The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1858. _ LAW INTILLI GUM,. • Mr. Bagley said he was net netruted to Oppose say SHARE LIS2S.-7HIB DAY. Motion for ail' R The fact that the trial of Mr. -...- 4 ,- (THIS DAT.) Brown mid oriedineton had rtempied the Central Criminal Court thirteen days suggested a vain expenditure of Two a'CUont. -...- time and money ; and se far as the latter was tioacerned It R 55 The railway share market to-day is firm, and In COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. aims impossible that Mr. Brown , ln his present position, could several instances higher prices have been 'ato mic that expires. He, teetalel Y trneted that sbushed. London and North Western, Manchester and swaps at Nisi Prins in lliddlmee.-(Bellore Mr. Justice the time of the court and the public might be saved, sad Wales sad a Commas Joey.) that, above all things, Mr. No w a might be am p Sheffield and Great Northern stoat have risen e per ulna v. DiLDODT-ILLTD.LORDISMIn CUL from whit in Ida one would be • denial of cent. upon the annonnoemet of . pemos . bstree .u n there justice, because, her his premed golden to many companies. Great Northern A NOOK - 1 rest The was as action brought to recover • quantity of boas,- .. 96. York and North bad montage, mid a sage of mosey, under the extraordinary m a tters . " was " (fl y Im = his him de °l6t demand, and has risen to receive from the august timely Intimation cif the eager Kr. Lash and Mr. l',aroe appeared for the plaintiff, and to 75 ; d ia ho n w .o ev n er, is heavy, and fear declined to MI London and North Western stock is now yr. Temple for the defends. [. which it warn intended to poems at the nut meeting. It was stated that the plaintiff, Patrick Rowan, had best The sitting was then adjourned by molest tuna the 7th of quoted 93 to t ; Greet Western, 631 to t . , , London for thirty-tour years in the employ of Marrs. Yates sad January • a and South Wasters , 93 to i ; ncsaktre Midland, 98/ tut STl•ifiur, PAUL • , 240 DATIL and Yorkshire, 931 to i i Walton, as • hopipremer, a t a ea t er y o f a b out • guinea a IN Mr. Lawrence, ea behalf of the OAOICASOI in lids won' 2 week. Be married his present wife in 1838, sad for smudgier known temeppied . to the court to as a a to -,, ; Beath Euterpe 22 1, " sellers ;" Caledonian, they lived in tarnished lodging.. By insane, however,of their und-r t h e sep arate Mats of ilinban. The joint industry and taring they, in the course of limo, became doingf; against that - mate , mb d b . mow ,87to 1 ; Berwick, 921 to 93; Manche•ter aid . Sheffield, 371 to i ; and Great Northern, 108 to t. "sseed or some furniture, and let out furnished lodgings. At the beginning of tut year the pl a inti ff was , and there was • Wean available for dividend of French shares are steady. Paris and Lyons '''' 11 0001. which would at lent give • dividend of Is. in the are quoted 35 to 3, and Northern 40 to 1. ' wait ''' . worth abmt 701 " and them wee in tr7i7etL Y Do . d. ' Under the joint i whip teak 371. lc 4d. deposited in the same of hie wilt. sum • an, hand ro justify tbs .. .. w t. ( ' bb•r• oy ww•edi act a lu flicimat Lombardo Venetian are dull, at 4 3 to 3 prom. , la the month of April, 1866, the plainUlf was - ---- - '"•••-• --'-•-• - doing. and the new shares at 21 to 21 prem. Urea send with parlays* and was placed in fk. Western of Canada shares remain flat, at yetfurday's lmitootoesises Hospital, where be remained fur three THE POLICE COURTS. redaction. maim. He wee sent afterwards to the Infirmary omoname MAK= AND MOONS et Meru* and he came ba,:k in • little while apparently (THIS DAT.) entirety raiment to health. His dine returned, sad be i mem am I e a t. I I 1 'maw. a no woe placed in the infirmary of St. Luke's workhouse. Whilst -.--- \ N. iaralreta he was there Ws furniture was removed to the boon of • MANSION-ROUSH. It Ile Anees.fiet.theßellete- el it ut eh lana,ele.alleeerTelles 51 'I friend named Batas. The plaintiff remained in the workhouse ,Tame, Skipper, who bed hem pothey at the Omen Dragon aa4 = l l . te mi this....Jsae. U s fi e several months, condo(' out however once a week and spending pabito-hrium, in Hafacreb•agest., was charged with having s a t. W Sundays with his wife. He went as tonal on • Sunday meat violently sessalted the Wetter of the house, and with 1111 fa mhothath two itg e • - ... " .. - .. --- s lit IT is April to see his win, but oould find neuter her nor hie having broken several pesos of glees on being expostulated ft, fa Q.1..y '7 sr MI De 21 brottunt. It turned out afterward. the had &Wed and wall. Dl' p e ws me a l . cirsall= ft u sakes sway all the furniture; and it was understood that she Hire. Vann sold the Misdeal had been but a few days la , aaaa ", 4 11 tf bed scantly married the de/cadent, who was a writte or in her service whoa she found that he had kept the change pso p i p, A 1 a 17:Teif ... e. clerk In as office is Bell-yard, On inquiry at the eavinp to which ese el bee elietoutere was =tided. She aecordingrly le el De. 131 eras Mat le iii• 7 I beak it turned out that the mutiny at the mring's bank had dismissed him the mast be res detected in committing r. : 0 1l 11.8• pacer ll:ll ben twasterred to the defendant's name. the otemoo. Yesterday however he returned to the house, s i , pa p aw a w t 5 .. 6 ....._ tu IN JesOr The plaintiff was called, end he proved the above stater and addressed bee la the nod needing meaner, end la Lee gum ...