The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-30 00:00:00

TILE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1859. _ LAW INTELLIo EN ca. le ketteleme, le whdch Sl* tqsems wee the deliredua SHARE LIST R-7111.9 DAY. III3IIS H 301MIMIMMIL eater 11.04 MONEY MARKB2 aingsm Wel& depend that at 10 o'clock es the mania( ---•-....- Ila IN. I nanmen. I at =C a . en i am. el lie let lest, le • weehhooeu which was wholly .---0- TWO o'CLoitn. Can DAY.) mat fer knew had**, he found the defeedent sad *is *mu • ISL P T ,: n NI seed* hurls deep tag on • miserable "shakedown." Is a Although this is " pay-day "in the settlement, es Wlewismanctis is a s r a il -.- reeve be Semi two young won* to bed, who saki they ,' the railway share market exhibits increased buoy- Il i L it . 4 .0.0., .... It g . al „ The funds rimein extras COURT OF QUEEN ' B BENCH. PM dm aldinket • =Wang • week each for their Weal, " &nay , Bodnar has become much more active, ad ILelee tar sa=ii. et .1 mow sa mai Pries f or toramm. _ isa m or re e. , ar r a *d im i t aresed b. due the dlefeederie. eon end family occupy- an d' . a g en eral rime * La zio* his taken place. 1,, t o I,': in a 54 Si wince , being 'Deported by Croarptce and • Commie 4.1117.) was not registered as • lodgng-houte, . South tarn, B irw • an d Y or k an d ids bat thaw siddlduit as well as by the more esti] sad wee not in a at eats for regiscratlon.Op a 1,1443 IenTINOIPOILD v. 113111113.-7111 rCILIO.7IOIIIII INTINNIN. Th e d ecade ., as emmamd m a ;mot, at 10a and North Midland stocks are in especial L3oo3pint les ''' - amants from France. Al This ease, which Lae already occupied th e mud • geld .silo demand at a marked advance. In other descriptions /M b , f,!..; r e 37. 1L: . ..7 : vented to the market for B part of two dare, wee reamed MS which a further importan M. licwie Jame, Ile., std Aire& Tis No" sum Mast ifor, 'Maga ear of newly • the improvement varies from ito I per cent i t 110.. a. II de 6cm the pleintiff, ear sent perry amid Mr. W. Wicifiem igrimisi gar sha hl a g nindlan c dsaatt7tina ' a c mac bat ant Val..° bed, aid th e piselty was London and North Western stook is now quoted 971 11 4 sea l ~,,,,,,w , 'Par,. it_ it_d• Most dame* of foreign and to t ; Great Western, 861 to 67; Midlen 107 i to lc 1 1 161 0 46 41W1115 1 NIL - I A 2 N eseadest. third tees waled Nary limy was the earns is the le . =ear ...-.. are likewise firm. Th. declaratioa wee for falsely reprise** these ek= task 41 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 99 to t ; Gnat O. 4.4 14 in t The New Indian Loan is of • TAIbW - h"" "A of • bw•kint'oaft aneshed se_ IS la this we la tee or the reams there ware three beds, two Northern, 104 to I ; London and South Western, 96} II e low leN 111.0. :- . ::. tr a 44 ' N a De. ,arrm . .. ~ IS4 01r aaa The quotation of the Tht whereby the plead! wee Mated to purebeee Os pal* of them omelet by two woe*, who ;ski Is. • • wag to 97 ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to t. au s. Mesa. sash tw ' Men W e e & ••d • b 7 • 7a r Nl "' sb•at Lombardo-Venetian Railway shame are firmer, „I t , le . ri MA It Perla this morning, accord he defeadeat pleaded not guilty, _ 18 year. of so t s Mat* of the askedut. The home was . atll to 2 prom . All the I n di an ahem sew In ha w a - a i fr etai le.: . .... *" - ft It appear . that in November, IfflB, the faiistigr, • widow , ul4..tp.tber is • haw Slaty state, a* soot for regietraloo. le . • .3 114 gram, was 70tr. 60c., shoe ss was attracted by an advertimmest he the I law, sagicendeg this cage the mgberate imposed • dee of 10s. and eau , or . demand . There is 11,0 en improvement in French , 'N J 2 Do.i lh o,ss. 1 ...:...."-. I 4 cent. the the /hire and Stump sleeves-mess, len days . impressinent. The eat enable. the weds:rate to Greed Trunk of Canada, Great Luxembourg, and IN ta. ae,e; tea..--. .w - ..... : le: N Consols are officially with a booluas-otuni at was for *I refer* impose • flee el IV, or three meth: imprisonment, and , some other descriptions. srei:::: - .. 14 40 INC tor the essermnseent of term be • Mr. J • here much geed is elm= by it. 11 II: ..........- t I • money, slid 981 and t for I , OZDINANY MUM LTD STOOKS. m N nui,wleane. Imam 11 I lle meat, la the City. Aocordiegly Me. liamilleghed bed se tres Ili , s 4 .Me quotations are 961, "kr Interview with Mr. Joists* sad the ammr6dastl tam air -- a... re. , uut . C" pam i r47 . i sea. era Z g 14.0.---__ _. to 4 for the 6th ] " An mbe paid for lb. hoar vs° 4 2° "• - "" la ` 1/". des CALCUTTA AND sours-zdienua RAIL WA T. In 'ga el the goodwill of the tura* mod U. kw sink, sormillssiss. (me DA T.) In GU 14114.4 1 414114 ‘ i s Cents. Reduced have bet I a im '' 'Zie. pa. __t a Pat i au... 7i , Ild . s I ::: l e i is seat men. t ; the New Three per I Setwayaratly the ;Issues* Yes . Mem* sed he atieneelber ft. 04 =t i twow-- 48h .: I l - ma 0. ewer era 41 we awl. if 5* that the pubiso•house been* wee weak 11101. • oft" sal n n In the ant haf,..., t• of et. ma the teduag-dam 301. a my. On AY ores- Mt& ~...-1 mee lug 0 the share - s.p . ba u m , .. . IL X IN. dad mss.. 2 N N New Indian Loan, at 1C N Ilk ceemputy was held at their oaken, Old Broad. M ell Sve m 4 , _ l few..." - w• Haariagfeed speed to punier Os Weems. and le ::: • Virriftl i the. a spa 97 14 street : illf . MOIIIIADAILI ia the chair. 19 all Teilithamaerd.43o6.o.. 11 0 iis NI NI 6 a a I I*.easi. .. ...... .. .. a a. 4 tar IL Aerenffsgly, is the ninth V dsfallary, 114. IN theesslse The CSAISMAN in Moving tea adoption of the report, • • b a b a .. thaaa . :-- Nat , D., de. de. e• - 231gbilk P ftnilla .I she 111...• ill". . bid 461....iiim which bee already been published, mad that it noceemetly at at bremal __,...--... is . 9 Si 81444011144 Lio. .. ~. the pinions wee* by parouri oisodeme et Os : c u r l jailed 444 44 . 4 de. , 4 , 44 . Ahsr= set lost r‘tber the sudeavoure of the disown to g 2it •.lA..,Frjr„,;: ~. 2it graMee.... ~.. _ ... P EL C O 4 l:U t er be ß b i l l ' i n a: Ures at Sleg. of :‘ In the foreign stock mar pooh forward the works thee dated soy results, but ti a ~aa- . . •"" - itabiaj, 11 - 11 id a ta. ~. - Oa ' , rival of business, bat the tA Met Immemi tas peano. nr aam e e . s nare asiona. eme . 16 iaaama ileene n tnei ntaa wadi I na le. trusted that when they nut met they mght be &Me to aou imams • I MS* ...... ---- --. IN IN *ambit Whine oxentesurate with the endeavours which .1 1 .