The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-02 00:00:00

!IS DAT.) INTELLI ENCE.--(75; on irstawris.) .C7CD ST. ANDUISW'S urnvalsr F in lti'r~;it 006 z OF EINCOND DAY'S POLL. for istOP 11 fmr ,1.1 w s• AND ABERDFXY erwraßsrra 10 wetting. (Abadan' Local Poll) •nim 4.70rv1n kr') „, ; Ir Es 11.41ILETS ILICTION.-1.1124. (ZDINAII ST4TZ2IENTB. 1.01 night a crowded ateeting of the committees „ vied for Yr. Beale* wee held M the Burdett Tavern, S I.. I vt-read. Mile End. for the parpons of coaskierinir ;;;: t . ,t e rs should be taken in view of the alleged wing. wiudi. it is alleged, prevented the return of It st the late election. A large nenther of elec. • snouted. and Mr. &ales was loudly sheered en en ; reoni. The meeting was premded over by Mr. tbe ;bairn= of the central committee. re CR tunt AN said the committee had gone into oases of n m e xdstion, and also eases in which voters had ban al!ow , d to Acetyl their votes on account of not w:.l, them their proper numbers, and they thought • noresir, te mite:nit those caves to Mr. Beslee. Those nes to some 21.0 or 300, and there were besides Of Caere in which voters had been pro. reatwi ray the police from getting within the barrier s!..s they stated they were about to vote for Mr. Beals. :her es* A had come to the knowledge of the committee, Wish voters were prevented by the polling clerks -la recording their voteo, on the excuse that ;3:1: names were not on the register although names of those men were actually upon it. A pat number of men were prepared to prove these :tumults. The committee ba il also to complain that • returning officer hal not provided adequate • vsnimodation, and of great partudity in the 'elec. •t. of the poll clerks. Two or three ossawer• prepared • ,veer that men who had been owtaaaog for Mesas. o t ,oe and daseuda acted as poll clerka. They bad a l so -erre that two of Mr. Samuda's s=eic es &dad as rks. The committee had also them came of esseation. • pearea after commeatiog on these statements, said t . ; . t % o titis was whether th ey could set aside the election ci - tle ground of then imegalarities. An far as the law &loom had been hitherto laid dews that could not be trlem it could be shown that the ebetreetione pre• , canted mo re voters from polling than mad* up the niajo , of Mr. Famuda, in fed, a larger number which . was Mr. Bawds's majority woadbe oblard to allow that at Wet ▪ e sters hail peen prevented from ie..* sh; , uld also be remembered Mat a mediae 0 14 h e ,„mtal without paying down 1,0004 rm gather pc; m y for that amount ; and that we. a „maw sem emeaersuee• Then eliPIPMag the elastics we. Triad there would be another enema, T ub mom ex. rem Tuve matters were . part and pared of the • erten. whi.eh entirely Prorelilted rasa of= w oven, and work ing men ever M e a " 7 ry Mated that there was a ga" a a s e • ld threw overboard the ease 3 4e.wou COMM entrees Mr. Beedes mid the question was wboller it was ' , nth the while of the devoted man of the Toner Hamlets •go in ads matter, notwithstanding that the on r 0...e eleir beet to keep him out. He bad I Lmal it stated by a gentleman that one of the polio told him that one of that body had or d er , from headquarters. from the government in tacit, to • the bee th,y to prevent his bong returned. O.W of -Pure. - and "Oh.") That, of course, was • T., ru.ee. .t Le was persuaded thine was a coin t raton .1 the e . ' ' yers in the Tower Hamlets to keep 0 ...1. ;tad. tr..y looked at the conduct of Mr. TAllt:tlAd roe by what he had heard that •Lst t!,:e was a deputation waited upon Mr. y.s• • ?otiecen e!,e,n and twelve on the day of t retire, to whom Mr. Newton ie. CO circumstances could he retire— s • c..r• trey think c What, but that it was to Beales) from being returned ? . •ea tc say that Mr. New ton had a ney paid to him, but if he had, he • T . ▪ •.• differently. (Cheers.) Notwith o...: the mermen, expenditure of Messrs. COope s ot tr.l the enormous pressure brought !.e employed, he still belierred he • er. returned - but for the conduct of Mr. : .! • beers.) He felt it was the intention of . •. • l•-• t-• keep 'him out of liament. Never ;•:.h ----. of Mr. 0 ne at South-Wert : r. Mill at Weebninster, and of himself at • wou:d secure the ballot. (Loud and •• - He considered that having received *— .t. bo-cugh, he was placed in an honour .— • • Mr. Beale' concluded by ex - _ • t establish branchee of the League in . t- ar'tate for the ballot. • - t plate, and as the question of the • • rf Mr. Samaria ts under the • • - • - ' :.o resolution was come to. Mr. A 1 ,1):...t. ...-feated candidate for the re ;77-ettanon ..•.c i CA, before leaving the city fAr 700/. to be distributed :zeta; tie ' Its ' , pacified proportions. It undo.r.tk .L'ed araapt :r. ;1.4.. a ; , tition will be pre ' M. M`Clure for Belfast on s^•.und :. C.. A petition is also spoken t: a:s:rot the r:r A. tiuinneas for Dublin on the : ands (!, ~ ittition will, it ia said, be pre :Lc =sat being carried out turti, , :r outrages are reported from the Several head of sheep and cattle lave :?.e lasdi a the late Captain King, who I.l , .•Ct.eallft to vote in the borough. On a lay,: of police was fired upon by a ; The police returned the shots, but Three persons were arrested. IY A VOTER.—One of the physicians r!L.:..t.:!.c. Vennei.t driving into town election morn -7 a fr.eLd who hailed him with the ques t :f 1.11 voted. •• Not yet," said the doctor; • but I ail Light alter • voter. I got him safe, t. • Le vote l" Oh, about 21 years from L: - Paper. it-1. 31 , 1-4,EP. AT NEWRY.—A oorrespon- EL: !Lk Y. WA.g, writing on Monday, says :— i aLd 3 a.m.. yesterday morning, some persons !Le litLu.t.