The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-15 00:00:00

l IIMMEMIIIIIrm LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Ign in BaDoo. —peters the Lord Chief Justice wit Justices Mellor, Shea, and Leah.) THE (Mimi v. THE INHABITANTS OF nustom. i was a. spina from quarter sessions r i g e gw o sting of a small tenement. The magistrates that its goose annual value wan W. 2e., and t`et the 6th and 7th William IV. the net ntestls was 41. fie. Id. alter making certain deduction ' 11r. 4d. for water re nt . Th e water rent was opt sess ,- he q uestion wsa whether the water rent was oisT-4., "other necessary expenses " to gabble the imand the rent obtained , and should b e dedesfor ioieg the net rateable value of the premises. ). D. Kamm, Q.C., and Mr. hi'Mahon appeas e d f ry radiant ; and Mr. Stareley Hill for the parch. hoot hearing the latter, court held that the deduction ought not to be mode, re judgment for the parish. THE QUEEN V. EIT4IIIIELL AND WAUKEE. A ea se the justices of Norfolk had made an as s_ dant Sporran arid Walker overseers of the pa s s e l - 7, Norton. It appeared that Mr:Spa:roll rented and ism o f tOO wee, which embraced the wh a l e d I. Walker was his fa rm bailiff at 14s. pee ew j,' pied a separate cottage on the estate, which be ; he paid no rent, the occupation of the eottsp --;ion of his wages. The question under the asa .• As was w h e ther, under th e 4de 4 of Elis e t e i , ' was a ettbstantial householder within the gestates in quarter sessions had decided that, fat rpm . s o f th e met, Walker was a substantial lbw * and they amordingly confirmed the order of ti intment as one of the overseen of the pariah. ly sa was listde to be ratedifor the union ululate. D em me, Q. 0., with whom M e r! ari ge s ee l y led that as " substantial householder" was a Mans e was competent under the jurisdiction of the ja w find that Walker was a substantial bouatioldw in the sole commatioa of the cottage• it stao UV, and the rent was a consideration for kis @dyn e tiered not whether Walkerwes a weekly es Ned . , or whether he wa s paid higher wages e g g • rent, or that he merely took wages lean what ie ild be. lligh, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Buten, Qc there was a mere occupation by a servant, soli amen or gardener, who lived upon the remise employer. But for the cottage the mat a wales be higher, and the case found that he was only a ly esrmat. If the master were to Properly Amply 'ate his services from misconduct he would be imam. y out of the occupation of the cottage. He could sot in it as a weekly tenant. A man so situated wee not to have the naponsibility and obligatica of - v parochial rates. The occupation of the cosine de solely to the man's service, and not an ink , oocopatioa as tenant. They Mood in the relation „aster and tenant, and not as Liallord aud Maud, se it if that employment ceased the men could be ejected diately from the cottage without the 12•00.4ty of a notice to quit being given. Lord Chia( Justice said a man could not be a hone. an who was not an independent occupier. The ocean, by a servant was the occupation by the matter. In facts found by the justices they bad omitted a mate -1 element, via., whether the occupation by the servant an a necessary occupation for the serums to be rendered. . the occupation by a servant was seoessary to the Arvin then it would be an occupation by the router, dthough it might be said that the remuneration which the servant received was less on account of the advantage of his being on the premises of his master far the purpose of his habit stem. If it was not neceseary to that service, then the fact that the occupation was put of the ginnermion for the terrine would not render the cent. leas an occupation qua tenant than it would have the man had paid the rent. It would be neensary to lend the case back for amendment as to the terms upon which Walker occupied the cattage, but probably, with the opinion the court had expressed, .the justices would be able to settle the matter without again sending the cam to this court. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) PAM V. P.UNR. Bosley for the petitioner, the wife of a commaciel feller, who sought a divorce on the growed of ads d es e r tion. The marriage was in May, ISiti, and the des cohabited in various parts of London till away, tog hen that we interval they and had had seven children. The respeu tnt since been living wilt .her woman. Decree nisi with costs. GUMMI V. GINGER. %Atka and Dr. Waddy fur the petitioner ; Dr. Llsaring, Q. and Dr. Bentley for the respondent. The parties were married w a s • _and they had three Iren. The respoodent was • fishmonger at Bexley. th. The charge monist him was that be bad cow. ited adultery with • girl whom be had seduced below marriage, and when she nu only eleven yeas age. The young woma swore that 'rhea told him she was is the family-way that if she would lay it to his younger brother is Id see that she did not want. Told him that she coal( do that, as his brother would know that be had her ding to do with her foe a long time. Never sail the mondut again after that except at chapel on the follow* ooday morning. Was confined in October last. Had bees criminally intimate with the respondent's two brothers ad another young MU. Dr. Deane dwelt strongly on the suspicious character d evidence—evidence which was wholly uncorroborated, which was incapable, from its very nature, of beet ded. He then celled the respondent's housekeeperoele tOOO one oft the occosions alleged she bad not mind uter out of the house ; but abe admitted that do Id not speak very positively on the point. ter J. Wilde would much have protract to submit di a to a jury, which he thought was always the bust to- acal to decide upon qu , stiona of credibility. If he wee called upon to say aye or no whether the girl wastelliag -nth, he should perhaps be obliged to say that she we.; he did not know that there was anything in the models ich she had given her evidence to cast suspicion upon% ► at be felt that it would be seamier • very oriels ,onaibility to separate the parties upon the uncorrobeestst 'redeem* of • sink witeem of confessedly loose charade. should therefore dismies the petition. MILL V. CRILIC AND JfJE Tl. Dr. Spiuks and Mr. Waddy foe the petitioner. He wo nmerly the manager of his mother's baths in Beal Valls!, {lighten), and he married flu respondent in 1857. Ha induct was not good. She often stayed out tell aatimfll sure, Lod was not always sober when she came home. it eeogth she went away altogether, and was proved t o bow been cohabting with Jeffs. cabetau in the naiikor hood of t he i C a ledonian-road. • There bad ben no chil dren d he marline. Decree nisi. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION.HOUSE. THE CHARGE OP EMBEZZLING 4,0001. LC A SECRETART. James Booth, late secretory to the Blasnevon leer Company, in Cannon-street, was brought before the Lad Mayor, for further examination upon the charge of hong embezzled at various tines, while employed as ssersearf the company, various large sums of money, a monntattiii intke aggregate to more than 4,0001., the monies of his emploYars Mr. Collette. of the Arm of Pritchard and Collette, of ,iocolo's-inn, the solicitors to the company, attended m their behalf to prosecute. The prisoner was r epresentel by Mr. T. Beard, of Basiogball•street. It will be recollected that at the final elimination it nos proved that the prisoner had been twenty-two years Ede service of the company, and , on account of the eo n tme that was placed io him ha was gradually raised to the pos ld secretary, and of course, in that capacity, he had aimest . so' limited means of plundering his employer+ for a short tinua although in the result, no doubt, detection, as in the pm' rent instance, was sore eventually to follow. The spew& Charge established against the prisoner at the former es& m i na tion was that he had secreted a Bank of England Dots for 5001•, which had beau transmitted to the compeer by o firm at Manchester, who were then customers, s°ll by f a lsifying the entries in the books had peeves 01 . deteetioe of the true nature of the transaction from Mktg place until some time afterwards, and it was Provad th4tbi twe halves of the identical Dote that bad berm mat Iron Manchester, were paid in by the prisoner to his . om acco unt at his private bankers. t pun this end'. the prisoner was remanded, but it will he recollected t finding detection bad become inevitable, he absecosdoi from his employment in Augu st last, and a worn° . was shortly afterwards obtained for bin appreheamos which was placed in the hands of Michael Marlon. US detective officer, but the prisooar eluded the Do ra that was instituted by Ilaydon until about a week was 60 when he apprehended in St. Martin ' s -le-Grand. sod IS then made a statement that was almost 4464411406116 0 to admission of his guilt. and briefly calle d Id Mr. Collette addressed his lordship , attention to the facts that had been already Pro/s d g ai t the prisoner, and maid that all h e proposed to do seas ri oomptete the ease so far as It related to the ebstractiou • the 5001. note. Mr. Robert Miller, of the fi rm of Cops mad Millsre ."l then 'mended, and he stated that that Amnia boil engaged in busieess transactions with the Blaseavo n Company, and on the 16th of September. 1864, ty personally transmitted the half of a 5001. sole of Manchester branch of the Beak of Eng rec eived • leo° land to tbs e!!. piny in London, and on the 18th he signed by the prisoner, acknowledging the receipt of the UR note and requesting that the corresponding half of th. an te might be sent. This was done on the following day, a nd oo the 20th of September another letter was waived from the prisoner acknowledging the receipt of the w oad half. The letter book of the witness Jones was put in and the letters referred to were read. Mr. Beard declined to put any questions to the several w hom. on behalf of the prisoner. Sews other documentary evidence having been put in, The Lord Mayor inquired of the prisoner whether he desired to say anyth in g in answer to the charge.lle at the same time reminded him that be was not boned to say a nything, and that what ho did say might bo taken down and used as evidence against him. Mr. Beard said that the prisoner , under h is advice, would n ot Bay an, but would reserve his defence. There were, however, many ything eircunistacue of mitigation that would be brought forward• The prisoner was then folly committed to take his trial at the next suasion of the Gemini Criminal Court. The wife of the prisoner was in en adjoining room during the examination, and after the committal of her unfortunate hus b a nd a meeting took place between them, which, as may g o r eadily conceived, was of a most distressing character. CLERKEN WELL F ren DIM LT LEILINOTOS. Mr. Joao Greenwood, of No. 48, Canonbury-square, ulingioa • Mr. Janie Smith, of 4, Horesey-road, Islington ear.ek James Clements, and Mr. Thomas Lewis, Uppermtrast, Islington, were summoned at the in stanofce of Mr. Inspector Dunham, on behalf of the vestry of the parish of St. mary, minston, to show canes why they allowed to exist a nuisance consisting of privies, so fool ea to be a nuisance and injurious to health. Mr. Laytoe, solicitor, who appeared to support the can. p laint, said that one of the defendants was a surgeon, and another a vestryman of the parish of Islingtoa. The uni forms complained of was Waters-court, High-street, Wing toe, and in it were 14 houses, with 4 privies for the aloof the whole of the inhabit a nts, averaging le adults to each house. Toe place was in a most disgraceful and dirty state and the stench Griming from it was moat horrible. Even 'since the service of the summonses Inspectors Danhanil and Mayes, the sanitary officers for the parish of Islington, had visited the place, sad they described the stench arising from the houses and closet' as fearful. He (Kr LeYtee) had to ask for an order to prevent the recurrence of the atThe Man d e fendants, with the exception of Mr. Lewis, who was not in attendance, pleaded guilty, and agreed that the tollowing order should he made "to prohibit the re currence of the noisome by keeping the closets clean and the trough of the closets constantly filled with water, and preventing any further accumulation of offensive matters therein." Mr. Barker made the above order, and ordered each de fendant to pay 6s. outs. PEOY THE WORKHOUSE TO THE PRISM Letitia Arlntosh, aged 68. a widow haring no home, was charged with begging alms of foot puseegers in the Liver pool-road, Isliegton. Gmttae, an officer of the Mendicity Society, said he saw the defendant offer some matches for sale, and a f ter wards saw her go to some shop and beg, saying that eke wanted some money to get a bed with. He followed her to the tonneau workhouse, and heard her ask for a night's lodging, upou which he took her into cintody. He had before charged her at this smut, and she was then sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment. The defendant, who emphatically denied the charge, said she did not think it was any harm to go to the workhouse and sink for a night's lodging. If she had begged, why was she not taken in charge Mr. Barker sentenced the defendant to one mooth's hard labour in the Howe of Correetioa. SOUTHWARK. INPIIDENT EMMY BY A TIDIEST OF LEAVE sus. John Tindal, a young fellow about 20 years of age, re cently liberated with • ticket of leave, was }laced at the her before Mr. Woolrych, charged with etealieg two valuable pictures from the atsehope of Mr. George NVilson, in the Bleckfriase-road. Policenoestable 102 L said, that on Sunday evening about half-put 8 o'clock be sew the prisoner in the Blackfriars rand carrying a couple of pictures, and as soon as he per ceived wittiest coming towards him he threw them down and ran off. Witness ;Ached them up and took them to the etation-honse, and the prisoner moped. He, however, knew him well, an 4 gave • desinption of him, which causik him to be apprehended. Polionondable 126 L said he met the prisoner is the Waterloo-road and told him he wanted him for stealing two pictures from • gentleman's carriage, on Sunday night, in the Bleckhiars-road. He denied the charge. Mr. Woolryah asked if he had toyed the owner of the Spring Gun. THE EX LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT man= mactiarc) SHREWSBURY MEETING.---(THIS DAY.) FREE HANDICAP. 3 soya Cutaway walked OM. MONKHOOR HANDICAP. Venturesome ... Usher ... Lucy Long ... ... 7 rao. 1 COLUMN HANDICAP. Masks Ricload, Dolby, Region, Elland, Plover, Corners, Cutaway, Si d ewind, Si. to Drake, laaa, Holstein, Jupiter, OstaMine, Coaterd Caste, and Pepper's Ghost e re bete. PAID FORILLL—Lida, Archimedes, Lady Ilykla, awl HURDLE RACE. Joae, Truant, Bennett, Antoinette, too of Hearts, and Target are here. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN BANK.