The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-24 00:00:00

1.30 o'CLoci. ip I Al, EDITION. EN Eli A L ELECTION. I't)!.I.ING.--(THIS DAY.) (Br Tauxnurnl • -,'1.:1' ( F.OIITII.WFST).-9 oTtoet. . . 104 : " 1) 6311 831 `` , n' ~;~;`~ 10 oVt.oci. Conservative Reba . 2884 24 2454 216/ t • Liberal R44*ls. fl.l 2tirl 240 MI6 2314 11 o'ClocK. 4135 ; t• 4234 42.34 4212 12 o'Oloax. r (I) L) 1 O'CL'.l. tzladirove (L) Titrnor ,(`) (Ircilio:1 (I.) Asother 'Vet urn. 1 o'C.Lo, • 56t2 4141 5433 531 :••••, o , t •• :••• t t. (I.) 624 X 6309 6301 • 0337 ci C cwt. f:t2O . 6114 r.U27 1.:,.i 1 ~1 it) , .. 3 o'Cu O'V oi3rl 6111 7/$6 7212 704$ WS 1111 ru)/ MIDPLESEX oTion. • • n C) • :I.) , n (L) . 11 o'Ci orc. Liberal return. (C) fllfeld bere Conservative Return, lister. n (C) Enfield L) 1.41y.1t :here (1..) 12 °Twat. gan.r•on (L) lAbDurhere (L) 4046 2907 2539 2521 1751 nth; 5214 10191 3786 7039 5336 6309 CLOSE OF VI POLL Thanot , n (C) ii•ei,l I ,T.) La‘. , ollt here (L) 141D-SUBILEY.- 10 CLocz. t;.Anck-sc) Aamia ;L) umrt, 19 o'CLoci. reek ) (CI ... - G01d...11241 (L) Roberts (L) Nelmun 1 o'CLocit. Peek (C) Prodrick (C) Go'Amid (L) Robarto (L) 3 o'CLocx. reek Co tindrick (C) Goldiesid l. (1) Robot, () 7... 143% ... 1434 7A.1 • 774 3443 3398 2107 2087 400.7 3944 2482 3458 424$ 4188 2se , 2%1 !Celiac HAMPSHIRE (SOUTH).-10.46 o'CLoca. Cowper (L) . 899 Milgru‘l (L) . B9O F—ott (C) Gs:u: 1 r) - - • __ _ ______ F..2.7: 4 :C Cowy,r :L) Gamier i) 118gwari X) 2328 LEICESTP.118111:11E (SOLTS.)-10.30 oTtear. Paget (1.) Curzon '‘") Pell '' Paget (1. , Curzon Pell Paget • Canoe 'C; 12 ce Caws OTMAL 0100 POLL. 1800 1726 1704 2163 2158 2129 Pee r .SACE (EAST).-10.80 0'0440i. noLon L) Ca venduh L) Grefori . bott ,; 12 o'Cwcz. DDodson -_ Caerend.il (L) Grnitur y Scat .;(:) lt2o 1214 1044 1414 2 o'CLoci. Scott (e) Geeaory (C) la.elera Cave:pi:4i (L) CHTF 4 HIRE (MID).-10 o'Ckooz. Eirertr,r, 13+17 I.egh ' Warta :L) YOBSS1111:E, WEST RIDING (SOITICRERN DIVISION - ).-9 *Tux& Milton 7.) ...... ita,uroont ; 1 4 Sta.:days (C) Starkey C) 2714 2721 2623 693 679 637 G3O 11 VC com. 3112 :131.0 3274 StaLhole Starkey (C) Raton (1) Letaucont (L) I o'Cuput. 'Study fC' 6:1+0 6244 6161 6099 2 (10..4.1. 6141 6811.0 CAW 10ESIIIRE.-10.15 o'Czact._ • 66 507 482 • 46:; 11.30 o'CLool. 10K7 1085 fat 1 o'Cuxx. ti 74 . 2024 _ _ 17110 1762 (NORTII).-10 o'CLocs. . 470 411 1 oTuf r. .) 2064 1768 1441 uii DIUTIf).-12 eetne!. IGO 1624 1141 113 l ~..UY. 305.1 29*i 225'.1 TM .1)14.1A14 14141)rit()Na . f ill: cEN Elt A L ELlieT I ON. I , t ) !,lING.--(THIS DAY.) (or Tal.fxuaarn.) , N . ...II i ; .17 (14111T1I-WFST)...- 9 o'Crort. . . 104 - 1,1 ••• /138 .• ,t 1 . .:n • 10 cit , tnen. Conservative Estate. 28121 2748 2458 . .. Liberal Retina. fl.) . • , : ,1.) . • , Zll4 , .. . 11 coTtocK. . .• •• . 1 .) 4234 I . , 4212 12 o'Cloon. -..• (1) • 5622 .... . • •.. .•., r (i) 5433 :,a.: i (L) . 5315 1 o'CLA - .:.. I: rrf. , 01 tztadr.s.ve (L) ilnwr (C T Creni,...l (1.) .. Another Vet urn. s 1 o'CLocs. - - , s ~ s ~ •• ~... . e (1.) 6115 6927 2 o'C: cwt. . • ' GSM (~,,.,. . t l . ) r 3 o'Ci., ...,:. . 5 ... . 7212 1 , ...•% ,1.) . , 1, 16.8 MITMLESEX. -- 10 o'CLorm •• • , ~. C) 1.. 1•L) 1., • ~,..re (L) 11 'Yet ors. Liberal return. I: in,i:!‘a (C) f I,teld . 1 . 1 1-41. c . ,.. bare (L) Conservative Return, 'Hamilton (C) Enfield ,L) lAkiy.lt :bete (L) 12 o'C'. Ilanlr'On (C) 3214 Vaiel.i (L) inbnurliere (L) .. 3796 CLOSE OF TilF: POLL. IT,smot , n (Cl 1', , i,1 I ‘ l.) 1.4'• , 011‘ here (L) I.IID-SLIMEY.- 10 ciewz. 1",-.4. ,c) t;.).lrick•;Ct 1434 I Admit' ;1.) I:!3eirt X) Irlsion 19 o'CLOoL. reek;: ) RtcsirE,A n tioltlan'.l (L) Roberts (L) ISelmon 1 o'Cionit. Peck (C) 4005 Brodrick (C) 3964 Goldmid (L) 2482 Robart.. (L) 3 O'CLocx. reek (C) 4248 Drolrick (C) 4189 29 noldimaid (L) Robazia (L) Nelson 8 HAMPSHIRE (130V7H).-10.45 o'Curt. Cowper (L) ss 899 114ilwu.1 (L) . BlO Cott (C) G4:n: .1 C) - - • 734 2.15 o'CLoci. Sr•••• 14 -',C, Cowy,r :L) Gamier .C) kilwarl (L) 2328 LEICESTERSHIRE (80L'TEL)-10.30 oTtear. Paget (1.) Curzon ',‘") Pal :I' , 574 12 o'CrAelL. GEMILL 090411 POLL. Paget (1. , Curzon 'C' ll 1726 Pe 170.3 1 1i n.111,1v-r trrogury Scott :I), Scott (C) (in , aory (C) Dolien ."14 Caren , i:4l (L) CHTF 4 HIIII Egerton Legh Warren :L) YOBEMIIItE. DIVLS: Milton 7.) itaranunt (L) •• Staulvrpe (C) Starkey ',,C) Star:hole :C) Starkey (C) Raton (1) •• • Leauroont (L) Stanhope (C) Milton Starkey (C) besumont (L) Milton ;'l' • , Stanhope ~ C) Beaumont (L) . Starkey (.) CAMJIRTDC Manners (C) .• 'Royer*, (e) Young Irrale) ;I; 1 Mic.‘ 'C) 'C) . tati. , l (I • Mahn, ( ) Y , : ,, 0.. •• Likud . 1. , ..:: r 11 : 1 ".1111I1 (1.. o • • ;1..: • • ; t• "." •• 'JO I j ) 1 : bsE Chilli 1 . ) it, • Yolry I, Is.psau, t'r,46:r (I.) 411 7 ( 1 ) • • 2.15 o'CLocx. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1868. WA RWIeKI4IIIIIIB (AOUTH). —11.30 OVUM. Hsoihen (L) Br ie 0/ 214.1.0 (I Thinly (0 1234 • . klmenl r4l at Long Uompton not included.) liI I IIFOIX (MUTH).— 10 olkote. Read (t') 370 Howes (e) MS limbos' 0.) • PO] Mt away with hi" and the inisbma wee TOUNA Of a. considerable quantity of property. In Febrility of are pro•rid year the prisoner was in ltugby and went oat shootpg. Ile finally took his leave on a horse beaming to a mdler, and he came to Landon and ditpoint Of h. Ere I hencornmeneed a teriee of frauds by tabuigout Post-olioe orate for small amounts, which he idlered ao nibs re prat meet& pomade in each nese, and be obtained the money which the, appeared to be worth by paying the fabricated orders to tradesmen and *Mar per sons yrith whom be managed to scrape acquaint ance. With oak of them ordeals he ionic jewellery at Ayleabury, shortly after the ge lv t . 