTTT.—T. Rail, barley. oats. Ilya, &sack and l'ess. Is. MMUS eIIuWINO T9l ILTCHCATIu79 111 TUB AVI,K•OI RICH OR MURAT MLR° TRH MX WRTR• ICAUTP. Moss. Oct. s. Oct. U. Oct. MI Oct.' so'. 5. 'San. It. —.. ill 33 11 ! I LIVIRPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) W.lOlllO &VD nrrmunoyar.OWL' (111031 OUR OWN COMI3POIIIEIVII.I Calton market cautious very steady, at elraumag rata; The traureltioos wi'l probably foot op 12,_,:0 bales at 1110111. MINOING-LANI.—(THIS DAY.) SOGAR.—The market continues dull. aml mines of re. fining qualities of West India rule in buyer.' favour. No ale of importance reported by private enutract in other descriptions of raw. Ressed is also dull of sale at easier prices. . . . . CorrEE.—Tbspareele of Ceylon brought to public' ads eau.. linos to meet with free buyers at fell to rather dearer Woes for plantation - triage, 51a. to 89s. ; low middling and middling. 77a. 6d. to Sla. • good ditto. 81s. •.1. to "4, ; 6. 8 88s, to 90.. ; Native, good ordinary, 665. to dGr. 61. ; Him axed superior, 674, to 68.. 6d. Ocieikt has; sold at provi - o - oa prim; ordinary to sumacs rod Trinidad 58a. to &la 6d. TEA. —The public tales have gone off with lets spirit, sad prior of low greens aro rated • other kiode utialter.d , oda are repor ted, there being very little offerieg for ?ale to first hands. . Rici—Higber pricer being asked has cberked huaieema eaoo baa sold at Gd. per cwt. decline ; fair Lags. 204. to 21a. Gd. ; small. 19a. sncts:—Pepier has sold at previous prices. Penang 34d. to 34tL ; Singapore, 34d. ; Malabar, heavy. ; wbge Penang 51c1. to ; cloves, Penang, Is. .19. to Is. 30. Zanzibar. 4d. ; antmep at a sliibt decline, small to lia• bold, 10d. to 3s. fad. 68,51 A LIGNZA is dull of sale and 2s. lower ; mouldy sold at 82a. FROM. (Valeneia) have cold at very (01 prices; common to fair ?Pe. 6d. to Me. ; selected..l4.. to Im. ; cur rants and other deerriptious of fruit raatatain the previous waves. SALTrrrse.-1,20 bop sold at Mi. fL, rettactiou 5 to 4. ConOV.—Tbere is an improved demand, at firm pricr. dcrg Ere sold et ss. to 10s. per too dachas; comma sold at 12/. ; good ditto to fair, 131. 10e. to 20'. ;good. 231. 15e. ; cattior, 71. to ss. TALLOW MARKET.—(THI4 DAT.) the market is steady at the following inlets: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old. 40e. Gd. ; new, Vs. ; all the year. 41a. ; December, 41s. 3d. to 41e. 61; January, 425. 3d. to 424. lA. ; March, 435. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIB DAY.) We bare a large number of bowie as offer, but still choir. qualities are cot plentiful. Trade is ..y.csalingly dull. Primast qualities mast with cumin.= at abut late Later. M►cy remain unsold. There is about so average supply of sheep ; they cannot all be disposal of ; prices re main Dearly the same as on Mouthy. Calves are rather lower is price. Our foreign supply °online of o:al beasts. 070 ohosIN and 31$ calves. . !ea{ awls, Herefda. 6 Beal Shortberfts . 4 Pecos.' quAL beaita X Calves Pits Best Mt. , / MU-bro4• S S. 4. 1 Ter dote 0? !Abs. .. 0. 4. 4. f. 4 2441Du5&111-1.,1442 0 0 0 0 5 0 I Seal Loug-w0.):3.... ... 0 5 2 3 b I Do. ..n. SUN., ... .. u 0 0 5 0 twee 2 4^e•ln4 'lna 4 4 4 6 au _ beasts at market, - 1,6' 360; pigs, 123 ; nWch caw 4 it $ 6 ; £O. Da do. 0 • 0 0 Gumbo tarp aad hug', . calves, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TUTS DAY.) Mews. Harvey sod Earle° report trade tiro at the fol lowing priors :—Prime meadow bay, Ws. to ltre. ; clover. old, 110 a. to 126 e.; straw. 