The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-20 00:00:00

-- 1 ~,, at. ZAS. /*ice Sel s, 'tat) t the se** *l Mire. it/. a ke aPPellarde* nd *** estate' is e* liPon tee* . b l a ze* *4. mul. " o7 g ee Z i t( B =OVA d is 'OtSst the ie seeh t ti* g e. The bee** M ilt * VOL gm he Iran of opt sleet t o anT Met be geoid Thia Qia Ogg ihm *mister hid he ft le dawn s . , a 4 I them, thy cad; osnister. UMPONDIaIt n of Use rook* Sere were boo ho e list aid th e rpondont was spot sPiwilast's seas of objoeti ee ;: ai t4.l l ( DO tin the frogman list. was suffisiont sod ras now oppeled at Clerk of Briee the deekis t of C• you. id that the &skim ► fills obisatiss. and sae of " Teed T. neltuive se to tbe ▪ Tutapomur. pellaut betas a the wipe/West z i t am." The farm, bat IMO sew Plum, eml • letter a/lamed rosPoultat, new the appelleat dif o vote. The emee other oases, aid the appellant; been done amonalet the desoriptio •r ,ter upon Aiwa* truth no wand rt. :QUER. r. Baron Mali ad is morning in mow e mass not bag ps the non•ettondra d eliablo to thdraliodo ND DIVORCE. Hilary.) ND BRETT. . pondeTsiCiar sa odor a. certain =TON *A 2y, and over whilas Cisarni d Away ie payment of Amon t should be paid is the it oome into the hands rdinary rule. abd111; ;al adviser. TM sigh -1 with coats. AL COURT. .) rder.) AINST THZ POI= -looking man, of metropaiteri for wilful end o=o dime, and Mr. Marlin rjeant Benatio el er, Mr. G. 8. Gadd, dint. this chary das tion of our reale, so at the last emeka o l gui rb• rilliam Barry, d acquitted fora dmibt that the chirp -- sat preferred by San/ ig men named neon haring at e *of a gentleman moo! tester-creacent , Relate A August lot. Tke ego ndant and Bag Valli! n question they the gent"' ti 'clock ui the recedied but vo run away, They were ylebone pouce-mea., tommitted for trial le teu long invettige" charge of Perierls— ,daxits, and also a be defendants, vas he last session, swi m !, al was made b) defendant to the -.1! ,pport of the row° he defendants vote 4 attempted herghe7,... to evidence gives b 1 u P. Gloucester-crescent de ey were pOnnOed WA' constables in o , s , mile from as 'fled to hers b.lllO arce swore peer 5 It was supported care Glue and tiro o n the night o f the chargeif er, having heett i n que stion in tof their we t to illegal act, th e T ko s t L i e Lot the Stationer ming, a fact, hY t M do ,y the defendant on ce in this r 107; dlord of the It tranel , ir e U c . basSMf it trial the s sources, but it !IPPr.- fa g ts ioners of Police, el. mat t e r, and bY fecially re tasnbd to edt o44 • us oceeet *D ' o mpl precut _s_ ae case is Wog SESSIONS. DAY.) Assistaut,TuW s morn i ng before filr- l et t dr. Joseph 1.01144.... mi-• w ing Justices a tbe r:vrEr 1 see. A i pldng fellow, dsetinto suiting James im. pectable man, 4 ' _g i st* [ Kentish -town. Mbar he was hi 016 7 01 bo isone , r camep ti a ; s oney and vu b 0 rosecutor got °P' U have yoo'l4ool bin down- A had een not bees , s before sa id he be m was is Jel. *lc place. Hs saw and heard bins e ss ked the pfsee° n 2 r A'sbat p from the road, The jury found the prisoner Guilty. Ths Assistant -Judge said it was • bad offence, and sent. Men d him to 12 months' imprisonment with bar d labour. rowan° • HOBAN AND WIZ ..11 MOLD fan Ly n ch, • 1 . 21101 16, described as a pipe-maker, was Meted for stesTuag • horse and van, 1. puncheon of em ele, sad • cask of saltpetre, the property of Thomas a e on. mi. T. Kennedy Pater weaated ; Mr. Collins defended B aer, who nor t . nes of New orth : road, Old Drenttord, Mid le bed It van at Dosk emitaing of treacle and a mak of saitpoire, and drawn by = c r em u es. It vas the property of Thomas Oonn. He ids me vas for • little while to get some orders Arad, s ad when he owe back it was gone. Prom information !sn i ffe d he went up the ifinarisa and found the van and maer cartody al the gatekeeper. Hughes, a gatekeeper at fit. Katharine's Dock, Mid he SSW tke prisoner jump up into the van and drive wa y. Winless followed stip-Ad him, and asked hi m w het hews+ doing, end he said, Driving the van for some iso" The prisoner, when given into awatod3, said nothing in sorer to he Th e hay t tout% prisoner Geary. y r . Oollisa said the prisoner had hitherto borne a good th;ing kr. The distant -judge mid be should defer passing *en wee until he had beard mensthing shoat the prisoner'. setisedents. Judgment deferred. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STRESr. IZTUOLDINARY CRAWL—A SHAM POLICZ-00N5TABLZ. Wes. Hamm l/, a young man, described as a baker, and Ife. Osborne, a blar.th, were charged before Mr. Tyr wbitt with breaking upon the zoom door of Charles Haines, a ginger-beer maker, living in Bennetth.buiMbr, _Bt. One, and stealing some articles. }Unwell was feather Aimed with assaulting the prosecutor, and representing an to be a oonstable of the F division, he not being me, and Osborne was further charged with bide( drunk. The prosecutor (a young man) who gave his evidence in anything but a clear manner, said—About one o'clock this morning I was in my room in by Han who Bennett's-buil oo a, Bt. Giles's, when my door was broken open seised bold of me, and said he was a poli ce le of dis F division, that he had got sonethieg *Oast m e, and that I was to eons -along with him. I went along with him , and on getting into Den. ma rk-street, I told him that I would go with him bet that the first constable I saw I would tmake see that we both went to Bow-street station. Burwell then struck me a violent blow in the mouth, knocking we down, end ran away till be was caught in the arms of polico-conatable 145 F. I lost my apron and scarf pin. By Hanwell—The lock of the door was easily forced. There was s second person in the room. I will swear that you said that you belonged to the F By Mr. Tyrwhitt—l never saw Hsnwell before. David Gamble, 145 F—l was on duty this morning in Mgh-street, and beard cries of " Police" in Denmarketreet, and