The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-26 00:00:00

NEN MT. .% thend had been executed by the alleged lenkrupta ou the rith d octoher, in the form given by schedule 11 of the act, Iwisg an .."illnnn ot .4 all the property of the traders to two trustees. Th.: 28 days allowed by the set had xpired, and the deed had not Leen registered. It was sot stamped ; and the question waa, whether it could be oveived in evidence to support an adjudication in bank ruptcy, notwithitanding the words at the end of the 1114th section, " and in dettult thereof (registration) &ball not be received in evidence." Mr. Reed, who hint preeented the petitioo for adjwlica. tiou, contended that the deed was admissible to prove an act of bankruptcy, and cited "Coppock v. Bower" L T. Ex. 9), where au mistampeal instrument had been allowed to be given In evidence, notwithataeding the stringent peivisions of the Stamp Acta, in prof of a corrupt sgreemeot for the return of a member of lerlianient. Here the object wan to show that the deed in question was void at law under that section of the act which mole a fraudulent transfer of property ea act of bankruptcy. Mr. laoklater, representing some of the creams, cootie. del that the deed, being unatarnped, and Dot having been regritered, could not, in the face of tho very positive en ictment of the 194 sec., be given in evidence for any put , 1,..e whatever. The t oninzianiiver —Here the deed is not put Is evidence with the view of supporting it, but for the of up. Hang it and making it so act of bankruptcy ; ore, I think it must be admitted. It is the mine thing as admitting a ',reed note iD 'eidetic' to prove the forgery, though the note ii not stamped. Nothing can go to preveut fraud being exposed. I have done the same thing over and over again, admitting deeds iu *vi deo's which were not stamped, and upoo the same prim elide. It is not now sought to make the deed operate as • transfer of property, hut to establish an act of bankruptcy by which tho property will be secured to the creditors. Yoe this particular purpose the deed is clearly admissible in evidence. Those words at the cod of the 194th section must nevemarily apply to scams where the deed is sought to be put in evidence for the purpose of enforcing it am •Iwpd damning ; sad they do not apply to cake where the deed is put in evidence for the purpose of upsetting it aod making it au act of bankruptcy. To bold otherwise would create • „lent deal of mischief ; fur use of the most frequent acts of bankruptcy would be reiadered a nullity. This is not as s(. baud but we which I have entertained ever ohm the parsing all the art. The adjudication was accordingly made, bottle theappl6 cation of lir. lialtiater, who stated that it weld be the advert/meat was stayed. We aseadislyinill names in oar report. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD 00IIRT. (Before the Reeesehr.) Ames, IS, a geutest-looking bI I, plesJed guilty to a clam of ideakieg • csall•box sad the ProPertl of his musk,. It appeared that the priemier wan in the service of the prosecutur, but bad been discharged. and he afterward. availed himself of his knowledge of the prosecutor's premise. to get into his house and steal the money. He was seuteeosd to nine moethe hard labour. JoAn 4yling. 15, was ladlesl for stealing • 101. and • v. note from the till in the shop of his neater, Mr. Thom.; al Harking Churchyard, H itch. Mr. Orridge appeared to sueduct the prosecution. It appeared that the prroeer was in the employment of Mr. Thomas as -boy, and on the 28th of October Mr. Tto lame great eat timers sail Left in the till, amongst ether meaty, a IW, sote and a 51. Dote, which upon his return on the 10th of Nui ember be Load were missing.. He piestiosed the • upon the subject, but he denied all keowlectis el metes • but on bang pressed very touch, be mid he bad cheesed the 51. note at Mr. Bentley's who is a neighbour, and that he had given the money to a sailor, and afterward* that be bought a purse fur four. peace *oil put the rummy in it, and lost it o n Tower bill • but ultimately he said be had bidden it in the cellar of his mother's house, upon which Mr. Thome at once proceeded to the house with the prisooer, and spoil • tram in the cellar he found four sovereigns sad two