The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-01 00:00:00

6.Vi INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) RT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Prim sittings et Westminster.—Ohfcn 4 Chief Justice sod • fittseisi Jory.) OM V. cornea. -1113 ILIMAXDOAL tar b a iting of this case, Which We. w iodictroses 'sin Corbett ander the Foreign Faliateseet Ave, a nd enticing Engli!kenbjeote to enlist ie the was Ara - led this monolog. ,;eral, Mr. Gifford, Q.C., and Mr. H ix , the crown; Mr. Edward Jamey Q.C ., 1, Mr. Kempley , Mr . Slei g h, eau lr: ic the defendant. for the crown were this morning replied Ememan, the chid ma* told them on th e eel was sold—that was the day they got They did not dins that day in the fee. re the chief mats said he told the meo dined that day in the forecastle, who dined io the forecastle waa Jok i be mid he did not bear the chief mate sty had been sold. inspector of the Thames Police, aim_ at the Wapping station. He 0610 e ed for me. He said the owners him without fsrthing, aod tbat Je names police court to get complus. said the owners had thrown him destitute ois dbe asked use if he could oto the The reasu %sideline, and 1 replied tha g t he moll no d .mined—l arrested Captain Coibstt and I ban se of the case. I have probably seen the vit a many omissions. I have seen the wltosews sixty times so tmey were going to wat t swear that I have not spoken to them &bra Jansen said that, as the jury intimated yes. heir minds were made up, he had no wiehg) a in summing up the CY% if their opinion im s tuned from wha t they mid on that imemica. said they wished the one to go as. raid James then said that if the ease was a to their sataisettoo, it wee their duty to say k . esitatiou and acquit the defendant. He ought Deg rioted unless open the clearest and most distinct and he asked them whether the defendant had use expressions which had been thy mu to induce the men to join th i f i r li tnan. That he made use of some words Ira a ll question. The defendant wsa not called we negatively that the words were not used, beg in to make ut the case. On thin °malaria. Pew. acs had been called for the defendant, and m them witnesses who if the Shenandoah had net pm rerpool he should not have been able and they bad distinctly sworn that the did not use the words of enoornagesssat n to induce the men to join that ship They involved in the trannectir with raged to it and bad nothing to pin or lose by the asak sed perfectly independent and important wheelera therefore no reason to doubt the truth cd their The aoenrecy of the reoollectioa of these men sp. al& to the witnesem for the crown, sod besides had DO opportunity, like the moon with. sing their memory, and if they had not they shod me position as to the oorreetnen of their memory itnemes for the crown. Oue, however, had had hie , refreshed, and his attentiou drawn to the at. from mailing at Melbourne an amount of the _ against Captain Corbett at the pollee-adios. 'Rideau as to the sale of the vessel on the lath contradicted by the witnesses wise morning by the crown, and be relidedsd tturcorst was the only man on the part of the who swore to a bucket of gold in tbe cabin, bee denied by oil the defendant's wit. it had b w h o further added that they did net see told offered to the men by the Coefederste One, however, did say be sew a bag of gold and put on the table, end that it might have 100 sovereigns. There was no consistence, he he evidence for the prosecution with reg,rd to the offers of money by the Confederate offices. all a curious iuvention or story that it de. be thoroughly, sifted, sod on doing that they that the majority of the witnesses negatived being the fact. The defendant's witnesses negatived most positively the defendant's atlar h saes end alarge bounty to the men if they joised adoels, and though different words were used by _ yin substance agreed with each other, which he .fitted wee a proof that they were telling the truth, not repeating • concocted statement. If they bir ad them Captain Corbett wee not guilty, but if they td him guilty he submitted they could not do so t out fi nding them guilty of perjury. Elliston and Be.. Sella differed as to what the defendant said with - witnesses for the prosecutios, and in subdue* A the defendant's witnesses. Was it to be said that nad committed a criminal offence when he merely the men the optics of joining the ship or going rack him in the Laurel. Strong pressure wan ou the men by the Confederate officers, and there was no bt that they used all the influence it was possible ippose would influence such men ; and was it he n pee . 'bat the witnesses for the crown had put t wos the Confederate officers into the defendant'smouthl they believe the roan Allen, one of the naval IC men, that the defendant said he would keep joining the Shenandoah quiet, and es be made cement before the counsel et Toenail) different from he had stated in the box, thee he submitted the eas was not to be believed. No one could doubt that prosecution hail been got up fairly end had been me pd in good faith, and it 'moldy reasonable to believe that crown bad examined theboatewein and the cm:pestered ) 'I, if Allem', statement was correct, have corroborate! That had not been done. If be had been called rale cabin by Captain Corbett, en be had stated, ma ny wit. sea could have been called in support of hie statement. was never in the cabin with Captain Corbett, but he wee Captain Waddell, and he might have mixed up the two mproperly have put into Capt. Ccabett's mouth whit Waddell had said to him. if they, however, came to .onclusion that Capt. Co rbett did use the words, thee a the question was it cud ill the British dominions—in era kis instance on board • British vessel. They bed the we of Aloott, who said that ten minutes before be gOa On the vessel be wee ordered to report himself le Weddell. They had the Laurel, a British liesweess4 Liverpool with a cargo o ne is sorry to think his country, durin the civil war in Anserhe, ts blockade of the Confederate service. It as hose who sent then cargoes eadeavoared sant as possible, and the men who ha d , and who were in the Confederate tb sena" 1 had sworn that they kne w nothing of e de, A the Laurel. They believed th e y were g g ag 10 blockade, and service that country to which ra itsched, and, as they believed, owed allegranee , bot 'so sent them no doubt knew where they Were la that they were to join the Sea Kus. no uncommon thing for • man to et ith sealed orders. It was clear that s ome see of the See King when she l e ft the and it was not unreasonable to w ee sup that tha as secret as pouible, bemuse by doing the? fringing the laws of this country. It was ad a to aseume in the absence of proof that he hoer it. x to be • British ship she must be British owned. Lord Chief Justice—You might put it th's way. tic= subject bed that mornieg comm itted moms , that ship, could he have been hied as within jurisdiction sines said he could cot, and he was obliged tof Its for that strong way of putti n g it, because i aye been tried for murder be would have Wm amenable for minor offences. On the 4th October Bullock, the Confederate agent at Live structioes in writing for Allcott to rapist captain of the Shenandoah, and the win!, were given to the purser of the Laurel to kcal nest they got to the Shenandoah, when it yenta no Alloott, who was then to repor t himself. WS; therefore the Shenandoah essentially trensfral7 she left Distend, end the cootractior:i on the 18th, when she was al P O. the defendant The transaction was sun at noonday ; and what was done after the 184 1 done on board a British sh i p . There was t: show that Captain Corbett had transgresse d this lend. Lord Chief Justice said the q uation on that poll . t hethert, when the defendant left England , th ere ilia logs intention when she was handed ov er that se. should be induced to join her, be Solicitor Gaeta' replied o n the whole ma., tot i . g ,„_ oegly that the crown had made out the sae astos"'" feat. CURT OF I Nid Prins I Lord Chief do fez= t'. COI ,er b e miug of • Corbett • and eaticir service, wee torGetientl, for the o yd, Q.c., for the eases for the that Easearaz the vessel was .mars. Thu where thi • • other men witness who and he said I 