The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-16 00:00:00

e malf and salute the Spanish flag with twenty-one after which he wou ld state what satisfaction 1.-4 meld acc ept. The entire country of Chiment li In resen tment, and the g overn be ; lie d that Chili would not accede to Ad ,ecal Penis's demand. He immediately for ;id ult i ma t u m that hostile measu res ol d be a d op t e d on the following day. diploma tic corps met and afterwards sent a fie Isokaam protest to Persia against such high. boded doling with Chili. This proceeding °w i n ed a few hours' delay, but on the 24th omal Parole declared the blockade of all the gtilio n e , co ngress in both houses unanimously re fugia palsies ultimatum, and at once passed a de: battles of war with Spain. A loan of twenty xe d o ll ars was st th e same time authorised, o and nalitaited power granted to the executive for „jg t ro ops and procuring ships, &c., against lies th e. Men of all shades of opinion rallied administration, with a determination die t spain should not triumph over Chili. Moira Pareja addressed a circular to the con adar body in Valparaiso, allowing neutral vessels tea d a ys to discharge or load for neutral ports, in ' hick time all neutral ships must be clear of COP Ptti• It ja' expected Pareja would bombard the coast iota His fleet numbers eight ships. Is business an unprecedented panic was created, tad a run was made on the banks, who all sus pended cash payments. An application was at once made to Congress to e mbncies the issue of bank notes, and a million and s half of dollars was allowed to be issued on the cl arity of the capital of the banks. The merchants and residents have held meetings to induce their representatives, ministers, or con. m la to interfere for their protection. Un f or t un ately no foreign admiral or commodore bas been in Valparaiso during these occurrence*. The British barques Clifton Atosa and Athelstan, red the Hamburg barque Ricardo, arrived at y a ipazaiso, but were not permitted to enter the karbonr. The British ships West Australia, than Bedgwick, Elizabeth Hardgrove, and gd g b er t, and the French ship Napoleon Third, weeded in running the blockade. During the 10 days allowed before the blockade,every available noel was taken up with native produce, flour, ti. The Pacific Company's mail steamer was ,Vowed to enter under sp ecial permission. The anal force at Valparaiso was not considered suffi sat for the protection of British interests, the ,{mind being at Vancouver's Island, and Commo ace Harvey, of the Leander, in Callao Bay. he latter was deceived by Admiral Fareja s to his intentions on the departure of the Spanish et for Chili. Great dissatisfaction was expressed Valparaiso at the continued absence of the ;tender. The only British war vessels in that port ere the ships Mutine, Columbine, and Scout. he Leander was, however, hourly expected. Senor 'Una, late Spanish minister in Chili, arrived by *a Tasmania, having been recalled from hie post ; the Madrid Cabinet. The Pacific Company's steamer San Carlos was flowed to coal and take in provisions only at Val amino, and when she had finished was peremptorily ;deed from Chili= waters. The commander en vied a protest against this illegal treatment and malt to the British flag. Peru was much excited by the events in Chili. Valparaiso exchange on L:usdon, 461 to 46 toceinal. Bar silver and copper, no sales on ac sent of the blockade. - - THE INSURRECTIONS IN PERU AND -_ BOLIVIA. Prom Bolivia it is announced that General Mel- 1 : wnjo gained a victory over the revolutionists in Potod, taking many prisoners. He started thence Ix Lapaz at the head of his army. Some of the Indus of the revolution fled acroas the Andes. The revolution in Peru was expected to die out. Constant defections are taking place in the ranks. The troops were ill fed and clothed, and were becoming dispirited, and their leaders jealous of each other. The military governor in Arequipa had refused obedience to the revolutionary president. The British ship Leander sailed from Cellos for Valparaiso on the Bth. REDUCTION OF THE FRENCH ARMY. PARIS. Nov. 18. An imperial decree has been published to-day for the reduction of the army, of which the followini are the main points : Seven battalions of the Imperial Guard are to be abolished. The 6th squadron of the cavalry of the guard and of the line, 200 companies of the infantry of the line and 40 batteries of artillery are also to he abolished. The Carbineers, reduced to one regiment, will form a part of the guard. Some other reductions of less importance will also take place. Three new battalions of Algerian riflemen will be formed. The reduction will take place at the expirations of the various terms of service, until the strengths of the various regiments have reached the limit fixed by the decree. A portion of the vacancies will be given to officers whose poste have been abolished. The Moniteur of this morning announces that M. Delangle has been appointed Procurator-General of the Court of Caseation. ROME. ROME. Nov. 15. Baron Bach presented his lettere of real to the Pope to-day, and Baron Hubner handed in bis credentials to Lis Holiness. MAURITIUS MAIL. NARMLLEs, Nov. The hiessageries Imperiales steamer Peluse, arrived here at 4.30 this morning, with the Mauri tius and Reunion Mails. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE HANSI. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 16. r__. The North German Lloyd's steamer Hansa, from New York, passed the Needles at 11.20 a.m. to-day. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE MAID OF JUDAH. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 16. The Maid of Judah, from Sydney, on the 17th August, has arrived off this port and passed up Channel. She brings 140,000/. in sovereigns 10,000 ounces of gold dus t, and 3,650 ounces ok bar gold. Last night she was off the Eddystone about N.E. 25 miles. Jusricz IlLusuorow's Wm.—The will of Mr. i Leloll BALI or Fmk& —Yesterday 000nrrod one 0 3 Maass Moodier Helibertoo. formerly judge ot Der of the Impost saes. et fors arm mods is Ws arty. Six „rr _ I______2. l ------" LI I '' ------ Iklertr's Supreme Court of N o. Scotia. been ➢ mewed ' theasosd mink skink blimps' to Ow R Be/ CC"" a. I_ Iftl CL O m . 