The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DA Y. ) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Butoo.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Ede and Justices Byles and Keating.) REUISTIt %MN APPEALS. court this morning continued its sittings, for the hearing appeals from the decisions of revising F (AITELLANT) , s. (REVONDENT). I 11;t• Wall 10 appeal from a devision of the revising bar , t ie borough of Kidderminster, and the facts were :', The name of Thomas Guest, junior, was • . t,,1 o upon the ground that he hail not for the pre ..r...mths resided within the borough oriwithin seven tl., i.• '• He dhl reside in the borough until . :':• • , February last, when he was con „, .or assault, and sentenced to six , • .* :aiptisonment, without the option of pay. i !Irv. and he went to prison accordingly. or,-ier held that the respondent was not disqualified; .• roe W.... 1 whether hu uas right in so Q.C.. appeared f.o ti., appellant, and Mr. for the respond, ut. thought th t • ~1,.• W. 1.4 wrong, e himant hAvv , z, !Jat the , ..f being at .1., 11 his own wroo,;t .1,1. he ti.ul I • luring the • ,u,:h a resiueuee n the ,r•• or seven ,ied, as would entitle hi o: 5,, t e . ; 4110,01 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. IlAnco.—(Before Lind Caw! 11..r.q. Pollock and Barocu Bramwell, C:Linell, and I'. utt.) CORNISH r. CLEIFT.— trirultECT7 ..art gave judgment in this case, which was am • bvt,t a . •Itutticeßyles at Exeter. • • i .nt sought to re-enter by reason of the defendant • . !..:..1 to repair certain buildings the premises • • . .1. Ihe jury found for she plaintiff. Their lord wuln absolute a rule to set aside the etediet • : aud w enter a verdict for the defausLuit. I OSTER r. GAMIIO:4.-JCDCIIENT. ..cliou by a tailor against a young man ap t a farmer in the neighbourhood of Oxford, Sol '. for goods supplied, including French kid gloves, coat, a racing jacket, cap. and breeches, and that description. It was tried before Mr. at Oxford, when the jury gave a verdict At the tirte the goods were ordered the .1:t snag under age, and the question was whether them were necessaries. The use was argued a few upon a rule for a new trial, on the ground that the was against the et Wenn°. , 'art now doted that the rule would be made abso -.:.h the defendant agreed to the damages being re .TORTEN r..1E:1017R4 tisi , use Mr. Macuareara allowed cause against a rule _.d Ll Mr. t'. Crompton, to allow the defendant to add under the sluing Act which had been die. a by Mr. Baron Martin at chambers. It was an • cpen a contract of indemnity brought by a stock • •er in respect of certain transactions on behalf of the ...Lt. _ _ c..3rt made the rule ab.olate, and said that any dia• to the of the pleaa miiht be raised upon u!e abfolate. • LANCASHIRE AND WORESIBRE RAILWAY. a.,.4 au action for damages for bodily injuries cue. :be defendants' railway, tried at Mszcheeter, and “:.1•11 the jury found • ver dict for a larger amount ' images than were laid in the declaration. rile was obtained and argued during the pee. •• term for a new trial, oa the ground that the judge . _ , poser to enlarge the damages in the declamuon after had given their verdict, and the court reserved • ent. Temple, Q.C.. now intimated to the court that the . had WOW to au arrangement. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Lord Ordinary.) [ORSON r. BOCSO3. . I-. Mundell moved that the cue of the petitioner might • red by adidsvit. The respondent was the conrict .2. wh,.; was transported for his frauds upon the Crystal ....e Company ; and he was now charged with having • : bigamous marriage in Austr.dia with one Jane • The learned gentleman admitted that there was no ‘.:.1 precedent for his motion ; but, under the very peen. ..: circumstances of the case, be hoped the court would .:.t the application. If not, be prayed for a commission imine witneues. -•:r J. P. Wilde could not depart from the rule of the and allow proof by affidavit, when there had been no •_riction for the bigamy. He would, however, grant a xisaion u prayed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Pepys.) I. U! THOMAS IX/MOUES. r:‘,. bankrupt was described as a stockjobber, formerly of court and Moutpelier•villas, Stockwell, DOW a pri. • ,r Newgate. Theo.'s, will be is the recollection of the f:,ra the kngalar circumstances under which the built. r.:!•: ass apprehended, being almost a literal fulfilment of a I, . ; incident in Ur. Frith's great picture of the " Rail s •••• tier." He came to the court on his own petition on h h.q. He attributes his inability to meet his engage. • to the recent financial crisis. The debts are returned .., '. If this amount 9,1201. is in respect of stocks • .ares purchased by the bankrupt, and subsequently • ; so that the amount realised will go in redaction of tl.- ...as on the batkrupea estate. •-• • ,roofs of debts were now taken, and lir. Joseph l.ra: :Lam. gentleman. of Lower Porchester.street, Bays ..t. chosen creditors' assignee. Messrs. Lewis and . • are the solicitors under the proceedings. It is said to t. t' ^ intention of the creditors to take the matter out of IN Et J. BARTON. : wa , • the: f••st sitting under the bankruptcy of John • • 13..rtr.o..leicribed as a metal broker, of 014 Broad- E: The adjudication was on the bankrupt's own iteti tc lie owes upwards cf 37,0001. Ti.. largest creditors , 'esers. fusty sod harken, of liveries, whose t retuned at rir..o/. Co.,e bankrupt ascribes his failure f..C.mre of rue of his principal clerks, and great de . n it the I.emrities on which Le had made advances. V. iiarton, metal broker, Grz.c.acturch-street, was rENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Itacorder.) f• constable in the 11 division of Police, t, take his •ri upon an iodicticent charging ..:...,;cf • •t; Sarah rowpertz, and causing her actual . an.. He was also charged in another count with awl Mr. F. 11. Lewis prosecuted. sod -•• it lir. Collings were counsel for the • w IAI sire , .dy been investigated at the Middlesex - conse , ,ueece of the jury not being able to •.• tueto without a verdict, and lea• r,tncced to th:s court by a writ of certiorari, • • ,•••,-;... • .ceedin,o were instituted. ; , i,ared for the prosecution, were as d r.t's beat was in the district of spited . a-4 i• ..i•i•- , 17e4 that the occurrence took plane r -, Le- latter end of Augur:. when the prose _ I.lell-laa,.. Spitalfiel4s, near her ' ! .