The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-30 00:00:00

P"'' LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Aye. term Prins sittings at Westaiseter.- - alefore the Lord Chief Justin and special Jury.) THI QUW24 COW ITT. RHIN ANDOLH. O f that hearing of this we, which was a* indictment sabot Captain Corbett for a breach of the Foreign Enlist. we t Act, by inciting personate enpge into the Confederate s wim, was resumed this morning. Solieitoloaseend, Mr. Gifford, Q. end Mr, s w ims, a ppeared on behalf of the Grown ; Me. Edward Awes, Q.C., Mr. Milward, Q.C., Mr. Kempley, Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. Witt appeared for the defendant. The Solicitor General asked his lordship to amend the 554 h count in the indictment, which alleged the procuring to enlist certain persons to the jurors unknown. His lamed friend extracted yesterday in crosearamination of p 0 of the wanness that the name of one of the men (John Marti') who remained in the ship was known to him, s ad therefore he (the Solicitor•Generall asked his lordship to *mead the count by inserting the name of John Martin slid other persons to the jurors unknown. The names of the men were unknown to the crown when the indictment ess framed. The Lord Chief Justice doubted if he had the power to do sp. Yr. James mid he thought not. The mown might have known it if they had examined their witnemee on that past. in The Lad Chief Justice said the information came out croaregrinination. But he did not know that the amend ment woe required. There were two of the men whose names wen unknown, and so far an they were concerned the count would stand good. It would be time to consider the application when the case had proceeded further. Kr. James then addressed the jury for the defame. He said he fully ooacurred in the remarks of the Solicitor Gassed of the impudence of thdiatmeet, and that the laws of this country should be vindicated by the executive government, both with regard to their violation by the aflame amongst themselves, and more especially in smatter which the laws provide for the peace and welfare of this country with respect to foreign nations. And it was a matter of the last importance to the defendant that he should not by any sawamptioe, presumption, or fancy, be made responsible for an sot unless the oirenmstances were brought clearly and distinctly within the provisions of the law, whether it was an offence against the statute or com mon law of the land. They had all heard very much within the last four years of the Foreign Enlistment Act, the provisions of which were for the pur pose of enabling the government of this country faithfully to tidal all the duties of the neutral state with mpg to any nation with which this country was at pews, but who might, unfortunately, be at war between them selves. The act had reference to • variety of things, and amongst other things it provided that no vessel of war should be equipped by subjects of this country in order that it might take part in warlike operations prevailing between two foreign nation'. It provides likewise for the prevention of the enlistment of the subjects of this country (which was, indeed, its primary object) without the license of the crown, into the service of either of the belligerents. Now it was of the greatest importance that their minds should be kept perfectly clear from confining together these classes of offences which were of them selves entirely distinct. It was one thing to be engaged in • ship like the Shenandoah, to prey on the merchant ser ves, and another and a distinct offence for a men to be ingsged in endtavouriog to procure seamen for either of the belligerents. He did not say that the Solicitor-General knowingly or willingly mixed up the two cams, but • gnat deal of the evidence that had been given might be referred to possibly for the purpose of eating a prejudice against the defendant and of asking them to suppose that because the defendant might have lases aware of nee circumstance it was therefore very likely that he was guilty of another offence withie the act of garliansent, and therefore they would see that he had good reams for asking them to keep the two offences .liatinct from each other. Here was the Sea King which his learned friend had said was a reset ratably drained by some one to leave the shores of this country to enter into the Confederate service, and that she ultimately did so was so clear that it would be Additions in Itimfto attempt to &my it ; but who did it ? Who ware the means of sending the vessel from this coun try for the purpose of entitling into the Confederate ser vice was a very different thing. The defendant was not charged with doine that, and one thing must be perfectly manifest to everyone, that it was the duty of the executive government if the defendant had been concerned in an illegal act with respect to the equip ment of this vessel for warlike purposes to have indicted him for it, sod not for engaging at endeavouring to engage men for the Confederate service. He used it for this season. It mast have been manifest to those who had the charge of this prosecution, that there °odd not be • pre tence for saying that the defendant, when he left this country was enabled of the circumstances with reference to the ship, or they would have indicted him for it as • partaker in the illegality, Uit were an illegality. According to the evidence this vessel had made a voyage under another captain to China and the East, and returned to this coun try in September, 1864, when she changed hands, where upon the new owner appointed the defendant as her commander. Now, he did not think he was asking anythiog unreasonable when he asked them to suppose that if the owner of the ship in October intended that the Sea King should be handed over to any one on behalf of the ' Confederate States, in all probability he would have kept it a secret from the penioxs he employed in the trans action. All that he required was to have • captain sod crew for the purpose of taking the vessel away, and studiously prevent their being acquainted with the nature of the traosadica, lest the knowledge which be wished to keep secret might be disclosed, and thereby the end he had in view frustrated. The difficulty on the part of the defendant was that he could not be called to give his account of the transaction on oath, and to side to them that he knew nothing before he left this country as to what was to be the destination of the reseal. And that being so, it was impos sible that be could call anyone else who could chow that he was ignorant of all the circumstances. Was it not therefore of the very last importance under the arum. 11111/0011 that they should not assume anything without the armed grounds against a pump whose mouth was closed like that of the defendant's? (The case was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) JOHNSON V. IMRE. Dr. Spirits for the plaintiff ; Dr. Deane, Q.C., sad Mr. Lomley Smith, for the defendant. This was a suit to establish the validity of a will executed m the 23rd a March, 1864, by Mr. Joseph Edward Prior, late of Chesterton, near Cambridge, who died at the age of 60. Oa the 4th of the March following it was propounded by the executrix, Ann Johnson, to whom be had been engaged to be married, and in whale favour it was drawn. It was opposed by a sister of the deceased. The property was of but small amount. The case was proceeding when we went to press. