The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-02 00:00:00

11GENCE AT.) LAW COURTS. everal years Lord Chief in the prooseeice alon g th e Justice &le, who recently w, bet eppesred to be other. health. Yr. Judie* Leek Thaws and the public. . . ad talcan place in 11; courts NKRUPTCY. .epaty Oommitiosee.) tor the first time ulna hie et Ilet el °tees. ae /11. LL otrnooron. d eon, were merebeede el Their Wive, .beat Weedil of half a pim a , artaised to be larxer),peatad kile world, amempanted r it ke 'actor member of the fin k d 01, sad who has sebjecked ,sorresder to hie bankram q inn for examisation aid . 'Moo. ; but though the ed. go as the 10th November lbak L _ 7gnees, did not object to Ix s bankrupt's fault that sh s of filed at the next sitting, h e Sint die. Owing to the ex. actions, some thee 'Ni ye, o ld complete the amounts. leg had been realised. 0/. regretted that, though " the beakruptoy, nolo:coma' the ►ankrupt, said that tee lavalemmata of warm had diens at the yoonagg 1. Clladstooe. As delay had arisen from parties with ietioas ref %Wog to fume& their milieu that the secoutiM might north. As Mr. Clatter* the up time to examine them, an was desirable. Mr. Gliglitose one at the soo-oacupleties at complaint was undo to the aooomate they world tete tioo. .tee to &dime the examfostiou Ad A we abettor chtuce for the ; and it was desirable not to ▪to be a creditor for 2bot. is ter ehiupsd through the bank s, the court in support of his the assignees considered Mr. Ire for 1001. ma adjourned for inquiry. V. D. LISTHEIL prosy sad adulator, of Lincoln's Sing for examivation and dus at yet placed oo the procesdaigs t„ from which it appease that Domed creditors 14,1171, end iecurity. No estimate of the & The ranee of faibusis thus e by bed debts and in the promo. trojeota loss of credit through for chants ; and the effech which A its results continue to haws re of my bosiztem—namely, aego• for railway contractors." it a proposel had been made to on payment of a composition of goose, consented to an adjoins• arnitare, valued at 2,00111., had ; bat • oompromise had been assignees would receive 1,0001. lust the whole of the assets oat is proposed to be paid? 'ere other assets. nination, denied that any of the ad. gild require to be satisfied that the cue before oonfinniag it.. o months was ordered. d' col, tendered • large preset on s os7 notes to which the henlrupt e proof on the ironed that the the deposit of 10,000 i. of Neeth If the proof were admitted, the he creditors would b, !caked to LICE COURTS. ELD3 DAY.) iSION-HOUSE, or TWO SWELL TRIMS. good-lookieg wocoao, named Nary in faebionable deep mourning, sad named John Edwards, who de ntist, were this morning brought charged with attempting to pick evidence of a detective mutable Wednesday morning he was on duty , when be saw the prisoners and an, also very well dressed, looking on, manner, and he was indeced ser them go op to several ladies, end pocksta, but in consequence o f the o see whether they took anything or d along Fenchurch-street, u leros ire they also attempted to pick the weirs by. Before this the prisoners ,ad • opened out," and the prisoner street, and their companions oo ire taken into custody no money was the prisoners, but the woman had a wrapped tip in paper in her pocket. Underwood said that he knew bath e man was convicted in Septembers A, and sentenced to three months' irisoners were constantly prowling ey were well known as thieves, rations when he met them, ordered merely denied the charge, end the hat be had been conncted about mil int true that he was convicted at the oar. i be bad no doubt tbst the pe en Ws purpose of committiog robberies ! men to be i o mprisoned for three, sma man. BOW-STREET. ;LT OF • YOUIMAII Or WOlll3. Is, a well-dressed, middle•aged rims. laestield, builders, of kleorytstrest. brought before Si r Thomas 'Heal, 50011 m. of sheet copper , the PtoPer peared for the prosecatioe. ansfield deposed that he was • Public risioner, who had 2 1 . 10.. per week, °rom an over some works,' heinll at the Patent Offlos in Tooke 's' rhen witness was at the works, the m that he had felt it his datl ts 'older sod sir of the labourer% wboa .ing aeveral rolls of copper w hich had n the premises. Be said be could not • to any one of them, bat he Whirr* ated. Witness said he was sorry le ted that the real offenders had net he would have promou ted eo t hew. I should have vir could have procured the commit them." After Wm" lived an anonymous letter.!. is inquiries, and to visit •• Par* , is Brook. street, Holborn ,. un_ A a" entities of sheet copper etPoB.,,_ Igtoo, the Map who knit t he had bought the copper of h whom he bad had frequw 4 winced a written order in the haw/. ,og the signature of the Prinun ir, to fetch away the copper trots makiog thi s startling di scovery, at once to the works, and a t. with the priso ner , who still ad. rut " that a great quantity of roPPO om the works by the men wit** g the thief himself, and peodueed tk, red from arringto, which appskred prisoner C I said, " hope you Will WV eve • sick wife at home and it will fitness then gave him into ousted!. y —A.lll the men who were falsely se go and dismissed with a fool and 11.; their character are still out of sutilob, ' id be would take cam to reinstate the; said be was a " wholesale sal** ar, said he went to the works 11 11 1 I mned the copper, and gave 7d. a pow was about :3001ln, and he lost moos,* le gave 6d. only for the next lot. ry—llo you keep books? sd up a small threepenny Memorandi* is," but OD bele, caked to Pb" are tranaaction, be said he bad he purchase was entered a s two "Jo' ed that the name bad boa pat was • moat irregular way of dia bongos, tad asked It. Lewis it be had duly entesidered the question as to whether the receiver ought not be charged r • defraud. The precentor eddOerringtou had acted in snob • redid era meow that he felt relined to believe a statement he had lune, " That he thought the dem had authorised the femurs to sell th e copper. The property was openly ex posed in trout of his shop and had ben trawl away fr the works by daylight. The rum given wea also •• Wrens. Sir Thome' said that builders suffered so much treat robberies of this tins that no pains or trouble thoekl be spared to bring the offender to justice. This was • vary serious kind, for the prisoner had net halberd to It the trims of which be was guilty worn the peer and wide ill.pend labourers who were at work lire him, and who, upon this soandalen pretext, he hd deprived of the maws of inning their bread. Be would not deal with such • ere summarily, but of amuse it would be for the paccoutor to say whether be thought there-were-gruods to include the receiver in the indictment. There woulbe no sun robberies as these if th e Noddies fee drpoeing of the property wen sot very gna t. Eventually it was decided that the ere should be re manded, to admit of farther inquiry as to the share Car !login had taken in then graoretions. Remanded accordingly. nil rev= DINS 07 CLIIIKINWILL. J o hn Stu!Wept, the keeper of a ooffee-house, 8, Chrkeowell-gresa, was summoned at the instance of the pollee with receiving lodgers into his house, he not having • license so to do according to the provisions of the Common Le4glag-hones Act. From the evidence of Inspector Turner and Polieeeerpast Beghesmas, 47 A, it appeared that the defendant's house was in a most dirty, filthy, arid dilapi dated state, and totally unlit to receive lodgers tier*. The yard was very dirty, and the boards and cloth* of the beds were in sate a state nto engender fever. On the night of the 25th of October Sergeant Hugheimian visited the place, mid in the first floor book, a small, dirty, and ill-ventilated room, he found five simile beds in it, three of which were occupied. Be had been repeatedly cantiosed, but without effect, and so for back en August. 