The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-13 00:00:00

THE I't/LICE ARMED WITH REVOLVERS. (Br TELEGRAPH.) READING, WEDNESDAY. rie man Green, charged with administering the Fenian oath to a county policeman, at Reading, was brought up tam morning before the mayor, on remand, and discharged 12 o'clock. The police have received two large cases of Colt's re ,ulvers from the government stores at the Tower. REM, There has been a general dilui diy, exceeding throw-teethe of u greatest. The region of highest Temperature in the southwest French coast it is low. Thu wind southeast at the southern stati from the same point. In the nt light southwesterly winds are p but foggy and misty at seteral iiuutiOn of pressure since reta in inch in Staitland, where it is st pressure Iles to the eastward. of Ireland Is high, but on the hat been fresh from the east and .ions, where It Is now moderate orth of Englend and Scotland prevalent. Weather is still dry Lord Dunboyne has been elected a representative peer for Ireland. in the room of the late Lord Roue. It is stated that the Earl of Mayo, Chief Secre tary for Ireland, is likely to be made • knight of St. Patrick, in the room of the late Earl of Rome. Mr. Gladstone has addressed the following cir cular to the members of the opposition :—" Hawarden, Cheater, November 7, 1867.—Sir,—Her Majesty has been pleased to fix the meeting of parliament for the 19th inst., with a view, as it is understood, to the despatch of im portant business; anti I venture to express the hope that you may find it convenient to give your attendance on that day.—l have the honour to be, sir, your faithful serail*, W. E. GLADSTONE." THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.—By the opening of parliament, on the 19th inst., the approaches through New Palace-yard, though not entirely complete, will be available for the use of members and the public. A wide flight of steps leads from Westminster-bridge at the foot of the Clock Tower into the /reined arcade, or cloister, in New Palace-yard, which affords • covered access to the house. It is intended eventually to prolong this passage under Bridge-street to the Thames Embank meet and the railway station of the Metropolitan District Railway, about to be built upon it. New entrances for foot passengers have been formed at the angle of New Palace-yard opposite to Parliament-street, and the carriage entrance remains in its former position in the centre of the west aide. The statue of Sir It. Peel is to be placed between the two carriage gates, and a statue of Lord Palmerston is to occupy the corner opposite to Parliament street. Ma. GLAD£ITONE AND THE ELECTORS OF PLY- Eorrs.—On the occasion of the Tempt address of Sir R. I'. Collier to his constituents at Plymouth a resolution wasunanimously teased expressive of confidence in the Right Hon. W. Is. Gladstone as leader of the liberal party. Mr. Henry Brown, chairman on that occasion, has received from Mr. Gladstone an acknowledgment of that tote. Mr. Gladstone, dating from Hawarden, Nov. 9, writes :—" I beg you to accept my sincere thanks for your letter and its enclosure, which came to my hands the day before yesterday. I hate every reason to feel grateful to my countrymen for the manner in which, under circum stances sufficiently calculated to promote delusion, they have appreciated the humble but upright efforts of those who have laboured under adverse circumstances to pro mote a real and efficient improvement of our parliamentary system." RESTORED TO LIFE.—The Havannah correspond ent of the Neic York Times says :-9 must not omit to men tion the fact that your correspondent has had the rare treat of takings refresco and smoking a cigar with a dead man, the defunct enjoying himself hugely. The gent from the other world was no other than the famous Jose Maria Lacunae, another ex-minister of Maximilian, perhaps the most intelligent statesman among all, and who has been here for some weeks, reading the newspapers from the United States and Europe containing full and graphic accounts of his pass life, his arrest, and trial by the republicans and suequent execution, with exact descrip tions of bow he looked after be was extinct, and where he was buried. If he really is dead, I most confess that he mast have been very carefully and skilfully embalmed, as not the slightest trace of decomposition was perceptible in his rotund and benevolent-looking countenance, and, owing to a bad cold, I could not detect whether there was any peculiar odour about him. The corpse wishes to return his thanks to the officious correspondent of a New York paper for his elegant descriptions of the housings of the horses and hearse which carried hint to his final resting place." 1 . 2 COLUMN HANDICAP. Grand Clues Captain Kidd ... 