1 Wee la she London wart It i• doted the Ist of September, ' piny, width were braelbe &WS a few k dye WM 11 ", 5 4!1 -- sk. Nut nod wut .ut us _ 186.3 ;it is wary twist. sad in his own handwrg. Yr. 'to A. Hoare, at sine dollars a par, at_ s o oo3 a &IL 1 a W floeU Ds* I-- .- ••• Hal H a lett his red awl personal property to bis The dative en this lot a bilk ("1" 6 " " ratabi"• lA* el Loaweeerw.w too to ot tt 'ifs, & e a Harriet Halibertos, and she is emanated sole soriounted to 1.100 dola in gold.-81. Pouf (Mina.) ee. - •-• oraeotrtr. The pommel property woo won wrier GAOL • Pioneer, O. IL M. K. Oememeedel - . userlittely misted to ! m i n ima by the rem e Peal Bogle was (the to tell where he was pe shot them reveal ►i. ed dome. At the woe rebels were Bogged Le tows was yesterday t) one of the leaden belongs, was hanged c this morning, we ) was brought in by e, the woods conceded. red on the day of the loners confined in the tire clothing is coffered o who captured him, , George B. Clarke, a, George W. Gordon's i of the Bogies, wee diet examination by rebel. He was handed e tried by oonrt martial, from the bine Jackets is memory. Among the this morning is Duncan assisted Mary Ward in . Price. He was im. rer to the mi►itary wi th* Cavalry from Fes t Captain De Cordon, taptain Astwood, entered en, anumpt them S. B. Mors of the insurrection. 0,1865.10 o'clock a.m. st intelligeace l Pthared ley, of the St. Thomas Pr any) on attempting twice ich he was °Defined, was are blown out, and early reb-tesitor were gong into gives the following crested at Kingston : r sergeant of the Kinptea ditor of the Warrantee - Amon ; Rev. J. T. Roach , ocher ; Rev. J. H. Oro* made, Kingston Parades Rev. Palmer, baptist it Chapel ; A. R. Jeffries. t Royal ; Thomas Ham, Port Royal; Alexander r; William MoCormscir„ s Seligman. carpenter. waiter, her hiejesty's and Thotou Maws °, el denteere. — , at Kinpton from Brigs, at George William Gonlos on minutes pot 7 o'clock CLEG3.1119.) ITHAMPTON, Nov. 16. males eeems to be a ting from the arrest of who was to figure in natives on next mber of men, some been travelling the addregaing meetings cep, wrongs, telling 1 and ground down by people, and they deter from all the landowners, it, after killing all the to share the lands themselves. A leading ited for some crime, and e to arrest him be raised ortunately for the people Had the natives risen Inistmas, the whites and eople would have all pro- roope fought well, and by 'own the rebellion. els have been shot or nts give 400 as the num- L. Some most barbarous ated by the rebels, they and rude districts, almost rage 'state. Many of the were terribly mutilated. d of the rebel party, was ail brought in by the Ma ) dollars Laving been offered live. He was tried by court steamer sailed, and he being , will without doubt be ex*. ator of the rising, was tried th on the 21st., and hanged 5 been made in Kingston. om the latest and most reliable r been prevented from spread in a great measure subdued. aters, including most of the en killed or taken , and peace rpected to reign throughout packet. ps had arrived from Barbsdoern disturbed districts. Galatea left Dominica for ult. All was quiet at Kings eft. LATEST. *patch from General Nelson.) isil-quarters, Morant Ba 7, Oct 24. Paul Bogle, has been captured oder command of Colonel Fyfe. thwith begin. There is not o ping the punishment he so well ).m. Moses Bogle, brother of ge Craddock, secretary to Pall Laren, occasional secretor" , 94d Itain-general, a notorious rebels aul Bogle's son-in-law, and the ntered Mr. Lore's house, awa it lel Pyfe repor t s that he has er of the rebels armed with cut• me to give names. PEEN SPAIN AND CHILL SOUTHAUPTOI4, Nov. 16. received here per the Tasmanian ration of war between Spain and Pareja's arrival at Valparaiso ow day, he sent to the government of immediate satisfaction for the iit• Spain ; and if in four days the Impeded was not given, he wow me measures. d Admiral Pareja's prooedure woo at offensive to Chili, his deoPa l rm of an arbitrary and insulting landing that Chili should humble THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1865. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Benoo.—(Before Lord Chloe Baron Pollock, and Barons Bramwell, Mennen, sad Pigott.) CABs OP MADAK VALIMIN. Mr. Sedsant Simon said he had to move for a nil* call ing upon three &Morales to answer cartels affidavits and pay over certain monies to the person on whose behalf he ap plied. It was the usual iambi). to make motions of this kind early in the term, and for that reason be bad on a previous day mentioned the matter to the court in order to reserve his right to renew the application. He did so in the hope and expectation that their lordabipe would not again be troubled with oartaie other woosaffings now pending balm* them. Hs might at once state that this was the GaAs of Madame Valentin. (Here some members of the court laughed.) The Lord Chief Baron, in a most generous manner, suggested that the rule for a new trial should stand over with a view to a fair and proper settlement being brought about by negotiation. He (Yr. Sorjeant Simon) was sorry to say that all negotia. does had faded, and there was now no chance whatever of Ia settlement. Mr. Baron Bramwell—Then we shall have the cue again to-morrow. Mr. Saimaa Simon said he had admits which if there was nothing else peodlog is the same matter he should feel it his duty to read to their lordship,but as they retained a E. statement of facts which if the defendant Madams Valentin ' 4 ';* bad before known existed, she would undoubtedly bare ea brought forward at the trial, it eight be supposed that if he read them now he wished to 'Miura, the judgment ol the 2 learned barons on the rule fora DOW trial. Carr thee. 1 00 circumstances ha was in a peados of oonsiderable ember raiment. There was also soother ratios to be made in maid to some Brim Rastas, which were deposited by it, Madame Valentin. nada