The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-04 00:00:00

DLESEX SESSIONS. .lie is a very illiterate Ma. mwell—l cannot accede to your applieatie., ipose any injustice will be done. Ido sot Dodder's account is susceptible of any el.. ill lead the jury astray. *id to have the matter referred to a gi n . who would determine the matter at oace. mall— I cannot. Hers the stun involved is .• plaintiff has already goes to the emanate urel and bringing witnesses, and ought not her outlay. proceeded. The solicitor for the defendant I in the bands of Mr. George Brows, Le d Ile instructed him what questions to pat to tames. we wholly devoid of public interest. general swims of the pesos for th e Oldest was oommeoced this morning at the Clerkeowell-green, before Mr. 'Willie/a i N fre ee e.judge, Mr. Joseph Payne. Deputy. a, sad the following justices of the poses (chsirman of the court), Mr. Charles island, Mr. Woolsey. Dr. Jervis, Mr. Gould. fr. Stutfirild, Sa contains the names of 82 prisoners for trial, for felony and 16 for misoonr. ednostion of the prisoners are as follows : nor write, twenty•two ; read only. nine; well, four ; sod reed and write imperfectly, idol superior whaation, some. LE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW,STREET. E AOAIIiST TWO COMWEISIONURES. Galin agd Joseph Head, members of the come sires, Were charged with aemultiog John Han. :t. , of St. Martiercourt, solicitor to the corps, e :cri t that on Saturday the prisoners, who were came into his room, and Macklin nom. se bid bees sent to Woking, and had bad to tars. He demanded the mosey from wham. ed to pay it, upon which the prisoners set pulled hun about until his shirt was literally body. They had boon hitherto well conducted !an said be was iosiructed by Captain Walters it the prisoners would pay the amount of apologise, the cal. would not be further Ore was no denim to deal harshly with the !but it was felt that order must be maintained aid the damage to the shirt could easily he is should be quite satisfied with the apology. tars said they were sorry if they had does sere die:tarsal. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. IF A FENIAN PIKEIIAKER ON THE MENGE OF TREASON. itgarty, a blacksmith, residing at Moss-alley, cord-street, Southwark, was brought before Mr. Dawson, 301 A, by whom he was taken into A warrant (signed by Mr. Richard B. Took a s a ri‘ 4iitices of the peace for the county of Cork, • Ir. Knox), charging him with, while in the fork for several months past, bring engaged in ahead, for an illegal society called Feniana, and , ble purposes, and for levying war against the been proved that the prisoner wee the person the warrant, vhitt told him that he would be handed over to officials, and taken to Cork, whence no doubt he tommitted to Dublio. Jeer was subsequently taken away by two of the ulary. CHABOID WITH ROBBIZT AT ST. GEORGeI mianaets. il/;(1,,v, a private of the 3rd battalion of Guards, was charged before Mx. Tyr whitt with I% Bank of England note and 9/. in gold and e moneys of Charles Allen, drill and ooloar the Grenadier Guards. t Allen said that on the 22nd November he left in the barracks about 3 in the afternoon and everything safe, taking the key in his pocket. ing from duty shortly after 5 he fount the door He then found that a box in the room bed en open, sod his cashbox taken from it, the cash ' ing one 3?. note (No. 79CW), a sovereign, and in silver, and 4s. in copper. He gave information ache, and subsequently to the police. A. key amongst seine packing boxes which would open On making a further search the centre part of n was found. The cashbox had been broken be bail since had it repaired. girl living with the wife of a p a y .aer g eant, at acks, said she was on the landing at Ss. Geor g e' s onthe _dud ultimo, when she saw the prisoner i push open Sergeant Allen's doors with bra knee. called away by her mistress. Another soldier was prisoner at the time looking on. She afterwards the prisoner out to the sergeant.major the next wet to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the witness said she was sure tier was the man. t Druscovich said the battalion was at St. George's a, but had since been removed to Chelsea, and how the girl was there at the time. war to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the prosecutor said the mosey y government money and partly his own. eyrie, the keeper of the Inkerman beerhouse, Kee proved giving the prisoner a sovereign for silver, ie time noticing that he bad a good deal more The prisoner afterwards left 4/. ss. Gd. with him care of, stating that he was going on furlough, sad would call for it on the following Saturday, which nd then had something to drink, and left. es Chapman, a servant, said he was asked by the while at Mr. Payne's (the last witness) beerhouse im a bottle, which he did, the prisoner airing him a Ito pay for it. He (witness) would know the Dote be put his name upon it. ant Druscovich, of the detective department, Soot rd. said the note was on Friday last paid into the ind he traced it from hand to hand till it got to lag t L , and in CODICTOODZO of what he stated he a pp ro. Lthe prisoner . The same of Chapman was on the He took Chapman to the Chelsea Barracks, sad the Chapman saw the prisonerhe said he was the maxi ived the note from. He told the p risoner the charts he said he knew nothing about it. He took ner to the station, and now wished f or the remand , of the note. prisoner was remanded. THAMES. FIRING A 1 . 13T0L AT A CROWD. CofD, smooth-faced, well-dressed lad , wh o g ave tb• John Madfor L, was brought before Mr. Paget. with bviog drank and disorderly, and firing • !pistol in the Whitectispehroad. aph Young, a baker, of No. 6.1.4 th-street, C.rabii4e. 1, said be was is the Whitechapel-road la st ni g t / ! o'clock. The prisoner was intoxicated sae ur a disturbauce among some little boys who ( oanno yieg him and laughing at him. lir er took a loaded pistol from his pocke t, end fired it ug the crowd. The people cried " shame , " and lie bet said be would fire auother and kill some one, and shout to take another pistol from his pocket when -"Ile rushed upon him and took the pistol in his hand Jhim. Ward Neale, an errand boy, said he saw the prisons( loft his coat and utter to fight atiother lad. A boy was with the prisoner, said, "Shoot him if be 5W ing to you." The ptisoner said he did not cue who he , and soon afterwards fired the pistol. Mani Corking, liti4 A, said he heard t he re p ort of a , and took the prisoner into custody. He went to s 410‘alle 10 Whitechspel, where the p risoner lodged for ight, and received from the keeper a leotber bag, whit* meter owned. It contained a tick of goopow der, er auk, contsiciog shot, a box of percussion cep, • e containing brandy, a lucifer match box , six ci g ars ' k tie, a pair of gloree, and a loaded pistol. The acting tor fired off the pistol at the statain-houee. The other f i aii 1 w taken from the prisoner by the mob. . Paget put some questiolis to the prisoner, who said a 17 years of age in February next. He wen a draper • es now out of employ. His father wa s a grocer in glen. r. Paget said the pistol which had been fired off by the 1(e ought to be now in the same state as i t was when n from the prisoner, or the contents dr awn. He re' deed the prisoner until Wednesday next. . ENE IN A THEAME. The St. Petersburg .r says that about a fortnight ago a frightful accideat ipened at the Alexandra Theatre during the represeete• of a Ger man opera. Mdlle. Louisa Ehlers, one of the West ladies of the company, who in this piece filled the of a Mexican, was (lancing the cachets, when, !Adel died the lights she went on her knees sod hsPn_, tsFg the ca.stanettes. At this moment her gau gauss Petr caught fire, and she was immediately enveloped I I flames. A cry of anguish escaped from every le unhappy actress, filled with terror, ran about the gt&i. I thus fanned the fire which was devouring bee clothes. shrieked, sobbed, and cried for help. M M. Lobe esdl merman, who were on the stage, threw themselves on her and succeeded in leading her to the side some& to other actreuer, who were also clothed in Rsaw. lif t ! order to avoid becoming victims of the calamity. rtaio was lowered, but the audience would not retire fore learning the fate of the artiste. It was ultimata'? nonaced that though she was in a dangerous state thee* TO hopes that her life would be saved. ffffArr"riq--------riDMM7I—WgR" I LAMBETH. —4 , -- WUTOW ARK POLICE.