The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIORNOL (MIS DAY.) COURT OF QUIEN '8 BENC 11. ia them Is Term. Mon Lord Chi 4 )11.41n1 eurir Wit, rad J mirror W tgb lmaa and ithiCibOTD.) WHIST It I PrtLL4llll r. TM IC VICH Vi ZOOM UP Oratrospewriq. werr. • - - - - - This cam. Matra for the opiates of the court, raised the User the Wary of • emirate ought to have bees •lueted su re ert.usiss: the estimable valise of the appal. I ..i'• ttthe. , rumutatten reel charge. the .ppeUeut, the Itee.Georsge busiviDeWheeler, is vicar mei alas leant, of Use Insproprutted tithe o ansur.stion rent chance .1 the adjoining iamb chapelry .4 Slur usu.:tors. In It 1:11citourell. (oyd, (mo w ha m I Trot I . lsar-e igloo hi. c o v ensu tassi torte duty foe I...rtniNtou. •1;;cli couLonsel a isstudatros of 211). Wnreoter required two full etsetwes is each csasch, uml st thou berwrue neeesseu7 that the okes .11..1.1 :spp—sut • curate to d o d u ty an But sp- sungt.a. which he did at a salary of anf. • year. v polish r. .fused to deduct the Lamy of the ...nay. to Aseerassourg Use r.steable talus of the lithe cm. n, stew rout cherge. old the magistrates held that they a. re 'lsle. on 1 11.1014 611. - • ri..• ...girt mow K.,•e jadgmeat for the reepowlent., thus ausimyi titv ,Itvi.tos 4 the etegistratet. COURT OF EXCHEQUE R. s.ttiszs is Hum --Melon the Lewd th.d Hama and Baru.. bemewell, (timeasik wad Wilde.) \•'c AND anons TIRO RATOII MID C.ArOIttTION O► rue (ITT Or L O3 OO3. — JCIUnDIVTION or THE 11.\ YOM! This woe a demerrer to a replication to a plea which pleaded the mutual el the city of London with referee** to the ismihigut attachments, the pLinitilla being Meaux Goa aid Ow, Um aresy agent.. lit the are being called on, The Recorder, who wane he robes of office, came into c• out and stns. \aerators to the prohibition as •• the answer a Willies' Cahill, Esq., Mayor of London, end o f th e sldernsen of the mid eity by Russell Gurney, Esq., Rai center." heel forth there was a custom that if any plaint uf debt should be levied by any person in the court of the Inl the Kum before the tn.,yer mad aldermen at luil4Utall• the sergeantat mace should summon the defealamt, and if the ser4coutat-mace should testify that the &feud-int bad no goods to be levied on within lb, liberty thee the plaintiff might allege that some cater permit with,. the city wee indebted to the &holdout. On thin an attachment would lain, and the 41.14 4ee to the defendant by the penon within the city might be attached, so that the defendant might appear to dijetul the plaint In the event o f tbe &feudal" ea being duly called at four st erna courts. should not appear, then the garnishee of the debt doe to the defealant was calla! upon to appear before the court, and in default the court granted i-mtion for whatever amount war in his bands as would aitnify the plaintiff's demand, the defendant being given ▪ ear and a day to come in sad disprove. The nt.‘..r and eldermen further returned that the custom • d to caw. where the parties did wit reside within the , sir .sr it. libertwe, er where the cause of action should not I t o, accrual therein. and further that as attachnieat could isgaiest a peroie who did not reside or carry ou bust a in the city. The Recorder having made the return withdrew. Ir. M. (lumber, thee addressed the court in support of the demurrer, and we, proceeding when we went to prem. It ie expectel that the arguments will occupy the whole day at haat. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) Li THE 40 FDI or BETTY rAt.a.DAY. to this use the it,emod. harm{ long been parted from her husband. had procoreit from the sitagistrates an order of rotevtiog, but it had not been «trolled io the Meaty Court within the ten days prescribed by the wet. Site had executed oil, just before her death, awl the question was whether the protection order was valid, so as to give the deceresd rarer to nuke a twitementerf disposition of bar Weds Sir C. Cromwell Lehi that it was, sod granted proluta, of the wilt DIMAS r. The thearies of thin part-hoard aim, which wu the peti. boa of Mrs. Plume, Busier, the wife of • lock factor, at titalfordslaina for a divorce on the ground of rroelty and adultery, was reamed. It was fully reported o Monday. Mr. ltsrjsant Pigott addressed the court for the f•- Tooleet, sad dwelt etrossly as the obvious ewasseuekiel of lira Batten statement, sod no the abuses of that earrobs ratans which the oeurt would her. had • right to ' , Toot if she had spokes the truth. For inseams, far so that appeared, Mm Starkey was still her bosom friend, sod why, thee, hod she eat bass called to eosins the peti te...yes aconeset of the GM diaterbance no the other hand, Froyeell tally coetradicted bee iseartion that sbe had Received & black eve. thwilarrowerka were by all the other polities of the petitioner's story. y rs. Butler's evidence was sot to be believed. whereas Mr. Butler's was net wily woe* ousaloat with probability, but was= peeled by vitamins whose dumber was lo the alleged adultery, it was really too fur serious LirTkitioltotopliod, tad woo tpoduag whoa we went to PIM COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bean Mr. Commissioner Oodbara.) Y =lug mows The baskimpt wee formerly the occupier of Peels Clam.. himie. Flestotreet. The baakruptcy ounirred twelve morthe mo, eel there hare bees fruitiest adjouramente with • Mew to proceediap elsewhere. Thu woe the (*Mi tosis @alias. Kr. Parestall, is hie report on the owe, slam that the amerared debte and lobtlitim assoust to 3,666 J., spinet which than are eo mew, the whole of the property to the kW baring pawl ostler a bill of sale s creditor named Johaum. The peva* in two years am 4 two 'mouth., had bees 2,1431. ; expeases, ; loni% As adjournment we enlaced ma Friday, the Gib of becetuber. