The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-11 00:00:00

0 make treaties ,14.1 a-at. , du, Saar it "'mirk,'" to rricrut ; 1..., hig:ility ( . .iptaisk liiii.llll 111 tam ljtaaw, 4.f it.." 7 with the :tlauy have (ILAIfIE. iss4 inf..rnig u St. Ir..y St. ..t Nei. is 1 , 110,, f..ther io.prred e for lb. satasal I he &void .11.1 e seem..... la 41044•1 upon the I • member of th e t 1? hie father. et the arr Al. Coup. clot liii,IMINOWtS With al, was slw eWb• y o The &eased ►ie ow cceeetre • •lik he • I staple +deli ...My he pre.bJel .ieriel l vet 'r.r rEKL. Irln...ea a It tter cr.*. .4 Lublin as ...le ..s What .4 wee seceouty rto pr.,. r the Zeal the ;irrational' the he peeeeetie Is Lay el Mato Veer ▪ tp•••• • • Colby, 14 40-oily doi. .4e theresitleessed obiensesta to the rape lbwo ittitsbeif 660. - c lb. ..keisius• • i....611.4be sea. throt. lee the por• pi...tames by Oliito• tioto lkihrrt Pal We are will* is • that tier seal re Übe* watiew I It. I. Ws Yo b peligkas point tirrimool wow 01 doeiroying the • lir Mot= •foriorrly it. Hie eslesise rhumb. (bout asd I be h..• deployed .ntitll who ilk ths tb. buly catitoiro i.t It.. baroset's the b.f. lb COO. peuir *spa Si. est. I. r. :141 1 *, I Med 1 1 . gn,..1.4 by his •ti ..at coast-woos! J. the eslacatios ‘RNIED BY II". •Irving the A North Week's tsv• ../ Ilan la Eng Irurd ler companies win un serially tarried n railway pnusey at and untrgebsot .lelor weather. T RA YELLER. IN ■we. Mr. ihlis/srd two chests ..eutieg theme two t of Mr. %astern iumleil with others mire w Aguecheek. othm similarly re. .tri, he sustains in from drawings on •m photographs by or, and the °semi* been tt pp 'lilted the rooms al tit* t of Devoe. ivell arl.tliteti p..iatell a Conn Leto bishop Was . were to be alba appointed to itrailfonl. appointed to 2110 1,11,1*.:L05.- 6,,,4,.. took plow Tbo tleomosa mod colored tb. horosetey on tM Iloward llooglmo ,fol Moms I. 14$ kr skids he ro• ll* also Wok part not po.ornt st griuroong to Übe II the owl of 11412, of l'harlo. 111. no" go IK.I, lanai is i Foot, tM I . Aut. Sir H. owlet from 1a42 to I ....striate ia 11 4 :U. r Itruarsiek of the gi.sea of the bed •.. 11111 received the In M 11,4111,100 Of uril ere created • t Michael sad $l. .• of the I Wet ai • ..in Itikert Percy. .1 for wee I.lla.lrt that following ..1 70. occupint • to. and two In•rrad a Oat% it t.. r.-n.le at the Irft In.m. nu Fri' iha • ..ne Ile left •tp.., and took lb* •0r returned. At ahirr seat bar nos •ed co hit ✓ hi. grandfather Ito al.rm. Medical elolont d tb. them ho skull fractured. you'd near the that Itosbalt, the Gainsaid at 7 that I between !tam! 10 theta treat to .r Th.l.leeerrer• • mom, es, made aeat to the NAO. Ile bad pee t...er he hol low ▪ Isml giros law • o.rrel appelif• 6111 the prten•eft 111107 INT ▪in the dairy, on"! teed The were in. at the tuna If le*llll4 • bed err. • testers, ere *ft ju.v, after half a• of "(ladle of Ira* CRAM'S DAY.-.• •Na mars% all I POGL LAW INTELLIGENCE: (THIS DAY.) CoURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ',maw. 1. (Bri.re Lord Chief Justin Cockburn, Mr. Justitv Wightmos, and Mr. Justin, Blackburn.) . 4 . t I.N 4 .l • AltbIANs or pOok MINIMAL MaTiel.7l4/31 To 110 VAN 4.*ATIIuLII• VALTEIut. Thi• two raised an important int-stiou as to the fight of Kamm catholic clergy to ester workhouses toe the purpose of visiting the Rome catholic inmates. I k. 4 loses obtain...l by Mr. Coleridge on the port of • Iter. Edw.!. Itag.l...we, a Itome.o catholic clergy• 4,1, eallitig upon the wiankins of the poor of St. Luke I laci...4,why a InaghtuuUs should sot lease COMmatiliog them to penult Mr. ..fter ranee& oboe midair, him, from tune to time end at all remissible ennui of the day to toot the workhouse for the purpose of "Hering religious in. .trni,ll. , o awl aw...t.tuco t.. the Homan totholic paupers at 1..• it..sonalde mid also to penult him, on one or r...re clay. of the work and at reasonable and cosvesieet times, to mumble thom paupers is some couvenient place in the workhowie, iu order that he slight impart to them due untruetiou. The question acme under the Itith ...lam of the l'oortaw .tnieslment Act (ith ito.l sth Wil liam IV., cap. 714, Kral after the rule had been argued by -•ir V. Kelly in one isle , and Mr. Coleritto on the other, it ens agree,l between them that the matter should stem) ,nor. with a new to some mutually satisfactory inTaliga• tient being owe to by the two parties. Mr. Coleridge (with whom ass Mr. Charles Reseell) now ietiniatell to the court that having met liar Y. Kelly, who showed a very proper epint in the matter, they had agreed toe -nem unite upon which be applied to have the ral• dinhargedwalest OW Mecum greeted Me appluation, and the rule was dis charged aceueollegly. COURT OF R.XCHEQUER. Sittings in Baum —(Bsferis the Lord Chief Baron sad Hamm araavell. and Wilde./ MAIM LBO WWII V. CATANACIL iffy! oth Ilia are came Wars their lordships by way of aP irol fr om • decrier of Mr. Christopher Temple, judge ail tb. Cowry_ Cowl .4 Rochdale, who refuted to receive the endears of the plaintiff's wife. It red the% the plastid Isreught an action to the name at r. sal hit wide to recover f!.-74., the value of a pianoforte, beloaged to the latter prior to her marriage. The Obis• tors wife was • arterial witness .o support of the case. but the defeadant's advocate objected to the reception of her tutu sty oo the ground .4 was t of religious belief, as she did lot believe is the curare of • (:el or of a future rated reliant. and puaishinear. It was coatended 00 the other side that the evidence must be takes, as the wit. ems herself did sot "hint to be sworn. awl it win mot com peting to the de/midair to nab* the objectiee, as a subject coal.' mot be dronved o f h er civil rights, however liable she might be to endernatical eraser* arl utahnient /rum her waat of religious faith. Th e judge then eta. mud the piamtars wife ore the rain dire, sad is rmoly lo his donator she MAW that she did not believe io the eirmace of • fled, ace is • fetus, state of reward, sal paartruesta„ but that she regarded her ward as her hoed awl fen that she was baud to tell the truth for her fellow creatura Ile these airwers the judge refired to allow the edema to give endear', and noo•suited the giving leave for aa appeal to this court oe the prated law. Mr Crawford sow argued tie came is seaport of the and Mr. linty rater Lord fowl tiro.. is sly* *sweet an —W. are alarmed that proesadiai Oars **pal throoosty court was right aceonbag to 'ha law arlprostist of this teratry ever Nom the law ea Tbs appeal. {herds..has Wiwi We are sot Tareto oak% bad to r. sibatairsar the Isom sad • amid to swore by same a insommy. Woo it with by set of t, and is this tiro eir asil of partiussat no appeal was aseartliaikr dimiand. TEM POLIUZ COURT& (THUS DAY.) antatmea qumnott or shimaithwr. Irma Lanett, a audaltrapil area, was pied at as bar before Mr. Arse lll, aped unlit the following very paw liar ("monogamous. 