• M etemja' -. ill t NI 6 most descriptions are some s L..... a .. i II 1 dli 31 1 , a mstk aWalla l l aidWaathmwwaub.WW"husider.malassie.ill.abligniklaa Safi , w ag * l uit y l: bed been made. More than oth-b elf the rolls had ; I C p a - M ea l me . been some inquiries for B already been shipped. The telegraph wires had arrived. ea se an nil akat ' = 4 ll le 1 liebil• -• Dutch, Mexican, and soden, 301. • year would apt • Wog Is non Moo 71. or W. rat It we rid* dear that eo fa fr om the butane Avery good fla n ••• no w eaw't•i" towards the Min* C la ih aft illikik • • ••` - "•• •• PORTION OBLIGATIONS. Turkish Six per Cents being at aam ~ , 084 a aaaa. ft sold not b e pany by the pahlN and by the medusa* in India. They i i . p i , a „ . 'g ad s ' at " a ptott a r al e r "- Tee pie c.74 " dual he had heal to cons* with more than coldnew on the part dohs I st I n a 468 =6; 31 311 Ih.l EMI Manama. I Aedea 0rt.... Sias and the loan of If hiessit given um. to, the bestow, whims be had only 44thnri 'i's et bet, bat they wen now d TO 'eu " nnin etl== = = scrip of the Russian Loss to give them every eadetestoe in their power. Ir di ry it I li • Ml ' te • - "t a n M a t ir p t cours rotas .. a ah o e.honie w e b, , were in poeuesion of tied of the land, sod would 0. Mt .., . IR IN Its 41 10 .WI DA Tout pareme i " = = are mottled as follows :- SS le M N all O. Onidsitif Mrs mew that a b oom „ raw mme k w , tin t s ump so doubt be it poemegion of the whole was it not for some ter ee- t : is a ell Da. Noel teethalt, - - a , per Cents., 1869, 97, ditto I delay which bed bean °reasoned by the different tenures 4 all 41.14W4.7. Ii ? ji at we-oupposion it hitherto sot to tank* imbed ft • at. 4," 13.4.10044.0 4•C %44% tin, IN In 1.13 .0 , 011 Do. at 2 , ..,„,a, be world to a .......„..... ._,..... am 1M which it we neomeary to purchue sear Calcutta. The st. Isre ama, wawa_ .._. te tee M 1 1 1 • 3 net 3l iii .-..7,,,,....„..,., j ftte r p - a ar; ad 4 7. 1 7.7 th ' we./ b ee e, had sot Waned any statement of • socesats, bat fa point of fact ft Is thaolua ma. 1 1 . 1 a ti; Spree •• •• Mexican Three per Ce am er sooty o . thod or . uaa easeako news .. u ndo , they had nothing .tats. By the latest amounts received • aa al Th aa . ...... la II PI •I M054... 6 WIL i Portuguese Three per Ce' PIM of s,oool.additionelhad baspald =Airily at shard pad IN ft viiii ..,.. . Is 11 .m PM 81 " . 0 . h . bia ll ot ti . Ay ..... th• O gatair t , wie bift e bt o ntes i n am amism ' ami ...... up in full, of which there ware now upwards of 19,000. The N. me astradthe wee teramma. la 111 N f : r i. a=iier s"' lle rin get. 11 = 1 ! slam Three per Cents., It. IN la malt I. 07 as de so X m.• w w reemorme as to the =, ea _ ........... mead a e - wi t ; ern cell weak' be made in about a month or *WNW tins, N. NO CM Noe 111 114 scrip, t din. Spanish I mere were ~,;,,,-7,-; ;;„„7,,,, ai - zr d . gig the e s . .ad the amount would be it 17e. on each Aare. If, s• Its ss ea Dew 141 IN 16 : I fit Irsall a saseth ii i i Cents., for account, &St ; ...d a m b a d as , Aided that h e h e e ighs, allei . air *1,1.0 eXPeeted, a large number of calls wan paid up Lt. IN 6.lam a t live wows. 161 VI IT 1 sill wiliest i saaas i d „ b amboo t ft ... ha had m amma ,. in lull, that would put off the line c 4 the II •• 1 . 6 . gic r i e 7, la 4^ , - sth 1 r 412 "i = ii.t 41- 1 1 7 ' - i iii i 1864, 774 ; ditto, Six pet W itt a.....a _ess• ft kw the row. Whoa be ad..., .... dart - cog him eubesquest call •• • more ducat Waal The •• el 3 2 w.acwith....ll.l tit II for account, 661. m a p Law be em r ero m e bows , end that iwanain ... director. were of opinion that the line would be made for the IS lib WisitigUlt i i 1 an - mime ,. Tee hareem „ muerte anew m wad a 260,0004., which was the capita of the compasy, iscindiss It 1 r ? ••• • •••• •• • " ••••• • _ 11 1 11 *Mit The shares of the Oon bed beer retwaseated to be et the time the mu. NA thsrolliagiftck. TNT had borrowing Pewees if more 14. 184 lett! ••••,...-'.:::. NI INI 1075 1 1 Illa I elt. 1 Dom. lINI M. wassa I eats puny are quoted 14 10 14 although i, we. . 0 , h em a gr eed a mace far mi ,„ k.... money wag required, but they did not expect it *old be I& NA Ra i - arm. 111 V VI so rid. M. awn I • •• - WM N. Oemewaitel .. ...,. NO - - tin:ford, that wee no proof that tie astiodort bed bark Ilm rg a ta ••••beS t 100 ail 6thasons 151.51 N. Do.4p.M. Prgi a iUm . IN .- - *fly iodised her to become • purcbemr. Mu Readae- " ' •••••LL •••••d•1 the anatan " and re mwk.d that 16 411 10 la le. SNOW N. Mist Wan - - Consols are last quoted ......, , ad a _ or .,„__ ____,____ „,, „._ e ,,,a.,____ though the Ilse we small compared with other Indian them, el •• newel = • WWI N. Ismer lOO - - sale 11 8 110 IL 4.11611•71ne lOO - - and the Bth Dec., showin a."a7nana-- .be homing r e ;r m e r = reata liZ er - he expected it would be highly remunerative. He thought .A . , I t , : m y a w is i • school. Her .misdate, tee, were rms. without that would he the r e for two reaeone-area bemuse 1, •it 17,;;;WiWiaii•o*X 1 :. oin NOM 11l View% lOO NI 1 , 41 The principal moveme they hoped to open the line in Mach, 1861, and cones. N. hie gorth ere* . •... OM *I II" X Do. Its, I - - expenses ; end, contrary to As Inn= ot the Aii7k - _ the market for British rai am hed made eomereme hi the haw am e a r d e n r - o wetly would have • entailer amount of beck interest t , ih 0 . 06 DIM. • • : -.• 0. SU 10.11 attract C 4100112 ' Nal,. grikk she fad latroises/ chaps la ;lon,. back caber lines would bane " 'Dm"' gIN e. ih.N.-s;r;ldV mi " 1 " OOI4IIISL 00 ..... IST 11400BATISS. more buoyancy than for s the made ere " coeds %h . b eabeee wekel were ae , se 9„0001. interest to pay lip) Thee their line would 12 0. N. I. I. rig' , 11 oas gi. C. I 9 seas . I 7.1 I .3. wok t 44444. fte i be oonetructed for 8,5001. par toile, became they *de it r ,.. , 0 .. Vilt::::: . gi 31 m a di repeatedly adverted tc popular with the attain, a= coeseureetly it wee materiall , - - - issisS=is lilts iit CO i I themselves, and not through contrectore. Some of the llore a a l e e dam IN 114 nee of the public n lei ~ we -- - r=1 . 14 .........,...F0r examp it tN is elLbad .. o ttarel ..._ ttiLbaritaf ba t t iri s.4 l in the same preeidetcy would met 16.0001. per OPP, sad the 10 WI sena • -- AIL 01 N wire . l.74 : 111 114 .." her' aasatada. „ ad by t h ,, ~..-4,..-0 , 9,.„, B lase m Rstern Bengal had been contracted for at 12,6001 , per mile. N Vir ba th w •-•••• 2 4 _ •I' In t i ..., .. W. 100 GIS IIN tut eligible channels foe NI Ith 111 10i , -RN mooey are limited, an „ado.. sad „ to _ ..