The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-29 00:00:00

171 1 . IXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER $9, 1865. 3 THE K fixed for to-morrow, that tbe anoint of speculation for a rise has somewhat increased , in oonaequence of which the rates of "continuation," *cough not current on some touching the extreme quotations recent cooasions, have, on the whole, been fairly maintained. The following shows the average terms current in the morning, but later in the day they became heavier in several caste, eePeciellY as regards Midland and lanceshire end Yorkshire Railway stocks sad Alliance Bank sham : Great Wcabwn I ds 546 mat. Lancashire and Yorkshire Loodoa sad North Western • • to a Midland isa to 99 Oelales to •• Greet Mailmen Ditto A to . Metropolitan South Eastern Sheffield to 0 North Easters : Newt* Ditto : En OS t North Babb 00 Great &mem " even to Greed Trani al Canada .. • • 2a to 3s. ~ Great Wester& of (Moeda— • la. 3d. to la. 9 d. ~ Eris Illinois Central, paid up •••• Is. to 2a. Luxembourg General Creel Hodeca's Bay ls. to la. GI „ Intomational Anaemia •• • • 6d. to la ~ Alliance Banki. to i .. Gree Oversell, Gurney, end Oe. le 3.. ee. .. k -16 1 Grenade it pe r eat. Maxie= Ditto. 1964 Smoak Pamirs =t (ridable. 1 .32 to 3-A utensil (Soaeoped) -16 to Ditto 1886 Loan 1.16 be .. Brarilisa New Loaa United States 5-20 Bowls Virginia. per Coat. I , The share list of the Bank of Turkey was closed last evening for Loudon. A p p this from the country will be received until evening, an until Satur d the continental list will remain open - day next. Subjoined are the quotations of dock, and other shares, LS given in it= r. change list of this evening : ¢ Inorames.Bridok end Napo Marine (Lindiedh 4 4' Clwieal, Kedicalit.Gessral Lide, 251 to 4 ; onmmwdaf Unica, 71 1, 1 • 6f ; Geeseal, 3t043 1 Goodies, 471 to 8 • impe'rial ire, 3514 to 50 ; ledemnity Marts 127 • Levorpool sad Leedee and Globe ISix per_Osnt. sulllnsies). 124: Liverpool and Leedom Fire andlUe, 11f to d ; Loados, 48 d so 9 ; Lemke led Oaledoniaa Marine t ia, (Limited), 5; Leiden mil Provincial Marisa 3d ; Rube, 91; Phoenix, 134, cx div. ; 507 al leseream, ; Rea be, 203 ; Unica Marisa Liverpool (Lionited), 3. , venal Life, 341 • Universal Rados (Led), 4 no 1. Osalight sad boke.-13ombay (Ladled). 51. . 1; DM° Seeped Loma 51 tok Ditto Tbfrd Isom, 31,- Pre- ASCII', 29i of Leedom fi, 30 ; Orem Oentrel. 15 to 1 ; Imperial, be ld ; Imperial Oratiseetal, 100 te 99 ; Loallea, 73 to In din. • enrol Chwennaws, 141 ; United Omani, 39 ; Wearaisigker Chartered, 70 to 2 ; Ditto New, 40; Waters, 16. Docks.—Dageohara Thaws, 21 ; London wad Oft Sallow rine, 814, 1, 1 ; St. Thenree's Maas& 4. Waterworloo.—Berlin. 111 to 11 ; Chelsea, 29 ; Lam. bath, 113 i ; Wert Middlesex. 1144. Cumbi.--Graed Junetion, Keener sad Arms (Gua ranteed by Great Westinßailway), 61; Bagent's (rm London), 23. Messrs. C. J. liambro and Son have announced the interest due the 11th December on the Danish Four per Cent. stock of 18611. The fault which suspended the traffic over the Malta and Alexandria telegraph line for eight days has been repaired. The short time occupied in com pleting the repairs is owing to a vessel being sta tioned at Malta provided with a stock of spare cable and an experienced staff. FENCE. ____------ _ m 7, c ...tinsd ber but at Let laft her. to the •Tim • oPy%" --- mt ber away sad took her to hex mother's, where 'Tod lism eve/ em. ill AA. Pra Atlas mid that she lad got act of the _,Am herMo usband was heath* bar violently r'• - • Hstreak ha on her hod and her body 11 10° "IP ' weed her great pain : Left him in October became w , co thmay illtreatog her. Her health bad suffered Sy, iff ilitreatment He was in the habit of threetning Tog r km , .. 4 1 tc put her in a lunatic saylnm. He d 4 obot mere thee once. Left him became sbe hared that , Awi stment of hoz would osistinue. Hes health had P!..e. ; s pired ohms she had left him. Fr o c l i ndie mid that them was • crest deal in the 2. - jost which Hr. Milne would have had • great deal to 'tit them were other puts of it to which he felt that h n.,.„, answer. He treated, thereto.% that as this Moly a ems of judicial eeparstiou, and ea no true frisod 7topes would wish to keep them together, hie lord. k , ~,sid approve of the warm which he had tabs. in the defence. slerrVilde mid it was much to be desired that parties I o il gusts follow the example which bad mow besa set ~,ms kerma (newel, sad pianist no man 'vides°, to the . A owe was imesswe'l Car the mid in view. La this pp :Y. cipirl• were made. but they would no doubt be very ."-- fee the penile to bare drase t before e hth public ; O i l i s ry mold Ws ao doubt mo& ad been ___,A 401.04,1 v.e a rdict for the petitioner. PZ - 4. 21 my found mmordiugly, Sir. J. Wade pro. -Lill for al escalation. witness told him it was in the cab. He denied that and be came very abusive, and eras* Hancock, one of his oaken. Witness VHS called a metropolitan constable and gave him into eiestody. Mr. Beard sowsold that be should be able to show that the *widows of Mr. Fortune was much esugerated aed untrue, a nd that he himself was the party who committed and aided in committing a shameful outrage on Mr. Somber'. Mr. Ferrara then took his piece as the defendant to answer the charge monticeed in the summons. Mr. Sieber; wee swore, and denied being in the lout under the ialluenue of liquor. Hie friends were • little merry, and being foreign gentlemen gesticulated very much. They went to the railway to see another captain off, and being too late for the train they had to wait about the station until 9 °Week. They had refreshments, and when they went to get the ticket the defendant interfered with them and prevented them from getting into a ay which was waiting for them on the incline. One parcel was pat inside and • smaller one dropped on the pavement, when the defendant seised him and pulled him about like a thief, and dragged him to the atatioo-hones. The other defendants In the flora ease were °MLA and corroborated his testimony. They followed him to the station-house in the ay and were locked up likewise. (Laughter.) They admitted having drunk a little too rau .l ch erem and iali bs =v, • man . dressed is the willow= of one of the commisaimaires, said be saw the outrage, and never saw a gentleman so villainously pulled about as Mr. Seabees was by the railway oaken. In 'rawer to Mr. Woolrych, witness said he did not be loos to the carps of commiraorairee sow. He was die missed two years ego for drunkesesse Other evidence having bees gives, Mr. Woolrych said that the charge apton Mr. Fortune fell to the ground, as he gave his evidences to nick &straight forward mimes Mutt le should believe h im in prefereo es rattle Maidens Seeberg and his witnesses. No doubt they were all under the Manama of liquor, and the officers were ram ' pelted to use a little fovea to genre them. Ueda all the cireumetasoes he dismissed the charges on both aides. ;: ...... 