11 671 1 2 was chweal, but some suainews having been exalted in the mind of the thopmen, he made inqMries and aseartained the deceit that had been practised upon his. Inforrea bon was inunediatolv firvan to the potion, and the prieoaer wee captured at the railway station. The Common Berjeant aentenoed him to seven years' void swelled°. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. aerjeant Oen.) DARIN. ITITSTT TO SOH • TOOT.OTTICR RT A SOT. Jrterea Quick, • boy 16 years of age, was indicted foe attempting to steal upwards of 20W., the moneys of Au gustus abreact, In a dwelling-house. The prisoner Prom the tants -- that the promoat order aloe, of the trtli Itowcn, was at tho time Cll. Howes' he received to tint office, behind the coot tsined moneys Ile was then Herbert Reeve* 11110111111 UM COW . tqld only bead! 1# ace Wboa br ermvidjosts ; The Judpe he could only _t_._ .. OITILDILAT.L. oorrtertor or A PInFI Christopher Conner was pieced at the bar on remand before hlr. Alderman Owden, charged with sterling a pipe and a pocket handkerchief. John Taylor, 14. Hobert-street. Bedford-row, decorator, raid flat he was on Holborn Hill on the 17th inst., abort 1 o'clock in the day, when ha raw the primmer with a handkerchief in his hand, and a gentleman said he bad been robbed. He made • grab at this prisoner but ho slipped across the road. Witness pursued him calling " stop thief," and he was stopped and given into custody in Fatter-lane. William Gale, 3, George-street, Commercial-road, Peck ham, ship's steward. mid that about 11 o'clock on th morning of the day in cinestion he was in Fetter4ane, when a man; said to him "That young man by the side of you is no good ;" he looked round and saw the prisoner 'with his (witness's) pipe in his hand. He tried to seize him, but the Femme, ran away and passed the pipe to • man who also escaped. Witness then went into Holborn to make some purchaser, and when he returned he saw the prisoner in custody. The pipe was worth 10s. Alder man Owden sentenced the prisoner to two months' int prisonment with lard labour. . . . ( seacter.) NEW TOIL KW. Is. The lowan steamship City of Baltiwohn sad the Anchor an:Winship Oolutubla, arrive@ es' ort %Way, and the Al/au steamier North, il4ccioB today, . . COKNEXCIAL INTELLIGE:teIL ' ' Geeing Priess Gold, 1341; Bp highest Quotation during the day was 1341; Ohs lowest. 134. Steeling exchange on Landon., BR: 04 0 United Steles Bondi. 1889, 1183; man Swap'. liver in 30 days, 1111; ditto, 1085, 1081:' ditto, 1686, 1103 ; 10-40 Bonds. look. Minas; 1121 Brie, 421. Cotboa, Middling Uplaisd. 143. Pe troleum, standard whit*, 38. Flour, extra Itata, flats. 20e. to 6 dole. ilOo. Coca, oil sifted, 1 OA 14e. ,17111 METBOrOLITAN _41 . 1#47 .41VD I'OULTET TILE POLITICAL OMPHAI7gS AT lIL#CIC . BURY. N4IhET At the Blackburn police-cottrt raterday, before Mr. R. H. Hutchinson, Mr. W. atones, Mr. T. Bray, and Mr. W. Folding, 13 factory operatives were charged with unlawfully and by violence causing _three of their fellow operatives to leave their work. Mr. Addison, if Man chester, appeared for the prosecutios. and Mr. Clough for the defence. The ove was adjourned fro* before the borough u:ectieas. After bearing thecae, din bench retired, and after an absence of fifteen minutes they returned into court, slid 141 they would have punished the defendants if they had been summoned for assault, but they did not think it CUM under the Combination Act. The result gave great dissatisfaction in' court, and the propriety of Mr. flutolfuison, a =downer, at whose winks the same pradieeiliave been carried on, presiding in buil u case, was called in question. 111 - RIWY 'A " MAN OF ORDER." SINGULAR BCEN6. On Sunday night Mr. Murphy was announced to peach iu a dilapidated musio-hall, at Blackburn, the scene of his former appearance in that town. A charp of one penny was Made for adreiseion. There was • large ,nuaeuce, consist* mainly of young men and women, with • wrinkling of unruly youths, who were evidently beat on mischief. • hymn was given out, and ' then Mr. Murphy rose to deliver his eermon, ;la save out the 6th chapter of Acts, and had read part of the first verse, when he suddenly stopped short, in consequence of the feigned coughoig which went on in one of the galleries. After a pause tor a fow minutes, during which he gased gravely around, he said, "I am a man of order; good night ! This announcement called forth numerous ap palls to proceed. One man rose in the body of the hall and trusted Mr. Murphy would not cindemn the whole assembly because of a few lads. These remarks met with general approval. Mr. Murphy said he appre ciated the remelts which had been made, but his train of thought had been interrupted, and he would not speak_ ; all of them might have their money back. Cries of " Yea, do.") Mr. Murphy—No I cannot. If it wan a week-day night I would do it, but I cannot now. I want to leave Blackburn as I came into it—a man of order sad • man of peace. I don't speak to-night. These are my prin.. ciplee. lam sorry you should be disappointed, but Ucan not help it. No man under Heaven has gone through more than I have sines the Reformation. I have fought, and I wi da t ii tet; until death ; but the Sabbath I will not los any mr. Owes' peewees appealed to Mr. Murphy to "go on; one man laying he wanted jumbos to be done to the town.) Mr. Murphy resumed p :: I have given my decagon. The man who had previously spoken suggested that Mr. Murphy was sad to be e a Puseyite, he should reply to ike glary ; they knew that LI:I:Thy was presented Wherever ha !Mt, but he did not want it to get into the papers that he had refused to preach because there was a hubbub, "same as a theatre ; people would say Mr. Murphy was drunk. Mr. Murphy peremptorily to ld the speaker not to go on any further. The sooner Popery and Pumpers were crushed the better, but he would not speak to them