• • 7..1 let the prisoner face to fact. band at the time, which it appeared t •: t. fr. , ::l one of the stalls in the lane, and was in , -f the ....net whet, the prosecutrix 1 Le what be had L. his mouth •-. she rtmonstrate4 with him, and •• La! ! dune that for, and he : I e,;:ior her very foul and disgusting ,•-ecutrit .. toed hioa uhy he Lad insulted • ti,;,l Ler to go away, and if she did not he : • • •!.c .:htaan, and he began to pull her •• • !.i.nt • She asked him wby he was I it after insulting her, and • • ;it !. , 1 1w :not on, which be Lad ito a quid not .1 , , so, but can. • • ..: i.er in ouch a violent man ' ro corcrleteir off her back and her t.. taste., Ler clothes sad Lis treatment. Even. station a,.1 the inspector then - he Mot against her, and he • • , Lad told her to move on, and r slid that was no charge and ha dischari, •, was at the tuts ; • :^sr• 7. e•aa very much distreesed after ~ .If,,also n,url , afterwards from the • • ..., L. was cot.,:i'.:ed to have medical .1 d .1 stre• -ma was afterwards • ,• ni, and the case was sent for • s' when, as above grated, the • • • A decision. and were discharged. • • the principal witness for the a; ~a tne length, but nothing izi,l that tended to *hake • • 'he d, , frodent, as on the • , ..,.Acre denial that he had awl a number of witnesses were ; • 4- , a when we went to press, and it ,!. , I . 1e of the day. • • u - Fist;..—Ou Saturlay of Litnefiel4 ffnuse, Middleton, .uting w.th the f adhain hounds, ,1 4 ; fell from his horse , f p. After the bat fall he was n 1..! t a quarter•past 3in the r.. the conclusion that the la a TIL of apoplexy. .. ~i~ ~.. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1834. TRE POLICE OOURTh. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGHATBEET. SUMNDI OP • PSZOOlalil, A few days ano -- • mit; Paned Willies; Jumper, an engineer. living in Wardour-street, Sobo, win obared before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with stabbing with • clasp k nife • man named Leonard Arthur Blackburn, in the City of London Public-house, Berwick•street, Soho, and remanded until to-day, the injured man being unable to leave the Middle. sex .Hospital„ This nioming Sergeant Freeman, in charge of the pri soners' van handed to Mr. Tyrwhitt a certificate from the House of Detection to .the effect that Jessemer had com mitted suicide this morning, being found banging quite dead in his cell about t; o'clock on being visited by - one of the warders. It appears that Jammer was visited by one of his shop mates yeeterday, and seemed in a desponding state, saying that he should not live to undergo two months of his punishment, and wishing his shopmste en expressive "good. bye." _ . . . The injured man in stated to be recovering from the effects of the wound. SOUTHWARK. A WOMAN COMMITTED TO HARD LABOLII FOR ABBAOLTDIO HLI HUABAND. Mita Ilehtrton, b as brought a disslpa74;ll- °Oa; woman, w before Mr. Woolrych, charged with committing a violent assault on her hoaband : Netherton. The latter, a decent-looking mechanic, who exhibited wound on the forehead, said he lived at No. 10, Gibson- street, Waterloo-road, and worked in an adjoining fonodry. On the previous night, when be arrived home from work, his wife commenced abusing him, but wishing to avoid quarrelling he went to bed. He, however, bad not laid himself down more than two or three minutes before his wife assaulted him in a brutal manner, tearing his shirt off, and attempting to strike him with a poker. He got up and took that from her, and endeavoured to quiet her, but she made a rush at the clock, the only article of value in the room, and attempted to smash that. He pre vented her from doing so, and was carrying it out of the room for safety, when she seized up the broomstick and struck him on the head, nearly stunning him. He got up and gave her in custody of the police. and after-muds bad the wound strapped up. The prisoner then said she had been cruelly used by her husband. He not only knocked her about, but he starved ' her, having left her without money for three weeks. The husband was recalled, and in answer to Mr. Woolrycb said that it was quite true he bad not trusted her with mosey for the last two or three weeks, as he had good reasons for that. Lest Saturday fortnight be gave her 16e. out of his wages, and the same night she was picked up drunk and brought to this court without a penny. Sim* then he had purchased all the necessaries required in the house, but as soon as his back was turned she disposed of them for drink. — The prisoner that, but admitted being drunk and robbed of the money. That was no reason she should be starved. Mr. ooluch had no doubt she was a worthless woman, and indeed of keeping her bustsuid's home decent and com fortable spent his wages in drink. He sentenced her to six weeks' bard labour in Wandsworth House of Correction. The prisoner, who seemed much astonished at the sea. tepee, was removed by the gaoler. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ST ILICTRIC TESORAPII.) WARWICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Spank:rock best Joule Brown. RACING STAKES. ; Deception Sister Mary . Princess Dopier ... 4 ran. WELTER CT P. ... Twilight ... ... Jamicotott ... ... ~. Lord Braleigh ... . 11 ran. NURSERY RA.NDICAP. Catalogue . . ... ... Viceroy ... ... 4 rao. TALLY-HO !TAKES. Two miles on the Sot. Emblematic, Brighton. Caricature, Guendolin, Bytield, Sim to Rosemary, Incognita, Capsicum, Hint Toe, Blister, Ilercurius, OuLton g, Scots Grey, Diana, Wigley, and Em press are here. DONNINGTON lIA.NDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. Birdfinder, (lemma. Pupil. Coup d'Etat, Rose, Liston, Walloon, Cadiz. Beadle, BAlomock. Gownsman, Lady War inch, Handley Cross, and The Abbot are here. HURDLE RACE. Two mato. Blanton, Clententi, end Ibex are ben. ERTVED.—Prisoeu Divas, Qneeo 4 Clubs, Deception, Poss. West Eud, Blackbird, Type, Telsrourbe, Hurrah, and Teddingtoo f. MR. COX, M.P., AND THE MEETING AT THE AGRICLMTVRAL BILL THIS EVENING. TO TRI EDITOR OF THE REFRIES. SlR,—Finding that Mr. Cox, one of the members for the borough of Finsbury, is to address his constituents at the Agricultural Hall this evening, I cannot help ex pressing a hope that some one present will demand an ex• planation of the course punned last session by this "liberal" representative towards Stansfeld—a course which had the effect of driving from office and sacrificing on the altar of the reactionary party one of the most useful public servants of the time, and I may add, emphatically • man of the people. Surely, sir, the great borough which for so many yearn was represented in parliament by Mr. Thomas Dunoombe can never endome the sham liberalism or mischievous meddling of Mr. Cox.