„,....._ them , had ~.a aa, „_,,, aa The MOW. included the rolling sock, and also the erahaak- , a‘ p.. 3 a tt. s pirtiv a wa; go 2 r 4 I ... .. be, ev. 001114 Its tel IN NU mere r; _ rm m dre "........„ . L.'"e s r•r7.,7",ar the c Z eher - " -- e hem moots and brickwork for a double list, although the perms- to et: .....-.....--. M ..- . Due e. e o lith. lOO 1101 101 i more than nominal are c Da. 0 9.% 116, -,i a - • IN the 4 h b asTftig 7 a , - 1; faafta ti' aa momd team m „...., pent way was only for a single line. For twenty 90 o• .........• - - -•• " --1 *lea the line rata through a country which we ri. IN .."- eg 17 R13.......a.wat ---,: ~.., tint ine uoi the banks and discount hi formerly and to dad thorned we. ... .. [The tea had sot meclnded when west to prem.] m° o ".. d t en r. =VIZ". any pert of..,Eia„ , ,,iv±, Tbe lye it tt , *me« -- - 2 .4 - - tIE N l. 944 l!re• A m ? , 12: us lu preferential railway eh CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Bars Mr. Boma Besonwsil.) The day the Irst balfloorly meet tug of the share holder in thie company wee held at their offices, Old Brad street: Mr. MOILIADAILI is the chair. The CIIATIMAN in moving the adoption of the report, which her already been published, said that it necemanly eat Meth rather the eadeavoun of the director. to pair forward the works then stated any results, but be trusted that when they neat met they might be able to *ambit effects commensurate with the endeavours which had been made. More than car-belt the rails had already been shipped. The telegraph vireo had arrived. A very good feeling wee now entertaimed tower& the com pany by the public and by the authorities in India. They had to contend with more than coldner on the part odthe authorities at Sr.., bat they were now d to give them rely sialatanoe in their power. IC: were in portraits of part of the land, and would no doubt be in powwow° of the whole wore it not for some delay which bed been occasioned by the different tenures which it was neinweary to plizehoto seer Calcutta. Th-y had not trued any statement of recant% bat fa point of fact they had nothing to stele. By the latest sits unto received • sum of s,oooladditionsi had bare paid ap,chielly on shares Reid up in full, of which there were now upwards of 19,000. The stet cell water' be made in about a month or sit weeks' due, and the amount would be IL 17., on each rare. If, r he expected, a large number of calls wan paid up in lull, that would put off the time of the subsequent call to • more distant period. The director. were of opinion that the line would be made lioe the 360,0001., which wee the capital of the company, baled* the rolling stock. They had borrowing powers If more money was required, but they did not expect it would be necematy tow thou. iAtilltiLLL seconded the motion, and remedial that though the line wits small compered with other Indian liar, be expected It would be highly remunerative. Re thought that would be the result for two 'aeons—first, because they hoped to open the line In March, 1861, and conse quently would have • entailer amount of beck interest t pay up. Moine other lines would bees se mach as 2,600,0001. back interest to pay up) Then their lies would be constructed for 8,6001. per male, becalm they made it them...lves, and not through contractors. Some MOs lint. in the rue preekleacy would wet 16,0001. per mile, and the otern Bengal had been contracted for at 12,6001. pee mile. The 8,5001, included the rolling clock, lied air the embank astute and brickwork for a double hoe, although the mina- ' nem way was only for a single line. For twenty miles the line era through a country which was more densely peopled than any part of England. The lino amount of tr'amo - whir was now brought to Calcatts wee by mere of the canals at mach cost and lose of time, and it was also to be expected that they would have the conveyance of the cargoes of the Large mewls which oeme to the lidatteh, which was the only port where very large veseals could rums. The consumption of firewood In Calmar amounted to 604,000 tons a year. It now coat 4s. • ton to bring it to Calcutta through the canal., but they would be able to convey It for id. per ton per mile. They also ex pected to have • large traffic in fish, which was consumed in Calcutta in large growls'. It wee .applied from the rivers roaming into the Month, and they could take it fresh any morning into Calcutta. These were the reasons that induced him to believe that they would bare a large return from the line, and ha regretted that they were limited to • dividend of 10 per oast. (Rise.) After a few remarks from Mr. HAYMAN and Kr. AnAlta, the report was unanimously adopted, end • vete of theatre to the chairman coscleded the peleeedltege. 1g IL Lamm. kgic • OIL OS. I evarite aio 34 lartrillailaW34- I = irrt,;,. Mirth ••IL ailh - MOO wall= Weem *MIA Ilaseemb Saab Witio. ImaliTertols:17111;;i;L: ears. Wnevataro • sod Dillorm. Dim ditto LIU It Int 111 se if 3 3 N 7 . . , a s 4 11, ,1 73 a .4 $ NI al Upos the applcetiow of Mr. Gifford, which waa not opposed by Mr. Poland, who appeared for the proarcution, toe trial of Hashes, thei eoliervoe, woo peotpueled to the seat sention. i. 0i.417 1 ,it se.s pro. million I Wed ...—..... BnrA Jaw Wifoeu, 24, was cheesed with the +Wel wwwder of Jame. WLite. _ _ iir:Clovit sad Irlimaley conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Poland. TIM' thee wee postponed from the last session, and the dreamstaress tinder which the charge was peelerced agaltam the primmer way of* mast palatal and distressing character. It appeared that the child, whom death eras the .abj ec t o f isquiry, sus ore of tree children (the other. Was two aids, ma aged nine sued the other sem.) sad sheet three years and • half old. The Wm d thine children was • maa named White, with as. It appeared the prisoner had originally goes to live is beestsbarsr, hat after • .hart time they cohabited together an Ira sad wife. The man White, tt appeared, was • pa- Minesm'a Nevem, sad at the timed the death of the deceased be was in the coaatry with her meow, wad the prisoner had the charge of the three thildrea at • pleas called Min= Cottages. limbo". It appeared that the dettamol Mild a wry dirty la to habits, sad that the petraner wee tregeortip very envy with him on that accomar, sad naad ezimit him ewes* and the nature of the pasialwant wee et a nowt jecsdier sad