then. (ensiled "Oh, go on for once," "Do, for pity's mhn," ite.) Now, when he said " No," he was done ; he was " Marehr still, and no surrender, " and he would never desecrate the Sabbath. It was not the Papists that were kieZ e imug that row ; there was a secret Jealous clique at Blackburn like there was at B a ca that wanted to upset him bees they could not get • like he could. A woman egad out for her penny back, w coupon Mr. Murphy pulled one out of his pocket and o ff ered it to her. # man charged M. Murder with inleittinff the womee ti riceng so. The Mr. Muri indignantly aims . notedly oinked , and, amid great tum ult the meeting dispersed, almost all refusing to take their pennies back. Letters in the Paris Librriel and the Sie:cle con firm the news recently published of the dangerous state of Mazzini ; and the Patric of lest night announces his death. PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO M. ROEBUCK.—A proposition, originating with some of the working class electors of Shedield, to present Mr. Roebuck with a testi monial, in coueideration of his twenty years' service as • member of parliament for that borough, has been very warmly taken up. Although no general auras has as yet been started, a considerable sum has been sent in un gdicited, the amount already subscribed approaching 2,oool.—Nenekster Examiner. Tuft AMERICAN YACUT Sarlllo.—This vessel, which so completely failed in her attempt to wrest the palm of victors from the English yachts in the race round the Isle of Wight, has just returned to New York, having made a good xamage across the Atlantic. Her defeat is now ascribed to want of sufficient preparation; but it is said that she has not by any means abandoned the hope of rescuing the honours from her English competitors should the/ visit America next summer. SUDDEN DEATU OP A YOUNG WOMAN AT VIE Panursonow-cream Brarrow.—A young woman, whose name is at pie sent unknown, died suddenly in the Far ringdon-street station on the Metropolitan Railway on Sunday evening. She bud reached that station by • Lon don, aritham. and Dover train, and got out for the pur poie.of changing on to the Metropolitan line. As she was passing from one platform to the other she was men to tall. A porter went to her assistance, bat found that she was blamable. Dr. Mundy, of 86 , Snow-hi ll , was immediately called and pronounced her dead. The deceased was re moved to the Clerkenweil workhouse, whore • second class return ticket from the Elephant and Castle to Bishop's-road was found in her purse. The young woman is respectably dressed, and is about twenty-eight years of ago. She was wearing a striped silk dress, a black bonnet with green strings, a long waterproof cloak, and a pair of gold innings. She is about 6 feet 7 inches high, hazel eyes, and dark hair. The body lice at the Clerkeuwell workhouse for identification widths coroner's inquest. POISONED BY MISTAKE.—An inquirit was held at Billiogshant last week on the body of Mrs. Mary Ann Rogers, whose death was caused by Wdng a dose of UM merit, composed of atxmito slightly diluted with water, administered to her in mistake for • draught, by her housekeeper. Mary Foster. The jury, in their verdict, found that Foster had not bees sufileiontly negligent to make her criminally responsible. The deceased, who was esanty-eight years of age, was the widow of Mr. W. It. Rogers, formerly a staff surgeon of the 10th Duman. TILE ALLEGED ATTEMPT To DEFRAUD INSURANCE COMPALIIII , ..-At the Preston polios-court, yesterday, Thomas Jackson, William Crook, and Robert Crook, were domed with having wilfully set tire to Mesas. Dawson's mill, Aqueduct-street, on the 6th of July, and again on the 20th of August. Mr. R. O. Waters appeared for the pro secution and /Fr..Edilston for the defence. On the 15th of July, about midn ight, a Are broke out in Daemon's mill, and damage was dace to the extent of about 600?. Seem tiess were entertained at the time that the mill had been fired wilfully, and the London and Lancashire anti York shire Insurance Companies agreed to pay the claim, and halt of it was paid. The seat of the fire ems traced to the amment, or ground door. Cu the 2 u 6 August, again about midnight, a second* fire bloke out in the same mill, but this time in the topmost stony, and it was not discovered until the flames were semi lowing through the roof. This time damage to the extent of 10;600/. Was dome before the flame could be sUlislued. The Weald fire hilt no doubt OM the minds of the suanugem of the internals , offices that this was the womb of iticcudisries, and a 'toward of LOUT. was forthwith offmed. The ineluiry extended over several weeks, and a hest of witnesses having bun examined on bath sides, Jackson was committed to Die :text Liverpool Arnow tot setting die to the mill on the 6th of July, nod the other two viewers lot *Mie; it ou tin on the 20th of it• 0717. MONEY Matßiusr.—triusi 014111 O'CLOCIIL In the Stock Exchange the, appmactv.dr the' fortnightly account tends to Yrs* hnissess, and the variations in lapses raw ermined to a few securities. Ilhe'lietr bah funds are inquired for, and have improred I:f pc, emit. Railway stocks are dull, but the &anima are about evenly balanoed, and are untraperlant. Some of the foreign bonds have advanced. including Spanish of 1887, which haeekeen purchased upon the satisfactory tailor of the &driers from Madrid. The Russian railway loans, however, are offered in antioipation of the ham of another loan—moat likely this the agency of Messrs. SChrodb anti Co - . The dboonnt market is quiet, while a large sup ply al money is seeking employment. Choioq three months' bills are taken at 21 per amt., or below the Bank minimum. The rate for advanont in the Stock laohange is 1 to 14 per cent. Conaols are quoted 9f4 to 1 for money and thq . let of December, and 6,e Three per Conte. Reduced and the New Three per Cents., 321 to In the, railway market South Eastern snalMe tropolitan Stocks have advanced per cent., while London and North Western and Calk - declined to the same ostiset;•i - the quotations London sad 'astern, 1121 to 113;.' Great Wes= to ; Midland, 112 to • South Irestain; 87}to 881 ; Great to 1; 3 M6 414 0, 1 4 48 4 44 0 1;. 