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) NEW COURT. (Peon J. E Jaime" Faq.) imAIINIXCI rim 1 . 01%.11.111 . 1110•211 0? PLATI4ILAMIL AIM Ms.,. 40, was indicted for salawfolly end tralici emir Numbing four pesos of glom, worth 314., the property of harem! Trios. The remircutor is a hosier. of 153, Higher not, Boothwarh, and he is also oee of the guardians of the poor of at. George's. The primmer has bees for a bog time an Mamie of the widthwise aid treated wife greet kiadaese ea aeccatat of ill•health. She, however, discharged haven ria Friday, the rah Mataat, mid proceeded direct from the workhouse to Ur. Tring's shop, with a small Mawr, alai deliberately broke all the pant. of glass is the slaw treat. The prsoaor admitted having broken the giro, and said she ' it because she was not comfortable in the workboom. That was, however, clouted, sled evidence was given that she was a Mutest woman and would not allow the old and infirm women to the beam to have any peace. The Chairman sentenced her to eight months' hard labour in Wandsworth Hesse of Correction. VIOLENT AIVIAHLT WITH A roars. Catherine Pander, 34. a married woman. surrendered to take her trial for araultiug and beating AHD Hm-rie with a poker. It appeared that both parties lived is the same house is the Borough-road, and oo Saturday foradOt as the pro. ' , matrix was sweeping her attire of some ashes thrown there by the twiamer, the latter rushed at her with a poker and struck tier on the bead and back, injuring her severely, and for a time she wen in a precarious slate. The defeom set up wee that the to wee done with a broomstick by the primoer's husband. That was denied, 0.1 the jury found her thrifty. The court sentenced her to two 'scathe' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLDOBOUGHWITREET. C WTIOS TO LAMB YOPPLIO. Jultis Comm • thick-••• follow, was charged before Mr. Meadow watt& attempting to pink ilk. pockets of several Indies in Ozferdenreei. Sergeant Bales, 11 It , said alma 7 Use preview evening he w „,,, pm aloalong in, e sad any the prisoner standing by the side of several ladies The van babes in the window of Mostanan's doll 116470. After Wake*. sod. observing the prisoner feeling wend ladies dileint De sew bin] pot Ilia left band into the pocket of a Ws diem, sod keep it there for • minute. On taking the etuitudy, be said. " Let me go this time ; grie:4 r Ives io such a position before. Give see another &awe, sod vvu shall not is. ins Oderivereet solo. Hume • wife and child, end h ave • 'aikido feeling." Prisoner rei hu.n.l hie address. ilr. —Whore do you cows from, prisoner ? Prisoner (blubbering—London. Bales—Fran the way in which he went to work, I be hese him to be an okl offender. Prisons —I don't want in. friends to know where I em. Mr finales committed the prisoner fur three months with hard tabour. DisGRACIFTL cONtkJT;,; NAIRTLD WOMAN. Reeve Bfteta, • tall burly fellow, about 516 years of ege, art lately employed ea • hammerman at seven' Ilughisere le , ,turies u the &atria, wu brought before Mr. oberad with dealing • pkture of Garibaldi and frame, and too chimay enemata, the property of Carolicie Rowe, of No—A, James-plea, Rack?. The pr...eutriz. a _tens` ad very bold waviest, who irs. accieupwad by her two children, said her husband was at /nay Stratford, in Buckinghamshire, and that lie was 'boat to leave the couutry for the metropolis. Last week amour op to London to hire a lodging and prepare a home for bee himbaad, Ou Saturday emoting iaat she met the prisoner opposite the Royal Duke public-house, in the Commercial.mad, at the corner of Steptiev estuimaY, and he asked her to step in, and have something to drink. She accepted the invite. tion, and they bad some rum and water together. After thee cone out of the Royal Duke, he followed her home. Ate shut the door upon bun, and he knocked loudly for admission. She let him in, and he remained some time in her company. When he entered the house he saw the portrait of Caribakii, ad said, " What • noble picture." She went upon • visit to • relative on Sunday, and when she came home she missed the picture of Geri. balili, some chimney ornaments, and other property. She gave information to the police, sod the prisoner was arrested yesterday. Mr. Self.