-rt.s.d, gave information at the Hide Like; that a man named John Digney, a iemr , r. Gad }stn found lying dead on the road near atA....a two miles from Newry. It appeared IL.t •-.4. ta.z.ed John If tirtagh and deceased were pro town when two men rushed out from tat' , : —ILL:. and attacked them with some weapons 1:11 , 7 lift pre , tiers. Murtagh was first assailed, but ma tawylt,, . wits a severe contusion of the right eye. lit ma.: ar among the neighbours, one of whom, a cu. tic... , ; , ..41,t0n, found deceased lying an the I ... ~sely.Johnston had him carried into Li; L . 44. wt. , :r. ;r,They expired in about half an hour." A(rIDMNT.—A singular &od ic.; at Wolverhampton the other day. A "Ih k i bA• was letting at work before his stone, t,..d diameter, and revolving at an extra had hinuelfut on, when the band of ts. t:‘: .t care Of, and ail the faros of the engine The result was that the stone ttirte pieces, one of white struck the de ;70... .lasiv.il hum. it believeterind the roof. r• *.v..r.-iy injured about the and floe, and taken to the toi,ital, but he died on the way, : having been fractured. A STOP. Y.--On Mondat ee m d :rning a • the top Briggate , with his • 4 ~ t. and .4, Leinr asked how it had been done, he •" ga-G Lad been inflicted by three men, who • I.:m nn S.at .rday night, when he was behind • at c lApelv.wn. The attention of a policeman *., to L , Giohtinn, and he was removed to the Tto re it was believed that the wound bad t• , rat , t..! than forty-eight blurs. It was severe, t to,t dasite-rc and was at once sewn up. The ma n ' , iwtor. and he is said to have come from 11 . veto in the neighbourhood of Chapel ,.l hut the police have been unable to fi nd , • • , .I,, thatma s tory , and his manner is mach as t*!. ••• t. , o the belief that the deed hue been his 1, t Poli,:e-rourt, Liverpool, yesterday, ..r• • h . an., a lo,y only 11 years of age, was charge d "tE' t 1 mousy and th rea t en i ng t o mur d er is Lat. mung she wanted him to go to school, • 'rhrt:!oi imu that he seised • knife, made a waif.; atd nal:Mused to have her life. He was AT THE POLL.—A ludicrous t vet4,ll to, hare occurred during the polling .„i,n,"" 1 •1 of Cork on Friday. A simple voter from oes not accustom e d to the exercise of the '•• .lid Itot understand how to go about it, 1 by his ardent att.ehment for Mr. Down : hshilcin to vote for him. A person data which he mitered asked him by way 1... Barry and Doyle, Judging from " tvations that it was one te last •' • "-iik of committing. The farmer got en ' t''Vecil, and while the usual question was *l , 4u mil he vote," be kept rsv eeting , to ; f erry and Boyle, indeed ! The poll-eterk '• w.te fo r th ose gen tl emen , an d w h en th e :L. ' 1 " 1 '1* discovered he bad voted the wrong way, " 1 "' suoul the error, he gave uproarious expree .„'"; ' 1 " - eiv.iiituicut, and finally, as the story runs, 4 , *WO t ine practical joker who had entrapped him. r. ' .1 Anl, fixxsworiow.—According . to a Ger i decay with which the trees in the pro :•trdehs of Berlin, as well as of other large " 4 0 lu , intly been affected, arises chid, from the movement communicated to the sea by rapid it, '4 '; the perfect adherence between the roots and • 44, 11,. , t h e b of nourishing ssi.eary for declare., diutteyed by fLis continual &gilts, 'l.- .. .1 1 /1E lanillite;MWZDNlMltla EVEMCVNICEMMINV MI Int me deem onethmothaden elthellft Woe t lOW lise r b eso* head le @seem thee. sill Olio the. la 1 pithy bled mom pada 4 . end I rweired a soma la th e Ir I MO INN *et Weaned es t h Se hated bleed eel wee la th e 1 q a f ra t i e sits 2 been labs it a leile Meed 1167 the ene ' ' ' u° ' What is akemirl'it Mar etalthhet jore i Plesesehrbz—l don't balm Mr. Tyroddit—Did yea me aaythloot la her bead? • Pretheatrtr—Yee sad to the hest el ray hetet ea t en was a reed lain Mr. Tynrhitt (to mother wthoom)—HM Men bola acci r = hr etweon the proasontelz and Ihe=ort a tow lope that two dye before moth e primmer mkt that ahe wed& ky wee tor the preeloatrio. 'The primer wee remanded tor the attendance of the enema heft the boyeal. THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST 41! INSURANCE 310132. MANSION-110118.11.—(11118 DAY.) Mr- isetsanoe broker, of 7, Okssast's-leati, was that witeslas base& before the Lord Mayor sad Aldtausaa Iffellebirl Omits for teem suirsiasbos wit h supwil to iletelaimpi al various sums o mosey, saeskilas to M. by was of tabs proteaess, how Mr. Disbar, wine assoshat, City. mr. Wasp% orllellsri pro . e moted ; sad Mr. Wahralfe, banintar, appeared fortis esnta be reasubired thee the presenter a/framed the aa the seamier ei a diamond brorakt, value SOOL, the risksmist said beleased to hie Wife, =ta Ms Williams claimed Us bawd* sad ilos la the Oast of thiers's Biala to m ower it, and the verdict was given in hoe favour. r Me Williams was sollotiorky, aid said dis had bees ; vrry teilmals bras vie this dehadisii far sword oe, and he had bre oa swims oft DWI Ae helbsish shwa l the twassisi her own 11■111111S, sari did sot mashie the dolimand to Wes assay with IL Mr. Gore lAA lis deeming the sharp ea arbith wadi be samitted far INK est the seas 'etas thsa = s a s d . lossedt IL to-morrowkelps araffiog of the Eli ); "••• • .• Rai l Invio ' •t , • Deo. 1. reeseriPllloll4lll perafribir timing "4 the volentedin i NirWrill the . Hotel de it wine to be jiiier4 the night by tho troops el 'tbs lhie. Consequently groupie of people wen t °glacial on the del Bel, end eleolned there until 1 !It this awning. trpon the arrival on the spot of the Captedn-generel of Madrid. Beam and his &gig of the truth of the rumour, people retuned their benne& ROMANIA. INICIIARAST, Dan L To-day the think= of the President, T President, and Secretaries of the Chambers took place. John Sufism received 68 out of 84 votes as President of the Lower Holum, and Nielsoiap Golub* was elected President of the fieerest A. Roeetti, Peter Route, Argeropulo, and ten were appointed Tien-Presidents. THE ANGLIA-INDIAN NAILS VIA It PLORIINCR;, Dar l f. The Correspondents Nalsenne snnoenses that the ministry forinrisu affairs hu rushed . = annmanicatis‘ relating to the.prej meats bete/eta Italy and the 'other • joi l b o i t gnerantesinitha meek rapid for the Ar4l6-Indises woes vin MOW CONDRIFN 0/41 a 6 sitit OP MOE ibornion. 