The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-28 00:00:00

IMPOSTS AND EXPORTS sceounts relating to the trade and ; O tt ti,„ o f the l'nited Kingdom for t h e n ine months preceding were pub •:'.l.,‘t this pluming. The import returns en ., lion-ever, only brought down to ,11.1 of September, show an important in not only upon those of all the previous voilt h„, of the year, but also upon the oorrespoad periods of 1886 and 1887. The total value stn churl to 23.38ti,6451., which was upwards of m illions steeling in excess of the value re ,: in August. Th e csriation in the exports is not so marked. Tte total value in October was 16,876,8981., which , se se increase of rather over • million in the ~t urs of the corresponding month last year, Fut shout 150,0001. less than those of the previous i..outh this year. AIArAL AND MILITARY. Apattal.Tr, Nov. 24. Hub-Liontonante ilariei }Award Gissing and Francis Hutton Hazgarth Late beeu the , Jay . promoted to be lieutenants in her Majesty's fleet. with seniority of 3rd April, 1868. fiarefh. l iontu.sirT, NOV. 27.—APPOISTMStrrit.--Cap tiiu Colin A. Campbell, to the Ariadne, commissioned ; . c ienuelers Chas. A. J. Heysham, to the Black Prince, r.:;lFrederic P. Doughty, to the Valiant ; Staff-Surgeon Pr John It. Holman, to the Ariadne; Assistant Surgeons llcnq Ballow and Richard S. P. Griffiths, to the astsdne Chief Engineer Charles R. Chamberlain, to the snail's° ; Engineers Evan L. Williams to the St. George; laward Lewis, Henry O. Pitcher, and John Adams, to :he Ariadne ; First-class Assistant Engineer Thomas B. ;ordan, to the Ariadne. In our naval intelligence of the 24th inst. we T ; • led the appointment of Lieutenant H. J. Morgan to N,rthumberhind. We are requested to state that it :dui have been Midshipman H. J. Morgan. The Army tont iw Gazette says a rumour was r nt at the Admiralty yesterday that, after all that L , Is cu said. the Duke of Somerset may, on the change c: the miuist:T. take office again as First Lord of the re the deaths of Generals Pigot and Marten I.lowiair promotions will take place:—Lieutenant t•osersi I.bihP Spencer Stanhope. colonel of the 13th lt.i.intry, to be general ; Major-Generals W. A. Nr, ~..krty, command i ng the troops in the Madras and Lewis Lewis Duncan Williams, late of the 2nd t i v arJs, to be lieutenant-generalsi Ooleards T. H. commanding at Colchester, and E. Ha late c: ite 1:4 Royals. to be major-generals; e lo i ar M. • u nattached , and H. Montagu Sm , staff ,atr of Pensioners at Birmingham, to be 'enteriant ,:mej3: and Captains W. Clutterbnak, 66th Foot, and • Stokes, Royal Artakry, to be majors in the army. SPORTING NOTES. DAT S. Rore.—The Sporting Gaze& say . s that firm the progress made in the cause bat, there m every likelihood that this action will be tiled before Christman. ldr. Coleridge. Q.C. lead, for the plainti ff , and the ittorney-deneral for the defendant. It is announced flat an important action le likely to be tried sexy shortly l‘etween a peer and a commoner, both well known on tie turf. in which the statute of hmita i: ns will be plouled to a claim of close upon 20,0001. on 11 of ex ge. F(.IIDRAX'S Morsri.—The number of races won by Ueorre Fordham during the last 13 years is (says the LO) astonishing, being neither surpassed, nor even approached by any other jockey; and I.:ling to the fact that the fortunate and acoomplished I:rseman is still a young man, it is reasonable to 'appose fist his future career during a like number of years will • aen equally brilliant result. The number of winning c..crts are as follow:-1866, 108; 1857, 84 ; 1868, 91 ; 1'•;r. 118; 1860, 146 ; 1861, 106; 1862, 166 ' • 1863, 103 ; l 7; 1865, 153 ; 1866, 111; 1867, 131 ; 1868, 111. I:711 number of winning mounts for twelve years, 1,661. The S e eeresiers has the following items:—The Grand ivinonsii steeplechase Committee have struck Mr. Bower 19:b.4 ' e name off the list of gentlemen riders, for running • rse called Byfield under • false name at Grantham in 5;: - .1 last. —The objection to Barnabo, who came in first : the Free Handicap Hurdle Race at Warwick last week, tears decided in his favour ; and Sky Blue, who won :Le Hunt Cup Steeple-chase, and was objected to by the rimer of Susan, has been adjudged the winner of that rice —With reference to the Handicap Hurdle Race at Crldoe, the same journal says that on returning to • r the race, on Thursday, Mr. Edwards, the ruler CET; enham, who came in second, objected to the • .4 the runner., excepting Colours, for having gone to wrong course. The case was immediately investigated, shd the race awarded to Chippenham, Aurtfera, who came it first, being disqualified, and the stewards believing list none of the others, except Colours, had gnus the o tare, placed Mr. Green's fi lly second, disquali • g all except Chippenbam and Colours. Sir Charles Nugent, not satisfied with the verdict above given, has lodged • isofi L asz a tth t ain j e st the eerment of the stokes to ATHLETIC SPORTS AT OXFORD.—The members of St. John's College commenced their athletic sports on the university Running Ground yesterday. The weather was anything but favourable, a drizzling rain falling during the afternoon, and limiting the attendance to a very select few. The follow- Mg are the details of the events :—Flat Race, 100 lards.—Trial Heats.—First heat-1, Colmore ; 2, Card well ; 3, Quentin. Cratere% 0 ; Hay, 0 ; and Mere d:th. 0. Won by • yard. Time, 101 seconds. Second Heat--1, Tylecote ;2, Reynolds ;3, Williams ; Sharpe. 0. Time, 11 seconds. In consequence of the paucity of natters the first and second heats were joined and run as or.c heat. The trial heat will be run this day (Saturday). Putting the weight.—This event will be finished this day, IF some of the competitors were absent in the schools. The furthest distances thrown were--CohnOre, 27ft. f:n. ; Barwick, 26ft. 41in. ; Cardwell, her, Gloats. Slater, and Aston also threw. Hurdle Ewe, 120 yards, 10 flights.—First heat, Cardwell L.lng the only starter, walked over; second heat, Reynolds and Ropers walked over; third heat. 1 Tyleoote; 2, Skinner ; 3, Slater ; all the men fell at the last hurdle. High J urep.—L Tylecote, 411. 1071 in.; 2. Armstrong,4ft.9lin. Cardwell.Gittings,Meredith,Sitarpe,andWayman also com peted. Flat race, quarter of a mile. —l,Deaken ; 2, Reynolds; Tylecoto-; Cardwell, 0; Graeber ,0 ; Meredith, 0 ; Sharpe, 0; Wayman, 0; Nichols, 0; and Hay, 0; time, 66 Recs. Long Jump.