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) lB RE 01101 GINA AUGUSTA IMEDERICA MOIIILEETTA CAVIEN, DISH BEETIECK. The bankrupt was described as a spinster, of 5, Gruen street, OCOSIISSOT•SCIMIS. She Game to the court on her own petition, ascribing her failure to "the loss of a sum of money lent to the late Dowager Lady Rivers, sad insufficiency of income to m aintain my poiri ties in life. " The debts amount to 2,198/. ; assets realised 1,2381.; bed debts, 3001. The expenditure is stated at 5001. a year in the two years preceding the bank ruptcy. Thera a» upwards of 90 creditors for all kinds of wearing apparel, jewellery, perfumery, millinery, wine, hire of broughams, stationery, china, lie., in a mount varying hem a few shillings up to 3001. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Mr. Sargood opposed. [The ;we mu proceeding whoa we went to press.) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BULLDOG ArAg , MBARDIdENT OF rTIEN. of the 17th publishes of the bombardment of , g , and the destruction rout the journal of an office, met De Soto. who witnessed , wind vatistile, from swath and fine, thermom e t er cut ir 30 degrees S min u t es , ja steamer Bulldog mo d e of the harbour, In comp eer war steamer& Listem tmet . - ou board, bringing off the sigh° consuls. At a quarter Fort Picolet, the Bull Deg about five minutes later th e 111 minutes to 9 we mut e d ir the purees, of gown N. tut Read in the mem to the Bulldog. Lt eee. mud her, and r e t orted laving entered the harbo u r oldroque at full speed, s o d upon the city and from her e on shore and at the m ew tithin short musket range of full speed, and abreast Bulldog pounded, and wee from her perilous pod* on . me of a heavy mask e d h et. lately opened fire upon bee, pabooters and riflemen. ; he Bulldog striking an English immediately abandoned by he me on board this vessel ten ad sent Lieutenant Read to te to her commander. Llee. boarding her, and through the twenty =dilutes to 9 o'clock owell returned in the launch, me of pawns, among whom ldenburg consuls, who claimed At a quarter to ten the Vol. ✓ coloues flying, having been the Bulldog, and the few who to the rigging, when tat and thus remained ander s riflemen until picked up by an. Several of the crew of ion of the crew of the lame' fleet were rescued from the tower of bullets, end tram on r in the third cutter, which wes and of humanity by Captain t Commander Howell and Acting NS with a heavily armed boat's ringing off any foreigners who en minutes past 10 the lariat ir fleet sunk, having received two and at the water line. At hell. d got under way under steam n the Bulldog coming alongside ,essage for theeommanding officer, officer came alongside; from the which amounted to this, "that o tow him off shore." At forty ne to anchor in ten and a half sod to thirty-five fathoms of that rboard bower chain. Bewley of worth by west three.querters went; tweet; Fort Vilton. south by week e, south three-quarters east ; Mae. t. At 35 minutes past IlLieutesent e first cutter from shore, bringing timing protection, amongst whom France. At meridian Lieutenant the Bulldog with en offer from >receive and mire for such wounded nander of the Bulldog) might me ommandieg officer of the Bulldog ten being badly wounded, and the d it inexpedient to remove them. p.m.—Light wind from the north ear and fine ; thermometer. eighty" w thirty degrees two minutes; her nor Bulldog still aground, and ea. & Lieutenant Commander Howell and cutter, roturning on board at tI. The town is on fire in the part, from the effect of the Dell. firing nearly ceased on both slass, occasionally. Received on beard de from the city of Cape Heytien anion. ~ m still firing at the slows Illy spiritedly sweeping the strata tareanan.Port with broadsides of he shore batteries answering but A number of the people whom ore (foreigners) left the ship and lish schooner, which will probably ght. Three of Geffrard's steamers intr. Received from her Britannic dldog, for medical treatment, the ten, viz.:—Samuel Baden, seaman; of foretop; John Dannelly, captain derediff, seaman ; Benjamin Richard. Pam*, stoker ; James Barton, me. y, a Hayties, one of the mew of the 1 also from the Bulldog seven Hay of the crew of the Voldroque, taken water and the rigging of the minims I the English boats. ,indworthy of note occurred. A mid. illdog came on board with a merge g officer. Mt:blight, calm, weather clear. dee past 10 her Britannic Mallet?' w up with terrific force, the concussion • an instant all our beats were lowered patched .to the wreck of the Bulldog, g officers, res pectively : Lieutenant Read, Acting Master Brice, and Actiot riog there no bodies were toned, she led previous to the expiator), and id with them." sed for the sufferers by the Shelf- Queen and the Prisms of Wales ewe he committee who had the rasesgemot returning 30 per root. to the subscribes maintng in their hands. The Q QOOll Slid been consulted as to the way i n which the surplus of their subscriptions die directed that it shall be handed over te of the Princess Anna Murat with e Slouchy has been postponed is coo* r eceived by him when riding, lissidre wed upon the lady by the Emperor, ber Lid to be considerable, his NiaisetY bas i marriage present, a pearl and diamoad due of 200,000 fr. (8,000/J, endu e . Eta. irons, the cost of which is ,000 f er, the Palace of Fontnioeblarin will be wal of the yonog couple. In spite of ths is duke thus contracts with a Jodi the duka's family, it is snid, ere aa r for they affect to lo ok upon it 0 'edam Railway Company own 57 1 Trains ran on it 5j minions of mans fr Tel, and during that period 10 WNW chased of the company, and half a million transported on the line. lent of the Post, writing iron NW , vice that I would give to 0001 of 01 women who propose whittling at Nice in o do with housekeeping , but to content hotel life. If they do try to keep Wit sted at every pore to an attsnt that woad fy a Margate lodging - h ousa keeper. •01 to endure this pone forte 0 don 10 niS iver, the numerous hotels which their"' of the bouse3wmars of N ice hive called in*. the markets of the beet meat, pordirri and dairy produce every morning, ow impossibly for rivate honseke e r to rs 8w able eenaemy and modest." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NO` EMB.ER SO, 1965. Mr. Thomson said his worship would see that he spelled hie name without a " p." The magistrate observed that he did not see why both pawns should not carry on business, so long as they did not infringe the law. Mr. Thomson addressed the magistrate at some length, and spoke of Mr. Thompson in ter from complimentary tams He add he was the first in the street. Serranw left his aloe if be could not suit them, DO fee being taken but it wee not ea with Mr. Thompson. Mr. Thompson also ° his bills. V, Thompson mid his wife had carried on the business at 264 for years, the business keying previously been °anted on in the name of Kills So far from what Sir. I Thomson had stated being true Beverd persons went to bath offices and he had suited nearly a dozen persons that morning with situations acid 'eructs. Kr. Thom eon wu in the habit of sending four or five persons with bills in front of his house, and also himself coming I down to Ina, which was 20 doors from his owe, and telling people to go to his offioe and otherwise annoying and insulting him. The magistrate said it wee a very foolish thing, and against the law, to carry such a board in Orford-street. The whole affair wee like a wane in a pen , tomime, where rival tradaemen each placed in his widow. • No oonnezion with next door." Mr. Thomson eould not prevent anothe r person of the same name carrying on bushier in the sam street as himself. Mr. Thompson said a tenant of his, residing next door to Ilte him, could not carry on his business owing to the annoyance caused by Mr. Thomson's men. The defendants were fined bs. each, the fines being paid es. by their employers. 