the oration and advice of hoc first en attorney, with a person rased Ledinski, who bad aura Crythiniailered with them. Sherd sow grayed settee IM court in the first instance at Paris roaming it . that the Bouillon had instituted • suit as to theme Banter, ti whir, would raise the some question as that in the action 94. pending in this court. These Beata have been seised. and it. under eircumst r ose which show that they have boon Bt. seized at the rarer and instigation of the attorsies on St. the ether aide. It was with the view of obtaining further st integration on the subject sad examining a banker's reek, 84 , which must moseraily be eompulsory, that he made the ga, present motion. Mr. Baron Bramwell—What do you writ us to do! Mr. Berjeant Simon—l leave the matter entirely in your Bt • lordship's hands. If you wish me sow to read the 5,4 . • devils lam prepared to do eo is supper of the motion. et. The Lord Chief Berm—Your object is to avoid having it hi„ hereafter said that you had made the motion with, a it. sinister drip, and to aceomplisk your purpose by a side 1 • wind. I think you have stated very gad reasons for not ,0 makiag the motion now , and the wart will probably allow It you to make it on another newton. Mr. Serjeant thank your trashing. It is the 9 desire of Mr. Lamm. the @Mirka for Madame Valentin, Se not to be odds pa to the =spires that he ia neglecting the I. interests of his dirt. St, !lotion polarised. tt. THE POLICE COURTS. IL& (THIS DAY.) II as 1 as ta5....... , .. - .—. DISGRLCZTOL CROILTI.—A BOY ctiATNED TO TIM FLOOR. j e John Riddle and Caroline Riddle, man and wife, were st. °barked before Mr. Barker with assaulting their son and St, him to the door. Si. ci lir &lope/field, solicitor. prosecuted ea behalf of the 81 . Society for the Protection of Women and Children; and Mr. a l . L. Lewis defended. the eau at so me sm. st. to Mr. Chipperfield opried sod said that the society in taking up it more than St. this cart to no wish to inflame it, nor to make what it wu. This was not like a stogie sot of ty, to but he should be able to prove more acts, andcruel that et. for three weeks the boy m question was literally sent about the house stark naked. When the dotes. dents were spoken to about the matter, all that they gave _ _ bitn was a piece of oilcloth to cover his nakedness. and having aa• stated that he ahould be able to prove that the boy had c o - 0 been chained to the floor, that be was kept without clothes, gt, and that he was not allowed two t jot° bed, he called 20 Police-constable Lewis, 99 i, said,that haringheard 201 that a boy was chained to the floor in a room at 3, Church 1 0 Place, Holloway, he went there sad found that such was I °° the cue. the boy being chained by the leg to a staple in the floor. The boy only had on a shut and one sock. He was s t lying on the floor, and he said he could not stand up, becaue too the'phain hurt him. He saw theme le defendant, and on St. telling him what he had seen, said the boy was very 8 2 . bad, and he intended to keep him there until the following s r day. There was no light nor fire in the room. lie (wit- lee uses) tried to unfasten the ring that was round the boy's on leg, but be could not. us Mrs. Holloway, the landlady of the house in which the toe defendants reside, said that about 2 o'clock on the after 100 noon of the 6th Lust. she went Into the defendant% room, ir , and saw the boy ohained to the floor. He had nothing on too him, and was then standing up. She went rep tee again about 9 in the evening and gave him St. some bread and butter. Mrs. Barnes oleo gave him food. 20 There was a little fire in the 'nth about eno ugh to 20 cover the bottom of the grate. There was ano ther boy in l t,'• the room with his clothes on . These was nothing in the St. room for the boy to lie upon. The boy had been previously 204 allowed to go about the house without his clothes, and sol i when he complained to his mothe r there was a Idea of oil. 100 cloth put round hie waits. He had known the father to 100 ma ke she boy sit up all night in the career of the room. s i t ! The boy had stopped out of a night. st. Mrs. Barnes said she went into the tier defeedue room st. with Mn. Holloway, at about 2 o'clock in the anoo to and maw the boy chained to the floor. The boy was naked, St. with the exception of hie shirt and socks. She went up b 0 again, and the boy wee lying down on the floor. She gave r t : St. the boy some bread sod butter. Mr. Lewis asked for the dismissal of the 01/111, and co n- j, tended that though the boy St. was chained to the floor, it St. was b ec ause be was in the habit of rann i eg awa y . Witnesses were called who had known the male defen dant for years as an honest, sober, and industrious man, and they had always known him to be very kind to hit c hildren. ifei Mr. Barker discharged the female defendant, and ordered 60, the mu to pay a See of 200, which vas at once paid. to, ig ____---_- -- r l--- -____ 10, 10, KO ___ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE {BT ZIACTILIC numura.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Doacybrook Beeper • • Naiad ... Moslmi Miss Williams 1 I 11, , 10, 40, 10,000 16. 00 1 0.1:0) 17.0 61 Ker* 68 W 101 i O tee ti 6 8 k 10 11 Ti 0 0 vE 100 To Ti 101 103 102 1(3 106 106 Ei ss ss 00 se 61 IT se so n as 1 0 fly ITe 40 44 30 11 1 6 100 1 03 3 101 IC 17 17} >i 11.116 98 9 cti. 86 18 101} 104 as 68 88 90 K V 81 84 101 102 101+112 idle 101 102 I 7 On. asii. L \ ."....' :, Mord Lail. AS .. Dee. 0. Ow (LUNAR ) 1. .. Drakevalls SI .. lea BemeeS (Illapsi) • ,144 .. ,Ribst Osman . I !fart Cans Brae ,eoo .. \ 1 1:1 Grenville , ... Oulaaldake I ~ Rub Lova.... 000 . LW. Russell (Tsvlstk )' . ADS .: lOrambiss Is U. ASubyk ~600 A leresS, Lissy (Limited) ,000 .. likest South alga T 000 .. lElrsot Wheal sy Bu e.W IQ. W.ler Clialstoo) • • 15.• ire 1.14.0 t ill '101.17.6 ate SL lea 16.15.5 i 13.17.6 a. 106 .... ... g g $7O NO 1 11 21 IS 9 10 I i i .. 