creel &sated's. Le wow to the widow, us the Ztad of Septimetew, pre mass wee breed to lie, the demand child videatly, sad alma 1 detach in eight she went Ito bee bedlam sod men sileienrds wee heard to szclaita " Yon sweghey hey Not then there was the monad of eldest elappiaw, hat the slid Old we appear to hare screamed, end sathing sere imereesed until the follovriag moaning, wean the primer wee breed se na out oil the be,., in • harried xesanor dad ups bat Nara she renamed, sad epee ens of the Wows, • wenn sussed Suet, inquiring what wee the matter, &raid that little Jimmy wee deed, and span this wheat Obi Ms the tem she saw the child lylig aid fps tie pissead. On the previous day the Piger op ha..ssapiniarl el the dirty habit. of the aim, and skew a week hire ire death ale nod that ohs had Y ewer sight In sash a manner that she did not it el eveld male say mire diet, sad she weld, with sours ...plaid thee etre bed and perished the child by " bating" I. The wigwag 'Squired le what manner she had punished Idle dewried, sad ate said that dad had tied him to the lied- port, and kept him La that poeition aL night. The wither said the wee surprised that the child hid not notod himself, and she replied that she took ome to prevent the, by lying hie torn& together. The principal eyelet.° seeinet the prisoner imee that of on. of the elder children, an thtelligent purl, aloe years of age, named Picot Wh t. , and from her statement, It appeared that whin the prisoner came home on the algal in gawks eh* took the at for orate child out of bed, sad tied his heads behind him, in honomml position to the crossbar at the foot of the bedstead, by the arms, leg., and roaad the Waist, his bead, haring no suppst, of coarse, hanatag down. This wanes. stated that the reason the primmer 'mimed for treaties the dectosed in this manner was that she hot beard that he hod been crying far water. After the death of the derermed, it appeared that the prisoner dictated a letter w the man Whits, to which she elated that little Jemmy hod met with en accident and was deed. The other little girl, Smith White, corroborated the stationed made by her sister m to the meaner la which the dossmad child wee tied to the bedstead ; sad she said that when ths prisoner took biro down in the sondes, she heard him sigh severed time., sad the prhoner shook Ides. According to the medical testlmeny the death of the &mewed wet eteeneloDeel ty extrawarstion of blood on the braia, the remit of hie being left hanging to such • position for so long • perish. PROROGATION OP PARLLUIRNT. Yeetudgy Quote contain. a praclaneatiots by her Majesty proceeds( parliament from the 16th of December to Tuesday the 24th of January, as which day it will be holden for the despatch of "dims urgent and important affairs." The report of the Peninsular and Oriental Cow psay, TOCOmosedisti a distribution of 7 per oent. (mildag with a fame dividend 11 per cont, for the yaw), hos hem Mood to-day. With regard to the Australian postal enrolee, tba directors state that their espectetioas of poisoner tragic bare not bees ronliesd, and that their experience of work ing the service sid Mauritian has bees meth thotory. They have thangoes proposed to eking' the route to Point de Galls, and bare asked en addition of 25,000 i. par asses to the subsidy. The former has been sanctioned, hot the question of the inwonsid payment remits. under ceneideration. The fortnightly Nan sweics carried on for the Spanish government between Hong Kong sod Maailla has, owing to the marled,' Spanish seem, proved incapable of minnirative develop ment, and the cowpony, tiltrotor., h►ve even the requisite IlOtios fur It. termination in January next. Ti 4 1f 134 • UMW 4 It. I• 4 • •44• I t i iii• 5.3. •••14.. 7 e IL Omar ttl.. •411• ~MtStu Ont. •Mk 4 pit 16 : : 6 Gh.g...41:4 4 PW W De. It pit Oat 112•4114. 4. 41117... itowt . .4 p. P 744.4. -44.4. 4 4. • 4 est Mk, THE HT/Oar MOVEMENT.—Lut tight, a meet lag was held in the People's Institute, Heyrood.street. Manchester, in support of toe perliamentary reform movement. Mr. Alderman Heywood, who plaided at the reeettag, entered into the Rifle Corps questios, and contended that twitter the patriotism nu the tn tweets of the country were confined I. the higher and middle clams*. V. orking tarn had as large .share of either as the clue., now *ruing, and in judos they ought he asked to sham in the defence of boils. He wield slug. gest the formation at National Yoluneet Corps in Manchester, in ma regiments of 1,000 mob, ani as oak from the government 10,000 *mad of arms. The &dram then thecnease lb. reform queettoe, and was followed by other systikers. DEATHS AT WaTZFIELD.—WiIIiam Shaw, Esq., of Mosley Hall, hear Wakefield, one of the leadi ng liberals is the neighboartuod, and no.rd for his philanthropic elute in assehorattag the condition of the humbler elutes, died yesterday morning, from an attack of apoplesy. Mr. Skew was t h e charm= of Mr. W. H. Lytham's committee at the lut election fix the borough. There was also asither awfully sudden death at Wakefield yesterday morning. Mr. David Hackle, brother of Me. 14..ckte, cure rntreltant, and an of the &semen bdy in the berm, attracted blithe' meeting On Monday sight. Yesterday morsissi be breakfasted tipper really In km useol health, avid then lay down on a eofe. L ten mianies he was deed. tit : Ft `. 10 613 eft. lifo iIL 1010 1 st Ts. --.-• Irma, imbibe:llb D..m.. mei.. .... I " wt.ri bu t ivi.. ra l ia•4 0 01 10 4 .1 1iON► i _ mak De. CIOSII Dr. • •p. • DP. 44 1 4 e 4 . [h. " .4 Dc..LirwalliPala rra tr A6 2 .6"nw al i a esepix! DOms..llo. oft. dr. 17. ***** a* * r 11•116 0, War.? wa.ip.r..i:P74• Si N. T .111- GO ili IL NI KIII L I 0 1 1!. 0.! LF Nadi aim mr. pet a. 6111 ":"14.94 110441: . 4•4 6" :1 Wr.,44444a164aU11a -4 i► n fl /0111211.11 -- g - if NI ISt ELECTION TO OPEN i3CHOLUISHIPS A? BeLLIOL COLLIOI.—OXFORD, TOSIDAT.—Masers. Ilbert and Papil la:eh both c 4 Matiburusett &hoot, were late this evening elected to the swam open woholerehipa the examination for which coseieeced as Wedeeeter led. Time were 'ma to= teedlileteh_ 001 lI Ui U 4 11l US lI 1 111 110 Is 100 1g 14 II Ui ISO 110 11$ lei U? 01 SG [rim Mist Wm promoting oboe no want to prom] THE POLICE COURTS. CTHIB DAY.) ARLAOROUGN-STREET. ROARING THE PIooPEISTON Dr THE LONDON PAVILION. Entry Enna.. a wor,r, wee chulted vita wake', at No. 66, Ote.t t 4 m ni^.l.Vreet, a bap, costalateg Se. 81, the Isom of M. Snot. L ibl, the keeper of • reatioaratit ei 66, Great Wittooo.i.eirwt, and also proprietor of the Loodas Tiebbono-or.et. Prom the ertoence of M. I.lbl it eppe wed that on bis re turn from Ttrtib rm. ,orwr. •boat woe that meting, be pland lb. bAg ennteouite the money la question ee a table la the supper-room. and Monty atter. oa grtiag to "k° ii fens the, pl., wb.re he bed pet IL be f mad shot It we goes; the pria•er Wag in the mom at the time he it there. but 0111611, hurriedly left the fllOllll. M ad primmer had been Mel] by • follow smiler to go to ha watar-rloett, and ou the place beteg marched, tip bee anstaisting 'h. money. law 31. 