-1, Quentin, 18ft. 1 in. •2, Tylecote, 17ft. tokui. ; liarwick, Cardwell, and Colt:More. Throwmg the Cncket A 96 yy I ft.; 2 1 Tylecote, 90 yards, 21t.; Blenco we,Bond, Graeber, O Driscoll, and White. Flat Race—One male.-1, Deeken, by 60 yards; 2, Critter& ll . 3 , Bourne ; time, 6 mins.; Bond, 0; Pourer, 0: 0 ; Turner, 0; and Wayman, O. The sport . will be continued this day. GREAT BOAT RACE.—The Banners' snatch for 200/. a side, between Henry Kelley, of Putney, and Joseph Sadler. of Surbiton, will be rowed on Tueeday afternoon nest, Decemb er 1, b e t ween 2 an d 3 o'clock, over the area Course from Putney to Mortlake, and the superio rity of One or other will be set at red!. It is just a twelve ormli since these men met in a match over the same course. on which occasion a splendid race ensued from the darting-place to the Soap Works at Hammersmith, where a collision unfOrtunately occurred , and the race was abruptly termi na t e d a t ifs critical point. Sadler kootrived to keep the lead for upwards of a mile, when he was overtaken by Kelley, and the two *cullers Etiled. Whether the race shortly to be rowed will at all mwiable that of last year is open to doubt, but a few n.ore days will decide the question. The competitors are in reenlist practice at Putney, where they areboth train ice, Kelley under the care of George Drewett, of Chelsea, and Sadler under the care of Hammerton, of Surbiton • sod both of the m are accom p an ied in their exercises stoat by double eculling-boats. Kelley is rowing "eh as before his late race with Renforth, of • Ateshead—rather short in his strokes, and withal some what stiffly ; while Sadler appears to be fresh and in good efrodition, bin length of reach being beyond the average, his catch of the water early, his stroke light, and his pace any thing but slow, as far es can be judged. He rows fast on S'Ating underway, but whether he will be able to take the lead as before, and also maintain it throughout the race is a moot-point on which opinions are divided. He has, how ever, several advantages over his opponent, w heth er he tan stay or not, and thesatsre youth, - height, and weight. Mr. J. Ireland, of the London Rowing Club, who offi ciated as umpire in the match for the championship last u`' , S, has been again asked to arbitrate on the present (tg , no, tut has distinctly refused, as it has been kn,ught t o Li s not i ce that the steamboat intended for his l 'aebYlo , x is to carry a freight of 60 passengers, 1?y , which but position in the race would be seriously jeopardised, and lle ni's Pin. probably debarred all view of the match after t i e s "n't Lau-mile—a condition of affairs moat strongly to re.ated when competitory are presumed to be evenly or e de The wine of admission to this boat has been turd at the MA rate of If. Is. per passenger, from which Mr. Ir. land infers that the objects of chartering her is not so mu, h b , totals him to witness the race throughout as to ro"k'• money by the transaction. The persons chiefly (. .sterve d arc, th ere f ore , i n a s t ra it for an umpire able T u 'l witll, to act. There is, nevertheless, but little doubt net if Ure contending parties would consent to Mr. Ire buid at in an eight-oared cutter or the London P-owing Club twelve-oar, he would at once ex he willingness to assume the office. TO Feast A GALLERY.—GeneraI Grant is coming New York to spend a week or two. We take the therty of letting out one of his secrets. He intends to t the photograph of every place-hunter that approaches 1 . , u , and to send all off to Washington to be filed in a con ' pictiou!.. place for information during the entire term of iiiiministration.—Nne York Timer. A Nu:lw SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR HORSE in - LAW:O.— A poor friendless negro, named John M`Caul, Les Leen convi c ted of hone_ stealing in Virg' and sentenced to be bang on Friday, the 18th of December coat —New York nosh Nov. 16. ociuwr OF glint% BENCH. Alba Tem toed O Niel Pelee W Bleep at d Weedataltee. beim). —(Betale the hake as *dal WM= V. 11131TIACIDINAST masa MUMS • SLUMSIIIIW. The further bearing of tkia estreordinary dame of slander easiest a ii was eteemed this memieg t Mr.ge, Q.C. Mr. ilerjamt WA. sad lAr. Sidney Maelings appeared for the r. ilmjeant Balientine sad the Mr. °abridge sniffed era the tia .. i ." nee t and k the course of his awaiting a point arose as to the caning en evidence to prove that the mates sad rtheee so well as the members of the choir west home to cap per t won the ith the ideledfff as was mead on their gamma Mons ti on ffeftdey A Italians piessd " srali igli ahip asking if the evidame meld dam be wspilisL The Lord Chid Sulks—Not in strict law. He eon famed that on so kepettent a point in the as.. the coast. co some ass eke MOM he,. balsa called to prove that they wind to the pmeamege to er that night. Kr. Oeleridge WI he assal&red from the line of mom exemination adopted by the other silk that ft was an admitted fact la SS case, and when the leagued seca feud addressed the jury he made no poke of Mr. Berjeant Balkatiee said it emqi escaped his at tendant at the thee. If it was the general wish of the jury he would eemeent in evidence being called upon this part The jury amid it was. A Juryman said it wee the duty of the plaintiff to have raked heaven and earth in seek a ease, to have obtained evidence to . controvert the delhadant's statement. It appeared to him to be a great missies. his Mrdiary Coleridge said the emele bad left the omit to fetch The Lord Chief Jostles said Ow spa of the jury man was a very proper 0011, and seeds hew the best of motives—that of getting at the real bulk el Ile ens. Mr. Colandg• then continued his wills% and the additional evidso, wee taken at its clam The Rev. John Houseman deposed—l was curate to the plaintiff in 1866, and ceased to be so In April, 1886. I bad been curate from December, 1869. After the Sunday evening services I need to go to the plaintiff's house and rartake of supper. I believe I attended there every Sun day evening during April. 