The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-22 00:00:00

LUGENCE. )AY.) CE AND DIVORCE. ire Ordinary.) ADAMS. apinka produced arlCitie l d Na proof of the wae's as k with mita. JOHNSON. Geer, the wile of a acalalai r d. married her I. 1846, i k t doh lasted till 1863, he , idiom He had oleo tram I the custody of one of th. 018 AXD r►unuu, ker. Be was ea avant yd Bomereetshire ; end he owned lived happily with her till g he suddenly informed him tau in au intrigue with her es t 'ration ; and a number o f y ; . Ins petitioner were put in, contrition, and bngisyg th u b it g oi and birds. farmer is the neigh osto,* voedent on the 9th .1 July, DIMOOOdUCt with barn SOL lit d skid, " Oh, Kra Padheld,fin, unbend!" Kra. Padfield nit respondent went away oryt o , r Mr. William, and rommi. =e a. Her deposition, Irk,* I, from whiob it aposarad Mat e state of her eon's health to than doter:aimed en taxing the >on the authority of Robbeat 'ahoy) that the admission of a cleat grounds for the gnat* bat the dam was wbolli h t . e d a wish to examine the pit. 'resent the ewe Ina Winne& IMINAL COURT. S DAY.) -•-- row Bramwell) TESBUILY AND HIS STEWARD. art, Robert Short Waters, :sts fteebnry, wee caned upon to ea. I upon several °bargee o f so. ley, the property of the Belt at end Mr. Clifferd, Q.C., we r. M. T. Cole, to Prosecute. is specially Maud, with Ir. ace. II called upon to eurrender, the court to postpone the trial ding, at present in progress hr have been disposed of. He mad Mr. Barnsley. the solicitor ia ling all the circumstances that ■e the public, and said that almost reedy for decides, it was only reasonable that of be called upon to Sairlit Chancray suit. which rer'ly is. cat issue between the put* The affidavit also stated that iota had been employed for many he accounts, and they bad stated ugh there were errors in the to. t in the result there teatild he 1,803/. and upwards in favour of ion to these facts it appeared that rn the Chanoety suit for hea-ing on 'Abe stated that in his opinion the d be expedited by the crimiall until the Chancery suit was the matters were proper subjects of Chancery, and if the claim he as was urged on behalf of the of Chancery would no doubt so would be ruined by the costs he ~ said he could not accede to the elievei it was only made for the reminded his lordship that whoa Kretponement was made one month the Reorder said if it had bees a ground had been shown for a pad. as a criminal cane he should gnat ould only be upon the understand• l positively come on. The &few niry's service in 1863, and his lord. fern. Rose, Baxter, and NOlka so aocauctent was also employed to e, and it was upon this investigation I subsequently preferred. He pro. lotion of his lordship, to put in two Ir. Hemsley to Mr. Waters, and he tern whether the Chancery suit was f this was done he should state a k Ooze between Mr. Howley and for to Lord Shaftesbury. This an i of it, at all eveots , was considered if those letters were put in he should se whole of the conversation before id he thought it was not advisable, U s 3, that a confidential conversation nould be made public. hen proceeded to state that if the ru acceded to, the criminal trial would DO pearl. For three years? rad an affida% it of a gestlemen in the ears. Row, Baxter, and Norton. which 6t three yearn at least mast elepee be• [bury coarse, could be deckled in the ais rep!y, lei I, so far as the particular d, the defied int was as ready to wet uld be ; but the point be had to aril involved voluminous accounts that Lag to the e:un.el on the other sides nvestigate, and that it would be mcat lent to press do case on, and compe l in the matters that were alleged &Oust shoald turn out in Chancery that Mr. al to 5,0001. or 6 , 000 /. , there would, ol the present charge. said he hid an opinion upon the would consult his brother 1311 es upon te same time ietuark, that it defendant at the present time, he put it WWI the prosecution wsether he would not the imputation that the detcadant bed o then left the court to confer with Mr. luring his abaente the learned cocoa conferred earnestly together. when he retarned, said that Mr. Jo. 1 with him in saying that the aPP' tponed, act it was now for the cona►d to decide upon the other question. said that be bad consulted Lord State& neitructed him to state that rather than ed for a moment that the defendant bad prejudiced, he would consent to the GP' tponement, and allow the accounts to bc o was in the right. rare then made that the trial should WO April session. POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) XASSIONAIOUSE. )BBBILY BY • COBTOU•1101:011 Paint. • respectable looking young nue.beeha 14? ll I .sty's Customs, wu charged with s roperty of • brother clerk. the assistant solicitorto bet Majestys id to oondn A the prosecution. at for a 000siderable time prt moor/ ha belonging to different clerks i 0 the caroms are created avery painful frolic ir *ot meat. On the 13th of October, KG X who holds an appointment in the Cum*' office, placed • 51. note and sera sorregns i on the following day the X Dori was es were mule. and it was aseertaised Unit obtained change for the identical 51. rop se Railway station, and it was 1 1 10 " k would not have riven him oboe NA t hat be knew him as a pauwenpr on the railway, so' go b e was clearly ideotified u this perms who bad he awed the *Us note. When he wee apprishawda, that the 54 note had been paid to him in consideration 6 °coming note. d T iosa arec, who made no answer to the oheno, wee CLEREENWELL. DOING HOBSITIT AT • corrrx•noutut.--00111IITTAL. Ch ar lotte Hudson, aged 19, well-droned young woman, am:gibed as • nesdlewoman, was "loo -greet. before Mr. Barka w ink steeling from 54, Red Liott-street. Holborn, two blanket^ value 10s., the property of Mr. James 'ranter. • odr-housekeeper. She was further charged with stealing s e'er et boota, f one chain, two locket" sad one petticoat, tie - property o Mary Connelly, servant in the above house. The prisoner had lodged in the above house foe three or Isar e ights, and on one °erosion before she had gone the *Pete from a bed in a adjoining room were mimed. spin= fell on the prisoner, and on • further search ba n g made, the other artiales named in the charge were r te, The prisoner was found and given into custody, es she then was wearing the stolen plot She stated that ohs had pawned the blanket" sad that she was com piled to do so through distress. The prisoner said she was sorry for what she had dons. So had been away from home shout three weeks, her lOW being compelled to get rid of her, as the landlord add there were too many ia family for all to live in one room The mother of the prisoner said that her daughter was a m y bad yeses womao. and although everything bad been des• fm her, it was all without avail. The prison had k ome aaricted, and been sentiered to 12 months unpri ...eat, with bard labour in the Hones of Orarrotione for ,eye a man she had lived with. Berber said it was a moo that would have to go before toy, but she would wow be remanded for the production of the be of the previous conviction. lIMIIIIMMN SERIOUS GALE IN THE METROPOLIS. DUVET TO SEVERAL PERSONS AND DESTRUO TION OF PROPERTY.