The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-27 00:00:00

r empirical medicines. The treatment by in- Mt new. mu wa s proceeding when oar report lett] COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Niel Arius.—(Before Mr. Baron Martin and Special Jury.) the first day of the sittings at nisi priaa after list contains 95 entries, of which only 19 are Th e re are 19 cases set down for special juries. 1145 ATTOFtIitY-CILYERAL r. D1:1111.11f. s an information by the Commissioners of nave against Charles Rudman, a blacksmith, at o recover 51. for income tax. [titer-General, Mr. J. Locke, Q.C., and Mr. ompton were counsel for the crown. The de peared in person. iciter-General mid the defendant had refused money, and had barricaded his house so as to le collector entering and levying upon his 3 had also threatened the collector with he attempted to effect an entrance. Under instances, the C om missioners of Inland Revenue a d no other course to pursue but to proceed nformation. dole returned by the local commissioners of de s the only evidence given by the crown, and in ' fendant's name appeared for the sum of Si. tndant said he never owed the money, as hie s never over 1001., and he could prove it. DU Martin—You area very foolish mss. If you dted anyone on the subject you would have t once the oommissioners determined you were r e WAS no appeal except to two judges sitting its'-inn. By coming here you hare rendered able to heavy expenses. licitonGeneral said the defendant had been told Ivor again exactly what had fallen from his fondant handed up to the learned judge his set for the year, showing that be had received 101., and said that several of the sums entered sot been received. ion Martin repeated that the decision of the oners was conclusive, and that the court could re whether it was right or not. He, however, that, unless there was some reason for it, it ther oppressive to bring a person like the defen court for so small a claim. licitorGeneral said the Commissioners of Inland had scarcely any choice in the matter. They did it right to expose the collector to the violence e defendant had threatened, and except by levy ;he only way of recovering the money. iron Martin—To my mind that is not a satis won. Why do they not resort to the ordinary opted in levying fora debt? foldout said if the crown got a verdict, be would I, and have to go to the workhouse. tried judge having briefly summed up, iy, although told distinctly that the crown was Aided to a verdict, deliberated for some time in and seemed unable to agree. ;, one of the jury asked his lordship what would suit if they gave a verdict against the defendant. iron Martin—l really cannot tell you. erjurynian—May I ask if by our oaths we are id to give a verdict according to the law' iron Martin—By your oath you are bound to give t according to the evidence. efendant's two sons asserted that they could by an y prove that their father ought not to be to the income tax. considerable discussion in the box, sr eman said they had agreed to a verdict for the er juryman—lVe consider that this is a very harsh ing on the part of the crown. et for the crown—Damages, 5/, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. C ommissioner Holroyd.) IN RE W. F. L. WESCHE. aankrupt was a Stock Exchange broker, formerly of F . The case was recently noticed on the sitting for if assignees. The bankrupt now renewed his appli for release. The accounts show unsecured debts of . ; due to creditors holding security, 91,6011.; bills Ited, 7,0001. ; liabilities in shares, chiefly in Bombay and other companies, 1,520/. The property held as y, returned as originally of the value of 137,6621., principally of shares in Indian companies. The if failure is stated to be depreciation in the value of ecurities and consequent loss. Lowrance appeared for the assignees, and also for akrupt. He stated that the assignees did not wish !I' any opposition to the bankrupt's release. The lag creditors were the Bank of Hindustan, whose debt pwards of 11,0001. ; but the gentlemen representing oink had no instructions to oppose or the reverse. night be accounted for by the fact that within the w days the bank itself had suspended payment, and Ay in liquidation. The case was a very painful one. ankrupt, who had held a high position in Bombay, himself reduced to insolvency by the sudden ciation which had taken place in nearly all kinds of a securities, a fact which was well known to the of Hindustan themselves. He was prepared to give if necessary, to the extent of 1,0001. I Honour granted the release on this condition. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE FREEMAN. e bankrupt was described as a yacht agent, of Beau miltlings, Strand, and elsewhere. Debts, 1,1991.; ' sof trifling amount. This was the sitting for ela tion and discharge. Stocken appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Lowrance sad for creditors ; and Mr. H. Orifliths supported. appeared that the banktupt had been master and commander in the Royal Navy, and was in the receipt N. a year as hAlf-pny. The opposition principally ed upon a piano not being given up. It was asked the bankrupt should set aside a portion of his half- be bankrupt stated that he hail recently earned i Ling, and Wllll wholly dependent on his half - pay. He had fed n both the China wars, and had lost the sight ae eye through being constantly engaged in taking 'eye. On that account he was not eligible for em !meet on full pay. This half-pay was Bs. a day, and bed a wife and two children. He was willing to set ie 9AI, a year, he could not do more. tr. Herring, the bankrupt's landlord, opposed in person. liter a protracted inquiry the bankrupt's offer wee teted and the order of discharge was granted, subject that condition, it being understood that the assignees slit be at liberty to pursue their inquiries as to pro- rtY. Mr. Griffiths said that if he had known that the opposi au to be urged with such virulence he would not st advised the bankrupt to make any offer at all. IN HE FITZWATEIL The bankrupt was a builder, of Addison-terrace, Not tlkill. This wits the sitting for examination and iqt. The bankrupt owes 5,901/. ; property held as rarity, consisting chiefly of houses in Dartmouth-road, rarnersmith, 5,3071. There was no opposition, and his Wour granted the order. kr. Bagley and Mr. R. Griffiths appeared in the case. IN RE .1. E. RICHARDS. The bankrupt was a draper, of Limehouse-causeway. lebta about 3,00/. ; amount of assets not yet ascertained. Oa the application of Mr. Doria for the assignees, an kearnment was ordered for cash, goods, and deficiency touts. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A VORDIVINC: WIFE. Apia /Jima:, a plasterer, living in Cumberland-street Itathesex Hospital, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt, lot Naughnessy, one of the warrant officers, charged with moulting his wife. The wife (a quiet-looking woman, with a child in her urea, and in an advanced stage of pregnancy) said that on Stub' , last her husband knocked her down. She did not, homer, a ish to preys the charge (crying). 3lr. Tyrwhitt said the wife must be protected. He wee "tee that good-natured weak women got more punished than viragoes. The and le threatenedfenlant said to h knock his wife had his brains idstrt out . khim with a er, The wife said that about seven weeks ago her husband Polled her out of bed and assaulted her, and she did then ay that she would serve her husband u he served her. She did not wish him punished. Mr, Tyrwhitt said the defendant was a cruel fellow, "Pressing a mild woman. He should order him to find two bail in 10/. each to keep the peace for six months ; tad if he was brought lx.foro him again he would be iTprisoried for six mouths. SOUTHWARK. IMPUDENT ATTF.MPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Thomas Black, a powerful-looking young man, was ''ought before Mr. Woolrych, charged with being con etned with another not in custody, in assaulting John Coleman, and demanding money from him in the public greet. The prosecutor said be was an electro-type-founder, and shortly before 1 o'clock on Sunday morning be was going lame along King-street, Borough, when the prisoner and other roan came in front of him and demanded money him. He told them that they were hearty looking and as able to get their livelihood by rd work as he. They then told him if he d not inst an tly g i ve them money they would have from him. He refused to comply with their impudent ad, and attempted to pass them, when the prisoner ek him on the mouth, and knocked him down. The r run fell on him, but hearing some one coming be Pttl rap and inn off. Witness caught hold of the pri er, calling out " Police," and while they were struggling the ground a constable came up and secured him. Kr. Woolrych asked if he was robbed of anything. Witness replied in the negative. They bad not time to so, but be suspected their intention was to rifle his keta. Witness, however, was too strong for the Police-consiable 253 M ,aid that he -- en dut7 in 4h -incest, Borough, a little before 1 on Sun- IVERN: day morning, when he heard cries of " Police " proceed from Bing-street. He accordingly went there, and a little way up saw the prosecutor and hold straggling on the ground. The prosecutor had hold of the latter and gave him into his custody for assaulting him with intent to rob. The prisoner denied the charge. Mr. Woolrych asked if he knew anything about him. Witness replied in the negative. He told him he lived in Bermondsey, but did not say what part. The prisoner said he never had any intention to rob the prosecutor. It was merely a joke. Mr. Woolrych told him it would be a serious joke for him, and in order to give the police time to make further inquiries about him he should remand him. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) No. I droo.e . 660,00 0 1 ISrttlshOolm.flp.ct..ls72l - 19,000 Do. 1895 ... Can. Gov.B p. e.,1877.81 ~.. Do. 6perct,Feb.B..tug. I Do. 6 perct.Mar.d.lei 14,808 Do. 5 percLJ an.&l 15,808 Do. 5 per ct. Ins. Stoc 10,000 Capeolli llopcs per. 1872 .... Do. do.lBl/0-1900 Do. do. Icso-90 .... Do. do. 1 itio-01 84,000 Do.sp.c.Ap.&Oct link .00,000 Ceylon, Yoh. lad 8, Bp. ct 000,000 u Do. 1675. do.. .660,000 Do.. _ _1472 do... Offs o'CLooi. is There is little demand to-day for British railway stocks, and prices generally exhibit a drooping ten- 2.1 i, dency. North British is heavy, and has declined as A per cent. Metropolitan, London and North Western, Midland, and South Eastern have also receded 1 to 1. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1241 to 4 ; Great Western, 53 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1171 to • Midland, 1231 to g ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123 to 124 ; Caledonian, 121 to 122 ; South Eastern, 631 to A ; Great Eastern, 25g to ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 • ditto A, 124 i to 125/ ; London, Chatham, and 'Dover, 17/ to 1 ; and North British, 351 to 361. Foreign railway shares are dull ; Lombardo-Ve- 3,1 netian have declined 2s. 6 d., viz., to 15 4 t o 161. I Grand Trunk of Canada are quoted 191 to 1, being flat. IN 94 90 92 90 92 77 78 76 77 104 106 103 105 102 104 104 106 ES 90 102 104 104 1001 106 107 104 106 106 107 108 10614 106 107 98 100 41 96 THADIES. STREET EIENDICANCT. — THE THREE CRIPPLF.H. John Sparks, Dacid Coker, and James Nathan, were brought before Mr. Paget, charged with mendicancy in • public street in Rateliff. Nathan has lost a leg, and as he was stepping into the dock he stumbled and fell. He was raised by the officers and neither his real leg nor his wooden ono was injured. Sparks has lost a leg and an arm, and Coker sa arm only. This group have barn very successful in their begging ex ploits at the east-end of the metropolis for some time past. Sparks and Coker are both young men, very tall, and wear white jackets. Nathan is an older man, of more sombre hue, and wears a dark brown coat. A police-constable said the prisoners were singing a dismal song in a street, and put out tbeir bands as people were passing them, and occasionally raised their hands to their leads. The prisoners did not actually ass for any- ; thing, but their design evidently was to collect alms, and 6 he saw money given to them. They did not follow auy I one, nor were they guilty of any insolence. Mr. Paget lectured the prisoners, and said they had no S right to trade on their misfortunes or to beg in the streets. 