The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-05 00:00:00

!,rits to he fdretshed to Jr. Moloch. The costs would probably not be beery, end the only num why be had r,ted them to be paid was because that wee the invari :ible rule where a fine was remitted. AND HNODES V. 3TLVESTIM AND WIFE. harvlake, Q.C., and Dr. Spinal for the plaintiffs ; *.•I bw, dl, Q C., and Mr. F. Russell for the defend►nts. ih..1,.fen4,,nt.. propounded the will of Elizabeth Tongue, • widow of a retired surgeon, late of Alford, Lincolnshire; tar plaintiff, opposed probate on the grounds of undue sant of rapacity, and undue influence. t -tatrix. who was stated to h►vs been a person of • r loAier mental powers than tuna', bat somewhat 1, I t died on the :int of November last at the ~f The female defendant was her niece, and r was the managing clerk of a firm of "elicitors at 11,. lest made the will io dispute, wilich he hail • • , tteced by a clerk from the otbee and • • ••!‘•1••••111111 of the parish ; hut the rev.gentleinan being .....• i. supphed hie place with another clerk. Thu t!:.. h 4 b.:toher ; and a number of witnesses eb.tt a that tame the testatrix was perfectly sober and .4 transacting business, as ebe always had been. ex . ,1:11 Vi4S intoxicated. She was soon afterwsnls at.l etteral day* belore she wns insensible. - no-ry was stated Hot to have been remarkably good, • t m an" way so defective u to coat the least doubt •i•t;tty to wake a testamentary disposition of her ~,c was proceediog whew we went to prowl cOURT OF BANKRUPTCY. lt , gi+trar Winslow, acting as Commiaaionar.) IN IZF STATL, -ADJUDICATION. • I! presented a petition and obtained adjudi ebarlea st.ites, hotel-keeper, of the Itoyal ,r,c;cll. The act of bankruptcy was a declaration ~ F. The liAbilitiee are said to be considerable. IN RE B. LLOTD. amstead. Came • • ILo ,•.our for his examination and discharge, but had , • - .e.eounts. Being asked the reason, he said he • , Inlet ,he as to the day. • il I.,•ar —II .re you brought the accounts with you I he Lad not, bat wsa prepared to file them. adjournment WA, ordered. IS RE VON SELMNITZ. T:ii:.lankr , :it devribed u &shipping agent, of Cheap and , liebte about ;001. ; no sasete. Ile attri - nitel Lle i Jure to losses incurred on shipments malt , on boi own )Ir. I .r• i f r the official assignee. There was u • • t. • • r ler was granteil. W. R4KER. T' .;.. • a• of Croydon, was formerly a •, 11 t!,e 1'0.4 •• e. lie sought relief from liabilities of . respect of accommodation bills. •' ,ckrupt admitted that he had no c ..v. .4 ti.c,' .), ts when he gave his acceptance. He ; f :1, eid. a week. - .-;•,L.1,.1 the order for Biz mouth& but gave 1- 'tit. 0. !s: I'AURT. brick, tile, lime, and cement rner :.t. and puttee. yf In.ptford and of Neer-craw This was t eisrmostion and discharge. The liabilities r•-• ..t;!ed st . ; amts about ; property held by • r: as gecunty Mr. , :irgood, f , n• the assignees, asked for additional • inAuding Cu account of the accommodation bills t• 1 by the bankrupt. M‘r. ll•ird, on behalf of the bankrupt, objected to the . 3: . , r act ; but the bankrupt arming that there were only • • :'• of that amounting to VW., and that 1 Pwlv furtr,ll particulars of them, the accounts .ee• onkred as asked for, and the sitting was adjourned. IX HE 1. WILSON. The bankrupt wits • saddler, at Stepney. Debts, 131/. 10-olred that the bankrupt had disposed of Ilia business ' ..v List, receiving P". in cash, which he had applied in r some of his creditors in full. In a fortnight after he rllie to tht. mart, thinking,'as he said, that it wu the thin; he could do. _ CD k'ruPt deposed that be bad sold the business to his t• 10. .lobe Mow ' for Of. ; the u nc l e retained 251. for a du. to him. There were then debts due to his estate of %11 Nicholson, no behalf of the bankrupt, urged that he L.: leen obliged to dispose of his buiiineu, owing to an a—ilent which crippled him, and obliged him to lie up for sre'remonth. He was now supported by his relatives. 'rile'. granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL HESEIRATE ENCOUNTER WITH • THIEF. I;Nrge White, • strong, powerful looking young fellow, wto described himself as • l►bourer, residing at 13. 'rash rr,et, Leether.lane, was charged with str•liog • wir of I 7 Isere value Its. 91 the property of Mr. Moses, • clothier, c: 11, Raiford's-buddies; laliegtoo. He was further with cutting and wounding George Peers with in. tra t- di him greviuua bodily harm at the same time and T! - .e ;•T'.. , iner was seen to go to the shop of the prosecutor, .Pr of trousers, and run off. He we. waned. and i.y George Peers, who seised him. The prisoner sa.l Le had done nothing, and asked to be let go, but b.• r- pest was not complied with, on which he ..'ed out a large clasp knife wit& a spring at tEr Lsok, and said be would stab the first man that touched t'e.. He stabbed him is the hand, and made two or three tlrists at his body, and no doubt would have done him I-r. •Ls Isury had he not been prevented. sod the knife taken .`:cu, bun. The man who took the knife from him was kicked en the legs, and very much hurt. When the prisoner was taken into custody by Clack, the local constable. he mid he vas sorry he had not cut off the ----'s head, and then he show it to the public afterward*. He had to ask for a r- - ,and, as the prisoner had bean provioas/y convicted of •,y. The prisoner said be waa sorry he had not killed all the •> that had touched him, and then he should not have Mr. I il:rncourt committed the prisoner to the Central c ` cal Court for trial. T t numer said that all the alternate had better provide tctr , to thecaselvee wheat he came out. WORM IP-STREKT. 1:R •`7 ROKiERT AND SPEEDY CAPTURE OF THE THIEVES. fit••: 2l, r.lliog himself a porter; Jima Tracey, . sod .bosepli Reocia, 21, also described u • pals, were charged with stealing a brain of butter, Talus ...14.., the property of William Hall, a roaster carman, in t.... 'Lich ult. a servant in the employ of Mr. Ball, ue tame is Walsh, took charge of the firkin in from the hands of Messrs, !Arkin and Son, whole s- ~.« .emougers, in Whitschapel, for conveyance to St. • it was then 7 o'clock in the evening. The .