—(THIS DAY.) This morning a violent gale broke over the metro pals, doing a great amount of injury. Happily it bed been piegeld, and warnings had been sent to all the sea -14'4. From about 9 o'clock the wind In London blew with great violence, and the rain wee dashed by its force in perfect sheets signet the houses. It was at its height about half-put 9, when is any part of the metropolis chimney pots and tiles might be assn dying about ; scaffold poles used in the erection of sew houses were blown down, and it is no exaggeration to elate that at times the passage of persona In the various streets was 'Hooded with groat danger. Is violence the lam of the gale was equal to a hurricane, and this `borne out by information received that in many of the rob and other spaces round the metropolis, trees have been sostpletely uprooted. At Hackney, a hone* in course of ecedniction was almost levelled with the ground, the wood work being carried up in the air like so mach paper, and two man received rather severe Wadss by the falling s br A c hi m ney stack fell in the Whiteehapel•road, at time when several persons were passing along, and one, a man about 50 years of age, was knocked down sad injured. At half-part 10 o'clock upwards of 300 square feet op the zinc roofing coveting the labour shed attached to the limylebone Workhouse was blown off in cue sheet, and after whirling round and round high in the air, fell with I a heavy crash into the middle of the Marylebone-road. In I Hs docent it struck the wheels of a waggon which waa pawing by, and the driver from fright fell into a fit, and re. emitted insensible for several minutes. A suck of chimneys fell at the corner of Thornhill-square, Wellingtmestreet, Camberwell ; another from the house of dyer in Weet-street, Walworth. The **naive stacks and piles of timber in Hr. Hall's yard leading from South-1 ampaorestreet as far as Edmund.etztiat, Osmberwell, were blown down, and falling upon a large number of hothouses sod ptiblichoupe mahogany frames, demolished them, and id other mischief. The most serious digester, however, is that which has befallen the new city terminus in Cannon-street of the South Lantern Railway, one of the largest in the metropolis Between 10 and 11 o'clock, while the gale was at its heighk pose the S.W„ the wind took a portion of the large =wive plates of zinc which run along outside **summit of the roof, some 150 feet from the basement, and tearing *am away from the framework or crib of the roof as if they ware go much paper, swept them clean over the roof en to the other aide of the station, causing much damage to the glasswork in the roof. The dun plates were blown completely across Allhallows-lane, in Upper Thameeatreet, and some portion of the heavy plates fell in the church-yard of Allhallows church, mutilating the trees, and others descended on some oat offices and stables of the City of London Brewery, breaking in the roof end minim great havoc. A few of the plates fell in the lane leading to the brewery there persons axe constantly passing. As may be imagined, the event created quite a patio on the works, MOM especially as it was feared that some other portions of the roof would yield to the fearful pressure of the wind. As soon as practicable the workmen were got on the roof ; and when this was written they were endeavouring to make all secure, but they seemed to be placed in consider s* peril. Another account says : "At the entrance of the station, near Cannon-street, where the new City Hotel is being built by Messrs. 14110110 a labourer lost his life. The heavy wind had loosened many of the boards which had been used for roofing the station, sad about a quarter to 11 o'clock one of these boards was blown off the roof by a fearful gust, and in falling struck labourer named Longnins, who was on the scaffold ing on the Dowgate-hill side of the new hotel• The poor creature was killed instantly, his brains being scattered on the staging of the scaffolding. This led to further alarm amongst the large number of work people, and many of them left their work, it being feared that the lofty scaffolding would come down, as it was seen to sway to and fro." A large stack of chimneys and the whole of the brick. work underneath were blown from a house at the corner of St. John's-court, King•atreet, Smithfield. From the boarding erected at the north end of Farringdon-atreet for the construction of the railway work, many of the huge advertising boards were blown down with great force. In New Southwark.street, a large building in the course of erection was blown down. Nearly the whole of the brick and stone work is a wreck, and the police have had much difficulty in keeping the public at a distance from the ruins, in front of which a tall scaffold is still standing. The greatest confusion prevailed on London bridge, the traffic beiog carried on with diffi culty ; and in the docks, and generally below bridge, considerable damage was done by vessels breaking from their moorings and coming into collision with others. Off Blackwell a boat containing three men was swamped, but fortunately a steam to;; was near the spot ►nd rendered se 'Mance. It is feared, however, that one poor fellow belonging to a collier brig moored off Deptford, who fell overboard, has lost his life, as he was carried away by the tide, and bar not since been seen. Above Londou-bridge several collisions occurred, but no serious results are recorded. Two barges came in collision between Vauxhall and Chelsea, and such was the force of the concussion that one of them had a hole knocked in its aids and immediately sank. The man in charge of it jumped on the other barge just in time to save his life. The captains of several vessels which have arrived in the Docks this morning, state that there is a fearful sea on, and that a great number of vessels have had to seek shelter at the various ports in the °oast. Several vessel' had been men which had sustained great damage by the Net. The railway guards describe the water near Gaildford sad E ' h er, and between Datchet and Windsor as being of ex traordinary depth, owing to the rains, and on the Essex shore very little of the green is to be seen. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoon. The railway market is firm to-day, and prices 7: have risen in several instances. Metropolitan and mai Great Western stocks have improved per cent ; 185 . 1 Midland and Great Eastern, ; and London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, i t . London and North Western stock is now quoted 125 to ; Great Western, 6 1 1 to 621; Midland, 125 i to ti ; L ancas hire and Yorkshire, mg to ; South Eastern, 79 to ; Great Eastern, 47} to ; aledonian, 126 i to 127 i ; Metropolitan, 135 f t o 136 ; London aad South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 126 i to 127} ; ditto A, 148 to ft. Lombardo-Venetian and Great Luxembourg rail way shares are better, and Great Western of Canada exhibit firmness. Other foreign and colonial lines are quiet ORDINARY SHARES AND lITOCIII. - BL I Pd. I Datiwars. radeadlie.torrid".y. I " t0 t5 i ," 1 ,... BRITISH 111519. a 116. 100 Brisk& and Lleter.... 91 91 ..- No. 1 Sh. 1 lnnis. I Pd. I (1• pease I Wes. 1 01. 100 indadoelan.......-... 124 127 117 - - 60 • 100 Cambrian - 1 %,000 . 8 . Ith a t be" "Id. I I 11 ;11 = * 60 all 10ark sad Bead* ll 14 .- 1,900 .. CMlord Antal 190 1111 241 -. 10 all Cornwall 6 4 .-. et. 100 ilhibllnandßaltartimac 68 72 _ 1011 .. ills,. G. Con. (Tavistk.)l 1 619 190 -. 26 al L Eltiodes,PerikttAbel.J9 71 13 12,800 .. Drakewalls 1 8.1.9 111 - t 100 411 Zest London Scrip Cert. - -•-• 612 .. 