14 ran. MONKMOOR HANDICAP. Half a mile. Liddington. Salhet, Eisen, Huntsman, Python, De ceiver, Goodfellow, Sir Oliver, Columbine, Chibisi, Iron master, Timeless, Secrecy, Lady Rose, Apron Strings, and Lady Bird fan here. ENTRY HANDICAP PLATE. Queen of TrTunps,Bet 121h 7 , - /Zaghs.;,7olT7lb ,• Viridis, Sat 21b ; Confederate, 7st 1216 ; Leases, 7st 1016 ; Dean, 7st 41b ; King of Spades, 7st 21b ; Adamanthes, ist ; Huntsman, Gat 121 b ; Ainsley, Est 71b ; Calot o. fist Mb ; Hopvine, list Mb ; Cromwell, Cat 41b ; Gentle Kitty, est 31b ; Prima Donna, Est ; Returned, Ist 121 b ; Cater, 101 b ; Citron, Cat 91b ; Beautiful Star, Cat 91b. All are here. ROYAL BARN OP LIVERPOOL. (sr - msoakia.) LIVERPOOL, WZDNISDAT. The shareholders, depositors, and creditors of Ow Royal Rank at a meeting to-day agreed to the vaun t iuding-up of the beak and to the appointment of t hree li•tuidaton, and the payment of liabilities by pro s.L-yor) notes from 6 to 24 months. THE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER. A PARDON FOR MAGUIRE. (n TELEGRAPH.) MANCHESTER, WEDNEIMAT. letter received in Manchester from the Home ,, says that Maguire will be reoommended to her ! , l+rty for unconditional pardon. TAE ALLD:ED FEXIAMSM AT READING. THE WOOLWICH ARSENAL EXPLOSION. INVO3T.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. C. J. Carttur, Coroner for West Kent, thin morning resumed the inquiry at the Town-hall, Woolwich, into the circumstances attending the death of five lads named Pagge Newby, Nolan, Webb, and Hoare by an ,splosinn which took place at the Laboratory Department of the toyal Arsenal on Saturday, the sth October. Mr. Clulow, assistant solicitor from the War Depart ment, again attended on behalf of the crown, with Major Orate, Colonel Boxer, and other officials of the Royal Arsenal. Mr. Merriman attended on behalf of the rela tives of the deceased, and Mr. Macdonald, barrister, for the witness Clare, who at the last examination made a state ment very inconsistent with other evidence as to the cause of the explosion. The first witness examined was a lad named William Whiting, who said he is employed at Woolwich Arsenal, but was absent at the time of the explosion. He lost the second quarter of the day. The witness Ansett, who at the last examination said that Whiting took his tray, was then recalled, and per sisted in that statement. In reply to the coroner, Whiting said when he wee at work in the shed he stood next to thr Titness 4nsett. The Coroner and jury then proceeded to the infirmary of the Royal Arsenal to take the evidence of the patients at that establishment, of whom nine still remain , but are fortunately fast recovering from the e ff ects of the catas trophe. DREADFUL DEATH OF A WOMAN BY FIRE. .(IN9FLIT.-THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, held an inquiry at the Earl of Durham Tavern, Murray-street, Heaton, respecting the death of Mrs. Nary Warren, aged 70 years.. . --- Mr. John Scott, 97, Britannia-street, City-road, said the deceased was his wife's mother. She was on Thursday last hitting in the back sitting-room by the fire when Isitne.+, heard loud screams. He ran into the room and found her enveloped in flames. He caught up the hearth rug, threw it round her, and extinguished the fire. A doctor was sent for, but she died on Monday. Her right arm was stripped of the skin and flesh in consequence of witnesshaving to catch hold of her in order to throw her on the floor. She lived in witness's house 24 years. She was a widow. Coroner--A guard to the grate would have prevented all this. "itnesa—l do not think so t for she was a woman that would have her own way , and she would sit over the fire. rproner—ls her life in'sn' red Witness—For the last 24 years I have paid into &burial club that she might not be a trouble to her family when she died. The Coroner having remarked upon the shocking cha racter of the case the jury returned a verdict of " Acci dental death by fire." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WEDNESDAY. NOTLXIU 13. 11 L. r~ ..... At~ee4 IS .. Ardroasan... Sm.l 48 SA W. tua 47, W.&W. Valenti& 2O.S 51, S. Roduis Point 20.U1 51' &&W. :0.05 . 45 , 11. 1 1 t1=1 79.93 45 Ea./. Pennent 30.01 43 IS. Brett 70.0037, E.N.E. Lonent '30.1230 Ii.N.X Itochtdort 129.02 Plymouth 30.03 417 5 &X Weymouth 30.05 W. X. Portsmouth-10 06 44 Si. London lO 417.44 Yarmouth ,30.07 N. W. Bcuboroash ,30.44 41 N.W. 31U.1.14 ,30.004!1 S.W. Helder 30.10 46. 8. "I - '. -... 2:0.85 41 B.R. 1 1 29.111135 W.S.W. 1 1 4f4 1 _ _ i.,iti; THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BE TELEGRAPH.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, Lupus ... Rob Roy... ... ... ) 0 ... ... i 0 6 ran. ACTON BURNEL. Herennianun ... ... .. „. Brenda. ... ... l'heddington ... _.. ... „. 7 ran. SHOBDON CITE Leonia Knight of the G arter .:: 6 ran. Races 40 minutes late. SWEEPSTAKES. Epigram Albatross ... - 1 2 ••• 6 ran. COPELAND NURSERY. Chivalry Timaru Lictor 17 ran. ANGLESEY NURSERY. Northern Star, Het Sit Glb ; Returned, Set sth ; Lady Rose, Het 21b ; Sour Grapes, Sat 21b ; Peace, fist ; Spitfire, Sit ; Billet, lit 1311 s. ; Osprey, Tat 121 6 ; Mignonette, 7st 121 b ; Beautiful Star, 7st 121 b ; Beaudesert, 71b 1216 ; Australian f, let 1016 ; Cater, Tat ; Maid of Burghley, Get 121 b ; Glenarm, fist 111 b ; and Toby, Gst Alb. All are here. Anmvni).—Rococo and Diadem. THE GREEK DEBTS.