The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-19 00:00:00

. rorlisto trte enough in Nature but in a onitwwe ion Nature 0111110 i always be fol • oh vireo. 141trnstone must have forgotten 1h ,• . ! .11,410.1 Skpliotuabs. oh ! " which ruinel t . and was led into "OS • • s l'hoimen twiny 'imam. oh 1' It . • r t titues as absurd to test a drain' -trict standard of nature as it would „ige a modem opera by the question • s •IT people do er do not fall to singing in tins* of danger and die ., Push Slienstone's prinmple a little r :nod it may be that mm to great grief re t, and speechless for a consider ti..- - a scattier which would dispense with 3--tostist a labours altogether. Shakspere, at .11 <% tits. did not acknowledge any such maxim. at„„ Othello. for instance, overwhelmed with , ; rkt 1 , ) the discovery of the treachery of lago, remorse at the murder which be bad coin holds the dagger in his hand to stab him :f to the heart. be even pauses to make a set lts beauty. perhaps, justifies it, but Shen 11.N 111.1%1111 would certainly condemn it. This forms part of the " Handy Volume now issuing by Messrs. BradLitry and It i s will printed. on good , and Lout3.l s form i•ouven'.eet for the LONDON AMUSEMENTS. (TRW EVENING.) °MILL .. uir, a.—" 11 Flo Ado Maltieo."--8/00-ocic. MAISEL -'' Allad Vitale." " Lag Crikot.." " SAL"— Maw Lime' T (feltwa. INAS& et.—" Espy Elhariag." "INah.". "UN Anil Clan possuw"—f o'clock. .RLP6II. --" UP fat the Cattle Show." "Molds Cr'4)."-7 —" The tkoeret." " biter Dark." "Muter &OMNI itrtiott.t."-7 Octet*. . a.—" I.ett to lbm , elf ." "T nefr."—To'teork. "Mather aad Croaker." " The Yellow Parajort." Kr.' , -'• The Lancashire Lam." The fttrwasee, frranyet o•cl.ek. FIX pardon•us ere advt. F., A . : -•• The Widow Hunt." "The Field or the Cloth el 00.!." "Martine at Any Prite."-7 We'oeh. Wit.re'a.—" Atein•" .doeiety."-7.3t Wolof& MOW for Blow." "Lamella Swale. 11.D..1 To inntrwe."-7 All Unit Cditt..en to nat 001 d." "T."• Rime and Lielara ILL" '' The Clockarikeee nat."— 7.J• i ' .l . • .• The Wde's Seeret." •' Leat4 PAW mad Watt Rata." i1t11.14 , 11. At AI. Heal:44l in Ilbo t o k. WI A....is— . The .114. h. omit." " The OA 01,1 Stot7."-5.6. ." Pearce •' " A Peury of Ballad."—f o'olock. MISCELLANEOUS. .ti~au•~a..—~ Heti., •••11411•PLAC11.-31e. Mark 10 Mile as Falaw!. —3 ciduck title ait,.lllooll. Yee particular+ Me advt. Eorrn A%-a Ai 1., Pitt' T Yr. Fleintag it•utme. Entertain- MM.- o'cln•k. Craivrt Mirmun.r, err. JAIIIRiA HALL.-8 o'r:ork. Bo AL r)trrocuN tr.—The Flottrio Omar, ke. Kum tit Tviaat-rea. !Bit .AOlO-EGITTIeN LINKING aafrANy. (TILIS DAY) It ordinarF ltlf-yearly general meeting of •`-it complay Was held this day. at '2 o'd Mk, at the Can • n•stu‘t Stan= Hotel; Mr. Inturx iu the chair. The rt.lsitt of the dirt ctors stated that, according to the slice-pheet and profit and lo•a amount for the year ...inn/ the 31st of August la-t, there WM a grow profit of hie. 6d.. and a net profit of 201,8381. 61. ld. ; ASV. of this nun have been appropriated w an Wails w;. and the duvetorr recommend the distribution •o.omif., or 11. 10s. per share, free of income-to:, . _Ale; a total dividend of 21. 10e. per share, equal to 121 - -.q.t. for the year. ; 40,0001. have also been applied in , trg ofi part of the amount paid for the busyness in `:3l'. leering 11.033/. Be. 3d. to be carried forward to . - creskt of the lout account. The report further stated .t the hueittuta of the bank continued to progroas eatia. ••rily. 4111,11N0 avrimairres.—(rsia DAL) I mrp^* , !Io•. !P.—Wind at noon 3... aerate !wren., nut. _ • :5A vrArrn, Noe. 19.—amee-d : IYlol7eaillte, from Calcutta. • I Rajah of Cixbiu, fey ?ladies. , e .1, Nue. !r.—Anie,d from the deer: Miami° Grabs" for • .4: Marlette, Adaloide. 17.—Sailed Huaoluiaa, for Callao: Oreet • .•-•• in, New WA. Nov. : Franke, Ca New Took; City of ...n Neu York. • • Alb. Nov. 19.—Arrived: hoot Haakow. A s Roane.—Arrived: BIM Irma .%I , taudria. for 41ty. aad yak tit w Wllkllglllted. 1/11•Ulg t4ollll.lllCea Tii. Nov. ft.—Nailed: HMS. &MOOS, for West :, Nom. IS.— Amved: Nowa !rota N. • York. ~ • •,, N..v . 1.. Arrived : Martin et. Per.eu, front : • Loth for Rrgt , r , hra. Nov. te. Hawk Eye, S.? VAlpezaiao ; • I'.ll.atairo. . fr , .m LivAr ft for New Torl ; City of Antwerp ...•. New York, 1.....4 I.3erptel. • • • , le. : Seeerdattyr, f...r New Orleans. rm. I'AT.TIEff. NV. I'? 11. sc-..tle, sod for thy.. port : - »ter, a.. .whom INK:a-yea. elle lio. on the bar and v... ••••• • a total week 17 A ),nut, rrart,l on th.. ro. " Lady of the , re, nr Loutita, Ldeord treat," ba. Ir picked up off NEM .I,e, 17.—Tbe (114apion ‘.llr.tiah brit has been yr., kid neer Vvraf out Nne. 13. —The (artk Letlan, from Aluilroi to New. lock, entirely deetroyed by tire at: Nov., h.id experienced "ever, weather, :44 put into Cape 4. Vir,ent oa the night of the Pth for repair., vacs .he wa. fmnd to be on ttrt o. et toornont the ,rew uot tb• '.raj W wi.j..l w.a act fat off. NOTIfT. TO KARCCERA Ss.- 13 To-day hum. m tia• Roane wary taioca ri.- winter sou b , Lad down. rATIIER ILEPORT.-(TAGS DAY.; Tr, uumr. it II 11.11. 1. asussars 11. t W. sts,...— D. w f I ji„ :To N.' D. E. • 'oos I N. on N. I 0 10.0 t N.N.W. =o'ool 4 N. e 6 Mains ...... 4 4 .i.t4r VI so 1111).612 a: 34 L. e • Ltith no n 4 r iv- 37 7 r w .0 E. 2 • :fp 41; /41 j: 1.. • 4 .4.1 44 eg• F. I ,_.., I -- 12 t 2i 1 IC.E. ro 1 0.03 . 9 .4wr41 L.N.E II 3 W..N.E. 0 1- 4' k. N a I KN. o 1 •ti t 4..14 a ::' ENE. w 2 14% 4S N & 2 1 3 M. E. cot 0.03 .4 I I: , 41 N.E. 7i7 NE. Co —j 4 .41.4 I. NE. 4 . 0 K. e 4 .314..41 114 E. to \E. 6i f , 1 .) I .4 11 1. N L S E. rte r . :: I. 2 E . N.I. E.o. 0.91 - ..11 - }_.N.;:. IS 4 E. o 3 . • 2..•:w. 3i E. b - - is 12 1: : t. 5 S I: . ul :1 :u) 1.: •3 , 47 N.E. N • W. 4 - sit 7 01 totag..l le 4;7, f 5 -. ; — ;;; ; 1 ; '.