'Beat Bawd (Illoian) 1 2191 22 26 1 -10 Do. 6.141 .. Zest Caradon 81. 1w Glasgow andILW edam , 108 110 _ 6.000 .. last Cam Brea l3l6iel -. 19. 1011 Green Boats Ord. St 461 671 471 7 1 6. •• ;Nast Grenville 2.14.0 34 • 4 -. , 01. 100 Do. Z. ang.11412,116.1 7j 81 81 6,000 .. :last Guinnislake -. 1 St. 108 ern! Rae here - - .. 1,906 .. IF.ut Lovell 1.9.0 16 16 - i 81. 100 Gre*Nmethern 1261 1271 1271 4,000 .. 111. W. Itusiell (TavistiL)llo4l7. 6 331 .-., 81. 100 Do•A (Are o. no dlr. nu 147 149 149 486 .. ,Grambler & 61. Aubyn 66 6 8 - 1 81. 106 D 0.9 111161 a a lerd s a 5 126 130 - 12,600 4 1 Gred Lamy (Limited) au *2l - 1. 100 Do. New. iss. at 19 pm -. - ..- 0.0 0 0 •• 'Great Rooth 'folios .. 14.6 d 1 1 -- 81. 40 Do. Ord. Def. Dir. Stock - - 0.000 .. Ansi Wheal Busy .... 1409.0 8 114 4 - M. 109 Ut. South a post (Dal 93 95 - 6,906 .. , (1. W. Vet (flelston) -• 60 - St. 100 Grad Wei** el 1 611 611 6.0 00 .. ' Granvill• 81. 100 Do. Val - - - 1.01 1 .. 'Herod@ root I V. 1 1:4 81 i • - - M. 100 Do. South Wales. SO 62 _ 0,000 .. Anniston Down, . - 5.16.8 61 51 - St 100 Do. W. 1191.-011Oni •1 43 _ IN .. ;Margamt (Uny Lelani) 13.17.6 7 9 - SC MO Do, Do. Newport 39 _ 9,006 .. IMarke Valley Bt. 100 Do. Do. ner~ 104 106 - 6 1 1.00 6 4 111wyndy Iron Ore 60 60 - 01. 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 121 1221 1221 2 i 690 .. New ' 84)W6 81. 1100 L 096109 and &matron 88 90 8481 700 .. North 80.5450 St. 1100 1.66.,8ri016,14 D o t 106 114 1041 1 6,0 00 .. IX. wb. Basset Mogan) lli - Bt. 100 'lmilas,a*WZ Dos 18 88 - 1.6 10 .. ..'Noblerheal QWty 1 St. ,100 1 Do.tiet.Erten.A6p.e. 40 62 611 1 9,000 ,rosp United - -•-• St. 1100 loadoaaDarat Walla 1241 115) ...2.4 4i 1,110 .. 'Providence (U. Leant) 19.8.1 88 40 - St. 100 Lundone,SouthWestern 90 97 96 611 . iS. Cando° (SLCleer) ll 410 440 - St. St. 100 194a.,1190.01 Ustoolrab 001 611 611 o,lsal .. 'setts Condurow 1 9.2.0 221 . •-• -M. 100 W 4,09011610 13 . -4 IS. An 96} 496 •• ,a W. Frances (Mogan, 18.18.9 27* 311 ... 1, 7 Do. 198 w B3 pm - NO .. ltray Bark 86.15.6 10 12 -.0 4 Do. /Wellston .. 11 Ipm - 6008 .. 'Tin Croft 100 all , Metropolitan Mitrist.. 102 104 - 4100 6 Vigra and Clotran. Wm all 6 - 190 10 1 Do. do. do. .... -- Dm - 0,000 .. I west aunt ( lsessa). le 5 6 '" I U. 100 1141dIsad 1241 1251 1251 6,1 1,024 .. IW. Coml.= (Usiteard) 11 10 12 .... I. 904 1)9. X. 9 13b9res 7St 100 Do Dam.* Darby .96 9 6 - 400 .. West *ton - 1 se all mid N•o9 - -- - ..... - Mt ... Wh. Basset (Ologan) ll 86 90 - - 31. 109 Ikelll/0111.11 • OS a 61 411 .. WI. Duller (Mwdroth) lO 24 18 -• -M. 100 I Do. lais..rortis,i:6 - 0: 1 : sa ao 29 1,::: .. w. s = (sienhon ) 6 4 A .1 4 .. d St. NO N. Zesters-Barwlak - 110 111 1101 1 16 169 Dy. G.N. & Pun- -.- - 1,900 .. liTh. Tralawney (UAL) 6.17.0 le so - d, l St. .106 D,. York.... ..... Mt 94 691 " St. 1 106 D 4. York ....- - . 105 104 1041 rn St. 100 Ur. Carlisle. . - - - DIBEN7UIt Z STOCKS. 1 d It all Di, 116,303.94;;114. sae VI - so. 1 86. 1 :MOILS. IPd 1 01. prices. I 057«• a ; 16 23 Dl. 40. 166648- - -pm - 26 le Ds. do. 1911041.... 9 1 1 0 1 9 9 192 - 011 i 861 011etn. 4p.5.11ar.984,1100 90 96 -. _ /019316 Bt. G.Ntlin..4p.e.Jan.bloly UM 90 9tl 96 71 St. 100 I north Louden - 610,0681 U. O.WMat.-W.31.--08.,44 10 6 De. do., •864 ” ll 2 pre 7 St 100 north Staffordshire- 74 75 74 1 p. et.. Jan. & July.... 100 98 102 - x_ 19 tilllN. It 8. Western Juan ll 111 - 418,000 In. L*0..22339.8.7=931, 100 96 OS - St. 1100 ,dcottish Central - 610.090 84 Loa, 811611.4 p.c.7andJly 100 90 98 - ,m St. IICO 1660111410 M Aber..llM OB 70 - 10%9423 86. L&N.W.4p.c..Tan.&Joly 100 96 96 - t o St. 100 ' 111cottish Midland - 119,810 St. Do. Ile p.o.Jao.fauly 1100 - - - . St. 100 'Shropthlto Union 6O 62 - 160,1110 Se. Las.W., 5p.a.7.a.5.; toy 1 leo 96 98 -. 1111 St. 1 100 South Devon 65 67 - .... 84 , MidlandAp.e.lan.,43 sly . 100 96 18 ... .... 1 94. IN. BAUM, Z. P. a D. 8.. to St. 'lOO South Vattern .... • - 741 191 791 9 6p. et., lab. Aw... 160 100 111 - to 1 all StsMes•Woldaghni•ike. 8 10 - 161 St. 100 Tag Vale 19 9 1 Do. 0 ......... ... 81,431 et. N.ltairn.,4p.c.JandSuly 100 - --.-. .... IU. 5e0t.N.L.19.0.1133.&061. 100 -•-. .., ~., St. 100 'Vale of Neath 188 10 10 2 Waterloo .8. Whitehall .- - - in. St. 100 1474* Cornwall 49 Si •-• lADICIILLANNO______ OIII . lio. 1 ttn. 1.- 11 str Pd. 101• prices. t Bales. - -,- BitlTlsll 1101111. .°111123 Egypt. Nay. (L.). ?3 . '1" : " 1 1°- . 1°- ,, „tr ul gua l:.ci l 100 15 Austarellaa 1 000 16 Aluarslisakinti.(L. 000 10 BaogparaliToallatatoeL• 000 10 flariloWstorworts (L)! 0 200 100 Boletow Vaughan (L) SOO 6 Bombay Gan (Lhaitati i I 1 1 0 1 6 1 Do. and n 'tr. : 1 00 80 Beige/ &011 , 60t13 Lanai 6 tli. St ql. & 1. 1116 a. Tat (L 1 10 10 20 i British Indian Tea (1..) ; 11 16 Sle Canada Camping , al 10 10 l e toa dL s olaio&Lov(L) ' 1 1 20 10 jOsyloopsencaay 10 20 I Ditto A @Sera 1 1 10 25 !City of Loudon Lreo.(L; I a SO City of 5111 an Ltosso.(L 1 I 1 SO I Do 47 10 26 (Ci ty of Moscow o.64 (L) I 10 88 Culy 011.1 (Liza.) lO 10 AO CoomercialThaion(b64: I I 10 10 Coat of Alriesollee. (LI, /0 60 Ccasolidatod DU.— (1 ' 1( 10 90 Coatioental Vo.UaskL) 11 10 100 lOootract.Corporatioo(L II 10 16 ,00p.M.5ag.,W42.2ip.0. al 0 10 IC. tout Allot. of Ms . . I It 60 I Do. of Ilaueithis (L I 10 II St Oryslal Palao4 I. It 1 Da Preheat* , 'loo 0. St. Do. BP. at Pars. Dab 'lO 1 20 'Darjeeling (L 0 111114, 01 :•1 100 IDiacoonteoeporsiloa(s.; 9 10 i Seaton/ Arius 100 50 ILlailuiLatad,C.&Flo L' 1. 20 I L India Irrig. & Canal 11 60 ,Ebbw yalo ...... 17 18 I - 2; 8 3 21 21 . __ - I Closing prices. 1 Salsa MCI PCl—ltiaCwtra. Atlsotk & Bt. lawrenos Bom.By. te. to.it•Wc• 68 to 102} 106 h 6 t 61 dis Ire 10 11 s - ;. - 0. - dl e - , irly n] Y Wares Buffalo t Lolls 11 Wr° s 1 • - 10,0 fie,o - 10,0 - 1 0 . 1 le,C 10,1 ( 1 .( egg! -- li - o7Pritenos I Bad.. Book& Gated,* ter tut. 1673^3-4 Cal. di Ill.basterg Spa). g Cape T. & Dock 69. a. R Denlersts,7 .c.Per rt Beat.Bgla Tu. li• • Mast Indian p. 6 66 75 5 0 100 6J 72 lot 1011 104 113 px., FA { 6B 6 -6.6135 ilt 6 / Om 64 II 2 IDo.7lYitdioitoo • , Grand Troop ad tattoo. 00. .1 top. td.H.,Op•et Do. Ul pit. Bonds. • Do. do. deferred Do. dod prof. Hood Do. do. doforrod Do tad prof. Stock Do. do. &torrid Do. Lth Deed Mock Do. do. doforred 'Groat Indian Pontosuto Vol; per g Do. Gt . B. of India B. 6 p. et 1 Do At per CODL 27 - - b2Br6 as 6 0 N 69 65 60 67 6 6 60 62 46 60 40 N 114 12} 30 31 144 7'6 ...-} iPis 101 1 102 SL. 1 100 St. 'lOO To; to; Is too , s!! it,. Waives' et camas! ii Iluo it. 101 it. 1100 Do. New Do.fp.o.Bda Per. 163/ Do.6i do. do. lBt7B dim. Branch. Limited ' 726dnia grips. 6 p. chat. . do. 61 a€ 4•• 00Do. 00. et do.— Do. 1t latenaloa I lletb. Carp. 6 per c. Isd Melb. end Hoteou'll B f 4 7 N.R.otako. 4l . ll t *etude. gO6. 6 re olal . Do. Dead Do. do. do. Do. Tooleao d 0...... Do. Indus 61./10l do. KO II KO i II t. L t. lIN F 7 171 1.9 Si 11. 93 96 t 0 88 01 Us 1019 1029 I/3 96 88 90 104; 271 041 Ili* WM 12,54 99.00 16,04 ♦.9e U: I 0: 1o& in 1 112 t 1 1 4 C 17,t IK‘C 1 2 .( 100,( 101 78 88 ... .., 64 se 82 84 101 102 101 112 10t 1:11 ..00 40 lapPlan6onadtTrd.( l . 11l SO. iliiitrlo Telegraph .. • • V) f' in and tae. Chipper.. 00 00 11ag.and la,L..hin.(L wdlt 60 100 LogASooit , Wdal * 10 Talrbern Inginwring 0 60 Financial Discount (L) h 0 10 Forest. Warehouse (L. I , 60 Giellivara (Waited).— 11 10 43.0redia 11n.01 1400.(1. I 16 Gen. Bream Navlirealoo 11 SO tionie&Z:oioosal Ault.) 1 41 10 Hong Hong&Chtna Gas al .40. 10 landsons BA:, .. .2 ,000 60 Humber Iron Worka 20 . (L) .64,000 60 ,Imp.