--(THIS DAY.) COIJRI go in Baum Judi THE QUM • was an c rating of a s d that its go ✓ the 6th • was 41. sa. g lie. 4d. for the question "other nes ommand the inieg the r. D. D. Kill appellant ; el *shoat heari •e oou.rt bele gave judgme THE QI • this case ti .inting Spun ing Norton, ;tried .farm parish. WI occupied a bed ' • he paid og a portion *moots was taker wee a e magistrates • purpose' of der, and the pointment as sh was Bahl Mr. Denman, ntended that rm it was oor to find th e was in the roiture. and mattered Da neat, or wh the rent, I nt would be. Mr. Mellish, ed that thr • coachman hie emplel onld be hie askly swat militate his • tely oat of I main in it aa urely not to .eking the pm referable I adept oocaP • f master and hot if that en mmediately f eek's notice,' The Lord C older who er ion by a eery the Data fan riai element, , was • DeOesell U the camp serve's then although it which the advantage of purpose of hi service, then risnaneratior patios lees Si bean if the I to lend the c which Walk opinion the c to settle the court. COUR' Dr. Swab traveller, w and desertic parties cot Dariog that dent then another we Decree I Dr. Sid Dearing, The pail children. heath. 1' witted adi his marri of age. she told ' said that h would see e not do thc nothing t 7 reepondea Sunday h criminally soother y Dr. Da the evidei and whirl denied. d said that 7 her mast' could not Sir J.' e cue to banal to g called up o truth, hi for he di " which eh But be to ponaibili ee evidence He shon id Dr. SI id far." l *ll nt Brightal conduct hours. I he length a he been col hood of et ; the ma Dem at sir ith is do ere THE and Jame 0, Compel km Mayor, k embczz as the cot 'WV of Mr. cite Liocoli d e their b Mr. T. , a It am proved service ,k e, that w and secret+ • ter limit. by either t° • sent ii C.H. 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Liters in Greek paper seem to be quite tired out with the delays which have been practised lowards them, and which have produced the deeper feeling of disappointment because great things bad been expected from the establishment of a new go vernment, and from the accession to the throne of a, prince connected with oar own royal family. Mexican Bonds were inquired for, the old debt rising 4, and the Bonds of 1864, per cent. The latest &deices from Mexico are regarded more hope , fully, and a good effect has been produced by the punctuality with which the pameno the n Impe met. - i rial Mexican Railway Company have bee Brazilian scrip improved about per cent.; Russian I Old Five per Cents, ; and Italian stock and I l Turkish Consolides, 1. Owing to the extent to i which the conver sion has proceeded, the latter I stock is now little dealt in. In the market for bank shares the variations were not very numerous. They comprised an im provement in Agra and Masterman's Bank, Sande, Punjaub and Delhi, and Midland, but a decline in Standard Bank of Africa and London Chartered Bank of Australia. The shares of the financial companies were steady, except London Financial, which declined se. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, Ito 11 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 69 to 74 prem. ,• hn aerial Mercantile Credit, 24 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to: prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto New, 31 to prem. National Discount shares were last quo ted 11 to 1 prem. • Joint Stook Discount, 11 to 11 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to oi dia., ex div. ; Ottoman Booidtd Gdnerale, 24nd to prem. Lion Brewery, 14 to 1 1 prem. ; a Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 21 to 1, Iheing better. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and ' Co. (Limited), were more offered, and declined about 5a., closing at 74 toll prem. The cause of the fall was the discovery, made at the pending settlement, that, although the investments in these shares have b een n umerous, and of a boot tide character, there is a considerable outstanding speculation for a rise, in consequence of which weak holders have in some cases been obliged to pay rates equal to 20 to 30 per cent. per annum for the extension of their pur chases until the settlement at the end of the month. There wag a further improvement in Australian Agricultural and Canada Lau d shares. City Offices, Electric Telegraph, Home and Colonial Assurance, and National Steam were also inquired for. Tele grsph Construction and Maintenance were heavy. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: —Leeds Woollen Company, 1 to 2 prem. ; Pennsylvania Oil Lands, S to 1 prem. ; Real Estate Corporation. 24 to 31 prem. • Alhambra Company, Ito 11 prem. • Transatl an t ic Steam, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; Ismit prem. 1 to 14 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; St. Sa viour's Wharf, 1 to 2 prem. • Tyne Engineering, 2to 3 prem. ; and Import and Export Provision, 11to 1 prem. Canada Government Six per Cents were rather more offered. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) The quantity of WOW grown wheat oa sale in our market krday was trifling, anti the ceaditio• of the produce was but middling. The trade for both rad and white parcels ruled quet, at the rates current w ith nda We w i lee moderately supplied foreign wheat. Tim transactions in all deamiptioas were on a limited scale ; nevertheless, previous qaotatioas were sztoportad. Float ing cargoes of grain changed hands steadily, at fully late currenies. We w c ere tolerably well supplied with barley in which s fair average business w as peening, at prices equal to Monday. The malt trade was &Isom former term+. There wee a good app l y or tondo oats on the stsnir, but scarcely any Englespredate. The demand was ia native, at the meat decibel in the quotations. Beam were in steady request, at fully late ratio. The show was smalL Peas moved off freely at extreme quotations. The nuts tits on offer was much restricted. Flour met a fair sale, on former terms. Linseed, as well m rapeseed,was firm, and late rates were well s upported. Nearly all agricultural seeds were in p ekes c h aog ed slow rapist, at barely previous currencies. hands to a moderate a:teat cm former teems. UUJIJUttrt Jrlllolol. MOLL& he Qr. WHIM. a. s. Eisen, Zest, red, old 46 to 61 new V to •43 „ Be.whits, old 63 SO be .. new 41 to el Work Ll & and acobs red, old &MIT 0129. Ileotab betel* huh, white bleak aeon. Igniting Distilling Grinding 27 bli SO Margin Tick N!rt°w fan c riolk, 334 56 to 65 Kingdom and Wino 68 to C Brows • itTI Fil - rw. sn to 38 Gees We se so a Butlers iiiiii Town made, Psr int 43 to 46 Hoasebo lbs. td 37 to 39 37 to 37 Country Nbaud Woe 31 to 36 NS to U Now oils. Ugtlak. food SO to U „ potato 25 to SO SOD Seol Uto lb foams& Pot Qr. WEILL O. Deolnfo sad loolgo- Mt berg to 60 &mock & Ideates = 65 to 55 44 to 66 ROWS% bud soft 44 to 47 Marton, red .. ~ widte 6O to 64 *Mdse S 4 Dg to 26 DlatitUng 10 to St Molting OA. Dutch brewing „ feeding LBJUVAIIS or GRAM itO„ CARRIAGE, FROM NOV. ---,-=—. 0121. S. a Danish Sal Swedish 21 to 15 *maim . ro b 26 BUIL Danish 26 to 42 r 47 144149 4O to 42 = Mi. 26 to 40 39 to 42 DMA" Oo Whtto 3l to 36 Yellow IMAOL Frootkpor sock Vooliat, • 38 to 36 AMOTICSII, Too WI l3 to 29 Cansdloa. INTO LONDON. BY WATICII II TO NOV. 14 INCLTSIYE. — gi ß lt. oat.. \ t Wu:. P ra, qrs. brls• racks. 'mush sadgeoteh MO 440 lrlah2Bio .• . • foreign --- ----- -- --. Total FARATI V E AND PRICM OF GRAIN . COM FOE VIP wF.EI I TO TES eORREEPONDING WEEK SOV.II, LAO' PRAM. gm __ Qn. Average. Wheat 75,e23 .. 4SL 3d. Wheat ...... 