(1 , 4a 2.7 '5 6 E. ti B $. ih Inkier ems mug( sisal maimed to al dem at OM beret. The s ,stesdr, indicate direction of motion ' •c • r toy within last 11 hours. Thermometer exposed in • Letnent forte with its direstios dicing lett *4 bouts. Weather: b. —blue sky; s. --donde (detached) ; -f• • : O—A ; L ; m. —cskit ) (has .) ; 6.—evereast 4 . r• -rein ; ; L.—thunder. Rainfall, Nome err bail • L 'l. , !,.';Utilla last at aGtan. Bea disturbance RIZIARKS. hew altered very Uttk• en , * yuiterday v...•. , rLauer hie bets In the extreme north, • • •.o, , ad i leek I. pen. ited. hint.« 1.4 even 10,r d. Am' iey.ted in the south w..,4; there it • n r , whore at Nairn and Ito^htfott of tY4. •• .. 0:y It, +AI.! se yeiderdsy. Winds haveeon 'lMl ^ 4 . 1 1/1 the (kennel built winds w;th a ...oils ily tendmiey in 14: - .1. 5.* rtyort..4. Tile malice is •• • . .:. n I. r:.l A Leen, triad 1 - I.,rvnee dates that the Italian ,• , I , t, anus J to celebrate a funeral service la bur , rnt 10.-•11,1, 4.11 , 1 that t he parliiimeut will be wh,ii for the purpow. The r""'"*" , r• t, a national subwription for noioposer. The municipality ' l 4". P.•"•"•• . hlvilasse kowini the ismer. , 4 , p, , h , b e ee h ude r e e d to Florence; Lot Iv , • :4 ' 1411 • 1/, 1 ltimuni in hie will her n" . '"".` . '"I I. ' " body se to b. hurled in Paris • ~" . 1. f mid to ri main there porton -7`"•• r,• ••.• ot the koeyitality be received in ,11.! 11, 1.7,-. l "' l• 11 , 4 , 1111 and Muyerhi-er grattly lot! , u I rneh other, but **Mom mid. A friend one, ! • why he wale not more familieswith hit tier. 3 els I. 10l 1• kwar he admire, your tiroutiok and 4, , and y,.ur admire the nicrit of hi, reef. .. t • • ."le .1170.1, Into," mid ibrwini. r nod I ruined rot on together." nut why net t" bylein b. 'awa ta " y% will have it that *our krout is • b e tt er teocareedi THE EXPRBBB, THURSDAY RVENING s NOVEMBRW'IIC - T 1868.. THIRD EDITION. GENERAL ELEC rioN. OFFICIAL DEOLARATIONS.-:THL9 DAY.) 7111ke (L) Doan (L) Ewell 1 / 4 T) 4177 !mike (0) 3939 (ST •_ LIVERPOOL °raves ( /Made. A • Rathbon• (14 Name, (L) 111701 ISM POLLING.- (THIS DAY.) (air Ti EGIA7Z.): PAISLEY.-10.30 o'Cracm. Fww _ 4 ----. --- - --- 70 Cans 1 (0) Siam (L) 1.30 °Timm. Erring (L) 1384 Camplx.ll (C) liintras (L) HERTFORLIBIIIIII4.-10 o'CLOan. B 1 Caner (L) t 3 rand (I.) .. South (C) bottom (C) SALISBURY.-10.311 o'Ousca Lubh (L) liniain on (L) ' 117d 42 (C) . 1 . 44 1 1.30 °Timm 'Alai (L) Ryder (C) b =Alton (1.) KENT (EAST).-11 o'Clooi. Feint:proton )C) 1290 MU' (C) Tufton (L) Croft (I.) ~932 2 ciCsocc. Pemberton (C) 3496 Mill. (C) 3916 Tutton iL) 3379 Croft (L) BRECKNOCK.-10.30 eCtoon. Gwyn (c) go. : Fry,* (14 LIMERICK CITY.-11 ()Twat. (Gavin C) 284 (L) Unman (0 5l 180 Pigott ( 1 ) STIRLING DISTRICT.-11.15 o'CLortir. Campbell (L) Hammy (L) MONTROSE DISTRICT.-10 °Twat Daiter (L) 1522 nuotionsid ((I) 447 Nowt. Plater (L) - 2123 hlaalonkld (C) IPSWICH.-1.30 o'Claca. . _ - - - --- ---- - --- 1612 :IT Wait ) . 1668 (C) DEBBI - B=lE (80L - TH).-11 o'CLocl. Cheeky (C) Andth (C) ) 4 Evns (L Colville (L) CARLOW.-1.30 olhoei. - -- Ist 142 LAW INTELLIONNOS.--(11W3 DAY.) • COUNT OF QII2IOIII BRIM. &Wogs is Bassm.—(Before Jagless Luck Hine" and Hare.) a Mash ELLIaIiM.--1,1b31. Mr. Poland raid he had to apply on behalf of Mr. Ellison for a maadismos calls, apes Mr. Aldinsean Alien, and alio the proseentor in this care, to ocienpal the alderman to hear witnesses before committing the applicant for trial. Mr. Miss was stimiumed to appear at the Mansion. hones to anew*: • charge of writing and pablishing a libel, knowing it to be take. of and onnoeining (tit R. dtmhearcin and others in connection with the Ottoman Railway Orivaptity contaMcd in certain letters addressed to Lord Staaley, siting him to interfere with the Tartish governmeat and the udablitliment of a guarantee fund. The gist of the offence was that the applismat wrote and pubbehed that which he 'knew be false. He plaided not guilty, and that the letters were is no way a libel, and proposed to call witaresse to show it, bit lir. Aldermen Allen, oa the advice of the magistrate: cl refused to hear them, and tionualtted Mr. Mllisoa for trial. The form of the rcandamna 'meld be for the alderman to enter en adjourement, and ooatioso to hear *vides:is for tiers Mr& granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEA& _SUNDAY NVENTWMP 701 THIII PPOTIA In the Court of Common flamethis msemisg an af.tion was commenced before Chief Justice %will, and Justices tyke. Keating, and Brett, in which Mr. Beater was the plaintiff, and Mr. Baiter Langley the defendant. The no tion wee brought to recover pt nalties for the violet:on of the provieicns of the 21/4 Geo. 111. c. 49, by the heading of meetings called " Sunday evening meetings for the people ' at Bt. Mutio a bal4 which it was contended was an ablate and profanation of the " Lord's day." Judgment was given for the defendant. bin. DISIMABLI AT ATI.BBIII7nT. (Ns Tur.aeura.) AYI2BBURY, Tuussaix Asnaxoox. Mr. Disraeli spot° for above an hour apes 1. col m, daatioe, sad forage po by. He said that it die cs•tablOins. nt were carried, the result we'll be die. aktloes, sad liberals would won deplore what they bad doer. MONS 7 MARM.-(27U8 DAY.) ADVANCE IN THE BANK BATH OF DIEM/11NT. ONE O'CIDOIL The direetore of tho Bank of England have to-day raisedthe rate of disoount from 2to 2) per cent. The meioses alteration wee on the 23th of July, 1867, wlits the mildews was reduood (net 2# to 2. The win. and bullion then stood at 22,771,884f:end the reserve of notes and ooin at 13,7e,149i. The discount establubnients now allow per cent. for money at cell, l i at seven days' notice, and 2 et fourteen day: notice. 