110113. • , BONE, Duo. I. Alm austiosigns, whose hones ak the Rocas, irdousies huh bl assault in the autumn of 1861,bave beds sentenced to death. The prisoners hare appealed to 6 higher wart. M 4121403 17 SIGH LIPZ-(211711 DAY) Thin morning Mary ObArlais Vimonnt THIRD EDITION. LAW 1011.-(THIS DAY. COURT OP %11W8 RIMS. After Tam NMI Piles dill ep ai imielosten the lard Chief Jostles and a emend Airy.) 801111111.111111 setitha. This was en aaboa her Wes heyeimmeset. In the plaintiff in a ineatie ss A at The dehmden= first met palm --eng a jaeliessika that at the time eimglalmill at the was sendesting Mimed as • dangers* kaki% end his mainmast la $ hmelie stem was messeary. Ik. Girard, Itak rYr i.nd M a r=were aimed fee the ' and wadi were The prkill.the Darr. Saha Abram% woe a shed thee male et Bt. Karts, Wawa* and the deem dent woe the beaselosat The parties National on very =teems ka dam years, bet di/amen arms those shortly _lakes tlr 01191181`011011 e a trehln at tle s w at h ed pe a & ke th : aha r e t stioni vioff hawses thus, piniNNl been. a for the el Bt. Starts liemital, Paddinglam and was is due elected. Paoli the apsikensat meserieet on the sleeken sad Übe laird week be bed andergese it become osessary for Lin to to sad. amil amigo of air was recommended. On the nigh* of the 18th et Jars last, plaintiff, who had left his lodgings at Pad dington to eimegnineere amed et a diloltegrenblat With w and, o his landl, to W be et " rth, alit bane able to obtain • retired to Net on a esnell. Aloud half- 1 V in the earesing he wmi ammedbythe Hr. Means Day, a Aim of the chardwardime, earl a lama in Plook eseeini s kA lw e hie seem. They mid he mast pet 19 mi s te will alit saldng why, they said thy/ hog • was his appreheasiem bat they ref used slew ft or give feather partiealem They comememgcd lan le ken es meta as pm 16:neirdto wil tb ° , 44 $ll7 asi mil l mati°ll b t . o r): 1 7 Armstice l te a daylum, at Peckham. _ qua Ns war le belled the police, but they deekned lakelkee listens Nay were informed he was being essiveyed to a thnstis whim at Itchihesa. A calthlllllllo9 task place at the gate, thirktilMaciott,(Awlunoldiert to done of the policemen in eel was tamed mond. and they drove to Dr. boom Whin the didenimA, Day, and Hr. the abemberardee get out, slag the bell, and went se: an abloom of 10 adman" the pohoonan rang the bell, and the answer was they would be out presently. Whmiz a ire eat Dr. Orif- Ohs came to the nib apse mid Ike *kat ea to the hard work. he had room welarrne with refer ence to St. IfferfsHospiteL The was thin turned sound, and the Ouse wairedhaok to the eigloh *infirad the policeman it in the gab. He wee tains into a mesa ni the Om doer leaked, sad ea masts* er= wee sent - to bin. The beeper edema him into a roam and eammanded Ida Se skip, mad then removed his clothes, leaving plaintiff alone lathe room. There was a eolith in the room, but he wee usable to sleep from the and ravings of a amine. He saw the &ester the same Inareag when be was gig his mid made. De- Inedmet lie Ise as sagimation mad demanded his *sem bat the desk, said be midd not lave it. Pike tiff Wm Mold bin le write to lie friends, led the doctor belied. Mal was indignant at his Maimed sad wpm whisk Ile astir tad the lips, shook him by the solltertdd him At keep quiet. he did so. At 8 o'cloM that be was * w ired in a *nag room with a grating at the tap, fteno which the light was ednifled. A bed was the only lurnftre in the room. Hie clothes were taken from him again, and in the morning he was ordered into • cold bath, where the poured cold water on his head. He where but the keeper informed him it was Dr. Armstroag's orders. The cold water treatment was repeated, and medicine was given to him but he spat it out. He was taken to meals with the other patients, but he felt so indignant at having to sit down with maniacs that he refused food for two days. Plaintiff wrote • letter to the secretary of the hospital stating what had occurred, but he received no reply. (The case was proceeding When our report left.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) =WILL C. EOWZLL AND 0 . 003!01-A CLAIM= /LAWEIAGE AND WS _MISSITLI/L Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Dr. Swabey for the petitioner; Mr. Murphy for the respondent. The petitioner, William Howell, a painter at Chepstow, in Moamoutbahire, made the acquaintance of Sueennah Lily Carruthers, the daughter of a gentleman in the neighbourhood, whose son has mince been high sheriff of the county. In November, 1861, Howell eloped with the respondent (who was then 24 years of age) and married her •t Bristol. He cohabited with her at Chepstow, in Lon don. and at Reigate ; and there had been issue two chilclree—a son and a daughter. In November, 1869, Mrs. Howell left Reigate to go and see her father, who was ill at Chepstow ; and she never returned again to her husband. She went to Ireland, and lived there, with occasional 'We to London, till the commencement of the suit. It was alletnthat during • great portion of this interval ilia had co habiting with the co-respondent, Connor, as Mr. and Mrs. Harper, and that they had had a child, which lived a fort night. The pleas of the respondent were a denial, con nivance, and conduct conducing to adultery. Connor did not appear. • [The case was proceeding when our report left.