• well f..stecel in with two ropes, secured to the tail ; ten minutes afterwards a boy, passing along Tutu Sboreditch, noticed the prisoner nodoing the rotes, the other two men following at a \ t knowing that they were engaged otherwise t• • the lad took no heed sod passed on, but when t• !s Minutes afterwards, he found near the Name • •, per , ms, and heard Walsh making an outcry the lee of the &tie, which was not anywhere " "en. 1t that juncture Ken/rood sod Doughty, ~ o ' , hes cm,tables. came up, nod oc hearing the boy d , . '7 the , c pa.ratice of the men whom he had o b served t the von as suited, they immediately pro •-A to • slt of general shop in an adjoining street, h nen named Briggs, waited direct through :oto a I„ s k yard, where Briggs himself • • : I;a holding • sack open, while Beech `" • ~: It with butter from the identical firkin ' • •• sertral large pans bad already received a lor f the eqettkute. The sodden appearance of the -,• c , owe created a panic. Briggs dropped the sack •• the wall, nor has he since been heard of. • • • • - •17e , 1 to follow his example but was polled ' •,-- aced with his comnanioos was captured. • ••: •,f tin.. nttno k t, incredible was as adroit rob 'd, the thieves taken, and the whole of the Lr ..rt. • ; '• ; •:-l-octal Regan, and aroweezarniusd the eels "• • v -sr to allow that his client was a servant of , e‘ wo , vl asserted that that prisoner had repre ', • : a.,rking at the dock., while Wier, of the • f proved a former coneictiou against • t N proved two agaiast Beech, ace I .ts against Tracey that could be • t , •••• pr. , , iera were now fully emsmitted for trial. WAN IsiViVl " - T.. IwT•ILERS OY FIRMORLA. grocer. of rpper Tooting, was atm , •' • • •, r Avre4. C divisioo, for unlawfully sell " ' • 'vie Flint, Laing *person apparently , G.• I. years, to wit of the age of II yew. • -• %Lim o . rai V, am' that coo the evening of 1 ••• •on dots at Tomlin; when be saw tire •••••I in t defendant's window. A boy came oat oh foor •rti , iien of fireworks, sod on taking 1, - h. ...I I I yearn ..f age, to which the de ....t o idder is t h e morning. • .0 rnd ' he pr me.l the purchase. His ap . ' ”..1....ted that be was uoder 16. Ignt ; !,..t deny the charge, but said be was ? 11 0 ' lew es nothing wan mentioned of it in bas 1•• I S's . 1 •14 it was the first time ha had beau • •...• —I t,;...03t, a small penalt), He then hued :•I.\g vet, A PBOTE.:TION 011D.0. • coos. 110 !..:A applied fo r a re n ew a l of • pro• •:,••••• h,r lutobsod, Mr. John Haacoa, of • wI. hod been gre e t e d ; bet in cones • , I r , shog a report in the newspapers ..sme to London, when the num was .• ri.. orl,r was cancelled. Ile then accused his and druid that he had deserted her. • r d that she had not heard of her . and his worship promised to greet I . fi led to support her. r avel her to produce him a polio, which To. i Stu I 10,000' 10 Atiln-Memean Mint . 10,000 15 Australian AgriguL 20,00 t; 25 AuetrolmN.L&Fn.'L 47,40' 10 BerilnWaterarorks (`• I %,cva 6 Bombay Gas (Limited; 0, 00 . 60 British American Land 634,7ti01 St. ,B.rt I. Mag. Tel. (L) 'l 4916' 326 Canada Company 60,000 to 'CaaadianLoankin7;L ) 26,000 10 Ceylon Company 10,000 25 City of LOLL RealProp,L 20,00 0 60 CI ty (Mow 60,000' 10 Com. of AfricanMer.(l; 60,000. 60 CommerelalUnion(lns.' 113,000) 60 Ommoildated Dis. (L.) 17,100; 20 ;Continental Cu:Coal. 40,000 100 'ContractCorporation'L 12,000. 23 ',Cop,l6.faig,Pref.766.a 100,000 20 C. Foucd; Mob. of Eng. 100,000 20 , Do 10,000' 50 Do. of Mauritius ;I 111010264 , Bt. arras' Pa/acas I. 160,0201. St. I Do. Preference 277,000 f.; Bt. Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb. 10.000 100 :DiscoatitCorporationfl. 50,000. 20 I L India Irrigation, &c. FgyptiasCom.et rret.(L 879,9754; Bt. ;Electric l'elegraph 70,000, 6 ; Eng. and Ans. Copper 10,000'100 • Eng aitScottlati Marin. ( L ;5,000' 20 Financial Corporation. 6,000: 60 I Financial Discount (L., 60,000) 00 i Pore.! Warebouse IL 10,000, 60 ;Gellivara 'Limited 126,000, M .o.Creditdi Fln.of 1, 11.(L 110,000 16 ;Gen. Steam Navigation 20,000 60 Home& "Jolonial As. ;L. 100,000' 20 ',Uudson'sßay 20,000 ; 50 'Bum borlronViorki 109,1.00, 60 Imp Mer.Cdt.Aas. I LJ 15,000; 2 'lndian Carrying 150,0001 tJ listornalitasti.Soc. fL.) 200,0001 20 • Intern!. Land CreditlL 60,006 ; 20 ;liaison trrtg. (Can. Lam.) 1000000 100 ; Do. ap. e. B.li, r. 1070 40.5001 16 !lotatStoelcDlselmot(L; 10,000 60 ;Land Securities (1.1m2, 20,000, LS ;Lon& African Trading 110,000; 16 • Lood.andCaledois. 60,000, 10 'Lon.ConistyLand&B.(L. 11,000: 6 ; Loud. District Telea.(l.) 20,000' 60 Load. Pluao. Also. (L, 10,000 , 60 I Do. New 176,000' 4 Lond.O. Omnibus C.(L , 10,000; 60 Loud., Italia*. Re.Stm. 6,000, 20 Loud. Mer. Discount; L 00,000 Mr lamd.ProMuotalidarlos 60,000 PI Madras lefts. do Canal 00,000 10 Do. . _ iltaaritios inatiote.lL:l o ften. T.I. (L.) Palawan Iron Worts !Natal !And tOoL C. (L; National Dinral. Om. (L. National Financial (L I NatioaalProclilarinei;. Notional Steam Nov. ( rarbuddaCoal L Now _ _ At.7eaload T.ltLean(L .111.11.1 matalmiseiL . !km& lAorean. La. lL NovadootiaG.and.L. .1., Do. do. 'Wean Marino Imam 1 1 /rimittlemomercialfl 'Mental Financial it (ion (Waned) Do. Non, fOrlenlinloadlitosa(L) tAtagn t Siblandinvest. 'Wilmot) Elnadetal Ottoman Goo ;Limited Panama/I.AL tadani,L liw do Do Wow. Peelftiv.l.diadla.(l.) 'Petlzeshir it U. bide= ~uebrada 1111Tailey boa 10,000 16 ,Ua 10eir 4260 25 Rio t. City improv. (141 20.750 26 Ditto ditto ... 16.000 100 "ltoyelllalllituant. I 100,0001. M. 'ocot. Austra. Invest IL ' 40,000 60 Smith, Knight, etoo.(L 30.004 20 1,30. Ft wish lig y runt.) 10.000 bu A. African Y. S IL (L 14.200 16 Ponds Australian Lind! 280,0001. Si. •dubritartne Tsiegraph.. l 1 Do. 27.500 20 'Tel Construe.72l2aln.,l4 1000u0 20 ' Thames& Mersey In. (1. 12.500 10 'Trutt .lAuL L 20,000 20 IT. t L 'o. of U. Canada, WOO 0 Volte,l K. Taleg.Ce.(L) 60,000 20 Univers.llarina lint 1.) 20,0001 rpper Aaaanalta(Llni., 26.000 10 ' lhtto 10.000 20 Van lattertes Lurl 10,000 441 Warrant blaanceitam. WOW 60 ,WestlaltatPsellets L. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Weerons, original Chester S per conk stock, 164. Greet Western, Weat Malawi, Oxford 2nd guaranteed stock, 114. London. Chatham, and Dower. 5 per amt. Preform." 94. North Eastern. York H. and S. porch., 10i. FORMIC:I RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Itotterd■m, ga. Dutch KLenish (.11 pad), 24k. ("tuna Luxembourg. San Paulo (LintitZ)Gt - taranteed 7 per oast. (161.paid),14. South Austrian and Lombardo•Ven.tian, PROVINCIAL CHARS MARLZTS. LlTlOtrOot., Nov. 4.—Caledonian, 1293 30—Great Eastern, 464 —Great Western, 761 6—Lsocsslure and Yorkshire, 116319, 1 4—London an North Western, 1161 17 111 17 161 I—Metro. I pouts., II cl--M4ll4intt, 133 4—North Eastern barwlek (eat ttsil stock'. llo•e 11—Ditto. Leeds. 70—bitto, Carlisle. 132, South Eastern, 634 ic—lssneaster and Carlisle, 212—Santa Bar. bars Gold Mining Company. 616 d.—Bulfaki and Lake Baron. 6 I.l6—Grand Trunk of Canada, Five per Cent. let pref. bonds, 76—Dutch Rhenish. pp—Great Luseiolsoweg shares, federate Loan, 60—Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool 144 14 p.—Mereautile and &chasm, Bank (Limited., 1 15-16 1 d.—Ditto, new shares. 1 161.6 d.— National Bask of Live r& it- dIQ alte, 9 p.—North Beat en. Bank Limited , . —Albion Marine ilsmitsdl, and Foreign . 'dine (Limited;, • 17-1 s G p. —aspire Marine Limited'. 1346 1 p.—Merranige Marine 'Limited), par —Queen Insurance. 1616 ad p.—Union Marine 'Limited'. Y 4 p.—Braith and Irish Magnetic Telegraph A. but—West India _ and Pacific Stearn. 21 p. 11121112 UH AM. Nov. 4.—The sea were to-day of,(Birmiokham baskwK Company, 31,—IlunukIletal, I du.—said Patent Shalt FRIDAY ERRING. and 144 : 74 ' 0 . St prem. Loudon and North Western stock was Consols, which clogged yesterday at 89g to for quoted liar, buyer.—Great Western. 