9e. wag found. Oa being charged limb teem g it be wet bad mewed Ibis bog from one t-,ble to soother, but law nothing more I t. _ Chart.' Millar, • waiter in M. Loibro eroploy, provost swing the prironer la lbal truer -el , ere, owl *hardy otter arise oat. He rolled the cNW to bin nonistance, who found taw beg In rho truer-elow.r. SANITARY CONDITION OF 71111 QTY.—At the meet ing of the commisaloorre of sewers yesterday, Dr. the medical odour of health, reported oe the Nate of l6 houses that bed been in-parted during the week, sod sub mitted a list of 37 places fit twittery improvement The mortality rename are still oe the lamed.. In the BM week of the month the number of deaths wee 49, and gradually It has risen to 70, which gm the aurnbtr for mat week, and which ie the exact aeries. fur the corresponding week of tba lees fire years. 21 of the deaths were among infanta and 18 were moss old persons of 60 and upwards. The chki emu** of death were dime's, of the reepiratory mimes. Br debit., was fatal to 13 adults, sad phthiete to 13. Them with 4 deaths from pneumonia, made nearly half of the toed morality. From the :motto class of affection there were 1.5 deaths namely. 5 from scarlet fewer. 3 Wm measles, 8 from allentem anal dymotery, 2 from whooping womb, ewe from remittent foyer, end tom from small pox. Oily 66 births were registered durum the week, namely, 33 boya sad 20 irirla. WITITTINOTON CLUB.—The annual hall Inaugu rating the triers, 1MP4•312 wee held at the Club-house Is Arundel-arrest last notion, whoa a oimpasy of about MO, amiletisg of the ematibere and their friends, were assembled. All the admisdass being by windier, the enterialomeet par took aims of the elftrecier of a niftiest private party then of a piano bell • subetential and element Kipper com pleted the anftimassis which coanibuted to make up one of the plemanteft ft *rim. THE NATIONAL OALLERT.—Yeeterday, the trus tees of the Nations' Gallery fixed the Vernon and TUTUS' eollectlima and tb.. , Eedbpb potion of Om gallery removed tram Marlborough House, Pall Mall to the new bonding et Kesalegton, to be opened to the public on Manday, 15th proxlmo, end In be centimes& open ivory attoomdlag llden&y, Tuesday, Wedeftday, and Saturday—tits other two days of the week, Thursday end Friday, being am apart for obAikele. Us INDIAN MUTlNT.—Yeetertley's Gaunt, pub law.. wiser of a letter from the ogthaing Adj.:abed. Geseral of the Army. No. 1,091, dem 19th ultimo, and re aorta from Major-General Nir Hugh Rise, O,C 8., late Commeaduft Central ladle Field Furor, of the capture of Retbsur, mid of the action at &rode. Ilia Excellency the Elevernor. General Is attain' in 'wafting him emirs amour mace in the opeolou exprmeed by the 'Right Hoe. the Can m auder.in• Cole, diatom to record his high approval of the meaner In which three operations vows directid, and idfers hie cordial Meatus to If Ow General Bir Hugh Ross end to all the angers and awn employed on theft 00C11401IL 4.0.9 17•6 rig ,E \Vi.aw•Wees, wok to Mr. L.iM , peeved Online the beet behind • steak is the water elowit—it beim etdoed witb 5,.11 at lb" time. •., sz 4011 es* 4t2as B.Tiretpt R. 4.1.11 (wbn interpreted some of the evidtause the ebsetire f Mr. Albert) proved taking tha priaosar halo =rod, ant fl•aliste no hue the sato of 224. lid. The prup wee sent he hot removed the bag while cleatieu up the supptr reams. but had set taken It ; mad the reams why ha left the room in each a honied m.aaor Irma his gulag fur brandy. Mr. Bingham erdreul the depneitiewe to be reed over by lke clack, sod ackasoluad the Omar for trisl. M 4 IN 110 N N r 1' 10 104 13 /I 1.9 N 1P 1: V ' 441 la 11 lb 44 4 1 • P 1$ In 111 1$ II tit 111 111 LAMBETH. TES OWIAMON LODOIMO NOCOR ACT. lagrefor DoAd mod ilerreat Wright e.treded bloc Mr. MEL* to ehierat the provisions of the G.rootos LoaltillM• Isar An impost obese Irietornmen, raiding is • low pert Of Ss aktriet. 414 111. -- of I II ISI u. HS m 73 ii IM 111 103 ni 14Sit 101 164 K ST 211 SO Ss U IS IT .IVILYS. 41 in i i i i 1 Fra Ilie 10is In MI it - II 161 1i ISf 63 li 11 du 015 NI Pi 'AXIL& IN 1 NI 11 ii ii U II 10 &I 1;:112.4.11ge. N 1w TOZNION Pi MEL i_dis i P• u II iq n je Ili M II lie I:I ►tl ii Ifi rit 1 ____ _ Y. 1 Oral Naral dd. I TIL plan I Asia 1414/1 . 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III I I. 00. 11•444 0 1 Igl 1 1 16 16.0 Pr VAN 11/1 Vac 1.1..aar• tai 216 01 5 144 LIMERICK al Mt AMILICAN PAM= STATION. —We lime stated that anangemsate have pet been sabred Into for the Montreal Oman Sceamthip Company's elemaire to all at Qmonetown, both on the homeward and outward voyages between theet Britain sad Canada, foe math and The pole of Liaireek, bowevar, cooidertag that par g :tropic an emiermsoll mall steam radium, won the alto to Induce the governmeat to permit the Montreal Com pany's steamers is Gall at Forms instead of Queenstown. Lot Thursday an ladosatial miming of the Limerick liar !war Bawd wee held, and after hearing the remarks of • patlentan cionaected with the Ithatreal Bteamshlpp Company, they to oleal to present a mossorial to the Lord sad to beck it up by aa lallosathl deputation. The Lime riot people urge that Foam Is the only English or Irish port when the etiernere eta lead mails and passiners direct on to the railway station—that the port is landloaked, oda, and sally awls, sad the centre of the Aglow and most industrious chariot of the math-wet of Ireland, and in all weathers sully ausiedbio, sad pastically many miles nearer both Liverpool and Ammo& than the dangerous harbour of Gahm. DEATH OF • WOMAN I , IOM FALLING DOWN moks.—On Friday afternom lige, W. IL Phillips, thq., my-coemer, held an Inquest at Wolverhampton, on the body of a married women aimed Fanny DeMMI, whose death had taken plea la the loath fltalordshire HoopitaL It mesa that three wake ego the deceased wagging down stabs at bar habend'a house, carry*, some clothes on her am, when she slipped and fell to th e ground, breaking her leg nd injuring kora& in ether parte of her body. She was Mass to the hospital, whore site died on Thursday last. The jury reamod • verdict of " Accideatal Death." . AOCIDSMT TO A COXIDIAN.