The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-15 00:00:00

THE APPEAL OF BISHOP COLENSO. (THIS DAY.) T I,...iring of this appeal before the Judicial of Privy Council was resumed at 11 this morning ; , rre , ent beiug the Lord Chancellor, Lord Kings r i Cranworth, the Muter of the Rolls, and Sir . _ _ - . M. datees. Q.C., Mr. Fitzjamee Stephens, Mr. Mr. E. Charles appeared for the appellant; : I!.:_h Cairns, the Queen's Advocate, nod Mr. Bad . ~ for the respondent. -Imes Stephens continued his address on behalf • urrihrt. lie argued that the letters patent under . _ ' • a:t complained of was dons were void, because to establish a new court of law over a colony • • ,•iis,sed a constitutional fotta of government. He . . r case of " Campbell v. Hall" in one of the .• !.an colonies in support of this view. The • , umel then went on to contend that scale - t. lirkdiction never had been founded by letters r ~td that whenever it had been done it wa g • • v statute. Even Henry VIII., absolute u he when he desired to create bishoprica ap• to parliament to assist him in doing so. ,a•ts bearing on the point showed that the granting of • juris d iction could not be justified in principle, L,3 tlien place in fact. The letters patent in were null and void as against the appellant, and ire also null and void on the ground that the crown c.t derogate from a grant it bad once given. -1.1. of Natal might, as suffragan, be wabject cri • ') though be (Mr. Stephens) did not admit that—to 1 , of Capetown ; but if so his subordination did - • dt ;Tire him of his right of appeal. The grant to the of Capetown placed the Bishop of Natal worse position than be was in previously, it substituted for a right of appeal to the crown .^neal to the Archbishop of Canterbury for the tame L.<:._ . Chancellor here read the original of the letters ; aat t. the Bishop of Capetown, in so far as it related t • of appeal to the Archbishop of Canterbury, who, g to ita provisions, was, it appeared, finally to • any appeal. mephens observed that the see of Natal was ate. ..b f ore that, and in the letters patent nothing was ,lout jurisdiction ; and he maintained that her Majesty 1 po er to take away from th• Bishop of Natal his right of r ea: to herself. The appellant could not lose his right of yid to the sovereign so long as his letters patent continued .-. force. (Po four grounds he contended the patent was void. was void first because the crown could not create ; secondly, it wan void because it was op : -rat., the charters under which the colonies were governed ; . it wan void because a complete jurisdiction could not any circumstances be given to the Archbishop of „nterbury ; and lastly, it wan void as against the appellant l.,,suse it was a plain derogation of rights already vested !..ca by letters patent. Again, as regarded the question contract he maintained it was impossible to regard cs. oixl bishops altogether as private persons. For eerie -s..,tical purposes they were in the position cf public c'` •rn, invested with public functions. 'f Chancellor remarked that they were corpora sole. M'. stephens—Yee, and they bad certain duties con. with spiritual and ecclesiastical matters. In fact. s rever colonial bishops existed, there was an established with all its consequences. After referring t. authorities in rapport of this argument, the %lined counsel contended that the church of x4land in the colonies was in a precisely similar victi m,. to the church of England in this country. It was a r at of the contract entered into that her Majesty was to be the bead, and to exercise the same powers as were exercised lv her in England ; that was the only view of the which really met all the exigencies of the case. :1 ht. jarisdiction was of course not coercive but voluntary x the part of those who belonged to the colonial churches, n-d in the judgment in the ease of " Long v. the Bishop of C,petown," the principle for which he was arguing was 1.. id down. Her Majesty was by her letters patent • party to the contract, and she stood in the same relation to the members of the church of England in Natal as she stood to her subjects belonging to the same church in this country. The other side admitted the existence of a contract, but differed from them as to its terms. He presumed that the view on the other side was that the church of England was a perfectly independent body, having its own laws and re ;lllation', and that when a branch of it was established in a colony the effect was that the old laws of the church were binding on the members of that branch. That view clearly xplained all that bad been dote by the bishop and what be termed his "synod." According to their declaration, if parliament were to alter the creeds and the catechism they would refuse to receive them. The statute law of England, Lad, they said, no force in " the church of South Africa nn they repudiated the Court of Appeal and its decisions. At the request of the Lord Chancellor the learned counsel then cited at considerable length the words of the sentence of deprivation ; and he afterwards observed that it included a reassertion of that right of deciding what is the doctrine of the church which had been recently denied by the highest court in the realm. _ _ The Lord Chancellor—Do you mean that the Bishop of Capetowu repudiated the exercise of any other authority than that which he claimed under the law of the universal char, , • 31r - -tephens—Fes, my lord. 'he learned mongol was proceeding with his argument when our report left.) r °CET OF PINAL APPEAL IN MATTERS SPIRITUAL. W r are infornie4 that one of the moot ilistin ,-.7.!shed member, of the House of Commons, and who poi tames the entire coon.lence of churchmen on both sides of the house, will call th• attention of parliameut, soon after its meeting, to the importaot question of appellate jurisdic tion I. matters aniritu .!, in the sense indicated in the speech of Air. Icaraeli in ttm >heldonian Theatre. The plan to be proposed will. we fear, somewhat disappoint the truculent anticipations of our anti-church contemporaries, an. instead of rthstitutinz a High Commission Court of Prelates, with clnclusive authority, we hear on the contrary. that it is pp - piped that the spiritual element shall be entirely elimin ated from the Palatine tribunal, which will, nevertheless, remain the Court of Final Appeal, and thus completely secure the supremacy of the crown.