11!, He hoped he should not see them ag ain. He discharged 51. them. 9s. St- ,Oki Mauritius 6 per ct.,1573 ,0001 Do. 1578 1100,000] Do. 1882 , 300,000; Do. 15861 165,600 i Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. I 168,000 New BranaGov.6perct. ,135,800 New South Wales Gov.. 6 p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 ,671.800 Do. sp. c.lBBB to 1693 550,0001 D0.5p.c.r,1567 to 1575 Do. do. Scrip 180,000 New Zealand Oper cent, 1,000,C001 Do. 6 per cent. 250,000, Do. 6 per cent. IS9I 600,000' Nova Scotia 6p. c.,1875 1,850,200, Queetudand Gov. 6 p. ct. .... . IS.Aust.Gov. 6 p c.,67-77 . 90 $2 66 67 09 95 _4 .. 5 ym ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCILA KLILWAYS I Closing prices ) esterday. Salm to-day to 1 p.m. 715 . 1 . ,600! —7 it 76 333,000 5; c. Jan. July 7,000.0001 Do. 6p. cc. April &Oc 100 Bristol and Ifteter 1100 Caledonian i 1 100 Cambrian all Cork and Bandon I all Cornwall 100 Dublin and BellaatJunc, 100 Dundee, Perth, &Abd in; all East London Scrip Cert.! 10 . Do 100 Glasgow and & Western: 100 Great Eastern Ord. St.' 100 ; Do. B. Ang. Stk., N 0.2. 100 Great North of Scotlandi 100 Great Northern 100 Do.A A rec. no &Iv. un- I 100 D 0.1. 1.1 tU6 p. c. tspaldß , 100 Da New Ls. at 25 pm.l 100 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock, 100 GL South & West. (Ire )) 100 Great Western 100 Do.StourVal.GuaStk' 100 Do. South Wales .1 100 Do. W. Mid.-01.IOrd! 1 100 Do. Do. Newport) 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire, 100 Lou. ,Brightn, &O. 100 London,Chatham,&Dovl 100 1 Do. slet. Krten.A6p.c.l 100 !London & North Weetn. 100 ILoacton&liouthWestern 100 1511an_ &Lincolnshl 86 88 111 122 40 46 1$ 16 4 0 66 66 70 71 JPOREIGN 117 119 25 3 1 3 6 6 Alamillos Limited) , Australlim _ _ lo 2 a 1 II 20 ni 6 11 16 2 ni 6 1. , 60 20 II 3 2 1,1 2 111 20 WANDSWORTH. SINGULAR CHARGE AGAINST A SERVANT. A well-dressed young woman, named Emily Button, was placed in the dock on a charge of stealing a cash-box, containing one 101. Bank of Ragland noto, 5/. in gold, about 11. in silver, and several articles, the property of her mis tress, Mrs. Charlotte Mary Corbould, a lady residing at No. 18, North-road, Clapham-park. The proseculi ix stated that on Friday the prisoner, 5 L who washer only servant , came up to her while she was at It. breakfast and asked if she had been downstairs after the s t plate had been locked up on the preceding night. Witness st, said she had not. The prisoner then said that when she at. went down stairs she found the kitchen door open, also M. the coalcellar and flap. Witness missed the cash- St. box from a chest of drawers in her bedroom. There was a t. valuable inkstand in the drawer behind the cash-box, but 6 , that still remained. The witness further explained that se, she slept in the bedroom on the Thursday night with the 10 door locked. The cellar-flap was kept bolted in the inside. 10 She last saw the cash-box safe on the Wednesday before. 100 The prisoner had her holiday on Thursday, and she went 1: to several shops. 99. Police-constable Kempson, 279 W, said he was sent to 9 the house on Friday. He examined the premises, inclu Jun St. the oellar-flap, and he could not discover that any person 96 had gone in or out. He told the lady that the robbery . B t. must have been committed by some one in the house. Last night he again went to the house and made 9 , a very searching inspection of the premises. In lit. the dust-bin in the yard he found the cash-box broken St. open, and all the articles in it safe, with the exception of St. the bank note and money. He inquired whether there were any tools in the house, and on a chisel being produced yR he found that it exactly corresponded with the marks on Le the cash-box. On taking the prisoner into custody, she to denied all knowledge of the cash-box. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner, who made no de- R. fence, and told the constable to attend to what the lady a„,t• had stated with reference to her servant going to various Bt shops on the day she had her holiday. en BrasilLh (Lm.ll ,Cape Copper (Limitedl Caput Silver k Limited) ChuntalesGAS.liin.,L Cobre Copper Coplap° (Limited) !Don Pedro, N. Del key Fast Del Rey Limited) 115 117 124 k 125* 90 92 53 64 -ma y' Fortuna (Limited) (Limited), : Prontitio,2l3oliriaGoid 20,v0,.. -.., General 68,000 1 11 Bripunda :Limited) 15, S Linares 'Limited) 10, 6 Lod tauten Limited) 103,131 1 '5l ariquita 50, 4 Panulcillo Copper (L ) 10, 20 PontgibandSilverLead 100, 6 Port l'hillip 1 Santa Barb. Gold 11..,L ), 120,000 1 Scottish Austral. (I.lm )1 11,000 20 'St. John del Rey (Lim '', 43,17 C SO (United Mexican (Lim )1 30,. r 2 Val Antigoriu Gold 60,n , 1 VallanzascaGuld,llm ) 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal .I.lm 1 6,000. 10 , Val Sassain 'Limitedll 20,000 6 (Washoe Gold (Limited): 90,000. 1 'Worthing (Limited) 76,00.0 1 (Yorke Pcuinsula,Liat) 46,000, a 'ancianamucana :um.) 30 35 33 35 123} 124 60 84 17 18 10 20 117 117} 82 44 40 50 1241 124} I 2i SHE 10 102 87 60 100 r iiieTroiolltin Bi, Do. New all Do. Extension ' all Metropolitan District 4 Do. do. du. all Do. &St. John's-wood 100 , Midland 7 Do. £ Shares 100 Do. Birm. & Derby all ! Hid Keut 100 North British 100 I Do. &lin ,Perth,Dund 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 104 Do. G. N. E. Pure_ 100 Do. Laois 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock. it:Darling. 20 Do. do., 1400431 100 (North London 0 i Do. do., 1884-5 4 I Do. do., 1806 100 North Staffordshire. 100 N. & S. Western Junc. 100 .Bcottish Central ...... 100 'Shropshire Union .... 100 South Devon 1231 1231 11 2 * Pra 1 02 54 I 361 37i 16 18 lot 105 DEBENTURE STOCKS. STOCLS. 6G 87 801 100} Ot.Estn 4 p.c. Mar.JlSep. 100 O.Nthn.4 p.c. Jan.&July 100 6. Wain.—W. p. ct Jan. & July . 100 I I 818.000, St. .Lanc.&Ykap.c.Jan.&-ily 100 630.000. St. Len. Brifb.4p.c.Jan.&Tly 100 1026221 St. • L&N. .4p.c.lan.& July 100 311,00 I St. Do. 4p.c. Jan.& July 100 169,730 St. 11...9.5.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 ....... I St. Micilsaid.4p.c.Jan.& July 100 St. N. British, E. P. & D. 8., p. ct., Felt k Aug... 100 118.431 St. I N. Eatrn.,4p.c.Jan.&July 100 .... i St. ifleot.N.R.,4p.c.Ap.lo4. 