1854, he had been served with cannel° register, but had treated them end the officers with the greatent indifference. The defendant did not deny the charge, but said he was not aware that he was doing wrong. Mr. Barker said the public health must be taken oars of, sad he should fine the defendant 40a. and the oasts, or in default of payment 14 days' imprisonment in the House Ceenetine. jewel Ryan, of Z. Lucy's-buildicp, Liquorpood- street, was charged with a like offense. nt flugherman maid the defendant occupied the secZ eg flocir of the house in question. lt was used as a workshop, and two lodeeee slept then. The ddendeat'a had was on the floor, and the place was filthy, and badly ventilated. Mr. Barker ordered the defendant to a flee of 30s. and the casts, or in default to be • pa tor 14 days. Joseph Mason, of 12, White Hart-pram Liquorposel street, was teed fa. and ente, for a like o ff ence, or in default seven days' imprisonment. WORSMIY.BTREET. SCANDALOUS ACCUSATION. James Leader, 30. an artineial Amid. residing at 16, WeMakin-stink Kiageland-read. and Thom4a Radio*. 39, butcher, of Jamea-nreet. Hodon, were charged with stealing a silver watch from the person while in a public- Samuel Ssneden swore, said—l am a dyer i or cleaner if you like it bitter, at 10. Gi ff ordotreet, Knpland.road, and Clerk—Well, goon, sir. Prosecutor—Ob, I don't want to may anything. Clerk—Do you wish to withdraw from the prosecution' Prosecutor—Yea, I shan't give any evidence ; I won't go mi with it. Mr. Cooke—Let the constable stand forward. Barrett, 14$ N—About as hour aloes the prosecutor came to the stacioa-house, sod from what he said I 1000 . him to the White Hart public.house, in the Larg d eland•rabd, these piteous (prisoners) were at the bar, and be charged them with stealing his watch from his vest pocket. They denied the sectieetion, arid came with me williogiy. At the station-hoses prolocutor repeated the charge and signed the police-shoat ; the prisoners were seerched, but the property hotted of being found on them was afterwards toned in the pocket of the prosecutor. Mr. Cooke—What! In his own pocket ' Witoees—Yea, sir, in the pocket ho stated that it had bete Woo from. Mr. Cooke—Well, these persona will of course be in stantly discharged, and 1 tell the prosecutor that he has laid himself open to proceedings of a serious character in another court. Respectable men are not to be thus gives into custody on a groundless charge. Mr. Leader—And, sir, we will have satiafaction. For myself, I had not been in the house many minutes, and m ould others wore there. Mr. Hudson--Can we notbave redress hero' Mr. Cooke—No. I have said you are discharged. The parties then left the court. THE GAS EXPLOSION AT NINE ELMS. ---•-- ANOTHER DEATH.—(THIS DAY.) At an early hour this morning another of the =fortunate sufferers by the explosion, lying at St. Thomas's Hospital, expired from the severe injuries be bad received. His name is Jobe Cox, and his iejuriee were a fractured bead and spine. The whole of the other men are reported as going on favourably. The total number of deaths by the accident is now ten. The directors of the gas company have notified to the wives and families of the deceased and injured men that their wants will be ►ttended to by the company, and every thing possible will be does to alleviate their distress. Nathing transpired at the directors' meeting yesterday positively to account for the accident, bet it is generally admitted that the fir= explosion took pleas in the meter house from leakage. A large body of labourers are employed night and day in clearing away the great mar of rubbish. No more bodies have been broad, and it b expected all have been recovered. TOE LIST OF THE CONFEDERATE BONDHOLDERS. —The Nev York Times of October 19 says of this now notorious list :—" Everyone here ksows that the state ment, whether spurious in pert, or spurious in whole, was • transcript of • document toned in the archives of the Confederacy. The original is now in possession of the authorities at Waehington. Whatever may have been the object of those concerned, the list, by its date and by sup porting evidence of an indisputable kind, is Confederate in Its origin, and only belongs to-day to the State Department by the fortunes of war. This mock we smart on authority which is altogether unquestiouable." The Lawrence (Mass.) American tells a story of the marriage in that city of a maple, the bridegroom being from Wino:main, and the bride • resident of Lawrence. Immediately after marriage the lady told bar newly wedded husband that she was unworthy of him, giving reasons which emphatically proved the statement ; said she loved another ; that she was coerced into the marriage and would not live with her busband, and the two thereupon parted, the lady meantime being formally disowned by her parents. A letter from Constantinople of the 21st ult. says :—" Our theatrical season has commenced. A new French theatre has been arranged in a building known a s the Falai, de Cristal. The lenses are Americans, and a troupe of nearly forty performers from the minor Paris theatres have been engaged. The piece* which appear os the programme for the MY= are as usual of a rather broad, or shall I say equivocal, character, suited to the peculiarly low moral tone of the plass. The Italian theatre, the lessee of which is also an American, has opened with a dramatic company of rather a better elms than the French. A new air chantant on a large male will be opened this week, so that visitors to our city will not this winter have to make the complaint they usually do—that this is the dullest plus a stranger can pass an evening in." The incumbent of St. George's, Battersea and Niue Elms has called • meeting at the Parsonage for to morrow evening, to consider what steps ought to be taken to help the bereaved and the other sufferers. " I have jut," be writes, " been visitiog Reward-street, where the scenes are heartrending iodeed—windows and frames blown out, furniture destroyed, partition walls broken, and misery everywhere." DEATH OF PROFESSOR LINDLLY.