The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1859. llllTtell PotetheNONlt MONEY MARK LAW INTELLIGENCE. was lying di the sofa on my &trance, sad well got up to o'er, out the plan. SHARE L 157,1-1111.4 DAY. thee moth 81 ' 1 1 " A " r i v e m' i ul reeig . . " lls 1 nem -..-.. Ile answer to Mr. Hoary, Mae Ramon maid the gentle- --a-. (THIB LAY.) man's name th e primmer said she had lived with for the 18 101 el Albedo •St.lownese.- el el Two 0 / C/ang, Di, lel Ilemithetha.n.e.Spe. Noe 11% ete 991 __-...-- months was Hans; that be wee engaged proinekiselly all 0 Isi Da A ra . Oral& A. ll The ands opened this t day, aod that the servant who bad been in to give (ha The railway share market to-day is firm, thosgh is it 05,.. N. 111 ~ 11 It ell to 3-16 per cent., Coro. EQUITY COURT. promo. • character was named Elizabeth Brands. The me ad moths tote thou RI. 41 se . . db 121 I for the account (Wore Vice-Chencelke Wood.) prienner itli.9 told h. that she had bead for throe years In extrunal inactive. In the Great Western, London „„ pan nnn and N Western, Eastern Counties, and Lancsahire * sit tie Preael... -----. , Al II the neighbourhoo d of Regent-birth, but that the family bad - a „ ,__,..__. • .t.__ . & Ise Safe& ithei..• Ociewei further tales of Nett me navies. stocks in Improvement co aoout 2 roue &bread, and that if she engaged her es wok the would Imm form-mirea Ip. a hea. _ag. 4. WI. a. TM Vies-Chseceller gaveiuderment in al* Caw. The i a ‘,, „,, name to repent it. cant. has taken place. Great Northern is also ra =ease tor ems 41iL per Cents., a relapse has „ we ps , ge. Jelyl,l, bids. - w. ' Plat Weis miler two WUM, TM., me of Charles Davies sad isi. Baw-nnit it w. on trial better. Present quotations are se follown-Lonuon he tat Dan Jan . t. kg= - ••• - prices are now quoted Under will of the other ef o rbel NM", hie " ti g hter ' 1- ..... iri die toed k . Mies ileamoe said that Wen not the tree- The person who cent. higher than on Sat Charlie Da a Meth MUD, Bore erftemmilt'r. by • - gam the prisoner the character le and North Western stock, 961 to 1 ; Great : la • =,r,41 10 - ...___ V II I I na lll a • miremeed to he to Western, 041 to 65 ; Midland, 1064 to 1 ; Lan- p Irk theca aide OSaist - . - - other departments of th court et 1,1001. mid wee given to cheep Davis ,_ of the home, and as asking her why ehe wee going to pert . with • thectioe Nat suer e letr li doreem the said ova ould . with her she ke id , o Deosuse she araa i an good a aa ., an. m a nn , and Yorkshire, 961 to 97 ; South East- g 1 ° " 6 " l • 6 l±.lr s 'ee - is e l l r e nation continues to prey& tranehered weed emoapt mach of kis cbildres ea should be ...... ties lieMl aci t 1nek ......, 661.6.1 3 „. 3 „.., I" g er°9erti°B6 " the Mr. Henry-Thou that person ii equally liable, ern, 77 to I ; Caledonian, 911 to 4; Eastern C. se s 01. as/ 444 :W .... 7."„ t .... .. la r ah % 110 1 ties, 64t to 651; Great Northero, 102 to 103; and i s 3 7 --- li ate Lombardo-Venetian railwi 11 dome The firm oo o sll Da g b er 6 trethethe IN ell principal British railway tiesvuir __, -rd'an-willjr w ill i , • _,,...,,,.._ mire milliacin mid she believed the young woman wee iln• ', m i., an d S ou th Wentara, gat to ggi, to ii. Sr .k ineth. II et. 19 gaieties vim.. • ere•• Ws . ..! gift • w " ''!7."" pond upon by the prisoner, and that ore master gave her an Lombardo-Venetian Railway 'hares have 1= eta so fa= 04 a IN At Paris this morning, the jedgmeat ma wee not so eamothe nn to the apemen aaeoleat damataa. lan m the Meth rd Rachel, eqh f eei 7le bee r ver V 3 BM iltugford maid the gentle a was • proctor at Doctor's Proved to 1 1 divide the Mad le such roportioes as she might th ink fin , 10 11 prem. Great Wasters of . Canade, 13 is gnaD.«...i N I are rather more inntitred for The Indian lines are se es t.l p. cm INV ---- a a telegram, the Three per I ~,,, ...outman.. - ' se a Be. IA Mee .....-- II E 89 . 90 for the account, b thought il s v ia r d tot a• re ga each i of t" lee ewhioldMrsendliettrwiatll,thheisteslitoento-..r's Mr. Hump mid the other person being equally liable be steady. did not bee to put ler to the witness box. She was liable to IN ad De. he 1171 ile. Pa Mow tome emboss _ of •al Ni Saturday. deato ins entitled to the same share, and that Rachel had the same invent of Ity aa Kt .. ORDIIIARY SRAM AID WOOL& UI Da Mme_.. 7 4 . 1 01 . •••-- 7;i r e t , U I The New Indian Loan i Pall a ewer of eeier••• over the amount mach Ina Prime. raid abs co p uld not int • • equation. 31 ° ' .. . 1.6 ..4r au " 6 " er IA te4rue....T. 0...... i tt 4'' l 4 I stock and scrip. to take. Having determined this queetioe. thou there me - H „„,. sew dee bee and s h e li ve d wit h x is. Ho. far ' 6 .. eat i • " tam al e - hi t nem . me 71 arm" • fruitless sullen of dispute under the will is eLasea.ape,..* tt 1 a Di e dauFar:lT.T o it, a se Consols are officially . 11113 - 17 . :ad that was fal,e. She hart also induced a yet- 111 ts i am e ba ikeesit' It ebvuld be f reenMed tkes the to c ,u , and fraud, and had also &meted her in W in. ~m t mit " s'e n s a miu ' ll = u pt,l l J Ir I i 2 = 4.4:•.:4 81 M. 96 for money, and fund iii questacee wee originally turreted is the Three- on n herself o a f( as her mistress. Mr. Haas must Weed. &he Imes. •inglirese...__ . W lot IWi ell oak LIM le-6.4•7- •I I- it and-e-Had pee Ceuts-• mock which to 183 4 wee P Bad g ell, the rider gaoler. said he behaved the Prisoner had Nek AN al Ila 2 VIIIIM.r.M Miit NM : 2 NiThe present quotati awe* to Tbree-and-s-(inartsr per Ceuta. Rachel made been ,et at Use court four yesre ago, cherged with •si dm m m ke V i kaiiikk . " •i ' - a t le NI . 6 I t 110 De. 4 . 1 est e tname.„ as : 4 : for money, and 964, " btu he will is 1847, and thereby beqamthed to harslet", Such odes and this her real name was Sommerfield. St he ....___ N 1 91 Oli IL 100 De. art Ss Oaf Ph 9 4 119 1 the thin Of 101., 10 her brother Henry • land 10L, sod this N il scolhallm du .... .... 4 I tth Three per Cents. Re( Ift 7' . Henry and it was • very gross and dangerous fraud, 10 elt .......- • 7 N ea Ds. is. ia at 941, t , and i the gave to Mr sister Charlotte '• all the mike ed my /sow' and T .... a d,' the prieouer. 1 2 AtA ...e a e 7 e-- r ." 0. IN meth theme p.slth. - - pent' W be band in the Tlwwm-mad ' s- Hall law Cm", saw and large number of duplicate, found au the prisoner relating le in ti l t e rn 3.• - •II Rata Cents., at 94t, 1, and 1 reduced to Thrm-ant•a Quieter per Sesta, end a ether i n article• of dross were produced by atulliagford, and which N ell . ter= In Ti $ •Is D. 8V,.'11112 1 1. = '7 . a. coy property," to be enjoyed by Charlotte thing ban Rh- ha mall raw ... MI ell • - - (stock), at 1031; ditto nue, end at bee death to go to such perms" •• ale &said N. __ .._ . , ati NI 1 iI: 5ane.......