1, clerk in the service of Messrs Cockerel!. tea wise• cheat; said that primmer war is their employment se a ear. wh s, h h• led tire wa and was eag ewered to receive mosey from custauint , ic end weber•led. Mr. Areold—la there any more than one taw against hoe !! Wit...— Yes, sir ; there are three—he is charged with reseiving V. Os fat. from Mr. Woodash, of 10, Riley. Anil, Melees ; 21. Ile. from Canton' Clarke ; tied U. Ts. bow Yr. Ueode, of Kessingtos. Mr. Amid—Whoa did he receive these amounts! W haws —The whole at them on Friday. Mr. Arnold--Have you Use 'dowsse here to prove it sow - IFiteeme—The priwieer adinita the receipt of the money; M came to tee ou Saturday morning and told me he had re ales., the atoeiry, het had lent Mr. Arnold—He Wel received it on Friday! Witeeee—YeL Mr: AreolirAnd h. cane voluotarily to you on &tar• del snores/au sad made the slateesset you have described Witness—He did. Mr. Areold—lie said be bed lest 11111 maw ? Witowa— Yes that wee wbas be meld. Mr. Arnold— Have you say widows, to show that be had lot -- i•Vitsisss --I bays 1101. Mr. Arnold —Then you do not Prove the offence with which you charge this man. }..ruberslernent is appro. risking mosey to his own use aixl not accounting for it; It is quite clear that he did account for it by stating that lts had lost it. We closet believe that. Mr. Arnold —You must prove the man's guilt. Walked He la paid far receiving money, aad we expect bins to account foe it. Yr. Amid—He may have been guilty of great neglect of ditty. he may have got drank, and behaved very ill, but that wield sot We him guilty of enibeulernent. Wilms—We have ugly his aasertaon that he lost the way. Mr. Amid—But he may have lost it and you cannot peeve QM he did eat. Embezzlement dues not mean the mere mardes to hand over money received. It means Mat he don sot may fail to account fur it, but appropriates It to hie own am Whease—Primeber rye he got drunk and did not re member anything the Beet morning , when he found th e Loewy pea, Mr. Araelel—Thia &isnot be called embeulement ; it may be a gnat breech of trust, and he is liable to pay civilly, but sot liable to be charged with embezzlensent. Primmer was dieeharged from melody, but directed to enter into his own reco.miasace to appear on a future day to see if the charge could be carried say further. MARLBOROUGH4fTREET. PL WINT- TDEBIIIB4. Samuel Lw•oes, alma C:188118U END RA Thomas Jones, dee:gibed as a cinch, was cbarge.l before Mr. Hendon with Mealier at his , Basest street. a revolver pistol 4 the value of 81. do, the property of Mr. James Beattie, gunmaker. Enna the ...Irma of Mr. Jas. Beattie it appeared Matra Paturday the pawner went into hie shop about 3, followed by three others. Two of the persona asked to see some silver. amend pistols, which he showed them, telling them the price, flee gleams. They purchased noth' but left the shop, the prieouer and another remaining. , as he was showing the two oust, wa lk e d up to the show s ass, sad thee walked out. The other man asked for some oil, and Purchased two bottle.. About lialfaa-hour after, is mew ammo of what the ishilliegford, 141 C) told Ida. he missed a pistol from the show cam. Mr. Thin. Wns. lA.b.on, of 11, Piccadilly, silversmith sod Jewell. r, —On Saturday afternoon, primmer and soother came in to make • purchase of some pine sad rings to last a portrait in. tie tuning to the wiedow for the purpose of ruin 00160 001, a yuutr.; Tan came In end asked some iieretioe, ad left, and while doiag ea t the man with the prisoner took isp • gold aisle, and put Malian apsim, end then left with hie 'ampoules. He (Mr. Dobson) followed the two men with the view of ceutiming any of hie esigithours if they paid them a visit. He saw ascot go to Bingley's, tailor, iternt.street, primmer going is. They thee name oat sad walked up to a shop nest door to Beattie's, mad after ward. oth west isle Beattie'. shop, but he was mot mei which one ; but the others afterwards went is. Oa seam promer come out he felt certain all was set right, tad saw the primmer in a peculiar mother pet his head on hi. pocket. Premier thee wit to sae. , sod he fol lowed him slows Argyll place, whim prisoner turned roiled mad asked why be was following hint, and said he would "mesh kis brains oat," awl afterwards said he would " blow hie bathe out." He, however, told primmer that all his bullyieg would sot deter him, soil while talking to him the pistol dropped from has pocket, clearly by • accident. H. (Mr. lied...) then shouted •• police," and ran r.,,0 the offheo, and Mr. Albert, the interpreter, assisted in the pursuit WI win caulht by the officer, with the Wed in hie Packet, having picked it up after dropping it. The primmer, who there is mama to believe with his anthems have paid several visits to tradesmen at the we.4.ewd, was committed for triaL MARYLEBONL P.UII/1/L CAMS. Ass. /Ask a well-dread aim ghi L egol 15, residing with her parent. is Upper dohootruits rits "1 18 1 81 ", was tessu,cht up frees Marylehowe wriethomet dermal with having, neider very dietreelag eirmaneleasek attempted to lemmata her miskemee by inmates. It appeared from the widens* that es 1111dey mamba het, Guys*. ltreeetb-perh eseetable. Ne. 2, heard lad far " lidp from the Ws of the enreermeal WOW, seel on . lreemea le tie spat, while wee war te the empes aaahridek ob e y the prisoner Oseelag id •He ef duet Wailes yawls from the bask. He west le taw her, rid et with marketed lee from her perilous peaks& gheeelate of he *aid bee es the beak, and when eke erdwed s ceeedeemeele he put her Le a cab sad Wilet with her to the vieridimme• Hr. Yerilky salted the Firmer what she led he ep fir kale. the attempt epee her lute, ad she replied in a Yet "Nothlei." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1861. Ike nuAber, who was prearot, wai called. and the only reason she could mown foe M► daughter's rodi conduct was that of her father having for some misbehaviour holed her ears and ordered her to leave the house. The worthy magistrate, after feelingly addressing the poor girl upon the heinousnese of the come of self .ileatruc tion, remanded her for a week, not to the ILIUM! of Deten tion, but directed that she should be taken back to the workhouse, the surgeon having expressed an opinion that it woWd be advisable for her to be there fur further medical attendance. ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ST A FEMALE. Anne Minalelev, a married woman. aged 114, was charged with drunkenness and attempting to destroy herself in the Regent's ('anal, near the Harrow-nod. When estnuated she was in an insensible state, and it wan stated that she had made a similar attumpt upon her life before. Mr. Yardley remanded Ler for a week. "WTI= tobastawirs. 107 a - 1244 7 Pa 221 S 1w Uf - iii I7s ih. IPd 1 I.4IWATIL I V=7 Ib- MO all Aalsallo•Ill 66 MI - a. IN Illon..bp dill.larpa 110} 100} -. U all Do. di. (.. - Lan Batls47.4lool c• broal; { 4 an Do. Pnbroa 100 101 11 43.,Brant,..*Godsi kb Spa Bds., Aug. 1.1012 sodonsdbylbutttL IL 70 75 - 100 100 Do. July 1.1473, ditto 4ll TO - 100 lee Do. Jam 1, 1874, ditto 46 70 - 6 all Clgoulis It 3. Lotorn. 6 6} - 10 16 Capst*Docklip.ogua } }dL - 10 - .1 1 1 06 7 10 0. r es eisr cent. - - - 30 nastas SI 100 WA Indira Van D6..1'1461964* - - -- tee all Do. 4} p. al Debent 99 101 - lee all Do. 6p. el &AMC - 100 all Do. do. do. 1466.70 100 101 - 100 all Do. do. do. 102671 102 1( 3 - St. Quad Truk of Cam& 14 10 -- 100 an Do. 11 per el Pref. - !N all D0.150.Pr#6.416.04J1c 6O 63 - 1N all Do. II par al DAM s6 36 36 100 all Do. I per el lOU- 4O 43 - lell an Do. do. INS U 16 - N.IL an Do. Indian 1872- IN groat Indian Poilooda 100 101 100} U 12 Do. Nan } dls par - Ol 100 Ot. 3. olludls a 6 o#} 10C4 100} 111} all 0 6. 1 146Qurida. Owls 9} 1 10 } 30} 111 Do. New lo} 1 dls - 100 all Do.49.alldapay73.R.op 96 100 - 100 all Do. 4 do.. 77..110p. so 92 - 100 all Do. do. 78 wham/op. •-•- - IGO 41 D 0.4 p.d.Bda.,pay.r - - - St. 100 b an Guar. 4 per ot . 90 92 24 6g. 160 Do. do. 6 par al 99} 100} 100 IL IN Do. 6} per 4. Ulm. 93 61 - 110 all Do. 5 per cant. do - - dis - 6l 100 141 0.C0rp.69..a1100d - - 10 all N. Brunswick* 0... 19 all D em o. A d0. c1.. 'S tood do 4 4 II 6 20 an Do. do. Bap do 3 6 - 10 all Do. do. load do 3 5 - e< 100 kinds lo2} 103} - N 15 Do. Punianb ..... oc, - 10 all Do. do. - - - el 1 Doind.St.FlOag.66 e 07 N - 10 1 Trloldoallralisallarip I a dim - 111110111LL41110170. No 18k. i 00W4311111. IPd I CI. pion i eau lettee. 10 Aapo•Usioaa Nhis_..l fill IS 11 - 50,000 10 Bantle LI. Mall 84.( L.) 411 I 1 - 360 1000 Atlantic Tel (L1m...... an - - - 10,000 16 sastrallaa 1 40 1411 1-.. 19 17 01 - 47.000 10 Berns Waterworks_ . all 0 6} - (PO 110 Brut blab Kan Teal an le U (- S,IU 10 Do. B 7 par o. tui tea an an is *a - Imo so Do. 0 - - }io o Illt Ouada Lod all 101 141 - 0 11l i ! jui . sa lselo64lo46ll an II 17 - 11l Paha lee IN SS 36} 27 40,930 el Posearolial - 160,640 11l Do. deal Pap Dab lOO lei tell U} 00,000 10 Lludla&Lon.liblyposß 6 14 3 es - 110,1100 10 Nastlndisl mg.& taus! 1 Jar pa - 700.000 114. Illactrto Telegraph - 70.000 & ling. ana Aust. Cop. - 10,000 14 Opt Nam Navlgstt.o 14 ... - - NO.OOO 1 Oust Skip (Malted_ , - 100,000 1 Do. jr} per cent , ?Tel ell 0 - 13,000 6 Loa mulct TaL (L.) 4(- - (116 - 100,000 4 Loo. Osa. Omnibus Co als I} 1} - 60,600 30 Madras brio. & Caul 1 11 2} pa - 20,000 IC Msdltarransanlilac.ToL all - - 11000 10 'Wilda lam. Tat (Dka.) an 4 6 4} 00,000 11 National Discount 00. • 4 1 di. - MOO 10 NarboddaCoaldarou(L) 6 1 4 0} dis - 11,110 le Nothorluds load . - all - - - 60.000 6 Do. ap. 0., be. all Ma. all 1 i - 1,714 .00 N. Brew. Ai N. Scot. l 4 Si 7 I - 111 1 1676 1 N. att. Australulaa an lb - 00,000 1 ' ea. - 00,000 1 De. "now Ohara' - 40,000 le ( U. Oft. (16a) all # 000,000 et. Pod Mit load& Ilia IN 67 00 40 - 10,000 60 aadOrlia.l4ma all 40 71 70} } 20,000 14 Do. Nur 3O 11 IS pea - 40.000 10 Leos 416 Ind. Tol. 0.4 all 141 19} - 10,00 Ile boa an ' 4q 17 - ' - 10,000 IS . now an aa ni - 16000 101 Ma Olson U 48 00 zd - 201000 1/4. AUL laraiiii. us iso IN - Kam is Auswinaii lama all IS le - 71000 1 id. kelp - 60.N0 1 Do. do. llogistandl all 11 - 11,600 le Do. U. 111.K6 15 A Ag. of Australia (banal) First lam. I I dla } pus - U. 10 , U 14.0s.U.Canada I - - - 30.600 6 Us. Kingdom 14. IL). 1 }d4 pr - le, IN Van Insessa's laad l4 9 10 - MOXEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two VOLocz. The funds retain a tendency to improvement. A fresh rise of i per cent. has taken place to-day. In the railway market the movement is also favour able. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are in brisk demand, and have risen per cent. The India Five per Cents. have risen to loq to ex div. fur the account. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 69fr. 10c., being rather more than I per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 93k, 1, and 1, cum div., for money, and 92} and 1 ex div., for the account (sth Dec.). The present quotations are respectively 931 to /, and 92/ to /. The official business report is as follows :—Bauk Stock, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 921; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 f, /, 1 cum div. ; ditto for account, 1041 ex div. ; ditto Scrip, 104, 1, cunt div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981, 99 ; ditto 1864, 981; ditto 1859, 981 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 105 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 125., Bs. prem. A rise of 1. to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds ; the loan of 1854 is now quoted 791 to 801, and that of 1858, 681 to 1. Mexican Bonds are rather quiet. There is a further improvement in the Spanish Coupon Certificates, which are last marked 61. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921, ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 651 (exch., 12f1.) ; Eqnador New Consolidated, 15,1 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 28, 271 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 501 ; ditto Passive, 171 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6/, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791, 801 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 68/, ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 211. The Angleeea has arrived from Melbourne with 291,5001. in gold. The mail steamer Delta will leave to-morrow with 223,9201. in silver and 8,9851. in gold, for Bombay. We Understand that the sum lodged in the Bank of England on account of the March dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858 uow amounts to 90,0001. The Bonds for the sinking fund of 56,1801. (being 1 per cent. on the loan of 5,000,0001., with the divi dend on the bonds already cancelled), will be drawn in December. At Liverpool on Saturday the transactions in cotton were again large, reaching 23,000 bales. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Kelly and Co., the extensive printers and publishers, of Old Boswell-court, Temple-bar. They are well known as the publishers of the Post-office London Direc tory. The amount of their liabilities has not tran spired. The Agents General for Crown Colonies invite tenders, until the 26th inst., for a further issue of 200,0001. of Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cent. Debentures. This issue has, of coureq been duly authorised by an Act of the Colonial Legislature. The debentures are in sums of 1001. each, and are redeemable in London in twelve _ . The Indian Carrying Company (Limited) is an nounced, with a capital of 100,0001. in shares of 21. each, of which a portion are to be reserved for India. The first issue is to consist of 25,000 shares. The object is to provide means of transport at the terminal and intermediate stations along the lines of the Indian railways and steamers, upon a plan similar to that which has been so successfully carried out in England by Messrs. Pickford and Co., and other well-known firma. Merchandise, produce, and parcels are to be collected, transported, and distri buted. The want of an organisation of this kind is prominently alluded to in the reports received from time to time from the agents of the Indian railways, to which this company may become an important auxiliary. It is believed that a con siderable amount of the capital will be absorbed by the shareholders in Indian lines. The board is very respectably constituted, and is almost entirely com posed of directors of the Indian railways. The project has been favourably received on the Stock Exchange, and the shares were quoted to-day to prem. The directors of the London and L►ncashire Fire Insurance Company have issued a notification to the effect that— Negotiations ate in promos, with every prospect of • successful result, under which the services of an expe rienced manager, and the business connexions of an stab• lashed are Mike of great respectability, Wit be secured by amalgunatioo, thus assuring to this company • considerable present income, and • l►rge accession of streugth to the body 4 shareholders. We understand that the office referred to is the Queen. The half-yearly meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 18th inst., when a resolution will be submitted for converting the shares into stock. The directors will also ask authority to borrow the further sum o 50,0001. in 5 per cent. debentures convertible into stock. A petition for throwing the winding up of the National Assurance and Investment Association (better known u the "Hank of Deposit," of Pall mall Rut) into the Court of Chancery is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 16th inst. Mr. R. P. Harding has been appointed by the judge in Chancery interim manager of the English and Irish Church and University Assurance Society. A call of 101. is to be paid ou the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kwstendjie Harbour Company by the 3rd December. A general meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British North America is called for the 3rd Dec. The following letter on the subject of claiming spoiled stamps has been posted in the Stock Ex change : kinunp Allowance-office, Creshiun-Dome, Nov. 7, 1861. . . Sir,—l beg to acquaint you, for the information of mem ber. of the Stock Exchange, that on and after the :tril De cember next, the days for the allowance of claims for gelbb ral spoiled stamps at this office will be Tuesday and Thurs day, from ll till 2 o'clock in every wink, instead of Monday only, as at present. —I am, ke.. (Signed) It. P. WALLEa. The Secretary, Stock Exchange. The Maitehestor Examiner says • • ... . . . As an illustration of the deplorable state of trade in the manufacturing districts during the past year, we may mention that since the Ist January last, in the various districts noted below, no leas than 79 manufacturing firms, who purchased their yarn, have bees compelled to succumb to the pressure of the times and snspeud payment:—Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitherve, 30 failures • Burnley and Bury, 15 failures; Manchester and neighbouritood, 15 failures • Stockport, 10 failures ; Todmorden, 5 failures ; Rawtenst;ll and Bacup, 4 failures ; total 79 failures. With regard to the trade in tea, coffee, and sugar during the first nine months of the present year, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remark as fol lows : Io most articles of prodnoe the importations of this year have shown a greater increase than the consumption, althou3h the latter has been satisfactory. The arrivals of tea have been 4A per mot. in excess of those during the first three quarters of 1860, and nearly 36 per cent. over those of the same period of 1859. But the consumption presents an increase of only lid. per cents over 1860, while compared with 18.19, there is a decrease of more than 1} per cent. Of coffee, the arrivals Lave exceeded