—The death is a:mount:ea this morning of John Lindley. M.D.. F.R.S., whose name has for many years past been intimately saw elated with the progress of botanical science. He was born at Cuttoe, near Norwich, in 1799, and was the son of a nursery garden proprietor there. His first literary efforts after devoting much of his early youth to the prac tical details of the science of botany, was the translation of Richard's " Analyse du Fruit," from the French, MA the contribution of sense papers to the Transactions of the Liaises Society. After that he pro ceeded to London, where be was engaged by Mr. London to assist in the pmdaction of the "Eoeyeloteedia of Plants." Is 1832 he published his "Introduction to Systematic and Physiological Botany," but his chef enrurre was the " Vegetable Kingdom," which gives a com prehensive view of the structure and uses of the *ante of the known world. For more than • quarter of a century. Mr. Lindley filled the chair of botany, at University College. and in 1860, was appoiated examiner in the University of London. He we, Ph. D. of the University of Munich, Fellow of the Royal, Linneas, and Geological societies, and correspoeding lumber of many ematineet d and American learned bodies. In 1858, be received the medal of the Royal Society In reward of bin senior. to the modern ,Buses, Tilt vxruEss, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2. 1865. IiTELLIUENCL WORCESTER MEETING.-(TRIS DAY.) HUNTERS' PLATE. Was 7 ran. HURDLE RACE. Church Militant Betsy Copeland 8 ran. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. la:maiden ... Enoch 6 Sonar Banc SrAnm.—Objectioo to Arlosoott owes ruled - - - - A FREE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Sly Fox, lAdbrooks Um, sad Trams=lea are bore. PAID Passim—Polly sad Serious Cass. Assam-81r William sad SigsaL LINCOLN MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) If: BELLING lILNDICAP. ISIXARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Citooi. There are few dealings in the railway market to-day, and the tone is rather dull. The principal stooks, however, are unchanged, with the excep tion of a redaction of per cent. in Metropolitan, and in Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now voted 1241 to 1 ; Great Western, 631 to ; Widland, 1261 to orkshire, 1224 to 123 ; South Eastern, 791 to 901 ; Great Eastern, 461 to ; Caledonian, 129 to 129; Metropolitan, 1371 to ; London sad South Western, 96 to 97; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; ditto A, 1481 to 149}. Canadian railway securities are in demand and better. Bombay and Baroda, Bahia, and Ottoman also meet with inquiry, while Lombardo-Venetian show a drooping tendency. Was brew lo 1 p.m Ore& Fermin sad Mobilised lag. (Lira). 9 91, i en. Diseount Darwinian (Limited), 121, g Fore.etrest Warehouse (Limited), 114. Generale:edit aad Inman of Lembo (Limited), Humber Ins Works (Limited), 44. Impend Mercantile Credit Aseanatios (Limited), 74. lnternatiotal Financial Society (Limited), 6). Italia Irrigation (Ossel Lwow), H. London Fineman' itentelenos (Limited). 224, 1. Yallenll Freehold Lad sad Dock, 1 , 2. Nathan! Dinount Oreopeay (Lina t_ Overed, Gurney, R and 00. (Uni 15 . 4 490. 4. Quebreda Land, ail. sad Kissing (Lim.), Royal Mall Steam, 1154 ad. Smith, Knight, end 00. (Limited), 11 dim. MONEY MIBILET,--(TRIS DAY.) Fon-Ares% Wareham; (Unita), 111. Osten Credit aad Flasnos of London (Lambed). 6, fi- !we O'OesOffe nteel"" d Humber hoe Weeks (Limited), el. a wool in Imperial Mercantile Oredit Association (Limited), 7 1- The weekly court at the Bank of England having „b e i m ", International Financial Society (Limited), 61. broken up without making any alteration in the rate tioned that Italia Irrigation (Canal Oavonr), IL Load Fineman Asseinion (Limited). 211, I. of disoount, the stock markete are rather firmer to- formation Nillwall Freehold Lad and Doak, 1, 2. day. The funds have risen 1 per cent., and an works with Natiostal Dermot Coropenr(Limi 18 i li t_ Overeed, Gurney, and 00. (Unta), , Ni. I. improvement is observable in some of the always ill I further nth Quebretis Land, Rail, and Maine (Um.), ' . speculative foreign bonds. Home railway stocks, nen .. tor an; Royal Mail Stem, 1114 xd. however, are no better than on Tuesday ; Metro- E-1,-;„ been Smith, Knight, and 00. (Limited). 11 din politan as given way. and Wate PROVINCIAL SNARE HAMM& There is a fair amount of business in the discount their repo, BiantiOnali Nov. 1.-Busbies, was dull In this market to. market today, and the general rate for good bills increase o lay. Birmingham Canal shame closed .teat to 89 : Birmingham 7 be calm& forint litook Beak buyers at 88 ; Birmingham Banking Company is per oent. The charge in the Steck Exchange nuee the i Mares at 301 : Hamill and Midland Banks at Pk ; Notting ham Joint ism at it pr ..., , Diminish.. yi n .,,ig for loans from day to day on English government mmonem, Mares at it to If Bums: General Ma= ?ravaged= shares at securities is 6to gi per writ. ful opera Id • and Hunts's Metal shares at li dis. Dillum. Om. it -Three pm Cadt. Consols, 871-New Three At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's mission c 4 g C." ' 88nk 87 a n 87-Dt7l6 ' ter nn " " .1 . an .._._, 7( "" 87 telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. opened at a oiSwim o Ditto for new moo* eft i-Nartosal Brink Xi ono), 1 7 Ditto for account, 78-DMo Cartlemte Quarter Hares (It , Mfr. 95c., being sc. lower. up share I lei-National of = Molted). (101. pad). feein 10,000 17 Dublin sod (Mei, pad). em-ormasoathern and Consols are now quoted 881 to 86 for money, low she western lima Bald, el and 89 to } for the amount (November 8). have beet - - The official business report is as follows: A gent WEATHER REPORT.-(T111B DAY.) -Three ditto, f r esokr p er , a oo(? n n : t. ; Console , T B' tll. l, kis 89hco; for money, 881, 89; will be Is di.u. The i, I. N A . ... K. .. bi. i i -i 2 p e g Cent. " enticed" rolwe M ar, 871 ; Exchequer krt..;.i... Ti 52 17 ::8:44.i n i , 5. N . 0 .. raM111 :13.. lis t ; tam . . ... nu " 14 ir a & ri R edu ced , 87, 1 ; New Three per Cents ., 87, t h e gun k mim.')k ~ . Is. bas Bills, March, 6e. dia. ; ditto, June, 8e 4s die. weeks ate nsollireliceids,Perdali C ent s. L i} ; Southe rnr Bondy any is :ai50........:22 W.N.W. W ,I D i : L T, 1 _ 1 : 1 ; An l n os, uitiz 4 lBBs ditto l3l ; India 23, Fi p ve per C en t . The therhcfin ae l onteneentie..l: l : ow n.a.a s 1 N . N.W. N. re d sit 1 Cape COW.. - 20 1 471 N .W.3r. e z a bO. There is an improvement in several of the specu. attained Ltrerpool ... t ars 41 8.8. L I 8 N.N.W. et 0.01 • interface: &to m e. .. gr ans se W.8 .W . .w 4 g N.N.E. a . eof halve foreign stocks. Brazilian scrip has risen 1 mi m eo rearm* .. 