met the two prisoners and another running at a fast etc. I stopped Heaven, and he had a leather apron in bh hand. The prosecutor came up bleeding, and maid that Seawall bad broken into his room and represented himself se a poliee-oonstable. He said that Harwell had taken the apron, and Osborne the pin. I took them to the sta tion and searched them, andfound on Harwell Ms., but no Pin Ilanwell said the money was his master's. Wm. Hoghes,l72 C—Hearing cries of " Police!" I went into Denmark-street, and saw the prosecutor lying on the ground, and he said Hanwell had knocked him down, sad that his apron and his pin had been taken from him. Prosecutor recalled, said, in answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, Osborne did not come in the room, but was outside while Hanwell waa in. Sergesuit Chappell, 4 F—The pin was brought to the station this morning by a female. I wish for a remand, as I think I shall be able to produce further evidence. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoners, and refused Han well's father's application for bait MISSING VALUELE&Y CHLOE& Mostagy Dyer, described as a gentleman, No. 11, Arthur-street, Chelsea, who was concerned in prosecuting Mrs. Allen for perjury, was charged with uttering a cheque with intent to defraud, it being valveless. John Crowther, a stonemason, of Marlborough square, Chelsea, proved that the prisoner came and introduced himself about a fortnight ago, stating that be could give witness some work. On Saturday.he called sad asked witness to cash a cheque for him, and produced one for 10/. 12s. 9d. on the London General Bank, crossed, drawn by a man named Bulgess upon one Welsh. Witness was paying his men, and could not cash it, and offered to get it cubed ; he went with prisoner to a public-bonne kept by a Me. Bill legion, who on the cheque being pre sented, said, " Is it all right I" to which prisoner replied, " It's as safe as the Bank." The cheque was afterwards retained marked " no account," as also was another which Lad been presented, drawn by the same party. Prisoner mid the cheque was given to him as a valuable care. lie had no intention of fraud. He did not know the parties whose names were on the cheque as he had only been introduced to Burgess a few days ago. He asked for bail to find them. Mr. Selfe said he would not bail him ; let him give their addresses. It was a miserable attempt to swindle, and he thould be severely punished if he did not clear himself. WANDSWORTH. THE ALLEGED CHILD-MURDER AT CLAPHAM. Inspector Abrook, of the W division, waited upon Mr. Ingham with respect to the case of the skeleton of a child having been discovered underneath the bo.rds in the kitchen of a gentleman's house in Clapham-park, and • servant being suspected of placing it there. He stated that Mr. Payne, the coroner, had requested him to lay the case before the magistrate to ascertain whether there was sufficient evidence to sustain a charge of concealment of birth. When the accused person was brought to the sta tion he refused the charge, but at that time he had not heard the medical evidence. Mr. Ingham attentively read the evidence placed before bin, and then said there was not sufficient to warrant a charge at present. He, however, thought there was a case d strong suspicion and for further inquiry. Inspector Abruok said the police would use every MOW in their power to discover the mother of the child. ♦N AGIrJ) C.U3UAL. Ellen Holston, a little old woman, who was entered in the sheet as being 79 years of age, Mary Moore, 33, and Nary Jones, 59, were placed in the dock, charged with destroying their clothes while casual paupers in the Wands worth and Clapham Union workhouse. Honing, the porter, said the prisoners made no com plaint on being admit ted. When he asked the reason for tearing up their clothes they replied because they were old and dirty. Holston said she had scarcely a bit of shoe to her feet, which were cold, and on being told that she could not get any others she was obliged to tear up some of her old things. The other prismers said they heel scarcely anything to wear and were in a destitute state. Jones said it was her first offence. Herring mid he had not seen Jones before but the other two had been frequently in the house. Mr. Ingham committed each prisoner for 21 days with lard labour. DESTRUCTIVE PIRE AT A TAVERN. (THIS DAY.) A most destructive fire occurred this morning at at the Victoria Tavern, Pomeroy-street, Old Kent-road, in the occupation of Mr. Hutchinson. The fire was disco vered raging in the business part of the premises, about halt-past 4 o'clock, and an alarm , was immediately given and the whole of the inmates were fortunately rescued. Messengers were despatched to the different I , s-engine stations, and several engines attended, but for some time were unable to be of any service, no water being procurable. The fire continued to burn with great fmy, being increased by the dock of spirita taking fire. On the engines being got to work, every effort was made to extinguish the fire, and after some time the firemen succeeded in doing so. The result of the fire, however, sas that the tavern was completely gutted, and several of the houses much damaged, and also some of the Nelson omnibuses in an adjoining yard. It is believed that Mr. Hutchinson is insured, and that the fire occurred through an escape of gas. We (Leeds Mercury) understand that the Mid land Railway Company have made such arrangements that they hope to be able to resume the passenger traffic from Leeds to Bradford, Lancashire, and Scotland, rid the Leeds and Bradford line, on Thursday. The traffic, to Apperley will be resumed to-morrow. A SAD CASE. —A sad case is reported from Corn- WO. It appears from evidence adduced at an inquest held at St. Stephen's, near St. Austell, on Friday, before Mr. Carlyon, county coroner, that about a fortnight ago • Mild named Samuel Case, years old, WY playing