The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-10 00:00:00

of s - LON lx)N AMUSEMENTS. (TIIIB EVENING.) OPERA. “.`lb• —" num'. "—8 o'clock. THEATRY'II. I.A. SA I ASS. -" A Model Uncle." " King 013eots." " Beda."— „ * .g.rr.-” Fag Sluniag." "Leah." "Hir first Chas rho" -7 o'clock. A. ~ •. • Vp for the Cattle Show." "Monte Cristo."—T r,.., The Day After the Wedding." " After Dark." .. M►4er loam's Birthday."—T o'clock. , ;ern —" Left to Huneelf." "The Rightful Hdr."-7 o'doek. i q rune —" filaider and Camber." "The Yellow Passport." —7 tVehvic. J. asee.—" The laneashire Law" " The Stranger, Stream than Ercr."—f o'clock. For particulars aee advt. 2--sasp —" The Widow Hunt" "The Field of the Cloth of Oold " "Marriage at Any Price."-7.53 o'clock. notion or Wsiss's.—" Atehi !" "flociety."-7.30 o'clock. HOLDMII." Blow for Blow." "Lucretia Borgia. M.D., La Orsade Doetresee."-7 o'clock. Tosevre.—" All that Glitters is not Odd." "The Was and lac ci Richard ILL" " The Clookmekcr's Hat.' —TA o'clock. Flwar.—"lEDees Boy." "Lead Rats and Water Rae. _ Beautiful for EVff."-7 o'clook, SAN AS . / Wsua.—" Begootar."—f.4ll. Anrarramnut, Hoimoan. Amin. Seem ha the A. a».-7.30 o'clock. r...rat. As.rano.—" Pindes Singh." " Diemen/ MI Diamond." ka.rmante.—" &mai, the Alebedat." " The Old, Old Story." fit 111148 a.--" Danger." " A Story.! Baided."-1 0.41001 L A •sIMLITZAL HALL.-01111M COClefit..4l deleek. 6rosoa's Eau, LAN OZA/I-TLACII Mark UM= aa Tslstaff. 3 o'clock.—Por particulars ace advt. ,I*TT MISSTRZLS, ST. 'TANKS'S HALL.-8 o'clock. T..Trin HALL, FICTADILLT.-11r. Fleming NOTiOII'S EMUS. I.matest.-8 o'clock. Iso as Eemsceric.—The Electric Owe., &e.—For particulars ft* advt. TIS•ArD . . AIR. J. 8. NHL ON THE INCOME T.S. The following letter on the income tax on moo t*low 150/. per annum has been received by an :or of z 4 t. James e, We4minster : „... ” Bliwkheath-prark, Kent. Nov. 5,1868. •• nefli Air.—As a good opportunity did not present lit the meeting yesterday evening for answering que.tions, I uow an,wer them by letter. The first you ask raises a difficulty which will exist • • a l iverer sum we tlx the limit to the income : tor. whether the tax begins at 100/., at 2001. At .10/., that snm will represent a larger real • : of support in some places than in others. I am eery much disposed to think that the t of 1001. is too low. and that it would be an im . • %ement to make the income tax begin at 1104 (as it at first), if not higher. If all taxation were direct, it At to come down to the limit of income just sufficient r the necessaries of life, and everyone ought to pay in ioportion to the surplus of income he posesses beyond ee mere necessaries. But so long as the larger part our revenue is raised by indirect taxation, on articles almost universal consumption, and of which the • r consume more, in proportion to their small ins, than the rich, so long I think that the mes between 501. and 1501. or 200!. pay more than .r fair share of indirect taxation; and this requires Trade up to them by levying a tax on the higher from which they should be exempt. In answer second question, my opinion is that, in justice, ame amount of income should pay the same amount .: whether it be a fixed annual income or a variable paid weekly. But it would be extremely difficult to k fraudulent concealment of income in the latter , —Yours sea,. faithfully, •. 4.1.11. UM Edwards, Eaq.' .. J. S. MILL. I A TILIOZDINART QUICID3 OF d CITY AIIRCEANT. An inquiry was held by Mr. Richards, the •••••••uutr-coroner, last ev • , at the St. George's Work u., St. George's-in-the-East, respecting the death of Er Joeeph Braham, aged 32 years, a partner in the firm • Blahs= Brothers, of Cannon-street, City, who de :•-.yed his life under circumstances of a very distressing aiacter. Mr. Henry Bradiam, 22, Chadwell-street, said that the eased was his brother. He resided at 45, Leamington sd-villas, Westbourne-part. He was witness's brother, 1 they were rag and jute merchants. carrying on :'sines at 110, Cannon-street. On Thursday last he COM of a pain in his side, which he said had been .aed by worry. He did not complain that • money which he had invested in the firm LA teen misapplied. He said that he should t. the warehouse in St. George's-in-the-East -d about sending of goods. In two hours after wit ard that he had died suddenly. There was a i..l tendency in the family. His father hanged him • ..1 years ago and his grandmother drowned herself. - t:er produced was in his handwriting. 7! «lamer said that he should read the letter to the • as it was material evidence in the case. It was ervien in a clear legible hand. It commenced :—" lam trouble. Ruin stares use in the face. I cannot •:. , ,zetkr it. I have striven hard to stem the current : eiiverse fortune. A fate has always been over me soma unalterable. When the business commenced lar^e amount of capital was absorbed for debts and eipeuma ei which I knew nothing—from which it L•ziET recovered, neither have L What I have suffered ic..t.7 to thi= no one can tell, and I am quite beside myself 41 I know not what to do. God forgive me if Ido any- Ever be merciful to my beloved darling wife :a.(l cLildren. Ever be kind to them. Would that it were ~ dJ'ettl not an tll wind should blow on them. better Or More . _ : .ving wife could have ever lived or more loving children. :• U.-, them and protect them all. How unworthy am I <t these benefits. If ever Ido anything rash, judge not :ell, of me. The Heavenly Judge judges between us Mv adored wife, I have said nothing to you; forgive Lave kept it to myself. As I was made, must I act. My innocent, darling children, .ay heaven protect you together with your r loved mother. May God bless and protect you all. The Lord awaking will shine his coming appearance vx.o you. May the Lord bless you, and send you peace. lay any disgrace from your husbands fate never rest on lay of your children. Hear, 0 Israel, the Lord our God Lord of one. Blamed be the glory of his kingdom : r ever and ever. The Lord he is God. My poor dear as his mind was so must be mine." Mr. Braham said that the deceased had a delusion about Le way in which his money had been invested that was pirfect mistake. The deceased imagined that he was in .