'I be demand for money in the passel market is still moderate, and the supply large: Neverthe less, there is no disposition at present to take the best three months' bills below the Bank rate -21 per cent. The English funds have improved 1 per cent., upon 2nrehasse to cover salsa for a fall which were/ made early In the week by persons who anticipated a largo withdrawal of gold from the bank for Russia. Foreign secu rities are steady, and railway stocks slightly dull. United Stater 6-20 bonds are inquired for. Consols are quoted 941 to for money and the account (Dee. 1); and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 921 to 1. Railway stocks are rather dull, and • de cline of 1 to per cent. has occurred in London and North-Western, Great Eastern, Metrcpoliten, and Caledonian. Brighton, how over, is 1 better. Annexed aro the prioee:— London and North Western, 1131 to 1; Great Week rn, 49: to 50; Midland, 1121 to 1; London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 431 to 44 ; Brighton, 481 to 49; South Eastern. 794 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1061 to 1; Great Northern A, 1041 to 1051 ; Caledonian, 761 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 3 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 1; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 474 to 48. The only alteration in foreign bonds is a decline of 1 per cent. in Egyptian of 1868, the present price being 731 to 741. Brasilia& of 186., 771 to 781; Chili= of 1867, 941 to 931; Egyptian of 1864, 81 to 82; Italian of 1861, 651 to 56 ; ditto Tobaooo Loan, 21 prem. ; Mexican, 151 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1866, 811 to 1 ; Russian of 1866, 901 to 1; ditto Nieolai Railway Loan, 651 to 1; ditto Orel, 81 to ; ditto Mosoow-Jaroalaw, 821 to ; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 34 ; Turkish of 1838, 68 to 1 ; ditto of 1862, 67/ to 684; and ditto of 1865, 411 to 1. The Indian Ten-and-a-Ualf per Conte. are in quired for, and show a rise of 1 per orint.—viz., 216 to 218, but the Five are lower, at 1141 to 1161. The Four are quoted 1024 to 103 ; the bonds, 13s. to 18e. prem. ; and the debentures, 1031 to 1. Bank Stock, 244 to 240; awl Ex chequer Bills, 15e. to 20e. pron. Miscellaneous shares have been little dealt in, but Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are about 2e. 6d. better, at 22 to 1, and 31 to 4, respectively. National Dis ct,uat, 111 to 121; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 die. ; Mud ton's Bay, 143 to I; and Telegraph Construction, 151 to 1. A moderate demand is apparent for hank shares, and prices are rather firm. London and West minster, 63/ to 661; City, 113 to 121; London and County, 491 to 3 ; London Joint-Stock, 333 to 1; Vnion of London, 343 to 351 ; Anglo- Auarian, i to 1 pron. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 13 prem. American securities show firmness. The 5-20 Bonds are at 741 to 3 ; Erie Railway shares, 301 to #, showing a rise of / ; Illinois Central, 951 to 963 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 38 to 1 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 39 tot. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds have relapsed &per oent., viz., to 94 to 1. Railway stocks are firm, and Great Western and Metropolitan have improved 1 per cent. Brighton has advanoed 1„ and London and North Western 1, but Great Eastern and Great Northern A have declined 1. Foreign bonds are without variation, apart from a fresh reduc tion of / in Egyptian of 1868. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are unaltered, at 9-1 to 1, both for money and the account. Railway stocks are quoted al•out the same as at 2 o'clock. Caledonian, 761 to A ; Brighton, 481 to 49 ; Metropolitan, 107; to 1 ; f 4 outh-Eastern, 791 to 1; Midland, 112; to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to t ; London and North- Western, 1131 tot ; and Great Western, 601 to I. Foreign bonds are steady. Italian of 18d1, 65i to 561; Orel, 811 to ; 1; Turkish of 1865, 411 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 33/ to 31; and Charkof scrip, t tot prem. About 28,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn from the Bank for India and Nova Scotia. At Path this morning, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 82c. for the acoount, show ing no change. _ At an extraco &nary general meeting yesterday of the St. Thomas' Floating Dock Company (Limited), the resolutions previously passed, in favour of the undertaking being wound up voluntarily, and of the formation of a new concern to carry on the business, wore confirmed. _ _ The extraordinary general meeting of tho Arica and Tacua Railway Company. fixed for the 20th inst., has been postponed to the 26th. An extraordinary , meeting of the Millwall Frcy bold Lund and NI ores Company will be held on the 3rd of December, " for the purpose of deter mining what course shall be pursued by the com pany in order to discharge the debts and liabilities of the company." A meeting of the Ithymney Iron Company was held yesterday, when a dividend of 13i. per share deelared on the 361. shares, and of 44. fid. on the 131. shares, free of income tax. marEa-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOOE. The mining market is 'steady to-day, with transaction/Ito a moderate extent. West Chiver ton shares are at 62 to 64 ; Cldverton Moor, 61 to 1; Great Lacy, 20 to 21; East Caradon, 41 to 61; South Condurrow, 20s. to 22e. 6d.; Great Vor, 123 to 13; New Lovell, 19e. to 21s. ; Chiverton, 43 to 3 ; Beet Trumpet Consols, 2 to 2; ; South Great Work, 6e. to 9s. ; Wheel &ion, SO to .53 ; Chiver ton Valley, 9 to 31 ; Marks Valley, 9 to 14; Priam of Wales, 395. to 41s. In the market for foreign and colonial mining shares, Don Pedro and Yuciananintaza have im proved '2a. 6d., viz., to 31 to; prem. and 21 to respectively. St. John Del Rey, 17 to 18 ; Anglo- Brazilian, par to 1 prem. ; Pestarena, It to 14 die. ; Clienteles, 21 tot ; Reese Grande, 4 to 1 prem.; Anglo-Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 21; Fronthio and Bolivia, 1 to 1 ; Port Phillip, 14 to 2 ; Central American, 1 dis. to par ; Rao Vicente, par to 1 prom ; and Copula Silver, 1 to 1 dia. Athicee from the agents of the St. John del Rey Mining Co. at Rio state :—" No despatches from Gordon have come to hand, which we attribute to some post-offioe delay." RAILWAY, _MINPNO. AND 07111111 filiABEB.