-- lll flit 1 The upon being reproached with having aged each league', f, t; It' IbmeiVelee• 0 - ; " ' 1 •• 9 la erne-examinstiret be admitoid that in 182 d, he was smear her In ilie tau. The police were Plied, sad la the ;CZ ow ssa . I II 14 sierried to Biddy illOrasott. and • taw year. after hie mar- meendoe be Woke nee yeses of glean altar whin he rem M. ler ON rigs with Canaries garter, his pawn wife, a person w wee wool off. bat an permilled to amps, although his wawa Kee * 16 US Immo inlc 4 Is " Clark woe et ha boar Wounds bad a quarrel with him, was Noel violist. iii. end Clerk wad thaa Cadman Scott wee sot witoese's Tese pitmen said the dirket had snuck and kicked to t= t ; eent7.7 n ti l l l nide kg hie use odo was bend. The bet time memo nom when they to tried do thak day by taking him into et 111 to oral Noniron ••••• -.- hi 77 4 sta °P7 a l l st. i hewn omegas* with hie pawn wile he told bar how ha woody. wWs g: t' Ul U 3 VON emsiiirk cad she knew it very well. nil tisismbed said that his mins= ought to have eves se err os. sesuent Wea i Mt 104 Me. Tft•-Wibm did she ham f him • wok's aisles before she dislargod him, and that he im is a t "teir• ---- 111 an Milli Winsee-hr hew • morn* own He was livisc objected to the prudes at *spas mpg the home a& a very i t Z .......• .111 p 17 0 with bus II re years beim he nerrial him Whoa he marl* hue hour. 141 De. TWO_ ~.. . - Csiberise Scott he did am he se thee Biddy leDerseett wee The Lord Ma rte As esteplheiseisd with pest 11 it De. nee TUFO ....- 10t 91 Pt th. IN imonemese Twain. 044 to sin, asr did be Wow that she wee deed except whew Mr. propriety in at ones &diming W i de lwiew, to Ms . I/ 1 ,. ,p. laz i: I et Osanar bed NM Wm. bald that he bad beta maw isassft, oil antoned die - 1 / Da, Ms 0 11 1 N. • i lb. Temple-We mast haw what ha told yea. talks to pay a fin of 405., or implennent bus eht weeks, 1 .... De. Not Dient_DNl!! 7. 0 WWww-Conarlas teeter was aware lie wee • awn* for breaking the windows, end to pay • fertber den of b., or In ZI rA D V . °I 2I I% 111 1 " 1 " ma but be maid sot keep her off. (Laughter.) Soo tad impionmeat fur • week, low the wood. CAW . - "C lr pu ll it i l it Is a iittittelia.. 6l.li ist 111 a 3 i ltd keep her wile fa the workimom nor dud sae toll him wiersaiitems. net she pops* *merry 011hady, Winne fed iss child i s! ' 1: °waist= w eweet. Al WI dn sarTALITY WV • owns= OVAILD. loyeasketian dent. The tiny nil they bed me/ ea WWI "...egad... o e Inommenn. lee inenn o pc t h e 0,..,11, it. IN thwelioNeLdi Lbreolart Ildi VI eh 32 i one. Hs hod hewn it ap Awe it was In months old. I i csosths, as aims " wok the tom ., anemia wawa, . hit Wienseenms had bra beft him by • ledger. (Unbar 1_ _ to 64. t0e or me im • wawa, 70 yaws tr einds4le a. lie M e dd lilrin;rifeiVr SO Ti - - 11"8111.14-11° Wally hued Ina Mid / M° Diem° Robert Papa, a Otrils4ene, alli-At • querter * _ o mit ith,_thAfethith I Iv° °Nen& 1M°6° C k1°9 1 6 11 11 %. 4 . 181 " 1 " - t a 14°1176)-614 te 7 Let night I was la Os TedilloMemi. Primer and I t ; a -. •- ' 1 . 1 ia he Land Mil with , SIMI west to hers wort. two others won them Ala man b e awl prenittlyen a ' ii *ow ts_ - Whoa be cane hone to disuse abe we gems sod be arm 014 paamai d, t s h it m i l d p i e..., l et bete •to WS 311=W •• NAND, few bar fri_!L aim haw whom she had pas to. Of 01 ma lies rw • Nog. fibs look with tin 214 9199 Pr t ""r a se ll' ' IN et Liam moon beim. fa I do bens crier " Ws ' wisli•••• std I° ‘ 7 " admill"l b,-- without the slighteet presteseties Wan her_ was the chine fta taw nose setter , _. IN /11 deloadiars counsel shot the diet to the furniture. mad keened her down. abo u t uand be klisksd her, than E. 5 IleZe. ' MOH" 0 . .. Ur. Towle end that tin pinata Weed al having ben en pat haa aa the „ its eta tat He mid .If I hod • knife Run c si ZLp.„. 4 4 k .. rn is len i ...,. I.6"" ri i ,., "Tia g ....." ",,,......., " "Z' ...., ansiim a...' .."-kw. ... 4 ,_ 14 en her - him sa. rye shower* a baba aortae s t 41.11.1Lrai It 1 4 et. es ---.--- ' who - -------. ---. than We Was Omer He thee followed her ma aid Eft armee ..- *At MI _ 46 Catharine Soots, however, ins a want wlie wend herd „ me bar &amid& mow „ tot ow , u talt araa is t , II N Da Yam ....- Its 1 0$ ly i eed sand at ow tan se smote as KW. It woe win hat sad obsoling the we la wink be lased i I staille iva a .7 . mazy 'bat the tarot:ars new ia queens had Imo penbased. =t e nt ik . ....,,,,....... & um Etatatta is WI Ora aI. li ii = i te It li ll* (Mindy was thee tolled, tad and she woe rented mods the il i.„,.. ww i k e r;; Na , - ; - 4 7,, hi b ah& ithe i t t it e tit Zwilitiketille --- iii 11 di i the Milemiast to October lest yew. lie had married the • off e w e wen pilaff la ma. Whoa a. worried the ale did '1.7 " ' 1", ' ad she psi it lir back II °67 E mit 'I L I°. oemeg, wen a wee, V * Mt Him the prentatrix, 70 yews of we e nid-I sell Ile 5 ...., ----.• t6er an dam net he wee • mare* arse nee yens loose -- sad soars. I west Into the termites Ire eesaist hy r i. ,„.... ----- G edimenrie she heard the awl Gin wand, sad ...... myself. I send him to boy • ice. He Week me down, a t . Se Ph 12 II ash sail 113 $ Plmwafr • • 1,11 1 I• 11 11 18 11111 ". '-''• Weed es swan me with hi Am sworn Sees hit me with ene seen begged Whim in in the truth whe th er he bad • wile them hie hat. awd haw " lee down with a such. et. se somminse li e gla _.---. 41 ei 46 a userssa 4 5 Me Ind "alid k° bad ' Re Wig" Ml6° I° by, wish ad ". and Mr. Paynesr-Tlie whams Pagan mid samething about it Oa she did. She by washing sad atantsys eared some wary, new beer, what was tilt f es lee Sewn =11...... ...... in In lagYrbag pasha lee Ll"l °',., ,thurl hr., ...... 11. aid e. ",a,, heap au Illa aeet , werk , Prosecatrix-Be mil !maid not want to buy • song, bat m o. De, eumb..... y 11 ...... 16 . ..„,... Ti TI V I 41 ' --- pat -- '-'-' - - " - w - --- -' weld I drink. Lint put the pet to my lips, and Uses be Fe S ---•- o." ---- 4 - - - amesquare of the plainti ff kavisg food ewe of kw smog swnd me .. I have dim w it. Man lissusi. - Wolinstaii7ii: 1 il . sod taken it away. He bed threelmed *sr that he wound wad.; rid she woo w ady dratk, sad pat the maw . n a s, ewes... sa c osseneen.. at Ni U wen her to owe, for ke would Ind the mosey sad 105 ,......,,,._. thee „,,h Mr. p .za „, , taa pasatatri „ st f Dive NY UN. .