100 4.12,U!.S St. 609381 G St. 6100000, St. Pm 34 15 I 0 , 2 10 i 116 120 1 210 0 2 -9 01 72 74 114 118 150 164 100 Youth Eastern ell Stalnes,Woldeghaniokt 100 Taff Vale Do. C 100 Waterford & Ktlkeenv 6 Waterloo & Whitehall 4S 45 63 114 8 9 150 153 S 4 pm MISCELLANEOUI 00,000 10 29,009 1 10 L 000,00 .1 St. Edoo,ooo St. 90,000 25 40,0001 25 10,000 10 47,000 1 10 13,000, 10 26,000 100 Angle-AtuerlcanTel.;l-; all Anglo-Mexican Mint ! all (Atlantic Teeeraph l OO Do. 8 per cent. 'loo 'Australian Arlen) .. . ! .Australian Nt.L.0:141. (L , 5 BaugparahTea EstatesL 5 'Berlin Viaterworks (L.) all D. New ' Bolckow Vaughan (L 177 10,000 6 'Bombay OaaTLlmiiedd• 10,000 5 Do New 6,000 0 ;British Amerind 631,780 S s t. 18. &1. Mag. Tel.can ( La L. ) 1 50,000 20 'British .Shipowners 8,915 321 Canada Company 50,000 10 !Canadian Loan it Inv(L)' 26,000 20 'Ceylon Company '• 12,000 201 Ditto A shares 27,000 20 ChinaSt.Ship&L.Cual L. 11 30,000 10 ,City Discount, Limited. 1 20,000 25 CityoMidonit.Pro.(l.2 15,041 ! 80 .City of Milan Impro.( S, 4,919' 30 • Do. 115,000 25 City of Moscow Gas (L) 20,000 50 City Offices (Lim.) ll 80,000 60 Colonial k Limited) • 11 60,000 50 'Commercial Cuion(ins.), I 60,000' 10 Corn. of AfriranMer.( L.) 20,000 50 Cnnsolidated Dis. .; 1! 17,590' 20 Continental lin.Gas L ), 11 10,000 100 ContractCorporatiouNi 11 1 2 2,060' 05 Cop.ll.l.ng.,Pref.7i p. c.i 100,000 10 C. Pone. of England .. J ) 1 10,000 ' 10 I Do.of Mauritius (L. ) ; 100"0251! St. Crystal Palace .l l 6160,820 St. ! Do. Preference /1277,000! St. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb 10 7,5001 80 Darjeeling (Idmited) I L 10,000 100 DiacouutCorporatiou'L 1 21 18,000 i 10 :Eastern Assam Tea 1 1 20,000 GO E.ludialaud,C.& Fin,L; It 60,090 20 E. India brig. & Canal: 11 80,0001 60 Ehhw Vale 118,813 20 Egyptiancom.&Tril.(L )1 1879,976' St. Electric Telegraph . _llOl 70,0001 S EngAtAus (s,pper :Lim 20,000; 60 Keg. and Foreign Credit) 1 10,000 1W Eng.& dtiziilLtria (L 1 I 25,0001 10 FalrlistniEdginecring I 10,000. 20 Fore-st , Warehouse (L ), 1! 10,000: 60 Glellivara Limited) :I 2 150,00 20 G.Cre.lit&Fin.of Lon. , L,' 20,000; 16 Oen. Steam Navigation ! 20.990' 60 Home &Colonial As. , L); I 6.010 10 lion"l:...ng & Claus Gas. 100,000, 20 HulGon'a 'nay. 20,000 , 60 Number TronWorks /L. !; 80,000 20 Irn.LmulC es L o.Marselll 11 100,000 50 Imp.(2 Mcr.Cdt.Ass. (L. 1. 60,000, Y Indian Carrying ( (Am.(' : 40,000 50 International Coutract .1 150,000: 20 Diteniat. Eitian.Soc.,L.;.; I (00,000 20 Internat.Land Credit 11 `' I 30,000' 60 Italian Land I I 50,000. 20 Italian Irrnr. ;Can.Cay ) al 1,000000 100 Do. op. c lids. r. 1979. a! 20,000 50 Land Securities; Lim. ) , I 4,000 25 Lund. Africa n Tra , l ing 1 II 20.000 25 Lou. & Caledon. NI. I 60,000 10 Lon.ComityLand kg:L . 12,000. 6 Loud. bistrictTcleg. , L. , 41,900 50 1,111. Asn, ' 149,525 . 4 Lend. 0 Omnibus 5,000 50 Lond.erOlaeg. 10,000 60 .Lond., Italian, Su. Simi 6,000 60 Load. Mee. Discount 64,600' 20 Lund. Provincial 51arine, 60,1100; 20 Madras Irrigade.uisl .... 20 Do. 10,000 25 Marine Investment !T ' 12,500 20 Mauritius Land. &c.( 12,000 10 Iledit. Eaten. Tel. I L.l all 10,000. 60 Nterchant Shipping L l6 25,000 20 11 illwall F.IAL&Doci,L; 171 40,000 60 NI illwalllronWorks. 22,500 10 'Natal Land k Col.C. L.l l 6 120, 0 00 25 'National Corn. I, ( 40,000 25 Do.New,ias.sp.2lt o bcprl 20,000 25 National l'rov.Marine 20,00) 100 •National Steam I (LOW 20 NerbuddaCwl&lrnn,L )' 6,000 20 , Do. New 20,000 25 . N.7ealand 1, ttNI.Ag. 10,000 25 N. Zealand T.& Loan .L. )` 15,000 • 10 .Northern Assam Tea ;L) 26,000 10 , Do. £187,176 - St. N.Bria.Australasian ; L )100 40,000 50 N.RritAlf crow. 1n.:J.)1 18,000 10 Nowcong Tea I,l;.(nitedl, 40,000 25 Ocean Marine I Insitra.? 10,000 50 OrientalEinancial Lira.): II 80.000 , 6 oriental (las ; Lltnited) al 110,000 6 Do. New 40,000! 10 Orient. Inland Steam( L)1 41 2.5,000. 10 Otago iitliland 11. vest. 12,500 20 OttoncanCompt.nytL 10,000 50 antomanEinnucial 10,000. 6 ottoman Limited., al 100,000' 60 Overend,thirney,Co.l.2 V r...200l 10 Panama F. IL SteaM L al 10,214 , 6 Do. do. •al 16300,000 St. Peelltiv.Land‘t ,;101 20,000' 50 Peninsular & o.Steam 1 al 80,000 50 Do. do. New 4l 17,000 10 Quebrada L.. R., M. !L i! at 10,.*0;. 60 Rhymney Iron 10,0001 15 Do. New lal 18,"34 25 •ItloJ.Cltylmprov.(L.) 1 al 150 GO do 2l 30.,000 20 El D o Janeeiro Gas (Llm 1 al I 15, 100 Royal Ntall Steam 4300, 000 000 , St. Scot. Andra. Invest. IL lO4 40,000 1 60 Smithcht,&Co.o , 80,0001 20 Soc.Finan.Kni &Egypte 1L. 21 ' 14,0001 50 S. African M.& in.; L 200 25 SouthAustrallan Land.. 1 4100 ,000 St. Submarine Telegraph .. 11 I Do Scrip Tel.Coastrne.,CNlaM(L) fID i • Do. Do. 10 Tharnes,t Money In.(L) 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L) 10 TrustkAgenry of Aus.(L 110 T.d L. Co. of I.Calada 50 L'n.llarine of Liver. (L.) 5 ITnlte4 K. Teleg. Co.! L.l l 20 _Dairen. Marina ins.(l ). , 80 Van Diemen's Land (LI, .100 ViceroyolKgypt(Mor.', l ... ! 60 (Warrant Finance (Lim.), 60 WeiandagsPacUicek X 7,500 100,000 7,500 0,500 10,000 100,000 90,000 60,000 10,000 1090001 . 90,000 90.000 i THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1866. MONEY M CLpaioes. 1 Bates. 0; 101 xd l 110 125 21 19 4W 7 d 41 5 6 j 14 44.115 all 33 55 100 1 l 60 1 60 a all 5 1 0. par 41 2 3i 2 0 45 5 1 1 g i die Ipm xd 6 1 Jidda 5 1 16pm all 1 6 51 9.1115 1 1511 ke 2 1 7 all' 74 75 7 4 1 10 I V 7 asi 11 20 6 6 4M i - PREFERENCE SHARES. Gt. Esatem, East. Counties Eaten., 6 per cent. prell f., 91; Gt. Western. West blici.—Oxfd., let Qua. Stk., 5. North British 5 per cent., No. 1, 85. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 81. Great Luxembourg, 124. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 34, I, 4. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 164, 16. ARKET.