-:unary difficulties. The business was slack owing to %witness of trade. . . Mary Driscoll said that she was employed at the ware , Hope-alle , St George's-in-the-East. On Thurs. she taw the deseaaed writing in the office. He looked ..3. An hour atter she saw him banging by a cord to a !'• in the warehouse. She gave the alarm and assistance _ . Mr. Wm. Morrie, 16, Green-bank, said that onThursday i...ard a cry of " A man is hanging," and he went into • warehouse and he cut the deceased down with a pen t. 4, He then placed the body with the rope round the • At on a bag of jute. Mr. A. Russell, surgeon, raid that the cause of the de " med's death was strangulation. Ibe Coroner advised the jury not to return a verdict of • (j4O ee, for if they did b 0 they would deprive the -Jet:seed of the rights of burial. The jury retuned a Nerdiii. of "Suicide while in a state 01 temporary iustusity." BItIGIIT TN BIIIIITICOIIAM.—Mr. Bright WM t•esent last night at a banquet given by the Mayor of Birmingham. lie did not touch upon politics further than ;•• say he Loped that at the expiration of the contest both itt,tiee would peaceably trust to the wisdom of the coun t:v. with its wale constituencies represented in parliament, bei.elicial measures and policy. Mr. Davenirt-Bmm !. c. member for North Warwickshire, and Mr. Dixon. • tuber for Birmingham, ahm responded to the toad of :ic• county and borough members. RATI.II IN Sr. BANCHA.S.—In cOnse e-Ance of the complaints made in the parish of St. Pancras the great incrcese of parochial taxation, the vestry have rinted a with e on the application papers for the current 1 41f-yeal'a rate., that they have no control whatever Leer the expenditure of the following rates : — Required by the xuardiana, 44,0001. ; police rate, 9,25 W.; county late, ; hletropolitun }lre Brigade, 1,147; Burial }card, ; public baths and waslahousee, 6841.; col lectors' poundage, and other expenses chargeable on the ii , er-rate, SM. • towards prov idi ng for 9,4151. deficiency on list rate ; total poor-rate, 73,926/., equal to a rate of la. lid. in the pound ,• main drainag e ra t s of Metropolitan hoard of Works, 11,57:11. The rate, over which the !mar/ have control :—Oeneral rate, for paving, &c., 6d. 111 the pound, and lightinx rate, Id. in the pound, WITCIIICRAIT AT TONIMILGE WELLS.--On Satur day last an elderly woman, named Head, a native of the fluillionable town of Tunbridge Wells, att., convicted and sent to gaol for two mouth., by the Hon. F. 0. Molyneux, cu the charge of profe,ing and pretending to tell for 'once. A woman named White was jealous of her him -1 and being too intimate with another woman, and £x It to this old woman Head, wh3 was pretty it".ernity known as a fortune-teller, she inquired if at, lei re tnie. The old woman said they were, hut lorvr Jaya the would bewitch the other woman by g en.intt a chemical compound, which she could, at nhu shop only, obtain for a shilling; she would • ' 664 excruciating pains. The woman White we lod tt. ig • hot, Icing taken with severe pains, she le au hon • us OA C o l iff/Tllllll'll house, and told her she had IN! the wronx woman. The old woman, how 4-,Nund had not. White went home, but i. " l/114 dtLrious and vintiuute in that state. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vire-Clairosilor air G. IL Ward.) 110.1/1 IP. AMMO. His Honour this morning jeo in Oh ease, which was argued en W end sil last. The bill was dled b /M b iJohn Owl& Morris, of 4, Moorgate-street- eleaelyr to both* composer, ilo se tt ry and potholer be year UM of "The Business of London for 1.13-1913," against fear per sons named dales., flosesse, Duaa, and Lamb. It states that the fear ds•ondrate were employed br the plaintiff as canvassees in the of the edition of the " Business Directory " m thim in 1867, and that Marti after that that &mom was to kin est aam in opposition to his, phontiff Mormon was the fset,liet he mo varicated, and was dboimegedl. Phasitil Asa ealled izn the other defendsale te alga an endeateking they would not join Menonsces in thie sadolokins unless the plaintiff discharged them fron . his servies. they destined le de, whereupon the plaintiff them alma. The MI then preemie& to allegt ml" a s i l ! January, 1868, the foot rishodants, who had ommasseed bunnies as palblers, at No. 190, Gray*ninoroad, and knoOt cot sad gabbed a workedied " ThoMorchant's Mannkoor's Pocket Diredery of London, ISNI," which was a damned tends. dirsolory, on the . eriat as the olsolled trades divides of the plaintiff's bat of .wise tins. • pedlealor astme of **Piers ... tido work condelat in the miblisallia of soma eases of chat merchants and *Meese in aapftsh, sad of observations on their burnoose and trades, which were called "antra lines," in either case on payment of an ad ditional fee. Both of them features had been re peated by the defendant,. It was alleged that in pursuance of their lamas the defendants bad caused a copy of the plaintiff's olsolled trades directory to be out up into shp_s, and bad furnished their canvassees with a number of these Apo with instruc tion to all upon the parasol who had paid the plaintiff for the insertion of their names in manner above men tioned, and solicit them to subscribe to their book, at the fame time making colourable alterations in Chris tian names, initials, abbreviations, de. In proof of the imitations which the defendants had made it was shown that several errors which had crept into the plaintiff's book bad been repeated in the defendants' ; for instance, a Mr. Downs was described in both as of 530, Bethnal-green-mad, instead of as of 30 ; and several other mistakes in names and figures were the same in both. The bill prayed for an injunction to restrain the sale, and for an account of the copies sold. For the defence it was urged that although there might be copyright in such a book as a directory, the defendants were perfectly justified in going round to the various tradesmen and asking them whether they would like the Fame announcement as appeared in the plaintiff's book repeated, or repeated with variations, and then in re publishing it. It was, moreover, contended that the deiendente and plaintiff had both derived their informa tion from a common source—namely, " Kelly's Directory" of an earlier date, but the court thought this defence not sufficiently alleged in the pleadings. Mr. W. M. James, Q.C., and Mr. Speed, were for the White ; Mr. Kay, Q.C., and Mr. Frederick Thomas White for the defendants. The