1 / 1 ). 6"- Ifsd i ant - DeAlpsrel.klar.3 - Wiper eLlasatil ▪ DeLigai i .t . s. V st Main IMMO .. De. illa 181041 • Do.. p.a.Ap.ikOst. .. .11/14 'INA. , .. latt. GO , - Ow ali., 1 .. Do. ISM De. len . N 96 II W ss IN at as si IA 164 166 1116 196 100 106 WS 10? 91 66 166 102 106 106 1.13 146 106 126 104 1(6 106 106 100 102 K as 100 106 gs N 1 00 PI I 166 106 I 86 0 I 100 106 Me UM 1 101 US 9, i-at BENCH. Testmhister.—Oktin ocisl Juries.) re*. ,ppt to ry that with id boon settled, it it it hear* Yr. Ohm statemeat of the 41a. gain the feet that a *settee. It so. embarked fa the Do. Dalai.. fioo.•= . ari... l 11.8.W0100 G Erma o. IDA% Do. So. a. 1/71 to IWO Do. I p. o. 111111 to lASI Now Maisel{ wit era , Do. II pot owl. Nova NA, 4 D. 4.,, W 112710 w . O p.ot. 1. 5 14 : 47617 i Do. 46.110.0.A0rtib00• lioil;iasWdaa. the hey had also tetrad , could not expest a . Charter* to *assist restatiss, and thew pommy tits attention of proposed to withdraw libe We wu • pity more pains higuity before the eau h e only fault he could L the attention he had ad not see any thing like dishonourable *Nadu.* wee a sue of ammo ay that the del =dude It was not a eue of is. of which the other per. lo themselves. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ottoman (Smyrna to A)din), 101, 4, 4. Sambre and Neese, Th. South Austrian and Lombardo Vesdian. 161. PREFERENCE REARM Great Western.—Originel, Wildman. 4 per mat. 831. Waterford and Kilkenny, 6 per cent., 67. MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. Australian Agricultural, =4, 3. Oily of Nam , Gee (Limited), 31. Ore& Fonder and Nobilier of Eng. (Lim.), 91. East India Irrigation and Canal. N. Egyptian Oceamercial aid Trading (Limited), 3. General Credil sad Finance of Loodm (Limited), 61. Snobs: Imo Werke (Limited), 16. Italian Irrigation (Canal Caroni), lOt a Joist Stook Discount (Limited) , 91, . Loadce Genera Omnibus Oompeny ( tad), 31. Yillwall Freehold Land and Dock, 31. National Discount Oompany (Limited), In. Oriental Ga. (Limited) 0184 ( 11 . It. °wend, Gamey. sad Co. (Limited), 2 4. Upper Lima Tea (Limited), (ell paid), 131, 14. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CB ISHINANDO•II. MANSION-HOUSE. IZTRAORDINARY CHAROZ OF ABDUCTION. g a rit Cole, a dirty-looking fellow, was brae& brae t s, fad Mayor, charged with having unlawfully taken • ~s s ued Mary Anne Humphrey'. only nise year of age, d tee custody of her parents, without their ecreat, for eirealarP{snore of this ere were of a Milli armor. Ism cemseter. It appeared that the resents of the child is stioa are aper:table people earryme on business at St. sad o re Monday tbe 21Ith of November, the child Whets about 9 o'clock in the morning to go to school, so did sot return, and nothing was beard of her s pl last Sunday, when from informatics, obtained lite.4yelies the mother of the child wen t to the Loadoo where she found the poor little girl to an almost issible and stupefied stets. Further inquiries were is leads sad then:omit wan that the primmer was taken s estedy. It appeared that on Saturday night last the L ser , v_tr to a ledgisg.house le Flower sod Desnotair, , accompanied by the little seri, and be asked s olan.. bed. The woman who manage, the house, _ a d Elisabeth Lee, who appeared to have mated exceed • rngly well fa the matter, told the pnsorer that she would gut aleel him to sleep with the child, end some of the o rs lodgers a ppeared to have been so indigrat at the smemiscoeduct, that they got out of bed, and, according to Vs miasmas of the women Leo, " pitched into* the pneuer, anthem away. The poor little child on being asked her assts said that it was Mary Ann Humphreys, and even say she was taken to the Lando° Hospital. where her swots discovered her. The prisoner was asked whether kochil mid his own when be went to the lodg-h ad b e sloe was not, but that he had meter in n the Mlsrd-read sad bad given her threepence to get her a heed Mayor inquired the reason why the child was set to the bal ? Om of th ew itnesses sa id that she sppeand to be quite and when she was laid upon a bed in the hoe- Zdor.as thought at diet that she was dead, or dying, sad a hater was sent for to see her. Bee er two other witarrease were summoned.and they sows that the prisoner was the man who brought the Old to the lodging-house. - The prisoner put no question to any of the wares's, but wily said that he was not the man who took the child Y ha ledging.house, sod he knew nothing of the affair. A einsktro was put in from the hospital, which stated that the child was not well enough to armed and givevi ller sad that several days would probably elapse before re would be able to do so. The prisoner was remanded. BOW-STREET. " iniahnuess FORRICHFRIB." A German, who said his name was Rintar Delbert, by flith he ie supposed to mean Richard Albert, was charged site berg is the bedroom of a gsetlemnn staying at Dupes private hotel, in Norfolk-street, for an unlawful memo ; and Joseph Wood, who said be was en American, bet she is belimM to be also a German, wee charged with Ire toneerned with him. Mr. Abrams defended both prisoners Policeman Rimers, A 595, acted as interpreter. Mr. darker, manager of the tree weeks at Rotherbam, in Itched*, stated that he was now staying in London, at ..yard's Hotel, 26, Norfolk-West. This morning. at a Mile before 7 o'cloak he was in bedorbee he was roused kakis sleep by a rustling noise. He slaw some dark body emir in the room, sad upon looking more closely maw th d e ei war Albert In a stooping paeans apperwatly maw d e edam. Fiedieg that be was erred be rood up arid hit:swam looking far the water-roast. Witness said he set think the water-cher was is his room, or othe re floes He then roomed thspeople of, stated t h a tt t the ones. two Mr. Bnnyard, tbe leadlord preen came to the hour in a cab about 5 ma her last evening, being about the time the Paris trains in. They had bees sect from another hotel sire they could not obtain socommodatios, as all lie has were let. They went to bed (is separate seen) at about 8 o'clock. This