The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-16 00:00:00

h 4 74 th. wlueh a r c° el t luve. romev* i he , bwE mat envelope toth,z 6rtictilar , . " sivelop e ea sheet o f 411 Ner. Poe artful rohb e : , hei rd. ad k ept t•Cts "HIP. Lief nut. dn, aline A ta4s t retired 'rah; *fore Am in .. %Argo of yeah — n - 1 ' Detention, Ifem I Webb and Bre: PASOber a ft. deeociatzion, e ls Pen!ng etete two shIP Sevin h*„ . Dn. and in reply t o remaining Loa. c, and then e new -made he log to t b, ship, worth told wittier' the mattes w as on the per. On he um all 3rth's °Mee. After rick called ce hi m e could not sake • then told g m , to all tS ara „ found out. On dyed lettere from all was goin g ng Re gav e *lmes Le care that his On October 6 gave Lim another that the under proceedings with wn effects, which nth for 2001. The leisworth's l . s, inspector tit he le made to to London, where heritice at Lloyd's. mansaction, though >me length by ggr, been a capteia in ar 1838, and that ailed the Thomas, on a voyage from present prisoners the Thomu when el since died. For it 401., after paying ur what was the argo were insured, coast of Scotland, ing, and was likely are other witaeses Lon.] barged before the previous after s Tottenham-seas n the boy stop sad ad frequently ear )iin into custody. 'Wren's fault—they nd ate/Aida?. Ho to do so. and aril they had seen obliged to sell stand, a Lase, bed vetting better. the mother, ia hat roultl like to how end him. r it would not be a ichool, and she ti ristrate) sent him to and being trained .e boy sent to seasxd. sy up to his mother • that if the boy me send him to school, lid. s mother. VELUM. !aiding in the York. before Mr. Weeltfeh loot on the South• in motion, sod core f 3f. He was also opardising his life. ke company, said that st the prisoner—that st the train was in life property to the r a young man in the len out and pretebly hat he was under the daconducted biome apany ' s employ, said ruin from Grflentmeh Just as they Tama risoner lean out of a he door. He ullad doing so he rum° ;'orrunately, aye !lied hold of him sad triage was broken a t On the anvil at r was given into coo o companY 4l emP l° 4 Wan broken off auiounted to 31. oner slid he had bea Fe woke up auddoP. at its destination , De fore be was aware at sorry for what had r 31. damage, and 156 man, was final') ea' and robbery. vice of a lady raiding 31S011 her because sh• Be wascharged tkl blur td for trial, and e was deferred, but a tang of his mistreat e received information antuitted in the neit . Putney and the ,ugu ' num. they were cow reuen• them in his app Was discovered w opham, and h e ' ll 2 some of the 11 0 •'• night of the 17th Lilt of Mr. Joseph Wilwat id-road, Futile!. I following o the window also erz L iming, and all r, tad been taken atr, l e bacon and "" ter was nearlyl:4l f bread, and a lining, some Of Irtl. second case. th• 21, ()settings - 10 1 , A ight of the 3rd nit_ id tobacco were a ) boards in the kit chen Hal e Hanging to dace by Mr. 1 bea n ! red her mate? s rearing them wan ...- h e exchanged them which were fond eedP: case Iva.' vre pawned sane of tee - . le was to have his ssol ....rnative but to eenno lt were burglaries. PF.NiBROKES HISM„ .A .--. reliable autliorit7l; lir, will be rotour t o. ity without opP oll Ir. Lort Phillll4l6 Art LORD-LIEUTRNANT OF IRELAND AND THE rzNAxr RIGHT. QUESTION. Rep lying yesterday to a deputation from the I ...ration of Waterford, the Lord-Lieutenant said : 7 0 - e t h e high terms in which you have spoken of my ... a ction ea • landlord with Ireland, I return you my k It has been my endeavour, u for as lay in 0 61 p , o aer, to act in regard to those whom Providence has Y o ed on my estates with justice and impartiality, and to m y relations with them in such a manner a. sle most conducive both to their own individual ty and the general imp rovement of the country. In o o s -promotion of this object I have been forcibly impressed oh the necessity of drawing no line of separationbetween interests of the landlord and the tenant. To arrive at i ce& of mutual confidence, co-operation, and come met progress, those interests must be considered idea oil in the objects they have in view and in the way they el to be attained. It will be the earnest desire of the ennanan tot which I am a member to bring about, if i pahle, a satisfactory settlement of this most important ( action, and we shall consider ourselves most fortunate ve should be enabled to introduce any measure, which, j i giving additional security to the tenant for bond * improvements shall increase his confidence in his w are, and tend to the promotion of mutual satin *ciao between tenant and landlord, as well as the s warth and development of that improvement which ,Jd be consequent upon a larger and more peal employment of capital by those engaged in tat agricultural pursuits of the country. During my enure of office it will be my unceasing object—as it fa , I on WWI you, of the rest of her Majesty's government —to promote to the utmost the welfare of Ireland. My intimate connexion with this country causes me to hail with the greatest satisfaction the indications, which I am convinced I can discern, of prosperity and advancement, c ad I shall deem myself highly favoured if I should be e nabled to trace the results of my efforts in the prem iere of loyalty, security, and order, the increased develop lent of natural resources, and the improved social condi .= and happiness of the people." LTTRAORDINURDER ARY CA A S T CLAPHAM. E OF SUSPECTED CHILD M (INQUEST. —THIS DAY.) This afternoon, Mr. W. J. Payne,. the coroner f o r the Duchy of lanesater, held an inquiry at the Cook Teem, Clapham Old-town, on view of the skeleton of a &Id that was discovered underneath the boards at a gen _ deman a mansion. The jury having been shown the complete skeleton of an *dant child, Jane Clinker said that she was housemaid at a loose in Clapham-park, and that on Friday morning, the 26th tilt., she discovered the skeleton underneath the boards of the kitchen. It was folded up in a newspaper eel part of a sheet. Witness called her sister, and the re mains were then handed over to the police. Witness bad been seven months in her present employment. There were four female servants employed at the house. When witness went to live at the mansion Anne Sawr, the suspected person, was then there. When the skeleton was discovered she was out of the house. She said that she wanted to go to her husband's funeral. When she returned the neat da, witness spoke to her about the child endd she said it was not hers. After that the lady at the mansion requested the cook to leave, and she did so. (At the request of the Coroner the witness did not men tion the name of the owner of the mansion.) When wit ness found the child she was near the dresser, and the body was discovered by her underneath a loose ward. Anne Purser, • laundress, at Clapham, said that 18 mouths ago she had her suspicions aroused. She did not tell the cook what she thought about her, but shortly after that time a sheet was missed, and the lady of the