&Mer.Cdt.his. (I.) 60,000 1 'lndian Carrying ((Jas' 60,000 60 llnternatioual Contrast 1 110,060, 60 Intorwahlrlnan.Soc.( l 4 100,0001 SO ;Interual.Land Credlt 110,000, 60 Dalian Land. 1 10.000 1 20 lltallanlrrig.(Can.Oar.) • 1,0000001100 Do. p. 0.112 a. r. 1870, al e 0 000 11 266 96 Jointliltooklßacoant(L2,l I 10,000 1 60 Nand Securities (Lim.)! 6,000 1 16 Load , Oilcan Trading I 10,0001 an 16 Lond.dealedon.ld.(L' 60,000' 10 ILon.Conutyland&B.(l 11000. 6 I Lond.oll4rlot Teleg.(l ) al 60,0001 60 ;Loud. MIA. A. (L)1 IA 146,696 6 'Lond.G.Chnialbus CIL al 6,600, 60 IlAud.&ol.aag.ling•Co(L 20 10,000, 60 j Loud., Italian, &.o.Stro. 11 6,000 60 ;Lond.ller. Dircount"L) 1 64,600 14 I Lood.TrovincialMarine 60,000 i 10 Madras brig& & Oanal: I •• • • IP Do. 10,000 26 Marine Investment(L) 12,600 1 00 Mauritius Lan4,0.6.(L.) 1 12090 ; 10 Iledlt. Bolen. Tel. (1.), al 10,000 60 Merchant Shipping .1.1 1 26,000, 10 MillwallF.Ld..cltockL. 60,010 1 60 ginwall Iron Ml orb I 12.10 01 10 NalalLand&CoL 120,000; 26 National Ina Coin. IL.) $0,01:18: 16 NotlonalSros.Marins( l 4 60,0iN ,i OD Nattonal Staam N ay. IL) . 31 6,000 10 NerbuddsUoal & L 'L.`; 6,000 10 lio. New ' 20. 000, 26 N.ZealandL&SLAg.L , ro,..uv 25 N.Zeataed 1.&1.0en1l. ; 15,000' 10 NorthernAaramTea(L.ll 96,0001 10 Do. B 187,1764 Si. 61.Brit.Australaslan(C 101 60,000; 60 N.lttiLdliterran.ln.,l. , 1 14.000) 10 Nowgoag Tea (Llngtod‘ 5 06, 000 ; SO , lasso Marius • Wenn. 1 10,000 60 ichtsntallllnancial(Llm.l It 6,,000 6 lOrteutal Gal (IJlIgilid) 1 il 510,0 00 6I Do. New , 40.000 10 OrieriLlnlandStearn(Li. al 26.000 10 inac• a einieudinreas.l I ILEAC 10 Ottomans Company (L)I I 10.000 60 l ittomau Finaucial (Li) II 10,000 6 ;Ottoman nu (Uniltod) a/ 100.0 1 +1 60 lOverend,Gurney,Co (L. II 31,6 00 10 I rana.nalt. o .eteam(L 10 21 0 6 1 Do. do. 25,000 10 • De. New.. I 100,0001 at • Peel RlT.Lond&lllu.)L) 101 10,000; 60 ; Peninsular & 0. litaano, al 10,0001 50 , Do. do. New * 17,0001 10 IQuebrada L., R. IIL(L I 10,0001 SO Ithymney Iron al 111.0601 IS I Do. New 13,6201 IS lib J. City Iropros. (L ) al 50,101, SS , 11190 ditto ... „ • •I( gamy 1 20 „Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim ), al 11,00011.00 'Royal Ilan Steam ISI 1100,110 el 1 6cot.austra Invest ;101 rw,oool 10 !Smith, 1121064tC0. 111 60,0001 10 'Aoc.l l loan..T Ureter II lt 62000; 10 S. African M. & In. (T ): 1 MIMI 11 ',oath Lastrahan loon; 1 11890001.1 1 Si laborrise Teisireek.. 1 4 0 .... 1 i Scrip WACO 110 rel.Courtrne.&Mai Do, n.lL 100000; 10 1112ameid1Ioriel1 0 .( 1 .0 1,110 20 'Trinidad Petroleum 11.1 17,00 n 10 Trust2AgetirrotAus.l. 61,000. 60 T.& 1.00. ot o.iniairda 100.000. 10 Do.liartoe of Llver.(L. 10,000 1 Unltodl-Talog.Co.( ) 60,0001 W Unlren.Marloe ',rail(( 16,0001 10 tipper Ars unTea(Llna) 26,000' 16 1 liitto 10,866 , 80 I . 6 22 Dlsmailaial 10,0001 60 Illarrsot floomesil.66 1 10.000' 60 w•Alnata&Pact6c2.ll. I ski 101 l ii!cITCL prioasial• 6 I 1r):', eee As } I 1 2 4111 • 15 4 Eipail 2 09 15 3 499ee eel 2 11;1 el 4 4 3 3 I dbi 6 18 20 acil all 69 it 14 23 al 30 II 10 139 142 9 2 145* 16 6 444 lb 63 65 10 64 69180 10 ltlli .ar 10 141 a par .If 2 . 31a ) d dl 254 241 24r all 48 60 66 3 50 11/ 113 26 41 43 - - SO 310 110101 6 724 -. .-11h1 E.; I S 3 se 6 idle *676 6 II 01 , 11 4 LO 2 pm 1 2 2 1 1 1 11 20 2 3 1 0 1 0 6 641. 6 81 21414 6 18 21 6 17 19 6 17 19 -. O v 10 pm -.. O 51 51$0 1 5 ; 11 26 87 6 1614 90 7 ~ 6 e i i. i p l; it i 16 '0 2 4 yal 421 2 1 1 Du OD tit v 15 17 11 2 . 4 i 4" _ 0 79 eo eo 7 0 6 60 6 1 "I ,It 171 .... 11 M. a lB4 yas 1 ,01 '• .8 100 9 81 1 1 2ow - >sr 1 pm 6 4do —, It 311 14 . 16 1 - 2 1 61.. t 1 23PM 7 9 Pm l JOINT STOCK BANKS. B• 211.1. No. I 06 I 00,000 60 'Agra & Ilagtermaies 10,0061 60 :Albion 10,000100 AlllancteLonALlvarpoo, 10,0001100' Do. lamed at 20 pm 100,0001 10 'Anglo A116%116 11 10,0081 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) V 10,0001 10 Anglo Maine :Wolter! 1. 11.800 10 Mialleßank.Cor.newsh 10,0 0) W. Australasia 12,300 20 Benkof BritiabLolombla, a 10,000 23 Bank of 'Copt 8,000 100 Bank of LeWo n 1 16,800 20 Bonk of Otago (Liosito 1) 10,000 100 Bank of Citorraland ;L ), I 10,000 10 Banked , / letoria,Austrla; I 00,000 10 Bank of New Zealand II. 44,000 6) &tenets Bank ;Lhulted . 11 10,000' 10 Bessalleautfortugamei L. 11 10,000. 60 Bntlsh & Caliterman lL 20,000 60 British B. America 40,000' 00 C. Bk. Indla,Aus., Ckina 30,000. 16 (.81art. bier. of ludits,&c 10,064 100 Clty SLOW 100 Colonial 10,00 0 100 .Com. Bank of Canada 613,(14J 22 ;Cow. Rank of none, .ce 200,000 10 Consolidated Bsok (L ) 6,000 100 Continental 6000 100 (10. New 10,000; 60 'Delhi and London 20.000 , SO Cast Luodoo • Limited 60,0001 20 'Raters &change( Lim' 10,4001 16 English Joint Stock ( 1 ) 30,0001 20 Falg.Sccpt.&AaaLC hartd. 10,000 , 60 'English and (Swedish (L 46,0v0 63 Y.leopen liaak:Llmlted 1 0. 000 100 Ifindalm.China&Jap.%) 10,000 100 I Do. lamed at 2 pco 29,000 100 , Do. New 00,000,100 'lmperial Bank, Limited 134000 1 10 Imperial Ottoman 11 0,0001 26 lowan. el 6,004 26 ' Do. New 1017,0301 :0 Land Ifortßk: fr.dia(L) 10,000. 60 Lon. lik.oflle zleo,&e.(L 11 10,000 120 London and Bouillon 600,000' New 4000 1 00 Lm don & River Plate L 6 20,000, 26 Dn. sew, ms. at Le pm 1 50,000) 10 Lon. MBank of Anatol. 6 80,000: 60 'London and Connty 710001 60 London Joint Stook.— 1 16,000: 20 Latvian& South African I 6000'10. Lon. &8. Western (Lim. I 1902 343 6321 102 i;tioS 100 , Do. do. new. _. In addition to the above several of the steamer' brought a stiMi 60 ,1-oaLloii&Vcurivat (4, ,0)0 100 Len. & Westminster large number of packages of dead meat. 10,000 1 100 11.rrhant itank(l.loo• 1 PRECEPT *ND Fascrlnt.—Ours of the French keep 100 , Do. N ow theatrical journals , after announcing that ft Barden dined 60,000' SO Mercantile n larmarriLi II on Friday at the Emperor's table, remarks that in the 15,0001100 Metro. & Pro,. bank (1.1 7 Pamilk Benoitun, M. Sadao makes Mademoiselle Far. ON 100 Do. de. Rued, who plays one of the ladies, exclaim •.- 7 "Ah ! simple attire of my early youth, what is 20, 11 ,4 .000 r0 ;1:0 005 117,,,,iii.ni:a.S.2,01,,afaLtAir.vt.1.11yes....usii I now became of you! Ten yards of muslin, three of ropey", if.ltrearangland 1 ‘.. 1 ribbon, sad • dowse in the hair ! and with that. 55.0001 80' Do. 2nd and 3rd lame 11 fifteen years of age, • brilliant complexion, and 44.000 1 10 National Beak ISi the delight of a Brat ball ! What worn-out ni,, 1 9 . 0 ,1 ?? New South Wales I all pleasure-seeker would not feel • thrill of emotion at ° 6 1,7,,,,'' ilt . 1 1 ( ,_!... _ tilln 14011 ) the sight of a dress so simple and • jo► so naive ? Ah ! , 30. " 00 7 F il pr" ... t .", Bint"noronj al muslin, white muslin ! the ungrateful mothers who 20.000 20 (Went Coin.B.LlateO.o were indebted to you for their husbands D.W deny I 26,000 20 , Do. do. isteN.F. you to their daughters! 0 sacred muslin, Virgin of 01Mo' to . Do. do. latelr.C. the toilet, save our young girls who are drowning them- . I?.ilyi, 9 • Provin.hentilignorp.o. selves in floods of lace." As a comment on the above. it ' 7. ; $0, • :: : 00600 g ,i ' 01010 scwiLivrick.,66. of d t .oi t unot Dedim ‘, Ig l u may be mentioned that the %cuirass of four ladies who play • in the Passille Benoiton cost not less than 80,000 fr. ; i and that Mlle. Fennell pronounces this eulogy of white , 20,000 111 South kaftans all ''' At the court at Windsor, the 20th d• of No- muslin in • doses valued at 7,000 fr. 1 11,061 1 100 intend. at B. S. Attics .