Vice-Chancellor said that that the defendants had satisfied him that they had not pirated the plan of the plaudit(' s work ; but there were other defeucei which re quired consideration. Simonson's evidence went to show that the plaintiff had been fully informed of his inten tion to prepare the work in the way mentioned, and that the plainti ff never made any complaint to him, but seemed to acquiesce in the design, expressing a hope that he would not lose his money. The defendant Ashbee, after describing the process whereby the plaintiff' s work was prepared, which to a great extent consisted in making cuttings from news papers, deposed to a conversation with the plaintiff, in which the plaintiff stated that advertisements, after they had been paid for by the public, were public property, and assured him that anybody might used them as he pleased. There ware affidavits of the plaintiff in reply to these statements ; and the result of this part of the evidence in his Honour's view was that neither of the pro positions relied on by the defendants had been made out, either as to the acquiescence of the plaintiff or as to the statement made by him about the advertisements. Copy right was not to be lost by a mere expression of opinion ; nor would the statement respecting advertisements apply to the copying of the lines and capitals. Nor was the third proposition made out, namely, that the plaintiff had pirated another work. There must therefore be an injunc tion. As to the lines and capitals, the plaintiff had been put to the trouble and expense of preparing the matter, although no doubt it was paid for, and no one had a right to make use of this labour and expense to his own advan tage. Otherwise there would be no such thing as copy right. The upshot of the whole case was that the defendants had made extensive use of the plaintiff's work ; and there must be an injunction to restrain publication, though not extending to the advertisements which ap peased at the and of the work, or on separate pages, as distinct from the body of it. The riefendants must pay the costs. THE EXPiEBB, • PUESDAY EVENING, VA* THIRD EDITION. LATEST FOREIGnaI INTELLIGKNOL (moves wrrior's :ate•) UNWED STATES' ExpEDIVZON TO THE NORTH POLE. OOTRA, Nov. 10. . _ Dr. Peterraaan har received °Globe' informa tion from the Geographies' Society of New York that the United states intend to rend another exploring exixditiase to the North Pole, and that • meeting to dimes. the subject will take place on the 12th instant. RtIBBIA. Nov. IL The Emperor has ordered the pubfiestion of an official newspaper which shall be the ale organ of the ministry. The paper is to be called the Moniker of the Government, and will appear at the commence meat of the new year. All other official and semi-offilial publications will cease to appear. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. fittings m Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Bares Barons Martin, Channell, and Pigott.) The court, after hearing several unimportant motions, attempted to proceed with the new trial paper, but when the Bret six cases were called on it was found that in every one of them counsel were absent in consequence of being engaged at the elections. The Lord Chief Baron said all the learned gentlemen appeared to be candidates for boroughs, and as the borough elections would be over on Wednesday week the court would postpone the cases until Thursday week. Their lordships then adjourned for a short time toenable counsel engaged in other cases to be present to argue them. coritT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice Boyill end Justices Byles, Keating, and Brett.) cwontroze, areal-La:Jr r. JOHNSON; - 11ZBPONDENT. This was a consolidated appeal from a decision of the Revising Barrister for Lnashire, and it was partly heard yesterday. The facts were shortly these : Previous to the Reform Act of 1867 there was only one list of county voters, but now there were two, one containing the old voters, and the other the 12/. occupiers. The question was whether the notice of objection must name the list as to which it was objected to the voter's name remaining thereon, in accordance with the practice which had always prevailed as to boroughs. The barrister held that this was not n , and he struck out the names ob. jected to. This was the decision appealed against. Mr. Mellish, Q.C. (with him Mr. Willa) appeared for the appellant; and Mr. Quoin, Q.C., for the respondent. The — Lord Chief Justice said that throughout the acts of parliament relating to the representation of the people and the registration of voters, a marked di ff erence had always been drawn between voters for counties and voters for boroughs, and in the forms in respect of each clam. It was true that there were now two lists of voters forcounties, but there was nothing in the Representation of the I'eople's Act, 1867, which at all rendered it necessary or right that the court should mix up the enactments or the forms relating to boroughs with those relating to counties ; and in his opinion, if they did so, they would leave the matter in inextricable confasion. The decision of the barrister would, therefore, be affirmed. Appeal dismissed with costs. COURT OF BANERTIPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) r. in =MAD ELZRIJI. The bankrupt, • brickmaker, at Botherbithe, ascribed his failure to misfortunes in business. His debts are 6,9031.; property held by creditors as securi! t y . ,....e . o2t 3,9001. This was • sitting for examination and • Mr. Reed was for the assignees, and Mr. Bro u 7gCri: the banket. It • g that there were some discrepancies between the ba pt' • banking book and the accounts he had filed, the matter wuu referred to the official saugnoe, and an adjournment was ordered. IN Ma COMILLNI)EII W. 81:AWLIID. The bankrupt, a commander in the Royal Navy, applied for his order of discharge from debts of 7281. This was a third bankruptcy. The order was granted on the condition of the bank rupt setting aside 51. per quarter out of his pension, which he Lad agreed to do under a former bankruptcy. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. THE NEW LORD MAYOII. On taking his Neat on the bench this morning the Lord Mayor said it was scarcely . necessary for him to state that be hoped, during his year in office, that the justice-room of the - Mansion-house would maintain the high reputa tion which it had always borne both for the manner in which evidence was taken and for the mode in which the depositions were taken down, which had commanded on all occasions the commendations of her Majesty's judges. He knew that he could rely upon Mr. Oke (the chief clerk) and the other officers of the court in pointing out the various bearings of the different acts of partiansent when legal questions of difficulty arose upon matters of great interest to the communist community. Of comma in ordinary criminal cases what was chiefly . required was the most careful discrimination and weig hing of the evidence on the part of the . magistrate • and any magis trate who had had the az of eigh t or ten years in the justice room of the ufldhall w ould be prepared to exercise that care and diserinsimation in dealing with cases at this court. He need scarcely remark upon - the manner in which the we had always reported the proceedings at this court. The accuracy of detail and the mode in which th e proccodings Tad been described generally re flected great honour and great credit upon the gentlemen who attended there, and be bad no doubt that the same accuracy of statement and detail would be observed in the future. LORD MAYOR'S DAY. This morning there were no fewer than IS • ere charged with bloating watches, pins, bona eh, he., yesterday, in King-street and Cbeapside. The. culprit. wore, in moot instanom, captured b 7 City 110WCUT" Dot ciethee, lied la gene oases violent men was oared by the lideree, who woe hy their ecatedesatie swag the . Two MS MOW Carter sad Pheby whe were captured crowd by de tectives Oboe wad Minuet were aided is &eh' rwartame by so may reeihs Sat moral mewled *lmmo had to be called Ea order le dear the way be Se Adam BOTITHWAPX. CAUTION TO TIM _PATIOnIit. 711;711tnnis, -- -- pook — l — raea;r7 Borough, was sunisioned before Mr. Woolryok b 1 Mr. = , Works, for sanitary inspector of St. fiamour's .nriN rf- amongo bstruction on the foot- Pa R I n opii, o to the amsoyanos of Jilt hearing the *Att a r. Wok asked if there bad been any previous i s impiiiW the defendant. Mr. Errington replied in 11517ve, and added that be was amitantly 111116111 1 / 2 6 him. The men w3rked at the wood en the priemeni der boars—in fact making a warbling et the denied *ed. The debeding denied that, and said ha bad no desire to adroit the tberenglifare. On the days in question the wood wee keep* to the is waggons and re moved beide as gooses MT. Weary* that, and indicted a penalty of 30e, with eons. SZTIAOII.O4IT 00W70! OF • KEMAL ULM. A lady mewl Ahab aide the following singable ap plication to Mr. Arnold, the Wang ungiskate. aaanAYaid that a wide Wedge whose nuns as od shended hoe wear and handl for two years, and she held nod. to prove it. On filatardhiz night, at 12 o'clock, Ur mese wu and the went to the dodoes hare tra l ( it the night bell, a Up window was owned, and the con tacts of a water jog throw* our her. flhe went back and halm km swear worn, returned to the who doctoewase hoses, he Isheed to cam and see low mother, getting MEM sad he nwed and menonsd her, and in fact about pushed her out U of the house. Mr. Arnold alba the object of the application. Applicant said to got a gammen against the person who threw the water ; it was a woman. Could not his worship her abo shesone advice respecting the refusal to attend her sack ehothse._ _ l[r. Arnold aid it was very erbsmdinary condnct, but he could not assist her with regard to the refusal to attend her mother. If the doctor used any personal violence or threats be would grant her a summons, but be could not compel him to give the name of the person who threw the water. If applicant could emertain the woman's name she should have a summons. Applicant said she was frightened to go near the house. THAMES. Arrinerr TO ROB • P01R.0771011 TILL. Dennis (Asia-, about 14, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with attempting to steal money from a till. Robert Briant said be was clerk to Mr. Auguetus Shroder, postmaster, in Three Colt-street, Limehouse, which was also a money ordbr office and post-office savings bank. At 7 o'clock last night he left the office for a few minutes. Ile had just before received 1001. in notes, and de posited them in the till. There was about 2004. in the till, including stamps and 41W. in gold. The post master was in his bed very ill, and the whole charge of the office devolved upon him. A minute or two after leav ing the office be received information from the servant which induced him to return hastily, and upon entering the office he saw the prisoner behind the counter on his hands and knees with lass hand on the till and about to re move it. lie seized the prisoner, who said, " Let me go, I have not taken anything. He gave the prisoner into custody. Ile bad seen the 'prisoner before. Mr. Paget—Did you lock the till before you left tho office Witness—Certainly, sir, and pat the key in my pocket. Roche, the gaoler of the court, said the prisoner had etu committed before. The clerk Briant was recalled, and, in answer to a question, said he punched the prisoner's head against the till. Mr. Paget—Make some inquiries about the boy. I sha 11 remand him till Monday next. THE RECENT GALES IN THE NORTH SBA. DREADFUL SUFFERINGS IN AN OPEN BOAT. The screw steamship Gipsy Queen, Capt. Nash, arrived on Sunday evening at West Hartlepool, bringing the crews of two vessels lost .in the North Sea during the recent gales. One crew was that of the brig Jane, of Whitby, Captain Shaw, which foundered about 160 miles eastward of Flamboro' Head, on the 31st of October. She was bound from London to the north, in ballast, and encountering the fearful gale which swept the North Sea at the end of last month, was unable to five in it. When she sunk the crew took to her boat, and in this frail craft contended against the fury of the elements for eight hours, being all the time saturated with the sea water and almost perished with cold. When all hope was well nigh extin guished, they descried a sail in the offing, which bore down to their assistance, and they were thus rescued. The other wrecked crew which the Gipsy Queen brought be longed to the John and Ann, of Sunderland, Captain Bra nungham, bound from Biga to Antwerp, which vessel was driven ashore in a gale on October 27, near the Hoban Light; and before they could be rescued from the wreck her captain was washed overboard and drowned. SHIPPING INTIILLIGENCI.