with his sister Elizabeth, who is under three years of age. Some diwgreement took place, and the boy, in • great passion, took up a light pick and struck his sister on the top of the bead. Blood issued at once very profusely from the wound, and the poor child's shrieks promptly brought anistaace. The parents put some plaster on the wound, and the sufferer was taken to a medical imian, who, in a few days, pronounced the cam to be less, and his titerlictions were veri fi ed on Thursday, when the child died after suffering great agony. The coroner, in summing up to the jury, said there could be no doubt that the de ceased died from injuries received at the hands of her brother. but as he was under seven years of age the law held that he was not responsible for his actions. A verdict aoxvilingly was returned. It appears that six months ago the lame lad set tire to a pigs' house, adjoining • dwelling house, and, in consequences, propertyeee destroyed to the extent of nearly lOW. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (yr =craw 113.101A.PIL) WARWICK MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) TALLY-HO STAKE. D►ne Tiger • Lady Melbourne 5 ran. HANDICAP. Leis - Volunteer ... Risk SHARE L. rm DAY.) thrs o'CLocz. The railway market is flat to-day, and a decline . of Ito Iper cent. has occurred in Great Western, • Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, ;ti and Great Eastern stocks. Metropolitan, however, a,. continues in request, and exhibits a fresh rise of 1. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 124 to I ; Great Western, 53 to ; London and North Western, 1171 to 118 ; Midland, 1231 to 124 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123 i to 1241; Caledonian, , 1211 to 1221; South Eastern, 621 to ; Great Eastern 261 to ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; ditto A, 126,1 to 127 ; London, Shatham, and Dover, 18 to ; and North British, 37 to 1. Foreign and colonial railway shares are inactive. East Indian are quoted 1041 to ; Lombardo- 1 . Venetian, 161 to ex div. ; Grand Trunk of a. Canada, 181 to 19. ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOMA U. 1 rd. I RAILWAYS ToI p.m: . and Yxoter —..1 loambrian 'Cork and Bandon loieuwau Dubai' sa Beau/Atm Ductlee,Perth,ttAbd lEu* London Scrip Cert. ! o., Glausow D° bit.mandt_Word.:estern__B,l - - I Do. I. Ang. &k., No.l GrostNorth of &Gaud latest Northern D 0.4. J Area no dlv. an , Do. B 111169. e. IspoldE I Do. New hs. at 16 I Do. Ord. Dot. Dlv. Block I 01 Booth it Well (Iro ) West Western Do.BtourVal.qoallik Do. Sout h Do. W. Yll--Oxford Do. Do. N= Duaeashire &Yo Lon..Eirfohto.& & Coot Londos,Chatham,&Dov Do. et. Ezten.Abp. e. Loudon & North Weitz. ,Loodon&SouthWestero Silt! , & Lincolomb ileTroiODeii - Do. New Do. Extension lietropolDwallatrist 707 71;7 - 107: : Do.* St John's-wood Do. RA Shares Blrm. et Daft. Mid Kent North British Do. Zan ,Yerth,Dund N. Eastera—Berwick Do. O. N. IL Pare Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. BtockADariing. 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I Sada 77 132 I 9399 92 94 9294 92« 92 94 N 96 BrittohOolm.Op.ot,lB7l Do. Con. Gov.e p. 0..1877-84. Do. 6porct,Feb.dAog. Do. eporet.Mar. Do. 6 per alma Do. bps, el. Ins. CaclG Hope p0z.1873 40.1810-1900 Da do. 188x901 Do. do. 1811041 D0.11p.0.dp.8,04.1900 Colon,Noi.lB6 . 11,0p.0t pp. 1878 ilo.. :ilia BO: 1371 ii___,... - Aock Maur lava 8 pet at., ma (.000 Do. 1878 1,000 Do. lan 1,100 Do, lBOB Vl: Neat ; . Gov. • pee ant.. ies. New Bruna.oov.6perct. ,136,11100 New Bona Wiles Gov.. 6 p. coat., UM to 1875 ,cn,soo Do. 6p. c.lBBB to INC 856,1200 D0.6p.e.r,1867 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip Ili, New tealead 6per coat. ..1100, Do. 6 per own 150,000 Do. 6 per cent 1801 603,000 Nova Bootle 6 p. et , 18T6 4 860,200 Queensland Gov. 0 p. ct. B.Anst.Gov. 6 p. c. ,67 47 711;600 De. 1878 and writ ,0 8 =C n ist:rt ''''. IV. BRITIBE MIN 0. 6, .. 5, .. e, .. 1.,2 Chi Clifford AreaL Der. G. Con. (Tavistek ) Drakewalls lest Beret alley* East Camden East Cam Brea East Grenville East Onnnislake Ewa Lovell.. _ ... . 111. 1111 I I I (Tavist.k.)l _ blot. & St. Aobyp irreat - larey (Waited) Great South Taigas .. Great Wheal Busy . G. W. , Xor (Holston) .. 40. 9! . 4 ti 6,0001 e , 811:: Jill :: i:0 3 1 e 5 0 1 512 .. •• Grenville lieroes Foot Hioaston Downs (Uny Want) rf a a a co r iley liwyndy Iron Ore New Beton North lioskear NN PrFper Whikame Un e rt!ed Crcitl(ni"rin) Providence (V. talent S. Caredon (St. Clear) South Condttrrow 8. W. Frances (Megan) Stray Palk 96 96 90 91 10 99 ye V TS VT 101 165 146 106 105 106 105 106 66 90 101 UM 116 106 106 157 106 106 106 10T 105 116 xi 106 Iff 16 100 16 95 90 el 96 97 94 00 _4 . 9 pail 98 106 - 84 88 98 100 /6 08 96 96 111 1•11 IM Utl. 113.0 7.1.0 106.1 11 12.0 16.119 311.16.6 Irbi - ilieet Vigra snd Bissau, Um Wait Basest (1110 Bun) - W. Condon (Ltekesed) West Chiverton West Beton Wb. Basest (Illogan) Wh. Buller (Itedrutb). ,11aryAnn (blestbso ) Wheal Setou Teelawns) (Llsk 1 SI ei— TIC 7 8 6 7 426_416. 00,000 10,000 11 1,1300,000 SI £OOO,OOO St 10,000 40.000 I 10,000 1 47,000 3 13,00 1 ) 15,000 10 *OOO 16 8 tii.• I - 1 - 6 11 U i 6 • Angio•AmericanTsL (I) all engio-Mexlcan Mint all I. Atlantic Telegraph lOO L Do. 8 w AnWal Agrt 6 Australia IL 1, &FOL II io Baugperah Tee Natalia 6 10 Berlin Waterworks (L.) all e Do. New Boickow Vaughan (L ) In 6 Bombay fine (Limited) all 6 Do New 3 British American Land 44 B. * kiss. TeL (L.) —llOO WI i i; n ill r 2 $ 11 106 41 17 13 i 1 3 SD $2 $1 3i 2 4 6 24 2 41 dts ES 44 2 . 4. 1 4 ~. 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Canada 60 .ITn.Marine of Liver. (L. 6 !rutted K. Teleg. Co. (Li! s 20 I Univers. Marine Ins.(L ! 