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commionioner Bacon.) IN U mairDzseorr. The bankrupt, desarilTed as of GiOncester-grove, West Brompton, of no occupation, was formerly a houtenant in the 82nd Regiment. He asked to be discharged from debts of 2971. and giving up no assets. Mr. Sykes appeared for the official assignee ; Mr. New man supported the bankrupt ; several creditors attended to oppose in person. In answer to Mr. Sykes, the bankrupt said that he left the army in 1860, and received 70W. for his commission. Since 1860 he had been seeking employment without Mrs. getting it. tiaytehos china and glue dealer, complained that the bankrupt had improperly contracted her debt of 81. Mr. Sykes asked the creditor what she required. Mrs. Saytch—l with him to be put back. (A laugh.) Mr. Niemand:tad out that the debt was properly due to lin. Sa 's husband. In reply to questions, the bankrupt said that he bad bean • an allowance of SOW a year from hie friends, but he bad now only 1261. a year. His Honour said that with that income he ought to have paid hie debts. The bankrupt replied that he was premed and could not a pajt h is ee ta r all. creditor for 481. named Taylor here premed his debt, and being asked whether be whited to oppose, said be wanted his money if he sealed get it. Mr. Maier, a bout meeker, said that the bankrupt owed him 21. la. fait hods and aoeey fassi, and 21. was due to hie daaghler for wages. The had been spend- Ischia money in ale and ran indeed of paying his debts. Mr. Newman, for the urged that he was en tirely dependent upon his= He had returned from India invalided, and was unable, through ill-hest h, to get into employment. The dein of W. for wages would, no doubt, le paid by the bankrupt's friends. His Homier observed that the ease was a very unsatis factory one, and adjourned the hearing for the accounts to bet mended. POLICE 00ITETEL—crate DAY.) 11C22112 la WI /PASSINGDON-ZOAD LIMY _ STATION. __ - Merton Balky, aged New-road, York-road, Battersea, and Henry Sista, aged ER, of 14, Windmill street, Bt. Lake's, butchers, were charged, before Mr. Cooke, with being drunk and amaulting James constable at the Metropolitan Railway Compa T n h y ° , D :i s a George Ball, ticket-collector at the Farringdon-road way station. stated that last night be was called to the refreshment bar at the Farringdon-road railway station, and found the defendants Una drunk and annoying the barmaids, and he was informed that they had been so for about threc-quarters of an hour. They wan to be served, and because they were refused one of them went out into the street and misused with a pot of beer and a glass. They drank some of it swathes put the glass and pot on the refreshment bar. He removed it and Gun Hided threw the glass and its contents into his face. A straggle then ensw4 and he was hit, knocked c r a m and kicked. He was also hit in the ribs, and that him some pain. Both the defendants aseardted him. Their conduct and language were disgraceful. His finger was bitten by the defendants. Ball, the ticket collector, said he went to the asibbsioe of the last witness, and saw Bailey striking and kicking the previous witness. Bailey ran up to him (wit ness), and hit him at the back of the ear. Both the defendants fought like madmen, and behaved in a most disgraceful manner. The defendants said that they exceedingly ot rzstted what had occurred. They had been to the of the new meat market, and having drunk a grey did not know what they were about. Mr. Cooke ordered each of the defendants to pay a fine of 400., or in default to be imprisoned in the Roues of Correction for 21 days. ILiBLBOROUGH-BTRIIRT. IMMIX° BY • 1,01111. W. Elizabeth Crtid,who gave her address Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stabbing Martha Boehm, a married woman, residing at 18, Little Windmill-sires& The prose:matrix said—On Friday t, between 8 and 9 1 wee walking slang LUG , whim the phew, MOO If AM dna OS Wl Maksd Bismatm use amleedeeld 41e. al sr Wel beton irleirj Oifte), • (4444 ft). thail6s direction al melon M die maw leel 14 Mem Theseseler imposed la shade. Betreee• tone id* Re abseil= erier led bi boom I.—.aka. walk: b.—tes• is e.--deege (sistriell) 1.-1/4;1-1011;1.-11.10eissos.--24111(1e0; 4. diaal—enla; a—mew ;t. . 11111014 MOT se beg lkilkeskaili Mum See alelsimme. lienathelnial prance tn neeth-wiet Imo rhea Noes gager aay. sad glee la the math if the bat to • law actiat. la the wag at kind • rapid OMNI Mg eet ia daring the night. warmiling be Ole in. at Telnlia; the readint thth tidies sow Mit. Wow that at Tanneulk. adpeale but, not eons in yet (11 am.). la th e nava et tompwahae ie lower, hat inhere the weather I gerwang irwarar. The light winds gweeteilas yee!erday freshened doing the maws The wed an a l thee barked, sad bereaved to • piefrane tk at &chits Paint at 6 ea—ft still contistnee. la theli wind is very light and onatherly. lag has prevaikd on the wrath sad eest maws ; it senglauss at plank and the weather I toads at awned. Bahl has been gams/ Warnings to loath awl treat condo Min Emilynithfull lectures to-morrow evening on the Mims at Women, at the Hanover-squan Booms at 8 o'clock. . _ . A Grateful Curate," Ir e.h. p to the Leicsder James!, says that among the traits of the late Bishop of Peterborough's was the following : It was his custom every Chrislanae-day to send to those carats. it by ZOOM 11119 WIC" burdened with large fa milies and slender moans a ehsqui for 61. or IW. This enclosed in a letter expressed in the most emirtooas and delicate terms. " Ara. TU YEAR RouwD."—The first number of the new series of All lA. Titer Bowed will be published this day, _accompanied by the following notios :-=" A unjustifiable paragraph has appeared in some newspapers,very to the .feet that I have relinquished the editorship of this publication. It is not only wijuNifiable bemuse it is wholly untrue, but because it must be either wilfulli c lr negligently untrue, if any respect be due to the e •'t terms of my repeatedly -publidied announcement the new series under my own hand.--Cine rec=s." 1.0141;ON ASSOCIATION OF NOIUDIEN NNOINICIRS. -At the monthly • of members of this institution, to be held at the George Hote l! Aldermanbury, City, on Saturday next, Mr. James Irvine will read • paper on " Rock Raw Machinery." The chair will be occupied on the occasion by Mr. Joseph Newton, C.E., of the Royal Mint, and the proceedings will commenos at 8 p.m. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.-Notices appear in the Leaden 0111Weif last night announcing the intended dn. tn'bution of naval prise money. 1. Of the tonnage bounty awarded for a slave dhow, name unknown, cap tured on the 18th April, 1867 by her Majesty's ship fllgb3y.r to commence on the 9th instant. Shares : Ca iBl. 16e. 7d. ; second clam, 161. Os. 3d. ; third, 1 . 6d. ' • fourth, W. 3s. Id. ; fi fth, 61. 9s. lid . ; sixth, 41. lls. 6d.; seventh, V. es. eighth, 11. 16s. 7d.; oineh i 18a. 3d.; tenth, 9a. Id. 2. Of the tonnage bounty awarded fora slave dhow, name unknown, captured on the 4th August, 1867, by the Righfirer, to commence on the 9th inst. Shares : Captain, 1.11. 7s. 11d. ' • 'mood clam, 21. 13s. 10d. ; third, 21. 6s. ; fourth, 11. 10s. Bd. fifth, IP.. 6d. ; sixth, 16e. 4d. ; seventh, ICe.lld.; eighth, a. 9d. ; ninth, 3a. ; tenth, Is. Cd. . A Daxedotoue Paderies.-Robert Bartow, a driver in Yoakerearmouth pit, was OS Ifaiml4 shamed before the Sunderland maeiM'Astai with a bus & dike Colliery Act. It was proved that while in the 'At, opened his misty lamp and . He was do cautioned, but said it would no and repeated Me offsees. Dsdesidant admitted his guilt, aml was ma tested tea fine of Ma. sad meta, or one month a impriem meat. SINGULAR CABS OF SUIVIDI dr A GIRL. Yesterday Yr. Itioberds, the derft-ooroner, Lid an !squad at the Owen Man Tavem i Houten Otd. town, respecting the death of Harriet Baker, aged 18 yews. The decound was the ter of a widow living at 4, Jaiwebent, She went tato the Oink* of ably hying the Thlerisiperis-road. One day last bonesad isK "Tea half-starved. flan a sto o ( ea s t but trends he Ire asandag. In the aly I fat data broth. Wybibtrws is a Tartar. Me strangen, bat whoa their bask is Zeita sixas." Her sairerse asked her to step ia order that Aegis get wow s6)mg pais of lash On Thursday the wan Ms& dead in the Err&canal, user the 'ahad-bellilgs. oll= sadist of " Thad drowned" was :stained. DAL) (sr isrmassx.) we perrota, Dee. 2.—liflad at mom BJ.W ., light bream ma busy ather, ihdhL Osavasum, Due. 1. Anima : Beetbood, tram ltaarkthie ; Parrock Hall, Bt. KidA's ; Plover, IS. Gamga's ; Meter, Quebec. Dam., Dac. I.—Ambol : Elea (bartme). troa Mato Indio, fee Abledeea ; Rho Osmila, damages. Arrived boo the river sad railed : Brya-y-Maar, he Coast LIYZIMX.I., Dec. I.—Arrived : ham Akyab ; Prima Donna, Congo ; Janata Hall, t.—Arrive d ; Plata Auras, OoeuLi.B.; Northambna vama Tatira: Dassalia, Bombay; Berruke, LagmaDevi LW , Bcolotaao, Dec .. I.—Antvid: Zeta, tom Liverpool for Luce. Oro Cammahmur, Dec. l.—Arrived: City of Landon (Li, truss New Pork. I. Dec. (—Mkt : Mate (L). tar Now York. GIBIIALTff . _ Lesvos, Dsc. I.—The Bipies — h;s beet lAA with lee aew, of Cart Hastesr. Al,/11111011D Dee. 11.—Thee la s hula &Maeda ship war Dasesona Cowley Wexford. • tog lea bees rat to he. Dec. I.—The Ntaa NO, anted hare from Nee Teen, a huge Whom sal sieved delashad pieta • Douai, Dee. 1.-11 see palm ail has ems adhere at Athlete, to be ee the Janda. Crrics. Do s •-2he Thomas" (brig) of fiesderisad, from Swedes, struck urea the Goldstone Nock aad filled, bet ham bees assisted into Holy Woad by Salome*. Itortoovero, Nov. 17.—n0 banns; Naraploa sad NroviNovi Hatfield ashore on this bar ars both likely to became wrecks ; the I;al;c:e7e, lieeTi:—The dent et the Amato Stott, tram Monet to which wee beached lame night, appears much dammed, but the dm not appear mods ettekea. WEATHER REPORT.-THIS DAY.) WMOTIMSPAT. iMINC. M. M A.M. 11. ' T.2' V I P .40.711.1.211, ALM SR 314 44117 r lb ILK 111.81 r 8. .;411.801 43 44 W.B.W. 911.81rau BILL Nais— f , Abadan —' Leith ..-- Ewa. &Gabon,' ... 1 Taluostii.. ' "Ole •!••••1 - 1 - , - M 41;: ... Iherred - Wails dream- Saha% Pt. roans.... . 11.78 r 41 41 B. N.& 10.07 r 44'd E. .1•.71. 4060 8.8. E. 10.78 r 411 . /0.42 119 . 0 B. 10.46!447, 11.8.8. 19.811 t g 48 8. . Wet SOSO 8. 10.n.ar 8. .11i.1'0t is ko.E. - w itutil:7 l p=l C. Or NIL; 118.104 88 67 BE. 1 19.808 41161 2. ,11910 •48 41 8. Lariat 1 Pads Oriabarise„ Toulon Of r 49 Relithels. —I -- — digitate et theist, se left& aid Berbain, asetied. St decree Cherub, Henover-emuo, Mary Nissiter Lauderdale Coventry, daughter of the Hon. lbw Ansa. lice Covestry, and cousin of the Mad of The await/ aresessy wee perbamed la thermoses el • via/ ansissene esemblege of the misfires and blab of both sebb families. The bide, who was attended •to the altar by eight bridesmaids, was gives away by bet father. The religious rite was Embalmed by the Nov. Matthew %nen, vim of Mottos, Northumineland, end rural dm. Alter the usual registraiks of the marriage, the newly-wedded couple, followed by their Mends, went to the Hon. H. A. Coventry's residence in Belgrave square, to partake of breakfast. Shortly after 2 o'clock the noble viscount and his bride left town for Charlton house, the east of the Earl of Suffolk, near Malmesbary, Wilts. The bride's presents were very amorous, and many of • valuable description. RAILWAY, XINING. AND OTHER BHAREB.-(THIS DAY.) rOlodag mom te 1 pALJ OOLOWIAL OOVERNIOSNT SZOWNITIES. Canada, 6 per cent. Jan. and July, 96/. 61. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 to 1896, 1001, 1. New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., Apra, July, and Oct., lueenaland, 6 ppaarr cent., Jan. and July, 1882-6, 1081. South Anrtral4n, 8 per cent., Jan. and July, 1893 to 1908, 1091. Victoria, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1091. - ORDINARY SHARDS AND FROM. Cheat Santora, 411, Great Northern A (A l. receives no dividend until 8 pre cant. ham been paid to B). 1061. Lancaalure and Yorbhire, 1281, ondon, Brighton, and South Coe" 471, 1. L Loudon and North Waitron, 1121, 1. 110zowlitan, 1021, 11, 21, 11, 21. Do.M.denloa (dlr. lirs. to 6 per cant till ha., 1670). 