-(THIS DAY. company may at the time be selling coal of the same quality. The chairman, Mr. Haymen, states that the contract is most favourable for the Nee , budda Company, as he hopes it will enable the directors to finance the undertaking and also pay a handsome divicknd without the necessity of a call till the end of two years, when perhaps aa& of H. per share Inv be necessary. At the meeting yesterday of the China Steamship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited) it was solved to to reduce the nominal liability on the shares, in accordance with f::‘, circular 'ssued to the pro prietors dated the 4th of Oct. last. A meeting of the Oriental Gas Company took place yesterday. Trie general revenue account shows I, a balance avail:llo.e for dividend—after setting 1 aside 1,0001. towards a reserve fund—of 10,1181., and a dividend was declared of 5 . i . per cent., free of income taa, ninhing, with the interim payment I of 3 per cent. in „lune last, a total distribution of 8/t per cent. for the year. The directors' report, a y dopted, s,taatisfac edt t l o ta r t y t p h r e ogrea. operations of which c e l o l m w p aa al xi t tan The London, Bri4inon, and South Coast Rail way traffic return sliows this week an increase of 3,621./. over last ear. The directors of the Estates Investment Company (Limited) intimate their intention to appeal from the decision just given by Vice-Chancellor Wood, against them ami in favour of the dissentient allottees. The 3 have of riurse the advantage of using the shareholders' own money against them. But the directors have stopped here, for, in spite of the judicial decisi,n, they announce that they have "completed the rnrchase " of an estate involving the company in an outlay or liability of nearly 100,0001. Vice-Chancellor St.:art has appointed Mr. Price, of the firm of Price, Holvland, and Waterhouse, official liquidator of the National Financial Com pany (Limited). A petition for the winding up of Warren's Black ing Company (Liinit..s.l) is to be heard before Vice- Chancellor Kindersley on the ith December. Messrs. C. . 1. H inihro and Son have announced the interest due the 11th December on the Danish Four per Cent. Stozl: of 1862. OYR o'CLucs, The anticipated introduction of new foreign loans, and a fear that the Fenian may cause serious disturbances in Ireland shortly, tend to prevent any general improvement in the Stock Exchange. The amount of business to-day is limited, and the tone of the various markets dull. The transactions in English govern ment securities 'still show a preponderance of sales, and the funds have experienced a fresh reduction of 1-16 per cent. Some of the English railway stocks and foreign bonds have also given way, but the decline does not exceed to per cent. Bantling and financial shares are flat. The scrip of the Russian loan advanced this morning to 1i to 2 prem. upon additional purchases against previous speculative sales. A relapse has since taken place, yet the present price -1! to 1 prem.— is per per cent. better than yesterday. During the next three days the attention of the dealers will be chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account. The discount market is quiet to-day, arrange ments having previously been made to meet the large amount of Indian and China bills which have just arrived at maturity. The rate is 34 to 4 per cent., but a few exceptional transactions are re ported at 31. In the Stock Exchange short loans are in demand at 34 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891, cum div., for money, and 835 to 1, ex div., for the account (6th December). Turkish Bonds of 1865 are flat, and have declined per cent. Mexican have also receded 1, but Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Italian of 1861 are steady. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 585 to 594 ; ditto 1865, 321 to 33 ; Greek, 134 to 141 ; Spanish Passive, 201 to 4; ditto Certificates, 131 to ; Italian of 1861, 555 to ; Mexican, 181 to A. United States 5-20 Inds are pressed for sale, and have receded 4 per sent, viz., to 701 to 1- Erie Railway shares are quoted 471 to 485, being per cent. better ; and Illinois Central, 775 to 1, showing no change. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph shares are quiet ; the former are called 144 to 151, and the latter 35 to 4. 1 1 International Financial shares are quoted 2 5 Ito 2 dis. ; London Financial, 164 to 155 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 15 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 51 to 5 dia. ; National Discount, 95 to pram. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4. The half-monthly settlement in shares andforeign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day"), and end on Friday. About 9,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Louisiana, from New York, has brought only 4001. in specie. The Delta, with the mail for Bombay, will take to-day only 8251. The spacie and bullion by the French mail steamer Imperatrice Eugenie, about 164,0001., was released from quarantine at St. Nazaire on Sunday afternoon, and despatched to London. It is ex pected to arrive hero to-day or to-morrow. It is believed that the Mexican packet, which is due at Southampton in a day or two, will bring the large sum of 800,000/., chiefly silver. The following is a copy of a private telegram, dated Bombay, the 13th inst. : 1 Exchange on ondon for a first-class bank bill, 6 months sight, per rupee, illegible ; the Calcutta rate for .10., per rupee, 2s. ; exchange on Calcutta at sight, 100. to 100 i ; Government Four per Cent. paper, 89 rs. ; do. Five per Cent., 106 rs. ; do. Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110 A n.; Bank of Bombay rate of discount, 8 ; bar gold, MO touch, 168 re. per tola ; bar silver, 17 to 17 betterness, 107( re. per NO Colas. 8,000 bales cotton sailed from Bombay during the fortnight. A comparison of the above rates with those current on the 27th October (the previous wail I day) shows the following changes Bombay exchange on Lardon, ; Calcutta do., no change ; Bombay ex change on Calcutta, a decline of per cent. ; do. Govern ment Four per Cent. paper, a decline of t per cent. ; ilo. Five per Cent., no change ; do. Five-and-a-Half pec Cent, a decline of per cent. • do. bank rate of discount, no change ; do. price of ba r gold, a dec li ne of ra. per toLi do. silver, no change. It is stated that a commercial treaty is in course of negotiation between the British government and the Viceroy of Egypt, with the view of regulating more advantageously the exports of raw cotton from Egypt, and the reciprocal imports of British manufactures into that country. It appears from the last statement published in detail by the Ottoman government that the altera tion made in the tobacco tax more than a year ago has resulted in its being nearly doubled in amount, the yield having amounted to 235.000 purses in 1865-6 as compared with 120,000 in 1864-5. This has been owing to the substitution of a uniform tax of twelve piastres the eke for the various and complicatedsystem previously adopted. At 41. 