- -You are • married woman, and your husband is at Fealty Stratford Witness—Yon, sir. Mr. Melte - Your husband sends you to London to prepare a borne for him. Yon meet with a stranger, drink with him, and take him to your house That is very disreputable conduct in • married woman. The woman held down her head abashed, and made no answer. A girl named Eliza Collin, of No. 30. James•plre, Rat. cliff, stated that she saw the prisoner leave the complain. ant's house on Sunday afternoon with a picture under his arm. The prisoner, in defence, said he met the proaecutrix ea stated by her, and drank with her. She had on a black hat with • white feather in it. She invited him to her house and he slept with her all night. She made up a bed for him in a miner of her room, lie denied stealing her plc. tare and chimney ornaments. The proseeutrix was recalled and admitted that she wore • black hat. Them was not a white feather in it. Mr. Hoary English, of No. 5, Caroline.street. Comma,. itial-toad, said the prisoner left hie home on Friday morn ing, and bad not been seen by his wife since. Mr. Salle—Ands he married man? Mr. English—Yee, sir, ho has a respectable wife. They have lodiml in my house. Mr. *ifs said Mr. Slunk, would have • very heavy ac count to nettle with his wife, and Mrs. Rowe would have to give an explanation to Mr . . ?oho Rowe, her husband. Mn. Rowe said she had mined • great many things from her room. Mr. melte mid the conduct of both parties was highly dis reputable. He remanded the primmer tudil listarday nub LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE in amnia estaews.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) FOREGATE STAIErft. Peignoir ... ... ... Mu•-• • Tartlet ... RACE% PLATE. Arcadia ... ... Squirt ... ... .. Drummer Boy • • • ... 5 ram NEWPORT CUP. Cahrielle d'Estaing Atherstooo ... ... —' ... Rubicon ... ... 3 ran. ABBEY HANDICAP. About three-quarters of a mile. King of the Purest, lady Peel, Vulture, Frailty, and Monona° are here. COPELAND NUR.9ERY HANDICAP. About 1 mile. goers of Scala, Neal Jaa, Tie Whdller, Ethel. Merry Maul, Ise trine. My Mary, Caraode, Wares, Harmony, Hartiagtos, sad His Ponta are hen. CORPORATION PLATE Three-quarters of a mile. qualm of Spain, Horace, Roseland, Looplost, Billy Dwindles, Comm, Orion, Miss Pennell, and Lard el the Manor are ben. HURDLE RACE About 2 miles and a quarter. Romeo, Renmerator, Marian. Maluk), eautcraime, Flying Fur, Corona, and Mary Stout are here. rourri. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HEMS. cruarr & CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Brent, the coroner for West Middlesex, sad a highly revictabis jury, met In the board room of the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's-inn-road. to ia quire into the circumstances touching the frightful death of H Lilac Skoog, aged IN, a mitre labourer, residing at 10, street. ClericenwelL The bad beeu in the employ of the Messrs. Cubitt for sometime as • smith's labourer, and on Friday afternoon list be wee sent by the smith to fetch • pair of Mugs. For this purpose the deceased had to pass under • teasel in which part of the machinery in the carpenter's shop worked. Not returning for some time the smith went to look for him, sad was horrorstricken to find the de ceased awed ia the machinery. H. at once had the imagine stopped, bat when the fellow was taken o ff be wee fouled to he quitedead. He wee directly taken to the Royal Free Hospital, and attended to by Mr. Hill, the house surgeon. The deceased w as lit er ally weed, Me arms, thighs, legs. and feet being smashed, and see sidle of his face very much healed. The deceased Imo loft • widow sad family to mourn his untimely loss. The learned airmen having mooned up the evidence, the jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." ?HR EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.—(7IIIS DAY.) The fifteenth annual conference of the British Organisation of the Evan heal Alliance commenced this morning at FfelllDlMOU'll Hall ; Sir C. E. EARDIAT pgis. siding. The annual opening address was to hare been delivered by the Rev. W. Arthur, but the sudden death of a relative prevented the reverend gentleman from being present. The " practical resolutions" were afterwards read and enforced by the Rev. T. A. Aston. The report ens of a congratulatory chancier. Anion the subjects appointed for consideration were " The proposed united movement on the Cootinent for the better observance of the Lord's Day,' " Religious persecu tion In Spain," " Week of special prayer at the COMM:MCI, essat of 1862," " Essays and Reviews," " The spirit of controversy," " Prisachtsg during the Exhibition of 1862," and other questions discussed at the Owen Conference. Tar. INI , oRPORATID SOCIEFT 101 PHONOTING TEI ESLARGINENT, BUILDING, AND RilAiLl3lo OF CHURCHES AND CHAITIG.--This society held its bet meeting for the present session ou Mee*, last, the 111glii Hoe. the Earl of itornoey in the chair. There were alto pmient, Sir Thomas Phillips, Bev. Thomas Aimee. Rev. W, it. Comes. Hey. Walter Field, moistest secretary ; William Rivingtoo, William Whatelsy, Esq.. sad Rev. George Ainslie, earretary. Grants of money were made in aid of the ful lowieg objects :—Building churches at Burgembill, in the parishes of Claytou and Kepner, sear Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, and St. Philip's church, lanibeth ; rebuilding the churches at Bromborough, mar Chester, and Llanferrog, war Holyhead ; enlarging or otherwise Increasing the aeocenmodation in the churches at Achurch, sear Doodle; Huloott, near Aylesbury ; Keynaham, Somenstabire; Llangenny, near Crickhowal ; Swatlsld near North Walsham sod Wichenford, sear Worcester. Additional manta were made towards building the churches at Cowpen, in the parish of Horton, near kforpeth, and Swanmore, near Hyde, Isle of Wight, mid towards enlarging, Le., the churches at l)undry, near Bristol ; Llanwrtyd, near Brecon ; Norionaub-Hambdoe, near palmier; sad Wickham, Deur Farehaso, Hunts. A grant was Anomie!. from the School. Church, and Mission- house Fund towards building a school church at Leigh. near klanchister. The society accepted the trust of a sum of money to be invested as a repair fund for the new church at Cbeckley L near Cheadle, Stafford. THE CITT CORPORATION AT A DISOOVNT.