• 21 'ember, 1865, present the Queen's most excellent Majesty , SIILYETCL Boax.—A singular incident has just I k o6ollo Dn. do. us. item. li in council. it is this day ordered by her Neely in" enured stud ent •t Breslau on the crocesioe of the killed f n 05.... of • 46 . 10 ." 0ce / ta w ; 6 31 1:: kirslial., (epos) 4, that the Right R oe ourehle the 7. ad Big Ghaneslior of student named Attars, who had bees is • 00,001 &V Oaks el leaders that part of the United Kingdom celled Great Britain do deal. The eof8 • heard W in let down into the grave when issue mite for further prorotV the parliament, which • voice WM Dellial apparee..y proceeding from the , Duna& was appointed to meet ors Th ay, the 23rd day of No. inside of it, exclaiming. " Let me out, lam being No. I sh. I Dams. 11' 'ember instaut, to Thursday, the 28th day of December suffocated." The coffin was immediately brought up and „ „.,... ~. ......, ..... text ; and also for proroguing the convocations of the pro. opened, but the body was found to be quite dead. The -. Tiri ii ir ., : . 7 ,- ---„ th e ka ll " i 11.3 name of Canterbury •od York, from Ends', the 24th day author of the has was thin discovered to he a ventrilo. warttmlt 1„,„,4 vst . ii:L.Z . le i — B O jt ef November instant, to Friday, the Mb day of December quiet present, who was arrested for disturbing •• mdigious re.sr st. a tionaamton Do ..., ... aut.—Ca:ate. service. 117.07 $ Ila Surrey couneeretel —lto RI - - PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The heavy weather which has prevailed for weed days increased cluing the eight to a Wong gale from the south west. :...- =I This morning the emigrant ship Amcor, 1.344 tons, Captain Frazer (belonging to Mr. Fotheringham), dragged her ',tabor from the Sound to Death:lmes Bay, in Caterator, when she pomaded alongside the quay. She was bound to Adelaide, and was ready for tea. liar pawners (435) have all landed, and are gone to the depAt at Stoneham,. 1 44 1 4 11 s Imi 1 4 244 49 61 50 1.164 par °II T4I it it 2 21. 4111 84 84 I -4 i 3 0 1 ' - 55 66 115 oitte - 7 5 ,111 • U 6 5 S I dig 19 5$ 65 555 iq I a. ori - T -- 8 0 - Rale.. soon LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGMCE I &root!. 1 P COI.. orittoheolio.op.o 6 .. lll T 2 ~ .. Coa. Gov. 6p.0..1111T-64.1 . .. Do.' lob.lAtil. Do.6 poroLilor.dlli. Me .. Do.ll pot otJaa.&./ 0011 .. Do. 6 pot ot. Ina. Sloe 6066 Or ilHopollp.(4.l l TS .. g 0.11160 .190 0, .... Do. do. 1116040, .. .. Do. do. 1890411' - . .. Do.6p.c.Ap.drOot. l9oo ' IMO .. Peas. z , l ov. WOK 0 p.a. ' 1,000 .. i Do. Mk 10.. ; 9.00 .. Ilosuilias opoo 66., 1673 , COOP .• • I m lB7B, 111.• In gamma TILIKIWIL) WARWICK MARTING.—(THIS DAY.) 61 9 96 0 88 6 94 96 82 86 81 68 108 106 102 106 192 106 198 106 90 10 , 3 1 00 sd 106 108 id I 102 04 I 105 1 107 I 148 106 26 106 107 100 102 100 9 1028 98 86 90 91 106 106 11 100 1 00 1, 101 103 )1 106 100 MG,/ ,000 ; .. Do. 1826 1 AO— ,HILL GoLll par c0nt....,1 I.ooo'l..lNew Bruns. Gov. 6 p.ot. 1 N.B.Wolos Ov. 6 p.0.11803' 1 Do. 6p. o. DM to 1876, Do. 6 D. o. 1888 to 1801, 1,0001.. ; Now Loam& 6 poi owl. 0001 , Do. 6 per con:. , 6,000 .. 'Noes Soodo D. a.. 1875 1 11,000'; ; Quosoolaad Gov. D. et. I .. •8. Aost.Gov.ll p. a., al7 1878 I .. Vto.Gov.op.o.Joit.&l . 1.. 1 ; Do, do. 6 p.o.ilpsllBo4.' Wirt I 106 IN THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1865. North British mid M erc antile, 19j to i to j ; Ocean I rine, MI to f ; Ytoetis, 134, en dlr. ; Rosh Ude, If to f ; dun Fire, 203 ; Thames snd Mersey Marisa (Limited), $ to f ; Union Marine Liverpool (Limited), 3to 2i to 3; Universal Life, 311; V ebeillill Marione (Limited), 41 to 4. Gaslight and Ooke.—Botokey (Limited), Si to i ; Doi* Third Lams, 3,; 13;itish Provineisl, '..'9f ; City of hoodoo A, 30 ; Comnie-cal, 41 to 4, en div. ; European, 134 f; ditto, New, tit to ; Imperial, Blf ; Imperial Uentineutal, 913 ; hoodoo, ,3, ea die. ; Platonic, 31j ; United Geescal. , 32 ; Western, 16 . St. Salm -1 D ot h s .—D sgen h t m Thames, 3 ; London and tine, 82 to 1. . W a t erwo rim—Berlin, 111}; Chelsea, 29 ; Grand Junc tion, 80 ; West Middlesex, 114). Canals.—Orand Junction, 70; Sensor and Avon (Gar runteed by (keit Western Railway), 61; Recent's W 1 London), 23. HANDICAP OF 50 SOVS. FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS• 15 furlongs. Sergeant Parquet, Vexatious, Venturer, Vulture, Novice, Begum, Actor, Palm Leaf, Full Bloom , and Flirt . * when. HANDICAP PLATE OF 50 SOY& FOR THREE YEAROLDS AND UPWARDS. Three-quarters of a Aaaarata, Erin-go-Bregh, Wild Thyme, Cutaway, Jane Shore, Mongrel, Pegasus, Lord of the Manor, Hope, Chic quot the Jester, Jupiter, and Flyaway g are hero. SECOND NURSERY HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Tina, Vulture, Kim Harriette. Vigorous, Vexatious, Ammunition, Sergeant Parquet, Mdlle. Cleopatre, Actor, Chronometer. Mn. Allan, Lady lath, Belmocitine, Moho', Kingmaker, Palm Leaf o, Placid o. Monitross, Hopvizte, Chicken Hum!, Mies Williams, Lucy Locket, and Slender are here. GREAT MIDLAND HANDICAP. Two miles. Dr. Syntax, Pearl Diver, Clown, Clinton, Signalman, Elland, Bradman* Dowlemoaa, De rmot Asthore, Valiant, Fox, Arkansas, Six to Drake, True Heart, Eodsleigh, Lima. Ht. end Sister Mary as, here. fit. PAM FORPTIL—DoIby, Baoktoot, and Nu. so tp WARWICK HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two milee. g t Carus, Benalet, Flyfisher, Daley, Aflame% Cleopatra, Pb Triawornalee, Jacob. Placebo.% Antoinette, Cartouche, Overt 100 ton. Lord of the Manor, Medusa, Old Windsor, Equinox, • • and Lisette are hews. Bt. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. sc. St. WIMPOW. Nor. M.—Bales to-disi: Great Eastern, 4434—Great Western, 611— London and North Western. 124/5 —Manchester. SL Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 61 601 I I—Metropolitan, 1351—Mid- fit. land, 1343 6—North Eastern Barwick capital stock, 11O—Panul- Rt 010. 1 p.—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 6 1-161 1-16 6—Grand Trunk a, of Canada. 9 7111 1 664 s—Confederate Loan. bi— 8, Hatch Rhenish. 81—Greas laxemboorg shares, 151-16 15 Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited), 6 p.—Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited)„ el.—Mercantile anclAschange Bank Bt (Limited). 4 6-16 d.—North Western Bank (Limited). 3 3-16 1 p.— Albion Marinermited), 1 d.—Liverpool and Londe.. and blobs 8, Fire and Life, 9 p,—Maritime Insurance (Limited), d.—Union Marine (Unlit* , 13-16 p.—AtlanUe Telegraph Sight per Cent, 34. 2prritlah and Irish Magnetic Telegraph A, 81—National Steam 3, Red), 11.16 1 01616 13-16 / 13-16 d.—West India and g, acitic Steam. p. St. AsiiMillinna, NOV. 21.—There was a good market and prices Improved generally. Reek 641 9—Great Eastern.46l 17i Great Luxembourg, 14 18-16 10- Teat Northern A. 148 4 1- li Grand Trunk of Geed'. 271 1 I—Great Western. 614 ,0 Heywood, H. 8., and Company (Limited), 2 d.—lllinois, 82 11— too London and . Caledonian Marine insunuice (limited). 316 p._— too Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnahlre, 604 1 601 1 60i i 1 dt. —Metropolitan. 1351 4—Metican. 26—Midland, New 18 2 . shares. 9 p. North British, 61—North Staffordshire Pref. No. 2. 164 Be, Railway Steel and Plant Malted), 21 p.—South Eastern. 709 3 4 —Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Unshed), 6 6-16 p.— United States 5-10 Years Bonds, 634. I—Overend Gurney, 04 p.