—(THIS DAY.) on afterno on William Shirley, • young man, ows t ran Of sie, woo brought before Mr. Woolrycb, " m a with cheating Mr. Messy Huoi moderator lamp 10—boyert. carfling on Widow in Roupoll4treet, with revolver pistol, with intent to murder him. o olad l a prisoner seemed 000 l and collected duringtialeogthy co a l ition, and did not appear to exhibit the lout na- 3 .10. Os tad lamas called wan Robert Hedges, who mid he vot to, his wife, passing Mr. Haim factory, when some r sda lien murder had been committed there. He was ab gav out e Y o w so his wife and rushe d into the yard. He • a ter, when he met the prisoner with blood flowing tot ir b ac k of his head. He cal led out for Go b take protect him as he was b e ing murdered by a men t wo. He rushed into the entry and raw the place full of toppwder smoke. He prevented prisoner from going away .0 waiter man mine sa and took • revolver from him, They ore s the place end w the prosecutor bleeding from the o ts, end be mid " Fetch a doctor." Witco= went for a oar, who took the prceecutor and prisoner to the o prhouse. i m uctor Edwarle, L division, who took the charge. tad o ar Dr. Blades, said he received the revolver. The ore was locked up a ft e r that, mid the prosecutor car wr si home , He was unable to attend that day. ! p r , Blades gave evidence as to the wounds ea both the I po uter and prisoner. Hassid on the neck of the former si feud a wound under the jaw, and about four inches i f ter down he extracted the ball produced near the carotid w a y. The prisoner had a wound at the back of tinned'. i t I ns merely a superficial wound , and nearly healed up. la weer to Mr. Woolrych, Dr. Blades said that the ro d es the prosecutor's throat wee not well dangerous unless ren f os tion set in. He wen doing at presen and t, t ost be able to attend in • week. sus further evidence was given, and the prisoner was weeded for a week. call OF LONDON R HI EAL D PROPERTY COMPANY. (TS Mye half-yearl meetin of shareholders was Th tail afternoony at the Lou g the don Tavern, Mr. ASHHUBST the chair. ng CHAIRMAN said that all the directors oonld do that occasion was to declare an interim dividend. Int at the whole tripe property, which returned a gross natal of 23,0001. per annum, only three rooms were nnlet. The rands paid were in all came satiefactory, and when MOM had been relet it was at an increased rentaL He then era opon the increased veins of land, and obeersedthat a Rant laW of land contiguous to their own showodthat if their N sisirty were now sold it would realise a handsome profit. The bead bad had the usual difficulties to contend with as igu ded light and air, but they had avoided le g al wee ithogs by conension and other means. The next large buildiog which they had to erect was one is &Wi ngless The old buildings were being demolished, and Om w ere in preparation foe a valuable structure adjoin its the Corn Exchange. That building would perhaps lean» a eall but the fact and the amount would both gimod on the, extent to which the debentures could be inowL A dividend of per oast. for the half-year was declared, sad the meeting terminated in the usual manner. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.; ... • Mamas • 111010111 in.. Cgs Clallt Nit NUM. rOtiet: • • Odbeioart 11/111111Sh Tema* ... larkceoWil , • • He is • very Bliteeste mar. fly A rriorr ~ well-1 cannot accede to your applieation, • pose any injustice will be done. Ido so t ffi)UTH WA •uilder's account is susceptible of soy et c . This afternoon lead the jury astray. • . ' • to have de matte refired to • gen. 00 05 Yo u of • who would determine the matter at oa ce , or i w ith dock wall-1 cannot. Hers the sum ineJtved ia opstOttt• aril .. plainti ff has already gone to the expellee _ la s i nvolver p . and bringing witnesses, and oaght not .. 1...." - .. r b o gaiDell . • outlay. proceeded. The solicitor for the defendant ' as :wino, and d in the bands of Mr. George Brown, Le d olle is * • e instructed him what questions to MS to e e grab witesu • 01. n o bia wife, .re wholly devoid of public interest. is , sad Cm most ................ ii go t t o his wit DLESEX. SESSIONS. pm , when he e« to the back ---.-- gal's sake protect r general sessions of the pesos for th e • dime: was comm enced this morning at th e is thee. He rush. Clerkenwell-green, before Mr. William g Assistant - Judge, , MT. Joseph Payne. Deputy. oing urd issth e e r r ou rosn oke. , sod the fallowing justices of the peace : ! widths Pte' wadi (chairman of the court), Mr. Charlie n et, and be gal land, M r . Woolsey. Dr. Jervis , Mr. Gould s who t • r. Stutfisild, &a. oats, contains the names of 82 prisoners for trial, o nischi c ue. for felony and 16 for mieemar. Impostor Eden • education of the prisoners are me follows: of t . Dr. Bled • nor write, twenty.two • read only. nine; pans' was lock well, four ; sod read and imperfectly, •. of superior education, sere. ; ri g hem. He D a Blades PT , parentor and p E POLICE COURTS. n hod a wow ] • aver down lee et (THIS DAY.) oa, The prii —sr— oird merely el BOW.STREET. • 1.1 answer to •E AGAINST TWO COMNDISIONAIRES. said on the pr &Ilia and Joseph Head, members of therms orification eel sires, were charged with araulting John Han. , n igtt be able to • t. Soso further • , of St. Martieecourt, solicitor to the corps, weeded for a' MI. td that on Saturday the prisoners, who were liquor, came into his room, and Mukha own. car OF LOll . • bAd bees sent to Woking. and had bad to fare. He demanded the mosey from wham& ed to pay it, upon which the prisoners net The half-ye • pulled him about until his shirt was literally WI this after' body. They had been hitherto well conducted \ jig., chair. The CHAIR' n said he was instructed by Captain Walters 0 that =as if the prisoners would pay the amount of id of the wh: apologise, the case would not be further natal of 23.00 t ere was no desire to deal harshly with the The wards Pal rat it was felt that order must be maintained isms had bee: girdt spon the 'd the damage to the shirt could easily be escataar of la e should be quite satisfied with the apology. m e l ody were' s said they were sorry if they had - doom the bawd bad ere discharged. 1 1 . 40 . 1 liei MARLBOROUGH-STREET. eddirigs p • F A FENIAN PHEW...NAILER ON Tilt CHARGE 01 {Cgs building TREASON. isrlooo The w ere in • tgarty, a blacksmith, residing at Moss-alley, Ors rig the Corn ord-etreat, Southwark , was brought before Mr. require a call. Dawson, 301 A, by whom he was taken into ' grand on the warrant (signed by Mr. Richard B. Took a s a ri l iede.,_, es • ' of the peace for the county of Cork, • . A ""' ' sad the mate r. Knox), charging him with, while in the ork for several months past, being engaged in WRIT beads for an illegal society called Fenian, sad his purposes, and for levying war against the 1 ------ been proved that the prisoner was the person ------- . e warrant, - fairs ...... . 9 9 alindun .. hitt told him that he would be handed over to officials, and taken to Cork, whence no doubt he Warseastia. 'ramified to Dublin. • • er was subsequently taken away by two of the coes Clear.. Leirpool .•. i .111ary. . . cEIABORD WITH RoBBIST AT ST. GEORGE'S BARRACEs. - ill;a,,v, a private of the 3rd battalion of Words .. , Guards, was charged before Mx. Tyrwhitt with 5". Bank of England note and 9/, in gold and r"ti: . e moneys of Charles Allen, drill and oolour Ids Is=aik: the Grenadier Guards. t Allen said that on the 22nd November he loft Verenai ...1 Ti in the barracks about 3 in the afternoon and everything safe, taking the key in his p ocket. Antworia .. ing from duty shortly after 5 he fount the door He then found that a box in the room hod Caul en open, and his cashbox taken from it, the cash ' • log one 5?.. note (No. 756 L to 03), a sovereign, and nor N. a in silvan, and 4a, iri copper. He gave informetion sueog to a acks, and subsequently to the police. A. key rsia • amongst seine packing boxes which would open Toslog.ills On making a further search the centre part of rili, rain I ..x was found. The cashbox had been broken 61. to 5.• he had since had it repaired. from a he girl living with the wife of a pay-sergeant, at moderate. acks, said she was on the landing at St. George's Vireo& f on the 92nd ultimo, when she saw the prisoner do h push open Sergeant Allen's doors with his knee. w ash& . called away by her mistress, Another soldier was So Issiarimrs prisoner at the time looking on. Site afterwards the prisoner out to the sergeant major the next G. W. wer to Mr. Tyrwbitt, the witness said she was dui ad tits d tier was the man. don the t Druscovich said the battalion was at St. George's .. e, but had since been removed to Chelsea , aced 2,%01., once ha how the girl was there at the time. st to war to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the prosecutor said the mosey A Mad T government money and partly his own. mother I sync, the keeper of the Likens:lan beer-house, Kea• proved giving the prisoner a sovereign for silver, rests. • e time noticing that he bad a good deal more op in dm; The prisoner afterwards left 4/. ss. Gd. with him sides are cars of, stating that he was going on furlough, aced ladies of would call for it on the following Saturday, which duce blo o od then bad something to drink, sod left. es Chapman, a servant, said he was asked by the white while at Mr. Payee's (the last witness) henhouse with Bahl in • bottle, which he did , t he prisoner airing him a ascribed to pay for it. He (witness) would know the note de port he put his name upon it. ot Druscovich, of the detec tive de p artment, Soot- letter Ile . id the note was on Friday last paid into the avatar; aid od he inical it from hand to hand till it got to lad lastly at , and in concqueoce of what he stated he 'pps ate adoi the prisoner. The name of Chapman was on the tither b He took Chapman to the Chelsea Barracks, sad the t Chapman saw the prisoner he said he wa s the MIS temples lead the note from. He told the prisoner th e sho n e THE he said be knew nothing about it. He took ell late: ,• nor to the station, and now wished for the remand Basra, production of the note. ellieg prisoner was remanded. kei flu THAMES. Sitorde hely a TIRING A CIeTOL AT A CROWD. heti CI can , smooth-faced, well-dressed lad, who gave the tlis inh of Join Madfor L, was brought before Mr. Paget. r will os • with being drunk and disorderly , and tiring • India . pistol in the Whitechapehr.l. incedii ph Young, stoker, of No. G. Bath-street, C.rabii4e• said be was in the Wbitechapel-road la st ni g t / Iris el Noce o'clock. The prisoner was intoxicated and at Rom • g a disturbauce 'mo or some little boys who ay, it annoyiog him soil laughing at him. 