The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-30 00:00:00

- LONDON AMUSEMENTS. (Tills EVENING.) (Never ihSML. l4 . 4 e<tiarts twat various speris.-4 feciset THEATRE. Latia.—"B..wrowc4 Plumes." " Lag oR3oota.“ Sae. vg.. 5. ~,,A , sT.— "Esay Miming" "Lash." " Dor and Cox." _7 o ..tock. you erect seed roar wife to eamberwear •-% lee Crirto."—f o'clock. Seeret." " After Dark." "Karim Jonah 7 o'clock putbaii • • 1 eft to I I nevelt ." " The ItighttalKek."-7 o'clock. ‘i c. —.Kaaba awl Crasher." "The Tao,. rampart." —I o'. Wk. Q:-enee—" The Insiosabire re ." " The Stranger, Stranger tlw Br."— o*cloolt. Ike particulars see advt. The Widow Bunt." " The Field the Cloth of v Kammer at Any Ries."-7 o'clock. Toms oe WeLae's• -- Alai " " Sudety." —TAO o'clock. ilioLeese Mow for Blow." " lAoretia Borgia, M.D., .L* Ovule Doctrerve." —7 o'clock. r„ AI TT The Cloclunaker's Hat" "A Loving Cup!. "The Lire and Fall ct Retard III." 7.110 o'slock. !-them MA's Socret." "Land Sate and Water UK" -7 e.l.wk. Nothinp." '• Elumeen."-7 eclat. 1:, Tat Awl.' %RAT'S. 111.11.11011 X. Avolo. 8000411; b Ike Arew.. a —7.30 o'eluir. •—•• The &ark t Mark." " Th.. 11.•a11.r...11..n0.r.1. tn." .4 0. Worn ..—" Stolen." " t'ollcco Dawn." —7 k Grand Duch..." 13th .Alock. C -I $ STISiEI.I..UCEOre. JAMr -1 :". ..1 7 14.1 “ 11 - C . ttlltAll - 7 - C WO -- UCUM Mr. Wilt' e • —S o'elot k. tC.5r nan -nu —.arms. —Sr. Finning Norton's Entert aaent.-411cVolock. CI "'err NIIIISTMX4.. Br. J Azwa's roLrrscua Madrid (kn., M. Nam Tvesara'.. 45;ITLVO I.NL6LLIeANcit.—(TH.IB D 47.1 (sr TELzolura.) T „, 1,. —Wind at noon 8.E., moderate breeze, aad • N. v. !i.—Arrived: italkeitb , from Hurrachce ; ,modoo • lindami, New Volt ; Her • ~, N:gcr. Sa nas ; Labrador (a.), St. John's, New- Karlin, for Port Phillip ; Ada, Tientain; ;, • . , • ...t ; ltnfish Soverden. Bombay; Dilbitur, Bors t ox& ; Rob Roy. tealreston.-29: Frances Silly, ; Mit; a, Dominica ; Black Prince, St. SHP*. ruled: Belle, for Hobart-town. , ~• I..—Arrived : Victoria Nyman, from Cal. r rs . hamlet ; Laplace .a.), Rio Janeiro ; Ann Fal c on, • • lin II! I.aguna ; Tres de Mayo, Savannah ; Coro • .e .utor. New Orleans; Assam Valley, New %Adze Bell .. Philadel p hia; Java (( a), New York. 13. mlay • .13:mbar, ban Fran.4sea • T y *, •• . I;razd , • la • H er mann, Cuba ; Lkusadar,'Portros - , Lno .New York. N.,r. 30.—dkrrived : Josephine, from Akyab for I, r.,s t -rrung and =kips 11 inches water g. • , • ICov . nig% itrom Rio Grande; Con. uu-DV; Ales 'AWES. t•k&alit Parka, tram St. Joint's. , ~...:.—Arr.ted Sarah M., from Quebec. cASFALTIRS, ra•st •N ‘• Miele put in with lose of ?LAM IL 1 f • . canvas,. nu . g. liau Itsand FAS • 1' I —7 - ee , sel stranded find Oct • httie north of lt. (bre , ' • ....Ise Australian, from Bydney to L on . L. 4.c.. and 112,0013 in specie. The Med ! . v. .1, • Crew. passengers, and specie saved. —The Stamboul. from St. Jobs., N. 8., 0. La. l.• 13 atattd, n , crew landed here by the • . .:•-• b 2° -The Toyle :barque'. which grounded at r......,••• • • ,e 1.:9. Nor tuber, e.c,l was got off with the flood, r , e.3maptvl a large portion of her cargo on the e•.:!•• Ala vale forwad. r. N. Annie Scott, _Memel to London, has t.• • • .2, ,u th. Cr, es new l an ded here. . : Flettwirig, of and front Quebec, for • - .I.•Is at atoinn,l waterlogged lath November in Lat. 4.5 a. w -aye: by the Medina ,Mig', of Newcastle. • • N v 29.-The Warm. boat Dundalk, and the . • • wen in euthrion in the Crosby Channel this morn. •. • •rt • r bowsprit, and eutwake, and was . gib town. I'ATHER REPORT.-(THLS DAY.) 111.,DAT. NjT. 30. E. &Vila& 1. W. 369 311) D. 6. . 46 44 41 11.8.1. 4 S.S. ) • :• eOf 45 43 WSW. 5' 7 I O. 7v f4O 33 B.E. 4 3 8.6. b... 4 bet 40 311 SW. .6 4' 1441 r. Su • •=6.8-1 4139 13. , 4 1 S.W. t 4149 8.1. 16 ; 6 En.: — 8.2. 4 43.18 41— 6 5 2.8.1. 4Z 40 S.B. 3 7 SE. 5/ 44)i C. 44 A. 92. 6 , BE. tilktt 47 46 b.S. 5 7' e tnotool .10.71 4140 E. 6 6 . 1. 74..uta4 182 :s2 6A. W. 8 9 8.8. (ape 83499 '19.171 13 50 4. •4 19 1.(*b019 It 19.26 51 61 S. 9 10 11. Porgare 19.47 53 43 8. 9 lu 8.8. i. ..13.Ca V 11 I '47 43 3. E. • 6 , 111. 5.3. FLlBesiltstb. g . oft\ .l,l l f : 6 4 t London 57 139 34 S$ E. 3 3 0.1. bri. Nes r.A.141 17::5 8.8.2. 4 3 8.2. 1.:••4 - 19.6.160 5/ S. b b b. linatt 4.711 46 46 6.5. E 6: 5 6.13. E. 3c2efurt b. L. 6 4 s i. 39.901 ! ' 4 ,- trnta — 39.01 41 E.N.B.' 1 ' - 8,149 37 b. - IL id— N. ;3 . 30 , 4 41 • - - r 44 40 L.N.E. 8i 1 N.W. 7,1 0 •• i • • •.a • 0.04 • i co e• ; • 3 o 0.70. 6 to 0471 o 0.08 - at 007 ✓ 2.051 8 ✓ 1.63 8 ✓ 103 • U.Su I ✓ o.SS 5 tz I o mbo — II r or 4 ; I o I 12 2.- RpI4IIKS. a the last few days here undetmete a ; .st• n.orning a noneiderable decrease had , tat..no In the south-east there was a diminution thi morning has become general and :ind the lowest reading 'at Cap Clear is Olt m. .• Ilt:der. Pressure in the extreme south is not high. ...-Itrea, was higher in the north and west, and • . 'England than on the previous morning. • • d ruerally, and is high in the south-west. • • '4l the Irish resat yesterday morning, and . ...award alma the mouth of England to }West, • -• s' V. 4 nue, with very little change in direction. .y w.nde are generally prevalent elsewhere. , :reet this morning, with ram all along our l.'s*, rain Las fallen in the south of Ireland. it 4 the ('Cannel and at Valenta. Wanking., 1 , • M quid , hua received a letter from ' • %UV.' rhlke of Buckingham complimenting • L . •' .::on in Canada. .ry, the owner of the English " . ` r defeated the Sappho in England E.e.• !.., irrt a note to the New York Yacht Club : to a yacht race for the Queen's ; •.i y...Lt America in 1851. In the event of '!e• .8.111: the race, or rather series of races • Mr a.hbory would hand over: to .the " Yacht Club, or to the owner of ' • •••e ,el. a cup valued at 100 guineas. 1 ; • 14 Mr. Ashbury includes a race across • • - to New York for a cup or service of silver um' attenrards round Long Island, two • , J three over this course to decide the question • athl tt.e IKAORAOD of the cup won by the A. , "I. • ' H 4 1 .1..—Mr. Frederick Burgess, the , msrinal Christy Minstrels, takes his t. w fit a► St. James's Hall on Wednes , r.gr.untne is unusually ample and attrac • foi ti.t double company appearing on the • 1 ‘ gni appointments have been ! I,. ,,, rtrriment :—Mr. Charles (liairman of the county of Monaghan. • •'•• ;• `i '•.. la reigued the chairmanship of the le, is. Mr. James P. Hamilton, chairman • ‘ . .,?1 , .W. w ill he transferred to that county . ' • • N. %TA 111. James Wall, Q.C., will be ap ', • ' i . 