-(THM DAL) Pain pause 1e I p.sa.j 00L031441) 0031411811/11117 smousnm ream* i per cast , Jae. said JJ V, MI. w South Webs, 6 per emit, Jas. en 1 July. len le 1$ 11. WI, 1444, IC esessiesd, Oyer rest, Jas. est July, 18024. all. Aosimailas, 6 per ilea, Jae. awl Ju'y, 166$ Ile 0, MI, 10. Vidal& 41 per eat, April es' 04.. 107 , 10. 0111301ARY NW= AND ROOM Greet Isibrne. 431, 4, 31. Do., Newt Aegis% No. • 81. Greet Northers, 106. bees be. • (A receives as &dies& amid 6 per slat her pit 10 3), 1041, 4. Orest Ireeleni—Origlasl, It. Linden, Ile'shice, sail Meath NW, 40. Looks sad Nara Waders, 114 g. ir= oa (ft. to 8 per oat UM Tea., 11181 104. lo North lectern (Perpriek), 100. PEENEEENOE SHAUL West Eastern, Easters Osuaties netsuke, No. I NO, Oust Weston, joint rant charge, 6 pee °sat., It West Wotan, original 6 per cent nassraa I. UNES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Lancaster and Carlisle, 212. Wilts and Sonserest, ER/TISE POSSESSIONS. Roam, Bar., and Cant. India, gus. 6 per at.. 106‘ East ladian, guar. 5 per cent., asd Trunk of Canada, tad pretenses look 4111. West Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 par amt.. 1111. Nadia', guar. 6 per oast., 106). Wilde, guar. 6 per cent— 1041. Do., Delhi, do., 104 i, I. Do., runjaub. 10A FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Orcat Luxembourg. 10 4 . South Austrian and Lombardo.Vraeran. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Woreow-Jaroslaw, gua. by Itassisa °on., Oral Vitebsk, guar. by Busami Governase64, ``per asot ip 81, 4. South Au.trien and lasabardo- Faustian, 3 par mot., BRITISH MINES. East Passet (Woo's), 8. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIM D on Pedro. North del Bay, 3i, I. Pm- Frentino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), j. 9-16 . 1. VaLootrrtr Coal (Limited), Isf, zd. .101 NT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), B, 6. Anglo-E ypt . 6 c i a an:anking (Limited), 20. Bank of , 371. (-loitered tile of India, London. and China, 3s. Pint London (Limited), 3 1 . Imperial Ottoman, 11$. Loi.don Bank of Ile:wound &nth America (Li:alto& 12}. London and County, 60!, AN, 50. London Joint Stock. 331. London and Westminster, 661. been Do., Scri 4L p, bound at 101. prem., none of whisk L paid, 4. 6. Provincial of Ireland, New, 36. Credit Fourier of England (Limited), 2k, 1-16. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian gm's. limit:, DOI. General Credit and Di count (Limited), 61. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), National Dueount Company (Lituitud), 12. Oriental Oar (Limited), _ 7-16. Panama, New Zeeland, and Anetralian Royal Mai (Limited), 2. Union Marine Liverpool (Limited), 9t, I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ram ova owr ooramoirower.) Market et, ady. Sales probably 10,900 or 12,000 balsa, CORK BUTTER MARKET.—(TMEI DAT.) (ET TiZZOPAPII.) (ram our owir ooaaatrosnaarr.) Ordinary, laos., 1275. 1224. ; 119 c, 1165., 995.; 900 Salsa Mild cored, 140 .., 1305., 122 a. 60 &kiwi. MINCING-LANK.-(TH18 DAT.) Swarm.- The market oontinuee quiet, but full priced aro obtained. The sales include brown Mauritius at Ms, Havannah at 3Ca., and unclayed Manilla at 26e. 6d. Be - fined steady, but quiet. Corrrn.-There is a good business doing, at full ?rims to a sliglit advanoe for native Ceylon. Plantation Ceylon on in-dating to good middling, 72:1. 6d. to 81s. native Ceylon, small 42.8. 6d. to 43e. 6d. ; ordinary, 1 6e. to 4fie. tid.; good'and fine ordinary, 48.. to 515.: superior, 6La, Wmt.-There is only a limited buriness doing at previous picas. Bust and Rim continue quiet. Farrr.-For Valencia minus rather lower prices lave been accepted, other articles are without change. Curraisis sold, low and common, 17s. to 216. • middling to fine, gds. to 319. ; superior, 40a. Valencia nimins, very comma to fair, 20. to 325. ; good and tine, 335. to 13a. • Muscatels. layers, 475. to 110 s. Sultanas, 29a to 48e. ; ;Ad, 23a. to 24a. Turkey figs, 28e. to Sic. ; natural, gds. • Lisbon, 10s. to 20e. Dates, 66e. to 665. Jordan aluionZ, 34 10.. to ; Vs leads, 735. . . _ f 4 m10:--20 lachageo c.f fair lugs sold at 144. 61. ISPICIJI have sold readily at full pri.mo. Pcppor, 31d. ; tin g Md.; white Singapore. Md. to 61,4. ; dove", Penang, Ild. to Md. ; mate, 20. ld. to 2a. &I.; nutmegs. small, Is. 3d. to Is. &I.; bold, 3e. .141. ; Tinder, cvuunow Jamaica, 344. 40.54. B.avri"rra2.—No salsa to report. Coczntr.m. has sold at rather lower prices far silver, but black at Armor rates. nonduras ls. 6d. to as. bd. ; black, 3a. bd. to 4s. 3d. ; Tenerillis 2r. I ld. to 3a. 3d. ; black, 3e. to Ss. ()mon to in better request, at firm pries. TALLOW MARICET.—{THIS DAT.) The market is quirt. Tows tallow, 606. 3d. burg Y.C. es the spot, 691. ; December, 324. ; tummy. 625. ed.; Merck Wm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARK ET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of besets and a fair demand, con. eminently Monday's quotations are freely given. Theca is abetter clearance of middling qualltise ; although the num ber of cheep is mall, it eaoseids the demand. Thu ea ad, our heti, are so heavily supplied with mutton that purchasers are very scarce here. Calves are selling about the same as on Muuday. Our foreign supply consists of 44 beasts, and 76 calves. Pervious of alba ad. a. d. Per dose al Ina •d. a 1, Beat Ekon, Beni& . 