half-sovereigns. The prosecutor then asked him what he had done with the 101. note, and he at Mat maul that he bad sever seen it, but he afterwards said be bail bidden it is the dosthole, and when the duatbole WM. nearly emptied; be said he knew nothing whatever of the mite ; and thee, while he was down in the cellar, that the dog brought he/I the note, amid he buret it over the gas. The prisoner, in his defame, said that be was sweeping out the shop when he foetid the bl. note, and he changed it At Mr. Healey's, telling him it was for MeThomas, arid that Sir. Thomas did nut ask him anything about the 51. note, but asked fat a 101. note, which he knew nothing shout, and he told him be had bawl • note which he had changed. and pot the roooey in the caller, intending to gine it to him es his retort.. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1861. COURT OF PRoliAl'E AND DIVORCE. (Men the Jed. Ordinary., NVETNI:IIBT r. TOMLIN. This case, which rade' to the will of the late Isabella Maks, wee dirtcted to be tried before the court itself and a l oad Jury. IN TUE WIODA o► A. D. DUNDL The .kcetisol with hi, wife wee swept off the steamer Yeti., in a rscent collision with a schower in the Thames, nal Loth were drowned. Ihi the motion of Ik. Wambey the court granted letters of administration to Mr. Edward Dwane. the Whin of the &wawa COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. CcAnntissioaat Holroyd.) II RE THE MIDLAND Cotltlir4 AND CQLIAL COAL (VU►.\lT m aro). • ---.• whiling-ap petitiou had been prenatal is this ease, thi. WAS the day appointed for the hearing. .Me. ILigley appeared in support of the petition. The petitioners are aln • limited company kuowu as the E.i,.,11 Minin4 Coogan'', hasten othore in ltralant-court, Philpot-lasie, who claim a debt of hoof . hole the Mid land Company. The polities contain e d the u sua l dlerations AA to dem a nd o f debt, and Doippayinent. No one appeared on lalnilf of the company, and the order for winding up inn. male. The regi‘kred offices of the ..minor ere at 71, Canon-street. The liabilities ate said to be I.r Uidiug aniouut. IN RE Pink MOLENON. —THE DEPOSIT BANC. Io consequence of an Renouncement in sumo of the papers that a petition in bankruptcy had been filed .nainst Mr. Peter Morrison, the court was this courniog crow.ktd with peewee interested in the fortunes of the we called Deposit Bak--many of them no doubt depositors. Mr. Lin later, on ',c11.& of the petitioning erect:tors MUMS. piged up-stair. grest psrt of the day to tskiog examina tions ; but up to the time of our account leaving no adjudi cation L.ol been tuule. I II PoRTAXT HUE:41 , 41 oN THE CON,ThI CMS or THE of the parties in the room where the assault and robbery took place. Upon the nest occasion he should like to hare the attendance of the medical gentleman who had the lady under his care. for if the ow Is an any way made out or strengthened, he should most certainly send theprisoners for trial. lie (Inspector BrAddi.b) must not forget that if at any time the lady was thought to be in a dangerous state be would go any day that be had notice to her house. It would not matter whether it was his day on the tench or not. Inspector Itraddick promised that if necessity should arise for his w"raltip's attendance, be would let bun know. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY LUCY= =mum) WARWICK MICRTING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. About two miles. Hectors, Escape, Imegferil, Farmer from Kerry, Chester, Gift, and Comm ars ben. FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two mars. ...... Parra, Ram o, Danboro', Nathan, Chester, Cambria, and Coma are hare. ANNI'AL STEEPLECHASE. About tour maw. Freshman. Sled.ma, Jerusalem, Sumps, Wee Nell, Romeo, Gibson, Chester, The Rug, Corona, sad Yorkshire Grey ere here. WELTER CUP. Ow mile. Petra, Ariallin, Ripon, lasidiona, fdientooe. Curose, Suburben. Romeo, sod The Reek are here. OTHER AHRIVAIA. — Coronat, Ellen, Mary Ana, Irish Eznigr.mt, uul Mount in Doe. EirEo r n.-4.toserievry. HUI f (NH ►Uetlftltlllon6 ea I &A wan, !dibola s ell Bora. Dot. 80.1 Do. do. lamb & Koko] LS 06 100 j :01; - - •! 61 6 7 le 1 i 2 pa 101 1001 die zia ma 13 101 51 N Do. lieMeeence . Buff., Bront,.*Gode;ii4; Opal. Mo., Aug. 1. 1871 endarondbyßuff .