-(ThM DAY.) The adjourned meeting of the holders of the bonds and coupons of the Greek loans of Ib/4 and 1821 was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern; Mr. E. HASLEWOOD in the chair • to consider the terms proposed by the Greek government for the settlement of the cre ditors' claims. _ _ The CHAIRMAN said, three weeks ago they parted with the distinct understanding that they neither ac cepted nor rejected the offer made. He then pro ceeded to read correspondence had taken place in the interval between the committee and Mr. Mer lin, the agent of the creditors in Greece. In a letter dated the 26th of October. Mr. Merlin said he was agreeably surprised at the off er of the Greek government con sidering how much less favourable terms had been offered pre viously. The real question was, whether the offer of 50,000/. per annum interest was as much as could be reasonably expected, and he was of opinion that it was, his opinion being the result of an extensive knowledge of the country; and he thought the bondholders would act wisely in accepting the terms, and that was the opinion also of the British Minister, Mr. Erskine. Mr. Merlin , the chairman said, overlooked the fact that the principal point at issue was the sufficiency of the security. He (Mr. Merlin) felt convinced that the only possible addition to the 1,000,0004 at five per cent. would be some increase of the amount set aside for a sinking fund at the end of five years. As regarded the current duty, which the committee had suggested might be increased, Mr. Merlin thought that an increase was not practicable, and he recommended the bondholders not to interfere with the internal taxation of Greece. The question was, then, the Chairman went on to aay.whether the offer of thegovernment shouldbeaccepted or not. An idea prevailed among the bondholders that the Greek government could not obtain money until that question was settled ; but they had obtained money. Lest year, in spite of the bondholders, they got 400,000/. The budget of the Greek government was about to be la;d before the Chamber, and if the offer were not ac cepted no provision would be made for the payment of the interest. He must now leave the matter in the hands of the meeting. Sir DRUMMOND Woes said in his opinion the Greek government had made the best offer they believed they could honestly carry out, and if a more favourable settlement were made it would probably only tend to a further default. The acceptance of this offer would give • real valise to a stock which at present had only a nominal one. Any idea that the annexation of Epirus or Candia would benefit Greece financially was, he thought, • delu sion. The proposed settlement would be final and satis factory, and if it were not adopted they would per haps get nothing. As a bondholder, and as a friend of Greece, be would willingly incept it. Mr. GUEDALLA observed that the position of Greece had of late been slowly but surely improving, and in his opinion the sum offered was not adequate. The sum of 55,000/. annually for five years would be • fair payment, but be saw no reason why a larger amount should not be set aside afterwards. He thought the stock to be created should be a 3 instead of a 5 per cent. stock. The CHAIRMAN observed that the Greek minister had stated that he would not make such a proposal to the Chamber. _ _ _ 110 too 105 100 100 ----• . [The m eet ing wee proceeding when our report left.] Sir D. Brewster attributes the forged Pascal and Newton letters to one H. Pierre Durnaininx, a French man who resided in England between the years 1692 and 1745, the year of his death. He was ■ Fellow of the Royal Society, and waaintimately acquainted with Newton and with the leading scientific, men of the day. He was • contributor to the " General Dictionary," u is stated in the preface to that work, and he posessaed that knowledge of physical science which appears in the correspondence between Pascal and Newton. This personage is the most important in connection with the fabricated docu ments. He is himself the author of six of the letters published by H. Chaales, and no fewer than nine are ad dressed to himself by some of the most distinguished writers of the day. It in stated that a parcel of 32 bills, to the aggre gate amount of 12,8891. 14s. 6d., and another of Xi bills, to the amount of 17,1351. 7s. 6d., endorsed by Messrs. Rothschild, of Vienna, on the Bth inst., to Messrs. L. Behrens and Sons, of Hamburg, have been stolen. Caution must therefore be exercised by all dealers until further particulars can be obtained. _ The Provincial Council of Alesaandria (Italy) lately voted in a morning sitting 5,000 fr. for the wounded Garibaldians in the Roman insurrection ; and a like sum in the evening for the same object. THE FENIAN Thum IN DUBLIN. —DUBLIN, Tt'ESDAT NlGHT.—General Halpin was found guilty to day, but sentence was not passed. To-morrow Augustus Costello will be put on his trial a second time. WHITEHALL, Nov. 11.—The Queen has been s pleased sri to grant to the Rev. Archibald Boyd, M.A., the of her Majesty's cathedral church of Exeter, void bv the resignation of the Rev. William John, Viscount hlitilleton.—Gazette. _ _ _ WINDSOR Canna, Nov. 11. —This day had audience of her Majesty the Baron du Jardin, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of the Belgian., to deliver hie credentials; and General Salomon, Minister Resident from the republic of Hayti, to deliver his credentials; to which audiences they were respectively introduced by the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affair.—Garette. Tee PRINCE or WALES'S HARRlERS.