those of 1860 and 18.59, to the extent respectively of 3 per cent. and 18} per cent., while the consumption shows • fractional de crease from last year, and an increase of ally 4 per cont. compared with 1859. Of sugar, the &meals have exceeded those of 1860 by N per oent., and those of 1859 by ti per cent., while the increase of consumption has been only 4 per cent. over 1860, and less than 1 per cent. over 1859. As regards cocoa similar regalia have taken place. The importations have been 21 per cent. in excess of last year, and 57 per cent. in excess of 1859, while the consumption shows in each cam a slight de cline. Of the latter article, however, the vs-exportation this year Las been unusually large, so that the stocks in bond, intend of an increase, show a decrease of por cent, Of tea the same may be remarked, the stocks in hood show• log little alteration. Of coffee aad sugar, also, the r•-expor ' tation has ban rather larger than in 1860 or 1839, but not le an extent to produce ►ny matenal effect. and the comae queoce has been. u was shown in a statement we published last week, that the stocks in bond of those two articles have increased since the corresponding date of last year rupee lively 15 per cent. and 40 per cent. SATURDAY Evan's. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to kex div. for the sth Dec., opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 94, " buyers," and closed at 92 1 , or 92 5-16 to 7-16. For money the last price was 94 to CUM div. The official busi ness report 11 , as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 93k, I, cum div. ; ditto for ac count (Dec. 6), 92k, 1., ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; Bank Stock, 230 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106 k, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 99; ditto Ronda, 125., 16s. Fem. ; Five per Cent "enlaced" rupee paper, 94, *. The India Five per Cents. continue in demand and firm. The closing price was 1031 to 104 ex div. for the account, or equal to 104 to 1 cuss div. The rupee paper was likewise firm. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Se. to 12s. prem. ; the June, 17s. to 20s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 12s. to 16s. prem. Foreign stocks were firm. No alteration occurred in the market for Bank !hares. In miscellaneous descriptions there was a further rise of about 100. in Oriental Inland Steam. Canada Land shams were flat. The closing quoLations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 5 to 54 prem.; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 7-16 to 15-16 dia. ; London and Provin cial Marine, 4 to 3 dia. ; Oriental and General Marine, par to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 3-16 to 1.16 du. ; London and Lancashire Fire Insurance, par to prem. ; Asphaltum Company, par to a. prem. Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway ordinary stock has risen to 50 " buyers." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (8T ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STARES. Three-quarters of a mile. }Nathan, Joy, Wank Greenwich Fair, etnifessica, Bookaloom, sad Twinkle are barn HEREFORDSHIRE STAKES. One mile arid a ball. The Mock, Ripon. Greenwich Fair, Bally Edmond, Con queror, s)copliaut, Brownie, Dorking, Sherwood, and Dots are bore. ARISTOCRATIC HANDICAP. One mile and a half. The Moak, Dianenat, Old Post, Bally }almond, Acre, Brownie, Wortham, Watereprite, and Don are here. TOWN PLATE. Hal( a mile. Bookaloom, Ho'demi; Louise Lectern, Rhurbas, and Tarragona are bars. HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Butterfly, Hands or Tai Kmlora, Yorkshire Grey, Men, Rim Ehmaer, Wartham, Havourseen, and Tumbler ars hem HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE Mires miles. Retriever, Ituamouthslure, KO:swarth 15.., sad Fresh. mesa ere Isere. OTNIR A RINALII.--Jennalem, Martyr, Bantam, Dusk,. Yorkshire Mira, Miller, Jackal, Pale Brandy, Ludlow, Shrepsb.re, Pot Poerri, Deritia, Conant, Physician, Shep. herder, POI Palt, and b by Moorcock. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) *MOAT, NOME= 11. 8 LL b. Z. Nlll .---1- 1111.05 47 ASNIPII2II par a Um 16. le' 0 lima lllll, 111 imagism PM; 111 Pumas I.APE 41 SWAM air Si iCali GALWAT ...11 MI linuelli ~ It Wilma, —ULU 41 1141MMIA a N - n Allinr . r "111 0/111 a Woos Dolma ....r 1114111 PI rultreiloOTlM _'Mai di Poinl4llll. NMI P MOMS Wel Mit MUMS PIM, 1111 111. - L LW. I W. I NW. LW. N.W. WAN,. w. WAY/. IiVIASATIOI9. IL—Maramealar esnamaad art redmmad to r dam at mom asa had : ark t• loaa.~ at ametimll lama mmaimg about oao.kamilaidab of am loch esamMlam : mod ma& fa die, 50..., 32 dug. cawing rrb Ibrombomiamift tairsass. I—Exporod Ibeimeasstge 11.—Malliamed bob per evapuratloo sod dew MMEO.--011raellam of Mid 39sa—two potato WI of nag -1.--limas (1 to estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 91. L— IMY& : lima akm •e. claws :clataellmd): t. tam . h. 9991; 1. 191= isk 9 7 thatil :a. °mewl ,doll); r. rola; s. mow . —llm4lllegarbaace (I to la. L—Caha. PILIVIOOIIIIO IMO looms. Munn= 111101111 WZDINMAT. N. Drllaba—L So N. to W. and W. to N. mid L—Gate, snow. /I.—Stream rainy. MA fralesd—W.l. w ., S.W. to N.—Strea& relay. N.W. MIL I. Osei4—a fie M. sad LW. to N.—Wooed, dry. LW. _!Yaws to a gala, Wang, lestit rain thastrailk. Samitmad—Wattos. Shrolar. clear. One. Prince Napoleon hex subscribed 5,000 franca, mal the Primers Clothilde 2,OCD, towards the moninnent al Count Chvour. Her royal highness writes---"In be emeing a Frenchwoman by my marriage, my heart has remained prafunadly devoted to Hely. I am happy to show this to-day ie uniting ray mama to is, husband sin &Mg honour to the memory c °oust °avow." The number of emigrants into Buenos Ayres daring the Met seven moothe of the preset year wee up ward. of 4.CC). Iu the night of the 4th the chapel of the Chateau Frohadort the reeidoom of the Closet de Chambord, was pluedered of its sacred vases, silver chandeliers, and every thing she of value that it contained. The agents of the American Slave Confederacy, viz., the Hon. Dudley Yana awl the Hon. W. L. Yenoey, dined with the Fishmongers' Company on Saturday evening. A NOVEL FIATLIAZ IN