'o. dial: sum. dap J the county of Carlow. : 1,,NA1. BANK.—It is stated that Sir • :4h , nue on Friday resigned his wait ax •. ;0 the boanl of the National Bank. He ' ._'std the post of managing dire'''. 4 .°r* • : '; ' , lol , int of the Feerman'e Jeurnar stye: t • In the City this (Friday) evening that •,•*. aLliol.lll not to create diuiensioux iu '• .; %II hie slam es on Friday. life . ' ''• r.itlitiut any further action either on 31,1 .1. Op' BUYS TO DESTROY AN ' • Saturday, at York, three boys, from ••• awned William Burnside, Edward • • ' Simpson were brought up on the with others to wit tire to and destroy 1: • 4. at York, of which they were in •, that during the temporary absence of .L. intendant of the establishment (in ' bloat VI boys and half that number of :Le older boys aucceecded in holding seine of the girls, awl he ti,. as at saw agreed that, at a fixed time, • I ' l L ; toe to the two parts of the °PPG:lowly war t., Le taken for accom •• • the weviesie Saturday, and during the 'st.l; AI of the nude ringleaders exhibited •'.. ; but, fottuwstely, before gills dis c l ose d the plot to Mrs. bleat, who . 1 .ated with the governors of the school. a . as the ringleaders, were at once taken into y had Loco bees confined in prison. That to at state of contrition for their act, and • ..j.. their Igniaiihrnent might prevent any fur -I'' I ,,, giatrate discharged than' will. a ca"- :. ~ w , l _ _ THE EXP; LAW INTELLIOENOL-(THIS DAY.) JUDICIAL COIDIEwritH OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. (Before Lord Chohoatord.Lordluotioo Wood, Lord Julio* Selwyn. sad Sir J. Ootwills.) rss CIMAX.-11:1170/RAIIT lIIDONIPXT. . _ . . ______ j __ ------ Lord Chelms f o rd gave the udgmeat of their lordships oa th is cam, which was argued Last week. The Math, with her cargo, was worth 60,0001., and sailed from China. Elbe lost her rudder, and was amisted by the schooner Annie Grant, and, with the help of acme five was takes' to the Irish coast. Sir R. Phillimoret=Z the Am& Grant 3,1604. for her senior% and 6.96 i. far her damage and detention. To the stamen the court awarded SW. The Chetah appealed, on the ground that the amount to the Annie Grant was SZONNIIITI, and the steamers appealed on the ground that their envious were inadequately paid. His ionbhip (Lord Clieheatord) pronounced a lucid judg ment. It was the And ease is which it had been done, but their tall it right to rodeos the IMO= • of 3,1601 . i t o ol a , l 6t,was ample. They allowed the tam for damage, and did not interfere with the amount awarded to the eteamere. Judgmeat aoseerdingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) sis lIE ItOILD AJITZI73 PAILEAX CLiNTON. The bankrupt (commonly called Lord Arthur Pelham Clinton), recently M.P. for Newark, was described as of Southampton-street, Strand, and previously of 15, Great College-stieet, Werstsaketer, of no occupation. He came before the court of his own petition, and attributes his bankruptcy to ineußciancy of inmate." The list of creditors as not added up, but the indebtedness ap pears to amount to about :15,0001. The debts are of a miscellaneous character, and a considerable portion are stated to be without oonsideration. In addition to the usual clam et en ditors, such as money-lenders, wine merchants, dc., C. Buono (known as the fire king), is re turned as claiming 1,300/. under an agreement for which there was no oonstcleiation. This wax the first sitting. Mr. Froncer Tyler, of Long acre, carpet manufacturer, was chosen aleignis., and Mr. W. H. Roberts, of Moorgate-street, is the solicitor under the proreodings. POLICE 00IIETB.-CIIIIS DAY.) TIOLIJT ASSAULT 01 ♦ TitADSSMAN. Jonaes Jl;Ferthy, aged3,i , •slandresser, 011133, Essex road, Islington, was charged with assaulting Mr. Henry Nish, fishmonger, of 33, Clerkenwell-green, and furthe with insulting his son, Henry Nash. On Saturday night, about 12 o'clock, the defendant and some other meu ran into the prosecutor's shop and made • great disturbance, so much so that the h ad to be ejected from the shop. In doing this the defendant and his com panions assailed both the complainants, and in the affray the complainant's son was very much Mused, one of his eyes blackened and his face bruised. The defendant, it was stated, bad before annoyed the complainant in his business. _ The defendant denied that he bad committed any assault, and said he could not as he had a bad hand, and had done no work for the pad six weeks, having received money from his club to keep him. Mr. Cooks ordered the defendant to pay • fine of 40e., or in default one month's imprisonment, and mid that be was afraid that many of these assaults were got up for the Wof robbery. e fi ne was paid. MARTLEBONE. Sorry Frui,7 g ;l36:of carpenter, was charged with being drunk and behaving in adisorderly manner during Divine service in Portman Chapel, Baker street. Mr. Thomas Jervis said—On Sunday evenin g the prisoner forced his way into a pow in the chapel and took • book out of a lady's hand and commenced singing in a a loud manner, and did so after the congregation had done. He was requested to desist, upon which he called out that all the clergyman had said was false. He so disturbed the service that he had to be removed in custody. Mr. d'Eyncourt fined the prisoner 20s. rmr r~ ,~ ZSOUTHWARK. ATTEMPT= OrICIDE AT IftrICOSEFORD-DIIIIMI. Georgina Stanley, rather a respectable and good-looking woman, was brought before Mr. Burnham charged with attempting to commit suicide at Hungerford-bridge. Police-constable 7.5 L said that about 10 o'clock at night he was on duty at the Surrey end of Hangerford bridge, when a gentleman came up to him with the pri soner_ , and gave her in charge for attempting to throw Most, into the river. She seemed very excited at the time, and be took her to the station-house. On the way there she said she was very sorry, and she hoped he would let her go home. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said she did not remember anything about it. She had had a few words with her young man, and left him is an excited state, but she was sure she never intended to commit such a wicked act. How he got over the parapet she did not know. The prisoner was discharged with a caution. FAT AL POACHING AFFRAY. MURDER OF ONE OF THE CROSS-WOOD KEEPERS. About 1 o'clock on Saturday morning three of the Earl of Lisburne's park-keepers Caine upon a gang of poachers, four in number, near Dolfawr-farm, Joseph Butler, the deceased, arrested one of the poachers, when William Richards (of Cefnoch, Llangwyryfon, a farmer well known in the neighbourhood), deliberately presented his piece and shot Butler dead through the heart. The murderer made his escape, in company with two of Lis associates, but the police are upon their track, and all three are almost certain to be in the hands of justice before many hours are over. One of the poachers, Morgan Jones, a farmer's son, of Ty'nllwyn, Llangwyry fon, was arrested on the spot by one of the keepers, and handed over to P.C. Jones, Llanilar, by whom he was conveyed to Aberystwyth, where he is now in custody. A brother of the prisoner is one of the three still at large !nth with 014errr,.. MORTALITYTres e4foSofer Entoeltelt TROOPS ne litina.—The report of the Sanitary Commissioner for 1866-67 shows that the death-rate for the European army was 301.5 per 1,000 men. This was more than half as high again as in the previous year, much higher than any year 1411C0 1841, when it was 4513 per 1,000. The rate of Hell was the highest on record, and 1886 the lowest. 1,071 deaths from all causes occurred, aad of these 471 wee from cholera. The percentage of deaths from cholera per 1,000 was 1314. Next to cholera, the largest number of deaths was due to fever. Tug MATCH BETWEEN KELLEY AND SADLER.— When the backers of the men last Thursday evening de cided upon limiting the issue of tickets for the referee's boat to 60, they reckoned somewhat without their host. Mr. Ireland, when applied to on the following day, posi tively refused to accept the office of referee except under condition' . laid down by himself. The most important ctipulatious insisted on by Mr. Ireland were' that not more than 30 tickets should be issued for the boat from which he was to view the race, and that a space should be roped off at the bow of the boat for the exclu sive use of the referee. On Saturday afternoon the re presentatives of Kelley and Sadler waited upon Mr. Ire land, and 'situ some discussion it was very properly de cided that that gentleman's terms should be agreed to. Fifteen tickets have therefore been assigned to each of the men. and no more will be sold for the referees boat. Sadler was out on Saturday about noon, and went up . to Bishop's Creek at a great pace, and Kelley following almost immediately afterwards, the few watchers on the towing-path had an opportunity of seeing both men out at once. Kelley tried two boats rowing up from the Aqueduct to Bishop'', Creek in each, while his opponent eventually rowed up to the Crab Tree and back in a style that satisfied his admirer'. Some efforts were made to compare the " and opinions were some what divided as to the pace of each man, the majority considering that Sadler had slightly the advantage as far as speed was concerned. There was no actual betting but Kelley would have still had the call had there been any inclination evinced on the part of Sadler's party to back their man. WAS " Mu. WELLER." THE COACHUAN '—On Fri lay lost a serious accident happened in the division of North Derbyshire, to five Liberal voters, near Howell. They were proceeding from the latter place to Matlock Bridge for the puncture of recording their voters in favour of Cavendish and Jackson, and when they had reached Latterway-hill the driver got off the box to put the slipper on the carnage wheels. Mahone immediately ran away, and the hill being very 'steep the carnage was overturned. Some of the passengers jumped out, and Moses Esaru was very seriously injured, and wax removed in a very pre (*nous state to the Pig of Lead public-house, near Crow. ford. George Kinder also sustained serious internal injuries, and William Charlesworth, Charles Breen, and H. my Onstton were slightly injured. None of the five were 111 a fit state to proceed to the booth to sword their votes. DUEL BETWEEN JOUENALISTS.—A hostile meet ing took plate near Paris two dart back between M. de Heekeren, and H. Itogat, the latter a writer in the Echuoirld, and better known under the name of Covello, as col respondent of the Nerd. The place of meeting was the Isle of Croissy. The seconds of the first-named gentleman were K. Henri de Vivien, a military officer, and M. Alfonso, while AL ltogst's Bleeds were H. Paul de Cassagnac and W Ilerb , m4 of the Nord. K. Hooke- Ten was wounded in the shoulder, but the 'combat con tinued until his adversary was pierced in the abdomen, when the duel ceased. It WWI only four 'eludes. • ;• • • MONDAY THIRD EDITION. • . _ _ . 7'l LATFST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Cram= nuotsa's as wievr.l SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 30. The Omette of to-day contains the appointment of several provincial governors. A decree of Senor Sagosta reduces the tariff upon telegrams for the interior telegraphic ser vice, and also authorises the director of the tele graphs to oorne to such an understanding with the directors of the railways as may enable the tele graphic wires to be utilised by the public. ROUMANIA. BUCHAREST, Nov. 30. The new Cabinet has been definitively formed, and is composed of the following members : —M. Demetrius (late, President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs ; M. Cogalintseheano, Minister of the Interior; M. Brooresoo, Minister of Justice; M. Alexander Goias*, Minister of ]Finance; N. Papadopulo Calimach, Minister of Public Worship ; and Colonel Duke Nemeri, Minister of War. EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 30 . The government has published a notice that it dirco►mt all Treasury villat railway bonds expiring before the lst of April at 8 per cont. THE GENERAL ELECTION. (DY TILLIMILAYM.) bIID-SOMERSET.-1 coTwax. Paget 6 Orencille (C) Tagart (L) Preens= (L) 929 SLIGO COUNTY.-11.30 ()Twee. Advice* from Sligo represent that it is impossible to ascertain the state of the poll, there being no returns yet from the country. IMAM COUNTY. CUM. ^ • •• GlebeMy ___ WEvoy Wads 1719 INS DEVONSHIRE (SOUTH). OPTIMAL DSOLLILLTION. Le (C) 3234 gamma ) 3233 2694 Amberley (L) TEE EAST CUMBERLAND ELECTION.