—Here/d. Ti,e death is announced, after a few hours' of Mr. Dodd. This gentleman was conservative :..onier for Maidstone from 1841 to IS;;:t, during three , !!t..rnents. He was a gentleman of her Majesty's privy commissioner of lieutenancy for London, and C:-;-.ity lieutenant for Middlesex, and also a magistrate and I.rEctor of several public companies. .It the meeting. of the Society of Arts last evening Irt Kane read a paper on the recent Twosome and reie%t state of iotlaatte in Ireland and the Dahlia Inter. 71.•al Exhibition of 1 , 4;5. The chair wu taken by Lord .•f•erio, and there wu a very larte attendance of mem- The paper was of considerable length and great in- Sirßribert Kane routed out that there had been .rrowth in the manufacturing industry of Ireland, and tf-,1,1 that the depression of late years had been mainly ly the very bad weather. A discussion followed dug of the paper. :• and tai have been definitively settled, yes ' - IT the directors of the London. Chatham, and .-r Railway, that their new station at Bridge-street, , fi.ars, shall be opened for public traffic on Tuesday 20th inst. T:.•• uhri.4trnTie show of fat cattle in connexion • ..t• Loyal Dublin Societe commenced on Tuesday in '. l, l.litig attached to the Exhibition, fJrmerly used as a • err colrt. Ica point of numbers the show was most •4t.41. there being no lase than 108 entries in oxen The cattle exhibited were o f • ver y f a i r qua li t y. .he.m were particularly good, and the same may be said io , lllry and roots. • -. I i••tnnuber of towns adopting the Public-houses ~ , t is mereusine. The Bradford Town Conseil, on after a long discussion, carried • motion for its •!. ti..n into that town by • majority of three. The r of Hull has tilled a meeting of the council to eon . : t:.e subject. • ..hip ever built on the banks of the s was •arcessf ally launched yesterday. She is 270 Z and 3 ` , fret broad. Her barthen is registered •t• re. 4 1ir. is partly built of iron and partly of wood, - • !ow principle. the arrival of the Admiral the Hon. man, to tab. , command of bar blajertes squadron in wo ,ndorstand that Esquiroalt hu been mad* • t.,of naval station in lien of Valparaiso. All ships of . ;r -n s to 'heir return to England. will therefore VaLcourer Inland.—British CauntLia paper. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1864. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST. The following is the official list of Gentlemen Cadets of the Royal Military College who were successful oompetitors at the recent examination for commissions without purchase Order. Names. Index Number. Marks. 2. Herb, A. Fitz Roy . . 48 ... 8,892 3. Lloyd, Nabs= T. . . ... 47 ... 8,410 4. Molyneux, W. C. F. ... 45 8 ,228 5. Lewes, G. A ... ... 52 ... 8,201 6. Fife, J. C. ... . 2 ... 8,174 7. Riddell, W. F. ... 3 ... 7,750 8. Walpole, R. E. 92 ... 7,660 9. Forster, W. . . . . 93 . . 7,382 10. Blaxland, G. G. . ... 7 ... 7,364 11. Brackenbury, W. R. L 8 ... 7,261 12. Jelland, R. A. ... ... 51 ... 7,252 13. Keroble, H. ... . . ... 42 ... 7.212 14. Abbott, A. K. ... . . 98 ... 7,181 15. King, John ... . ... 91 ... 7,121 16. Goma°, G. 17 ... 6,833 17. Woodhouse, 0. A. 12 ... 6,774 18. Fitz George, A. C. F. ... ... 41 ... 6,771 19. McGregor, A. D. ... . . 54 6,732 20. Maraham, J. ... ... 50 6 , 66 1 21. Dyce, G. H. C. . . 101 ... 6,570 22. Nepeso, M. H. D. ... 9 ... 6,520 23. Goodridge, F. T. .. . 106 6.486 24. James, Frederick W. 62 ... 6,434 25. Turnbull, Sydney D. ... ... 99 .• 6,322 26. Gordon, A. E. 53 ... 6,2.85 27. Readech, W.A. 13 ... 6.170 28. Money, E. C.... ... 73 6 . 096 29. Butler, C. H. D. ... . . 1 ... 6,060 30. Wyadham, C. J. . . . . 11 ... 5,935 31. Rieder, D. . . ... 107 ... 5.899 32. Woodgate, E. R. P. 61 5,861 3.1. Wilkinson, 97 5,819 34. Thomas, H. D. ... 112 ... 5,796 3.5. Canyagham, J. D. ... . . 100 ... 5,734 36. Hutchinson, A. J. ... 103 ... 5,702 37. Melia, H. ... . 70 ... 5,605 38. King.llarman, G. D. . . 68 ... 5,558 39. Rudman, W. F. ... 66 ... 5,501 40. Dougherty, E. M. . . 57 ... 5,411 41. Hunter, W. G. ... ... 63 ... 5,337 42. Burnett, J. J. . . . 46 5,259 FIRE IN THE BOROUGH. AND EXTENSIVE LOSS OF PRUPSRTY. At a late hour last night a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Lamb, a hosier and haberdasher, at No. 89, in the High-street, Borough. The building, in cluding the basement, consisted of five floors. Adjoining it on the north side were the extensive warehouses of Mr. Sheppard, wholesale and retail cheesemonger, No. 88 ; and on the south side, separated only by a waggon gateway, the property of Messrs. Chaplin and Horne, carriers. The flames at one period had in fact entered three of the side windows of the latter building, reached the eastern end of the roof, together with the drawing-room, the top of the staircase, the verandah and window of the fore man's residence, but the firemen managed, principally by the land steamers, in extinguishing the dames in those directions. Mr. Lamb's premises, the roof, and the whole of the front of the building fell with a loud crash. The firemen were actively employed the whole of the night, and even at 10 o'clock in the forenoon they were obliged to keep throwing water upon the still smoking ruins. The damage done is very considerable. The whole of Mr. Lamb's premises are levelled with the ground ; and the stock in trade, fixtures, and other effects were consumed. Mr. Lamb was partially insured in the Atlu Fire-office, and Mr. Charles White, of the County office, promptly attended to look after the salvage. The dwelling of the foreman belonging to Chaplin and Horne's, and the premises of Mr. Sheppard, are extensively da maged. Fortunately the large stock of cheese, butter, hams, Ac., in Mr. Sheppard's lower warehouse are not in the least degree injured. SHARE LISTS. --(THIS DAL) Two o'Ogoos. Owing to the reduction in the Bank rate of discount the railway market is buoyant today, and a general advance has occurred in prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen / per cent.; Metropolitan, South Eastern, and Great Northern, ; Great Western, London and North Western, Midland, and Caledonian, ; and Great Eastern, /. The fortnightly settle ment will be completed to-day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 120 to 1 ; Great Western, 79 to 1 ; Midland, 138 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 11t4 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 1; South Eastern, 85i to 1 ; Great Eastern, 48 to 1 ; Great Northern, 134 to 135 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan. 1211 to 1. San Paulo and Great Luxembourg shares are dull. Royal Sardinian have been dealt in at 11, with 61. paid. Indian and Canadian railway secu rities are quiet. _ 12 8 die 21 23 1 2 pm; 98 98 - i -i is 1 Oldis 11 1 111 S lal Idls par 71 Sip 45 67_ Par —-. 