'The •sr took a loaded pistol from his pocket , and fired it ire el arm ..ng the crowd. The people cried " shame," and the randy •er said he would fire another and kill some one, and sodas about to take another pistol from his pocket when .pie rushed upon him sod took the pistol in his hand ALL him. s pa:p ard Neale, an errand boy , sa i d he saw the pr isoner 'hal , off his coat and utter to fight another lad. A boy lo as with the prisoner, Ba l d , "Sho ot him if be sad arra bi • inn to you." The prisoner said he did not care wh o he a lasi , sod soon afterwards fired the p istol. LT Iliarn Corking, GO A, said he heard the report of • , and took the prisoner into custody. He went to a -house is Whitechapel, where the prisoner lodged for A lido! .ight, and received from the keeper a leather bag , which .rinser owned. It contained a desk of g unpowders Maim 'sr desk, contaiciog shot, a boo of percussion calve • sot e containing brandy, a lucifer match box , six ci g ars, tire k tie, a pair of gloves, and a loaded pistol. The acting t o tor fired off the pistol at the station-houre. The other dra 1 was taken from the prisoner by the mob. bia s . Paget put some questiolis to the prisoner, who aid tad t al7 years of age in February next. H e was a draper. liau lie el as now out of employ. His father was • grocer in wed looker gtnn. r. Paget said the pistol which had been fired o ff by the s. ought to be now in the same state as it was when rub n from the prisoner, or the contents drawn. He re'La ta ded the prisoner until Wednesday next. l i e t W, col - ----- Pat A ESE IN A THEATRE. The St. PeterSbillfg rata x say. that about a fortnight ago a frightful accident We i rya pencil at the Alexandra Theatre during the repressed . mot! • of a German opera. Iddlle. Louise Ehlers, one of the tart died ladies of the company, who io this piece filled the woe of a Mexican, was dancing the cachou, when, hided . tar islil • • eked the lights she went on her knees sod belle arc ping the castanettes. At this moment her gauze yeti. 1 aka is caught fire, and she was immediately enveloped cis flames. A cry of unpaid escaped from every tits e unhappy actress, filled with terror, ran about the slide Oh • thus fanned the fire which was devouring her clothes. sad Ira shrieked, sobbed, and cried for help. MM. Lobs Yd •• merman, who were no the stage, threw themselves on her and succeeded in leading her to the side s osee• al e other actresses who were also clothed in Puke. la Or order to avoid be coming victims of the calamity. The io was lowered, but the audience would sot retire eel ore learning the fate of the artiste. It was ultimate'? .to amused that though she was in a dangerous state there N re hopes that her life would be saved. MoNDIT, DECZIL3ER 4, 5 AIL & T. W. 29 — ra .. 68 54 tart \ 43 21.64 45 K 29.48 401 E. ,59.40 45, E. F. Et !9.094°_' N.Y.. 39.3543 E.N.E. 39.300' ES.E. - 0 E.S.E. °SAM 0 8.3. W. 38.94 52 S. 29.33 46 S. W. 39.05 48 K 29.17 49 &E. 29.33 43 E.N.E. 1.48 48 S. 39.53 46 3.3. E. 129.66 46 E. 3 b 10 2 • 3 4 6 3 6 S.S.S. E. Cautionary signals on Saturday and yesterday. YRODADIA. ON NORTltlail WEDNESDAY. EL Northerly toW., strong, CCAS squally, showers. TCESPAS. L to N. awl N wit . W., stzoog to a gale, h nun Tanta& a gale at inter val', rain at times. Wierl7.ll. N.N.W. to W. 4 W , fresh to a gale, with some rain. BorrgE7t.l. S.E. t stro o n S g. .Wwith t . and ,ualleN.W., , to fresh. Eurxits. AB next above. 61. to S.W., varying hom a heavy gale to moderate. with rain. Varying, fresh to a with some rain. Yorthern=Seotland. Westernr-Ireland. Wales, and adjs. emetta Southern =English Channel and Bay of hiway. listan , -Eastward I..and and North Sea qrs. Expoßra.—Beani, 5: sad awed, 5,555 qrs. (U 3. !fl' PRIMA. Emolasi. Per Qr. 3 • 4 3 4 4 5 8 10 9.5 I 9 9 5 • 7 7 6 10 i 4 N. W . E.S. E. E.A. F. S.E. S.W. Essex, Kent, red, eld 44 to 51 new 36 to 46 „ lls. white, old 53 to 59 , new 43 to 911 Norfolk and Lincoln red, old BAJLLZT Mann' 23 to 40 Distilling Grinding 27 to 30 I MALT. Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk 56 to 65 Brow Kingston end Ware IA to to 87 n OA • & 0 Scotch potato blab, whit* ~ black Baum Harapn 39 go 12 Tick 4O is 42 Harrow Pigeon 45 to 10 YU& iirs. Grey yr to sO Walsh 3O to 42 Whits Boilers 28 to 28 VLOO R. Town made, per %D 41 to 46 37 so 39 Nowak°ld 3.: to 37 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, 32 to 31 ex ship New 0420. English, teed 2O to 25 potato 25 to 30 Scotch, teed Folizl9ll. Per Qr. t Per Qr. 'MEW. a a. ' Oars. S. S. Dam s and Eosins. ;Danish and Swedish 21 to 25 berg 47 to 59 lionstan ... iiiie. .. 20 to 26 Logtocle et Mechlin = 44 to 55 . Danish 43 to 4o Egyptian 42 to 44 ' FLAB 43 to 47 'Maple 45 to 45 Boilers 49 to 54 ' !White °finding 24 to 26 , Tallow Distilling Malting ;,French,sack.... $3 to 96 O. to 34 Dutch brewing 2l to 26 American, per bd.: .. 93 to 29 feeding . ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. SO., INTO LONDON. BY LAND AND WATER CARRIAGE. %ROY NOV. 25 TO DEC. 2, INCLUSIVE. &imago, bar sof t Ame;leiln, re , l •• • slate BARLZT G. W. GORDON'S INSURANCES. — It is announced Out the directors of the Star Insurance Company, with idiom the life of the late Mr. Gordon was insured for 2,50:11., have unanimously resolved to pay over the amount it once to his widow. A Madrid letter of the 30th ult. says :—" The weather has been hitherto unfavourable to outdoor amuse ments. The last bull fight of the season has been given spin despair, owing to the obstinate raise. The promo macs are deserted, and the famous toilets for which the hake of the upper and middle ranks are renowned have no rhinos of display. The ' pale mauve satin trimmed with white blonde and white buglee,' or 'the sky-blue velvet with sable trimming on the hem of the skirts,' which are 1 lemribed as churning every eye as they swept the mud at ais promenade of Faente Castellain, are now laid up till better weather. At church black silk and veils are de spacer; at the theatre the ladies appear simply and mo destly attired. The low dresses of Paris and London are est adopted in Madrid without some modifications required tither by stricter notioos of decency or more indifferent amplexioas.” THE BRIGANDS' PRI ZE. —The capture by brigands ne lately reported of Mr. Peon, the Italian traveller of Ibsen C. Buthelmes and Co., of Bradford, while ma. selling between Naples and Ancona, a ransom of not less than 2.0001. being demanded for hie release. On Siturday Messrs. Barthelores and Co. received from hely a telegram announcing the ensue of Mr. Yenta boa captivity. His reissues was not effected through the interpositioo of the Italian government, with whom, is will be remembered, Lord Clarendon informed the %atom Chamber of Commerce communication would be Imediately made in reference te the matter, but the know ledge on the part of his captors of the fact that some in tones was being exerted by Messrs. Bartbelmes in a quarter et Rome likely to do good service in effecting his release, lley, it is supposed, have induced them more speedily per. riape than they otherwise would have done to put a lees extravagant estimate on their prize than they had pre. riansly done, and to sceept, as they at length did, the more andante sum of 1101. for Mr. Peoza's release. ALLIGATOR Fro ur. —A correspondentof Havannah aye:—" A young mar, aged 20 years, the manager of an Cite, was crossing a river on horseback, and followed by .ball-dog, when the howling of the animal caused him to tin his heed. What was his surprise to see an alligator, 'eked 9 feet long, carrying off the dog by the tiezlc ? To item off his horse and into the water, to attack the monster with his hunting knife, was the work of a moment. His Wiens was successful, for he killed the alligator and saved lie dog."— West India paper. A TRAVELLING GIANT.