971hck121, 1111. North British, 311. North Eastman (Berwick) 100. Do. (Stockton and Dull/ton), 1281. North Staffordshire, 63, 4, . South 2■1111114 794, I. pustiaizzea mums AND sroars. South Eastern, 6 per cent., Charing Cross, 1863, 98i. LINES LEASED AT FIEND RENTALS. London and Greenwich, 611. Northam and Eastern, 6 per met., 64, 6. BRITISH i'066118010918. B. Bar., and Cent. India, gua. par cf., 105. i Eut .b oast., 109, I. (heat Indian lnaa gam 6 par omit., 1071, t, 7, I. Great Southern of India, gua. 6 per cent., 106 g. Great Waders of Canada, 14. Madras, guar. 6 per ant., 1081, 1. Gude and Rohilcund, guar. 6 cent., 1061. Blinds, guar. 6 per ant., 1041. per Do., WM, do. 104, 1. !violent RAILWAYS. Dunaberg and Witepek (Limited) guaranteed 6 pm cent., 85. Cheat Luxembourg, 101. Lemberg- ofternowits, gun. 7pm• cent. (Lim.), 01. South Austrian and Lombardo- V enetian, 161. Turin and Savona, 21. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. 314amow•Jsreelaw, mia. by Bossier Govt., 791, 1, ad. Orel Vitebsk, guar. by Itusiaa GOTIOUSeIik `per aid, 81, 801. COLONIAL AND 7011KIGN BMWS. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 3 9-16, f, 11-18 pm., ad. Boma Grande (Limited), 7-18, I pot. DOCK& Millwall Freehold Land and Doak. 34f. 10INT STOOK BANDS. Agra -- Mattered Mercantile of WM. London, and Chins, 30toLoa dated (Limitedi4t. Imperial OttoSt am . a. London Joint 8 , 1. London and W been yard, , MIL Do., &rip, issued at 101. preen., none of wide\ W 6,5 A Onental Owl:cation, 2t. Union of Loudon, 4 anglootameiciad Te olo . (1 ha), 21 11 1. div. Aaattalian Agricaltursl,l6. • Oal limey Om (Limited), 21. Omit Faneier i aland (Limited) , if. 16-16, I. Rada uum a= . Sety imited), 31. Dabs larigatica (Ousel oci devou (L r), 6 per mat. bonds rodeos". ism. 62. =ls; Me Imams's% 191. mid Or igami Stoma, 644. Do., New, 1667. 10. Myna", Iron, ISt Rico do Janeiro Gas (Limited), 564. Dais& Karina Lim M (Limited), 101. Viceroy of Egypt artipp) Loma, 76i, f. SUDDEN DEATH or • SCOTCH CLIRDYKAN.— The sudden death of the Boy. W Paterson, minister of the High Bridge Church of in New castle-on-Tyne, it unnamed. Ho had Jost ap pointed congregational min honey to the Baron, Church 12 . 2 .. .0w (the Bev. Dr. Norman Hidaud a). He his farewell sawn to his reagrogation on Fun — tiaTlast, and was to have entered on his sew duties on Sunday int. On Monday night he was walking in the suburbs of Newcastle when he fell down in ait and ex pired within an hour. He was 3 0 years of age, sad un married. Tux DUNG/LIMAN Musonow. —ln Duagarvan the Rev. Mr. Anderson, O.& A. (the champloa of Mr. Matthews, who withstood the Bev. Dr. Holly, Xr. Berry's clorioal patran), has instituted against Yr. Anthony, the proposer of kir. t S s e . t dbl X hustings, for calling him • " and • " would-be priest." The rev. p a = annotates tho fact in a lotto. to a hiedpapr, in white he realm that allowed this mid else he " to have his way oa a beim ocariath lukili hr isgail awlll submit to his last grow attack. As • praindmeil step he asks the journal to pubiM •fo lowing, which be re ceived from his bishop an the day alter Apa had boss made against Mr. )may:—" Waterford, Nov. 9, 1068. — Bev. As. A. Andante, hint with draw from you all limmalles and approbation hear couteinione trams the dab hereof within the limit@ of the damns of Waterford and Lenore. Yours faithfully, t D. O'Bnint, Bishop." Qingswirroint, Dna 2.—The Gahm steamer Manhattan arrived here at mom 's•` 1/. Ihnerabarked paesespee and proceeded inunediatity kr Uvula& all well. 1011111 t • liAllrify.-11101C4oir. • , • si:43 *t4.9t toOvrithetamiliog • Aimoroil les enjoy. aid • 0011481111114: iim4 •Op Doh Me say viol to , ildiort hail 'ft lo s : a i thit, th,Bagitaio ve z i rig4T4ol44•447: kayo. barefoot it is that num jp ant. oitolasso lame boos ow& for ugh tits Oovoossont I broker. ill 3 OMNI* •is which moderato investments WO viile' cm itemint of the public. Thew newsy est stoob have advanced esti* lismeal asses. Matropolitaa about 1 Pir. Mt. at cos period, but has slue recovered to the last price of yesterday. Mullion's Bay shares have given way, in the absence of any favourable notification with regard to the progress of the 'emotions for the sole of the territorial rights of the undertaking. The applisations for dissount are to a good Went, and the rate for bills is fully 33 per mint., or opal to that at the beak. 'Console are quoted 923 to 3 extra for money and the account (Jan. 6), and the Three per Ceuta. Beduesd sad New Three per Cleats., 921 to 1. • Wary stooks are inquired for, and Great Wombed, Midland, Brighton, and South 'Eastern have advanced 1• to 1 per omit Great Eastern, however, has declined 1. Prices are quoted as follows : London and North Waimea, 1121 to 1; Great Westsne, 461 to 1; Midlond, 1113 to 11; London mul South Western, 873 to 881 ; Great Beetem 411 to 3 ; Bright" 473 to 48; Beath Bestame, 79j .to I Metropolitan, 1011 to 1021; -Great Northam 1063 to 1063 • ditto A, 1063 to 106 ; Caledonian, "73# to ; L ' oedon, Statham, lad DO'rer. 16 i to VII. An inquiry he apparent for foreign bads, and • rim of /to 1 per mak has marred in Braden of 1866, Egyptian of 1986, Italia' of 1861, and Spanish of 1897. Subjoined are the quotations : Braallian of 1866, 78 to 1; Milian of 1867, 961 t 3;; Egyptian of 1964, 83 to 64 ; ditto of 1868, 74/ to 3; Italian of 1861, 661 to 563; ditto of 1866, 21 to S prem. ; Maximo. 