1866. By a reference to my diary I find an entry there under date of Sunday, 23rd April, that the plaintiff preached—ea ir at =nonage — chat with J. Marlow. Dave this en under date the 30th April, " Evening service 6. ; Mr. Norris preached - -supper at parsonage." I believe Mr. Norris preached because Mr. Sankey was ill. I know plaintiff sent hie carriage for him that afternoon, but I cannot recoiled se a fact that plaintiff was ill. I can't remember if Mr. Norris slept there. The entry means that I was present at the supper. Croei-examined—The conversation with Marlow was at my own house. I @amide's@ went from the church to my house, and the pail/ would eau for me to go to the par sonage. I should not have adored that. I have =recol lection who formed the sapper party that night. Mr. Sankey's general pesetas was to May after service and practice the choir till about half-past 8 o'clock. He seldom was Mgr. [The cromommination of the witness was proceeding when our report aft.] COURT OF OOMMON PLEAS. tinge at Nisi Priam, in Kiddleeex.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Bovill and a Special Jury.) surrey Asa Irma v, marl AND mimic This wasrsTaction - of ejectment to recover possession of a piece of land at Poplar, which had been ppur chased 1842 by Mr. Green, the smineii builder, and upon some of which there were a f terwards built some almshouses, whilst the remainder of the land was used for a cemetery. Another eirainistanee was that Mr. Green himself was buried in this Mr. Gibbons appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Field, Q.C., and Mr. W Williams for the defendant. The Lord Chief Justice in the course of the case sug gested that instead of conbiing who should have posses mon of the burial plain of Mr. Green, the better course would be to refer it to some gentleman at the bar to say who had the legal title to the land, and in the event of the decision being for the plaintiffs, that they . should convey the land to the defendants upon being paid a sum to be fixed by the arbitrator. This course, after some discussion, was agreed to. Of the two other cases on the list, one was referred and the other was settled, and the court rose soon after 11 o'clock. corrr OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) 1 SIMEON V. SVDION. Mr. Boyford for the petitioner, the wife of a tobacconist, rese=. The marriage was in 1866, and the respondent her two months afterwards. He had been guilty of adultery, and The court made a decree nisi, with costs. rase= (Ti, gonna 'Amman)) E. TACIT. Mr. Inderwick for the petitioner. The marriage took place in 1862, the respondent being scia a clerk to a reheat at Great Bt . Helen's, in the City. He conduc himself towards the petitioner with some thing of • violence. Ones he threw her down stairs au dieted seen. tvjeries upon her. Oa another ami d = hu ng himself, but his wife saved Ms life by tutting Mu. He bad also been guilty of adultery, and The court made a decree nisi. NOBLE C. NOELS AND SODIUM. The petitioner, who appeared in person, was a tailor at Ipswich. He married this respondent at Eating, in 1853, and cohabited with her for about ten years. She then left him, and she bad since contracted a bigamous marriage with the co-respondent, Silus Oodman. Decree nisi, but without costs. EADOIETON V. PLAI7OHTON AND EDWARDS. Mr. Searle for the petitioner, the house-surgeon at Rochdale Dispensary. In 1863 he married the rieen dent, Miss Tournaire, a dancer at a music-hall in Man chester ; and she afterwards went to keep an engage ment at Bradford. Shortly afterwards she began to lire with the leader of the orchestra. I tDecree nisi with costs. POLICE COURTEL-4THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. DARING 111011 WAN ItOBBIZT. Joh* Rya., aiTclaioal7, - up on remand charged with stealiug . from the person of Alice Ferguson, a leather bag containing sundry articles. The prosecutrix, who said she lived at Springhead, Gravesend, deposed that while balking down Oxford street at about halt past 3 in the afternoon, four b of whom the prisoner is one, came reusing ou ter Newton-street. They pushed up wait her matched away her bag. One of ems Risked it along the pavement, and the prisoner matched it up and ran away with it. She told a hut she was so excited she could remember no mare. arton, 1 1, chased the prisoner, and atter • _ tmmidt cap tured him with the bag which was *monied wader hie coat. Nothing had since been seen of the other offenden, but a remand was requested in order to endeavour to apprehend them and to ascertain if there bad been any previous convictions against the prisoner. It was ultimately discovered that the prisoner had been committed for three years to the Hammersmith Reforma tory', from which he bad only recently been liberated. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Hr. Vaughan said he esteemed it a very s serious case, and he could not do lees than commit the prisoner to the House of Correction for six months' imprisonment with hard labour. ran woizmune anovirriows Aar. Mr. Alfred Robot Naylor, of No. 6, St. James's-sheet, Barnsbury-road, was summoned at the instance of the vestry of Bt. Mary, blington, for having on the 3rd of November two workshops or workplaces not kept in a decent state, and not ventilated in each a manner al to render harmless as far as practicable any gases, vapours, dust, or other impurities generated in the course of the work carried on th er ei n, the same being a nuisance, or injurious, or dangerous to health. The summons was ultimately withdrawn, on the de fendant undertaking not to use the premises named in the summons, viz., the underground room, as workshops , and paying 11. be. as oasts. A HOAX UPON THI MILITARY.