------ .11 the Four per Cent. be sweet. The first qusenon which arose cease ale will la. worst elesalleat A . is vo. rumeet .. - I Wile, whether the two gift. of 101., .ad of the re- TUE IiELIGIOtS DISTVIIIIANCON AT TUB CIieRCH OF ST. o f . io o e n e w e • _ fil fig U Daladdiereelliinage el ditto 1859, at 961 and edge of Thum-sad-a-Queer per meta., kotasfly Three- Ototwa-ot-TBE•RAST. 1$ I Shaded. Limb& Seth. •-. . --. die. to 2s. prem.; and and-Half per onus., operated ma an executes dlr. W'illesi ainsimais, described se of Calais, Franca* ea 140 DYm • - Isl Di 319 LINES LISS= AT ELROD /111/PRALS. TO 30s. prom. of the power of selection given by the will of the oriental native of England surrendered with hie bail before Mr. l i t 7 8 Withb.„ keee el , II ..6 eta *Anwar*. I MIMI BEIM BOIL testator. Henn regard to decided caws the question was a The foreign stock mark • very nets one. Bat upon the whole it corning, appeared S•lfe, charged . with ' wilfolly and of purpose declaiming end r o t ig he are esejLe - . w N le MI thews that. isesseech es tbe testatrix gave -ma the court had airway disturbing the congregation thembled an the pariah church t o 1 . 011 1•54 le . a rt feZ •• - Lan improvement in I _ lBll de wearied upon Jiang point tho was bound to do-.eowiethieg of St. George, Middlesex, commonly called St. George • trl• , 1 k iti.- a ir, am N. IN gem Irmsthi N N last marked 221. The 1 t . each of the object@ of the purner, sad se abe had is sa in.. Era. ye, en,. y mornin g. as i M. imam ame Inia. Ira.i IN 1111 VMO MMus me Heinen 10 recovered about 1 per unvtial meaner poised ti the fond by describing it as " the NI N et NI I I.ll4aeral.. 0 11 ...4 9 • Ttne-ead-a- Half per Ceuta., now the Threte-and•a- Quarter Mr. W. L. Howell, solicitor and vestry clerk of Sr. George, N. o i , " eie rn a ft en,: is m tt. Ile 51 WM" 40 .•-•• i n "r 66. That of 1858 remait . 197 2 2 1901 et. IN 6 ear eat. ea .... la 114 IN, frets" the must ha we Intended her will to operate ea provecuted on behalf of the senior churchwarden, Mr. N. ea a l so 7: lll 17 Ow as -1. 1411 Swaim so foreign stocks are hewn: an appoiatiorat of the fund in queetioe. Then there anus Thotomon, who was precut . A great number of the W 1 a ll aw - :"..:.. 017 p. bm in 1.6 II all o etti o n i: i 21 1 F 'id IT follows :-Brasilian Fo another question , 'IL. whether Cher l otte took •We estate patMhiouere were present ; Mr. Digby Seymour appeared for M t " ......... 4 ,„zi- re 1 S i ft la .00doic owl ,only wi th power to appoint by will or whe th er she was ateo- , i ,„ &Landsat. Ot• 1/ 0 lan_ , 110aMe. eat newt 111 U 4 111 4. tee abE Asa 1868, 961, 96; Belg I ttely mind& to the 'woke of the fund, . abject only tot e i•• II all LeammehaMmeme Dover 131 NI 139 141 UN two 10f, legacies. There was nothing In the will requiring The case did not commence until one o'clock, and wee e s , i o , ,„,„6„, ai m en ie..„.„ es as s a g I a %ea ..., I: 11 0 Cents., 971 (exchange IS ell - 1r _ - the court to health' power of appointment given by Rachel ' s proceeding when our reponse despatched his zneesenger. A r ot a r a Da 11 6 11 1=14-„; 4,3,- t o per Cents., for moot wit . .3 Charlotte to • teetementary power oily, and that matt named Anson, • boiler maker win fined &a for being if all Limereesitd A • - ICO all e ll e il. - Three per Cents., 185 I. tag so, his Homer thouget that • case before Lord 16 al De awl 7 0 le • au Di rkelLlL) 114 DI MI drunk and disorderly la 8n Oseirge's Chunib. M let theiafbel3 lemeses. If 11 3 all DOM '''. I, Oi dim ; Spanish Threw c. otostisei enabled him to declare that Charlotte wan sow li• 00 Leaden Osimerin ow 0 s elemethein ste.lotely entitled to receive her share. Costa out of the Riss :. ref.. I End 11 N I inoik .. ...... N 0 441 ; Turkish Six per • Lad. RIVIEW OF THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY CON- IN IN et ril&L 4 ; ( lsl,,i ••• •••• N. IN • • Ili la _____ M ell 4. etWmams 1 - ... 91. IN Les., 66; Venezuela Two -and. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. PAN T.-(1 . 1418 DAY.)-This forenoon the corps of lbs Hem Ise a esirmethend - • le 11 tie sit t s, 1..--. eg N 2 tee .1 swam octant, 28. Artillery Company • asesesbled at their grounds City-reed. In 31 I . i . - (Bikes Mr. Commissioner Cioultans.) The sharers of the OW compliance with organ from his Royal Higher" Prince N ell revirr,w IN AZ Tiros. MARNA, M. 101 listen N 17 Se 44 114 4araf i444 10114 0 I Albert, the colonel of the regiment, for the purpose 0 being 0 3, y e n., p.n Gas_ _lll eau it IN 4C2tinille NW 0? N pan] an steady, at 13 to The beekrept was • jeweller, of Stamford-these Bleak- II 6.11 Dawlatimilas reviewed by Majer-General Lord Rokeby, K.C.B. Oa the tl: n i ana mto naam lalaw - j ai .. 7 . ...._ NI MI di The inquiry for gold frooreroad. This the the o amotnamo meeting. He emus i=eol wo t i el o r i eunLiee , ii I. op on • balancootheet prepared by himself, alumnae debts of occasion th ere wag • largo attendance of ladies and gentlers, 0. so Da • ----- • • - a l an 1 pressing as of late. T 1 10 mg rabbi ..0. New York with 50,0001. tom., wita property held by creditors of a Miter amount. friends of the members of the corps, sad there wee aim ~,,.. g ..---;„). ler,c,-.: , it die --. en The bankruptcy bad occurred 18 months ago. The beakrupt present sever& of the London City Rib Corps. The bead sot ..... ba,, 4•11.----- 47 The other imports of bed ace her arrested on a B.A. certificate, and had been as th • • 74 In : I n i r i s l i t 4° • lan: i . e regiment was In attendance, with that of the Cold- ete. 1470 thatenem, e " --,-- It U 7 ethimmetheetk4 •• e• week were small, comprii eight moat& in prime. Strewn, Guards. It wan announced in the orders that his te te e t it e feem eeth e o p o goo n •" " eme „ .VMV .,__ 11 trolle 2 U6 leeilse. alealla a Mae from Baton; 38,0001. Mr. Begley now applied for his discharge. nallemateo.ll= ISO IN Mr. Phillips °peered, on behalf of the petitiosing creditor ; lordship would arrive ton the ground about 12 &clock, but as *an Una Weigle , ~..... iii - 14 SI ell 33,0001. by the Kangaroo emu"' Li th gow , at that time he did not make his appearance, shortly she" that it I : waft " , 616.66 '• ' ''' • is VI u a illenu ss gim. u . , .. 1 1 4 00 : o w 7,5661. by the Tagus, fro It append that the debt arose oat o f do onnveti ons and hour the corp. warn formed in line in front of the Armoury U N • --..-- 515 M. ale lieve - igeriie These arrivals repro* that the creditor wan described on the P erverdiii d e a. an Iv. (thou which the unmet dog Slated) by the adjutant :I L . I: =re - " 7 " " I le 1 7 188,0001. The whole ha ram, of Weymouth. M as Transactions took ph The Ccemmiemoner- it tunes oat, them, that he its not es of the regiment, and it was stated that the regiment r e. • r e eie em= iee =7 11 11 0 - n se Saturday at be ltd. and wrath% bet • • dim:meter of WM would go through the earl evolmiona, tinder the commend te an flieeebeernees 14 11 t• 43 46 43 -... Yr. Phillips denied that BM chest was a bal discounter. of Lord Panics There were five companies comprising its IN les a l66ll = 3 „, -- ___ - =',.. 