house spoke to witness about it. Last Monday week witness saw Anne Sawr at the police-station. She said, "I am innocent ; the workmen must have ut it there. The only baby I have had is one that is now a child three years old." George Grutton, 185 W, said that the newspaper in which the skeleton w as wrapped in was the " April 11, 1883." Witness arrested Ann Sawr, and she was taken to the police station. The inspector there did not think that the evidence was sufficient to take the accused before a magistrate. Witness had arrested the accused on the :10th of October, but she had to be taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, as it was believed that she had taken poison for the purpose of committing suicide, On the :ith instant witness removed her from the hospital to the police-station. Dr. Parrett said that he could not tell the sea of the skeleton. lie could nut of course say what was the cause of death. It was a full-timed well developed child. Witness had attended Anne Sawr for illness in 188.1, but she did not tell him that she had given birth to • child. The bones of the skull had fallen in, but witness could not say whether that had been caused by violence, such as a blow on the head or a fall. The bones of the skull might have fallen in while the child was underneath the boards. On the 28th ult. witness was called in to see the accused. She was lying on the door, and as witness believed that she had poisoned herself he bent her to the hospital. Ann Satyr, the accused person, having been sworn, said—l am perfectly innocent. It is not my child. I know nothing about it. I had no child at that time. I deny all knowledge of it. Ido not know who put the child there. The doctors at the hospital declined to tell the police whether the accused had taken poison or not. The Coroner having summed up, the jury returned • verdict, " That the deceased child was found underneath the boards of • certain house, but whether it was born alive or not, and, if so, the cause of its death, the condi tion in which the body was found prevents the jury being able to declare." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY. FRIDAY, NOTEXEIR 18, 8 £.11• B. It; W. 11 1 , litr2m. ',ll.l 1. e t 121 H. ' D. II 9. .----- /. --- --, ----- Jtm "'MU 37 E.N.E. 36 1 W. r 0.46 2 Aberdeen 49.3969 E.N.E. 4j 1 1 W.S.W. rc 10.38 4 Leith 21..32 42 N.E. 4 4 1 S. r 10.82 4 Ardroman. 29.25 42 E. 67 1 S. r 10.7,. 6 Greenmails 29.21 46 E.N.E. 2 4 8.5 W. r 0.92 1 Taleutis zta 49 N.W. 7 8 W. ro ,0.21' 5 1 - erpool 29. N 153 W. S 4 &S.W. or 11.04 2 L Holyhead 40.28 54 W.S.W. 6 9 S.W. ro 0.57 4 Peuzeuce 29.64 55 W. 5 7 8.8. W. lout 0.11 4 Brest .. V.76 54 W. 5 6 5.8. W. 'fr', t 1 6 Lorient 2.1.73 55 W. 3 6 5.5.E.8.5.. o — 1 3 Rochefort 29.92 52 W.B.W. it 2 E. o 1 2 Plymouth 22.59 5.5 8.8. W. 5 8 , 8.8. W. o .0.00 4 Weymouth 20.:4 56 W.S.W. 7 8. S.W. om '0.05 5 Portsmouth 29.5454 S.W. 6 6 S.S.W. r '0.17 5 Loisd.m 29.49 r 4 W.S.W. • 6 8 8.8. W. ro 10 . 01 - Yarmouth.... 29.351 51 W.S.W. 7 8 S.W. r 0.31 2 Icaricerough. 29.23 44 N. 1 4 S.W. or .0.37 5 Shields 2O. 44 N.E. 2 2 N.E. To 0.76 2 Helder — • - - - - REMARKS. Very strong south-west winds blew on the southern and western coasts last night. 13arometers have fallen rapidly. An sees of low pressure extends acr:iss the British isles from Green castle to Scarborough. To the northward of that district the winds have become north.easterly, and t emp:ratures have fallen. while to the southward t imperatures have increased, and the winds continue strong from southwest. Cautionary telegrams lave been mot to the north and east coasts this morning ; the west and south coasts were c.autioucd yesterday. The one hundredth and thirteonth session of the Society of Arts will c-mmence on Wednesday, the 21st inst., when the opening address will be delivered by Sir Thomas Phillips, Q.C., F.G.S., chairman of the coun cil, and the medals aw.irded by the council at the close of hat session will be pre,euted. - -•-• - WILLS AND BEQVESTS.—Probate of the will of the Most Noble Hemy Marquis of Lansdowne, K.G., of Lansdowne, Somerset ; &mood Park, Wilts ; and Berke- leyequare, was granted by her Majesty's Court of Probate to his relict, dm Most Noble Emily Jane Mercer, )iarchioneas of Lansdowne, daughter of the Comte de Flahault and the Baroness Keith and Nairne, the sole executrix and universal legatee. The personalty was sworn under 80,000/. His lord ship died July 5, 1865, at his town residence, Lansdowne House, Berkeley-square, at the age of 50. His will, which is very brief, bears date Feb. 12,1863, and is contained in these words :—" I give and bequeath to my dear wife, Emily Jane Mercer, Marchioness of Lansdowne, all my personal estate and effects of every kind, and I appoint her executrix of my will, and guardian of my children daring their respective minorities."—Mustrated London Nest. Tkit:vEsTE, M.P.—The corresponding secre- tarp of the Kilmarnock Reform Committee has, says the Apr Adrertiser, received the following reply to the cons- niunicition lately addressed by him to our burgh member, Br.Bouverie:—" Ardochy, Invergarry, N. 8., Nov. 5,1866. —Sir.—Your letter of the 19th ult. having been sent to Edinburgh after I had left it, has been forwarded to me bay through the unclaimed letter office. lam much obliged to you for it. You and your friends may confidently rely on my continuing to follow the same course which has earned your esteem, and on my endeavouring to advance, to the best of my power, the cause of civil and religious libefty.—l am , yours faithfully, E. P. Bocvsnig.—Mr. G. WEwes." EET. OOLO] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) No. I 970099 H I,so,oo l 2llBrllallColat 11p.d.,11172 1 100, Do. 1866 .. 12'9.0m.y. e., 1877454. .... Do. 6pwct,Fsb.ital6. Do.B perctilar. 2,214,808 Do.llperctJan.re 635,808 Do. 6 pact. Ins. 200,000 Cr° Hopesper.lB7l l do.lBoo-1000 - .. .• Do. do. 188000 - - Do. do. 1890-01 156, D0.59.0.Ap..110ct•190/ 3 100, Csylon,Nov.lB6 B,6p.ct 960,000 Do. 1878. do.. 1.000, 10 0 0 0 0 0 0. m l i ) urt o. tine .1873 pec 4. d . 0. - 100,0 0 04 Do. 1878 100, Do. 1882 1100,0001 Do. 1896 156,500. Natal. Gov. 6 per cant.. 100.000 New Bruns.Gor.6perot. 1,135,800' New Booth Wales Gov -5 p. 0ent.,1871 to 1876 3,871.800 1 Do. sp. 0.1888 to 1803 850,000 D0.bp.c.r,1967 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip 110:00 0 New 7.461=480er cent. 1,000 0 ,600 Do. sper 25,000 Do. 6 per cent 1891 600,030 Noss Scotts 6 p. c.. 1875 1,866,100 Quesusland Goy. 6 p. et. . .... B.Aust.Gov. 6p. c., 07-77 761, Do. 1878 and upwda. 153, ,Vlc.Gov.Bp. c. Jan. July 7,000,0001 Do. 6p. ct April &Os DILBP— MT =Ammo Tosolu.rn.) VSBURY MEETING.—(TEILS DAY.) Oxs o'CLocs. The railway market is rather inactive to-day, but there is a demand for Metropolitan and London and North Western stocks, which have risen 7 to per cent. Great Western, however, has declined 4. The other leading lines are unchanged. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 124 k to ; Great Western, 534 to 7 ; London and North Western, 1184 to ; Midland, 1244 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1244 to ; Caledonian, 1214 to 1224 ; South Eastern, 634 to t; Great Eastern 264 to I ; Great Northern, 114 to 1164 ; dittO A, 127 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 to ; and North British, 36 to 37. East Indian and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are inquired for ; the former are quoted 1034 to 1044, and the latter, 164 to ex div. Grand Trunk are called 184 to 19. DINABYA I cD nom. ft. • HANDICAP PLATL Five furlongs. Volunteer, 10st 21b ; Saoeharometer, 9st 710 ; Queen of Tromps, Bst 121 b; Kingsley, 7rt 61b ; Augusta o, 6st 121 b ; Doable Stout, Oat 91b ; Maine, Out 7lb ; Viceroy, 6st 71b ; Prodigal, Gat nb ; Columbine, fat ; Haidee, fat. All are here. WELTER HANDICAP. Half a mile. Voluntser,l2st 121 b; Sareharonieter, 12410 lb; Ostreger, 12st 61b ; Usher, llst Glb ; Polka, of 61b ; Kingsley, gat 61h ; Overtonian, Bst 101 b ; Queen of the East ; Bst 101 b. All are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Seven furlongs. Saecharometer, Bst 121 b ; Pelios, 7st 121 b ; 7st ; Augusta o, Tat ; Overtonian, Bat 101 b ; Lady Pam. Gst 71b ; Prodigal, 6st 61b ; Amanda o, Out 41b ; Tightfit e, Out 71b ; Longbow, fist 71b. All are here. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. One mile and a balf. Shakespeare, 12st ; Fortnnatus, lOst 71b ; Doan Swift , 10st 71b ; Dart, 10st 71b ; Foxholes, lOst ; Stiff, 9st 71b ; Dermot Asthore, 9st 61b; King Arthur, gat; Nukuhava, Bst 71b. All are here. Bales to -day to 1 p.m. — lto. I alt OOY►A1(OB. ncui EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1866. ear a et so n 00 01 78 78 15 77 103 106 102 164 102 104 103 106 82 90 101 104 les 106 xd 146 107 104 106 106 107 103 106 24 106 107 97 100 03 95 4CI 112 SE4 06 / ge go 1071 106 108 ion iii} I Ic4} —1- i • - AL 100 Bristol and Easter -- 92 88 87 7.i.vaimaa ter. v ir.e. ^be.- - • --- • --.- - SS 100 ,Caledonian - DEBENTURE STOCKS. SS 100 Cambrian -. ..... .-40 46 •-• No. I_Bll. I &MU. IPd i Cl. primal Salta. 10 all Cork and Bandon -.. 1.2 18 -• 20 all Cornwall 4 8 -- 02,013 fit. 04.144 n 4 pc. Yard 100 77 82 - 94. 100 'ThablinandßeitaatJune OS 133 - 6068310 St. o.3ithn.4 p.c. Jan.&J 100 - - - 94. 100 Inindes,Parth,&Abd In TO T 1 - 610,000, Si. , G.Wrtn.-W. M.-ox., 1 100 all East London Se:TWO:U. - - -- 1 Ip. et. . Jan. & July .- . 103 93 93 - 100 10 IDo 613,000 St. • Lanc.&Yk.4p.e.Jamitily 100 92 94 - St 100 Glasgow and & Western - - - 130,000 St. Len.Brigb.{p.c.JanAJli 100 - - - St 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 26} 16} ITI 1023222 St L.&N.W.4p.o.Jan.rt July 100 91 93 - ea 100 Do. K. Ans. No. 6 4 - 112,830 Bt. Do. Sep.o. Jan.& July 100 - - - 84. 100 Great North of Scotland - - - 210,710 U. L.ddi.W.o.e. Jam&July 100 93 94 - U. 100 Great Northern - U. 100 Do.A 1 Ars e . nodiv. un- 125 127 127} } .... BA N. Britlab, E. P. & D.8.,1 - 94. 100 I Do.Bl tilep. ala paidß - - --• sp. et., Feb. & bog. .. - 100 1 - - -- 84i. 100 . Do. New Ds. at .- - -• OEM St. N.Estrn.,4p.e.Jan.ihaly 100 (92 94 .- 84. 100 'Do. Ord. Def. Div . S oo Stk - - -•-- I Si. Scot.N.R,4 p.e.Ap.&Oct. 100 I- - --• 84. 100 Gt. South &West. (Ira) 90 93 - BIIITM MINUS. Bt. 100 ;Great Neaten 63 53} 53 1 I B. I lib. I MOrst i Pd. ICL prices 1 Sales. U. 100 I Do. South - - - 84. 100 , Do. South Wales .- - - - 3,000 .. Chivarton 64 7 4 - U. 100 I Do. W. Mid.-Oxford U3B - 2,9001 . Clifford Amal. 2 6 7 - St. 100 I Do. Do. Newport X 3 35 - 1,024 1 :. Dev. G. Con. (Pavia/4k.) 1 430 440 - U. 100 , Lancashire &Yorli&ire 124} 1244 - 12,200' .. Drakewails - St 100 ' Lou. , Wightn, &S.Coast SO 55 82} 3} 612 1 .. East Basset (illogan) 294 22 24 - 80. 100 London,Chathank&Dor 18} 19} 19 } 6,1461 .. East Csradon St. 100 I Do. M et.Exten.A6p.e. 10 30 - 6,030,Ea5t earn Brea St. 100 , Loudon& NorthWestn. 1174 118 118} 18 68001 .. East Grenville - 114. 100 i London&SouthWestern 82 46 b 3 4,000' .. East Gunntalaks - St. 100 'Man. Shet.,& Lbacolush 48 49 411} } 1,90 .. East Lovell , 3.9.3 11 12 - St. 100 Metropolitan l n ot 1244 124} 6, .., .. E. W. Russell (Tavistk.) 1112.6 21 34 - 10 ll} Do. New 1 2 pa( - 4116. • . Grambler & St. Aubyn 66 4 I I - 10 all Do. Extension - - 12,600 4 Great Lavery (limited) all 17 - 100 all IMetropolitan Distrist •88 90 - 6,000 .. Great South Tolgus .. 144.6 d - r 1.40 4 Do. do. do. .. --- pm -- 6,000 .. Great Wheal Busy ... 14L 19.6 - - - ,19 on Do. &St. John's-wood - - - t 9,3 81 .. G. W. Vor (lielston) . .. 40 17 19 174 ' 86. 100 Illdland 124 124} :244 6,0011, .. Grenville - 9 7 Do. (39 Shares -..1f2} pa 1,024 .. Rerod's Foot - SL 101 Do. Birm. & Derby. 93 25 - 6 ,000 .. Megaton Downs 6.10.6 2} 84 ... •El all , Mid Kent - - - SO& .. Margaret (Uny ULM) 13.17.6 2 4 - St. 100 'North British 35 SS - 9,0001.. Marks Valley - , St. 100 I Do. Edin ,Perth,Dund. 14 18 - 40,000 411 wyndy Iron Ore - St. 100 N. Eastern-Berwick - 101} 1054 - 40 , X .. New Setou 66 SS 45 - 111 12. Do. U.N. 1L Pura- - - Pal 700 . North Reskeor SS 2 4 - 11. St. 100 Do. Leeds - St. 100 Do. York 9O 101 . 106 5,64 e. North Wheal Crotty . • 2.13.0 4 2 _ . A 160 Do. Carlisle 6,000 .. Irro. , United - II all Do. Stock.&Darling. 114 36 - 1,120, .. Pro vide nce (I.:. [giant 10.6.7 34 26 - ,4 El 20 Do. do., 1860-61 -910 pm - 612 .. S. Caradon !St. Clew; 11 3 10 - St. 100 North London - 8,133 .. South Coudurrow _ 3.2.0 4 1 - i 9 9 Do. do., 1864-5 - 496 .. 18. W. Frances (Mogan . ; 18.18.0 18 22 - 10 • Do. So. 1866 - -Pss - 920. .. Stray Put 36.16.6 1 2 - , 84. 100 ITiorthiltaffordshirs.... 72 74 73 6,000'. .. (Tin Cro ft -• I'.* St 100 IN. & & Western Juno. 114 118 - 4,200' 6 lr'igra lind ClOgall, Lm. all - - -• '' SG 100 Illoottlah Central - 6,000 .. West Basset (Illoon l .. 1} }l} -• 34 1,024 .. W. Caradon (Liskeard; 11 16 16 - U. 100 'Shropshire Union - - - St. 100 South Devon 43 45 - 3.000 .. 'West Chiverton - Si St. 100 Beath Eastern - 10 all .Staints,Wokingliam,&e 6 9 - 612 .. Wh. Basset (Mogan) - 44 81, 100 Taft Vale - 612 .. Wh. Buller (Redruth). 16 19 II - 44 10 3 ' Do. C 2 ilipm - 1,024, .. W,3laryAnn Menhen.) 8 10 12 -. 48 Sa. 100 IWatariord & Kilkenny - - - sag .. 'Wheal Setae 125 146 - •16 6 Matarioo & Whitehall - - - *OOO .. (Wh. Trelawney (Usk ) (t . . 0.0 7 9 -- MlS ________--- 11-----'-'---ELLLICZO S. , ...• . r.I walsart I Bas in the coin and bullion shown above is 253,0011. ? a distinct reflux of coin from the provinces is in diatted. -- WOUND. 70 mad Eith Vic.. a a lar li• lttli day of Nov., UK ?AITKEN?. i Government debt Luxus) 1 Other securities • SAWN 0 Gold coin and bul lion 111,064,710 • Silver bullion — ---- L 40,13,3215 131,084,710 • gANTICITP. • Ooverninent Seca- 4 Mies (including • Dead Weight An- Lit.nuity; 304.10 1 Other Securities N otes Gold and Bihar Coln 5A0,233,386 W. WILLIS, Chief Cutler. HENDON MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) KILBURN PLATE. Two miles. Sister to Maximum, Fairplay, and Honest Bob are here. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Monitor, Landwater (50/. each). Sister to Maximum, Sister to Stephens, and White Stockings (301. each). All are I it here. TALLY-HO STAKEI Three miles. Wsterperry, Emblem, and Arleacott are here. MIDDLESEX HANDICAP. Three miles. Rogue, Serious Case, Sister to Maximum. Wade, and 1 . Hecate are here. et. N TRADESMEN'S CUP. Two miles. La Pique. Landwater, Patrick O'Leary, L. C., Monitor, Fairplay, Idiot, Benedict, Hungerford, and Discretion are 1 -__ here. I ?!. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1!!' MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale here, to-day, was limited. Both red and white parcels moved oft freely, at ' f i t an advance in the quotations, compared with Monday, from ls. to 2.. per qr. There was a n im p roved inquiry for l B a foreign wheat, at Is. to 2.5. per qr. more money. to Floating cargoes of grain sold on highe r terms. 100 Fine barley was again rat her dearer, whilst grinding !. 4 and distilling sorts comman ded more a tt en tion, though in t i t full average supply. 9 The malt trade was steady, at extreme currencies. sa, Oats were in steady demand, at fully previous rates. The supply was by no means extensive. St. Both beans and peas were he ld for more money. The St St. male for them, however, was by no means active. la Indian corn was largely dealt in, at a rise of 4s. per sk . quarter. aa. B o th Eng li sh and foreign flour was firm, and, in some M. instances, Monday's prices were rather exceeded. Seeds ruled about stationary. Cakes were s omewhat 11 et. firm in value. 10 Per Q. 1. Scotch potato Wok, white . sO 3.1 Is t „ Wank BEAM. 41 to 44 41 to 44 Tick Marrow Pigeon 44 to 41 PILL 37 to 39 Grey :r) to 43 Maple White , Boilers neck. Town made, per 291 43 to Sn Ile. 44 to 43 Household 41 to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, 41 to 41 ex &hip Per. Qr. OAVN. I. I. Danish and Swedish 2t to Sat Utast= 133A33. Danish YOPton FEIN. Mam ie 37 to 39 30 to 43 INDIAN CORN. Whit Yellow nous. French, per sack.— 42 to 47 Spanish „ . . 43 to 47 American, per dui Canadian „ .. 24 to 33 INTO LONDON, BY WATILE It TO NOV. 15, INCLUSIVE. rali. rata. Flour. i qrs. Br a. Isla sacks no 770 . io It° u_o 0670 2400 tt 6730 i t 250 111850 CURRENT PRICES. MOLLIE. Per Qr. i WHIAT. as. Una, Kent, red, old 63 to 63 new 49 to 61 „ Uo. white, old 51 to 66 new 50 to 64 Norfolk and Lincoln red, new BARLEY. /dating Distilling Winding MALT 49 to Cl so to 54 40 to 45 32 tO 36 Essex, Noe;irt,nd I Suffolk 7l to 80 Kingston apd Ware 72 to 80 Brown 5B to 65 Kew.... RYE. 31 to ii OATS. Eagilab, feed 22 to 23 potato scotch, foal F 0327031. Per Qr. L WAELT Danis:le and -Konigs berg 55 to 701 Rostock I Meekleu- Dra• 55 to 60 1 63 to 55 Ruseton, hard soft Anigican, red white „ BAILif Ortmllog Instilling M a lting ~__ 2O to 44 U►tS Dutch brewing 7— mto 30 feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, Re., CARRIAGE, FROM NOV. 11 IWhia Rift r Urn It 1040 161 Engthh and Scotch' Irish ForeiBh 15190 I 91' 13430 10790 I 770 T~A~I ... LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS, - - _ (THIS DAY.) • (RI ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CuREESPONDENT.) COTTON.—The market continues dull, and rather easier. Sales about 7,000 bales. CORN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in slow sale, holders asking 2d. to 3d. per cental advance, which rather checks business. Good demand for flour, at extreme rates. Indian corn quiet ; mixed, 38.. to 38s. 3d. Beans steady at recent advance. Oatmeal lid. per load dearer. Oats unchanged. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) on ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONIM:NT.) Wheat held for two shillings more money, which rather checks businees. Barley steady. Beans and casts fully as dear. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAR.—There continues to be a good demand for brown qualities, and firm prices are paid. The private sales include common Cuba Muscovado, at 2;45. Ga. ; coalmen Jawry Madras, at Va. GI ; and brown Mauritius, at Ns. thl. to 275. GI Refined—Dried goods continue IMAM, and com mr..drvreEri_p full ra t t:s. tion Ceylon sells readily at the full valuation ; fine ordinary to middling grey , 72s..fid. to ifis. 6a., low to good middling colory, 7 b s. to s 4 s. ; privately 1,000 bags of Rio sold at 48s. for good ordinary. Cocoa.—A swill parcel of Para sold at 90s. TEA.—The Assam sales are progressing with fair spirit at full prices to 2d. advance for the finer kinds. Privately the market is inactive. RICE remains quiet. SALTPETRE.—A parcel of refraction 21 sold at the low price of 10s. 9d., full prompt. Ru n. —The market has become more active ; 500 puncheons of Leewards sold at Is. 4d. to Is. 4Ad. 300 puncheons of Jamaica , common to fine, 2s. tid. to - 4s. :id ; and a small parcel of Demerara at Is. 'rd. FRVlT.—There is a fair demand for all the leading : articles, at steady prices. Lt..orrox.—ltusinesa is doing at low prices. JETE.—About 7,000 bales have been sold. Particulars are kept secret. --_ TALLOW MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; December, 445. January to March, 445. tid. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADENIIALL.—Hides stilbs. to 6411 n., 2fd. to 3d.; Gllbs. to 721ba., 3d. to 31d. ; 721bs. to 801ba., 3d. to VAL ; 801bs. to 881ba, 34.1. to 4.1. ; 881 1 A. to 9611 m., 4.1. to 4id. ; 9Glhd. to 1041ba., .11.1. to sd. ; 1041bs. to la. to sid. Horde hides, Os. to 10s. Gd. Calf skins, light, 28. O,L to 4s. ; full, 7s. BIRMONDSET.--SheepAins : Polled, ils. to lls. Od. Hents and half-brads, Id. 0.1. to 84.01.; downs, ss. 9d. to i, - .76a. BOROTJGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that during the week there has been a continued steady inquiry for all de scriptions of both English and foreign hops, plioee ruling firm at late quotations. We are in a position to state (says the Arblin Evening Mail) that the petition against the return of Cap tain White for the county of Tipperary will be prosecuted with vigour. " From Belgium we learn," says the Gar Ate de Prance, " that two members of the high clergy of the dio cese of Bruges, Mgr. Brunneel, president of the training college for young priests, and the Cure Dean of St. Gilles, both known for the moderation of their characters, have I returned to the government the decoration of the Order of Leopold which bad been conferred on them by a recent royal decree. While declaring their inviolable fidelity to the dynasty, these ecclesiastics do not intend to be made even the passive accomplices of the odious tactics by which a government of freemasons endeavours to deceive public opinion on the deplorable position in which the Belgian I catholice are Owed." mama POSSESSION - 6-11-58 101 i 102 fr dis Par 4 Ti 4 • - 100 • all Atlaatic&St. Ltwrenee St. 'lOO Bons. Ilan a.C. In. g6p.c. l 20 . 10 i Do. F Shares 24 all Buffalo & Lake Gurus 16 • all Do. Preference 100 100 !Buf.,Brant.,&Godecich 6 per cent 1,72.34 I St ,100 Cal && Eastern sp. c.g. St. .10G ;Cape & Dock 6p.c. g. 100 I all • Dennerara,7p.c.perpreL St 100 Beat Bengal ga. 6do 10 • 1 I Da. do. sdo St. 100 Rut Indian gu. 6do , St. 100 Grand Think of Canada. 100 all I Do. Equlp.ll.B.tip.ct. 100 I all I Do. Ist pref. Bonds 100 1 all Do. do. deterred 100 all' Do. tad lorot. liouds. 