The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-18 00:00:00

I sF.CON 1) EDITION. 'iliF. crA ERA L ELEC lON. - 1):FICIA1 DECLARATIONS. lIAT.I CITY OF LONDON. ofi, ial declaration of the poll took pines at t:iaiahmn, et 1 o'clock, th.a day. The Hall was filial, A there wen much excitement. Ate SnaatiT declared the numbers u follows: °embark .. .. 6120 t•tawford • • • . fitia Lawneuoa 621 • • Bel • • .. 61/0 1 a ells .. 6090 • • Gibbon.. .. 6013 • • hothorhiM • . LAUBETII, The ofti,itil declaration of the poll took place thin day. et the hu-t.tage. at 11 o'clock. Thom wore • reed many rer.one 1 re-ent. but not nearly SO MIR] as o€ll flee o cauyon of the nominatam. The summed eaadidatee um loud!) cl.evred on making their appearance, and • !ere welo de•i-ice cam of "IN here's Morgan Howard t" There ca*. however, still more cheering she' he amend. The returning officer, in openin; the proreedinte, said had CRT d them tot:ether to declare the final 'state of e pull. and be found that there were 'muter .. .. 16641 M'Arthur .. 14.133 Bows: d .. 7043 %in, a majority to Mr. J. C. Lawrence over Mr. Aithar 01 CM and over Mr. Howurd of B.OOS. Timm a. al • a majority in furcvir of Mr. 31• Arthur over Mr. I kuvaid of 7,410. (Chews ) it WaS MS duty therefore tn are Hr. Lawrence and Mr. M•Arthur du'y dated tubes to: Lambeth. (1.014 Cheers.) . . . The rstiow member thusk itonititomtts. • attic proitecilit‘t. ttiania . ol with wi s otaplattf to Opilaw Ing Wait booted a tab • MARYI.F.BON7. This morning 2117. - -- fuuilin, the returning cr . et. (hewed the numbera vutitig for tho rerps:tir• "..d : dmes to I nee Lein : Lew'. (I ) .. .. .. .. 9792 flwin:l4ll , (16) . • .. .. 9111 SaildwllhlL) .. .. .. b:.11 l;rst,t kL) .. .. .. .. 40i9 I arkytio) C) .. 39249 • • r:.,:. tiu.t two were necoruuqr , y returned as dale eleete3. St)rTHWARK. - - 7Lofrud cent ue.nial of the declaration of the nil ea, %eve il this morning in the xioet Iran Inil manner. : with a total üb,entip of Lae le,* and excitement which f , 41 distil:xi:idled the nom oat on day. At half-wit it. :lout tilt; Per"" had aleceintileil iu hold of the hastin^a -1 d th e number had nut in:A.l.4lly increased wilco the 1 ueb IBailih 11341011.1.1ted the number., kl e , ca . L oc k e and 1. V:1111 reo. iced a hearty rho-r on their arrival. Ilie meal ere as announced by the High Bailiff were— .. Leeks .. 64127 L.yard Cotton .. 219:i The High Bailiff drearrd the election to have fallen on Y. isms. Locke and Layard. FMBBrRT. Mr. Alfred Carr. the returning officer for Fins t,:ry, this morning nticially announced the result of the 1 atobe as tollosts; Torrtos .. .. .. .. 13159 .. Lusk .. .. .. 12.103 Glitallee .. .. .. .. 6137 Co: .. 1218 .. .. r. , , therefore. declared Mr. M'Cullegh Torrons and Mr. A Amman Lusk to he duly elected to serve in the next i i:Laroeht as the representatives of the borough. The _Lotaceineut was received with universal cheering. HACKNEY, This afternoon at one o'clock the official decla •%ti, nof the poll took place in the presence of several . :.shed lemons, the excitement being far len than that bitecl yesterday. The returning officer, Mr. H. Child. announced the as fellows : Bred (L) Rohn, U.) haler ; L) Webb (C) lbason (I) limner ,L) .. 14785 .. 12243 .. 882 i ▪ 2833 .. 9.575 ▪ 3021 1 OWER HAMLETS. Ayrtm (1 '.. .. . • .. 91139 Saw de (L) • . .. 7549 C'f e e e I.) .. .. .. .. 744 i ia % .. .. .. 7168 liewum (L) .. MO !Irma. Aynon and SL;wida were timer :mime declared oa,low ;T.) Garth Faster (L) RiPleY ( 1 4 • . Ilia (L) .. (BY Ttl.lGla)B.) GUILDFORD. BILIDTORD. .. g4' .. 1647 .. Slid POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) TI-, polling or mmencei beiaidy at 8 o'eloeh morning. The following was t►e state of the peiliag Clock Dilke 133nre Freake Rama Duke Hoare, Rural ' Pram DUke (1.) Hoare (LI Rowan l'') Fmk. (C) 10 o'CLocz. 11 o'CLoci. 12 o' ewer. Mike Hoare 'turmoil Freak, 1 o'CLocz. .. 471 .. 434 .. 387 .. 363 ..'w1344 .. 1269 .. 1119 .. 1077 2431 2449 . 1861 . 1b22 .. 3639 1.504 .. 2634 2468 Dilke Hoare Rum*ll Freaky .. 4114 .. 4001 .. 2924 .. 2818 THE PROVINCES. (IT 111320Z&PIL ) LIVERPOOL. —lO o'Cxoct. Ilatbf one (L) .. 6.1.46 .. .. Mt s.ey (L) .. • • .. Vl9 Ctuvos ;C) .. • . .. 4107 Eandco (C) .. 4518 Matey (L) lUtLboome (L) (haven (C) .. Sande* (C) 11 o'CLocx. 1 o'CLocz. ram ore (L) d;lavr, (C) 110 , •ry (I.) taw' 7.52 8034 Cs.AB .. G 4 . 12924 .. I .189. i .. 127u7 .. 12552 F.OUTHANTTON.-10.30 o*CLoca.. Yoratt (I.) .. • • .. 1061 l'iwi...y (1) .. .. .. 1060 111aue (I.) .. .. 1101 r.0...is (c) • • • • .. 1003 HAVEItI'ORDWEST.-10.30.0%1.006 Edam& (L) .. .. 361 litmus (C) .. .. 254 HARTLEPOOL.-10.30 o'Caoom 3...agw.0 (C) .. ... lacliardsoa (L) .. .. • • ItOCIIESTEII.-10.30 o'Ciaxt. Nadia (L).. .. Binightle (L) .. .. Siam (C) .. ••• • • • BARNSTAPLE.-10.30 o'CLOOII. Williams (C) .. .. .. Care (L) .. • • Ryas* (L) .. .. .. ••• • • . Callw•y THIRSK.--10.30 o'Cuxt. (Ci . .. Julia-tasie (L) .. • • DP:Niacin DISTRICT. 1.4.4.4.1 NU at 11. Will:M. l (I ) .. .• • . llsiaaarini (C) .. .. • • P. Wall 14 41.1itni.— 10.30 o'CLOI3I.. , 1.) .. • • Email:tad (C) -•• • • • 1, 1 - NDEE. I (•.;'0 o'Cao6l. Arnei to isil (L) .. .. 4403 .. (Pinky ill.. . .. 43;3 • . . 1.1111. I..• 114 .. 1. dolt 'I.) .. .. ' • • • .. 1111 0 111/litilibT. - 10 O'CLOCIL M'lt.r.l /I'4 .. 144 .. Lamp. (f.) .. .. .. 34 • . .. 1043 1098 STAI.EYBIIIDGIL-10.311 tiCwox. Fidebethere (0) .. .. 810 tuckley (L) .. .. 