—The Carlisle Jaime! says the proosedinp at the polling-booths at Brampton, on Thursday, were the quietest on record. Up to the close of the poll t..e had not been a single fight or • single window broken. Great, therefore, was tM surprise of the inhabitants when, about lo'clock, a detach ment of the 40th Foot, under the command of Captain Armstrong, marched into the town for the pur pose of quelling • riot. The soldiers, it spe z had been despatched from Carlisle by = and for fear the Dandy should be upset by colliers, it they travelled by the coal line from Milton, the special train was stoppe d at the Tarn Main, and the military marched thence to Brampton. On ap proaching the town they formed in regular order to be ready for any emergency, but to their great surprise, when they arrived within sight of the place there was hardly any one to he seen near the polling booth, and the street were quite orderly. The captain applied to • con duit magistrate (the Bev. Isaac Dodgeon) for orders, but ha ha none to give, and the men were conse quently marched down to the police °See ; and were afte rwar ds supplied with rehnehm=te by the t or y committee, who had received instructions to that effect from the tory managers at Carlisle. During the sojourn of the soldiers in the town, Captain Thompson waited upon the commanding officer and inquired, on behalf of Mr. Howard, by whose authority or at whom refined the troops had be= sent. Captain replied that he bad been sent by orders of his 4=l, r = a similar reply was given to a deputation of inhabitants, who asked for a copy of the telegram requesting the despatch of military from Carlisle. The detachment re turned to the Castle in the evenin A great desire is manifested at Brampton to . who sent fn them, for never were demon proceedings carried as In a more orderly eammer. lATURDAI • „, ny MI GENERAL : 7 1777 DAY 4 Orr tutactsuz.) 817114 MT (WEIM.-10 teOwar. Ildssis - Ar OAP (u) Pamaiglost (L) 11 Mom. Cobit pan a Bribe's ) lON . (L) TORKINIDUI wier BIDING (BABIIIRN DIVISION). 10 *Tram Thomson (L) Bolin p (L) DIM= n Ilislisn a WA . 11 VOtallL w 71 4 ---- I DEVONSHIRK (SOUTH) The number at vote, palled by Lord * Arabs:ley was 2,03, and not 2,603. The error in outing was diaoovared by the Under-Sheriff late last night. THE QUEEN'S INDISPOSITION. (sir Tszsows.) WINDSOR, 812171 DAT. _ _ _ _ _ The Queen, it is understood, is much better to day, having, it is said, recovered from her in disposition of yesterday, which included a sick headache. THE JOURNEY OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCEE3B OF WALES. (n 113017011 lIKUTWII samray.) LUBECK, Nov. U. _ _ _ The Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived here. Their royal highnesses alighted at the Hotel Stadt Hamburg, and after partaking of luncheon they will continue their journoy. SHOCKING EXPLOSION AT TES LOWOOD PoWDRS SrOAKS. Yesterday morning an explosion took place at Lowood powder works, situate hefts's' Lancaster and Ulverstone, by which two men were killed, three were seriously injured, and a considerable amount of damage was done to the works. The mimes of thous killed are— John a i r b ed 64 years, and Renew, aged 38. 'l'he occurred in the ' o re cer " home, in which deceased and others were ~ woekiug. William Walker, Samuel Waterhouse, eadJohn Tbszton, jun., are very badly hurt, and at the time of the dispatch of oar parcel teat night were not expected to live. The precise cause of the explosion is not knows, but as far as ma be mean at preeent, everything was in perfect order inside the works wiren it occurred. It is wertlly of mention that Beeson, one of the men trilled, and Waterhouse, one of those injured, were on the premiers whim a Lau ea:plo d= hawi about ix years ago, and they than had a very narrow escape. The inquest will be *pearl to-day, before Mr. Holden, of lanceater. A MENAGERIE ONFIRIC.--WILD ANIMALS AT L.Aitall. An American contemporary gives the particu lars of • fire which occurred at Mila&lphia in a saw and planing mill almost contiguous to a building in which were lions, tigers, monkeys, and other aaimals confined in cages or boxes constructed for temporary use. Wheat= fire was discovered Mr. Forepaugh, the proprietor, sum mate= tumbling the cages or bon/ from the building into the street, while those outside removed them from the vicinity of the fire. While thus engaged a Bengal and a Brazilian tiger made their escape; the former made his way to Mr. Bryan's Wahine, in the vicinity, the crowd on the street giving way with great promo.- ness, where be was secured ; the Brazilian tiger ran along Jefferson-street, until he reached the house of Dr. Oehler, near fisoond-etrest. Here several ladies were • at the door, but the tiger passed by them and through the ball into the kitchen, where he remained until ro.captured by one of Mr. Forspaugh's seen. The box containing the lion was so much damaged that it was with great diffi culty that the animal amid be kept till another box was obtained and the lion amused. ♦ large white Florida wolf got out of the box and made his way through the crowd without attras musk =Gabon, and about 9 o'clock in the he was met by a gentlemen at Nineteenth and -streets. The gentleman took the wolf for a dog, and the wolf no doubt took the Randleman for one of titans counseled with the menagerie, for, as the gentleman opened his front door, the wolf entered the house; but as soon ea he came under the gaslight in the hall his character and Mending in the animal creation was known. The gentleman not feeling disposed to use force to remove the intruder, opened the parlour door and the wolf pealed in; the door was closed, and the animal was allowed to pass the night upon the soft Brussels, being afterwards delivered aver to his owner. According to a report of military experiments last week at Shoebnrynees, the largest range on record was made on that occasion by Mr. Whitworth's nine-inch muszle-loader gun 91 it toss snag a shot of 24 0 1 b. With a charge of 501 b. The range was :0,800 yards, which st omas by 224 yards that made by a seven-inch Lynall. Thomas gun. The Atlionreem is informed that the Philhar monic Society have decided to hold their concerts at St. James's Hall next seem. It is, our ocatemporary thinks, their only chance. In the larger hall they will be able to lower the prices of adraimion, at lead to some part of the toddling, and they will do well to abolish the anti quated restriction as to oakum. The Queen, on the recommendation of the Prime Midday, has granted a pension of 1001. a year to Mr. John Finlay Maim, in consideration of kis along ser vices as a parliamentary reporter.—John Nisw Quizzes Courreir.—The following names have been approved of by her Majesty as "of her .s el learned in the law ,' viz., Edmund Fits-Moore,Es., W. G. Lindey, Esq., Sir Patrick Colqaboun, Vernon Lush. ington, req., and C. P. Hutt. Esq. COXYLIWENTANY DINNER TO M.Z. 1.11101 T.