—It was under those eatemstancee that I come acquainted with r. giant. I tot have been too high to fall into conversation with him, had it not been for my lonely feelings. Fur the loud role is, going round the country, to draw the line at dressing up. When • man can't trust his getting a living ' lobie undisguised abilities, you consider him below your sor t . as tad this giant when on view figured • Roman. He was a METROPOLITAN hernia young man, which I attribute to the distance betwixt - CA T LE MARKET T. (THIS DAY.) his extremities. He bail a little head and lees iii it, he had The number of beasts is rather larger than on Monday last. week eyes and weak keen, and altogether you couldn't i The demand is, however, good for best qualities, and prices look at him without feeling that there was greatly too remain unaltered. Sheep ara also rather more plentiful. mach of him both for his joints and his mind. Hut he was The trade is not very active, yet prices ere about ea amiable though timid young man (his mother let him the same as of lats. There is more demand for good calves oat, and spent the money), and we come acquainted when and prices are rather higher. From Germany and Holland le wee walking to ease the horse betwixt two fairs. He there are 1,980 beasts, 13,610 sheep, 306 calves, and 30 pigs. 110 els called Rinaldo di Veluco,his name being Picklesoo. This Spain, 180 beasts ; Scotland , 27 0 ; Ireland, 340 ; and 2, Pent otherwise Fickleson mentioned to nee under the teal of from the Northern and Midland Counties. onfideoce, that beyond his bring a burden to himself, his -sr stows et num s. e. s. c. I meow al tabs. Ad. a d I lif e 0 05 made a burden to him by the cruelty of his master 0 5 Best bud lit-tdatth 0 0 0 towards a step-daughter who was deaf and dumb. H er . BlitelesttBSch3tkorthornall6reida 5 t 10 6 5 Best W ok -w 0015.... 510 2 Do. do. ahem .. _.. 0 0 0 leather wan dead, and she had no living soul to take her : c ,„ 1 8.° :: 1 ' Mg ' 34 5 twee* noose gnat 4 4 2 Wt, and was used most hard. She tnvelled with his ri se nester's caravan only because there was nowhere to leave iustriesitifit-breds da 6 Lush. 24,650: calves, 10 ; her, and this giant otherwise Picklesori did go so far as to ; Saute at market, 5,3 10 ; 0505 10 end lamb s . believe that his master of ten tried to lose her. He was such Pigs, 5 10 - ' wety languid young man, that I don't know long it didn't i take him to get this story out, but it passed through BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) 6 defective circulation to his top extremity in course — pa Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for *la When I heard this seconnt from the giant all delcriPti o3o oultinues very quiet "late prices. Otherwise Pickleson, and likewise that the poor girl had . beautiful lone dark hair, and was often pulled down by it : ftl beaten, I couldn't us the giant through what stood in ' RTNOVRED R ''-..-.--.-- 1:110VAI. OF IRK SOCIETY 00 A 573.-- 111 eyes. Having wiped '.m, I give him sixpence (for he It is rumoured that the Society of Arts are about to Ma kept as short as he was long), and be laid it out in two leave their old home in the Adelphi, and to emigrate to I luwePennorths ef gin-end-water, which so brisked him up, South Kensington. were a costly mansion is se be built for this he sang the Favourite Comic of Shivery Shakey ain't it their accommodation. It will be curious to see what effect old. A popular effect which his muter bad tried eve . iy other this change in the rests may have ti attendance4ildi of o teams to get out of him as a ROMID, wholly in vain.—. Dr. members at the Wednesday evening meetings.—Bng Marigold's Prescriptions, by Charles Dickens. . Seim Imam Cars• EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1865. LISTb.—(THIS DAY.) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETo. MARIE-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLOCTIL Only moderate supplies of English wheat were received The v r •atlwa market is extremely inactive to - d a y , up to our market to-day, awl most of the samples came to • head somewhat out of condition. Sel ected qualities moved and the principal stocks are unaltered. a st.udily • at p rima full y equal to Monday last ; het dam e London and North Western stock is now parade were a slow inquiry, on former terms, at which a total clamant. of the stands was not effected. quoted 1251 to 126 ; Great Western, 621 to The show of foreign wheat was by uo means extensive ; 63 ; Midland, 1241 to 125 ; Lancashire and nevertherless, sales programed slowly, at about last week's Yorkshire, 1221 to 123 ; South Eastern, 79 to } ; currency. With both English and foreign barley, we were fairly sup-' Great Eastern, 45i to 46 ; Caledonian, 125 i to plied. The domed far moat kinds rules steady, q uotations were well supported. ; ;Metropolitan, and tee 1126 k 136 to i ; London aid Malt, the supply of which wax tolerably good, was in ' South Western, 96 to 97 ;Great Northern, 12811 moderate request, on former terms. to 129 i ; ditto A, 144 to 149. Very few &climb oars were on the stands ; but the supply „ , T run k of , ~,) Railway of foreign was tolerably good. On the whole, the oat 1 taanu trade was steady, at full quotations. i in request, and has experienced a fresh rise. Dutch The few beans an eels were mostly disposed of at fu ll i Rhenish and Great Luxembourg shares are also prices. Pe as changed hands freely, at extreme rates. The supply inquired. for. On the other hand, Great Western was limited. 1 of Canada exhibit flatness. The transactions in Sour were to a moderate extant. In uItDINAKY stt.tilKS AND STOCKS. prices no change took place. The supply of foreign flour • --______ Theer increase arrivals of gra d. in and seed-laden vessels off coast sh. I ed. 1 - have been very large. The wheat trade has been very firm. iii -, - Fine samples have readily found buyers at Is. to 2s. per qr. gt„ j more money, whilst inferior qualities have been in st. 'I fair request. and the prime realised show an ed. , 5 ) vanes of about le. per r. LLei n on Panties. 11 . i or for forward shipment, no • been reported. 1, Ghia', arrived, 41s. 61. to 43..; Berdianski, 44e. 33. to 100 465. ; hard, 435. to 436.6 d. par 4921ba. Polish, 425. 6d. to 435. I Sc per 4801 he. The domed for masse h as improved ; c but, in consequence of the high rats asked by . importers, ; St. I the transactions have been by no means extensive. How. ' t: ever, in the sales which have taken place, late prices have s t. been well supported, and in some instances a slight rise bas at. i base rer n ted. Galati, arrived. 31s. 6d. to 33a. per 4521hm; At. Wallac, 295. 9d.; Ibreil 395. 3d. to 301.6 d.; Bulgaria's, , I. 29e. 6d.; mixed American, 30s. to 31s. per 480Ibs. Barley' ea. has participated in the general improvement, and an 1:- advance of 6d. to Is. has talon place in the quotation ; the' s i: supply off meet being small, the tranewitious necessarily I :+t. have bees on a limited scale. Odessa. arrived, 25c. 4 a- ; 1 st. Nicolaieff, 25e. 3d.; Warm. 245. 3d. per 4091te. Danubian , it. to be shipped in March or April. 245. 6d. ; Azoff, spring at shipment, 24e. 611. per 4091ba. Danubian and Odessa rye :- have been offered at 31s. to 325. per 43011 w., but no sales $,•• have been reported. Beans have continued very ioac- , s t . tive. Barbary are worth shout 38s. to 39a. per St. 4801 be. Ililletseed has moved off slowly, at 21s. and , it. 21s. 6d. for Danubian. The trade for linseed has ruled St firm, at fully later'. Calcutta, 575. to 675. ful. . • Mirzspore 'Lt. and. Patna, 695. ; Bombay, 70s„ ; !Rack Say 65e. to Cis. 6d. ; I; For snivel Calcutta has sold at 67.. to 64.. ; Bombay , 0 70s. lid.; Black Sea, 66.. to 66 1 . Gd. The following are the We quantities of East Indian linseed estimated afloat for this at omit') : St. to ICloslag prim I a Sales - --- um*. Saturday. to 1 p.m. ELILIIIIII. 1v) Bristol sad =Au .... l too iCliSag.gan I C-aMi-ria-ik all ' oo7llandßindon all ! Cornwall 100 Donna and Balboa Jane I an ,Dnodao,Ponn.&nboLJn all lad London Scrip 110 Do. 100 I GUM" "egl i a o I 1100 Ghana isatarn Ord. M. 100 Do. t An& VAL. 110 2 100 Groat North of footland 100 Graaf Noetbara 1100 ODA J ♦rocs oo ol ‘, oo- 1 1c 00 i4i0 Do Do ..B o,2 4 l tn wrie. ll l. 9. l. o. m. l a tv2s 7 l Bo3ap d m a , os. wain & /fiat (Ina 1 100 0004 WlllB ,O [lOO Dwftoar VaLbsaain XlOO I tax Sou * Nl4 V . W -41101 ". 100 , Do. W. ,100 I Do. D°. N ewport a ,100 I Do. Do. 11 1 . 1 11 00 0000 I La Louu n n eaa do.,Becti...,,,, hlre .d itY micji. orkaldre a ‘ ,100 Undo*. & boy . 1 11 00 0009 , 14.1, :0 d0.ct liimoe&t.Nnorihusta:wirAintintswp a. 100 111an.,6110..et Lineation 100 Illotrolionto& 7 Do. Nov 01 Do. tiateoatos an 11 etc, Pulnan 011trbit 10 1 110. ". do. •• • 111 14 6 72 73 111 113 tai 8 85 451 6 _ ltS 130 146 k "II 1865. 1861. Qrs. Q. .. sa Calcutta to London Calcutta to Liverpool Calcutta to Hu11.... AO69 .. 51,875 st. Bombay to London Bombay to Li ver p o ol hes been in s teady request, and the value of all Bt. s, descriptions has been well supported. Calcutta, 70s. ; s „ ditto to be shipped in December, 595. Annexed are the 26 quantities of East Indian rapeseed es ti m ated afloat for this At. Ito 100 ' Si' Do. 1.11 Shares ... D c , Bum. & Dist/ • a' 111.1 Neat 1 100 North Itrltish art i , . • , 100 , Do. idln.,Penii . 100 ,N. lastsru—S•rwlak d. 4 G. N. m w 5 50 ; D Leeds..Z. Pa 106 1) ) . York • • Il" s11 . Da. Itook.&Darling. le Da. So. 1010411.. • 100 , North Louden ! 5 ix,. do., Dolt I 6' Dx do 3161 100 , North Stallordialts 011 N. & S. Wastais Juan 'lOO V [Watt& O'Hara 100 itioottlah N.l. Abw •. r,1144. ,100 'Scottish — • • 100 ahrepihlraMltllgo Union 100 South Dims 100 , g aii tg 'gators 111.ausii.Vicalag ill I TO Vas gDo. 0 .... .... 'lOO Vats of Nasal 2 ' Waterloo & WhtehW 303 i 1 Nast Omura 1865. 1 864 . to 4 :"to Calcutta to London 88,549 .. 18,656 :it. ..,. Liverpool 2 ,195 . • 47 St. Bombay and Madras to Lon- st• don Bombay and Madras to 1 1- St. 2,325 .. 1.451 8 : 0 * verpool Both linseed and cottonseed cakes have moved off freely, Bt. and the quotations have an upward tendency. In cotton- to seed sales have progressed steadily, at full prices. Egyptian , St. 8/. 