—l am, &c., Nov. V. AN ELECTOR OF FLNSBCRY. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TCCIDAT, NO11112181:12!, 8 &IL B. T. F. 11, Kelm 5.4; 25 t. 6 E. 12 &oar lees 29 .44 3 , $.14.W. I 1 1,1114 Ardroven. Oreetiesetle 29.36 41 W.S.W. I 1 Oflway Vs/entla — - Caps OW • - Qurvizetevre. .5.3 46 K.W. 4 Liverpool 23.45 47 S.A.E. 2 Llotybeed 41 40 11. S. W. ; 5 PemAr.ke 22 53 49 W. 3 Polaise• .. 35.64 48 W. • 3 Brost .29,057 W.S.W. 7 Site° 65 W. , 1. elle:ere— 30.24 54 W. ' 4 ?1 1 6.06514 3,C1 S..W. 3 Weymouth 25.1±61 W.S. W. 4 Portsmouth 21 .63 63 W.S. R. 3 London 2164 49 S. W. 3 h.ner 22.67 53 R.S. W. , S Yarmooth N. 44 49 W.B.W. 9..erberusilL 2.4.60 47 S.N. , 1 9`ilekla 22.4, 42 S.W. I! 20 22 42 A.S.W. WIEVIT-.PAY. THULSE.Af. S.W. t.. E' L. mole- S.F. to? 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EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AT BATH.—This city leas for many days been in a state of great conversatioeal excitement respecting the death of a labouring Iran named White, whi.. , l p,. 1 / 4 place at the Bath United Ilospiml sew the ITtb of last month. An inquest was held on the fol. lowing day, when it appeared from the evidence adduced that death had minted from • blow in the eye given him by a person whom he did not know. The few witnesses examined cone:ming the jury as to their verdict, they, despite the wieli of the coroner to adjourn the inquiry, determined on deciding that manslaughter had been committed by some person or perms unknown. Of course the matter then fell into the hands of the police, and after a few days had elapsed it was rumoured that the party concerned was one holding a public position in the town. The affair not being brought so quickly before the public as their inclina tions seemed to dictate, the mayor and others connected with the bench received letters calling upon the police authorities to act. During the interval Mr. Hughes, the chief of police. was busily employed in getting up his case, And last Wednesday Mr. J. W. England, inspector of weighta and measures. and for • lengthened number of years reporter and sub-editor of the Both . brought before the magistrates on the charge of " felo niously killing and slaying one William White, on the 2:!nd of October last. Assiut the peace." Mr. Slack defended the prisoner. After some evidence had been taken, Mr. England was remanled and admitted to ball. I Yesterday he was again brought up, and witnesses were called who deposed that Mr. England had acknowledged that being beast by a man on the night in question and knocked down, he struck him with his umbrella. Mr. Slack contended that this was not manslaughter, but • majority of the magistrates decided on committing Mr. England for trial. He was admitted to bail. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two deux'. The railway market is fiat to-day, and a gene ral decline has occurred in quotations. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded # per cent. ; London and North Western, Metropolitan, London and South Western, and Caledonian # ; Great Western, Midland, and South Eastern, g ; and Great Eastern, #. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1204 to ; Great Western, 78,1 to 794 ; Mid land, 1381 te . )l ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1174 to I ; Caledonian, 131 to 132# ; South Eastern, 852 to 864 ; Great Eastern, 484 to 49 ; Great Northern, 130 to 138 ; London and South Western, 91 to 98} ;_and Metropolitan. 120 to 121. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, and prices unchanged. ANARY SRAM AND VTOL.- Bb. Pt ' RAILWAY°. I e =rgr " l b tt tr-"tn. ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCKS. nlnn., Wolat *Soar Val 100 illyth and Tyne an Boston,Bleact 100 Bristol and Meter 1100 Caledonian an Cork and Bandon ,Cornwall . 67 89 694 !Si - Mi 2 a/I Do. • Ann d.) v. mull 0 alllDo. 11 p. gis paid to B. all Dublin and ballast low all Dundeo,ParthotAblan 100 Edinburgh and Masan. 100 Glasgow and &Western 100 Great lisaivni i nrd. K. 1 1 100 , Do. A Stock luo 1 Lio. Ang.ll4k.. N 0.2 100 Great North of acuiland I 100 Graat2iorthero 100, Do.A A rec. no MT un -100 Do.lt 1116 p. e. if paid 100 , 01. South & Wad. tire ,100 OMS Waidaau is 1001 Do.ntoar VaLatteatl St. WO Do. South Wale.... 111.. 100 Do. W. 11.11-01.tord 81. 100 Do. Do. Newport BL 1100 Do. Do. Illwdord N. 100 LaalcaehLre d Yorkahlr. IX 1100 Lunklou and Itlattrwalt Bt 100 Loo., Bright% & S.Cosat tn. 100 Loodou,Cliatlins.d Dor St. lad London & North Wert° Bt. 100 !Lon:iota SouthWestero St. 100 I Men.,l3bet.ot Lineollith 20 aU Maryport end (wash , Ife ' all I Do. Do. Share Stloo Metropolitan 110 2 I Do. New St. 100 1 Midland 6141 , all. Do. New St. 11 100 Do Wm. & Derby all Mid. Gt. tra. (Ire.).. all Do. Shares .. :Mild Kest Mid Keel ,try Luse, North British 100 Do. Idln.,Perth.otuull .100 N. floetero-13erwiek ,160 Du. O. N. N. Pun.. 1100 Do. Leeds 1011 Do. York 11001 De. Carlisle W, W. Stock..tDerltug. 21 I Do. do. 180606 12 Do. do. 1201041. 100 North Loudon n• De. New 1 100 North Stallovilshlre 211 N. & S. Western Jose 1100 Scottish Central WO Scottish N.Y.. Aber etc! 1100 Scottish 111,11ssn1 all Shrewsbury & Welchpl 400 Shropshire Union 1100 South Devon 104 South Easlern 100 ,S. Verksh. & Elver Don all Staines.Woklashm,&c. 1100 Tad Vale ra; of Neat& Vactorta nt.n. & Punka) Waterford dr Kilkenny Wart Cornwall **SIM ,100;W.HarflpL Hub. & 32 33 16 17 DU 72 107 109 ati 69i 61 7e 130 138 157} 1581 130 131 DI 93 794 80 61 69 CO 62 4$ 46 ieo 11.2 11$ 1164 bl $3 105 1461 49 61 1211 121 97 9P 66 67 1203 121; 119 1391 55 N 25 47 115 116 73 75 lubi Itkie Iu sal pm 0 10 v. 1M I% if 2 pm 40 SI 134 134 CO 62 40 42 b 7 127} -- ii -- ii w I 110 112 1 IS 49 .- 4 s: i 137 13331 791 9 1 81 118 17 b 2 i 1 104 61 co I 121 101 Sy W. 6 121 24 3/ liki of Si 1,4 2 1i 1 1 16 74 4 4} 1061 Sih i Eci - ni 0010247. AL GOVERNMENT ISOUILITINE. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoog. The funds continue to derive support from the very easy cond.