-DIS- ilofl7V - 0: The declaration of the poll was fixed for o'clock, but for some unexplained reason the High Sheriff, Sir B. Briscoe, did not make his gipearanoe till an hour later. For a full hour the sueoes candidates were kept standing= the hustings to be made targets of by the ex asperated mob below. The hired gangeof the toff e e began to display their mischievous propensities. First divers coloured powders were thrown. Ultimately the crowds began to fight among themselves, and the shops in the town, many of the windows of which were smashed, End to be closed. The barricades which had been ere c t e d in the Market-place were scaled, and the rioting com menced in earnest. Stones, axe-head; heavy t a i n er ero of wood, bricks. powders, filth, eggs, or other mashes, struck those on the hustings. The roughs retired, and armed themselves with staves, and every description of dangerous weapons. With thaw they attacked the opposite party, who, too, broke up stalls for weapons, and a war =mud which exceeds deemiptioa. One man. named Turner, who was at first conspicuous in en couraging rioting, was struck down with his face laid completely open. Seven or eight others were carried off with broken heads. At 2 o'clock the High Sheriff ap peared, but so exasperated were the crowd, and every one on the hustings, at his conduct that he would not be listened to, said before he got two words uttered he was covered with soot and assailed on every side with mis siles. TEE TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY OF UPPER CANAD.I.-/THIS DAY) An extruortlinary general meeting of the share holders of the above company, incorporated by royal charter, was held this day at 1 o'clock, at the office of the company, 6:4 Moorgate-street. The Hight Hon. E. F. Houvirart, M.P., who was in the chair, congratu lated the meeting upon the satisfactory state of their affairs. The debentures of the company . were again in request, and the renewals of bonds maturing the present year, including • large proportion of those issued at 6 per cent., and which have been continued at o per cent., have been very satisfactorv. The report for the six months ending the 30th September last, stated that the balance at the credit of revenue, including 3,3391. di. brought forwatd from March last, was 17,156/. 12a. Id., and the directors recommended that out of this balance a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, lees income-tax, be declared on the paid up capital stock of the company, 3,9201. 18s. will be carried to the reservo fund in accordance with the provisions of the royal charter of incorporation, and the balance then remaining to the credit of the next half-year's accounts will be 3,236/. 14s. Id. The reserve fund has been charged with the sum of 1,2771. 15e. 4d. for looses on realisation of securities in default. The balance at credit of this fund, after adding the aforesaid 3920/., will be 68,3911. 13e. 6d. On the motion of the chairman, the report was adopted, and a dividend on the capital stock of the company, in accordance with the above recommendation, was mating that the-office of the oomplay would in future be at 7, Great Winchester-street-buildings. WiITERFOID AND CENTRAL IRELAND ILAILWAY.-/THIS At the half-yearly general meeting held to-day at the London Tavern, Mr. E'roronn Fovea in the chair, the directors' report (which has been published, and re commends a dividend at the rate of 2 per cent. par annum on the preference stock) was adopted. It was stated by the Owens's that the increase of traffic was moat satisfactory, especially in agricultural produce, and that when the line was further extended to Mullingar there wax reason to believe that the 2 per cent. would rise to a o per cent. dividend for the preference holders, and something on the original shares. Disappointment was expressed by Mr. ADA= that the pawner trek had not increased, and a doubt whether the arrangement under which the subsidiary line was worked was (taking interest and depreciation on rolling stock into account) remunerative. The usual acknowledgment of the services of the chair man and his colleagues concluded the proceedings. THE CONINO MAN IN PARLIAWILVI.—The re turn of Mr. Johnson for Belfast was celebrated last week at Nevrtownlimavady. The largest gun in the place was produced. Miss Stirling of Protestant-terrace, fixed the fir shot, observing that she did so "To the honour of Ood and the Orange Volunteers of Ireland." Mr. Stir ling, D.L., called on his hearers to "consider the great responsibility of that great man whose straightforward in dependence has broken the chains of tyranny and arbi trary power, and translated him from the strong walls of Down Gaol to occupy a prominent position in the imperial parliament . ' •' And now," he proceeded, " let us ask what will that great man do in St. Stephen's: He will support the Bible, and nothing but the Bible. He will support the Queen and constitution of old England, as long as she and it remain protestant, and no longer . He will support and defend the principles of civil and religious liberty ; and, like his good namesake, William 111., he will represent our glorious cause, which has been so long ignored, and make freedom's Bag wave on freedom's wile on the twelfth of July." The now Tesler must be on the look out for Mr. Johnson when he men to " catch his eye." ADROIT ROBBERY IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.