morning about 7an alarm ear mind, and witness west to Mr. Parker's room, where teemed that gentleman struggling with Albin*, who was tying to get away. He revered the sure be had giro SW. Parker. Wires celled in a aoestable, and gave him I Grady. Wood err if he was bei permitted so go tie station with kis friend , and ng told that be nigh, walked as far as Belden-stt, where be turd Ito a court and disappeared. boa/ later he went lid to the hotel to breakfast and was given into custody. lb pima/ laid the prisoner were both known in the neigh borhood of Weitechapel, and he believed that Albert, or Dart, bad given a false name. Mr. Abrams submitted that the evidence against Wood, ti all events, was too week for a remand. Mt. Flowers, however, remanded them both. MARLBOROUGH - STREET. THI orricaera IA HYDR-PAIL. Men. Codas, &wok Waring, Louisa &ebbing., and Amelia Trippers, young women, described r having " se hem," were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being boned Ilkedaasieg shed of the Mapsiee Barracks, Hyde-perk, Vdfor the purpose of committing a felon y . sa tbe risoners were searched at the Motion all the Peery foun p d upon them was four combs and two six. rms. thlonr-urgeent Garton, of the Grenadier Guards, rid Mat at 1 o'clock that morning he went into the cleaning ad of the magazine barracks, sad found the four prisoners we them, three Weep under the table and one in the corner d the TOM. They said they bad got into the room out of the wet. In answer to Mr. Tyrwbitt the sorra:al said that Wee. lam there were articles of clothing in the place, but at pert only gas pipes were deposited there. The prisoners sr have got through the windows. Cabs said she had nowhere to go, end was obliged to get she of the wet. hakcoarable Lipped, No. 314, said he wee called to the trash and the prisoners given into kis corody, and he took them to the station. ls rep p Lto i Zr. Tyrwbitt, the constable mid that three of the had been about the park for month' for =of prostitution. He had taken Triggers to the twice, and yesterday morning, seeing her undee ire irking wet, he asked her to go to the workhouse, but Ms would not. Mr. ?robin said that why the prisoners were not in a wodthore no human being bat themselves could tell. Thus was no necessity whatever for their being about the PM, especially dazing such weather as the present. It was shows that Tristan when she was admitted would RH stay. Had - awe bra refused admission be Tynrhith wash • have interfered, but that did tot appear to be the case. The prisoners bad no right the where they were found, but he did not believe they had any intention of committing a felony, and should thersicen discharge them. If, however, they were brought hers him as disorderly prostrates, they would be cow tired for a month each. SOUTHWARK. thartaa FRACAS AT A RAILWAY ?RATION. --ALLROZD MISCONDUCT OP THZ RAILWAY AUTHORITY. Mr. ZOZTeRee SetbefT/, provide° merchast. Cooper's /04 Towar. hill ; Mr. Charles Neilson, Mr. Nelson Ruch lAN and Mr. George Lawrence, all of whom were rima ... ** la tee merchant service, were charged before Mr. warmth with misoendect at the Sorb &AIM Roilway knars,Lendoe-bridge ; and Mr. &shaft wee also charged Mr moulting ose of the railway adhere is the executor ei his du,. Mr. Thomas Be ard , who was retained far the defendant rid that be ----'tier -to make 'Mat le- the defendant, Ceptaira la the Foreign Errliet. not guilty. id, IQ:C., and Mr. ma. Edw►rd Jams, Q. 0., Led Mr. Sleigh appeared LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE trt. Bt. in Naormaa mansarz.) CROYDON MER'TING.—(THIS DAY.) Ist the case to the proem. ant for • bre•oh of fl it would be 'mounts roues the prowilices of ru to preveat the eeg•g. 'objects for merging in s STAND PLATE. About two miles ad a ball. as. R.M.D., Strike, Disappointed (lots Objected), Tides, r' s. °mean, Ti Top, Bravo. The Honed, Sir Robert, Odd, gs. Lucky Star, aod Kingfeber are here. Si. SELLING HANDICAP. About two miles. tA. ti. Hid, Nectars, advert); Ace of Trumps, Ponder, sad ea Amelia Lou are bare. Bt. %. PLATE OF 50 BOVA About three m iles. 54. Netheedale, Mille Fflll/R, Tip Top, sod Exprem are here. g; To be *old for 501. each. 11l I! GRAND METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASE. About 10 . .. ! vete& far warlike per. i osr Deutedity, sad pee a were with which we bad der which the habetreeet the B‘h August, 1864, I the port of Loudon. het It cm cam • which had ban be world. The vowel is throe mites soda halt. in* L'Alricaioe, Magenta, Ball Court, Valsathsa, gotrolsbe. 100 Flygsher, Cortolvui, My Fox, Joe Msky, Linea, Church St Militant, Rochester, ',oldie, Global*, Goreshawk, Kean. I 9 wood, Gokifindar, Besse* IL M. D., Arloacote, Tahoe, ?mews, Booths!, Farnborough, anal Old Osirostry anri , St. Orr built. at Glasgow, ht se mister. Bar awiglwel I Co., bat on the teglefer re she left London, there n Peter Slaw Corbett to 4 the United Saegdorn for in months after the c. The ostensible voyage oen were engaged for each ras prevent when the men and some he enaged him. roe of them the @ignition% ti what subsequently hap. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN RANK.--(THIS DAY.) This afternoon a general meeting of share- St. holden was held at the London Taver n (Sir W. CUT in Le the chair), being adjourned from the 13th instant, in win to enable the directors to consult with their Paris colleagues to ea to the terms upon which the proposed new shares should to be issued. The proposition of the board, it will St. be remembered. was that the shares annuli be netted at a premium of 21. 