80.01 GO' B.W. 4 8 N.N.W. or 0.11, per cent . ; Greek and Spanish Pas si ve, satire lin west- .. ... sass fa B. W.w. 4 $ N.W. c - vorteat..... 8494 89 N. N. E. N. 2 a N. be - 1 ; and Spanish Certificate• and Mexican, }. The tra tochstort... 80.12 4s. N.E..L 1 8 N. be - Some of the present quotations are aubjcieed , viz : weeks st rouses* ... fan. 44 EN.E. 1 I N.N.W. nit LOY 9 r . i .: =. .ss ar r. oa 1 x.x.w. o- 1 The a Labe se.os 341 w. aa . tv: of o - Spanish Passive , 281 to 29} ; ditto Certificates, A Vs roc mata -. MI 191 W.W. it It : W.N.W. rm Csie a terbesoss. lele ail W.e.W. 1 4 N. ob - 2 14} to 1 ; Confederate, 7to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, of the 3 Shield 19.94 SO 8.19. 2 i 6 I N. bra - X 21 to 1 prem. ; and Mexican, 25} to 1. (now kz nonemaia. --' - ' - "- - Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 10th De YROnAILg. The E YRIDAY. ON ox k : SATURDAY. 1866, 76 ; ditto, scrip, 21, 1 prem. ; Dutch, call of ex. to LK, moderate Owen AA to SW., fresh to 61i, 1 ; Egyptian, Hi ; ditto, second H bowie to onig, with same strong, unsettled. ' Noveml 94 ; ditto, 1864, 911, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonda, The i rein. 8. to W. a nd N ' W " WWWWIL S ' W. t° N'W" .soon. 911 2 • Greek, for account, 191 ; ditto, D entin !mai t groom mouthy, robin Wm 9 9 e squally, some rain. coupons, for account, 7 ; Italian, 1861, for account, Half pe Vartabk, moderate. 80WIIIMM. S.E. to a. W. and LW., to S.W., strong, with tomb to strong. 64} ; ditto 1865, for account, 771, 8 ; Mexican, for the 19t some rain. account, 251, 1,1, 1 ; ditto 1864, 241, the let W. to S. and 8.E., UMW. As next above. The • moderate to strong. } ; New Granada Two per Cents., 311 ; advert i Noonern.soonana wasteon=iretaaa Wales, and idle- Portuguese, 1856, &a., for account , 451, 6 • public, cnt's. Bouthem=Yaglish Channel and Bey of Biscay. ' Rutern=Fastward ltngland and North Bea . Russian, 1862, 89, }, ex div. ; Spanish, for so- obtaim count, 45}, } ; ditto Passive, for account, 281 ; the ret The following is the reply of M. Guizot to an Turkish, 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto 1862, for Bonds 0 ,. preten , invitationseat him to attend the Congress of Students at account , 70 , i ; ditto, 1001 . bo n d e r 7 4, 6 , or ; l Liege :-" Val Richer, October 26 . - Gestl emen,-I am ditto, 1865, 1001. bonds, 44 ; Venezuela, 1862 , 37 ; 'note exceedingly sensible to the honour which you have dose me ditto account, 371. of the M sending your 1116166t6°°- The practice and the questions The government broker has purchased to-day connected with public instraotion have occupied • large 20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. mace in my life. I should be happy to devote to them American securities conduce heavy , and have some of my remaining days, and to testify to the edvancies generation the deep Mewed which I feel for their mood experienced a fresh declina 5-20 Ponds are now honour, intellectual program, and social future ; but my quoted 63 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 52 to } ; and ChiveTbe ego, the state of my health, sod certain works already com. Illinois, eki to 81. Great mewed, and which lam anxious to finish, do not allow me International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to give myself that satisfacitioo.-Reoeive, W., F. Cursor." good to 1 prem.; General Credit, 115-16 to 21-16 prem. ; place - THZ Paorosro CHOLERA Corrsarivez.-The London Financial, 7/ to 1 prem. ; Imperial some - Monitor of yesterday asp : 'The Court of Russia Ina made known its asset to the proposal a the Ersperer's , Mercantile, 2} to 1 prem. ; Credit Fancier and . governm e n t oonoem i e g th e mee ti ng o f a E uro p ea n o on . Mobilier of Englaad, 31 to 4 prom., ex all ; ditto l ii • , aa l femme, for the purpose of ascertaining the practical wane New, 21 to 4 prem. ; General Ottoman, 2f to 1 West of opposing the cholera. The Cabinet of IN. Petersburg prem. ; Overend , Gurney, and Company, 9 to } 90 t o inheres to the views entwined by M. Dronyn de flays p rem . ; and Hudson's Bay, 16} t o I . We rotative to the meeting place of this conference, its oompo- Foos o'Ciocx. Roy , winos, its object, and its mode of proosedius." Tar DuarCeN Duxes& -Messrs. Gellatly, Han- Consols are fractionally better, at 89 to } for hand key, sod s wa n re th e f o ll o wing ; _o A. much, anx iety money, and 891 for the account. About 30,0001. will be felt with regard to the passengers by the ship in gold has been sent into the Bank. a Duacm Dunbar, bound to Sydney, wrecked on Las itcceia• Opinion seems to be almost equally balanced we beg to inform you that by a telegram we have received - fro. Lisbon we Linen that au u wen . v .a . an d ea . on with regard to the prospect of any further advance board the Royal Mal s umer p e ak, w hich m s he in the rate of discount. It is presumed that to arrive at Southarmed tomorrow afternoon. The news foreign loans and more especially that for Austria, Sales Th of this unfortunate event, and of the safety of the pares- must be deferred until such time as our market can gas, we have telegraphed to Sydow." bear them ; but even supposing that there is no Colonel Shaw, lately Superintendent of the In- draught on this score, the demands upon us bid So valid Depot at Chatham, yesterday took up his port at fair to b e suff i c i ent l y heavy. There must neon. ewe Woolwich ea governor of the Herbert Hospital, which ' earily be a Sustained f or money demand in order to des. after repeated delays, has at length been formally opened No p for the reit:optical of the Royal Artillery patients. The carry en the enlarged trade, particularly with the at & ll invalids were all conveyed yesterday (175 is number) from United States, indicated by the accounts from the em i r the old infirmary to the new hospital in covered omnibuses manufacturing districts and by the Board of Trade furs] on and ambulance waggons, with the a:moti of two, who returns just issued. At the same time we have to 4 1 were not in a coodition to be removed. The old hospital meet the certain demand for bullion for the „ro, will be forthwith dismantled, and will be converted into new cotton countries, especially for India, 704 . headquarters for the Military Train. Ti A boy of 14 was charged before the Liverpool Egypt, and Brazil, and the authorities in the cotton r into..u. s t e .yeiterday w ith dropping li g hted inciter mar ches trade seem to concur in the opinion that a large Frt. into the box of a prat-o ffi ce receiviog.house. A spirit of amount of the precious metals will yet be required ;T.., mischief seems to have prompted to act, though happily it for those quarters. Ou the other hand, the pro- Jon does not appear that any dams, was done by it. vines' and Ireland are believed to be largely over. 6, Straus-az DOAi ox rat Mrreorourax Ram. supplied with coin, and there is, consequently, a CT; '..!-__ way.-(Tale Dar.)