—At the County Police-court, Manchester, on Saturday, before Mr. Trafford, a man named John Heywood was with being concerned in the theft of a bag con cl = 2001., the property of Messrs. Hartley and Bona New market-lane, Manchester. Between 3 and 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon, a lad named Alfred Lee was pro ceeding from Manchester to Heywood, where the Messrs. Hartley have their works, In charge of the money, which was intended to pay the wages of their ens lor ds next day. He got into • third-class carriage of the 2.66 p.m. train at Victoria station, and placed the bag and the money between himself and the 1118 of the carriage. There were three or four men in the same compartment, and the prisoner sat on Lee's left hand. When the train was within 200 yards of the Miles Platting station, a man in the next compartment asked the lad to tie a thread round one of his lingers, which he had wrapped up with a piece of rag. When Lee's attention was thus diverted, a bag filled with peas was substituted for tho one containing the money. He observed that the bag had beenchanged just after the train had stopped, and made an attempt to follow the parties who had left the carriage, but the prisoner got hold of him and detained him until they got away. When he got_ out of the carriage he told the railway ollicials what had happened, and • telegram was sent to Heywood to detain the prisoner, who pro ceeded thither with the train. AS yet no trace of his accomplices have been found. The prisoner was re manded till Tuesday. Ni WC/AM MB LAi The otiskokory Wes of moot, do., took plan tbk sondag at Newish) Market for the last Wain T►e supply was Talker brisk, sad the sitalliiiioo about the amrage. In the midst ad the Molars+ there woes indica tions MI aroma& et a speedy removal tram the old quarters, such as taking down Admen M. Some ealsomea were engaged I. hands( old memorsada and papers. Dille ansonnoing removal wore truly dis played, and one be., is pardiammtery phraseology, pre shed to " meet their oosstilmats " oa Tuesday, at the New Market. It may be tabulating to note that the snorkel was origi nally held in Newmuleatrest tar the ask .t new ; and in the Grey !tiers' ("Amick we lad it thus mations& : " 1648.—This yere bidore Allsllowtyd WU sett up the bowie for the markyt folks in ?Inmate Market fur to way* mulls is." IL subsequent growth is well-known, and to what perms the site of the old market may be applied remains yet in doubt. The new market in Smithfield will be publicly opened at 4 o'olook in the forenoon to-morrow. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANIL—(THD3 DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale here to-day was vary moderate, but the quality of the samples was very fine. Owing to the eootinued flatness of the country markets the trade was very slow, and last Monday's quo tations wore barely supported. Foreign wheat was in good supply, and sales progressed slowly in all descriptions at about previous rates. Bailey was in fair supply, and some very fine, though thin, parcels were on the stands. The trade was dull, end prices declined Is. per quarter. In omit buyer. operated with caution, and prices were rather lees firm. Oetz, the supply of which was tolerably large, sold slowly, amid the quotations had • drooping tendency. Beans were dull, end pnoes declined Is. per quarter. The sup/ ly of foreign descriptions was very large. Peas met a slow rale, on former terms. The market was scantily supplied with English produce. The hour trade was very quiet, at last Monday'. quo tations. The floating-grain cargo trade has ruled very dull, and sales of wheat off the coast have been difficult to effect, oven ate reduction of Is. to 2s. on the week. In cargoes on passage business remains at • standstill. 'W11202014 arnved, Las sold at 63e. • Ulnas, 43e. to 455. 3d. • Tag anrog, winter, 43e. per 492:1b5. Barley afloat has been m request, and late rates have been steadily maintained ; Egyptian, arrived, 321. ; Azov, 335. ; Banat, 325. 9d. per 400 lbs. Maize on as been neglected, but cargoes off the coed have oa rather lower terms. Oalatz arrived, We. 9d. to 375. per 4921 be. ; Danubian, 36e. Gd. to 38s. ; Bulgarian, 36 ; Banat, • fid. per 480 lbs. The arrivals of rye have been numerous, but the prices bid are below the views of rile's, and very few sales have been effected. Azov arrived, 34a. fid.; ditto, on panne, 365. 84. on shipping, 34.. 4ld. per 4801bs. New Saida bean s, on plunge. have changed hands at 42s to 435. ; but once the above sales were concluded, prices have had a downward tendencan cotton seed has realised Si. 10e. per ton. plowed bee been in demand for the continent, and hVanprices have been paid. or. or Same.—English: Linseed, 30 rape seed, 80; maize, 220; and sundry, 132 qrs. Foreign : su linseed, 129 16,137 ; mimed, 18,643; maim, 3,963; and ndry, qrs. F.:roam—Oa* 6 ; rye, 410 ; tares, 660 ; linseed, 867 ; rapeseed, 414 qrs. ; and flour, 88 owts. mama NUMB. BMW& itmen. WMA K44 9. rel. seoia. feed Oses. s. a —to eeteli b =ses — be be. vat% IA to 44 Ida vbitu si Nerfoil and Leann to Bears. is w ma, 'e& 49 to 14 'Wag= De, 417 Bsautir. Renew Wale, 44 to NPlias SO to al Dislilhou Gliudsug W to St Om ato 44 KAI% isiz oi ratiolt. L aM TO to TS Scam 4ll to MI Kbytes sad Won TS to 74 11a0411. Biwa Si to 411 Tows maks per ISS ETC. lbs. lionosbold tl to 44 40 to 41 orf No 2 sad Wlff Suffolk W to W New __ 40 to U OATS. Neel* feed SO to U potato. ll to al _ Damao aadWizoolgo.Lar. A a r iaf bent t• 46 a. aea6YeeYM _ _ Wit P. fl alit sad a 11.2182 28 t• 822282 lll to 28 Bean. Da= 0 to MI lb to be inn, bard „ loft Mto 0 taut, roi bt to 0 . white __ __ 1 67Pti 46, Paws. 40 to 411 = 41 to 411 °dialog -- - St to IS MM., IS to 40 Mattis OAT& 16 Co al _ . _ __ Dobil bre =l --- II to 331 setoff! ARRIVAL! OF GRAIN, &c., AND WATER CARRLAOE BOTH INCLUSIVE. lineal WNW. kat. 0616. I gro• 1 1 1 s• i 1 1 11 . ! 1 1 1 .- I ImtWl 4960 4615 1136.6 242 lk A f 6 I 347 43 ; Yiga ! 2454 111 44 1.. 33763! Total I mot 22137 I I:W4*i 375411 brouir Oran. whit.. SS Os Yam ll4 41 _ _ = pot ;ea. — —to I to 1 zo bel II Animism. o Con . IS to 111 ' AM 1 1°, Rog Tl7Njelol33, Nits. eir es I I ism 11531, I'4 aiir 12142' 691 • 1756 216J3 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.). (mos oui ows oosazziosozwz.) The market continue, steady: mks about 15,000 balei . wriees at late rates. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (Taom ovia own comaneorraimr.) Ordinary, 1112 a., 1281., 1225., 118.., 117.., 100 s.. :i:10 firkin.. Mild cured, 141.., 1305., 1245. 14 tlrkin4. IfINOING-LANR.—erms DAY.) Sysiart.—The market is Arm, but quiet, at last week's currency. Refined: There is a fair amount of business doing, and previous prices are readily obtainable. COMM—There is • good general business doing. at firm prices, including yellow Mocha, at 120 s. Tr.•.—The trade are occupied with the samples of the forthcoming public sales, to take !place to-morrow (Tues day) ; about 13,000 packages will be offered. Ries. -1,300 begs of Bengal sold at 10s. COTTON. —The market is dull, and to effect sales lower prices would have to be submitted to. SALMTI/1. —lOO tow sold for arrival at 235., with usual allowances. --- SHICLIAC.