— On Tuesday evening lad Mr. Abbott the auteneseminl Con servative candidate for the city of Coricoras enterininedat dinner by a number of his inff egotist friends mai supporters. About II gentlemen were present, among when were the following--Col. Wood, D.L., chairman; Beery Lindsay Young, J.P., vice-chairman ' , Sir James L Cotter Bart., D.L. ; Captain Sarslield, J.P. P. B. E. Carlisle, it of London ; Major aMwmU, J.P. ; Oolong Ilaimipp!, X.; Nicholas Dunsoombe, D.L., Yount Dant, ae. Misr the usualtoesta,ColonelWoodproposed u lhaEsaliaof Abbott, Req.," which was most esikaskialina& received. Mr. Abbott returned thanks atoms his thanks and gratitude for the kkidiNightens=l"re ception he bad met with from so large and haluendal a body of the gentry and electors of Cork, and declared that, determination to come forward on any future mead= when a vacancy might emir, and afford the conservative electors of the city of Cork an opportunity of recording their votes in the constituticesal muss, and Pg him in the proud position of repreeeso ion por a wadi tuency in the imperial pulis= Tn BRECON BOEOI7OII ELBOTION.—Another sitting of tcharhe m g agistrates es of this borough has been held to hear the of brtbery prefered against the eon sanative', and a further remand of f 01081 ilneeed determined upon. The solicitors engaged the de feated liberal candidate, Mr. H. Powell Pelee, have abundant evidence of bribery having been very =ten eively resorted to in order to secure a majority for the conservatives, and it is understood that a petition will be presented against Mr. Owyn's return. A CURIOUS " CONSIDERATION" FOR A VOTE — The &affords/tire Advertiser sap that shortly before the election at Stafford the workhouse was visited by can yentas acting for one of the political parties ' • and an old man, an inmate of the institution, Whom name was on the Nit of voters, was asked for his vote. Hs said he could not vote as he was requested, and, on being asked the reason, said that he had already promised. He was pressed for an explanation, and he then admitted that he consented to give . his vote for the oppoiite side to that for which he was being canvassed, on his son-in-law Winkling that if he did solve would bear the expense of his funeral, so that his should not be " • par=ial"! Y AND ScIIINTEFIC MUTINOS TOR Taff Ezepnro Wm.—Monday : Asiatic, at 3, " Pant Litera ture," Dr. Sachau ; Ropl at 4, anniversari ; Actuaries, at 7, " Beversionary Lire In terests," jar. Sprague . Architects, at 8; Royal Academy, at 8, " Anatomy, Mr. Partridge. Tuesday : Anthropological, at 8, " Claims of Women to PoliticAl Power," Mr r Pike ; Engineers, et 8, " Witham Estuary and its Wort s , " Mr. Wheeler. Wednesday : Society of Arts, at A, Indus. tries of Natal," Dr. Mann. Thursday: Antiquaries, at b " Lawless uthe Cour y Mr. Black ; Linnean, at 8, " Ap r.Dr tee ; " Paracupta sad coaognat" ildie fit r a m" dors. Friday ; Phildog at 8, 6 . So ka, rn Swank Dialect," Mr. Iterray.-4Oteentor. ZNING, NOVEMB ER 28, 1868. unuoPogimi g oimim lowiAsorarent=waidita., Oen' " ' • , , = emir SUTTER 111AZIDT.—(211118 DAY.) 0/1111Si erkim alsor; Addeo ; nig oink se TALLOW MAIIIIME-011E1 DAY.) nodal is quiet. Worn blow, 11414 Potoneorg seCils got, Oa od.; Doosmasse, 401. ; loaossy, aL dd.; Mara s MAIM Aviastosb—Town tallow, its. &I. ditto, b. M.; yellow lionissi,, Ob. 41. ; stuff, Sto. ; roao ditio, les. ; Omni It& &NM Os. Imports for Ss week amount to 4,1 M COVENT OARDIN.—(TEIB DAY.) Dmimam ISM taissies alsegasaL pplies cod Whom sad ether trait sepia Amebas Weer-lowa fortisa mien% irraPss. wails. sobs, =- bleb, slapedeal. Tie potato leads is dell. mope for best smapies. Yiewesa as list week daily esasisis et wails. seises, peilsegniaase, !whims, migacostia, sad MINX. =Mr NMper boolkol,ys 63 b roams. or" to ft par MN to We Pews. pm dm. ft to ft &open, pet It).. ft Oil to Os Iftwogottti pot lb.. ft 63 ft Lemma pee ISO. To to Ns TRW Bed, per &r., A; to Ile =414. pot doo., Is to Is ft b, le to Is WEI. to is 6d: M IA S dom. fp Si to Is Silks owl 111011466 ea Tholiolmtmetritta .o 5. Looks. so=liak. fl to 4d lottseeo. pot KWh late 61 'AXIL Mint, pee book el O n i on, pee Modisemokr• #trei Oe to de sone% es to le Passim pa boo* 4d to Oa Pototowa s eek ZNII/4 p. too, lbw del.. Slie be 1101 Ileettelo. = p. pow., So 04 to de Od zee le to is Perla to tie Turedpa. p leiedt.4d tO 6d SMITHFIELD HAY MARE NT —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Janes Easton 'epode tools at the fol lowing glom :—Prises dower, from ilk. W. to 12k.; inferior ditto, ilde. to 100 a; Ono by, 106 a to llfo.; inferior ditto. Ma to 9k. ; straw. 2k. to Ilk BEIPZIND INTILLIOIIIOI.-alfli DAY.) Lowoow, Nov. IB.—Wiwi et Does N., modente broom aad dowdy. Ow., Nov. W.—Ai:Med : Asa fitailawd, forth West; Char lotto Amos, North, for Ms West. Anteed tom the titer aid smiled: Boma Pawky, for Chisiabo. Oaavasitio, Nov. ri.—Arrived: Nothavet, hoot Quebec; Way Queen ( e.), Mogitiont Lavaaroot.„ Nov. tr.—Arrived Adelside, from Bowan : Amok limb& Madan; Osman, Oarimi; Wm. Leckie, Co- Ihromdrass. Bawl: ElOl7 Ftsagla. far ; me t _ . Ania ngl fr i m Mt_O ew ar Queesio...we • Oadistem 11WW•3.0 ; Beim wreoarm, m. 0.; L_Orartkatasaari ; Cavan:, Bagmen; lisieke; Mask Nov. W.—hafted : Beg Majaity's steamer 11 / 4 71fir eg r2en loam , Nov. : Ripon (m.), from (Avatar, idt Bad Nov. sac tIArS on freight. Why. fr.—Arrived : /Obi Emden (se.), from Lon dm, dm doe, with • mos eith. Ilkonot. ow. W.—Arrived: Bache Lewis, Irma Bahia; Fumy Demerara; Bowie. Nov York. Turk. Om%isoauvas, Nov. M — Arrived Eris (es.), from New Wow TIARTLIFOOL, Nor. ty.—Arrived: Daniels Pliatele, hem Qwebett re mazip. -(27118 DA Y.) v Lk). TWELVE • O'CLOCIL The detik 'Marini@ see generally dull to-day, the treneesifoas Matiliffing grinoipally of odes. veradivhfii/Motoilf. a .11aladley, there is not much Mthly =stens*, in. widsit preparations see - beteg mink for the soathly setdement on Tuesday had experienced a fresh decline of per. Mat. Reavay and foreign stooks ham receded in several ewe, though not to an im portant extent. Other emerities, ineleding bask ing and Inmelal shires, are inactive. The discount market is quieter to-day, and transactions ars reported in the best paper at 1 to f per cent. below the Bank esisionora. Loans on English Government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 14 to 2 percent. The English hinds are at 911 to 94 for money end neat Tuesday, and the Three pee Gents. Re duced and the New Three per Cents., 924 to 4. The railway market Is dull, and a decline of 1 to to per mat. is apparent in London and North Western, Great Wastes, and Midland. The pre sent prices are ea follows:—London and North Western, 1124 to ; Great