—A serious accident to rret the Theatre Royal, Halifax, on Monday night, i ltatson, a favourite comedian, now performing there wader t with Mr. 8.-Itan, the present lessee. She- Mises N Wham 7.11 was being performed, and the play Ind pomaded op to that put of the .snored act where Tell insimets his son to nes the bow, by practising at • target. The target waa near some steps st one side of the Meg% up and down which the other pert , rmars had topes. Mr. Watson stationed himself the,., holding op a alssepalida to them. He bad just warred &lady who bad paned Cat bowers of the lumen, when one dew towards him, the point of which alumni hie loft eye. The sight of the eye hopelessly goes. - - - - - M. ROS2INL—The following letter has been ad dressed to the director of the Italian Theatre, Pala by M. Rosetta :—"ffir,—l am told that the posting-bills of your theatre announce a new opera by me ender the title of Um atria() deeidsna. I know not whether I have a right to prevent the representation of an old composition in two acts (mote or less) of old pieces of mine, I have never own pled myself with question' of that description relative S 3 my work', none of which—l may observe Is peasant—bear the title of Us 011W480 dr:eugenic I do not object to the representation of this piece, but I cannot allow the Maims to your theatre to think that it is a ewe opera of mine; set met, that I have marking to do with the arrangement which la about to be predated. I therefore request you to oause the removal from the bill of the word ono sad my name em the wiser, and to replace It by the Gillowing:—. Opera arraopd by M. Beerettoni on moremaz by M. Boetial.' I bisi that this eltfoliell appear in the met bill, if not I chili be obliged to dem a nd hoot Jostles what I sow claim from _your good faith.— Aeoept, GIOCCIITNO Rosstett."—The eche of the Italian Theatre wee la consequenos changed in seoordssoe with the legitimate demand of the WwMons composer. MONEY MABKE7.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxtlt. The funds Pamela ontremely firm. at the late ad vance, being supported by continued investments , as well as by the more satisfactory character of the amounts from France. Attention is, however, di verted to the market for British railway stocks, in which a further important rise has taken place. Most dame* of foreign and colonial railway shares are likewise firm. Farther guantit,oe of gold, in all &boot have bees recovered from the wreck of the Royal 60 Th i e u e t tum with tree uFmnibgianliahsailedmail fromr AA October. us de t n rc on ia the ot Tee Woodril r has arrived from China with 267,60011 m. et tea sad 12 Weed silk. Intelligence hoe due received of the total loss of the ship John and Lail, Captain O'Donuell, while on her voyage from Liverpool to the Cape of Good Hope with government emigrants. The crew and passengers were saved ; the latter had reached Per nambuco, and would be forwarded to their destina tion. The John and Lucy was owned by James Baines and Cu., of Liverpool, and registered 1,236 tons. The Moniteur de tetras& states that the French government nave purchased the steamer Nitrous!), of 2,300 tons, with the intention of employing her u a transport. This vessel originally belonged to the European and Australian Company. The small public sale of Plantation Ce; ion coffee yesterday went off at an advance of is. per cwt. In the tea market lower prices are quoted. With reference to the prospects of the Cuba sugar crop, Means. A. %abbe, Wing, and Co., of Bemoaned, report, under date the Bth inst.: The prooperte of the coming mop continue to be of a very favourable character, although planter' generally may not be able to commence grinding the ma at as early • date as in • ether year.. Heavy rain. have fallen lately, which favour the growth of the cane, but rather delay the crop. The New Indian Loan is firm, at log to 106 j. The quotation of the Three per Cent. Rents. at Pula this morning, aooording to Yr. Renter's tele gram, wu 70tr. 60c., showing a fresh rise of i per out. Consols are officially marked 961 and for money, and 961 and for the account. The present quotations are 961, " boyars," for money, and 981 to / for the 6th Deo. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt ih at 951 and / ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 and 1 ; the New Indian Loan, at 105 and 1051 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 961 and ; and Exchequer Bills, at 96e. to 295. prem. In the foreign stock market there is as yet no re vival of business, bat the tone is more favourable, and most descriptions are somewhat dearer. There have been some inquiries for Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Dutch, Mexican, and Brazilian. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 77 to 78; and the loan of 1858, 66 to 87. The scrip of the Russian Loan is marked dis. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1869, 97, ditto Four-ando-lialf per Cents., 1868, 961; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100; Mexican Three per Crate., for aocoont, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461, 451 ; Rus sian Three per Cants., 1859, 661, 851; ditto scrip, 1 dis.; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 331; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 771; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, 67; ditto, for account, 681. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are quoted 1/ to 11 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK °ousels are last quoted 98t to both for money and the Bth Dec., showing a rise of per mut. The principal movement of yesterday war in the market for British railway stocks, which showed more buoyancy than for a long time put. We have repeatedly adverted to the proved unwilling ness of the public to sell at a time when eligible channels for the employment of money are limited, and when rates little more than nominal are obtainable for deposits with the banks and discount houses. The guaranteed and preferential railway stocks have been steadily absorbed, until, even at prices which no longer present equal inducement to the Investor, no supply of the preferable descriptions can now be met with. The public are accordingly driven into the ordinary or unguaranteed stooks. Now that foreign polities excite lea immediate anxiety, spectilatore have also been encouraged to operate for higher prices by the large traffic returns and the prospect of favourable dividends. The activity of trade in the manufac turing districts is regarded es pregnant with hope to the Lancashire and Yorkshire and other lines, which are accordingly in great favour. Moreover the prices now current, being for the settlement of the middle of December, include, in mast instances, 6i months' dividend—a consideration ties which likewise tends to deter real holders TUESDAY ETZMUIII. Console, which closed yesterday at 961, " for the 6th Dee., opened this morning. at 984 to 4, and closed at 961 to 4. For money the last pries was 981. The official hotliness report is as follows:- -Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1,1; ditto, for account (Bth Dee.), 984, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 96, 961,961 ; New Three per Cents., 86k, 96, 961, 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 171, 174 ; Bank Stock, 227, 226, 228 ; India Stook, 228, 218; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1041. 106; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 964, 961 ; ditto, 1869, 96 1, 661- The " oontango " on Console to the January settle ment was 3.18 to 4 per cent., inclusive of inocnie tax. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan was again rather dearer, leaving of at 1041 to 106, or 71 to 8 Exchequer Bills were rather fiat, at 28s. to 29e. prem. India Beads have improved to par to 3s. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were is de mand, and rather dearer. The foreign stock market, though still inactive, likewise showed a tendency to improvement. Turkish stocks rose per cent., the Loan of 1864 bving quoted 77 to 1, and that of 1838, 88 to 4. The scrip bf the new Russian Loan has improved to 4to din., the paid-up bonds being at the same time quoted 661 to 1. Venezuela Bonds were better, at 281 to 4, and Mexican at 221 to 4. from selling. At the 'settlement which was in progress yesterday, in consequence of the disposition to purchase on speculation, higher rates of "continuation " were quoted on several stocks, j per cent. being paid, for instance, on London and North Western and Midland. This, however, it must be borne in mind, was at the extreme close of the account, Monday having been the regular "carrying-over" day. Generally, the rates were moderate, especially us regards South Eastern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and North British stocks; and it would appear that the aggregate of the outstanding speculative account is still limited. Although the market wee good in character throughout, South Eastern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and North Western stocks may be particularised as the strongest yesterday. The supply of money appears to have somewhat increased, and the beet bills are taken more readily at 2$ per cent. At the Bank the demand yesterday was very moderate. The exact amount of the Long Annuities expiring on the sth January next is 1,160,1241. 9s. . . A stun of about 100,0001. in silver engaged for shipment by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th has been countermanded. Assuming that it be withheld, the remittances on private account by that vessel will probably be limited. It is doubtful whether government will send any silver by this opportunity. The bar silver by the West India packet has been sold for the East at 6s. 2d. per ounce, showing no variation compared with the price obtained for the previous remittance, although in the interval sales have occurred at 6v. 214. The Chilian dollars have also been placed at 4s. 1114. - - - - On Change yesterday afternoon there were more in quiries for bills on Paris and Vienna. The other exchanges were steady. In the OWN of Hamburg an advance took place. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, Rues months, 11.16 to 4; Moo short, 11.13 to ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16 so 4; Antwerp, three moathe, 26.26 to 30 ; Ramberg, marks mato, three months, 13.5 to ; Parts, three day.' eight, .:6.74 to 16 ; ditto, three months, 26.30 re 35 ; FrenVort-on-the. Mains, three months, 117 to ; Petersburg. per rouble, three mouths, 34 el ; Vidalia, .6. do.. three menthe, 12.80 to 70 ; Trieste, ditto. three months, 12.60 to 70; Madrid, three =oaths, 494 to 4; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 60 ; Leghorn, three mouths, 30.20 to 30; Genoa, three months, 26.40 to 6; Naplea, three month., 404 to 4 Palermo, three months, 122 to ; Maratha, three months,; 122 to 4; Lisbon, 90 days, 624 to 4; Oporto, 90 days„ 6 2 1 to i• At the meeting of the New York and Erie Rail road bond and stockholders, held yesterday at the Lon don Tavern, the report of the deputation who have recently examined that company's affairs was read. A fell and free discussion followed, when it was resolved, with only two dissentients, to adopt cor dially the propositions of the board of directors for the re-organisation of the company. It was stated that the assenta should be given immediately, in order that they may be in New York not later than the Ist January next. There was an increased inquiry for this company's securities after the meeting. A special meeting of the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company is called for the 13th December at Liverpool, to consider the pro piety of appointing a committee before whom Mr. Matthew Forster can attend with his evidence, and prove the allegation, in hie pamphlet entitled 'A Statement of Fame.'" MINES.-THIS DAY. The annual meeting of the NIIINISCI Railways Com pany is convened for the 30th Dec., at Wiesbaden. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous snares, as given in the Two o'CLoce. Stook Exchange List published last eveniag Inearence.—Atlas, 17; Alliance, Britten and Foreign, 17, 161; Guardian, 641, 6411; Imparts' Fire, 368; Indemnity llarfar, 170; LiverpW sad London Fin and Life, 81, 84; Rack Lila 84. Ges.—British Prothelal, 214 ; London, Blue Preference, 80, set • ' Pb. h. ; United Dearral, 22 +; Western, 12 1 . Weterenrks.—Pest Landau, 128. Docks.—Bast red Wee India, 116 ; London, 674, 67, 62; Bt. Ketbsrlnr, 724; Vienna, 1044. Canals.