100 WORSHIP.STRMET. ILLTRAORDINAILY DMA or WILFUL Down. James Child March, described as a cabinet maker, living et. in Swamstreet, Bethod-gresce, was charged with wilful 00. at. damage to the amount of above WI. Si Mr. W. Kees, watchmaker, of 152, Churoh-strut, 84. Shorediteh mid—Last evening at 6 o'clock while in u . my shop, 1 saw the primmer raise both arms at. as he stood outside, and smash the windows ' • he IL then ran off • he was T anning when I c aught him. He said, Bt. " Here's a lark," and then observed, 'Oh you are Mr. BR Moore, let me go. I'll pay you the worth of the glue." On a: getting back to my shop, I found a quantity of jewel- se, h e y lying cc the pavement. took him into the IL shop. He asked me to lot him sit. I did. He eft. shop. e' overeign and said, " me go." I refused. es. I sent for police and pee him into custody. Not ear per son but prisoner wee near the window when be broke the st. glum. He was a witness yesterday against me at this court. at. I knew nothing of him before yesterday. I have lost articles It. of jewellery, in value 25/., which must hive fallen en the 54. pevement. By Mr. Beard—l hive no doubt of prisoner being the 1,. man who did it. The trays inside the window ere on the tO slant, and when the window was broken they shot to the No 100 SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY. —.__ Two °Khoo& The railway market is inactive to-day, and the principal stocks show no alteration, with the excep tion of a rise of in South Easter n, l and a decline of kin Great Eastern. The fortnightly settlement will be concluded this afternoon. London and North Western stock is *ow quoted 1261 to f ; Great Western, 621 to 631 • Midland, I%f to 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123 to f ; Smith isatern, 79} to 80 ; Great Eastern 461 to 46} ; Caledonian, 126 t o ; Metropolitan , 136 to f ; London a nd South Western, 90 to 974 •, Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; ditto A, 1494 to MO. Lombardo-Venetian and Sambre and Meuse railway shares have advanced, and Namur and Liege are firm. Canadian lines also meet with inquiry. MONEY MARICHT , :fRIB VAN.) Two o'Cwcz. This is the half -monthly settling-day in shares and foreign stocks, and not much general business has consequently taken place this morning in the Stock Exchange. The funds have been strengthened by a few purchases, including one of more than the usual amount bytbe gove r nment broker,yet Consols remain at the closing quotations of yesterday. As regards other securities, the variations have been little more than fractional. There is a good demand for money to-day, but chiefly for loans to the Stook Exchange, in con nexion with the fortnightly settlement. The rate for good bills is 51 to 6 per cent, and for advances till to-morrow on English government securities 51 to 6. The government broker has bought to-day 40,000/. New Three per Cents., viz., 20,0001. for the sinking fund, and 20,0001. for other government accounts. Consols are now quoted 891 to a, with div., for money, and 87/ to 88, ex div., for the account (December 7). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 88; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 871, 1, a ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1 ; Bank Stock, 247, 249 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, MI ; Exchequer Bills, June, 95., 4s. dis. Foreign stocks are quiet. The changes con sist of a relapse of 1 to 1 per cent. in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certifi cates, and an improvement of 1 in Mexican. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :-Greek, 171 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to a ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; Turkish Consolid4s, 481 to a ; and Mexican, 251 to 261. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazdlian , 941 ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 71 ; ditto 1865, 761 ; ditto scrip, 3, 21 prem. ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 931 ; ditto 1864, 921 ; Italian, 1865, 771 ; ditto (filaremmana Railway), 661, / ; Mexican, for ac count, 251, 1 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; New Granada, 151 ; Peruvian, 1862, 73 ; Russian, 1850, 881, 91 ; ditto, 1869, 541 ; ditto. 1862, 891, a ; ditto, 1864, 93, 2 ; Sardinian, 76 ; Spanish, for account, 441 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 151, 1 ; Turkish, 11868, 75 ; ditto account, 751,1, 6 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 78 ; ditto 1862, for account, 741, 1 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 75, 41, 1; ditto, 1865, for account, 43/, 4 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 441, 1 ; Venezuela, 1864, 374. United States 5-20 Bonds have advanced 1 per cent., while Atlantic and Great Western deben tares have declined 4. The present quotations are as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 641 to ; Erie Railway, 574 to / ; Illinois, 83 to ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 83 to 84. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 213-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 44 to prem., ex all;? ditto New, 4to prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 64 to 74 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to 16. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 2 to prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 24 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, 21 to 3 p r em. ; and Naples Public Works, 34 to 4 prem. The following memorandum, relating to the Vene zuela Loan of 1864, is from the General Credit Company : Tie General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) are is receipt of arias from their agents, Messrs. H. L. Botalton and Co. dated La Guaira, 9th November, 1865, of duties oollimad (sad remitted) on account of the above loss, as follows :—•• Pee statement No. 53, from Ls Guaira, 2,050.50 dole. ; ditto. No. 54, from Ls Guaira, 7,195.17 dole.; ditto, No. 65, from Puerto Cabello, 1 27.21 dots. ; total. 9,272.98 dole." The subjoined, ralating to New Granada Bonds , was forwarded to the Stock Exchange yesterday by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : NIWGRANADA Divinznis.—Yens. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this mail on aocotiat of New Granada dividendathe following remittancee. viz. :—Frorn Custom house of Panto Marta , 5,0001 . ; from Sabanilla, 1,394/. 12a. 3d. ; from Bsn Jose dew ts, 621/. 16s. 91 .; from Cartagena, 6911. ; total, 7, 9a—Loadoo, Nov. 29, 1865. A further sum of 42,000 i. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, making a total of 130,000/. for the week, while the amount sent in has been 92,0001. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 372,500/ , in specie (31,5001. gold and 341,0001. silver); and the Delta, from Alexandria, 4,7881. The Mon., which has reached Lisbon from Brazil, has 6,1561. on freight. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,7111. over the corresponding week of last year ; the Great Western, an increase of 2,105/. ; the Great Nor thern, au increase of 1,2031. • the Great Eastern, an increase of 252/. ; the Midland, an increase of 2,7181. ; and the London, Chatham, and Dover (in cluding the Metropolitan Extension and branches), an increase of 1,1221. The International Contract Company (Limited) have declared an interim dividend for the half year ending the 30th of September at the rate of ' 10 per oeut. per annum. The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Con tinental Gas Association was held at the London Tavern yesterday, when a resolution was passed, ex pressing the regret of the meeting at the recent death of Mr. Matthias Wolverley Attwood, one of the presidents of the association, and recording its high appreciation of the services rendered to the company by him. A dividend of 21. 10s. per share,' and a bonus of it. per share, were declared upon 1he28,000 shares of the association for the half year' ending 30th June last, payable, free of income tax, l on the 15th December. Mr. Spencer Price, manager of the late China and Japan Steam Naviga tion Company, and now connected with the China Steam and Labuan Coal Company, has returned to this country from a lengthened visit in China and Japan, as well asi India, and we believe he brings home some &dna tageons proposals for extending the operations of the undertaking. The experience which Mr. Price will bring to bear in the management of the affairs of the new company ought to be valuable. The half-yearly meeting of the Canada (Land) Company is called for the 21st December, to deter mine on a dividend. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the General Floating Dock Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 9th December. Creditors of the Land Credit Company of Ireland (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the Ist January, the Muter of the Rolls having appointed the 22nd January for adjudicating upon them. We are requested to state that the share list of the Naples Public Works Company will be osed on Tuesday next, the s th December, bot cl h for London and the country. FORRIOF RAILWAYS. Great Luxemiourg, fit 11. Namur sod Liiis ina. 1.4 f. (by the BAJA* Sr exhalant), 9i. Sambre and lima% 7i, 8. South Austrian sod LmbardaVanatiaa,l6l. MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. Aimlo-Mezican Mint, 17j. Atlantic Tslegrapb, gusz. 8 per amt. (Limited) , 3 . Canada Company, 94. Ceylon Company (Limited), 101, Urea Fondle sad Mobilise of Fmg. 9.1,4 • Ebbw Vale„ 131. CommemiOl sad Trading (Limited), 3. English and Australian Copper, Ij. Financial Die:aunt (Limited), 71. 8. Fore street Warehouse (Limited), 114. General Credit sad Finance of Loudon (Limited), 6j, 4. Internatioral Financial Society (Limited). W, 6. Joist Stock Discount (Limited). 96, 4, 4. Loedra Financial Aesactiation (Limited). 214, 6, 4. Madras irrigation sod Creel (an Paid), 18 0. National Discount Company (Limited), 176. Northern Aram Tra (Limited), 1. Nowgong Tea (Limited), 14 . Osmeed, Gamey, and Co. Limited), 22, Ij. Peenesular and Oriental Steam (all paid). 74j. Mamie sillyersey Mario. Insumme (limited, Si), 6. Union Ma Liverpool (Limited), 2j. 17nited Kingdom Telegraph Company (Limited), 34. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LrViaroOL, NOV. —Oaks to-day : Great Eastern. —Lancashire and Yorkshire, Mg I—LootiOis and North Western. Mg f i }—Metropolitan. 136 6} 4—Midland. 726 4 North Eastern Barwick, 111t—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 61 7-16 4 Vitt 4 7-16 1:16 —Grand Trunk of Canada. En iff g g 6041 14 I leg —Grat Western of Canada, 17 3-16— Er* 67f 1-1 7 tre eagles, 64I—Datch Ithenlah, 84 p. --Great Luxembourg, 1611-16 !—Sambre and Meus e, 74—Alliance Bank. 61 p.—Eastern Exchange Bank, d.—Hercantlie and Exchange Bank. 3 9-16 g d.—British and Foreign Marine, 2 1116 f Liverpool sod London, and Comeg p.Union Martae, 11-16 13-16 p.—National Steam y, fd. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT menu° TII.IGILYL) CROYDON MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) HANDICAP PLATE. K M. D. Beim ••• 4 ran. SELLING HANDICAP. Two mass. Sosw. 124 t Thb ; ExPross. list 121 b ; While Stoekiog, list 9 1 b ; Idiot, list 41 6 ; Notiamdale, lOst nb. ITO here. HANDICAP PLATE OF 100 SOUS. About two miles. Flyfisber, 12.1 101 b ; O'Ltura, llat 51b ; Goeseliawk, lOat 12Ib ; Disappointed. 10et 121 b; Sugar Candy, lOst 101 b; Salamander, lOst 71b ; Simpleton, Hist 41b ; Meers. cbeum, 104. All aro bare. SELLING STEEPLE CHASE. Tares miles. Serious Cam, 200 1 . ; Gonshawk , loot Netherdes, ICOI. A l l are here. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern ; Mr. E. WATKIN, bI.P., preekleot, in the chair. It was announced in the notice that after the ordinary badness the meeting would Ka made et " for the purpose of considering, and, if eo determined, eg authorising and approving the agreements undermentioned, I or either of them, which will be submitted to the math'', being—let . An agre emen t between the International Bridge Company, the Atlantic and Great Western others Railway Company, the Grand Trun k Railwa y Company, ad , for the we of the international bridge on its completion ; sad 2nd, an agreement with the Erie sod Niagara Rail way Company, for the use of that company's line of rail way." The report andaceounts having teen taken es read. The OBLIMILI4 explained the moon why the meeting had been called so late, namely, that he had recently paid a visit to ()scads, to examine the state of the line and the finances, and that it was thought best by his colleagues that the meeting should be patPoned till his return. They were now enabled to report up to to date as late as tbe 28th of October ; and he wan happy to ay that the traffic return. just cived showed a receipt of 30,87 X. for the week, being an i ncrease c of 9,0001. over the corresponding week of last year. He admitted that the report was not satisfactory ; but he found Canada almost in • state of war owing to passing events, and that made the state of afar, quite excep tional. Moreover for two years there was • government in Canada which seemed determined to disregard ita obligations. There was now , however, in power a govern ment which seemed disposed to do jostles to that eemecawas y as well as to the people. and the postal question now settled in • satisfactory manner. The bar vest, too, bad been an abundant one • and the American war hod happily come to an end. The ex penditure of America was also now reduced within bounds. Under these circlunstaeces they had cause for encourage ment and hope in reference to the future. (Cheers.) Gas- Gauen who ooropheued of the management forgot what might have been the position of the company but for the coarse pursued by the directors. Five years ago the Grand Trunk net revenue amounted to only 72.0004 a year ; he hoped that this year it would amount to nearly 400,0001. (Hear, hear.) There were at one time serious thoughts in Canada of foreclosing