214 775 TT I an advance of Id. to Id., Me Cumlni " Mmer-Will • I think that this ma g ma * am about 400 officers, son-oornmiesioced offleers, and privates, O• IEI WWII rases. 7O 11 GOLOSIAL GO ..... ILTT 1111011RITTOIL principally on French ao semi& er Mil•discounier, or whatever ke is, bee kept the el ran ,, e 11 lithorrii U a to. feel Seam. , .+ll 3. maim i ear The English Mail ant and when formed into Hoe they exhibited • Me military m all Ima Meimeetotn.M.. 4 $ im imam Meg enough. He has selered eight sel terimess. 3Si 341 lion in the Australian n it i r hapriaosseent, ad the cedar of the Gems is th i n h. trout. They then went through • madly of evolutions , midair e l It Mgr - me . w e _ .. - .. triv... kk ilea.Lissalat; i t 115 4 4 1114 111 1 with the March steamers be new dischirgei. The accounts not being setlefeetory, in slow and quick time, forming equate., he. They &Leeward' la pe eed vail za 63 0 . .. eg je u e r tMer ia ta ail 111 114 •-• Nee IA Ills lIN Will be rid Ceylon instate l a•mmamdastion will be mil 'wood KIM the with Imamate =awe.' their skill ie smitten practice , which appeared to ft A N N la'" loose* era - - -- - n Weeleala l ee tot IN for Wee math& AA .- _ E 1 a a.ssu toles la PI 101 also announced that ti be spproved of by the commanding offithr. There were four N. flw Sr IN erg 11•11.116. N eel I SI 0 AAA . _ la a,lllll-.... 100 1401 1011 Company are very much m a w e b", „„ a a • mph sad lam wai . s h oi . aoian , d peas of cannon need in fine military style. Several general is en w. et ben -... i. .. ... .. Da. Waller lO . Osinlepless. This wee the adjourned examinstion nein. °Morin were ou the emend, who watched the various move- : : bi- . lun m t a mm aa Mu • add i r a li / ri n redergeniri , IPSU . 103 'lOl Its The seminsts plow& debts of 1,3004, with meets stated se nate dourly, and who appeared highly gratified on wit- tO all Wail --- .. Gsve Nab p_ll 113 136 go lliary vern ele me lli nt ta for of a tte incre irOC se en De. Sins Clam -....- in .. e• ow - .."' A telegram reports dm 7001. The enly N essetina m the came was whether Sir Wil- armin g t h e ...A t w ood , o f th e min. lig" ,7. 211. da IstelAte.6o•6 IN. 141 U 9 IN al day evening the weath om Mei. op i ok ruNS4 ill ee e ."'" e, . set" wham floe a abuninuPa pare rb u t"l" iiii THE LATE MR. ROBERT STENIESSON.-A public raRVIII3IIOII /HARM navigation was regarded the sisiss Sir Willi s . had be see nenee e, i s 001 teer of the leading ishalvtaws et Newcastle . upon-Tyne •3111•111111 11.11136. steamer, the Russiote, he and the neighbouring comities of Durham ad Notthumber- IIII• I P 4 .1 "all." I " SW " W WI " leis ' gear mss be sight be *steamed oa this point ; but • media& Na I San. Mina. , Vt. I ...... Weis • sem A pamphlet (publishe metthethe was rodoend, thon g Nat s s ere , sidiseteg seeer land was held on Seturdey afternoon, to take Into somindeth to. lee Most • meat, IN 01. . aa ft At ea, A . _..., ="rives.. awe lte I et 6 I has just made its appear swims alleree. the the Met mode of testifying their respect for the armory :1: , m ajia: ": _ 190 19 • Hie 1i,... observed d i m thi s ion . w e the fir e time tam of the the X. Robert &optimum. The meeting fleet essons- is an hob. rea .. in a .... - ~.. ....19.4.) 1 493 NI warnings to the shareho _,..... so a e no (be Wilma hear hed haul se wend. Lied in the Council Chamber, but, it being toe smell, the y ea IFS lir iteensa. A, 6 P• a ,„,. ~. rip Th g e in mation of the 0. = 0.1 p.m. roe than Meth. M MS IN 00 Kw boy odd Nag, 1m0vig,,,,,,,,gi n Li m , tw e e .' ogr es_ assembly adjoined to the new Townball. The their the et... Ha g e.. - 4 . ..gr e l M' a 0 4 14 rat Camden ..... IL 7a 7 0 by the snoop; eesa, Is wee masse of act o n v ey tem file With o toe ramped by Lord Raveraworth, and among the 0 iell gm On En! 110 e v e .. a. ethane el ream Ti, ... Ili 131 sanded sad ob. May or a N ori o& . toe s t n preset were the Mayor of Newcastle and a ment ati orthe s a. ese no gr . : elves. . 1 114 en eseutair 144.131.3. less, professes to be a shi bah andernieu and cesspit ; Mr. 0. Ridley, M.P.. Mr. Taylor, it at Mum " mm • • • o . m " a ... rva-Art...... ll'. ril i the seoession from the be • geadeneen The eggesred fan Sir William mid It wee the thelrinell ad thr owl bode; Mr. If ieholee Wood. of I ol•Mew.a • -• 50 15 directors. The mere fel thelseresp te Leaden Nat It wee feared weld tapirs him. Henan; Kr, H. Bell, Mr. I. L. 8011, Mr. T. I. Hervises, ► Due, 4 111 741 7 41 Ow he at 630 7 eimoni ve . i11ibia. ........ ei Il i 11 44 l i on o f an undertakisg. Neal lee 'seined se Ids bed foe entma weak., bat wee CA, _ . I dr• Beams C,.- IL the „Beet H• 0 . lowa M.P., Mr. sa. Lai s s ADss e . e e en he ill L. It .. iievsr.ftlii an adverse feature. Th new reseverim. Jam taeres, the mayor m Trammels Dr. &um, Mr. .... Inn 41 pee ...•...... eg 107 I, • - Illamles Deems .... 4.1.6. 4 4t Olimeeely se adnausessat Ise a month wee is Joseph Coven, eheirsemn of tee Tyne Commiorioners, Dr. 00 me 5 Nia.mo.o6m.s. ae 6,94 . 0 .: Rath Deer _ .-- "st le 4 mending • the appoint= gation ; bat, if it be tie lie emaeosmotag Nat 80 William would th en °l =. g GIMISBOW, sad Mr. Haw th orn., Mr , Roll, Mr. Haswell- „M et Lagem..,jto=•• 1 ".....,_ =": at .. a 60 le u. _ s i . t i Fr ...4 lln = Ll n si it perelds. assay all of whom were pommel Meade of the dtoemed 7, d e D.. 4 - ;,;.,,,,g,,. -- : en iel 11111 7 "at present" the bank (Bien Mr. Cemenlasioner Holroyd.) segirer. A considerable number of respectable working it. IM be. fetes. ee e. ei. -.. a DO Ni 71 N 110 132 .. R. . Bra 1 la 6 7 ub .. Ikea WemlOretss. taw 91 10 has "eves accumulated IN an tam 1100 MINIMA Co (LIVITrii). owe employed at Messrs R. Stecheeson and Co.'s metes It . I: Da rail." a iewrr s s- a9l se e . 2 ... = 1 L Anse, 16 10 II ad addition to it ;" and that Thisons the intim appoisted for makes, • coil ea the hew y wee* in the body Claw bell. Letters wore emit from e a ll I netwoo___ 11 1,9 kist si u.tewea as 1 114 le essanweass, *be sew pissed on flu Ma se Ow at sitting. the Duke .4 Northumberland, Mc Ineeem. M.P.. sad Mr. 19 . 1 1 err • 1.. e o:: ji 3 1, 131.0. - v is se.alints as. lif It - • lea Ow 14 11411 me therefore losers, up to th actual investment," then TM pertkaessf she ere awe then Islay segsnet Hugh Taylor, M.P., regretting their taabiltly to steend, but 0 ell -g- is is ei- use On Orono BIM. mem M I : ~ tri. il iNslieni la 6orpri ilia . 