8 ". 1111 to 80;t Metropolitan, 1 to tern 1051 to G ; ditto 105 to ; 15 to 1; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1241 to ; and Bianchosttr and Sheffield, 471 to 44. Some of the foreign securities sra in re quest at an improvement. Egyptian of 18G1 havo advanced 4 per cant.; ditto of 1868, 1; Chilian of 1867, 1; Peruvian of 1863 and Spanish of 1867, ; and Turkish of 1863, 1-16. The Kos cow-Jaroalaw Railway Loan, however, has do dined 1. The quotations areas follows:—Brazilian of 1866, 771 to 781; Minn of 1867, 98 to 97; Egyptian of 1864, 82 to 1; ditto of 1868, 741 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 331 to ; ditto of 1868, 3 to 1 prem. ; Mexican, 151 to ; ; Peruvian of 1863, 811 to i ; Russian of 1866, 891 to 90; ; ditto Nicolai, 65; to 2 ; ditto Orel, 801 to ; ; ditto Moscow-Jaroslaw, 811 to 82 ; Spanish of 1867, 341 to ; ; Turkish of 1838, 67 to 68 ; ditto of 1862, 67 to 68; and ditto of 1863, 411 to 1. Indian securities show firmness. The Ten-and a-ffalf per Cents. are at 218 to 220; the Five, 1151 to 116 ; the Four, 1021 to 103 ; the Bonds, 10s. to 17s. prem. ; and the Debentures, 1051 to 4. Bank Stock, 244 to 246; and Exchequer BilTs 14e. to 19s. prem. No variation has taken place in Bank shares : City, 11} to 121; London and County, 50: to 511; London Joint-Stock, 341 to I ; London and Westminster, 661 to 671; Union of London, 361 to f ; Anglo-Austrian, 7 to 7/ prom. ; and Im perial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. With the exception of a relapse of 2s. Ga. in Anglo-American, viz., to 221 to 1, miscellaneous shares are unchanged. National Discount, 11 ; 121 ; General Credit, 11 to If die. ; Interna tional, 11 to 11 dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to ; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 1; Atlantic graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3: to 4. American securities are unaltered. The 5-20 Bonds are at 741 to I ; Erie Railway shares, 28 to 4 ; Illinois Central, 931 to 961; ♦tlantic and Great Western Debentures, 38* to ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 391 tot. A petition for the winding up of the Belgian uuliC Works Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Malins on the first petition day in December. The half-yearly meeting of the Hibernian Joint Stock Company will be held on the ith of De cember. A special meeting is also called for the same day, for the purpose of considering the ad visability of the undertaking being incorporated under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1862. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Hock meyer and Co., commission agents, of hlissehOr,, held Teeterdan th@ liabilities were stated at 50,52'11, said the assets at T 2.3411. It was re solved to wind up the estate under an assign ment. TWO O'CLOCK. The g t , yernment funds are steady. The Railway market is duii, and Great Eastern, South Eastern, and Metopolitan sto..'ks have declined per cent. T ur ki s h B on d s o f 1886 si ze : better, at 411 to 42. Italian of 1861 have also risen I, while Egyptian of 1868 and Peruvian of 186;5 have Oneded FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds remain steady, at 941 to both for money and the account. Railway stocks are firm. Brighton is quoted 48; to 49, showing a rise of ; Metropolitan, 106 to 1, being 1 better ; London and Noeth-Western, 1121 to 1131—an advance of 1 ; South-Eastern, 791 to 90 ; Midland, 112 to ; ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to ; and Great .Winteru, 191 toe. The foreign stock market is steady. Milian of 1861, 6 3.11 to 56 ; Peruvian of 1865, 81 to }; Turkish of 1665, 411 to 1; and Spanish of 1867, 341 to }. At the Bank to-day about 10,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn for India. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 65c. for the account, being .se. lower. We understand that the directors of the Na tional Bank have convened a special general meet ing of the shareholders for the removal of Sir J. N. McKenna from his seat at the board. The half-monthly settlement in shares anti foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" con tinuation-day") and end on Friday. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. Letters from St. Petersburg allege that the bonds of another Russian railway will probably soon be offered in London and Berlin. The amount is equal to 1,716,0001. sterling, with an absolute guarantee of the Russian government of 6 per win., anti of 1-10th per ceut. fora sinking fund. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) ONE 0!OL00014 '1 he amount of business in the mining market to-day is lindbd, and prices generally are unal tered. Great Vor shares are lower, at 111 to 12. Welt Chlvorton, 62 to 63 ; East Grenville, 4 to 41 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 61; Prince of Wales, 375. 6d. to 38e. 6i1., ex div. • West goton, 184 to 1110 ; Providence, 27 to 29 ; Marko Valley, 9 to 91; South Darren, 25's. to ;10s.; Month Cosi &mow, 20e. to 225. 6d. ; Nast Trumpet Consols, 2 to 2i ; New Lovell, 20,,. to 226. tkl. ' • Chiver ton, 41 to ; North Crofty, 30e. to 32a. Oil.; and Month Oteut Work, lie. to tts. )Foreign and colonial uniting shares are tooted to , follows John Del Rey, 17 to 18 ; Don I'l dro, 31 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Brasilian, par to , 4 1 prem. ; Pestarena, 1Z to v„ dis. ; Choutelet, 21 to l ; Roma Grande, 7-16 to 9-16; prem. ; Auglo- It = to troll. ; United Koslow. 