16/ 141 3 114 4 6 SI 11 1 4 1 4 "4 s: $7 le 6/ 61 7 9 if ilb 40 1$ 16 if 11 Two o'Cloos. The I ands today are firm, and though the business remains quiet, Consols show an improve ment of about 1-16 per cent. Home railway stock, in some cases are rather weaker, the chief decline being in Metropolitan. As regards foreign bonds, there is no feature of much im portance, with the exception of the continued heaviness of Greek. American securities are firm. The demand for copper mining shares continues active, and has been strengthened by the news just reoeived from Chili. The news from Jamaica by the packet just ar rived has tended to relieve the feeling of anxiety lately entertained. There is a fair average business in the discount market to-day, and the rate for the best paper is steady, at si to 7 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for loans, from day to day, on English government securities is 6 per vent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 681 r. 42c., showing an advance of } per cent. The government broker has bought about 30,000/. Three per Ceuta. Reduced foe the Sinking Fund. Consols are now quoted 894 to 1, with div., for money, and 88 to ft, ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money , 894, 1, 4 ; ditto for account, 884, ex. div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, i ; Bank Stock, 248, 250 ; India Stock, 216, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 106} ; ditto Four per Cent., 974. Greek bonds remain heavy, and show a fresh de -1 cline of } per cent. Other foreign stocks are steady. Mexican and T urkish Consolidia have improved 4 per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :--Greek, 17} to 184; Spanish Passive, 28} to } ; ditto Certificates, 13} to 14 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 1 prem. ; Turkish Con solidM 464 to 47 ; and Mexican, 264 to }. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazi- Egyptian, 931, 2} ; ditto Tian, 1865, 754, 6 : 1864, 91} ; ditto 1001. bonds, 914 ; Greek C ou pons, for account , 6 } ; Italian, 1865, for ac count. 78} ; Mexican, for account, 26 } , 4 , 4 ; ditto 1864, 244, 5} ; Portuguese, 1856, &a , 46, } ; Russian, 1850, 89 ; ditto 1862, 89, }, ex div. ; Sardinian, 76 ; Spanish, New Deferred, for account, 371, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 754, 75 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 79 ; ditto 1862, for account, 744, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75, 76 ; ditty. 1865, for account, 421, } ; Venezuela, 1864, 364. and United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway are 4 better, at 63} to 4 and 54 to } respectively. Illinois Railway shares are qu oted 811 to 1 Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 814 to 824 ex div. The Tasmania. from the West Indies, has brought 270,000/. in specie. International Financia l shares are now quoted 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 7 to } prem. ; Im F on pe- rial Merc an tile, 21 to 4 prem. ; Credi t tier and Mobilier of England, 3} to 1 prem., ex all' ditto New, 34 to! prem. ; General Ottoman, 2} to 4 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 7 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 15} to 4. The shares of the St- Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 1} to 2 prem. ; Penneylvanie. Lubri cating Oil Lands, 3 to 3} prem. ; Real Estate, 3to 4 prem. ; and Frederick Symons and Co., Ito 1} - IfirsavUle mods Yoot Denrna , Ilsowiret 11.1ny Las3lB)l , Mute Valley 4 Ilwyndy Iron Ore . , New eotow North &askew :: I N. Wl. Bumf (I nagsw) .. North Wlnal croft : = LIDIt nce iriAmm: . 18. Cr•••don Cleary ..Soutlx Cowdurrow I .. X W. Trapcin (fflogsn. 4.4.• in• 7.Le 1041:1 8:2:0 1 l&l&O SAILS Ina Croft I IVlgrs and Clogau. • West Basest (LiWish)• W. Grad= (Llakeard) • Wa Chimarton • :West Bat= !Wh. Eased (Mohlis) Wh. Buller (Buerldll) • kua(lieultem) Wh. Trotawhey PALL a.v.• $7 10 420 440 14 elk ate 10 11 19 IS 6 7 12 1: 42 E 6 190 190 40 1116 24 SS - 4 4 200 206 19 20 1 i 6 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Noithern 5 per own., 1104. Ditto 5 per mot. redeemable at 5 par cent. pm ~1055 to 4. North British 5 per cent., No. 1, 1065. North Eastern Stockton and Darlington B 6 per east. 31. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam. 94. Bahia and San Francisco Lim.), gam. per per cent., 144. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidio), 104. San Paulo (Limited) One. per cent, 174 to 4. South Austrian and Lombardo Venetian. 16 5. West Flanders, 75. MISCELLANEOUS MARES. Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 par cent. (Limited), 25, 3. Bombay Gas (Limited), 54, 6. Bombay Gas (Limited). (3rd inane), 35. My Offices (Limited). 74, 4. Commercial Union (Ineuranca), 74. Company of &Mout Merchants (Limited), 35. i • Continental Union Gas (Limited) (101. paid), 94. Credit Fancier and Mobilier of Peg. (Lim), 84, 4. Discount Corporation (Limited), 12. &ebb and Australian Copper, 14, 5. General Credit and Fiascos of London (Limited), 64. General Steam Navigation, 27. Number Iron Works, 44. ImperW Mercantile Credit Association lodise 75. lodise Carrying (Limited), 5. Joist Stock Nepotist (Limited). 84, 4. London Financial Association (Limited). 22. Millwall Freehold Land and Dock, 4, 34. National Discount Company (Limited), 165. Ocean Marine Insurance, 244. Ottoman Gas (Limited), 34. ()reread, Gurney, sad Co. ( male )Lim 4. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 24. Telegraph Construe. and Maintain. (Limited). 9, 4. Trust and Agency of Australasia (Limited), 25. United Kingdom Telegraph Comp. (Limited), 35, 4, 4 Universal Marine legumes (Limited). 4 4. Warrant tiII:ADM (Waited). 85. ONE'Y lAREBT,-(THIS DAL) i The Great Northern Railway tra ffi c return shows this week a decrease of 1,1321. compared with the corresponding week of last year ; the Great Eastern, lan increase of 2,198!. ;the Midland, an increase ot of 1 3001. 2,169/. • the Great W es tern, an increase , ; the London and North Western, an increase et 6,269/. ; and the Metropolitan, an increase of 6431. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railwawy of Canada for the week ending the 2Sth ult, en 30,2861. sterling, being 6,2361. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A general meeting of the Panama,New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited) is convened for the 24th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The Bombay Gas Company (Limited) have an nounced the half-yearly interest at the rate of 5 pee cent. per annum as payable on their shares on the Ist Dec. Creditors of the Metropolitan Paper Making Company (Limited) are required to send the parti culars of the i r claims t o the voluntary liquidator by the 10th Dec. Creditors of the Trent and Humber Ship Build ing Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the 2nd Dec., Vice-Chancellor Wood having ap pointed the 1 2 th Dec. for adjudicating upon them. With reference to the market for American Weell. titles, Messrs. E. F. Satterthwait• and Co. rep ort as follows : We have had Anse outlast stair amount of business ia the London market for wicaritles, and a redder able smart of governmeat stock has been takes of the market on contioental account, but without in any degree favourably affecting prices. Thins ean be so doubt that the useerisiety prevailing is tie grille mind r to the r litiol situatios of Bugles& and t o errs any ten dency to improvement. to ur Stare 5.20 Boo& close 63i to 1 ; Iffinois shares, 811 1 sad Hates, 64 to 4 4. Messrs. Baring Brothers sad Co. have announced the dividend due the Ist December on the Chaim Fonr-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan ; and Messrs. Rothschild, the dividend s on the Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Ceut . Loans of 1852, 1858, and 1860. Messrs. J. 11. Schroder and Co. have announced the half-yearly interest on the Cienfuegos and Villa ' Clara (Crba) Railroad Se ven p er Cent. Bonds. , It is rotified that the half-yearly drawing of • : bonds of the Turkish Loan of 1863 took plan' in - Paris on the 6th instant, and that hats of the num _ hers may be obta ined on application at the Impe lira Ottoman Bank. The following is from the Leeds Mercury We understand that Maier Jonas Joseph, sad CO.. woollen merchants, Aire-atreet, Leeds' s hav found it mow easy to cell their creditors together. liabilities of the firm are estimated at 40,000. r. ; and the lose will fall miner pally on hours is Dewsbury, Batley, Overt, mad Order The meeting will be held as Friday. Acoording to a correspon dent of Ryland's Iron Trade Circular, discoveries of petroleum bale actually been made in Flintahire. A meeting of the corn trade will be held to morrow at the Corn Exchange Subecriptionroo to take into consideration the nietage dues claimed by the corporation, and to raise • fund to resist the compulsory system of payment insisted upon. WIDIITLIDAT EvKrum Consols, which closed yesterday at 87/ to 88 ex div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after being alternately " buyers " and " sellers" atclosed at 87 15-16 to 88 1-16. Fee money the last price was 891 to 1, with div., being 1 higher than yesterday. : The official business report is as follows per Cent. Console, for monv, 891, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 871, 8% ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 1, 1 i New Three per Cents., 871, 4,1, 4 ; India Inve per Cent. stock, 1061, 104/ ; diftoonds, 14e. prem. The pi:rebus to-day by the government broker foe the sinking fund comprised 20,000/. Three per Cense. Reduced. India Government securities were quiet. India Bonds were marked 14 s. prem. The March chequer Bills Bills were quoted 6e . to 2s. dia., June Bs. to 4e. die., showing no alteration. In the foreign stock market the chief inquiries were for Mexican, the old bords rising 4 per cent., and those of 1864 l ig 4bere was also an improve ment of Ito 4 in tian, 4in Russian of 1860 and Spanish Deferred hree per Cents., and 1 in Spanish Certificates. Turkish Five per Cents. and the Consolidds fell 11 to 4 per cent. upon the issue of the notificntiou given below, but the Loan of 1854 was quoted rather better. The quotations for English copper were °lariat advanced today 101. per ton, both on raw and manufactured. Manufactured is now quoted 1011. ; beet selected, 1091. ; and tough cake and in C OU., 1061. A very large amount of business took place in foreign descriptions. Barra Basra and lisruads were dealt in at 1061. to 1071. ; Chili ingots, at 104.1. and Chili bars, at 95/. A farther r ise ia ex p ected. .0_ i prem. Business in the Stock Exchange shows no revival, and there is, in particular, a remarkable absence of investmenta on the part of the public, who seem to have a cautious regard to the uncertain prospects of the money market, or are satisfied with the rates now allowed for de p osits by the banks and discount establishments. Neither government stocks nor railway or other securities seem to have any power of attraction, and most of the brokers complain much of the want of orders. ust for- The General Cre dit Company have j warded to the Stock Exchange the follosiug trans lation of an official notice issued by the 'Turkish government, from which it appears that the period for sending in bonds of the internal debt for r ind for into the new Five per Cents. is extended until the 31st December next, without the deduction of 10 per cent. from t h e terms which was to have from yesterday. After the last c ome into force as f day of the year, however, the conversion is to be finally closed. It is satisfactory to notice that the overdue interest on the unconverted stocks will then be at once payable, together with interest on the amount from the date when it became due. We are informed th at u p to Tuesday evening the amount of the internal debt sent in for conversion had reached nearly 21,000,000/. sterling. (TILLNSLATION. Conversion and lJnifioation of the interval Debts of the Ottoman F.mpire.-offitial Notice.