—Birconighant, 94, 96, 943; Itenenes, 194. The Danish Financial agents have notified the particulars of the progress of the sinking fund on this Five per Cont. Stock. Bonds to the amount of 6,4001. are to be paid off on the let of Match next. In the mining market to-day there hes been • moderate amount of buaineu, although this is " pay day." The tranuctions have been principally in shares in Stray Park, Trearlths, East Wheal Rus sell, South Frances, Penhanger, Old Tolgus, Cars borneVean, North Downs, Hingston Downs, Herods foot, North Rohm, and Wheal Arthur. St. John del Rey Mining shares are still inquired for, and hare been dealt in at 171. General !dining (Nova Scotia) are marked 263; Fortnum, 210 and /dariquita, I and The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia are quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem. An extraordmary meeting of the shareholders in the Unrest Coal Yining Company is called foe the 18th Dec. at Cavan to decide upon the dissolution or continuation of the oostpsny. JOINT .---.....-... -. ..• ear l 0f.......... =0,0 .... ' . &La: L OWE at WAN Aailisaa.sd Mail toluba .... .... a kma.Lbar. 0. 1111111U8S1111i 11... r Beate A. sad Oo_any.. Jolas Meal tea et 'PM et Ruts.: , gellassi Sauk New toe* II Dnew Bela QM Moro Oink fte•Mial of Irdiel De. Sow ...... keno( Leariallis COMMERCIAL AND MARKBTS. MARY-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather in London thaw Karr het, was changeable, asseourly mild. Last night sue, fall three there high, which melted this morning. The attaadance of the trade was small, the tone quiet. Prior of most articles of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small and of countrythade flour, small. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were re potted this morning r all of lour, and small of wheat, of barley, and of oats. WILIAT.-Begliah sold slowly at lest Monday's prior. Foreign unalterd in value. English whits, 42.. to 62e.; red, 38s. to 44a. per quarter ; Derck and lionigebery, 42e. to 665. per 4941 b. • Rostock, 424. to 60e.1 ether Balm pore. 40s. to 465. ; Frith, Ma. no 425. Fume. -glow Wads at shoot last Monday's prior. Town, Me. to 435.; Norfoth, She. jar 2801 b.; French, 28a. te Us. per 280 lb.; Amer., 1J.8., 26.. to 27.. per barrel. BARLEY girt trade, at Monday's rates. English, 245. to 48s. par qr. ; 2th to 27 e. ; o th er aorta, 23e. to 27a , per quarter. (Jars quiet at lest Meadr's demand, unaltered In prig. British 20s, to 30a._ per qr.; Russian, 19e. to 245. per qr, ; other Bahr _ports, 22a. 27e. par go. Beans. -English and Egyptian held at last Moods?. prior. English tick, 36.. to 41e. ; barrow, 42.. to 46.. per qr. Foreign. 40a. to 60e. per qr. Egyptls s, 36e. per qr. PEAS maintained lan Monday's prior. English boiler. 38s. to 40e. ; box and grey, 365. to 40e. ; foreign white, 48s. FLOATING CAUSIOES.-8421011 last Friday a large fleet of grain laden vessels wee reported arrived as poem of can s viz., 143, of which 37 whew, 68 melee, 19 barley, 6 beans, 2 oats, 11 rye. &les reported :-W hest arrived : Earian Ms. ; two Termer °Mit% 48e, all per 4921 b.. M ated arrived ! 32.. 6d. ; Odessa, 32e. • all pre 4921b5.; Ibrall, 30e. 3d. per Meths. Barley, solved : Weer about 28e. per 40016. To-4r a couple ot eargoes at maize were reported as sold at thou praetor paicet. Is wheat no ease were reported at the time agora to wee. LalltlV/LLI INTO LONDON LION NOV. N TO NOV. El AWN& Vont& - ........ . .... 34 40 - M WO Ilbelat Link Ilsor. : Pada+ row. ems.. MINCING-LAN).—(THIS DAY.) Booas.—The large pntlio Wm of foreign and Mama am programing Iry hout *bowing any material alteiation im perm. Refined unaltered. Corwsz.—This article has an upward tendency. Ter.—The market le unsteady, and It to difticalt to give exact quotations. Common quoted nominal at le. 21., in the absence of htuitneas. _ . . . Rica.—Pride are firm, but the demand ia limited. Avrerraz.—Besgal refraction 7 to 9, sold 36e. he 370. 3d.. . . 'Eorrox.—No asks repotted. P 11117470 sold at 30. to Sid. TALLOW MARK KT.—(THIt+ The market le steady at the following plow, which exhi bit no change compared with those lest glutted petards, Tetra tallow, tallow, 586. net mob ; Prim..burg Y.C. ea the spot. 576. id. ; all the year and December, 57e. Jemmy Is Ketch, deg. ed. COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Russell Hettacs, 19s. 9J. ; Walls End Eraddsls Hetton, 19.. 9d.; Wills End Haswell, 20..45d4 Walls End Holum, 20a. 6d.; Walla End Northutabirland i , 15a. Bd.; Walls Ead Caradoe, 195. 6d.; Walla End Haugh Hall, 19e. ; Wails End Hunwiek, 15s. 61. ; Walls End South Keno., 19. 61. ; Walla Bad Whitworth, 15e 61.; Tioill•Id Moor Elutes, 15e. 9d.; Wylaas, 16e; Saddles Hartley, 15e.; Bates's Hartley, 14e 61.; Ntrth H Main, 15e. 6J.; Cares Original Hartley, 155.-88 ships sa market. Boil/aim TO NUMM.—Yesterday's Gazette eon tabu as order by her Majesty in mama that the time limited for payment of the bouatles of sir panda to able seamen, and of three pounds to ordinary esernea, be pee loosed and extended from the lot day of Daosiaber to the 31st day of January Inclusive. THE WEAVERS' STRUM AT STALITBRIDGE.—. Yeeterday afternoon the mill of litr. Leech, armee mar lecturer, litteleybridge, was thrown open end the eagtate 'tenet., with the understaodieg that all the weevers who chose might mums work at an advance of id. per eat. We understand that several of the hands did go es work, bat VW the majority of them were children of overloohals W. mra &rotund Messrs. Cheatham hays given aa advises of gd a per cut, and Messrs. Beason fd. per eat.—Metfwaler Oar diem. Boom KENSINGTON Muentie.—During the week indite( Nov. 26 the visitors have been as follows Ott Mee day, Tosaday, and Saturday (free day5),2,763; on Moadag sad Tuesday (fres matey), 3,439; on the three etudeale days (adattialca to the pablla ed.), 679 ; one etude ati eves fag tWadaseday). MI; total, 7,102. From the opening of the Maori, 1142,182. CRYSTAL PALLS. 0112 SHILLING Ttriseeir, Nov. 29.—shatedoas on 'payment, 640; dial by moot *heti, ; teed *Alm, 977 141 aii Lawarpaol Itaareasa at OMB. . 1 paylas ""a rl f ien.9 "3l' al Oman is flealma= 4l". ... . aa Clammuallakeark Mg W all :L i TdONWa. 15 mu iiirm a rFoth. .... li i GitesA 6111. 7 . 4 illl ems an desii.iii: Is 4.lll" eirriiii: 1▪ 0 Lembiali. maga& aailll Wan aid OuimaiL- Sorg W De. ?all It amaz a irittl . II rar l s tat et 13 Da Saw N a Tema hat au Pita, ma lloglie al, Para sag II IWO awl Ira Immo I geizirilhi WO. all salg - Faa . ag Moab til Virg.r.Z. OA imam aid alleme_ _ u. 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