10s. ; ditto, - early shipment, sew seed, 81. 15e. ; ditto, 10 to be shipped is January or February, 81. 7s. 6d. per ton. IL ARRIVAL OF Srmas.—English : Tares, 25 ; linseed, 10 and sundry, 265 qrs. Foreign: Tares, 211; linseed. 13,709 ; rapeseed, 24,815 ; maim, 1,933 ; and sundry, 210 ~ •I'_ Country : 0 TO TO 0 TO X i S. 0.62' 6 0.12, 2 11111Tleit ruerinsioNs._ I ra.-1-- 100x1 2 ittlanncet tit t&0000 0 Boat. 41C.1n.0.4t.c. Do. Mum • Baal° l um llama I Do. ?retires° , Butt.. Break& Oodertch 1 a ter rent. 1878.3-4 tt e.sasurizap.s. g 'Cape T. Deakep. e. g. Denterses.l p.oper.prel , UM. Beard go. I do. • Test Wien go. 6 do Do. .1 tztennon .. - 'Grand Trask of wands equip. Y. U., Do. do. ,ieterre4 Do. Ind proL Bonds t o. o . do. .deterred Do. gr i deterred Do. 4th pref. Do. do. deferred (inert Indlen POlllO.lOll l Do. gut- e per cent. DO. Nov do 1 ,Gt. 8. of India g. p. et , 1 Do 44 per toot. Y, I Do ob dl in. %remora of Canadel 04 18 i Do. New . ... • I.oc 011 l D0.ep.0.nde.pe7. 1671 100 all D 0.4 d do. 1877-81 10 Indian Branch. Limited , it. 160 Madre, gam. 6p. cent St. 'lOO 1 ots. do. el do it. 1100 1 Do. 00. 44 do Do. /11th Rating= St. .100 Ilelb. Corp. 6 per c. 84 10 ell • Ilea. end Robsons Bey St. 100 .N.lit.otChn.lp.o.leip•B. 1 it, 100 , kande, gon. par cent, St. 100 Do. Ding 10 f Do. do. do. St. 1 100 I Do. POiliallb do.- _ St. 1100 Do. Indus St.Thet. do. 100 , SL 106 I 20 6 I 2,04 1 .11 • to su 100 100 0.80 1 0.98 8 0.52 8 0.12 8 4 0.08 b 0.50, - 0.01. - - 0.49 5 0.50 4 roe Qt. MONEY MART 0,0001..1 00100.0p.0041751101 ~. 1 .. Om 000.119 A, lerf4/1.10 0 ~. • . Do•Opsrot.rob.ltAvd. 100 .. DO.O pleat.llar.eti; 100 ON, .. Do.' pee otJea.4.l 100 ON ..I Do. Spot et. lm. Bloc 100 ,000'.. pitted olawoor.a.ion too do. 1000.1900 100 . ~...1 " DO . . do. isecweo i noi do. 189041 100 t 07 90 96 98 96 98 82 84 81 ei 104 100 184 106 106 164 105 107 91 93 110 102 106 108 DS 105 106 108 104 106 ' 106 108 109 192 98 18 100 101 95 96 90 91 101 105 96 86 100 102 105 104 100 104 Two o'Ciour. There is a recovery of 1 per cont. to-day in tLe English funds, which on Saturday fell 1 ; bit, with this exception, the stock markets are ,:u:1 and without improvement. Dome railways, foreign ' bonds, and most other securities are quoted much the same as on Saturday. Greek Bonds and Turkish Five per Cents, have given way a little. 1 There is a general absence of business. The discount market remain s quiet, and the rate for good bills is unchanged, at 5/ to 6 per cent. i In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is large, and, there being little demand, the charge for short loans on English government securities is only si to 4} per cent. , At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's I telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 72c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 871 to 1, e x div., both for money and the account (December I 7). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, / ; ditto, for account, 871, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1, 1 ; India Bonds, las. to 14s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 101. Foreign stocks are dull, and the only change in price worth mentioning is a decline of 1 per cent. in Greek Bonds and 1 in Turkish Five per Centre Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 161 to 171 ; Spanish Passive, 28/ to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 2;1 to / prem. ; Turkish Five per Cents., 1865, 431 to 1 ; and Mexican, 251 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1865, 761 ; ditto, scrip, 21, 1 prem. ; Egyptiao, , .san 931 ; ditto, 1864,1001. Bonds, 93, 1; Italian, 1861, I for account, ceig ; ditto 1865, for account, 771, I; ditto Maremmana Railway, 671 ; Me 24 251 ditto account, 251 ; ditto, 1864, 24 ; New Granada, 141, ex div.; Portuguese, 1856, rte., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1822, 901 ; ditto 1862, 891, 90 ; Spanish Passive, fur ac count, 281, 1 ; ditto, certificates, for ac count, 14/ ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 91, 90/ ; ditto 1858, for account, 74 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 77 ; ditto 1862, for account, 74 ; ditto 100'. sd Bonds, 741, 4 ; ditto 1865, for account, 431, 4/. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 441, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 361. American securities are quiet, and prices un changed. 5.20 Bonds, are now quoted, 641 to / ; Erie Railway shares, 591 to i ; Illinois, 821 to 831 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debei.tures, 1 fax . , ..I Do.6p.c.Ap.drOvt.l9oo 1001 ,600 ..10epton.Nov. 1866.6 p.ct. I 100 1 ,600 ..1 Do. 1878 . do. • ,100 ;PAylOO, llsarttlut epee 06..187 1 ' 100 lElB'lOOl .000 ..\ Do. 1881,100! 1896108 ,600 —Natal. Oar.' per cent. —ll6Bl ,000,.. Mew Brune. C10v.411 p.ot. ;100, _ .. , N.A.Wales ov. 6 p.c.1866 100 . ... .. i Do. 6p. o. 1871 to 1876 1001 —.. .. Do. 6D. c. 1888 to 183211001 60,000 .. , New &Wanda per oink .100 100 000 , Do. 6 per cent. .1001 850,000 .. Nova Scotts 6p. 0., 1876 100 180,0001.. Queensland Gov. 0 6 , p. at 100, .. 1.. ,a. Aust.Llov. 6 p.0.,1878,1 00 1 ..' Vlo.Oor.Op.c.lan.i.Jaly llool .... ~., I mo , Do, do. 6 p.c.Aprli&Oo. 1001 83 to 84. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Conso lidated Mortgage Bonds are steady, at 1 to prem. International Financial shares are now quoted / to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 6to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 41 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 41 prem. ; OverenJ, Gurney, and Company, 6 to 1 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to 16. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Compacy are quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 2i to 3 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 2to prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, / to prem. ; Naples Public Works, 31 to J, prem. ; and Frederick Symons and Co., 3 to 4 prem. With reference to the new Austrian loan, it is officially notified that the applications for bonds re ceived on the 27th November. by the Comptoir d'Escompte and by the Credit Foncier d'Antriche in Paris, and by the Agra and Masterman's Bank in London, having been in excess of the number to be issued, the allotments will be reduced in the proportion of 20 per cent. Applications for five bonds or less, however, will receive iu full. Only a small am ount of gold-5,000/.—was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for exporta tion. The steamer Pera will take to-day 31,211/. in specie, of which 1,350/. is silver for Calcutta, 4,751/. gold for Madras, 10,000/. silver for Singa pore, and 15,110/. silver for Shangliae. The proepectus of the "National Cattle and Meat Company (Limited)" is issued. This undertaking is organised upon a scale of some magnitude, the capital proposed being 1,000,000'., in 200,000 shares of 5/. each, of which one-half are to be issued in the first instance. The prospectus recites that the object is " the supply of wholesome meat to toe public at a reduced price," and the manner in which this is to be accomplished is explained as follows : "This will be attained by the direct purchase from the feeders, and the importation of live stock, and receiving into premises, suitatle for the business of the company, the stock so purchased, subject to such regulations as will provide that no tainted si beast c an enter the establishment, and that if one casually should do so, its state may be detected before it is slaughtered." It is further proposed to " establish agencies for the sale of meat throughout the different metropolitan and suburban districts ; their supplies to be daily forwarded from the prin cipal depots of the company." And also, "to di e provide, at convenient ports, slaughter-houses, where all foreign cattle, on being landed, will be killed after inspection, an d the meat sent to London by railway, in vans well ventilated and fitted up specially for the purpose." In the list of directors we notice members of the boards of the Metropolis Sewage Company, the Langham Hotel Company, and the National Bank. time clause referring to the arrangements entered into with the promoters of the company is annexed, but the prospectus neglects to state the precise nature and extent of the services performed by them, and in consideration of which the future profits of the company are to be burthened in the manner described : The promoters of the company are, on allotment, to metes the money outlaid for the promotion of the company, and no further remuneration wail 10 per cent. has been divided amoopt the shareholders. Any profit over and above this rate is to be divided amongst the shareholders end promoters in the proportion of two-thirds to the 'ham holders sod oaerthird to the promoters. A special meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is convened for the 16th 100, , 000,1 100,1 000,1 100,1 300,, DZBUNTII lig - • -- • 192.°2 ; a st t il itut.l P E . . e. o r ar ri:i 1 610.000 Bt. 11.Wata.—vf ..11.-0 8 •02 I p. et.. Jam & July .. . 1 48,000 Bt. looo3tYlt.llp.e.Jaa&Jii ' 680,080 Bt. Lon,Brlgb.tp.e.Janilly 104223 St. LAN.W.4p.e.Jan.tolnly 1111,8110 St. Do. Se p.e...latt&July, 0W74 Bt. L&S.W.,lp.e.JaattJu l7 i .... Ell Midload,tp.e.JoadiJolyl .... 