100 Do. do. deferred 100 all . Do. grd pref. Stock.. 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 • all , Do. 6th prof. Stock.. 100 all Do. do. deferred St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula' 20 all Do. gua. 6 per cent.. 20 1 6 Do. New d 0..... 20 4 Do. New St. 100 • Gt S.of India. g. sp. et $t 100 Do. 41 per cent. 1 St. all Do. 10.1 all '.llt. Western of Canada 20 all I Do. New 100 all i M. 1 . 5:. n .lidapay.lB7 3 100 all ' D 0.5 do. do. 18W I 10 S 'lndian ch , ,Linsited) cont.! St 100 , lindras guar. sp. St 100 Do. do. St. 100 Do. do. 44 de 20 all Do. Fifth Kitenalon l ISO all Melb. and Robson's Paty 60 100 all I Do. 6p. et , pay. 1820 100 100 all Do. 6p.at , pay. 1896 82 St 100 IN.& of Otn.dp c.lstp. it • 82 di 100 ;delude, gua. S per cent., 884 St 100 Do. Dail do. • go 1 6 Do. do. do. ...... I 14 St. 100 Do. Puniktue do. 9g St. .100 Do. Indus St Flot do.I 68 72 66 60 101& 10 1 i 100 102 1031 1 08 1 184 18 8 84 87 57 b 9 48 5! 38 33 n U 1021 2 101 i 104 1s 100 No7y - - NG} 107 } 1071 1 I l pm ipm I pm 90 101 I 11s 12} 11: 12t 91 93 3kl 32 85 14 1011 " W. 94 85 80 101 i ill 12i i JOINT STOCK BANJUL PA TO. Pril BANKS. - • - • 10,0001 50 Asps& Slastorman's (L 11 26 • 10,0001 60 Albion 40,300'100 AllianceLon.d Liverpool' 15 100,0001 20 Anglo EgyptiaAustrian 1 40,000 60 Anglo n (LIM.I- 20 20,000, 50 Anglo Italian (Limitedl 1 2O 11,300 1 20 Asiatic liank Cor.newsh. 10 i 30,000, 4 0 Australasia 12,500 20 . Bonito( BritishColumbla' all 12,600 1 60 . 1)o. New, issued 2 P Ol .l 6 ; 10,0001 25 . Bank of Fent 40,0001 20 Bank of London llO 1 25,000! 10 1 Bank of Otago (Llttilted)i 10 10,000 100 ' Bank of Queensland (1 1 25 I 20,000' 60 BankotVictoria,Austrai 25 60,000' 10 : Bank of New Zealand ' 10 40,060 60 Barnetlsßank (Limited)' 10 I 60,000' 20 Brakilisn&Portneume(L 10 10,000: 60 British& CaliforniamL) 76. b.),000 50 British N. America . all 76,500 20 , CharlesLiffitte &Co. (L.) . 40,000 20 C. Bk. India, Ans., China all ! 10,000 25 Chart. Mar. of India, &c.' all 50000 20 Clty . I 10 50, , 000 100 e Colonial 40,000 20. Com. lima of Canada all; 40,000 25 - I Com. Bank at India, &c 1 all! 150,000 . 10 Consolidated Bank (1..) 4 10,000 60 Delhi and London '25 20,000 60 1 East London (Limited) . 5 60,000 110 I Eillterli Eschangell.lm.) 6 1 33,000 30 , English and American . 7i 20,000 25 I Engliso Joint Stock 'L ) 10 10,000 20 , Eim.Scot.tt Ansi. Chirtal all 10,000 50 ' English and Swedish (I ) 45,000 50 , European Bank . Limited 16 416000100 p. a&Ja(L)• 11 20,000,100 Ilindusn.Chin lmperial Bauk,Llmiteill, 20 301,500, 20 ' Imperial Ottoman 10 11,000. 25 'lonian 1 all 6,000 25 Do. New 100.000 20 ' land Mort. Bk. Ind 1 a(1 )1 4 6000001100 • Do.sp.c Deb.,1064,30yr5. all 110,000 50 Lon.Blc.otliefico,&c.(L); 20 13,000.100. Loudon and Brazilian-I 45 22,000, 20 ' Do. Now 0,000 100 London& RiverFlate, , ); 10,000 1 26 ! Do. New, Ise at 11 pm, 'lO 20,000 25 Do. do. do 7l 60,000. 2 0 ' Lon. Cis. Bank of Anstri.. aL 17,500; re) , Loudon and County.... 20 72.000 London Joint Stock. ...1 15 25,000 20 London & south African' al 10,000'100 Lon. & ii.WeAern LAm.l, SC 5,000; 60 • London t tVenezuelall.l . 11 50,000 100 ' London & Westminster.. 21 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Lim.) .1 21 Merc 6,000.100 i Do. New ll, 170001 50 , antile &Exchan(L) 1 ,156,100 ; Metro. tt Pro?. Banktl ) 2 6,000100 Midland Bank ,L(m.) - I 20,000' 6 National of Anstralasia 10,000'100 1 National of Liverpool 1 10,000;100 N. Pro. of England WOO 20 1 Do. 2nd & Srd 60,000 60, National Bank 50,500' 10 New South. Wales 60,000 . 10 1 New Zealand (Llmited). 60,0001 20 North Western 00,000 26 Oriental Bank Corporn. 10,0001 20 Orient.Com.B.Llato o .C. 26,0001 201 Do. do. lateN.F. 111,01.10 SO 1 Do. do. latel.C. 27,210 1 60 Provin.Banidneor(L) 20,000100 . Provinc. et Ireland 10,000 1 10 Do. do. New. „I 17,0001 i &Bide, ,Penj.,&Delhf(L)l 12,500 20 1 Do. loosed at 2 pm... 20.000 ; 25 South Australia 17,0611100 Stand. of IL S. Africa 10,000,100 Do. do. tea. at 6 pus 60,000! 25 rnion of Australia - . 10,000;100 Lrnion of (Lila) 50 Union of Ireland London (Lt 1 - W). -.-11-h i 11 0 dia' 6 5 cltsl, par *Dm' 10 8 Aul 10 8 6111 Z Ws; 6 4 dlai 20 10 as 31 30 6 9 pB4 20 10 dis 2 Idle n *Us 4d 48 16 17 34 38 14 16 S 4 36 - - - I :}DPI 5 2 1 dap - 4 2 dial - 6 Bdl Ici 171 - 12 10 dts - 15 13 die 25411 - 2 4 pm - 1 0141 s 91 22 24 - 3 1 I 1 ldis dls - 1 81 t , b 11 9 ttly 91 10 8 dlsi • 2 11 lis' • 8 10 pat! 4 9 i 2 3 pall 1 2 pml ll} Pt} I 2 62 44 I 41 43 It/ Di za 3 2 dub' 8 6 disl 92 94 - , 15 17 !.5 9 7 die, le 9 74)3 10 11 9as M 3 I dls 4 1 ; 1 2pm 10 Pat 2 Po 42 ' I SO • 67 60 all 44 40 1 1011 Oar, 7.1 ois Ora all I it 421 I dial 6 dly 4 dial 10 7 6011• tF 80 et It o , —a I sus - all 13 31 - 33 131 10 iths - 110 7 6 all 43 40 - j 22 1 9 64 7as - . 75 *0 441 Doc's. DOOLS. - 1 Pd 10. prima I Sales. IT.---005.6118 St. East and West ludo. . nOO 130 DM 111,000, 10 General Floatlna Dock 675,110, St. Loudon &St Kath trill. 100 65 67 05 6} 1,062,600 100 Do. Deb. St. 4 p. cent. leki Bt. Southampton 100 —.- IQ, Bt. 'Surrey Commercial lOO ..- ea 114 11 13 19 $1 iii 69 96 19 96 69 954 90i C 1 prices. I BOWL 60,000 lO Angio-American-------Tel(L) till 144 15 10,000 1 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint • all 16 17 A 600,0001 St. Atlantic Telegraph lOO IA 43 £OOO,OOO, Bt. Do. 8 w cent. lOO 78 82 10,000 , 25 .A 40,0001 Agricul . 1 201 17 19 60,000 1 25 lAustrallanM.LAlrn.(L 6 }dim 1 10,0001 10 ramparahTesEatateaL 6 6 8 47,000 1 10 Balla Waterworks (L.)l all 114 111 13,000 .10 Do. New 141 26,000 100 ( Bombay Vaughan (L), In lli 30,000. 6 Bombay Gas (Lim/ 10 4 anj 1 a 10,000, 6 Do New ' 3 1 6,000 60 British American Land: 44 2O 16 $84,740 St. 1 1 . ,2 I. Mag. Tel. (L.) 'loo 88 99 50,000 20 British Shipowners '7l 41 114 8,015 824 Canada Company all , 75 80 60,000 10 ;CanadianLimn&lnv(E , 74 3 1 I 25,000 20 ;Ceylon Company ,lO 3 1 , 12,000 20 1 Ditto Ashares ,2 ', 14 y 927,00 0 20 ,ChbriaNt . Shipk L.O O a l Ll 11 1 30,000 1 0 jetty Discount, Limited., 3 1 1 I 20.000 25 !Citr,flond,,,lß.Pro4L.l. 61 3 2 , 15,041 30 lefty of Milan Impro.(L) . 10 1 8 6 , 4,959 30 Do. 15,000 25 'City of Moscow Gas (L:1 2241 9 7 , 20,000 . 50 'City (Mikes . 11 111 .) l6 1 131 121, 30,000 50 ,Colonial (Limited) -1 10 6S , 60,000 •50 Commercial Unloa(LusS l 6 4Jt 4t 60,000 10 'Com. of AfricanMer.(L)i 1 1 Will 1 !0,000, 50 ,Consolidated Dia. (L) 1 Iti 9 7 , 17,600 20 :Continental U n.Gas (L' 10 4 21 tO,OOO 100 .Contract Corporativa, L; 10 - - , 12.000 . 25 'Colf•Eng..Pref.7l p.c. all 610 200,000 10 C. Font. of England 11 , 8 3 a 10,0001 60 I Do.of Mauritius (1) 1100 37 IA 10 100t02.51 Si. :Crystal Palace .. .... 111160,620 • St, I Do. Preference ,lOO 107 110 E 277,000; St. ; Do. Op. ct. l'erp. Deb. 1 100 107 110 7,500; 20 Darjeeling (Limited) . 14 6 4 10,0001100 DisconutCorpomtlin'L . ' 20 , 14 11 18,000 1 10 'Eastern Ma= Tea 1L 64 1 20,000 1 50 kandiaLatid,C.A linfL •10 9 8 50,0001 20 E. India Irrig. & Canal 15 I 5 4 50,930 1 60 Ebhw Vale 23 13 12 113,013! 24 EerptlanCom.kTrd.(L• 9 61 41 6870,0761 St. Electric Telegraph . • 79,0001 3 P.ng.