1 bed been ke, isoPoe mi n at t asked hiss e to the That also said the • , and be askei his evidence, amined- 1 ge of the OD 01• DY °°c s i l ty time! • t swear that . ward James t their mind them in sums inflamed Imo my said they 1 '. ward James rat to their eat t hesitation an • nvicted unbar and he ask use expreesi au to ind That he all questio prove negati crown to mak • tutus bad 1 them wanes Liverpool b I, and that • t did not • *on to led' en not Meat rag, and bad ere perfeeg, was therefore nce. The emu as much to th. had had no Tubing their' a lame poeitio a witnesses tot ection rehab e ee, from • P s ' evideno not been recalled this that Huron who *wort t it had bei who for gold offered y e , One, h out and p tamed 100 eov • in the end gold and the.: was inch a c ed to be thoi • • that the being th negatived high wages an Shenandoah, em they in sub bmitted was • d not repeats red them Capt and him gull ithont finding I • • Sella diff e other witam • °firmed the de man had come re the men th ith him in ut ou the men oubt that th• suppose wool ble that the • by the Cm • uld they b IS men, is joining th statement bel hat he had at Musa wu to he proucutia acted in good I heerownhadl could, if Allen him. That ha the cabin be C nukes could He was never i with Captain 1 and imironefl Capt. Madder the conclusior came the qua this instance duos of Aloof board the 11 Copt, Width leaving Limo not left this , run the blo probable tho keep it as been called, at the time I Oration of tl sun the bloc were attache those who ai to go, and It was no to ODA with knew the de country, an kept it as were infriz for them to In order to The Lord an America on board 01 British jun Mr. Jam lordship ft could have equally am Captain B gave instil to the aa Hone were secret not banded to sot thread before eh plated c over to as the sun wan not 1i dance to a laws of th •,*, The LOU ins whet] a oontionc men thou a- The Sol • straggly defendaal COU] Ps Dr. D Yr. Cost it. Dr. BPI we sPPeere le whet it ta • the semi • en I was, boy p snit HI ore who we • thoots•T, as an empl but she oil- I wick.on nit I Nouns! bby • ai NO. 1 ery at first and two chi' cod Fraeoe4 hem with • 1 lam a letter men able em here J serious d off , return land' the eh' , 'sr owed I live bpi RT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WOOD, e. WOOD, TOUNO AND COON. Doom. Q . C., and Dr. Tristram for the C., pe 6001 " 1 ., Cooks, Q and Dr. Wambsy fo r the ruspoor'%* 3plaka to the co-respondent Young. Cooke Ow dad rt. ,parties had been before the court On 11110thar • it rosy be roxillected tbet the petitioner had services of Peppr's Ghost as a spy. The however, acquit e ted and the husband since began eel He was a member of the firm of Turnbull arid W___...o w• were the extensive grocers in Grange-strut , .Tyner The reepoodruit's father, • Mr. Scissor. r• iployi of the Great Weatern /tallow at Babb* nit had been brought up by ber,grendolother. St ~Ikra c -on-Tweed . The pe titi o ner married her or tbe1.7,4,:; •siiter, 1857, and occupied • private residues wit h 14, Lee's-terreae, Newcastle. Their colsabitnikoen• L tolerably happy, and wu followed by the both nicks's, but in 1860 her bullhead had oesealoo WO; on business. and his wits in the meantime wesofel • friend named Prudhomma On the petitioner o!: ties fell into his hands, which led to some noco°lf....g"'" re explanations. At the clue of 1862 there woo 6W "qe serious quarrel, and the raapoadast left her husband Uurn to her father at Reading. where her conduct lad abortive snit already referred to. After that she is 7: an allowance from her husband, and outinued live 'part from him. She accepted an ageism& OM Margate Theatre, and the wee &Ariel with with another member of the company there Owed • Evidence having been given of the marriage and of the w ee too which the parties had lived together, Anaie Robineon, a servan t of the respondent, said —l re. goober Mee. Wood going with her children to Tyne • m oth in September, 1862. She wee expected home by the 50.0doet train, but she did not come till 10. end a lady end colleens* were thee with her. I took the children sod put sbefu to bed. After a short time the young lady want mo y, I heard her go out. The t ea thin g s were laid for thew ie the room, and after some time I went to fetch them away. Mrs. Wood said I might leave them the preeent. The bell had not rung. I had knocked ot t coned the door. Mrs. Wood and the gentleman were n ik eding on the floor, sad they looked in a bustle. Some Owe after thatlshe west beck to Tynemouth for threeweeke. loot with her, aid I saw her with the same gentleman j ade( on the Banks. I saw her three times. After her ve lem she sent me to the Poet-aloe for letters sadism"' "B." sa me is Susan.) The letter radioed is one of them. gave it to Mr. Woad. While I was getting it Mr. Wood o we by and asked me for it. He arid be would give it to w e . Wood when he came to dinner. When I told her, Oa mid her DIMS Aft' and thet she moo pack el) sad go. (Laughter.) w daya afterwards she ac- ol gingly did en. She took jellies and cakes with her. (Laughter.) She also took her clothes. The same even ing she came back foe part of the plate ; but I said she mast seed a note for it to Mr. Wood. Plaintiff said Ate woe]d write to him. I have IliDe• seen thusntleman who came with ker. It was the cooespon Yousg. (The witness now pointed him out in court.) Cross•examined by Mr. Cooke—The young lady was a Wised of the respondent, and I had seen hoe at the house lidos. The Banks at Tynemouth are • pnblie walk. I was taken to Bristol to see the oo.nepoodent by Mr. Randall. At the former trial there was a witness celled Gregory (the "Ghost") ; but I have not seen him th a is time. R I ndall told me to wait, and he fetched the g gman. knew him at once. By Dr. Spinks—l sold my master about Mr. Young soon lifter he took the letter from me. Isabelle Burnam, the fellowoerveet of the last witness, gore evidence of a Elamite! ammeter. rtu wan proceeding whoa our report left.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) • TN RS W. P. viterieast. through the court , The bankrupt, who recently posed k well known sii the driver of a coach between Cromer end Norfolk. The cam now came before the court on an application, on behalf of the enigmas, to be allowed to cenoconsise certain proceedings in Chancery. Yr. &mood suppodad the afflkation. His Bomar mid it was desirable, in • case of se much kn. that the court should be relieved from responsi• rtrri the meet of the creditors being given to the aP fn limil answer ce. to the court it was stated that creditor' for 2,50(g., oat el 2,8001., would consent. The applicatioa vas mitered to stand over. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. DARING H1011%1117 ROBBERY. Joke Moon, Jana M'Corinick, Alfred Soutkwelt, and Batty Goorge , w e re char g ed with assaulting Mr. Jacob Said, aa artist, and robbing him of his w atch, chain, and pee 'malaria. The prosecutor stated that about 12 o'closk on Tuesday night he was missing aloes Newtonwthest. Holborn, when the prisoners came out of the Bell public-hones there and surrouoded him. Southwell put him hand in witness's waistcoat pocket, and took out his watch, a silver Geneva, worth 3/. 