—Year after year the difficulty increases of inducing public men to be present at these festivals, and few besides minor shop keepers swell the promiscuous ruck at the tables. That the leading men of the City should invariably be absent is a fact as significant as it u incontrovertible, and It reveals the general opinion with which the corporatiou has come to be regarded. He taxes sad its dues, its slowness to correct abuses, it' reluctance to depart from old forms, however mischievous in their tendency, its extravagance in purely selfi.h objects. and its impassibility to the duties which the age regains of it, have raised up Ineradicable prejudices against it, and the day cannot be far distant when the re form it reftuwa to carry out for itself will be forced upon it by the Hove of Commons. There is no reason why the wealthiest cite in the world should not recover the position to which its importance entitles it, soil which it never would have lost but for mismanagement sad displays of meantime, appropriately illustrated by the preposterous ac. libidos of Saturday last. —London Rericor. DITHEITION OF • TRAIN BY FRI/HT.—The severity of the best caused a delay of an hour in the arrival of the mail testa from London on the Caledonia line yesterday nieramg. The &teatime took place between Carstens and Edisburgh. sad arose from the freezing of the water in the ease isatios pipes between the engine mid the tender, from whisk cause the trains was four times brought to a standstill dm* the journey.—Zdirderyi Conran. MINIS Hotra&—There are few changes in social eastesse mere isiereetieg than these relating to the hears of repeal In the /118. already cited, treating of Henry heesehahl. Aimee is ordered to be served at 10 and =etat 4. The Duke of Northumberland's home her* shows that the dinner-boor in tie middle el the eseseteseth (*stagy was 11. , A hundred yam later we find the members al the Royal Society's Club dining at we o'clock, and the boar was subsequiretly periodically altered to two, three, four, and five. This last hear continued in force from 1818 to lsld, when it wia ordered that dinner be put on the table at six o'clock precisely, without waiting for further orders. The dinner charges have also uedergooe great changes, ranging from eiglitempence per bead, the original rate, to tau shilliega, the sum sow psicL—Preser's Mogissine for No vember. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1861. SHARE LIS2S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. -- - - In the railway market to-day the only changes worth mentioning in prisms are a decline of per oent. in Caledonian stock, and of } in South Eastern. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 94 to } ; Great Western, 71 to } ; Mid land, 1314 to 1324 ; South Eastern, 76} to I ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 108} to 3 ; Great Northern, 112} to 113} ; and Caledonian, 1064 to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares ve im proved to to k prem., ex div. Sambre and Meuse are larewise better. ORDINAZY MAIM AID ROOM - I& Ipd I 11.010426. , Cler s u 4icae I %las 1 p.m. So-day 1 So lia 01 law, WoL &mew v sa. 71 t -. K. 100 Blric.las.,4Cbsa.huse. -.-. .. 16 all Blackbuni - - II aU Bland Trio .. 111 01 Bo o n ,814aK&1141.11 6 81 .- 10. 108 Bristol sad Bseird N. NO Caledonian - N all Cart sad 1140101.. - '.. - is all Ocelswall 6 11 .- 0 01 Ma. •1 • 009.90110 ,•• 10 all De. 11 si.e. la pall to & .... -•- 110 ell Willa sad 11~ lea 0 43 - 0 all Dead.,1041.&101.1a. 11 2 _ ilk 108 Net CI 1 - Ml4O Nakes All teZtlei in 14 in 110 Iliaiara Una" 900 A 47 49 - el. 184 Do. 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Tol. Scrip De. do. leshitteed Do. de di Ag. of Aveiro& (Lim(ted) First lime. imeo.U.Caoada Us. Klardom Tel. (L). Vas Ukase's Wt.. . MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two *Twos. The funds to-day are firm. Console are quoted 1-16 to A per cent. better than yesterday afternoon. In the other markets prices are well supported, at the late improvement. The general business is not extensive. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Ceut. Routes opened at 691 r. 95c., but improved to 701 r. 02c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94* and L cum div., for money, and 921 and j, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are respectively, 94* to *, and 92g. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 230* ; Three per Center. Reduced, ; New Three per Cents., 921, I, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, I, 107, 1061, cuss div.; ditto for account, 104*, ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 98* ; ditto 1864, 98! ; ditto Bonds. 