— Bank of Manchester Certlikates, i 61.-Bliembridge Coal and 9, Iron, 31 d. ti BIRMINGHAM, NOV. 21.—The sales recorded to-day worn so SL follow:—Great Western Railway Birmingham Guaranteed, at 34. 73 London and North Western Railway, at 125, Birmingham St, Joint Stock Bank, at 381: Metropolitan Railway Carriage and is Wagon, second issue, at I : and Muntis Metal, at d. Slourbeidge Railway shares were offered at 9. and Paten t N ut ts and Bolt, at 21 prem. A " situation agent," and one of the most obnox- i ll , ions of the fraternity, was committed for trial from et: Liverpool 3 esterday. His practice appears to have been to i• offer to procure a sitastioa for his "client," and whenhehad secured a deposit, which varied in amount from if. to WI., to be returned, as the agreement. stated, both the money and the man became " scarce" immediately afterward'. 13 A meeting of the National Reform Union wan t held in the Amemblproom of the Free-trade Hall, Mao- et. cheater, last night; with Mr. George Wilson is chairmen, and Mr. Jacob Bright as one of the speakers. The tone of the speeches was not only decidedly in favour of a Reform Bill in the ensuing session, but sanguine that such a mea sure would be brought forward. WHITEHALL, Nov. 20. —The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Henry Austin Bruce to be Second Church Estates Commissioner, in the room of the u R' h t Hon. Edward Plevdell Bouverie , resigned . —Ga:ette. F OEFION -OFFICE, NOV. 18.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. James Whitten as Consul-Ge neral atHong Kong for the King of the Hawaiian islands.— 100, all St. 'lOO 20.1 Gacette. Tun G0VF.R2791224T AND REFORM.—There is reason to conclude that the government have already oommeneed the diganinion of a measure of parliamentary Il reform to he introduted by them early in the ensuing u session. Applications are being received from the govern- It meat by the varies' clerks of the poor-law unions V , throughout the kingdom for • return of the number of the dwelling-houses rated to the poor, classified according r ( to the amounts of the respective fatale. DEATH OF COLONEL BURNS.—OD Saturday last, at Cheltenham, when he had long resided, died Lieut.- Colonel James Gloomier' Burns, one of the eons of the post Robert Burns. With his brother William Nicol Burns he entered the East India Company's service at en early age. Both the brothers attained the earns rank. Colonel James Gleecairn Burns, named after the poet's early patron, the Eerl of Glencairn, was in his 72nd 1 year. He wee a genial and p leasant g entleman, very proud of his parentage. , Si EARL DUDLEY S PR E SENTS TO HIS BRIDE . — T he St p re sents yesterday to the Countess of Dudley were very costly, and all the jewels of the most rare sod choice de- ..,* 2 scription, the principal and most unique in the whole col brown being • matchless parer., consisting of a diadem, necklace, Mooch, earrings, and bracelets, composed s, of rabies and diamonds of the finest quality —the S rubies s pecimen stones—set in pure classical style ' and meet elegant in form, being at the same time en- 8 tirely • work of art in diamond setting. The value was 8 nearly 10,000/. There were also a pair of very fine sapphire and diamond earrings ; a locket or brooch to match, with fine pearl drop ; a pearl and diamond bracelet ; • pair of pearl and diamond pear-shaped earrings ; a jewelled Etrus can suite ; besides many other ornaments of various kind', amounting to many thousand pounds in value. All of these were presented by the Earl of Dudley to hie bride. THE CATTLE DISEASE.—At Wattialield and Rick inghall the cattle disease is still lurking. On the farm of Mr. Sheldreke, of Rickinghall, two or three cows have succumbed to it the last week or ten days. It is to be hoped, however, that as there are no other fresh cases, the disease is nearly spent in this neighbourhood. Up to the present time the total loss in this neighbourhood appears to be 102 head of neat stock. Mr. Puny attended the !swarth Bench yesterday to make his report, and from it it appeared that all the six cases remaining over from last week hail ended fatally. Ho had to report twenty fresh cases for the week ending the 18th of No vember • s even beasts out of those twenty had died, and thirteen ' remained. —Bury and Norwich Post. The disease hes broken out on several farms in the neighbourhood of Dumfries, sic —Barnkin, Bush o'Craigs, Kirkblane, and Ilightowu, and has re-appeared at Old Mills. Several animals are dead and numerous others affected. The cattle plague continues to spread with alarming rapid ity in the city of Perth, and at oreoent the disease prevails in nine different byres. Since Friday five dairy cows have died. The disease is still very virulent in the Perth dis. trict of the country. —Colcdunian Mercury. THE HIGH PRIcE OF MEAT.—It may be inte resting to the consumers of meat to have a sample of the extent of the importations of cattle into the port of London. The following steamers arrived and were reported at the Custom-house yesterday, with the number of oxen, sheep, tee., stated opposite their respective names : Name of Steamer. Where from. Oxen. Calves. Sh o3 eep. Pi 3 g o s. Z Thy r Vigilant Wats ...... 20 Planet Hamburg .... 8 66 Orton sera Dordt 217 21 340 Sir Robert Peel .... Dunkirk LeO Schwalbe Trident GM Dolphin Antwerp Odin Copenhagen.. 4 445 Noes Meta Map.. 155 1 2 220 Magnet llou Harlingen— . 322 6 1243 2 WI 00 1100 76 78 I I.Mo f 9 0 7- • 6 lit 114 00114 -- 6 2ala Par '''' 40 4 11 dis .- b 2 ledis -4 14 g 24414 76 4 21 Me - 4 11 ) Pat to 14.14 Po 10 9 7 dis , I 16 10 -4 31 4 pot 981 it 12 . 9 a. -• !.4 wILLSB2:O 111 . 44 1: 1 1 1 1 0,71. 6 7 e ; a2:. J 6 4 02814 DO 129 161 74 2 12 de 6 1 dls a 10111 10 4 8 SIP 9 "" 1 9 Ala 6 4 I iiPs 6 ii II 26 26 14 0$ 112 .- 111 12 2 49g 9 at 16 15$ 1 5 4 10 16 14 as 44 6 2 21 69 12 its Pag idie i 1 2. 69 6 Pig 119 9 . 10 1816 par 4 102 112 ku 62 06 10 1 4 lOU 2 1 3 2dll LO I 09 6 1 197 28 99 1 — Pg 9 .0 1$ 22 lb 6 2 II ) 9, 11l SI It LI 11 9 dim 15 11 7 clis 10 11 9 2 1 Pr 16 12 0 2 22 . 6181 166 4 14 02 611 2 0 10 89 16 a* 4 1 15 7 6 41. 76 4$ 3 2 414 84 • 2 919 Par $ 1016 6 11 114 pm II 1 MI6 60 2 1111 6 I dim 2 2 Idl. 9$ 1929 299, 14 1016 pv 5 2 1411 )0 60 SO O$ 19 20 2 14 044 11 6 19 20 p. 9 7411 1 I par IPra , 1 I lid opa t r2dll 1 1: I p 7 ar 617 1 4 l i t 1 6) 40 03 22- 1 8 I 8 3 0 !! dl DO f 40 43 78 7 6 lb ; 17 19 8, ; 49 In 8) ak 11 . op 01 91 .8 : i i I 101 $ :me t dll i su ism Do DO 1 1 2: 14 10 I I? 10 dlni 7 4 4 1 12 I 60 I s i; 66 au e opa! et I Pa iblei p a "i r trail it 2 1 I e it t i I IDS 1.1 16 110 10 II 10 if lies at a lion PREFERENCE FIRARE'3. Great Easters, &morn Caustics Fates. No. 2,103. Midland, Lei-Neater awl Ritchie' 4 par oat, 88. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 151, 1. Ottoman (Satyrs& to Mato) 101. Sao Paulo (Limited) Goa. 7 PwOWL, 1 7i • South Asoltiac 1 74crAks, 151 4. IfONEY MARKET.-'THIS DAL) Two o'Czooz. The stock markets to-day are firm, owing chiefly to the flow of gold to the Bank, and to a consequent more favourable reading of the prospects of the money market ; but, in the absence of business, the advance in prices is of little importance. The funds are steady, at yesterday's improvement of 1 per cent. Two or three of the speculative foreign stooks have risen 4 per cent., and some of the home railways I to 1. The purchase by the government broker to-day comprises 20,000/. Three per Cents. Reduced. The amount of business in the discount market to-day is so limited as to lead to the impression that some persons are keeping back their bills on the chance of a reduction in the Bank rate. This view, however, is far from general, and the quota tion in most cases is still 7 per cent., transactions at 6/ being exceptional. The charge i other tock Exchange for short loans on English vement securities is 44 to 54 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 63f r. 62c., being 1-16 per cent. better. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4, with div., for money, and 881 to 1, ex div. for the ac count (December 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 4 ; ditto for account, 884 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 4,1; New Three per Ceuta., 871, 4, 1 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent " enfaced" rupee paper, 1074 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, 3s. dis. ; ditto June, 6s. die. Foreign stocks are firm, and an improvement of 4 per cent is observable in Spanish Passive and Mexican Bonds ; also in Brazilian scrip. Some of the present quotations are subjoioed, viz. :—Greek, 171 to 4 ;'lSnh Passive, 28 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 4to 1 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip , 2 4 to 1 prem. ; Turkish Consoliclis, 47 to 4 ; and Mexican, 26 to 1. I Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858,1860, 71 ; ditto 1865, 751; ditto scrip, 24 prem. ; Danubian, for account, 75 ; Egyptian, 924 ; ditto 1864, 1001. Bonds, 914, 1; Greek for account, 174, 17 ; Mexican, for ac count, 261, 6; ditto 1864, 241; Peruvian, for _ account, 71, 4 ; Russian, 1850, 89 ; ditto 1862, - 891, 9, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 444 ; ditto Passive, for account , 28 1 ; T urkish, 1854, for Recount, 901 ; ditto 1862, for account, 744, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto 1865, for ac count, 421, 3 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 421, 34. American securities have advanced. 4to 1. 540 Bonds are now quoted 634 to 4. Erie Railway shares, 55 to 4 ; Illinois, 82 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 814 to 824, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; - London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; Imperial - Mercantile, 21 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 44 to 1 prem. ; General Otto man, 24 to 4 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Com pany, 7to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 14 to 2 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 14 to 11 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; East and West India Junction Railway, 2 to 4 prem. ; and American Oil Wells Trading, 11 to 2 prem. Owing to the violence of the gales, many of the telegraph wires in various parts of the country have been blown down. It appears that the Agra and Masterman's Bank will receive subscriptions in London, but merely as the banking agents, for the new Austrian loan of 90,000,000 florins effective, or upwards of 8,000,000/. 1 sterling, which has lately been arranged at Paris through the Comptoir d'Escompte and the Austrian Credit Foncier Sooiety, in conjunction with houses in the various markets of Europe. The dividends will be payable at a fixed exchange, but it would appear that the promoters of the affair look chiefly to the continental markets, and have little hope of any large subscription here, or they would doubt less at once have thrown the loan into a sterling form. It is understood that the prospectus will be issued this week. A further sum of 162,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 351,0001. since the date of the last return, while the with drawals' for exportation have reached only 38,000/. The steamer City of Boston, from New York, has brought 26,000/. in specie. The Cornwallis, with 61,5001., is the only Aus tralian gold ship known to be now at sea. The demand for the East having diminished, the limited amount of bar silver by the Weet India packet was sold yesterday at a fractional reduction, viz., at ss. 14d. per ounce. The Mexican dollars by the same vessel were also disposed of at ss. per ounce The foreign exchanges yesterday a fternoon were generally quoted rather better for this country. The improvement is probably due in part to the large exports of gold from this country to the Con tinent; which have naturally tended to reduce the balance previously existing against us. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.11 to 21 ; ditto, 3 days. 11.18 to 4 ; it c ,at,,,,dam, 3 months, 12.11 to 21 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.521 to 571'; Hamburg, ins. bunco, 3 mouths. 13.91 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days , 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 915.471 to 521; Fraultfort-ms-the-Maine, 3 mouths. 121 to 1 ; Petersburg, per ro uble, 3 months, 30 to 1 ; Vienna, ed. do., 3 months, 11 . 17 1 to 221 ; Trieste, ditto, 3 months, 11.171 to 221; Madrid, 3 months, 47043 i ; Cadiz, 3 months, 48 to 1 ; Leghorn. 3 months, 23.b24 to 71; Genoa, 3 months, 25.621 to 7i ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.621 to 71 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.621 to 71; Palermo. 3 months, 28621 to 71 ; if CeiillL 3 months, 25.621 to 74 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 51 8 to 1 Oporto, 90 deys, 511 to 1. A meeting of the Committee of the Stock Ex change was held yesterday, to take into consideration two resolutions submitted by individual members of that body. One was in favour of the require ments of the committee with regard to the appuint ment of settling drys being made more stringent than hitherto, while the second proposed that the comm ittee shall no longer take upon itself to fix rd settling days at all, but leave the members to enter intq contracts for a future day of their own fixing. After some discussion neither resolution was 11 adopted, but it was decided to appoint a sub-com mittee of nine members of the committee to con sider the subject generally, and report hereafter. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 404/. over the correspond ing week of last year. The extraordinary meeting of the Ottoman Finan cial Association, convened for yesterday, was ad journed till the sth proximo,the negotiations for an amalgamation not being completed. The chair , man, in reply to a question addressed to him by one of the ehareholders,stated that the call which was made for the 30th inst. would be postponed for at least a week after the adjourned meeting. A private meeting of shareholders in the Hud son's Bay Company is invited by independent parties for Friday, the 24th inst., at 3 o'clock, at \the London Tavern, " to consider what should be done at the general meeting on the 28th inst." Creditor , of the New Club Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. W. Turquand, the liquidator, by the 30th id Ind. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening ; inssel.o9.—British sod Foreign Marine llilloiten di ; (Merkel. Yodical, and General Life, 261 to i • °ammonia Union, 7i _!