74. buyers—North star- I next Thunday's settlement, opened this morning fords. 76. buyers—Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. 34, bowers — Staffordshire Joint k Wank. 10, buyers—Staffordshire /Ire- at the same quotation, and closed at 89e, "sellers. par to pram.—Albano ra re, pr to i s6.l. prom,—Nam I For money the last price was 89g to e. The Coal. 7 to 74—Patent Nut and Boit, li prem., buyer.. MAY 01134332, Now. 4.—A peed manner was done. Prie,e4 t official business report is as follows:—Three per were dens, hut .11.1 ritree quite at the best. Great Eastern. ; Cent. Consols for money, $, ; ditto, for duo i— Gies[ Luxembourg. 11 3.l63—Carrot Northern A. 1521 X 2 —3r at Western et Crouch, 91 — Gnat Western, TN 51—G,iie- 89 3 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, amount, , rat cre.m. p.-1111nois Central 'paid up:. 63—J.ihn /frown 87e, ; New hree per Cents., 87e, I,j ; India and Co. 20 11.—Lancleahlre and Yorkshire. 116 t 1 161..1 I 1 Stock, 214 : ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106, I: e V ; niu s 0 per cent. preference, 1314—Loudon and :krth Western. 114 I—Loodou sod Northern Bask, d.—Manche[ - ditto Bonds, par Fire per Cent. " ent ter, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire. 66 6—Metropolitan, 1151 i rupee paper, 100 ; ditto Five- Bud -a-Half per Cent., 15-311diand. 13 - 4. —South Emden', 09.1 X 1 —Th.oues as his . Mersey Marine Insuratice, 51 1-12 le.—Alliance Bank. 15 14)14p. Mercantile Salk.) 3 d.—Metropolitan New. 15.16 p.—lnterns- The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Bonal. I 11—Laneaster and Carlisle, to94—Lane *shire Insurance, +p. —Manchester Railway Steel and Plant. par—Empire Marine, 13-16 p. India Bonds were marked par. Exchequer Bills were firm • the March at 54. dis. to par, and the Some anxiety ii felt respecting the safety of the steamer Saxon* from New York, and the rate of insurance upon her at Lloyd's bad advanced to 15 guineaa premium. She was spoken with on the 16th ult. 194 miles east of Sandy Hook, sad has nut since been heard of. Wiwi, Nor. 3 —Three per Cent. Consols. 5.+1 }—Ditto tor June at 10a. to be. die. account. Mb Dee., hal—New Three per Cent. !Pock. all I— F - s tocks ru led g e nerally h i g her this morn- Ditto for new nee( (lint, loth Nov., el —Ditto far new account, Sth Dee., al I—!tank of Ireland (lOW. paid . 773 - Na , lonal Bank ing, and the closing quotations in many cases were pre (891 ,,,* l . ' 11 ; d a ya . 4 " t o ,;: i . 6 " for ke .,... a.we t ~,8 0—i 2 1 . :4 °. ".") 1ew, ;:A IL In t n , n a t 1 1 above thugs of yesterday, notwithstanding 'quip (unman, (I paid), for account, , 74 il—Ditto New fussed as toms of relapse which were observable in the 5 Pre m. 31. paid . 71—re , (vincial book 1231. Paid'. 90 .1 -2 . lat afternoon , caused chiefly by sales on account of the Bank (UV pal(11, 31311—M1030v account, 31i II I — Dublin and Droirhe4. ; IPOL saw. re—cannon, Wl,klow, and Wevtord odi Passive Bonds embarrassed .. Dutch market. Spanish saw . for aceount, t Southern and Western (INN. paid,. and Uertificates showed decided heavineec the len —MI (land Great 'Went a. d Itallnay Canal (all paid!, mi— Ditto Hanes, 14 — Dahlia. Wicklow, and WeifOrft 4 per mut. „ ie . former falling i and the latter i per cent. Yens redeemable mad hi hill), A la Bonds of 1862 also declined 1 per cent, and ' Magazine to November. tuimmimimmmimmimwmmimimrii THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1864. she had sent to her husband informing him of her intention to WI, n. The appl icant said she had written to her husband, but he had not taken any notice of her letter. She also said she did not know where to find her husband, as she had bees informed that he bad left Penzance. Mr. Ingham said be should not entertain the application until she proved to him that she bad written to her hus band's last known residence, giving him a fortnights notice of her intention to apply to a magistrate for an order to pro tect her properly. littaHrFuL DEATH THROUGH AN EXPLOSION AT A MATCH MANUFACTORY. THE EMPLOYMENT OFCHILDREN IN DANGEI:OI: MANI' FACTURES. SPECIAL VEEDICT.—(THIS DAY.) Thin morning, Mr. Richards, deputy comner, concluded se inquiry relative to the death of Michael Murphy, aged 12 years, a boy who lost his life by an ex plosion at • match manufactory, at Stratford. Mr. Doughty, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the pro prietor of the factory ; and Mr. Sydney represented the family of the deceased. _ Michael !flambe, 6, New-street. Stratford, said that de ceased was his son, and had been for two years past em ployed in the Lucifer factory now belonging to Mr. Smith. in Stratford New Town. He had 4s. 6d. • week wage*. Philip Debor, • German, said that be was foreman at Smith and Co.'. match fact ory in Chatdos.road, Stratford. The explosion took place on last Friday week. Veeuvian lights were being made with • compound of gum, phos phorus, nitre, chloride of potash, Venetian red, and plaster of Paris. The wood for the matches was placed in rows in frames, and it was the duty of deceased to stir the composition, and witness had to dip the veenvians into it. Deceased knew the danger— he had been for years in the factory. He had never caused an explosion before, but he had burnt his hands now and again. By the Coroner—There were fifteen children employed in the factory, and deoeued was the eldest. Four of them were over ten years of age, the rest were younger. Mrs. Simlick and himself only were there to manage the childree. The materi►l about was all in flammable. Wituese having put the chemicals into the vessel in the yard and stirred them for half an hour, gave the stick to deceased and said, " You stir him von leetle bit," and turned round to go into the factory, but before he got two steps the whole affair blew up, and the stuff struck him on the back. The windows were blown into the factory. He looked back and saw the deceased lying on the ground in a blaze. be. Swede was sent for. If the deceased had stirred the chemicals as wit ness had done there would h►ve been no explosion ; but if he struck the stick briskly into the vessel the chloride of potash would blow up. By Mr. Sydney.