11 2 ; • sod Bonus, 5-16 to 7-16 prom. ; goat 1 to , 2 ; to Cral . A i ratioon, I dia. to 2 lor t iT ir Q da Coal.Sto2idis. I itAILWAY,_ _MINING. AND OTHHI NEARBB.-(7 1 1118 DAY. ) ft/ledeg pees te 1 1.5. J COLONIAL GOVIDNIDINT Caada, 6 per cod. Jen sad /di, it c r irrna ' New Swath Wale% 6ra use, Jew sad July. PO le 1898. 101, 100/. New Zesla, 6 per omit.; At., Apra, July, end O. 971. 61, 7. Do., $ pee scat.. Jaws sad Doe, 1891, MI. viletaria.ll per wat t Apra aibt Oat.. Mt; *i% ODDINANY 1111•11111 AND WOOS& Caleicsiss. Greet 'Wen, . (keg Nagater e, I M O6f, }. Gnat Weeterw—Oligieel, laagesides pad Todd sag loath**, 1 . Landes, Brighten. . Lades, Cbalbene, ithd Dow. 41d, 1, 11 , g Iroise and North Wolin% 11g. • lambs and Sandh Wades, . . Marabsethr, loehtskies, . Ideesepethno,lo6i. Itidhink 1111, , North British,ll4 12i. 321. oath lisolarn (Berwick), 1001, WO. uth Neatens, 791. Do. Prearred (deferred receives no divided %mail • per cent. bee been paid to preferred), tthi. PRKFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, i per cent., 113. • Ididland Contoiithlded, ti per cont. redeemable, fli. PREFER42IOE SHARES AND STOCKS. A and B, 6 per ornt„ 11101. - LINER LEASED fi t. EIIED RENTALS. And Blackmail, Ty . , and lion 8 . Soo:, SerA 1 014 2,01, 2 0, tia, SOW 04114137 Eastern Bengal, guar. 6 per cent., 1051. East Indian, guar. 5 per cent., 109. Giaud Trunk of Cllllll/111, 4th magmas stock, 18:. Great Indian l'oninsnla, guar. 5 per cont., 1081, 8. Great Wo.trra of Canada, 1.4. Do., 6 per cent. Londe, payable 1873, rd. Mak." guar. 4:per cent., 1014. Oude and Itobikund, gurr. 6 per cent., 106. &nide, guar. i per cent.. 104. l• Do., Whi, do., 104, 4t. Do., V. paid, 21. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Recife and San FiILOCiICIP (Ism.), guar. 7 A.L. 124. San Paulo (Limited), guar. 7 per cent., LB}, 18. Turin andBavona, FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Yoecow-Jaroelaw, gua. by Russian Govt., 82, L Orel Vitebsk, guar. by Russian Government, 6 par anat. 1 0 1, 1. BRITISH 411/4118. Chiverton, 4, L • West Beton, 187. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Don Pedro, North del Roy, 3 7-16 pm. DOCKS. • London end St. Katharine. 64. Swan Freehold Laud and Dock. 34. JOINT STOCK BANJOS. • Ag ra (Limited), A, 12j. - Do., B, O. Album* (Limited), 13. /. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 20, 101. Conedidated (Limited). 4 13-16, 1. Land Mortgage Bank of ladle (Limited), f. London Chartered of Anstr-lia, 24. London and County, 614. Do., New, issued at 20 prem. (16/. paid), 412. London and Westminster. Scrip, awned at 161. prem ► none of which has bean paid, 66, Union of London, 361.___ Anglo-American Telegraph Ele• Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 781. 'Ceylon Comny (Limited), 71. Continental Union Gas (Limited), 171. Oredit Fonder of England (Limited), 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian niltjgores tir 7, ad. Hudson's Bay, 141. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 41. London Provincial Telegraph (Limited). 3. Oriental Ow, new (Limited), 1 7-10. Royal Nail Steam, 60.1. United Kingdom Telegraph Company (Limited). 10 pee cant. preference, 81. Van Diamen's Land. 71. 1. .a.uvi sh r ow.: . u l4kr;:wa r am ..07 h0 “ ......rw e nri p ;;;; .• oeder s welllng use. rh o °BAND OPENING: —(T1118 DAY.) i n tb e st oo k k guilty. This gr and and colossal market, emoted in Old b are I the tatts disclosed by the deposit:leas it appeared Smithli was epees& tihday mithaill the eivia.posep and tom s moseeator keeps a &Out post - oboe and money- ceremonis beilltierthe ommielem Tie buiblimg, which let of Deocenbt thee, at Is6,lligh-street, Poplar, and ow the night extends over en Imonsaim Igoe el gelsand . and endears a art d th e N ew 7 9th of October, • slumman, named - Robert variety of - Asps and dionseiesiele. is admirably well , was about leaving the office, there being calculated to develop4llll* rim& deeind, and to confer In tliikilftilwi time a large quantity of notes and . gold in the the utilised advantages en the slide pepdbilan of the teopoligan Slot owes had only turned tee back for a minute whin metropolis . Anisaportant futon hissiemeetion siith the London and rived some information which made him return, many ekops eritlilii the market is Use tatelidadlon of the fdlice, and there found the prisoner on his knees " I') putout &Tad Aspliallo s “ which forms the wale doiian Lave_ the counter with his hand on the till. which con- margin* tnail of them, and which is to.be men 'under- A r t aexe d are moneys to the amount of between 7S/01. and 3001. neat) what are technically called the "butchers bang- N ..„,. I then given into cuitodp. rags.' iv este eat Hama warder at Coldbath-fields prison put The proecasion did not arrive until . nearly 2 cielolk, team, giol I scam convictions against the prisoner, and said he when the orniamil of the market Mitered thn gates aid Was ... __ Lclndon and li betel discharged three hours boat his kid son. in, .. • t . • 1p folhawod by the blight Bon. the Lird Mayor lon he.eras again talus tor Witless*, -441 bi l e . Zellaffilitit, 428. 1 kows pees fors tealing money hi Hl6 troarislatiti. • - ... • . 11.11 test, - te - iudara midis& this was only an attempt to steal In oomiesion with this ttopertant taiiropolitan event, a Gout Northe d nal, sentence him to two years' hard lisbosr. new strut t, funiviag a great feeding thoroughfare t( Ib4 . born, was alb° formally opened. Caledonian, 74 The market will not be available far the tranmotion of Dover, 17 to i Unrms! till &saint market day in Dokuutber. ►LICEI COURTS.