15Ka l Si 4 4Pm 66 5s - 8 1 oils' 88 . 9O ties 35_ $ 1 3pm 1 dlzd 3 1 dia 61 . 66 ... S - ii - iyais 56 67 1 37 - 6 - 1 61 161 lie 4,5}70 611} xd 34 1 i 91 71 76 49 tS} 58} 89 81 104 t mei - 561 0 1 Pd. ICL prices I Bel.. 6 i $2 6 ZS 6 ei 676 . 665. g i 47 42 10 20 181 id sascaLLLNiouts. CoMPLIIINI. • - Intl Anglo•Masloan Mint 111, 10 Australian Agfkral... 10,000, 16 , AustrallinlLL&PA.L 67,000 10 LierlinWaterworks 10.0001 6 'Bombay Gas (Um 6,000 In British American Lend 614.280L1 86. B. & 1. bias. Tel. (L( 12.500, 20 British Indian Tea (L) 508.,000 10 616 1 ite Canada Company elanadianLoan&lnva ) 16.000 10 Ceylon 10,000 15 Ci 1 1 of triatZPropt 20.009 60 City Onves ;Um.) . • . 60,000, 10 Com. o f African Mer. (L.) 60.000 i 60 CommerdsJUnion(lns.; 10,000 60 Goneolidsled Dia.- (LS 17,600 20 Contiamital tin Gas ,L ; 60,000 100 ContractCorration;L 13,000 , 60 Cop.M.Eng.,ftuLltp.o. 100,000' SS C. Fouc.dtifob. of Eng. 100.000. 20 Do 10,000, 60 , Do. of Mauritius (1 ! 10010161, Bt, Crystsl Palace 102.8101.1 Bt. ; Do. Preference mow: St Do. 0 p et. Peep Deb. 10.000 100 ,DlaconniCorporationt. 60.000 20 'L India Irrigstion, Me. 100 ,000 10 .BgyptlenGone&Trd.(l. 870,0781. I 84. ;Electric Telegraph_ 70,000 6 'Eng. and Ana. Copper 20,000 60 Eng.ao,l ForeignUredit 10,0001100 ,Zog.&lloottiahMarin. (LI 76,0001 10 Financial Corporation 6,000. 60 Pt caudal Discount (L.' 10,000 60 f'ore-st. Warebouse 10,000 60 (Gelb's= (Limited) 116,000 j 10 10.Creditet fln.of Lon.(L 10,000 . 16 , Gen. Steam Navigation 10,000 50 As.(L 100.000 20 Itudsotesßay 100,000 1 60 'lropAller.Cdt.llas. (L) 20,0001 2 I Indian Carrying (Lim 40,000, 60 ;International Contract 160,000 20 , Internat. Finan.S.c. 1100 .9 0 0; Internat. Lind Credit(L 50,0061 10 Italian Car.; 1000000 100 I Dn. op. c. 0.10. r. 1820 00.0001 25 VoluigtoekDlaceant(L) 10.100' 00 I lend (Securities (Um.; 20 ,0 0 0 1 16 I Lend. African Trading 10.009 16 Load.andtlaiedon.l4.(L 60,000 10 Lon.CountylAnd&B.(l. 11,000 5 Lond.Vistriet Telag.(4) 10,000 00 'load. Man. Also. (L) 10,100' 60 Do. New 1114000. lond.G. °melba C.(4 I 10,000' 60 Lund.. Italian, &0•041°- 6,000 50 Load. Met. Discount;( 110,000, 10 Losid.ProrliadalMarine 60,000' 20 Madrsa Inige & Canal, 10.000 10 Do. 10,000 25 'Marine Investment , L; 11,100 10 ' Mauritius laudo6te.(L•l 12,000 10 ;Medit. Ifiten. Tel. (I.)' 40.000 1 60 ;Stillwell Iron Works 1 12.5001 10 NatallAnd &Cot C. (L.) 80,000, 26 National OM. Cone (Li 10,000 50 National Financial (L`, 10,006 26 National Prov. IferineL , 10,000100 National Steam Nay. 2.000 10 NerbuddaCoel & L , 6,000 20 Do. New 10.000 26 N.Zosland T.&Losm,L 187,1751. St. N.Brit.6 tudralasian(L ; 40,000' 60 ;N. BMA Itercan. 80,000 2 I NovaScottaG.sudL L' 80,000 1 ! Do. do. 49,000 25 . .Ocean Mar.-ie Insure 10,000 10 oriental commercial 10,000 60 Oriental Financialtim. 100.000 1 ;Oriental Gas (Wined) 60,000 1 ' Do. New 40.000 10 ChientlnlandSteam , ,L)i 26.000 10 Otago do tithiandllnvest. 19,000 60 Ottoman Financial ) 10.000 6 ottoman Gas (Limited , 12,500 10 PanamalLM.Steam 8,500 6 Do. do 17,506 10 1 Do. New.. I 600,9001 St, Peelltiv.Lind& MI& (L) 10,800 60 Peninsular & O. "team to,Outo 60 Do. do. _ New 1 $ vm 2$ 2$ 160 16t Sim par Owl 2 2 2ipre' I 1 pm 8 7 41a 84_ 68_ i ems 1 Oid l. a 1 dls 1 P 11: 1 2 ;I :1 "V 4 2 dl4 4 41 WY, 1 14= r*r 1 pm 20 41 7el dia 17,000 10 Qt7l;.. IL. 11.(L 10,000 50 Winans, Iron 19,0% 15 100. Seer 4,260' ti 'Rio J. City improv. (L 29.760 25 Ditto ditto . : 16,000 M 000 leo :Royal allSteithi 100,0001.• St , seot.Austra Invest. (L 60,000 60 Smith, Knight. ACo.(L I 30,0% 20 soc. huatt.r Egypte, L • 10,000. 60 1, African M. & In. L. 14,100, 25 'South Australian Laud 100,0001. St. Submarine Videgnisa. • 1 Do. Scrip 37,500 30 Tel: Construe,' If Mal. 100,000 30 Thainee.tMerery NAL` 12,600 10 TruatitAmincyntAiutL 00,000 10 .T. & L Co. of U. Canada 10,000 6 lJnitedlL. Velem Co. (L) 60,000 20 Univers.. panne lna. 26,000 10 Upper AssamTetLim ; 25,000 10 ' Ditto 10,000 30 Van Diemen's land 10,000 50 Warrant Finance(Lim 10,007 60 , settiskatrannicS L - 21 '2oi ipm 4 1 Oldla . idly p p ai ro llil pm 70 441.6 Ws: . 1414 par fpm, 66 8 es vm l 18 19 1 2 I 151 1 PREFERENCE SHARES. Gt. Eastern, East. Counties 6 per coot. pref., 120. Great Western anginal (B. and H. Ex.) 5 per cent., 97 8. North Eaat. 4.1 per cent. redeemable, :9JI. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 11. i. Royal Sardioian, Sambre and Meuse. 7 1. San Paulo (Limited) got. 7 per cent. (167. paid), 14. Ditto ditto (all paid), 18k. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) No. I Bk. I 21,000100 Ava& Masterman'sL) 20,000 60 Do. New, tee. 30 pm. 20,000 601 Do. issued at 30 pm ' 10,900 60 'Albion 20,000100 ' AllisneaLes.&Liverpool 10,000 100 Do. New , le,Otha 100 Do. Issued at 20 pm 100,000 90 Anglo Austrian 20,000 50 Angle Italian (Umitcali I 22,600 40 Australasia 7,500 60 Do. New 1000, 20 Bankof Brltishledumbia. 10,000 96 Bank of ilinypt 0,000 100 Bank of Landon 26,000 20 Bank of Otago (Waited, 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.)l 20,000 60 Bank off letoria,Austrie 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Lim.) 60,00 D 10 Bank of New Zealand 60,000 20 BradliamkParleiguese(L 20,000 60 British & Californian tL 20.000 60 British N. America -.. 40,000 20 C. Bk. Initia,Aua, China 20,000 25 Chart. Mer. of indla,&c I 10,000 100 City 20,000 100 Colonial 10,000 26 tem. Bank of India, &e 660,000 10 Consolidated Bank 41 1 6,000 100 Continental 6,000 100 ' Do. New 20,000 50 East London (Limited 6 0 ,000: 10 Llsterri Etchange'Llm ; 60,000 20 Eng.scoL@AualChartiL 40,000 60 English and Swedish ,L 64000 ao Europe= Bank:Limited 0,000 100 Rindmia-China&Jap.(L 10,000 100 Iti . halted at 2 20,000 100 Do. New, W. at 6 pet.' 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 5,000 100 Do. New 110.000 20 Imperial Ottoman 25,000 60 International Bank IL, 100,000 20 Land Mort. Ilk. India ,I. 20,000 60 Lon. e slco,dc. ,1 1 9 ,0 0 0 100 Lon. Bank of Scotland LI 10,000 100 London end Brazilian 1 4.000 Ifo Lon.B.AymeitlLPlale L 20,000 25 Do. New, ins. at pm' 6,000 100 Lon., Bit., &S. Staff. t L 60,000 20 Lon. MBank of Atuitrl: 20,000 60 London and County.