THE OPERA 07 "NORMA," —Feebler, it would appear, is not aloes in his novel stage rendwrines. lest Wet a moat humorous, though in • sere dhaseesshis incident, occurred in the Queen's Theatre is the opera of Norma. In the ninth scene of the second aid, where Norma reproaches Yak for his intl. cielity, sad where the latter rushes after the former towards the gong, Mdlle. Titian., in her impatience to strike the "sacred bronze," that "a new victim" might be revealed to the assembled Druids, Bards, and Warriors, by some mischance brought the mallet in contact with the nasal organ of Signori:buena, as and ruede a bleeding victim of him on the spot. The acci dent was not observed till a minute or two afterwards, when the signor. from loss of blood, had to retire. The fair cantatrice, evidently much disconcerted, could sot pro ceed, and the curtain suddenly dropped, greatly to the satonialuneet of the audience, few of whom had noticed the ooeurreoce. Mr. Wyndham immediately appeared, and ex plained that • alight accident had occurred to Signor ; sad is • few minutes the signor presented himself WU, and, with the blushing priestess, brought the opera to • brilliant elese.—Caleilonion Mercury, Nov. 9, ACCIDENT ON THE OI4WINTRY AND NEWTOWN RAILWAT.—On Saturday morning last the goods train left Newton', aa usual, soon after 9 o'clock. After passing Ahmed* and between that place and Montgomery there are several sharp curves. Just after rounding one of them the engine ran off the lice and down au embankment of 10 or 12 Met. The driver, Henry Baker, was thrown to • con siderable distance and was dashed to pieces, and the stoker, Heringtou Kerr, was crushed under the engine. Another man, named Pinchett, who was on the engine, escaped most miraculously with but a few bruises, and tne guard, who was in the van, saved himself by jumping out as coon as be found the carriage bad left the rails. It is to be feared that Baker was dri Yin at • furious pace. He had on more than ore occasion been warned, sad at the time the acci dent happened had • very light train of empty trucks behind the aegis e, and was going, it is said by some parties who saw the train passing along a few moments before, tem* too rapidly for rimy. The body of the drirer was Wen to the nearest public-house, but it was a considerable time before Kerr email be dug out from under the engine. He was, of *mime, quite dead, arid the mangled body pre . meted • sad appearance. The engine was smashed all to pieces, ad the trucks and van all more or leas injured. li The reed was in g oo d coetioo, and the only possible way of acoomiting fur the accident is the recklessoels of one of the . poor fellows who has mat with so *tellingly an and. KNOB. AND SPELL MATCH AT DONCASTILII ors TIE Camino:contr.— on Saturday anemone lent, a con test at knor and spell for the championship of Eng land. and M. a side, took place on the rnemosne at Doncaster between William Sutcliffe, bottom hums so "Bill at Mount," near Bradford, and Kirk Stables, of New Wortley, sear Leeds, in the pretence of nearly 2,000 spectators, principally perious brought by special train from Hendren', Leeds, and Sheffield. To. two had been pitted against each other several times previously, but the last coot eat was at Leeds for :101. • side and championship, when Stables wee declared victor by three scores only. It was decided to hold the return match at Doncaster. Stables was declared victor. ADIOLITION or Prii TOLLS. Following in the wake of the new Isle of Wight Steam Packet Com pany, who, by the construction of a poonton aotl land., mg-stage oa the banks of the lichen, are enabled to convey passengers to and from the Isle of Wight free of all dam, the original company have. we perceive by their advertisemeot, resolved to free all persons who travel to or from the island or Portsmouth by their boats, from pier tolls, whether for themselves or their luggage, where the same does not exceed 561 h. in weight. We heartily congratulate the travelling public upon the satire abolition of pier tolls; as more unpleseardoess has arisen from the obootious charges to which persons have been subjected at our pier, than the pleasure of a trip to the far•fanied Wittig Isle has been able to remove from their minds during their jentrany.—SaliabsirpJosraol. Tam BACIPIPIN lit TITS VA= 011 CAIRNS:IM We itadaslarld that hi Royal Higbee= the Kaharajoh of Crimes has ordered fear complete Meads at begplpaa with the requisite number of roads sad cheaters. trout Mr. Alm. Ohm. bagpipe maker to her Itajeaty, S. Andrew. awe% It is the intention of the Maharajah to organise a mega of salvo pipers on he retnre to India, having become • kroreg of pips mum dating hi eta in Scotland. He re* ► highossi will in future probably boast the same hmial following se Ta valiant Phairshon of Bon Gualtier— " Pour-end-twenty men, And Eve end-twenty pipers." Edinburgh Courant. 4 3 4 • 4 4 6 4 4 6 7 7 7 • SH&RB LlBlB4-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cuom The railway share market to-day is better. Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire stooks have risen 1 per cent., and several other descriptions }. 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VA Mn 10,000, M W.lOOMIMMAftlp..{. MO ... MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos The mining market to-day is rather inactive, but prices are generally maintained. Wheal Seton shares are quoted 120 to 124 ; Herodifoot, 33 to 34 ; East Caradon, 281 to 27 ; Market Valley, 94 h t: al i ; Cook's Kitchen, 28 to 29, being firm ; Grylls, 8/9ti to o r ; Providence, 43 to 44 ; and South Tolgus, 44. No transactions are quoted in the Stoc Exchange official list. United Mexican Mining shares are again better to-day ; business is recorded at 81, 8, and Bi. Other foreign descriptions are without important change, as are also colonial. East del Rey are officially marked f and i prem. ; Kapunda, 1 prem. ; and St. John del Rey, 50i. At Polgesr Mine meeting, on the Bth inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 9581. A call of 4s. per sham was made. The Grambler and St Aobra Mine amounts, presented et the meeting on the sth inst., showed • debit belanoe of 1791. Os. 10d. The loos on the two months' working wee J 671. 