155., 128. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 90, I ; Ex chequer Bills, 78., 10s. prem.; ditto June, 12a., 15s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have again been rather numerous. Spanish Bonds are in demand, but the Ceriificates have fluctuated. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 813 to 824, and that of 1858, 711 to 721. Mexican Bonds are firm, and Venezuela rather dulL Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 03, 924 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. 901 ; ditto Deferred, 304 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 971, ex div. ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861; Dutch Two - and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 12f1.) ; Equador New Consolidated, 151 ; Italian Five per Cents., 681, 3 (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 28 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 21; Peruvian Unbar ren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97,961; do., Three per Cents., for account, 82 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 48 ; ditto, for account, 471 ; Spa nish Three per Cents., 52 ; ditto, for account, 521, 4, 52, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Conte., 421 ; ditto, for account, 43 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 7, 61, 1,4, 3 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 821; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account 72, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 734 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231. In the discount market yesterday there was a fair demand at 21 per cent., for good bills. The amount of business at the Bank was moderate. The numbers are published of Bonds represent ing 110,0001. of the Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1849, which have been drawn, and a:11 be paid off in January next. The final instalment of 20 per cent. fell due yes terday on the India Loan of 4,000,0001., but, as already stated, the amount remaining to be paid was oonsiderably less than 100,0001. No gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The Ceylon has arrived, with the heavy portion of the Indian and Australian mails, and 117,8821. in gold. The small supply of Mexican dollars by the Seine was sold yesterday at 4s. 11 per ounce, show iog an advance of id. compared with the price ob tamed for the remittance by the last Mexican packet. In the interval, however, the present quotation has been current. The exchanges yesterday afternoon experienced no alteration of much importance. The rate for bills on Hamburg was rather lower. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12 to 12.01 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 to 4 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12 to 12.04 ; AMwerp, 3 monBjths, 25.55 to 60 ; ma. beano, 3 month', 13. to ;Fa 3 days, 26. to 32j ; ditto, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Frardifort-es-the- 3 months, 1184 to 119 j ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to 4 ; Vienna, eff. fio., 3 months, 14.20 to 30; Trieste, elf. do., 3 mouths, 14.20 to 30 ; Madrid, 3 maths, 484 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, I 484 to 4 ; Loewe'', 3 months, 25.724 to Di Genoa, 3 months, 25.72 i 7 O n to 3 months, 33 . 12 4 to 1 Naples, months 39 i ; Palermo, 3 mosthe, 1184 to ; Messina, 3 months, 1184 to ; Lisboa, 90 days, 62 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 62 to 4. The Liverpool cotton market was flat yesterday, ' and prices were irregular. Only 3,000 bales were sold. The mails from India and China and are ex pected in London about the 27th instant. At Lloyd's yesterday 30 guineas per cent. were required to effect fresh insurances on the mail steamer North Briton, which is now seven days overdue from Montreal. The Anglo-Saxon is due from the same quarter to-day, and may, perhaps, bring some news respecting the missing vessel. We are informed from an official source that the town and port of Rosario has been occupied by the army of Buenos Ayres, under General Mitre, without resistance. The place had been previously abandoned by the President (Dr.Derqui), who had retired with a few followers in the direction of the city of Parana. The prospectua of the National Marine Insurance Company is issued, with a proposed capital o' 1,000,0C31. (subject to increase). 50,000 shares of 201. each. It is promised that " the greatest des patch" shall be combined "with the closest economy" in the transaction of the company's business. Arrangements are to be made by which every port of importance, including more particularly Dublin and Glasgow, are to be provided with Increased facilities for effecting marine insurance. In the list of directors, who are eighteen in number, are com prised respectable names connected with London, Liverpool, Dublin, Southampton, and Hudders field. It is also intended that the company shall be represented, " under sufficient restrictions," at the principal trading ports in the East Indies, China, and Australia. A deposit of 10s. per share is to be paid on application, and 11 . 