161 to ; Peruvian of 1666, 811 to 1; Bessien of 1866, 563 • 603; ditto Nimbi, 6ef to 86; ditto Oral, 801 to 81 • ditto ifoacow-Jaroslaw, 791 to 3 , ex div.; ditto harkof-Azot Ito 3 prem.; ditto, Char oow-lirenestachug, 3 to 3 prem.; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 34 ; Turkish of 1868, 64/ to 661; ditto of 1903, 181 to 67 ; and ditto of 1866, 411 to 1. The only change hi Indian securities is a reduc tion of per cent. in the Five per Cents., viz., to 1131 to 3, ex div. ; the Four are at 1023 to 103 ; the Tan-and-a-Half, 218 to 220 ; the Bonds, 9e. to 14s. prem. ; and the Debentures, 1061 to 3. Bank Stook, 244 to 248 ; and Exche quer Bills, 10e. to 16s. prem. No alteration has occurred in bank shares. City, 111 to 121; Imperial, 171 to 181 ; London and County, 611 to 1 ; London Joint Stock, 351 to 381 ; London and Westminster, 871 to 681 ; Union of Lcodon, 34 to 371 ; Anglo-Austrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 11 to j per. In the market for miscellaneous shares the principal change is a fall of 10s. in Hudson's Bay, the present price being 14 to 2; National Discount, 12 to I ; General Credit, 12 to 11 dim. ; International Financial, 1 5-16 to 3-16 die.; Telegraph Construction, 14 to 1 ; Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 32 to T, ; and Anglo-American, 24 to 1. United States 6-20 Bonds are per cent. worse, at 744 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 204 to 27 ; Mi nois Central, 96 to ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 374 to 384 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 384 to 394. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols are unchanged for money, at 923 to I, but show a slight rise for the account, at 921. Turkish Bonds of 1863 have declined & per cent. ; Italian of 1861, Peruvian of 1865, and Spanish of 1867, 1. As regards railway stocks, London and North Western, Midland, and Metropolitan have improved / per cent. ; while (hest Western has declined 3. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are slightly flatter, at 921, ex div., for money, and 921 to t, ex div., for the account. Railway stocks are heavy. Brighton and Metropolitan have declined ; per cent. ; London and North Western, 1; South Eastern, ; Cale donian and Great Western, 1; and Mid land, 1. Subjoined are the priced :—Cale donian, 741 to I; Brighton, 461 to 471: Me tropolitan, 1011 to I ; South Eastern, 791 to 1; Midland, 1111 to Great Eastern, 411 to ; London and North Western, 111; to 112; ; and Great Western, 481 to 1. Foreign bonds show a drooping tendency. Italian of 1861, 551 to 56 ; Peruvian of 1865, 811 to 1 ; Turkish of 1885, 401 to y ; and Spanish of 1867, 331 to 1. About 25,000 sovereigns have been taken from the Bank for Egypt. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 71fr. 6.5 e. for the account, showing no change. Telegrams from Melbourne to the 10th nit. an nounce shipments of gold for England to the amount of 344,0001. The total on the way hither is neatly raised to 905,0001., of which 248,5001. the steamer Great Britain will pro bably soon arrive. that vessel having been at no 66 days. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and as regards bills on Holland and Ham burg, the rates were quoted better for this country. The list is subjoined : Asestentrus, 3 swaths. 12.01 to 12.1; ditto, short, Ant wurp, 11.151 to 11. ssoWk 191; P 25.36 to WM oitooka, asonths, 12.01 t ssonA o 12.1; 3 ; Brossolo, 3 s, 26.36 to 25.40; Hombre' sad 1 t a, 3 smooths, 13.101 to 13.101 ; Bert/a, Cologae h t,. 3 mouths, 6351 to 6.27 ; Bt. Petersburg, 3 smooths, to 32; Paris, short, 26.121 to 2 3 6 11 . ( 21; 810 ditt0, 3 mouths, 124 to 26.36; Nareislies, 3 26.324 to 26.36 • IMAriort-omthe-Maine, months, 1 to. 1201; Vison 9 3 moths, 11.96 to 12.6 ; Trieste, 3 months, 11. to 12.6 ; Madrid, 3 months 48 to 41d to llit i tander . , :maths, to 48! Iffalaga, Cadisi T=4 - 4811 to 48rtmels, awa rreonths, 4 44 to 43 ; Beseloas, 3 r=tl A 4Bl to 481 months. 481 to 48 ; V months. 484 1111 n8; rie3 mon th s, 484 to ; Leghorn, 3 maths, t:t.23; Genoa, I months, 27.18 to 37.1111; Hallos 3 rametbs, 27.16 to 27.10; Palense,9 smsiq 27.13 to MN; Wassina, 3 months, 27.16 to 2720; Ilehm i llOdaye data, / 12 1 61 621; Oporto, 9o dye dais/ Ili 10 . . From the annual report of the diluter; of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, which will be brought forward for adoption at the twenty-eighth annual meeting of the company, to be held on the Bth instant, we extract the most material passages, as follows The &Wes are act able to refer with equal to the pegoaiary Ode of the matter, =much as the worlds' of the ooh tran for eight maths leaver them sa the poeitios of having to slain bon govern ment! the full propottoe of the sum of 100,011111., tiff ere ottitted when the fund semis( fee to whir* divined fan below the saiguat required for the meat at eh per mat ea the agile' employed. It woW have has. far aisle epees* to *gm to have dated with with the premium; anit • dividend of Zr emit the Theaessragy sugall el tin estbnit, lemegr i - . a csh* inking el g spa whi thenteallsr hr the amine. The Abodes are aof e=l to reseammul gay payment tow papist= hem Sin account fee the yegt year. Me i ii v etsc uisee dhenellea to which die wird mom was 1s telsa its total was mimed hem MAU ie is. 7d., OMAN the seramity at ivviveneeme Med loam i.~ onosost NM hi eseingenee wilt lie at Ohs it is earamil Is FOWL thersisse for r il letraillsmi of Its plat:a have *gen* the belong at the el se esaw; "Int IT*. I It, sensral morn thinfideir tinsmiths) of *era pier with *es at lest rear, they met he swoordial in a favennoble light e bemeeli aeinetert if a hetet MAW.. es woe theme, r avegablot posit ef MAVIS sit wins of Is esevfoes transport ow**. bat the beer in WM been in eat haste slate lasethe at the Arm oa whisk the elosents wets shad, agm temilloiont for go , wet of the inereessil loafs 'Yoh nay oseentbir ewili t signoted hoe the additional samba. The aesalon et by the sompany's siesialos wee aster Wirer the WI twelve seed" end the ohipmente et gat lam eel Mama ewer is favenrahly of Omer lila TY weed el spode •= e a z that la gni Ist eaelhuneasesoever. te have a very & setcproM end hes seesf o beviag bona more thee ene-VII the avow for sway • prier to MIL The have neor sesonne &viand of • Il_per emit, few at inisonetee. be the ele