10s. per purse, this is equivalent to an in crease from 540,0001. to 1,057,500/. per annum. The,tobacco tax, together with the revenues de rived from salt, stamps, and licences, is hypothe cated to the Six per Cent. Loan of 1862, and as the sum required for the service of that loan does not exceed 640,000). per annum, the security, under the improved arrangements lately inaugu rated by the government, in conjunction with the Imperial Ottoman Bank, ought to be ample. The committee o: the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Monday, the 3rd December, a special settling day in the Sex per Cent. Debentures (1865) of the government of 'Victoria, which are to be marked. The committee have also ordered the following securities to be officially quoted :—United States 5-20 Bonds, 1864 and 1865 • Bombay, Barocla, &c., Railway Five per Cent. Debentures, 1871. The committee have further ordered the shares of the Consolidated Discount Company to be removed from the list, substituting those of the New Con solidated Discount Company. The meeting of debenture holders of the Lon don, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, held yesterday, to consider the plan of reconstruction put forward by the directors , was largely attended. Lord Harris, the chairman of the compa n y , pre sided. The feeling of the meeting from the outset was strongly pronounced against the directors' plan, which at last was formally and almost unani mously negatived. A resolution, which Lord Har ris, after some hesitation c onsented to put, was adopted. It asked the committee of debenture holders to confer with the directors, with a view to look into the accounts, and report to a future meeting. The directors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have issued a statement in anticipation of the half-yearly meeting convened for the 7 7th December. December. From this it appears that balance of profit and loss in London and in the colonies for the half-year ending 30th June last, a ft e r deducting current expenses, income tax, and ma king provision for bad and doubtful debts, is 44,685/. lls. 11d., which, with the addition of 11,5381. 7s. 10d. brought forward from the last report, gives a total of 56,223/. This it is proposed to apply as follows, viz. :—" To dividend proposed to be paid, viz., 4 per cent. on paid-up capital for half-year ending 30th June, 1866 (free of income tax), 40,0001. To amount proposed to be carried to the colonial building fund this half-year 3,000/. ; balance to next half-year, 13,2231. 19s. ; total, 56,2231. 19s. 9d." A n extraordinary meeting of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company (Limited) was held yesterday, when it was resolved that the directors be em powered to enter into an agreement with the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company for a supply of coals as follows :-300 tons per week from the Lt of March, 1867, to the end of 1868, at 12 rupees per ton ; 500 tons per week throughout the years 1869-70, at 10 rupees per ton ; 600 tons per week throughout the year 1871 at 9 rupees per ton (in the option of the railway company); and 600 tons per week during a period of 15 years from the Ist of January, 1872, at a reduction of 20 per cent. upon the minimum price per ton at which the coal MONDAY EVINING. Consols, which cased on Saturday at 88i to 4, ex div., for the 6th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88 5-16 to 7-16, or BE9. For money the last price was 84 to 1„, with div. The official business report is in follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 1, ; ditto, for account, 884, ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 871, ; New Three _per Cents., 871, ; india Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent., 106, 6 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 1003 : ditto Wive-and-a- Ralf per Cent., 1051 ; ditto Bonds, 255. prem. Indian government securities were dull, selera predominating. Exchequer Bills remain at le. to se. prem. The amount of business in foreign stocks was extremely small, and very few variations occurred in prices. Turkish Bonds of 1863 and 1863 (Six per Cents.) were heavy, and fell 3 and 2 per cent. respectively. Daraibian also declined 1 per cent. - Turkish of 1858. 1 : and New Grenadian Deferred and Turkish of 1i40•3 (Five per Cents.), 1. Italian. Bonds of 1861, however, were inquired for, and rose 1. The scrip of the new Russian Loan was last q uoted I' & + to 1 7 prem., being 1 lower than on Saturday. The few trangacth•ns reported in bank shares con sisted chiefly of sales, and a decline of los. to IL took place in Australasia, London and Brazilian, London Joint Stock, and Union of London. Im perial Ottoman als r..cekled 35., but Bank of British Columbia improved 1.. In the market for financial shares International Financial and General Credit declined 2s. hid., and Credit Fonder were that. Prices closed as fol lows : Internati.mal Financial, 21 to 2 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 7 , dis. ; London Financial. 161 to 150: dis. ; and Credit Fancier of England, 3n. to 51 dis. Atlant:c Cable shares were unaltered. Anglo- American closed at 147. to 131, Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre:crence at 3 to 4, and Tele graph Construe& , 11 at i to 1 die. MIXES.--(THIS DAY.) Oxa o'CLoca, There is a itiodera , c. , amount of business in the mining iiiar:Lt to-day, and the tendency of prices in a few ca.eA is favourable. l'rinoe of Wales, North Crofty, Great Vor, and Chen tales are in chief re l uest. Some of the present prices are a; : —Prince of Wales, 245. lid. to 255. 1•61 ; North Crofty, 2. ; ?, to ; Great Vor, 16' 4 ' to 171 ; North TreAkerby, 2i to 3 ; East Provi dence, lire. to : We3t Chiverton, 7.71 to LR ; IVheal Chiverton, to S; and Chontales, 2 1 ,- to 4. The call of 7.5. per share in the Port Phillip and Colonial Gol.le.mr,..my. announced in an evening contemporary on sa!unlay, is erroneous. Indeed no call can he mail,: without the assent of the pro prietary. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS ;THIS' DAY.) (BY ELECTIZ:C ANT , IN TLItNATIONAL TELEGRAINI.) F It. • o:; to.'••N COILItESPuNDENT.) C.rroN.