10s. more on allotment. No further call is thought likely to be required. At a meeting of the directors of the Illinois Cen tral Railroad Company, held at New York on the 29th October, a resolution was passed, for which see our adve rtising columns. The new Telegraph to India Company have given notice of the allotment of the shares ou Thursday, and that no applications will be received after to day (Wednesday). The arrangements for the charter of the steamer, and for the 200 miles of new cable, are stated to be so far advanced that they will be despatched with the repairing staff before Christmas, and either Sir Charles Bright or Mr. Latimer Clark will proceed overland to meet the vessel at Aden. The enterprise is deserving of public support upon the ground of its almost universal interest, now that there is scarcely a family not directly or indirectly connected with India. The company's progress will therefore be interest. The with great The settlement of the list of contributories of the British Provident Life and Fire Assurance Society is to be proceeded with by Vice-Chancellor Kin dersley on the 27th and 28th inst. Creditors of the " Bank of Deposit," of Pall mall East, are required to prove their clainis by the 27th inst. before the Master of the Rolls, who has fixed the 4th December for adjudicating upon them. The half-yearly meeting of the African Steam Ship Company is called fur the 4th December. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 144 ; Atlas, 121 ; Commercial Union, ,• Eagle, 7j to ; Globe, 117 j Guardian. 484, ; Imperial Life, 204 ; Marine, 954; Mer cantile Fire, 34 to j ; Ocean Marine, 10* ; Oriental and General Marine, Si to I ; Ban Fire. 225 ; Thames and Met my Marine, 3 ; Universal Marine, 3 to 4. Gas Light and Coke.—Brightoo, 234, to 4 ; City of Lon don A, 28 ; Commercial. 361 to 7 ; ditto New, 36 ; Equit able. 80 to 2ex div. ; European, 134 ; Great Central, 12 ex all ; I mperial, 82 ; New ditto, 594 ; Imperial Continen tal, 304 ; London, 68 to 9 ; United General, 24. Oanale.—Eirmingham, 914 ; Kennet and Avon, 61 ; Re gent's, 224. Waterworks.—Berilo, 31. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 27th U S 7 61 a soi !le 65 07 dla 44 65 1 /4 U 74 70 U 10 17 Ili ta411.1 261 87 !S 34 ittleisr ra 17i i i 25 e ID =5 tk. prime 111 u - 1 1 I . as It I} It 2 t Pm 4 It 3 as h 0 $ Ws 7 1 11 1 1i It 1 47 60 70 71 II 11 1 m 'os "I 17 18 6 6 43 60 IVO 140 88 86 4 1 4I Par i Pail PROVINCIAL WARE MARKETS. 111111M1011•11, NOT. 19.—The only sale to-day was South Staf fordshire at lot. 111 s. 9.1. The quotations at the close were Btour Valley Railway *area, 7 11-16 to 79—Loudon sod North Western, V 69, sellers--Mouth Western, 96, eeltere—North Staf ford.. 49 db., sellers—liirmi Canal, 909 to 91—Birming ham Bank, Se to 17—and iMatrfct Fire, 6to o t .sh. Liwitniroo6, Nov. 19.—S alas to-sky :—Edh. Perth, end Dundee, 111—Great Western, 719 719—Ialwashire and Yorkshire, 1069 leaf—London and North Western, RH 999—Manchester, 469-11idland, 1.34 1911—North Eastern. Itrrwick capital stock, 101-Bouth 161441.6, 23 1.16 211— houth Wales, 61-I:lverMone and Lancaster , 2S—Bulfalo and Lake Huron, 4 16-16—Dutch Rhenish, par—Grand Trunk of Lanark 6 6-16 69—Oreat Luxemlswin, U 6-16 9 7-10-111inois Cen tral, Sul--Great Western Chester Piet., 8 per cent.), 17—Loudon and North Western (Chester and Holyhead 69 per ceol, No. 11, Ml—Creston sad Wyre, No. 4, 219. IlAacelonsa, Nov. lit —The market continues good, dean steady. Grand Trunk of Caned.. St—threat Western, 719-1111- not, Central, 40 31.19 Li—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106,—London and North Western, 9t9—Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincoln shire, 4619—Midland, Int 9—North Eastern ..Berwick," 1009 101—South estern, 13—Great Luxembourg., 99—Cluou Bank, 7-10 p. MINES.-(TRIS DAY.) Two 001/30X. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of busiuesa. Wheal Seton shares are quoted 112 to 114 ; Rut Caradon, 2ts to 27k ; Wheal Mary Ann 16 to 17 ; West Caraiz 45 to 47 ; Wheal +relawney, 16 to 17 ; iv Margaret, 45 to 47 ; South Caradon, 330 to 350 ; Great Wheal Vor. 52 to 61 ; Wheal Edward, to ; Herod afoot, 37 to 38. United Mexican and St. John del Rey Mining shares remain very steady. Other foreign as well as colonial descriptions are quiet. At the Silver Bank Mine meeting yesterday A . W. Goold in the c h a i r ) it was reso lv e d, " That the directors be requested to determine whether Mr. Squire's process for the treatment of the ores shall be continued, or otherwise." A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made, for the purpose of further de veloping the mine, the ore produced at the present depth being rich for silver. Mr. Anthony Trollops, the English novelist, is at reeest stepping at Cleveland, in the United States. The Amerman papers abate that a monthly mail comumnieetine buttress New Orleans and Europe, vitt Maxim and the Royal Men steamers, has been established. The poson matte lethal@ ate dollar. The tint mail was di ned from New Orleans on the 10th ult. 21,0001 102 SUN ID 10,000 s ion I V so. V. Id 12.210 *PO lb NM 100 11000 j 100 0,000110.1. SAW WO OM I SO 00 K .010 26,0001 10 16,0001 10 06,000 101 20,000' 60,600 1 10,000' WWI 20,0061 ii to 100 100 to M inst., for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 