3e. The other prisoners held witame while SouthweU took the watch. They all ran away. Witness, after looking about for a policeman in the neighbourhood, retuned to Newton-street, where the four prisoners had s pi t &gambled. George came up to him and said, You have still got your chain." The others then mud him spin, and held him while George took his chain and purse. They then ran away again. After some time he found a policeman, and took him to the spot, but none of the prisoners were to be found. He saw nothing of them till last night, when he picked them out from about 30 men at the station.house. George—a boy of about 15—said he was the only " little ma" Complainant said that was true. Moon said he was sot present at the robbery. He was sure Mr. Kele' could not swear positively to him. Mr. Kniel, however, said that he co Sergeant Ackrill stated that he raw the four prisoners together about half put eleven o'clock on Tuesday night in frost of the Bell. Witness spoke to Walker. Southwell—You did not spmk to me at ell. Mr. Humphreys (second slerk)—Do you mean that one? Hs calls himself Southwell. Ackri 11—Yes. His real name is Walker. I know all the prisoners. They have all bean convicted. Moon, M'Cor snick and Southwell have been transported—Moos twice. They are in the habit of going four or five together, sur rounding people and rob bi ng them, so that it is difficult to identify so many. In this case. however, the prosecutor picked them out from amongst 30. Inspector Brennan want with Ackrill and other officers to apprehend the prisoners at the Bell publieloose, sad also to apprehend the landlord on another charge. He took them to the station house, and placed them in the yard with 30 others. He then asked them if they were satis fied! They all replied that they were. The prisoners all maintained that_ though they were stiified at first, yet the police afterw pushed through, stood near them (the prisoners), and indicated them to the prosecutor. This the prosecutor denied. They were committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. PERSONS SEIRING SITUATIONS. Two respectable looking young mes waited upon Mr. Knox to ask his advice. One of the applicants , a groom, stated that having seen in the Telegraph *t i the 23rd ult., an advertisement.o fol lows " Wanted a young nun as light porter, who can drive, wages Vs. 6d. nee week.—Apply at the advertising office, 41, Great PalWney.strept, Beg thinking and thinking the situation would suit him he went to the office, 41, Great Pulteney.street. and there saw a person who told him that be would have to register his name, and that the fee for so doing would be fe. He paid that sum, and having been told to sign a book, which he did. he re oeived the following memorandum : "The London and Pro vincial Advertising Agen cy , _ y -41, Great Pultenestreet, Regent-street, W. No. 640. Received from Mr. the sum of ss, being fee for registration of name on application for a situation, conform to rulea.--Colle ol eon, Secretary. Situations never guthenteed." was then sent to a Mr. Ridgway, in Newgateetreet. the nelson at the offices telling him that as he wrote a good band he ought to try for something better. Mr. Ridgway asked him what he was, and on telling him that he had been a groom, he said he would not suit. He then went back to the office in. Great Polteney.street, when the person there, he believed Mr. Coulee°, gave him some names and addressee to write to, which he did, but received no tamers. Subsequently be went to the office, and fueling several young men who had been similarly treated, he went with one of them—instead of writing, as he was desired to do—to one of the parsons be was to inite to in Cowley-street, Westminster, and was answered han old woman, who sa i d that he ought to ave written, and not attended personally, and that the " gentleman" who wanted a young man to look after his horse and chaise resided in Totb ill -street, West minster. They subsequenUy went to the offioe and de manded their money back, when the person appeared to be very indignant, and threatened them with the police. They then spoke to a constable, who &driesd them to come to that court. Several other young men were making the same complaint about the office when they went there. The other applicant mid that seeing an advertisement in the same paper for a young man to take orders, wages 20s. a week and commission, and application to be made at the advertising offices io Great Pulteney-etreet, he west there, and saw a person who told hi m to si g n a paper, received ss. from him, and then gave him a memorandum for it (similar to the above). He was referred to a Mr. Ridgway, who told Dim that he would have to deposit 101., 51. down sad the other 51. to be deducted out of his salary and commission, which was to commence at the sod of three months. He was to solicit advertisements for newspapers. Not feeling satisfied with the affair, he returned to the office, and was then given the names and addresses of sir persons, amenget others Mr. Mill, of New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, as a person who required avowing man, but that person repudiated ell knowledge of the matter, and advised him to lay the affair before a magistrate. Br. Knox said be thought the beet course the applicants mold adopt would be to get about a dozen of the persona who bad paid money to meet together, and then lay the matter before a solicitor, and see whether the parties could not be charged with conspiracy. The applicants thanked the magistrate and retired. WORSHIP-STREET. ASSAULT BT OtSI OF THE COLDSTBSAM GCARDS. E.i.oio Modal& a private in the first battalion of the' Coldstream Guards, was charged with an assault, while in a state of iutozicatioo and Sidary Blackall, his brother, while in a like andian, with eadeavoniing to rescue him from custody. Willie= !Civil, a sawyer, depoesd—Last eight I wee in Gibraltu-walk. Bethnal-green, walking quietly . , and alone. when the soldier met me, and with o u t the slightest pro vocation, or a word passing, struck me a blow oo the back of the bead with his belt, which he wee carrying in his hand. I was mach hurt. Howe 142 H —Prosecutor preferred the charm and when I took tee soldier into custody the second defendant tried kr' into away b o th were intoxicated. ideate having been received of the 'soldier's habits and conduct being irregular midi:wearable. be was mot for two months' hard I.bour to the House of Correction, while his brother, whose interference was shown to be slight, paid 58. 1 end was discharged. WANDSWORTH. THE CATTLE PLAGUI.-11(71112101310 TIE ORDERS OF COUNCTL. Mr. George Delman, oowkeeper need • .of St. John's.hill, Battersea. was rammoirod for • • one of THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1865. oHABB LISTS.—(THIS DAY. the orders of caused by reinovieg a cow labouriug under a Banal called the cattle plaine r without the Hoene' of Me. IW. Francis Cross, the duly appointed inspector for the Two dthatac. dii et. tri Mr. Wilson supported the gammons, end add that as the defendant had been unfortunate is lasing a fat sow the Privy CauDoil were not desirous of passing for a penalty, red would be satisfied by his puling the costs of the pro- The railway market is fiat to-day : and some of the principal stocks exhibit a reduction. London and North Western stock is now quoted 126 to }•, Great Western, 62} to 63 ; Midland, 125} to f' • Lancashire and Yorkshire 123 1 to ; South Eastern, 794 to I ; Great Eastern, 452 to 46 ; Caledonian, 125} to 1264 ; Metropolitan, 136} to 137 ; London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; ditto A, 149 to 150. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Sambre and Meuse, and while Lombardo-Venetian shares ha ve advanced, Grand Trunk of Canada and Demerara stocks have receded. :DINART SR' .116 AND ih.l Pd. BALLIIBI.I. I 4:3reZ9rderil cedings. Itr. Cody, for the delsoclant, Gould not accept these I terms, for his client felt that he was in nomat. His point was that he ilia not know the animal was affect"! with the disease. Mr. Crone was then ermined, and also Professor Drown. Veterinary Department of the Privy Council, and they proved that the caw Buffered from the cattle plague of throe days standing, arid that it was killed and buried at the slaughter-booth in Chelsea. bo wbich Place the defendant was removing the animal in • cart through Battersea when it was stopped by the inspector. In reply to a question as to his experience lc the diocese, Mr. Cross seal he had a great many cases brought under his notice, and that be had pent 47 animals suffering from the dismal away sisoe Monday Last. - Mr. Coady said it would be impomible for his client to go into the scientific part of the case. All that he could 8i prove was that he had need the best practical means to St prevent contagion. There was no intention to evade tbe law. The animal WY forelamed to be suffering from cold, ! Bi , to and was treated ardingly. 