--(THIS DAY.) _ - 1 • and Mauch it edam. Bead ((A .. Bowes (I.). Wilson (L) DURHAM (NORTH.) --1111.30 o'CLOOIt. Elliot (V) Williamson (L) Bell (L) CARMAUTR/3101113113.-10 °Tian. Fortoris (L) Jones (C) Pulley (C) s 267 Pugh (C) 174 i 1724 91$ 1 (Mom Sartoria (L) - - --- 107 Jones (C) c.) Puxley 1381 1100 Pugh ( - 607 AYRSHIRE (110111S).-111.30 o'Oroooz. Alexander (C) Wedderborn (L) CAIMARVONSHIRTI.-10 oTwox ralry (1.) rrnuad. (C) , 611 12 °Twat. "rrY (L) . ~ . 1 . . 1291 I', 'moot ~ C) • Local poll at Sara not bull:fled. MONMOUTIII3IIIII.IS.-11 e Cum. Mkr-gan (C) Stonarsot (C) .. , 2415 taitloid (L) .. ..„ , ••1 1597 MEMBERS RETURNED. DAY;) WEXFOLO COUNTl.—Power (L) and D'Aroy (L). lka 1•1 Ct,UNII". - 1141 Trevor (L') and Fordo (C). A roussmoz.—Lcane (14. Lorne (Coonnr).—Fortakoe (14 and Dean (1). DONISAL (lbtlYTT).—RSMilbroll (C) nod Conolly (14. Lolcoi - orp (Cutnrr). OveTilleMagont (L) sal O'Reilly (10. NOMINATIONS. -(T1118 DAY.) DETOICSUMB ( 8017 1 41 )--Awibirio7 ( 1 .); Lorii (Ch and Heinrich (C). Poll demanded- Cosi (CoinerY).—Harry (L), Downing (L). and Doyle (L). Pod dimmaded. Swim= (Raior).—ddalr. Wailers, Heindliar-Majoe, and Coriance. Poll dcrasuided. D cmcrum:my.-13iddnlph, Morpu,and Wynne. Poll demanded. Wick Diertzer.— Lo,h, Laing. and Lockyer. PoU de manded. I .' ollEsillas alLsr Broadlty, aud Ha worth. Poll demanded. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-tTHIS DAY.) • COURT OF CHANCERY. (Wore Vice.Chancallar Sir G. M. Gina.) r; ai IL E 011122friL 001INKB01►L BASK, XX PART:: This is a representative one; in which Mr. Alabaster had taken out a summons asking that his name might be rumored from the register of shareholders and list of contributories of the above bank in respect of three 201. shares. 'I he dispute in this came arose out of the amalga mation of the bank with the Financial Corporation. His Honour was of opinion that Mr. Alabaster's name must be removed, but as to ►is coats, having regard to the length of the affidavits, three-fourths of the costs otherwise payable to him would be disallowed. The liquidator would bare his costs out of the estate, as bs tweeu solicitor and client. It is understood that this decision will affect no lees than 12.653 shares of 201. held by betwoea 100 and 200 persons. COUItT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN El HARPS* TRILVHTSREA. This was an adjourned sitting for examination and dis charge. The bankrupt was described as late of Bow and of Bromley-by-Bow, manufacturing chemist and whole sale drysalter, and now of Dublin and of Sandycove, near Dublin, manager of the Dublin Rice Mills. He has been before the court dame the let of May, and his accounts as filed return debts and liabili ties to the amount of 20,275/., of which 14,10 V. represents contingent liabilities on account of shares, kc., in public companies ; the smuts consist of_ property given ap to the magma, 1801.; property held as security, 2,9101. 10e. ; good, doubtful, and bad debts, 2,9951. In the SSear 1865 it appears that Mr. Twelvetrees transferred his to a limited ecompop, grit ti _6ll•lneg year the business was pumbaied by the ienmeal Trading tompeny ( Limited ). Both those companies are now in liquidation. 'flz. Bagley appeared for the assignees, and Mr. !Carly for the bankrupt. Some further evidence having been given by the bank rupt, in explanation of his transactions and his position with regard to Harper Twelvetrem (Limited) and the General Treding Company (Limited), and an additional account explanatory of chows transactions having been filed, Mr. Bagley said that the &signets were now satisfied, as the bankrupt had given every information in referesioe to his affairs, and His Honour, in granting the order of discharge, ob served that it must always be a matter of regret to find • person fall from a position of affluence through getting himself mixed up with public companies. The bankrupt had assisted his assignees, and given his evidenee very fairly, and the order of discharge would be granted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Be.eorder.) Onialt• CADS Or BIGAMY. William RoDeri Oomkrin, was charged with feloni ously intermarrying with Sarah Anne Hoy, his wife Eliza Goodwin being alive. This was a case of rather a peculiar character. The prisoner, who was a ape table man, was married to his first wife at Halesham, Norfolk, in 1849, but he seemed to have left her shortly afterwards, and they never again appeared to have come into communication with each other. in the rear 1865 the prisoner became acquainted with a respectable young woman, named Sarah Anne Hoy, and upon the representation that he was a single man they we married in May,. 1866, at Shoreditch Church. The prisoner was taken into custody at Norwich, which was his native place, and when he was told the charge against him be said that he had not seen his first wife for eleven years, and believed she was dead, and he wished she was. He also said that ho had caught hie wife in bed with his brother very khoitly after they were married, and that she left him and was living with his brother at Yar mouth, and as she had been guilty of adultery, he consi dered that the bad no further claim upon him. The pri soner made the same defence before the magistrate. It aps:cared that the pri , ,oner had treated his second wife very kindly. and although her friends had felt it their duty to institute the prevent prosecution, she exhi bited a good deal of interest for the prisoner, and gave her evidenee very unwillingly against hem. 31r. Maley, alio appeared for the defence, submitted to the court, at the clue° of the case for the prosecution, that the charge could net be supported, on the ground that the prisoner had beeu away from his first wife for more than retell yearn, awl that there was no evidence to show that be ;knew the was alive at the time he contracted the second mailings. The Recorder said that the prisoner was proved to have rcpreteuted that ho was a single man when he married the second wife, which was evidence that he was aware that hi:, wife was alive. if he had believed she was dead, he would Lave represented himself as a widower. Mr. l)ulby then addressed the jury for the defence, and he cositended that, under the circumstances, they might fairly conclude that when the prisoner contracted the world waniage ho really believed that his first wife was dead. . . —.