- 6,000 100 Lou. ifamlig.Con.El.l.: l 00,000 60 London Joint Welt- I 20,000 60 Do. Newles. at 30 pm. I 1 6 .000 100 Lon. and Northern (1 ) 1 25,090 20 London& South African! 6,000 100 Lou. A S. Western i . UAL 50,020 100 Lou. @ Westminster 13,000 100 Merchant Bank 20,000 60 Mercantile & lizehani 20,000 60 Do. New Li 10.0 0 0 100 Metro. d Pron. bank ;L. 4,000 100 Midland bank illut I 20,000 100 National of Ueerpool • • ' lu,ooo 100 N.Pre, oil England 2.1,00 u 20 Do. do. New! 30.000 20 Do. do. do.l 20.000 60 'Na.lonal Bank, New 25,10.10 20 New South Wale@ 40,000 10 New Zealand (Limited; 60.090 93 or Lb Weatern... 60.400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora 20,000 50 Prorla.Banklogeorp.X. 20,000 100 Provinr.. of Ireland I 57,800 SO Shafas) YS 34,uttl Australia Io.oeo 26 South Eastern Um.) 10.0430 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa I 4.4101U0) Do. do. 40.1.10 ZS rtdon of Australia 10.000 100 onio n of - I;47lier • (1..tm.)1 .0.000 14 Union of loadoo u I 6 Nod bh. I BRITISH MINJ MIMI& 12,^00 -- 2 - Cambrian Con. Gold, L 11,00. Chiverton ;WO Word Areal 1,014.... 'Dew. G. Con. (Tavistk ; 1 1 2,640, .. Drskowalla 1 11.0 , 612 .. East Basset (Illogan) 80 6,114 .. East Condon '2ll4e6d 6.040' .. East Cern Brea ' 3.4.0 6,000.. East Grenville 2.7.0 ' 1 . East Lovell 2.13.6 4,000 ~ IL W. Hassell (favlatir ; Kik. ear/ .. Grumbler & St. Aubyr 6O 1,500, 4 . Greet Lazey Limited,: all 6.0001 .. Great South Tolgue 5,906: .. G. W. Vor (Helaton) • 40 6,0 0 .. Grenville 1..14 .. 'Herod's Yoot &WC • • 'HinEston Downs 441460/1 646, .. Margaret toy Latent„ 94 9.e0.): .. Marks Valley 40,000' 4 Iluyody Iron Ors 1,0241 .. Nat/idles 400 . (New Seton 6,000. .. !North Downs 7A/1 .. 'North Itoeksar 0,000, .. ,N. Wb. Beret ,Illogan 3.14.6 5,6401 .. N °rib Wheal Crotty 6,000 .. Prosper United 1,120 20 Providence (C. Lelant 106.7 510' . S. Cara 160 ,Bt.Cleer 496 .. S. W. (trances (Mogan, 18.18,9 960 .. , Stray Park 1 30.17.6 6.0001 .. 'lln ';'reft 6,000 .. West Basset (11100 e) . , 10.'241 .. IW. Camden (Liskeerd• 3.0001 .. West Chlverton 410 , , West Baton 612 1 , .. Wh. Basset; Illoganl , 4 466 .. Wh. huller t Iledrutb) 4.2.0 .. 1‘ heal Ludentt 1.0241 .. W. Itarylllll (11611116 D, 6 34 4 6 : .. %% heel Seton 654 1,000 . Wh. Irelawury (Lick ;, 7 copy, .. , Wheal Unton ORDINARY BRAZES AND EXPLOSTON AT A CATTLE SHOW.—Fora PERSONS SECERILY exrlosion occurred at the Flint Works of Mr. Perry. near the Stoke Cattle Show, yester day, which fortunately cost no lives, bat resulted in severe injuries to four men, and the destruction of considerable property. About half•past two o'clock a large boiler nerd for the flint grinding machine at the above work. explixted, destroying nearly the whole of the premises. The boiler, which is about twenty feet in length, by six in diameter, was lifted from its position to a distance of about twenty yards, and turned completely upside down. A FLEET or WHALERS.—A fleet of twenty-four whalers have within a few Jaya past reacted this port from the Arctic ocean, bringing an aggregate of 12,000 or 14,000 barrels of oil and upward. of 100 0001 b.. of whalebone. I Na Mt l DoOat. The cruise has not been so simeeneful Y usual. The pre. • • since of so many whalers in our port at one time was sever 1 1.°!& -168 81 * t ail" a°4 W." Ind " • "° 'l,OOO le I Oftienarloatimpock known before. Preeset indications are that meet of the 6,67,110 St. ILondoo&SLlstharin. 100 oil will be sent East round the Hon. The whalebone will Name seemempiee lee mainly go by steamer vii Panama, as it is easily handled. I levee ea insane. ten --Sun Francisco Bulltrin. 11.000. 10 I Do. Now i 2 INJek.. I Pd Sh. 1 Pd. I IthiLWATS. I LIM " r t ". I I "I" I t yeste y. te. IIR IM. U. all ' Inrin.,Wolek Moor VaLi —.— SI. 'lOO Blyth and Lyra - e.. 10 l all BostonAlsetrd&lld.O SI. ,100 Brawl sad Merar i 117 N M. 100 Caledonian l3l 132 1314 110 I all tart and Bandon.... 10 l al 'Cornwall I 6 7 —• 10 all Do. • A mar. until 6 . 10 all Do. B { p. et. Infidel teak . —. 10 all Dublin sod Henna June 34 M .... SI all DundmPerth,&Abd.Jo 16 17 ' et, 100 Edulhurghand Glasgow 90 92 M. , 160 Glaagow end &Wester, 10d 106 IL 100 Great UM= Ord. St. 474 44 451 71 St. 'lOO , Do. • Stock — ' Ilk 'loo' Do. E. Ans. Stk., N 0.2 74 8} St. 100 Great Nonh of Sootland St. 100 OreatNertheru 1214 1344 lit. 100 , Do.A f • rec. no dlr. m 15.4 1561 1554 6 St. 'lOO . Do. B 1 til 619 clapald h ISO in K 100 Gt. South A Welt. tire. 67 69 la 100 Great Western 79 794 K 100 Do.litour VaLOna.B44 K .100 Uo. South Wales._ C 7 69 St. :100 Do. W. Ind.—Oxford 67 19 554 IN 100 Do. Do. Newport 44 46 IN ' .100. Do. Do. Marston 1 , .00 112 —. 11l 100 Lancashire & Yoriuhire I 116 1104 IL 100 . London Lll4 hiackwall 1 42 84 k 110 ; L at., hrightn. & S.Coatit 104 les 105 4 St. 100 Loodon.Chathm& Doe 117 39 36 7. St. 100 London& North Moan DA 1204 9 1 7 20 4 1 1 4 114. 100 ,Lonlon&SouthWeeternl 97 99 St, 100 rilan.,Shof.,&llocolnsb 661 664 so i ail , Maryport sad itarasle 114 all Do. Do. 4 Share 14. ,100 ' Metropolitan 1204 1214 1214 4 10 , 2 , Do. New — 34 St. 100 Midland 136 Obi 136 4 Ilits all Do. New — IL 100 ' Do Blrin. & Derby N . all Mid. Ot. Mn. Oa).— —.— 1 , all Mid East 10 all 1114 [Cant 'Croy Line) — 8k 'lOO North iiiitish St. 'lOO Do. Ildin.,Perth,Dtual 164 i6l St. 100 N. Santoro—Berwick M 461 Do. G. N.l. Pure — pm St. • 100 I Do. Leeds TM 734 73 11l 100 , Do. York 1034 164 11.44 4 St. 100 , Da. Carlisle — II al Do. Stock.&Darlink. 174 304 1 21 ' Do. do. 166648 11 12 pm: 1 lt . Do. do. 110041 9 10 t to. SI. ,100 North London 10 , 74 Do. New . l4 2 pm 81. 1 100 Norm Stalford . .ol;; 79 40 804 80 10 all N. &S. Western June 101 Ili IL 100 Scottish Central N. 100 Scottish N. E. Able Bit 42 It .100 Scottish Midland — —.- 10 all Shrewsbury st Welehpl — St .100 Bh/opal:are Union 6B 60 St. ;100 South Devon 4l 43 M. 100 South Eastern St. 'lOO 8. Yerksh. A Meer Dm —. IS 1 ail Stather,Woklaghmitc. 8 0 IL 1100 Tall VW. 10 I II , Do C NI 4 4 Ora ... M. tlOO Vale of Neath St. 100 Victoria Stu. & Pimlico Sk 100 Waterford & Kilkenny , i11,.100 West Cornwall 251 40 It. 100 ,W. KaatipL R. &&.A _ 74 77 CL pnaes. lb llk 71 71 IN 149 PROBABLE. FRIDAY. 