-This morning, shortly after 9 o'clock,. good prospect of some reflex to the Bank of Eng- rate ' the traffic into F -street station, through a singular . Ileoident. wen May The Gnat Western engine Best to land ; 750,0001. in Australian gold is on its way to " 0 :: Ferringdonetreet to take the first morning train to Kee• ioneon, w h en j us t about to outer the former station, ha this country ; the Mexican packet due at the end pro the line and blocked up the entrance to the station. lir , of the month is expected to bring a larg ls. e mass of Kenton and a lane number of t he com p ao y 's officers were treasure ; and it is anticipated th a t the remit- c l quickly upon the spat, and used every mesas to re store the recreant engine to the narrow path it bad fences of gold from Ne w York will be fre i . deserted ; but, notwithstanding every effort, the teak regular, and of considerable amount. More- Vu was impeded for over two hoots. Considerable co:chemist ov er, as l ong ea the value of money here De was caused along the whole of the Hoe, as no sooner did • train urns at either of the Metropolitan stations than its rules so much above that current on the Continent, li 'l further progress was arrested, until there was • train et each a good deal of continental money will be attracted tae station along the line, and some haulm& of t aeers who had booked for the whole length of bee, go out at inter- here for employment. The effect of this is °beery- 1 mediate stations and took cab and omnibus to their dean- able in the absorption of six months' bills. Under Igl nation. Shortly before 12 the line was declared clear, and these circumstances, the future course of the money 224 id the traffic was resumed as usual. THE Anar.ass IN CILANCIZT.-The arrears in market is s till envelo p ed in obscurity, and confident 2o Chancery are inconsiderable. The Master of the Rolls die. predictions would be out of place. It is for the - posed of all the came before he rose for the variation. The no office of chief clerk, yawl by the promotion of Mr . Name, directors of the Bank of England to decide whether m. as the taxing-master, is expected to be filled up at the a 7 per cent rate of discount operates with sulk. lii - Rolls. -. cient force to place their accounts on a sati sfactor y - FE CONVICTS .-- A steamer freighted with should it not do so, they wou ld of course, -, this incommodity arrived at Oo at • quarter to 12 on footing ; - Tuesday, en route for Parkhurst. We are pretty wall need without hesitation, make a further upward move - to these visits, and, as • general thing, have left off getting ment ; yet many persons express a hope that we is - excited over them. This time, however, quite • swarm of - all kinds of iohabitasta-snid, sober. and serious, gashing, shall tide over the present diffic ult y without an y (1 :. - ry, sad ifeneet-mshed to meet the newly-arrived. At marked increase of stringency. Ed - mot we were puzzled, hot soon learnt that Oonstasoe Kent - was expected to be amongst them, and curiosity to en and About 96,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank a I recognise her had drawn the crowd. The officials informed yesterday, making a total of 154,000 1 . for the week. a the people that she was not come this t i m e, and was at Mill. During the same period there have been no with.. so so = taint still. However, they waited to see all the convicts d raw ee f or ex p o rt. - transferred to the vehicles which were to take them to i Tbe City of London has arrived from New York is Parkhurst, thinking that the warden might have told • - white one to prevent any mobbiog. So whether they have or with 47 r 000/. in specie and the Bremen with i s - have not WOO her is still nokoown.-Hants Independent. 3,2001. for England. The Oneida, from Brazil for _ THE Lovus or ART.-There are those who love Southampton, has reached Lisbon with 5 7, 123 /. S - art became it brines nature home to them ; and there are The fi ne ba r silver by the steamer Seine was sold - thyme who love nature herself only for the sake of art. lel 5 These latter we may call the slaves of art. They an no for India at s s. I}d. per ounce, showing fi - engrossed with its technicalities ; from their lips you will d no c h ar th e result of the tenders for the India - hear that verbiage of art-cackle which is %feeble echo of the bills not having had any effect on the market. _ -. painter's studio. They live in a sort of stags-world of their The biddings for 35,0 0 , 000 rupees (350,00014 in .. own ; the earth and sky-this brave overhanging canopy, bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of , look you, being merely so much scenery and decorations; 1 ti p a te th e e s m w as iour it . 16 7 000 he p i zpo ; rti to o h a tad s a na llott , escl,B4,wereloTir. ;and t ! .4 1-• a n o4 tes th ! : t te a a t o pai tifu o l te i r n s c o:l mm ure onl y ---'Kna cutta s tan l. l 9, log. But the few, the small residuum that remains, after Ito Bombay, 10,00,000 rs. The minimum price WY ! y , or thin I If - we have evaporate ) th ese water y p articles with which the as before, viz., Is. 111 d. on Calcutta and Madras, - art-world in diluted, what is the hold which art really hasand is. lip . on B om u y. Tenders on Calcutta 1 •-• upon them 7 What ideal do they look for and fled in hot and du 5 !mien militias? Well, in those sty galleries and Madras at la. ilid. will receive about 52 per - of the Academy, forgetful of glare, and heat, and artesokle j cent. : and on Bombay, at 2a. 014, about 17 per = of dilettantism, fort:yid of professiceal worry, or the hard I cent.--above these prices, in full. . - exigen or s of their 7 bread, t" healthy naturalism d I The following notice relating to the transfer 01 id the set they love (for to their pa triotism or their piety books. . a - painting , has no manage now), places them is quiet coaetry • nunf th January dividends, a p re parati on or e 9 '" 609991198, just as the umber woodlands are stippled with has been issued by the Beak of England : - grass ; nbere ma hedge banks the Who primrose stare the I Bask of Boglaol, Nov. 1,18 grass with its pure, pile blosnoms, the violet, from between j N o tice is h ere by gives, th a t h t or t o mewe th e di v i. H ... _ the mar-grown ash roots, fills the soft air with sweetness, 1 Sends doe on the sth January, 1866, the haleness of the the titillating hyacinth brings down the blue of heaven to several accounts in the following funds will be struck ou the - mingle with the tender green of budding leaves; where J mot of Friday, the Ist December, 1865, viz. :-31. per - the crozier-like shoots of the fern uncurl th emselves from Dent. Consolidated Annuities, New 51. per Omit. Animated, In - the crumbling mould, and the white bell of the trembling New 31. 