25 Mr. Daman remarked that the orders in conceit said I le( nothing about tau knowledge of the disease. Therefore the only safe way, when an animal was a pparently dis- I M. ordered, was to seed for the in s p ector to decide what was `t. to be done. sc. Mr. Coody was afraid that such a conn e would lead to Bt. a t . the condemnation of the animal. Professor. Brown mentioned cases in which veterinary st. surgeons from the Privy Council department had been called in to examine animals, and they had stated that they a were not suffering from the cattle p la gue. Mr. Dayman agreed with Mr. Coy that the orders theirowners object was to put the whole cattle in the country under At. the surveillasco of their inspectors. Therefore if an owner relied upoo the opinion of a person who was not an is- ;7' .. s pecter and he proved to be wrong. he (the owner) would et. bring himself under the clause of the orders of council. i Xr. Cloudy said there was gait' a panic in the countryy. ; and if an amulet only coughs or sneezes, the owner is in t. 011DINkILT MAILBS AND STOOKS. Wm to-d. 4 so 1 p.m 62 N 126 127 N N 12 16 6 6 68 72 71 16 100 BA5$Ol awl Ifaeles 1 :0 t a i rtri AT ..—..- all 1 drat sad Brides all Oomooll 16° 11 al t a ll 40 ' ,, :a rnind oetwo.DT:s bU t 1.4 ... a L inh. d .4 d on ßaltmi tler L a l wori t em b4jj : e s6 rt. s . 100 , Do. Z. NowtßM, N 0 1 100 Great food•od 104 ,GrestNeelllers 100 Do.i j • Sc.r so dlv. wt. 100 Do.ll 1 11111 p. et. fogad 100 ' Do. New. lee. atts pin 4* • Do. Ord. Dot Div. Mock ill Itle. Booth* *rt. (m) 100 01ml Woolen \lO4 Do.leour VeLOs•J4k 100 Do. 105.41 Waft 1 1:0 610,00 uncups. D: o. W hire . De. l: a d. y=vl -0 12 onl akagnion 100 I Lando. 554 81•05 , 144 i 1100 Loo Br=l.o.t.oes 1 - &Dor 100 Wad" 100 I Do. Met Ittee.A4p.a. 1100 Loudon.* North Wesio 1100 loodon&SootbWeatero 100 llen.,Blket.ot Llocoloso tie* Illetrospolllan 7 Do. Now 4 Do. ltitendoo 411 Iletrcpolltan Oldest II 1_ Do, do. do. fear. Mr. Dayrasn thought they most suspect the first sneeze. 7 ,... If an animal is predisposed to disease, a cold may turn to Bs . the mita' plague. The only safe way woo to send for an 10 insrotor . . .0 ittmately Mr. Crow agreed to submit to the terms of 100 Mr. Wikon, and to pay Bak too Mr. Cayman said it was the fink c ase of the kind heard at that °curt. and he should p ut in a penalty. At theism' at. time be wished it to be understood that in future all per. St te sons must all in au inspector it they wished to escape tbe . oush d efendant St. P Te defendant was thee Said 155., and the oostsas agreed. at_ as 100 in 04 lei 84 128 120 149 150 93 SS 113 U no eTo a 41 63 34 37 104 106 122 124 SS 116 104 105 Kt 38 60 62 136 166 106 i 7 00461 1361 15 1 1 / 3 Pal li II Pa 100 166 Ilii illtlawl. 1 141 Do. Le Shares .. 100 ' Do Bien. a Derby all laid IMO .. ... .... ..... 1100 NO(111Dri1110 . . 100 I Do . D0111,0014..0166. 1100 11. Latent—Bawl* 1:1 i V i. G. N. IL Pam :: Nel lit T0r t ... ...... 1i . .._ —....—.... . all Da. Illook•ltnarnsi. ' Da. 60. 111.041 WA I6 llcellt Louden ' a no. do., 1866 6 Da. 10. IE6I lou Illorth Staffordshire Male. & 11. Waleson Joao 100 r loottlah Central HO 'Scottish lf.t. Lber..lllk. 1100 bath& 111clisod 1100 &Woggles Ingot 100 loath Devon .106 .loolit Draws —.. , 1 alllnaleart.W ohtilltnw..wo. . 1.011 ;Taff Vale 11 i Do. 0 ... ... —.• • • 100 ' Vale al Heath 2 ' Waterloo & Whitehall' 1 . IWO k West Oirowall 1: pat ask Int 11 9 PI os 97 sBITI'U h 1 OA ele 28 80 110 e tile N 17 10 11 001 124 1.21 2 Dm 2 s aB. Pm ii i 118 148 162 68 70 112 114 61 62 85 67 79 90 7 9 148 Hl_ .73 - 40 0 JOY 104 i 9 f 1 1101111. 116) N. 7 .. 130 7_ 104 i liSe i - I - Waft SW& es a loss eese ert. a. a 110 11 all dtlsolloatllt latamosc• 100 Bom.lltr.it C.10.5.1p.0 i )BI !Maras r all Baal* & Lake BUM , all Do. Prearsare 100 Bud. ye, &sot,* Godorlok 1 I 6 r unit. 167844 ot. .100 'Pit taLlaatarnap.o.g. flt. 'lOO Cops T. & Dookap. I. E. ' aU Dastararo. 7 p.o. o a r. p ral IMI Il Indian es. 6 ddo.o Banda Olt. .•. laall all Do. I Istensloo . 110 Grand Trunk al 8. woad&Bp.ct all po. rquip.6l., all Do. LS prof. .. ü ßonds all , Do. o. - all ; Do. tad d pest Bonds.. all I Do. do. drdarrod all Do Ord pref. Stock .. all , Do. do. deferred all , Do. WI prof. !nook .. all , Do. do. deferred 100 'Groat Indian Postnatal& 3 : D DO . . t New '3 r, - 00 Gt. O. of lodls R. II p. at. rOO DO 68 Pr 0. 0 00 ...... • 0 Ds all U. Western at Canada is Do. New . ... —•• • • all Do.Op o. Ma .1871 60 00.4 do. d o. r 18M6 1 Indian Smock lialltod 1 160 . Madras rm. 6 li. *NIL .100 rro. do. 48 d 0... 100 Do. co. 61 do.- 1 1 Do. TWO lateoiloo .100 llolb. Corp. 6 par c. lid • all Kalb. and Hobson's Bap 1100 1N.D.0t055.09. 0 . 106 0. 11 . .100 , @dodo, gua. 6 par oast. 100 Do. Delil do. ••.. • • I Do. do. do •. • 100 Do. PW45110 do :100 Do. Indus at.lflot An 75 W ee WI 1014 1041 ee 101 I! lib Me ll* 1014 — i ii;■ I n 33 86 90 98 70 80 S 69 6 1 62 17 al 82 42 67 36 1 16 63 16 ,IN 166 in i be in; 104 102k 9" ... T - 7 17 1 ri 41418 93 88 BO 88 Opti 93 88 o 10 1 1 e 1 8 Ti 88 80 - 84 0 8 la 8 4 1011 10! 104 1 02 1 I ilia tin i 021 3 ii i ti 30e 68 i .... 591 $4 4 Di 41 In I I'd I CL prices. I gam. 66 61 1 3 2al • 5 opml 30i a 1 6 6y. -• 1 i • 11l 1 1 pea pm xd 131 16 4 2416, • 6 10 20 on ea it , I on 224 to a I so II le Itsai tali ii I lib 1 G: 411 - 1 1 ,11; 4 ar i k : lf Odla - 3 1 Ste - 4 g 4 IL 50 • 48 60 1 49} ICII 11l • 41 43 • iii 11:1 1 6 Pa ... —lla U cif . ;11 14 1 , 41 11: 83 ie 20 21 8 • Ms' 3 2fdla 18 20 17 19 17 19 3 6, Ilia 11 u• rr ldta a ads g lr ar 3 49a - 18 20 pa - 4 30.. lb 14 lb 79 S 0 74 40 11l 61 10i 17i 1414 gar • li 1w par • r 7 06 97 1 29 / 00 : 1 1/°! - .1 • 4 .= 2 I di' • 2 %pm. 7 0 pmj ii— s 77 TO Al 63 46 1 lila i7 lll 2 7:74 61 1 1116.1 6 1 3 024du i tu 6 61 2 itl I dis 31: 7 : Sills N 11 ICI die I sdi 6 a a• 3 lal 43 N - - -----_ nu ca. prime. 1 61118. 68 99 96 93 N ice 1 10 1 r a : 1 _ $ is ,04 ie se oe es 101 111 ffONEY MARKET - TWO 0'034008. The stock markets to-day are dull. The funds are supported at yesterday's quotations, but some of the speculative foreign stocks, as well as several of the home railways, have de clined 4to 4 per cent. There is an unfavourable reaction in the securities of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada. The demand for discounts to-day is not heavy, , and the supply of money is somewhat larger. The I charge for the best paper, however, is maintained at 51 to 6 per cent. The rate iu the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day ou English government securities is sto 51 per cent. The government broker has bought to-day 40,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the important increase of 1,880,000/. in bills dis counted, thus indicating increased activity of trade in that country. The coin and bullion have also augmented to the extent of 144,0001. Console are now quoted 89 1 to 4, with div., for money, and 87 13-16 to 15-16, ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 4; ditto, for account, 871, 4 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 874, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1 ; India Stock, 219, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105 / , 105 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 87 ; ditto Five per Ce nt . , 101 ; Exchequer Bills, March, fin. dis. ; ditto, June, 58., 9s. die. Turkish Consolides have risen 4 per cent., but with this exception foreign stocks are dull. There is a fall of 4 to 1 per cent. in Brazilian scrip and Spanish Passive and Certificates. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :--Greek, 17 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 284 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15/ ; Confederate, 7 to 9; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 4 prem. ; Turkish Consolidds, 48/ to 1 ; and Mexican, 254 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1865, 76 ; ditto scrip, 21, 4, prem. ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 86 ; Belgian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 974 ; Egyptian, 1864, 93, 4, 21 ; Italian, 1861, 644, 4 ; ditto 1865, for account, 774 ; New I T IIO IBDAT Byrungo. Granada Two per Cents., 304, ex div.; Peruvian , 62, for account, 7 3 ; Consols, which closed yes terda y at 871 to 88, for account, 7 4 ; ditto 18 Portuguese, 1856, Arc., for account, 46 4 ; Ru ssian, 1822, 904, 894 ; ditto, 1862, 891 ;ditto , 1864, to-day at the same quotation. For mone y the last ex div., for the 7th December, op ened and closed price was 891 to 1, with div. The official business 924 ; Spanish, for aceauntr 44 fr i l dittc" , report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console. Passive, for acemats wa, 4 ; ditto certificates, for , for money, 894, 1, 1;_ ditto for account, 88; account, 151, 15 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, I Three per Cents. Reduced, M I L , 4, i • New 901, 90 ; ditto 1858, for account, : ' Three per Cents. 