—The imperial govern moat,taing tato consideration the circumstances which have impeded the peogress of the m aimasion, principally the *cholera which has scourged Constantinople, and the se delay delay In the fabrication of the bonds of the general debt, has detormined not to enforce the reduction of ten per coot., which was applicable in virtue of the terms of the Article 11 of the law of the 19th (31st) Nara, 1865, to the securities presented for oneversiou after the period of three meths, and dying the second period of ones month and a half determiaed by mid article. In 000 sequence, the securities of the iaternal debt will continue to be received foe o oeversioa without reductioe tip to the 19th(31andst) Decem bee, 1865. es the same terms, is the same form, at the same phones as Wore. At the e xpiration of this last period the operations of the maiversion will be closed irre vocably. Five days after the definitive closing the coupons for ioterest due en the oon-000verted securities will be paid at o n t hose and the bearers will be retitled to lute rest on those (=pool, from their dee date to the day of pay- \ RaiLway C,oLuston.—Yesterday forenoon, a meet, at the rate of six per oust pew sasitia.-12emed) Aim, Oomeseskeer.—Nov. 15, 1865. collision of a rather seri ous nature occurred at the station on the L a hire and Yorkshire Compao.'s railway. An impress train starts hoes Silica: fee No bullion transactions took place at the Bank yesterday. It is believed that little gold will now Huddersfield at 1011) aux, peeler North Dean eel be taken tothat eetablishment, owing to the fiatnees Weed statues without steppes te take wo Paele= of the foreign exchanges. During the week kat stopping at Briahenss f ian ce asesesSers sad to 128,0001. has been sent in, and 10,000/. withdrawn t'skiss• Yistssday, the tl - P l i gtAd as °ma. than, however, ,befog In it wily about • damn for exportation. It ran at the anul rate down the ineline P r e ;ordk . The Ethiope, from the West Coast of Africa, haa 1 Dose and through Ellesi tassel, es swergieg tress brought about 27,000/. in gold dust and specie. 1 wit wit!" dr a w d.:."",.. ksP''s ass she hue so e;f2 The demand for silver for the East continues, \ e'°` ei sixty or mr,y lin dispallehathe ea is giee wee revelled. sad the driver (Our. Pickles, of Sowetby Bride) leaned oil the meal. Ths both for transmission vitt Southampton and Mar seilles, while the supply here is limited. «ado., however, was inevitable. The tender of the The biddings ((whine onlndia took pleoe yesterday \ eagles se the t wesesser tr,is was gate/ Alt, se* ss at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted it dished b!ateitt guard ssodesaahoor lee :urge were-44°11cutts: 26,313,4" fa. ; to Madras, 15,000 I trucis in adv utg lt of rt. i." Ae leader arse brok.o up. ts. ; and to Bombay, 10,00,000 ra. The minimum llt is very feet a usate that so few people wan is the pis. prise was as before, viz., Is. 110. on Calcutta and , eager orals. The follewlag is a Met el the person la. Madras ; and la. Ilid. on Bombay. Tenders on I jered :—wr. W. Niebolue. of the firm of Wm. Nicht:dem Calcutta and Madras at 2s. will receive in fall, and 1 sad Opus. estbliebtrs , BradsSl esti anr_the !ISM, ne. ant on Bombay 2e. Old. about 20 per cent. Above . aaff en eri . at . fumerm foeb . meors. m ta;liona; sad Soviet!, f ight pub these prices in fulL 'These results indicate some ; men, m a n ager vend teeth knocked oat, and eat as the further increase in the demand for the means of , c hi n ; Mr. Webster. Hoak& *ajar, to the else ; Mr. remittance to the East. I J ervia &aback, Paddock, clocceasies of the 'WM° ; Wm. The negotiations for the issue of t an Austrian 1 Berrey. b l i ttfe: a ellerd strd tbol cu ll Palteeter n...... psok trahl, lB% wresewisa the mac Loan in London are understood o have com- o e f t t it trite, off which be jellipri-widle it toss fa .et o s. pletely broken down. A disagreement having arisen ~,4 , ,,,, I o k .„ . ii .. 1.. t b, st a m , am em bed N. between the Austrian Minister of nano , and ; t a u see s a isi ; ilk - .:sga ipmeesecial * m aw. L L,..' the Messrs. Rothschild, who, in concert with don, eevere•hook to the eyeents. Than. Tem . also I. the Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., and the Anglo- I tee! Mrt•_o'lB",Mll_l_, _ ______ . __,lra , .._l.__, _ _ Austrian Bank, contemplated bringing it out, the Ir H _....t_ , t r V.7.7_••;;_17.•2_7.1 z.L....tif I ) .. r,r•L. loan has gone to the Paris market, and, it is said, Mr. • .. 7.1 . resesp747;juisa"'ir 07,:".tur"..7:48". will be brought out by a party there represented ad, was quickly (lathe spot, sad misdeed every swiss chiefly by the Comptoir d'Eacompte. It is rumoured ' paellas. A ion of Mho 'Oared were side to pr oN osedcbcere that the loan will take the form of a 5 per cent. Insil4=Buzawuraselaprosi istia.l9sna stock, and that the price of issue sill be 62 per 1 ~., _ . z..r_aL . rw 0 . 1 , iia_a .„._.otrower_lll..._,ZAßlTAllT__ .. 1:11 , .1119.... • cent. The amount is not precisely stated, but is believed to be 6,000,00 it being affirmed that , w w •_•: . •••'"/jeres L'''''' ia"'lnZrai.moTobwasa's27. is;:." this sum will place the Austrian government in a .7 i , l og woe m a kw amt b a dd . wb s , 93 ria of a d s to meet all its engagements. It is quite age s he i n stated her it which wee _sever set. sag al w ell that no velour's is to be bad to t h e London ! treekied bee s_reat deal, bat sin planteksad lima market in this matter, for it admits of question !Pa rar at Irrau/d the... 5 ._ _ ere q rd. *fie/ w _ oes whether the Austrian government can eonstitu- asxT,...L.'s " a L'ff ea ats: s. w iti ic=sof ibuits,eostatfames tl'asallY and 114w11/ rwila a loa n at all while the Fl r ile saws &best 70. N Tort Herald. th of whom are unwell, active Reishpratit is suspended. ter was el their rasa' . ------- SHARD LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'olool4 -. The railway market is fiat to-day, _and the ten- to ( dency of prioea downwards'. Great Northern and 12,1 Metropolitan stocks are especially heavy, and have declined } per cent. re s p ectivel y . Caledonian has /.,( also receded 1, Great Western and Lancashire and tts Yorkshire 1, and London and North Western and t , Midland A. 4' London and North Western stock is now — it 'A t quoted 1241 to 1 ; Great Western, 61* to e 62 ; Midland, 1241 to / ; Lancashire and 4.4 Yorkshire, 122 to * ; South Eastern, 79 to *; 4 Great Easters, 46* to I ; Caledonian i , 126 to Ls 127 ; Metropolitan, 136/ to } ; London and k, South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 128 to e A 129 ; ditto A, 1481 to 1. 