11l N. &KWh, N. P. &D. 8., I Bp. et., Feb. & kod.• • , 82,41 81. , N.Bsteu.,tp.e.Jan&July, .... I Si. 1 Seot.N.B.,tp.e. Ap.l2oet.l ILIBCYLLAI IIOI tosA 8890 9698 98 109 96 96 96 98 96 98 109 111 -- I - rid . 1 ca. p - e - toss. I Sales. No. I &h. i .._ 8,160, 05 , Anglo-lopt. Nay. (1.)1 111,01 IN IS \ Angle.mm. 111a6 . 2 1 110,0001 6 Atlintla Tel. gua.89.00. 9:1,41410 16 Andre/Sim ilitaL 1'41.: WACO 16 'Australlanig 10,000' 10 IBaugparahTearstateeL rag 4 I littligoWerst4=ll (it 34,600 6 Bombay iSes ( Ila 10,600 6 I Do. lird issue I 1 66,,000 60 ' BMW% Amertaan Logi 64 KINN. 6t. B. & L Meg. T.I. (L.) - ,10e 11,600 211 'British Tea (LW 16 11.01 1 ne ',Canada Company 1 all cioc, 60, 10 eansdlanLoansini(L )1 al WAN 10 161ffl000linpany i I 12,600 20 I Ditto A sham-- , 2 10,000 26 ,Clty of Loadoult.Pro.( l .l 6 15.041 19 1 «t y of Milan Impro.(L 1 6 4.969 30 . Do all 86,000 25 City of llosoon Gas (L) 10,000 60 City 0121.nes (was.) 6666 10 6 50,000 60 ConsamensislUnion(lisl 5 60.000 10 !Com otAbirenller4l 11 20,000 60 ; Conaalltlated Dia - ) 110 17,500 10 !Continental Ua.Out ); 10 93,000 100 ICoatractCorssoration(L 10 10.000 26 ;C0.M.80g.,Trid. 0 11. 8 . 1 • 10,00) 10 la. Fooa.& rioa of unit. I 00.000 20 , Do.las.at pm. 2.1. to pay) 1 V A L 0 i t I ~...=,Ol suauriti PWaoa ..... ! ~,1 0, 1 ) 40201 It. ; -. 11e7. - Preference . - . ..100 cOOOl. In. 1 Do. 6p. et. Porp..Deb. l lol l 7,600 20 ;Darjeeling (Limited) - , 8 0.000 100 IDamoomorporapos(l., I SO .. , 10 0 10 'Eastern Aram l'es(L); 1 Au! 60 ' h. indlaLAnd,C.,kFin L; 1, 000; 20 ' E. India Irrtg. & Canal: 11 700; 60 ' , Ebbw Vale ' lf 001 99 i ialptliaGamilited.(Ll I AI It. Iga - etch, Talagraph IN 0! 6 Eng. sod Ana CoMf ii al '1 60 : Yng.and VorM e 100gag.&11cottlabltarin. IL 1 10 Pairbairn faidimaring 1 ae 'Financial Diacoant (LI 1 1 90 Ilforeat. Warehouse (1. 'I 50 (hulas. (Limited).— 1 10 13.Crialit&Flis.of Loma 1 16 (30a. Steam Navigation 1 150 dosnat..lolonial Am IL) 10 , Hong Kong &China Gas a/ 20 I liadsom's Bay . ... ;al 60 I Humber Iron Worka(L) I SI 60 1 lmp.&ller.Cdt.Asa. (L) I D I llndian Carrying (Mai 1 0 60 °lnternational Contract 111 5 10 Inttaraatalosailoo. (L) I 5' 10 i internal.buid Credlt(L 1 1 Y 60 Italian Land. vi Car.) l W 0 20 itallanlrrtg, (Can., 4 100 ; Do. 6p. c. Sas. 0.1870 ' al 0 26 JointltockDbooluit( l -' 10 0' 60 Wad Securities (Llin.)l I 10 25 Load, African any C 10; I I 06 I Lond.sodCaled ? on. m ILIAI I I DO, 10 I Loc.Countyland&B.(Ln I NI 6 ! Lond.Dlatsiet Tele'. (LP it 70 60 Load. Ploso. Are. (L.) , 11 23 1 a land.l7.osuilboaC.il. " as 69' 60 LoadAtGlaag.nag.Co(L, 22 00; 60 Load. Italian, &maims , 11 DO 60 Lond.lfer. DiscomatiL; ' 1 DOI 10 Load.Prodoclealarine 00; ICI 16adraa Irrigs. & Canal. 1 20 00 , 23 Marine Investmeat(L) • CO. 24 ;Mauritius lasid.,&c.(o.)' 40: 10 Mean. Itsten. T•L Dial id 00 , 60 .Iterchant &hipping ,10 . 1 100' 00 , SI ill wallF.l4.3DockL I iuo' 60 I gillwall Iron 16 orka.. 100. 10 ;Natal land&CoL O. gal; /00 In ; National Dim Cons. (L. 100, 26 I NationalProv•Marbm( 700, iOO NallonalStalun Nay. (I.! GC 100. SO IffarbaddaiJoal & 1.1...;; I MO ; SO I Do. herr 000 25 , N.ZealandLitlf.Ag.L : 1 400 •16 S.7,ealasid T.&Loanills 1 00,1 10 YiorthernAssainTealLlS 1 000, 10 Do. B 761.' It. o.Brit. A astralaalan(L‘ ;lOC 000 60 I N.BritAblerran. IBA , I 000 1 10 , Nowyoug Tes Liraited ' I 'OM: 26 ' ocetol Slane, Daunt. • I ,0001 60 Iflsientalrnanclal(lAm I( .00 0 I ' Oriental filas (lAnt , ted), al StO • 5 Do. New . 1 0011 10 Orient.iniandSteam',L), al 10 Itnaa • & Malaita 1 tiV.t. I i , 20 !Ottoman Company (L.). I .40 60 : Ottoman l'lnanclal ,L.,1 if 11 0001 6 Ottawas nes (Limited). al 1.00,1 50 Overead,Gusury,Co. ,L.l , 1! '.500; 10 • 'savanna. sf..itaam(l ) I 114; 6 : Do. do. .000 10 Do. Now . i 4,0004 66. Peel Iliv.Land3:llla.,L) 101 110,000 GO 'Paninsalar & D. steam' al 110,000 60 Do. do. New ;SI 17,00 0 10 Al.telireor. L. 11... 6L (L. i 10,000 60 illiymney Iron 1 .1 20.00 0 16 . Do. New ....... .... 2 .; sl 10,1 1 61 1 6 ,16 .11.1 Ditto di tto J. City Impro .. w. (1.41 al . , 11 55,0001 20 Rio Janeiro G a. i' . Lim.) al 16,00(n 100 .goyal Mail Steam „I & 500,0001. BR szot.ltu.tra loved. ( L ,101 60 ',smith, Knight. &Co. LI 60,0011 11 50,004 Si sor.Plnaa.&gerntal I 11 110,000 60 0. African 91. & In. (L) 16.10 C 26 rioutis Australian Am.+, a 110.0001.1 1 16. ,Ilubasszhse Telegraph.. iIC - • I I Do, Scalp • i 07..604, XI fel.Coastruc.&MminAL 100.000' SO : Thamm&Mersev In. (L.' 7,6001 20 'Trinidad Petroleum (V 27,60 c 10 'Trust&AgeacyolAus.L I 51.000: 10 IT. & L co. ot i . Ualiallx 1 1110.004, 00 ' Go. Marine of Liver.(L. ; 60,00(, a ; United& Taloa. Co. (1.) i 60,00( . 25 ..; carers. lianin. las. lt . 16.00f' 10 , yper Ala ins Tea;Llm I 76,000 10 Ditto 10,001 110 I Van Olemen's Lead i 0 Ikon( . 50 , frarra.4 trinenro'Llm )' It NAM 110 1 ca.. Imlia &Pacific& (L: 91 ) PAII L 111----- -. 8 :1 1 1 1 11'1 1 1 11 21 80/ 28 to 30 3 4 Ora - 2 4d 21 *Om l I an 10: 114 ll _. IRi 4 64 sail) _, 1 1 parzall - 112 27 - 78 es - 20 90 62 2 1 elk Si 1 19 01 - 1 6 l a: - 211 a par - 4 3 dla -.. 94 liells 3 8 2 elk 7} 2i 266.6 76 111 i 4 , 418 1a Par - 1 9 7Oa ad 2 .... a 14 16 E 34 44001 9 3} SllBl7 Si - 7 2 414 ' 11 7 S 2 A = 114 117 - 2 1428 - 9 7444 - 14 0 1 411 - W I EE ri - 12 1,6 Mk sd - 4 1 41 11 alala - :1 1 131 4 11 ; :: 72, 2 2dk - 6 ' 2 1 4113 - .6 i 1 117• 1 - 10 2 all Par 8 8 1 Sigam 11 1 1 16 11 9 41. - a 2 2 / 9 41 6 } 1 li 26 !l a. 7 . it 1! : 1 4,... in 161 loi 20 14 14 di. - ii 21 3X 71 -- 10A 4 Ipat 6 6 a 415 14,1 .. 4 4 21 40 - Le 1410 par -. 48 104 114 - 11l 81 53 - to 4 tab ail 1 6 3 2 dls - 1 6 Ws ioal pm - 2 - - al 11 21 - 16 6 61 , a 2 1 1 IP Si 41 SI 20 11 9a14 - L 5 10 741. - 10 11 9di - i 1 1 es Pii - L 6 2 - .22 184 191 -- 61 U par lla - 2 idle Isrl} i .11 Si 4 1 - 17i7 5 411 43 1 al 31 4: a I : 1: Ill ab pea 17 -. 1 ti 1 Oldle - 20 14 0111 P - 6 3 1414 - 2 2 144 - 24 par 4P". -- - 4 1 14 1 Ipm par - 6 2 1 die - 30 45 15 60 si SO 11 2 14 0 1 41 . - 6 19 10 9.• - 10 9 lid -, dl 61 61 id - 1 Par 31 8 r 1 - .8 1 a - 2 1414 par - 2 , Par 19 01 - 211 7 li 64 : 31 4 Li 1 01 612-_ 211 8 64 el 10 _ 111 , 31 4 3. 4 811 11416 ad - DO . 44 53 - 111 73 15 ;754 4 16 16 18 . I 54 84 . 4 41 11- .11 , 19 11 - WI , 21 9 4 - a I " E - 10 2 2 414, - W , Par Om , 7 tou . 111 114 il . ..f pp .23 lta 10 1 12 1 0 elk 10 1 6 4 ' lB l II , 8 2 dla• lta n I Si 6 1211 all . . ~~i i'i' 6 l 37,500! .0 214 25,00 u •0 2dlls ti 6igtot: 8; per 1 pm 1 lip` i Par IPal I I 1 Om ! /1 ! 1. 11 lb Ifs! NI 1 i 411Da • 1 15 l' 11 13 3 2 pill, PREFERENCE SHARES. London and Brighton 5 per cent. guaranteed stock, No.l, 1(k. North Easters West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway, blg. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., la Dutch Rhenish (16(. paid), 25k. Eaatern of France, 204. Greet Luxembourg, 15g. Sambre and Meuse, la 4,4, 4. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, inst., Foe the purpose of creating the new capital necessary for the oonversion into stock of the company of the e ssay and stock of the Eisinpstead 3 auction and Conway aod Llanrwst Railway Companies respectively. in pursuance of " The London and North Western Railway (Additional Powers, , England) Act, 1865." and "The London end North Western 1 Railway (Additional Powers. Wales) Act, 186:i." And also trasapoot. DSO. `2.- Miss today : Lancashire and York shire. 1231 I -London and North Western. 126 4-Manchester, for the purpose of creating 62,500). new capital, bearing ra a sheilield, and Lincoln, 601 -Midland. 1261-North Eastern. Her- fixed dividend of 4/. per centum per annum for the emp wick capital scwk, 1 Ile -Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 7.16 1 7-16 4 1 tints of the rent of 2,500/ • a year, payableto the St. George's 7-16 ; 7-16 4 7101-Grand Trunk of Cauada,3ll 212 1; 2-Ditto. 3 , 14arloonr Railway Company, in pursuance of " The St. per cent. 4th pref. stock, 331-Erie, 69 111 i 1 1-I:rdtea State ' George'. Harbour Act, 1861." 6.20 bonds, 64/-Great Luxembourg shares, 16 11-16 1-Sambre I e annual meeting of p ro p rietors of the London and Meuse. 81-North and South Wales , 24-North Western ITh Bank ;Limited , 4 p.-Br i tish and Foreign Marine I Limited). . take place on the 1 7th 2 11.16 p.-M e rcautile Marine tLitnited4 1 .L-Queen Insura nce . I an d Westminster Bank will 1 1.161 p .- Royal insurance, 45 p.-Thames and Mersey Marine l• ,Limited). 61 Ix-Union Marine ;Limited). I P.-Filittatiim Oil. I The first general meeting of the Varna Railway b i ;ft. -Liverpool Exchange, 24-National Steam (Limited, I d. _ ..: ;Company is fixed for the 28th inst. 31 kNailmiTlß, DEC. 1-A moderate business was done. and ' I PriL et were generally lower. Buffalo and Lake 1111/011, 61 7-16- ! Holders of Fifth Extension shares (21. paid) in I Confederate Loan, 81-Consolidated Bank (Limited . 61 P - 1 ' the Madras Railway Company are required to pay , i -G 5 :1 4 141 - k i; of C Canada, 31 1 40 1 6 e, .150,,rterttAiYgieni a call of 31. per share by the 29th inst. of Canada, 171-Lancashire and Yorkshire, letleLoodon and i A tall of 21. is to be paid on the preference five . INorth Western, 1201 -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. I 601 5 new . 4- s per cent. ore , 1 ,I. -Metropolitan, 1364 i per . cent. shares of the Great Luxembourg Company I -sietiess. 