—There continues to be an active inquiry, at the recent advance. TALLOW ZIARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow, 48e. 664 Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 61s. ; December, 60s. 9d. to 61..; January, 61s. 3d. to 6d. ; Nardi, 61e. 9d. to 62e. PArricuuse OP TALLOW. leas. 1 MIL 180 f. fitiwk es band this day..easksi Mar 49,148 88.088 31,410 Delivery lad week ' 9.15/0 1.0611 LOW 1,4411 Ditto has Ist June 199,191 69,917 39,905 61,518 Arrival last week I UN 9,186 5 . 53 3 PIN Ditto froes /at Juke ..... .127,949 , 41 11,470 lik4lo 64,709 9,.a Cs. . a.d. c 6. & d... La.& Pries T.C. ea 994111k15909 SO 0 )440 1466 101 0 Ditto Tow WI Miley .. '5l 0 '439 '44 3 '5l 3 Arrival for the west maim Dec. 9 last year, elat casks, and delivery, 2,1,7 ranks. The 'ral lest welt coraprieed 0,393 casks from St. Peteraburw ; 3,994 mks from Australia; 71111 eats from both America ; 7 make from otter plares—total, 9,090 mike. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tins DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same a. on Monday last. Trade is active at fully that day's quota tions, and a fair dementia is effected. There are a few more sheep; there is, however, a demand for them, and prices remain unaltered. There are very few calves on offer; choice qualities are very dear. Our foreign supply consists of 9,)0 beasts and 60 calves. From Scotland there are 283 beasts; from Ireland, 820; Norfolk, 60; and 2,407 from the bonze and midland counties. Pesstose cries. s. Q. s. d. Pot doss arab& &d. & 6. Beat Biota, Hard& . e I 5 e Mastpialitt-tedsek 0 0 0 0 1344411b0rt-boras ... 4 10 6 1 DNS Lase-each 4 4 4 8 amid qua. Deists 38 4 4 Do., do., Blass 00 0 0 Cobra 4 0 6 0 NwssassoosigsaL 11 6 4 0 45 0 Do. do. Mors 00 0 0 lkotDos&Hl&besd• 4 10 6 1 Limbs 0 0 0 0 Bouts st whet, 4,310; sheep and lambs, 16,460 ; salvo, 74 3 4 3 5 t 280. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Pattenden and &Kith report a continued steady inquiry for all descriptions, quotations being the turn dearer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Lambton, 184. 6d.. Walls End Haws% 10e.• Walla End Naga i 113 e. 6d. , Walls End Braddyls Hakim 18e. • Walls EadTunstall, 16a. 134,; Walls End FramweUgaia, les. ; Walls End fittington, 16s. 9d. ; Polling Gas, 13e.; Lavers:as Gas, 13r. ; Powell's Duffryn, 18a. ; Branoepeth Cannel, 18e.t Holmell Main, les. ed. • Wert Bartley, 15s. West Wylam, lbs.—Ships at Market, 51, at sea, 25. Sir William Jenner, Bart., M.D., her Majesty's rhysiclan, is announced to preside at the esoond annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of the Victoria Hospital for Molt Children, wtdok is arranged to take place on Wednesday next at Willis's Rooms. I t I ',own DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. With the exception of the English funds, which have improved i t per cent., the public securities are dull to-day. The dealings in the railway depart ment are still chiefly confined to Metropolitan stock, which exhibits a fresh fall of 1 per coat. upon additional sales. Most of these transactions, which are principally speculative, have been en tered into upon an impression that, in the absence of fresh " cover," bankers may soon throw a large amount of " pawned " stock upon the market. A moderate reduction is apparent in some of the other home lines. Erie shares, however, have advanced, higher prioos hay ing come to hand from New York. A few of the speculative foreign bonds have receded. The settlement in Consols will be completed to morrow. The discount markst is quiet, and no varia tion has taken place in the rates for bills. The charge for advances in the Stook Exchange is 1 per cent. The Government funds are quoted 94 to 1 for money and to-morrow's settlement, and the Three penents. Reduced and the New Three per Cents., 924 to 1. In the railway market, Metropolitan stock is still very Rat, and has experienced a fresh reduction of 1 per cent., viz., to 1014 to 102. Brighton and South Eastern are 1 to 1 lower, at 471 to 48, and 791 to 1 respectively. London and North Western, 1122 to 1; Great Western, 184t049; Midland, 1111 to 112 ; London and South Western, 871 to 884 ; Great Eastern, 411 to 3 ; Great Northern, 105/ to 1061 ; ditto A, 1051 to 106 ; Caledonian, 731 to 74 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 171. The dealings in foreign securities show a pre ponderance of salos, and the general course of prices is unfavourable. Turkish of 1862 have declined per cent. ; Moscow-Jaroslaw, 1 ; Egyptian of 1868, 1 ; and Italian of 1861, 1-16. Subjoined aro the prioce:—Brazilian of 1863,771 to 781 ; Chi li= of 1867, 961 to 1; Egyptian of 1884, 82 to 83 ; ditto of 1868, 74 to ; Italian of 1861, 551 to ; ditto of 1868, 21 to 31 prem. ; Mexican, 161 to jF ; Peruvian of 1866, 811 to 1 ; Russian of 1866, 891 to 901 ; ditt. Nicolai, 661 to 1 ; ditto Orel, 804 to 1; ditto Mosoow-Jaroelaw, 811 to 82 ; Spanish of 1887, 344 to # ; Turkish of 1862, 664 to 67 ; and ditto of 1866, 411 to 1. Apart from a rise of 2s. in the Bonds, viz., to 12s. to 17s. prem., Indian securities are unchanged. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are at 218 to 221 ; the rive, 1161 to 1 ; the Four, 1024 to 103 ; and the Dobentures, 1064 to ; Bank Stock, 244 to 240 ; and Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 18s. pram. Bank shares are without alteration. City, 111 to 121; Imperial, 171 to 181 ; London and County, 512 to 1 ; London Westminster, 671 to 681; Union of London, 364 to 374 ; Anglo- Austrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 1: to 11 prem. No alteration has occurred in miscellaneous shares. National Discount, 11f to 121; General Credit, II to 11 die. ; International, If to lf die.; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 1; Telegraph Construc tion, 15} to 1; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 22 to I. Royal Mail Steam shares have boon doalt in at 49, or 11 discount. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined per oent.,viz., to 741 to,, but Erie Railway shares are higher, at 271 to I.lllinois Central, 95 to 961 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 371 to 381 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to 39/. TWO O'CLOCK. The English funds are without change at 9-1 to 3. Railway stocks are still flat, and a further re duction has occurred in prices. Midland, Metro politan, and Caledonian have declined 3 per cent., and South-Eastern 2. As regards foreign bonds. Turki..-11 of 1865 are better, at 413 to 2. FOUR O'CLOCK. The govermuent funds are firm, at 94 to 1. both for money and the account. With respect to railway stocks, Great Eastern has declined 1, per cent., viz., to 411 to 1, while South Eastern has improved 1, the present price being 70/ to ; Caledonian, 73; to ; Brighton, 471 to 48; Metropolitan, 101: to 1; Midland, 1111 to I; London and North Western, 114 to 11; and Great Western, 48j to 49. In the foreign stock market, Italian Bon& of 1861 are 1 per cent. higher, at 331 to 1. Peruvian of 1863, 811 to ; Turkish of 1863, 41; to a : and Spanish of 1867, 341 to 1. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank to-day. At Paris this morning the Three per Cant. Rentes opened at 71fr. 43c. for the account, being about the same as on Saturday. We have received an abstract of the profit and loss account of the London Chartered Bank of Australia. as made up to the 30th June hut, and to be submitted at the half-yearly meeting on the 11th December. The half-year's balance, after deducting current expenses, income-tax, and making provision for bad and doubtful debts. is 45,788/. and becomes 56,8831. by the addition of the bal ance of 11,006/. brought forward from tho previous account. It is intended to apportion this amount as follows, viz.: to dividend proposed to be paid, viz., 4 per cent. on paid-up capital, for half-year en ding 30th June, 1868 (free of in come-tax), 40,000/. ; to amount proposed to be carried to the reserve fund this half-year, 5,000/. ; to balance to next half-year, 11,8851. Bs. 6d. At the meeting on Siturciay of the East India Irrigation and Canal C o mpany the director& report was adopted, and a spec ial was resolution passed, accepting the offer o f the government to purchase the works of the company in accordance with the arrangement already entered into. Vice-Chancellor Molina has appointed Mr. Thomas J. Thomas, of Cheapside, woollen mer chant, liquidator of the Commercial Clothing Company (Limited), and Messrs. Rooks, Kenrick, and Manton, of 16. King-street, Cheapside, soli citors in the matter. Croditore of the Wed Worthing Waterworks, Baths, and Assembly rooms Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Henry Chatteris, the official liquidator, by the 23rd December, the 11th January having been appointed by Vice-Chancellor Oiffard for adjudi cating - them. e ; upon _ Tho interest due the 11th December on the Danish Four per Cent. Stock of 1882 is advertised for payment by Messrs. Hembree and Sou. A circular, of which the following is s copy, has bum issued to the shareholders of the Credi t Foneier of England (Limited): _ _ The committee — appointed by a resolution pare,i at a meeting o f thershokUrs, summoned by adver tisem ent of Moms. H. J. Brown and E. P. Rowsel/, and hold on the 4th August last, beg now to report as follows : That an interview which the committee sought with the dirmter‘ in pursuance of such resolution, i declined on the ground of the informal character of the committee's appointment, the members of the committee could only accept an offer made to them to wafer, as shareholder*, with the chairman. With Mr. Mowatt, accordingly, they have had several cernmunications, and they now announce the results. The following is en outline of the informa tion received That the emetics of the return of commission taken on disputed profits has been, and Is. under the consideration of the l td, and wiU , it is hoped, be settled by arbitration. 2. tie office ex penses have besaltreatly reduced. and that slate the sot l June last the direotais have retralited trees taking car reemearatkin for their services. AM the chairman priv atises as follows:—That at a *Mai (moral rosetia& be bet fa Ja, be we repot homes& ma& melee the ~le el einesialM Ames ether semen be Sweelleseion at the bent Ile fee deeekab and the Marie Se ei dheettw motel theirreesemeridem ha tbeheinisellte The etesolleto while eeknowinliej e tte e D e a — TK ike. chem. and the valve of the still hit eat_ as ertmet geodes reemele ihreitibese- Midges to detwoM Of lbe poi omelette* et lie there mese too two ghee; ale ott= d c rer il ls vele& ilmostette awl et white tion Maid be tnielithaVlie Melt el the whole et the sharee ll =4 7 4:Tr i tatoelble diserho Ifanover, that the esedition off en mites anxiety is b y tbe 410WOOSIBI it i fie meat value of the shares. User thine be o meta her nces, they the committee ps i it to the thasehellso whit will NOwindy ell debt se be es out of the w musli we reopens ed esheon The emehee so w that the sliarebeihmiteeld et ono apply to astle clearly, and thee see le secure cosepletet re tt l ieg urpoess which t lobe sem- Feint et do la Am% U the thereediee tale Clew, the be mite the e assi tte which they will dm end resolve es :-1. That the whole et t a te se ment board, emelt three shall retire. 2. That the Won ' t Mm be need to fire directors. 3. That the ahem et threaten and settlement et their remuneration shall be ails* in the hands et the shareholders. 4. That the quellealima el direelom shall be reduced. 6. That the preethe al minim eat proxies at the company's in Wear ed the ensiles, shall be dimontinued. . chat an imosligelon shall be mad by persons appointed the shareholders, of the proceedings andllu politica et the company. than, as perhaps the most iseportsat of all-7. That the transaction of the convoy in Mae be wholly conlimed to existing and that while any attempt at formal windi e r:lr= be strenuously resisted, • proems of gradual liqUidatios shall be strirtly adhered to. These are the main points, but there will probably be others which the shareWdvre may like to consider. lime of the objects, it will be seen, have already been assented to by the chairman. The committee earnestly request the attandanos of share holders, at the London Tavern, Bishopagate-d:set, sa Thum/Jay, the 3rd December next, at 1 G clock precisely, when resolutions embodying the sub.tance of the above requirements (amongst others) will be submitted. Share holders unable to be present, are invited to communicate their views to E. P. Rowell, Esq the honorary secre tary, at the officei of the Yalta a nd Mediterranean Gas Ccmpnny, No. 60, Gracechurchatreet, E.C.