- - .0.. IA Taff dam. M 172 woad it. She deposited, unknown to bits, 421. ta the ' 4 .'177. ...,_,F...... .....? IL 1111 Vale of lath. Crpylegate beak, and in indfl BM tranaterred tOl. ft . ..4, i x... 4 „ n „,, l ' a ;"„ up „b ar. I „a y j ut pat hi N e it waartme ern Unewlek.. ... ef it to the Fiebszy Sevaigs'-beadt. The pines* ana , atp ups. si sa Wm Owner &- as es W. In p, ... ‘... 21.11 ' 7L,Lk.f.aLizim"___S: r had . awa ,y elime ; .. „, he L neww „..,_ llle, r-- Mr. Payotor-Did you take up • quart pot to strike him P eme pe.• nos Nolo. et s s 6 - ---- --- --- -- - -"-.. - - ...'" .7. I' trix-I did not. I had not time to do so before be • ell 94 . a Med. 0 2111 • 31 1 e Time bad bees wary deposited in their joist nesse, bus „ rat Usa Wealloaisa ..........- ie. -- lbst was the deindeare wireasy. The pinatigs seesaw Mr. Paystter-Did you not fell down, when outside the -.-. W allowed her 10e. a week dares his diem. Why* ratbo.a .„ , throgeb &ink ? PILIMININCIII MUM • west in" °ls warlaaass was that e__l" bed ksmk _ e , Me- ,,,,. Prai se-I did ter. Ise fell till he struck me AL IPi f ansawairs. I Mew see 1 eite _•olPeineed lei t _ff• 77 ", II died, ad ....."'"77,2""..„ ens d doers with the stick. e. gap. _155 1 05 ''... k li f w ar "1 4 he 'Teo ag ain, he sa d 47:d would Mr. Poynter- h tes yea left the house did you come hi 1 . 5 4 6, 17 Li P rsl th. workhouse. He aeon got dlasatitied with no work- ffiriptan.,,,,,,,wa sbsa ... 4 did tot s the hoar iota. .1 . 1:• ` se t at pit tins Assina. 4 4e. e 2 II and Winn " ndd him be sli g ht have the I rv ? " ' He Mr. Payout-WM you swear he took hie belt o ff ? SL HO De. B el P.... 112 said they were no use without her. She replied, • lie yes p reeetwik _i w ill . H e k e it is eg , oa t armor ma with N. 14$ I. Orestiesnm.sienaleu Ile 114$ will serer have mein , after the meaner you have treated ...., it directly after be bed kicked me. et. 100 De. de. lie. U 114 el De. Saw sp. Otis. Ilk- II 111 a. ' " He Ile " °I" she ha.' worked kw she kwma ". -- Mr. Paynter-Did you abase Wm Is any way. Did yes St ail Inisiwin ears, 4 ear II 44 might have it. Stu had bete acquainted with the defendant ea a .... bad ....? ere 10 IL thamitere. 2 PIO clifts• = Woos childhood. Pen el the furniture .he !sadiron before the i .,......,. -I did oat. I maw add one word toper- Sc i I: Som. agile, erm an. ll4. 4 oert -. 0 is, monied the defendant. Ho wished her to sell it all, sad not ~;,„,- , ,i 7 t e- 7 - -- N 101 Oreaefteefteire,2Piretat take say of it to his hose, Ina she Seth it would an fetch ""F - -He wite &meth* hia belt all the evening. M. lee Data ta wid. map. &pp g' US 114 fienh, end she took with her about 71. worth. e neweteatieed _ itho had hoed with the. plaintiff a year token Prosecutriz-I must have Gera i. murdered had nut Fagan i : t i t Da. ps ' r 10 w ...i .... •••• m 00 , 4 7 my pot, and sent for the po toe. le di Orenstfastst e a 101 111 sod • half before she married him. The plaintiff bed Dow •aa St. W mu.w pennon from his late employer, of se. a week, and the pin- T he _ ia ._ _ ma . ,i n . g certinoste was pa . 10 eenliseroidlasime. - •- ' " Weetuainoter Hospital, 8 p.m., Nov. 20„ m. d‘ r a • i Daiwa ee.teetw. thialth eteite. LP •I Cs.S.SI ti. male 111. ..._ al1"4 , freth v w f m , 1 .." .2 2,........ a m5t It ' " This is to certify that Mary Mahe is air outepatieat, and et tee Ds rem. 4 ei. a W -i th. ..- o.y rs .- Yates , •••••• widow ••• Mr. Yee ., '''''''' "'`""•• Is et this time afflicted with • punctured wound on the hard, Pi is pa Seeten. 4 71 tar • di IN. • Severe abrasion of the right ar m, end • 2401 welled of the ,a i o D a , ile cotimr te lest. ghe p.• ISt ill John Odoody, the defendant, rid-He had reeefeed a* bad ,. "P. K. ADAM. ilonie Surgeon. he t o en. ps. po. il p. . le put of the money drown out of the wings' bank by his .. To the Magistrate, Westminster police-court." et. tie Do. Wreath& OM. Eltook 72 4 wife. The money now there was his own. He wee se Wiliiam Messenger, waiter at the Cock, nird-Algergetber VII k 1 • 402 $ Imo aol. 1,1 11 Ss tie. ..-.• 5 el engrossing eh " in th" Enrolmen t -effice, and had hem en bus primer end two coromdes had sir pots of beer. Prisoner se :10 11 LW 4e. M Hi HI twenty-four years. The upload Talus of toe taniltunl ..... was dancing shout before the old women come* and hit two en lee lemeTertwafest wan. lei MI keeed __,_., ht ~.,hetne_,,_hy hie wile iee 61,, or 71. I t ''....... girls with his ace across the face. He also hit the men who 111 - as 1 . 4142881 L 60884 0.‘". 1 - leg Ise. Bre Gls 0 per et. .. """' ''' •”" not to bring "me any " "'" wee tumbling. The old woman came in and asked him :c i i ir bzi iup De. es 4 pptelilfat ..= furniture. He married his wife without knowing that abs a t e aff.w.Oor ea{ c. US 211 ; after she had drank with him he had any men " in the Seveigs' Bank. H. emu. knew it scat. bar down. She said " I'll pick you out on ponds N 5 „....„,........,...111fted‘ U. 211 until the claim wee made in this action. iioelle. rte -. ..• !tin = .= toe-morrow which he amok her ei a a Two o th er witnesses pr•ived that on two " 7 " 1 " down again. in iCn r a ked her in the nee. and no = ww =alp.iii. 13u La 121 Ottesione, after the plaintiff bad gone into the wo,rk i I om after wards in the back. I then went to her and said, . For I : as es beg " , b• mid that hia wife ought hove the fur- Gore sake get away or bell murder yon." He said, •slf i. at t a ftr a nem Ise. Meet - - nom end sell h. It am hers, and 13. would not von interfere I'II jump your - gale out." I saw him take a. De. thee ftr. 1 LI,. a 141 10 tete it/n'm her. He vend that 0b... thew that ho beat • wits h is hen o r „ tett hit her , end 6 asked his °tiered. fora et, lea Ds.