3 4 Beene* tut-brdeeh eau.) Best abort-horns 4 8 5 5 Best Lowe-w 001...... 4 4 4 8 Snood qua/. Dents 3 4 4 0 Do., do., Shorn... 00 0 • Calves 3 4 5 0 Do. do. B new eat Dos& Hil-hreds 410 5 0 Lambs 0 0 • Beasts at ambit. m 0; 'hap mad Lail" 4.500 ; oaks% 184 pig; 20. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Lorton report. trod* slow, at the fol lowing prides : Prime clover. from I Us. 6d. to 130.6.; inferior slate, 665. to 100..; prime hay, 105. to Wu.; inferior ditto, &Se. to Ms. ; straw, 26e. to 34a. The Queen, who, since the lamented death of the Irince Cowen. has used plain note paper in her con- Ttftol:drilee, LUIS adopted a monogram eowisting of the regal it under an imperial crown, with the legend Victoria across the letter. The design, which has received its last improvements from her Majesty's own hand, is being • %sect, I in black and silver by air. James Ma:michael, of the Hing's-read. Chelsea. The nemittation for East Suffolk is tixe 1 for Tuesday next, and the polling will take place on the fol lowing Friday. FATAL IiTIVFOWDER EirLostoe.—No less than eight children were severely burnt by an explosion of goo. powder at Hanley on Monday evening. A potter mused Fhentcn, living in Bloater-street, went to the theatre with Lis wife, leaving a boy of It years and an infant of 8 months in alehouse. In the course of the evening half dozen boys and girls, the children of neighbours, went into the hones, one of them, a boy named Myatt. having a racket of gunpowder in his pocket- This he mischie vously threw intothe fire, and there followed an explosion which forced the children, who were gronped round the an, back several yards, severely burnt them, set the furniture on Ire, and blackened the ceiling and walls. Two of the children named have already died trona the injuries, and another, the boy Wlyall. is in a most Pm' Carious state. klyaU leas eonfiesod that he stole the powder from some brickwork, in the neighbourhood, nod' threw it into the fire in sport. A woman, wife of a gardener. has last aim at Linden, Lake of Conotsace, et the age et 97. Her hus band, who has attained kis 107th year, survives. He was mamed at 28, sad his wife et 18 ; their salon has there fore Weed 78 yams. FoUBLEXINO OF MI Sit ll' CLAVOMMEN.—lren ltetrierdscaraoyfrillbtht:eallincin eiw i llerd. Ak r" ya nt Z d N rbi o in v. Lin i .P°l2l lr at* Slabea °l ea"th L totabl on the morning of the 10th :he .hip Clammed" foundered at Ler anchors off Akynk and that only the duet and second c dicers and 14 of the crew were saved. The captain end the remainder of the crew are supposed to have gone down with the ill-fated Alp. The cause of the disaster was not mentioned is the telegram. KINOSTON CArrus MARKer.-2 0 itni DAY).—At market to-day bade was better, at 8 wing prices (pie stone, to sink the offal) : Beasts, 45. 4d. to la. Id.; altar*, 4 a . 4d. tuna ed. ; fat calves, 4 tid, to los. 4d.; sad PM* as.lod. to 6s. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Baneo.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and Buono Channell and Pigott.) IN R 1 WINUAY. Mr. C. Button moved, on the part of the Commie-ismer* of Inland Revenue, under the provisions of an act pawed in 11.10, fur a rule calling upon a solicitor's clerk named Went em to show MINN, why he should not pay to them 2. W. of clown money, and rho why an attachment should not issie twang him for withholding the money. In July last a Mis. Apsey, the executrix of a gentleman who dial somu time below then, handed over the money toWeubarn in order that he might ley legacy duty on the de ceased's estate, but it had nnit reached the hands of the cononiesioners. The learned counsel contended that he was entitled to an attachment iu the first instance as the money belonged the crown. The court thought the course o:early pointed out by the act was that in such • case as this the party should first have en opportunity of appearing in court and 'hewing why lie bed not paid over the money. If ho failed to give any good reason for withholding the money, and did not Pry it, the nowt would then issue en attachment, bat not before. This was really au attempt to establish a new and arbitrary practice. If a ride absolute for the pv -I:flint of the mousy was disobeyed Uwe payment might 03 enforced by an attachment or otherwise. They were now asked to prejudge the matter upon en ex parte statement. This would be a usurpation of the authority of the court and oppreraive to the party proceeded against. The Paused counsel might take • rule calling upon Wen ham to show gauss why he should nut pay over the money. Buie nisi. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAtTBLB._ (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. justioe Wilke, and Mr, Baron Cl.•aehy.) BARSIES P. BARN= AIL BX4I7IIONT. In this case the petitioner, an official at the government small arms factory, at Enfield, had procured a verdict easiest the respondent% and the jury heel asseeved the derringer ',mina the c,-respondent in the sum of 1,000/. ; but they had also found that the petitioner had him ielf committed adultery. The co-ter dent had therefore procured a rule nisi for a new trial on the gmunds that the verdict had been against the weight of evidence. Mr. taerjeant Dallantine and Mr. Willa showed cause waited the rule, on the ground that aa there were no ra tline:a improbabiliti,c in the tontimony of the le a• ling witnesses and no contradiction to it, the court was bound to uphold the decision of the jury. Dr. Spinks, Q.C., and Mr. Lewis on the other hand cri ticised the evidence, and urged not only that it was Mere dila°, but that the jury by the hesitation with which they had given their verdict, showed that the petitioner, case bud not entirely satisfied them. [The ease was prooeeding when our report 1-ft.] POLICI COURTS.