74,466 .. EV. lla. Od Saß 01,851 .. gts. 6d. Barley T 896 30s. 3d. sta 4,716 .. tie. ed. Oats 0,t13 .. ?Os. 2d. -- - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS Y.) (IT luArraio AND INTERNATIONAL Tnzaturs.) WON 001 OWN conansronniavr.) The market very quiet so 4 depressed. Sales will foot up about 5,000 bales. Speculation and expott about 1,500 MINCING-LANE—(THIS DAY.) SUGAII. —Theta is • firm, but not as active market, at prices not obtainable last week. The sales iscln , le mode rate quantities of British Welt Isdis, at yeaterdtv's cur rency ; brown lisuritius st 30s. to :33a. d.: elaved at 34e. ; and Guatemala at 33e. to 345. Rebned firm in all an. Ors. 1160 090 400 sia) 000 7630 2243 E ANTITIES :K 101D1110 ITN 1806. I. A7e6 I SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) * PFIY. ear replied replied in the affirmative. Mr. George Wilson, a gentleman of independent m opesprty•, raiding at 166, Oamden-road, sad he had been ae friend at Camberwell on Sunday evening, and he placed the pictures, of considerable value to him, in the back of his stanhope. They were safe when he was at the Elephant and Castle, but when he got home he missed them. He identified the pictures produced as his property. The prisoner denied the robbery, and said he could prove at the time he was not in the Blackfrian-road. He called Joseph Holmes, who said he was a shoeblaek, and stated that he was with the prancer from 7 to 10Sunday night. They were in two beerhouses in the Blackfriare road, and crossed the road several times. He did not be lieve the prisoner could have stolen the pictures. Mr. Woolrych asked what was known of the prisoner. John Cheste r , 123 L, maid be had known the prisoner as • thief for years. On the 17th of December, 1861, he was tried at the Surrey Sessions for felony. and sentenced to four years' penal servitude as ter several former convictions. He had recently been liberated with a ticket of leave. Mr. Woolrych committed him for trial. GREENWICH. STABBING BY AN ITALIAN.—CONXIITA I A Antonio Saari, aged 24, an Italian seaman belonging to the ship Tahiti, lying la the Commercial Dock, Rotherbithe was brought up oo remand, charged with Wag drunk ..a stabbing William Reed, of 5, Qatien4itreet, Hackney-road, in the groin with • dagger. Poliarconstable Birmiegbam, 238 R that at past 1 2 12 on Saturday night he was on duty in Commercial 'treat, Rotherhithe, and took the prisoner and another Italian into eastody on the charge of being drunk and 1 orderly, and insulting several persons. There was greet difficulty in gettiog the two along, and be sprang a rattle for assistance. The man Reel then came op and took hold of the prisoner sad witness retained the other. On proceeding along Ck;mmer• cialareet the prisoner drew from under the sleeve of his coat the dagger produced (a formidable instrument, the blade being nine inches in leogth), and mad* a stab at Reed's breast, but striking a button of the coat the d was forced aside, when the prisoner made • igger SOCOSA attempt, and stabbed Reed in the groin. Seeing Reed fall witness let go the man the he bad to custody, and went in pursuit of prisoner, who was runn ing away. Or overtaking him, the prisoner again drew the dagger and attempted to stab wit ness, but happening to have a stick in his hand which he had taken from the other Italian, he knocked the prisoner down, and the prisoner then threw the dagger away. William Reed, the injured man, corroborated the con elable's statement, and produced a surgeon's certificate as to the injury, and from which it appeared no serious result is now anticipated. The prisoner (through an interpreter) said he had no recollection of what bad occurred until he found himself in custody at the pollee station. Mr. Mande committed the prisoner for trial at the neat Old Bailey sessions. LITSNSIVS PIRSS.-(THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of shareholders was bold at 1 o'clock, at the Ludo* Tavern, Sir W. CULT in the chair to decide respecting the Moreau of the capital F i b , by the issue of new sharer, and to modify the articles 42 and at, 44 of the statutes' relative to the reserve flied. at. The CHAIRMAN, is opening the proceedings, said the Wei - 64 nese of the day was limited to an increase of the capital of " the beak, and a modification of the statutes ; and as re. prded the affairs of the beak, he could only say that they ; 00 were going on satisfactorily. (Chasm.) At the meeting in .. Jane last he intimated that in the opinion of the he ard it St. might woe become expedient to increase the ca "tal of the dt. bank. There were two points to be • --first, the 1 2, 1 . amount of the increase; and secondly, the manlier in which stet. the additional capital should be called op ; tee otte great objeetas g t. regarded the former Wag not to call up Dew capital at. than could be well employed. The amount now proposed at. to be called up would increase the .i to - tal to 81 . . about 2,000,00D1. There were various grounds for set. making this addition. The first wan the necessity sat. man providing sufficient capital for breathes. The Old Otto- a t man bank had only four breathes, while the existing back St had is oxidate*, or In muss of formation, seventeen St. b r anches, including branches at IBeyront and Aleppo, at. Smyrna, Kara Hiss,Adalia, Varna. and Tivibizond. The .. t .„ whole of the branches would require a capital of 1,000,0 001 . '.. t 'il Beyond this there was the nereasity of assisting various en. fit. torpriess which tended to develops the prosperity of Miontries St. where the branches were established. As regarded the St. raising of the capital, it was determined to Jesusone sew set U. share for every two old shares. The sew shares, although not fully called op till July next year, would participate fully in ?; the profits of 1866. WI was proposed to acid the amount t o raised by the premiums, viz., 24 10/. per share, the ve 1 00 fund, thereby increasing the fund to 211,6801. (Cheers.) too The object of modifying the statutes waste enable U. the baud to add the premiums to the re- i; serve fund. After expressing his opinion that the 7.,;" increase of capital was essential to the intends of the at,, company, he ouoladed moving the following resole - at. tion :—" That the nomi nal capital of the bank be increased st. to 4,050,0001. (101 250,0001 r.) by an issue of 67,500 shares se of 201. (51301 r.) each. That these shares shall, in the first 8„ .. !. instance be offend by advertisement to t he holders of the ~.. existing shares, at a peel:Aims of 21. 10a. (621 r. i s 50c.) per share, in the proportion of one new share at to every two old shares. That any shares remaining at at anapplied for by the holders of the existing shares b y the Ist December, 1865 , shall be disposed of by the committee 1. for the benefit of the bank. Tha t 101. (2501 r.) per shah le (exclusive of the premium) shall be paid on each of these s t , new shares, and that the total amount payable on these St shares shall be paid at the following dates, via. • Si 51. (intr.) on the let December, 1665 ; :ii. (75fr.) on the s let February, 1866 ; 31. (75fr.) on the let May, 1666 ; and 11. 10s. (37fr. 503.) on the sth July, 1866; with power to the committee to reserve payment of the several instalments in *deuce, on such terms as they shall think fit. That interest beeharged on all payments in arrest, at the rate of 6 per cont. par annum, from the days they are respectively payable. Tha n t if any instalment and interest thereon be sot paid withi one month after the day fixed for such instalment, the mid shares shall be dealt with in accordance with article 14 of iik the Mathias. That the new shares shall be entitled to par. Coital. in all profits with the old shares from January, r,..