300 tons of sugar, 100,000 lbs. of tea, 600 quarters of split peas, an d 200 tons of woos. _ - The financial circular of Messrs. Canimann and Co., dated New York, the sth inst., observe., : Business iu tho stock market since our last report, of 22nd ult., has been oc a moderate soda, and without im portant fluctuations, except in some chases of railroad secu rities. Of these the general tendency has been upward, the oat exception being Illinois Central shirts, which have des• considerably from our last quotations. There has been some speculation in stacks, based upon the probability of the success of the naval and military expedition, whi ch left for its destination some thys since, and accounts from which are hourly expected. Its result is awaited with meat •anxietr. The monthly wine circular of Mr. F. W. et>RODS has the following : The result of our trade in wines and spirits since the de parture of the October mail baa been upon an avenge scale. Brandy vintage 1860 a shade easier, and demand limited. Rum without alteration. The shipments to the various Australian porta during the last month have been extremely limited, especially of brandy —19,000 gallons against 42,000 in October, and 37,000 in September • of wines the figures are 66,000, 107,000, and 89,000 res pectively. The clew ances of wine for home consumption are for the nine n.onths ending 30th September very considerable, proving the sound. Den of a measure which has reduced materially the cost of a so-called luxury, and placed it within the reach of con semen of moderate means. It is to be regretted that the first cost of so many favourite descriptions continues so high, but with • reduced stock and increased demands upon it, it would be manifestly unreasonable to loot for lower quotations. The home consumption of port and sherry is for the nine months ending 30th September 13,000 pipes and butte in excess of the quantity when the duty ranged 7d. per gallon higher than at mink; prices, therefore, of these everyday wince naturally tend upward . rather than the reverse. TUESDAY EVYNING. Console, which closed yesterday at 922 to 2 ex div. for the sth Dec., opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 922 to 2, and closed at 922 to I. For money the last price was 94 to 2 cum div. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 2, 1, 4 2, cum div. ; ditto for account (Dec. 5), 924, 2, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 2 ; ew Three per Cents., 921, 2,2, ; Thirty Years Annuites, 1885, 152 ; Bank Stook, 232, 2312 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 10 8 6 6, 1, 4, 107, 1062, cum div. ; ditto for account, 104 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 , 982 ; Four per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paw, 852 ; ditto Five per Cent., 992, 99 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1052, 2. The India Five per Cent stock was firm, at 1042 to 2 ex die, for the account. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was rather quiet, at 982 to 992, and the Five-and-a-lialf at 1 1 t e to i l arch Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to 10s. prem., and the June 12s. to 15s. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in foreign stocks. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was in demand, and was marked as high as 722 ? but at the close a relapse took place to 72 to 2, being scarcely better than yesterday. The Loan of 1854, after being marked 822, closed at 812 to 82. Venezuela Bonds were inquired for in the morning, but like wise relapsed in the afternoon, upon realisations, leaving of at 231 to 242. Spanish Bonds were in demand. The Peruvian Uribarren Bondi were marked 96 and 962. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta were steady at 90 to 92, whilst the Deferred conti nue in demand. Mexican, after several slight fluctuations, left off the same as yesterday, at 271 to 2& The Spanish Coupon Certifi cates rose to 72 " buyers," on influential purchases, and closed at 7, "sellers." South Wales Railway stook is in demand. We understand that this company has made some advantageous arrangements with other lines, but the particulars have not yet transpired. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE:(THIB DAy.). The weather since Monday has been exceedingly fine and frosty, but last night a thaw set in, which continues. The wind to-day is from the W.S.W., with a strong breeze. The supply of English wheat fresh op this week is rather liberal. Barley in fair quantity ; Sour, malt, ar.d rata short ; beans, pert, tares, and seeds rather limited. Scotch and Irish oats in small supply. Foreign wheat this week is very shoes at present—ltussian, Prussian, Danish, and Hamlin'. Fier., only a few tales of French, unworthy of notice. Barley, a little improved in quantity. Black Sea., kiwi dish, and a parcel of begs from Hambro.' Oats, a liberal supply, principally ftwediah and Danish, with a few Helaine and Prussiau. A cargo of beam from Egypt, but am o ther description of grain or seeds very trivial. The wheat trade to-day is firm at last Monday's quota tions, although not much business reported, in both English and foreign. Flour without change from last day. Barley steady, without alteration in value. Oats, not a large business doing, but Mmaday's rates well supported. Beans and peas firm. Linseed and rapeseed continue firm. Canary seed at Mooday's advance. Mustard, clover, and trefoil hardly anything doing. FLOATING CadtooEs very few on sale, and trade very quiet. WlUT.