-(rlilf3 DAY.) II ANSI ON-11017811. OBTAINING XONZ/f DT TAUS mwerwarons. Triad. war OW keret, described as a commission agent, was charged on remand before Mr. Alderman Allen with obtaining upwards of IS/. from Mrs. Wearier, by repro renting that he was to pay it to Detectives Spiltle and Foulger in order to obtain the release of her husband. Mr. Beard, solicitor, appeared for the defence. It will be remembered that the circumstances of the MD, %hick were of • very peculiar eloirsetAr, had some connection with the recant forgeries of hale of exchange in the City. It appeared that a person named Gerson Wistzhr was rocently convicted at the Central Criminal Court of fabri cating paper of this description, and be is now lying in Neweete awaiting sentence. While ho was under ex amination at the Mansion-honse Wilkover md Mr.. Wetdar, the proeecutrix, outaide the court, and told her if the would give kin 151. he woull save her husband from bring proeecut , d any further by leasing the detectis.s rugai,ed in the cue, and that he *as the uuly pei sou in the woild who could get him Mew:sit. She told him that she had given 2/. to two men named Stover and Goldetein, and Wilk over thereupon told her to trust no one but himself. She then gam him rd., and subsequently IW., having told part of her furniture to raise the money. The pro secutrix, however, entertained some suspicion in regard to the matter, and having spoken to several persona in reference to it, some influence was brought to bear on the prisoner, and he returned to Mrs. Wetzler 9/. Ins., and said be had given the remainder to Sergeant Spittle. This was denied by Spittle, who stated that, on the contrary, he had given the prisoner different same of money for information he bad given in support of the prosecution against Wetrlar. The prisoner wan now committed for trod. tin reoeiving the usual caution his stated that bo wee innocent, and that the c h arge was en entire fabrication. . _• lir. ti.ard Road wit/maim' for the &fence would be called at the trial GUILDHALL tirolLlNO Ts Tun MIZTROPOLITAN ILULWAT Air. Dodd, a eeneen-ticket holder on the Metropolitan Railway, was eumnioned before Alderman Bailey for smoking in • carriage on the Metropolitan Railway. after he had been warned not to do so. Alderman Staley fined him 20e. and costa rELL. 110 , CEDINOR UNDER Till MORINROPS ROICYLATIOSM Aor. Air. Jame,' Clark, an artificial florist in an eitei-ire way of buaineen, No. 33, Cnion-square, Islington, was summoned before Mr. Cooke fur having a workdrup so crowded while work is tarried ou as to be dangerous or prejudicial to the health of those employed therein. Yr. Ricketts, solicitor, appeared for the defendant, and basing taken several technical objections to the prism-Nt h:lr, raid the defendant would plead not guilty, Yr. Rot ert Dunham. one if the saulary inspectors, raid he visited the premises in question on the 311th of October, and found in one room 13 periens employed in the manufacture of artificial flowers. The length of the room was 13 feet, breadth 13 feet, sad height 10 feet ecual to 2,340 feet—giving to each person employed Iso cubic feet. 'The eupertickd feet of flooring woe 2:11, giving to each person IN feet. Dr. Renard raid the colic feet of air allowed to each rer, n was not enough. There were too many persons imploycd. In answer to Mr. Ricketts the doctor stated thattliere was a partition in the room which did not readi the ceiling by stout fuer feet, ar.d perhaps if that were taken down the room would be aufament for the purposes of the pal tire employed. After a lons , discussion between the magistrate, Dr. Ballard, and 3fr. Ricketts, it was agreed to remora the yartitinn, and, if that answered the purposes interriksl, a peso:settings were to stop. hr. Ayked Barr! Naylor, of No. 6, St. Jamee'ssstrect. Barnsbury-reed, was summoned for haying two work shops or work places nut kept in a cleanly state, and the bent workshop so overorowded while work is carried on as to be dangerous or prejudicial to the health of those employed therein. Yr. Cooke dinmiseed the summons. Ito was under the impreeeion that deleterious matter was used in the manu facture of the flowers, and he wan glad to hear that such was not the tare. Ile might state that in any cane that a as proved before him his should inflict Ode full penalty. Another coneervative lawyer who had a seat in the last parliament was rejected yeeterdity, Mr. E. K. Eantlakp, Q.C., at Colches te r. It was noted as a coinci dence, in February, 1867, that the two brothers Kerslake should have been returned to the House of Commons in the same week—the Attorney-Oereral for Andover, and hie elder brother for Colchester. Now both are out of parliament. Mr. Rowell Gurney is the only eminent eon eervative lawyer who has, so far, meat in the new Rouse of Commons. The United States Minister has accepted an in vitation to dine with a number of Landon workmen, on the evening of Saturday, the 28th instant, at At. James's ball. " The clan to which they belong," says Mr. John son, " is the same everywhere, and their sentiments and political opinions must always be the same. Those lead them necessarily to support governments founded on principles of political liberty ; and it was not, therefore, at all surprising that those in Ragland desired the wooer of their friends in America in maintaining the hoe insti tutions of tt e United fitatee." LATEST SPOUTING INTZGLIGENOS ANTICIPATIONS OF IVARWIOIL. TO TES ITTOI OP TEM WSW& Hilt,—Preeh bones are putting is &Rearmed* every day, to oaks amends fire the " cussing thrmegh" there early upon the some swats* and up to tbe last the Wanda meeting will be a great were.. Nias races are to be decided on Friday, isoladiag two sempleeleases, OW