` 1866. to Mr. D.tvis disapproved of the proposal to issue new to) shares at a premium. In his opinion if there were any ad• too to vantages ooanected with the matter they should be enjoyed by the shareholders. (Cheers.) lie concluded by proposing dt. that the new shares should be issued at par. (Cheers.) St. The resolution was seconded amid loud demonstrations of 10 0 concurrence. St. The w ee believed that the course proposed by the fit. board wee the beat one for the company. The board 20 could not accept as Moreau of capital without 11. se.- premium being aided to the reserve fund. It must be Ito understood that if the proposition with regard to the F e reserve fund were negatived, the proposal to increase the too capital fell to the gamed. MO MO Mr. WALSER CHURCH protested against what the chair . man said, as a threat against the shareholder, and moved to : the adjournment of the meeting. __, toll A SkialtillOLDEß contended that the course propo sed as. ' from the chair tended to depreciate the market value no of the shares, inasmuch as it would place them in the hands 20 of the public instead of keeping them in those of the exist- SRS.t. lag shareholders. lii. I ...I A SHARZHOLIMIR wished to know whether the prop osed I increase of the ca pital would be added to the n earl y 20,0001. 0 I a -year already received by the directors. too The CH &lamas replied in the negative. 110 Mr. 0. Stilinta said, having born consulted by the to ' board as to the best manner or issuing the shares, and U., having been to Patio to consult the committee there, he `,:::* mast say that be believed the course proposed was the best 7 0 one for the shareholder s gene rall y . St. 1 After a consultation between the directors, 60 The CllalnliaN intimated that the board would for the St. present defer to the opinion of the meeting, and if their pro- .. nasal should be rejected , they would afterwards consult 70 their French colleagues. St. After some farther discussion, a motion for adjourning sr (until this day fortnight) was put from the chair, and carried, with only one dissentient. deka& The railway market is rather dull Two to-day, the _ amount of business being limited. Attention is chiefly ak directed to the settlement of the account,which will be concluded this afternoon. Great Northern ;,;:44 stook has declined per cent., Great Western 1M Great Eastern }, and Lancashire and Yorkshire I. London and North Western h as im p roved London and North Western stock is now 114.18 quoted 124} to 125 ; Great Wes tern, 62 to 1151 4 ; Midland, 1243 to 1 25 • ' Lancashire and se,t Yorkshire, 1221 to ; South Eastern, 79 to Great Eastern, 46} to ; Caledonian, 126} to sm 1271 • Metropolitan, 136 to ; London and South Western, 96 to 9 7 ; Great Northern, 128 to $ l,l 129 ; ditto A, 148} to East Indian and Great Indian Peninsula stocks are firm, as well as Buffalo and Lake Huron and um Great Luxembourg shares. On the other hand, 1,11 Great Western of Canada and Namur and Liege are IV.CM j'i:j OILDLNLEY SRAM ►AD maze. B.Lawasra. 160 Bristol sad itisist..• il•B 10■194adaa......—.• • Olodag , Cm a" 1 Carsbelan al itkek awl Beaks _ .. irTir 194 N 127 i 96 If IA a a er TO IL 111 all 1 °mama. ..... .. ..... 100 'Dolan and Saba lane all thandee.Peals.asktd.ro all Mad London &nip Cert. 10 Do. 1.10 abiegow ma &Wafts ' 105 Greet loAaasm. Or& M. 100 Do. & Mk.. Sat IGO4IO area liketkelleottaad ilessfikeilkink. 100 110./. f A res. leo, Ala. us. to 00.51420 r. 0.1000 1411, 100 Do. New. is. at 24 pin 40 I Do. Ord. Del. Dlr. Stook Pa IGLionth a West. We ) 100 Grail Winters 100 Doillaus VaLGsa.lll l lee Do. South Wales MO Do. W. Iltd.--t MO Do. Do. llle Or er ord t MO Do. Dn. Heraosw MO lancashire &Yorkshire 100 Looduu sod illwatwoo 100 Lon., Brightn,tt B.Coesl 100 Loodon.MIAM•& D " 100 I Do. Met. Etten.Ao p.c. MO IlesdonD Nor* Wass. 1011 ; LoodowssouthWeders 100 I Slao.,iiket.,& ll noolna 100 rotiopolt Now tom 7 Da 4 Do. ltstension al Metropolitan District 1.0 _ uo. do. do. _ _ ins Ng 11l MI 0 7e II 129 120 148 149 121 110 CI 99 ill 99 ss se OM 109 1929 149 90 90 UM 196 se se 90 92 114 195 96 97 _. - see - 7 - 0-411; I TA:. to 1 p.m. WA ----- Iss 1 -364 101 104 . At! 1251 t ;al 9s 97 iii imisialia 31; De. LI norm _ 100 , Do Dim. it Darby 100 I led Kest ~ ..... ilforthßollolo • 100 I Do. idte..2.6l3:Dak. 100 N. 116•1•20--Bordoli .. ral 1 1 3 ) L .. Gi• tare..... 100 DD. Yark.. ........ 100 D 6. Cadlolo .. —,. all D L Stook.diDarnot U li L do. 101-68... IS TM do. 110041... 108 North Loo•Ima 4 1)0. do. 10414 . I 100 Nadi S•h6gdain all,N. di 0. Waters Jam 103 loottlett ILL Control 100 Scottish olk 100 EloottblilLtdload ..... • • \ 100 Caron:ll6a 10 Booth laidora al Itiolisoo.Woklogliiii. 4 i l • 100 ,Taff Vela 8 I Do. 0 ... ... . 10 ' Vida of Raab 2 :Waterloo a Whitehall . 100 t Wed Cernwoll .l 61 CI IS 20 110 111 A ult ei 2 isn T sei si lot gm HO 122 11 0 . TO 76 101 148 162 68 70 112 114 62 It 66 60 7.4 ,9 4 . 47 151 42 44 let 114 !.!!! I tia; 1)4 1 line e 115 41 110} K 61 ... 103 I .... itt 1011 51 In 17 ANOTHER ATROCIOUS CHILD MURDER. Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex. coroner, held 11 an inriniry last evening at the Seven Stars Taver h n, High @treat, Bromley. touching tho death of a male child, whic was murdered when three days old. lice -sergeant William Rip. 5 K, said that on Thursday lest, between 4 and 5 o'c!ock, he was on duty at the back of klernington-road, Bromley, when he found the body of the deceased , dressed, placed in an upright or sitting pasture against the palings of Back•alley. The chihichld was quite (tend, and was dressed in a bed-gowo, over w was sewn a large piece of flanneL The bed-gown was position over the child's face. The body had Dot been in that for an hoar. Witness maw no person about on that morning. Inspector Kerreasey said that when the last witness brau,;ht in the body of the child, be at once sent for a surgeon and had inquiries made in the district. No child was as yet missed from the neighbourhood, and no clue had been obtained. Information of tbe bete had been circu lated over the metropolitan police district. Mr. O. F.. Carmen. M.R.C.S., said that the deceased was a very Sue in.de child. It had lived three day., and it weighed about 10th.. It was a fair child with a b fat ri d lliant blue eye, and was so remar kably well developed en that the mother must have been a very healthy woman. The nose and mouth were somewhat flattened, and there were appearance' indicating that the child's death had been caused by gradual suffocation by pressure. TbeCoroner having remsrked upon the lamentable prey"- leetwof the crime of child murder, and sanamed up theca's, The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against vine person or persons unknown." --e.--- About half-past 3 o'clock this morning the • officials of Victoria (London) Docks, below Blackwell, I telegraphed to Captain Shaw. of the Fire Brigade, that s fire had occurred in the docks, bet through the erections of their own firemen and police it had been @topped. The Hughes and Doyle, who were shot at on Sunday extent of the &image was reported as follows shed . giviit. &re recovering fro . the aces of gm injuries they building used as • lamp room, containing 110 lamps situate . suetained. It is believed that the shots were Kred from a nett to the company's police station, at the North•gste, revolver which bed been loaded for some time, and mule burned out. Police-station *evenly damaged by firs and roof quently not io as good condition as it would have been if broken in. Cause of fire had not been socertaieed. t ruschsre d soco arc, loading. No information has yet Another fire broke out at the premises No. 3, Market- • , 1 reaohed the police se to the ameasin. t 0 • may further Place. Claph am, i n the wel'e thl of MT- IL S ' 1 " 1 . I state that the office not the detective foroe have been oil and colocirman, and sensor@ to have olitained snob a meat upon th e duty onnxio with the Fenian business firm hold of the interior that before the engines could i ugsrgied. _ sum scruigg Mau. reach the spot the house was in flames. The wiloiniew promisee, No. 2, Mr. G. Bayside, baker ; No. 3, ...