&Aus.Copper,Linf. 2/ 4 1 20,000 i6O Eng. and Yoreten credit 71 6 3 10,000109 Eng.& licottishMariu.i 6 8 6 25,0001 10 FairbisirnE.igineering.. 5 11 01 $O,OOO, 20 Fore-at (Warehouse (L , 12 1 141 10,000, 1 60 Gallivant (Limited) •• - 20 - - 260,0001 10 o.CreditfiFin.of Lu.(L. 6 2 lis 20,000 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 15 27 20,000 ;60 Home &Colonial As., L ' 5 84 3 c 6,030, 10 IfongKong & China Gas all 8 10 100,000 20 Iludsons f e y all 161 171 20,900 . 60 Humber IronWfwks (L 25 16 20 I 80,000' 26 ilm.LatidGo. Marseilles LlO 8 7 I 100,000 . 50 inip..l ller.Cdt•Ass. (L. 15 16 14 I 60,930. 2 Indian Carrying (Lim., 14 1 Ots 40,099 GO InteniationalCAmtract . 10 - - , 160,000 , 20 •Intema(. Finan.Sor ,L') 6 2 11. 100,000 20 Internat.Land Credit:L 6 44 30 , 60,000 60 Italian Land 6 2 11 50,000 40 Italian Irrig. Xan.Cay '„ all 4 6 1,009000 100 i D 0 .6 D . c. Eds. r. 1,70 : all 40 50 20.000 60 Land Securities'Lim., ; 6 41 3/ , 4,000 95 Lood.atrtesurr..ting !10 7 5 , 10,000 25 Lon. dCaledon. M. IL '1 6 4 3 , 60,000 1 10 •Los.CountyLand&B.'L 1 2 - - 1 i 12,000 6 Lon • 40,000 ,50 lA,ml d . linen.. DistrietTeleg,L Aliso. L . 25 1 161 4 1 1415.525 4 Lond. G. OmnibuOC. L all 1 S 34 5,000 6 0 Land.Al3lasg.Eng.e. L' 25 19 17 1 10,000 50 Loud., Italian, &c. Stilt , 171 20 18 6,0) 4 50 Lousl.sler. Discount L. 10 1 11 9 64,540 20 • Lead.P ro vinciallf Arnie I par 1) 60,000 20 Modem irriga.ACaual.. • 161 , 21 11 .. . ,29 Do. 1 all 171 lei 10,000 25 'M ar ine Investment '2 :1 64 6 4 12,500 20 ,MauritiusLandotc. (L',' 2 14 01 12,000 10 Medit. Eaten. Tel. L.) 1 all 2 3 10,910 60 'Merchant Shipping 'L •15 9 7dl dt 25,000 20 Millwall F. Ld.Dock(L'i 1741 12 11 dls 1 4 40,030 50 ' Millwall Iron Works. I 71, 10 Bdo =5O O 10 Natal Land & Cole. ',.L 'I 6 i 4 S die 120,00) 25 National Dis. CA.m. :L 6 1 04 10 pm 40.0./0 'is ' D0.New,i44. 5p.2ti01,00,1 2./ 4 4 11 10 20,041 2.5 National Prov.liarlue L' 2/ 21 1 is 20,940 100 National Steam Nay. , L' 80 . 15 13 die 9,9 0 20 itierbuddaCoaldtlron.L.,: 6 , par 1 pull 6,040 20 Do. New .... .... .. , 4 ; par Ipm 20,090 25 N.Zealand L. st5l.Ag.,L;; 21 I.lls Ipm 20,000 25 N.ZealandTk Loan •L) 4 ; 1 11 pm 16,000 10 Northern AssainTea;L', 21, 31, 21(114 25,000 • 10 . Do. II ' 1 9 . 51 71•11, 6187,175 St. N.Bris.Australasiats g.L • 100 i 45 86 40,000 50 N.Brit.dsferean.ln.• 4'l 61: 151 161 11%000 10 Nowgong Tea ,Limited . 4 , 41 MAL; 40,000 25 Ocean Marine Insole. • 6 15 16 pr 13,49! 50 OrientalFluattcial Lilo. 11 I 10 . 30,090' 5 OtieutalGa( Llmitnal, • all 30,090. 6 Do. N ; 1 I t. 40,000 . 10 Orient Inland Steara " all' 1 15,000. 10 Otago & Sthland Invest ' 1 1 Idle 11,50 29 Ottoman Compi.ny L) 1 2 - - 10,900 50 OltomauFinancsal L _.i TB . 111 13 dis 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas ;Limited': alll 1 4 100,000 5 0 Overend,Giiniey , Cu. I.' 25 12620 al 62,500 10 Panama P.ll. Stemn,L . all I 7 • all St n 13,014, 6 Do. do 4000.200 St. Pecißiv.Land&litii.(L' 100 38 41 20,900 ,50 Penhusularec O.Steam ... all 61 63 10,000. 60 Do. do. New 17,000 10 (Merida L.. R., M. (L' all ill 10,000. 60 Riamuney in,u 10.000' 15 Do. Nell' all 7 8 10,034 25 Itio.T.CitylmProc.',l) all . 19 21 15,0611 25 Do. do I 30,000' 29 Rio Janeiro Gas :Ural all ; It ' 15,090 100 [loyal llall Steam •601 97 7 000,000 St. •Scot. Antra. invest. M ' 100 1120 40,0001 60 Smith. Kni2ht,kCo.,L'l 20 11l 83,000 10 Soe.Finan. &Egypte (L' , 10 7 20,000 60 S. African M. & 1n.'1. 1 1 6 6 14300, 25 SouthAnstralimilaind all 13 6530,000 ' St. 15nbasarine Telegraph .... 1 1 Do Scrip 1 all 4 27,600 , i, ) 1 TelConstrucAllain,L) all . f Do. Do l5 101.000 1 20 Tharnm&Menieyln.,Ll I 7,500 120 Trinidad Petroleum (L. l 81 37,5001 10 Trust& Ageneyof Ault , 1 59,0001 20 T.& L Co. of U. Canada I 100,000 , 60 Gu.llartne of Liver. (L)) 6 30,000 , 6 United K. Teleg. Cu. L', all 64,000; 13 I.7nlvem.Marinelns., LI 6 10,0001 30 'Van Diemen's Land IL) . 164 011536 0 04 100 I Vlceroyof F4o3ptlllor.:L , all) 20,000 60 Warrant Finance 'Wis.` • 16 MOM , 60 Wastlndia&PaelfloSt.(L f6' PREFERENCE SHARES. Caledonian, Boot. Aberdeen, 76. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco f.Lim.), gugh 7 Per "at. l' 3l. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidish 14. Beath Andel= and LombardoNeemitian, 16 1 I. _ 3o 81 so par'. 43 all • - i l I i 3 3 7 12 i dui I c c t il i s j i 4 Atgl -. ItiPl - 4 1 i 'cltri 'ci6l ',Uri iii - 1.1 - K} 6 Mil - 4!•1 ymi l' 81 91 35 'ai l - (MI - ;t7 . 1 = i 41 t ; 101 xd: fie al - i t ea a dl• 171 IPcni 141 311: 40 . disl pers xi; r 1 i 111. - - rani 76 • 7WA 2 • 6Ms ' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ows oTwax. BANK OF 1 An Account pursuant to the Aet week ending ou Wednesday, ISMS DIP Notes tamed Y 31,064,790 The transactions in public securities to-day are upon a limited scale, but prices, on the whole, are well maintained. Consols continue in request, and exhibit a further advance off per cent. for money. Some of the British railways and foreign stocks are also inquired for. Banking and finan cial shares are without change of importance. United States 5-20 bonds have improved, owing to a decline in gold at New York. There is very little demand for money to-day, and the rate for choice bills is still quoted 31 per cent. Shortloans on English government secu rities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 21 to 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, cunt div., for money, and 881 to /, ex div., for the account (6th December). Amongst the foreign securities there is a demand for Italian bonds of 1861, which have improved 1 per cent. On the other hand, Turkish of 1862 have declined 1. Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates and Mexican are un changed. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 571 to 581; ditto, 1865, 321 to 1 ; Greek, 131 to 141; Spanish Passive, 211 to 1; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1; Italian of lBdl, 651 to 1; Mexican, 171 to 18. United States 5-20 bonds are 1 per oent better, at 70 to 1. Erie and Illinois Central railway shares have also risen 1, viz, to 491 to 501 and 771 to 78, respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 14i to 15, showing an advance of 2s. 6d., and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference, 4 to 4, 1 ,, being unaltered. International Financial shares are quoted 11 to II die. ; London Financial, 161, to 151 die. ; General Credit, 2to 1/ dig. ; Credit Fonder, 41 to 4a die. ; National Discount, 91 to 10 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16i to 17i. About 35,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The demand for exportation is slight, owing to the firmness of the Paris Exchange. The bar silver by the West India packet has been sold for the Continent at ss. Old. per ounce, show ing no change, compared with the price recently current. The steamer Ripon is expected at Southampton to-morrow, with 468,4861. in gold, chiefly Aus tralian. We understand that the 500,0001. of 5 per cent. guaranteed debentures of the Bombay, Banda, and Central India Railway Company have been all subscribed for. We learn upon inquiry that there is no truth in the Stock Exchange rumour of Wednesday, that a proposal is under the consideration of the directors of the Alliance Bank for the reduction of the nomi nal amount of the shares. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic re turn shows this week an increase of 4,0851. over last year ; the North Eastern, an increase of 2,273/.; the 'Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,3371. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,3191. ; the Metropolitan Extension, an increase of 801. ; and the Kent Coast, an increase of 30/. The traffic earnings of the Great Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending Nov. 2 were 14,3971., showing a decr ease of 2,2161., compared with the corresponding period of 1865. An extraordinary general meeting of the share (holders of the Trust and Company of Upper ' Canada is called for the 30th inst., to declare a dividend. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited) is called for the 30th inst., to confirm the resolutions passed on the 14 th inst. , for a voluntary wind- DIl- e I mg up. Creditors of the London Armoury Company - (Limited), which is now being voluntarily wound • up, are required to send statements of their claims to the liquidators by the 30th inst. The dividends due the lit proximo are announced on the undermentioned loans, viz. : Sardinian Five per Cent Loan of 1851, by Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son • Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. ; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loans of 1852, 1858, and 1860, by Messrs. Rothschild. Mr. T. A. Gibb, the head of the well-known firm of T. A. Gibb and Co., China merchants, of Old Broad-street, died yesterday morning, at his residence, Lancaster-gate, at the age of 67. Mr. Gibb, who was very wealthy, was a director of the Panulcillo Copper Company, British Ship owners Company, Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany, and Overeud, Gurney, and Co. He has suffered for many years from disease of the heart, and his death is said to have been accele rated by anxiety caused by his connexion with Overend, Gurney, and Co. The death is also announced of Mr. John Gil christ, of the firm of Gilchrist, Watt. and Co., old established merchants, of Sydney ' New South Wales. Mr. Gilchrist, who was ab o utait, 66 years of age, was a director of the Commercial Bank of Sydney from its eat tblishment ink ndon in 1859 up to May last, when he resign owing illo health. Be was also a director of the Union Bank of London and the Ocean Marir.e Insurance Company. The last series of colonial wool sales for the cur rent year commenced yesterday. The entalotow comprised 3,694 bales, viz.:—Cape, 2,857 bales Port Phillip, 442 ; Sy dne y , 351 ; Tasmania, 24 ; and Adelaide, 20. The attendance of buyers, both home and foreign, is good, and the prices paid, is compared with last sales, are reported by _ Messrs. Dutton and Ferry as follows :—Cape, Oid. to Id. , lower ; Port Phillip, no change ; and SyJney, 00. to Id. higher. The biddin g s for these three were very spirited. The quantity arrived for the pre sent sales up to date is as fellows :—New South Wales and Queensland, 6,936 bales • Victoria, 4.931 ; Tasmania, 1,029 ; South Aulfzr-Lia, 2,231; New Zealand, 3,970 ; total Australasian, 19,097 ; Cape of Good Hope, 43,702 ; total colonial, 62,799 bales. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins : We regret that on this occasion again we have uo im provement in our markets to report, The long-expected Indian demand for silver appears to be indefinitely post- The Ju:inia! cic Dergcrte gives au account of the Iponed, the present ri nga i future prospeets of the cotton . silver to Bombay. Mcantiine the state of the contiental the villa‘c of Idimune (Dor(hgne). While all her family market not as yet appe to warrant the remittance o f suicide of a; young girl of sixteen, named :quite Maaisa, at exchanges has permitted the various arrivals of silv e r and were out ia work it. the fields, she tc-..k ,tow n her father's i Mexican dollars to be purchased at our last q uotations, gun and blew out her brains in fro..t of the door. Her her return found the ioar irl Widen. The rash act is sums:wed to be the departure for 1 4s. Ind. per es. For gold there exists a slight inquiry for cause of the . . I which an werehanuave.cortieseem:ectuenivtelyw no s .cloiltrds.epeirn ov,alusuesntdoardad,viseand. mother on i g , ' export, but the imports are far in excess of auy probable th e amy of a young sol d to whom she was to be demand. married. The return of the Bank of England for the week A Maiteinee Fonineers AT TUC ALTAL--On ending Wednesday, Nov. 14, compared with that Weiaesdoy morning, as the m arriage service Wks being for the previous week, shows the following changes: performed Trinity Chureb, n ß te rist c o e l, ,t:ylfttne e pertm j. Circulation active 2 -...!,27...... 5445 Decre"e 2214'48' I 'aurpueeuaL aro ; Circulation issue Z3.084,72.0 Increase £147,475 ,Th \: I persona, . " r on * v i 'teci!tvriset4oreeeinee.pediemte'it why th y eie t tan ilLe s ot : be joined together in holy matrimony well-known f 1:• of 1 t ow declare it " all patties acre much surprised b; p u bli c , d epos its u,1kt,772 Increase 0 Other deposits 18,07,127 Decrease 46 3,064 ehi m n • Government securities in to the (AMU .I, in the raison a 1 marriage. After a conversation with the officiating clergy , Other securities in banking banking department 12,304,391 Increase 4,579 I brother of the would-be bride, y forbade the informed the unhappy Teak that be \ Coin and bullion in both could not proceed with the service, and the parties left th e Other inform . . without a • le on theof the fair one, Cole uugg . part . , departments li: hbe l . fteer, he taking the place of the intends& \The Reet Seven day and other bills 592,139 Decrease .00,5'43 her brother dragging her by the hand to the carnage, into Notes i n reserve ; Total reserve (notes k coin) 1 , maid and Lest man. The caniage then drove off in ono ' c eothc . The nature of the information eed by in banking department... 8,867,762 Increase 537 . ,486 ; di rec tion tion, whilst the disappointed bridegroom walked away This return shows that the successive reductions I the e broth er, ;r and communicated to the clergyman, is not in the Bank's rate of dis count have failed to attract 1 ~.. aeown.— M anc hester Ecau;n t er. I i bUsineaS to it, the terms in the general market ; Mr. Maxey (son of Mr. Maxey, of Stamford), I being dill lower. Owing Lathe fresh diminution in ; su perintendent of the Wicker station of the Midland the advances on private securities, combined with i Railway Sheffield, has succeed be" " I: in u t i e e d4 7 the k directox the influx of government deposits ser , the reserve has 1 of the couipii3iluto ~kowas secidee_n_ hilleddr, been further strengthened to the impodant extent . the i tini vum e e lince y. . Tate Midland directors, at . 