—English : Bases and Kent, white, new, GO.. I. 655. ; ditto, fine old, 5Ga. to Us.; ditto red, new, 525. to 61a.; ditto, fee, old, 525. to 60a. ; Norfolk, ha, fine, old, —a. to •.; red, sew, to —s. Foreign : Dantaic, tier. to 665.; fine, 645. to G 81; ',ars. 68s. to 72a.; Sonigsberir, Gls. to 66e.; into. extra, 5Sa. to till; Rostock, extra, G4a. to 705.; Mecklen burg red, 53.. to 648.; Uckerruark ditto, 52a ; Americ' white, 645. to Oha; ditto red, 561. to 58s ; Canadian, 58.. to 66e. _ _ — liiitzr.--English mating, 38e. to 39e. ; fine, 461. giindins, Ma to 36e.; and distilling, 34e. to ie. per qr.; foreie grading. 3se. to 36e.; ditto distilling, 314. t0 . 38t.; toelting, 35e. to 3Ge. liar.?.—Easlieb, Fre: and Norfolk. 595. to 63e. • 6.. 63.. to 70e. ; Kiageton and Ware, tie. to 705.; lirown. 50e. tone. o;iii. 7 llaglish feed, 274. 0.1. to 29. 01. ; potato, 294. to 314. ; foreign, 17. (kl. to 24. HT; 254. to 38.. BUNS.-English tick, 404. to 434. ; barrow, 425. to 464. ; pigeon, 424. to 161. ; foreign, Masagan, 365. to 404. ; tick, 404. to 42. ; Konigsberg, 434. to 461. ; Egyptian, 374. to 394. Pna.-English boilers, 38s. to 42 ;.; white and blue, Ma. to 414. ; maple, 40.. to 434.; grey, 245. to 365.; hog, 364. to 38s. ; foreign 344. to 37e. Fi.ottn.-English t0we,464. to 535.; ditto fine, 53.. t 0556.; country, 433. to 47. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 434. to 14e.; French, 46e. to 504. pea sack; American, 2u.. to 344.; Catawba's, 274. to Ms. ; Spanish. 50a. to 525. INDIAN Coax. White, 365. to 4L. ; yellow, 39.. to 42. ?warm Cannons, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Berdi anaki and Marianople, per 4021 be., 544. to Ws. ; Ghirka, 51.5. tos6i. ; Polish Odessa, per 480ibe., red, 514. to 565. ; white, 575. to 61s. ; Danube and Galata, 41a. to 475, ; Egyptian. 32e. to 42.. Barley : E'yptian and STriar, per 40011111.. 26. to Vs. ; Odessa and Danube do., 2b. to 27. Beene : Egyptian, per 4501b5..324. to 33.. Raise : Odessa and &slats, per 4921 be., 35e. 03. to 36% ; 'bran and Balltabstb Per 48011 m., 345. Od. to 355. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 32. to 334. ; Egyptian, 32. to 33.. Sicana.--Quialy seed, per qr., 44.. to 52. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 54. to 56. ; Mustard seed, per bushel. white, oa. toll.. ; brown, 12.. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr.. crushing, 57. to GO.. ; Linseed cakes, Figlish, per toa. 10/. 104. to Ili. ; American, thin, is brie., per ten. 111. 10. to 121. 0..; do., in bags, DI Os. to 111. 10s.; Baltie, Of. to 0/.os. ; Marseilles, 9/. 10.. to 10/. 0..• Rape cakes, ss.to 6e.. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 04. 6d. ; Rape. seed, Eirglisb, per qr., 645. to 68s. 814.111 a INTO yJNDOpt raqm zoiy,lB TO NOV : 20. Wheat 2190 • • • • 221 BMW 0554 our. laro • Iflour. gnash, 480 sacks ; Foreign, 40 • • • MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Ecola.—The market continues dull, about 400 begs ei brown Mauritius sold at 31s. W. to 36e • 400 bags Bengal, chiefly Gurpattah date, 40s. 6d. to 41s. ed. ; a few Co-spore, 445. 6d. ; and 120 I.isgs native Madras, 31a. 6d. to 325. 6d. Relined, prices remain mostly, but dried goods continue dull of sale, and pnoes are rather easier. COVINE bag sold without spirit at previous prices. Low middling and middling plantatiou Ceylon, 74.. 72 4 . ; peaborry, 79 2 . to 84s. ; other colour Fast India, 7ia. to 79a; good ordinary Singapore, 6.is. 61. to 665. 6d. Cocoa. —A 'man parcel of Guayaquil sold at 64.. Tea.—The trade are occupied with the samples of the public sales, which will commence to-morrow. Rum has sold freely at steady prices. Demerara, Is. 9d. to Is. 10d. ,• pale Leeward' and Penang, Is. 71 Rica continues inactive. llacyrerau.—No sales r Corroi.-1,090 bales eo e lr:t d inevelly, at Old. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The Market is quiet a the subjoined rites :—Towa tallow, 635. net cub ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 525.; all the _year, 51.. 6d. ; December, r igs. ; January to March, 53t. 9d. ; March, 5J.. 6d. ; April to June, 51‘ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteoden and Smith report the deman , l steady for the new growth, which are becoming scarce. Yearlings and old hope were in better request at Arm rates.• COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wall Lad Hatton, 201. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 19a. 6d. ; West Hartley, 17e. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16e. 6d.-2lsbips at market. ' a. I rd IA 110 C IA 10C 111 a el ll ei: Ifc M M so Is. M * * _ to 1 t tonal isms 11.481 Jaw! Liiii 24000 -. I 60 600 ts,ocal !s°°°, MCN:IO 60,0-30 02,000 iitTli illtra —l at".l ii.Tii gas Nfies_o 0 61 ra 171 30 40 at Ile 16 t 8 6 IRI4 t 9 IS II 9 11 106 1.8 16 17 U U 106 108 166 106 II I .rr 3 Se li i di, 9 10 TOii.i. # tal . U} lola is 100 1011 - go} 1041 II ...• iii SOii• In i I 171 -