011 NORTHERN SATURDAY. E. to S.. suoug to mu- Comte. S.E.to s W. and back, dente. moderate to fresh, some rain or snow. E. to S. and S.W., WINTEIR. S.W. to S. E and L. moderate to strong, strong to moderate, with tome rain. some rain In places. N. to E. and S.E. atrong SOUTHERN. N.E. to S. L, fresh to to fresh, some ran or moderate, generally 10011111 places. tine. As Deit. Above. IfAPITSX. As next above. Nertbarnw-Seotland. Weetern=lmland, Wales, and Wa ne:lea SoutheronEngUsh Channel end By of Stew. Zamora =Eastward England and North See. Tee PERNAMBUCO Rattway.—The solicitors for Mr. Forams state that the award is the case of the actim brought by Mr. Furness against the Pernambuco Railway Company is as follows :—•• The Coneols to be handed over to Mr. Farness ; 1.209 shares to be hooded over to hire, fully paid up ; ;iOU shares to balms to the company ; Formes to be paid 15,0001. for his plant mil stores; C. Forums to pay 15,0001. to oouipaay for their legal expenses." The amount of Cossols which lre been sold out sad paid to Mr. Forams pennant to this award is 46,5431. 15s. 6d.; the amount of the 1.200 paid•up shams handed to him, taken at par, is 24,001 W.; the value of the plant paid foe to Mr. Fumem is 15,0104; and he has paid the company 15,0004 for their legal expeesse, them latter item Was, In foot, a set-off me against the other ; and em releases ham hem executed. OiYOT --- AL PALMIL OW2 SHILLING DAY. WIDNEBDAY. Dtc. 14.—Adodoi000 oak payloost„ 593 ; ditto by moos tidos* 898 ; t0t01d.491. JOINT BIOCIL WILD, Bali& I Pd I CL M - 9 132 I Pd. 10. wk.'s I Sales. 77f 181 .1 16 68 .. i lcUs 60 66 ldla par 11 4 1%ra 3 2 i ot 1 ...4e. ;du /Dm 1 00111 16 19 som 3iml i ?Ili 33 35 110 113 11l Il{_ 21 lOs 108 11112 Pin -- 14 - 11 - 2 1014 1 41 $ Pst f id'• 4 2 dim t 9E, i_ _awl 7617 8 11 6} 61 ld REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Cioci. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 7 to 6 per cent. In face of the continued export of gold to Egypt and elsewhere, this measure has occasioned a little surprise in some quarters, but is of course received with satisfaction. A slight impulse has been given to the prices of public securities. The funds have risen per cent. There is, however, no animation. This is the fortnightly settling day. The discount market is quiet, and good bills are taken at 61 per cent., or i below the reduced minim/to. of the Bank. In the Stock Exchange there is a strong demand for short loans in con nexion with the settlement, and the rate has risen too to 6 per cent. The discount establishments now allow 41 per cent. for money at call, 5 per cent. at seven days' notice, and 51. per cent. at fourteen days' notice. It is understood that the allowance of the joint stock banks for money on deposit will be reduced this afternoon from 5 to 4} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Hautes were quoted 66fr. 20c., showing a decline of k per cent. com pared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 893 to ex div., for mosey, and 892 to 1, ex div., for the account (Jan. 10). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 84 ; ditto for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 882, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 2, r ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1024, 103, 102 ; ditto Four rer Cent. Debentures, 1866, 971 ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. to Is. dis. Foreign stocks present little change. Turkish Consolides are f, and Greek 1 better, but Spanish Passive Bonds have declined 1. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :—Greek, 22; to 23} ; Mexican, 291 to ; Confederate, 61 to G 3; Spanish Passive, 311 to I ; the Certificates, 14 to 141 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 70 to 71 ; ditto 1862, 711 to 72 ; and the Consolide:s, 472 to 2, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danish, 1864, 08 ; ditto Five per Cents., Debenture Scrip, 1873-77, 2 prem. ; Dutch Certificates, 971 ; Egyp tian, 942 ; ditto 1864, 941 ; ditto Scrip, /, If prem.; Mexican, 292 ; ditto for account, 292 ; New Granada Deferred, 61 ; Russian, 1859, 522 ; ditto 1862, 872 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 41/ ; ditto Passive, 3lg ; ditto for account, 312 ; ditto Certi ficates, for account, 14 ; Turkish 1854, 881 ; ditto 1858, for account, 70 ; ditto 1862, 71; ; ditto for account, 72 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, 72: ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 1. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted Ito prem. ; Danubian, dia. to par ; Monte-Video, it to prem.; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, to Preto. Internatienal Financial shares are now quoted 22 to prem. ; London Financial, n to prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3g to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 162 to g ; Ottoman Societe Generale, 21 to prem ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, Ito die. The fortnightly settlement, w hich will be com pleted to-day, shows that in many cases, in cluding some of the home railways and the shares of the banking and financial companies, bond Wen have somewhat preponderated during the past fortnight. The further withdrawal of 302,000 sovereigns yesterday fur Egypt, combined with reports that additional WWII will shortly be sent away to the same quarter, illustrates clearly the effect which a too liberal encouragement of foreign loans will assuredly have upon our money market. If we would not have some of our most important commercial interests jeopardised or prejudiced, it behoves us to look with increased strictness at each application from foreign govern ments, the more especially as the number of these borrowers is increasing rapidly from month to month. During the last two or three years, in ad dition to the chronic demands from habitual bor rowers, amongst whom financial reform is still nothing more than an empty sound, a number of States previously quite unknown in the money market have made their bow to our capitalists. Now that they have been once permitted to taste the sweets of credit, there is room to apprehend that, unless more prudence is observed here, they will henceforward make successive appearances with as much regularity as, though they are desti tute of the resources of, Turkey, Austria, and even Ruasia. The gold operations at the Bauk yesterday were