—The chloride had not been moistened with water, as that he Indieved would prevent its li4litin,{ in the vesuvian. He had been in the busmen' only twelve months. lie learned all about it in Germany, at the clubs, where lectures are given upon such things. lie was by trade a shoemaker. In Germany boys wets not employed to stir the coirposision or turn the frame, but it was usual to employ them in England. The Coroner—Old men are employed in some factories, but I suppose that children are cheaper mid competition is keen. Mary Ann Levies said—l am over fifteen years of age. I was " holing" the veauviana when the windows of the the factory were blown in. I did not see how the ex plosio o was caused. It was proved that the deceased was moat shockingly in jured, his cheat, throat, face, and limbs being burnt by the explosion, and breathing being rendered impossible by the iviry to the larynx. Tracheotomy was performed, but without avail, and he died from asphyxia. William Wash, employed at • match maonfactory, said that it was must to put water on the chloride of potash, which was thereby rendered non-explosive. It was dan gerous to use it otherwise. Mrs. Simlick maid that she was the wife of the manager of the works, who wee absent at the time of the explosion. There bed been three fires through explosions, but no life had been lost until the present case occurred. Mr. Doughty said that Mr. Smith had only just purchased the business of Mr. 8011, and Le had left the musagement of it to Mr. Simlick, the former manager, who was at the moment unavoidably absent. Mr. Smith bad now arranged that a military gentleman should superintend the laboratory and other armogements. . _ . The Deputy Coroner said that it seemed to be an aggra vation of a danger already too great to employ children in a business of this nature. He had visited the factory yester- day (Friday) morning, sad he saw children whom he would not entrust with a lighted candle at work near tires and in the midst of most explosive materials. In the present case, if the dames had entered the factory windows an explosion would bare resulted, which would not have been as great as that at Erich, bat in loss of life would perhaps have been only second to it. . The jur►, after a brief consultation, returned the follow log special verdict, "That deceased died from asphyxia, through an accidental ',piano°, while he wee eorraged in stirring a composition for the manufacture of Vesuvian lights, and the jar, consider that the manufacturer is open to censure for ..trusting such combustible materials to children of so youag an age. The jury recommend that in future the chloride of potash should be wetted with water and so rendered non-explosive before being mixed with the other ingredients of the composition." The proceeding, then terminated. THE MOVERS-YTS or THE LORD LIEETESANT.— It has been arranged that Lord Wodehoase shall sleep in Holyhead oo Mooday next, the 7th inst. .The next morn ing (Tuesday), at 9 a.m.. he will leave Holyhead by a special steamer, which will be met at Kingstown by a special train, and it is expected his Excellency will arrive at Westland-row at 1 p.m.—Dublin Evening Mail. • THE BISHOP or LONDON of GLASGOW. —A pub lic meeting wee held oa Thursday, in the Merchants' Hall, Glasgow, on behalf of the Soottish Episcopal Church So ciety. the Earl of Horne presiding. The chief dignitaries of the Scotch Episcopalian Church, as well as its leading lay members, took part io the proceedings, and ounierons speeches were delivered, and amongst them one by the Bishop of Loudon, who was pretest by invitatice. It was unanimously agreed that the reninaeratioe of the clergy of the church is at present shamefully inadequate, and that every exertion most be mete to rase funds sufficient to enable the society to secure for the bishops a fixed annual income of 5001., independeet of any endowment or local contributions connected with their particular sees; and to secure 1501. a year clerical income and a free house to every incumbent, as well ea to endow the various incumbencies to such an extent that each may have 1004 per annum of permanent income arising from fixed capital. LITERARY AND SeIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR NEXT WEEE.—Monday: Entomological, at 7. Royal Institu tion, at 2, general monthly meeting. Tuesday : Anthro pological at 8, " lehibitaets of Viti Islands," Mr. I'rit. chard ;" " Astronomy of the Red Mao," Mr. Bollaert. Zoological, at 9, " Anthrophoid Apes," Professor Huxley ; " Balsentike in Museums of Ifollaml and Belgium ' " New Species of Grampus," Mr. Flower ; " Birds of P alestine," Rev. H. B. Tristan. Syro•Egyptiae, at 71. " Fragments of Egyptian Sculpture, Portico Bath Museum," Mr. Doi:hunt Ethnological, at 8, " Report of Proceedings at Rath ;" " Rude Tribes, S. India," Dr. Shortly ; " Fixity of Type," Rev. F. W. Farrar. Wednesday : Society of Literature at 41. Geological, at R. '• Fossil Corals from Jamaica," Mr. Duncan ;" "Correlation of the Irish Cretaceous Reds." Mr. Sate ; " Earthquake, S'. Helena, Aug. 15, Pcd." Sir C. Elliott. Friday : Aetronoinical. at S. —4t4.. .n emu. RoBERT STEPRENSON . S SOUP-TV KEEN. —A ti anec dote connected with the " Dun Cow" dinner must not be omitted. The subscription for the soup-tureen and stand was confined to the engineering officers of the company —a restriction which excluded several persoos who were auxiyme to subscribe. Mr. Charles Capper, who, having merely enpplitd a quantity of machinery to the line, could only be reganled as a sub-contractor, in vein endeavoured to force his contribution on the committee, who declined to accept it be cause, if they set aside " the line " agreed upon, they should not know where to draw anot her. At the flintier, however, the aothutinatic sub-contractor was present in all his g lory and admiration for Robert Stephenson. "Anyhow, " he exclaimed to some of the committee, as he entered the room, " you will allow me to dine with Mr. Stephenson." As the dinner was public, there was of course no opposition. Is the dininproom the tes'imonial was placed on a buffet for inspection, and as the guests assembled they surrounded the soup-tureen and criticised it. At length the sub,on. tractor. with a glow of triumph in his face, exclaimed, " It is a handsome tureen, but it wants a ladle." Aud as the critic evoke, be supplied the deficiency by taking frou his pocket a large and very handsome ladle, and outtiog it into the silver ve.sel. The ladle formed part of the testimonial, and Robert Stepheuaon in after life was very proud to tell his friends bow he become possessed of his large soup-ladle, —Thr Life./ Rdhert Stephent... - . When the Enehautress, with the Lords of the Admiralty. visited Gibraltar, several fatal accideets hap. poised to the ssilors is colonise the yarde of the Loglash men-of•war at Met port to welcome the F:nchantreei. One sailor fell from the topmast sod knocked off a matt standing coo a mast beneath him. Both men were kided. BAIIIA It•ii.war.—The Coiiiiiiitto of Conference hare comineoced their iovestigstion. Mr. C. Nicholas is appoioted chairman ; and Mr. Clay, secretary of the e.rn peer, by the sanction of the directors. is to act as secretary of the committee.—Herspisalt. Dears WHILE FoBl§ll. An inquest was held at the H Berton, on Wedoesder last, es view of the body of Thor!Moire, of Coniberton. Its years old, whose death arose as follows : The deceased woo employed by Mr. J. Smith, in the enorolito pita, at Bartow, and while undermining a portion of the trench, the earth pre troy before warning could be given. sod dec3.med was buried to the extent of about It inches above his head, where be bad to rennin for shoot ten minim, hefere he could be extricated, shot then, of course. life was ettioct. A verdict of "Accidental death" was rsturoed. The de ceased was about to he me , riol. and was a respectable young man.