10e. per Gest. Amenities, 1854, New 21.105. per emerald leafed oxalis rigs out its laity chimes, unbind by pent Annuities, Annuities for Terms at Tears, India 51. mortalitY. Or they sta spe ll .driven by the unseen orders J per Oast Stock. On Saturday, the 2d December, the baud, on some bore mountain "et where the hawk's Oedema fends will be tnaafinble without the dividend 101. scream, and the lamb's bleat, are the only sounds, in" dos on the sth January Dan. whoa the winds make their voices to be heard-to be slope rash Tw ai n aka . _phut, Friday, Dee. 8, 1885. Open, with God. Or Mr. Hook takes them into some sweet awe &animal , Jew. 6. 1866. of Devonshire or Cornwall, where clear gene ooesn law • d 7 per • slaty, rook-bound mat, and unfolds before thorn the life of At to extraordinary meeting yesterday of the the fisher village, lam some idyllic dream of anew, hat Oriental Financial Corporation the resolution pre yet mortal folk. Is lil not something to realise this in a viously passed, for voluntarily winding up the un hot town, with bad sme ll s, high prices, keen competition, dertabiag ; wa n con fi rme d . a church ' fighting for its life, • storm brewing seat, west, The 24 4 • north, sad south, on the political horizon. and a gown Spinn in g T prospectus of the Leeds Woollen Extract anti election corning on t-Naosillan's MagnOvie for NOrtell- Company (Limited) n bra issued. The object is to purchase the premises, plant, patents, and Nov. I.—Buslneus uru dull to this market to. day. Birmingham Cane shim closed at Mil to 80 : Btrminghun Joint Moak Bank buyers at 80: Birmingham Banking Company shares at 304 ; rmiam and Midland Banks at 160 I Notting ham Joint Pito, Banlon at 14 worn.; Birmingham Financial shares at 14 to 1$ prom. ; Gansral fitaam Navigation shares at 96 and Mantes Metal shares at 4 dia. DuaLui. OCT. St —Three par Coat Consols, 87i—Now Tinos per Coot Block ea en 87—Ditto, for 'aroma, Bth N0v., 9 87S new Ditto for• 000111111, lii f—Nartanal Bank (80L Ditto for scootint, 78—Dan 43ertleuite Quarter Bbaree g t 19)—National of LimpedLimped (Ltipited). act Pad). for aaaj:. in—Dublin and DIIIIPSIBI MIL paid). 821—Onsat Southern and Wortern (100 i. goddi, LATEST SPORTING 1 IsT WW goodwillof shininess now in active operation at Low Hall Mills, Holbeck, near Leeds, for extracting the fibres of wool from fabrics or materials composed of wool combined with cotton, or other vegetable substances, and for 'pinning purposes.. Ris men tioned that the object of the late proprietor in the formation of the present company is to extend the works with a view to meeting the demand, which is always in excess of the supply. The prospectus further states that "the books of the present pro prietor and patentee, for the last twelvemonths, have been examined by Messrs. Price, Holyland, and Waterhouse, public accountants, and from their report the directors feel assured that with an increase of capital very large dividends may safely be calculated upon." The present proprietor omits num the management of the works and makes his ' remuneration • chiefly dependent upon the succour fat operations of the company, by receiving a ooze. mission only when the shareholders have been paid a minimum dividend of 15 per cent. upcsiAhe peed up share capital." The capital proposed is 150,0001. t in 10,000 shares of 151. each, with a first imbue a 5,000 shares, a large number of which are stated to have been applied for on the i. A general court of the Hudson's Bay tompani will be held on the 28th inst. 'l 3 The directors of the Buenos Aytlia Great Southern Railway Company (Limited) leave issued the subjoined circular : .1 The directors have greet pleasure in informing t yea that the bee was sertially opened as far as JOWIIMIT station, dietaries of 48 minion' in 14th of August Usti old the traffic returns of that portion of the lies for the first four weeks are mined. Considering that this resat has been attained by the rants' of only one train a day to avoid interference with the completion of the works, IWO directors consider the return highly satisfactory. They expect the entire line to Chamereas will be opened early is lovember. The traffic receipts of this railway, for the four weeks ending lOch September, were 1,6681. sterling. The annual meeting of the Rhymney Iron Com pany is called for the 15th inst. A second call of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the shares of the blillwall Freehold Land and Docks company (now known as the Millwall Canal Compaq() by the 10th December. J The Saloon Steam Packet Company have made a call of 11. per share, payable by Tuesday, the 21st November. The numbers are published of 629 bonds, repre senting 110,0001., of the Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Loan of 1849, which were drawn on the 19th ult., and are to be paid off at parfietween the Ist January and 28th February nett : The provisional governor of Texas has issued an advertisement in the nature of a " cane* to the public," in which he states that certain Individuals obtained from the late governor of the sts4 during the rebellion, a large number of Texan emnity Bonds without legitimate authority, and under a pretended and fraudulent contract. It is accord ingly intimated that these bonds will not be paid unless presented for payment by proper authority of the State of Texas. MINRB.-(THIS DAY J Two o'clinon. The mining market continues firm. , West Chiverton, Great North Downs, Chiverto? Moor, Great Wheal Vor, and Tennyson shares are in good demand. An improvement hali taken plaoe in the latter mine. Subjoined are some of the present quotations ;I—Great Vor, 35} to 36 ; Great North Downs iii 2} to ; Chiverton Moor, 71 to 8 ; Tiveavean, to 6 ; West Chiverton, 80 to 821 ; Rost Lovell, 1 to 16; West Caradon, 10 to 11 ; Clifford Amalgimated, 20 to 21; and South Darren, 375. 6d. to 40s. Washoe Gold shams are firm, anti St. John del Rey steady. Froutino and Bolivia, on * othen hand, show dulness. COMMERCIAL AND MAR TS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARMOT. (THIS DAY.) (sr unarm LID nrrsszartosar my:mass.) (mos oui ows 0011S6POYDILKT.) The market is very qua, end prima continue tb &alias. Wu about 6,000 balm XINOING-LANE.-(THD3 Dil l Sooss.-There is no improvement In the dem for this article ; the sides are chiefly confined to Wit India deseripOons at 6d. per cwt. below the Iste highest point. No public isles were hold to-day. Refined reiniunfinactive at tie previous currency. COMM-There is • steady decrease for all esioury der soriptices of Feet ladia,aad native Ceylon, have brought • further manses of Bd. per cwt. Plastatioa Ceylon low mid dling sad middling, 77e. 6d. to 81a.; good middling. 8411.6d.j peaberry ? 78s. to 84.. 6d. ; satire Osylos, ordi" Rood °emery, 135 e. to 661. 6d. ; fine ordinary ad= 70s. to 71s. 6d. TIA.-The market is firm, with • good business going. Faarr.-Then is • full amount al business doing, at full prism. Valencia rabbis sold, very low to good, 33e. to yaw. 32.. 40s. ; selected, 40.. to 535. enemata,' Turkey figs, caeca. 45e. to 71• • boxes. 