14 1 Jai 1111. alas spared kr the ears& liguilsar. Very few eord 4 - 11 7 aPProetaff of the eh*" the Immult• Tao *obis NI eh aria (Ma sea 11 a no solid ground for the • des &embolden we. p.m. chamois opened the preseedings by peering in review the 134 a des M. -- . • 10 10 ~. anw Pat The Australian Royal A cell 0130 a. per three as diesella ne be mad India, eireurnetemes is the hie of the greet engther, mad si el ,___ ~ r el. at..•-•ii i : iii , lo „ i ll Ix a L - 82" - "L - r fie fl their two remaining st in the We of by swiaint father, George Stephenson. Mr. it: 1: =3 - twilitia.6 seta - - IR" - Vele el Taw 104, Victoria, for 30,0001. T George Ridley mimed • resthilloo to me effect that the beet el 0 00.1.fte.4 ewe.... ... -. THE POLICE COURTS. made of testifylag respect se the session of the leen Mr. 5 4L lie, L am % A I at u l iss Robert Smpheume weeid be he went • 'monument to Moe in r„' fee &he ro . y ike . in ri e ,Z . - - - 4 1 We - ff es.Teb i - liiiime 'I T 110 10 1 as er.maww4Latisenis to WI IN IN 4e3 .. Wee Meat.... 47i IN 1110 and 460 horse power, and 460 horse power. 7 Newcastle. The resslenien was seamded by the Hoe. H. G. th, oi wa.sem-illhern.• t. IN IN allow the return to then (THIS DAT.) Liddell, Wl'. sad wee area uraufrsouely. It wee the U 1 en • • is 11 es. 1/141. ale I - are. • Cs& la vs of 10s. to Ils. per share that .auk serwmasme should partly aorta of a statue :L. _ , .. . :. : e gg .., it 3 ir . Tit g late Kr Robert eimpesessm, tad that, is addition to .11 a iiii.Q: . - a er company's existing lie), DOW-STIGIRT. the monument, a poise et des hods smaribed &meld to at p imiiiiiii ... -• Oess. l ime a. 1/le 141 LOD I 34 06 • saftlial 0 in Ise next payment, therefore, A e.• 13 KS TICS • 113991tWATORT. devoted to - /docatlead •eameasess was •appointed t IN as mai: Prof. it les el of about 41. 10 4 . per she A bsg ai seise 11l pre a age, named Mirth Asa as to carry the meolathis o east. 114 IN LassAllbais Nel N - shares. um el • ealmeembb. meet* ems Ia the OV I , Mr. USD:an JOSHES Dissza.-On Tuesday last took 10 ell ae . ... 01 . 1 -.,,....avail u . u s 1011311111 MUM. The Plicenix Life As Beak brid le , the . 3 . Grates' Mreelo WM• with piece toe of the mod remarkable celebrations width It hr ea Ise g=i ii pe ob b&A tn. mit Se. I alivil Nina I Pd. Ift New I Oraas a further issue of share. simelag • welch sod chain, the property at Mr. ih. ever been our lot to mooed. At the pottery worth el et sis Inv& - bw o olif saw old eld•ob •• Mesa Joaah Wedgewood and Sono, at Etruria, la the 0 -, la pe. law ess. /ear 1 1 1 1 Im- N I L:SC Giiiii 1.1. 10 4 * {son ing the marine insurance Delude, evieleg the prisoner called at my haft Is twelve borough of Hanley, sre many eil workmen who have sisal 0 - ' 1" • d p i.. le Ti -. 61 dot dle to increase the subscribe Ms albu'a messy. I let boa wetting a se) Pwlsras while the greater pieties a tear ii.n s in the serviced s ot t 4.1 Ail p *sites, et . a.l - - MI6 1 1 =Tat E. ' A 14 if mentioned that " the lie Ilia el lolp l _obaor. On my re tu rn 7 Paid him th• mot firoo, whose eetablithment le the oldest end the a _ r,..0,-,...1,11- runt * s l a 6 r 1632 1 ellaoo..7aw. 1- -- limited in this as in oth = des le me sober and he 6., * 111 sway, I suboOsood7 lost louses's' of the earthenware memefactorise in this 711,, - 0 - ff e iTSTL.VII 3 :. arisiti 1.14 IN USN all MI CO my wale emd chain, raid, were lying on the table kingdom. On Temdey evening, eight of the old workman se. E k sea Neonates .-. LIS lie Ittl 1 1 .. 16 11 si eiiiiiiitirdir ell 1 nies by an express cla what I went set. were entertained et • public dinner under the following Lie _ v . 4 ematiothith. - ••-•••••--.1 111 24 11 3 effect." Wow MR Jana, POlic•-00nOtable N j 29, depeeed-Abeth iiiiinkrano66 th e -Tiny had each been in the SITTIG* fifty 7 4 . ssr - Psi -.- ITS ras ra a I ............... an 14 X The half-yearly divi hellisse dile asks* lest erasing from information I bed seers, and e eldest ef thee had been with the firm for sr ire 1 vie amt. M. Ai I I= l ....-......... 1 all 106 Ili Swedish Provincial Mori mead I ant le as house where the primes?' father Her t h e p ro b o bly wipraeigogiog pin e ' of sixty - 31x you.. The MLA' Delm s rathat.llle. 71 ~,3, ----- di :1 e" The Stock Exchange 1 es lottollom I hood •bo Primo" them. mad told Wm I rams of this hearty old man, wh o atoll does hie day's eras S Me i 0i11eme.2•12. 16 :11 Ilr 5 1 .-- ;re: ehelai eats ha is shady lie " the a watch from Mr. mark, and, judging from his appearance can do it well, is - if. us De. •0 00.- ..- les 14 . . 101, i 1 a following resolution:-" indellfs pulses. leak "Tee, nook it. I sold that wet& pitm en , to oe v on y. H n nvoc t o wok ' e g os only raven ee. me Da, Virre eareia . ...- 199 IN use ]rtes a 6 e ... ...., 1 1 1 of the Scinde Railway C 0 anether hey for 5.., and afterwards I asw • policemen peen 01 I, and when he meld not walk through the wiz- ~,o6 a Sae Wm nem a ono - - 1 delivered and received immt NO. SUM , lt& tiaal 1- t.br ....be,... I thought he wan coning lo Wes •••••• I New Ws snow his slater carried him to his work on her back. If h a ll f 99 4 •••• they carry the full divide if__ _INV 171 . ere r 7 . Ti" chills." I Imml , ban all the wallow Two of the men-John and William Adams-are bra 1 1 1 all itodliosi It mmili.o „, . 50 .° 3 61 „ . 81 -- Mears. Davies and Co WiIIORLLAIIIIIOI7/1. •••••• owl I m f iwwwdm received Wm' will". which I war there TM names of the other, me Jame Boohoo, Mesa Ill en i t irr..,f "fibma i -9.4- -- ii liaised an " Advice Office gumless, sea which Mr. Smith identities fives as father. gee mord, and Benjamin Loyale The chair wan take --- - - ardi 4" " 4*. i Nee. I Mere/me I Pd. IM. dims I Oise Cballso Smith idol lo'bo) deposed - Tb• P••••••• OM so by Mr. Each Keeling, for the lam forty years cashier to the 10. th le Maio Nerathelsome- an tat ' 9 l Ile Admiralty have I the nem of the boy to whom bm had meld it, sad 1 west me woke, sad himself a 'errant of fift-four yews' standing. 11)11.11411 RAILWAY& :k w Li i tr i e si sitae ra t io d i i 9 10 30 ,t l e il e eels to carry stores, vi NM bees father mad de mmided Its toottoothe to Mr. "la. He related to the company his enpeneoce as a comrade wide ILI 24 .1 Ullman. 1 MAW Pram' 11 ... (steamer), for Gibraltar ; no b lO / P• 0 • IllY.•sTal1 he Mid hOWCM if 4 Jr" to iloi. &Emmy in the Etruria Volunteers at the time of the great *ee mothmanteneellniMe.. 41 41 IL g Dfa Weeleweet wa 1 el j 44 4/ to tuts • Palm and Christi: sin& pee lb t he policeman es Le meted. Tee pn• war with Napoleon Bonaparte. Tbecheirman was tupportad L i s - T. - se rees.aussessereta a i et Hardy, for Barbadoes ; ww• I • Is " h•d b. ' , sad is • peat woo 01 ' tr°°ble ram- es the right by Mr. Fiends Wedgewood, the present Mod& IWI = thilerolin e ptheme I ° 1 die 1311 N Della ae. Nina ill IS b Malta. Be freqesnelg 06 ter alma sae of may which he fools the Srm, an d on each aided him were four of the men. You, 0 sb - Gasp le as Esse allsalems masa For instance. be um: public diner. : 1 1:7 1 c n as y tkor an 'a y 7;i: i e . was othe ag alike""biliini lei - rl 17 MU 161 131 107 111 kid team st same cheap photographer's, and thee trat b e g s a and ii el .. .. ... . - afar es oneessiaarrfeilLi so s I .64444. 