the mortgagee and thus scattering their property,and that danger was now ter minated. The dispaitiun to embark in new enterprises which existed in 1857 seemed likely now to be revived, and that would naturally be attended with a revival of pros. parity. Had there been sufficient plant even lately the traffic might, he believed, have been 40,0004 a week. This was the first time that the receipts of all the branch hese had been included in the accounts ; and hence there was a very large apparent iocrean. The grove receipta of the half-year were 614,0001, spinet 397,0001. in the corresponding half of 1864. The disagreeable feature io the accounts was en increase of 36,0001. in the working expenses, but that was unavoidable, He then entered into • statement of the losses incurred by I lewd lines, adding that though many of those Buse showed a loss when viewed alone, they contri buted very largely to the traffic of the main line. The fact that in the lea half-year the compsay had raised 180,0001. inCansda evinced a return of confidence in made the lice in that country. Various proposal.' had been to tbe rd with • view to t increase of tbe plant, includ ing the s cheme of • rolling he stook company to be repaid gra dually, but he thought it was id ways beet that a company should find its own plant. (Hear, bear.) From • report just received from Canada, it appeared that the gross receipts D SO t he united systems et hoes in the current kalf-yestr up to the 28th of October e monnted to 478,8171. against 408,7401. in the sane period lest yea. being a increase of 15 g per cant. The net profit was 144,1821. apinst 87,7411... being an increase of 67 per cent (Cheers.). In conclusion he entered into the qua- tionof paying interest to the preference bondholders, and dl. vides& to the shareholders, contending that the weed course was to apply for the present any available re sources in getting the line into good working order, and expressing his belief that if tha t policy wen) pursued interest and dividend might be paid at no distant period. After some discussion the report was adopted, and reso lutions in accordance with the notice agreed to. ORDINARY SHAUN AND STOOKS. Ird.l ILLILWAIS. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THURSDAY, NOTHICIIR 30, • A. M. I. .T., Is, D. I I Nara. . Aberdeee .. 14. N. X. o 0.21 X.. N.L ro 0.44 r 9 . 14 N. • 0.08 N.N. W. ro 0.02. N.W. be 0.18 N.W. lab 1 W.N.W. oc 0.08 N.W. ois 0.141 W.N.W. 0 0.26 W.N.W. oc 0.04 BEX.W. eb S. ro 0.18 R.N.W. N.W. em 0.08 w.o R. Tr! 0.00 r74o3lo7A — Stie . cape LIV• 170 01 . florlybesd... • tn".,L**** . ;r . = 1,31601 iii 7dlibeTol2l,l . Wald/ N.N.K. EN.K. N.N.W. R.w. N.L I I to 0.20 ro 0.17, YROSAIII. SATURDAY. FRIDAY. OR NORTHERN Utterly to S.W. and Court& S . E . to S.W. and N.W., back, varying, fresh, moderate to Woe& rain 111 Wine places. unsettled. N.E. tot E. and S.W., warces. As above. fresh moderate. N.E. to 9.E., fresh, EntlYggatt. Eto S. and S.W., mo generally One delete to fresh. As next above, and to EIS. As next above. S.W. to plea. Northern=Elootland. Westens=lreland, Wales, end aye. Nuclei. Sonthern=lnglleis Channel and Bey of MACS,. HaStalrn=Eastward and and North Sea. The marriage of Caroline Charlotte Jane, eldest surviving daughter of Captain and Mrs. Langford, with —s--- Mr. Albert B. Bail Wilberforce, son of the Bishop of GH-STREET. Oxford, was sole mn ised en Tuesday, at St. Paul's, MAB,LBORO I J RITAL ItTaisTlT O FFICR LUPUS. Knightsbridge, is the presence of se veral members of _ David Gregory. in the employ of Mr. Thomson, the b ot h / m ai m , keeper of a servants' registry-office, 218, Oxfocelatreet. and ..,, Jets Robiluen, in the employ of Mr. Therepsoe, the A/EATS OF Me.. PaigoOTr.—We regret that we keeper of a similar office at 264, Oxford-street, were have to roved the premature decease, at Tenby, in the obarged with causing Sli obstruction in Ozforal-etrest ; very flower of his youth, of W. W. Prescott, Esq., only Gregory by mim i ng an a d ver ti s ing b a wd an d d e li vering bins, son of the late W. O . Prescott, Req., banker of London. In and itohinsee by delivering bills. May last the deceased, with his widowed mother, came to . Polioo-oonstable Weller, A division, said that while reside at gyre Rouse, having in the adjoining parish of 1 Ice Oxford-street he saw the two defendants in front of No. Bookleten purehseed extensive estates on which they were i 264, Gregory with a board ea which WS. pointed, " Cau tion . about to erect a mansion. The disease which carried off i lca 11.248740xdfacoraellartad.reet,Th" mums% Domestic Biisr is still at the lamented young gentleman was typhus fever, caught on 1 ismekesper, who 1 it and distributing hills with the follow. a visit of chanty which be made to his tog upoe them, "Coution. Be sot deceived. Thomeon'e . D • was lying sick of the fatal disease. By his amiable heavies Ito Domestic Bazaar is still at 248, Oxfordstreet, and has no 1 to all the truantry and those with whom he bad come in , SO carioexioe with any penes seismic' and trading upon ; °outset during his short residence in this locality, he had' if the credibi li ty o f in s name," lie. Robinson was distributing : much endeared himself, sod his early removal ie deeply re. 1 kills with the following upon them :- " Caution. Be not ' Vetted. all he Pv• meek promia • of 1 0 0001 ing • good deceived is the right address of Mr. T%ompson's Servants' i landlord and a useful orsintrY Potioloso• — Wocester Blew. II in still as 264. Oxford.street. Caution : Mr. I, Chros ic GSTON CATTLE MARK ET.—(T k. • Thompsonham PO eoneaxion with any other perms of 1 KINHIS Day.)—To. similar some or bes" As the defendants were causing , day there was a good show of fat stock. and prices were foe an obstruction, he took them into custody. 1 beasts, 4e. to 55.; abeam. choice withers, es. SI. to fa. 6cl. The magistrate, slur looking at the handbill banded is, ' plain, Is . to sa. 6d.; pigs, 4a. to se. ; and veal, 4s. 48. to mid that it appeared both persons were of the same cams. i be. 2.1. per stoma. -------- Clodng prior I Saes 14-..147 Yernterdal_—.-- o I ". t 2 K 125 127 K Se 11 14 $ 6 Kt VI 71 11 10 Brallo mad mote 00 Cambrian •11 040 mad Beads* Oonandl 100 all Dublin and Belted June mil D0ndee.700. 0010,70 all Lit London Scrip Celt. 10 Do. 10 and &woman 100 =1 1 • 040 Ord- 05, 100 Do. & Amy 90. Nut 109 Wed NOI/110010 011000 100 611•0110441641 0 1.00 Ds.A jm. no. mo &LANs: 100 D0.1111210p.m. 11 0 40 9 100 Do. New. tie. at 25 pa 40 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock WA 0. liosth aV/ 40 ilia) 105 1111100 1100611111 111. Wain: VaLesaiik lee Do. South Wall 10 Do. W. 111Orlard 09 Do. DO. N 10 Do. Do. W 100 Lenramblre.aTorkeldre WA Loomis and lameinna 140 Lon..bristan. W LC OO 100 Lciadon.o 9o9 o I Wm 100 Do. metairteni.aapa. 100 Loudon* Meth Wain. 100 LoodonabouttiWeatere 100Ilan ,Sher.,d , Ltoeolasb 150 Motzemoillma 7 Do. Ne. 4 Do. Windom , all ;Metropolitan Valeta 10 I Do. do. do. .._ - 109 111 SS 8 4. 5171 si Si u 66 $4 rr 106 108 122 Jai 89 90 106 106 86 58 60 62 12 71 , 8 7 1 eft 81i 15 r °l l 1 1 9 76 14 928 102 106 00 :264 126 14 2 766 96 97 423 I_ Ili 7 2 ite k i 6 96 I Lis" midassa 31 Da. •C 2 Sham _ UPI Ds Dam • Derby GU IDA Neat —.•— ..... 100 North &Walt — • 109 Do. Edlo„ParI0.0 00 d. N. 1001000-1341rwlet 100 222 Do. 0. 1114 Da Loods.. ...... HO Da. TOO ll •••• • WI Da. 16001LaDerlia6. 