4'2.. to 465. Almonds. Jordan, fine, 12 1 . 15 s. to 12 1. 17s. old. ; ordinary, &Li ss. firtas.-Popper. Monk, sold st steady Rtes; Binge. pore. 31d. to aid ; Pianist, at priom rather in !mow of buyers, 20. to . 2ed. Moves, Zansiber, at full previous rates, ordinary to food, 31. to 30. Ginger JaMaios. at steady prices ; ordinary to good middling, Ginger, to 996.1 Cochin, 66.. to 735.; Bengal rough, 266. 6d. ; natal/Pat fat prioes to ld. per Ib. advisee. Passel& 1.. Id. to 1.. 3d.; good bold, 3e. 2/1. Disco et • vanes; mouldy, ls. • middling and good, la. 7d. to IL 1 Pam - So ft grain continues is good request. ld Ran. gooe sold at 1.01. 10id. ; new Nieman*, 11. s. 100.• to 1 Rug. -There is • far inquiry at steady prior. St. Vincent sold at Is. fid. ; Antigua, 1.. &L to Is. 81d. ; Demerara, 1.. lid. to in. 9d. ; hints. at In 101. t barrels. 1.. 114. ; sod Jamaica at previous prima. Gowns costumes dull of sale. Prices still raisin buyers favour. Jun.-Theme • good demand at previous fill prior. very cosmos sold at 151. ss. ; common =AWL 171. to 191. 10a. ; good medium, 201. 10e. so 211. 10s.; good and fins. 221. to 251. sa. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The sestet is steady. Tows tallow is waste& 51s. 94 apt cash ; Pstsrsbarg Y.C. on t h e spot, slla ; sll the month, 501. 3d. ; Dtiosialsse. 50s. 9d. ; Jimmy at March, 51s. 3d. to 51s. 6d. ; April to June, 522. METROPOLITAN 0 ATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply today is sot gaits so Urge as we Thursday L Tee beef wads was mbar better, bat triad may be quoted about the sates es ea McAuley last owl foreign supply emaists of 993 be asd H asts. MOO sharp, 250 copse, sad 65 pigs from Germany otted Per stone et Ma. • d. - rat areas el dd.l. 4. Ord Boots, Elamite. 6 2 4 beet Dash 116144.1111 10 OIP Beet 82tort..honts 4lO 0 lost Leas-w 0015.... 06 4 0 0 ft !round asal. bomb 2 5 4 Do. do. Mime 3 8 4 Do. de. Sham 0 0 I P lesallesa 110.broll 6 4 6 Lwow Beats as waiter. 1,460; sheep and lambs. 7,190, WM. 284; PIP. 86. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles James Easton reports trade firm at th• following prices :—Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 100 a. ; superior ditto, 10 5 a. to 110 a. ; clover, old. 100 a. to 112 s. 6d. ditto, sooood cut, 90a. be 1201. straw. 28.. to Ma. Po Xrws Ix BriCKYfultAY.—k public dicier was give* is Bacidogham oe Tuesday tight, by his seeetitoents, to Bir Harry Verney, 11. P., as a teetimmy of regard fan the hon. somber's long ad valuable public services to the borough. Sir Harry Verney has represeetel Beelringtmet in parliament sines 1832. Yr. B. Victors prealdtd in the abeeooe of the Mayor, who was prevented by illness trout taking the Asir. There were also present Lord:. Charbis Russell, Lisal E. H. Varney, Lieut.. H. Verson Limit. Hearn, Rev. W. B. Fremantle, Rev. D. Wilkie., Yr... Nelson, and • large number of the friends and suppjorters of the hon. member. Lord Charles Russell, the sorisant.at. arms, made a strong liberal speech. Hs stated on' the an. thority of his brother, the lets Date of Bedford, that Sir Robert Peel, at the rely visit he ever paid to Wobam Abbey, used expriesims Mediae to show that ha saw the necessity for a farther reform. Bpreldag of her 110jerty's ministers, be most be allowed to say that high as We their position, they might steed npou still higher ground thaa had even yet been °envied by say ministry—Oat they might be the minters and Maces of amore freely chows pa/Rao:ens than their predecessors had ever seen —died that this throne might rest upon a still broader foundation thaa that which it happily now oempled—a more extended and popular frau/eras of the people. (Loud and grolonsed cheering.) i ) ACTIONS AGAINST TEM ROYAL BANK, DUBLIN.— On Tuesday enemies writs of summon and pialiet WOW served upon Yr. Copland, as Public offieer et tb• Borg Bank, at the suite al Yr. John Lswlees, 'elicitor, and Mu John O'Leary, me of the Fenian prisoners. The writ is which Yr. lawless is plaintiff complains that the defendant wrongfully refused to honour s bill of excersep fat 5001. ba favour of O'Leary, and rays jedgreest foe the amount g and is Yr. O'Leary's ease. damages the at LOOM are prayed for injury to °relit resetting from the dishonouring of the DU r .. . 1 P. Cadet Lernes All &rm.& LINCOLN HANDICAP. The Tamer ... •• . •• • Charming Wow 6 ran. ()Amount STAKES. u. Min Haworth. Bleak Tolip, Tormenter, Lod Supr, , Nutrition. sod Wild Bounty are here. us WITHAM SELLING STAKES. SI Nelly Grey, Globule t. Credulity, The 'runlet. Chew 44, moo, sod Montle. All are here. 1 8111 : 111 2 3 BRQOK RILL MEETING (EAST BARNET). (THIS DAY.) ss. HUNT OUP, Rochester (not to be sold), IbUMs (not to be sold), The (301.). ALI L Saar (to to ;old for 501.):15‘3 0 4:a0it Idiot (i are here. PRESENTATION Or THE LOAD MAYOR ELECT ii: TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR.—(THIS DAY.) et In aooordanoe with ancient custom, almost from St... time Immemorial, the Lord Mayor elect, Kr. Alderman 11 - 4 Phillips, was this morning presented to the Lord Chancellor. U in order that he might signify her Majesty's opinion uto 8 4 . the fitness of the gentleman elected by the livery of the City of London to fill the office of their chief sf magistrate for the ensuing year. The Lord Mayor elect, et with a number of the aldermen in their violet gowns, St it. sheriffs (Aldermen Gibbous aid J. Pigging, &qrs.), the eb 17nclor•Sheriffs (Keens. Daffitt and Rawline), the Re seeder (Bunnell Gurney, Req.), the Remembrances (Mr. It Amish and the other officers of the Corporation in it. their gowns, rod the whole in block court suits, . 1 ! assembled at Guildhall at 10 o'clock, and at half. ; put 10 o'clock they went is promotion through the Guild. 10 hall to their carriages, and proceeded to the readout of :: the Lord Chancellor in ReookUreekan appointment having et been suede by his lordship to receive the corporation at half. put eleven o'clock. Upon the arrival of the civic promotion they were escorted to the presence of the Lord Chaneellor , who, received them in state, surrounded by all his officers. The Recorder then is the usual complimentary address ietrodusd Mr. Alderman Phillips, as the gutless= elected to serve the important office of chief magietrate of the City of London in the ensuing year, and the Lord Chancellor bristly signified approval of the choice that had been made by the aitirena, end concluded by congratu lating the Lord Mayor elect upon the high honour that bad been conferred upon him. After the ceremony connected with the presentation of the Lard Mayor elect had been brought to &conclusion, the sheriffs promo:led, accompanied by the Recorder and the Ruiembrancer, to the residences of the Royal Family, as well u those of her Majesty's Ministers and the greet officers of State, with cards of invitation to the banquet at Gruldhall on the 9th of November, lori liayor'sday. - _ RECEPTION OP THE JUDGES BY TEE LORD CHANCELLOR.