2:4-11141=4. 1201- 8011 th Eastern. id - 113 suses (with 14/. now paid) by the Let January, less 7a ' and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited). 61 746 p. -District I Bank, 124 'I. -Hopkins Oakes, 4 d.--Canada . New, SP-16 d. 1 Per sh are accr ued int erest 1 Blanumgan, Du. 2.-south Staffordshire Railway stock The fourth call of 21., making 18/. called, is to chanyed hands to-day at 871 : Birmtnghsm Banking company's 'be paid on the 181. five per cent. preference shares . shares at SOI : and Birmingham Fire Insumre sham at 981 of the Midland Railway Company by the 30th inst. per share. Grand Junction Canal quoted at 604 to 70 ; Bimini.- ' ham Joint Stock Bank. at A4l to 891: Shropshire Bank, at I A call of 5/. is to be paid on the shares in Reuter's 161 to 51; and British and Foreign Railway Plant. at 21 eft. I Telegram Company (Limited) by the 30th inst. sellers. Metal. Dr.C. 1-Three per Cent. comas, 871 1-New Three 1 With regard to the market for American securities, • 1 per Cent. Stock, aoi -Ditto tor New Account, 57-India a per Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. report as under: I cent. stock 'transferable at the Bank of Ireland). 1004 :-Bank of The improved tone of the market for American securities ' iret"d (b", " id'. "3 -satlc ' ull Bs" (391 ' Paid).79*-Beifal6 noticed in oar last has miti.sea through the week. and Northern Counties Sot. paid!. for account Dec. 16. 401- I Great Northern and Western la paid). 1-Great Southern and United States 5.2033061 e have been to dernand sad close Western 1 10 t Laid „ ), 34-redt Southern and Western 4 per at 64i to i. nearly a half per cent. over cad oqn?tn cent pery. ',DOI. paid;, 914. ties'. Illinois shams have boss mg al, • PROVINCIAL SHARI! MARKET& 14% 6 O 2 3 1221 8121 1514 5 12/$1 6 961 _ IA 6 3 i • 8 2 4 8 3 7 lele I Magni Vitale. I 69 61 104 100 tMa Q OM 6: iu ii 77 0 40 101 09 22 101 103 102; 103, 104 105 i Pm sli S2i ils 6 0 68 70 48 63 44 60 62 47 67 6 2 42 47 23 85 52 84 144 146 211 Om in' pin UP 101 t 0j I 1 - 71, 171 I rlu 93 1 396 66 68 1 01416 1014 1024 tos 96 88 90 64 6 6 et 99 1011 101 104 1924 * 104 JOINT STUCK BANKS. INCLUSIVE. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. ;Beans Penal Flour. tv2,.li F,,F2ci . 8 , 1888 1 8 , 08 ,. qrs. 1 Ora Ora I eirs. 1 qrs. qrs. I brie win. 0 . I _ "Bascoh •• . 6917 1 52 , 8 • 18379 2691 1812 671, .. 1:323 60,000 68) Agra & Mnaterinaristi, 1,1• 46 ta , - Scotch .... .... 2849 • .... O5B, ... • .. 1. • .. 10,080 60 'Albion - - hih •• • • .. - 944 , 16 ; 1610 .... .. 1..1 .. 90,000 100 . AlliammLes.&Ltverpoo' LI 5 epui Foreign .. 16522 , 8089 • • ... I 24141, 21 .. 1 241 1166 10,000 100 Do. Issued at 20 pie. 26 4 spm - ---1--- -- --,--- -- -- tookoool 10 'Anglo Austrian - T0ta1.... 22139 . 17144 18395. 59015 1813 I 671 2831 004)1 40,0601 60 Anglo Kgyptisn (Lim.) lie ; 1 apm xd.141 131 Id - - _ 10,0001 lAnglo Italian (Limited Ili i 4 2 dls I - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 11,90 e, 99 Asiatleklank.Cor.newaL 618 2.7 1 30,MW 60 ;AustraLmis , all 69 71 70 (THIS DAY.) 1,600 10 Banta BritlehLolombia' all 221 23 23 21 (Illt ELIOT= AND niTzszcartoNAL TELSORAPS.) 10,000' 26 'Bank Of = ;also 11 - 8,000 100 Bank of ' 60 Atlf 1621 - (nom 01)R OWN comesposorarr.) *WO 20 .flank of Otago (12mit0 1 ) 9 1 3 1 dla - The market is very excited, awl the sales will foot up 10,000 100 Bans ot iaueeuslau d (L j , 26 , 6 4 41. -- about 30,000 bales. 60,000. 60 litardiall7lotoria,Austrla 26 63 66 - ---- - 60,000' 10 Bank of Ne w Lealaad 1 110 6 7 yin - MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) tow, 6) liarneila Bank (Llmited• 10 1 1611 Oar SCO AR..-The market continues very quiet tor both 6010:°°00,0 110 .B lagilandir ßrituh , Z eu g u. ". n „. l i t i ' 1292 1 5 61 11 p acer 9 : -,,... raw and re6oed. . 20,000! 60 &Blab N. America y sill 49 51 - COFFSE.-There is a steady inquiry for all colonial cm. 40.004 10 o Ilk . India,Ana, Chloe 1 all 24 15 - ~ . scripttous at the full prices of last week. 50,100; 26 Chart. itar.ot India,tkc. all 148 60 491 9 TEA continues quiet, but steady. 10,000 . 100 (90; - Ri:u, RIOT, and SALTPETRNo males reported. 20,000'100 Colonial 12641 43 - I *il l - - - C 017024. -There has been a very brisk demand for this 0 4 4 0 1 3 * 4 41 le° o, -. "fl.. _,.k otaCthan"dia,,ic..a 2 , 2 i 3 , 2 i OEII. Ilan. article at an advance of d. 4 per lb. . 100,000 10 ConactidaMd Bank (L)I 6 I 6 Dm 101 10 J UTE. -1:91i11915 live been done at 21. per ton 1212002 6,000 100 . 0 ",,,,, iti l i 26 1 - -ILs - recent price..6,ooo 100 Do. New - - ... The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 300 10,000' 60 Delhi and London... ;2O I 113 15 - Hide. 2,300 bags of sugar, 500 bap of coffee, 20,000 20 . 000 1 6 0 1.1/1 Loudon 1 12 .7dt0. 1 1 2 . Ow par - packages of tea, and sundry drysaltery goods. 24 000 1 20 Resters lIICASO6II , Lim, i 6 16 0 clia - 10,000; 26 inglhili Joint Stack )1.); 10 1 51 pa -. --_-. 60.0001 20 'llng.ficoLikAuaLChartil.l all 20 II 201 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 20,000 . 60 ;gm/11,h end Swahili ,I •20 ; 6Ms - L6oolB' 113 European Ranrllmited 16 3 i l aMs - The market is firm at the following prices :- Town tallow, 1 0. 000 f op w88888.02188,1189;(y) 15 18 20 _ 494. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. j Decem• te,ooe 100 00. issued st 2pm 215 17 19 •• her 48t. fsl. to 48s. 9d. ; January to March, 495. 9d. to 20,000:100 , Do. New ' 50a: ;March, 51s. 10,000:100 ilnipertal sank. untit.d is 5 9 Ps - • PARTICULARS OF TA 1.1 - 110k , 0°°006) 1620 .11sParig loulan.. °i*"'1u............•.;•.•. au lo 25 51 2 6 7 1.4* 151 * I 186 0 . 1 1263. 1 180 1 . 1 186 5 . 6,000', 26 •W. New ,----' ----1-- 1 00 . 000 30 Land Storkßk; India ;1 ) 4 1 apse - ,' Stork on band this day. casks; 66,909 70,764 1 62184 50,157 20,000' 60 Loo.l3k.otlieri(ll 16 f dls ipm 141 ' Delivery last week ..... ... .1 2IM 1,690 I 1,994 2,030 itoc.o leo London and litnialhan ;45 3 b Pla 4 9 ! Ditto tromw June 1 43 ' 509 31,852 ; 45,090 59,472 22,000 28" ; Do. New ,71 i 121 n 8 t Arrival last week 9.143 2.599 I S 433 6,262 4000,100 lot don & River PlaterL a, 19 21 pm 605 Ditto from lat June ; 62,160 68,769 I 62.253 I 77,246 10,000! 26 • D.. New, uscrat opm 10 4) 25i)1 1:1 14/ a. d. d. a 4. la. 1. d.l a. d. ii. 50,000: 20 Lon. Ck. Bank et Austri. all 2ii 24 1.:1 PriceY.C. on spotting clay. • Ditto Town last Kriday 47 9 43 0,4390,51 6 0 72 0001 60 London Joint 5t00k.... 16 60 12 - h 26,000, 20 London& loath African all 1 171 •-• 4 Arrival for the week eudl e ng 12th December Mat year, 3,115 6,000 10. lon. & & Western ill= 10 1 Owl). -• 8 1 ' caste, zBt , il ilee.ligrkt3,oll,s ask. ure 2.3 A T , h is e ui arrival la*to l t a a s i t , G . ,3 * i1 l c "I:: 6. 000 100 Do. do. New .... 00 1 0111 - 9 II ' prised ' 2 ' MO) 60 lemdon&Venetuela J..) lie 1 lis pm - - • 1. 60,00( . 10 0 Lan. & Weettninitor ..1 1 90 27 92 - a METROPOLITA N CATTLE MARKET. 10,000,100 merchant Mink(llm.).. 26 I'2 pm - i t (THIS DAY.) 5,000.1011 Do. New llO par I p m te6,000, GO Marinittlle & EaohsntL 10 if 3,dis - d The number of beasts is rather larger than on Monday last. 13,0001100 metro.* Prov. bank (1 IS I 21 11W114 1 't , The demand is, however, good for beat qualities, and prices 6,165 , 100 , Do. de. a remain unaltered. Sheep ara also rather more plentiful. 6.0 00 110 0 Midland Beak (LW. i as :The trade is not very active, yet prices ere about 20,00., 6 National of Australasia 4 2 21pm eio - m 1 the same aa of late. There is more demand for good calves ,11,1 12, 0 0 ...-,....:i._,...A......,...••1 rii 79 P - - in ' and prices are rather higher. From Germany and Holland 1 66,000' •"`"'" 3rd1.8881 12 - - 20 Do. 2nd and - le ' there are 1,980 beasts, 13,610 sheep, 306 calves, sod 30 pigs. 49,000 , 60 • Nailonal Bank PO 77 79 .- lie Spain, 180 beasts ; Scotland , 270 ; Ireland , 340 ; and 2,110 17,6001 10 New South Wales all 43 46 - of from the Northern and Midland Coanties. 65,0501 10 'New Zeeland (Linalteel) 1 par }pm - da ; Per stow at B.llm. a4.a d. 1 Per mow at Eilbe. ad.a el 60.000. 20 Noeth Wotan - 48 ' Beat Scita, mer it 50 5 Best Is&1111.tidallh 000 0 ; 60,000 1 16 Oriental Bank Comoro. a il . 51 63 -- 4 , - Beat Sh o r t .. 410 6 Best Loug.woola ... .510 6 2 ; 10,000 20 ltrient.Com.B.Llateo.o 1 7 1 Idis - ~,- ' 64.0004 vol. be 26 3 Do. do. Shorn .. 000 0 1 15,000 20 Do. do. lateN.F.l 4 11 Oldie -- ' a. ' Calves - lie pB B , NO Best Dna& lbred d4 6 Lamb. - to ' Souls at market, 5,310 ; sheep and hunba 24,620 ; calves, 310 ; 20,000 1 00 Florins. ot Irslaod - - oh INCA. 510 . 10,0091 10 Do. do 41,600, SO Seinda.Ponl. &Delhi (L 10 51 41W 51, n't BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) 20.000' 16 south Anstra6.. - igh 17,0611100 illband. ed B. S. Abide - of Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for 10,000 10e I Do. do. W. steps. 10 7 6&a - apt all descriptions continues very quiet at late prices. 10,e0o , Valois ot Australia -. all Übb 5 1 1 tad . ----------- 10,000 100 . Inaba of Ireland (UM, 11 4 2 dip - 80.000 60 1:11danol Imam l6 53 94 - ~~ No. ICI I Pd 10. - -- • - 1,066,0081 64 . of sad W• 66 Ines. 400 12,000 10 Gaterellrlostans D 'O6l 6 6,601,110 I% Loodoiskat.llsria. 