-- Tin' niaik•A firm. Sides probably f 4,060 COHN. —The war: ^t f..irly attended. Wheat ic mode rate comutuption. prices slightly eas:er. Flonr dull ; r.l. clwapi r. Ikan., weaker. Oats au.l o Lunen] dull. and turn lower. Iu li.L a ru moderate demand, mixed 40c. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SI' C AR.—The has opened very steadily ; the private aides inclade .Tamaic.i at full prices, and elayed Ma nilla, good jat b.l. It: tined—Dried goods are in mode rate request, but prices continue firm ; pieces are again rather easier. C"FFEE.—illlSine9 ll is 40i112 in colonial descriptions at firm p r i c e.. blqi of fine East India recently bought is at public sale has been Fuld at 795. to Ms. ; also 200 bags of washed Rio at 7.15. TEA remains quiet. RICE..--3.004 bags of. Rangoon sold at the previous price of 12.5. Rum .\SD P. F. - No sales reported. On ...c.—The r:;et again become quiet, and the business done is at prices which favour buyers. If ENIP.—Th market is firm at 341. for clean St. Petem burg, and to. e Ka. for fair r .ping Manilla. TALLOW MARKET.--(TEIIS DAY.) The market is firm ; prices are quote 1 as follows : Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot,3 , L; Decemher, 445. 3d. ; January to klat,l, 445. ; 31arch, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Mr. finales J.,rnc% Ei , ton reports trade slow at tbe following prire4 :—Prime clover, from 100 s. to 115 s. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to o:ia. ; prime second cut clover, !sip. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 30s. to 70s. ; prime meadow Lay, Ws. to Kw. ; inferior ditto, 55a. to 70s. ; straw, 365. to 445. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CE (BE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) CROYDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SOUTH COUNTRY HUNT CUP. Three miles. Joco, Bishopton, Zeloo, Bridesmaid, Jack o' Newbury. Wade, and Hungerford are here. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a half. Sinite, Sister to Maximum, and Monitor are here. - • STEWARDS' PLATE. Three miles. Cortolvin, Flyfisher, Hornet, Accident, Daisy, Reporter, Pineapple, Globule Rogue, Marengo, King of Hearts , Ace of Trumps, Lady Douglas, Zeloo, and Glycinc are here. STEEPLECHASE SWEEPSTAKES. Two miles and a ha. Hungerfonl, Marengo, Redwing, Flyfisher, Merrimac, and Wade are here. - - - CROYDt )N CUP. Three miles and a halt. Balder, Astrolabe, Sprite,Cortolvin, Patience, Accident Flyfisher, Daisy, and Harold are here. THE FENI.4N MOVEMENT. CORK, MoNDAT EVENING. Considerable alarm prevails in this city and throughout the country. All the police-stations ar 2 barricaded, and the military are dispersing throughout the country. Three arrests have been made in Mallow. One of the prisoners is said to be a head centre. The troops were confined to their barracks under arms last night. THE BURNING OF CHILDREN TO DEATH. At an inquest held by Mr. Humphreys, the Coroner, at the London Hospital, Mr. Rees Llewellyn, one of the house surgeons of that institution, drew attention to the excessive number of children who were injured by the, often fatally, through carelessness, or at least through preventible causes. The immediate subject of the inquest was the death of a little girl, named Laura Anna I'yle, aged 3 years and 10 months, the daughter of a carpenter, living at 1, Tuilerieatreet, Hackney-road. On Wednesday last her mother left her "only for a minute" alone in a room where there was a fire. Almost instantly afterwards there were loud shrieks from the child ; the mother ran up and found her in times ; some lighted paper lying on the hearth where the pour child had thing it after setting herself alight with it. The lire was put out after the mother had herself received considerable injuries in trying to extin guish it. The little sufferer was taken to the hospital and there died. There had been no guard tothe fire-place. Mr. Llewellyn add that guards and all ordinary precau. tions seemed to be quite neglected by parent•, and the consequence was that, since the setting in of the cold weather, the number of children burnt was deplorably large. He had seen four or five children brought into the hospital in the space of five minutes in one day, suffering from the results of accidents which a little care might have prevented. The Coroner said that he had observed with pain the lunge number of children burnt to death every winter. They were mostly the offspring of parents in humble cir cumstances, and he had constantly endeavoured, but ap parently without much effect, to impress upon the parents that all the misfortunes might be avoided by the use of a common wire guard, that could be purchased for &shilling. By a little care and forethought much suffering would be prevented. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY. TCMAT, NOTEIIBIR 87, 8 A.II. P. 1.11 29.84 ' 43 1 :9 a 49' Ni• 46 29.94 47 .w.u; la RITISH POSSESSION& 4h. I Pd. I Baru 100 all Atlantic &St. Liwrenee St 100 Bow. Bar. &C. 20 10 ; Do. 1r Shares 201 1 all Buffalo & Lake litirou 10 all , 11m Preference 100 1140 ,BuE.,Braut.,&Goderlcb l , •0 por ceut.lB72-3-4 St 100 CaL &S. Eastern sp. e.g St. .10G Cape T. & Dock 6p.c. g 100 all Demerara,7p.c.perpref it 'lOO Baal Bengal gu. sdo 20 1 1 Do. do. sdo St. 100 East Indian gu. sdo St. ,100 Drawl Trunk of Canada. 100 all Do. Equip. 100 • all Do. lit pref. Bonds 100 • all Do. do. deferred, 100 all , Do. tad preL Bonds., 100 all Do. do. deferred ISO all • Do. 3rd pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred; 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred St :100 Great Indian Peninsula 30 all • Do. via. 6 per cent. 20 d Do. New do 20 1 4 1 Do. New St. 100 Ot. S. of India. g. sp. ct. St 1 100 Do. 44 per cent. St ;au 1 . Do. Ni all :Gt. Western of Canada 20i all I Do. New 100 all ! Do.llp.c. Bdtpay.lB73 100 all ' Do.si do. do. 1477-8. • 10 3 Indlanllranch,Liinitaal). St. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent. i it 100 Do. do. 41 do St. .1001 Do. do. 4 de , 20 all ; Do. Fifth Ertension 50 I all ';slelb. and Uol,sons Bay 100 all, Do. IS p. et., pay.l4oo 100 all ; Do. sp.ct , pay. 1E195 St. 100 ; N.8..0f Can Gp c. lstp. St.. :100 Sande, gun. 5 per cent. St 100 Do. Delhi do. 20 • 6 Do. do. do. 1100 Do. Punjaub do. St. 1100 Do. Indus St. Plot. do - 66 68 102 103 idle Par 4 71 8 2 68 72 60 65 101} 102} 101 102 Me 105 e 19 zu 85 97 bi 60 50 51 61 63 29 42 23 23 107 pm 1 pin 1 pm 102 13 131 13 131 VI 93 xd 82 &S 11 11.114 102 103 P 2 94 86 90 60 62 100 102 82 84 82 85 99 101 97 98 90 } 100 Ot JOINT STOCK BANJUL 1 PO CL - BANKS . . Astra& Masterman's (L : 26 • Albion AlllanceLon.d Liverpool 26 Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian 20 ' Anglo Italian :Lunitedi.l 20 ' Asiatic Bank Cor.new sly 10 Australasia I all Simko( Britisheolumbia all Do. New, issuoal 2 pm.l 6 Bank of Egypt ' Bank of Landon • Bank of Otago ;Limited 10 Bank of Queensland L. , ' 26 Bankof Victoria,Austral 25 Bank of New Zealand— i I 10 I Bartied's Bank ,Limitotr , 10 Bmr.iliamtrortugnesetL 10 Britlsli tt: Californian,l.; 78 I British N. America . . al Charle,Lafatte hC0...1 1: 6 C. Bk. India, Ans., China all Chart. liar. of India, dsc.l all dV - 11 9 dis - 6} 18} Par tP O2 , • 10 9 Sla 10 8 Ms', • 20 62 12 14 10 31 die 8 ♦ dial 20 10 Ws 37 . 39. - ii iiPml 20 10 dim 2 1 disi 21 10141 47 49 (IV . Colonial Corn. Bank of Canada , Corn. Bank of India, Consolidated Bank (L.) . Deihl and London .... East London (Limited) Eastern klschanne,thn.). EngllA and American Engliao Joint Stock (L.) It Eng. Scot.& Anal. Chartd . aL English a n d Swedish (L.' 25 European liank"Limited . 16 liinduan.ebins&JaP.(L , 28 [lmperial Bank,Limited;, 2V Imperial Ottoman I lonian Do. New I a Land Mort. Bk. India'L y I D0.5p.• Deb.,1854,30 1 yrt , al Lon. Bice'? 2t London and Brazilian 4: I Do. New , London& RiverPlate,L ), 4( 1)o. New, Isa at lepro; 11 Do. do. I _ . . . Lon.lT. Bnnt otAustrl.' London and County... London Joint Stock . .. London & South .lirican Lon. & S. Western (Lim London & Venezuela;L)l London & Westminster. I Merchant Bank (Lim.) • Do. New afercanttle&ExchaML 1 15 Metro. k Prot. Bank;L) U Midland Bank (Lim.) National of Australasia I National of Liverpool lt I N. Pro. of lingland Do. ?nd & 2rd tu ne ll . _ . SO National Bank 10 , New South Wales 10 Now Zealand (Limited), 0 . North Western 5 . Oriental Bank Corporn 0 1 Orleut.Com.B.Llate o .C. 0 I Do. do. late(. Y. 0 ; Do. do. lateF.C. i 0 1 Proeln.BanldnoCorp.(L) II 0 , Provine. et Ireland 10 ! Do. 'o. New al , Selnde,Puto.,& Delhi (L) I( Do. Issued at 2pm I Booth Australia al Stand, of 11. 8. Africa 2l Do. do. ua. at 6pa IC traton of Australia al I lJnion of Ireland (lanai, 2 j Unka al Landes III DUCKS. 9 10e 11 1 Dar "•••• end Wed laths .1100 110 1 16 1 2,000 10 floating Dock 1 I 178,110 W. on &St Katberin. SOO 40 el 1,441.500100 Do. Deb. 84. 4p. cont. all 1100,86111 It. 'Southampton OO OW" St 1001717 al lOO - ftc7( , ROVINCIAL SHARE MARIETS. --.--- -....--- LIVERPOOL, Now. 2.0.-Sales to-day : Great Eastern. 2.51 4-- Lancashire and Yorkshire, Lii-Lonilon and North Vieatera. 1172 4 1-Manelleiter. She Meld. and LintAnshire. 4' -Midland. 1 ; .1-North British. 37 i.: - North Berwick cupital et. -ek, 105- North Stafford Crefereile.. No. 2. 100 -Buffalo and Lake Huron. .44-Grand Trunk id canaille 101-United States 5-20 Bonds, 7161 4 f 1-Great Luxembourg shares. 12 7-16 in 4-Lisuriuverpool l and Royal Lon don and taohe Fire aiel Life. 41 p -Queen see, .1- Insurance, 21 p -African Mee ants, 7.10 d. - Anglo Amerkaa 15-16- Tekgraph. 15 141-Atietitie Telegraph 8 per cent., 34 Livens...l Exeleine , 211. MAseuitlrks, No . r. 2d-A t derahie fair business was dose, 1 but priers were gem rall7 lower. District Bank, 164 p. -Ebbw I Vale Com p a ny Limited .11 1 1.-Erie:. 4 7f, 4, 1--Grcd Trunk of at Pastern.. 451. t. t. j, • -tireat Northern A, 12:4, 4, 5 . 4 -Gran Canada. 11,1-Crent Western id Canada, 131 -Illinois, 771, 4.- I Lancashire and Yorkshire. lii, I-London and North Western, 1174 - Nlanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 491. 1. k- Metropolitan. 124.-3101a: 1 d. 123:-North British. 37, of, I. 1, i -South Eastern , 631, 7-Thames and Mersey Marine Inuiranso (Limited'. 3 5-18 1. -United St.ttti 5.40 % cars Bowls, 701-- Union Bank, St p.-11 aneliester o,lllMerChll Buildings. I IS p. ISMNISMIAN. Nov. Vi -The closing prices to-day wet*- . South Staffordshire Raiway share.. at 82-Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. buyers, at .2-I.loyd's Bank 'Limited , at 11 Vi7tpta. -Nottingham Joint -toe!: Bank, 2 to 14 dis.-. 11 Miami Timanual. lf to 11 dia.-Birmingham Alliance Fire insuranix, 1.16 dia. to l i par -Birmingham Wagon shami at Of to 11 at land Contract. buyers. at ii Me -Mante's Metal shares, 'slye r'. 1? dia. -era ' stagordsbire Wheel and *tierce shares, at 1 dia. to: par. In Boston and New York it was proposed to ring the Sre bells on the night of the 13th inst., Vl lell Yre meteoric shower commenoed, to wake up the iabsbibair of those two cities to see the phenomena. NW= Abe deer Leith Ardrossen I Greencastle , Verenica - :::.1;30 , 2r 140 Cape Clear 30.2114 0 Boiyhes4 130.02 50, Penzance. 2 0 '52 , Bred .. 10.20 50 rodent..... 26.12 49; Itochefort :30.2 9 43 Plymouth 30.12 50 Weymouth 30.03 50 Portsmouth 29.95 49' London 29.90 45 Yarmouth 29.77 44 Scarborough 29.93 44 Shields 29.07 46 Fielder — . . N.W. W.N.W. N.W. N.W. N.N.W. N.W. N.N.W. N.W. N.W. . _ . W.S.W. N. N. W. . N. W. N C O.OS i o 2 REMARKS. Nn iniportant change has occurred. The winds continue fresh from northwest, with much cloud laid slightly increased tempt mture. Daman:irk pressure is unsteady. On the Ist of January next the pioneer ship Colorado, of the mail packet communication between San Francisco and Hong Kong, rid Yokohama, will com mence running, and then five of the great oceans of the world, viz., the Indian and North and South Atlantic and Pacific oceans, will be regularly traversed by gigantic mail steamers. --------- An Amercanpaper says that the wheat crop of Illinois last year was sufficient to feed the population of the globe for two days, and that it would have filled a store 8 feet high, 8 feet wide, and 3,300 miles long. THE LONDON VISITATION.—(rIIB DAY.)-This morning the quadrennial visitation of the diocese of Lon don commenced at St. Paul's Cathedral, but without the personal attendance of the bishop of the diocese, who is all unable, on account of feeble health, to take any part in the proceedings. W. N. W N. V. W. N. W. N. N. W. N.W. N.W. N. W. W. N. N. W. 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