* 5 ; 'Nee. 61 ; Enlists and So i :iitapla i s trir o 1 goatatit to ii;:temnent,ss to 4 , 1. ; Imperial l sari Mobs I l d% per 0. Lt. Loraiai'ee), 124 : Liverpool end London Fire and We, 11l to 4 ; Loudon, 475 ; Marine, 91; TUMMY Emma. Consols. whiehclosed yesterday at 88 to 1, ex div., for the 7th Dec., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 881, " buyers." Foe money the last price was 891 to 1 with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 891, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 88, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1; New Three per Cents., 871, g, An ; ew Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; - nuities, 18 & i, 13 11-16 ; Bank Stock , 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; ditto Bonds, 13e., 18s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 20,000 i. ' Three per Cents. Reduced for the Sinking Fund. Indian Government securities were firm. India Bonds were dealt in at 13s. to 18s. prem. Es ', chequer Bills were unaltered, the March being I quoted 6s. to 2s. dis., and the June, 10s. to ss. dis. Greek Bonds remain fiat, at the late fall ; but, i with this exception, the foreign stock market was firmer. There was an advance of 1 per cent. in Peruvian Bonds of 1865, in Turkish of 1858 and 1865, 4 in the Consolides, 1 in Turkish of 1862, and New Granada " ex all" Bonds, and lin Brazilian scrip, Mexican Old Bonds, Italian, and Spanish Passive and Certificates. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: Bank of Turkey, 11 to 1/ prem. ; Alhambra Company, to 11 prem. ; Ismit Forest, 11 to 11 prem.; St. Saviour'sWharf,l to 2 prem.; Tyne Engineering, 11 to 21 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., I to 2 prem. ; American Oil Wells, 1 to 2 prem. and East and West Junction Railway, to 24 prem. ; and Import and Export Provision, 1 to 1 pram. 91 97 901 8l MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoar. The mining market continues rather quiet, and prices generally ahnw no alteration. Clifford Amal gamated shares are now quoted 23 to 24 ; Great Vor, 341 to 35 ; East Lovell, 15 to 16 ; East Cern Brea, 6 to i ; West Chiverton, 721 to 771 ; Drak walls, 17s. 6d. to Ws. ; East Caradon , 91 to 10; Prince of Wales, ss. to 7s. Gd. ; B on th Condurrow, 375. 61. to 40s. ; Camborne Vean, 15e.9 20s. ; North Treakerby, 31 to 1 ; Chiverton, to 10 and Lady Bertha, 13s. to 15s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. There is a demand, however , for Cap e Co pp er, I wbick have been dealt in at 121, 131, and 131. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.--(THIS DIY.) Fresh up to our market today, the snivels of home. grown wheat were on a moderate scale. The condition of the supply, however, was very middling. Even the Elmer samples changed hands only to • limited etteet ; whilst the trade for inferior qualities was very dull, at Monday's decline in the quotations. We were fairly . supplied with foreign wheat, the demand for which was inactive, at the recent reduction in priees. The transactions in floating cargoes of grain were much restricted, and the currencies had • drooping tendency. There was • fer show of barley on the stands. Filo malting parcels were held at fully lets rates; otherwise the trade was in a sluggish state, at barely previous quotations. Malt moved off slowly, on rather eerier terms. Oats, the supply of which mu good, were in steady re quest, and late rates were supported. The show of beans wee very moderate. The inquiry for all description , rale& very Arm, at extreme currencies. Pas fully commanded late rates. The supply on offer was very smalL Flour met • fair sale, at prices equal to Moraday. Linseed was firm, and the value of rapes d wee well supported. In clover, trefo il and canary sales pro gramed steadily ; but the demand for most other teed' was by no mesas active. Cakes were in request at late rates. tillitlitiNT PAWN. 141411111 L Per fe. Winn?. s. I. Evsez,Bent, red, old 44 to 51 new 36 to 46 „ behordie, old 63 to 50 , sew at to et Norfol and lincoln red. old Banns Malting Distilling Grinding 27 to BO Per Of. OA 19. o. o. Scotch potato Itioh, whits „ block Bum. 30 to a ligUlpA Tick 4l to U Harrow Ptrooo 45 to 60 PTAS. Itomer, Norfolk, and oto& 6B to 65 lingstoe sad Ware 68 to to 63 67 Brown Ityz. Grey Maplo ll7 to 40 Malt* IM to 42 Boilers ___ —to iiiiiiiiii i 16 16 16 Town instle:perl9 3 43 to 44 lbs. Etoosebold ln to 34 32 to 37 Manta" Norfolk nod 801101 k, az 41114 32 to 36 Now (Ma. English, feed 4O to IS , potato gs to 30 am:WI, twat 'OREM. Poe Qr. a. S. Per Q. Oriel. s. s. 'Danish end Swedish 20 21 to VI te IS aundries BEAM. --- - Maids SO to el 40 to 42 l 'iaP4ll. rua. staple 'Boilers— LIMAN wß'. 11 to NI . it to Si WerAT. Dantsie and Booty • Dors 47 to 69 Bak & Mockleo bo 411 to 46 Buodso, lard soft Ameicas. red . • • • 45 to 49 „ wh . ito 49 to 64 EARLS! Grinding to to Id Distilling Uniting Ong. Dutch brewing feeding ARRIVALS Or GRAIN. are_ CARRIAGE, FROM NOV. 11 *m t. - lir ... 'Loos. !Irma, per asek .... St to MI lipsoish„, —.. 13 to SG iusertese par M... 93 to tfa .osarcliaa. " .. 23 to n INTO LONDON, BY WATSH 18 TO NOY. 21 INCLUSIVE.. I went.' Barley. llaDiets. Flow. qrs. I qrs. qn. qrs. brla. 1 warts. Saadi andSeateh 410 1 6:0 350 470 i .. I 740 ign , 4 97 0 1 Irish sl .. 1 10720 I , _.. , _____ , 2o3 Fore Tt! COMPARATIVE QUANTITIRA AND PRICE; OF GRAIN. FOR IR! WEER RADOM I FOR TR* CORRICSIONDIRO WM NOV.IB, DAS. Last vrAl. Qrs. Menge. Qrq Average. Wheat 71,670 .. 4 4 4. 111. Wheat 71 77,,616 Bark) . •31.816 .. au. Id. Barley 499 .. Ws. Id. Oats .... . 5,240 .. 21.44. 2d. Oats 6,001 .. 19a. Ild. - - MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.-The market cautious dull, and price. ar i now 6d. per cot, below those of tut week, and at this decline oaly scanty sales are reported. Refined, no material rade... tiou in price. cmi be noticed, but the business doing is a:- 1r mely limited. Corms-Tim market mediums very firm, at steuly prices. Plantation Ceylon sold, triage, at 455. to Gds. 6d. ; fins and dna nrdin,t7. 745. to 775.; low middling sad mid. dbog, 795. to Ms. ; fine middlieg. 89s. Native Ceylon. good ordinary, GOs. ; Cochin, pale, 73a. M. TEA.-The public sales of Chins teas are vermeil,' without spirit, at about the prices ruling at the pravions 1011 M ELIOE.-The market continues quiet. Rou.-About 103 poocheoes of good Jsmsica sild at flo 1 previous value ; also about 200 puncheons of I.e twits* at L. 74. proof. Carron °options@ dull of sale ; 1 rioss rule in Ur" se. favour. Jurs.-Basiseas is doing at firs prima FIEMP.-St. Posonborg alma firm at 344 to 341. 10.. Ctivcir ham sold at 4s. to 3s. adoosoo ; good Peps*, 2611; I to 214. : SArnowig.-Bengal hes sold at vary full prices ; mid. dliag to fiae, 51. 10s. to 71.10.. TALLOW MARKICT.—(THIS DAY.) The meehot ie tallow Is quoted 51e. 91. set au& ; FUterehurg T.C. or the spot, 500. ; D. ooze • VOL; deanery to March, 51s. 3d.; /dageh. 52. e. 31 to 52e. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARS.—CTHIB DAY.) Mean. PattssdSS sad Smith most ma absinth& la tie market doss Itaaclay last. A number of gentlemen, among whom are Mr. Jamey (bird, the Earl of Albemarle, the Dike of Beeefort. Lord Burghley, Lord Bury, Lord Cello, tie 101140 t Sir Ed.ribra Kflet./31. Bert., the ldarqrds _Lemodemee, Sri litler, Bart .. the Disko el Mohamed, sod 'ahem. have formed ea eroded= ter the trial end eveyeethe trestmeet of the tattle piegnetry the boaceopathle swag& Aoursu treedatioe et stale PAssous.—Lat night's Udzetts mewing s ea Imperial regehatlee shelidthig the eagmlaulased pseeperts we the Amides froehlem, 6, !I. r, I ' SS to tO $9 to 42