—Yesterday morning the Prince of Wales, accompanied by Colonel Hardinge, and attended by Major Grey, had a day's sport with the royal barriers . The Prince and his attendants drove in a shooting break and four from Windsor Castle, through Staines, to Mr. Peter Fowler's farm at Stairwell, where the meet had been fi xe d. Th ere was a l arge fi e ld present. His royal highness rea c h e d th e fa rm - house, which is situated but • short distance from the South Western line, about noon. The Prince alighted from the carriage and entered the house in order to partake of Mr. Fowler's hospitality previous to the commencement of the hunt. His royal highness remounted, and then the hunts men and hounds trotted off to a large piece of stubble, when, within about ten minutes, a hare was found, which led the chase away in the direction of Stanwell Moor. The day 1M foggy, and the Prince, a ft er a goo d d ea l o f h ar d riding, returned to Windsor Castle. ADAM SMITH.—A statue of Adam Smith, the anther of " An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations," is to be erected in the city of Oxford, for the purpose of commem ora ti ng his connection with the University. The statue, which has been executed by an Austrian sculptor, has cost 7001., and is said to be an excellent likeness. A subscription has been set on font to defray the expenses, and a committee, consisting of the Dean of Christ Church, Dr. Scott, Master of Balliol (in which college Adam Smith was educated), and Professor J. K Thorold Rogers, have been appointed a committee to make the neetneary arrangements. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) OIDINARY SHAM AND STOOKS. W. 1 Yd. I RAILWAYS I 42 " IE N. Mew las 8•011 seetentay. to 1 p.m. Bt. 100 NOOO and UMW ... 82 W 82 100 Caladonlan st 100 Cuttirlan 20 all Cornwall 2 4 64. 100 IDWlLaandßeLtsetlluse 73 76 4. 84. 100 ,DandeaPerth,&•hdlo' no 72 20 6 isstLornlon .. .. I 100 all Do. Scrip — 86 100 illibsgow sad& Weinern 101 103 Bs.loo 1040 Do. Z. A me ns, Ord. 84.1 294 34 28 4 i 10 110, No.t 0 at. 100 GreatNorthot 8401 and; 14 17 Bt. 100 Ana Northwa —— I 107 100 1074 NO rs I 1 1167 w e. IV:l u ll - A 2 111 81.— 0 100 Do. Ord. 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I par cont. 1861, 100,0001 Do.do.l9)lJunotDoo 00,000 Nova Scotia Op. o, 1076' 1,80000 Qesonalaad Gov. 6p. ot. 1,177,4601 Do. Do. 1891 .. 126,00 B.Aust.Gov. 6 p. 0.,67-771 Do. 1878 and npwdal 1 116.60v.6p. ..Jac July r, Do. Op. of April.t(to, FOREIGN Ml 102 103 100 102 100 102 39 91 18 90 168 105 106 110 103 105 106 107 08 95 166 106 111 111 106 107 104 106 105 107 106 108 506 168 101 103 103 105 102 104 98 99 9SI 99 100 96 96 104 106* 106 107 102 104 102 143 10° 103 IN 108 1111 1121 1001 1101 crue less. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On o'Ozoci. The English funds are firm to-day, at an im provement of 146 per cent. Additional purchases have been induced by the announcement that the French troops are about to leave Rome, as well as by an impression that operations on account of the sinking fund are likely to commence shortly. At the same time the supply of stock is small, owing to the recent large absorption on account of bankers and others. Most other securities show flatness. Home rail way stocks have again given way, sales being freely made by speculators. Caledonian and Lancashire and Yorkshire have been chiefly dealt in, and have experienced a further important reduction. Some of the foreign bonds have also declined, and bank ing, financial, and miscellaneous shares are flat. The dealers are partly engaged with the settlement of the fortnightly account, which will be completed to-morrow. In the discount market the rate for bills is un changed, at 1} per cent., and loans for a few days, on English government securities, are still offered in the Stock Exchange at 1. Verity MID 1 11-6 14) lOU 6 1,100 NA,OOO. 7.600,000 i 16,000 I 100,0001 1 20,000, SO 16,000. 10 16,000 1 moos I 10.000 20 76,162 1 16,000 3 16, . , 1 GO, , 1 _____ 16,000 10 General 61,006 If aguada (Lbultad) 66,1 3 Unarm (Limited) 7, 1 Lusltaatso (Limltsd) , 21 80, 4 1 Pasuldllo Copper (1.4 8 I 80, 8 'Peatarous Gold ( lloz.),I 21 , loom to • PontolbandalvotLoad all 100,000 6 • Port Phillip .... 12,000. 60 /loyal Cotes Cowie 4.92 25,205, 1 Basra Grande 170. 120,000 1 Scottish AustraL(l}m, all I 11,0017 20 83. John del Ray Ilro ll ; 42,176 30 United Ilsziolui Me 10,000 1 ValAntkorla Go (1 1 ' 10,004 10 Vasoonvee Coal (Lbw, 6 6,000 10 Val &imam il,/adte4) 7 , ,o s 1 Warhos Gold (Lhalted all' 80, 1 ,Worthlne (Llmiteil i . all 76, , 1 Yorke Panlasula .I all 46,644 I 'Ynilasaatataaa , sn Anglo-Braa.Ookl(lim ) ! Australian Cape Copper (lAnnted) 7 Capalalillver(l.4raltadj lita Chontaladoo.&S.llln.,L 4 Coptepo (lAndted) 16e'l Dou Pedro. N. Del Ley 14a. - teat Del Ray (lataltad) 27, , ortans. (Malted) . ttßoll 17 all . Ito. 1 :,1100:1 :. 1,044 - 12,800 .. 61 - 0, - 6,1 g 6, I, .. 4 - 484 i - 14, 4 UN- 0001 .. 1, 4,0 0041 - 00 - SW .- 9,000 .. 