11 9 1 4 n sad thsrass sew" at it till he boo smashed It Is gentry of the neighbourhood. The preemie was • len public 2 DINO /Vt. - .. l li I M b 11"8. il l Ck re. "4 9ll B.6 eree. t . a all 5 14 Is.vreConsols, which closed Rae to me that I took ••14, from him. (The wllDele 000•31011, being get up by the workmen among thonmelme we we -.... all If If 6th Dec., opened this moi Wers - peulleed a photographic sot trait of the prisoner, who and • few Steeds Some very interesting speedy* ware K sweeesse %air ; ono; - - Se.* - - Preleimea _. all 4 Si Ills IL Doll p.44./StraDik la 61 101 improved in the afterooc "stratleg an anomie' in most theatrical atyle ) made, and many patriotic sentiments uttered, and good songs so Orem =Meek - - g A Talillior .. 160 106 2,4 964, or 96 1-16 to 3.16. "7.1.6,. *dog if the pris•rar had aver before boss song. se oatar•eseesOan* el r rms is Vt. le le e~ was 98, "bit yers." The orevissid. as iserinieseres ~..„ - A PRIZE FIGIIT PREVENTED . -ATTACIC UPON au tots amssras re 106 .-. -. NM* 16 6 ' " mvimMi It' If 2' ii Tito inho-No ; sad I so sot aurae that ha has sow follows :-Three per Ca roe Potice.-It having remelted the isnot the police err 1 1 . 1 idllno m .. a lle•Tolubm• •-• - Vi L 1 = Veg i 11 " ban fated say ow bet a. maw- - 31 If ma 10 31; ditto for account (61 thoritim that • match of the above bled would take place, the e 7g • # -- Q - •.. . II IthatetTeLll.4 11111 lb Cents. Reduced, 941 ; Isle The Wm= pisokd guilty, a nt had nothing to say. deputy chid-constable Major M•Keieht wen on hie ht- ma N themes-- II I 1 ele 4 Mr. ash -1 chill sot nod you to gaol foe thin ; but I ei , formation , sent Serge ant Richards from ' Handsworth with Al = 4 ee .. M. aG II 941 ,the New Indian Fig valvad . /.. a • ti. that will be ses7 Les 6.6ra,L 1 1 . 1 ..... ."•,_ 5 ' n three office , re to a spot between the Beggar's Bush sad 2 M•Nr_.t.4 / U ; A me so sem• le , oemee 1 e ss• 1 1 mow 2 IL Tel all - 1034 ; ditto, acrip, lon ; ,r7L-r.,. tier l ea t ialin i y. sa t *ble L y Th w i y " ,. . '",....7,c - the King', &ending, a place (near Owott College) in the et II 4 VI Mb. mg 41 61 Debentures, 1858, 964, 91 pariah of Perry Barr. After remaining th ere from eight i s iti s FZl 7 eit„.Memeo e ,_, Nei ~. toe. 1 1a as Led _... al .. Bonds, 21. dim reformatory for thee years. o'clock in the month, until ma o'clock, at that hour I L e n ro ok . evve r ee S e: T e ga i t.; all le ; ',Wallas 1 1 The New Indian Loan MARLBOROUGH-STREET. between 1,400 and 1,400 people aeseretiled at dila spat, there ale hos see OITAININii • lIITAATION NT A FALSE CLI•RACTEII - being Silo CaliTiefre=r, mire, and calos in Imre umbers, U lath era Sem enimethe "1 1.. Ur:A .; .0 1 ". all I 1 both stock and *rip. ...Tea et et in. ia. . 1 SINGCLAR CASE. comaiming well.d people. A ring woe formed, • re- N • nr e r e "- - - ~. ,-, The lodian Four per .....• s ee I Its, " gee -I* le* net den Duddy, • esrvaat, wan placed at the Mr before Mr. litre appointed, and the pugilists-Rodger Crutaley, of u a time see - - Is le laittellem.l• 11 .. A remain quoted 961 to 1; Henry, cluorged with &nettling • eituetion by MOW. of • Birmingham, sod Posh Price, of Weleall -stripped, and 119 a_ dwel t thew ..... - LON le k do. II •- .- false character, beim brought up • in ctuitody by fibilliegfurd, entered the ring. At this movement, Sergeant Richsrde : gi'' L e T " 111 - - ma• is de. 0 b. ... .., and Exchequer Bills, 27a - - WWI IL Ittarleadallim asi Se U Turkish stocks were di one of the warrant &Brom announced that be wan a police offlovir, bed orders to stop Uan Ilimhre sea 14 41 1_1 . 3. E Mimanthe eil rt 79 VS 71 1 Mier MMEONI, 01 54, Devieoeteret, Berkeley-Nome any fight from taking p 1..% and that if they proceeded ii sill .____ l7 •••l.._,Z74Ai;.____ :: I*, i s tu it. U • 10 ••• 1854 being quoted 76 to 71 ;re 11 as eve a I:WM te * aew stid-Or the 26th of (*etch, the snootier applied to me for be should take down name. and summon parties before the 7, 1 2 ,7„7" • '"' •••••• -• et e l Vent sttela Bonds were re l a ritnedoe se gook is mower to a• advertisement- She stated magistrates. Crutchley said, t' We shall do as the miens oeg De. apm etet. now q ... ~... B tirr Item ...... s e: 3: I remain quoted 221 to 4. Ned mbm bad lived for eighteen Innelne with • at 14, directs ;if be says stop, we do; if eo ea, we alma at te tt !! et gleeems_ll_,.._. "...Chum '1 IN Asa IS la la' remain _-- ea 01 a The shares et the 1 Ostsaeh-place, Clerkeswell, an d that she could bare • good The &Soo then spoke to the referee, a all. aimed emaa la ",, ..• ~",..,"•". ----"" --•- -. rote et. 'kraal' Lae untine. 100 Ile If dienerde se • cook. I asked her if she bad than lat bar sites- the ring. His answer was, `• We shall sot step as fight - - - - *---- .. C U area led eV N U Steam Navigation Comi vesevonvoi .... m.ret. his, sod abs dud the bail not. I said, " I shall me for you," and giving th e signal to comm.* Wh orate De. De. 31 I I prem. yes there thee," sad the trimmer said I slevald, sad lore about to sing ge t when six of the Werwiekshire .lollte ROOK BAIA& - With the exception of rho ahead arn the door foe se. I west cm the (Aston) Police mew MI. end the next movement els. I nen. I suss IN. f &idea I Ibits. IN Yes Illemset Lied- IN Is II 10s. in Union Bank of I falksvfag day, sad wan mhend nth the mother, 'Ed vow that the six pace commenced pulling up -the ram at my Is ewe toe u. swarm 0 re ts and miscellaneous share' saw • paw d oe a mew mat, seed in ormeenseoce of what ad Mara A fellow who attend, them paerilletic match's mos en ewe ..-..- en 51 U DEATH PROW A SHARK RIA fatal accident alteration, business being the pines see I eselt the Fleeter into my service, and eise called one , " Yoe woe' t let them fellows take the traps, lON. _ N If 1 ,....--- if .. 11 5 , 62 tame ale the thliewbg Wednesday, and after bring with me will your At thee a shower of stones and ea assault of • r e g e otag e =h s4 ; 3 l a v .' . : of this derwriptlos occurred on the beech on Thuteda; morn- were heavy at 121. to 134.. • IN, sr tee I dbeevered that she kaess nothing brutel !Later* wee made upon the handlul of police by soma Mem &Amerce _ a - - leg. Four boatmen were enraged In panne 0 • bolt Geelong Corporation Si 4 her Inesees. I told her of come she mast thadreda taking part in the meault. Of course reelatrace wag SAN them. ma .t bies i , from the beech, whew one of them wee seised by • shark Imes and that I believed I had had a Wes ember, and giving up 'ha rote. and 2 sessi les Pseravoras' / fierse/e.aed Mesa 13 par Ixm le - - which carried awsy the whole of the soft side of the at thigh both In sand &hind, exposing the bons. The asa ranteer with M. 810 did not deny it, and on my telling Maim took to flight. Sergeant Richard, had • blow es the IMM • i t ...... - bar that 1 &MAW go to the piece the following day, she hat of his had with • atom. Two of the Warwickshire Orris win found olingisiLto the boat the men who head hint dealt in at 1031. MINES.