-.ion of the money market. Consuls have experienced a fresh improvement of 1.16 to per cent. Foreign stocks are well maintained, except Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. Home railways, however, are mostly lower, the South Eastern Railway traffic return showing an increase of only 157/. over last year, and some realisations having been pressed. In the discount market the supply of money continues to increase, while the amount of bills on offer is very small. The rate for first-class paper has consequently declined to 61 to 7 per cent., being 1 to I} per cent. below the Bank sato •soos. In the Stock Exchange short loans are obtainable at 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuters te:e gram, the Three per Cent. ltentes wet.. quoted 65fr. 07c., showing no alteration of importance, couipared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to ', with div., for money, and 901, "buyers," ex div., for the ave,yii.: (Dee. 8). The (Alicia! business report i. as fo:- lows :—Three per Cent. Cousins, fur money, 91g, 1, ; ditto for account, 90±, 1 ; Three par Cebu.. Reduced, sog, k ; New Trees 1 . r 89,4, 41; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1664 7, t . itie Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 971; ditto l'edsls, se. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., ; - chrkitwr Bills (June), par, ss. die., par. Spanish Passive Bonds have declined 1 percent., and the Certificates 1, while Turkish Consolid, , s have improved Other foreign stocks are steady. Some of the present quotations are as follov..s, viz. :—Greek, to 1 ; Mexican, 291. to ; Confederate, 62 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 30; to ; the Certificates, 133 to ;*; ; Turkish Bonds of 1838, 711 to 72 ; ditto 18th!, 711 to 1 ; and the Conso!id,s, 48 to 1, ex dir. Transactions are recorded as fellows :—Dutch Certificates, 98; Egyptian, 951, ; ditto second issue 100/. Bond:, 951; Italian, for account, 64,,c; Mexican, for account, 29.!, 1 ; ditto, 1864, 271 ; ditto Auglo-French, scrip, 11 dis. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 821 ; Portuguese, 1853, for aeconnt, 48 ; ditto 1856, sz.c., for account, 47/, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 881 ; ditto, 1850, 861; ditto 1862, 87/, ex ; Sardinian, for account, 841, 85 ; Spanish Certificates, for accouut, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, 89} ; ditto 1858, for account, 711 ; ditto 1862, 72 ; ditto, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 711, ; Venezuela, for account, 181, ex div. The scrip of the new Egyptian Loan is without change, at Ito prem. International Fill/UMW shares are now quoted 3 to prem. ; Loudon Financial, 91 to 10/ prem. ; General Credit, 3 1-16 to 3.16 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3 1 to ,1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17} to 1 ; Ottoman Sodas; Ginertle, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, dia. to prem. Fors O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 911 to i, with div., for money, and 90 to ex div., for the account, being per cent. lower than at 2 o'clock. 63,0001. in gold has beeu sent into the Bank. The letters of allotment of the Egyptian Loan will he sent out this (Tuesday) evening. Each applicant will receive 64i per cent. of the amount applied for. The Messageries Imperialea steamer Peluso hit Marseilles on Saturday with 134,6001. to specie fur 11.1 , 1i3 and China, and 229,6001. for Alexandria. The quotation of the Calcutta exchange, just received, shows no alteration, compared with that last to hand. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Halliday, Fox, and Co., East India merchants, is called fcr the Dth inst. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this 1 1 week an increase of 1,055/. over last year. The first call upon the shareholders of the Leeds Banking Company will be made to-morrow, and will not be less than 50!. per share. The prospectus of the Bangparah Tea Estates Company of Assam (Limited) is issued. The object is to purchase and develop fire tea estates in As sam, described as already in profitable cultivation. The estates comprise 4,500 acres, of which 500 are already thanks' in tea gardens, 125 acres being of four and five years' growth ; and it is computed that by the year 1808, when the firstof the five annual it stalmenta of the 50,0001. of purchase money is to to paid, the number of acres in full bearing will be at least 1,500, yielding upwards of 350,00011:e. of tea. The properties include managers' houses, tea houses, plant, dc. It is mentioned that the vendor, who will act as managing director. and remain in Assam on the estates for three years, has sub stantially guarantee,' to the directors a minimum' dividend of 10 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital for the first three years. The company's capital is flied at 200,000'., in 20,000 shares of 10/. each, with a first issue of 10,000 shares. A special meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is called for the Gth December, to create 365,0000. of new capital, and also to authorise an agreement "for the purchase of the Shrewsbury and Welchpool Railway, and for that purpose to create and authorise the issue of 300,0001.4 per cent. Preference Stock, in pursuance of ' The Shrewsbury and Welcbpool Railway (Transfer) Act, 1864.' " The meeting of the Turin and Savona Railway Company, held at Turin ou the 15th inst., was ad jonriasl until the 19th December, and will then be made extraordinary, to consider the following pro posals :—" To e:upower the council to conclude with the government for the guarantee on the capital of the company ; fur the coucession of other branches ; for authority to issue new obligations ; and for the anal, aination of the Turin and Savona line ith other companies." The erv.mtli ordinary general meeting of the Panama. New Zealand, and Australian It.yal Mail Company (Limited), is called for the nth inst., when a dividend is to be declared. A half-yearly interim dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum is to be payable on tie shares of the South African Mortivige and Investment Company by the 7th December. The directors of the Peninsular, West Indian, end soittlieni Dank (Limited) have appointed Mr. Frederick William Blozam, late deputy manager of the Alliance Bank at Liverpool, as their general manager. A general meeting of the shareholders in the East Indian Cotton Army Company (Limited) is con vened for the 34/th inst. The following is the report of the directors of the Trust and Loan Company of tipper Catuuti, to be mibmitted at the meeting on the 30th inst. : • • ` Thu following report and statement of accnints for the Pi: months eliding the :kali September of the current year is submitted to the propr:etors. The net preen .:oriog thin period amount to 14,402 1 . is., which, added to the mom I hronclit f , rward front March, given a balance at credit of revenue of 14,706'. 