871 1,1, 1 ; k Steel, 247, 75 • ' 249 • India Stock, i 214, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. ditto 1862, for account , 741, 4 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, Stoc ky 1001 __. ;ditto Four per Cent., 974. 741, i ; ditto, 1865, for account, 444, 1, 4 ; ditto, 1 , Indian government securities were quiet, but 100/. Bonds, 44i. I steady in price. The March Exchequer Bills remain American securities are steady. 5-20 Bonds lat 6s. to 2a. dis., and the June at 9s. to 4s. die. rather favourable. Egyptian are now quoted 641 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, As regards some of the foreign stocks, the ten -59 to 4 ; Illinois, 834 to 1 ; and Atlantic and de neY of prices was Great Western Debentures, 83 to 84. . Three per Cents. 1 • New Granada " ex all" and Bonds rose 1 to 1 per cent. ; Peruvian and Span's' h International Financial shares are now quoted I Turk i sh of 186 ' 5, ' 4 ; and Ita li an stuc k 4 per mt. 4to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 146 to 3-16 lOn the other hand, Greek. Spanish Passive and prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 4 prem. ; Imperial I Certificates, and Mexican, declined 1, and Turkish Mercantile, 24 to 3 prem. ; Credit Fonder I Beads of 18 581111 d 1862, 4- The Consolidie were and Mobilier of Engla nd, 44 to 1 prem., I firm. ex all ; ditto New, 3 4 t o 44 prem. ; Overend, I toot k e p th loo e marke t in A . gto for bank shares a sl i g ht reduction and Masterman'e, Anglo-Eap- Gurney, and Company, 61 to 4 prem. ; and 13ud- I • tiao, Imperial, and London Bank of Mexico. les son's Bay, 154 to 16. I penal Ottoman Bank shares have fallen to 54 to 51 The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company • prem., coning apparently to a belief that a large are quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 2 , numbr of the uew shares, of which the existing tors have claimed the issue at par, instead of to 4 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 24 to I P re 'r . o f ..„,_ recommen d e d by paying the premium 2l. oas. 4 prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, 1 - 1 to 2 i the directors, will come upon the market. Loudon prem. ; Naples Public Works, 31 to 4 prem. ; and :and Brazilian Bank , Lo ndon and River Plate Frederick Symons and Co. , I to 11 prem. I and Standard Bank of Africa shares, howeve ßank, r, A further sum of 30,000/. in gold was withdrawn have improved. from the Bank yes tom for exportation. The financial companies' abates were fi at. Inter- The America, from New 'York, has brought I national Financial and General Credit . declined 36 Ain specie, but the whole is on foreign 12s. 6d., and Credit Foncier and Mot:alter new account. shares, iis. The closing quotations were as There was rather more demand yesterday for bar follows :—lntereational Financial, 1 to 1 prero. ; silver for the East, and transactions were reported I General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, at sa. 11d. per ounce , showing a fractional advance. 6to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to 3 The rd of Trade returns for the month of prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 41 to 4 prem., October were issued yesterday. We subjoin a state-I ex div. and new ; and ditto new, 3/ to 4 prem. meet of the total declared value of tbe exports of I National Discount shares wean last quoted 124 British and Irish produce and manufactures for the ' to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 , die. to par r month and ten months of the last three years : I showing a fresh rise of 7s. 6d. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 Montt of °etcher. Tee mathe. to 16, being dull ; Egyptian Trading, Ito 04 die. ; 1863 1864 1865 ' The total for the month i s more b y 2,675,7341. than .were more offered, and declined it was in the corresponding month of last 5a., about 3/. in clotting at 61 year , and .to 4 prem. There was a relapse of more by 464,8931. than in October, 18 63 . For I the first ten months of the p resent y ear the exports,l the shares of the Canada Land Company. Commer -1610 Union Insurance and Marine Investment were it will be seen, are 1 009,050/ • less than in the same I also fiat. Royal Mail Steam declined 2/. Peel ' period of last year, but as compared with 1863 I dlers is an increase of no less than 15,88 - 557/- It appears from these figures that the sudden ex- River Land stock, however, rose 3 per cent. ; and 4, --- -- i there were inquiries for Ocean Marine Insurance, 1 West India and Pacific Steam, and City Offices. pan of the export trade which took place in I The closing (but in some cases nominal) quotas September has been well maintained. The increase frote Coitzce.—The anneal football contest be- over the corresponding month of last 1 tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: ye ar is vets I Bank of Turkey, 2to 21 prem. Naples Public tease the Oxoeians and the Cantabs, whets is always looked important, while from the statement of the ten , sif or k u , 34 forward to with much ioteriet by both Universities, took months' exports the large figures of last year seem It o 4 prem. •An 10-Swedish Steel, 2to 4 15 prem. to 4 rem.' p . American Oil Wells, 24 plum in the Timbrils in the afternoon of Thursday, and .,., be soon outstrippe d . The aggregate :__ • terminated in favour of Cambridge gentlemen by one sail likely ""''" Gaspe Petr oleum, Ito 11 prem. ; Freak. ymms mid c arted rouge. crease over the ten months ' trade of 1863 is enor- and Co 1 to Iprem. ; and Import and Export • , DEATH OF DE. DAHDr. Bar th , celebrated mous. We will only add that the increase in Octo- , provision, 4to 1 prem. for the great journey he made ten years ago into the bite. bet seems to have been well distributed over the American securities were in demand, with an eke of Africa, has just died suddenly at Berlin. He was various items of export, woollens and worsteds, as enthusiast in the study of geographical science, 604 however, presenting relatively the most rapid move- I Central Railway shares improved about 1 dollar, I upward tendency. The 5.20 Bonds and Illinois before he had attained o hiroidiZth year b y Algiers, • b e merit . There was also a decided increase in the I , e t o r l oo thtre . s nots s f the b X maki te ng fr " eq u u n ent y eECuaZI into Zebut the advance in Erie Railway shares was as shipment; of cotton yarn, the value for the month I much as 11 dollar. The following were the latest interior of those kingdoms. From Berighati he streak being 1,031,3411 aga i ns t 501 , 376!. in Oct., 1864, ' pr i ces , v i z. „...5.20 g ou d a , 644 t o 65 • E r i e B a il. right emcee the Arab country to Cairo. Whilst on this and 939,3461. in 1863. way shares, 584 to 59 ; Illinois Central, 834 to f ; 1•" he "" attacked by • band of B•d•ui•• • "d oily The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows Atlantic and Great Western Debentures 83 to 84 t saved his life at the expense of a severe wound, and the • this week an increase of 3,093/ , over last year ; the , ditto Small Bonds, 84 to 86 ; and the E rie Railway loss of all his effects and pa Undaunted, however,he continued his researches, and from Cairo explored ypt, Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,527/.; ; Loan, 4to 1 prem. Syria, Palestine, Asia Minor. and Greece. until be had and the Manchester , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, made the circuit of the Mediter ra nean. His next expedi tion was the important and hazardous one mimed in for an increase of 2,504/. the British government, to which we have alrudy alluded. The half-yearly meeting of the Trust and Loan Senuocs CoLtisrox enemas TWO &titaness ow Company of Upper Canada' took place yesterday. THE NEESET.