690 COCKERMOIFFII.-10 o'Ouloc. Fletcher (I.) .. .. 300 • • Deaths ((`) .. .. 1116 itTROITD.-11 4VOLor.c. Naivete ) .. .. 1219 Wiaterbi.thavi (L) .. .. 1214 Deriagtos (C) .. .. .. 1091 CRICKLA.DII.—to o'OLosi. Gooch (r.) .. Odd n aa rd ) .. •.. . •• .. 191 HORMAX.-1130 o'OLocur. Aldsidg• (C) 146 Hunt 191 B11171(1124011TH.-11 VOLool. Wltibiove (C) 411 Acton (L) o'Or.9oz. • • 429 Amos (L) CHRIRTCHURCH.-10.20 o'Clooz. Barka a.) 18. WOOlll (C) 22$ ASHTON-17NDF.II-LTNE.-10.30 o'at.9oE. Mellor (C) 1746 Caeca (L) .. 1654 OOLCHIIIIII4I4.—H o'Ozpoz. Bobow (L) Brewer (I.) .. 1101 •• • • 10117 Karelske (C) 944 Learoolith (C) 923 WILMARNOCK DISTIIICT.-11 ciOcoaz. Bowverie (L) .. . . .. .. 10d0 Chadwick ) .. .. 767 • • Tboawan (iii) .. .. 480 DLVONFORT.-10.30 o'CLoOK. Clambers (L) .. .. 753 .. .. , 1" rr i a . l ) Cl . .. .... 713 Fe (_, .. .. 721 TalAket n .. .. LEWES.-10.30 olhoor. Christie (C) .. .. 4si Ism (L) .. .. 481 .. -- . --- "PfikEIPTELD.--its• warm.. Nambost (L) ... .. .. 870 Eattlettoo (C) .. .. .. Ut LYNN, NORFOLK.-10.30 °Two'. &milt" (1) .. .. .. 615 Bourke (t ) .. .. .. 591 Buxton (1) • • .. 443 MALIN CITT.-11 0:C1.033. Guinness (C) .. Se .. 4108 Flunk.'(C) .. .. .. 4113 Corrigan (L) .. .. .. 3331 PENRYN AND FALMOUTH.-11.311o'CLIlt. yowler (C) .. .. .. 616 Emetwiek (C) .. .. .. 431 .. .. 119 liodron 04 .. .. .. 442 I4:•1 nJTITIVI glrf THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMbER 18, 18a. CLOSE OF THE POLL. OLDHAM. Ribbed Platt Cabbed efliaks 4117 412/ SIN OM MEMBERS RETURNED. (THIS DAT.) OXVOILD Convocation assembled this morning. the Vice- Chsirman presided, and there were a few beads of housto and masters present. Mr. G. Hardy was proposed by the Provost of Oriel, and Mr. Mowbray by Irchdeaoon Clarke There being no oyposition both were declared duly elected. Ramo* Dtertucr.—Prioe (L) OaroanernaE.- -Henley (C), North (C) and Cart wright (L). returned. Nownrrxertansno (Nourn).—Pertey (C) and Ridley (C) returned. Wonceerrasniaa (Warr).—Knight (C) and Dowdeswell (C) returned. LINCOLNSAIRE (Mm).—Amcoata (L) and Chaplin (C) returned. (Ksia).—Lsagton (C) and Hood (C) Nztruoae.—Mc Mahon (L). returned. ICIRICAIDT.—Aytonn (L) returned. CARLOW.—Brucn (C) an d Kavanagh (C), returned. WILMIORILA3.I).—Bactive (C) and Lowther (C) re turned. NOMINATIONS. (THIS DAY.) Barrnotr.--81taw and Bernard. Poll demanded. DROGHZDA.—WLitworth, No Clintook, and Brodigan. Poll demanded. Ownow Lica Anzaamt IJI Gordon. Poll demanded. _ _ .—Moncri ell and Dritoascele—Bartz and Matthews. Poll demanded. LONDONDICIAT. DOWN and Hamilton. roll de manded. Bajczwocie.— Gwyn and Pryoe. Pull demanded. brrrom (Wurr).—Parker, Hervey, and Lamport. Poll demanded. C MULL. —0 Beirut, Munster, Scully. Poll demanded. dulD). —Rolmeadals, Dyke, Hervey, Used. Poll d SALIIIIBVRT. —Lush, Ryder, and Hamilton. Poll de manded. it;;;aur..—Rneeell. Cam. and Bowyer. Pon de manded. _ _ _ — Faiaimorsione.—Dalway and Tomlin. Poll demanded. Seervix (Fret).—Adair, Western, and Cobb*ld. Pell demanded. SERIOUS ELECTION RIOTS. LOBS OF LIFE. Some serious election riots resulted from the excitment of the election, yesterday. At Bolton some severe fights took piece between Eng lish and hish portions of the population. Many persona were injured, and considerable damage wee done to pro p.rty. Order wee not restored until • company of wldi rs On ived from Bury, and the Riot Act was rtad. At Wakefield, the disturbances which arose out of the nominations was of so serious a character that the mili tary had to be sent for from Lewis. At the Wednesbury diction, voters at Tipton were stoned by the roughs supporting Beataly. Mr. Joseph, • surgeon, was out on the head. A el eclat constable who interfered and struck down the assailant was •ttaelosd. He took refuge in a Ileum, but was dragged out, beaten with pick handles an I left for dead. His brother, • powerful fellow, was sind laily hurt. The rioters attacked public houses ant broke windows. Thirty policemen marched out and disermad the rioters, who threatened • renewal of disturbances in the night. A company of riles are under arms in Wulyer humiton welting (niers from Tipton. ILtre hat Leen a serious riot in Newport. The military were rulh d out, end charged the mob repeatedly. Ono el scn wan killed, and several dangerously wounded. The town is now quiet. BIRMINGHAM ELECTIOff. Messrs. Bright, Dixon, and Wants have issued the foliating note of th.tuks to the elector, of Birming ham: " Gentlemen,— Your efforts have been crowned with anemia, and you have won a great and memorable victory fur the liberal cause. Notwithstanding the Minority Clause,' which was intended to impair the force of the majority of the oinstituency, you have returned three literal representatives to the now parliament by a groat, indeed, 11 an overwhelming majority of vote,. We %LI at the Tory earliest opportunity to thank you for the confidence you have placed in un and we feel very pure that the whole liberal party of the kingdom will thank you. We accept the honourable trod you have oriranutted to us, deeply grateful to you for your eon& denco and jour good opinion of us. "Conimittce-room, November 17, 11188." The Emprems Euginia's fele was announced on Sunday morning at Compiiigne at break of day by ealvoev of artilh ry. Mew was celebrated at the palace by the ilit•hop of Adraa, Almoner to the Emperor, with the clergy =4 the singers belonging to the chapel of the Tuileriei. After service, at which all the guivde were prevent, there was a reception, followed by a review of the troops in front of the impv ad re 4- due* then a drive in the forest, a etabe grand diuurr al.a hell. Ile geed: of tbn firpt 1 , 11/71. 