16s. S,I. The directors recommend that out of this balance II dividend at the rata of Ri per oent. per annum, lei income tar, bo declared on the paid-np ' capital stock 0f the company ; that one.litlf of the surplus profits over 6 per neat. per annum, and the usual cisarge for interest, amounting together to 3,964 , . 21., be carried to the reserve fund, in aft:011,11IDCO with the proviviors of the royal charter of incorporation ; end that t:ZsOl, be applied to the redemption of preliminary expeseas. There will then remain the suns of lgV. 4s. 91. to the credit of the next half•year's accounts. During the period em. braced by these accounts the reserve fund has been charged with the sum of 6931. 10e. 10d. for lures on realisatioe of securities in default. The amount standing to the credit of this fund, after adding the 3,06-11. 2s. above referred to. will be 58,0731. Oa. 2d. The secouots remedy received from Canada are of a satisfactory character. Although the bar. vest of 1864 has out produotal an average yield, yet the condition of the agricultural interest is described a. being one of general prosperity and progreoive improvesseot. The steady development of the resources of Canada. sepe. daily with reference to her mineral produota, and the pro. spent of a closer union with the maritime provinces are tar- 3 ' euto‘notees full of protoise for the futon', and subject, for coserstulatioe to •U who ..re interested in the welfare of Britt& North Azoorics. It is notified that the certificates for shares in the bAbluuiere Fizeigh Ilott (Litotte , l), and also in the Constantinople :e:,l Alexandria liotela Company (Limited), are li4 .1" ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts. Messrs. !hiring Brothers and Co. havo notified that the divhieaua due the 14 pre•illij Oh the New 0r.61:.n1a Two per Cent. Bonds will G, psid in Quo course. Messrs. tariug have /11140 anuoutaaal the deeds due the 1,4 December on (AAhat lour-a;1•1-u- Half per Cent•<., awl i • us,dan Four-aud-a-Half per Gems. of loot MONDAY EVENLYG.. Consols, which closed ou Saturday At 89/ tv /, cx die., for the Bth Deere !, this so.nier at 894 to 95, and slow I H• • • For luithey Lite hot price eve. !it , with die. The ofti, ial report :•• ',dhow. , : Throe per Cent. fer inotiey, 91, 891 ; , fit!, ; New Three per Ce: 89e, ; Auuuiuee, IbBs, 145 h ; Bank ::;i :- 1 811 ludic Stock. 218; ditto Five , ditto Fon' . per Cent. • ' per Cent. " ~.„ :11, • • pap.. t5•l ; • • . • per Ceut., IUOk. rue lnjta Ftwe i• 4•e. stock was steady. The Fire Tr r r ;..,. • ....rather more offered. sche. i tt..r ; .• • . ' rob and June, were • • •• .1 . 55. :.. . the I. r. :Ilse' et a tieslerate amount i lAniness 11'.1 aut... 4 . 011 i, derat•• and V•l.,:ahian 110 n. i imp+, •v.•I I per relit. ; itllBNial, 15(.4, 11r.../.i' Fteir-and-n-Half per C..nta., Turkish ..F and Spani.,ll Ohl Three per Cents.. ; Spanish Certificates and PortuguLse Bonds, ; and Mexicali, per cent. Italian Stuck, New Granada IMerre Bonda, and hipanddi l'ai;sire and declin.Nl per rent. fiuusolidt4 were 'steady at Saturday's improvement, after allow ing for the deduction of the dividend (2f. 12a. per cent.) . . . Bank shares were. tirm, and in litany case= a fresh improvement took place. Alliance Bank, Anglo- Italian, Chartt!red Bank of Italia, Australia mid China, East London, Land Mortga4e Bank of India, London awl Brazilian. London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate, Soinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, London Joint Stock, and Union Bank of Loudon, have all improve.l. Continental Bank and Bank of Queens , land slow, s, ou thecontrary, were weaker. Ottoman Bank shares loft oil at 74 to k prem., showing a slight iniproveniont. Hudson's Lk y shares were last emoted 17i to lying steady : Egyptian Trading, lk to 1;; prem. ; National Diseordit, 10i to 11 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, ,! k dis. Mauritius prem. Credit and South Australian Laud shares were quoted better. Credit Foncier of Mauritius have declined V. 10s., awl National Financial and Peninsular and Oriental Steam wore quoted rather lower. Ottoman Socit;tt; GMit:rale shares continuo in de tnand, and closed at 2/ to 21 prem. The demand for the shares of the financial companies continues, 'and a fresh advance, averag ing about ss. per share, has taken place, Thu closing quotations are antlered, viz :—lnterna• tional, 3k to I prem. ; General Credit, 3 to 3k prem. ; London Financial, 9a to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 31 to k prem. ; and Credit Foncier and llobilier, 3:?, to d prem. United States 5.24) Bonds were quoted 40} to 41k. Queensland Government Debentures were in. quired for. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CuxL. The mining market is steady to-day. East Grenville and East Lovell shares, however, are rather Batter—the former at 51 to tif, and the lat ter at 15 to 16. Groat Vor are quoted TA to 34/. In the Stock Exchange Great Nan4tles have been dealt in at 18/. Foreign and colonial mining snares exhibit no alteration. Yudanatuntaua are officially marked 11 and 11, being the same as yesterday. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (BY ELL. TILIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) IYKO:t OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.' COTTON.—Market very strong. Sales probst!y 15,000 bales. Cosh.—Market moderately attended. Wheat in good demand at full prigs of Friday. Flour in ermsurnptive de mand at unchanged rates. Indian cora. mixed, slow at Zia ad. to :No. 6.1. Gallas dull and 51 lower. E4asis steady. Oata and oatmeal quiet; consueiptive business. 100 110 0 157 . ICO. BRITISH nau.s9.loNs. SOl il,!. I RAELWATS. I Closing !nice'. I Sales. Cl , /j fht 100. all .Atlantlet Si. Lawrence 56 It. 100 Nom.bir.&C.ln.i.bp.c. 142! 20 ,10 : Do. P Shares I pa. 204 all 11:iffalo & Lake Iltli on 5 10 , all • Do. Preference I Et I* .100 : Buff., Branton Ooderleb . op. c.. Das. Aug.lE72 104 .100 ' Do. do. July 1, 1573. 75 100 'lOO ; Do. do. June I, Isla : St. 190 Cal & B.Esatern sp.c. c. 94 Bt. .100 Cape T. & Dock 6p. e. i. 50 100 all Dernerara,7p.c.per.pref St. 100 But. baugal go. sdo 103 K. 100 Fiat UMW: an. 6do lui _ 110 ' 5 Do. .1 liatesalon . St. .100 Grand Trunk of Canada, 11l 224 100 all Do.Eouip.