50 , Van Diemen's Land (L)1 I 16 pm. 8 this; I = 7,600 100.000 7,300 17,500 60,000 100,000 10,000 50,000 10,000 - 20,000 30,000 I par all 1 2 ldls parl all 2 4 26 25 20 &a all Ti Si IU St 4} sig• 42 6E 64 10 I}pas 66 25 27 — 78 I 19 21 6 6 041 21 22 0 lot id; 120 123 21 19 474 1 7 d 2121 6 4 6121 SI 66 60 60 16 ph per I 2 Si 141Asi 1 i Ipm xcli 2f I 1 2} 4 9 i T to k T AW 747 tt 4 To 60 I Warrant Finance 10 60 WaatlncUa&Paellk St, (L FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 12$. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent.,l3l. PREFERENCE SHARES. Caledonian, Scot. Aberdeen, 75 Great Northern 5 per oent., 109}. TRAFFIC RETURNS. --.' ILLILWATS. Ma Pew Yee. Tidal, Tom, open. worn chandler. VAL nes. Week ending Nov. 8. a A 6 41 Detrot andMilwaakee.... ILO VII 4682 Week outing Nov. 9. Great Western of Canada . Ni -- 15,010 16,983 .Week ending Nov. 1L Dream and Merthyr 6B lat 906 1290 1,10 Week outing Nov. 17. South Eastern WM 16,91 0 6,129 22,250 110,7411 MONEY IL 'HIS .DA Y.) 55., but Credit Foncier of England decline d 2s. 6d. Prices were last quoted as follows :- ONE oTimOK. There is not much business in public lnternational Financial, 2to II di s . ; General securities Credit, 11 to 14 dis. ; London Financial , 16 4 to 154 dis. ' • and Credit Foncier of England, k to to-day, to-day, and prices generally axe rather dull, owing ' ,ii dis. to the rise yesterday in the corn market, and the The variations in colonial government securities introduction of the Russian loan. At the same comprised a rise of 4 per cent. in Victorian, and a time it is stated that several other foreign loans reduction to the same extent in Queensland. will shortly be brought forward here. The funds i • present no change, but some of the British railway' MINES.-(THIS DAY.) stocks and foreign bonds have given way, though 1 -.._-- not to any important extent. Banking and finan - ; ORM o'Crioel. cial shares are flat, with very few transactions. i The mining market is quiet to-day, and prises The applications for discount to-day are upon a are without alteration. Tincroft shares are quoted 91 to 91 ; North Crafty moderate scale, and the supply of money is some- 1 V ales, 2 to 2i ; Prinoe •of gas. to 275. ; Emi l -'- t Grenville, 2 to 24 ; what larger. The rate for choice paper is 3g to 4 per ! North Treskerby, 3 to 3i ; East Caradon, 54 to 4- cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short ' Chiverton Moor, 4/ to 5 ; Chiverton 8 to 84 ; I loans on English Government securities is firm, at ' West Caradon, 14 / to 15 4 ; Wheel Fells, 20s. to 34 to 4 per cent., owing to further withdrawals by 2 2.. 6 d. ; Chontales, Ito dis. the liquidators of failed undertakings. • The directors of the St. del Rey Mining Com pane (Limited) have received the following report, Consols are now quoted 904 to 4, cunt div., for dated Morro Velhu, Oct. 17 :-" Produce for Sep money, and 884 to ii, ex div,, for the account (6th . tember, 47,875 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 10,2771. ; December). ' profit for ditto, 8,1881. Produce for 11 days of . The sh ort supply of water lessened both the Spanish Passive Bonds and Certi fi cates have i October, 16,632 oitavas ; yield, 9.535 oitavas per • declined 4 per oent., but Mexican have improved , hauling and reduction duty." • to the like extent. The other speculative descrip- i tions present no movement, but are rather dull. ence Painful disclosures have taken place with refer , to the Frontino and Bolivia South American Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 60 to 61 ; ditto; i Gold Mining Company (Limited), the Penhale and and the CaldbecFells Consolidated Lead and 1865, 34i to 4 ; Greek, 134 to 144; Spanish Pas- I Lomax Silver Le nd ng Company (Limited), sive, 214 to g; ditto Certificates, 14 to 4 ; Italian 1861, 544 to 554 ; Mexican, 174 to 4. • Copper Mining Company (Limited)-three con of' United States 5-20 Bonds have declined 4 per corns under one secretaryship. The books have . been removed for investi ga tion to the offices of cent., via., to 784 to 4, ex div., but Erie and Illi- , Mr. Henry L. Phillips, 32, New Broad-street, City, nois Central railway 'lures are unchanged, at 494 who has been appointed managing director of the to 4 and 78 to 4, respectively. • two former companies. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are without I The annual meeting of the Alien and Qwenangen Mi Company (Limited) is called for the 29 th ning alteration, at 144 to 15, but Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent , preference have receded 2e. fad ., being instant. An extraordinary general meeting of the Laguna , quoted 34 to 4. ; Silver Mining Company (Limited) is called for the The scrip of the New Russian Loan is firmer, at ' 27th instant, ' for the purpose of receiving a re l.} to 14 prem. It is stated that the applications . port from the committee appointed on the 30th October last, to confer, in conjunction with the already represent a considerable total. directors, on best means of obtaining an in . The City of Paris, from New York, has brought 55,0001. in specie. International Financial shares are quoted 2 to If die. ; London Financial, 164 to 154 die. ; General Credit, 14 to 14 dis. ; Credit Foncier, MINCING-LANE. -(THIS DAY.) 54 to 44 die. ; National Discount, 94 to 10 prem. ; ~, ~ , and SUGAR.- ...e inarae. has opene d stea dil y at weea • and Hudson's Bay, 17 to 4. . prices ; the private sales include 300 hdds. of Cuba Of the 4419,323/ in gold by the Ripon, about Muscovado at 31s. Refined-Prices are finely . maintained, 174,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday. but the demand for dried goods for home use is not a c tive. 1 Corite..-Busineu continues to be dons in Plantation The Hecla has arrived from New York with Ceylon at steady prices. Mocha sold at 70s. for low 30,0001. in specie. Zanzibar. The mail steamer for the East, which will leave TEA continues quiet. - 17 Southampton to-day, will take no specie. f Pores.-About WO bags sold, west coast Penang, at The Compagnie G 6 nerale Transatlantique steamer , 3d' to 3*(l' Ruu.