16 DI. do. 180641... 100 North Londm 6 De. do, IBM 6 Da. do 1161 100 Doeth6iadordolo l 211 N. a 11. Waioooo Joao 100 Elooltlah Contra 100 Scottish N. 6. Aboe,oo 100 Beall& 101d1auid 1111:000:411 iriEallir:;:;rDsmiumaioa...l3kimuL..niau......7...a....... . 100 I Vole of Noah 2 . 0 sterloo I WIlltoball; . 100 tWOO6 Corowoll 1038 4 3 1251 T ground. John Raymond, 108, Bialovega*-stTe•t. w 959 h 9 45 9 . ? ' l4 * tad jeweller—l was Busking to complainant, an d saw pn- sonar oommit the set sad run away. _Hundreds of persona 6 . 5 .• were outside, and I dare say helped themselves to the sk N wellery. 34. Sergeant Bailey—At 6 o ' oloek I was called in to corn- ft. plainant's shop. Prisoner was there, sad he would maks all m good, that he had been drinking, and did not know what 991 . induced him to break the window. He is • tradesman. Hs wee sober. le Mr. Cooks—ls there any reason to believe a robbery was s contemplatedl ft. Mr. Beard—l am merody in a position to say whether so to or not, and at present ask for a remand. lo Mr. Barnard (for defendant} -1 shall be able to prove he s was pushed spinet the window, and also that he was drunk. z Mr. Cooke—l win remand him for a week, and swept At two bail in 25/. with his own in 50f., to appear on that date. 8 SOUTHWARK. A SPECIAL LAW lOU BISMONDSZT. Charles Patterson. a costernionger, was summoned before Mr. Woolrych, by order of the Bermondsey vestry, charged with gelling goods by outcry on Sundays in the streets in their pan*, contrary to their local act of parliament. Hum. Drew and Wilkinson, solicitors to the vestry, i attended to prosecute, and in opening the proceedings the latter gentleman said that the charge 'genet the defendant came under the 8 and 9 Viet, cap. 197, a local act for the perish of Bermondsey, the carrying out of which had since _ been transferred to the vestry by the Metropolitan Local •"_.. Management Act, the 145th section of which set forth 100 that anyone would be liable to a penalty of 405., et. committing the following offences —selling in the street by 2, outcry, or selling any articles whatsoever in the public 7 streets on Sunday. The 19th section of the Metropolitan los Loral Management Act gave the vestry the power to pro ceed against any offender, and provided that all penalties At. should be recovered under the Police Act. Mr. Wilkinson fit assured his worship that the selling of goods in the streets HO of Bermondsey on Sunday by outcry was • source of great annoyance to the parishioners and the public at large, so 20 that **vestry were compelled to take the present et ings with the new of putting estop to the annum. He called too Mr. Giles Rtuditon, who said he was Inspector of Re Nolearices under the Bermoodsey Vestry. His attention 100 bad for emu time past been called to the selling of goods E I S„ by outcry in the most frequented streets of Bermondsey Zr o on Sunday morning. He accordingly received orders to se caution the parties so offending that they would be pro- to rt e Deeded against if they afterwards repeated it. Oo Sunday t afternoon, the sth, he saw the defendant in Great George. St. street, with a barrow containing apples, but be wu calling 2 .! out as loud as he could " Walnuts ten a penny." (Laugh. 8 7 . st. Mr. Wacky* asked if he had any walnuts for sale? et. Witness replied in the negative. All he saw were the . 524 apples, and he was selling them. In the morning he sew 1 4 the defendant in Bermondsey - street , crying "Apples , " and r.!! he cautioned him then that if he repeated the o ff ence he 1 1 should take proceedings against him. at. Mr. Woolrych asked what time was that ? St. Witness replied that it was about 12 at noon, and daring fit divine service. 20 In answer to the charge the defendant aid be borrowed des money on Saturday to purchase his stock, and not having sr disposed of it in the afternoon he was compelled to hawk st them about the struts to return the money to the lender. et Be did not know be was breaking an act of parliament. if) Mr. Woolrych asked Mr. Rushton if the defendant was 54 . civil. Witness replied that he was, and on the second maxims left off calling out his "wares" and went out of the pulls. Mr. Woolrych told the defendant that the Bermondsey JOINT STOCK BANLIL authorities appeared to have a special law on the subject, If& II& I 114 119 .•• 1 1(WCI. pita and he must not cry oat his goods in their parish on Sun- grime• - ig itt -- . [lgiissui—fir I I days. He, however supposed, under the cucumstances, MOSS 60 the authorities did not press for • penally . 30,000 101101105441,44AL1urp00l 24 6 loss Mr. Wilkinson replied that they did not All they wanted 10.000 10 I D*, Issued at 10 Sm. 95 4 5 Pa 6 3 35 44 was to put a stop to the nuisance by letting such persons as i s s e Ss r o 1 Amp xasuin (th .. ) iii ii s 9. the defendant know that they were breaking the law and 20,000 60 Audio Italian (Limited 1.6 4 IVe liable to a penalty of 401., or imprisonment Mein * islaticSank.Cor.newsh 6 Is 20 Hr. Woolrych told the defendant that Bermondsey some sue es Australsaia aU 69 71 how or other bad a special law against him ; therefore he Mb* 00 lankolththabLelantola all 214 28 must not offend again. Would he promise that ? *OW lie 'bank of &opt The defendant promised to cry out his watts in sow io '13..k o f Ota g o (Wafted) 9 2 Idb Benuoodsey perish again on Sunday, when 10,000 100 !Hoak of yeseniland (L.) IS at 4 die Mr. Woolrych discharged him. 10,000 60 'Bank OVlctoria,AneMbsl IS 0 *OM 10 'Dank of Now Unload "10 61 dle %pm 4,000 60 Darned's Dank (Limited 10 or 10.000 20 Brurbantraftilues* 10 li 09(11a 110,000 10 . finnan & Califerwen (L an 74 49 61 I 1 die 29000 SO ;British . 60,000 91) ;CAUL lndia,Aus., °bins all 24 26 10 ,000 211 'Chart Sfer.oi India,&c. LI 48 woo we t"try .... - 10,000ICo10l 100 40,000 toe Coat Bank of Canada 40,000 * Cam. Heald DAM, &a. I MO,OOO 10 ,Conselidatod 6000 110 Ocenosneal 1, , 000 160 I Do. New 10.000 50 Deihl and London V 20.000 40 I Lost Loud= (Limited! 1 10,000 20 ! R as t ers SzchandelLieM I 10,000 II !English Joint Sleek ;L) 11 MOM * Itog.thothatutaisrsd. el 16,000 55 I Vaginas and Swedish (L 90 14103 10 I Kuroposa liankakoltod U MOM 100 liDaddinAbluailop.(Lj V AM 100 Do. loaned at I pal lf MAO 100 Do. New 21 14,400 100 ,Dap4,44lßLia,.l.l.U.lUci 25 164000 10 .145954421040050 a...... It 4060 26 !lowan ............... al 1000 16 , Do. New... —. . . 4 100,000 28 'T•nit ltartßk: ) I 110,000 60 ' Lou.Sk.olMezicu,ec (1. 11 10,0010001 llr 190 Loudon and Brullien • • 44 li . MOO 100 Loedott d Brier two. et 40,000 U I Do. flaw, facet le pm 1( 50,000 ID Loa. Masa of MAUI. a 60,000 60 London and Oxinty. •• . SI 72 0001 10 60 L o odoa Joint 51444, ll 96,000 lontlosa South Lateen al 6.000 10 ' Lon. &IL Western (Lim. N 6.000,100' Do. do. New . _.. 20 6,000 SO • London&Veneruels (L.) 11 60,00011 M Loa a Wartagnsior 10,0001100 Morcbent liank(lArs.)„. 91 6.000'100' Do. New 60.009 40 Mercantile & Ltalma,L. li 12,000' 100 Matra& Pros. bank (I. If 4,166100 1 Do. de. .. . 6,0001106 Midisorl Beak 111 m) BOOS. 9 National of AllateLlada MAO , 100 , Pleffouat of Leonean I 10,006 100 ,14.12,4diagadod 55,000 20 I Do. led sad Ird UM 40,000 10 i National Doak 1 37,200 10 !Now tenth Wass I 63,000 10 ;Wm Loolead putted) 0.0 0 0 20 . Muth Wes to 60,000 l 16 Oriesseal Beak caroms. 2 0 . 