4 left flueepi!vm ye 4• tet.'ey. and tho. Of the oerood will arrive on Wednee. ,'ay ircolarr. The lutist. of the 11yttl:11140 Theatre won mt hen day tcrfte 4,111/13 thO Gels e. US!. INOU from their i:pes loin& LAW INTELLIGENOIL-(THIS DA.Y.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVOROA • (Before Sir J. P. Wilde, Mr. Juotose Willer. sad Mr. Judie* Obeeby.) SUDAN P. MADAN UM DO 11DZINWL Thu was or i or ibau r a sett by doe beetroad fora direlnei ro the ground ef bu wife's adultery with the 04.T0111311- dent. Phi awe was tried fait mummer lo.ifere a jam when the jury gave a verdict for the petitioner •W Mead 1,14:01. sewed the ee s reopondent Mr. ilayferd new nwireol, est the part of the eri-rerpea dent, that the wordlist sight be W wide, on the gonad that it as spies' album Cr. ors vas presiediag Wink our report lett.] COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Mr. Ommissimor Boom) m VA JIILIVIP 1.10. The bankru pt haised fr om was a commission merchant. of 51110-Iss% arc and residing in ont debts of MU surren Piorenee-street, Islington. dering Me app li ed to be :, vaned •t1 01. . ; good debts, 67f. ; property re= seconti, 1. Mr. Althsdge for the able! assignee; Mr. Marra so the bankrupt. Mr. on behalf of the aesignee of • bank. rupt sensed irmander, and asked that the bankrupt Amid in ordered to Ale dements of hie traninotioas with Friedlander and with • person named Zieler. who was said Id he abroad, and also the usual good; nob. and es' banns/ ainoume. M. Aldridge painted out that the bankrupt's debit had been antraeled during the present year, and • auditor who wee said to hold seeasity slimed tluit a is of being mused be had • clean of 1101. against the . estate. TIM bankrupt, in examinatirm stated that he kept se ledger in in bovines& Els Baneur—A merchant, and yet keep no ?edger t The bankrupt explained Met be did nut suierstaal amounts, and had not long been I. basinesi. TheCormnialioner said Mat additional amounts must be furnished. including special statements as to the bank rupt's tianractioas with Friedlander and Zeigler. Adjourned accordingly. MANSION-NOTTS& SODOM ON LO1U) ILLTOZNI George &with, defers - bed as a labourer, was e'Sarged an remand with 'dealing a gold watch and chain, value ti km the repeal of Mr. Jelin (Amore, a Bootab reiding at Shepherd's-hush. At the Ins: examination the prosecutor stated that be was standing at the corner of boa,aonger-lane, Chimp ride, on Lord Mayor's thy, when the primmer snatched at his watch and chain and ran away. Abort ten minutes Altai was& he raw him in custody, and bleatifiel him aa the per..en who had robbed him. Vi Whim Dian, a soomenger, mid he was standing at the oorncr of Old Jewry shoat 12 o'clock on the day in pies-. tiow, and heard something fall at his feet. It was the wabh and chain belonging to the prosecutor, and he im mediately banded it to an oat. ._ .• Policn 7 constabis hfonajue said he saw the prisoner running and caught him at the corner of Old Jewry. At the same time the wateh and chain were pot into his hands. Alderman Wilson committed the pruionar for trial at the Contra Criminal Court. WANDSWORTH. INTORTANT TO MIMI= MID elm= OP enorwerr. A cam of some interest was heard before Mr. Ingham upon as adjourned summons againd dlr. Joseph baud: for building houses is the Bridge-road. Batters/, beyond the line of frontage as determined by the superintendeat architect of the Metropolitan Beard of Works. It appeared that the defendant began building before the line of frontage was determined, and afterwards com pletedhis houses. On proceedings being taken against as he memorialised the Illeitan Board to allow his bourns to stand, but they to make any order, and the magistrate was now called upon to have them demolished. Two cases in point were cited. One was a case which had been beard in the Court of Comma Pleas, and it was reed in support of the defendant's objection. In that OW the judges were of opinion that the decision of the superintendent architect was not goal, and that the magistrate bad power to miew it. The second case was of later date, and was beard in the Court of Queen's Bench. It was read by Kr. Corvallis, the clerk of the local board, in support of the summons, and it w as t o the effect that the judges hiCil that the decision of the superintendent architect was binding up o n th e magis te. _ _ Ingham said his own opinion was that he was bound by the decision of the superintendent architect, and that he was called upon to determine whether the buildings were beyond the line. He recommended the defendant to apply again to the Metropolitan Board. He did not think he ought to be punished in that serious way by the destruction of a large quantity of yaluabie pro perty for having been obstinate. The summons was then adjourned for a month to enable the defendant to make the application, the magistr a t e giving him permission to use his remarks. M. Vitaliano, eon of Baron Perrone of Catan zaro, with a fanner and mason, named Pansa and Gaup, hove just been captured by brigands at Sella, in the province of Naples. The bandits, learning that the young man was about to sleep at the farmer's hones on his astute, went at night and knocked at