-The market has become qeiet. Imperatrice Eugenie, from Vera Cruz, has been' Rice-1.300 toes of Rangoon sold at 125., and 100 toss detained at St. Thomas for slight repairs to her I of Necranzie at 11.. 3d. machinery, but is expected at St. Nazaire to-day I Coney.-There are still buyers at previous rates, at (Tuesday), with about 150,0001. in specie. : which holders are not ready wallows. The Stock Exchange Committee have just ' " H . rios/"%to-Mmanills. sold at 51/., and clean St. Petersburg, appointed Thursday, the 22 nd of November, a • - special settling day in the New Zealand Govern- I TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ment Six per Cent. Debenture Loan, which is to I The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 455. 3d. be marked. The committee have also ordered the Petersbur g Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; October to December ; Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds (Bounty Loan) o f ' and December, 435. 9d. to 44.. ;January to March, 44e. 3d. • the State of Massachusetts to be officially quoted. to 441 ' 6d * ; March * 44a- 91 to 45a• The South Eastern Railway traffic return • SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • this week a decrease of 1,5101. compared with last Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade very slow at the year. • following prices :-Prime clover, from 100*. to Inc ; ▪ With reference to the directors' proposal for iv- ' inferior ditto, 90s. to 9. - m. ; prime second cut clover, • constructing the London, Chatham, and Dover , ova. to loos. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 70s. ; prime lueadow Railway Company, we have received the following hay, SOs. to Kn. ; inferior ditto, 55.. to 70s. ; straw, 3Gs. • from a correspondent : I to 44e. -- A petition to parliament against the proposed measures of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway directors is now in course of preparation, and, we hear, will be in the I .---.-- - hands of the public in a day or two. A number of share- I LrTIRPOOL, No,v. 19 --aska to - day : Great E"t.c...M• an holden have placed the matter in the hands of a member . V`liLs,! is -la ,, lo o ? int: e h , o . zt ? h , ‘le.: . t e r t n iop. lll _ of the house, who has engaged to present the petition and i... 1241 r.--111dtand, 124 1 -North Britlia, set 71 5 - South _ support , it. fastens, 631 1 1 -Birkenhead, a63-Buffalo and Luke Huron, The traffic earnings of the Groat Western Rail- ! 3,u1n5L,61 4- C ulled ..'eza..lot t l te . l t and Lan I:irr tit; EmpireiPn u, M ar ine is d. : way of Canada for the we ek en di ng Nov, 9 were -Maritime Ina. :united:, n d.-AtLuttic Telogrd;di 8 per - 15,0101., showing a decrease of 1,9721. compared . cent ,4 3 15.10 4. - with the corresponding period of 1865. MANCHDTER, Nov. re .- There was a stow max Icel. hot at - better prices. Auglo.Americath Telegraph Lintlte.l . 144- - agent. 27 11--iireat One MGM addition has been made to the list l'..usnlidated Bank Limited, New, i p.- Ebbw t ale company of reconstructions of public oomPanies• follow- 'Ni:.Tlle"rif.f.Alllll-0-Ezir:tl.ll,:zonitPatit. ~,-...,.... i - ing the recent crisis, and resulting from the uni- 631 e-nita..n..7 4 s-Aearaeore and Yorkshire, 1241 4 l-Lo e -. vernal desire on the part of shareholders for a re- 'c l ills i t: n r" i snlie l i:t. i s an odra i role:;:i s re "rans oi ce t ' 3 / 4 111. -ti:. i i:.. 4 . - i':cr --I r i eri. " duction of their liabilities. The directors of the pref., MI -Metropolitan, 1.2:4:.-111oliatat,12 4 ;-North Bridal, _ - Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited), due. ~71--f:outh Lotern, Qii iil & 3 ni ce r ntrhl ill."ey.MariP° - having, as a measure of natural precaution, pm- 4, 1 MIX',„ 1 , j ,„n,: i i :n 1 :11 1 1 1 , ) ',1 1 , 1 1 1 .. tal i : 4 la _ t a i ,',l o 2° „ L c rAt o k a ni. ". j vided for the payment on demand of the claims 14 7 11irkenhead, 57. - of all the bank's creditors, have just issued n yl m wriAN.No t y., l ?• - Bi Th e i weg to -41 g NT; e li - il lO i tlit h"l av - a circular to the shareholders. The pro-' :blue: , ti s oT; e g s. pr a ha.';7-G nu reut " Wester: ltalla s y a llautittah l am _ posed plan of reconstruction asks the shareholders six par ola 11 , (crew , at 124, " metiers ." Ilirtniugle_to Joint = - to consent to a reduction in the amount of share i - Ile Haugh= Financial shares, at I}-and Patent Shaft Stork ,ld li:nk pinked, st 31 to 3 2 - Lloyd's Danl. at .1 to ~!. prem. capital paid up by them in the proportion of from and Axle tree 'hairs at sf prem., -sellers " - 601. to 401. ; hut, as against this sacrifice, they will r ho :e .i ii c,k n o } -Into fur acs u 1 :: ISnl a a 1.87i9 .New ' 7 ; rt. iTio ac e .. m6n „- - be entirely relieved from all further liability, the :Need'. Bac:: ;eau pain ) , deo IKS National nt Lu erpodi fa -1 - ,reliminary expenses will be extinguished, and rutted t:l5 pall . 16-111.1 la live i per tent. i !-t it ,t,..n,ferai l •lo - such portion of the capital now classed as " in- VAT` t. w 'r a k e:'. f .„ l s r i. i ftl ' ?,;;';wi.D..,:nAdugutet,:;g4 - I`;':,:!.t, , L" _ I operative" as may be hereafter recovered it is pro- --crest B..uiludn and Western zinc paid , 914-,:ieat southern - posed to form into a reserve fund. The extinction . - of the shareholders' liability is a point of conside- , Limerick, S per neut. reueemable .• l ~ 454, A W . e.tern. 4 r.er cent rerp kr p l id iril- B dterford and .- - rable importance, as on each existing share, with , - 201. paid, there is now 801. uncalled. ' - Creditors of the Bank of Queensland (Limited) • _ - are required to send the particulars of theirclaims - to the liquidators by the 17th December. _ - The adjourned meeting of the Cambrian Railways - Company is to be held on the 22nd ins:- At an adjourned meeting of shareholders in _ - the London and Mediterranean Bank, held on the - 16th inst., the appointment, made the Bth August, -: of three gentlemen as lip.idators, in lieu of three - others who had resigned, was confirmed. With reference to the Ottoman Loan of 1863, -- and the 6 per cent. loan of 1865, the Imperial - Ottoman Bank have noti fi ed that the November = drawing for the redemption at par of bonds of - these loans took place in Paris on the 13th inst., and that lists of the successful numbers can be ob _ - tanned on application. ENLATICEMENT, BVILDINO, AND RETAIRINO or Cerneurs CIIA7'ELS.