101. each. and allotted pro rata among the obareholden, which was objected to by . the ;;„ meeting of the 15th, when an almost unaiiimom opinion Bt. was expressed by the proprietors present that the shone St. should be offered to the shareholder' at par, whereupon St. en adjourenent was agreed to for the purpose above anted. The Quintus said he thought the step lakes in ad- 4,1' journieg was best. imendering the difference which had arisen between the meeting and the committee. The ad. Loi. jounment bad enabled the directors to consider sod re- St. onside: their propositions, and to consult their Free& colleagues, without whom they could not act ; and it had also afforded the shareholders time to reflect on the m atter. The committee wen of o p inion that the pro. 100 positions which they submitted were fee the neatest of the R. bank ; but at the mane time they acknowledged the right 20 .,„, of the shareholders to modify o r to **waive them. (Oheers.) The case, having been submitted to the shareholders, wee 100 entirely in their hands—(ebeere)—ead the meeting rant be held to express the sense of the majority of the shareholders. st. SX The previous meeting acquiesced, as he naderstood, in the increase of the capital, but thought that the new shame 100 should be offered at par, instead of a premium, to the f t . ' shareholders. Be s hould submit the same resolution that he 20 submitted before ;ea amendment would, he presumed. be gt. proposed ; sod if the sense of the =patio' were expressed in In favour of it the directors would bow to that donnas sad do 100 their utmost to carry it to te effect. (Hear.) list he would WO lug the meeting to consider weal before adopting such an l°2 amendment. He asked for the English t directors only am Ns h", 0" deference due to superior knowledge, bu be asked the no t to disregard the opinion of their French collenjoce, 100 including some of the firat capitalists in Europa A re. 100 serve nod bad a most important beariog on the stability sx and interests of the bank, and ea the premiums came from 2 2 3 an extraneous source they ought, in his opinion, to be st added to the reserve &snout. One advantage of what s t , the directors propo.ed was that • number of St. new shareholders would probably be added to Sal the protect list. Thin bank was the National Bank of Turkey, and it was most important that the 1 0 ?, people of Turkey should MS it with the added power 10 which an ample reserve would gin to it. Rival banks at. would view the rejection of the directors' proposition with ea satisfaction: and to adopt the amendment would, be be. St, fieved, sacrifice the future to the presses. Mr. Bartel. a director' thenremoved the proposition of se ' the board at the last meet ing. Mr. STZWAST, soother director, seconded the motion, and st stated his experience in Constantinople relative to booking at. operations in Turkey in order to show the 'tenuity for St. te rssery a tr Davis d . a. spis moved, as an amendment, that the et. new shares be issued at par. Major Ross seconded the amendment, which, on a show sT 4 of hands, wee carried. eTO le - _ le men, because he wanted amid. Her cargo for the •• °ail •ad provisioss, • ultimate destinetioo : She it for Madeira, bat she did Agra she signalled another sad upon that the Sea • rocky Wand about ten or ip that was signalled turned 'moot, with a cargo of mud. die resole met the tranship. Laarel and the SA King following morning the quipped with guns, 6b. mind she became suitable she was afterwards wed. and the Sea King from the Delves as offioers in the Cow re the Confederate uniform, di Waddell, who subsequently sa King and changed her rmandosh ; and it would ry, that she was recently id surrendered by Captain government, who had sines td States government. After meat of the Sea King the de at and he maid to them is easel, or that he meant to mill Cain Waddell), whom he &- officer, who would turn Ir. The men he maid would do I her, and he mentioned the r month wages and • bounty also said to the Confederate as many single men u he ions were backed up by and they afterwards raised ith, together with 151. or 161. f sovereigns was in the cabin as tee for the performance of the adios that the Confederate ce• mien to join applied personally to was • man oo board named Allan, I Naval Reserve, and he said • thing for him to join the much as 13/. or 141. par month. that as he belonged to the re id be a most improper thing defendant replied that be about it, and that Allan could of induce Allan to join, and the of the crew were induc«l to iGen id continue in the Shenandoah. it credit, refused to join, and it them to say that so far as was no reason to magma Nal destination of the vessel. was gds vessel for China or tins had been armiged. Captain s vessel over to Captain Waddel . join to come with him, and he Aural, and they were all landed ire induced them to reproof necked seamen, but as the ohe imposed on in that way, be /s taken into custody and brought • isdichneat was a very long one, in a variety of ways for b the put. al objections that might e mod TUZIIDAT EVUUO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to ez div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at 88 to 1. and closed at 871 to 88. For money the last price was 891 to If, with div. The official p rice was 89k to , with div. The official busineu report is as follows :—Three per Cent. COIIIIOI3, for money, 891, ; ditto for acoouet, 88, ; Three pec Ceuta. Reduced, 87i, I ; New Three per Conte., 871, I ; Bank Stock, 248, 250 ; ladle Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866 1 ; ditto Boyd*, 18s. prem. ; Five ea, per Ce n t ." aniseed " rupee paper, 1011. The government broker bought to dos 20,0004 New Three per Cents. teethe sinking fund. Indian Government Securities were well sup ported. India Bonds were marked Ifie. prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted es. to 2e. dia., and the June 9s. to 4s. die., showing no alteration. Some of the speculative foreign stocks were ether weaker. Mexican and New Granada, "en all," and Deferred Bonds declined /to per cent.; and New Granada Two per Cents., as well as Spanish Three per Conte. and Busman old Five per Cents., 1. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates were quoted lower during part of the day, but re covered at the close, and left off 1 per cent. better th an yesterday. There was also an improvement of 1 per oent. in Egyptian Bonds of the first loan, and Turkish of 1858. BRAZILIAN A CBIRTUG Y.)UESE BANK. (DA A special general meeting of the shareholders of this bank was held today at soca, at the oßaes of the bank, St. lielen's-place ; Mr. 0. T. BROOKING ins the chair. The report, which has already been pubhed, was adopted unanimously, the chairman explaining that, but for the abscond in g of an accountant appointed t mister by the special commission' of the bankrup 'in Bio, the profit made by the bank during the past six maths, after replacing 19.7161. for the purpose of reinstating the original capital. would have enabled him to declare an interim dividend of 3 per sent As it was. they had made a net profit of LOOM. bat they did not think it advisable in the 'bristlier fiactuatioas of the currency to declare •• dividend at pre sent. fie took notice of the euspeasion of cash paymeets by the National Bank of Brazil, attributable to looking up the capital is long loses, and stated that owing to the