the door, but the introit.' refuted to open. On Ouzo going out early the next morning, the men, who had been lying in ambush, rushed in and secured M. Vitaliano, whom they carried off, as wall as the two others to the wood of Gala:alone. They have since demanded a sum of 30,000 ducats (4fr. 2k. each), threatening to kill the baron's eon if the money be not paid. Troops have been sent in pursuit of the band, but without success. The Lombardia has the subjoined :—" A Neapo litan, peering himself off for the Marquis de V., • Preach man, has bean arrested near Como. He is suspected of being the author of • threatening letter sent to Comet Bariatynaki, in which the latter was enjoined to delimit in a certain part of the grounds of the Villa &Me • snag of 10,000 fr. In cam of refuel threats were held eat of killing the Emma of Rwnia." FATAL AOCTOIDIT.—On Monday afternoon, a few minutes after the nomination of the candidates at the hustings on Stepney-green, Mr. Beals went to a private home near the - polling place, and appeared at a first floor window. There was • great rush towards the spot, and new persons were thrown 'down. Amcng them was Mr. Tensaw, • gas fitter, who was palming along the footpath with a balked of tools in his hand. One of Barclay and Perkins' dra was at the time peeling down the road towards • and the wheels pared over hie body and embed him in • frightful manse,. He was ospreys(' by the polies to the London Hospital, and lingered in great &rosy until yesterday morning,. when he expired. Inspector Ole, of the I division, who was withina few feet of the deceased when he was forced under the dray, says that no blame what ever can be attached to the dray:near, and that several other persons narrowly escaped. - - - Tux NEW Bianor or LneooLN.—The Van. Christopher Wordsworth, D.D., Archdeacon of West minster, who will succeed to the bishopric of Lincoln, in the room of Dr. Jackson, about to - become Bishop of London, is the third son of the late Dr. Christopher Wordsworth, many years master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and ncl hew of the poet. He was born in lbf.ft, and was educated at Winchester, whencs he pro. (ceded to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he took his B.A. degree in 1530, when ho was senior claaaic, and 14th ec (+time its the mathematical tripoe. He was Clianeellor's English medallist 1827.28, Porson's prize man 11428, Browne's medallist 1827-28, Crayon's scholar 1b29. lie was orilained deacon 1114 1833, by Dr. Kaye, Lisliop of Lincoln, and ,neat in 183.1 by Dr. Percy, Bishop of Carlisle. Daring held a fellowship in Trinity Citicize, Cambridge, and the public oratorship of the university, he was elect, d in 1826 to the head mastership of narrow School on the nomination of Dr. Langley, the late Arch bishop of Canterbury, to the newly-formed bishopric of Ripon. In 1844 he ;ran nominated by Sir Hobert Peel, on behaN of the clown, to a timoury residentiary in West minster Abbey, and on the resignation of Dr. Boutin.* in 1866 became archdeacon of Westntinster—an honoree, distinction which is conferred o n o ne o f the canons. Ile has also held, since 1450, the vicarage of Stanford-in-the Vale, Berkshire, a living in the gift of the dean and chapter of Westminster. The canonry is worth I,IIOW. • year and residence, and the vicarage about 4004 The bishop nominate is the author of a large number of cleri cal, historical, and theological works. TUE ROWAN CAIIIOI.IO lIIRRARCTIY rf SOOT LAZED.— A communication from Rome, in the Monde, says: —"A rumour is current that Pius IX. has the intention of reconstituting the ecclesiastical hierarchy in Scotland, and of creating, at the approaching Conti tort', two new car dinals in England. Mgrs. Manning and Ullathoene are mentioned as the prowl. designated There i s a l so m ad to ho a question of appointing a primato of Scotland in the penon of the hey. Mi. liatterson." ROI:81Na TUX VOTEILY.--At tht. Prettitlential elec tion, on the instant. the flontoerats of New Yu* sent found the city, b.foro sunrise, huge hells mounted on weirget..e la rouse their votui EI.EI TION 11F.T.- -An Indium raper rnoOnli a wager lectweon a lady and gentlemen 441 thu Preridt.nt;nl ekeilf4o. If theist wax elected, the yontn4 seen wee to 1/131Ty tbs. 3ouna holy; if Seymour, 111 , young lady was to n:act I) the young g tnticulan. 1!0F11.11TAI. DIBEPOOI OP MR TnRoAT, 32, 4:011.1N S.4l?Allt, bUlihg the work Ondinl N.V. 14, 11;:.; e.tv we...., frt alarm% of whom 37 ware saw LATEST SPORTING H ANTICIPATIONS OF WARWICK. TO TXM =Oat Cl TM 141 . 31111111. a a f 11 II SM.—Beyond the postposoinatta of to -Wage Oa account of darkness solider on Whin Ihgadegfirelird couhl be got through mew haeo grogramod me* ami totic/Cy at Warwick, sad a gnat Slid will owslost the Ididlond Conot:es Haailigap to-sorrow. The ow* fri eorrably-waglitid the boot ia, fisseid, to lot as leis groundsok perisaulag not kis skim" I give rai iota to Tribes' aril ; bat. should as etatrooso outsider tura op tramp, it stay he the turatid-hreso Roque/fat. }or the Mitt $ mimed las to Proffusio .ed datum ; sad the Dsk a ilasslibie simpold be credited with the Haat Ogg Ohasa—l ea, ita, Wednesday Moroi& Xl/1102. sumesev.) WARWICK DAT.) HANDICAP RUNDLO. nimbi .. .. Colours .. .. _. 6r::. MAIDIN PLATS. 