-7 glued's leg& be try , ad she them @eked me if I would gin her • imam were badly hors , and one bad some of hi . frost teeth Artaaiii. ist tr being heeled into the boat. One boatmea mid that he Raw - , eareeemel I wed tat was lapsable, sad .k. had We- sited out. ' We leers that Colo el Hoge end Major memo i ii =t a lhelteethe takes the penes she ha car to. After the dinner was M•Reight are sear every metros to bring the whole of the 140... __dm. ii, si the shark, which he described as baring been about tan or - ... 111 12 feet long. The accident took place about fifty yards hew s a t ea di nno non ti num mot et . 71 , t in b e oet myth( enplane, the prisoner went into tbe reel offenders in nth diegrecoftd affair to jastice.- /!„ - t etr o ' Lew . m a ,"=: - Mem, the IMO dew open, zed tried to Sul •a perms Mow Paper. W. awry away Ns luggage. I thee told her that else bad ORIEJITAL INLAND STEAM COY PANT.-( rH Pt "' Me. r L inik_rerr W •er "..l6; ll•llllllllll arethal as sal tat las daerained to punish bar, Dar._ fl e s „en...pinery peers' Nestin g of the stare- Vis . easrma ll U i " med MN my serve& es seep Ur bes, thinking that might.- -o holders wan beld at I o'clock at the Loodoe Tavern, Col. rasa era Mrabm...... mg M . . 64 - : i ' i n _esall ban a the has, bet as I.ft, . sad 1 saw CO 0,0, 0 of Grimes in the cbair, for the txoullrmation of floe moth- 2•Me ek . OMmteM Wee- I .77. 7; , 4 '" "ill al. 1148 ashes Wig welded/ by No allamer ( Sh'lling* tine emoted at the than beldam the 30th &August, the ono- ''''-' jor es h o ol d eigiii 22* :L .. w w td . 2. 1 wba b lee a te p rxr: . the gesda a mees rermatblaidr gign .or tiom . of . at/ b oner . r&ol e iti n ceLate n e e d i Lre . tent assioe t. ' , a i t :: s ei I , : di s. mizi....izz: .a ... -. the spot where the boy wee wired mime Wee waste back.- bodied map Ia lan Jtedresthethresr, October 15. share market. West Ca Willis • part wit preparing to dance the " bride's demand , . with an upward reel," at • e at Hermon, South Roneld.hay, last in the Stock Exchange 1 week, James Dineen, the father of the bride , on taking the been dealt in at 51 to 5] floc!, insteetli fell down and expired Immediately. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAT'II- INN - ROAD . -e Shams. in North Down§ Unity have also met with love .. Thunumb " ut r i m"unes relieved 4 this kliC4t.i ' "nag d" Scottish Australian 31 , weak allag ov. 19, is 2,461, of which 856 wore new he, marked / dia. Great 1 dtt•m ti te rtr i Is kr own seek with • • • a t , i. 140 J Loge Ammimmlb .. II i g a7 ' oh teas/ boa wok del • Aro/ blialldww. MI paid asaiimomsly. &AN IN NM50L......... • A A 0111114 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooir. The funds opened this morning at an advance of to 3-16 per cent., Consols being first quoted 961 to I for the account. Owing, however, to further Wes of New and Reduced Three per Cents., a relapse has since taken place, and prices are now quoted only about 1-16 per cent. higher than on Saturday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Excharge stag nation continues to prevail, but price, are very firm, Lombardo-Venetian railway shares, and a few of the principal British railway stocks, are a little dearer. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents were quoted 89.90 for the account, being 6a better than on Saturday. The New Indian Loan is firm, at 1031 to 1, both stock and scrip. Consols are officially marked 961, 961, and 96 for money, and 961 for the account. ' The preeest quotations are 96 to ki for money, and 961, " buyers," for the Bth Dec. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94j, 1, and 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941,1, and 1 ; the New Indian Loan ' (stock), at 1031; ditto scrip, at 103/ and 1 ; the Four per Cent. Debenture, of 1888, at 961; ditto 1889, at 961 and 961; India Bonds, at 2s. die. to 2s. preen.; and Exchequer Bill. at 27a. to 30s. prem. Tne foreign stock market is very quiet, but there is an improvement in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 221. The Turkish Loan of 1868 has recovered about * per cent., being quoted 85; to 66. That of 1858 remains quoted 78 to 77. Other foreign stocks are inanimate. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1868, 981, 96; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97; (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22j, 22;; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 66t, 65; ; ditto scrip, 1,0; die ; Spanish Three per Coate., for account, 44; ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 688; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents. for se ;want, 28. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are steady, at I; to 1/ prem. The inquiry for gold for the Continent is not so pressing as of late. The Persia has arrived from New York with 60,0001. in specie. The other imports of the precious metals lest week were small, comprising 60,0001. by the Europa, from Boston ; 38,0001. by the Hammonia, and 33,0001. by the Kangaroo, both from New York ; and 7,6661. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula. These arrivals represent a total of only about 188,0001. The whole has been sent away. Transactions took place in Mexican dollars on Saturday at 6s. lid. and 6s. lid. per ounce, showing an advance of id. to id., owing to a sudden demand, principally on French account. The English Mail announces an important altera tion in the Australian mail service. Commencing with the March steamers, the Australian postal route will be via Ceylon instead of cid Mauritius. It is also annonnoed that the Peninsular and Oriental Company are very much dissatisfied with the pecu niary malts of their contract, and have applied to government for an increased subsidy. A telegram reports that at St. Petersburg on Fri day evening the weather was very cold, and the navigation was regarded as finally closed. The last steamer, the Russinie, had sailed. A pamphlet ( pub lished by Messrs. Bally Brothers) has just made its appearance, addressing • series of warnings to the shareholders in the Ottoman Bank. The position of the establishment is gloomily ri by the anonymous writer, who, neverthe less, professes to be a shareholder. He