15e. sd. A adl of 11. per share was made. Some thievee broke into the vestry of Christ Church, Salford, on Saturday night, and mischievously destroyed what they could not wifely carry away. Fortu nately the communion plate is not kept in the church, and the only silver articles taken away were the tops of the churchwardens' staves. The incumbent of Christ Church is Mr. CllOOO Stowell. jiAl7Ol3lO --- U8 ACCIDENT TO EtIE F. GOODEICIE am m FANILT.—IimUI be 'heard with deep regret that Sr F. Goodrichs sad his family have, owing, as is supposed, to some want of oars or knowledge on the part of their domestics, been placed in im spinout peril of their lives. It would seem that to pro vide for the increasing severity of the weather, the servants bad commenced heating the various apartments of Studley Castle, the residence of the boo. baronet, by the hot air does provided for that purpose. Whether from want of proper regulating, or from negligence in removing and not rep4uug the covers of the apertures, a large quantity of carbonic gaa was emitted into the several rooms. The first to feel the perilous effects of this supercharged atmosphere was a lady •isiting at the castle. Finding that she was rapidly becoming insensible, Sir Francis instantly set out for Mr. Morris, aurgecn. who cants at once, and on his arrival found that Lady Goodrich. wee also in an apparently dying state. Mr. Morris soon divined the cause, and took his remedies accordingly, but whilst he was attending to Lady Goodriche and the lady first seised, Sir Francis him self and Miss Goodrich. also swooned. Every attention possible was given to the sufferers, but they remained un conscious for hours. Happily they were all ultimately re stored and are now become convalescent.—Biriningiuint Pose. _ _ _ _ YIN M'Mawus PASTY PROCEIBION.DIJILIN, SUNDAY.—The burial of BP/ Lasts took place today. A procession of 3,000 to 4,000 persons traversed the principal streets, and ultimately deposited the coffin in Olesnevin Cemetery. The general public seemed to take no very lively interest in the proceedings, which were well organised and decorously conducted. A few member. of the Papal Brigade were present, wairiog Tisdale. At the grave an ovation was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Lavelle. Its features may be easily guessed. The coffin was placed on • pyramidal car and rested on • pall with a large white cross on it. A 'adj. mons aspect was given to the affair by the pregame of • Wad harper, seated before his instrument on • car. The procession was marshalled by men on horseback, dressed uniformly. The demonstration occupied the streets during Divine service, the bend playing the " Dead March in Saul as they passed the various churches. Since the oldidays of party processions nothing like this display has been wit nessed in Ireland. None of the Dublin priests ware present, probably by command of Dr. Cullen. Elivirs Smam.—About half-peat teu a.m. yesterday • violent gale of wind, accompanied with thuod,r sad vivid Bashes of lightning, passed over the metropolis. The rain and hail poured down for a short period in torrents, and the accumulated waters rushed into the works of the Underground Railway, in the Enston road, but owing to the exertions of the workmen in attend soca, who took the necessary precautions to turn the cur rent, no damage was occasioned by the flood to retard the operations of to-day. A Sommaa's SOUVENIR. —The New Prussian Gazette of Berlin states that the Mike de Magenta, before leaving the Prussian capital, sent by way of keepsake to the page who had been attached to his service at the coronation at ICornigsberg, the cigar cams which he had carried in his pocket at the assault of Sebastopol and at the battle of Magenta, and accompanied the present with • very kind letter. NSOTILLLIST OF HOLLAND. —Notioest have been issued in the Dutch West India Colonies, warning all the subjects of his Majesty of Holland to observe a strict new trelity during the existing difficulties in the States of America, to respect any actual blockade, not to carry contraband of war or convey despatches for either of the belligerent parties, and in parti cular to avoid having anything to do with privateeriog, as those who engage in it may be looked upon by foreign pa tios. as pirates, sod will be liable to the penalties provided by the law of Holland. Instructions have also been issued to the effect that, for the observance of a strict neutrality, no privateers, under whatever flag, or with whatever com missions or letters of marque provided, and with or without prizes, shall be admitted to the harbour' or roads. except hi comet distrram, and. under any circumstances, all such pri vateers and their prizes are to be closely watched, and be made to put to sea again as soon as possible. ORDLNAAY BLUM MID ROCK& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THII3_ DAY.) There was a very heavy storin'ol wind and rain yesterday morning. To-day the weather is fine, open, and clear, with the wind from the south westward. ~lhe supply of Foglish wheat for the past week per ship and railways was particularly short, amounting to one-half of the previous week only. Flour more liberal. Barley rather more. Malt considerably less than the previous week. Oen) limited. Beans and peas rather more liberaL Other descriptions of grain and seeds moderate. Scotch and Irish elate limited. The foreign arrivals of wheat were abort—Russian, Prussian, American, and a parcel from Ban Francisco. Flour, a good supply of American barrels, and 6,000 seeks from San Francisco. Barley, a fair quantity, principally Egyptian and Black Sea. Oats limited, the greater portion from Archangel, remainder principally Swedish sod Danish. A cargo of beans from Moroooo, and a small arrival of lin seed and oilseed from the East lodise, and wheat sod flour exported. To-day the wheat trade is firm at last Monday's quota tions, both English and foreign factors being unable to ob tain the advance demanded ; but the sales are not extensive. Flour is slow to-day for all descriptions, and lad week's prices are hardly obtainable for English. There is a good inquiry for malting barley, and taw psioss are fully supported. Oats are steady in price, but the trade is not very brisk. Beans are ls. dearer than this day week. Peas and tares are unchanged. Liaised and rapeseril are firm, but there is little doing is canary, clover, or mustard seeds. FLOATING CARGOS& —Wheat steady, without change ix valne. Maize rather cheaper. WllNAT.