can. Mous nisoageraent of this bank in Brasil all its securitiee were available, and they had entirely outlined themselves to l e gitimate banking business. Their profits might come is a little slower in consequence, but the institution was thus placed on • mach safer end sounder basis than those which adopted another course. The shareholders !apnoea general satisfaction atithe statement, and a cordial rota of thanks was given to the ohairmaa and directors. . Teo being taken when our raped IRATE AND DIVORCE. Ise Judge Ordroarr.) ILSE. —SPIC L JUST. te, kr. Kerslake, Q.C., sad Dr. aitr ; Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., sad Dr. A young man named Statham was yesterday comm itted for trial by the Liverp ool magistrates for embezzling 2,5001., Use property of Mews, Hyland, cotton brokers, in whose service be had been. The prisomm obtained the mosey by a false represents and then absconded with a ballet dancer. lie wax captured in Switzerland by a Liverpool detective, who bed followed in the disguise of a priest ; 2,3001. al the money has best recovered. His companion wan discharged. While on the costinsot Statham sod the young lady, though they did sot spend more than 2001. appear to have bad their full masers of enjoyment in the sense of. display. At Milan they mused as " Lord and Lady Austin," and at Nice they were in the habit of driving about in a cos& and four. At Naples on the 25th there were 41 oases of cholera sad 35 deaths, and in the neighbouring oommases 19 cams and 12 deaths. • daughter of a widow lady named hire. A long time ego she bid the respondent, who DM De at Manchester. The families ste with each other, but the l to ripen into a formal ewrlP• was intended for his tattooed; pee. it, he had toe* to sea for five or six be renewed his connexion with the 2nd of March, 1864, thq Tors sot pet no money into settlement. ▪ fortune of 14,000 i. The martian irdently desired by both parties, o _ ‘ _! . and in the October following so. er husband. In cooesqueace of as the learned counsel, the monoxide e, which wee • simple traverse of the e. Milne to prove her man *IP as bad • count-. oharp .... -- wait_ "peke Fortune, one of the railway *Meese, for bellial 1 Waimea toward' Hr. Heiberg, one et Ids ists, • Kee- The Vienna correspondent of the Times th,- %sr c i midoubted respeetebnitr, sad Midis. a high that by order of the Emperor the ass of gas-cotton by the Puttioe as a merchant in the metropolis. He, thereto'''. Austrian artillery sad corps of engineers is prohibited. If lik6i lie h oo d ith : ettiiim9 for it:mumeeshiseredirta that officer te the sotto, sow on band cannot sops be sold it is to be de la stroyed. A few years ago 40 batteries of eight guns were mart te prove the attar. Mt. Wrobrysh rented •MIMING. is eight whist Ye. made, all of which were to be charged with gtos-sottos Potosi' lad it wee wryer; upon him is mark instead of powder, sad now they must be recast. ?be vitt'. di." Iglisll the defeedemte wee than Pewee" Captain Semmes, of the Alabama, is practising _Robert Fortune, an Inspector is the ierriel of the South l aw is the all" of Alabama. ?store Railw, said that a little Ware 9es &tricky The population of the state of Massachusetts is he saw th e a "main" at the tamale= et le ledee- i 1,267 329-.36.263 mere than It bad its 18110 . The amber g ala. seder the lafisenee of Num. They had another .., lewd. ...„.... the obo o o I, 248 , 637. with them, who was very &ask. He watched "" . "-- " N ov . sad saw them go to the retreshmest-har, where they OOIITEteIIPTON, M 29.—The Union Company's Vail wise, but the deftod•st &Oen didr, sot &hat his screw steamer Natal, which mailed hewn on the 23rd inst. threw it away. They rolled about among the pm. t o . ob e c ops o y G oo d Raps, haa put bash hi Portissd lattert and witness went to them aad ripetoestrek4 -- ebb them, when they went Weide to • cab. He believed *met "hem of weather.—Batter's Telegrams. htel l...Neliton sot on the boa of the cab aid threw • panel So far as returns are now received, it appears ..s. They all became very riotous, whets be told them that ten chymous, of various deno ta isatioce, were it tad rtt:gdid sot leave the stalks they would be ejected. to the htmerecbutette How of Representatives !set T esu. iia l said be should not go without his wool, whim &I.—Boston (U.S.) paper. Blackpool, farmer, deposed to the peUtioner on th se gi le wee haymaking and ewe the Setts. as there saw s • T / phaeton. She ran across the o wu with her drove his ante. pul her. She ma out of his way a. and se Us would not pt the Alan= drove off to Blaolrot eleu ° ' loot ; sad witness had au setet• s MKS the petiticuer and bower, is the employasserre emalsat his evidecos. The respoedeat reared with all the might be he WI. tap mad to the petitkmer ;be teapot) eat was always tint moss time cmos say that She was always playing to Ira" . ▪ heehttsbaad Blued her so amok that h bun. He was always tbreatealag INC lames. Witness at last collected the ad attempted to get her away. Th , beard of it, sod fora long limo he Re pushed her hack into the room. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osoos. •••• There is little business in the railway market to-day, apart from that connected with the fort nightly 1103 settlement. Lancashire and Yorkshire and ssaa Midland stocks, however, are in good demand, and have risen 3 to 1 per cent., respectively. Lon doa and North Western has also improved 1. Great Eastern continues fiat, and has further e .; receded it. 1111%0 London and North Western stock is now CI quoted 1261 to 1 ; Great Western, 621 to soo,g 631 ; Midland, 1251 to 126 . L anc ashire and lum Yorkshire, 1231 to ; Soak Yorkshire, isetern, 79/ to 1 ; 44 Great Eastern, 451 to 46/ ; Caledonian„ 126 to 127 ; Metropolitan, 138& to 136 ; London and South Western, 961 to 97 ; Great Northern, 128 iroil to 129 ; ditto A, 149 to 1 . The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of rw Canada have improved, and Great Indian Penin sula, and Buffalo and Lake Rayon are inquired for. On the other hand, Great Western of Canada shares show dulness. Foreign lines are inactive. 01DINLIN Ramos AND 5100116. I ra. I ataxia. 1 T ckt e l Cm 1 mak• 40 ' 44 p.a. 10 111401 mad 10044.... 2 =wiz 5g . " ..... 7... L . .1 MO Wow. selli.Wasises SW avasi limirs Ord. IL ma Do. 11. aog. Wk., No.l /0 (1000101110410•4 WO 0001100044. 114 Do.i I A no. so dtv.aw 10 IDo.II 7 11111 p. 0.10041 is 100 Do. NOW. 111 L at opa AO D 0.0041. Dot E 0.11440 IN 0. 000* 4104. OM) WO linal Woules ........ 