000 20 Orienteom.B.Llato o .o 26,000 90 Do. do. 10.0 N. F. 21,000' 20 Do. do. Ista.C. 74000110 Provin.BankingCorp.( l . 7.2101 10 Do. do. 000 100 Proilm. of Inland t 605 ‘O4l 10 Do. do 1, 10 kaido.rud.,llDead (L 1 1,040 IS South Amarillo a 1,461 UM Mee& ee &a. Antos 1,004144 Do. M. is Ups ll 1,4001 10 Dub= of Aureate tint 50 !Dalai at Wool Heal .0001 1 GO themidloshee .... 60i 61; 21; 20 1101 1111 xt - g 86 87 10 11 6. 121 187 3 1 2 1 2... 1 7 Pm T 4 7 0 8 11 Ile 148 132 ea 70 112 113 00 62 IS 17 79 80 7 9 148 13!_ --1 40•1 104 IN 49 111 SIUTIRIL rosimuoire._ _ MI , Mangle& IL Lama la 16ora.Bir. & 0.10.2.4p.0. 6 ' Do. l data al ,Buffalos Lake Karoo all i Do. Protormoo ,th DM Bad.6p, rent Bant,& Go l- ad er 1671114 100 !OIL do 6.llaAorm6P- 0 . B La Tope T. & Dada,. al all D.Te..:lo.reTri teo 1 1 • 0 4 rt. 11 • • 100 La India do. 6 do. • . 11 I Do. j fut,T i t.a r;iii &oily •L e r as all Do. 1 1 4 o-- A Do. a,. . deform! all Do. lad pat. Bowls Do. do Warred all Do Sri pra. Moolt ~ Do erra 1 • olkdo, ta d. W Doak • • a w e 1 Do. do Do. . &Mead 100 ! Grad loam PODIMINgi 14 I Do. 6 per 000 t. 6 1 Do. New'w do ol Gs, B dia& 6 P. WO B. of In isa 1 Dodiliar al" 2 1 all 416. D0 Malan of Cat;6O 16 I Do. Now ..... a De0p.0.861. P6/. 14,13 a , Doi,* • do do. 1877-6 I '1 Mao Hroall. Walla IMI iLdnim gam. • St. Itol: ma an. act• 4 r _ 105 Dm ao. I I Do. PIM litaloo 111 &db. Corp. 6 per . o. Bd , all , Math. ad Robson ski '9O ,11.1.01ea. 6 9. 4 . 114 P.& D o isdadd, goo . 6 r ust. ~, Do Dam .. .. 2 Do. do. d°' 1011 Do. Paola& d 0...... UP Do. lodnall6.lla. do. -.. 661 6 ;5 I I* i* di g opokl 10J If —iis 16 16 113 16 idla Oar 11 6 1 26 :ha 1111 IL 00 21 866 10 0 — si 21411 12 II 18 20 16 17 19 16 17 19 10 to - 10 pit 10 61 68. 1 . 161 111 >m 27 6 Idla 9117 a 39 , 6 41 86 Id* IPm 10 2 4Pm - Ye Xa - 17 19 se 80 10 44 ,101 2 5 6 4 74 10 79 011 II 40 11 411 16} 174 NZ 10 1414 par • tp 14 0411. • 114 n 1 i par • * 67 90 97 4 16 l 2Pm 10 par 1 P lll la 44 Las 1 1 0 22 2 41 4 2 *Pm le 7 9 Pm FKI 1 77 79 all 43 46 1 i Ps !i lab ' si 4670 4111 61 #3 7 1 n ldla oar 4 4 I l Oidls MI 7. I Sims II I lel II $6 111 3141 s -- • . : Mak al. Ira awl Wess You 6,10,L10 11 . Loadoodlit=a IWO IP. Southranoton 1 81/. IL Commercial sem - 1 : te l l " 7 " : 11 : :I e l 0 14181 644 . Y 14 116 1.10 111 112 -. 100 SS 12 Ea At• -• ••• ••• 128 129 188 128 I — Oloslag — i — le -- k 4B . 1 68 ildis —Wm 6 ei lu 11 76 8 0 00 101 .0 76 101 103 103 183 104 . !,06 St 32 SS SO SI Ca 66 6 0 08 SI 82 67 67 62 42 47 St SO SS 16 104 116 101 1021 $ ii ut re 304 93 96 66 Oa 1 Oidl• 101 e 101 l 93 9 5 ea 90 104 31 2 12 119 LLL b9i 00 $• 104 ... 17i i 64 66 82 84 101 e loti ioi i 1621 US; tide ird i a. prim.. I 841". Indian :overninent securities were steady. There was no a...smelts Exchequer Bills, the forceMeck being quoted 66. t 4) 2e. die., and the June 9s. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a continued demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, the former of which rose 4 per emit, and the latter I. There was also an im provement of i par cent. in Russian Old Five per Cents., and fin Italian and Mexican. On the other hand, New Granada " ex all " Bonds and Turkish of 1865 declined I, Turkish of 1858, }. the Coniolid(o, . Egyptian Bonds of the is; lan d were quoted rather lower, while those of 1864 met with inquiry. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in British North American, Imperial Ottoman, Land Mortgage Bank of India, London and River Plate, London Chartered Bank of Aus tralia, London and Venezuela, and Provincial Bank of Ireland ; but Asiatic Bank, Bank of Australaaia, and East London Bank, were flat. As regards the shares of the financial companies, the only change was a decline of about 10s. in Lon don Financial. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Fin...noel, 1 to lf prem. ; General Credit, 24 to f prem. ; London Financ ial, 6to i prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to 3 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 44 to f prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto newwere, 411 las to t 4 quoted p 12} rem. Nations! Discount shar es to f prem., being again higher ; Joint Stock Dis %mut, fto f die. , being 2a. 6d. better ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 16, being rather lower • Egyptian Trading, 1 to O dia., ex div. ; Ottoman Soci ete Ge n erale, 34 to 4 prem. ; and AUantic Tele= 8 per Cent Preference , 2 } to 34. The of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were steady at 64 to 7 prem. Australian Agricultural, Peel River Land, Commercial Union Insurance, and London Italian, and Adriatic Steam shares , were q uoted rather better. Mauritius Land Credit and Agency were fiat. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: Bank of Turkey, 2 to 24 p rem. ; Naples Public Works, 44 to f prem. ; limit Forest , 11 to If prem.; American Oil Wells, 21 to f prem. ; An to Swedish Steel, 21 to f prem. ; Gaspe Petro leum, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Import and Export Provision, 4 to 1 prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. were in de mand, and rose 1 Per cent. American securities were steady. Erie Railway shares advanced 4 dollar. The following were the latest prices, via :-5.20 Bonds, 644 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 6 7; to f ; Illinois Central, 83 to I; and the Erie Railway Loan, f to 1 pram. 1121118.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cnocl. Owing chiefly to the settlement, which is now is course of completion, very few transactions are going forward in British mining securities, and prices generally ar e unaltered. West Caradon shares are now quoted 10* to 11 ; East Caradon, 9* to ; North Treskerby, 3to * ; East Lovell, 15 to* ; South Darren, 2 to h ; Clifford Amalgamated, 22 to ; East Basset, 19 to 20 ; Wheal Rose, 21 to 22 ; South Coudurrow, 375. 6d. to 40a. ; Prince of Wales, ss. &Lit* 68. 6d. ; and East Rosewarne, 2 to I. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. The Frontino 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 Ooyen fully con fi rms his previous state ments with regard to the future prospects, notwith standing the slight reduction in the yield of gold. COMMERCIAL AYR MARKET& L IVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TRLS DAY.) (BY zrzerrio AND unmasoricra. TILLIZAPIL) (TROY OUR OW 00111611:15PONDIIIT.) The market costumes very steady at yesterday's full rates. Hales will foot up about 15,000 Woo or roo7o. MINCING-LANE.—('THIS DAY.) SVGA'. -N public glee were held to-day, end psi. vately toe demand still continues very limited. The sales include Jamaica, at 345. to 355. 6d. ; and allayed Manilla. at 33e. oath. litegsed : no chimp io prises hoe Wow place, but the demand is very, imited. COFFEE. —The parcel of plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have gone off readily asfullterms ; middling sod good Tindal's& 80e. to 87s. ; ddlg, 91s. 6d. ; I bold. 965. 6d. TLC—The market is quiet, bat fine. Sricr.s.—Pepper continues is steady request. Sings pme sold at 3id. Penang, 30. to 34d.: white Siogapoow re. for cub, 5j ; Pimento without coasts in vslue ; l middling and middliog, 3d. Cloves—Zansibar, at rather earner rates, 3d. to 30. Ginger—Jamaica, at steady prices ; ordinary to good. 68e. to Cassia Lignea, owing to large arrivals, is sot saleable an previous terms. Fncrr.