-(THIS DAY.) In the course of the morning, Mr. Lush, the newly appoieted Judge in the place of the late dr. Justice Crompton, attended at the Lord Cheansellor's residence and was duly sworn in. He then retired aced was the first to arrive at the reception breakfast. The following is the order in which the judges arrived Mr. Justice Lush, Vico-Chancellor Kindersley, Muter of the Roth,s Mr. Baron Pigott, Mr. Justice Keating. Mr. Justice Willie, Lord Chief Baron. Mr. Baron Bram. inn, Mr. Justice Blackburo, Mr. Josticie Mellor, Mr. Justine Shoe, Lord Justice Knight Bruce, Solicitor General, Mr. Commiedoner Goalbura, Mr, Commissioner Dolroyd, the Queen's Advocate, Ir. Justice Montego Smith, Vice•Chaacellor Stuart, Lord Chid Justice Ede, Mr. Justice Biles, Lord Justice Turner, Lord Chief Judie* of the Queues Bomb, the Attorney-General. and Mr. Baron Martin. Master Barlow, Muter Warren, Sir Fituoy Kelly, Mr. Bovill, Q.C., M.P., Dr. Travers Twigs, Mr. J. Locke, Q.C., ILP., sad Sir Haghoairus. Q.C., M.P. The ether gueds invited to the mention numbered nearly eighty, all of whom reseeded to Westminster shortly atte r I o'clock. LORD MAYOR'S DAY. This year more than ordinary preparations are being made by the City authorities for the forthoomiog banquet at Guildhall ors Thursday next, Lord Mayor's Day. Toe occasion will, first of all, derive additional interest, from the imposing appearance which the aneisot hall itself will present in its restored and ornamented state, and some political curiosity will 'probably be excited by the circum stance of all the leading members of the government assembling for the first tune under one roof, is public at least. since the death of the late Premier. The civic pageant will b y from the Guildhall st helf-past 11 o'clock sod proceed by way of Gresham-etrest, Gresham street West. St. Ann's-latie, St. Martin's le-Grand, Newest.- street, Skinner-streett Farringdonetreet, and thence by way of Fleet-street and the Strand to Westminster Ball, whore the new Lord Mayor, airoording to custom, will be formally presented by the Recorder to the Barons of the Exchequer. The cortege will return by way of the Strand, Fleet-street. Ludgate-hill, Ludo 'stree t St. Paul's Churchyard, Cheemide, and thence along King-street, to the Guildhall. In Newgate-street, which is the principal thoroughfare in the ward of Farringdon, represented by the Lord Mayor Elect in the Court of Aldermen, • large platform is being erected to *liable the whole of the chil dren in the ward schools, some hundreds in number, to view the pretender), and that part of the niute will be gaily decorated with bangers. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY. A special session of the Central Criminal Court wu held this morning for the purpose of tiling the days for holding the sessions of the ensuieg year. The Court was opened by the Lord Mayor and the fol. lowing judges :—the Lord Chief Baron, Justice Willes, Baron Bramwell, Baron Cbasnell, Justice Justice Blackburn, Baron Pigott, Justice Beating. Justice She*, sod Justice M. Smith. The following days wore ap pointed for the sessions :-1865 : November 24, and December 18. 1866 : January 8, 29; February 26, Anvil 9, May 7, June 11, July 9, Angara 13, September 17, and October 72. The court then adjourned to Thursday, November 20. The New York Tribune says :—" In his forth °owing message the President fully reoogoier the manhood of the nepo ; but would qualify and limit his right of rarer by odic:rims or property. When proved to be possessed of either of these, Mr. Johnsoa thinks he ought to be allowed to vote." THE CATTLE P LA GUE COMMISSION.—The evidence on this inquiry for the present is concluded, and the coin. mirrors are now 'trembling at Room 11 in the House of , Commons corridor, for the purpose of considering their re. I port. This, however, Groot be expected to be made public till after the me till of parliament. I PROROGATION OF CONVOCATION.— (TRIS This stoning the oonvecation of the prelates and clergy of the provinos of Canterbury was in virtue of a royal warrant prorogued until Friday, the 24ili of November. The meet- lap and prorogstions of convocation ordinarily follow those of parliameot, and as parliament will not meet for the de match of bUliallell on the 23rd inst., to which day it stands ad jrZnitirt to e M eeTttollt proctors, tad ers o w n in the n ?. t 4t b h. ° The Pt claim at which the new coovocatioa will assemble is St. ne w Cathedral, where, in the first instance, • Latin sermon will be preached. The members of the Lower House will then proceed to the election of a prolocutor who will be resented to the Archbishop of Canterbury for his sasatioa. - - OLDLNAZT 118113.111 - &ND EON& ft. 1 ra 4 ,1 ! 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Issued 10 pm 26 100,000 90 Anglo Arnim 40,0001 60 Anglo Egyptian (Um.) 126 26,000 60 :Anglo ltai.an (Limited) 15 11,1001 le I Aalaticilank.Cor.newahl aY 040001 40 , Australasia Mar 10 Bankof B Sap{ rinabLolnoabla. an 10, 000 16 , Bank of 11,1100. 1 100 Bank of London....— SO an *ooo' IS 'Bank of Otago (Umtled) 10,000.100 Bank of Queensland ( 4 ) 10 10,400, 60 I BankolVietocia,Aufftlit 116 60,000' 10 Bank of New Zseland ~. 10 61,0001 60 ,Barned's Dank (Limited, 10 60,0001 10 ,Brasillan&Priuguseel le 0 ,000 GO British * Californian (L 7 20,000 60 ,British N. America 40 60,0001 10'C. Bk. lndla,Aaa., Okra' en 00,000 15 'Chart. Aler.ol ladroka. all 10,000 i 100 ICity 10,000 100 .Collaidal 60,000 1166 lOom.Bank of Canna al 40,000 16 lean. flank of Lodi,. l &c. al 100,000 10 ,Ocosaolldred Bank (L ) 1 5,000 100 iClawittnentsl 2l 6.000 100 Do. New 10,000 60 ,Dand and London 20,000 60 insist baron (iAmited 10,000 10 'Eastern Eachange'Llm, I 10,000 16 English Joint Steck (4) 14 04.00 0 * I ing.noot&AuaLChasto. , 0,000 60 ;English and Swedish (L 1 War 10 IKuropean krok,Lirolted MON 100 IlLhadna&Calna&lap.(L) 0,000 100 I Do. issued at 2pm 10,100 100 Do. NOW lo,cioe 100 Dopers% Bank, Limited' 45001 20 'lmparblOSlOutan GAN / 1 MOO 261 Do. New 100,000 10 load 1Lo00.Bit; ladr( l 4 16.00 60 L o u.Bk.ofllextco,&c. s 10,1100,100 Lon. Bank of Sward i L 10 . 00 , 100 Loudon and Brailltail 11.0001 2C I Do. New 4000 100 ILoa.l6.ArsittlLl l frolL 26,0001 U I Do. New, las. at 16PB 50,000 20 Loa. 015Benk of Au.stri. 10,000 60 I London and Comity.... 711 0001 60 London Joint Mock.— 26.000, 10 Londou& South Ahloau 6.0 0 0,1 0 ' ILon. & K. Western (Um. 5 . 000 '1 00 I Do. do. New . oeol 60 , Lon.lout Venezuela ( 6, L.) 6 0 . 000 10 0 Lon. B Wastainuater 10,00.001100 .Merch ant 6o,ooo 60 Illercentlrik Itsoban.L. 11 1 , 00 d 100 Metro. 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IdISCELLANEOIIB SHARES. Aticatie Telegraph, guar. 8 per eat. (eta)• 21 1. (My Offices (Limited), 64. Commlig Unica (Issassoop), 7i, L 4. 1130 99 (WWI 1 149 1 147 fur .1 1 la I, i. -, - 11% 10 104 I - siii7.7 ... 104 14ii " s 4 1444 ii sot 24 104 6 171 I It