—Castridie Independent. Acuouots from Bermuda to the 3trl inst. repre seat that the yellow fever is still bed. The blockade runner steamer Wild Rose arrived oti Mae :to.l last. from Wilmington, with SIC boles of cotton. The B• 0•11•111 BMW" co the AM elk for Wilmington.—Arberican paper. SEIARE LISTS.-.TIIIB DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of I per cent. in Midland, the principal stocks exhibit no change, compared with the last prices of yesterday. Great Northern is dull. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 116} to ; Great Western, 7h to I • Midland, 134 to 3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115 to ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; South Eastern, 85 to t ; Great Eastern, 461 to 47 ; Great Northern, 134 to 136 ; London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; and Metropolitan, 1141 to 115. I. ,, inbardo-Venetian and Dutch Rhenish shares are firm, oth..r foreign lines being quiet. Indian and Canadian railway securities are unaltered. ifliDl NARY ADAM A/4D STOCKS. DX IPA.' RAILWATL 11:i=jan,c.°81 IM all Fitrni., WoL it Stour Val. St. 100 Blyth and Tyne 10 all Boston,Bleard,dt 110d.C 1 Bt. 100 Bristol aad Exeter Bt. 100 Caledonian 60 , all Cork and Bandon 66 all Cori:wall 10 all Do. Ai A nod's. unit Or 10 all Do. 13 p. e.lapaid to !LI 60 all Dublin and Bet.lnriel 16 all Dundee,PerthokAbd.Jn of .100 Edlnburghand Glasgow' Bt, De Glasgow and S.W•atern D. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St) St, 100 Do, A Stock Bt 100 Do. IL Aug. Otk., No 4 St. 100 Great North of Scotland 61 . 1. 130 Great Northern Bt, 100 Do. • • rec. no dm. on-1 St. 100 Do.li tal Op.e.la paid 11. St. 100 Gt. South & West. ; I re 1 St. 100 Great Western _ St. 100 Do. Stour VaLOisafkit St. 100 Do. South Wslee i St. 100 Do. W. Ind.-Orford, St. 100 Do. Do. Newpoet' is. 100 Do. Do. Hayford St. 100 Lancashire & Yorkahlrt St. 100 London and Blackwell , Of. 100 IL .n.,l4l:htn, it. Coast St. 100 Loodon,Chethm..2 Dow St. 100 Loudon& North Women I 88. 100 Loa loodSouthWeetero •it. 100 itau,Shef.,&thscolneli 20 all Ilarrport sal Carlisle, lei ell Do. Do. Share 100 Metropolitan 10 2 Do. New 82. 100 Midland al: Do. New .4t. 100 Do Wm. tt Dario 50 all 1114. Gt. Wa. ,1re.,.. !6 all Do 1 ,tares Kid Keit 10 all llld Kent , tray Line, St. 100 North Blitlab 84. 100 Do. Edio.l•erth,Dund St. 104 li. Eastern—Berwiek U lei Do. G. N. E. Pure IL 100 Do. Leeds at 100 Do. York Ilk 100 De. Carlisle U ad Do. Btoek.&Darllnsi. U re Do. do. 1133-6.8 1 U 12 Do. do. 1000-c1... U. 100 North London le 71 De. New . . St. 100 North Staffordshire_ , 10 aL N. et 8. Western Junc St. 100 scottlth Central St. 100 Scottish N. 6 Aber Stk os. 100 Scottish Midland 10 all Shrewsbury & WelehpL l 11. 100 Shrepahlre Union St. 100 South Devon St. 100 South Eastern Elk IW.I S. Yerkah. & Bluer Dun 10 all Woklaihm,ffe.l St. 100 Taff Vale 10 11 Do C PA. 100 Vale of Nestb It. 100 Victoria 01717 " & Pimlico: St 100 Waterford & Infanta,: It 100 West Cornwall 04. 100 W.liartild. Hart,. & &Li $1 U 10 17 90 92 107 109 46 47 61 71 1k 134 151 i 1& 130 132 91 63 731 76 68 70 64 66 40 63 99 101 114 116 6.5 68 103 1 04 16 40 116 i 117 96 98 64 1 06! 114 i 1154 1341 135 101 106 64 36 241 16e 110 e 114 GB CO Me V% SS 117 ge 10 + 1 110 7j 81 pm ns 128 I II pm /71 79 lot 11 ISt ISS 64 64 67 39 Si &Si 9 9 166 16$ le 4 P.. 1 100 106 1 n s 4 16 21 134 6 la If 761 I 50 64 41 1004 115* 15 20 1 i 114 Ii 97 1111 la Ut 1U 1101 I En 5- 101Ij zd 109“ 19k 1011 MIN . 25,000 2 Alantlllos 4.lntlted i l n i . i. I 100,000 1 ..:Loglo-Bren.Goldi 6a I 20,000 20 Australian 76,000 1 pion Accord Cop. (11m.), all lo,ooo 6 'llraril.L.&sl Co. ,Ur. all 16,000 10 Cape Copper flAmltel 7 ' 16,000 CapujaSllser(llmlted 1' 12,000 60 ,Cobrb Copper 10,000 20 ICoplapo ,Elolited; 100,000. 1 Don Pedro, N. Del key; 0. 75,000, 1 "Dan Itount.Cop.4.lso ; , all , 25,000 1 iratot Del Rey (liontrA 1 21 25,00" 2 Fortuna 26,000 20 General all 15 eavxm, 3 11 nalAnares punda (Llialtedl a 11 1 ,000 10,000 6 'Lusltanlan ;11zulted; 103,015 1 Minipills all 100,000 1 M.Aureos Bras.O.M.(L. all 60.000, 4 Panultillo Copper ti 10,000' 10 sPontilbatidlillreeLead. all 100,000 0 Port Phillip . 1 1 Santa Barb. Gold 120,000 1 Scottish AustraL 11,000' 20 St. John del Rey • Urn.' IS f 43,1'4 SO noted Sfestran 'Llm. 00 60,000 1 1 ' Vallanzaseallold Lint 00.000 1 Worthing; (Limited; 46.000 3 YuJanasoatana I Lim all, I ISCILLAN 6008. 12.600! 12,0•0. 40,600 66.6061 60,060 . 10,0001 10,006, 1u,600'1 6.000' 6,660; t*srmitse. CLW44.I — lB 19 29 22 AprilSe 6 2 26 OD 67 62 el es idle fret 2 4ma i 1}414} It 24cUsi 111!s par I.pra, 11 10* 1 90e 101 idis par 1 %dial 1 die b Ni 44 Sp 2t 18 poi 2 1 Par #Pn 17 171 91 90 103; 106 - 1 6 g 181 - i 11 tip /par 1p 11 T 7} • T • 1 sti I 20:0iil 147.1161. , 84. 60.0004 60 30,004 2 20,0001 40,000 26 10.000 , 20 10.4.000 60 100 000 6 0 . 00 0, 1 40 . 00 .1 10 15,000: 10 10.0001 60 10,000 6 12.600 10 2.0_4,4 _4 1%0004 ' WOOS 17,vu0 !0,000 li ht. GI 10 a. 141 i W 4 2 If Oa IT 211 lb i fa f Ille 1 di par 87 IN zd Ile 12$ 2 laa 1 2} I Vila 11 1 W l' 4 5.46 I - Et; I ICUs 41 151:: 118 m lir 1 816 i alp Si stool 16 18 11 t :b•! MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. There is very little business in the stock and share markets to-day, and the general tendency is rather dull. Consols and British lines, however, exhibit no variation of importance, and the reduction in some of the foreign securities has not exceeded i per cent., with the exception of Confederate Bonds, which are i lower. The demand • for discounts is very moderate to day, and choice bills are readily taken at rer cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is large, and the rate for loans from day to day on English government securities has declined to 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele- ' gram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 64fr. 85c., being A per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89i to a both for money and the account (November 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three ler Cent. Consols, for money, 89a, 4 ; ditto, for ac count, 89A ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87A, ; New Three per Cents., 87A, ; New Two-aud-a - Half per Cents., 71,4 ; India Five per Cent. Stuck, 105 k ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 34. dis. The foreign stock market is inactive. Confede rate Bonds have declined per cent., and Consolidew, Greek, and Spanish Passive, ;. Some of the present quotations are as follow, viz : Greek, 221 to ; Mexican, 27 tol ; Confederate, 60 to 62 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to ; theCertificatee, 13i to ; ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 70.1 to 3 ; ditto 1862, 72 to ; ; and the Cor.solid6s, 50; to g. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 951 ; ditto second issue, 95 ; Greek, for account, 223, ; Italian, for account, 64k ; Mexican, for account, 271, it, ; ; ditto, 1864, 251, ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301, ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 13i, h ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto 1858, 1001. Bonds, 73 ; Vene zuela, 1864, 38i. International Financial shares are now quoted lj to 2 prem. ; London Financial, if to 8k prem. ; General Credit, 2y to i prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2i to I. prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16{ to 17i ; Ottoman Societ6 G6u6- rale, to prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, par to prem. ITALY-PANT Two o'CLocx. Consols are unchanced, at 89} to #, both for money and the account (Nov. 10). Some attention having been excited by the coinci deuce that the Venezuela government has just' redeemed some amount of the 1862 bonds, appa rently almost at the moment that news arrived of the misappropriation of the bondholders' money at La Guayra by government officials, it may perhaps be as well to mention that the bonds of 1862 re quired for the sinking fund were bought on the 30th of September last for the 14th of October, and were not delivered till the 28th of October, in conse quence of the dealers being short of them. The General Credit and Finance Company have published the numbers of bonds representing 30,0001., being 2 per cent. of the amount of the Venezuela Six per Cent. Loan of 1864, which have been cancelled. About.7,oool. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday, but b 5,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria. Nevertheless, about 380,000 sove reigns are expected to reach England from Egypt between the present date and the Ist of next month, ou account of the repayment of a loan of 700,000( which was advanced some time ago by the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company to the government. The amount to be thus received represents about one-half of the loan, and the other moiety is repayable at the end of next year. The Ripon, from Alexandria, has brought 4,896/. in specie. . . Tim foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were rather firm, especially as regards bills on Vienna. Owing, however, to the state of credit, business was by no means easy of transaction. The terms for drafts on Spain were almost nominaL Sub joined is oar usual list Amsterdam. 3 months, 12.01 to 1 : ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 16 • Rotterdam, 3 swathe, 12.01 a 1 ; Ant werp. 3 ineols, 25.61 to 70; Hamburg, ma. bsneo, 3 mouths, 11:4 to 10 ; Patio, 3 days, 15.25 to 31; ditto, 3 mouths, 15.70 to 75 ; Fraakfortew-the-Maine, 3 months, Celg to j ; St. Peterhurg (per routde), 3 months, 29 to ; Vienna, et. So.. 3 months, 12.15 te2s ; Trieste. eff. do.. $ months, 12.15 to 15; Madrid, 3 mouths, 45f to 46; °adjs. 3 months, 46 to 47 ; Wien. 3 mouths, 25.95 to Q;.05 ; Genoa. 3 mouths, 25.95 to 26 o.i ; Milan, 3 months, 25.95 to 35E05; Naples, 3 months, M 5.93 to 26.01.; Palermo, 3 months, 25.95 to £6.05 ; Messina, 3 mooch*. 25.15 to 36.05 ; Lisboa 10 days. 51 to g ; Oporto, 90 dors. al to +. The foreign enokaages being firmer, oleo demand , for bar geld for .ezportatien has for Ike present almost domed. The fkglisb is et:11 the ilea vat money market is Europe. At Asacterdaus and Berlialhe rate al -discount .in the vim market is neves per cent. ; illtrusse!tuand St. ertersbergoi; Paris, 4.47 ; Vienna, eGi ; ILaaskurg, 4 ;Irwin, 11.; and Frankfort, 5 per .ccut. The Bombay, Ifeiroda, sad Central &India Rail way Company emir v itiug appliestionislor 400,tMui. .ef Ftse per Cert. iDebeimun Bonds, guaranteed 037 the Sleeretary of State for India, and redeem able on the let Jammu, 187'). The holders have the optima of giving the bonds currency for five years beyond that date, as 1 also nf .conversisic auto stuck. A gamed court .of the prgirrietera of the Htid-1 aru's Bay Company 44 convened for the 28th No , sember, "tor the prrpose of electin a,governor„ deputy governor, aad committee for the year emitting." It is alai rittitnated that : By the 7th Bea. If Loc. 414, no puma eats be admitted t.' wits who has not been temoremismof stock 604 . 41111 0111100dilf months, Imbue each stookshalf keen been aognised by be quest, or by marriage, or by aoeese.ioo to an intestate's estate, or by the custom t the Omy Louden, •ar by say deed of 'leukemia after time death of any parses who shall bare bees entitled for Wets the dividends of seek stock. The Caledonian Railway traffic return slaws this week an increase of 2,4011. over iast year. It is notified that the entire capital of the Ourah Coffee Company (Limited) has been taken privately, fur the moat part by persons acqnsinted with the capabilities of the estates, and that the list eonse quently is now closed. The capital of the Northern Assam Tea Company (Limited)—another new and respectable project-- has likewise all bee, taken, and the letters of allot ment were issuedyecterday. _ . Turkish Conwilith's /. On the other hand Peruvian and Sardinian Bonds, and Turkish t;uarantee.l. rose I per cent., Italian and Mexicali /, and au improvement was quoted iu most clasec.. f I:u.sian stock. The demand for bank shares to-day was very ac tive, and a general improvement, in soi(v. eases of considerable amount, took place in pre.,. The shares of some of the older and well-est:th' iu stitutions were in especial favour, it been;; inferred that the able management of these coin vanies will be found to have precluded any nig ortan! , )(1 their transactions during the recent cre-I-, while the unusually large margin between th, r ites allowed for deposits and the rates of ll.' is regarded as likely to increase their profits. Alliance Bank shares, after touching 14 prem., clostd at 12 to 13. Ottoman Bask shares attract attention A their present reduced prices. Hudson's Bay shares clotted 58. lower than p2s.- terday, at IN to 171; Egyptian Trading were linty ate to 1 preu). : National Discount and Joint Stock Discount were ss. better. at, respectively, 91, to 10 prem., and to 1 dis. Berlin Water W. , rks, City Offices, Discount Corporation, Consolidated Dis count, Financial Discount, Royal Mail Steam, and North British and Mercantile Insurance scares have all improved. The shares of the financial eompanie , were in demand, but International Financial and General Credit, after slightly improving, rewrite; to yes terday's quotations. Loudon Finaneia: and Mercantile have risen Si,, The closing (pota tions are annexed, viz. :—lnternationa!, 11 to 2 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to b prem. ; Leodin Financial, 8 to Si prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 1; to 2i prem. ; and Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), to 24 prem. Canada, Cape of Good Hope, and Victoria Government Debentures have risen to-day. Uhitoill States a2O Bonds were tirm at 43 to 44. MINES.-(THIS DAY,' Two &Cwt.& The mining market is inactive to-,lAy, And prices generally show no variation, corn; ari.s! with those last current yesterday. The principal feature is a rise of about 20e. in Wheal Margaret shar, the present quotation being 8i to 9, 1 !. 