niaothe ending 1M gsgessabse look =ekim. with that &lased in .Tme t il per oat per amn. wannode will be honed on the 21Ih but At the meeting yestaday of the proiristars of the Bank of British North America, $ dividsud at the rats Of 6 per omit. per annum was declared for the half-year, free of moorne-tar. The Anglo-Aa ossd strian Bank in Vienna have pub lished the following with regard to the subserip ol for the bonds of the beeg- Cesenowi nns tst aices my Railway Compaay. The laganum ber of bonds to be Mooed err 26 000, representing 7,800,000 florins, and the number of bonds sub scribed for was 622,820, repreeentiag a value. of 186,846,000 Sorban Consequently, the distribu tion to the animate has hem limited to oboist 4 per amt. of '4.094 written for. At a mesting of tem obarelosidere and erediters of the Undo& Moss Compamy, heigi pplerday s a .report Ism the kairseteration eqesmittes wee 'Maya lug Mbeeted, and a resabsties was pained ia favour of the roma liquidators being removed. mad of others bong appointed in their pima, At a mating of the creditors of lin B. W. RaigUd= e beld yesterday st the altos ed ' , Wind* , ant the committee appointr r at a repent promoted their import, from Irbil* 16 . ap peered that the cemnittee had bean whim& Vthat Mac e =irs ritietec i l he in. herikaupt pfmrpsta:o7 i s i e:fate than under deed of assigpfteat. Valdez these eirmiandiumes the creditors present, although nnaniniceiely ay inpethildag with Kr. fiencook. resolved upon edralaistering the Mate under bankruptcy. The Admiralty will receive tondos on the 10th inst. for the supply of 112,0001bn of raisins. MINIIB.-(171D9 DAY.) - ONE War. The market is steady to-day with a demand for West Chiverton, New Lovell, Chiverton, and Frank Mills shares. Annexed are the prioes West Chiverton, 61 to 63 ; Frank Mills, 3/ to I: New Lovell. 25e. to 304.; Chiverten, - 41 to se; Pad Grenville, 31 to I ; tiosik Condurrow, 20s. to 21$. ; Great Vor, 10 to 11 ; Marke Valley, 9/ to 1 ; East Cared" fS to 5} ; West Beton, 185 to 193 ; Wheal Beton. 52/ to 37/ ; Now Beton, 52 to 674 ; and ILecod.i foot, 424 to 45. At the meeting yesterday of the Mining As sociation ted ) a dividend at the rate of 5 per oent. per annum was declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& N.ARK-LANX.—(7IIIB DAY.) Fresh up this morning, the ressipta of wheat team Essex and Kant were imam& The hiatuses &Mg in both red and white produce was mostly ooliasc actual wants, at Monday's quotations. There was • good supply of foreign wheat on tie stands. la all qualities salsa programed 'Lowly at late rates. Flooding cargoes of wheat were quiet. Maiss, sad most other articles afloat, sold slowly. With Mirky the market was moderately supplied. Ths transactions were limited at previous proms. Malt was quiet on former twos. In oats sales progressed slowly, and prima had a droop ing tendency. Beans were neglected at the late decline. Peas were in limited request at Monday's redaction in vales. _ _ Floor wail dull, and lower to sell. Linseed and rapeseed have been quiet, but there has been a fair dammed for most agricultural seeds. Cakes have been steady. ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, to., INTO LONDON By WATER. CABRIAUE TlllB WEEK. - r in6oll4 BMW. ‘ O4ll. PA... -ear. ?Dela Math MO 1450 MO I 1916 bib 11840 Two ... 11710 2100 19 . 60 erro l l7oo itsa LIVERPOOL 00WON mssarr. (IBIS DAY.) BY TIZAGRAPZ.) (nom ova OWN ooaamiosmsre.) The market continues very steady, and the *alas toot up about 12,000 bales. CORK BUT= MARKET.--(THD3 DAY.) Ore TZLZOIAPIL Orson ova own oossinsionrwirr.) •Vrd•oary, 1325., 12k., 1225., 1165., 1135.. 100 s. ; 1,270 firkins. Mild cured, 1425., 1315., 1265. ; 34 firkins. 311:2701270-LANR.—(711113 DAY.) Bvoam—There is vary little animation in the demand, but prices are steadily supported for all deectiptions. The miss include 81. Lucia at 275. Bd. to 31s. • Trinidad low dais, 1111. be En Id. ; Jamaica, 31s. to 32 1.6 d. ; Barba dos,. 31a. Si to 365. • crystallised Donserats, 40s. to 42e. Itellned sentinnet firm, at full prices. Corm.—The market baa beemas quiet, but MO change in prima can be quoted. Plantation Ceylon sold, good ordlnary, 63 1 . to 6335 . 6d. ; fine fi ne ordinary to low mid &.6. to 68 & 6 4i. 72.. to 74e. ; other Bast oolory low middling to good bold, 68e. to 86s. Coona.--Tor Trinidad than is a good *tiny, and fall picot are paid for all descriptions. Superior bads at 3s. advance ; ordinary to fair grey, 475. to 64e. 841. ; mid dling to superior red. OM. to 99e. ; good Granada, CM to 03s. 6d. IX& —The public sales are Frogman steadily at the previous value. Rum—Bather lower prior have bean mospted for Bengal ; roam Waco iv 19ff fiktdilitaii 9 0. to itti= Basal sold at the prrsioaa Take of 9s. 341.; sad Necranzie at Bs. 3d. mg. Bvx is in fair request, but sales are limited to moan parcels Of Jamaica at full prices. Carrots.—A large business ham been done at very full BOROUGH HOP HARKRT.-{THIS 1221 Mims. Patteaden end Boit/ report • steady for all dcacriptions of both En g lish and forei g n, prim showin g an upward tendency. COAL MARKET.—(IIIII3 DAY.) Walla End Hatton, Ws. ; Walla End Haswell, la. ; Walls End Closiorth, las. 3d. ; lin fid.; Walls End Barton, 16.. 3d. ; Walla nal Hainan Lyons. 16s. 3d.; West Wynn, 14s. 6d.; Beassepeila Hannek MIL; Holywell, 6. 6d. ; Powell's Thatrys, 1 aiL at sunk* II ; at ma. 30. Dsc. I.—Areournourm--Cap taia 0. A. C. Brooker ts the Scorpion, easairdema ; Commander A. H. W. liattiemsbe, to the Viotery ; Lieutenant Bach-villa W. H. Thompson, to the Hector. additional for Coast Guard ; Sub-Lieutenant Richard P. Humps" to the Ariadne ; Naval Cadet nombeesd— O. A. Blokes. Tlll FATAL FOACELNO AMAT 1/1 CARDIGAN f mailz.-110 Mut of Liabarne bee offered 100 J. reward oe the capture of tie) to hare mu rdfa Butler, in ltiehards, who le aehoesd ered hi. 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