23 0. to :104. EXECUTION Or A WOMAN IS AUSTELL—A WOlll4ll named Victoria Bauer. who had been sentenced to loath for the murder of the wife of her lover out of jealou.y. under went the last purity of the law stew days since at Ker. nenburg, about eight miles from Vienna. That quiet little town assumed all the apparent:ea • Pt. day on the ocea- Bios. An immeemi crowd samembled ; the people of the surrounding districts docking in to witness the execution ae though it was an amusing soene for thou. As usual on such occasions the females were in • great majority. About 7 o'clock io the morning theculprit arrived in a cut escorted by a strong detachment of gendarmes, but she was in such a complete state of pros tration that the executioner's assistants found it necessary to carry her up to the platform in their arms. The rope was then placed round her neck, and in s few minutes after she was lanocesed into eternity. the body was allowed to remain exposed to public view until 5 o'clock in the evening,. Mothers were seen pointing her out to their children, and when the body was taken down there was a fight among the men toobtain a piece of the rope. • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE pr =CITRIC 11:124112APIL) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Scheldt Galway . WELTER HANDICAP. =lmM ••• Welland I ATTINGHAII STAKES. Tragarb Imogeme Ilse. COPELAND NURSERY. Catalogue Sidowind ••• ••• Leoville Inc. MATCH. Beeper beat Stood*lle. AUTIT34V STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and a eir . Marble Hill, Morgues, Siatacock, The Screw, and Ibex are he. LONGNOR HALL STEEPLECHASE. About two miles. Stanton, Bowman, Spatchrock, Screw, Fits Rnyter, Teboombe, and Ibex are here. ENTRY FOR GROBY STAKES. About ball a mile. Antidote, Hooper, Lady Abbess, Purity, Teesdale, Gipsy Girl, Curiae, Light, Catalogue, Rohm, Faith, Prescrip tion, and Lady Bohan. ENTRY FOR FORESTER PLATE. One mile. Nutria°, 814 12Ib ; Warrior, Ma 81b ; Riaskingar, Bat 2lb ; Troubirocull, 54 ; Psidooir, 10Th ; Jack o' Newbary, Tat 4lb ; Lady Evelyn Ta t ; Carinthia& Tom, Sat dlb ; Nell Ruby, Cart 51b; QUUSidal.• Sig HAlldloY Crams ; Contusion, 54 12th. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP PLATE OF 25 BOWL Five furlows. Antidote, 84 121 b ; Lady Ab 84 111 b ; Trouble some, Set 81b ; Wild Thyme, Bat Tlb ; Welland, Bet 61b ; AuSsid 814 41b ; Overdone, 7st Bib ; Practitioner, 7st Blb Attache, Est 121 b ; -Etna, Est 121 b ; Usher, Sat 101 b ; br to Rubin, Est 10M ; Armadillo, Sat 10Ib ; Bells, Set 91b ; Hope, Est Sib ; Joss Stick, 6st 31b ; Czarina, Bat 3lb ; Foxholes, Est 21b ; Gannocky. Set 211) ; Merry Harp, Sit ; Spain, Sat Hecate, :".st lb ; Sans lies, Set 71b ; Princess Dagmar, Bet 7lb ; Harrah, Sat 7lb. _ _ _ _ A Harr= —Old Squire, Pot Poarri, Elmer, sad WH• lamb= m. THE PLAISTOW MURDER. The police engaged under Mr. Superintendent Howie in collecting evidence es to the manner in which this atrocious murder was perpetrated, have acquired some most important particulars since Monday lest. On that day, at a distance of about 17ft. from the spot where the body of the murdered man was discovered, a large clasp knife was found, and on inquiry the police learnt the important fact that the knife was the prisoner Ki.hl's, and had been seen in hi possession so l►te as the Sunday after the murdered man was missing. They have also learnt that out that Sunday evening he desired to be called early on the following morning, and they have reasons for believing that he arose and went out before daylight, and returned hems by about breakfast time. The finding of this knife, therefore, am necta the prisoner still more with the crime, and the fact of its being in his possession so long after the time when the man was missed, taken in connexion with this early and secret journey, has led to the opinion that the mutilation of the body was not effected until Monday, and was the result of an afterthought. That the bead was not severed frem the body at the time of the murder is proved by the severed Hash cuttings being of more recent date than the other mutila tions, and it is not improbable that the murderer was ied aced to s isit the scene of the crime in order to effect this mutila tion, in consequence of the inquiries which were constantly being made about the deceased. The authorities of Sootlandlard, in reply to • missy which they a few days since transmitted to the ➢olio authorities of Hamburg have learnt the description given of the de ceased has led to the identification of the body as that of