011 t.,c other hand, East Caradon have eclined to Ibij to 191. Great Vor are quoted 34 to ; East Vo:. to ; East Lovell, 111 to 12} ; and Lady Bertha, 14.. to 16s. East Caro Brea are officially marktd hi, and South Caradon, 535. Alamillos, St. John del Rey, Yallatiza,<:i Gold, and Yudanamutana shares are firm, and exhibit au upward tendency. The subjoined weekly summary of t;a• 'petal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Choielszen and North : The tone of the metal market is stronger, rot tl:• 1-w priens now ruling have attracted buyer', and more b•riness has been done than for some time past. Iron.—Welsh harm continue in fair demand at 7/. to 71. 10s. f. o. b. in Wales, and at corresponding prices here. Staffordshire ,ie•criptions are steady. The colliers' strike appears coming; to a coocla sion. Scotch pig iron was slightly improved, closing at 50a. 9d. cash, and 51*. 3d. one month. Copper.— A good deal of business was done in English raw at the reduced price*, and for manufactured there have been a good many inquiries, but limits are still low. Foreign is ...sewing • firmer tone; 93/. was paid for Burrs, at which *there are still buyers. Wallaroo is in demand at 8/4., but pellets bold for Niger prices. Tio.—We have to report a steady demand for straits at 'A4 cash, and Celt. per ton prompt. Bence is selling at 95/. English is steady demand, a couple of pounds under smelters' prices. Tin plates continue ae. faceted. Lead.—.No change to report. Spelter.- -We have to report a revival of buaineea ; about 500 tone have changed hand, at the following prime :—Spot, 211. to 21/. S.. ; comber, 21/. Ss. ; Deoember, January, sod February. ,• 211. 7.. Gd. Hull parcels, 211. ss. Spezia' brands W.H. held for 214 15s. to 221. COLONIAL GOVIANIOLNT SZCIILITEIIL • - • .. Bridal C01m.6 p.ct.,1872:100, .. Do. do. 18811100! 60.6..1877.1L ilOO, 990 102 Do.llpor ct Velx&Aug. ',lgo), 97 100 .• . • .. D 0.6 pang. Mar.& 8ep..100 97 100 1.214,808 .. • D 0.6 per etl=A July :1001 88 92 166,204 D 0.6 per et. Ins. Stock 'lOO, 86 90 200,000 .. Coped C1ic4..e6p.ct.11173 100 , 104 ltd •• .. 1.. Do. do. 16904 , 100 106 107 •• • • .. Do. do. 18004.100 106 100 • • Do. do. 1801'100 118 119 100,000' .. Celion,Nor. 1649, p.ct. 100' 102 106 1878, do.. 100! 100 112 200,000 .. 61.a;;Itins 6 per ct., 1873 100 103 106 100,000 .. Do. 1878 100 101 161 190.000 .. Do. 1891 100 107 110 166,600 .. Natal. Glace per cent... 100 103 106 161,000 .. New Bruns. Que. 6 p.cL 100 96 90 •• .. N.H. Wake Gs. 5 p.c.1860 100 97 99 •• • • , , Do. sp. c. 1871 to 1876 100 95 97 Do. sp. c. 1861 to 1892 100 64, 91 110,0001.. New Zealand 6 per cont. 100 . 101 104 260,000 Nora Scotia 6p• c., 1871100' 96 100 76.001• .. Queensland Gov.( p. cL 100' 100 102 8. Aust•Gov.6 p. c. Bonds 100 1.., Vle.Gov.6p. clan. 6.J uly 100 •• • • .. Do. do. 6 p.c.,lpriliGa. 100, 106 108 romos MINE. I Pd I a. pnaeo. Par Pre t pm I 13 p.1 dls! 16 II 6 0 16 1 3 •6' • I Si SI 62 5' 616 ego 6 6 I SOU , I Par I Pla; i N 31 93.1 1 S I I w iatii 18_ II - if ;iial Idle p!r. iip.A 11 toul 1 1 dla 23 U 107 111 103 112 ePs par PS Pi 1t ISO sirrisa POS1118W:19. ah.l w Ara. • 100 a Atlantic& St. Lawman, OS. 100 loco Dar. & C.10.1.5p.a.• 110 , 10 , Do. 11 Shane • all Sullaio & I.ake Huron' 10 Ell Do. Profereuea IM ,100 1 DaA., Breaks Oniartaki Op. e. Edo. Aug. 1,1172, 111 'lOll I Do. do. July 1, 1673' IGO 100 Do. do. Jame 1,1071 St. 100 Oa &S. inetera 6p.e. 8. St. 105 'Cope I. & Dockilp. e. g. l WO all Demerara? p.e.per.prei, St. 100 Itaai. Boum' ga II do ea, 100 'Beet Indian go. 0 do SO 6 Po. .1 Istoualon Ila. .100 Grand Trunk of Canada 100 I all Do. Lou Ip. M. B. Alp. et 100 all De. let pro/. Basic.' 100 ; all . Do. de. deferred, 100 all Do. 2nd pit Hoods 100 I all Do. do. deferred; 100 , all , Do prof. block 100 1 01l Du. do. deterred' 100 1 all Do. ttli prof. Stock 100 1 all Do. do. deferred , M. .100 IGreall Indian Petiumula SO 11 Do. ow. I par mind 10 3 I Do. New do. 50. 100 ICit. S. et ladle g. 6p. et St. 1 100 Do 61 per emit 16. 1I Do Mel all ,of &edam el Canada. 1011 16 Da New 101 all Do.Op.e.nda. pay. 11761 101 all D 0.64 do. do. 10774. 15 • 1 Didion Broads, limited' 15 , 1 I Do. Now St. 1105 • 16adrea soar. 0 p. coat , it. 100 I Do. do. SI. 100 1 Do. do. do.— l 10 3 ' Do. 71ftit it. 100 Yelb. Corp. 6 per c. Ild, 60 • oil Melb. and Minoan's Pay! IS . ail N.Brun.ditho.ola A &SI els. 'lOO N.B.MQui.llp.e.tatp./1.1 St. 1100 'Wade. ISO per seat.' at DM I Do. Deihl da 10 , S Do. do. do. St. 160 I Do. Purdue do it. 1011 • Do. Win St.llot. do 1 14 ii. N 77 i 66 38 1 109 106 : 110 68 ei 8 9 1 100 90 3111 lit 104 104 lOti 19 10 $0 $1 70 711 04 SI 66 66 66 67 62 64 46 60 19 it 21 19 I 109+ 166+ Par i om vsz Oat, 100 102 I 11 . 0•1 69 61 • 911 U 1••• 1•11 1001 101. 104 l P eli • .16 oi or. 9/ JOINT STOCK BATIKS. 80. I SE. I BARE& 10,000106 AgtiSsiladlWiSaaV.ii . 20,000 60 I Do. New dn. 110 is 50.00, 60 Do. (of which 26 is pd )1 10,014 50 Moo& 40,005 1 100 AltianeoLea4Livorposh 10,040 100 I». New 1 10,000 100 ' Do. longed at so pat 100,000 20 Anglo A•strtaa tow, 60 angle 141,5.5. 12,600( 40 Ausiralasla 7,600 40 Do. New 12,622: • Bauloof BritialsCo2ualsl 10,000 25 hank et= 0,000 100 bank of 25,45 20 Hank of Otago 'Limited, 10,000 100 bank of Que•usland (L; 20,000 60 Bank ofTictoria,AusUla 6,000 100 bank of Wales (Luc.) 50.040 10 Bank of New Zealand - BONO& 80 Bazillan&Posttigusee'L 110.01.01 40 flntiah t CWlfoenisai (I. 20.0110, 60 British N. America .- 40,000 20 'C. EL india,Atia., 50.000 26 Chart. Mar. of lionla,do. 10,000 25' Do. New 10,000 100 'City 00,000 100 Cola:dal 11111,4510 46 t ea. flank of lad* be 500,000 10 Conesoldated Boa* its, 1000 IVO Contommtal 6,000 100 ; Do. New 51.0,000 60 'East London 'Limited 14,00 a" 10 :Eastern Szehange' Lim` , 60.01,0 20 limdleut.rtAnattniarad.l WOO 50 LuOutb and Swedish L 60,000' 50 :Eiaropeals Bask( Limited 10,000 100 - liniduan.Chinakdap.(L; 10,000 100 Do. New 12,000 100 • imperial Bank, limited! 0,000 100. New 10.000. 60 Inip.Sk.of Chisasts.,(Ll 136,406 20 linporial Ottoman 26,000 60 International Bank IL ) 4004 26 lowan 100,000 20 Land Hort. Bk. 10011 NANO 50 lon. Bk.endlesieo,te.l 10,000 PIO Lon. Bank of ?Wetland. 10.040 100 London and Brazilian 6.000 100 idaa.E.A2owEIL PlaW 20,00 25 Do. New, isa. at IS pas 6,000 100 Lou., 131 r., AS. Starr.. L. 40,004 20 Loa. Cb. Bank et Anatol. ; 00.400, 40 London and County....' 4,000 100 Loa. Hanibr.Con.Y.x.(L) PAW 60 'London Joint Stock.... • 20,000 55 Do.New,tu. al Wpm.' : 10,00100 I.m. and Norther° (L.. 1 25.000 20 'omit:on& Swath African( 6,000 1 5 0 Lon. (4 S. Western :Lim. 1 40,0 5 0 100 Loot& Westminster 10,450 100 Merchant bank I! I 114,000 60 Maenntl4A Str.loanif. 1 20,000 60 Las. New - 10,1r.v 100 Metre.* Pros. hank (LI 20 LIMO 140 Midland Sank (Lim. 10,000 100 National of Liverpool ; 10 06.000 20 N. Pre. of Kurland, New( 12 00,560 21 Do. do. do. 10 ' - - 20,00 10 New stealth Wales all ( 41 42 40,4 W 10 New Zealand j 1 Par intli 60,500 21 North Western 6 s pus 60,000 25 Oriental Bank Cerpernd all 103 52 25,000 50 Prowl's:Baskin:Corp:lf 6 20,000 leu Promo. of Ireland 17.600 20 °clads, runt, Delhi (L IS 11 lisle • 20,000 26 °oink Australia all ( 10,000 25 'tout( Loatera (Lind: : 1000 100 Stand. of I. S. Able* 4,650 100 Do do. 40,000 26 Colon of Australia ' all • 64 $2 11.000 KO Como of Ireland ildm )• 2! ' 0 t dis: BOW SO Univa of Load°, I. ill I ' I le 4{413. S? 39 ST SO I 6 dia . 