—English : Eras and Kent, white, new, 60s. to 665. ; ditto, fi ne old, 565. to 60a; ditto red, new, 524. to 61e.; ditto, fine, old, 52.. to 58s. • Norfolk, do., fins, old, —a. to —s.• r: d, new, —a. to —s. 'Foreign : Dantsic, 60e. to 66a.; lins:64ll. to 68.; extra, 68s. to 725.; Koniggiarg. 61a. to 66a.; ditto, extra, fg.:s. to 675.; Rostock, extra, 645. to 70a. ; Xecklee burg red, 535. to 645.; ljekermark ditto, 525. ; American white. 645. to 665.; ditto red, 56e. to fills ; Cassano, 58e. to 036 e. — EUimam—Englith malting, 38.. to 395. ; Las, 445. grinding, 345. to 36. ; and distilling, 345. to 365. re qr. ; fordo grinding, 355. to 3Gs.; ditto distilling, 342. to 361.; malting. —s. to —s. MALT.—Enylish, Essex sod Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; ex% 635. to 701. ; Kingston and Wars, 65a. to 705.; brown, 50s. to Ws. oa - in. - ZEnglish feed, 27.. Od. to 235. Oa. ; potato, 295. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. Od. to 245. Rut, 30s. to 325. Bassa-Baghsh tick, 40.. to 434. ; harrow, 424. to 465. ; pigeon, 425. to 465. ; foreign, Masaaan, 36e. to 404. ; tick, 40s. to 425. ; Konigsberg, 435. to 464. ; Egyptian, 375. to 39.. P/lAIL-English boilers, 384. to 4 2. . • whit* and blue, 34e. to 41.5. ; maple, 40.. to 434.. grey, 344. to 36e.; hog, :38% to 38s. ; foreign, 345. to 37a. FLOC/L.-SKIM town, 48e. to 535.; ditto fine, 535. to 551.; country, 43a to 475. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 434. to 44a; French, 27.. to 33.1. pa sack; American, 21.1. to 345.; Canadian, 27% to 33x.: Spanish. 50s. to 525. 1 111)Wi COll N. -W h its, 38s. to 414. ; yellow. 396. to 42a. FLoartno Ostracize, all C. F. aad -Wheat: Berdi. &saki sad Kerisnople, per 49211 a., Hs. to 58e. ; Ghirka, 51s. W 58% ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 a., red, SL. to 504. ; white. Wu to 61a. ; Danube and Galata 41.. to 475. ; Egyptian, 38a. to 42.. Barley : Dgptian and Syrian, per 4 0 1 8 bu. 26e. to 27.. ; Odessa and Danube do., 'As. to 275. Beam : Egyptian, per 4801be.,325..0 33e. Ilsise : Odessa and Galatia par 492110., 355. Ud. to 365. ; Ibreil and Bulgarian, per 48016 x., 345. Ott. to 354. ; French, dn., to ; American, Jo., 32a. to 335. ; Egyptian, 321. to ma. SUM -(kraiy seed, per qr., 440. to 53a. ; Hemp. secd, per qr., 545. to 55e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 9s. to 111. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Liaised, per qr., crumbing 575. to 60e. ; Linseed cakes, Eaglish, per ton. 104 10s. to 111.0.. ; A - living's, thin, in brls., per ton, 10..111. to 121 . 0...; do., in begs,ll/. Oa to 111. 10a.; Baltic, IX. to 0/.oa. : Marseilles, W. 10 .. to 101. Os.. Rape cake. si. tato 61. ; 'Pares, per bushel wields, 9.. to 9.. Gd. ; Rape seed, English, per gr., 645. to 63a. ALLIVAIS INTO LONDON IRON NOV. 4 to NOV. O. WINO. Barley. LAIL Oats. reasiPsaa ts. Coastwise. qrs. q qrs. we tits. I qrs. Imiltsb .. 4011 4410 NU 7110 1106 ' 014 Scotch.... , • 40 1 .... U 0 .... 20 i .... Ili 24 UM I .... .. ! Foreign.. : 11600 CU .... 111264 •NU .... 1 ot.\. Ball' sass sass aLx.ly sass UPol42l:l2.—Wheat s 702 qn.. 'eke. .. .17274 I I 61/4 MINCING LANE. 7 (1111111 . DAY.). SUGAR. —Oa the spot 700 hbds. of Cubs Mavis bass die. pored of at 365. to 641. ; and 150 Mids. of Porto Ries as 275. 6d. to 41s. ; also a floating cargo of Cuba for Bristol. at 245. Corers.—Tbe markets firm, but inactive. Tim sootiness stead,. paroel of floe Jamaica sold at 4s. 641. Rms.—A cargo of NOCRIllie sold for shipment, next season, at 11s. Bsao Ikon& —2OO bags sold at 16s. 9d. Corrox.-600 Wes sold at higher prima. .1 uvE. —2,0.:d bales sold at full prices. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of NO !Ada of West Imli. , :1,'20..1 bags Mauritius, soil I,ra r lo bags Bengal ; 30;) mak.. I.XJ Lip Ceylon . • $OO cases Nanloo tatum, 800 begs Malabar co ff ee, and VA bags Trinidad cocoa. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market Is steady. Town tallow is quoted 555. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C., tke spot, 525. all the year. 51s. 9d. to 525. ; December, Us. 3d. to 522. 6 d. ; Januery to March, 535. ; March, 53e. &I. ; April to June, Mc to 51.. rid. PARTltillAib Ol TALCUM'. 40.816 66,592 1,575 2,220 23,99) 45,019 8,182 10,205 68,015 85,187 50.96. 004. 90. 62. 15.1. 634. Id. 11114 Ptock on hand this day .... Delivery last week Mtn (rum 14 June Arrival last week Ditto from Ist June Price Y.C. per cwt. Ole dig Ditto Town last Friday 36.744 3,6 6.4,320 -_ - ___ 301 47.1103 52a. Od. 656. 941 Arrivals for the week ending Nov. 19 last year, 2,410 and delivery 1,447 emits. The arrinds last week corn= WO casks from U. Petersburg 2 from other places , total, aus casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of beasts, but choice lanai are not cheaper. The favourable weather causes a dem Lod, and there is very little ',lteration from Thursday's quota tions. Sheep are more plentiful. and trade on the as% ern* not quite so good ; yet bw.t qualities maintain late quota- Cone. Delves are selling as on Thursday. From Ger many and Holland there are 1,730 beasts. 7,100 sheep, and 114 calves. Ireland, 1,300 beasts and TOO sheep, and:',oso beasts from the northern acd midland counties. _ ... --- re? stone of albs e. d. Dist Scot, Herat& 4 10 5 Bed 86ort.horna 46 4 Seeend coal beast' 11 8 4 Cane 4 4 5 Tip BeetbostElf-brods 5 6 6 Bssau at nurk44, 61 50 ; 146; rim 410. d. Per stone of 81be. 5. 6. a. rt. 1 0 Beat Dos&III-bdeSa 0 0 0• 0 Beet Long-wools 5 0 6 4 0 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 • 2 Ives & second fin eL 4 4 4 6 4 Dn. do. Morn 0 0 0 0 6 Lambe Sheep and lambs. 22,890; Calvet, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Patteoden and Smith report an active demand far new hops of all kinds at gradually advancing priry e. Yearlings are in bettor demand, as well as 1t59. e nd o ld hops. 1