- The Recorder having annulled up, the jury, after some deliberation, found the prisoner (Jolley, but atruagly re commended him to mercy on account of the long period that ho bad been separated from his drat wife. The Recorder sentenced him to six months' hard labour. (Beton the Common SerjPant.) 110SHING A fiLLTZEMITIL Idstarel Jobs Carter, 34, ailvernmith, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with stealing divers quantities of silver, value 701., the property of Cieorge William Adams, his mw.ter. itircared th at the depredations of the prisoner had ed over several years, but none of the property had Let ld, and all of it bad been moven:el by the pease cutor. The prisoner made an earnest appeal for mercy, and said be must have hceu labouring under a species of madame when lie committed the thefts, us lie derived no benctit from them. The Common Sorjeaut senteuned him to 12 months' ins prhoument Kith hard labour. As F.XIWI.OIIIIIIIAItY CAELItaL _ . . . . eileria• J'irt•, , , a woll-directetl y whit man, piccolo" guilty 10 'lent al indictments chartpag Lou with lorginz orders for the I.a yrnent of money. Mr. Metcalfe, who ammo cal ter the prnimution, ntia 11. e t:,- e wits of n very vi outlier tt: e The rtrilect mu, kurwn of the preonwt wen at tiatettstown, in Pu I.rua ty, Itt t. then obtamad seems money, and nt 14 I.t 11110 y. where be arole love to a married ' , oily, and to-ritually lett the town, 'dim( a luwee which 4-4 nut beloa to him. Ile next ovate lac appearunee at louhlin, whetu 01011.11 r au 1111,11111114 1141/1.1 ho reat‘l• the co. qualatinte of surotbar married Judy, mud halueed her to LATEST SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE CROYDON STEEPLECILASES. TO TIM ZDZTOt OT TRH EZP2I.B. SlR,—Brick has displaced Globule as the repre sentative of Mr. Morgan in the Grand Metropolitan Steeple Chase, decided at Croydon to-morrow ; but there is no shaking the confidence in Steamboat, who is as great • favourite as Chimney Sweep was last year. The Nun, Meanwood, Hornet, Hippolyte, Polestar, and Taw Vale also have their admirers, and Hornet will run a good outsider. However, STEAMBOAT And MUCK have been highly tried, and their trainers must have made • great mistake if they are both defeated. Pearl Diver runs for the Croydon Cup this afternoon, and whether he is successful or not, there is the Cup on Thursday for him to pick up.—l am, &c., Tuesday Morning. METEOR. CROYDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BELLINA FIVRDUL Norrington Brown Jug .. Cheddington .. 3 6 rim STEWARDS' PLATE . Chains.. .. .. Birdie.. .. .. .* Uiglifiyer .. .. . 8 rau. GRAND NATIONAL lIITRDLE. Pearl Diver .. .. Brick. . .. .. .. eilipanhant .. .. .• .. 3 10 ran. STEEPLECEASE SWEEPSTAKES. DaodWild ilustsmsz; : : . : ... I Waterperry .. .. .. .. 3 7 ran. THE CONTEST Be I:;ZWEIOESHIRE.—Mr. Osborne Morgan, of the Chancery bat, the new liberal candidate, is holding meetings in every part of the county, and is here enthusiastically received. Notwithstanding ris sr Ct r e appsaraace in the geld, great hopes are enter tained of his success. REMARKABLE ELECTION COINCISiZgE. — It is a singular coincidence that, ninety-four years age, the two liberal candidates for the representation of Bedford Hers Samuel Whitbread and John Howard, the phileathropist. The former was elected, but Jelin Howard, a man whose name will endure as long as the)ngliah is spoken, was rejected, principally on account of • non conformity. At the premed election for the borough of Bedford, the two liberal candidates were again a Whit bread and a Howard. This time, however, both were sue cesetul, and Mr. Howard was at the head of the poll • fact which bas more than local importance, as it • 'cites the growth of public opinion on the question of noncon formity. Mr. Howard, a nonconformist, received nearly twice as many votes as the highest unsuccessful candidate, who is an influential local conservative. ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN Yesterday morning an accident happened on the Great Western Railway, near to the Hatton Junction of the Stratford and Leamington branch. The train to which the accident happened was the 9.10 a.m. up train from Bir mingham to Leamington, which came into collision with a luggage train, about 100 yards on the Birmingham side of Hatton station. The luggage train left Leamington about 8.90 cm., and was along and heavy ono. ha asceud ing a gradient between War wic k and Hatton, the driver of the luggape train found his outclass overpowered, owing to the slippery state of the rade. He therefore detached one Wf of the train and ran on with it to Batton station, a little rune than three-quarters of a mile distant, awl then returned for the remainder, which had been loft on the down rails. On reachirg Hatton with the second portion of the luwige train It was conuectort with the Snit part, and was then shunted on to the lip hale, iu order to allow the 9 cm. train from Leamington to proceed to Birminghire before it. The latter having started from Hatton, the goods train was being trans ferred from the up to the down rade, in order to resume its journey, when the train from Birmingham, due at Hatton et 9.41 cm., came in sight, and althougja the signals were dead against the driver, he came on and ran into the rear of the luggage train. For tunately the pamenger train, which stops at Hutton, was pulling up, and cad, going at a slow rate. The engine, a narrow gangs one, was only slightly damaged, but one of the trucks of the luggage train, belonging to the West- ' bury Iron Company, was thrown off the metals and blocked up the line. kits. Flowers, of Stratford-on-Avon, was severely shaken. Several other passengers were slightly cot and shaken. but were able to return home or proceed to their destinations. HUPIPOPED SUICIOR 01 , A FOREIGNER.