7Apzle • • - • • Lag a the N;;les .. • • HANDICAP OP 16073. Meant .. • • • • Pak . .. .. Psista .. Stn WELTER HANDICAP. President Unman. Augarstiek Teitesine no. SELLING NAOS. Queen of 'tali Mambo lifignoootlo fait. tr unkinnannol Jel n T me& .. ?idly Hone .. .. ! :: i :: i • .. 1 :: i .. 3 .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 60 I 4 0 60 a „ _ • I 6 raa. NANDTCAP STEEPIMCHABE. Tire Idles. I. Na. Rightlyer, &nibs, B.til, Orne, Harlington, I a Tionv, HeSogolis, Birdie, Am of Trumps, Winichey Pail. and Roving Maid am bare. SECOND NITESERY FREE lIANDICAP. Five fur long.. 2.30. Donal' Katie, Olen ROMII, Hilda, Nanny Thormanhy, Tim BoLbin, Dunbar, !Bowman. Mocooletto. Min Thatkinay,Hymen. Night Stroller, King 11:aluvd, Mathilila, Palmerston g. Athenians c, Arbaces, Cliastels, Amyl', Aglaia, Clare et Belle, Emerald, and Bdith are ham Amman—Knight of the Garter, lone f, and Moonbeam. 11111.PlI1►O 11177ALLIM DAYJ I meow, Nov. at atm &savable ; vettbir tb ta. .liZtriurrao. Nor. 17.—Arrired : Maim from Fare-alsow.. fur : N11111..2 , 3 Cook. Calrotia ; Mar of Danmark, Weals& failed : Abe* Holdra, for ibigl4oo. J. 11.1111.A.TE, Nov. 16.—Attired : AMerope, tram Simon's Bay, for Ardor. rp ; that, Limped, for Dublin. Loyarrom. Nor. 17.—Arrhed : hem %Ma ; Tanjore. reconada; Nrimaka (gab Now York ; PaVirfillii (a.), Clarbao. Pallid : !{tar of India, tar ; Comdata% Marsilia Yabanada. Calcutta •; Melba, Valparaiso ; hurler Narbeta, Wordier° do Cuba ; Wham. Mammal' : Colorado NC. Ntw York. Nov. 18 (cabs and fog.)—Airited: Sri Paraiba; Baron Vonapaag, liCamjie; Era, Antwerp; 00;;;IMIP7011; NOT. ti.—Bailed : Doom (m), ter Weer Indies ; Iketchlaad (re). New York. PCILLT. Nov. 111.—Anivvd : lladenna. from IlLmon'e Bay; Clara Mermaid, Alexandria ; Edward. Rio Omar. MARTPOrr, Nov. 17.—Arrived: John Wenn, from Miramieht Tacos, Nov. 17.-Baded : Florence. tor Matanase. CAEIVALTIIB. _ _ bill/POOL, NOV. 17. : 411;71aaa . isidir, trots Bombay to Akyab, has bees ket. CICIIIVC. NOV. 11.—The Napier, from lAverpord, win& greended mar Hatierea, has been get of. and Me arrived at Illontned. Cinema/ass Nov. 14.—Arrived : Alert*, boa Brasile, ket = w t, aad gad manatee smelt damaged by being ran iato tbe AZT o ft " ide Nor. 5.-171 e Claimer/en of Liverpool ia a total eek pork lemma, Nov. 1.-11se Zillab, Irma lath, whirls salved bore Atwood 17, with her .onto on flee, and Ina wattled, bas been sold for 11.100. Aa agreement 6r barn made to rake tier for 1800. 'lithos, Nov. It—'lM Wear (brig) of this Nato, from eon &eland to Ilaglanter, has hs boniest up to Collides Bareh, very leaky, with keel knocked away and other damage, having beta on the West Roas, Nov. N. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIE DAY., WIDIIIIIDAT, Nov. 11. il A.M. 1. 'TA' W. 144 . 141 ,--,: . " . .w.1 R. 1 07. 1-:1,77,w111: N.E. 1.1=17 Nail 50.44 341 . . • Abeam - .411,43 N.W. I 1 N. o- I I Lank ..-. 30.46140 , N.W. 3 N.I. I 0.07 , - 111116;_ . : 30.461,4u0 N.E. 2 N.E. 0- I I woroorr Yormooth 30.31 r 46 N.N.Z. 3 N.E. e - 3 Hake - - - - - - - Marra- WOO P.N.S. I 3 E. 1 - 1 (ki ---- "- .434 4443 Z. 0 I 1. 0 - - actlyland 30.0r 42 40 1 N.Z. 4 3 1.5.1. o - - Ltoolool -30.46 r 44 41 E. 1 2 N.E. to - I Voiotia - 2 Cope Cloor 30.25r 47 46 S.& 6 6 S.& tot - 3 Swale@ Pt- v 43 46 I.' 3 7 R. a - I ityassia .33 r- - 1.8.1. 2 3 1.8.7. or - I 11 ,3 7= 31 r 44 a IL 6 6 IL to - 3 Fart& 42 1.5.2. 3 3 &N.& no - 3 ;AS Loam r ,44 42 XXX. I 3 - of - C. 1121 Itro. WM r 43 41 Z. 4 1 N.E. 0 - 2 loot —. 1:167r le 37 IL 1 a ic. I) - i 1 Losissa . Air WSS 1. I' 7 1. so - 3 166666312 - 2 Manta ? sago 2 oho E. 4 - - u-s Lromo. T ... eam . mom: f sods E. 3 s Is • - s IF.A - Z.. - - - - - - - - BISONNWE Mien seateoll ase W assit bac= iMiL The t NW* of man the aboriory Wm. Tlismismier amid Is arks. 'slime Mee villt lr ausslina *mai Ma II Mom Waft.: =_ 4 jied) t.3lla.—bag ; L—VibtaktuUla=. &sing int 114 lama _llls ligisemoss. ROUX= The human in tomateetrieal greimme Mesealay bee bean stoat 01 oa all rote* CUSS la the meth. peg where seadtege ham remedy eimeged. Prows are now gmerally high and miterm the lowest being Mill in the mat of Tsar: that et Reebetart la 0/0 bib km them at Oleencuatle. Temperature is are* mattered. Thee me • premiums ratilerem et ennerly WMade, ulna erere bah in the mouth at Imbed g Sok ereetien the erne Ilde waning at ell dancer incept la the extreme 1101 a. tame the wed ie very light tram the sonlvareet. sad nit are percent trim Kneel stations, erldiet the ay ie gt al may mermat. Bonowix. Nov. 17.—The Menageries Lope risks steamer, with the Nasal and River Plate mane, arrived here at 2 p.m. to-day. The despatches will be forwards d at 6 p.m. QuErserowic, Nov. 18.—The Guion stammer Colorado arrived here, from Liverpool, at 9.30 a.m. to emlpirked passengers, and prooeeded immediately for New York. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 18.—Tho North German Lloyd's e teenier Hansa, from New York, passed the Needles at 1.10 p.m. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL—MALTA, Nov. 18. —Tho Peninsular and Oriental Company's staamsr Panes, from Southampton, 7th instant, arrived on the 16th, at 11 a.m., and loft at 6 p.m. for Alexandria. BOMBAY (HEAVY) MAIL.—MALTA, Noy. 18.