important. About 302,000 sovereigns were with drawn for Alexandria, while G 5,0001. in newly-im ported bars, and also 80,000 sovereigns from Scot land, were sent in. Further amounts are under stood to be required for Egypt. Including yesterday's transactions, 44,1,0001. is known to have been sent into the Bank during the week, and 339,000/. withdrawn, for Alexandria. It is probable, however, that the influx has been larger owing to the receipt of sovereigns from the provinces. Of the 258,600/. by the Seine, from the West 133,000/. is gold and 125,:i00/. silver. The gold is expected to be taken to the Bank. About 30,000/. in Mexican dollars, which have been held back from /isle, were disposed of yester day for China at ss. id. per ounce showing a de cline of Id. The annexed memorandum gives the substance of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co.'s advice, by the present mail from Venezuela : Messrs. Baring's agent in Tesezusla, under date Nov. 25. advises that since the return of General Guzman Blanco his principal object had been to bring order Into the confusion of the Treasury department. (his of the first decrees had been for the resumption of the payment of the :55 per cent., to begin with all the vessels entering the ports after the 7th Nov. No arrival had takes place previous to the 16th. but after that date several vessels bad come is with cargoes, reckoned upon to produce a Bond amount of darks. No decision had been yet taken with regard to funds of the 55 per cent lately appropriated. The following is from the General Credit Com pany rNr.zcrt t Sr Fri Crier. LoAN, 1464.—The nenetel Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) are in receipt of advires from their ewe,. Merin. H. L Bonito.' and Co.. dated ha Guayra, 2.ith November, 1864, of duties collected u follows, on socount of the above loan : Per statement No. 'lO from La Guayra Ditto Na' 17 l from Puerto Cabello Ditto No. 18 The Chartered Mercantile Lank of Lalia, Lou don, and China have announced that a dividend of 10 per cent., free of income tax, for the half-year ending 31st inst., will be paid to the propritters on the London register on the 2nd of January, making together with that paid on July 1, a distriLata hat the rate of 20 per cent. per annum. Subscriptions arc being privately mode fur the capital of a new company bearing the title of the "London and Provincial Mortgage L'aiik (Limited.)" By the arrangennuts contcii by this company it ie proposed that " fr,,no:J and every description of land and property may be made easily negotiable, and greator facilities iren to secure immediate advances on this clas, f —ca rities." It is promised that the delay, Jill:. ,:ty, and charges entailed in the present mule of ob taining an advance by the mortgage of preperty shall "be avoided, and a more simple and expedi tious system afforded." The company proposed also to act as agents to investors and borrowers, with which view it will keep a register, and to wake advances on the mortgage of county and borough rates. It is intended to issue mortgage debentures at fixed rates of interest, for long or short periods. The capital is fixed at present at 200,00V'., in 8,000 shares of 23i. each. A call of V. is to be pail on the shares in the Lemberg Czernowitz Railway Company by the IGth January. A call of 34 is to be paid on the shares of the St. 'azaire Company (Limited) by the ith I January. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of G per cent. per annum, is announced upon Cie obligations, seven years bonds, and share capital of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company. The half-yearly interest due the let January on the shares of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Hail , way Company is announced for payment ,n +le course. At a board meeting of the London af..! County Laud Company, held ou the 13th instant, Mr. Louis Iseuberg was e:ectisl a director of the comtethy. WEDNZSDAT EVT2CDCG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89iVto ,Vex div., fur the loth January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89i to f, For money the last price was 891 to i. The officio, busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 89/, g ; ditto for account, 89/, ; Three per Cen ts. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 881, }, g ; Bank Stock, 237. 239; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 103, 102, 103}, 102; ; ditto Four per Cent., 98, ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " riper paper, 109. The India Five per (IL stock was a little more offered. Exchequer Bills were quoted to Is. die. In the foreign stock market the principal ~ hangs was an advance of 1 per cent. in Confederate Bonds. Several other foreign stocks have slightly improved. Turkish Bonds of 1862 rose / per cent., the Consolide's and Mexican, and Greek, Italian, and Spanish Passive, / per cent. In the market for bank shares there was a decline in Alliance, Bank of Wales, Brazilian oil Portu guese, and London, Hamburg and Continental Exchange. but an improvement in Agra and Mas terman's Bank, Bank of Otago, European, Standard Bank of Africa, and Union Bauk of London. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were quoted / dis. to par. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted LH to g, being lower; Egyptian TrAing, / to 11 preen.; National Discount, 10i to prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to dis. Bombay GaN Upper Assam Tea, Peninsular and Oriental New, and Crystal Palace Preference Stock, were better, but a reduction was quoted iu Ocean Marine Insurance, Peninsular and Oriental S•eatu old shares, Panama Royal Mail Steam New, and Rio Improvements paid up shares. Ottoman Socitett Gellc : riale shares were quoted 21 to 2 prem. Im perial Austrian Gm shares were nominally quoted to 1 prem. MINES.--(THIS DAY) Two o'CLoci. This being settling day, the mining market is quiet, with few transactions. East Grenville and East Caradon shares, however, are rather finner— the former at 5 to and the latter at 191 to f. Great Vor are quoted 341 to 351. and East Basset, 47 to 49. Great Laxey are officially marked 184, ex div. With the exception of Port Phillip aid United Mexican, which are inquired for, foreign colo nial mining shares are inactive. At Wheal Trelawney meeting yesterday ilia ac -1 counts showed a credit balance of 2,0021. A divi dend of 12s. (3d. per share was declared. At West Caradon meeting, held yesterday, the ac counts showed a credit balance of 318/. A call of 21. per share was made. MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A CITY SOLICITOR. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY). This morning, Mr. W. Payne, the City coroner, held an inquiry respecting the death of Mr. Harvey Boyen Jones, a solicitor, aged 66 years. James Cummington, scab driver, said that on Tuesday afternoon he was plying for hire at the Great Eastern Rail way Station, Sboreditch. A gentleman called him and said, " Drive me to Austinfrlars." He looked ill and cold. On the way, be called out, " 1 feel very bad ; take me somewhere to get medicine." Witness had to lift him out of the cab into Mr. Lee's, • surgeon, No. 41, Bishopsgate. street. He expired shortly afterwarda. Police-coustable Gale, 676, City polio., said that ho found upon the deceased • gold watch, 25/. 4s. 20. io money, and several cheques, papers, and other valuables. Mr. James Jervis. clerk to the deceased, laid that his employer was the head of the firm of solicitors carrying on business at No. 22, Austinfrian. He resided at No. 49. Montague-street. On the day of his death he was going down to his country seat Guestingthorpe, in Essex, for the purpose of shooting. When be left the office he was in high spirits and good health, and he said that he would return to home on Friday. The Coroner having summed up, the jury returned a verdict of "Sodden death from natural causes," THE Aar: CLrg.—The annual dinner of this club was held yesterday at its house in Hanover-square Mr. Thomas Hughes wss in the chair, and some GO gentle men (the necessary limit) sat down to dinner. The proceed. jogs were as little formal as possible, and after "Prosperity to the Club," "Art," " Literature," &c., had been given, the members present adjourned to a conversations held in their upstairs rooms. Here many floe oil paintings, portfolios of water-colour drawings and other object. of interest., the work or property of members, were exhibited, and the party, which was brilliantly socoessful, did not break up i until early this morning. Amongst those present were Mr. Horace Jones (the vice-chairman of the night), Mr. Tom Angell (hon. sec, of the club), Mr. F. W. Burton, Mr. Val Prinseps, Mr. Edmund Yates, Mr. F. Coelterell, Mr. F. Walker, Mr. .T. C. Parkinson, ht. RUGBY SCHOOL FL) , rrnau..—The two house match will be pl.yed on Saturday next, December 17. The two best houses this year are the same es last year—namely, the School House and the Rev. Jex Blake's House. _ The Liverpool Town Council yesterday agreed to purchase the Woodlands and Walton-lodge estates, subject to obtaining the requisite powers from parli►ment, for the purpose of transforming them into a public park for the north end of the town. _ LIVERPOOL FAT CATTLE Snow.—TL is show opened yesterday in a large shed on the moods of the 7..iologicsl-gardens, Liverpool, There were 2:0 entries of stock, and in every class the show was remarkably him being much superior to the last exhibition. Among the winners of prize, for cattle were the Earl of Derby (Highland oxen) and Lord Skelmeredale ohorthorned heifer.) ; sheep, Mr. Foljanthe 1 Leicester wethera►nd Southdown wetbent, Mr. dames Nicholson (Cheviots), and Mr. Allan Pollok (Irish wetheri); pigs, Earl of Sefton (large breed), Eoi of Derby (email breed), and Mr. Thomas Crop, Suffolk, four prim. (cup for best pig, middle, small, and large breed.). PENTON VILLE but already been announced that Captain Craig, the governor of the Penton vine Plum% has absconded with some 2,11001. of the mobile money iu his possession. It now appear. that Captain Craig made hi, way to Cardiff, and staved for several day■ at the Angel Hotel in that town under the trammed name of "Captain Brown." If., however, sent the " boots" several times to the Telegraph-ogles for mammies addressed to Captain Craig. 1104 therefore there is no doubt enter tained as to hi. identity. The police authorities io London having discovered the whereabouts of Craig, two detectives were sent down, and singularly enough, they also took no their quarters at the Angel Hotel. "Captain Brown" complained of illness, and was 000 fined to his bedroom from the day of the arrival of the detectives to his depar ture. The captain left the hotel without attracting soy particular attention, for, it is believed, Liverpool. whence he sailed for America, thus getting clear of the detective officers, although staying in the ammo hones. This is a remarkable inst►nce of the police being fairly baffled in their endeavours. PROVINCIAL SHAM MARSETS. 7.172RP00L, Dee. 11.—Great Eastern, 471 r. j —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116 153 c. 16—London &DI North N cavern, 1201 20 1 79 1 L 20 17`-31anchester, Slicfheld and Lincolnshire. 661 I—Mid land, 1304 —North Eastern. Berwick capital stock, 114—Great Eastern,. E, 5 per cent., 975—Birkenhead, ol—Demerara, 7 per cent.,loo—Oreat Luxembourg shares, 12 k 1-16 12—Confe derate Loan, 110 k 2 -11-auk of Liverpool, 261 c.—Liverpool Finance (Limited). 5 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank 'Limited) 13.16 d.—British and Foreign Menne Limited,, 31.16 k 3-16 p.—Empire Marine (Limited) 1 3-10 p.—Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 91 p.—Maritime In surance (Limited ,1 5.16 d.—Mercantile Marine ,Limited, 1-16 c. d.—Royal Insurance, if p.—Union Larne ;Limited , 34 5516 k p.—Liverpool Exchange, 19{ a }—National Steam ,Limited). 71 d. MANcnorria, DSC. 11.—Prices were rather lower, hut a good business was done. C. Cammell and Co., 2 p.—Great Luzern boner. 11 IS-lo 12 11 15.16—Great Northern A, 1 5 .4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 151—London and North Western, 120 +— Manchester, ShettlehL and Lincolnshire, 64 6 51 6 . I.—New ditto, 5 per cent pret ;all paid), 9 13.16-11etropolitan, 1214—Mid land, 13s1-South Eastern, ssj I—Staveley Coal and Iron, 16 p. —Thames and Mersey Marine insuance, 5; Ix—London. New, 116 —Garston Extension, 07—Mercantile Bank, 15-16 d.--Sheep -21 p.—Conlederate Loan, 02—Alliance Bank, 12 p. EnallinGll/31. DEC. 14.