—Last evening, about 7 o'clock, a mucus The net profit for the six mouths amounted to collision occurred in the river between the weer 13,4981., and a dividend was declared at the rate "imam British Queen. from 131Yrst and •b• of 7f per cent. per annum, lees income tax. Co outward bound for New Orleans. The At the meeting of the London and Venezuela former vessel belongs and Co., and the latter to thrßrifil e r asdßuAr7eris.canidageiteveL I Bank, held yesterday, the directors' report, which Navigation Company (Limited). The collision took place I recommended a dividend for tbe half-year at the between Egmont and New Brighton, tbe weather being I rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, at the time rather hazv. The Carolina, it is said, struck wee adopted. the British Queen with terrific form, tatting her below At the meeting yesterday of the Financial Dis t tie water's edge, and through to the forehatcb, c ount Companya dividend of 10 s. per sh are was and were it not for her bulkhead the latter steamer must have gone down. Fortunately the May- declared, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per flower, one of the Wallasey steamers, rendered prompt . annum. assistance, and towed the British Que en into the Huskies= Sambre and Meuse Railway shares rose pester- Dock. The Carolina also sneteised damage of sub a seri- I one character that she Was disabled from proceeding on her - - day afternoon to 81 " buyers," being fully 158. voyage, and she returned back to the Bandon Dock. About higher than on Wednesday, owing to a rumour 30 of the passengers belonging to the Carolina were take n that the Belgian government contemplates leasing on board the Mayflower mid landed at the Georges stage. I the line. ' D I CKENS IN AMERICA.—Blelars. Peterson and , A call of 51 . is to be paid on the shares of Brothers, of Philadelphia , th e American publishers of Smith, Knight, and C o . ( Di c k en s' works, issue four distinct editioes, and have last Limited), by the 10th of ready, " Our Mutual Friend" is each form. Their illus- April. Enid duodecimo edition contains all the original We are requested to state that the list of appli English illustration : in this form each novel is in cations for the Debentures of the Opera Company two volumes, at two dollars per volume. Their (Limited) will be closed on Saturday, the 2nd of " People'sDoodecimo Edition' contains each novel complete D ecem b e r. in one volume, with two illustraoons, orios 2 dole 50 A petition for the winding-up of the Metropo cents. Their " Illustrated 03kawo Edition" has each soul „ r „, 1 complete in one volume, with all the English illortratioes, 1141111 rePerelakieg Company (Limited) is to be price 2 doh. 50centa. Their "Cheap Edition" contains seek heard before Vice-Chancellor Kinderaley on the novel complete in 1 volume, with paper cover, peat 75 cuts. Bth of December. Dickens is, without excmtion, the most popular novelist In With reference to the market for American semi the Baited States :hie works have a wider circulation than ,„; . e . 9 in Beglarid ; ve n t' sell by thoessods, and there is scam a 'AI Messrs . E• F. Sattw rthwaite an d Co• r e r rt homestead, eve ie the remote fer west, that has not his as fellows : _ volume on its library shelers. This is a singular proof of In. I The hoodoo market for Megrim' seesrities has, daring tereatieeal empathy, sad worth a wore of azguments. the past week, been charseterised by a growing diapositive Dickens is a thoreembly English writer. His humour camel ea the part ef investors to take all demeiptioes currently be fully appreciated by readers speakieg a foreign language, shah is. limited Stela 5.20 Bowie have improved 1 per and. %des& Me works are uetrusletable ; but in Anisette cut., eleziag 641 to 1, for the esittement 15th December. • his humour is even bolter appreciated than their native wit, For the same *scout Mule are lest quoted 83 to S, being • his expressed sympathy with what is good sod noble, sad as improvemest of 1 dol. • sad Eri s . ford hich there his I bis pathetic descriptiorm of sorrow and sneering, fled es re- been a eossiderable risaa;d, leave off 57g to 1, quite 2 doh. spoon.. an echo in A InaTiOaa as in E n ti re hearts. As a over our previous apieestioss. The recut meeting of further proof of this general istereational retaliated sym- Atlaatic sad Great Western Boadlieldees stimulated the patty, we may record the fact, tint Loegfellow as a post demand for Erie Shinn in WIMP" nt tnn wereatall e e e is more widely read in Deemed this is his Dative country, whisk is like ) to novae to both bees from the mice% while Teneysou . has a far wider eirele Tr readers sad ad. relatives reported to exist between the two ocespaelea All tubers is America thae in Eaglesd.—Trubser's S t ord. securities of tke Atlaasic sad Great Westera have bees is BANK OF ENOLAND.—An and ea Vie.. e. V. for the November 29, thea. I-sot DIU Notes issued Li 5. 4 91 4045 BANKING Dl Prat:Adore Capital £14 1 ,11 1i, 61,000 Zsat 917 Pablo Deposits (In cluding Elam , Say. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt, s Accountaad Div ) 5,544.382 Other Deposita.. haven day and other Balls 31,248,841 £37,248.6 4 . w. lIILLBI6 Chid cadger. Nov. 30. 1806. MlNBti.--(2111b DAT.) Two o'Gtoox. The dealings in the mining market continue upon a limited scale, and very few variations have oxurred to-day in quotations. Great North Doses, Caldbeck Fells, and East Roaewarne shares are enquired for, while North Treskerby and East Caradon show flatness. e of th e present prices are subjoined :— Som North Treskerby, 24 to 3 ; Goldbeck Fells, 9 to 94 ; East Rose to p r em.; East Caradon wa rne, 2to ; Great North Downs, 24 to I - East Lovell, 15 to ; ,Frank Mills, 64 to ; Clifford Amalgamated, 2.14 to =4 ; Wheal Rose, 21 to ; and South Darren, 2 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit to change. Th e prospectus of the Douro Silver Lead Mining Company (Limited) is issued, with a proposed of 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each. The object is to purchase and work some large mineral properties known as Adorigo and Portella dos Corms, and situated on the river Douro, about 60 miles from Oporto. It appears that the pro- perty is held in perpetuity, under royal grants, at a royalty of 1-16th. The prospectus affirms that the mines "contain massive, and almost unlimited deposits of silver-lead ores of the richest qualities," and especial stress is laid upon the inexpensiveness of the working, as the mines can be worked by levels open to the surface, thus obviating the use of machinery. The purchase money is 300001., of which one half is to be paid in cash, and the resi due in shares upon which 5/. only will be credited I . la paid up. --,----- RAWLY MINTING AT ButdritOfiall. —A requi sides is now to mares of sigedure, which will be foreseetod le s day or two so the mayor. Wrung him to all a town's imeetiag for Wedeeedas. the 13111 lest., to take late coo siderstiou the questioe of reform. Both tie local members will be present ; sad there is so doubt that Mr. Bright will avail himself of this opportunity of ouPtolodug by °Onion of the obligation which rode ors the iegoverment to natant their Premise of a satisfactoorm bill. —Bsr ruirvgiont Pod. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I t -- ,___. . MARY-LLNE.—(THIS DAY.) 26 ., The supply of English wheat received fresh up to our 7; market to-day was very moderate, and for the most part in 10 middling coodition. Fins samples moved off slowl at to prices equal t oitMo. Mooday. Damp qnalities were very d o 'l te and the turn cheaper. St. We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat. Millers t!.. generally operated cautiously, nevertheless late rates were ;i: mostly supported. lit. Floating cargoes of grain were steady. St. Malting barley was v scarce, and quite as dear se last to week. Grinding and disc i lling sorts moved o ff slowly, at 35 late rattle 10 The malt trade was somewhat heavy. Monday's prices. however, were supported. The supply of malt was mode- g, Moly good. Oats changed hands steadily, at very frill prices. English came slowly to hand. Ma Very few beans were brought forward and the inquiry co, for them was steady, at extreme rates. 