‘l.ll.,llp.ct 90 42 100 ' all : Do. Li wet Boole . 71 73 100 , all Do. do. deferred , 61 64 100 all I Do. 2nd pref. Bonds t 6 GS 100 1 all Do. do. defened, 66 6a 100. all , Do Ird pref. block ba 55 100. all, Do. do. deferral 47 6) 100 all I Do. ON pref. stock ::.0 3i 100 : all Do. do. deferred .26 31 Si. 1.10 Great Indian Peut.r.da led 105 20 .12 • Ix.. gua. b per ect.t. I Iptn. 10 I 2:, Do. New do }pm 84. 100 . Gt. S. of bat st. 6p. ct lOl 103 . i IL t. 1002 Do , Do 41 per ceGt. — • 108 all GL Do. extern •st Canada 11 Sl ,i 11 i 0., .11a : 204 IS ew — 100 all . Do.ep.c.Bds.par.ls73 Es 90 al 100 all D 0.64 do. do. 1677.6 al 53 . lv 1 I .Indian Branch. LL111;4.1 I id. 4 -. 10 ' 1 Do. New It. 100 Madras truer. 6 Is. Cent l -1 1 C 3 i . it. .100. Do. do. 4j do O5 97 al 100 Do. to. 44 do.— 90 42 I 20 2 • Do. Fifth a:sought! , di. :100 Yell). Corp. 6 per e. 15.1 . 60 all Melt). and Hobson's e G.) 62 1 20 : all N.Bron.&Can.elLA & a) B 2 6 St. .100 N.ll..cdCanAlp.e.lit p.ll. 12 F) . St. 160 Sande. gua. S per vent. 10'2 1, tit 100: Dn. Delhi d ‘ IC) 102 20 . 2 Do. do. do . !is !pm Bt 10) . Do. Pooled° do.. 10•2 103 St. 100 ' D0.16dna5t.1144:40. 05 91 I 91 1 ro _ I 104 • 105 ! lvsq S 1: JoINT SIOCK HA_NKIL 160. I. IFd I CL prices. I dam. 24.003310 u Apse.: SlAstermatie'L 66 127 17.! ! 4./.0001 54./ W. New : Oa p : 2 4 .0001 601 Do. :of wLie.ll363a3LA 25 j 10,000! 50 !Albion 24.0>v too. AttisticaLcstALirerpool, 26 1171 ,36 9 "11 104'50 . 100 Do. New , ! 3, 371 10.000 100 Do. Loses/at CU pm 'lO S 6 413 23 121 100,000 20 A 13341!) Auatrian 1 6 1 14f471 . 1. U,000 60 Angle 1ta1..11 Lionte3l„ 6I Idis par , 22.600 60 Australasia all 7s .2 7.500 40 Do. Nes ..... all • CS t. 12,5.32 L) Bala if itnii;LL...lut.:.u.• 13 , 2 Loom' 10,03/0 25 tank of lt,o .34 6,a0 140 Bank of London i ' 154 1651 9.5,000 20 1133 k of Otto) 5 ! 11 0,•113 15,000 100 Bank of Que. 1:3, ‘1,4 L •20 . 3 2 .11* -- 24.000 40 B/iukolVietur.a.ii.!•: 23 3: 39 • &OA 147 lisnk 34 Wsle. 10,0)6 10 flank of New Len..“ ... J i t 6 7314. 60,0 W Enuilhai.el'ortimet! L II) 1 74,000 637 British ,0 C./la.:Lisa 6 • idle Par ' 44 20.060 f bfitlah N. Allo-0.;:a Ci 45 47 I 0,0.13.1 00 C. hi. 10 tia,St• .Cluu. al it: 35 2.2300 25 i 14.02.11er. of irals,Sz. 311 142 3 .4 ! 10.000 tity - 200.190 1/4 CoL,.nLI 15,00.3 25 ceuL. Vats of It.:: 1.34::. , — tti 2:16,0 0 6 4 ' 7!! , • 6,M' Its! Ccutiusatal. - Kw, lei. 1,0 New 20, M• 50 ltset o Limn 1 21j/t* 71 7 66,005 1C Isstart Ec hanii, Linl 3 43313 +pm! 3- fitoo.! L... ,t. .0.441. . as. , 41,w3 a:el ' .5 I. 1 I1.:7 . . - ,1.010 30 I"."-• Teat !...autt" 104 It 44411 64 tU,ia.• 111 - ,lu4T.Chiusk.l4l c 4 74 ; .r 32 4 .0.04 u ,33 lat 1435,1i/3 1 pun l3 S. don: 29,0k' 100 Isl. New, iss. ..t upa IU— 12,0)0' lOC lon/grim Lioute 2•l 14 I.: 6= 331 6,2.ru Iwo . 155.1•1; L) 1r2;330" - 1 0tt0.w.0.• 20,000 SO Intern,tio:!.lll‘lll •L l5 C 4 114.. (who° 70 Um,' ! 4 11 54 24,01.! os.l Lot, Li 3451 e >:3 - . I 6 1.1.1 .e. 3141 51 14.•1 1 100 Lon. Lank of 4.333!15c,1 L 13 6 4 di. 10,‘:A 14.0 Luisluo - 7 6 1,16 — 44.141 4.1 Iv/1.8.A1 it'd .:.te L 4" 14 16 333. 20.0' 1 2: Dt New, 1-3...: . 3 pin : 1 3 4 1:: 174 7 6,03 4 7 101.1 tan., `:3:C. L. C. 3 1 dl, sv,inv 20 Lon. Cltgank of .tustrl.:, r!I ' 25 16 , 231 50.010 s') L maw, au I 0 utu:3.. • 74 61 71q 5.0" 100 Lot.. H am: , _ .o /n. 43.1- 13 .1 4 di, 13vAss3 OU LoWouJokut 44 6u :71,•.!• - . 3/ 7 ..No• .133. at 'Sepal. , 10.01010'1 Lit a n _Vert:ism L. 9 5 dl3. 5,335) 2 Lo2dena so oh Afru. .71 , 1734 24 0 : .4'la 0 4 . 3 . A ,11 2 pp. 43r ' ..33 • 9S 10 .. • . • - _ 10 , ., I l7: - 7 20,0, 60 lleralatiLe I,acluu. 1. 10 • 2 Idoc 50 1. • New 100 131,2 T , 20 2dis 1. , r• 24..W0 11de II•dlnul ).wk lQla. 2J jai. ear 20,000 100 Naz: .141. !..tap. •, l.l t.: j j 1..4,0 lee N.Pre.of Enolad. 2 • leo. dd. New 12 , . 42f za),004 1).• to • 20,000 N 2 tonal Hand, New.— 16 25,940 20 NO. ,f.P.ltel _.• di , 44 40 66j 40,1400 1u New %Agana ,L 164114,1 • 1 par *pa 50,05.) 20 North M e.kru , S se 446441 56,40 r.. 25 twtental L40.1d Corpora all . 66 Cu 53 t,) 2 ,, ,04/0 10 Provii..2.4l.ktsaf orp. L 5 1 , 114 Ipl9 — 2•4000 lee Proem-. . 23 ad 91 • 37,50 e 20 B.:•lnde,Pcu•!.,e2ll•l9l.L 10 ' 11 11pm 20,00 k) 25 11•oatti Australia I all I 2,5 111 351 10,900 13 *lath Laatero , 1J,940 iou stand. of IL B..lltrico 430 100 110. do. 40,0%1 23 Cutou of Aastra ll a 211 1 35 10.000 10) rtuon of lreldial 1:23.; /2 21 ljals 00.000 60 raw)) of Undo, .. •.• 13 ! 50 58 U~11;1D. Pd I CI. prtuel, O. pekes. I alum nOOl3. bet114800hn.6p.c4.,167816•1 Do. do. 18811100 Can. Oor. 0176...1877-06.,1001 100 102 D 0.6 pwct•Feb..tAng..loo, 904 1014 .... 1..1 Do 6 pent Mar.& 6 ep..100. 99 101 2,214,906 D 0.6 peg u 1 ). 100 1 , 90 92 668,80 e -... DO. 5 per et In.. stock .100 86 92 11 1 10.000 1 .. C 411.60101141088.641174 1001 104 108 • . Do. du. 18604 100. 105 107 .. Do. do. 1810.1 100. 106 106 _1..1 Do. do. 1091 1001 106 119 1 . 0 . 0:009...1Ce8148,N0v.1918, 6p.co. 100: 101 106 sd 250,000 1478, do.. 100! 108 111 sal 7000610, lisarlttne 6per et.. 1873 181.1. 105 107 WACO ... Do. 1878 1001 106 109 200,00 .. Do. 1682 190 i 106 106 ad 165,600 _l7lgal. Gay. 6 per cent... 100 103 005 188,000 New Bruns. Oov. 6 p.ct..100. 91 102 .... .. N.S.Walosov.6p.c.leoti 100; 911 100 ..I Do. sp. c. 1871 to 1876 1001 96 97 • ...• . Do. 58. C. 1811.3 to 1892 100! 96 96 160.000 1.. New Zealand epee cent. 100 103 106 250.000... Nnva Scotts 6p. c., 16'5 100 100 102 74 0 t/ueen6l6nd Gov. 6 p.ct. 100 104 106 .... 1.. B.Anet.Gov.l3p. e. Loads 100. Vic.G0v.6p.c.1en..4.1 'Lb 100, 1... Do. dn. 8 p.c. 1.10 107 106 DEIII.'6TURE STOCK& No. 1 Sh. 1 070066. 1 Pd picas. 409.,0•11 St, Gt. FAtti.4 p.c. Dat.ecsep..lt, 1054316 it. G. Ntbu.. 4 1 1 •••:• 3 • , ... 1 : i'III 110,000 St. G. Watn.—W. •-• r5.,4 • p. ct.. JAB. a: July. [Aut./cll.-Ip, Junk.% P 0 Lon,thigh.4 y.c.J an&11) , OA; N.W.4y.c.ituAlulyloo Do. 8 ip.c..1i0.t./.171100 L&A.W.,ip.c.JtuatJ my 100 Slidland.4p c.JanAJuly. 100 . N. &Mali. K P.& D. 8., O p. ct., Feb. A Aug... 1100 82,01; St. N.Letrp..4p.• .JattAl .11) 1•.51 •• • . 04. 13c0AN.L.40••• %` , .N 0 ."! 1115PCLLAN1.0t8. X 0 14., CoX , :trt:t.-. rd. I CL pnoce. 9 91 •18,000 St. 830,040 tit, 102.52 U St. 512,810 St, 169,780 St. LI 99 W 6 96 96 93 P 6 96 P 34 89 1 96 We 96 ne 10 0 1 - 91 2 26 i 104} I 07! .1 %Ma. 111,000: le 1/1/434-21,E1,419 31lat ,sD • I"i 194 II 20,100 Aninnallan Agrleal... 20 i2O 22 110,000 ! II Australa.llLL .t Irlai t 3 1 'Pm 57,600, 10 IllerlinWatemorta ' L' all . 