-Signed on behalf of the committee, B. ne C. NULOY, chairmaa. Nov. 23, 1868. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER EHAREB.-(THIE DAY.) (Closing pnose to 1 p.m.! COLONIAL GOVERNMENT RECURITIRB. Canada, 6 per cent. Jan. and July, 1877-84, 1081. Do., 6 per cent., Feb. and August, 106. Do.. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 961, 61. Mauritius, 6 pee cent-, Feb. and August, 1893 to 18041, 110. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1811 1876, 102. Do., 1888 te 1896. 1001, 1. Queensland, 6 per cent., Jan. and Jaly, 1882-5, 100. Victoria. 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1091, 1. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Esatern, 411, 1, 1. Oreat Northern, 106 f. Great Wenern—Original, 49. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 48, 71. London, Chatham, and Dover, 17. Manchester, libelkild, and Lincolnshire, 471. Iletnis,lo24l Do. EMannon (div }. . has.. t l• o 6 per cent. till Jaa., 16141, 911t u l d l ag4 0, 99, ,7. 1 1 111, 12, 111. North Eastern (Berwick), 190. North London, 1221, 3. South Eastern, 791. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western. original 41 per cent., 11i0, M. Do. 4 per Dent., 16.50, 77. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Western, joint 6 per ct. irredeemable, 1866, MN. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAIS, North Western, A Ferp• preL, 5 per cent., icroi. Birrisik i 3 OSSEBBIONB. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 cent., 10 /t• Great Western of Canada, 14, 131. per Scinde (Delhi), 104, 3t. yojtzioN B.LILWAIr& Dutch - San Paulo (Limited) guar. 7 per cent., 181. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian., 14. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Moscow-laroalaw, (us. by Russian Govt., 82. OrelVitelick, guar. by Rumba Government, 6 per oat" Ott • nth Aurtriau and Loculaado-Venethui, 3 per cent., 9. BRITISH MINES. Great Larry (Limited). 201. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MEM. Don Pedro, North del DV, 11-16 pm., id. • General Brazilianpzited), St. John del Bey led), 1 1. United Mexican ( 2 i , • Yudanamutana of S. Australia (Limited). 2 6-16. STOCK BANKS. Alliance (Limited), --- Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 18:, rd. Australasia, 521, I. Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China. 114 English and Rio de Janeiro (Limited). 9). Imperial Bank (Limited), 18. Imperial Ottoman, }. Land Mortgage B ank of India (Limited), 11-li. London and County, 51. London Joint Stock, 361. London and Westminster, 881. Do., Scrip, issued at 104 prem., none of which has been paid, WI 1 : National PrOruicial of England (1007. paid), 1341. Oriental Bank Corporation, 43. Union of Loudon, 37f. Atlantic Telegraph, Byer cei7.7 . 167" City of Ma'am (Limited), 3. Credit Foncier of England (Limited), 2. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gun. by Egyptian govern ment, 901, 1, sit General Credit and Di.sconnt (Limited), 51, 9-15. Hudson's Bay, 141. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavonr), 31. Loudon General Omnibus Company (Limited), le. Ocean Marine Insurance, 20. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, new, 1867, 10. Koval Mail Steam, 49, 1. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lira.), of. Union Marine Liverpool (Limited), 10. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 61. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 76, Sy. YINES-(THIB DAY.) _ _____ ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is very quiet, with little busi ness. Annexed are some of the present prices : Chiverton, 5* to 5 t : Chiverton Moor, 6k to ; East Grenville, 31 to 4 ; East Caradon, 51 to 6 ; East Lovell, 81 to 81; Marke Valley, 9 to 9 ; fli North Crotty, If to 1/ ; Prince of Wales, 38e. to 384.; West Camden. 2 to 3 ; West Chivertost, 61 to 63, ex div.; and Mary Ann, 19/ to 201. The directors of the St. John d'el Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received the following report. dated MOTTO Velho, Oct. 17 :—Morro Yellin produce for September. 9,212 oitavas, from 4,782 tone ore, yield 1123 oitavas pet ton. Morro Veal° cost for September, 5,061/. • loss foe September, 1.302!. Morro Velho produce 11 day. of October, 2,360 oitavas ; yield 1.494 oitavas per ton. Gaits produce for September, 1,720 oitav ,as from 811 tons ore ; yield, 2,121 oitsvas per ton. Gain cost for September, 509/. Gala profit for Septem ber, 2231. Gain produce 11 days of October, 67$ oitavas : yield, 2.164 oitavas per ton. PROPOBRD Nam NAME 1 , 011. LAM:Am aB,—The, Dublin Nation of Saturday says :—" Historic Lancashire havim *disinneed from its reprmentation, at the bidding of • characterless firebrand, nearly all those men who did it credit in past parliaments, replacing them by namales! numskulls, should henceforth be known as Iftweyshire.' Daum Nov. 29.—The Royal Mad Steam racket Company's ship La Plata, has arrived hers from Bradt, de., and will leer* for Southaropten at 8 t• day with 37 yammers, specie 4,47 W., 2,660 bligs.ei '"we'e• 1,000 bales of cotton, and 1511 packages of sundries. BOMBAY MAIL—ALLIANDRU, Nov. 30.—The realaeldar and Oriental Company'. Maser Pere left at 8.30 a.m. yesterday, and the Syne at 6.30 this morning. The former may bs expected at Marseilles on the of the 4th, and the latter at Southampaia about tria v ta proximo• inizAriadandTamod AD arn M e l .P ßA :Nets L a. : Timb l. Lietlio N iizr O binsca.ossa Y s . u l eubsesut . cheam — t - o A tho rro r t raki H Thailassolinice. m raTs. ,ioe :Oota meast.tesm i to tlie Ariadne ; and Naval Cadet, nominated , ympit Milner. The inquest on the body of the young niediosl student killed in Dublin brought out as °xptanauon of the melancholy occurrence after a long investigation. liM had junired Iron. • _es" in WI Miseft. being somewhatinebriated, SOU an anercabon YON With BMW pence en the t a iny. ene of whom, defendlag himeelfortruck gia with an umbrella, Qui tof which pond tbremilt fn eye at ftv e n den e o ni f t4 l if t r o w ld i ri o y bas ' w w aik as th il tsa u l a id a b the ; a lameatill. mene gmat at ida ber bnl6l4 cd meffieldw. FE 1 II:1 0 a