—The incorporatciety fr this object held its first meeting for the present session yesterday, at the society's house, No. 7, whiteh..l!, the Rev. Robert Tritton in the chair; there were also sent, Sir Thomas Phillips , Q.C. , t he Yen. Arelelatein Wordsworth: Rev. Canon Nepean, the Rev. A. Perm (bile, Rev. W. Reyna Cosens, Messrs. John Bootle. F. S. Powell, Edward Thornton, Rev. George Ainslie, 31. A.., secretary, and Rev. C. IL Reid, M.A., essistant mecretary. Grants of money were made in aid of the following objects, viz.: Rebuilding the church at Vaynor, rear Merthyr Tydfil ; enlarging or otherwise inme:mdit.,- the accommodation in the churches at Ashehlam, new Maldon; Charlesworth, near Manches•er ; Drayton Beal:champ, near Tring ; lissland, near Chesterfield; Ilywell, near Trecwdle, Brecon ; New Shoreham, Sussex ; Newton Tracey, near Barnstaple ; Rusland, near Newton imCartmel, Lancashire ; and Ruishton, near Taunton. Additional grants were given towards rebuilding the church at Dunkeswell,imear Honitou, and towards reseating and re storing the churches at St. Ann's , ' Soho, London, and Woodford, near Thrapstone . New designs were sanc•ioned for building the churches of St. Michael, Hull, and Travel lers' Rest, in the parish of Swinbridge, near Barnstaple. The society likewise accepted the following 'lnmate as repair funds for the churches at Allerton Bywater, York' trincham, St. John ; and Bootle , Christ Church. Cheshire ; Caterham Valley, St. Luke, near Reigate ; Derby, St. James; Heaton Reddish. near Manchester; Horninglow, near Burtomon-Trent ; Tettenhall Wood, near Wolver hampton ; and Westminster, St. Margaret. The society has been called upon to pay for works connote:ea, am., 2,236 L, and it is necessary to sell out from the very limited amount of stock the society possesses fur money to meet these payments. ADMIRALTY. Nov. 19. —APPOINTMENTS. — Siih - Lieutenants T. T. A. Smith and J. Swan, to the Racoon. Naval Cadet J. C. Mackenzie, to the Racoon. Engineer W. Onions, to the Terror, for service in the Spiteful. LADIES' DRESSES AT VENICE.—A Venetian letter in the Prrrem , renm of the Vith. treating of the Kiti;.'s visit to the theatre and of the ball at the Giovanelli Palace, has the following :—" Above all was especially nut:eed the goad taste of the ladies' dresses, strange and mulniirable after the eight years of unae..enstomed neglise nce in 'such matters—a neglect maintained by a patriotic spirit of opposition. It seemed as though the empire of fashion had never been abdicatsd. The Princess Giovanelli, with her fine Roman type of counte nance, wore • white dress, adorned with green leaves on the head and bust, intermingled with dia mond clasps and buttons ; a fair-haired English beauty, a real keepsake (sic) attracted notice byher profusion of Los. spangles, and beads, disposed among her waverine truism and on her azure vest. Much attention was also attracted by a lady in the exact costume of the first French Empire, a beautiful person, a young bride from Trieste . attired almost in nothing at all, her hair dressed d fa Brutus, and looking like an Empress Josephine, a Madame Tellien, or • Madame Recamier risen fr om the tomb. Remarkable for elegance and beauty were the Countesses Mar cello, Mocenigo , Zaccbini of Bologna , Bonin-novo from Vicenza, an Englishwoman married to • Rovigo gentleman, and others whom I have forgotten. Of gems, grand crosses, pendant., ribands, decorations of all kinds, a perfect inundation; the ladies without costly necklaces and time men without • chain of crosses dangling from their buttonholes might be counted on one's ten fingers. It was quite a distinction to have no decoration. Of jewels the profusion was in describable it seemed as if bniliants had rained upon the head of the Countess P.l.padopuli ; Madame Retain had a river of pearls upon her opulent shoulders—some 20 rows, all of equal size and beauty, and two as big as pears in her ears. Signor Ratazzi, who accompanied his wife all the evening, might have pasted for • sentinel, watching over the pearly teesure, and guaranteeing,, his date/manlike gravity, their indisputable authenticity." 7.1 f :11) EVEN'ING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 88i to 89, ex div., for the 6th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 881 to For money the last price was 901 to 1., with div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, ; ditto, for ac count, 89, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 8; New Three per Cents., 83,71, 8, 71; Bank Stock, 250, 49 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent., ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 84 ; ditto Five per Cen t., 100 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 21a. prem. Indian Government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. to ss. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were to a fair extent. Turkish securities were again in active demand : the Bonds of 1863 rose 2 to 3 per cent. ; those of 1862, 1 ; and those of 1858, it. The Five per Cents. of 1865 also improved at one period, but afterwards relapsed to the last price of Saturday. Egyptian of 1864, Peruvian of 1865, and Italian of 1865 were 1 per cent. better ; and Egyptian Rail way Debentures and It alian of 1861, *. On the other hand, Russian of 1822, 1859, and 1862 were heavy and experienced a fall ranging from 1 to 2i per cent., owing to the intro duction of the new loan. Mexican and Venezuelan (3 per cents.) also declined 1 to*. Bank shares were dull. New Sonth Wales de clined if., and European, Hindustan, and Standard of British South Africa, 105. On the other hand, National rose 11., and Land Mortgage of India, 53. Hudson's Bay shares c losed at 17* to 1, show ing a rise of 23. 