&I. H. Do. 1, J 1871, Do. Ju a n 1, 187+. ditto. Alcune & Montero pope MADookflp.agoo 1 04 7 1 00. c i der mot tad babas Do. labbolpore De. di p. ct. Debent Do. p. ct. do. Do. do. do. 146Z.70 Do. do. do. 16U1 711 Grand Trunk of ClUl&ti• Do. S pee at. Prof. Do.flon.PreLop.ct.de Do. II psi at. Deboot Do. 7 pr et. 1803 Do. do. 1847 Do. do. 1571 'Wend loam !Womb Do. New Gt. & of lading. br .7 l flt. Weet Omuta. a Do. New Do.4p.allduper73. cop Do. lie do., 77.wit.op. Do. do. 78 tettbootop. Do.6etkeL3da.,por.77 diadem Ow. ei per of Do. do. pee et Do. di w e et. Mateo Do. 6 pee Gent. do. llelb.Corp.6p. at Bonds It. Dreamt& dt Cala& dace • op. cit. DoDo. do. D Load do. . do. cop. do. _ pa, do. Lead do. 110 91 NO lel et 16 .14 71 77 66 73 67 72 6 6.} 1 3 - - 30 284 102 1011 1$ 101 1005 1015 100 101 1075 1035 2 , 0 21 40 II 60 63 54 16 40 43 81 14 10 5.1 1005 1011 5 414 par 1005 1 0 101 10i 105 10 I 86 97 90 91 Du. Puiddub Do. do. illinidadAingtdd.ftip lie I* I 411 i - 1103 I 1 ail 1.104;/UL 100,410 Mt. ,Oommerelal lOO 134,g Bt. Mo. 4 p. et. Pref. Mix 100 AS. St. :lest sad West India lOO ,4111,810 gt. 'Landon 100 .914.104 At. 1114. Yetherhte 100 WPM et. tkretleapeoe 100 050.000 St. Victoria 0.000 20 Mo. New ;iuu.000~: 101} 1 .... K 1 lls its 107 109 107 100 102 104 100 110 109 110 110 111 100 110 00 100 99 100 91 4 90 1 106 106 100 110 1.5 f IN lvl4 f in In 46 nii Z OO M} - - - IS II - 1+ Oi - 104 - - ISt MUNEI AIARKET.-(THIS LAY.) rwa o'CLocc. The funds today are rather dull, but there Las been scarcely any variation from yesterday's prices. Business is limited. English railway stocks are firm, and, in several instances, rather higher. There is an entire absence of animation in the Stock Exchange, notwithstanding the abundance of money. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 70fr. 20c., being sc. lower than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 941, 94, 1, and 94, cum div., for money, and 921, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are respectively 94 to 1, and 921 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2311, 231, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, f, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1855, 151; India Stock, 226, 228; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 107, 1061, 1,1, cum div.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 99; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 991, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 106); ; Exchequer Bills, March, small, 10s. prem. ; ditto June, small, 125., prem. Yesterday's rise iu the Turkish Loan of 1858 is well supported, the quotation being 721 to 731. The loan of 1854 is firm at 82 to 1. Mexican Bonds are steady. The transactions in this department have been less numerous than yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 91; DutchTwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 (exchange 1211.) ; Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 28/, f; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 83 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1001; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 821; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 521 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 82, 1; ditto for account, 821 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 731, 721 ; ditto, for account, 731, 70; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Friday. The arrival is announced of the Roxburgh Castle, from Melbourne, with 201,500 1 , in gold, and the James Wilson, with 76,0001. The latter vessel has been at sea no less than 137 days, and the rate of insurance upo'i her gold had ad vanced at Lloyd's to 20 guineas per cent. During the last few days, however, no fresh business has been entered into beyond this price, the vessel being of small tonnage and a slow sailer. About 32,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The supplies from Australia will also be taken to that establishment The only Australian gold ship known to be still at sea is the Wellesley, which has been out seventy days, with 308,0001. The mail steamer Ellora will convey to-morrow 232,2701. in silver and 28,3301. in gold for Bombay, and 3001. in gold for Alexandria, making in all 260,9001. The whole is on mercantile ac count. This is the largest sum despatched for some time past. At New York the exchange has experienced a decided movement in favour of England, being quoted 1081. The Liverpool cotton market remains flat. Only 4,000 bales were sold yesterday. Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cent. Debentures, to the extent of 200,0001., were offered to public competition yesterday at the office of the Agents General for Crown Colonies. 154 ten ders were received for various sums, which amounted in the aggregate to 885,0001., at prices ranging from 100 to 1074. The minimum or re served price declared at the opening was 101 ; at of and abOve this price tenders to the amount of only about 11,0001. were offered and accepted. The agents general announced their willingness still to receive tenders for the nnplaced portion of the loan at 1071. 2s. 61. The price appears to have been fired too high to stunt of a proper margin to subscribers. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Benoliel Brothers, Mediterranean merchants, with liabilities to the amount of about 40,0001. The liquidation is expected to show favourable results. The house is respectable and of old standing. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending November 2 were 20,7481. sterling, being 3,309/. more than iu the cor responding week of last year. The fival call of U. is to be paid on the new shares iu the London Chartered Bank of Australia by the lit January. At the meeting yesterday of the Mercantile Fire Lasuranoe Company, the directors' report, an nouncing that the second call of 21. 10s. per share, payable on the let prox., is nut considered neces sary, was adopted. A general meeting of shareholders in the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company is convened fur the 17th December, at Utrecht. A dividend will be payable on the shares in the Auglo-Mexican Mint Company on the 2nd Dec. The Clan-sze has arrived from China with 715,80011 w. of tea. We have received a copy of a little pamphlet (published by Waterlow and Sons) on " The Punjab Railway," extracted from the official report on the administration of the Punjab territories for the year ending 30th April last, with introductory remarks from official and other sources. This pamphlet contains much information of utility to shareholders in the Punjab Railway, as well as to all interested in the development of the resources of that fertile region. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921, "buyers," ex div., for the sth Doc., opened this morning at 921 to 1, advanced to 921 to i t , and closed at 921 " sellers." Fur money the last price was 941 to coin div. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, for money 94/, 941, coin div. ; ditto, for account, 921, 1, ex thy. ; Three Per Cents. Re duced, 921, 1, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 921, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Bank Stock, 2321, 233, 2311; India Stock, 226, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stools, 1063, 1, 1 ruin div. ; ditto for account, 1041, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. ; Five per Cunt. " edema'," rupee paper, 991, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1051, I, it. The India Five per Cent. stock was rum at 104 k to ex div. for the account. The Five per Cent. Rupee Paper was steady at 99 to 1, and thu Five-and-a-Half at 103 to t. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 7s. to 10s. prem. ; the June, 12s. to 15s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 12s. to 15e prem. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was favourable. _ CARIJSLE ELECTION. IPOLLI510.—(T1IIS DAY.) (BY lIIITTNR AND DINH NAONETTC TELZOILI.P2.) At 10.30 thin morning the numbers were : Hoclpoe Potter The 12 o'clock rotors wee— Hoppa Potter Majority for liodpon 9 INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY-(THIS DAY.) The third ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was had this afternoon at the offices in Stour. pte-street ; Lord C. HAMILTON in the chair The directors' report, which was submitted and adopted, recommended the payment of a six months' dividend to 3trth Jew last, at the previews rata of 7i par cent. per annum, forw free of income tax, having about 1,150 t. to b e carr i e d ard. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.) TVIIIIDAT, Novwn It • LIS. tILIZ. Li • X O. 1. ill —,— --r N 41411 Asmum Lorre tt29l 44 61 W. o laarrici NM 44 44 X o AaDausau Postmen Maw Al 46 46 W. r OALWA 7 .. M.4I 41 42 Z. 4 NAJUNINIM M. M 61 LW. o LA VZIPON IBM N 40 W.N.W. r 'ft —lt 46 46 N.W. r 4411101111101111 l2l 41/ 411 N.W. • tumours tenon 'l9. 46 n s.a.w. r - Din= . ?IR 01 II LW. 1 r 9 romnairii -a n n LW. 8 9 INELND lll. II 16 LW. r 4 Mama 14 n Ir. r a Panama 1 84 n LW. r 7 =PLANATION. 11.—k . sonoeled W rodsood b IA dig. M sesss ssa kod orb NA Sisk at vortical ries, iambs/ aimed anedisadveddi et as Irk dississlace : sad each 10 dea, above at dia., caring laseelmasedihs Inertia& IL—ltpeas4 Strinasmalse .111.—Iltiltesd bulb (Gat evapwatioa awl dr, pea*. D.—Direction at wind Iron—two points WV at ma nses). 1.--Iforot (1 to If—estionted). C.--Cload (1 to 11). L— inable: la bine*, e. clouds (detached) : f , tog; 4WI: 1. 11= w&—llea mak, ihasy dlstortr) : et. oaosa So 11). vercast (dell) :r, vela . o r: nirreors m TWIII REPORT. PSORABLE 11117011 THOLIDLY. N. baltaln--&S. W. to W.— Y.W. to S. W, and to N.L Strong gala, rain, to freak Gals, with wow. 11114. w. Irrbut.l--9. to W.—Gale, rain. W. 51. W. to N.- Oslo, rain. L Coast —& W. to W. S. W.— W. to !Coed N.L--Gate, snow. Rain. strong. Pk , L Iloylarrt —V.M.W. to W.— /1.. W. Is N.W., N., sod N.N.L Strung to hoary gala, rale. —Oak. MD or riooff. N. Stations Ironed by D. pstanlay. The King of Prussia has purchased the furniture of the reception hall, which was constructed sear what Is called the Frankfort gate of Berlin, on his Majesty's en- trance into that city. The furniture, which is is Miele* is of the mine of 5,000 thalere (the thaler is Mr. 75e.). A brewer has purchased the hall itself foe the purpose of giving concerts. "Prince Napoleon," says a Paris letter in the Salsa Puldir of Lyons, "who was to have left Paris last week for Leedom, has postponed bin departure for a few days. His imperial highness gees on business relative to the Frisch port of the Exhibition, and will take with him several gentlemen. H. Le Play, secretary-geseval of the imperial commission, and H. Eerier, amietant-secretary, are already installed in offices at London. The prince will pus a fortnight in that city, and will return there after the opening of the Exhibition, to superintend the labours of the Imperial commission." The Caen journals announce that great oonstar. adios has been produced there, within the last few days, by the failure of H. Dubois, a banker of that tows. Aro cording to the balance sheet deposited at the Tribunal el Ocenineree, his li 'Whiles amounted to about 800,001 Kr., bet additional claims have since been put in, which will raise the total to about 1,800,11( Mr. Nothing is stated as to the probable amount of the assets. REAR GALL—Soon after midnight the gale front the south-west, that raged furiously from 4 o'clock in the afternoon, increased to a perfect tempest, accompanied at intervals with violent goal. and pelting showers of rain. FATAL AOI:IDENT.—Two MIEN KILLED BY A FALL Or EARTH. —A sad accident occurred on Saturday last, at the sewerage works in Ludlow. So lop. It appears that three Ines, Joseph Lowe, Jame. Palmer, and Edward Ethel, the latter a sub-contractor, were eogagtvl in • cutting in M ote Fee, and, having got to the depth of 9 feet 4 inches, were In the act of receiving timber for the purpose of securing the sides. Soddenly there was a shout from the beak of " Look out," and immediately the earth gave way, before the men had time to attempt as escape. Lowe and Palmer were killed in. etantamously. the crust of the ground, which was as hard as rock for a couple of feet, completely smashing their skulls. Ethel'. however, whose duty it was to see to the supporting of the sides in such work, as being the moat practical man, was more fortunate, some thing or another keeping the falling mass from pressing on him with great severity, whilst he had • free sup ply of air. He was dug out much exhausted, but not very seriously injured. At au inquest held yesterday, (Nooday) before the borough coroner, J. William.. Esq., it was stated that a gas mein had been laid down a short time pirriott.lv, parallel with the cutting, on the side on which the roil, ke. was