1 limn' 1 0141.16 ID fl i 06 44 Ilet t 7 SO 136 t - 11 1%11.1 17 SO ,41 aul 11 pas t 11m! Idle par 66 116 uas 6s 66 116 120 I N 41 (I{ otpo4 10/ • 2ds 4 sMA fpm. ei iAle II It l • 1 dle; 14 04.11, • Ipm I 2 pm' 12 14 pal 11 14 pm I 6 Mel It 2 20 14 1 I 4We I la par O ddb I d ps , 7 It pm, • pa I idle taf 74 70 6 idle zd 45 47 YOCkb. u.cu U. 11 i i - 16+ 4ii - 761 7 6 461 6 4 disi I# 41 et I Pt! 6 a pm , II 01,111! gi 9 I MS' 2. 1 1 # 14 per 14# 141 1414 ,ar 9 ihtlat. r - :If 64 , 66 la lees. I . . iiii,6,74NCiiiisa7l 11 .47 - ali - l - iStti r— lS: 11 11l lielserallillosiiseJoek I -- &AUX' St. ;I.o..docASLlCs th asta N NI IN, St. !ftuthamptos 980.4001 SSYlet.ons - MIO. SO Do. Now 104 107 Zt prism. I mum. 120 . 16 Itte I 684 it $ 71 tla I 7i 7 701 70 1G u _ad Sli s. 4t 6;14 71 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) 13T ILDLTRIO a omit" errowet. TELIKILPI.) (nor elm owe comenropozwr.) The market quiet but statiy. Wee NOW ; ereeslatioa sad export 1,504 beim TALLOW MARKET.-(THISDAT:) !be mash is study. Priem an quoted as follows : Town tallow 41s. 9d. set sash; Petersburg Y.P. on the old. 395. M. to 39a 9d. ; mew. 40s. ; all the year, 40s. to 395. 6d. ; Desewther ooly, 40.. 6d. ; Jsawary to Muck 41s. 3d. to 415.; Mara. 435. to 42a. 6d. ilAsoutr hvamAciiii.—Town tallow, 44.. 3d.: fat ditto, 2e. 3d. ; yellow Russian, 41s. 6d. ; melted 32.. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18s. ; tallow graves. its. ; dregs, 7a. _ _ SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Menus. Herne. and Kukla report trade slow at the lowing priors :—Prime meadow hay, 80i. to 110 s.: Mover , 01.1, 11.03 i. to 130 e.; ditto new, wooed eat, MM. to 110 a; dew, 27c to TA. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.). The market is still well supplied with most kinds of hardy fruit in .wants, especially peen, of which there is an ahundaot supply. Among them are Marie LOlllOl4 ihICLUMI d'Angonlems, Creasnee, arid other.. traps. are likewise sufficient for the demand ; emoog them are Dutch Hamburg. at from 9d. to Is. per lb. Of pineapple, there is tilt a limited supply. Kest filberts and cobs fetch frees 70a. to 80a. per 1001bs. Walnuts sr* very plentiful, sad oranges begin to make their appearance. Lemons fetch from Sa. to 10a. per IW. Tomstos are large lied tine. For potatoes there is ea improved sale. sod priers are s tribe higher thee they were last week. Flowers chirtir consist of orchids, heaths, chryseatbeentims, luchaiss, mignonette, sad runs. /SLIT. Pim apples, par th.. Os So Os ripples, per stew, :s OJ 2s Grapes, ad rapes, per b., is so Oraogr., per 100, as to 12s brims, ea* Is So 41 Lemma, per Ss ... 05 Peselses, prirslas.as Od t. IM rots, I:areekma. do , lrs sto Os Hums, par 1 sieve, Now do .lb Pears, par dlus., Salld to Ss Miaow's, do., los. to ..4111 .. . N gonk BLISS. --, -- , - Cabbie's, p. doe, Is to . I Heel, per elot.. is 61 to 2i Freer* lases, pseh Ss alt sieve, Shallots, per lb , el to ea °sew, per lb., 54 Potatoes, York Retests. per 1 Lettuce*, each, I 4 to :4 Me ton, to bas likuilve, per score, la to Ss AI 1 ,„ loots, do . Cis to 110 s Hotsenultah,p.l.upc... is Oat to AS 1 „ flakes. IlOs to POs i Mushrooms. p putt .11 to Is PP Carrots, per bunch, ad to Pt I Parties. per 11 lo le hr., 1, to is TurIPPC per bunch. 6 , 1 to ed , lierbe, per Wild/. GA Cuetuniera, each, *I to la Tsaffric liscarrra.—The traffic receipt, of rail way. in this Gaited Kiugdom amounted for the week 'tiding the 79th of October, on 11,643 miles, to 624,62 v,/.. and for eh corresponding week of last year, on 11.306 miles, to 1101.630/., showing sa lacrosse of 337 miles, sod of 3i,1;16/. an the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate on 8,242 miles, to 304,91021., and for the corresponding week of 186.; eo 8,015 miles, to 431.4741., @bowing :el increaso of 227 miles sod 1 ,1118/. in the receipts. The in. crease on the Caledonian amounted to 2,4601.; oo the Great &stair to 2.39:11. ; on the Great Norther* to 4,7.641. ; on the Great Western to 4.46141. ' • on the Lama shire sod Yorkshire to 140 /. ;on the Lon don and North- Weetero to 5,11771. ;on the Lo don and Brighton to 2741. • on the London and South-Western t o 3.2-:'. : n u lb. Mataiester. Sheffield. sad Lincolnshire to 4'571. ; oft the ffildlond to 3,263/. ; on the North British to 3441, ; on lb* North Eastern to 2,998/. ; and oo the &nth- Esstern to 1,596/, —total, 73,11391. Bot from his most he deducted 521 f., the decrease of the Great 8 mtbern and Western, leaving the Morgue as above 28.51Af. The Ards sod mineral trot& on these lines amounted to 291,0861., and for the oorreepondiug week of 1i , 13 to 273.9691., showing an increase of 18.037/. The reoeipte for nasseneers, parcels, kr., .mounted to 2.17 , .9.4:1. satinet 205,505/., showing en 10.7•110111 of 10,4814 The triffic re ceipts on 62 other lines amounted, on 3,4(.1 miies, to 116.8341., and for the corresponding week of Isar yell., oft 3,211 miles, to 110,156/., showing no increase of 110 mat., and of 6.6784 in the reneipte. The total rereints of the past week show • deems, of 21,4701., as compared wit& those of tbe preoediag wreak coding the 22rd of it:toiler. and, as compared with the eorrespoodiog week of List year, a °ponderable lacresee. • I PEASANT PROPRIIITORN IN FRANCE. —Tbe peoeita .1 proprietors are gradually becoming richer. A /rugs' mob sober family, in 15 or 20 yetrs, generall• emu ties to put by 600/. It is impossible to ealcolste their yearly income, for they sustain themselves almost entirely by the produce of their own lend, and avoid as much as possible giving out hart east. Nobody is very rich, bat nobody is inhere* poor. Av might be expected, the people on the bills are oat so intelligent as in the plains ; they never read the oenspapets, the main source of a Frelichman's ie. formation ; which, by the war, accounts for his belag so ilhinfornied The peasant's intelligence, as well es hie weal% end labour, is invested in his Lind ; lied as the render must see, there is in the coarse of the year touch to put hie j sagacity and forethought to the proof. What inten•ste the rest of the world does not interest him ; nor do-n he desire to juiciest the rest of the world. lie cares more about s good which covers his vineyard with shingles. than about • revotutioo which changes the tenant of the Tuileries, and regard• the appearance of a fox is his pasture grounds as a greater calamity than " the treachery of Broils i °theirs." I have bees told by a gentleman well seqnsisied with the elections, that when there are two candidates. ear . honest peasant often goes to consult his voter, ; oe whir& amount the greet romp is to gain over titll solarise. roar es 4 Mr-vine for November, II p iii, ~, I , '