-(T1118 DAT.) fay sraemari.) Lomax, Nov. 10. —Wind at noon N.E., fresh brow, and fine. 011AVIIIMND. Nov. D.—Arrived: William and Jane, hem Deme rara. Sailed, 9 : Camas, for Port Phillip ; Bayard, Bombay ; Wm. Ramon, Bombay ; Tricot, Demerara. Livravom.., ov. 9.—Sailed: Cecil, far Lagos: Africans, Callao; J. F. Ferreiras, Saguia la Grande ; Malaga, Savannah; MS4Ol' von Flotow, Matansas; Galloway, Mobile. 9. Oaward, Bonny; Clifton_ 'Valparaiso ; Westwood, Antigua ; Adept , Mobile. PLT1101:78, Nov. 9.—Arrived : Roman (a.), from Southamp ton for Cape of Good Hope. Reasoals, Nov. 9.—Sailed Else, for Hoag Kong, after repo:mg. lat-reenivos, Nov. 9.—Sailed: Oneida (ss.), for Brazils. CLTDI, Nov. 9.—Arrived : Mary C. Abbey , from Savannah. Sailed : Carriek Castle, for Singapore; Ames, Bombay ; Ocean Phantom, New Orleans. Piu., Nov. 9.—Sailed: Arthur Hussman, for New York. KIIMILOAD, Nov. 9.—Arrivcd: Abbas, from New York ; Aurora, Oahe*, for Gloucester. NIWPORT, Nov. 9.—Sailed: Vainness, for St. Thomas; Botha, Savannah ; Rues, Savannah ; Orman, Baltimore. Oso main, Nov. 10.—Arrived : Sonora* (s), from Antwerp ; Forth (..),Hansborg ; Thomism Gillespie (s.),(komeitailt ; Josephins, Archangel. Sailed : Zeba, foe Hong Kong. INORTINOVIII, Nov. 9.—Arrived Onyx, hom thaderiand, for eniee,to repair damage. On DAlertioUrb, Nov. D.—Arrived: Adamant, from Lathe:4 for Colombo. Fausan - rk, Nov. 9.—Arrived: James Hull, from Bahia. Ore PALMA:TR, Nov. 9.—Arrived; New Orleans, from Dead bar, for the Elbe. Mix asap, Nov. o.—Sailed : Commence, for Bombay. WaIIIBINPOIMT Nov. 9 .— Arrived : G. A. Oman, from St. John's, New Briarwieit ; Columbia, Quebec. PINZANCII ROADS, Nov. 9.—At anchor about 100 Tieleekl, sea& were getting mar welsh in the atteesoes to proixot - - casual:rum BiIDIMIGTON, Nov. 9.—Arrived : Bella io tr aud om Ostend. tor Bun diriand, with bowsprit broken, ha the Blackboy (a.) at author in the buy, which insitained 6011Tuarrox, Nor. 9.—Ths Boßet, arrived dm r Table Bar, reports having picked up the crew at the Zeelaadka, which was tarot at ma on the 19th Sept., with aso of cods. The E alio raported haying session the 10th .in lat. tit 13, kn. I W, a largo dip going down an Ire, mains crafts unknown. Psi:arca, Nov. T.—Arrived : !trim Gond, tram Cardiff, for kering, with ken at annimnst and and stern and host damaged. bralng In eillision Oth about 9.90 p.m. with a large ship or barque whirl proceeded. WXLTRKR RIIPORT.-(THIS DAT.) Tl'llthAT, Nov. 10. 8 a.m. oA & 111 W. I 1 0 I N ... „Ma f Aberdees 130.125. E s se N.N.W. Leith 1 30 X 1 f 4U109 N.E. Bhielde 110.27f 413 e N.B. Bearbarei 30.201 49 30 E.N.B. Taissoellt 10.07 f 44 41 N.E. &Mee Oezlieven 17'7' - Eleessesa 20.34 fSO es E. aresesestle '80.30 f 4240 E. Kg. Betelieed 130.22t 42 SS E.N.E. Warped 20.24f 40 E N.N.E. Weide f4l 40 E.N.B. OeipeCher !20.12 144 42 N.E. issbes Pt 110.17 139 SE E. Itissmas 1 3 3 0 0.111 1 4O'Ve N.B. 30.14 f 3 N.E. 7:3=.11 I w lO as N. .20.01 fSS SS N.E. Leads& 120.002 SSA N.E. E. Erie Nes Wet le St N.N.K. Breit 0.001 43 3 e N.N.E. Laryti . .02'541 Se E. N.E. 11Weft 1047 r 37.37 W.1.1.W Clesines — 1 1 - i —i hall ikligid.. . -1 membiZi — I pa.• —; —I Tooke likart'aoos 80.(46 SI 11111 1 1 111.117. W.! N.W. NW. N.& N.Y. E. N.E. N.B. E. N. E. N.N.S. E. N.E. N.E. N.B. N.H. E. N.B. N. N.E. N. c toe be 0 c re Lii.w.l t Fie I L I - I OA, Very little change hen emend la beremetalal Femmes awe Yr/ 4414 1b neangsp effy menty amain is ell algal% bet MCP la d evening • le Sewers b ee 111101/2 lima The =neteraiele is the sank wid mewls ant et Cape tre ird• Sempenteniv higtme tkomi it wm yqe4egdag. Wawa. neraiddisit, 11/11111 IMMO 11111111111137 pea lent mn*, but et Yarmouth the visa wee eirowe what In the Mlb at Trews a sera-vvele* gide Tr yak& dig tesillems. flue =Met the ef th visa eve general nova neatly; is the meth of iley general ble le Reiland end Trebel modnate. The "maw en Filastspy cloudy Hill ▪ nwerted has ant. GRICENCARTLE, Nov. 10.—The Allen Company's steamship Moravian, from Quebec on the 3let ult., ar rived in Lough Foyle at 1.20 p.m. to-day with mails and pamengets. Bho landed the•maile for London and Pry' ccoded for Liverpool. DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF HABTINOB.-(THIS DAY.) We have to ammo* the death of the Marquis of Midday, which swot took plsos at his lordship's residence, in Grcevesior-square, at 12.40 this afternoon. The deceased peer, Henry Weydord Charles Planta genet Itawdon-Hastings, fourth Marquis of Raiding', was the second son of the second marquis by the Baroness Grey de Ituthyn. He was born in Cavendish-square, in 1842, so that he was only 26 years of age. He succeeded his brother as marquis in 1861, and his mother in the Barony of Grey de Ituthyn in 1868. In 1864 he married the only daughter of the second Marquis of Anglesey. The deceased peer was the patron of ten livings. The Bret earl's father was speaker of the Irish House of Com mons, and the first marquis was Governor-General of India: As all the world is aware, the late marquis was known more in his character as a supporter of thu turf. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE SHREWSBErRY MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OP THE EXPRESS. Sin,—Nothing has occurred up to the present writing to stay the progress of the Shrewsbury Autumn Meeting, which commenced with average success yester day, but will not produce very extensive fields, from pre. seat appearances, despite the large number of horses— about two hundred—on the spot. The great event is de cided this afternoon, and its result will probably foretell the winner of the Column, the principal feature in Wednesday'. card, though I have an ides that old Indigestion will be hard to beat, and also Lord Ronald, however his lordship may perform in the Shrewsbury Cup. (living the Tankerville Nursery to Pladda or Memento, the Monkmoer Handicap to Pantaloon or The Sphynx, and the Sbobdon Cup to Danis or Cocoa Nut, I shall defer my observations on Thursday. and Friday's programmes until to-morrow.—l am, /co., __ METEOR. STIREWSBTTRY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BATTLEFIELD HANDICAP. John Leech .. .. 1 Lily• • • ' .. .. 2 Contempt .. .. 3 ran. ATTINGHAN HANDICAP. Baunda .. 1 Ettrick .. 