Western, 484 to 4 ; Midland, 1111 to ; London and South Western, 874 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 411 to 1 ; Brighton, 481 to 1; South Eastern, 791 to ; Metropoli tan, 103 to 1 ; Great Northern, A, 1061 to 108 ; Caledonian, 731 to 741 ;London, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 17/. Foreign bonds show a drooping tendency. Bra zilian of 1886, Moscow-Jaroslow, and Turkish of 1868 and 1866 have receded 1 to 1 per cent. Subjoined aro the quotations :—Bra- Lilian of 1866, 771 to 78 ; Chilian of 1887, 981 to 4; Egyptian of 1884, 82 to 83 ; ditto of 1888, 73i to 741.; Italian of 1881, 551 to ; ditto of 1868, 21 to 31 prem. ; Mexican, 151 to ; Peruvian of 1886, 814 to 82 ; Russian of 1888, 891 to 904 ; ditto Nicola, 664 to # ; ditto Orel, 804 to 4 ; ditto hicooow-Jeroslaw, 811 to 82 ; Spanish of 1887, 344 to 1 ; Turkish of 1868, fitte to 671; ditto of 1882, 67 to 88; and ditto of 1886,_411 to 1. . India; @teas are without variation. The Ten end-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 218 to 221 ; the Five, 1161 to 1; the Four, 102 e to 103; the Bonds, 10s. to 15s. prem. ; and the Deben tures, 106} tot; Bank Stock, 244 to 246 ; and Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 18s. prem. United States 5-20 Bonds show no movement at 741 to 1. Subjoined is the report of the directors of the Bank of British North America, to be presented to the proprietors at a meeting on Tuesday next : After a careful examination of the aosounts of the bank up to the latest dates received from the branches, the directors have declared the usual half-yearly divi dend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and the divideed warrants will be forwarded to the proprietors as usual, payable on the sth January next. At the meeting in June last allusion was made by the chairman to several failures which had occurred in Canada. Within the last few days intelligence has reached ; this country of the failure of another bank—the Commercial Bank of New Brunswick. It is satisfactory to your directors, under these circumstances, to be able to report the business of this bank throughout the colonies to be in a sound and satisfactory condition ; and after making full provision for any loss likely to arise out of the failures which have occurred, they see no reason to anticipate that the distribution to the proprietors for the present year will fall short of that of last year. The Bruckley Cagle has arrived from Sydney with 124,5001. in gold. ONE O'CLOCK. The stock markete exhibit a somewhat better tendency. Consols are at 94 to i, being I per cent. higher. In the railway market, Metropolitan stock is in request, and has risen f per oent., viz., to 103 j to 104. London and North Western, Great Western, and Brighton have improved i to 1; while Great Eastern and Caledonian have receded *. Foreign bonds are inactive, and the only fresh change is a decline of 1 per cent. in Orel Vitebsk Railway loan, the present pries being 80} to 1. The scrip of the Charkow-Krementschug Rail way loan is at 1 to 1 prem. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are steady, at 94 to 1. As regards railway stocks, the principal change is a fall of 1 per oent. in Metropolitan, viz., to 1031 to 1, ; Caledonian, 731 to 74; Great Western, 481 to 49 ; Great Eastern, 411 to I; London and North Western, 1121 to 1; and Brighton, 481 to 1. Foreign bonds are dull. Spanish of 1867 and Turkish of 1866 ar6 1 per cent. lower, at 341 to 1 and 411 to 1 respectively ; Italian of 1861, 551 to ; and Peruvian of 1865, 811 to 82. The scrip of the Charkow Hrementschug Loan has declined to par to / prem. The expected prospectus was iesuei yester day afternoon of the Loan for the Charkow- Krementschug Railroad Company. The amount is but limited, being 1,716,0001. sterling, of which the portion reserved for subscrip tion in London is 1,300,0001., offered through Messrs. J. Henry Schroder and Co. The bonds bear 5 per cent. interest, and the price of issue is 80 per cent., which, however, is reduced by allowances, including discount on pre payments, to 7n, the instalments extending till the 10th of May. The list is to be closed on Tuesday next, the let December, at 2 p.m. The interest and sinking fund, which latter pro vides for the repayment of the loan in 81 years, are unconditionally guaranteed by the Imperial Russian Government. It appears that the im perial edict authorising the railway company to issue these bonds is dated the 24th August Lot being antecedent to that referring to the Charkof- Asof Railway Loan, lately introduced here. In the interest alike of our money market and of the holders of the previous issues it is satisfac tory to see it stated that there exists at present no additional concession of this nature, so that any further creation of Russian railway loans for some considerable time to come appears 'to be out of the question. It is not to be denied that the line, to the formation of which these funds aro to be applied, besides being . of extreme im portanoe to Russia, is of great interest to this country, inasmuch se it is the only remaining link to be executed in the great chain of communica tion between the north of Russia and Odessa, the only . important port which, generally remains open for navigation during the !rot winter. The numbers are published of 4,225 bonds of 201. each, amounting to 84,6001., of the Ottoman Six per Cent. Loan of 1865, which have been drawn for repayment at par on the Ist January next. --- At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now le per oent. ' • at Brussels, 2; at Frankfort and Amsterdam, 21; at Hamburg, 3 ; at Berlin, 31; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 41; and at Bt. Petersburg, 6 per cent. The follow relates to the New Granada Debt :—". Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received the following remittances on account of New Granada Dividends, viz., from Savanilla, 489/4 from Banta Marta, 1,2801. ; from C 734/. ; from Bogota, 1,0001. ; total, VA e rl i Nov. 27, 1868." The steamer Mueli& will take to -day 75,749/. in specie for the Bast. The particulars ' are as follows, vis. • for Bombay, bar saver, 11,0001. ; ditto, gold, 2,6001. ; Gallo, gold, 30,1911. ; Madras, gold, 2,2701. ; Calcutta, gold, 6,010 i.; --ad Hang Nam dollen, BMW C.ASUAA:IIIB, Lame, Nov. 18.