8t Peas commanded full quotations ; but the demand was ..0 by no means active. tos The flour trade was quiet, at Mon da y 's currenc y . to Linseed and rapeseed were firm. In other seeds very 100 little was passing. Cakes were held at full prices. CO3 2741 PRICK& berm. rag Mr. Per . cit. Irma?. a. s. one. a . s. Ease; Leak red, old 44 to 51 I Scotch potato new 86 to 46 , Isiah, while 19 to 26 Lot De.wkiie, old 52 to 69 ~ black new 42 to 51 . BK6BII. Norfolk and Lamas 116segan red, old KAMM Harrow Malting i i i i Distilling Grinding 27 to SO YAM. goes Norfolk, sad Sufiolk 156 to 65 —to to Kingston and Were 58 to 61 Brown STK. Grey t ai l& noon. to Town wade, Per t9O SC De. llonsobold 37 to 39 Country 32 N. to ST I N Nodal' and Suffolk, 32 to 43.14 34 I Z I 100 28 to t 8 NM (MIL 12.aallatt, teed 2O to 26 potato 25 to 30 Beata. 1024 toMON. Peg W. a. I. Par lo Qr. oy . OLTIL S. B. ay . Dantsh sad Swedish 21 to 15 20 to 16 By Varian illsalsk Bawls. to Bt. 56 44 oo INCIDINa ple Ddlers PUB. 56 to 10 40 to 42 oy. Ma St. oy. NI to 42 zo IMAM OW. Bt. White II to 36 is t. Tallow FLOM Rack vac sack - layasslak. kw .. • 33 to S6".' Aasselout kiL ••ISto 29 ea Caaadlaa. .. INTO LONDON, BY NAVIN N 25 TO NOT. IS INCLINSIVT.. .2 war. Daadde sad Nosh* berg 47 to 69 Rostock & Weeklies- I D li sr i 44 to 66 43 to 44 RUSWID, lard soft Amootcon, red . „ obits; .. _ muff. Grinding 34 to IS Distilling Molting OAT& Dutch brewing „ feeding LARIYALB OF GRAIN. 80., CAItaIAGIN. ISOM NOV. 1 and Scotch /orsign I 7120 JOINT STOCK. BANK& ro. I Si I iS/Slll._ , - 0011. di 'tr: ilastairsui‘4(l. .. 1601 C 60 0100 10011.111saaaLom&LIvorpoel 11 6000 MS I Do. Pad atIO pm 21 4 tON IS Anglo Anatolia I,OM 60 !Anglo loptlan (Um) ll 1,000 60 . Anglo Halton (Limited U 1.100 20 , adat i c ß an k.Cor.na gib 1,000 41 'Australia& t o.ooo ] 10 llookof BoltlihGolombli I 0,0061 II I Bank of =:. 0.0130 1 1110 'Bonk of 1000 10 'Bank of Otago (I.lsoltad) 0,0001101 , Bank of alusenaMod (1.) 10,000 10 , Bank otnietoria,AnAlla ~... 13.0001 1 0 ,Bank of Now Zealand ..1 10 140001 51 Barnet's Bank (Linslied 10 10.000' 10 'Bruklall&PortagnmaiL 10 10,001 60 Walsh & takforolaa (L ji 10 .000 SO ;11rttlih N. dasselas .... MOO 110 111131. lndia,A as., Chino all 10,000, 16 Chart. tier. of india,&c all 10,000 100 'City 10,000 104 .Coloalil 40,000 102 rosaßank of Canada all 40.000 is Com. Bank of India. &e all 164,000 10 ,Coniondaiod Bonk 0 ) SI• 4005 140 'Oantiasatal 1,000 100 ; Do. New 10.000 60 Deihl and London 26 10,000 60 !mat Loudon (Idalitmll I 11,001 00 ;Rook" Ifichoo(o(Lloa) I 1.000 N IRWIN l &An Joint aLettartd. Stock 11,4 all le 1; 10 Ing.Soo 000 1;005 60 Obeid% and Swedish (I. 10 6,00 5 ID 1 lettropeon Bank(Limitod lb 0,005 120 Illadma.Chlso&Jap.(l,) Pi ;OM 100 Do. limed at 2pm 26 1.000 100 Do. Now 26 MO 100 'manorial Bank. Utaital le .006 SO Dmportil Ottoman - .... 10 I,ON to 'lonian. ail 1,000 SC Do. New 6 1,103 SO ,Liall liart.Bk; India(L) 4 It 60 ; Lon. Bk.of Poole° eto.(L 15 0 . 04 111 'Larnaca sad lAN New 24 lAN ted loadon & River Platotl. os K U Do. how, pm II SI, II ,Loa. MBank el A mid. all 10,0011 JO 'London and Conntp..•. 10 71 110 11111Loodoe Joh& Noss- ti WM SO i L oa dma& South AMMO si ON 10 ',co.& B. Western (Um 10 101 101 , Do. do. 241 S. GO I Londoud•Venesnob: ( L) U 1.04 100 Las. a Westminster 10.210 100 liferchant 11snktLls.) SI 5.000 101 1 Do. New 61000 60 ,lioroantlls a lialabaild ll tsAss us imearo.i Prow. Bank (L. 111 4160,10 I Do. do. TALLOW IfiA.RKET.-(THIS DAY.) 5.000100 Idldbut•l Bard: aka I . 111 20,0001 6 National of Australasia I The market is quiet st the annexed quotatiorti :-Town 20,000.100 Nation,. of Liworpoo Of 11 tallow. 51e. 6d., net cosh ; Pstogshurg 7f C. on the Mot, 10, 000 '100 'S.Pro.dinglaad 48.. 9d.: December, 48e. 6d. ; dummy to Morel, 49e. 3d. ; 55. 01 20 ; Da tad and Sod limas 11 Mush. Kb. 6 a. 40. 00 lissom.' Bank P --- 0,604 SO Now Son* Malls.- al HIDE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) 6000 10 .Lew faaland (Undto l ) 5 0 .0 0 0 SO , Narks Western LCADVIRALL.-Hides : Priem : 56113 e. to 641 be., 3d. ( Am as . 00 .. t .3 Bank cen ,„,. , to 34d.; tl4Th.. to 721b0., 3d. to 34d. • 72114. to 804 65 ., 34d. 20,000' 20 Orient.Com.B.Llate o . o to 324. ; Wllha to 881ba., 34d. to 44d. ' ; SSlbe. to 961 be., 444. 11,000 1 to Do. do. 'MAN./. to 40. ; Ddlke. to 10411:0., 4441. to 58. : 1041 be. to b ll2 111. 000 10 i Do. do. lateT.C. sd. to 54d. Had hides, 9s. to 10s.: Calf skim, light, 2s. AEI 50 :Penein-Bn oth nf enel4l. to 44. ; tun, es. sa. TANI 60 Do. do. 10,000 100 Fromm. ot Treisod BERBIONDSZT.-Sheillekilla : Paid, 10. 6d. to 12s. 6d. ; I c k en , 36 Do. do Se. 6a. to 10A; Donna,6s. to 7e. 33. 6000; 00 lohado.Pnat. &Died (L 11 10.0011 II Meth Aastralla al 17,06140 0 illtamd. ad B. ll Atoka II 10,M1114111 Do. do. Im. sifts 2l 0,601 26 Unica of Australis - 10031100 10dos al [Maid ;11 80 0, ,0001 50 Mika at Landau am 2 Most. &Orr. YAM Oats. Mar. w r, vs. qrs. vs. us. ks 960 U7O 630 310 .. 450 I 940 1630 1930 .. 737 0 130 9 r6O /I 11401 I 8100 l 3900 030 9300 1 89) 1410 LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) Om =onto AND IN7INNANIONAL TIL3011.011.) frame OOR OWN DTCIT• ) Corrou.— The market continue* steady. Sales probably about 15,000 bales. CORN.—Good attendance at market • wheat in good de mand at Tuesday ' s prices for Amens* * French, 2d. per rental dearer ; flour steady at fall prices. lodise corn in good request, at 3d. to 6d. per qr. dearer. • mixed, 30a. to 30e. 6d. Beane unchang ed. Oats very fir m. Oatmeal, 6d. per load dearer. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (By mar= entopow zumuc Tatioakre.) (nom ona OWN COIRISPONDINT.) AU kinds of wheat Is. deaf*. Fine barley in request at full ratan. Beans steady. Oita the tura clamor. lIINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) .• Scass.—The market continues very dull. Beyond tt limited sales of British West India no sales are reported. II Reflood : In the absence of business prices must be ocirod. dere& unaltered. tat Comm,—No public sales of Ceyl on were held to day. Privately, the market is very firm, at full prima. TEL—The market is active, at late rates. latrit.-25 puocheoos of Demerara sold at la. 81, and 130 puncheons of good Jamaica at 3e. 9d. Farm—There is • very steady demand for all deserip. lions, at moot prices. BAErerras.—Tbste is some inquiry, but no sales are reported. Rica oontioues dull of sale. SAGO FLOOR-3,000 bags soli at 14s. Sd. to 15s. Sd. Pusan.—Periang white, sold at 50. per pound. Corrou.—The market is leas active, but previous prima are supported. Jun: continues dull of sale. Bum —A large parcel of clew St. PAteribileg sold at 321. to 331. par tote halfAreda. BOROIJOH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattecidea and Smith report little tr a de alteration in the hop market daring the peat meek, atin con tiouiag eery quiet at finn prima. Old bops are in better demand, several large lot having lately changed hands at enhanced rates. Dg INTO It K A LEAF FROM A RAILWAY TRAIN.—By a wilful and foolish Let of his own • serious accident betel a young map named John Bothain, of Tipthoroe on the Words, • assenger by the last train to Driffeld on Wednesday in p seeing. When within • few miles of Driffield, Botham pot his head out of the window end his bat blew off. Being 'moonlight. be thought be could jump out of the stain and get it, and arranging with two friends to walk back an the Has and moot them, be T•sa. a leap troll , the train, only to be whirled dowa • teak, ley which be received • toeless kg. He was mime time afterwards emit home is • cab. 74 1 42 ec vit.tte, w. saketoll tellitts 111.5 10 I IMMO, L: I *Tit ITOOILik. 0.00.4p.•3101 01 0. 10 C tiVr ib llt " V . . 1 61L &1 14 0 p. 01.../0. lb July.... 10 Tailis.&llL.4p.o.,/4000 100 lEMtrigp. h.4o.JaOUN 100 I.o,.4p.e.Jaa.kJaly 100 Do. 10 p.e.Jaa.thdy 100 L.01.10.,/p.e.30.11 , 1 0 11 100 111d150d.4p.a.1wa.4 1 0,1 100 N. &NM, 11. It. 0 D. a. ial.,, Ireo. t Aft. ..,10 4.p.c. , .10.0*- 1 01111 410 seas.N.LAwaAaaussam PREFERENCE SHARER. :oath Eastern (Readies Ron., 11. Oa. €4.), rt. • FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rettardam, 1 1, Dntcb Rhenish (161. paid), • Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidia). O. Sambre and Men" 81, I, I. Sambre and Meuse 54 pot cent. pref., 91, 1. San Nolo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cant, 171. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 161, MISCELLANEOUS swam. Australian Agricultural, Z 3. Australian Nortgarge Lend and Finance (Limited), n. Canada Company, 90. Ceylon Company (limited), 101. City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 2d, 3L 21. Credit Fonder and Nobilier of Fag. (Lim.). 