64 6 83,000 6 i &dabs, Ou lUagted all i 64 6 6.000, 60 :British American Land 40 . 2$ DO 664,7401.1 St. B. &I. flag. TeL IL.I-1109 I 67 St ti.Pl6' 112e.Caroala Company 1 all , 55 70 11 , 0.00 10 ,eauataaaLovatlnv:Lll 11 ldls par 26,000 20 Ceylon el ' 2 ' faa 20,001 P 25 City of Loo m .Prop,L! 3.1 II IWO 20,000 : 60 flay (Mons (Lon.) .. 2 . i 6 • 1 3 2 431 60,900 10 Con utifocsaller.l4 , 3 ! lola par 60,009 60 Coormerciall7nlondea. 6 ' 3i 4lpm 10.000 60 Consolidated Dn... (E), 10 i 3 1 'ln 17,600 20 IContatestal Entissilx 110 par Ipm 40,000 100 , Contrx.ECorporat ton 1. 5 ' 2 1.14 1 120000 23 1C01 1 • 31111 ..Pref. 7 4p.c., all 17 10 xd 100,Uuu. 20 .C. Ifonc.6:1101,. of tug ft 3; 3 1 016 10 0 .009 29 I Do , ^ : 3; 3 11 101 10,000 ISO i Do. of Mauritius (L : 10 i 4 2 Ole 100 . 4,250' Si Crystal Palace luu,xf :I. St. I Do. Prederence 100 WO 112 277,0:01.' SC I Do. 0 p .1. Perp. Del , 100 llO 112 10.000100 !DisconunCorpurstlond 1 170. 3 2lb 80.0.4: 20 ,E. both. D1'144100, Of C i a I 5 2 d4 50,0w 50 1,1.1,41 Va'e 109.000 20 : EgyptlanConiat Trd.(l ! 4 , , 678,9755. SE 11.10,Eric lel,4raph ... ;100 ' 70,00 v. 5 ; tug. and Atm Cappar 1 all ', 26,000 50 'Eagan', F...miguere4l2' 5: 10.000 100 ;ling.ggenttlar.3lmia. tl.l 6 , 75,000 20 i Malarial Corporation. 1 1! C,0,060 llixiordd Diczotunl ,' L) 1 1 20,000. 20 Vorc•l4. Warthog's (L 4 10,00 u. 60 livllAvara (11outed) lO 12600 20 10.Cre.latik Yin.otl/06(1 4 24,0‘.1x, 15 .Den. Steam Navlgatlon 16 20.0), 50 :LI , rar.C.:..lon) LI As.,L,l 1 6 • 100,00 t,; 2,., , Lludouisltar all 150,000 6, ' hap &II cr.Cdt.Aaa. ,1 ,, d1 6 25.0al 21 I talLan Carrylug ,llm. 1 WOW 1 20 !Intermit. Elgan.Sue. (1,1 6 3/0,00 . 20 lateru..t.Laud CredlOL 6 60,000' 2, !Dalian Irrlg. (Can. Cat.; 14 10/4/L'loo 1).,. 6p. c. Ws. r. 107 i all ,•:' o ‘ , .' 25 ;JointStock D4countil 1 m 20.000 00 'Land Securities (Lim ) 6 20,000 26 i Load. African Trading 7 I 30.0(k 21 :L. , 6,l.audialedois.ll.(L, 6 60,040 10 Loo.CountyLsod&B.(L.' 1 . 12,'. 6 'Load.thstrlct Ieleg.(11.)! all 20,000' 60 !Lon& 'loan. Auo. ,L , 15 20,000 10 1 Dn. New : 15 176,1.0. 6 .Loud.O. Orawbus C. :L ~ all 10.400 5.. End . Hallam, 6.c.31=.j 711 6,0041 2) • L ,611.11er. IHrcOuut:L , 6 6.400' 20 ll,r, , t.frovlnciaLMarinel 2 1 2. v.' , 2.• Iladraa 1n s. d: Carat( IS 1 ft,v,.. 22 i 1 , ,). 12,500 10 ;11.10rItIca La.,l,,tc.'L'l 2 1E..", 10 151.410. Ditcu. TeL (L 1 ill 40, , 109 . 59 .111.111rall Ir. n 110r50 5 10,500 14 • Natal Laud A Col. C. L'l 5 Ir),vou 2.. ,National Ins.Eoin. IL. I 6 , IV: , 50 National Fillanclal ,L,. 5 .gpmj lui 1 0014 4 5 OM ti •dm 311411 21_ 56 1;1 171 3ris l 3 31or I 6111sl of EG. t Law t oyas. 11 2 !Dm ey sr9lris 2 8 4 2 as, 5 3as I leas par ; .} pis U }pm, 4 1 tiAls Ufa .pm 141 11 pm 1 11pm , 11 4.,1•11. 6 b dla Idle t a t' I ;La.pm, Par 65 ilmni 65 191 201 1 1 616 Par 201 Ida 1 pm 20,090 23 ;Naterialrrov.ll Orine,L - 11 l N scions! Steam Nay. - L. • 15 NtirladdaCoal L 'L., 6 ; 0.4.00.,2u i Lb. Ncw 2 0 .000 26 L 2 - 1873751. 3.8r1t. A itstralasisn,L ITi• sO.Coi, ; Brit.& Ilercan. . uj 210,00, 2 . .i:,ivaScotiaG.andL. L. ; all 30,000 2 Do. do. 6000 25 ;11C014:1 Marine Instal b 10,000 20 'Orientaleoramn.f.4 L 7 10,009 1,1 .Oriental Finsucial,Llm.. 10 Icti WO 1 Oriental Gas ,Llanaiso,, all 66,000 1 Do. New 60,00 10 OrlentanlandSteazo'L ' 311 25,000 10 sthlAnllnvest 10,000 61 OttolllllllFiglatlClllll 10,,1,0 5 iiati.in.sn Gs. ‘ Litult,l I 5 12,5 A: 10 ,Eianardalt.M.skam.L i; 7 5,60.. i 6 , Do. Jo • all i 27,5• A• 10 I .1% Nov.. 000.13.ul St. •Kelßlv.lar.d.t 511a.CV 100 tl,OlO 50 l'eutsular ;•e at•an, all . 2...001 60 I Do. do. New.; 34 , 17,0 a) 10 .Queitirada L., IL 11.,L 6j, 10,000 50 . !Lamas, Iron I .11 10,000 16 Do. New j ail 6,250 25 Rio J. City 20.750 25 , Dltto dirt. 15.0 m 100 'Royal Mallatesas 20.0, V. St. +cot. Au.,tra Invest. L south, Knialn.,veo. .1 10,-i, 60 S. Atrizan G. dr la. (1 '1 14,15 N 46 South Australian Lau, 2..4),0001. ; I so I lo ; a i lati 5: i I 7111 1 11 ed • par { Y alla 1 9;ls 6 7 46 6; • 1 dli 41 43 b 1 1.3 E 4 29 .'pm —• 8 2.31 ▪ 110) 8 9 25 26 t Li p ' 90 tt 182 ! 94; 129 12.3 • 2i 11466 21 ficlos 49 81 39 $ •S 55 - sa Sram.l.-Ine I elegrapb 1 In. Scrip .7.!0 ,, 2J fel. Con slrue...v Al.:: U. • .`i• • I livf•e) 111. 10 .11.ast,.:AseuqoLAus.L 2) I L.. to. of 1.. Cana 6 Valki K. Telef... Co• .2. t.. lltaitte 1. I ; . . I 1 Cqdla af f.pai 7 1 1 pm I).r ivm 5 1 1 1 al* 1 pas 51 lc a I. ILlis par 031 . • SO 0. v 0 '55 1.. lu PR EF KU:Nit SHARES. Croat Eastern. Eastern Counties Extensirm No. 2, 105. Greet Western. orizi..al irredeemable 4 per cent, Me. Greet Western, South Wales, goarauteed 4j per cent, 98. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. - - Antwerp and Rotterd.m, 10 91. flitch 11heuish (.4. South Austrian am; Lombardo•Veaetian, Wen F landln, : cd. PROVI.VOIAL SHARE MARKETS, LIVER!. L. N. t. 21.-I .ale, t 0,1.0 were at follows:- Cale 132' -I; rt.3t hastern. 6, 4 9-Great weitera, 7:11- omat tt r 1.1 , Jtford,..9l -Limy:44lore :or! Yurkshlre, 1153 -L it , tl..‘trni, 1•11 , I ! - 11.en••••etter, s1erti••1•1. an•l Lincolnshire, 6436 M-Ilidiatid, tertrlck t•ti•ltri ttuck, 1194 1G 151! }-Ditto, Turk. 1 a t r,a •: 1 -Lund,./1 ant a4l nt lit 4•tper cont. pr. f. C.127-Prridon and 44 ) re Nu 1, 42 --it.11:419 :tad 1.1041: Ilitrua, a 7.10-lir.ual Trunk .d • Atm •. lt -11.1:t.• p-1 • tat. 4t.. efm e ; 114, I:ll,•nish. 9 p.-Great Luzenthourg t! ti. !••--t unfederste Lon rd f 11 2 f -Lir erp. llt 3, a- a Hank I.linetru I: and P•wei.ri tinnte I'. at &Pt l p -I.l.lrir• 11 tree Littiated .14 p.-I verpunl and London an., t4i.d, Id:, 1110 p. -31-rittinalusurancu Unit, ..• '1 .nu. Lit3lo. I . Ili - ;1, -T:..m • ~:Jq.:- . el. Marine Limited , p. -I'nfon Nlarim :Amite f . : • ! 4 - , terf...l I utr.l IL&S, nteani at. II: . •i '1....P. a le StC.lll:,t•ta--Wtst ludl and Pad steam. 14 f p. SIAN . klitarl It. .t.•%. 21.-A very wont Idnduesa Sal done bat at r..ihrra udt r pr .4. Or:at LA 4'4-Lirt.st LlIttLY- I. I', td - .11•1 I . .1 Cana 4., 21 1 it ! I e—Ditto 4th Pr, • ..,1!-•ir, t. CI! •t ft 7- .;eneral crmilt, p. -111 I-.. .. . ....I-'.t •Ita Idn,9 1 ./11.1 C., p.- Lan- t.h:ro and 1 •-ra,. l .e. I ; ; - .11,4,n ny..l No; (II Wa•! % : t 4-slariehester. nhetfleld. and Lln••• • ; I - Nit trupr:inta, 121.-114itirana. 29, - 1,41-.••4 tit 1tr.•1...h, L t derit. i c k., 11a 4 r I 1: t,tan,. ai .1 -Ihanies and Ilersey llartne ft, ir •• .. • ••1•t ' 1.. p -. 1 .711t0, it ti. 14,11; 14-t•9-fe.ler.ce. I.• • 1 ! -N• tt r at. 1 • t 8a1.4, It p.