100 De.0400d.0011411 WO Do. Om* 0140 WA Do. W. W.—Oxford 10 Do. Do. 17: . = 10 Do. Do. 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N !Now Oman Wales 10 'Now I Wand (Uattat) la 'North Wooten 10 ,Oriontol Hank flortawn Oriont•Cam.N.Llato o .o 20 , Do. do. istottr. 101 Do. do. lata.C. 60 ittortn.Dantaduory.( l . 10 Do. do. IN hooka el tadond IS Do. de 19 4046. tont, arDollg(L 11211 t Jamlotilo Ha Ora& at 11.1. Africa 101 Do. da. ka. atOpna N Mai OD •0002•110 ISO Italwa at Wart atm) N gain at Lake MOLL I N.l Dona. erlsd Weil,ineati ag D India . \WI ilookul Londoist.l4.E•Aarb 1011 thousgAos tM urrey Commercial COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sw =Aar= AND rirricesstiowsr, TILIGRAPIL) (MN OUR ows oosassrossarr.) Market opens very strolls with harciesing prices for Atosrisua sad Egyptian. Sales will amount to about 15,000 ar 20,000 MARY-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of E 041611 wheat were my moderate and, geserolly speaking, in but middlieg erieditioa. FM simples moved off slowly, at about Monday's prices, whilst inferior qualities oommaaded 'tersely any snootier. At the *lose of Mims a ohm saes al the steeds had not been effected. The quantity of foreigu wheat on offer wu by cro mem large ; nevertheless the trade was decidedly quiet. In the eunuchs, however, Do quotable change took plies. The damned fee floating cargoes of grain wes inactive at about late rates. Barley, the show of which wee tolerably good, was in as limited request. =shin panels were hold for much money as osi Monday ; but the value of other do seriptiose was barely supported. Malt met a slow sale on former terms. We were well supplied with into. The oat trade ruled steady at late rotes. Beans changed hands steadily, at full quotatiorit. The supply was mall. In peas a good business was psesing,.at quite previous currencies. TiO4 show of samples wee limited. The transactions in flour were to a fair sated, at about swl olathe wrt a. the seed trade may be considered steady, st unaltered enmities. Cakes retied dam, on former terms. PRICES. SWUM rev Qr . Wile. 2. 1144•1,K0nt, rod, old 44 46 to 4to 61 6 1 new ' 6o.w/di*, old ea 10 ea „ new 42 10 411 Norio% and Lincoln rod, old LW= IffalUng meanies Gri n iing 27 to 20 imam Norfolk, and Naftali 66 to 45 Kingston and Ware W Brows OA IL I. a. Boatel= WY, l6 le aa Se I• IS . Ws* WYK - 1t to 'Mk 4O to 43 Harrow Pigeon 4l to SO PIM STL . New SI to Sti iitgllab, feed . . potato to SO sco'ice. toed 2 l to 26 Foatmae. Per Qr. I. a. CIENAT. Diable sad tally bag 47 to 69 Itcotock & Mock Wis burg 44 to 66 Denial 43 to 44 &simian. hard , sob 4m:wk.'s. red yid:. •• aaasai ' Grinding 24 to 24 Mulling Melting 0429. Dutch brewing feeding ARRIVALS of F ROM eka. I: CAMILLO; FROM NOV. 25 MINBB.-(THIS DA I'J --- - Two o'Ozooz. In the mining market to-day attention is almost exclusively directed to the settlement of the fort nightly atuount, and little other business is going for ward. West Caradon and South Darren shares are inquired for, while Chiverton Moor have declined. Some of the pmeat quotations are as follows : —West Caradon, 104 to 114 ; South Darren, li to 24 ; Chiverton Moor, 44 to I North Treskerby, 3to 4 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 214 to 224 ; East Cordon, 9 to 4; West Chiverton, 76 to 78 ; and Great Busy, 4 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change, but Frontino and Bolivia are fiat. The Froutino and Bolivia (South American) Gold Mining Company have received by the West India packet a remittance of 260 ounces of gold, of which 180 are from Bolivia, and 80 from Frontino. Captain Goyen fully confirms his previous state ments with regard to the future prospects, notwith standing the alight reduction in the yield of gold. COAL MARILKT.—(THIS DAY.) will Eed Bottom, lOL 6d.; Walls Lad Ilassall, 206. ed. Wells Fad Sou* Saitees. Ns. id. ; Walla End Fi at Hartlepool. 9Ds. 3d.. Wells Eed Hartle- M 195.205. 341. ; Walls led Braddyis Beate% OA; End Terkel, ; Sadao Hartley. 19a. dd. ; II satiate Hartley, 19s. 6d.--Illdps at 'sal loot, 11 ; at saa. 115. PROTISOIAL SEARS mascsra Ltengeoon, Noe. M.- 1N tee•ft : twatlestees. 6611 ditto, new aoodint, 04 4-ONM Weeteew, 0: ditto, sew as couat, 614-temeedlne ead Iredalere, Dew ateotit o Z . Loaded aid Nadi 17wiewes. 1164 1 f a t:elita ire eew 64 ? 64-311ancieeter, lbeisid,, sad , SO jr-Moiro rlitad. 104-111004 1164-Nceek Nesters Nelda. Lidiale, 0 -lidded New dd. 6 per cent, inderente. I gi.-Baßato au Lake &Baron, 6 646 : ditto, gnaw aceoent, _64-Biailio and Lake Huron 7 per oat. Prefer/WA . Weed dna _Cr di - 07 end Trunk ot Canada 04 4I: ditto, lOW ealeni. lie 1 ta V i iSI6 i 30 tee ge-Oesed Treek d Canada 11 pee can re ference dock, en4MA new eardeat. al-U... 210 d Notes 610 Bootie 60 l-Dutch itheadeb,64-donat Lwolinnowg , lee_ _ _ _. ditto. new amount. 16 i1.16-eambre tad Levee di-00" B. chaos. Bank (Lbafted), new econat, 1846 4 d.-Migeantie and Et:lunge Beek (Ladled), seer seaside. I 9.46 4.-alblon Nerdy (Lidded), iA. BROW aad renege Merino (1 01 0 1 0 4 )! new senotilli, II p.-Liaios Lades (11100 ( IL I IL -416000 Reda (Lldted), 4; ditp.to, new weed; 4 a 1.141 d. -West Spas Psa and Ss Stem, IS SlAscsrprras, woy. PL-A good telltines wee dank sad Woes lave been SM. Buffalo lad Wm Urea, nett son:eat, il 1-141 -Coaeolitiatod Beak (1,60( 1 ). 6 p.-ildee, nest wilenn o AL t i. need Itaetwra, :sodi ego. Oh CI, II 11411-oenet Luxor Doer& sad scapulae, 164 i—anst , Iteeliere A, out It 1-Ocand Trask ot ceeada, IN Ki SOISIV=I7O3 if 11i OD 29P 0 nil 901111-Oreet:V ar i ; account, 171-1111aols, Eit : nett tiftleseaddre eel Yornanire, lini : wed aeonst, ten 1-i. (Into, LPL Ted. 4 p.—Laides sad Borth 1 1 7edeell, 00 aennelat 7 27 _, - . ll * elneeter, Ilitellidd, and It Seen esoweete___.,_negle .. 11- Intle kin 90 tOO.O O . lel' • 61414 1_ 91 t 4 I ca meo Vto47.oeVioonsraVe.allttti=g ilisackeeteir Soildin, Ip. Wok. tat Maccleredd Camel, -Alawiewelor doll. Osispity. sod doom* It p.-doseso dad Idssaikplidd 880 1 1wat di• litadnicieen, Yoe. T h e tolletelerg selle wen: spansil toss to -day Seeress Was.ss ua disor ViliNf m... .. i . L aggi n t i t t . 7 . 6 t Loris' 1 = . 4 preen went - Old 17eto sl -- - Ilit7 - sdision illiPs. I. Its. let sad Itaattre Katd at 1 dia Sam/ *gaged at 9 -Bleb Maid leak et 104- litee, ^i•ee A, i664-elett Weliteendeples Gee at 164 per Fosztow-orncs, Nov 27.—The Queen hes been pleased to approve of Yr. Richard Junes Hawkins as Coo ed ►t Kireestres, Jareetee, for his Royal Highness the Greed Doke of Oldoebozok.