% user en M. See Is 3 lee UR es Dalatenintown Ma 46 Id Ple WI" fie m anti that she nmd " him mere her. i t knife sod threatened to cut her - old bead off. sea did ice i t l oa s ee . iiiiimoa.wo . ta leagii.) Another wilier, also said that he had heard ,_,_ take up a quart pot to him. She could not have dope so Mia., e ua m aa m inglish ut ill pianist admit that be had a arif, ghee at the time of me became there wm only one quart pot as the table, and that •MI /Wee Dna. 411 2 .44. 11, 919 soma oaten% Two of the witarnee ware bro th ers of the wee full o f h et ,. eit. Men .. . IN 11. lie. raw Oin..l . pit'iti e• - seend alai. Mr. Pouter-Are you sure she did not provoke him at ell. t err ar, api._•.,..4.... e r n, is ma His lordship Gummed op and left it to the jury to Nay mri tt ,...-Na a t a• s h e men o, mid a ti.',l pion lone oat lit a as. is. • • ISc Wis whether thew dance should lie in favour of the pliinuff ma .. ka .... p .a. mma morning. ri g I Er, .....af.f.:l' l -...r.. or tho defendant. I newctor Homphreysend -T here were other withered, bat se wi Ihrth If i a The jury returned • verdict for the plalatiff for 101. for they are not here this moreinc. si. lee 01.wee.aireasealOtes 11 $ 111 brains*, mid 301. La respect of the money In we bank. . ... - Polusomastable John Barnett, said-She was covered t Il e d ft lad=the ••• - • w ia with blood. I thought the woman had been drinking, bat et a ~, p ee e. = - COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. the MVOS at the hospital says she had not. Prisoner mid 2 . 12 1... or . rmi. - zi she called him some name. He had hie belt on. St. Ft . ' Dail earessnselll*. - ee MANCRYONT f. WAIICIIIIONT. Fagan-He put it on when he heard the constable was se aa Owe Dawes glad *v us IS Las al3 l lbettleil Are.ehall .11 IS Mr C. Crammedi oho Judge Ordinary) summed up in this eem , rho ie r reeote . hie _p timet .... dmmk. et. tee D . IS per 01116. IN NI ID. 1 Da Sart 44 nreset IN isi preammul toss, sad the Puy retired at a quarter to one m t. p.„......adid the " cu .!, t e n t s hi m it I rma ii „ . yea 0 ... - s Wank to etemider their verdict. They were still deliberating roan spooking caan w. gain, men - whoa ear report lit. The poor emome, who was is a very limbic condition, ... n a ll ir ei ga 12119 • 9 P• 990926 - int m conveyed to the hospital seen. IS A De. cl i t i"b rire. lIN Ni rata ifetorter4llUnseseres.e. to • COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comainairoser Evans.) EMBEZZLEXTST DT THE StailiTallT OF A TEAM IS RI JAMES Wl:nit UNION.WIIIIIIrD Lid, a well-dressed mesa, and the llOlllllOll 0111.14111SIONS The toakropt was a builder, of Great Corenbetreet. He secretary of the Liverpool Coopere' Association, wan brought es iPt I human I inmate mow I tem paned his esoodassam • few weeks ago, erehject to some up yesterday (Monday) at the Liverpool police-coon, ep as aregov.j= i tzta. :. : • ad lasednes of imi , out Mew woe iotn at the certificate meet- charged with obtaining money to tbe emceed of 881. His. 12. g 119111•01....• • ... ..... ig. Hi linolitin are shout 6(001. • sees batmen 2,00 0 1. from tha societies in Newcastle and Burtou•on-Treet, seder 5Z n, o r piamoiosa sad 3,0001. TIM was the mei litodia ONethig. WOO pretence,. Lind had remmeatial that la Liverpool in en Dm ems memo. . ..... -. Mr. Lamina, for the bestir:lot, mild that at the lest there were' 7 coopers mit of work, whereas at that dose them 4 all 11l terowelee•Cpmessa • • „IN meeting • peteNite bed hen rated ae tow to t . of 2,0001, wore not more than 12 or It. The are was remanded for as ad .... '...7,„.• ?a.m. l e bt il l given by the beaskenge to a young lady named Riehardaa in the production of evidence from Borten-os-Trent and New- ho sa lireweed difaiiii mesa - : 18.56 , sad it se=ers lispirtaist to impure whether, at the Mille. N all lime ad mime pm a le en i.e. 3 per eel._ - -". II 111 Wino( ineking that gift, the bankrupt wait solvent. Antiol• CHANGE IN TB s WEATuIa.-Since our last there to se X et nesse 3 that • that objection would now be tthen, the baskrupt h i , t om a mmie k,,b4 a am ide i ii the ereseher, up to Them. 11 1 ft 1 ,„,,„,.. tr - thicirmind his aecountani, Mr. Kato, to prepares Nateenent New U 1.31 day len very cold whets eautinued, and shorn frau , Prevailed- 2 2 rigl i iiiie o,776l6 " 7 • of affairs for the la 'unary, 136. 5 . which statermat showed On ' b a t d a y , b ow , , a a mp s . &map took pins, the wind le al oft pee_ pc ow ••• HI 111 this he bad thee a surplua of 16,0001. in his favour. The witte d e i tat to Routh and ~,,,,,,h.w eti the temperature me 4 eli Wool wean i MOM • - rnisigmes required time to test that amount, which was per- mot* to a ox i ip art hi a bloat, and a "take thaw Ne 12 gi se F N lli airmail! pun FA 110 holly reasonable ; the bankrupt, therefore, had tut objectim b b G en tl e m i n also fell, but epees shortly gave way gs eg Aces. nesemei ea to as adjournment. to more copious shower. which ranee or lees continued Mr. Loyd (Fold end 1 . 10 7 d) appeared for the thennella till &moiety. Them changes have been bailed with 0060/111AL 410•11iNIIIINT 11110011,1111. An adjoarameat was takes uutil the 23rd of December. war delight in all parts of this district, the drought t _ ..... levae. • .1$ IA on o..- aka iv ar . Ht , IPHR.If 111/HWN. haslet:. as we last week pointed out, begun to tell '''' "7 0..e......... ...., ,0, . ussuse This err the day appiiiitel foe hearing the binkruptn ap- with evti"il• offset Is ma, ways. The remeitle sown 7,7, .