7deir meeting on voted the sum of 100 guineas to the family of oizanks37on,4B6l.th.e iTmhepeetamenoatmetxpeofrtgtratiold fackiaineednebeyi the the late Mr. O. Rickman, who was for 27 yells dolma. week was only about 57,0001., and aa the increase tauter at Derby. — Maori,. 6:31.094,720 'Awing Dl Proprietors' Capital 414.663,00 0 Heat . _ Public Deposita (In cluding krabeq., Bay. Banks, Com mis. of National Del 4. sad Div ♦oconnta) Other !Avoca. Beven depend other Bilk Nov. 15, IM6. 6,146,772 16,687,127 14,1 16 602.719 THURSDAY EVESTWO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88f/ to 1 ex div., for the 6th December, opened and el'osed to-day at 8131 to /. For money the last price was• 90 to 4, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mone, i 90, 4, 89/, 90/ ; ditto, for account , asi, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87i, f ; New Three per Cents. 874, I, I 4 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 194 ; Bank Stock, 50:49 ; India Five per Cent. Stoat, 1064, 6,4, i ; ditto Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee pater, 1004 ; ditto Five-and-s-lialf per Cent., 1007 1 , Gi ; &tto Five per Cent. Debentures, 102 i ; ditto Four per Cemt. Bonds, 204.,195. preen.. The India Five per Cent. stock was inquired for. Exchequer Bills improved Is., being quoted,ls.. to ss. prem. There was rather less demand for foreign stocks. Turkish Bonds of 1863 declined 1 per cent. • Spanish Deferred, 4 ; and Spanish Passive, the Commtttee's Certificates, Mexican , and T urkish of 1865, 4. On the other hand, Danubian rose 3 to 3 per cent. ; Peruvian of 1865 and Moorish, 1 ; Italian of 1841, if. ; and Portuguese of 1853, 1. Bank shares were dull. National of Liverpool declined 11. ; and Alliance, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, and Provincial Banking Cor poration. 108. ; while Merchant (New) and Pro vincial of Ireland rose 1/. The shares of the financial companies were pressed for sale by the speculators. Credit Fowler of England fell ;'s. 6d. to 10s. • General Credit, ss. to 7s. 61. ; and International ' Financial, be. Prices were last quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to 11 des. ' • G e neral Credit, 1/ to lf due. • London Financi al, lq to lii. dis. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 5 to 4/ die. Anglo-Any:Tic/in Telegraph shares experienced a fresh decline of . 2s. 6d., closing at 14/ to /, but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. I'relerenee and Telegraph Construction were Unchanged at 4 to 4L and !, dis. to l prem. respectively. lindsothi Bay shares closed at 16/ to 17/ ; Na tional Discount, at 9/ to 10 prem., being 2s. ad. lower - and General Ottoman, at 4 to l prem. Miscellaneous shares showed ilatness. Su bmarine Telegraph declined Si.; English and Scottish Ma rine and Merchant Shippin4, I!. • Thames and Mersey Insurance, 12a. Gd.; N:stal Land and Royal ; Mail Steam, 10s. ; and Egy ; tian Trading, fis. On the other hand, Ebbw Vale rote lf., and Commer cial Union Insurance, 55. American securities were more offered, and lower. Th.• 5.20 Bonds declined i per cent. ; Erie Railway sllares, 11 ; Illinois, ! • and Virginia Six per Cents., 1. Atlantic and ? t reat Western Con solidated Mortgage Bonds were rather firmer. Prices closed as follows :--5-20 Bonds, 69i to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 49!, to 50 ; Illinois Central, 771 to / ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway De bentures, re. to 60i, ex coupon ;ditto Consolidated. Mortgageßoiids, 39 to ?,, ex coupon. The variations in colonial ,z,. vernment securities couiprised a rise of 1 per cent. in New Zealand Five per Cents., and a reduction of 11 in Ceylon Six per Cents. MINES.-(T1118 DAT.) ONE o'CLoot. The;mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. Prince of Wales, Tincroft., Cook's Kitchen, North Crofty, and Whim! Agar shares aro in demand. Some of the present prices am as follows :—Prince of Wales, 265. to 275. 6d., mil paid ; Great Vor, 17 to l ; Tincroft, 9to ; Wheal Agar, 17s. 6d. to 225. lid. ; West Caradon, 15'3 to li;s.; East Lovell, 111 to 1 ; North Tres to 1 ; North Crofty, 2 to 1 ; and Cook's Kitchen, 7 to 8. At the Prince of Wales Mine meeting yestkrday a call of la. did. per share was made, and at Ceradoa Consols a call of 10s. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nor. 15.—Bales to-day : Great Eastern, Ige I—• Great West,ni. r4i.i—London and North Western, 117 0 1 c.—M gl chaster, :d:Meld, and Lincolnshire, 44 y i Is i i —Meta"- pelican, 1::-I: —South Eastern, 63 1-6 rand Trunk L . 3 per cuut. 4‘n pref. stock, ...3-I.:i Led States 5-20Boncla, 70 70 .;914:. 70 Ole. / I tc. :--Great Luxembourg shares, 12 9-16 —hank of Liverpool,26l.—Brdish and Foreign Marine :Limited), par—Empire Marine 'Limited., 1j d. —Liverpool and Londe& and Globe lire and Life, 4 13-16 p.—Thaines and Mersey Marine ILiinitcal:, '..1 p—Amilo.Ainerians Telegraph, 141—Livispool l'n teal 1.;a:, touc.—National ~tears iLimited„ 14 d. MANCHA:ITER, NOV. I...—The market had been vcry iliill, and prise „ are generally lower. Alliance Bank :Limited , A .i.— A ti6l.. -Anierhain Telegraph Linnted , 14 _I ra t ed I.onuier Liiiiited , 4 ti-16 d.—Eries, 50) }if 50;9i—trent tiodeni, lini— Great Luseadanirt.7, 121—Great Northern A, 52(). p—tires& Wegeni of Canada, 11 15-16—tinat Western, It:, Illinois, 77i I t --Litiicaseirc Insurance, i p.—Linci,shire and Yorkshire lt4 It —Ditto, es per cent., le7o pert., par—London and 'North We.teru, 1.7 . ; :4am:hotter, bhelheld, and Lliscoliichire, 4 6 1 i I i i i ; c : l , i i• - Metropolitan, irsi—North iti dish. Ai i --. c,•:,r., us L 3 i t--.:44.4% clef (lel and Itou Company unite , 1:: p.-11iluiles and lkrsey llariee 11...tIrainsel Welted ,14, .!,-16 i 3-16 lc—United Maus 5.21.1 Years* Bends, 70 —South Austrian, 16 5-16. Luicateddiam, Nov. 15.—The sales today were—ln Birming ham and ..1611and Bank shares, at 141: and Lloyds Baal lie mited ,at 7 .; prem. Closing mica a uaili Stimordshire Rail way, st, s..tlers: Wcillunt6u end Scvern Juncti3O Railway, ici, sellers , Great Western Birniiiirhani Guaranteed 3_ per cent., 7") to 704: Men e m', Brigid, and Birmingham ti per rent ., lilb„ buy e rs ; i:.r 1111 l igluou Bankirg couipaity :Linoe:il , par, seliere; Initingli—i .:o:.ii sl,ek Bank Lii..,ted , , lai; et. . Stiv•pshire Bin:, 4i, wl:crs , Midland Fin:theist ,Liiiiitet:, 2 to 11, di, • Ns nfaciiiani G.. 4. '.law A, IW4, *elk: i : um! ditto New Ordinary. :A •:.:- Ainry, i-ellers. Kristin, N . V. 14 . —Three per Cent. / Y se:—New Three per Beni. Stoch, hi; i',-111411. for :..,/ ii,uouol, bee. 6. WS— , India Five per C.:31. 51.44:14 traii4teralle ..... :be Lai of Irelnd), BK.—Ban:: ui I rclasid ,ttou p.ii.! , 2.;Jl:iNter h....'s Limited, Si 1.313 , 4 :,,, —National liani n t.r.o pall„ 4 - 7 i -National et Lis c er. a A '.:::iitcd_ , • EIS paid , It. 1*,•.!: 11311 r.l:IlIOU 'all paid). liel , :in and Behest Juni:tem - Lion paid . .:64 - Dublin, Wie:,;ow. :::al Nreaf•mit 'Eli./0 paid . 44-100.11... Wicklow, and i, 6 •rer ce nt. perp. .31 paid , 112—Ditte 5 per *sat. Wexl•m teen ree,:.:lll,Lasid (heal Wecteru L per vont. Liao paid , 73. ..,...._..r.r-'" m 89 M" 96 f 7-1 RTS.