40,000 4 400 1 _ Tool .. BIUTISH MOE& Minn. Murton ... ....... Milford AmaL Der. G. Con. (Tavistek ) Drakowans nut Buset (Illogan) Snot Condon ... Zaat Corn Bras ESA Grenville East Loren E. W. Rawl] (Tavistk ) Grambler & at. Joan Great Lam (Limited) Great South Tolima G. W. Vor (Heirless) Grenville Hods loot Hingstou Downs Margaret (Uny Want) Marks Valley liwyndy Iron Ors I New Seton ..... . North Rostra: North Wheal Crotty grreUnited nce (U. Want) B. Caradon Bt. Clear t9outh Condurron IS. W. Punnet (Mogan) Strew Palk lie ....Vott Wen Reset (Illogan) W. Oundon (Llakeind) Wen Chlverton Wen Beton Wb. Banat Wit. Buller (Bedruth). W,MaryAnn (Meshes ) Wheal Segos Nelt. Trelarrney ILatl 4 i, 1 lir I :1.0 H. ICL Woes I balm af ill 1 3 2 1 i &Xi if 5.6.6 11.9.0 111.7.6 4a 421 435 e 2 15 17 Cl CI 2 96 2 7i 8 9 1,0050988, St. a. 078,110 St. 1.161,60n,1C0 500.5416 St 857.0711 al ~ East sad West -- LonAon dBt H~CL~rin as 1 1 11 1 22 Hi .Do. Bob. al 4p. mat. all Southampton 1001 Wray Cocamordal 100 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, Original 44 per cent., 71. Do., do irredeemable 4 per cent., $2. North Eastern, Stockton and Darlington B, 6 per cant., 1274. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), Pk Credit Foncier of England (Limited), 21, 7-16. Crystal Palace 6 per cent. Perpetual Debenture, Mi. London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.), 2. London and Provincial Marine, 13. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 53i. 4!. Royal Mail Steam, Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 16. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 73/, P1101721014L MASI smarm. LinfirooL, Nov. 12.—Sales : Caledonian. 821 2 ; next account, 81180} 11 2 21 2 I—Great Eastern, 201 ; next account, 201 so—Great Western, 451 ; next account, 451—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 ; next account. 1211 2—Lon, Brighton, and South Coast, 61111—London and North Western, 1121 1 191 19 12i ; next account. 1121 19 1311—Manchester, Sheffield, DM Lincolnshire, 471-9letropolltan, .120--111diand, 116# 1 ; next account, 1161—North Eastern Berwick capital stock, 100—South Eastern, 651; next account, Gil—Great Western of Canada, 161 ; next accoont, 161-111inois Central, 83—Great Luxembourg shares, 81 i 19-16 next account, Si IS-16—Sambre and liens., 61 — Spanish 1 . .11.411111, 201—Ltrerpool Financial Assurance (Limited). 2 9-10 d —(luoen Insurance, lox—Morsel Steel and Iron Limited), 61d. MaNCHISTI7., NOV. 12.—Market rather lower, a cry good business doing. Caledonian, 824 2111 21 ; next account, 83 21 2 1 1 80f 11 ell2lll + 1 1 1 1 I—Oreat Easton. nrst account, 30 I—th'eat Luxembourg, next account, 81 13161 — Great Northern A, next account, 11111 I—Griot Western of Canada, 161—Great Western, next account. 451-1111 nob, 531; next account, 8914—Lancashire and Yorkshire, next account, 1211 4 2 1/ I—Ditto, tiger ct. fun% pref , 104—London and North Western, 113; next account, 1191 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, next account, 471 1 1 I—Metropolitan, 1154 20; next account, 1201—Midland, next account, 1161 2 —South Eastern, 6.4; next account, 651 I—Loudon and South West ern, 80. BIRMINGUAX, Nov. 12.—)3ualneos done :—Lloyd's Bank shares :Limited), atL—Birmiligham Financial shares at die —atid B irmingham Wagon shams ;Limited', at 13 per share. Closing prices: North Staffordshire Railway, sellers, at (*— Drafts/kb chnal, sellers, at 168 — Birmingham and District Bank, sellers, at 11—Birmingham Old talon Mill, buyers, at b} — (Doncaster Wagon (Limited), sellers, at 13—and Birmingham Small Arms (Limited', class B, sellers, at SI prem. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) Walls Rod Helton. 21s. 9d.; Walls End Hos Well, 21s. 9d.; Walls End South Hetton, 21s. 9d.; Walls End East Hartlepool, 215.; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 21s. !9d.; Walls End Russell Hettons, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Thorn ley, 20s. 3d.; Walls End Harton.lfts. 9d.; Holy well , 16s. 6d.; West Bates, 14s. M.; West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Hastings Hartley, 18s. 6.l.—Ships at market, 25 ; at sea, The ordinary monthly meeting of the London Ethnological Society was held last evening at the rooms of the society, St. Martin's-place ; Mr. J. Crawfurd, pre sident of the society, occupied the chair ; and among those present were Sir IL Rawlinson, Dr. Beke, Sir Alexander Waugh, Mr. Wyld, M.P., Captain Sherrard Osborn, Dr. Lockhardt, Lady Franklin, Dr. Hyde Clarke, Dr. King, and Messrs. Dickenson, Franks, R. J. Slack, and J. G. Major. INCREASE OF PAUPERISM IN LIVERPOOL. Owing to the great increase of pauperism in Liverpool, the select vestry yesterday agreed to hire the old West Derby Workhouse, at an annual rental of 2,0001., the accommodation at the Liverpool Workhouse having be come quite inadequate for the existing pressure. ROBBERIES ON RAILWAYS.—Four men, named Robert Martin, a beerhouse-keeper ; William Underwood, railway labourer ; John Jackson, pointsman ; and Denis Parkins, foreman shunter, have just been apprehended by the police, and remanded by the Loughborough bench of magistrates, on a charge of committing a series of robberies of drapery to a considerable amount front railway trucks while standing at Syston junction of the Midland Rail way, near to Leicester. The four prisoners have been re manded for a week, bail being in the meantime refused. Mr.. MURPUY IN DURLEY.