„ ponierei.psierine. ha tu to plinks for his mance* ;be it bee•pt to .en as soon se ' , high. have in 'Mom elates aimed, sprang lift. ID eratefill .... • • nnetwee *a NB In ID the court on that th e eve would ant I i irt me into, as ad. acknowledgment of the Marled of the Intimate Ifteitaltri, ..... • : re , zr .... ea 113 Its IN lOU 1(25 jewee... e . hems, lam anew to by 'P , ~." i ..0 commo oat and we may now look forward to the resumg tion and 001:11-• ::: :. Do te. ...J o . Jam we .... _ Mr. Lilian.. appeared lie the 1415-i e.... 5, end Mr. Bagley pletios of *best towhee by our farmers. The cottager, in .._ .. be. se. a. Jele,ltell let lel Ite Int reeled by Menre. Tacker, Chlorine, and Tucker) for the ' mane district' am greatly relived by the recent change I. lees Netted "NN UN .NI 121 Ull the anther. During the bet few days the temperature has .... - 411 ' n ib ' ow. I lis kiln mid tbeg he represented the annum n this been high. sad the stmespbeis moist and muggy, with mow = 2 elm 11l lie : Ta ger. Oath end nee the macrame of the Royal British Bank. The slue outbreaks * aw e which have given the weather • sw atha b u d uudiedthud It [bur pp., to give node. obiewen wry wake On which usually prevails towards the JOIST MOM /AXIL eis anxieties to the renting of Mr. Browses fees- does of no moan et Illemosner.-Ssisorr ~f Macaw. thee I Pi I 01. pieta anis abet% sad hie iftearrielieria were to premed with FIRMS Bevel.-It is really difficult to say which 117 ` I da " i II „ that oppothies. Bat It bad been staggesnid that the indite, the eye awn ea this awl beeettfel river. the rice :::: e r I re A k"..." ... ", ". ",,.., 2 - ' NI I drosentseses el the case were portal. not ouch as varying Imes of the foam* as dike Win elan neaps us Lew. _le eee . ..-• II *I ili o lf dl i to Wag it within the terme of the 2014 enettee, ad that, frequeany as le dispel mosetesy or the fortgroad of lA- • la a a lb: - .. _ bavlag regard to the length of time which Mr. Brews cwelmn 'nmeisie nob* is their tall pada' sin - st . i Boubia.A.N ea -.. W hem *We the coon, it was pmeible that the While inns( tin lbws bwilles a picture of • dilbrwt no arm sok ad junkie of the maw might be setatid by • tar slender presoaks mill-et firer of 13 moose (I we penis haiwthe." 77 g: a d le Sloths of the third due Pint granted. at each tar en to roast dm as asp St* IT), • bey sal girl is ••_ •••' V ....... „.... ......... - U U • ~.- .ell - - me his How* thought dr. Is romegence of that newer nab , fishing f" 521 . 81 16 Raw smug thew TM* am. ee. IE -....17222 . 999 • • in he bed nettodint from seuneenning alumna it the per- tures managed *a kid, nay *An They in them Vs Om. et *aim per of pig tom the ear. It kiwi.* • pest deal of through the breed top* end and eon nom shag this N p si to Amalie 1 IN 11 Min 16, U (Listed haleielte detail ; a large camber of wltneeese would to amour?, and rosy, donna hobs be dissecantglits them eon the Wad hi Lieneilihniel See rl 1114 vary ommiderelsis so ream would hem to be fa- ammate with owl wiry. Bondi* OW Mt they display n I =er a .= - to = I n envied, if the opposition were gone lent to the • paean thin memegethellew 9loll fa ththendadde, bjeletilthd at tea seditirnmana •- - Sc swastage In which be lesd ben lerromad to take ft op. It los* • term * the wish befogs ~..4„= . _. 5.,.., ._. _ ... with the view of awls cocealilag the assignees re the slain parallel Ilse of hide , bast fade en/ with 111. . I De. leer lO r- ui Ildnet that as injoaramest wee sow asked for ;ha Mind* lemin e as the white en* bask" • .• •kW MN Ili awes erateent Inejt._ le es se mewled' wa tt - • es -. le all them togetie sad ley Wore them the •Sisi Is nape Me is Maa. Maingli Pia" int et mach so omen Br *so * ././ T_ . fleggientieli that 644 is 2•• owl^ ; and if the y in fi Ilk 8 6 / 8 /0061 swell; a flow d Ile witseehe of the lA* is ocular Brit . - NS liis IN N.H. in ths7 wand roM as it. 0 would may he themelthe 1 1 3 iseelseese who nos wee " benee" mania thowelvas 1111 twertharlel et Wiest IS - IS ewe Aareires sa -. ..... Iseabie *same al very node leach es the *pane* dung. mese tid e a m amp name ema &rasps se w . re. Sot is Under thews straw= see he proposed that dews should be the bake et lie'? _ ; nill Ile Wiwi Iffilihig be illweet.Ameelle •• " - il . wi.........0 ..... ~... . eight he twaireeient to Wen ba* lall IS •Mk Wit gee& upright Us meet ,a* la thwerht nig the **mpg' nand ',mid beim ill I re; • eifatingsNL-Artiff inum es I unies7lo;iiiii7 m - - be wry Owl to yield Is Imo sampstias. Yeassewer's l i es I ; 1l •l BRIT IRS POPORS4IOII6. MONEY KARIM-TIM DA I. 86.1 Pi I Itunw•rs. I --1 ig:l •••••• . .--.... • - - .- 169 A•••••. IR. 1.w.. Pond • - - 611 • 5t5pi.1k5.41016.1•.•••.• ri P 6 il i DA AY. Cholial • Pi 6pa 16 04 Do. 4.. it _ olli me IN all BeaPik lAN thrinN. T a Pi Pi Ps. Nip ...... ...,_. 16 a die 10 111 Do. Pestinale . . X 19 IN rio DtP666.11m....8 . 1163 1 Ns. b 6 11.21.1062. lit I: E is a rl akt " : F, 1 .IN 0290•11•••1 A. - .. ps I - 1 = r2rat:=4"-.. = = t t v N. IN 111111p ii.i .... : ....- lw I 1011 i t I t t: .1. 1 If pa .. - - ft ill aileiftra lr ig.4l 17 1.! a St 10 Goad Simla i 110 611 /36... pat a. . g ,-; I. 0 Ntp. p. Pro 9l N IN N Ds. Tp. et. Ilil . ..... - - - X 190 in D. do. 1117 .-- .. . 66 C C PI OP Dw 1w P Irmo shalt IV/ !11 5 I Ds. Ph . - NN y 1 aLs.d iau.:47lipAl at isi t 1 litailfarlia. &ECM Si T o ye w 1 i i ll nui.kar.qr46llll IOT PI I P NN a Es Fr X utlimi ip. PI a. 116.,2•9.71 ta ktatler ftme. 61 pp NIL • a Da 6 patust.---- N 1 L-ren.. - 11 1 ars : it x l i s..ll=o9 ca pa 24 13 e: d .16=91:1 41. •I I' I: 10 . 9.... ... ..... .. lil 11 11 p• Pa Vrow- ..... • t Ps 11 i l =UMW. S i Li 6 9: LIM LICIED AT 11X111) 11111T•Iii. Vi. IPt I 4oarealtß. I (kola' pram I Imp. II ski bulimia lhariAtekro N Rasa N. WNW%) - RS. IN 4;to Les N in 10 riptlat Po 102 104 • al OPPoisr +raw. Pa i r a t a. alsa 4P. 0.) IT 19 11l PI WA ewe. II pa* IN Vallinvl 411 Wu% ttbe a l. 6 a 11l l it IN la 116 ag DirTik.t , M rll X PI era - - IL 190 ereawkli tio . 95 671 X 11 611 /0 i .. ... : WI 1124 II aill WM ' ... .- Ps. IN 41 .! ....... NPL... • . : • it. I:ron.,:an : ast aca l"""ek • P t t.) X II II Ai KIN .'". l'sru iraii ; lio 61 LH IlipPanal so 644:6=ii gara asi.o.tte ...: .... :3 • ail Vora= 6P. XPI 4per ow*. .