—.------------- Mr. E. Crowe, cheesemonger ; sod No. 4. Mr. B. Baker, ay p aril.. a AtIGHT M.P.—We have the best possible tailor, were fired in the fronts through the Romeo reach- that Mr. Bright, M.P., has accepted irig across the street, bet the firemen succeeded in saving . a uthority _,_...: for _ elating an invitation tiohetielibpsrer:lesnottatma,cubat.onetiotomber.gisvean on pthae. them, those of Mr. Booby, however, was burned (fowls. The parties are all represented to be insured. A third •"" fire broke out at No. 10, Itavinprow, gm. End-road, . kington. late ALP. for that borough. The 000mion being • litical recision, of than o res Bright will deliver a poli let to J. Casey. It was not extinguished until the t i rcel speech. which just now will be looked forward to with upper part of the house was nearly burned out. Cause room ha s ordiocry interest. A piece of plats t o b e pro. unknown. A fourth fire took plain at Aserley. commenced in • range of stabling and coach-boast, caer l it in Hawkhuret-place. The seated to Mr. Pilkinatoo at the dinner is valued at VOL pied by Mr. B. G. Grimble, Palace Fire Brigade, with their eagises, were im- , r,DlNßcitoa Urrititegrrit.—Professor Masson de- Crystal.Ma:dealer CUP Yew*. tors address at the university on Mon. mediatidv willed oat, sod soon got the fire, under, but ' healed her totted °°--- - . . . most of the buildings were nearly destroyed. i day in preemie of a large aad enthusiastic assemblage. • The leaned profetsor, after alluding to hie former connexion with the university as • student, and to his predecessors in the chair which he now occupied, stated that he would devote his utmost energies to the duties before him. There were three seta of occupations obviously included in these — the first being • course of lectures on Amami* sod the prier. ciplee of literature ; the second, a coons of lectures on the history of our own Enolieh literature ; and tie third, peso. Ural instruction is Toglish compositioo, and, aa far as conditicas would admit, on Public reading and speaking. I Norms Faraeognisszu.—A specimen of police • ,-- i - o : literature, in the shape of an accurate copy of • 1401 and _ __--.:-.—__ official notice. pasted with all doe premium* in Belfast, sr= rues thus :—. The owners of all dogs found at large on the 5,01.1101 public streets of Dungannon, without being properly logged gseass i or mauled, will be proescuted": 07.014 THE WOUNDED INSPECTORS AT DUBLIN. Tilt FENIAN'S, —lt is stated among those who would first beer of such a einsumstance that • perms whom name is unknown was despatched towards the bitter sod of September from New York. furnished with " creden tials " authorising him duly to instal another "Head Ceram "in Ireland in place of Serphous. The individual is quietism came to this aveatry sat &saws tad l i tam be rad his mimeos having bore aresetplished, is se to have returned by the same route. The paean ohceen to fi ll the office of Irish arid at the Naive organisation is kept a secret, bat is all ptotabilky is a brief period everything oosoernitiglim will have bees dassoszed by the police.—Dublin Ifccaing Mail. ponamsioNL oft asloolioi 100201111. • / DIX Soros Proloroo Hal Br ra.ta I ns 74- Orra 211 V et ~,t4 I t mu z aa Girou px po i . d .la j Tro dura sa v::: i6 :dan.Bonis. 7 ..s . :. la sed oral. !Kook .. .01 Do - 4 1 ° &tonal an Di. Met W& .. 00. Do. „ an " 1111:Glr+.t ladled Positasula Do. Kew do 1 1.0 1 66 13: 44 2 'tit= do. 1877-6 Indian elf. 1/01601 160 11660rsa I g uls „. • h p. o 10 "". too D. Ga* 10 .10 I • D o . Attli XIOO I ife lb Dory. 6 Oof ,c• Ed 610 Hobson o O.D. c. 1261 a .100 r,d ep."roma lire Do. '136111 " 100 Pos/ 660 0 ° 100 Do. Indus IMMO. W 00 101 41 ti 6 ei NI 11 T 6 93 M 100 TO 76 11l WS 101 IC3 106 . ps 19r° 278 29 i 88 9 0 811 6 9 68 6 67 69 fq 62 86 6 0 60 66 ale In 30 1 1 I•4i 19 4 It o . In 17 tj 31 8 Its 96 06 ea 9 8 I lo ath 96 0 6 88 00 00 0 6 81 0 4 100 . 10 0 1. 1.0. 11. . lila 100. 101. JOINT STOCK DANIS. 10.1111.1 ....___ .. Ili a r e rol=l , ti . i . , 110,000 WO 1611.1anoslosAlareepool II 10,000 NO 1 1/o. Wood at 20 pni. 21 10000 10 , Ana% 1.011114•11 40,000 60 1 Anglo Egyptian (1.) II 10,000 60' fa& Dalton (limped 2 11.100 40 . asiatioßank.Cor.newah 110.0061 N lAostralaala 13,68 e, 20 •Bankof BritishGolanDsta 10.000, 26 ,Bank of 601 4 ...... • • 8.000 100 Bank of Loudon 66.600! 10 , Bank of Otago (Ussitod) 10,000 . 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 1 00,000 80 .fiankotVlotoria,kostna S. 41.09 0 1 10 Bank of New Uslaad 14 4,.000 MI Banied's Bank (Linaad 11 60.0001 SO ,Bradllantioetliguses(L I 11.000. 10 ;British A Callf.riosua (L 10.0001 00 113oltlati N. AMI4OII .... I 60,000 ID c. Bk. IndU.Aunt. ollol I 114000 N leaut. Am. cd loons,&e AMC 100 ICUs OO 100 Colombia 60 W .00 to; ICou4ltankOl.6:lUlf 40.000! 26 14'04n. Rank of India. fo 100,1100! 10 ,Oossolidatad Bank (L) 6,000'140 .04allnastal 1,000110 0 I 1)0. New 10.000 14 INDS and 14ados. .. . 80.0001 60 *au Loudon (04/11110d1 40,000; 20 La,teru ErcluddietL llo) 10,0001 26 'English Joist Stock (L.) 11 10.0001 60 lag.BooktAtial.Chand. al 10,000' 60 f ug hsh and Swedish a. • 10.1 1 1 4 1 ID , FAUN/01M liankaltrlited 21 11 10,0001100 11UndsnuOldnadaap.(1.) 16,0001100 Do. Woad at 2 pm._ SISI W .000 100 Do. New 10,000,100 1 lapsdal Bank. Waned 111 LKIPOC 11) lar9oroslooocoan li 6,001 25 %man al SAW 116 I Do. New 1 umooa ao lama ilass.ski 20,000 60 Loo.130.o f11 •1 1co,rto.(L 11 2090,100 Lao. Bank of Boatload 1. 11 16.040 100 Condon and Brazilian 16.0001 ' Do. New 0: 0 0 0 i 100 , Lor dos &11 see PlateM 61 W . U . Do. New, no. di If pm 14 60.000 SO Lan. MBank el Asstd. al 11,000, II .Loudan and County II n owl 66 London Joint Kook-- 11 21.000 i 10 .London& South Alrlean al LOW 10 fits. at L Western (Um IN 6.000' l eo' Do. do. Few • 6,0001 00 Loodon4Yeseraela (L) 11 60,000.00 Lan. • Waslasinalse 10.100110 0 Itarchant liank(Llni.) 60,C00 1 60 Yarcontlls a lkahaluL 16.000',100 lietro.t Eros. Bask (L 4. 100 0 0 . Do. de. 6.000,160 Midland Baak (Um.) 110.002 , 000 'National of Uverpool I 1 0 . 000 ,1 00 11.1 . ». al Sabot a is,coo; 20 , Do. 2nd and 3rd Was 1 60,010 1 as • Nacional Bask SIPS SO . New Boa* Wales a 61,160 10 New loolmod (IdaldooD 03.000 TO North Radon 80,000 1111 Ortantal Bank Masora 20,0001 20 Orient.Coto.B.Llate o .D 06,000' 20 Do. do. late/fir. 21,000 20 , Do. do. latel.C. 14,614 1 60 Esosin.Banklo6oo 4 94 l . 1.0101 60 I Do. do. 20,100,100 IVOCIIIIL al Ireland 10,000 10 Do. do 41.6410 i 10 ialadaPold.ADeibia. 20.000 If bath damtdalla 17,051110 0 Mrs& at f 6. I. Aides 10.000 IV. Do. do. Us. gips l6 40,60' Ild dolma! AVIAIMUIi t 0.050 100 ?aka of Ireland (Lass ) I lo.oaa. SO 'dead loam IA Ilk I 10 31. 16 - 1 ea 611 1 1 A 1 2 as • 7 18 9 16 6 912 Ise 1 229. 