-Ittterratitmal, a 14,1. TI•E E rEvN —The mtc!ies of herrings o I •11., of late Levis boeu on a very large In two dace 1.54 , or 21,:110,000 fish were Great Yarmouth. Fri-es have renge.l from 4*. to 11'. ter averagi..g *boot 9/. per last. A I.,aest,ft i:• a.is states ti.st the boats conateted with that 1.c.:! have b.• t prose • lting the herring voyage anc:es ii.:lr. -no die 'Ant week •...411 lasts of fish wee^ 1 taleil a- i,oweeoft. Detaiis ineh as these give us a g!ii:. es of the enormius food resnurees of the great deep. 'A V. - Ista' tu..—lt 1, stated that a station•tnaeter of the pat,- etatl. ui of the North•Eastere Mahar. &IA 1 ritliela leench r.alway 1.. y a , Lleulv found biat.elf In p sa< ..i.l6 . 1 f• uu. of 15,030!. to 29,01e.11., left by a rich relative. —E •il r, -• . F.) excitiito• fun': race between Sergesht Smith. 'VA,' Regiment, and l'rirate Wheatley, 2od battalion Uremwder I.; oasis, mum oil on the Faroborough road, Aidershott, yeate.ida:i, the match being for 214 aside, Smith havir.; two v, start the mark. Smith has lately won for hini.elf diatioctioo of "champion of AldershottCamp." Attor several ineffectual attempts a start was at length effected. Both men ran well, but Wheatley's superiority was soon manifested. At 15 yards from tbo winning post ho threw up his arum, as showing he was winning ; Smith put on a spurt, but the guardsman kept easily on, and won by about a yard. The betting had been in favour of the) sergeant, and many seemed disap pointed at the result. Abaut 3.0J0 military and civilian spo:tatms were present, Img • large number of officers. Ser,riot Smith took ::is defeat in very good style. His friends, however, cmoplais of the start made, and say that the guardsman gained an un.lue advantage by the pistol only snapping, and Smith, not at first heeding this, but " feeling" Wheatley start, almost iavoltuttarily did so I) r[. I Sb. I 20.045.0 r R. Eastaoci Wed 1n Us . 100 lid LlB 12.050 10 o..eurrrlFl.,lo.ooo,ck' I 1 ... 2.070,110 St. ' lss.lot..tst.Katbstlit 10.1 70 72 160,500 St. iiouth4a.ptou 109 200.900 St ,V05..,1 LOW. SO I Do. Now 105 107 90 05 DANCING-LANI.-(T1118 DAY:) Sucan.—The market bas opei;ed quietly and wi th out important sales by private contract. The parcels to be offered in public sale are extensive. Refined— Prices of all descriptions are rather lower ; common brown lumps are offering at 4-is. The stock of raw auger at this port amounts to 114,003 tour, against MAP , / Ica • .ast year. Currie.—There is a firm but not active market at last weed's currency. The public sale, of Ceylon are procelding steadily. TEA continues quiet. itun.—The sales u• limited to 20 puncheons of Surinam at ls. tiid. • ti.o market continues barmy sap; lied with common SALTITTRE.—No sales reported. face.—For white d very arm pricer are offered. Soft grain descriptions dull of bale. Comm eras sold at an advice-. of 1.1. per Ic.; higher prices being demanded his cLecked business. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is ate My. .I.Jun tailor is T.toted ilr. 13. net elsb ; Petersburg on the snot 41s. 9d. . • all the year. 41s. 91.; J *buret* Yuck , , 425. 9d.; March, 435. 9d.; April to J une, 4;:s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Eastou report trade firm at tue fol lowing Ores :—Prinn, meadow Lir:, to 1U i. ; c:over, to 12.;,; straw, 25% to 3'.h. Logi, liottdiroN AND M. ri•RAE: —S-me seventeen years a; Lori Houghton wits eLe•clird, with the addition r! playful caricature, rind of mot or two toucl.es inco..sidebt wish the whole, whir': t..e t.etter feelings of the 14411 of s ,enins who wrote tint fit,tii will probably hove long rliCed led lima to regret. in Mr. Disraeies "Taucrod, - Ito :yr the c a me of " dlr.Varasatir." Thu fodowing aeur..i.c, • Ire a sli;htiv, .srre.l recognition of qualities e.lt h in the interval have Interwar widely known :—" Mr. V.,181,10.3T was a social favourite; a poet, and a real poet, tpri:o a troubadour, es wall 4.i 4 menihsr of parliament, trays:MS, sweetdempored, land good.hsart , ...l; very amusing, and very clever. With cat'..olic sytaputhiee and an eclectic turn of blind, Mr. Vevaw'u saw tom-Al - Avg good I'. everybody and everything. which is certainly atingle, and pert sps just, diet disqualifies a then some de a rs.) or the begins.. of Ids, which requitor for its Con fleet oertsta degree of prejdice. Vavasout'A break fau were ire .aued. W Latever your creed, class, or count ry —one might airiest sold, your character—you were we! ~ m e guest at his ruatutinal meal, provided you were celebrated. That trialification, however, was rigidly ec. firmed. individuals met at his hospitable bore who had never met before. but who for yeast. had been cherishing iu solitude mutual .letc.tation with all the irritable en. argeratiou the literary chara cter. He prided himself on figuring*. the social medium by which rivet reputations became acquainted, and paid each other in Ms parson the cotol.liroeuts which veiled their ineffable disgust. A reel philosopher. &hay from his genial iltsiroaition rut from the influence of his rich and various tofu cation, Vavissour moved amid the strife atinpatbismg with cver)obe perhaps, after all, the philanthropy, which was his boast, was not untitged by a dash of humour, of which rare and rh.arthfog quality be portrayed no mootsideraLle portion. Vavasour heed to know everybody who wash...an, and to see everything which ongbt to he seen. His life was a gyration of energetic curiosity, au insatiable whir: of social celebrity. There was ~a a congregation of sages and 'obi losophers Many put rf Europe which he did not attend u &brother. As for his ac q uaintances. Le ore. Tre!sorned in every lana—bie universal sympathies sectbsd omnipotent. Emperor and king, jatrobiti and carhonari. alike clseristed him. He was the steward of Polish balls, and the vie' ditsitor of Ruasian humanity ; he dined with Louis Philippe and gave dinners to Louis Blanc. —/ff , tcriaores lifeengane fur November. Pitemmioft.—lt iY estilcated that 30,000!. worth of pilchards Lave hers c.u.it cif St. Ives this myna. Some form of public thiinkagivom tit! shortly bn observed at this aad other Conish fishing statioop. • SANDWICH IsLANDS.••••-RVBNIAN Ait AR N EMMELS AT Hosot.cLu.—Three Russian war vessels arrayed at llosolulty August %, These were the corvette Bogatire, 13 guns, bearing the flag of Adam,' Eago.loaroft. who supereedva Poruf, lately in oonurtatal of the Pacific station ; the corvette Cslavala, 13 gun., Cart. Guerk.e ; she dip per corvette, Abreck, 2 poi, Atlecrtior. li.. T It 1 1 .#AI • I, r fW l I I.