91, 1. Ditto ditto (New), 44. h. Emt India Irrigation and Canal, 81. General Credit and Finnan* of London Limited), 61. 1. Imperial Mercantile Credit Ansa:intim (Limited) 71. International Financial Society (Limited), 6, ad. Joint Stock Discount (Limited). ,91 1. Loudon Financial Ansociation (Limited). 211. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 31, 1. London rod Prorinainl Marine, 21. MiUwall Freehold Land and Dock. 31, 1 , 1. National Discount Company (Limited), 171, 1 °reread, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), 211, 1. Peninsular and Oriental Steam (all d) 741, 51. Upper Asmara Tea (Limited), (all ), 131. PROVINCIAL SHARK NARK= LITSZTOOrk NOV. 100.-flabla 664 y : Great Nut&la aft -Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1134-London and North Western. neo 4p 4-Manchester, shemda and LiacolisildreX= .Worth gainwn, 79. 4 -Manchester , Sheffield, and IA dl. pref. 0 per cent., par-litrk.nhead. 244 4-Buffalo and Lake Huron. 6 7-16 7-16 4 9-16 j 9-16-dltto 7 per cent , 104-Grand Trunk of Canada, 22 14 I I 4 cent It per cent. 4th preference dock. 3S-Great Western of Canada. 17 1-16 2.16-Erle, 574 4-Illinois Central, 11S-United States 6-40 bonds, 86-Greatthrembon73, 164-Sambre and Meuse, 74 4 8-Fastern IlehaaP Bank (Linittad), 11-16 d.-Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 211.16 4 d.-North and South Wales, 14-Uulon Marine (Limited), 13-16 p.-National Sterllmited), d. stalsesilwrga, bioY. 30.-There wee a business at lower prices-Buffalo and lake Huron. 64 946 9-18-lirlea, 5718 74 -Great Zuternart H.-Great Luzaml c a i l: - Great Northern A, 1 rand Trunk of Canada. 81 1214 t 11 4814e3"La=re"atanIlestteorrnksh7ref , " s at, Shelled, and Linoolnahlre. - Ditto Flee per Cent. prof. peep-, 9 16-16 -Metropolitan. 19%-ionth Eastern, 794 I -Virginia Sin per Cents., 43-West idLand, Oxford, 414--Weet Hartle pool, 81-Manchester Carriage Company, 1 11.18 p. -Atlantic Telegraph W. 3-Dtstrict Bask, 104 p.--San Pardo. 171- Sambre and Noise, 8. IXIIIIII, Nov. 40.-Three per Cent. Consols, 871 88- New Three per Cent. Stock, p aid), of Ireland (100 f. paid), 2t7f PM -National Bank (30‘. 784-Ditto Cert. Quarter Share (74 paid% 914-National of Liverpool (Limtted% (101. paid), I -Dublin, Wicklow, and (all paid), ifor account. 714 -.Greet Southern and Wester n (loo l peld% 934-kildland Grel Widens (100 L paid). foe aocount. 67--Great Southern and Western per cent. perp. (all paid) 914 -Irish North Western, 6 per cent. perp., doss • (ell paid), 4. MEXICAN DEFERRED DONDS.-(THIS DAY. A :nesting of holders of these bonds wait held at noon at the hoodoo Tavern, called by the committee foe the purpose of making some arrangement for facilitating the approaching conversion of the bonds. A subsequent advertisement, however, segued by the committee am bodied a letter from M. Y. de Ybarreado, the Mexican commissioner accredited to this country to effect the conversion, addressed to Messrs. Borings, stating that as hesioe, had received an intimation from Count de', Gerning stetmg that there were no bonds applicable to the purpose, sod that, consequently, he was unable carry out , his commission to Europe, adding that it was his intention therefore. to address the Imperial government by the Decem ber mail for fresh instructions. Mr. GiIisTENBERG presided, and explained the negotiations which had taken place, end the agreement with the Mexican government for the conversion which had resulted, and expreeeed hie regret at the delay consequent upon the letter of the Mexican Minister. lie added that under the circumstances it was not isteoded to pro- POld the resolutions which had been prepared for facilitat ing the conversion. The l was that for the 334,3501. of existing bonds, ' Six per Cans. Bonds were to be given, which would be equal to about 74i per cent. But as that was an unequal sum, and necessitated the issue of a remnant or fraction in imeh we, it was intended to propose that they should purchase 800 of the new bonds, which would give them an equal 75 per rout. to each bondholder, and enable them so make an immediate and complete settlement. For this a small sum would be required, which it wee proposed to furoisla out of the coupons. Under ths altered cireumstaness this could not be done. lie now proposed the following resolution : •1T he holders of Mexican deposed bonds who had leaned with great satisfaction the ratifieation of the arrangement of the 19th of May, 1864, by his Majesty the Emperor regret extremely the *warrens , of a fresh delay in consequence of the unexpected announcement that the Six per Cent. Bonds arraigned to them are no loafer in the hands of me Imperial Mexican Financial Commission at Paris." The Bondholders request the committee to invite Masers. Baring Brothers and Co., to urge upon the government of Mexico the absolute necessity of the interest of their own credit, to take prompt step.' for the immediate execution of the aforesaid agreement, and, considering the serious injary inflicted upon the bondholders by throe untoward delays, they trust that the government of Mexico will award them such reasonable compensation as the justice of the equity of the wee may demand. The resolution having been seconded wa s agreed to, and the meeting then separated. BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON.-(711L9 DAY. This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of share holders was held at the London Tavern Mr. RAWSON in the chair. The report having being taken u reed, The CHAIRMAN, in moms its adoption, said that the line was now virtually incorporated with the Grand Trunk line, aced all that was requisite to make it really so WU the pass ing of the sot of parliament through the Canadian parlia ment. The chairman referred the shareholders to the speeches delivered yesterday by Mr. Within and Sir M. zd Feta, at the meeting of the Greed Trunk Company. for an accouet of the prospect+ of the (*weeny, winch were very favourable. The report was adopted , as well as a resolution approving of • bill to be introduced into the Canadian Legislature for re esolidating the sneers of interest. I POI The present board of directors were re-eleeted as the board for the ensuing year. 70 71 106 100 THIS DS1•) ----- reitcert, the debentures bring been doss r high se In. Irma this tbet• h's Leen some reaction, a* they close 03 - to t-1, for the large, tad 84 to 86 for sr snail denomina tions. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 29, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Circulation inns 428,498,066 Increase 4174,166 137,756 Circulation active ...... 213,721,715 Drew Public deposits — 6,644,382 Increase 400,319 Other deposits 12,471,521 Decrease 407,462 Qovernmeot rarities in banking departm«st Other securities Mistaking department. Coin sad bullion in both departments a3VOII day and other bills 494,093 Increase 3,808 Tee Rest 3.185,917 Decrease 24,631 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) Mistaking department These changes are not of much importance, yet the return, on the whole, is as favourable as could re nt a sonably have been expected. The governme deposits have again increased, while the private deposits have diminished to fully an equal ettent, but as the private securities have again decreased somewhat, the reserve has experienced a further increase of 26,1611. The import and export move ments of the week resulted in a loss of about 38,0001. in gold, and it is known that, in addition to this, there were some withdrawals of sovereigns for Scotland, where, as in Ireland, the note circu lation continues active, necessitating a correspond ing extension of the specie basis. As the coin and bullion show now, nevertheless, a further increase of 163,9161., it is evident that the return of soy.- reigns from the provinces must have been upon a 'onsiderable scale. t pnnuant to On Let 7th ending on Wedossini. PARTIIMIT. Government debt.. cii,ul6,lo o Other oecur ities 8,6.34.9. 10 Gold coin and BM , _ Los - _...__ 13,803,06b ~. L38,498,(ei Govoroasent Secu rities floolsdlog Dead Weight.in nal Otalocorltios 16.050.610 Notes Gold s od Mhos Oda MAO 3 I 1