—The Orrerja - rrived la the river deed that on the Bth November in lat. 47 N., long. 14 W., the &relict vowel America, of St. Jobs, N. 8., Seating or her cargo of deals IrOVONAL. Nov. !f.—Arrived Oonsaton of Drdosna. from Qom bee, with koe of greater part of dedeed. QUZISTOWII.2Coy. ge.—Atrived: lenhell, from Ran goon; Madeline Vassal, Alryab, with tommthead gore and km of asiln Re. FA 1.1101:7111, Nov. fr.—Arrived: Roderick Um, from Cardiff, for Port Yahoo, leaky. Numoso, Nev. 16.—Anivell: Aim Whils loshommr) al Ar drama); whilst coming in foaled lie ROMA of What, °Med. &my IMO topgallants, belmolis, and maim oak the Ninale had her jilihoosi carried away. Gairawr, Nov. 17.—The Sarah, of Scarborough. eras Labs to Rartkpool. foundered yesterday Ave relies the:ffmasher. Crew landed here. NOT= TO KAMM. awgrar, Nev. 16.—The halve la the river love boats m up, gad the lightship SIMINVIIII hag ha ha Nati= ea asesaat of the lea The gefaatewiner Nakao, the Ilvakkaaap. gad the [hip Station have boa angled fat t water, by saga poinUd liga buoys. larr .—(ruis DAY.) ...- km. WS. S A.S. w. . 1 D. .. ".... Mdk — :.:l Taggria..; &W. B.W. =:::::! 6.1. 6.1 B. 1. N.I. M.N.& on I oe 00 • S. Isiii il ;19.9111t 1 a 1 E.N.E. ,4: 2 1 WC ,4ttl 11.1. .7 a B. 4U ill KN.". AM N B. ISM fir sal I. 101.16 CIO MI N.N.I. ,Kteef, _43 411 IL W.ooCan ma i N.N.I. ON I'4l Se 1.N.1.3910(40 le Nati. *Mat 116 SAIL se.saa al N.E. .10.111:4643 N.I. .W.fo I a ai l N.W. ospowg i 134M3i -. NAM AO aoi N.W. .... M an . 1 . 1. ." ":: -- --: ± —.— 1vi5it........ — I aseirsoal Teaks —.JA I—I a 44 NIE — L —I 1 Ono Iliser..l Babes MI C. 61111 Nos. 294108.0a$ E. 1 N.N.I. 21.1. N.B. B.Y. N. N.N.Z. N. Nri. E.N.E. 11.1. N.& 'N.'. N.l. NIT, 0 ob 0 IW. - N: There is hardly say cheap in the distribution of berometrksi prior. to be repined. There has bees a postal decrease. whkh dose sot wafted PIP belt at any stenos. Temperature remise elms. unalkanged. The wide over set hived. are WM. ham between saelhomet and retiree" The north-wad wind reported from the south-welt of Prance tlit a = two dam has subsided. Onward and cloudy weather AM ma- Lamm with a pest deal of fog la the south sad went. In addition to the new baronets announced in lad night's Gareth, two of whom we were able to name lad week, we are authorised to state that her Majesty has eadened baroneteiss on Mr. Humphery, of Penton i mar Andover ; and on Yr.. Beckley, M.P., crtenidwy in the county of The statement as to the ovation of a number of new peers is utterly unauthorised. Possibly one cc two may be made, though nothing has bees decided.—Jeer Bell. It is hardly necessary, observes the Joh* Bull, to say that the Cmsdvatives will offer no opposition to the nveledion of the late Speaker of the House of Com mons. Bawl= Enorasn.—ln glancing over some Ger man= othd day, we noticed this advertisement in A looking very gadfly among do uniform Omman on Tl. 'ls a tempest. Leeman w. fr a ili two minks de Reidathar Andes yoang or Frinehmsd a One fun ilesel up Deem with or board drake, prise Apply te the expedition of this paper." Now if any : 11 :=g llnglbh" did bairn to want a " fine minutes outside the assaleror, tie mast have been a great ehanes. Wen ! the whole, we think there mud be more broken ft4dbik in the world than any other broken language—more even then '• broken China." Mr. Bede oda said he had mesa in a Paris restaurant the dish sirs eh yew a la jisaiwerre, which is, of course, simply " Sweetbread d la ere, lite. rally translated for the bated of English patrons into " The smile of the calf to the female espiteat." Ooze =with this last, the advertiesmint of the " respect. family " is Idea of Gibbon and Gelednith. —Now York Vow, Nov. 16. RAILWAY TIAII/10 RIESIFEL—The had re ceipts of railways in the United Edwina de de week aft( No 21, armed ea 13,816 adieu to M 91314 end for the esnmpeoll in 136; Go latalok to 72%1421., thewinge of 316 mids t sad of w 3411. Tbe pod assign co 14 of the pedelpal rail ays in the United Illlsetim _naiad Ad de week on 3,877 sae, to 8011,0141., and halls week of last year, on 9.426 ads, to ON, showing an lacrosse of 262 ads, and of 1.06 61 - lid bloom on the Caledonian and North British amended to EON_ ,1. • on the Great Eastern to 6961.: OR the Geed ileadern and Western to 363/. • on the lawaside and Feebbire to 3871. ; on the 'ALA" dialed am Beath Coast to 1081. ; on the llenobester, SWIM, and Taselneldre to to 88N. ; on the Midland to 11,3261., end en de South Eastern to 9291.—t0df, 10,9631., but Ina this suet be be deducted 2,2311., the decrease ca the Great Need. e 3,6771. on the Great Western, VIOL on the and r North Westene, (IN. on the landau and Son Western, and 9291. on the North Esidern, toge ther 9,8881., leaving the increase as above 1,085/. The receipts ca 63 case railways in the United Kingdom manded ca 3,878 miles to 114,2991., anoifor the eonsepossding week of last year on 3,614 miles, to 112,6431., showing as in of 64 miles, and of 1,7681. The goods Wade OR the fourteen systems of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 379,7701 ., against 376,7871 ., sh owing an increase of th 2,9831. The peessegere, r) de., train° on ose lines amounted to 914 ~ end for the ome -91. chewing • decree n:deg weg e ofar to for ~he last weak show a dewed, of 22,6831. as di neeipts apered era dad of the Fe coding week, aiding the 16th task _ - 7 The bar sneer try the West India pm*it wag sold at 6s. fAtii pm ounce yesterday, rowing a decline of tiempayed with the prim queened oa Thursday. The Maim denim were sin disposed of at of 111 1 11., being higher'. A aneetalog of the pesprietose of tbett Moscow flaeiCompanywas ocernmed for bat the prooeedings were adjourned totilrin December. 10 At the annual meeting of the Clerical. Mei* and CienerallifeAmemeans Society, held the directors' report aubmitted the folk, mat with rebirMee to the business of jeer coding the 101 h Jowls& : 1. Tbs sae of 412,1161. wee fur allinnally 411 whisk WPM wee et 10,0471. per seas. I. sainat iw pald e Ver= did& was HUM. Wag the mestlest rues he weaned meaegaisent sad ell albarisee=g sw aura bar smay pare pah e a t, tb lees e imam was Meet to 1119,7111.,5. Oa the ether hat Me horses* was newts/ by abeismals.4lll= abbe did sot take duet fa Ile peevish year. and cesesha of interest ea Oa bap amp pane an 1447. b. The ersiphis Janne was semillerell= amounted to 93,162 L. a im by mere *ea 8.0001. any previous maybe deelec 64 years et he moiety's esletsam. 