of which is a cup, for horses to be metered and piloted by flat-rate jockeys that have never Addis is a handicap sterviechme, value 50 lova. Turdham, Freseh, Chummy aad oiler celebrities support the novel " bare ;" let i anticipate Benanet's swore' over all their somMatiosa and Amid he absent himself Holies oaght to be good enough to pull through. We shall not have a large field for the (land Annual, wherein the Lake of Hamil ton's colours are bound to shine, whether eepressabed by the proficient Jack of Trumps or finite, or the novice Sultan. Of the two fiat races mado up, the &agate Cap is the most iinpurtaat, and bete Sir Frederick Johnstone will be at home, badly as the Sis ter to Vedette ran yesterday, for Bel Gioran and Historian are both nicely weighted. They are not quite so well in, nevertheless, as Siloam and Voiotia:4 and look more tempting for the Winding-up Haadicap, despite the penalty incurred by Bel (Horne. Another of the suburban steeplechase meetings comes off on Filday and Saturday, Finchley being the favoured spot this time; but the queer proceeding reported lately in connelon with similar gatlvrings must be my sinus for not direuising the programme.—l am, &a., Thursday morning.b{KTli OlL (sr rausaarit.) WARWICK WIRRTING.—{THIS DAY.) THIRD NURSHRY.: Perfume .. • .. . Emerald .. .. Malcolm .. .. 13 ran. °HEAT MIDLAND HANDIOAP. - - - - - Romping OW .. (lenience .. • • .. 2 Tribune .. .. 3 13 ran. SCURRY RACE. Five furlongs. 1130. Marshal Noy, Ettrick, Him Darell, Maeda, Gait* Harter, Pal* Morning Star . Cheddington, li anipiti, to Veda, Sucan Atreus, Spider olphus, Paradtso, Su Einem, Pompeii,' and Peg WoHniten are here. HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE. Three mast. 1.50. Susan, Harlinxton, Sultan, Said, Greenback, and Subaltern are here. SHORTS HANDICAP. Three farlonni. 3.0. Banda, Mignonette, Vat's, Greed Turk, Atreus, Honeycomb 1. Spider, Blairbate, Lady Pahnentoa, Prebendal, Blackbird u, Chore et Belle, aad Adolphus are hers. HANDICAP SWEEPBTAKIi23. Halt a mile. 3.20. Indian Star, Sir Oliver Bateman, Seringapatan;Pal-Lal , Antiae, Verity, Marino. Storm King, Onyx, Maaduff, Pro bb ta, Lady - Nyanza. Balnakeelie, Trlphthong, Chivalry, Indy Clifden c, Venturer, Substance, Weather Isle, Be. tßement, La Mouses, Minnie Warren, King Richard, &i -aura, Fragrance, Minnie, Cantina c, Seville, Matilda, Sis tm to Veda, ChatNiii Margaux, Wellington, Vacuum, Atreus, Malcolm, Aglaia, Aunt Hanna a, Prneumption c, and Ferrigie o are here. QuEvoiowx, Nov. 19.—The National Steam ship Company's steamer France arrived here from Liver pool at 10 a.m. to-day, embarked pemengers, and pro ceeded for New York. All well. NEW Toss, Nov. IN.—The paoket-ship Isaac Webb, from Liverpool for this port. is ashore leaking. Her rails are gins., and the captain is ilsail.—lteriter's raerretn. The journals of Bologna give some details of the production in that town of the new itarbit , re di Bieiyfia by the young maestro Dall'Argino. Opinions as to this new work at first varied, although the oomposer and the prin cipal artists were called before the curtain not Imo than ten times. Disinterested heanws, however, considered it far inferior to the same-titled work of ttomini. The emporia hearing was decisive in that sense, and the work has not improved on repetition. The Grande Duchene is being performed in Madrid. The Theatre of the /3oufferi Arderins is nightly crowded, and the piece has obtained a great moms. lime. !limo takes the role of the German Primers, and M. Arderins that of Frits. railer the former government the pleat was altogether interdicted. M. %obits, the well-bnow•n African explorer, has just left Rahn for Mimill s, where he is to embark for Tripoli. lie takes the presents sent by the King of Prussia to the Sultan of Hornet& ; they will afterwards be transported to Thubuctoo. Of the twelve new buroughd which were en tranckised by the new Reform Act, ten have returned Li beral representatives. These are Mobs's", Hackney, Dar hngton, Stockton, Oraveeend, Burnley, Wecbseshury, Dewsbury, Middlesborough, and Hawk& Tbe caly two seeding ommervatives are Hartlepool and ritalybridge- Oi the additional seats Sid to large towns, those at Liverpool, Merthyr Tydril Birmingbara, Glasgow, and Dundee, base been by liberal*, and those at Manchester and Salford by conservatives. MR. LAIRD H 00•171; Ot 'CllANo2.—Yesterday, Mr. Laird, accompanied by Mr. Chris. Bushell. visited the Liverpool Exchange neweroom. Mr. Laird's ap pearance in the exchange was the eigual for a rather stormy denieustration, and he way greeted with cried of "What about the Alabama?' "The Turkish rams," and other eignificant remarke. There was no roughness, beyond the booting end the hissing, exhibited towards Mr. Laird. The news-room during the day was densely crowded by the adherents of the liberal and tory candidatee for Liverpool, and an occasional in terchange of political "fish ' took place between the hours of 12 and':, when the polling was at its most vigo rOUP Foist.—Matirhest. r SERIOUS FIRS IN FETTER-L Between 12 and 1 o'clock this morning the premises numbered 6l and 67, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, were discovered to be on fire. The budding in queetion was ono of the remain ing fragments of old London, and is classed by Stow among the " fair luaus.* built on both side," of the limo. The hence (It dm ihle one) was compoled chiefly of lath and platter, of which the flames soon obtained a fleet hold. The t &cement was derided into two shwa —one oompied by Mr. W. S 3 mix ( the landlord), eheecernonger, and the other by Mr. H. Wood, grocer; and in the upper I art scvend poor families resided. At the Hoe of the outbreak the inmates were in bed, and with much dilllualty they were removed from their perilous petition. The pro wets of the file wee very rapid; and, despite the help of several land steamers. was not extinguished till th e place was neatly gutted, leaving the autiquated front standing. The adjoining home on the southern side has sustained plight damage et the top, and the lose to Maloof' fumilie, is roost dietressing. How the tire originated eauld not be asteituined, nor whether Mr. Symes was insured. FATAL. GUN AcriDENT.