—An in quest was held in the board-room of Lambeth Workhouse yesterday. ea the body of a gentlemanly-looking person, apparently a Frenchman, about 30 years of age. thirty on Saturday morning a police-ay. stable, while on hie heat on Denroark-hill, bawd groans proceeding from the front garden of a gentleman 'n house. On proceeding to the place whence the noise came, he found the deceased con cealed 'beneath some daubs, apparently intoxicated Ina wain! in. nosible, and on st.nping over him to examine his teuturee he unfired a Arung smell of laudanum. The dev,ased was at on: i annexed to the workflow., and nedi‘ al nal called in, but it unived too late. II k the u of the decec•cd woe found an empty porteeneasi Lie and a rie.d, eti which wee the whiten, "A. holmium ail. As, cue, new Yolk." Hhere were also some k..vs end a Item pl. ce /I...title pl.v-tell iu his rel,a. 'rile ewe. iti evident* poo.rd that &oil' anew hula SW year dose ..t ue'awaii; but,' there buiug air eridisee show how it we. udnsaiatwe 1, an open rentrt of "'Nana Dead" was eidunisd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CCrrPOW AND CORN straurrs. (THIS DAY.) (as aszawAss.) (runt Ma own ocaamonuorr.) Corroy.—The =AO a !teed, ale*boat MOO. Ces. Cetilre — rlhe market bet moderately attended. Wheat slow demand, and prices favour Mayers. Flour and Gcl. per sack cheaper. Beans ed. per qr. lomat. Said, 4b. 9d. Oats and oatmeal American marce, mai brings fall prices, closing at 395. 3d. Danubian dd. lower. closing at 375. to 375. 3d. LEEDS CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) pt nizasium.) --- • (nom Otrz owls oceizeromarr.) A most limited demsod for whust, sod prices 19, helot► W . , reek. porky Wye cheaper% CORK BUITER MARKRT.—(THIS DAY.) Tassonara.) (ram ova OWN comaircareairr.) Ordinary, no change ; firkin. Mild cured, 140 e., 1294..1246c ; 70 firkin*. M/NOING-LANG.--(THit3 DAT.) Bross..—There is a good demand chiefly for British West India, at firm prices; of other descriptions a parcel of Manilla bold at 275. Refined steady bat quiet. Corr:E.—The market is firm, with a good general de mand. Native Ceylon sold at die. Tea continual quiet. Rica.-300 tons of Necranzie sold at I Is. 3d., also 700 tons afloat at 10s. 10;e1., 300 tons Madras ed. 101.1., and 1,400 bags Bengal middling white at 10a. Parma .—A parool of good Singapore sold at 3 11-16.1. Rtrn.-60 puncheons Demerara sold at 2s. to ts. oil, and 20 puncheons Penang at is. Corros.—The demand ountinues active, at firmer prices. .Trri continues quiet. TALLOW MAILICJIT.--(THIS DAY. 1_ The market is quiet. Town tallow, 60s. 6d.; yawn burg Y.C. en the snot, 61.. 94.; Doosinb,v, 41s. 9d. Jmesary, 625. 3d. ; Diurcb, 3 b 11d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET -(YHIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Luton reports trade very slow at Ulm following prima :—Prime clover, from 117 s. 61 to 130 a. ; interior ditto, tide. to 100 a ; prime bay, 14/se. to Ilba ; infecior ditto, to.. to 9ie. ; at Me. to 34e. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Tt . . Nov. 34 4 8 4.8. _ _ . ___ .. . . . . . . . . ._ . • - • - Pi .11. lattaar I Om. N. It V i P. I n Ito D. W .I IL •bp Lit 1. 1 ; . ID. 24.4 m.... 29.841r 37 tt 9.11. tll 4. lI.W. orb 1 0.41-5! 2 Amblers ... t0.f4:14 33 34 11. N.W. 1 1 N. 'ob OM . * 1.48111 15.34,3335 44.8- i3I 1 I 14. W. 1 o 3.111 - 86m1144- 1.112r,44 312 E.N.E. 3 1 2 N.N.W..1 ro4 04. , 4 Seasbore 5.82 r 42 40 N.C. 3• 3 ' N. toms SOS; 8 Y0b00035 29 77 r4O 99 W. 8.0 4 ... 1 6 N.W. cm! ! 3 Ashissa 53.33r 33 34 XE.I3 , 2 N. N.W. or 10.16; 3 Osessishtle 'W.SI r 34 33 N.W. 1 5 . N.N.E. 425 047 1 - 1148,2b00d 120.79r21 33 W.N.W, 5' 3 N.W. ow 3.041 - lAscrosl -116.42 r SI 41 11. W.: t 11 W. ' o 0.07 1 Webb 129.98r 40 38 BB.W. ! 1 0 ; N. ero 4.03 1 04.4113mr 138.441, NSW 8.8. X. ,1I $ , N. cb t floestollt 20.84 rll3 36 N.N.8.; 1 1 5 'N. N.W. ob 1 Arras '26.58 r 43 44 N.W. 13 • 4 N.W. , e 2 tbimodk 120.91 r4O SO N.N.W. 11 3 N.W. 'et =4 16.57,4335 W.d.W. I 1 2 W.6.W. et I 59e1rli3sVi.N.Wf 1 a N.N.W. i 1 Larks- .41,11537' W. 1 S 3 . W. ./ C. Orb 11r7. 20.74 r;43 41 W. N. W, 6 . 8 , &W. 1 : ii Briot —a.„ r. 48 4.1 ' X.W. 3; 6 N.N.W. Isekst .154,4341 N.W. i 1 3 . N.W. 115651944 , _ o 2o.Per'4ll'43 B.W. 5! 5 B.R. Abentlo ".941i1.6 31 W.S.W. 71 - 1 Offersa — '- .-4 I- ' - Bressals — 1- - -1 -- I- . _._ . Ilearefinal a 1 'I & os811:-4-4 II • P. 5.14. aft •f' au Lli • ! - 'ter' . - - • Wit and mpg inerecriMard peaanntireilfil tdaee on all eau* =cepa Sonnall Weigle ato/ in& at weveral anr *a algid Iwo bean VIA an ill i s a w as annarkably saitans, 41 izaub. Temperature cv.. the change Its. been 13 d.* la thew ill i a da r neutrally nwaterate hors the norcb-wat. A bean gale pn, ha& in the Unit ed Lynes, abase * asnallmsa .11 vane ...um. the TIW are hake art upbeats. lice weather I. line In plemt het clutnly in the oath, Cud& %Om the Mann* cwt ; the gait 4t3 IL.. uth ut Frottee has beat tuccunpanied by le.avy mine. VRESI No. 24. Tbe Isnurat!aut le CA T l:rit "tamer St. 1 ournitt, at tired bore this MO tram N e w Yo. k. tike bi itsg, 11l paaieugeti data 2301, dais. iu aricah I S