—Gareffe. ....,.:.., . le keelllo el eel st. ea. .6. ; 101 143 44? 1 - am 102 ►K 49 ft 5719TTer 3 201 • 5 los 4 . 6.p0l , pm , i 4 2ar i 5 19 It MI 70 tte 11 110 M we we Ai I 4 4 46 e L b 4 10 01 ib isr IC Sidis I IMa 46 50 46 50 106 111 41 65 au, r. .. 34 . 1 . .4., .1 _ Ask K Ag A ti di 3P-171 II as tO 19 19 ti I - i os - to oit 8 0 to of 141,4 Or Ply m 4 i s Ir o 0 8 bum 43 1 p 0 si Om 3 $ lB pa 4 tt Ili 34 / 79 be 60 61 , 16 8 178 Lib or • lU oat 1 4 vr 91 td 1 2 pm 1 pa te Cam :1 12 • 15164 aI S 21844 7 9 19 84 1 I 17 711 CI 44 I;4s ICI on i 4 57 0 51 I liits disoar 16 Oi 6 2 I dia l 76 11 20 2 ) tl 4lB El Si 11 ll -4 4 ii Us i‘ IS li 7 e 177 Us Ms IS 76 S lOm 1111 77 I I 1 MONEY MARKET -(TEM DAY•) Two oKkOOO. The funds to-day are dell, at yesterday's rednc- I tion. In the other maitkeb attention is still chiefly occupied with the hall -monthly settlement, , which will be completed to-borrow. Prices, on the whole, are fairly supported. Two or three of the chief home railways have advanced. As regards foreign stocks, the feature is a fresh rise in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, especially the latter. There is a fair demand for money to-day ; and the rate for the beet paper is steady, at 5 to 6 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is 41 to 5 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Hr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente(' opened at 68f r. 45c., being per cent. lower. The government broker has bought to-day 20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, with] div., for money, and 87 to 88, ez div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, f , 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 88 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, a ; New Three per Cents., 871,1, f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106 f, 105. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in renewed demand ; the former have risen I, and the latter about; percent. Mexican Bonds are slightly firmer, and Turkish Conaolidds rather fiat. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:—(beet, 171 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to f ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; Turkish Congo/ides, 48 to f ; and Mexican, 251 to 26. 2imetions are reecided as follows :—Brazil 1863, 68 ; ditto 1865, 751; ditto scrip, 3, 21 prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 1001. Bonds, 921, 1 Greek, for account, 171 ; Italian, 1861, for ac count, 64, 1 ; Mexican, for account, 26, 51; ditto 1864, 241 ; Peruvian, 1865, 74 ; Portuguese, 1856, etc., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1822, 90 ; ditto, 1850, 891 ; ditto, 1859, 541; ditto, 1862, 891, ; Spanish, for account, 441 ; ditto New De ferred, 38 ; ditto account, 371 ; ditto Passive, for account, 281, 9 ; ditto Certificates, 15 ; ditto for account, 15k, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, 75 ; ditto 1862, 741, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 76, 1, 41,4 ; ; dit ditto, 1865, 431, 4, 31 ; ditto account, 44i, to, 100/. Bonds, 44. American securities show no change. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 641 to 1; Illinois, 83 to ; Brie, 57 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Gr eat Western deben tures, 831 to 841. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to I prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 41 to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 41 to 1 prem. ; Overen, Gurney, and Company , 61 to 7 prem. ; and liud son's Bay, 16 to 1. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Compan y are quoted Ito prem. ; Bank of to 21 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Swediah Steel and Iron, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Naples Public Works, 4to prem. The steamer Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 372,0001. in specie. Per et. Oros J . ST to 40 42 N to Boilers ___ FOUR O'CLOcK. Consols remain fiat, at 89k to f, with div., for money, and 87i to 88, ex div., for the account. About 42,0001. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. The subscription for the Austrian Loan, for up wards of fourteen mid a half millions sterling in stock, was closed on Mond a y evening, according to the understanding in the prospectus, the applica tions being in excess of the amount to be allotted. It seems, however, that only a moderate amount has been taken in this country, the bulk of the sub scriptions being in Paris and other continental markets. No transactions appear to have taken place in the scrip. A meeting of the holders of Mexican Deferred Bonds is convened for the Ist December at the London Tavern, " for the purpose of making some arrangement for facilitating the approaching con version." There being at present little demand for the East, the market both for bar silver and Mexican dollars is fiat, prices being respectively ss. I}d. to 56. 11d. and 4a. 111 d. The latter price represents the in trinsic value of Mexican dollars as silver ' and the supplies of this coin which now come to band an consequently being melted into bars. 1, 0 • I fs C l - 2 -20 I caa , . On Change yesterday a fternoon the chief in -1i)—.... .wn PRICES OF agliff, quiries were for bills on Vienna and Trieste , b ut —..st the rates generally . were much the same as on Friday last. Subjoined is the usual list : Amsterdam. 3 months, 12.11 to 2 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 to 19; mosuedam, 3 moon*, 12.11 to 2; Antos* , 3 months, 25.30 to 55 ; Heather& ms. tone°, 3 mouths, 13.9 3 / 4 to I ; Par., 3 days, 25.10 to 17 3 / 4 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 43 ; Frankfort-oe•tha-Maias, A meths, 120 e to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 =outfit, 30 3 / 4 to 3 / 4 ; Timms, e. do., 3 months, 11621 to 7 3 / 4 ; Tri p ditto, 3 mouths, 11621 to 7 3 / 4 ; Magid. 3 mouth; 47 to i,• Oadis, * Months, 48 to 3 / 4 ; Lesbos. 3 months, 25.80 tont ; Gleam, 3 months, 25.60 to 62 3 / 4 • Milan. 2 months, 26.60 to 62 3 / 4 ; tholes, 3 months, 25. ' 60 to 621: Palevegs. 3 mouths, 25.60 to 621: Merits, 3 mouths, B'l.oo to 62 3 / 4 ; Lisboa, 90 days. 511 to 1; Oporto. 90 days, 51 3 / 4 to I. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week ao increase of 4711. over the oorrespoad ing week of last year. A meeting of the Hudson's Bay Company took place yesterday. Sir Edmund Head occupied the chair, and in the course of his remarks assured the holders that the company's pyo.l sports in general, and as regards the fur I trade io particular, are most promisiug—better than he had known them to be since his owns°. tion with the undertaking. No negotiations are iti progress for the sale of the company's ter ritory to the Canadian government, but any pro wird emanating from that source will be wandered. The land sold in Vancouver's Island has realised 34,584 dole., but there is not much prospect at pre sent of a large portion being sold there mikes there should be a fresh discovery of gold. _._ Morrison moved the resolution and bye-law adopted WlWl:nog Cairns, Nov. 25. This day had lat the shareholders' meeting on Friday last ; but, audisace of her Maiesty ; The Marquis de Molise, Esau, i alter some discussion, both were withdraws, and Sp in, and Minister Pleuipoteutisry from the Questa 1 one appointing Mr. Quitter and Mr. E. W. Watkin, 1 of Spain, to deliver his credentials ; and Moosieur Aden., I M . P., auditors, was adopted. The governor a I Minister resident from the Republic of Hayt i, to deliver his credostials, to which audiences they were rernootivelv committee were re-elected. The committee nom- introduced by the Earl of otareodoo, E.G., her Majesty's mended the same interim dividend as has been pre- 1 Priacipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. —Garage. viously paid. Hussar afro Arriaoss.—Whyte Melville car- Mr. Thomas Gooch, of the firm of Gooch and I I hardy understands a horse, and writes of him like a was . Colleens, has been elected a director of the ] who doss so. %sally MO. Kr. Surtee s, the author of ' Bank of London, in the room of his father, lately 1 .. Soapy Swap. sue'othsr works of that order ; b e hit. i deceased, and Mr. Falconer Larkworthy, managing, eir the salient potpie et seat Peteleetee stele el a hens Ia a 1 director of the Bank of New Zealand, has been way that e r mare convention' ksowlodge could supply. You see that the man hum ridden ; bat the majority a i elected to fill the vacancy on the board caused by Betiov•irriten display the sort of i that would set i the retirement of Mr. J. E. Anderdon. a group of otabloohol s is a mews= laughter• Th e ; A special meeting of the Great Eastern Railway I fact i' , the author I. net %Una', a horsemen' or with°. Company is called for the 13th December, for the the horseman is sot usually a writer. Your man of letters of my Do kb stout towtowlmta cob, as j ot , purpose of authorising the raising on mortegs over the DoWSS at Berg, or perhaps may steal various sums, as provided by tee oompaars sates! alr Motion-row or a ismaittleg waterer with a and to sanction a lease of the London and Bleak. toad ettarsetir od Ao "air bat to ' , mol t • wall Railway to this undertaking. 33"31bd• utmr•l e " Wi. *37"'Vlul" bred* with I An extraordinary general meeting of the Lustre a light bead and a powerful guilder, fully equal to li e n fo „ rt „,,,, au", and f aa a i s any ma sks , „A d o hi m matt MO - time Laud, and Fiona. Company (Li... 1 sure a ass.sworer latest's * " het &Mee' yoall dory beep mited) is collator the Bth December, when a divi- ; of him at the Garrick take my word fnr h. You'll lied dead is to be declared. The meeting will then be sores mostenort, a stray erteteter, row and thus a verr called up on to alter the articles of emaciation. tolerable boating man. amegget the writs' ; but there IN • It is aotified that the certificates of the new ions eeet k o nom hine ,, ttee a —Z i t Itu t tiee tb i e s d a il e y ri illsde r . = l d 1n 1 "babitohlejttte teel of shares of the Credit Frasier and Mobilise of as. Let no sea quote Byres to toe--be wee a t EnlisadOimited) can Dow be obtained in exehe 3 B B ° b l ed rider the robe mars Imam, highly trains& sad be for the letters of alleissoLasbeakeirs' resoli!.. i rods them without judgment, sod ill. Scott sauntered Renter's Telegram Company (Limited) have just about Ce as Highland P mv end "'vat Fe•t••did t• etas " o ned a branch of fi ce at Alexandria. I forbear to talk at my aentemporaries : but what • hat of P iseepablee Gould 1 give if I oily threw off my reserve !__ I t appears from the preparations yesterday for the Blackwood'i Magazine for December. fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, Tows ousas, will a to 443 Mo. llowsohoist ST so $O 12 so 57 COSllliff Blossom sad Wolk oz shlo SS to 34 Peff Qr. OAT& I. I. Danieb and Swedish 21 to 26 Itnagas ..-. -. W. 11. Owl& O 36 to 42 WO= 4O to 42 1.3•5. Se to 40 le to 42 150145 C•3l. 31 to 36 Yellow FLOCS. Trench, pao rack .... St to BS to Ea Spanish. . St ratortam Pit brL tS tio ramaaa to 19 INTO LONDON. BY WATT' TO NOV. a INCLITSIVL ..era Barley. KW. OW. ma—. bra w. an. qrs. brio. 1661c2 lkaadikatak 10:0 PO W:. 116 0 .. 60 Tonics 1 WM 1916 -- .. 4510 .. no - w.ooi Ime IMO 200 4760 .. 1066 CONPADATIVE QUANTLFI2B AND PRICES OF GRAIN, 106 !BE 111111 IMMO I YOB TIM COU9IPOIIIIII B W WY. 15, 1666. LAST VEAL Qrs. Avenge. I Qrs. Average. Inert 70,904 .. 465. Id. I Wheat 79. 74, 006 .. DK 9 d. 111 .. 36e. 9d. Barley 76,782 .. Mc 06. Harts: ...... OaL ON . Us 9d. OW CM .. 19a. 6d. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BM:ILL—TIN market continues quiet, sod prior era rather irregular. Strong refining qualities mamma full rates, but other kinds ere rather cheaper. Ni public sales were held to.day. and privately only moderate Bales are reported. ineinding 5,000 begs of dared Manila, at 335. ; reined pieties ars is more active request, easier prices having been accepted . Dried goals quiet, bat steady. Cotta—Then is a firm market for all colonial daaarlp. Cam, at previous nue. Native small sold at 65a. ; good ordinary, 695. id. to 70s. 61.; fins ordinary, 725. 6d. Tae.—The market is ins, bat quiet. Rice, Rum, AND SALITZTWIL —No sales repoTted. Corroa.—With a renewed active demand prices sbow as advance of per lb. JUTS and Hint mations quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is qmiet at she following prime :—Town tallow, 51s. ed., sot cash ; Petersburg Y.O. os the spot, 495. J. to 491. ed. ; October to December. 495. ; De cember, 495. ; Jenuary, 495. 6cL ; Marsh. 508. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattoodeo and Smith report a good demand for all low sad medium qualities for the Loudon brewers. Old hops are also sought of tor at rather higher rates. Curacy Middling and East Keats, 100 e. to 140 s. to 200 a. ; Weald of Beets, 008. to 110 s. to 1308. ; Some; 755. to 95e. to 120 a. ; old olds, 18a. to 40.. ItiO\rll°iel•o soil .... 100 k INT