2 Maraschino .. .. 3 6 ran. ENVILLE PLATE. .. Scout .. .. Jenny Mills .. .. Returned .. .. 18 ran. fiIIitEWSBURY CUP. Romping 'dirt Knight of the Garter .. mince Regent 14 ram FOREGATE STAKES. Half • mile. 2.46. Macduff, Sering•patam, Bismarck, Paris, Juanita, Argyle, Abyssinia, Sir Oliver, and Marshal Ney are here. COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. Three-quarters of • mile. 3.4.5. Cock of the Walk, John iesai,Macduff, Harebell, Good Hope, Minnie Warren, La Belle Jeanne, Ada, Hymen, Knight of the Rover', and Slowman are here. SEIZURE OF 4 89110011A1! ANDMURDBR OF TEE GREW BY PIR4TEB. - SYDNEY, Sr. S. The Marian Benny (schooner) has been seized, and her crew murdered by the natives of the Solomon group. ILLEGAL PEOCISSIONS.—The secretary of the Scottish Reformation Society has called the attention of the Secretary of State to an illegal Popish at Rom, Herefordshire, but as yet nothus . g bas been done.— Bulwark for November. _ DESTRUCTION OF A LIVXRPOOL-HOUND PllllO - Spa.—lntellig!eno• was received in Liverpool yes terday that the L. H. Cotton, from Cleveland to Liver pool, had been totally destroyed by fire shortly after leaving the former port. fibs had • cargo of pebroleam on board, which it is supposed became soddenl y ignited. The Novelty, from Labrador to Plymouth, is reported to have been Oandued at sea. CAFE OP 0001) HOPE, 1867.—The a • ping entered and cleared at ports in this colony to 628,232 tons, no less than 436,370 tons, or rather more than 82 per cent., being under the British flag. The imports were caked at 2,416,4091., being an increase of nearly half a million on those of the preceding year. though varying but little from the average el the lost tam years, during which the resources of the colony bus bun developed to a very large extent. Her exports during the year 1867 were valued at 2,630,6001., which though a decrease of nearly 70,00 W. on those of 1866, 0 a may be regarded as highly satisfactory 0 ing the low rate at which wool, the staple com modity of the colony, has beenvalued during the put year. Of th is article alone more than 36,000,000 lbs. were ex . red, valued at 1,927,6281. and the remaining 1 ~0001. is nearly accounted for'by the following items : Copper ore, 120,0001. • ostrich feathers, 76,00014 , goat skins, 66,0001. • and sh e ep - sides, 94,0001 . During 1867 the revenue colle cted was 890,8261., and the expenditure, 886,1971. ; but these totals are inclusive of loans raised and paid off, which were respectively 281,000 1. and 189,6001. The debt of the colony is 1,101,66 0 , being less than half the value of its e OVTWARD BOMBAY x = OF OCT. 24-30.-- Sem, Nov. 9.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Babette sailed at 1 p.m. _yesterday for Bombay. D OLOZAOA AND OZNISAL irwr..—ln many re spects those two men are a perfect contrast, but they have long been bound together by the ties of an old and inti mate friendship. Dolce is a dry taciturn man of action— Oloraga is the fluent speaker and the wary diplinhatieti the former a Ant-rate in the field, wher e his ems. and coolness have repeatedly been proved—the bete; enalleas, patient, e and of excellent counsel in the cabinet, Me *rely taken at fault. The very appearance of the BM is u dissimilar as their natures. halos, who has keg had indifferent health, is meagre, bilious, sallow—leaker the soldier, but also the conspirator. To most eagle his as pect would recall the well-known line, "Ton OMNI lath a lean and dowry look." Olosaga, on the contrary, is portly, rubicund, unctuous, with remarkable dark eyes and a genial manner. The two men must be Ready Um sera age—sixty, or thereabouts—but both would look than they are were it not for Duke's ill-health olmega's family affliotions. About two year, ago the latter lost ea only daughter, the joy and delight of his widowed heart—a creature in the prime of youth,= beauty, and very recently married. This was a grief. his depair was such as to alarm his Meade, who lest he should destroy himself. In their anxiety they purloined his maces, and his beard —white from sorrow rather than from years. He relief a travel —he wee already a political isll he with his old friend Duloe, lately from the laerative post of Captaia-Oeneral of Cuba, ma else he ar t=fht home with him a wife he bad they married, of enor mous wealth. At hie age this sudden penes might have weaned many men from compiracy, and have induced them to take ther ease and abandon political struggles, It was not so with Daly —nay more than it has been with Prim—and the two friends soon understood each other, and agreed upon • plan of action.—BLickwessrs Magazise for November. Mies Agnes Zimmermann is about to leave Fagiand on a tone in fiennany, having accepted acme. scats to play at some mamba et the principal mow& SY lITe-(721I8 DAY.) ONE crow= Liiifiiiimpt general Wel prevails that the Bank trytisato of Iheerint will soon be raised rifijor MM.; yet the stook markets show a faconeablo tondifficy. An upward move malt of 1 par oent. swears to have beat fully discounted, while purchase are enoonrW by the important advance yesterday in the biroh funds and the satisfactory tenor of the speeobee delivered last night at the Lord Mayors banquet. The English fund. are Ban, at the closing prises of yesterday. Railway esourition present no varialisn of import ance; but several of the foreign 'bonds, including the 6-20 and Italian; of 1861, have experienced a fresh rim. During the next few days attention will be directed to the fortnightly settlement. There is a geoid supply off maw in the dl count market, yet, in anticipation of in advance in the official rate this or next week, the charge for the best paper is as high as 2to 21 per ant. Them is aonsequintly a rather active hand at the Bwk. Advances on English Oovernment Securities ass obtainable in the Exchange at Viper sent. Consols are quoted 941 to 1. for money and the account (Deo. I) ; sad the Timm per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Gents., 921 to 1. The only change in railway stooks- it a recluo tion of per cent. in London and Nati:Western, vie., 1111 to 1 ; Great Western, 491 to- 1; 1111 to 4; London and South Western, 871 to 881; Great Eastern, 421 to ; Brighton, 491 to 1; South Eastern, rite 4; Metropolitan, 1061 to 106; Great Northern, 1041 to 1061 ; ditto A, 1031 to 104 ; Caledonian, 73 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1281; London, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 171; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 471 to 48. There is a good inquiry for foreign stocks. Turkish bonds of 1868 have improved per cent.; Italian of 1861 and the Nioolai Railway loan, 1; and Spanish of 1867, 1-18. Subjoined are the quotations : Brazilian of 1865, 771 to 781 ; Chili= of 1867, 941 to 96; Egyptian of 1884, 811 to 82; ditto of 1868, 731 to 1; Italian of 1861, 561 to 56k; ditto Tobacco Loan, 21 to prem. ; Mexican, 161 to 161; Peruvian of 1865, 81/ to 4 ; Russian of 1866, 901 to 1 ; ditto Nioolai Rail way Loan, 661 to 1, ex div. ; ditto Orel, 81 to ; ditto Moscow-Jaroelaw, 811 to 821 ; Spanish of 1867, 341 to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 69 to 70 ; ditto of 1862, 681 to 691; and ditto of 1866, 411 to 42. No alteration is apparent in Indian securities. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 215 to 217 ; the Five, 1142. to 1154 ; the Four, 1021 to 103 ; the Bonds, 168. to 20s. prem. ; and the Debentures, 105/ to 106. Bank Stock, 244 to 246 ; and Exchequer Bills, 16s. to 208. prom. _ _ Bank shares are without variation. Alliance are at 13 to 12 dia. ; London and County, 482 to 49/ ; Union of London, 33/ to 34/ ; London and West minster, 622 to 83/ ; Anglo-Austrian, 6/ to 7 prom.; Imperial Ottoman, 1/ to 1; prom.; and Consoli dated, 1 to l prem. The Market for miscellaneous shares is inactive, and prices are unaltered. General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. International, 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dis. ; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 1; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 1; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 211 to 22. United SWIM 3-20 Ronde skre iu demand, and per cent. higher, at 74 to 1; Erie Railway Shares, 271 to 1; Illinois Central, 961 to 97 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 361 to 37 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to 1. The scrip of the Charkof-Azof Railway Loan is at 1 to 11 prem., showing no change. The directors of the Otago and Southland In vestment Company (Limited) announce that the accounts for the half-year ending 31st July last have been duly audited, and that the result enables them to declare the usual interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax payable on or after the 11th instant. TWO O'CLOCK. Railway stocks are inquired for, and Great Eastern, Brighton, South Eastern, and Caledonian show a rise of Ito j per cent. As regards foreign securities, the only fresh change is an advance of #in Turkish of 1863. Consols are steady. FOUR O'CLOCK. Console are steady, at 941 to i both for money and the account. In the railway market the chief change is a rise of 1 per cent. in Great Western stock, viz., to 304 to 4. London and North Western is quoted 1114 to 4, showing an advance of 1; Caledonian, 734 to 1 ; Brighton, 494 to 50; Metropolitan, 1054 to 108 ; South Eastern, 774 to 1 ; Midland, 1114 to 4; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 1281. As regards foreign stocks, Turkish of 1885 and the Ord Vitebsk Railway Loan have advanced per cent., the present prices being 424 to and 81 to 4, respectively. Italian of 1861 are at 554 to 56, showing a decline of 4; Nicholai, 654 to 4 ; Spanish of 1887, 344 to 2 ; and Russian (Charkof) Scrip, to 1 prem. No gold has been sent into or takon :from the Bank to-day. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rontee opened at 71fr. 73c. for the account, being Sc. better. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday next a special settling day in the New 51. Ordinary Shares of the Metropolitan Railway Company, which are to be marked in the official list. The following memorandum, relating to the East India Irrigation and Canal Company, has been forwarded to us from the India-office : " With reference to the statement that the terms of the proposed purchase of the East India Irriga tion and Canal Company's works, by the Secre tary of State for India, include 'a further sum sufficient to cover compensation to the managing body and officers, and thus to exonerate the pro prietar7 from all liability in that respect,' we are authorised to state that the terms provisionally agreed to by the Secretary of State, in regard to that sum, are 'to give 50,0001. as a bonus to be appropriated at the discretion of the shareholders, with a stipulation that no claims for compensa tion on : c te rec iart of the company's o ffi cers, or others en on the works, shall be made on the Secretary o State.' " . _ At the meeting yesterday of the Trust and Agency Ooinpany of Australasia (Limited) a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 pee cent. per annum. At a meeting of the proprietors of the North of Scotland Bank, just held at Aberdeen, a divi dend was declared of 10 :per cent., 18,0001. was carried to investment account, and 40,0001. of undivided profits was added to the paid-up capital of the undertaking, raising it to 320,0001. A from the Brazilian Street Rail way Company (Limited) informs us that the receipts for the month of September last were 10:915 541 dole. (about 1,0011.), as against 7:284 480 dole. (about 72814 in the corresponding month of last year. At a meeting of the creditors of Mews. T. and W. Newland* and Co., of Glasgow, and Newland* Brothers, of Rio di Zaneiro, it was resolved to 40860 asnekt , ' it • plaid. masa& peak i•isdissis enteading one twelve of 15.. in Sim RAILWAY MINING. AND OTHIII BHARE&-(T1118 DAY.) Kissing prises to 1 p.m.' esad(10171112111RIT SICUBITIES. OmmiV ii s a r li .aan. and July, 877 1071. 44, Do., pa p r _emit, MA and August l 106. Cope of Gael 71Ape, 6 per east, April 15 and Oct. 16, HMO, 99. Mauritian, 6 per emit., May and Nov., 1882,1086 New anmerir, 6 per osa Jam a n 1. Now Son& Wass, 6 par mak, Jan. and July, 888 le 189600. tailessa. by animal dewlap from 1887-76, Mi. New Yisalsmd, wr mat, /am and Ady, 911. Do., Jam, ApiA July, and 046 . .": 1, 1% 2 6 7 . 1 i Nova Sastia, 6 per emit, ;am sad , Qmenimid,6 per mat., Jam mad My, 11182-6, rat Victoria, 6 per mint, April mad Oat., lOW, 10. Omni ORDINARY SMARM AND STOOILL Nirfara,4ll Great Nortbeni I( L reativas ar Maiden& madl 4 per Mot hes been pia* , 121 ht Gmat W 4 lstamidne and Y Unarm, Madam . , and Dem. • 14 1 ,10111 Imam mad North Waken, 111, . lAEA= sad Smith . Waimea. 