Theodore Christian Fuhrhop. a clerk in the firm of Messrs. Neuman and Co., of that city, and who left there for Eng land about six weeks since. In the vessel in which deceased came to England, Kohl also came, and it is believed that the two first made each other's acquaintance on board. Kohl had gone to Hamburg, he had stated, to get some property to which be was entitled ; but it would appear that his journey was a fruitless one, as be wee shortly after his return borrowing money of his wife's relatives. The deceased man signed his proper name on beard the vessel, but it is remarked that the prisoner signed • same very different from the one which he now gives. Much additional evidence will be brought before the adjourned coroner's court this evening, and which, it is thought, will have the effect of leading to the committal of the prisoner upon the coroner's warrant WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 7wt7soAir. NoTWIT3 17, 11 A.ll. Hairs '29.43 35 W. aberdess S. Leith '9.2343 S.E. Ardrosaan 48.09'42 8. Greenolatle 128.137 N E.S.E. Cape Clear UV St W.S. W. Queenstown 2 .b 554 S.W. Liverpool ,29.= 44 ES. Z. Holyhead 51.03 47, 71.7 , .R. Pembroke i reeasno• ;20.20 55 S.W. Beet 37 50 8.8. W. L'Orleat 2841 65: S.W. Rochefort 2966 32, S. 21126 53 S.W. Wryinonth ,2931 61! S. Portsmouth 9.3048 8. London 29 48 44' B. Dover...—. 5161 48 S.S.W. Yarmouth 9.6316 5.8. W. Scarborough 29.49 43 S. Shields 293714 S. Heligoland t) CO 48 S.W. D. N.R. S.W. s.s. W. W. W. Lit Z. S.S. W. W. N.V. W.N. W. N. W. N N. W. N.W. N.N.W. W. N. W. N. W. N.N.W. N. E. N.E. N. E. be to /00 - 1 or 0.151 or ,0.171 ✓ 0.00 1 ? or 0.65' 6 a .008 br 0.31 4 or 0.25 5 or 016 6 cr 0.1.5 or cos 2 Cr 0.60 5 Cr 0.210 6 a 0.11 6 or 0.08 - o 4 Go I ... 2 oe 4 bat 4 eD 1 P 1011•111% FRIDAT. OM 1408211210 UTVIDAT. N. It. to N. W.and COMM. N.W. to S.W., strong, gales to fresh,squally, squally, rain at times. rainy. &W. to N.W., gales to strong, rainy. W. to N. and back, strong, equally to moderate, abowen. M nut above. B.P.E. to W.N.W., 601311111 W. varying, a gala to _ taoderat!!. wtty . !sin _ _ B. g. to S.W. sod N. W., strong. • tth agualla and rain. N. to W., alms to moderate, fain at ttmtt. Cauttooaryalgnala on Moods, and thla day. - - Northern =Scotism,. IV .10112 W and ad !seen Ana toutbern.ingtiab Channel sad nee of Bloomy. futon Naatward England sad North Bea. THE FIRE IN THE HAMPSTEAD-ROAD. TO Tin =MI OP THE EXPRESS. SlR,—Haviog read in your paper of last evening (Wednesday) that the premises belonging to me, W. Dean. Lan if tor, cabinet-maker. were utterly destroyed by fire, I you will contrsclict as early as possible. The premises be ong to Mr. Smith, upholsterer, Ice., which is directly opposite ; bad it not been for the firemen of Wells-street station, doubtless, the whole range of shops would hare been destroyed. 7 l am, ke., W. LEAN, Junior. _ At 's•rfd, Henry•street, araryt -road, Nov. 17. NORTHERN UNION or MECHANICS' IN , TITCTIONE. —The annual conference of the Northern Union of Me &soles Institutions was held on Tuesday, in the large ma nufaettiring village of Blaydon-on-the-Tyne. Mr. Joseph Cowen, see., the chairman of the River Tyne Commis sioners presided, and from the annual report of the secre tary of the uglier), Mr. Joseph Cowen, jos., it appears that there are 77 in the counties of Northumberland and Durham containing 9,157 members. Those societies had last year an aggregate ipoome of 3,9601. Os. 4441., sod as aggregate ex penditure of 3,624/. 19s. 3d. The total number of books in the libraries is 69,401. In the reading -roods there are taken in 339 daily and 466 weekly paper, beside numerous other periodicals. Fifteen institutions possess rooms of their own, 19 rent rooms. and 43 are allowed to them by owners of the different collieries or manufactories. There are 43 classes and two night schools in connexion with 17 institutions. Sixty ioetitutions, however, have neither classes nor evening schools in coonexion with them. There was a very large attendance of delentes at the con. foresee, and interesting discussions arcs upon various im portant subjects counected with the program of education in the north. It appears from the retinue that most of the Mechanics' Institutions in the north are in a somewhat stationary condition. But attempts are being made to popularise them by cornbinicg recreation with more severe stxdies. At the public meeting in the eveniog Sir Hed worth Wil ' M.P., the Sheriff of Newcastle (Mr. W. L. Rule), the Bev. J. C. Street, and other gentlemen spoke. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.—Mr. Edwin James, ex -31.P., informed n• at the McClellan meeting on Wednesday. that under Mr. Lincoln "this continent is on the headlong road to political ruin." This is modest for a new-born citizen. It is not exactly pleasant to hear a fugitive Faglislunao mouthing stale phrases about " the abolition creed" and " the bloody carnival of fanati cism."—Nrio York Tribune, Nov. 5. SOCTH KENSINGTON MESZIAL—During the week sea* Nov. 12, the visitors have been as follows:—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free da opsn from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 8,1 4 0; W y, Thursday, sad Friday, students' days (admission to the public 6d.), open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1.367 ; total, 9,507. From the opening of the Mumma, 4,943,602. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. trenront... Nor. 16.—dtales today:—Great Western, 771—tan es.hire and Yorkshire. 117—London awl Ninth Western, 11 I k to-Landon sad South Western, 36—Manchester, and Lincolnshire, 66ki S}—Midland, 137 i 4 1 B—North Lateen, Berwick capital stock, 1131—South Eastern, tlite I k kk *— Grand Trunk of Canada. 29 Dutch Rhenish. 11 lx — Ditto prdd ap, 354 —Circat Latemn,nr shares, 113 13-1 ederate Loan, iii—Vestern Examinee hank (lAnsltecp, 3-16 d.-11erean tale and lizeltaatte Bank Limited!. 1k iL—Ditto new shares, le J.—National Bonk of Liverpool , Waited), b* lc 6 v.—Albion Marine ,Limited), And foreign Marine ,Limited), 3 2 1:..16 S 1.16 „".It: I 7.-1 C j 3 16 p.—Llverpool :ilia Loudon and Mob. Fire and Life. it / p.—Marttline Insurance ,limited , 6.16 1 d.--Queen laminae% 1346 1 p.—Royal Insurance, SI p. —Thanes and Mersey Matins ,Linutedf, 51 11116 f p.—Colon ' Marine 1 Limited,. 4 c4l-16 I p.-11crsey &eel sad Iron (limited), I steam, 96. . . • south sadfordshire Bails, at 10; Igrmiughain en I Staffordshire Gas. 2.d. shares. at 33 : Metropolitan Wagon, at 12); and Bir ming:iam Waterworks, at 31. There were sellers of, London and North Western Stock, at 1194: Severn Valley shares, at 161: Birmingham Canal, at Mil : and Birmingtteas Bank, at 221 •. Mants's Metal quoted ba)era at 14 MM.; and Patent Shaft and aktree, at 31 pm. Market gnu. MINCHOMMt. Nov. N.—Prices were steady, with • fair business doing. Consolidated Bank (Limited , Ti ix — Great Zastarn, 40 81 1-Great Luxembourg, 111—tireat Northern A, 156 74—Great Wedern, 774 1 , ;_ —John Brown at Co., 181 p.—Lan. eashire and Yorkshire, lib 4 17 4—London and North Western, 120} 20 19120 i , Manchester, Rhelneht and Mu , eoloshire, ; 6 1 6—Metropolitan, 123 2; 2 ; 3 If 201 1 ; Midland, 122 -North Eastern lßereleks), 112—Bouth &atom, 681 1 1 if—Manses and Mersey Matter Insurance, 5; 5-16 11 -14 4 4 11 7-18 jp.—Newp,ftq, 40—Whitehavets and Farness, /7 I—Anianee Bank, 13; p —Birkenhead. rB—Metropolitan .. Dutchl; p.--Coniederate Loan. 0211-6beepbrldge Iron Ineipany, 1; ltienith, 51 p, The Cottrrie► du Pas de Calais gates that as soon as it became known at Calais that M. Berryer was to arrive on Friday by the steamer from England, the barristers of that town and many of the principal inhabitant' deter. mined to pay their respects to him. A great number ac cordingly assembled on the quay, and posted him with load cheers on landing. M. Berryer expressed himself highly gratified with this manifestation, and, before leaving the station, he received all the members of the Calais bar, and thanked them for the honour they had dose him. 115 la 130 111 ONlumm 1 ; , )1 1 , I 2 II I