6. TM essesasilath had vas hereby increased to 1.686,9081. Thew sesalis are all satisfactory. A meeting of the ehanehekkes and °Miters of the London Mee, Company (Limited), now is liquidation, is called for the let Deoember, " to consider the affairs of the company, and to pass resolutions with referenoe to the winding ap." A petition for the winding-up of the North West of England China Stope and Clay Company (limited) is to be heard before the Blaster of the Rolla on the sth of December. Annexed are the quotations of insurance. Irk dock, waterworks, and canal Aare*, ea gwi in the Stook Exchange list of last evening : - Insuranee.—Conunereie/ Union, 61 to 7-16; Londe& and Provincial Marina, 11 ; Phenix, 140 to 1441, ex ; Union Marine, Liverpoo l (Limited), 10; Univocal Ma rine (Limited), 61. Gaa I.4ght and Coke.—lmperial, 681 ; ditto, 41, 1. Phrenix, Docks—London and St. Karl 64. Waterworks.—Beriin, new, 9; Junction, 114, 131. Canals—Kennet and Avon (guaranteed by G. W. By), Wt. Advicee from Vienna mention, with reference to the subscription for the bonds of the Lemberg- Czernowitz-Jaeay Railway, for the purposes of as extension to the last-named place, that the re quired amount was, on the first day of the ad vertisement appearing, subscribed for several times over in Vienna andthe other continental markets. _ _ _ The Directors of the Commercial Indemnity Corporation of Great Britain have appointed Mr. William Henry Hodges manager and secretary. RAILWAY MINING. AND OTHER SHARBB.-{THIS DAY.) (Closing moss to 1 p.m.) COLONIAL GOVERNMENT arzurarrus. Cape ot Ooed Hope, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1800 to 1900, 111/. Mauritius, 1806 to 1806, 1091 , . New South Wales, 1871 to 1876, 101/. Ditto ditto 1888 to 1896„ 101. New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oet.. rt. Queeoa/and, 6 per rent., Jan. and July, 1891, 106/. Victoria. 6 per cent., April and Oct., 100*. ORDINARY SRAM AND STOOKS. Caledonian, 731, . 4j. Great Fmetern, 41 ,i t f. Great W 481, 9, 81. Unman* and Y IUI, 1. London, Brighton, and South Coed, 48j, I, & London, Chatham, and Dover, 161. London and North Western, 112 j. Lorton end South Western, 87. 103,11,24, 4, 31. Me ltirind, "°l l ll l l 4 4 1(nek . Nora Beaten: • ), 991. South Peudorn, South Eastern. Preferred (deterred receives no dividend until 6 per oast. bee been paid to preferred), 111, 10}. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, Joint Rent Charge 6 per cent., HA Se, 4. Great Waders, original 6 per ct. redeemable, 92k. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Chester and Holyhead, 5 per cent., 112. Wilts and Somerset, 80}. Barn= POSSESSION S. _ _ Born. Bar., and Cent. India, gun. b perct., 100. East Indian, guar. 5 par rent., laq, 91. Great Trunk of Canada, 16g. Grand Trunk of Canada, let preference Bonds, 50g. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 5 per cent., 1071, Great Southern of India, Q per cent., 102. Great Weaken of Canada, 14k. Do., 5f per cent. bonds, parable 1877-78, 93}. Gude and Railroad, guar. 3 per rent., 106. Scinde, do., 104*. Do., Delhi, do., 104, 3:. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. . Buenos Ayres, - at. South. (un.j; gua77 p. ot., 18i. Great Luxemboturg, 101. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 31. South Anitrian and Lombardo•Venetian 101. FOREIGN RAILWAY GBLIGATIONIL Moscow-Jaroslaw, gas. by Russian Govt., gg, 5. OrelVitebsk, guar. by itundan Government, 6 pee •► •01, I. South Austrian and Lowbazdo•Venetian, 3 per east, 0. BRITIBH MINES. Great Wheal Vor (Ralston), 101. Marko Valley, 91. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINE& - - - - - Cape Copper (Limited), 12. Choatelee Gold and Silver Mining (Lim.), 211-18. Don Pedro, North del Bey, 3}, 1. pm., ad. Froalc illo tino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), 7-18, ft. Pana C (Limited), I. Vancouver Coal (Limited), JOINT_ STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited is}, 12 --- Bank of t 38. ch ar t ere d ' Australia, and Chins, 201. Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, 30i. City, 12. Imperial Ottoman, 111 . London and Westminster, Of. Do., Be 6 d s r Mined at IW. prem., none of whisk Yam bbla Na=il Privincial of England (1001. paid), 134 f. Oriental Bank Corporation, 43. Union of London, 371, I, I. Ationtic Telegraph, Itper cent., 77/ Oily al Meleow Gas (I/uMod), Ommeeciallinies (Amenrereee), 6}. Credit Pencter (Lunited), 2 146, 2. East India Irrigation and C7anal, 29/ nA117019 per ord. Viceroy, gas. by Martina germa i,, ad. Pneoetroet Warehouse (United), 12/ Molesn's Day, 14f, 1. Melina Irrigation (Caul Devour), 31. Ditto 6 per cent. bonds redeem. 1570, Cf. Royal Au g Steam, 60. South Augralian Land. MI, 6. United Kingdom Telegraph Norway (Limited), 6/ I. Viceroy of Rapt (Mrtgage) LOGIN 76/ mINRB.-(17118 DAY.) ONI O'CLOCK. Very few dealings have beenreoT.eie d to-tiay in home mining shares, and pries@ are unaltered. Za4 Caradon are at 61 to ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to ; Chiverton, 41 to 61; Prince of Wales, 36e. to 38s. ; West Chiverton, 61 to 62, an div. ; East Gren ville, 3 to 41 ; West Beton, 183 to 193 : south gondurrow, 1 to 11; ?Luke Valley, 9 to 91; West Caradon, 2 to 3 ; East Lovell, 8 to si ; Great Vor, 10 to 11; Herodefoot, 43 to 43 ; North Treskerby, 7e. 6d. to 10s.; Wheal Grenville, 275. to 295. ; and Uny, 3to 31. The Mining Association (Limited) are inviting applications for shares in the East &wall and Pavon Gold and Silver Mining Company railed), the proposed capital of which is 20.000 1 .. is 8,000 shares of 21. 10s. each. Of thew it is men tioned that 1,700 are already placed. The . ruines in question aro several in number, awl are !unit?. diately contiguous to the Javan gold nune Nicaragua. me approv ed of by an agent purchase is not to be oompleted unless the property is sent out on behalf of the proposed oompany. OUTWARD BOMBAY MATIL.--011IRALTAR, Nov. 27 The P e ninsular sad Oriental Company's steamer Delta, from S o uthampton 214 last., arrival to.dAy at ajsu, and lett at noon tor Alexandria. She experienced bad weather. All well. QUIIINSTOWN, Nov. 28.—The National &enta il* 00•9 411 Y .411441441 dP Wins bout New Yak, _arrived o titis port at 4 o'clock this loosing, she j ad pna. sewers and ptoossaid tat Limposi ; ail lalL LAW ..r-~.