— The Ripon leaves at 11 a.m. to-day for Southampton, whets the may be looked for about the 27th instant. MELANCHOLY DRATIL—It devolves upon us to ',cold the untimely death of Mr. B,bert Hutchinson, jun., second son of Mr. B. Hutchinson, Brashest', Kirkcaldy. Mr. Hutchinson left Kirkcaldy on There. day morning last to join the meet of the Fife Hunt at Tesaser-toll, and while following the /mends, and in the act of turning the corner of a pinedigion, kh bone slipped and fall, thro hie ebbs ben* cm the ground, whereby he ems mimed es Me hied, and rendered inemnihis. The yaw gentle man was immegintsfy emistsil W W bleeds, awl era mod to North Whew farmhogr, sad the sanitise of two medical gentlemen from Oars were et saes but nied;oel aid was of no avail, aa be an in an unoome6ona state till Friday afternoon, died.— Niceties dairtiaor. BIJENT TO DIATIL—Dr. Diplook, West Middle rex coroner ' held an inquest at the Railway Inn, Hounslow.. yesterday forenoon, on view of the body of Ana Louie.: adman, aged 79, who was burnt to death under very shooting cireum etas's» on the previsuis hands, . It appeared from IM evidence adduced that the deceased had livid with her hider at 1, Malears-terrarn, 11041111810 M. On the previous Sunder • Mr. Oollins, living oppmite, mw Hirt ugh the window, deceived standing to the roam, in Humes, and crying for hcalp. Mr. Culling at onoo ran (war with a rug, which he as ram as po.aihle threw round h ,r. Ilia aid, htirever, came too late. The danesand Ind died fit is the injuries she had atuteined. non ) lam no evil, u••• to .haw how ht r clo•*.m. Are, but it Rif sulnima-1 that they rat. u in saiiirt with the barniqtr mule is the crate, The jury natio-nett a. verhut. of • Aon"loutal .!. elh.•• 1101111 l ZARlin-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'OLOON. • I Titre is no important int:creme of business in the Stair Naahaage to-day, math attention heist; dist Med to the remit of the elections yettarday. Consols me inquired for, sod have improved 1-16 per cent., find the Three per Omits. Neduoad sad Dim Three per Ciente. are steely. Nearly all the reihray stocks are without variation at present. Foreign bonds show dulness, and s reduction is apparent in soots of therm Spanish of 1887 have gins way, upon the oiroulation of unfavourable rumours with regard to the Mate of affairs in that country. There is sie alteration in the climate! market Lassa are ebtaisside in the Stook Naduinge at Ito per mat. Cloosea see *0 ft 4s 1 kw snow sad the sesonal (Deis. 1); sad the Three pee Ciente. winced sad New Three pee Gabs, 921 t.l. With the exception of a decline of I per cent. in east Northam A; viz., to 104} to 103 f. railway impurities sre‘rislared. Louden and North Weetaa, 113 to 2; Chest Wintern, nits 1; lin to ; London and lota Western, 871 to 88/ I Great 11•Otiall, 141 to ; Brighton, 481 to ; South Neellera 80 to ; Neaopolitan, 197 t. 1; 0a1..2 0 .1, 0 , 73i to 1 ; Lantsehiro and Yorbhiro, 1281 to ; Landes. Chatham. and Dover, 171 to 1; and Maneneater, BbaSeld. sod Lisoolashiro, 4TI to 481. Foreign bonds are dull, and the general course pf prices is rather unfavourab:e. Spanish of 1837 ar* ehue4 alseed. aid heposeeilind 3 pesmaik It ° ll3 '° of 1861 here receded it end Turkish of 1866 1-16. Subjoined are the quotations : Bras:Man of 1865, 771 to 781 ; Milian of 1667, 941 to 94 ; Egyptian of 1861, 81 to 62; ditto of 1868, 74 to 4; Italian of IE6I, 634 to 56 ; ditto Tobaooo Loan. 21 to pron. ; Mexican, 161 to j ; Peruvian of 1865. 811 to 1; Russian of 1888, 904 to 4; ditto Rimini Railway Loan. 651 to j ; ditto Orel, 811 to 4; ditto Mosoow-Jaroslaw, 82) to ; Spanish of 1867. 33/ to j ; Turkish of 1818, 681 to ; ditto of 1862, 684 to 1; and ditto of 1866, 414 to 3. An extraordinary meeting of the Ifillwall Ffo3- hold Land and Works Company will bo hold on the 3rd of December, " for tLe purpose of deter mining what course shall be pursued by the own pany in order to discharge the debts and liabilities of the company." The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,262/. over last year. roitcd States 5-20 Bonds are inquired for, and have improved 1 per cent., tho present price being 74 to 4. On the other hand, Erie Railway shares have relapsed 11, viz., to 311 to ; Illinois Central, 95/ to 961 ; Atlantic and Orcat Western Debentures, 381 to 39; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 391 to I. TWO O'CLOCK. The English funds are without change. In the railway market, Caledonian stock is in active de mand, and per cent. better, at 761 to j. Great Western and Brighton have improved k, while London and South Western has declined I, and London and North Western and Great Northern A k to I ; foreign bonds show no further movement. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The rates for bills on Hamburg, Madrid, and Italy were quoted slightly bettor for this country. The list is subjoined ; Ansterdan. 3 12.0 to 12.01; ditto. short, 11.1 a to 11.19 ; 3 =Goths, 12.0 to 12.04; Aatwarp o 3 mosallia, 16.36 to 116.40; Drams* 3 raoath4. 91.36 to 31.40; Itassbro' and Allow. 3 =oaths. is. tot to 13.10 e ; Bad* Calasitar i: ll ammaths, 8.28 e to 8.27; Bt Patarsbiale.3 assillit, to See; Paris. abort, 26.12 e to 16.224 ; ditto. 3 rametia, ay to 26.371 ; 3 meetke, 25.324 23.371 • Praaktort-ois4ll!=, mesas, 1119 to 1204; Visalia, 3 maths, 11.85 to 11.110 ; Triads, 3 asoallia, 11.86 to 11.90 ; Madrid, 3 2 1. 48 47 _ I V &Manias; 3 moody 484 to 43; 0.16.1 to months. gal to 4 8 1 ; 4 &vino. h4Bl Bf • Mama, 3 macctlis, 481 to 48; Vaiseciamout m atsll 4i to 48 ; Be easy, 3 months, 481 to 48e ; alostas, 464 to 48 ; Valladolid, I months. 484 to ilararesti, 3 months, 484 to 42 ; Lf4terers. 