dwells upon the secession from the bank of several of the original directors. The mere fact of a change in the direc tion of an undertaking, however, is not necessarily en adverse feature. The writer concludes by recom mending the appointment of a committee of investi gation ; bat, if it be true, es he himself avers, that "at present" the bank's" capital is intact ;" that it has "even accumulated a reserve of 40,000/., in addition to it ;" and that the shareholders " are not therefore losers, up to this time, of any part of their actual investment," there is, upon his own showing, no solid ground for the proposal. The Australian Royal Mail Company have sold their two remaining steamers, the Adelaide and Victoria, for 30,0001. The former is of 2,080 tons and 460 horse power, and the latter of 1,878 tons and 460 horse power. The sale of these vowels may allow the return to the shareholders of a farther sum of 10s. to lls. per share, after the payment of the company's existing liabilities of about 8,0001. The next payment, therefore, will complete a distribution of about 41. 10e. per share on the fully paid-ap 101. shares. The Plicenix Life Assuranoe Company announce a further issue of shares, for the purpose of extend ing the marine insurance department. It is proposed to increase the subscribed capital to 200,00 W. It is mentioned that " the liability of the shareholders is llmited in this u in other marine insurance compa nies by an express clause in each policy to that effect. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan. The Stock Rich:tap committee have passed the following resolution:—" That the old and new shares of the Scinde Railway Company fully paid up be delivered and received indiscriminately, provided they carry the full dividend." Messrs. Davies and Co., of Finch-lane, have estab lished an " Advice Office for Life Assurers." the Admiralty hare taken up the following yes• eels to carry stores, viz..—The Marco Bozzaris (steamer), for Gibraltar; Hopewell, for the Mauri tius; Palm and Christina, for St. Helena; Mary Hardy, for Barbadoes ; and the Symmetry, for Malta. SATURDAY EVIIII/11. Console, which closed yesterday at 98 ti7o 4 for the 6th Dec., opened this morning at the same quotation, Unproved in the afternoon to 961 to 4, and closed at 964, or 96 1-16 to 3-16. For money the last price was 96, " buyers." The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent Consols. for money, 98, 934 ; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 96, 964; Three per Cents. Reduced, 944 ; New Three per Cents., 944, 944 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stack), 1034 ; ditto, scrip, 103; ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 98/, 964 ; ditto, 1839, 93/ ; India Bonds, 21. dia. The New Indian Loan was steady, at 1034 to 4, both stock and scrip. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838 remain quoted 984 to 4; those of 1839, 964 to 964; and Exchequer Bills, 275, to 30s. prem. Turkish stocks were slightly firmer; the Loan of 1834 being quoted 76 to 77 ; and that of 1858, 65 [O4. Veil, sada Bonds were rather more offered. Mexican remain quoted 224 to 4. The shares of the London and Mediterranean Steam Navigation Company were quoted 4to prem. With the exception of an improvement of about 10s. in Union Bank of London, bank, land, steam, and miscellaneous shares to-day experienced no alteration, business being scanty. Great ship shares were heavy at 12s. to 134. Geelong Corporation Six per Cent. Bonds were dealt in at 1034. MINES.-THIS DIY. Two o'CLocx. Sateadiness continues to ,prevail in the mining share market. West Caradou shares continue in demand, with an upward tendency, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 160. Alfred Consols hays been dealt in at 6j to 81, and East Basset at 147 g. Shares is North Downs, Providence, and Wheal Unity have also met with business. Scottish Australian Mining shares are dull, and are marked i dia. Great Northern Copper (South Australms, are bteady, at to a prem. Fortuna ?dining have been dealt In at 3. The Admiralty will naive tenders on the 29th inst. for the supply of 300 tons of copper. An eatraordinary meeting of the Bohemian Coal Mining Company (Limited) la called for the 7th December, to con sider the imy of increming ttte capital. At a =olio, of mivenquers to Cargoll Mine, held on the 16th lestast, the accouuta showed a bateau in favour of the adventurers of 431..19e. 9d. The Whorl Fu:leraroo . unte, prevented s the meeting held on the 15th hut., extutited & balance In favour of the mine of 1,6861. 104. Ild. The groat upon the two months' wa►tng amounted to 6171. 6e. 7d. A dividend of 21. 10e. pa share (6101.) wen decieeed ; leaving the rum of 9461. 10,. Ild. to he tarried to the sat 'comma COMMERCIAL AND MARZETS. MARIE-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The attendance the trade warn larger, bat the tone heavy. Priors of soot articles of the trade want notaltered. The supply of horns grown gran was small. The Imports of foreign grain into Landon lil2oo Met Monday VIM reported tbi. morning as small of tour, large of wheat, fair of barley, and large of oats. WHlT.—Euitliah sold slowly at barely lest Monday's advance. Foreign held at last Monday's advanoe. Initials white, 42.. to 625.; red, 38.. to 44.. per ? t o , :ti c ir i 4 Dantaio and Konigsberg, 425. to 68a. per 4941 b,,• 42.. to 60a.; other Billie ports, 40s. to 481.; Trench, 38s. to 42.. —Retail trade at &boot last Monday's prices. Town, 360. to 43e.; Norfolk, 32a. 6d. per 2801 b.; French, 28s. to 335. per 2801 b.; A. 13.8.,—per barrel. Bsatar.—Fine aorta widens scarce, unaltitawi, at last Mondsi's num. Eretlish, 24.. to 465. per qr.; Baltic, 245. to 27r. ; other sorts, 235. to 275. par quarter. OATS quiet at Let lundaar's miss. British, 20s. to 300. rr qr.; Burns, 19s. to 244. per qr. ; other B ank P fftl ° 235. to 275. per qr. Scams.—Bugllsh and Egyptian ls. to 2s. per qr. dower than lam Monday. English tick, 86s. to 41a. ; borrow, to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 601. per v. Bryptites , la. per qr. Pees inquired attar, and ls. per qr. alarm than list Monday. English boilers, 384. to 403. ; bog sad gray, Ma. to 40s. ; foreign white, 484. FLOATINO CASOODA.-Bilsol, lad Friday 6 grain laden vessel. were reported arrived at ports of ce ll, yin, 1 wheat, 1 maize, 1 barley, 1 beans, 1 eels. Bolas lad reported . Taganrog barley, just shipped. 6,000 qrs., opposed 23e. per imperial qr. ; end today no fresh isle was romanced up to tho hour of going to press. IliTo - 1.041D011 =ON NOV. 14 TO NOV. lg. Omen Us. Wirt. easisy. ll lats. OM. Homo Pm NI.. ra c j a lla ... r{;7 ' ..- 1- ISW Irish Fordo WU II I 6 .... INN Ni Ica 17 1 11. 0. am ll% MI MI SU 4116 111 ..- 11141/ ot. Lam- in si sus 1441 I )6 . ... MN Imam . NS . I MINCING-LANE.