—The Salta marked to-day were— London and North Western stock, New. 15 and 15k prem. : South Staffordshire, luk Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, 35. and Monts's lieu", 17s. fal. and 16s. 3d. dia. There were buyers of Stour Valley shares. at 10. Severn Valley, 16; ; Birmingham Canal, S 7 and Birmingham Bunking Company shires, 33. There were sellers of Gloucester Waco at 114 'Midland Contract, at 4 prem. Patent Nut and Bolt, 2 5-16 prem. , and Palest Ailetree, 6 prem. Donlan, DEC. 13. —Three per Cent. Consols, 69—New Three per Cent. stock, o 7 k—Bank of Ireland 1001. paid:, 2271—Na. Donal Bauk (301. p.ahl , 96—Ditto New Issued at 25 ISL paid', SO—National of Liverpool (Limited', lit. paid Is; Ulster Banking Company 10s. paid', 8 yesterday—Belfast and Northern Counties Railway :all paid , . 37—Cork and Bandon (all paid 061—Dublin and Drogheda (loot paid., 725—loublin and Einestovni :160L paid;. 194—Great Southern and Western JUDI. paid , so—Midland Great Western t all paid), 351—Ditto. halves, 171—Doblin, Wicklow, and Wexford 6 per cent. peep. ;all paid;, 12I—Ditto, ditto, 5 per cent. red. .paid In full', Mak. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TRCRSDAY, DDCLIIIIIZ li, 8 Lt. V. I.x Li. . I. 2 S.K. I c 7 E .S.E. to I K. 1 Z.N.Z. co 2 ' S.K. bo 2 E s.\.K, c , 1 E.N.E. b 3, K. cm 2 , cm E.N.E. zo 6' E. 2 E.R. E 6 N.E. Ito 7 N.N.E. oc 6 N.E. co S' Z. bo 6 I E. 'zoo E.N.E. 4 E. mo 5 E. o • &E. co o 2 S Z. o 6 7 K.E. bo u. T Nelms ' ,2996 _ &herding ,15.95 4, Lath . 29. v.. 1 A7droman ,29.29 41 Greencastle +344 Galway 1211.51 41 Valenti 5/.75 41 Calm View 2976 4. tar:Pire 29.79 41, d . 29.99 29 Holyhead 29.7f 3'J, Pembroke 29..4 41' Penzance 2992 41' r.. Brest 19.69 45- N.E. 51.57 413 N.N.E. gm:helot% 29.45 61, N. E. Plymouth 29.79 12 Z. Weymouth 29.89 36 NZ. Portsmouth 51 78 37' P.N.& fabelos 7l 35 E N.E !mover 29.73 36 N. 6 riumouth Scarborough 29.+.0 41 E. Welds "J 96 43 B.E Heligoland 29.'9 tli E.S.E. S.E. K. E. F.E.S. S. E.Y.E. LS.E. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. r 3 eal. Barley.' Oats. . Btu.. row Nov. 5 12 , 941.0 s 1411' 11d52.1 Od 57. lld 3.5 s 9.1 19 Lis 9d 25s 9J 100 55 29s 94 31. 94 ass 114 l6 Dec. 3 10 3tls 4.1 2d. 94,1114 10429 s 7d:::. 33. 11* W weeks' Aggre- - : gale Average Dl:RT.—Wheat, Barley, Valk Rye. beam, and I. r 1 labs. 14AGLAJII 1311041210 THR rixervAnusts a MI A% ' - 1.40 11110 a kW WHEAT It}ING MR SIX W kV XA 11 I 0. - iii. - 73 - .. Nov ✓. :~:. ~_. Nov. 19.:N.v. 38 111 ss • 771 39 8 38 6 SS • . . 1 ....,t . LIVERPOOL COTTON DIARKET. (THIS DAY.) (11Y ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (►ROY (SCR OWN 001INESPONDINT.) Cotton market quiet. Sales probably about \Wi balm - MINCIN G-LANIC.—(TII IS DAY.) . Soun—The market continues active, and prima are now in some cameo 6d. above tbe pukes ruling at lb. dace of last week. grioidad sold at 30e. to 31s. ; Demerara. ?Jo. to 36, 6d. ; Surinam. 312. 6d. ; Cuba Muscovado, 31s. fal. ; and grainy Mauritius, 372.3 d. Refined, prices are rather firmer, but no actual advance has taken plats. Comm—The market cootiowievery firm for all colonial descriptions,'et firm prices; plantation Ceylon triage. :stie. to 725. ; fine fine ordinary and low middling, 775. to 79.. 6d. ; middling, 80a. ild. to 84s. ; peaherry, 71ts. to liOs. ; salve small, 69.. Gd.; good ordinary, 70s. 6d to 71s. TEA.—A fair business is doing in groans at about previous prices. Row.—No sales reported. RICE-2,300 bags of white Bengal sold at 122. 9d. for good middling. . _ Srirc.—Ntitiney have sold at • decline of Id. yer lb.; small and middling, lid. to 1.. 6d. ; good and Mae, to 3s. 9d. ; very superior bold, 4s. Id. Mace at steady prices, ordinary to good middling. 10d. to Is. 7d. Cloves: Zseriber at 32d. to 4d. ; and pepper, white, at • alight advaoee, 51,1. to kid. FRl:lr.—The demand, owing to the advance io the senses, is less active, and prices of currants ars rather easier. Other description, are without material change in value. SALTPETRE. —No sale reported. . . Corrux. —Tim market continues quiet. JUT[ I. dull of sale, and prices are ss. to Ws. lower ; rejections sold at t.t. up to 22/. 58. ; for good fear cuttings, 61. 15s. to 71. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DA T.) The market is steady at the snoozed prim —Town tallow, 41a. 3d , net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. eo the spot. 41s. 3d. to 41s. ; January, 41s. 6d. ; Much, 4!., 6d.- April to June, 421. Pd. ; October to December, 435. Otl: to 445. - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Total 510,112 75 1 The number of beasts is by no means excessive for the They add :—" Since we last had this pleasure, we have mason. Trade is not very brisk, yet Mooday's quotations are received no news from Ciudad Bolivar, but entertain no well maintained for choice qualities. The supply of sheep is doubts about all being in order in that quarter." , shorter than was expected, but quite equal to the demand. Treads is slow at Monday's quotations. Choice calves are Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this mai, ou account of the New Granada divi- in demand at rather higher rates. Oar foreign supply m dends, 1421. be. 6d. e i sista of 850 beasts, 2,120 sheep, 22 \ calves, and 110 pigs, Pty ~, P slam al Illbs. a. d. ii. 4. Per 1 Moor al albs a 44. 11. d. Messrs. Thomson. Bonar, and Co. announce Be" acc" , a i ret4 L b 8 619 Best tin "' lii-11 " 8° 0 0 0 0 that the half-yearly dividend due the lit January Best , amnia qua beanie 3 4 4it Do. do. Uses .. ~ 00 0 • on the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan Cam 446 8 I Rares a second float 46 5 0 of 1862, will be paid by them on and after that , BntD ea anit-t ww ds .'.!, s a : T noti.44. "Mn •' ' . 0 : : : day. 1 lleaata at marital. 2.5410 . shee p and lambs. 4,10 ; calve'. The London and North Western Railway traffic 1146 . pigs. IMO . =Lich cows, 75. return shows this week an increase of 6,9911. over SMITHFIELD HAY M - ARKET.--4THIS DAY.) last year ; the Great Western an increase of 3,250/. ; 1141414411. Harvey and East*a report trade firm at the fol. the Great Northern an increase of 1,954/. ; and the 1 0 .* pr i m , :—Pr i me inesa,,,, bay, 95.. to 107 ,,„ ; closer, Great Eastern an increase of !MK old, Ms. to 126 a. ; stew, 25e. to 30s. r ! i I - 61 41 6 16/ 16} 4} 6 6 8 19 20 1 11 341 96 3i 4 95 37 3 41 110 9 / 61 di. 26 rz 00_ 19_ 17 19 1 15 21 3 '4 3 36 IS 630 650 70 25 16 18 16 17 75 62 6 8 60 66 SOS 215 90 96 9 11_ - -- ISt 15 3 195 105 IS 29 -11 6 [ 3. - 1 0.10 4 - 1 - 1 0. 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 1 0.09 4 - I f ii ~. ~l ~'l