—On Monday night • tea party and lecture were given bathe Old Theatre. New hall-street, under the presidency of Mr. F. W. O. Barre, J.P. About 300 persons sat down to tea, and the building was crowded afterwarets. Colonel Brockman did not attend as announced. The proceedings terminated about 9 o'clock. Everything passed off quietly. Towards the end of the meeting Mr. Murphy said he had 60,000 men ready to enter the nunneries if the government would not. He also said he should placard every town he bad lectured in, asking persons to come to him for that purpose. Mr. Murphy said he had received • telegram from Blackburn stating that by the time he got it the doors hitherto closed against them would be burst open. The lecturer con cluded by asking for subscriptions to erect • travelling hall to be carried everywhere he went. —Birmingham Fog. A fearful boiler explosion took place on Monday at the Odessa Colliery, belonging to the Butterley Com pany, Langley Mill, near Nottingham, by which three men unfortunately lost their lives. and about ten or twelve Otters were more or lam aerionsly injured. Consols are quoted 941 to i , with div., for money, and 93/ to t, ex div., for the account (Decem ber 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. remain firm, at 93 to 931. British railway stocks have experienced a fresh fall. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledo nian are pressed for sale, and have declined It to 11 per cent. The former is quoted 1201 to 1211, and the latter, 791 to 801. South Eastern and Great Northern A have declined 1 ; Great Western, Midland, and Brighton, ; and Lon don and North Western and Great Eastern, t. Metropolitan is at 1201 to g ; Great Western, 45 to e ; London and North Western, 113 to I; Midland, 116 t, to t ; South Eastern, 6,34 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 29 7 ,, to 30; ; Great Northern, 107 to 108 ; ditto A, 1101 to 111 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 3 ; North British, 321 to 331 ; and Brighton, 52 to 4. Greek and Egyptian bonds of 1864 are offered, and have declined percent., viz., to 11i to 12, and 84i to 85 respectively. Italian of 1861 are lower, at 454 to g. Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, ;112 to 32 ; Spanish Passive, 2011 to ; ditto Certificates, litt to ; and Mexican, 14/ to 15. The scrip of the Honduras Railway Loan is quoted 3 to 3,1 prem., showing no change. American securities are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 701 to 71; Erie Railway shares, 47 to ; and Illinois Central, 84 to }. Anglo-American Telegraph shares aro without variation, at 17i to 18i, but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference have improved 2s. ed., the present price being 3r to . _ There is no movement of importance in bank shares, the dealings being upon a very limited scale. The shares of the financial companies have been little dealt in. International Financial, 2i to 2} dis. ; London, 241, to 23i dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 62 to 6l dis. _ _ _ _ It is notified that " a committee of shareholders is now being formed to have a complete investiga tion into the disastrous affairs of the European Bank, and to take other steps." An extraordinary meeting of the National Pro vincial Marine Insurance Company (Limited) i■ called for the 2fith inst., when a resolution will be proposed in favour of an amalgamation with the Etna Insurance Company (Limited). HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are in good demand, and show a fresh rise of k per cent., the present prices being 94 to with div., for money, and 931 to g, ex div., fur the account. No bullion transactions have taken place at the Bank. At Paris this morning tho Three per Cent. P.entes opened at 68.15 for the account, being about the same as yesterday. Some uncertainty seems to be felt as to the mode in which the sum of 672,6821., shown in the last finance accounts as applicable to the reduction of the national debt in the current quarter, will be dealt with. No doubt it must be invested ; but, in view of the demands certain to accrue almost immediately in connection with the Abyssinian expedition, it is possible that some other plan may be adopted than that of purchases of government stock in the market. On Friday next final instalments of 10 and 12i per cent., respectively fall due on the Chilian and Orel Vitebsk Railway loans. No transactions in gold were reported at the Rank yesterday. The demand for exportation has diminished, owing to the more favourable aspect of continental politics. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for three months' bills on Holland showed a slight advance, and as regards Italian places the tendency was likewise in favour of this country. On the other hand, the rates on Vienna and Trieste were some what lower. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1104 to 12.14 ; ditto, short, 11.184 to 11.194 ; Rotterdam, 3 month., 12.04 to 1?.1, ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.323 to 25.373 ; Brussels, 3 moot hi, 25.323 to 25.374 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, vim to 13.10 ; Ber li n, Colo,pie he., 3 months, 6.26 i to 6.274 St. Petersburg, 3 monSis, 32 to 314 ; Paris, short, 25.10 to 25.20; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.30 to 25.33 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1204 to 1203 ; Vumna, 3 months, 12.35 to 12.60 ' • Trieste, 3 months, 12.55 to 12.60; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Santander, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 494 ; Seville, 3 months,494 to 49; ; Malaga, 3 months, 484 to 481 ; Valencia, 3 months, 484 to 481; Bar odium, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; &hos, 3 months, 48i to 481 ; Saragossa , 3 months, 484 to 48,: ; Lezhoen, 3 month., 28.30 to 28.45 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28.30 to 28.43 Naples, 3 months, 28.30 to 28.45 ; Palermo, 3 month., 28.30 to 28.45 ; Messina, 3 months, 28.30 to 28.45 • Lisbon, 90 days' date, 611 to 513 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, bll to 511. An extraordinary ceneral meeting of the Mau ritius Lsnd Credit and Agency Company (Limited) will be hold on the 27th instant. • • • • •• In preparation for to-morrow's settlement in the railway market yesterday, the rates of " continua tion"showeda decided preponderance of speculati%e sales, and " backwardations" accordingly prevailed in several cases, especially on Lancashire and York shire, Midland, and Caledonian. On the tirst named stock, however, the backwardation declined to little more than per cent. in the afternoon, some stock having been supplied. On the other hand, the backwardation on Great Northern " A" stock, current for so many settlements, has given place to a considerable " contango." The fillowing shows the terms generally current yesterday : CON - TANGOS. 6 to .. 1 to l el°l6g. =k ing- Clesl Gr a eat onian Kamera even to 146 .. even Great Western l-16 to 3-16 .. 1-16 to ,3.16 Great Northern A even to 6 I London and Brighton .• 3-16 to 1-16 back .. ...PS to 3-1 C Ma London and North-Western ens to 4 .. 6 back to even Loudon, Chat, and Dover 1-M to 3-32 .. 1-36 to 1-32 Lancashire and Yorimkire to 6 back .. 6to I back M anch. Sher., and Lincoln. to I .. to Metropolitan Midland back .. 6 to I hick Dover' Luxembourg United States 5.20 Bowls 4tot p. c. p. ann. .. 2to 4p. e. p. ann. Grand Think of Canvis Great Western of Canada Oa td. to ad. .. Oa. ed. toad. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance--Commercial Union, 4j, ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life. 7 4 ; London, 46) ; London and Provincial Marine, If ; Ocean Marine, 21! ; Amnia, 105, ex div. and be.; Thames and Mersey Marino (Limited), 5* ; Universal Marine (Limited), 4j, j. Exchequer Bills remain at Ns. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly firmer, and, with the exception of a relapse of about per cent. in Ecptian Railway debentures, the changes in pities were all in an up ward direction. Spanish securities were in proudnet request : the Old and New Three per Cents., Deferred Three per Cents., and Passive ruse I I to 4 per cent. The Committee's Certificates, as well as Turkish of 18d5, advanced 1; Colombian Six per Cents., 1 Brazilian of 1865, 1 ; and Ita lian of 1961 and Portnruese, 1. The newly issued Spanish Three per Cents. were firm at 321 to 1. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ova o'CLocni. In the mining market attention is principally directed to the fortnig!Aly settlement, and little fresh business is reportA. North Crofty, Prince of Wales, and North Tres:cerby shares, however, are inquired for. The prices are as follows :—West Chiverton, 69 to 71 ; Prince of Wales, 53a. to 555. • North Crofty, Z.° to • East Lovell, 8i to ; Wheel Buller, 16 b. 18 ; South Frances, 32 to 34 ; East Gunnislake, 30s. to 355. ; Great Vor, 18 to f ; North Treskerbv, 355. to 375. ; North Chiverton, 4 , 4 to ; West Great Work, nto 4 ; Drakewalls, lE's. to 14s. ; West Drakewalls, Ga. to Bs. ; sad West Kitty, 1555. to 2Ja... . . . A moderato amount of business has occurred in foreign nud colonial mining shares, at about the prices of yesterday. St. John del Rey are at 59 to GI ; Dun Pedro, 2 to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Bia zilian, par to prom. ; Pestarenst, per to prem. ; Chontales, i f to dist. ; Roesa Grande, 9-1 G to 11-16 ; Anglo-Italian, 1 to ; United 'Mexican, 1i t. 2 ; Frontino and Bobvia, 17s. Gd. to 20s. ; Port Phillip, 11 to 1g ; and Central American, dis. to par. UOCK. 1111 i °I us} lv 1.1 Du 1p...! I 04,11 s! 1 Opts' 1 I !IPts etisi 3 3 14_ 111_ It l 01 1 : inr atm! 9 11 1 1* 9-16 11-16' 69 61 1 1 9 11 6 1 I die ,ar Gaslight and Coke—City of Moscow Gas, 13, 121, 3 ; Great Central, 13, 14, ex div. ; Imperial Continental, 96, 7; London, 631, ex div. Doeks—Southampton, 73, j. Waterworks—Berlin, 12g,1. Caaala—Regent's (or London), 22„ 2, cx div. The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited): Lot.lon and County Land. 25a.; Confederate Cotton Loan, 41. Ks.; Boma Grande Gold, lls. 9d.; Hercules In sur..nce, 10P. fialveaton, Houston, and Henderson Rail way. le. to la. 5d.; Anglo-Brazilian hold . lla.; Imperial Lend Company of Moraines Bonds, 1672, 41. Me. to 41. Ti. tid.; ditto, 1676. 44. 2a. lid. TUESDAY Consols, which closed yesterday at 9204:T93, ex div., for the sth December, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 931, " buyers," and closed at 93i. For money the last price was 941 with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, g, 1 ; ditto, for account, 93, lex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 3. 24. 3 ; ditto Five per Cent, 104 , 4; Annuities, 18+35, 12 11-16; Bank Stock, 245 i; India Five per Cent. Stock, 113, 14;;; ditto Four per Cent, 1001, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 55e., 158 a, 565. prem. Indian governmellt securities were steady. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS . D ! 4.Y : ) The supply of English wheat 'received fresh up to our toszket tn-day, dthotr;it only moderate, was more than equal to the demand. In both red and white parcels the transactions were on a limited scale, at looday's decline in the quotations. The quality of the supply was on the whole good. Full average supplies of foreign wheat were on sale. Even the tineet samples were neglected, whilst in inferior parcels next to math inc was doing. The prices realised were about equal to ti.cuse current at the close of business on Monday. For floating cargoes of grain, the trade generally was quiet on former terms. The supply of foreign barley was moderate, of English small. In all descriptions sales progressed slowly at the late decline in prices. Malt was dull at Monday's quotations. With oats the market was well supplied. The transac tions were on a limited scale, at the recent reduction. Beans and peas foand huyers, at late rates. Flour coved oIC sloo , :v, at barely stationary prices. The imports, especially of hare been large. Linseed and rapeseed were dull. The value of most agricultural seeds was fairly supported. Cakes were firms. _ 4.3:1:64N1N1 MCI* NOMA& Tor Qr. i RIM?. L S.'. OATS. Brac, Kent. red, '64 —to • ' fteoteh=to 's7 64 to 73 ti b „ la. watt., '64 —t. ! ~ white „ VI 46 to 77 I BaA96. Norf.'i And Llooola Sfstagar. red 1:4111.Er I Harrow Midttrg lahulltutt Winans 31.. to 401 Gm MALT. Zoom, Norfolk, and 1 at Suffolk 1:03 to 72 Baas tUngetoo and Wore it to TS ' FLOUR, Wowset to 6.2 I Town sede. par 2N Yin Ito. Sow —to j lineseboid 64 to 00 OAS/. I Coaou7 English. feed ss to t9' Norfolk and Suffolk potato loath, feed Pat Qt a. s_ Ft to 'it 26 66 20 ~ 27b 30 41 to 46 . 44 10 48 , ♦0 10 50 .... 60 t 0 62 I oams. _ For Qr. I tea . 6 a. OATS. t r. DeWitt sod Bwolialt 29 to 33 75 15 82 sundae I BEAN& horg 7l to 75 Deal* %Mei Russian, haft soft Anaerieu, red — ll —. j = .. white.... —to 11191031 Con. Li. 1.1.18. i whit. 71 to 33 1 Tallow 7r t, .5 ' notri.. to : hew!. per took .... 60 to 56 ()Ark I Bpanlak . .. 61 to 60 Dutch beeolog leeatine ARRIVAL., OF GRAIN. de.. INTO LONDON BY WATZB l'AllttlAGY. Tlll WIBK. — .. 44 to 46 1,, co .. to 48 WHEAT. Daetade and Koalas btrg liottuck Is Mecklaa- .. 40 to flt 42 14 44 42 to 45 ariaahvg Distilling kilts Wb.%t Barley., )[alt. , Ws. I Float art art. lira I arc tek. tacks Iris guatlthaadBcotch 3.. J 14) , 150 10 980 1.. 1109 I , .. . frorolga 1171) tee . .. I 13130 . 1 IMO -'--..--,.. - -- 1 - Total .. LIVERPOOL corros ELUISET. (Tl{l3 DAY.) (sr TZLEGLAPH.) (FROM OCR OWN cuitastroimgr.) The m>rket contaatue.. quiet, but steady, and the sales foot up about 10,000 balcs. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SrGer..—The market continues very firm, and prices have still an upward tendency ; the private sales include British West India at :325. to 33a. Gd. ; good brown Sari. na ., 3-2 e. id. to Ws. ; good muscovado ALinilla, '<s. 9d. Hefineal—dried goods cmitinue marce,and 1» ices are limner, but the demand is not active; pieces are in fair request, at prices which show a further advance of Cal. per cwt. ('of rEc.—Tlie parcels of East India brouzbt to public sale have gone off v.. ry steadily at the vela alone. Plan tation Ceylon, fuse orlitlary to middling, 7ue. Ctl. to 764. ; bold, fill. iii. to Stle. ; t.eaberry. Rios. to Ols. Tellicherry, fine ordinary to bold, m r. to NB. coloury, small to good middling. 70r. to 81s. ; peaherry, Me. to 90s. Mysore colory, smell 4i mine bold. 74a. to 91s ; peaberry, fags. to !la. ; native, B.s. tid. to 638. 6d. ; Santos, webbed, Gds. to Gt e. TEA. -The public mks of Assam RIR progrvotiog steadily at fall prices, privately there is rather more inquiry fve China teas. East:, Rice, and S...:.TPETEE remain quiet. PEPPER.—A parcel of Singapore sold at 3;. , d. to 3 7-16 d. Corl‘.9.—There is a steady demand at full prices. HEMP.—Tbo market is quiet for St. Petersburg clean, but 401. is still demanded. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 425. i.d. ; Peters bwrg T.C. os the spot, es. 94. ; Year, es. 9d. ; De. mew, 425. 9d. ; kruig. 435. 3d. ; March, 435. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears Pattenden and Smith report rather more inquiry for both English and foreign, at the reduced rates. Captain Charles H. Townsend, of the Havre steamer Fulton, has in his poasea•ion the original log-book of the steamer Falcon, Captain Mon liogers. im the first voyage ever made by a sterna %easel acro.s the Atlanta. Ocean, is 1819. The voyage, is will be recoilected, woo made from Savannah, Oa_ t.• which place the steamer had previously sailed frora New York. It took 26 days, and . created n meat excitement, though it was years beton tho daring ex -mple was in:it/tea. The log-book is is excellent preservation, and is the Kuperty of s grandson of Captain Yert Svn. &w. 8.8. W. 8. S.E. W.F.W. 9.X N.L XN.X. 1.1. &IL &&E. &W. .... 1034 lon 161 a 8. 27 ...• •3 71 1011 72_ iit * 391 - 181 81 10271 90 7891 111 w} 9a MI 105 1001 1021 i 2 I_l i li. 1 2 17 16 17 1 7 1 SG 34 2 Ile 6 8. e} 2 GM 46 16 6 6. _4 it esi si" Sio_4oO. I i ssa 4 41 if 14. 6 6 76 72 160 170 90 100 17} L 4 17 19 100 10i 7 9 691 9