10.1 Lombardo Venetian Railway shares have proved, and West Flander s are firm. Oa the as other hand, Canadian lines show flatness. 11.4 4 0, UItDINAILY mune AND aroma. Lit t situ.4a, to- 4 1 1 sm.'s'. 0 closing pries' 'Noma. - TAT 1275 SO 14 TO 13 1011 ut 48 7; 8 4 73 1 t 1 127 199 148 149 128 180 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& IMMO% Nov. 16.—Pal's today: Great Western. .... Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111§—Loudon and North Western. 1244 I—Manchester, Sheffield. end Lincoln, 604 4 § i f—M opolta, 1384 §—Buffalo and Lake Huron. al 5-18 S -16 t 3.160. 3.lB—Onind Trunk of Canada. SS 73 I 3 § Ditto Three per Cent. 4th pre. stock. Sl§ §—Great Wern of Canada. 174 1-18 Mercantile and Exchange Bank (LimiWd:, 45-16 & North and South Wales, 9,4—Hoyal Bank, 14—Albion Marine l ' art i i t.d e ielscap l 4. —hitAziisightamepeirusuCre7;e ti, -r.l 1/4„tilolaoLs—teAt (Limited) 1§ 9-16 .§ d.—Wed India ' and t'acifie . Steam, 11 p. stanCifeffrint. hoe. 18.—A good business was done, and prices were greedy. Alliance Bank (Limited), 84 p.—Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. almited), 3I p —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 61 t=onsolidated Bank Molted), 64 p.—!tries, 34 31 4—Great 464 4—Great Luaembourg, 143 13-18—Graud Trunk of Canada: 2. 71 1 4 3 1 14—Ditto 4th pre f., 321—Great Weaken of Canada, 17—Great Western, 6ii i - Lancashire and Yorkshire, MI —New ditto MS Te ter.. p.—London and North Western, 134.—Manchester and County Bank ;Limited), 41 p.—Manctester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 804 §—Metropolitan. 1381 1 4 M (Wean, 28 —Midland,ll4l —South Eastern,79—Bpsulah Passives. bil I—United States 5.20 Years' Bonds, 684—San Paulo 174 Rochdale Canal. 79—Canada New, 84 L—Overend, Gurne y. 74 p. SIRMISGIik/S NOT. IL —ne sales in this market to-dity were in Birmingham Banking Company' shares. 4301: Lloyds, Bank (Limited, at 91 pm. ; Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas. 281. shares, at IA : Gloucester Wages (Limited), at 111. Midenti Railway aoals aowo at *sat ao Ilia Binaltialtam Joint Stoat Banks, boas, at S 7: Mums Metal shares. at li tel 1 did} COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOLTRIS COTTON MARKET. ( DAY.) Orr LIAM= AND WrINNADLONAL nuccoura.) (TROY OUR OWN CORILISPONDINT.) The market continues quiet at receding prima Sales about 5,000 biles. Spasm Waco sod expoit 1,000 bilsi. MINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAT.) SUGAR.-The market continues quiet, but the bursar dons in West lochs has been at firm prices. No public sales were brought forward to-day. Refined prior continue in active request, at full rates, but for dried goods there is less inquiry, without change in value. Coma'.-The (loured for plantation Ceylon contle blics nes ver y active, and the libera l p arcels brought to pu sale have sold readily at the full valuation ; triage at Ms. to 675. 6 d. ; fine and fine ordinary, 735. to 775. CO. ; low middling and middling, 78s. &L to &Ss. Bd. ; good middling, Sin, to 96e. ; peaberry, 76e. to Ma COCOA has sold at full rates. Trinidad mixed and mid dling red, 68s. to 775. ; Grenada, 665. TZA.-The market retinues very firm. Run.-70 puncheons of Jamaica 'old at 3s. 6d. or low strengths, and at 3s. 9d. for common. 100 probers of Demerara at Is. Bd. to la. 9d. ; and 30 puncheons of Suri nam at 1,. 71.1. -1.000 bags of Neoranzie sold st 12s. Cra. Arid--TheSohcre is still • good demand for black pep per, sod firmer prior are paid. Singapore sold at 311 to 31d. ; Prang, 31d. ; traog sort ordinary to fair. 31 to 31d. ; white sort Singapore. 51d. Is. 3 Other spire rem ain fi rm. Mar, ordinary and middling._ d. to In. 7J.; good and fir, 2s. to 2s. 9d. Nutmegs, ordinary small to fair, lid. to Is. lid. ; good, 2.. 11d. ; pi mento, 3d. ; doves, Zanzibar, 31d. 31d. Fnuit-There is a good demand for all directions at full prices, except Turkey fig., which are rather lower, and the common sort of Valeria raisins, for which the and is lees native. SALTCECIL L -Khout 5,600 bap have been mold ; parcels now landing, at 255. 6d., floating terms. Refraction 51 on the spot, at 255. ; ref neer, 3/, at 21.. 3d. Corron continues dull of sale. Prices are again easier. JUTS has sold steadily at full rates : Rojectious, 10s.; common, 151. sa. to 181. 55.; medium, 181. 10s. to Z3l. 55.; good and tine, 241. 10s. to 251. ss. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted at 52i. net each ; Petersburg Y.C. on the 5..105. ; too torc h, December. 495. 6d. • December 49e . 64 . January to March, 50e. 3d. to 50e. ' 6d.; llama. 51a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of . besets, zed a slow teed.. Prices remain unaltered for choicest qualities, but for other kinds they am lower, and wend remain unsold. The 1 number of sheep ia about an average. The demand is very smell. and prima for all kinds are lower. Calves are mere Plentiful mid cheaper. Oar foreign supply consists of 1,570 besets, 5,765 sheep, 529 salves, and 135 pigs. d. s. 4 Pot woo. 44 SO& a. 4, a 4. Porto & oo el gibs ili 41 0 0 0 Bait .cob. Herald& 5 56 1 p 544 Bhor6horas -4 1 6 0 , Boot Loco-w 0015.... 510 6 2 Second goal. Wool@ 2 3 1 ro. do. Shorn .-0 0 0 0 Wass 3 6 2 Swes .* seems qua 44 6 I Pigs Bed Des at 6 0 4 Wet. -. . ... 00 0 0 Besets at market, 2,21 : sheep end lambs. 7,170 ; eaves. 660 , .- Digs, 174. -__- .".: SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. (T D e .) -- Mr. Charles James Poston reports trade st th fol. -- lowing prices --Prime meadow bay, 90a. to 1013 s.; superior - ditto, 105 e. to 115 a; rowers, 60e, to 1011 e. ; clover, old, •••• 100.. to 1365.; ditto, wood cat, 100 e. to 120 e.; slaw, 300. 45 _ to 40s. ..-.