—(TIDE DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow: —auger: 300 hhde. of Barbadow, and 1,000 b.p of Ben gal. Coffee: 600 casks of plantation, and 1,000 packages of native Ceylon. Tea About 26,000 Package,. fit,a.ta.—The market Ilea had • very firm apparsnes sisal Friday. The reined market steady ; lamps, 495. to 61s. COMM has been steady. Tra“—The market is inactive. Large public sales will com mence to-monovr. . _ RCri.--kinilnualnese has hoes done at the late rednoed DiDemerara, proof, 24. U.; Leeward Island, proof, u. flararzrzi.—Refraccion 4 to 4} sold at age. SPILT= Sad at 211. Markets generally have a toes steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(TRIES DAY.) The market Is steady, at the following prioes :—Petarsbarg Y.C. oo the spot. 695. ; S the year, Ms. at. to 58s. 9d. ; December sal,, 684.6 d. to 68s. 9t1.; Jewry to March, 685., °sellers." PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stook co band We deg ...... Delivery km week Ditto from IMJeme 3.u60 t 41119 ‘llB 3,634 11.2!. .... n. •u~ Mr 1•3114.4 mot Ditto from Mhos . I 7 1 6 1 I a tilt 1 T . 6 .. n., Mee T.O. per 'lSt r e 4138 Ma 444 Dlile Tows WS Arrival far the walk antlag 216 of Nevesot4r lot par, 4.0% mil} sad ~ trams rim. Tr arelvai Mw mak 43m541343 3. 3 75 caalis tram T 4441. 6.376 arks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARNE P. mpg DAT.) . . We have a lugs supply of bwb, yet choicest guildss us not much more plentiful, and late prices sre folly supported. The number of sheep te rather smeller, but a large supply to tbs dead marker muses a slow trade We, and prices on the average ars sessuely as good ron Monday leaf. No 'Memnon w the calf trade. Prom Gennsoy and Holland there are 920 beasts, 4,960 three, and 96 calves. Scotland, 80 beret; Irelend, 700 , Norfolk and Suffolk, 100; sad 2,700 from the Northern and Midland Couritim _ eel. 100. Wes. •o.a. a. Pee nose of Sib, •..• C. Beet .! , .row Hereford.— 4 8 S • Best Du Ps Neon-bore. 4 e 4 10 Beet Lose-woo.. 4 d 5 0 *cor. euetltr beam.— 3 4 4 0 Do. de Sbere . 4 0 5 u lose t second 40eUtr 4 0 4 Pip Bat Du I 2101f400d. • 0 6 2 Lamb . DWI" is mike. 0.310; &up sod Lot 22.410: 04 14 05.144: Mo. NO. — BIT HOUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ileum Pentodes sad gad* report that the mailed continues Arm, and fine sampisa are in demand, et the fol lowing prior, —Mid and Best Keats, from 704. to 90e. ; choice Goldinas, 1124. to 147 e.; Weads, 60s. to 705.; Golding ditto, 7.15. to Ns.: thiseex, 465. to 621. ; fine, 66e. to 63e. ; °Whigs, 70e. to 75e. per owt. THE PRICE OF TALLOW. T0_713 IDITOII. 01 TZI EXPREAS. sls,—l observed is use of your last week's Itrprees a report which you stated came from me interested to the tallow trade. lam connected with that Wide, but as I ma not a speculator, it matters not to me what price ft is or may be, having neither bought nor sold forward, and kaow you are always glad of dienterested information on any subject. The accumulation sad present large stock of tallow arlses„ In my opinion, from the late summed melt having bass much larger then for many you', and chandler., have nob required to buy their usual quantity of YC. I still hold • portion of my summer's melt, and I have not yet had to go to market to supply my general wants which in 1863 I com menced by buying Y C ow Oct. 1 ; 1854. Aug. 13; 1855, Aug. 13; 1866, Sept. 6; 1857, Oct. 10; 1868, Sept 29. I know mine is not a singular case, sad if you take it to be die same throughout the country, it will explain the felling of in the delivery of tallow, and the present large stock es hand, which will probably still madam to inaease, the heaviest consumption having passed, by housekeepers hewing supplied their winter's requirements at Alicheelmae. no trade from that time to Christmas le always quiet; and asst Christmas the melt will, in my opinion, be very large, se the root crop is good, I believe, throughout the kingdom.- 1 am, dec., A CONSTANT READER. November 19, 1869. PUNISHMENT OF LONDON 'PRENTICES.—At s prior to the commencement of Christian and rat ' : Closing Amociatious, a great change bad mule. fasted knelt in the demeaaonr, habits, and usefulness of the City apprentices. Their affection for those whose position was in lace parentis had greatly in creased, and a disposition was evinced by them, se body, to make the bah:sets of those they served, not only a duty and responsibility, but a sure stepping stone is the ladder of human program for themse:ves. Consequently. • black bole, a chamber of terror, wan found to be n , longer needed, and its existence ceased many years enue, when some materiel alterations were made in the late. rior of the Gaildhell. Alluding to their, Mr. T. B. Nichols, in his brief account of the building, slams that formerly on each aide of the stone steps were the ball- keeper's offices, and round the top of each of them were six iron palm trees of carious worktasnship, which ' , lced as supporters of the large balcony overhead, and entoposad ' 'enrolling like two arbours. Under them offices were two small cages or prisons, where unruly apprentices were con fined, by order of the Chamberlain. They were called " little ease," not beine of eutlicitut height for • big boy to stand upright —City Perot. A STONEMASON TRANSFORMED INTO A LEGIS-• LATOIL—u Authentic intelligence," says the PerMsAirs Adertiser," has just arrived here stating that &native of this town, Mr. Charka 3. Don, stonemason, has detested aa ()facial, sad attained to the dignity of an Australian NI.P. Mr. Don is well known in Caper-Aniline, and whom resident was a very useful member of the Mutual Impravernent Society. Mr. Disraeli was telling au English audience the other day of the advantage of mechanics fusitutee ; and we have good cause for thinking that the schooling err 'eh Mr. Don got in the meeting-room of oar /moiety Gar mutual improvement has helped him to his present toeiti in. We rejoice at the elevation of oar old working, tramping, Mg, and debating colleague, ' Charlie Doe,' and earnestly hope he will turn out a wise as well as an enargetio legislator." A SERIOUS CtrotGE.—At the magistrates' clerk's °Moe, at Pstendsld. on Thursday, • painful and melancholy circumstance occurred. Mr. Wardroper, for many years in eremite sea solicitor, of Midburst, Sussex, was brought up from the police-station, in which place he was incarcerated on the previous day, on the charge of fraud sad einbrulersant to same considerable extent. A pre ferns examination took place, slier which the prisoner area remanded by the Hon. 1. 3. Carnegie, the prodding megistram, to a future day. The prisoner will remain in eeetedy at the Petenfiell lobos. station until the neoessety evidence condrnaing the charges as bit onapleted.—Haspshirc Itodependoit.