- ... lei - lea 11 all . a : s al _ .. X. XI * • IL la :N M . Hanktr• X CI No* 0 Th. • PI WM 611. S c um 111 111 Two o'CLooi. The funds opened heavily this morning, and soon declined i per cent. An immediate recovery took place, however, upon the appearance of the government broker, as a buyer of 10,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. on Savings Bank account. The market is now steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. In the railway share market the settlement has occupied attention, but in several instances prices exhibit a fresh improvement, owing to the announcement of peace between the great contending companies. Consols opened at 98 to I for money and the 7th December, and are now quoted 98k to 1. For the 11th Urinary the present quotation is 981 to j. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to 1; Bank Stock at 224; India Stock at 2271 to 228 . Indian Four per Cent. Debentures , of the Arai issue, at 991; do., second issue, at 991 toe ; India Bonds, at 14s. prem.; Exchequer Bills (March), at 37e. to 40s. prem. ; ditto, Jane, at 345. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turkish Loan has been depressed, the scrip of the first series having been as low as 1 dim. The present quotation of this series is 3 to 1 die., and that of the second series 1 to 1 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 are also weaker, at 91/ to 92. Peru vian Three per Cents. continue in demand. Other foreign descriptions are steady. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Four and a Half per Cents., 1858,971 ; French Three per Cent. Reese, 731 r, 750. (exchange, 25fr.); Anglo-Peruvian Three per Cents., 75 ; Russian Five per Cents., 114 ;_ Sardinian Five per Cents.. 94f, 941 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 47 ; ditto for ac count, 471 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 911, 92; ' ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), 3 du. ; ditto for account (Dec. 16), dig. ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 413; ditto, Deterred Two per Cents., 161. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rente s opened at 74fr. 60e. for the account, being the same as the last price of yesterday. Messrs. James Davies and Son, largely engaged in business as exporters of boots and shoes to Australia, have suspended payment, and issued the annexed circular. The liabilities are considerable : 9, Onicaohurcb-street, Nov. 29, 1868. We deeply regret to intern you, that owing to unexpected and insuperable difficulties, we are under the painful nacemdty of suspending payment. We have placed our books in the hands of Mesas. Quitter, Bell, Jay, and Co., who will immediately prepare a statement of our affairs to be laid before you. Soliciting meanwhile your oonsiderate forbearance, we are, yours obediently, :AXES Device and SON. The supply of money in commercial channels oon tinues extraordinarily large. First class bills are freely discounted at 2k to 21 per cent., and in excep tional instances 2 per cent. has been accepted. Little business, consequently, is carried to the Bank. In the Stock Exchange loans on English Government Securities were obtainable at 2 per cent. The demand may perhaps become rather brisker in a day or two, with the approach of the 4th of the month. I — tle I — NE 1 ai I t 11 li If .61 Is 111 71 71 L. 04 419 4,00 fez 1•13. %ea AP* 4. .. Lee ,a4 • • _ np. se _ LVIe apo )4,3 ti. lee Cal 1.04 ii a iii Si ii le 111 44 40 401 ,1 SA MI 9 re. =o , a. troturap Divas Orval Cobbs frabbsdo Paw bunt Inaba R.Wasalßuse . Mar ) O amber tdc.J. tibia KiWIRIMO) Gnat amyl la aViltral( 2. Ira. Vor I bay . manarettUaylabli• Preamba= brast Lab Wasal I Par Ow a. war Oislar Itirdissekl7.l4l•ll I weve is tkm.a..u. & Owl ~fi t Tia (bob, Vab t Timm gen= 7 , 14 . .=V Aao al • * al barb ...... I§.l tl. wee's. Me ma 126 126 210 WO 166 166 21 II M 0 IS 11 De. I DIM 1 ea ma I ?.t $ 0/. slur I ..... s.esi So Amarks ..... - . l4 4 I 4,010 1 W. Smart IMO6OI 14 Mt li me NW 61 liksilamo4o4l4pla i.l 1 . 4 14 Da. IL Jean MI iv 144 10040 1 Da. Lad 6 Ilk 06. ei lOW, 1 4.1410.00.i0. J ••• -*a 12 .0 6 0 46 OWN MOM . II 16 IS ham I as sai;ir lisi•Wr au 4 t Mar I 14016 10 uko-e gi .....- .. aU II 04 10.00 1 I Oa •- touts 0 Nongra..;::: . ll 1 I ....0 1 New gna11na......, an I 1 LOW Ompirdll IWhillalls.. 144 I I Ma x... 1 pie rab...t ion faii all f 1 11 toss so _r_ .=.:difi::::: no I 1 44114 WM wow as llll N ..-........... MEIZILIMCOL 4 i dlin I Omar,' ea. IN. I TI. Pram 1 TAW ~..... tar .e a mm iaranaltas : . I A • . SO I. Vara S 1. De.lfr.r 6. .011.41 I ... - I .. M NEIL Warr. 401 M - N Odt.alaklaNag 4 IN 0 0 f.ie 10 KILT s mat 0111441 all If II 11. SI Da. 0 NI IS II 101 = 4..., NI 104 114 44 , II laViaAaaliLl 411 II Ist M. Or. sagaarr lei -.- Di DO. rrec Ta Per IL . 411 61 44 lOmer Palma Da. Milarara . all 4 I .”‘.. I Was.War.64aaiLiaa id I I le Bras Maas TN. 11 WNW Tak .. p . . T. II IS. Now -. pm o°. IMr asClas..o•4 . a*. I 14 I. 2 , Gasfrasll4o46lelL an ... .. 14 11 Oareal Illwa Itay lt •• ... 40 tails awl Ana. Tai fa - WI 66 Larks Warr W 4 lasalasOurralM r II a *MO 10 1 1 17 . 1 . 61.Ta1 •• - • Mae 14 TIL lim. al /I el a AND a a. I • • 11.010 0 sabm..... L.a PASO 6 0414.4641401104 NI 11 Ii 4: . 7 1 ......... 4 . = , i M e 1; Ar, Sr . war I, woo 1 - 67:: sr. *aim lac 4lb por 4.461 10 oft.. hugula iA zg 6 - -. NO, • Mal War II 4 :: NW. la Orsillowl ; II IT 144 M. Da. Nov lt II pm 10 lel las a lads TA 4 J _ 4 .. t Itlinlbas 14 IN earl lasalars - 0 la A i i %war La. lanolin a 0 14 111 Warr& Lad all IS M ' r t . ' 1 tit arelll. NM all 1 It 1 1 De. Ilegleteeel all I I 4 - 1 ". 