100 mass , go. Socaltalepum ,1 0 0 SRAM Si. Aorrey Commercial 'loo i &Nies. 611 93 96 132: 63: SO 62 41 63 34 37 OM 106 1223 133} 66 90 104 104 36 38 60 62 Int 126} 96 97 (10i 61} 136 137 3 Il k I= 1k 7 11 1/ 0 103} 104 k ....I pao 1241 1251 It 2 PO 94 99 00i e 1; 2.3 30 110; 701 714 106 leti $6 87 14 11 pW 12t 127 ti p. 2 26 18 0 74 766 11 12 164 164 07 t 116 Go as 65 67 74 74.1 i‘d •$ tugs 102 le4 49 61 i s ti is 04 .) I Lat.-Anal roreinent. being Wit ported K 'ito 4 • L o t for Eriee there bee been a strong domed, sad they have im proved to to 1, ce dis doll. oo the week. 7he demarid fir Erie appears to have been caused chiefly by the report :let tie Erie direeLts have acceded to more reasonable ter:A for cm:dentin; the through traffic TM Atlarit:c sad Great Western Railway. The Peninsular Oriental Company's steamer Tanjore, which kit Southampton on the 20th ult. with the heavy portion of the Bombay mail, has arrived at Gibra;t.ir. after being several days over due. Eight guinea-, prem ium were paid at Lloyd's on Friday for insurances upon this vessel. It ap pears that the Tanjore encountered heavy gales, and that she was al , o delayed by takin in tow the Spanish steamer I.atichana, which was g anchoted ia distress off Cape St. Vincent. Travers' Cirr,•! , ,. , : ires the following weekly re view of the produce markets : The produce marl,.te this week have been with the exception of s.:;.r, which shows gnat esteem sees at a decline of Gd. par cwt., prima have sot given way. Coffee and tea both maintain their recent edvan.:e. la sp i ces , pepper li., c immanded a slight improvement. Saltpetre is doll, as.: also rice, but for 'he ll latter there is some inquiry if inspoi ;ern would ancept sght reduction. The prospect of the possibility of American privateers , under Chinon lettere of magus, Retie( againstthe trade of Cube, and also of the Rhillippine Island% doss not seem to th eeha met with touch atteution, although it is believed that Madrid cabinet feels opossums pot only in that re spect, but also lest any such vessels should sail from cut SATIMDAT EPLI•11170. • Console, which closed yesterday at 87 1 to 4, ex div., or next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 87i, to 1, and closed at 874 to 1. For money the last price w as likewise 874 to 1, ex div._, and for the 7 th of January 87 4 to 88. 'The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 1 ; ditto, for ac count, 871, 1, 871, it Threer Cents. Reduced, 874, i ; N e w Three Per Cents. pe , 871, 1 ; Bank Stock, 2484. 248, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1024, 4, 4. The India Five per Cent. stock was dealt in a$ 1024 to 4, ex the January dividemd. Exchequer Bills were unaltered—the March at 69. to 2s. die., ai..l the June, at 9s. to 45. dis. In the foreign stoes market prices in son cases were higher, and in others rather lower. There was a fall of g per cent. in Mexican, i in Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of the earlier issues, and in Turkish Five per Cents. and Consolides. Egyptian Bonds of tue Ist Wallows well as Russian of 1854, and Three per Cents . of 1859, improved 4 per cent., while Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1850 were flatter. Portuguese Bonds and Bra zilian scrip advanced j per cent. The shares of the financial companies were steady, except that Credit Foncier and Mobilier declined 2s. 6d. to Si. The closing quotations were as fol lows :—lnternatioual Financial, i to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2', to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 6to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to 3 prem.; Credit Foncier and 31obilier, 31, t. 4k prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto new, 34 to i prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 12 to 4 prem., beim4 55. lower ; Joint Stock Dis count, 1 to 4 dis., showing a decline of be. • H u dson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 04 dis. ; and Ottoman Societe Generals', 3 to 4 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, a A t u d et C ral °.w ia are n Agricultural lautudracllordhireatatiop7Zedtob9a-lotiyapnretim.y. and soon experienced a fresh advance, being dea:t i in as high as 32. but there was afterwards a re lapse to 29 to 31, being IL better than yesterday afternoon. l'eel River Land stock also rose 21. to 31., and the shares of the South Australian Laud and Van Diemen's Land Companies 1!. British American Land shares were likewise in demand, and advanced about 21., while Canada Land fell \ about 31. Financial Discount shares were quoted , 21. better. North British and Mercantile Insurance were firmer, and Ocean Marine Insurance rather , I fiat. The shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited) were quoted 1 to 14 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: Bank of Turkey, 24 to 3 prem. ; Naples Public Works, 3 i to 44 prem. ,• American Oil Wells, 2 to 24 prem. ; Auglo-Swedish Steel, 1 to 14 prem. ;mons Gaspe Petroleum, 2to 3 prem. Fredk. Sy and Co., 4 to 14 prem. ; and London Steam Tow ing, i to 11 prem. The new Consolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway opened this morning at 1 to 2 prem. ; and, after being dealt in at 2 and 14, closed at 1 to li prem. The existing Sterling Debentures of this company were better at 884 t 0844 for the large, and 85 to 86 for the small Bonds. - O t h er American securities were firm. The 5.2 0 Bonds , w hich were inquired for onl Continental account , closed at 644 to i ; Erie Rail- I way shares at 59 to 1 , b ein g 4 higher than yester ! day ; and Illinois Central at 83 to 4. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Twos. In the mining market to-day the principal feature is a strong demand for Chivertou Moor shares, which have advanced about 2!., owing to the receipt of the report given below : the present price is 6 to 7. Chiverton are also better, at 91 to 10 ; and Caldbeck Fells firm, at tc g prem. Great Vor are quoted 35 to 36 ; East Lovell, 141 to 151 ; Prince of Wales, ss. East Care Brea, 52 to ; East Camden, 81 to 91 ; Lady Bertha, 15s. to 17s. lid. ; Camborre Veen, Ns. to 18s. ; and Tiucroft, 191 to 20. Frontiuo and Bolivia ses are in demand, and have been dealt in at 21, 2,, mid 2g. Anglo-Bra zilian are otticia4 marked par, and Don Pedro prem., being dull. From Chivertou Moor (Dec. 2) the agents write : —" We are glad to inform you that the north lode is cut in the 40 crosscut south of the flat rod shaft, which is worth half a ton of silver lead ore'" per `fathom, and ctn be driven a t 505. p er fathom.' The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Rhone the following report, uated Morro Velho, Oct. 28 " Produce second division of October, ten days, 14,319 oitavas : yield, 8,985 oitavas per ton." " PRESENTED" To GENWRAL GIUNT.—Part of the scene oa the 20th ult. at the Leal held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by General Grant is thus described by the VC it York Tiov. —" The presentation business was really very absurd. In front of the flowers good Goiseral Grant, with the committee all about him, like bees about • lump of sugar ; just by and at his right were Her. Greet end other ladies mentioned at his left were Hrs. General Hooker, Mr, Dime Atlee. General Wool, John Van Burma Mi.s Dix, General Cook, occasianally Gemmel Hooker and the mem be of the press. In front wan the multitude shouting rs , jest. ling, hot, tired, cram, weerymowd,bedgered end bullied and pushed and pulled by the infelicitous oommittemen. Meech couple approsched • little man asked tbeir names he to generally managed to get them ewer, cad announced the general goiter kinds of oopsomers which were so am using to the partic4 promo ted as they were nointril ligible to the general. Sometimes a couple would go hy without • name being give's, the consaquenoe being that in his commendable effort to keep up with the crowd the rentleman who presentad them would is Yr. and Mrs. Robinson the appellation by which Hr. mid Km Jones were ordinarily knows, end the direst confasios af cours e existed. Every men and woman insisted Upon shakier the renetal by the heed, so that by the time the affair was ended his right hued wee shockingly swollen and shapeless. Some pions and reverent people offered little prayers for ban as they passed. an others judged it a good opportunity of making pretty little speeches like these :—• Fat so glad to me you, gmeral. God bless and preserve von many Vein.' • General, this is all eldest son, tell General Great the little prayer you say for him every eight.' (Willie atteinpts to de ea, hut is moved on suddenly by the active committeemen.) • I always knew you woukl be victoriose, pseraL I told Th. Vision that God would surely crown so good and great a man with mama. Kay I not kiss you, general! (The declined.) • You remember we met last fall as Wrt i Point (The general smiled vacantly, as if he did not like to tell a story.) • Quite • crowd here to-night. All deserved, sir ; all deserved." God blesa, Gid pro tect you, dear, dear general !' ' I want to talk with you, old fallow about Chattanooga" had a brother in the Twenty-militia Connecticut. I wonder if you knew him?' Timm and scores besides wen mid to the puma% who solemnly permitted his band te be pumped up and down at the will of the mereileas blood lace. 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