-•-•-•-•••-•'.. AN SIXPRIBS TRAIN IN PMTS.. --On Tuesday night, the seaseogers by the motet express train from Newcastle to Sunderland, on the North !motors beam& line bad • narrow steep. As the trate owed Closidea• lane stators, and when magas at the rot* of forty mike an boar it ram into • bone sad tart left standiss Woe the \ bee. The vehicle belonged to Mr. Robb. Hemet, potato merchant. who is gotog from Tyne Doek to Oradea. had to moss the railway co a leweL While he was optimist • gate to pass Omagh he left the terse sad eat stood/lag right across the milt, without taking the precaution to look alms the UM At that momen t the Maim MUNI sp. and, it being quite dark, the eoginentas was usable to tee the obstruction until right ape while The bores orss killed sad the earl smashed to pieces, tbe train itself with difficulty kept the Mau sod the peastingers expaskinood a notate }Alas. —Leeds Mercury. QUIZNSTOWN, Nov. The Inman steamer City of New York, from New York on the Ph inst.. arrived ben at six p.m. t 0.4117, with 207 palmtop's sad ' 22.930 dolt . to specie. She landed 39 pamengem, sad pro sesant at 6.16 p.a. for Livermoit , • MINES-(THIS DAIJ - _ Two o'Cwom. The mining market is extremely buoyant to day, and a very large amount of business is going forward, in consequence of the official rise of 101. per ton in the price of copper yesterday, combined with the news by the West India packet of the vigorous blockade by the Spanish fleet of the porta of Chili. As will be seen by reference to the isub joined list, quotations are again better :—Clifford Amalgamated, 231 to 241 ;NorthTreskerby, 31 to ; Camborne Veen ,15s. to Ms.; East Caradon, 9,1 to ; West Seto°, 185 to 195 ; West Caradon 121 to 13 ; Chiverton, 91 to 10 ; East Caro Brea,6l to / ; r Bertha, 12s. to 15s. ; Tinero ft , 19 to 20; last Grylk, 5 to 6 ; Great Vor, 351 to 36 ; Wheal Seton, 200 to 205 ; East Grenville, 31 to I ; and Wheal Gren ville, 4 to i. Cobra Copper shares are officially marked 28, and Cape Copper, 14, 131, and 141, showing a fresh rise in each case. Frontino and Bolivia bays been dealt in at 21 and 2; ; and Yudanamutana, at 11. It is notified that the share list of the (Manche Silver ?dining Company will be closed on Saturday next.-----"----'---- GROBY STAKES. 5 nu. GOLD CUP• 5 nua. NEWPORT GOLD CUP. Bradamante, Monism., Chronometer, Jupi are here. ter, Master Richard, Biked, Kin Williams, and Overture PAID FORFIErr. —Archimedes. COPELAND NURSERY. Mica Williams, Siva, Actea, Alberta, Caprice, Chrono meter, Lavinia e, Daiwa of Bt. Albans, Haphazard. Wallaby, Eugenie e. Locket Lao, V4oroas. Full Bloom, Kiug of Spades, Warwick. Kingmaker. Venturesome, Ti c kle, Mrs. Do, Belzoni , Venturer, RIM, Lady Vane , aid Northill are bore. Mellor, Stinger, and Manilla- PAT FOlLlirn. —Freedom. topalse. HAWKSTONE CUP. Plover, Pantaloon, and Target are bent. ILONO NER HURDLE. Principal, An Newt, Ain of Hear* Golden Cron, Darraot-Astbore, and Target are bare. Ex.ricren. —Roadster. ---- VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO T HE METROPOLIS. (THIS DAY.) This morning, at a quarter to 11 o'clock, her Majesty the Queen, ans.:manacled by their Royal High nesses the Crows Primo and Princess of Prussia, and Prin cess Helena, left W induct Culls for the metropolis. Her Majesty, it is expected, will return to the Castle early this afternoon. ----=---_ NESTING OF THS CROWN PRINCSOF PRUSSIA, THE COMTE DS PARIS. AND DUC DI MONT. ?WINS AT TSICKIINHAM. - TWICKENHAM, THURSDAY. Yesterday morning the Crown Prinoe of Prtumia left Wisdom Castle for Twickesb am, in order to meet the Comte and C an teen. de Paris at York Booms. His royal re stay at their reminesce, which is hi g hness, after a sh o s ituated early is the entre of the village, retuned to the Twickenham station, is the company of the Due de Wont peones and the Comte de Paria, a nd returned to Windsor f ro m Waterloo. shoat 1145 p.m. far the doers train —....••m•••..n...•••••••......e Ipa. I ILULTATI. 109 Belatol and Anew -100 Cambrian all Dock and Banda. all Cornwall no Dublin sad Ballast Just all Dnadee.Peetb.dab o . 7o all But London Berip Out. 1 "0 1 1 1 00: lalaa.)°""o.l:o.l.llz.""orthAngsad.oedernimadvi°l4.assen, n 031.1 111 : 2 0 ii , G"4"" Do. ti N f e igik w erairar . ".. fra e l lad i slay. pn 7 Im r e ' ormaDome..or:sowdwltk.sumaLvwsLDl.asouv. Scutt 100 Do. Math Wales.... Me Do. W. 111(1.—Od 0 ed 100 Do. Do. 11 2 Z 100 Do. Do i . . 100 Lancashire kshire 100 10110100 and Illsolneall i 109 Loa.. Briglitli. & &Wu 140 Leolkw.CD ll9ooo A D " 100 1 DoMet. Wimp, 0. 0 . 100 Loadont Noe* .= 10 10 0 tr id =t i ll W oooloa t 100 lleatOprittaa .......... 4 I Do. Itstasaloo . all Metropolitan lastriet.. 10 Do. P. do. •• • • Y 1 124 94 11 IT 71 Si a LI 6S 96 19 la 206 iss} m 4 93 90 106 la SO a 60 62 1946 ISS 96 97 Wok 116 ii 16 102 _ oe :241 l 2 2 20411 YS 97 0 0 0 0 1 106 $ i Do, a:so Snare.... 100 Do , Dina di • ko6na EMS ...•... ...... \ 11: :;: : i ad p:n..r.rth. B...ri or k d :. 100 ;g. 1 ' 14 ' 1 7 a. ran— t: D. td...- D• Ton ••••'''''• 1" D. Dinide. ..• • Ma Da. • do . 15 Da. do. 1066•48 Is 1)3. dd. 118.4 " • • 100 Moth Load's 5 1 Lac do., :EA I Nceth Illadoedsign 1 1 00 t :.s.tua lf uessiiih • di d• W oglc allont linuAb.. J . dso ssa. 1210 ;00000 0111 nald ad • • -• • • 11 1 " 02 1=6"" Onkel 100 igostlt Inotent --• • • iku Malmo. W eidoemolla• 122 'Tel • 010 2 De. 0 ........ -• • - 100 I V w ole of Death hadial 2 100 di W No I Wes% °Gram& ........ 1481 T — ln IS 48 30 110 111 A ir.t tei .---- .i „J.. , 7 1041 . 7: 7 1 Ws 148 168 a 70 114 114 GO II 46 144 a 70 9 1 147 111 s Coal WI 144 ... Q}2 lti i_ 144 3 1141 t gOi _ MI el 4 - 6 61 au AtiaastassailAwcaaoss 0. nig 1 oa ";= 41. \ ili all ' l ll6g ema Do. ab ..B. Panteroo lgike tosu ., 7 s• . anic : . I" 1 665, , 506. tera-1-I. g. 100 OaL et o.Zations ip.. : 1. 100 Oapo T. I DooneD. r , a ,D mi wori.7 p.o.tre . t .. Cu • LOD ,Ll/6. 316.1 6 ._... IGO IBMS ildiall le. •• all I Do. .1 intooaloo ... • 100 Wend honk of tnnada, a uo. suldta lit e r sll Do. lot Ka. dimmr a ati Do. all al Dolnd PadprL Boa rtl • • do. dolotrod all Do Ind Moon all Uo. 60. .1.601T•6 Do. IgoL In 462 44. Ostorrool 100 1 111 1 0 / na1 44 2 . o a::: : De D° D :a. w . 4 o l .o... g li :ll6B : per. f . w a ir at: esof a r eg. 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