—Good qualities of Valencia miming remain . stescly ; common and medium show a slight decline, but large sales have been effected. Currants are rather firma. Other dseoriptioas of fruit without material change. Ittea.—Tbs market continues inactive. Sal: F errer. —About 60 3 bags of Bengal sold for cash; ref ractiori 3 sod 4 at 255. Conon.—Tbe market has been very active, at • farther advance of Id. per lb. JUTE has sold at at lower prices for common quality, fin* remaining steady. TALLOW ItIARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the followiog prices :—Tows tallow, 51s. 6d.. ; Petersburg Y.V. on the spot, 491. December, 48.. 6d. ; January to March, 495. 3d. to 495. 61. March, Ws. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. METROPOLITA N DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts trade is, however, by 00 mesas brisk. Prices are about the same uco 31on , lsw last. The supply of sheep is very urea yet quite ism& for the demaed. However, prices are well maintaised. Good calves are scarce sad dearer. Our foreign supply con sists al 733 beasts, 3,620 sheep, 347 calves, sad ZiO pigs. Per stow *I alba. a. 4. s. 4. Yee soma et Ma. 1. 4. s. 4 best kola, liareltia. 6 0 4 Bea Dna& /114t1sIlls 00 0 0 Best BMW-bowls —• 10 0 last Loss-w00ta.... 10 6 Second qua Heals I 6 4 Ds. do. Wen .... 00 • Calves 3 0 0 Do. &a. .10111 .... 00 0 Beet Dusic Itlf-he4s 6 4 s Lamb s Refits at market, 1,461 ; sheep and lambs, 4,330: calves, 333 ; pip. 310. 83fITHFIELD flit MARKET.—(THIS DUE) Mr. Marisa J. Easton reports trade sloe et the fol low's, isms :—Price meadow bay, 106 s. to llOs.; infester ditto, 974. to 1008.; clover 110.. to Mo.; Weldor ditto, 955. to 10 5 s. ; straw, jet. to at s. On DlT.—That At an early hour on Friday morn ing a card of Mr. James h ensStepen was dropped into the letterbox of the Right n Attorney-GeneraL — Diain Evoking Mail. A company bee been organised in Spain for the purpose of laying • submarine telegraph cable between Cubs and the United States. SVSPENRION Or ENrIELD CATTLE FAIR.—(THIS PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION. To-day, all DAY.)—At this anneal fair to-day (Thumfai) all cattle and plies, sections, _maps, aad other documents, must be w ith sheep were excluded by order of the magistrates. at the Private Bill-office of the House of Commons, with Tiii WANT or PUNCTUALIT.he Commissary the clerks of the pesos, sad at the Metropolitan Board of of Police in one of the tiononsuee does to Paris was stun- Works. It is also the laid day for advertisements of the in- mooed oa Monday to take note of the self•murder, by means tended applications for local seta of parliament is the next of strangulatioc. of a the initial of whose name may swim. A considerable amount of private bill logialatios is given, and who was 57• n aris old. Among his papers was is expected in the first session of the new parliament lAirt found • document headed, "The blydries of my Lifs." you the number of petitieos for lood acts exceeded 600, *th ao introduction to this effect : 'I 1,..1e0p t o a e ,,,, and it is expected that about a similar Dumber will be pro g w Ood family. I was well brought up. Fatally fee lapel! stinted in the approaching session. In order to facilitate I adopted as my device tat Lisbon maxim, • Cos private bill legislation, thegovernment issued a"model bill, vs plane vs moo.' I know now th at, on the eons which has been placed in the hands of parliamentary meats. trar, no man Amid leave for tomorrow what be tea It has been remodelled, and will expedite the proceedings do today. Far my part, I believed that before tea It it wee nemseary to deliberate lead lad meterelY ; before the oommittmes. All private bills must be lodged In the Commons by the Zirel Dec., aid is the Lords by the and the coesegirnos was that all L took part in tuned out 17th of that month. The next Heim will be a very busy wiaucceedul. By this maser of portmonement and this one is load sots of parliament. &Wormer of execatios I injured my fortes*, I forfeited A Idosra's lIIIPRIBONNLNT WTII Hann LABOUR an important situation, and I mimed tee merrier& I von sum Acores . —The following almost incredible have broken with all my bipeds because I never could pentstatem poems tow from Atherstone, a• a report of retina • visit is peeper time, pay bask sa am of polite the magisterial business trasmoted there es Tuesday sem nor keep en sponsitemet, end I was always an boor lest : •At the petty eassioes held et the Town too late. I bed excellent servants, but I sever wee wet! Hall, Atheists:me, on Tuesday, before lir. Allison and Cap. carved, bemuse I never was reedy to bs weeds Ws Prettyman, John Watts, of tea was charged I thought myself extremely prudent, and I always toned by Joseph Washbourne, gamekeeper to C. N. Nestle. myself is • Wes or • difficult position. Atte . long gate, Req.. If . P., with treepsesing is • wood called mad profound redaction. lam now convinced that my ten the North Wood, and doing damage to the onderwood stoat habit of putting off eserytitier Wag but a pretext to the amount of one peony, on the 25th ultimo. Having i that say real character was the of methane's end sloth ; sal neglocted to appear to a summeme, he was sow brought WIDWIMAT,E°I3IIS6. I that I sought to blithe( te sower, that double vice with a COM* which closed yesterday at 81g to 88, ei , fictitious virtue. I was deterred by the fear of fatigue, by up under • warrant. The prisoner pleaded gritty ' of being in the wood gatherior acorns. He ;an Dom- ay., for the 7th December, opened this morning my disgust to bodily sad menial swans , br the kedelffelles ethos and lethargic tepees. Bach is the trim misted to prison' for ace month with hard labour." If this .atBB to It, and closed at 137 i to 88. For . money . of .sum the a tie tbe yezmwee , lc ssot I have esemesi b mper h osi d. is an menrate statement of the offence and the punish- the last price was 89i . to I, with arr. meet of John Watts, it would be difficult to snl I believe the judgeomt I sow pass soon muted to be err. The official business report is as follows :—Three me. At 7 see i eis ee e k e be e k a t h e rem T h e words t " strong to "2:1""l" She tr " . " 4" as it fer Cent. Console, for money, 89g, i . , i. i . , i ; ditto thought of ielt-mardsr I. mese apse ma, sad se for ewes in deserves. In the hope that the mos may be sageop tibia o f exp l ooo ti o o, we f or b ear t o plane any =most or account, 88 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87i, Imy life I mesa to take se merffelie theathtkm, mid MA I. R • India Film postpone it, I hang myself." The Mir el this poems is Ms uses it, until asi opportunity of explanation the boon i, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, i, 5 . , ss _ . ,•_,____ . i „. .. Nom ad. o f the resole will pm. --I o ff ered. For the present we must refire to believe per Cent. Stock, los* 105 • ditto Bonds, 19s. 'bbl '"' _ ;;.: .7.177 ••• that Yr . Newdegate easy have authorised a pro for prem. ; Fit e per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 10L I ci. ' Tina. p As „or. —Oat thaunto DAL ... ' rZehth tahetrWahotparythal i nch ° ff "" r onedb ; " lint beet The government broker bought to-day 20,000 L wensimer Nov. 12.—m....i...c. --nark 510; &bee aim ercehis belialf.—Biresinyliam Post. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. try ewes tams, 761, ; Isla videos% 1,214. ~~