3 months, 21.10 to 27.20; Osaaa, 3 maths ; 27.104527.20; Naples, 3 months, 27.10 to 27.20 ; Palermo, 3 maths, 27.10 to 27.90; 110111113114 3 smiths, 27.10 to 27.90; Lisboa, 90 days dale, 63 to in ; Oporto, 90 days' dais, 63 to 114 At the meeting of the proprietors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, held yesterday, sow discussion took place with regard to the expends of the management, but the directors' report,wbkdi was published in the morning, was eventually passed. It was mentioned that the business has largely increased during the past half-year. The adjourned meeting of prquistors of the Buffalo and lake Hums Baaway Company is further adjmusted till the 3rd December. We have received a owy of the prospectus of the Mutual Society, the object of which is stated to be to unite " all such le ctu res of credit oom psalm. budding societies, end tontines as are un doubtedly beneficial, and to exclude the numerous end other drawbacks to which sspeeenoe has shown all of them to be subject, end which have prevented the fun realisation of the benefits they were originally projected to oonfer." •As to the mesas by which it is proposed to realise thew aims Morena must be made to the prospectus itself. The aloes we at No. 2. Gresham buildings, Guildhall. Creditors of " Didideri and Company (Limited)" are required to seed the particular, of their claim. to Mr. William Turquand, of Tokenhouse-yard, the official liquidator, by the 6th December, the 10th December having been appointed by Tice- Chanoellor Ma ims for adjudicating upon them. • Annexed are the quotations of instal -snot, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stook Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—/Corth British and Mercantile, 191 ; Sun Fin, 169 ; Than es and Mersey Marine (Limited), 4. Gas Light and Coke.—City of Moscow Osa, 34, 1; Com mercial, 36 ; European, 151 ; Imperial Continental, SOD} ; Western, 15, I4t. Docks.—London and Bt. Katherine, 511, 41 ; MillwaU Freehold Land and Dock, 36; Southampton, 75. Waterworks.—Berlin, 131, t• Subjoined is a report of yesterday's sale at the " Oren Stock Exchange (Limited)" Alhambra Company (Limite d ruilian )O dd fully ji 71. 19e. te N. per share ; Anglo-BCompany Cim.), 10a. paid, 11a . odper share; Ang o-Argsnline omeste rn Pau7 (Lim ay). Comfolly paid, 10s. ; Atlantic and Great W Railwpany Cosolidted Mortgage Bond Coupons, due after 16th Jul n y, 186 a 7, 1 10. to Ile id. per coons; Cheetahs Gold and Silver Mining Company (Lis) fully paid, 21, 13s. 6d. per share; City count emar44Li e z.l, 4l 34isaid, 10s. Id. per share; City of Mika (Lim.), fully _paid, 7 346 per share ; City of Moscow No Company (Lim.) Don& 201. per met i pa nterest, 19f. per bond ; 6s. di& shorn, b▪ f. * faly id, 41. b. to 6d. per bond ea Ocemobiated Land Company of Fre co are asoi ( ad Liasj. Bonds, MIL nal, 6 pm oast. inmost. redolent& 1674, per bond; Mtn din DIM 41 per Road ; Land Compeay of Penes (Um.), fully pn3, lb. Id. pm dors ; Most Limbs Rank (Lin), 61, paid ' 3 1641 per share ; EartCarallres Mon bon, all nib paid. tls. ld. par share ; Barman lawarenes Coat t sfy (Unlng)- pad. Id. par share; Ditto, ditto, paid. di. psr share l 3 Bd. rjaa7 gait fully tv. ; Coen%, oy de l ab llr e ndles Bondi hosid a. e ; llth atorredesehili ials 734, 3 646 ro l l : " evr Onebrada Company (United), 44 lle. dd. per hood; Aquarian Land Awards (II ), Ils. pm 1,000 sorer; Provident Clarks and Guarantee Amon anon, IL paid, 2 1646 per share; Room Grande Gold Mining Company (Limited), 14e. paid, 23a Id. pat share ; TAW and rt)l t Wayne Railroad Company, fully paid, M. per Aare; the Mineral Irrigation and Water Supply Company France (Limited), 121. 10.. paid, 2 346 per awe; Watertown and Madison Railway Ousapa_ny, 1,000 dol. bond . 8 per cent. lutanist, W per bond ; orthiaX Mining Company (Limited), folly paid, Ts. per share; Varna Hallway (Itustrhuk to Van's) Doman, IWO frown 0201. steelin), U. at lid. per bond. 3 NINIB.-07115• DAL) oxs mum The mining sari* is quiet, with few trains°. floes. Bowe of the present quojetims are es fel :—Orset Ver. 12; to 131; Mirada's, 41 to 1; Wont ativartOn. 82 to 63 ; Marks Wig. 9 to 4; , East Tri:l4A llow , ola. 2to 21; Prime of Was; :no. to 411. ; &nth Cmdurrow..l7s. ed. to Freak ]lilt, 31 to 31: Chivertoe Moor, 6: to i; Now Lovell, i7s. ed. to 22a. IL Ohiewton ley, 3to ; Gres'. Levey, 20 to 21; Dalbeck Fello w 11a. to 135.; Me al Beim, SO to 63 ; Nast Gres ville, 3f to 4. Foreign and colonial • ' shares are quoted; as follows :-Bt. Joha Del 17 be le; Dee, Pedro, St to .; pea to stem ; It le ; Ober.; 2; pat il o sa°llll "ras. Ala latawi. ll 11 le 21; Nadia* nen Bede* eto • ; Pa, Phillip, 11 to 2 ; Ossleal Asnesiees, I &is he par ; Garde Giver. to it die. . • Tedenensa. Uaa, 2to I ; and Naha& OW, 310 II die. ' RAILWAY MINING. AND °nil: l SHARBB.-(THIS DAY.) . (01ssing woo le Ip. .J COLONIAL 040619611K1NT 11110._______ Chad% 6 par sen, Fab ed . awl Anest, e l. New &nowt*, Spar se., Jan. sat I . lOC New Reath war i per ant., Jan. uly, Vlll lis 1170. Hit 141 to 1106, 1011, 1001. ‘. New aeueea , 1 per oast., lasi., April, Jain, and Os.; 97 tuesealeina, 0 per cont., Jan. and July. 1191, 1061. 'thaw* 0 per mot.. Jan. and July, 1491, 113. Do., Apo il sod Oct., HO, 91. ORDINARY IMAM AND STOCK& Caledonian. 76, e, 1. Great &Meng 441 0:4 ‘ 4 . . . Great Nartharn A • receives ao dividend watiliipsr esmiase .4 Great Ws/win— 66i, 1. Lancarhue and Yorkakini, 191!. Loudon, Walston, sal South Coast, 49, 81, 91. Douai's, Methane, aad Dore.. 171. Londoa and Korth Waiters, 1101, 1. Laudon and South Wastenu 87, & Manchester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire, 481. Metropolitan, 1061, 7, 64. 