16 s 1 it 9 • 19 21 ai is 11 I 11 2S £2 a 20 e 41 139 122 9 2 Idi 16 I 4 411 ▪ u 44 H 60 Sepia II las Ow 1 4 16 WU par 2i 2 1 dla • 421 , 47 49 a 216 HS 26 2 on 48 50 • SO lib 111 itei 36 41 44 8 —.ILI rei 1—: ida i S O 7. Ili It 4 Aim 11 10 0 4 411 IS 21 4/4W II 111 20 li is 20 40 12 20 11 10 pa 10 0 li 0 4 ill 06 ri 1 1414 Dm • i 16a' lb km. ars' 15 La 41 . 40 I 4Dm Le Pa O m Po 14 10 pm 10 P 2 4 - 1 11 14 26 24 2 14 76 40 la 4a 61 211 102 llbi. 1.4 171 24 11 O 22 le 1 2 1 1 P li 'A I A NO I 1 2pa k 6 . 4 a 41 all 2 1 411. 18 6 7 9.1 iti I 41 44 1 i4ll Oa I li • 6 0. 1 \ an 48 " T \ 11Li par 4 14 01411 4 1 las 14 l Ti fill.a ID It 3 t 4 A. 46 I $4. mi I - - 11 $4 111107 its Sys SS M 4 4 le W :and Wu% Ira . \lOO , 1101 1110 1.0•4040614. °1 =igt. 100 01 82 It. llstassapton • 100 IS.I Commuotal -• MONEY MARKET.--(T516 DAP.) Two o'CLooi. This is the half -monthly settling day in shares and foreign stoat's, and the chief business in the Stock Exchange has consisted of the adjustment of the account. Consol e have risen per cent. for money, while the price for the account is un altered. Home railway stocks are rather dull. As regards other securities, there is no general variation of importance. There is an increased demand for money to-day, partly in connexion with the Stock Exchange set tlement, which is now in coarse of co eti mplon. The rate for good bills is 64 to 7 per oent., and for loans on English government securities till to morrow, 5 to 6. At Paris this morning, accordingto Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per opened at 681 r. 20c., showing a decline of 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4, with div., foe money, and 874 to 88, ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 4,4; ditto for account, 874, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4,4, i; India Five per Cent. stock, 1054, 1044 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. Mexican Bonds have risen } to # per cent., while Greek and Turkish of 1865 have declined 4. Otherwise foreign stocks have scarcely varied. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :—Greek, 171 to 181; Spanish Passive, 28} to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 134 to i; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to 1 prem. ; Turkish Bonds of 1865, 421 to i; and Mexican, 261 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 704 ; ditto 1865,2 scrip, 24, prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 91 ; Greek, 181 ; Mexican, for account, 26, ; ditto 1864, 244 ; Portuguese, 1855, dm, 46/ ; Russian, 1862, 884, 894, ex div. ; Spanish, New Deferred, 371, i; ditto for account, 374, 38; ditto Certificates, foraccount,l34; Turkish, 1858, 754 ; ditto, for} account, 76 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 76, 75}, ; ditto 1865, 431 ; ditto account, 434, 21; ditto 1001. Bonds, 43#, i; ditto Guaranteed, 1001. American securities show no variation, with the exception of Erie Railway shares, which are } lower, at 534 to 641. United States 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 634 to ; Illinois Railway shares, 814 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great Western deben tures, 854 to 864. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to } prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 74 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 24 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fon der and Mobilier of England, 34 to 4 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 4 prem. ; General Ottoman, 24 to prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 74 to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 15} to 4. AThe purchase to-day by the government broker for the sinking fund comprises 20,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced. The demand for bills on the Continent continued yesterday afternoon, and the exchanges on most of the leading cities were consequently quoted more unfavourably for this country. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 21 ; ditto, 3 dap, 11.19 to I ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.11 to 21 ; Antwerp, 3 mattes, 25.551 to 573; liambunr, ma. bane°. 3 moths, 13.91 to 10 ; Pars, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 mouths. 25.50 to 55 ; Pankfort-on-thirMaine, 3 mouths, 1204 to ; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 months, 301 to 1 ; Vienna, off. , 3 months, 11.121 to 174; Tried., ditto, mouths, 11121 to 171 ; Madrid,l3 mouths, 471 Gediz. 3 months, 48 to i; lowborn, 3 months, 20. 624 to 71; Genoa, 3 moth', 25.621 to 71 ;Maas. 3 months, 25.621 to 71 ; u ' s Navies, 3 months, 25.621 to 71; Palermo. 3 months, 25.621 to 71 ; Mesuna. 3 ms s, 6 1+ to 71; Lisboa, 990 da y s, 514 to ; Oporto, 5l/ to 4. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins. The feature presented in it ie the continued de mand for silver for India, which is throwing down the exchanges with the continent, whence the silver required is mostly drawn : We have to report • very considers ble improvement in the value of bar silver during tae put fortnight. The Indian demand has decidedly increase sad the heavy ship ments to Bombay having in a great measure exhausted the continental reserve' of silver orders could only be executed at an avows in price, 52.11 d. per or. being now the quotation rid Southampton. and 54.11 d. per os. rid Marseilles. Mexican dollars have also participated in this rise, their totnnsic value being cthanced by the higher rates lately current for silver. The China demand for these coins is still very moderate, notwithstanding the slightly more favourable advice" lately received from Shan't:me. The inquiry for gold for export has been exceedingly limited, though, as • fall has to-day taken place in the French exchange, ',revival may abortlyse anticipated. We are requested to state that the share list of the Alhambra Company (Limited) will be closed on Monday next for London, and on Tuesday for the country. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening: Insuranee.—Alliance British and Forcigo , 151 15 ; British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 41; Commercial Union. 74 4; 61 ; General, 5; Indemnity Marine , 127 ; Liverpool London end Globe (Six per Cant. Annuities), 124; Marine, 91 ; Ocean Marine, 24144 ; Sun Fire. 263 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 81 ; Universal Life, 314 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 41 1. Gaslight and Coke. —Bombay (Lim ited), G; Ditto Third Issue, 31; British Prowled's', 291 ; City of Loudon A, 30; European, 131 1 ; Imperial, 811 4 ; Imperial Continental, 95 ; London, 75 3, es div. ; 311 ; United Getters!, 304 2 ; Westminster Chartered New, 45 ; Western. 16. Docks.—East and West India, 132 3 ; London and St. Katharine, 804 80. Waterworks—Chelsea, 29; Xsat London, 12 8 1 ;Grad Junction, 80 ; West Middlesex, 113. Canals.—Grand Juvotion, 70; Kennet and Avon (Gua ranteed by Great Western Railway) , 6 1 1; Regent's (or London). M. It was rumoured yesterday that one of the cashiers in the bank of Messrs. Oldiug, Osborne, and Co., which Las just been amalgamated with the English Joint Stock Bank, nes embezzled a considerable sum of money, but on inquiry it was ascertained that the amount is below 2,0061. It appears that the individual in question, who had been upwards of fifteen years in the employment of this firm, absented himself from business last week, and upon an examination of his till it was ascertained that gold to the above amount had been abstracted. The copper market continues buoyant, and a large amount of business was again transacted yes terday. Burrs Burrs was dealt in as high as 1031. ; WaUaroo, to arrive, at 1051. ; and Kapunda at 1051. The transactions in English were at various quotations, but above those of Monday. The smelters refuse to sell unless at an advance of 10/. per ton from their fixed prices. IN ... 