—One of than and awl dents without which the shooting .easou in Norfolk sel dom pt-tea, occurred on Tue *lay at Ouneton-park. tha ..at - of Lord Sulk.. id. Captain Buckley, of the Ride Brigade, having di...chanted one barrel, banded his gun to the leader, a steady man who was used to hie work. Almost immedieuly the other barrel was discharged by a twig. and the centents struck the captain be hind the right knee, causing a dreadful wound, fracturing the lower cud of the thigh bone, end lacerating the great blood vessels sod. nerves. A field tourniquet was promptly and most jielioiously ap plied. Mr. Shepherd, siwgeou l of North Wandutm, was grao the spot. and lir. Cadge, of Norwich, Rae uttet hy telegraph. Human aid, however, was of no avail. The unfortunate gentleman died in four or five Loan from the effect of sheath and kyle of blood. The de ceased, with others of the party, including Lord Sullield, Lord teketniersdale, Lord A. Paget, Lord Sydney, &0., had only reached Lenten the day before from flandring. barn, where they had been shooting with his Royal High. awe the Prince of Wales. _ . CAPIII OP DRATIL—On Tuesday an incierst was held at Formby on the nimeins of 112aabeth Wngld, a gut aine7eare of age. Dezeeeed lived with her mother, near the Liverpool and Southport Railway, and en Sedinday she was mint with her &nut's dinner to a field adjnininr the line. Rem she remained until the 2.19 train to Liverpool bad passed, when she crossed the rails to pick up a pin which she had put down to be flattened under the wheal+. As she we. recrossing, however, an express hem Liverpool came upon her, the engine buffer striking her head and throwing her off the lino. She was found insensible, and next day she died. A verdict was returned in accordance with the shove eircumstanoei. TitiBAVARIAN DIRT, MITNICII, Nov. 18. --rho Bavarian Diet in oonvoked fur the 7th of December. - OMR AL P ALUM. 01411 SHILLING DAT••• W/MNINDAT, NOT. 18. —AliiilAoo/4 004 2811111011 1,146; ditto oft psyympot, 447; total 1,1103. Vaasa (L) Itochfort ATILLONX-1.30 o'Cloot. Enni* (L) Bailey (L) staniforth (L) AYH DISTRICT -2 o'CLoca. 164 IN 774 Anderson (L) POIITABLEcGTON.-11.30o'CLool. Darner (C) 6 41 Lawson (L) WATERFORD.-1.20 ciactoz Blake (L) Delahunty (L) 332 8017011 (L) 237 SLIOO.-12.26 o Knox _______ _ 226 Flanagan (L) DUBLEC I.I4IVERKITY.-1 o'Cuxx. IA4rOY * (CI Ball ) 691 • Oryfl (C an (C) Webb (L) 127 _ COME crrY.-12 o'CLox. Naruire4:i --- -- - -- Utt*PhY ) Abbott ( .. MO 573 "I ►ll _ 609 460 CLOSE OF POLLS. MAUNA= DISTRICT. "wile! L (L) (L) ...... ........ loyd Barks (LI Woolf, (C) NEMBEILS RETURNED.—(THIS DAY.) KITILLNDIUMIL —Noel (C) and Mach (C) returasd. CVICIZILLND W LW) . —Low**, (C) aid Wyndham (C) returned. MONTeltirnabllllß.-Wynn (C; returned. DOIMMIIRL-Fortman (L), Floyer (C), and I.btart (C), returned. (emma (F...esr).-Egerton (C) and Legler(C) re. turned. Warmaroan C4171i7T. -Eamonde (L) and Du La Poer r a t x urned. (C) and Ibbeteou (C) returned. Coruelear.x., Wray.-St. Aubyn (L) and; Vivian (L) returned. Jew: reamed. -Cameron (C) returned. CLorczerzneuras (Uri).- Beach (C) lieford (C) returned. BAICYFOITTRY.-Duff (L) returned. SOPAPZ (Wurr).-Burttelot (C) and Wyndham f(C) re turned. AB/ LDELNISMItZ (Wrmr).-31feCorabie (L) returned. Druntnroa - surali.-Ewing (C) returned. LiXERICIE CouNTY.-310aseli (L) and Span (L) re turned. NOMINATIONS.-(THIS DAT.) e CTIIAMPTON2IIIIII (fierru).—Fitzroy, Cartwright, and Knightley. Poll demanded. fiumausiasunen (Seer).—Pinney, Hayter, Allen. and llril Lt run demanded. } I' I.GII COCNTC.- -Maitland and Datkaith. Pull eunaniltd. (Soda).—Corbett, Herbert, and Moore. POI dreaunad. LINCOILNkIIIkE (Sorru).—Rally, Turner, Taylor, and I ache. roll demanded. _ _ _ N &WPC.= (Isla ur reET).—S.lOleO3 and Cochrane. 1 . 01 dI mandtd. Woßek.rnudniar (Eaar).—Anaplilett, Lyttelton, Mania. Pull denundtd. Wit.tcwn niall—bttw.ud (Lord Garlic,?) and *new. Poll demmuled. bEI UTY-LIEUTENANT SHOT DEAD. (la Tax.rnaara.) 8L1(10, Tummy, 10.30 *.x. This morning Captain King, deputy-lien tenant, was attacked by a mob in the Areas, an t•bot dead. Throe other gentlemen were badly bmittn. MB RIOT AT MONMOUTH. The non of the woman named Grant died yester day afternoon. The mother, it appears, war endeavour ing to renew Ler ron, when idol received the fatal Wyouek wound. Row PETWEEN WELSH CANDIDATES.—YoRter day f'olonel Somerset, the junior conservative candidate, attended a meeting at Abiasvehan, and gave a long a^- count of an cneountor between himself and Colonel Clifford, the liberal candidata, at Abergaverinv, on Tuesday. He said that, having discovered that Colonel Clifford did not support the Free Trade Bill in 1817, and that most of his tenants voted for protection, he 'dated his belief that Colonel Clifford used coercion ; that Colonel Clifford on that called him • "liar," while the lion. Clifford 'hider (son-in-law to Colonel Clifford) culled him a d - - liar; that this war several timos re peated, he refusing to retract what lie had said; Hi it the lion. Clifford Butler pi.t his fist in his (Colonel Sonpirsot's) face ; that Mr. Williams, ono of Colonel Clifford's sup potters, struck him twice; and that Colonel Clifford nod his friends hound,-4 a mob of boys on to attack him. Co:onel Somerset produced the poll-book to support his assertion. The liberals char e the foul language to CoL &menet. 1111=1 AMIE 111.111111iwa.„. A.v~~