871, 1 . MarsoptErma tDa, sow ;eda m e i r ie lsk iwt, iortult anrick North Radian ,) 190. Do. (easeklan arid Dartlnglsn), 1161. Smith Lila= Profaned (drlmred receives ms• dividend until 6 per amt has been pad la preferred), 1011. Do., Deferred, 471. PREFERENCE SMARM Great Wastarn. pint rent chastier oent., Do., ant., 1 Midland • (Bristol Birmingham*, 6. per cent., 131 3. De. mt,a r and Hitchin), 4 per cant., 891. North Consolidated, 41 per eat. rederna/114.116. PREFFS.I.24CE SHARES AND STOCKS. London and North Westarn, 6 per cent, 1091. Midland, 6 per cent., 91 BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Boni. i Bar., nci and Cent. India, gun. 6 per cf., 1061. Grand Fast n L guar. 6 per cent, of Canada, Ist pr 1091 LAl. eference a, 61. Do., 4th pretension stock, let Great Indian Pain., gas. 6m omit, 1081, 1. Great Western of Canada, ~ id. Madras, gun. 6 per cent., 108 1, 8. Sande, Delhi, gus. 6 per amt., 1031, 1. 1. $, I. Do., Punjaub, 1031, 4. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES. East Indian, 1870.71. 108. Madras, 1870-71-72, 106. FORRIGN RAILWAY& Bahia and San Fran. (Lim.), gun. 7 per ot., 164, 4. Great Luxembourg, 4, 4. Lemberg-Cxernowitz, gun. 7 per cent. (Lim.), 16 14ggiamt . Namur and Li3ge, 6 per cent. pref., guar. by the Dvemment, 22. Recife and San Francisco (Lam.), gun. 7 p. ct., 114, 4, San Paulo (Limited), guar. 7 per cent., 184, xd. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Moscow-Janialaw, gun. by Russian Govt., 824, I. Orel Vitebsk, gun. by Russian Government. 6 per teat. ISoul, i• th Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 3 per wt., 4. BRITISH MINES. East Caradoe, 6*. Great Laxey (Limited), 21, 4. Great Wheal For (Ralston), 134. Berodafoot, 46, 8,5, 4. Narks Valley, 84. West Seton, 193. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIM Anglo-Brazilian Gold Limited), 9.16, 4. Don Pedro, North del 846, pm. Postmen& United Gold ( ), 14. Port Phillip, 1 16.16, ad. Row Grande (Limited), pm. DOCKS. London and St. Katharine, 64. JOINT STOCK BANE& Agra (Limited), B, 61. Alliance (Limited), 1 2f 2. Anglo-Egyptian fl aming (Limited), 20, lot. Austxalasia, 6. Bank of Egypt, M. Imperial Batik (Limited), 161. rial l. London and River Pla te, 261. shares (Limited), Ilf. London Chartered of Austri.ha. 24f, 2f. London and County, 481, 9, Bf. De., New, issued at *. prem. (161. paid), 401. London Joint Stock. 23 f. London and Westminster, Scrip boned at 101. pram. none of which has been paid, 60f, , I. Midland (Limited), 191. Provincial Banking Corporation (Limited), 4, I. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 21f. Commercial Union (Assurance), $. Crystal Palace, preL, 101. inen Etytit: per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian gos- Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 1 General Credit and Discount (Limited), sf, f, I. Hudson's Bay, 14 f, I. Intarnatimal Financial Society (Limited), 3j. National Discount Company (Limited), 12. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 55, f. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 14, I. Royal Hail Steam, 51. Talegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 151, f. Thames and Mersey _Marine Insurance (Lim.), se. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 76, I. MINEB.--crma DAY.) - ONB O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day there is a good demand for shares in most of the following mines, at the prices given, viz. :—West Chiverton, 61 to 62 ; Great Laxey, 20 to 21; Prince of Wales, 395. to 41s. ; New Lovell, 18a. to 203. ; South Great. Work, 6s. to Bs. ; West Great Work, 21 to ; Bast Trumpet Consols, 2 to 21 ; Chiverton, 4 to 41; Bast Caraclon, 41 to N t ; Wheal Mary Ann, 19 to 20 ; Wheal t3eton, 30 to 56 ; Great Vor. 13 to 131; East Grenville, 4 to 4; Chiverton Valley, 3 to 31 ; Frank Mills, 3 to Annexed are the quotations of foreign and colonial mining shares :—St. John Del Bey, 17 to 18; Don Pedro, 31 toy pm. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; Pestarena, 11 to 11 die.; Chon tales, 21 to 11 ; Roses Grande, 1 to 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up, It o ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United exican, 1 to 1; Fronting and Bolivia, 1 to f ; Port Phillip, 11 to 1 ; Central American, 1 dis. to par ; Sao Vicente, dis to / prem. ; Capula Silver, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; Yudanamutana, 2 to ; Nurbudda Coal, 21 to 1/1 dia. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARITIME. alas DAY.) . otri oww ooaawleowomer.) Corrow.—The very steady. Sales about 8,000 or 10,000 bales. . . . . Coix.—The market well attended. Wheat in moderato. demand at 2d. per oeutal lower rates. Flour heavy, at Is. per rack decline. Beans, 6d. per qr. dearer; ffaith. 41e. 6d. to 425. Oats and oatmeal in steady demand, at. fully L. per qr. advance. Mixed American, 395.. Dann-. Bien, 365. There will be no market held on Tuesday, thq lith inst., owing to the general election. LEEDS CORN 31 (IT '.-(THIS DAY.) (rnox an own oonanirownsirr.) There was more inquiry for wheat, but, as buyers. wanted a reduction in prima, only little doing. Barter : quiet, and lower to sell. CORK BUTTER MARK T.--(THIS DAY.) cn naasaApic.) (nom ova ow oosaasecomarr.) Ordinary, 133 n, 120 a.. 123•., llen, 116 a., 90a. ; 1,321, firkins. Mild cured, 132 n, 133 a., 1211 a. ; 100 firkins. MINCING-LANEL—(IIIIB DAT.) proAs.—Tbe market has alined very antly. OW are ha buyers M previous prim" and no sslk(l at. sag reduction. 1110orsan.—Ths market is shinty, but ler active thaa hA week. Thor is so improvement in the demand for this article. Faust —Far low es well am hie entrants thorn is a steady deemed. Valencia taigas also sill stasslikr. Rim Baca thavricens.No sales Paciorro.—Thrs• hundred bap sold at 2s- re g eg rid. • ior cannason to pod. Oorron.—The market is dull. and Prim are Kr R lb. lower. TALLOW KARZET.—(T9III3 DAY.: oin 1 The market is lam, 50, 3d... . burg T.O. ea 146 69a. 6d ; Dessadise, January, 686. ; Nan% bah ed. SHITHPIELD HAY HARM —(11118 DAY.) Ur. Oarlas Jams lesion male bias stow at lie following plias :—Prise clover, from 1170. ed. Is IN& ; batorior ditto, 860. to 100 n; panto bay, 106 n to Ilk.; inferior 4Wo, Ms. to 91w i OW, 111111 to PA