66 O= Mu faDliwal M . MI II 41 04 Mawr beds 10 Li II The subscription list to the new Chilion Loan is to be finally closed to-morrow. Many respectable applications have already been sent in ; and, although the loan is not likely to attract speculative attention, no doubt is entertained that the entire amount will be at once placed. The Fulton, from New York, has only 2,6001. in specie for England. The Europa, which is from Halifax, has brought no specie, with the exception of a small sum for France. The exchange at New York is still too low to allow of a profit on the trans mission of gold to this country. It is thought that the shipments of silver for Calcutta and China by the steamer leaving on Saturday next, will reach 150,0001. or 200,0001. The mail packets expected during the next two or three days are the Parana, from the West Indies and Mexico; and the Celt, from the Cape of Good Hope. The former will doubtless bring a consider able amount of gold and silver. We mentioned yesterday that the rumour of a coming Egyptian loan originated in a misapprehen sion. No project of the kind is on foot. The operation which has been concluded is of no uncommon character, and may be described thus :—The . government of Egypt, like that of Turkey, is in the habit of anticipating its revenues, and, as a natural consequence, pays a pro wrtionately high price for all artioles supplied to it. This is merely another illustration of the effect of the credit system, which invariably operates to the prejudice of the debtor. To meet pressing demands, the government issues Treasury Bonds, redeemable a few months hence oat of the in-coming revenue. A moderate amount of this paper hu found its way to London, and has been discounted by one or ' two establishments, including the Bank of Egypt. Their motives for engaging in the operation are probably threefold : Firstly, the amount is limited ; secondly, the rate of interest is high ; and thirdly, the advances have only a few months to run. We believe we are justified in stating positively that the negotiations between the London and North-Western and Great Northern Railway Com panies have terminated in amicable arrangements of a character likely to be advantageous to both oom ponies, and—what is of equal importance —perma nent. Very properly, nothing has been allowed to transpire respecting the terms upon which this very desirable agreements based; but, according to trustworthy information, they are calculated to improve the position of both these great under takings, and involve the immediate termination of the struggle which has exercised so prejudicial an influence upon railway property generally. Some official information will probably be given in the 000.11/11 of a very few days. The remainder of the cargo of new season oongon, by the Chrysolite, was sold yesterday, at fall prices. Common congon realised Ild. . . The chaugi7of wind to the westward has occasioned the arrival at the outports of a large Seat of over due vessels. The ships from Asiatic ports announced yesterday at Lloyd's were very numerous. The anxiety felt for the safety ot the screw steamer James Hartley, which has about 50,0001, in silver on board, was relieved yesterday by the an nouncement that this vessel was spoken with on the 27th September, about 500 miles from Singapore, whither she was sailing ander canvas. The Brighton Railwa tra ffi c return presents this 108&,week an increase of and the South Eastern an increase of 8801. The traffic return of the Great 'Western Railway of Canada shows a decrease of 1,2721. ... All scrip in the Cape TowO Railway and Dock Company not registered by Saturday next is to be absolutely forfeited. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway mils falling due in De cember. The amount is unusually small : A[1:1011111t per start Duo 10 Dea,l9s. D•• Atfoody Number Daft CalL of whom Pleetwood. Pfeltoo. tati Tllooll.olll= reSor, Josotioo a NO £1 $ 0 11,13 1d en Goal fil9rotboes Pat * 10 0 • mokooors. a ll i t udiw bobrjui d r n .. 01 ,.. 7400 lasceolor rod JuoWasgootoieMt 11 dup. •0 0 15.104 SAS Nati ONAS2It kW M I Aad az il 1 401. 0$ sokkalm. Amos /.10 1.910 1010 .000 irolo'flikortbo:iit...lia____.e. 1 . 8 . 1$ 0 1.000. LOTS Writte a tar Stook two la avo. 10 • 0 I.IIIT MVO Total 41111.45 1 Tama WM km all llee ......... .......... ..... ELLISUAI The steamers Niagara and Wye, with the overland mail for Australia of the present month, arrived at Malta on the 21st inst. The former left on the same ii ii P 1 18 SI 1164 •e 1 I - I dle day for Alexandria, where she will wait to receive the mail expected from Australia. The Columbian arrived at Point de Gallo from Suez on the 20th October, with the London mail for Australia of September. On the 21st, the Simla, with the English mail for Calcutta and China of September, also reached Point de Gallo from Sues, and left the next day in continuation of the voyage. MONDAY livaitxxo. An extraordinary degree of thrice., continues to prevail in the Stock Exchange. Speculation is dormant, and bona fide operations are scanty. The funds were stationary at Saturday's rates. In the other markets firmness generally prevailed, but the dealer, had little occupation beyond that presented by the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to-morrow. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 981 to 1 for money and the 7th December, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 981, 'buyer.," for immediate delivery, and 981 to 1 for the account. Fed th e 11th of January the last price was 981 " be* The official business report is as follows :—Thee per Cent. Console, for money, 961, 1, 1 }; ditto, for account (7th Decem ber), 961 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 1,1; I New Three per Cents., 961, *, 1 ; Bank Steck, 2261, 2241; Indian Stock, 228, 2271; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture., of the first and second issues, 991. The Government Five per Cents. were also offi cially marked 116. Tire Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of both tunes were quoted this afternoon 993 to 4. The June Exchequer Bills were more offered to day, and closed at the reduced quotation of 345. to 375. prem. The March Bills remain steady, at 375. to 40.. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to 14s. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions were to a fair extent. The new Tarkish Loan remains fist ; the closing quotations were 1 to 1 dia. for the first issue, and *to 1 prem. for the second. At one period of the day a reduction of / to 1 per cent. from these rates was qaoted. The Six per Cents. of 1864 were quiet, at 92 to 1. Other foreign secu rities were generally steady. The shares of the Great Ship Company (Limited) were quoted to-day 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Bank shares remain firm. Bank of Egypt con tinue in active demand, and have risen to 27, "buyers." Ottoman Bank were firmer, and closed at 191 to 20. Commercial Bank of London shares were officially marked 19. Crystal Palace shares remain firm, at 11, "sellers." Peninsula and Oriental New shares have improved. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The mining market remains firm in character. Although the attention of the dealers has been much occupied with the settlement, a fair amount of busi ness has been done, extending to shares in Hinge ton Downs, East Basset, South Frances, South Lady Bertha, Catherine and Jane Consols, said Den ham Bridge. Port Philip Mining shares have been dealt in at 10s. Foreign descriptions remain inanimate. At Ownseren Mhos soeWos held g= i r d d e ar , . dividend of 10s. per diem Wag the ins (4331. 10..). we• At • rtusrtany of the erlyeaturas la Gant«, cope* mho% held yee•erdsg, the admonts Mowed a balance to favour of tea dven turess of 131.10.. U. after Wilds during the levies upwards of COIL worth of we. Opo le OM In Ins report staled tits ciomous at the N Whom level MO OE imoda 33 Weems, a chases bevies hash hi= pis. la Ms creead, of the lore Wild. g more ommestal, It Ming nom ▪ feet wide, composed of indadle. Wee. and Moues of win r ore, Tbis Is euppesed bit salami. the Orlin cm mane. The nee at the bib exoseduistal with the* la which Own ls a lode worth from W. to 101. pee fathom. A inn of Ls U. per share was made. At • meeting of the advestmess In Omit Wort Comets Mao, hold on the 13d November, the moons showed a balsam In bead of hit. The asenth roper, maim Oat the preepems of the mine an Intim than ai Ne last atemat At a moths of lbe adventarees to gut Wbool Falmouth. hold on the rite lust, the wont. showed • helsrms of 4151. et. 1.. In favour of the mine. MONDAY Events°. The mining market to-day was again active, and prices were well supported. East Basset :titres present a fresh advance. Tolearnt, East Wheal Russell, and St. Day United, amongst others, were likewise in good demand, at improved rates. Lady Bertha shares were flat. Annexed are the closing quotations :—East Basset, 130 to 136; South Cara don, 410 to 420; Wheal Grenville, 36e. to 404.; St. Day United, 10s. 6d. to 11s. 6d.; Wheal Adams, 245. to 285.; Lady Bertha, 325. 6d. to 335.; East Bobtail, 61 to 7 ; Tolcarne, 130. to 16e. ; Bryatail, 10 to 10} ; Devon and Courtenay, 11a. to 125.; Herodafoot, 61 to 61; Kelly Bray, 2} to 2! ; Kitty (Lelant), 8} to 9; Craddock Moor, 27} to 30; Wheal Mary Ann, 46 to 47 ; Wheal Wrey, 37e. 6d. to 40a. - Cobra Copper shams have again advanced. St. John del Rey improved 103. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia and Port Phillip Mining Compare 7 were likewise in demand. United Mexican showed flatness. Rhytnney Iron shares continue in request, with an upward tendency. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN PLARHET.—THIS DAT. (By airmen Ana anti answer= rmaattara,) (mom ova osere ocutaaroaraurr.) The oara-market to-day opened dull, sad the &maim continues. The amount of business done was not Lirga and prices remain unchanged. MINCDTG-LANE,TRIS DAY. SCOAL-7166 rommet bow opened wit► a quiet appearance, and the public mhos are going off without spirit. Refined lumps mandsquoted at Ma. to Ma. Comm.—TM small retitle edam ars going off without ahowlog any material alteration in prices. A cargo of Rio sold afloat at 41s. fora near port. Tza.—The maaltst has an upward tendency, and the de mand for bleak leaf continues very good. Common °mom firm at lid. _ _ /Tt.r.:TA. market is quiet. SAI.TPIIIII oonciansa in fair denim& and prices an folly supported. Coprox.—No mats reported. In other articles no material alteration. Mathes generally has a dull aypearano*. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS D.T. The market is fiat. Town tallow le quoted 611. 04., nett each; Petambery Y. C. on the apot, Mk. to IL ; ell the year, 49*. 9d. to 60e.; January to March. 60e. 3d. , Kart* only, 60e. 9d. to 61e.; April to June, SOJ. , October to December, 49e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MABX.ET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Y,l. Davis reports Veda !wavy. with s downward ten dency. Prise meadow boy, 745. to 775. 61.; oe p or i or Ns. dd. to 87s. 6d. ; (Astor ditto, 65a. to 70. ; raven, Ws. to 70a.; (doves. 86s. to 100 s., second out, 75a. to 90s. ; straw, Us. to 90s. LOCAL SEARS EARRETS. Ltemeca, Vim 11-144, motel Ma 'WA tschy, aleept tic Low Oa rad Ike* Wooers soli, 41.106 opend et Is 3 und after Nay 461•14 Ps •1 UN doer Cokokal4.• way In demand se Mt. rSyraligabin., II 114 344-4.4•1••••• k SU 1—• r I.—Moors 0••••••• Ilk 414 sms arlin. Pi 1-444•14 *Munk Ilk f tamed*, let Torkstatiren —ta•••• *4.11 Ism Wawa. ill 4411 ni I — 184 . 4 0 t Welk Silt" 14 1-1/orriata. IS Tons d Meth 14141014 lamb Iteribm. if I—lfewss. 0 T-111941-114•46 nowilly 4 cii. —word ?MI fi Mask. likonao "Names of 010,441 . ITI I. Silanieffjp. KO.. 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