71. Do. Extension (div. lie. to 6 per oent. till Jan., 1870). 103. Do., New Beedemable, 101. Vidtsed}a rta. 1121.. heath BO, 701. Do. Preferred (deferred remises be dividend India per cent. has beam paid to preferred), Mt, IF, PREFERENCE SHARER AND ETOOKE. Great Western, 6 per ct. tr:edeem. 1856, IV2I. BRITISH P06111311310EL East Indian, guar. 5 per mat., 1091. Grand Trunk of Canada, I t 4 preference bendy 611. Great ludic Peninsula, guar. 6 per mat, 104 LIO• Great Western of Canada, lei, }. Madras. guar. 6 per rent., 1061, Ito., 4f per cent., 97. Cud* and Mtitsmad, pier. 6 per mat.. 1061. Bois& (Dead), gear. 6 pet amt., 1941. 4. FORZION RAILWAYS. Itemberg-Creniowits, gut. 7 per mat. (Lim.), l 8 ed. N. Rail of Buenos Ayres. Rua. 7 per amt., 6. Royal Swedish 7 per omit., 646. Sambre sad Meuse. 7j. Sea Paulo (Limited), guar. 7 per tent., 181. PORRION RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Noseow.Jarealaw, gun. by Remiss Govt., eti. Orel Vitebsk. guar. by Bosun Government, pet emit. Ili. i. BRITISH MINES. West Seton, 18$. OOLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIM Montalto Gold and Silver Mining (Lint.), M. Don Pedro, North dal Roy, M, 3-16 pa. London and St. Katharine. 641. JOINT STOCK BAI(KZ. A (Limited), A, 12. Allimsw Egy (lhaited ptian Ul t Anglo- (Limited), 20. Imperial Odemaa, . Leedom magi Weetadaster, 64. Herip, Mined at IW. prom., ease of *Melt los bees peed, 631. New Nowt" Wake. 42. taloa of Loodoa, 36, 41. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited). 24 Crystal Palace, 241. se tt Tr 6t eT . 9 Per Net. Yierse7, Es& b 7 MW B Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan, 841. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 6 per cent. boa& redeemable 19,0, 69. National Mort : Rant Can anr (Limited). llf. Panama, New Zealand , sind Australian Royal Matt (Limited), 2i. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, M. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited). 6/. Viceroy of Kg pt (Mortgage) Loan, 75, 1. a draw. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILABX-LANE.—erms DAY.) Fresh up to Mark-lane this morning the mosipts of wheat Iron Essex and gent were limited. For Doti red and white parcels the demand ruled heavy. at Monday's reduction in value. _ ilterOwes;kLid supply of foreign whoa on tin stands. In all riptiums sales progressed slowly at about Ist* Walk _ _ _ _ Floatios cargoes of wheat were quiet. Heise sad other articles acid were firm in value. Moderate sambas of barisy ware on sale. Tory little business was prima( is auy description, at the lata din_ _ Haft sold slowly, but at full price*. Oats changed bands quietly, at barely previous quota tions. Deana were firm, au former tame No bi tae took place in the value of peas. The Wien* 11,11111 Floor aciamearlial but hula attention, at lioadars atir- Katy. ita regards rim the seal market was Bela, but the traaasetioaa Wars sot axtatatire. Cakaa Iran rather =IT ALB OT °B IN. &a. INTO LONDON IT CANILIAOE +His wRicK. 01111117. qll6 ~:' iiZie:". Taal. iii., 1 X Maize. 190 LEEDS COEN raw Mom. qrs. Wk. sada . . — l7 l -Wre '.--(THIS DAY.) lc) (limm Zvi own onanairommore.) Thin attendance, eery little bulkily' doing and prices. nominally Um same for an article/. 1 .--(TIELS DAY.) cuma, no CORK IItITTER TYLLOILLTIL) (rkoVa OIFX 00111211.0.1 Ordinary, no change ; 1,000 drkinn flange; 10 firkins. XINCING-LANE.—(III7,I3 DAY.) Stvam—Ouly a wicplerate burauere has been transacted. Prices amain vay steady. St. Kitt's. 3IP. 6d. to no. ; Jamaica, brows and grey, 31s. 61 to 33a.: Antigua. 31s. 6d. to 33a. ; Barhalues, 3311. to 375. Crystathaml Dammam, 308. 6d. to 465. Rethiad: Rims remain with. out alteratioN with a quiet market. corn:J.—The woofs brought to public sale coationo to go off steadily at the valuations. Plaatatima Citylost ordinary, 68s. 6 4. • low middling and middling, 68s. to 775. ; native Ceyl on. 48e, to 48s. Bd. Cooos...—The market b quiet, but firm. Tea.—Tho sales poetponod from yesterday are program ing without satirist chows is pram s privately only • limited business is doing. Disuza.--Coinmon qualities are dearer. Africa* sold at 265. to 2711., at which there are now so ftuthsr asthma Bengal, Ma. Rocs.-1000 bags Madras cold at 9s. 34. cash, 600 bags of white Bengal much broken at 9a 91., and 140 J ha. good Balm at 9s. id. Rrat.-30 punch•oas of Demerara sold at 91. root. Batorrraz.-1,200 bags bengal sold. Refisoloso• 4 t 4 at 29a ed. short prompt; Boglish maned, B e. Ma. 6d. demand is very limited. TALLOW mmner.—trnms DAYI ns market Is Arm Tows tanww, Ala. ; Elowa. L 4 T.O. ea Ho epee, ; Desetsbar, ; Immo, 69e. 6d.; Rank eiw BOROUGH HOP HARXWITBEIR DAT.) dI Nagar& noises eat Awl* meet toe domad ler diecsiptioas matinee* steady at We Taiga Geed edam' temples u+ estrworly damn to to owl with. COAL WARKST.—(TEDIS DAT.) wane rad moos, Ik. ea. ; ailed larobis. it. .; Walls End Haswell. 19a. Id.; Wollaisdnee, lee.; Walla Fed Ewa Plarele9ool,llla.; Was Hoißartispeel, _ • Walls Ynd Orioiaal Hartlepool, HO. Id. ; Walla Mod new* DLL ed.; Was sad iflantelills, Ida. It. Wall. rad flarforat. lea. 3d. ; Walls Bad TaealalL leL 3d. ; Walla Vaal Belton Lyon& 10.. 9d.; Powolre Dar rya Stwasa, 15w-4394a at siaziad, 46 wiee