6d. to ss. ; National Discount, at 91 to 10 prem. ; and General Ottoman, at it to 1} prem. Miscellaneous shares were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam rose 1/. ; Ebbw Vale and Land Securities, 10s. ; City Discount and Oriental Gas (New), ss. ; and Thames and Mersey Insurance, 2s 6d. Crystal Palace and Merchant Shipping, however, were flat, and declined 10s. Atlantic Cable shares showed no movement of importance. Awlo-American closed at 141 to 15 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 31 to 41 ; and Telegraph Construc tion at to In the market for financial shares, General Credit were in demand, and advanced 2s. 6d.. to 8 rail. SELLING NURSERY. Three quarters of a mile. Prodigal, Residuary Legatee, Plumbago, Columbine, Purchase, Miss Alice ' Grafton, Gentian, Gentle Leases, and Busy Body are here. DONNINGTON HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Wild Agnes, Overture, Beadle, Besswing, Cedric, I Princess of Wales, liatthvany, Vigorous, Paris, Mistletoe, Ines, Her Ladyship, Indian Star, Nukuheva, Landlord, Effervescence, sad Tina are hers. NURSERY HANDICAP. Threepqnsrters of a mile. Resew, Stokeley, Python, My Love, Killaloe, lady Pam, Vice Versa, Greenback, Arcade and Venom are here. -- FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. ii Heanwood, Diomed, Fortanatus, and Chimney Sweep u 11 are here. 91 . . .. - Ausrvuti.—Vigibuit, Vet, Venturesome, Adaraanthes, Olivia, Nuneaton, Alberta (by Slag Tom), blimulus, Laura, Challenge, Vexatious, Ida, Bravura. HUDSOB'S BAY COMPANY.-(TBIS DAY.) A general court was held this afternoon at the Hudson's Bay House, Fenehureh-street, the governor, Sir E. Haan, in the chair, to elect a governor, a deputy go vernor, and committee for the year ensuing, and for the ordinary business of the company. The report, which was issued some time ago, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He said he had nothing to add to the report, nothing having occurred since Reissue of any oonsequence except the arrivalof another ship 4 from Labrador. He did not know that he could say any- i thing decisive as to the future. No offer had been made 11 for the purchase of the territory; and when any offer had ll been made the shareholders would be called together, and u their opinion taken, uninfluenced by any view which the 1, directors might entertain. All the meeting had to do now was ir to elect a governor and deputy-governor and committee for the ensuing year, and that was of course a ma tter entirely 4 for shareholders. The report having been put and adopted without discus- gi sion, the auditors for the peat year were re-elected. SI The governor, deptity.governor, and committee were 2 subsequently re-elected by ballot. Mr. Ware IN, M.P. in returning thanks for his election as auditor , renewed the question of the colonisation of the southern art of Ruper t Land, and expressed his regret I A that the board had not dealt with the question in the man- 2 ner which he advocated at the last meeting. While, how. 2 ever, 106,0001. in value of shareholders had voted for polo- U. nixing the south of Rupert's Land, 1,000,0001. had 14 voted against it, and he was willing to accept that decision. He asked why the telegraphic material which had been paid for now three years ago had not been I utilised. Nothing could exceed the importance of estab lishing telegraphic communication with their possessions and the British possessions on the coasts of the Pacific, the want of which in many instances wou ld occassion the loss of a whole season. The telemaph to San Francisco had repaid the whole expense in a single year. The committee should remember that they were governing the Hudson's Bay territca j on behalf not only of the company but of the whole British empi-e. He regretted, too, that the committee had never made a proper arrangement with the working partners or managers of the ontl) rig poets. He should be glad if instead of the 40 per cent. they now received they had the unallotted shares apportioned to them and the dividends upon them. He introduced that point two years ago, and li he would again urge it on the attention of the committee. 81 As respected the gold discoveries he was told that the s; United States and others had entered the company's ter- R 'Rory, and yet be saw no mention of receipts under that 2 bead in the report now issued. He thought there should I be some governing head in the teriltov to look after such matters. The CHAIRMAN thought they were much obliged to Mr. Watkin for touching on these subjects. As to the tele- t( graph the committee had placed themselves in a position 1( to make it at any time,but they did not think it right to the shareholders to make it till they obtained the terms if from Canada and the British government which Mr. u Watkin himself demanded when he propounded the scheme. At present they had not obtained those terms, neither had they any security that if they set u p p osts and wires across the Rocky Mountains the GOO or 700 miles of telegraph across the Canadian territory would he made, 8 and in the absence of that the communication would be in- 8 comte and inoperati Th p e le proceedings term ve. inated in the usual manner. 100 100 100 160 100 100 100 100 100 i an ill 'lOO 5 aTi 11 THE QuEgs'a UNIVERSITY IN IRELAND.— iV6 I learn by telegraph that the motion to restrain the senate 81 of the Queen's University from proceeding under the sup. Z plemental charter was opened before the Master of the Rolls in Dublin yesterday. The arguments have not con- eluded. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean appeared for the first time in the Theatre Royal, Dublin, on Saturday night, after their tour round the world. There was a full home to meet them. The Hants Advertiser states that Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, will most probably be formed shortly into a borough, and be honon-ed by having a mayor and corpora. tion to rule over it. THE BRIGAD OF E G llARDS.—Yesterday morning the half-yearly muster of the four battalions of Guards, namely, the let and 2nd battalions of Grenadier Guards. the 2nd battalion of Coldstream', and Ist battalion of Scots Fusiliers, took place on the parade in St. James's. park, before Colonel Whitmore, the deputy adjutant general. The military inspection is most severe, as every man has to be passed by the " muster " master. This (lay the 3rd battalion of the Grenadier Guards, and to-morrow the 2nd battalion of Scots Fusilier Guards, go through the same ordeal before the deputy adjutant-general. THE SOCIAL CONDITION OF SEAaiEN.—A meeting of the Economy and Trade Department of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science was held last evening at their rooms, in the Adelphi, at which a paper was read by Capt. Toynbee, F.R.A.S., on the social condition of our merchant seamen ; the lion. Arthur Kin naird, M.P., in the chair. The paper went fully into the evils and hardships attending the pursuit of seafaring me, under the present system of treatment in the merchant service, and their social condition both at sea and on shore, and concluded with a series of suggestions, to which WP added a recommendation for carrying out the following resolutian passed at the Manchester Congress:—" That the Social Science Association be recommended to con sider the appointment of a sub-commit-ee, in which officers of the royal navy and merchant service and others especially interested in the welfare of seamen should be invited to take part, for the purpose of preparing and pro moting measures of amendment and improvement for that class." The meeting was addressed by Captain Dawson, Captain Hunter, Mr. Griggs, shipowner ; Dr. Dickson, medical inspector of the customs ; Captain Joseph Toyn bee, and the chairman, after which the above resolution was affirmed, and the meeting separated. THE FATAL ACCIDF.NT TO COLONEL HENDERSON. —Last evening Mr. C. St. Clam Bedford, the coroner fur Westminster, he'd an inquest at Charing-cross Hospital on the body of Colonel John He Iderson, late of her Majesty's 10th Foot, who O'ed in consequence of injuries received by falling down the " bath" staircase at the Junior United Service Club on Thursday night last. Some evi dence having been given to show the circumstances under which the accident happened, and confirmatory of the account which appeared in this jou;_ral yesterday, Mr. Frederick Tothill, surgeon, of Charles - street. St. James's, stated that he was called to the deceased and found him lying on a sofa in the bath-room, where he bad been carried. He was quite insensible, but seemed to rally after stimulants had been adminis.ered. He (witness) remained with him about an hour and a half, but then left, desiring that he might be immediately sent for if any charge took place. About half-past 6on Friday morning he was sent for to the club, and found his patient suffering from evident concussive. He (Ur. Tothill) ordered his Immediate re moval to she hospital, as the care and attention at such an institution was necessary. Mr. Gabriel, solicitor, cross examined Mr. Tothill as to the propriety of having had the deceased removal to the hospital, but the medical gen tleman, by his replies, left no doubt on the mind of anyone present that the proper course had been adopted. The coroner expressed his surprise that neither Major Arm strong nor the other friend who had dined with the de ceased had come forward to give evidence, so that the jury were left to return an open verdict. Ultimately a majority of the jury agreed to the following verdict :—" That the deceased died from injuries to the head, but bow caused there is no evidence to show." The inquiry created some interest. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—Visitors during the week ending November 17, 1866.—0 n Monday, Tues. drvi i and Saturday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 8 5 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admis sion Gd.), from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1,252; total, 9,797. Average of corresponding week in former years, 8,384. Total from the openinA of the Museum, 6,409,255. PATENT OFFICE MUSEUM, SOUTH KENSINGTON. — Number of visitors far the week ending Nov. n, 1,444 ; total number since the opening of the Museum free daily (12th May, 1838), 1,091,820. DISPENSARY FOR SKIN DislAsss, 68, GREAT Kaar.nosouen.lrenzao,RlGlGlTATHLET, W.—One hundred and seventy-nine patients were relieved at this dispensary during the week ending Nov. 17. Icl,=°". 86 88 111 1121 40 48 12 18 4 4 SS 04 TO TA - _ -.— as 117 119 111 i fa • • 115 117 125 117 BEITISH ?O 81O! Atlantic&St. Lawrence Born. Bar. &C. In. g6p.e. Do. F fib/zee Buffalo a Lake Huron Do. Preference Mulf.,Brant.,&Ooderich I 6 per ceut.l972-34 CaL 6& Eaateru6p. e.g. Cape T. a Dock 6 p.rpref e. g. Demerara,7p. 'KW pc Bengal gu. 6 do I Do. do. sdo £Li . badi;ulgo. 6 do. ;Grand Trunk of Cm* D 7 11;up. B.6past Do. let preL Bonds .. Do. do. deferred Do. 2nd pref. Bonds. De. do. deferred Do. Sid lore!. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Do. 4th prof. Stock.. Do. do. deferred treat Indian Peninsula, Do. gas 6 per cent. Do. New Gt. o India g. ct Do. 41par cent. 11* * at Western of Canada Do. New Do. t n lids. pay. 1873 Do. do. do. 1877-8. Indian eh;Liolted) 'Madras guar. b p. cont. Do. do. 4f do Do. do. de 111f D lEn . . e so Ftft p d . lio . boo Extend po n' . llB B,9 l l Do. 6 p. ct. , pay. 1896 N.R.of Cen.6p Schule, rut. 5 per cent. Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do Do. Pnnjanb do Do. 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