117.171 13, °°°1 100 000 7,500. 57,100 VICO i luo,ro IS!!!i sk000: se,ooo, mew skooo, .7,:ooil PROVINOIAL BRAKE MARKETS. Lfylarootk Noy.lss today : Great Western, al- London and North Western, 124) 4-Manchester, Shedield, sod Lincoln, % .4.. 01 f -Metropolitan, 138 ft-Midland, 1241-South Easters, Buffalo and take Huron. 6) 1.16 6 6 1-16-Orsini Trunk of Ire I I ).1 8-Great Western of Canada, 171-Erie, 644-Oreat Luxembourg. 141-F.aidern Exchange Bank, 13.16 d.-North -Maritime Insurance Com pany, f d.-QUeen Insurance Company , 6.16 p.-African Mer chants Coinpany, p.-National Steam Company, 1 1116 1) 1 1-16 if 15 1 9.161 ) 1) 11 d.--West India and Pastan Company, 1 p. -Pauulcillo Mining Company, I t. ifiscazirltm. Nev. 14.-A good Duane's was done, and prices were steady. Boickow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limtted), 41 6 p.-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6)) -C. Carnmell and Co. (limited), Gi d -Eriea.64)--Great Eastern, 464-Great Luzembours Western, 141- Gnuid Trunk of Glenda, 27 1 III) elf 117 8-Groat of Canada, 17-Orest Western. etc- Miseln 611-Lenesehn 6 and Yorkshire, 1121 I- London and North Western, MI- Manchester and County Bank ( Limited), 4) p.-Mancticeder, Shef field, and Lincolnshire. fift )if flit -ditto are Pfie Cent. preLperp.... 1616 !- Metropolitan, tnea It 111 - -1 11tettand Northliritish,ol-NortbEastern,Berwidts,llo-Bouth Eastern, 79 I-Tim and Mertes Marine Insurance (Limited), 6) p. - United States 5.20 Years' Bonds, 64 3) )-North Union Bank, 165 -New Gransda, 16) Trunk 4111 pref. 32-Canada New. ft 1- Great Eas 3dß. tern 6 per cent. (180, 9S-Sp toDh Passives, I Nor. 111.-Thres per Cent. Consols, (17)--New Three per Cent. Stock. 86) I-Ditto, for account, Ith Demmber. 87 114:7-indis Five per Cent., 1011) 11-National Bank MM. pato', F-National ( 1 01. ank ur ilverpool 'Limited) (101. paid), 11 yid Bank paid), ft) - Union Bank (Limited) (VI. paid). IS-Dublin and Belfast Innetion !MU 361-Dublin and Drogheda ,100 L geld), 83-111dland Great Wane= Half MANS (Int. paid), 18-Waterford and Limerick (501. paid) 18- Dublin,Wicklow, end Wexford, 6 per seat. (tot, paid), 49. He Go. I. 6. 26 to 30 to to OS 10 to 24 30 tO 40 61 to 4 43 to 4S 45 tO 60 tee Qr. -.- partials. COFFIUL -Tbe market for Coyne coatinsee wiles. con siderable parcels in public. sale havisg been disposed of at the full valuations. Plantation triage, 524 to 695. ; sae or dinary mixed, 741. &L to 76.. ; low middling and middling, 775. 6d. to 83s. ; good middling, 86a.; peaberry, native small, 67a. to 675. 6d. ; good ordinary. 6 1 3•• to 691. i TIMDAT EViiirnirG• , fine ordioary, 7o6 . to 70a. 6d. ; bold, 721. to 725. &I. Consols, which closed yesterday at 874 to 88 ex : Tr.A.-Tbe pu le. to brc ash of Imaodise to sea bay* gone off w and dui at ith div. for the 7th December , o p ened and closed to- ; asiesatioa at 2d. ede; ;Mo led day at the same quotation, the intermediate varia- 1 aditgL4l:l:l,LT basins ,. bop b... transacted at .fi e, tion eonaisting of au improvement to 88, " buyers." I m i ce , iac i a r,ri coo . ) , J ama i ca , a t 3., ~d, ; B,, t aa„,, For money the last price was 89 to 4 pith div. 1, k v .- masc., Le t weres. see Mauritius, L. i'd. to la. ;11; The official business report is as ' follows :- ' Coha at le. Bd. to 1.. ad. Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 4, Lditto, Ric 9 . -801 ,„ 1 rain. "..,tiauss. Is sutt..ee request at arm f or accoun t, 874, 88 ; Three per c en t, ace d, primi t i. d Oider:resirlastesoia at ils. 10e0. ; ordiowry ditto, 9d. to 131. ; see Itaegooe, 134. :id. to 87#, # ; New Three per Cents., 874,_ 4,4, 4 ; India it . * 9 1 • 1 a ' Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 1044 ; ditto Four gmcis.-Pepeer both black sad white, recede firm. per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 934 ; Five per Cent. Pimento veld et 3 d. to 31d. Ginger, Bevil, a: 265. 6d. to enlaced" rupee paper, 1014. 275. ; and Zalliihsr doves, ot &I. to Sid. The government broker bought to-day 20,000/. Bscrertos.-The market is arra. but cast. . Three per Cents Reduced for the Sinking Fund. 1 faiths decli n ed 11 &7 1 .11 ' . ,. of sark.l l6. " 6/is ual i. ilis 11 ,1 44 6 . " bas .P cm :d ot a t m a Indian Government securities were steady. I c hi e fl y for arrival. per Pv There was no change in Exchequer Bills, the March reit. -inniumu h dolts at firm rotas. being quoted 6.. to 2a. dia., and the Jane Ba. to 45. lixer.-St. Peteselnus a t treat at 344 dia. Foreign stocks, in some eases, MOTO heavy. There TALLOW MARICHT.-(THIS DAY.) wow a fall of 1 per cent. in Spanish Three per Ceuta., The alr,lr !Lq uis k t ___ L . st„_,_,....the isnowiA Prieu l ,,! -- ; T ___ n effla and 4in the Deferred, owing to the distrust excited 506. ;La:LI. Cb=nl2:7;:rte. ; fiZa:.:11:0 by the aggressive policy of f s the panish government. h aat " t o m in k, ao i . ad, ; w o e, 51 8 . 6d, There 11114 aeo a decline o 4 in Spanish Passive, I Ain the ehrtilleates. and 4in ftrpfiran Bends of the . BOROUGH HOP MARE.n.-(THIS DAY.) firotteis. erdbkffionds were eepeedally depreised, Mew'. Pattoodee and Smith riper% DO alteration is falling # per oent., and the Coupons 4. The specu. the market since Monday. Trade quiet, and prices on s. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwou. The mining market continues very firm, with a large amount of business, chiefly in shares in cop per mines, which have further advanced in many case.. Subjoined are some of the present quotations : Clifford Amalgamated , 221 to 231 ; Rant Cara Brea, 51 to 61 ; East Caradon, 81 to 91 ; Grsmbler and SL Aubyn, 5 to 6 ; North Treskerby, 31 to 1; Great Vor, 351 to 36 ; East Lovell, 154 to ; Tin croft, 19 to 20 ; at Grylls, sto 6 ; West Caradon, 121 to 13 ; Lady Bertha, 10s. to 12s. 6d. ; Cam borne Teen, 121. 6d. to 15s. ; North Roaear, 13 Cam to 14, call paid ; Wheal &ton, 1971 to 205 ; Devon Great Console, 575 to 600 ; Tresavean, 51 to 61 ; New Birch Tor, 2to ; East Basset, 19 to 20 ; Wheal Grylls, sto 6 ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to 4 ; Cara Brea, 25 to 27 ; and Marko Valley, 31 to 4. Cape Copper and Cobre Copper shares continue in demand, and show a strong upward tendency ; the former have beeu dealt is at 14, 131, and 13/, and the latter at 251 and 26. Frontino and Bolivia Gold are also firm, having changed hands at 24 ---- THZ CATTLIt PLAOI7Z IN WOLVERHANTIHN.-- We regret hawing to record the outbreak of the cattle plague in this town of a somewhat alarming character, it hair( resulted in the death of four animals, sll belonging to Mr. Handier, builder. and likewise the a milk dealer in Darlington-street. Oa Monday morning • sixtb ear in mine lot shoved symptoms of the disease, and both it and the other one affected are said to be in on almost hopeless condition, although as a last mono" Mr. Blake, surgeoe. is being permitted to treat them on the homcerpathie spleen. Wolverhampton ffkrowiek. Berm Kam/wares Mum:lr.—During the week ending November 11, the visitors have been ea follows : ' On Monday, Tuanlay, and fiaturdiv• free dayr, sins from I I 10 SAM to 10 r.m., 8,352 ; on Webs:Mgr Tbuzi!!lle and Friday etaideete days (mbniselos to the Dello, 614,, , open hum 10 a.m. tin 4 p:m.. IMO. Tote, 9,732. From ' the opening of the maaenm, 5,641,212. 20. 1 1041 5 81,0 ?8} - M AO 71 18.( r t ;•1 A