throws up. Along this line the earth bloke, and fell. A verist of "Accidental death" was re turned, the jury recommending greater premution in future. The deceased were married mem, and leave families unpro ' vided for. REMARKABLE RLLIBL—AII extraordinary case of rescuing from instaatruseons death has occurred at otley, which. from the great premium of mind exhibited on the THE POLICE COURTS. one hand, and the gratitude displayed on the other, deserves a special record. It appeared that a few days mils DAY.) ago, a 112•11 named Henry Robinson, well-known as a flaberman, picked up in the River Wharf., which was ohm swollen, • large plank belonging to Ackroyd, II Alt N . I.EBoNE. Demises, and Co., worsted spinners. Otley, whose TUT ROBOICIT AND ATTEertt lo•nont AT PADDINGTON. I works are situated on the banks of that stream, and ru Mr. S ardley taking Li. eat on the beach this morning, frees which it had been washed away. On Saturday mora le pee•or Itraddick. of the l i,ivision , accompanied by Police- tag hot, Robinson, accompanied by a young roan nam e d meitable House, 97 1.), both of whom h ave th e a b ove matter Ink, took back the piece of timber to the mill. Arrived is baud, applied mho worship.. miler. ; there. Robinson, who led the way, sad whose organs of Inspector. Braddick mid in the case .of the three sidemen ' vides are unfortunately very defective, unloeked and opened and . "I 1 "to who an in remind! cheered for ' Mass be supposed was the joiner's shop door, but which th" robbery from the hems ' 4 Mrs. S'ir 3l, ( iron. Q 0 1 ,140 1, tumid out to be use leading to a Orr fly wheel, then in Ldv o•siding at 5, Folham•place. and also with amianttleg rapid motion, and 'arming into the place, be fell forward With intent to murder her-then we's a a". l material And soon after...rib' became entangled in the machinery. Witmer for the promution whom he was almal would not Hi s piercing cries were beard by Ellis, who was else. be atten4 ' , oilmen Wind summoned. and therefore he waited kind, and he at once threw down the plank which be bad his ,•••Isip cruet bun a summoaa. cat hie shoulder, and tonneau!" rushed forward to the Mr ar.l6, - You think the party is a material witness? men of hie companion, whom he ruPed 264 d !aspect, itrwldock -I do, sic away, lust as Robinson was drawn up y - one of the re ni v i r Hr. Vanlby Thee you as take roar ellineMMlL How th ee ef the fly wheel ; Ellis himself tieing also raised from Is the lady, Mr. liraddick ! ; Ida feet at the same moment. Robinson sustained some inspector lireklick —I am sorry ti my nabob* remains various contusions no the left foot, and his deliverer was still is a very Lail gate. and quite enable to leave her mom. also slightly injured on the shoulder. Robinson immediately lir. Yardley observed that if it was enomeary he 'rout Immo! and caressed his friend for saving him from la awl take her dip:l46.oh bat It mad be home le misd frightful death ; but the lookup of Ellis were so much that it most Is Is the preerece of the primers. Al. overpowered by the important part which he bad just dived thoniti the lady soislii not be able to give evidence is th e dreadful web., that for some time the brave fellow la to identity, still evidence might be gime by her— was utterly unable to articulate a single woriL —Leeds acrd very art er i a l ev id ence t oo — ao to the pesthise Mernery. The peuosier was found Guilty, The prosecutor said he Is:hosed the prisoner was under soon bud ll:Anson., and that his mother had gone to his elopood said to the prisoner. •'Stick to your text. Johnny," after which the prisoner denied all knowledge of the 101. sole. Sentence was ;xistpotied, in order that some further in. guinea might be made. Erarat S",<•la, 2 4 , labourer, pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy. Elombeth Susannah Witherden, the second wife, in answ e r to unestions put by the court, said the prisoner had courted her as • single man. owl that after Laing married to Lien four mos.ths, she wiss obliged to leave him on account of his adman*. He was sentenced to eighteen months' hard labour. A/fen/S....hey Lead, , ,, a respectable looking man, our rendered to take his trial upon a charge of stealing 1C31., the monies of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, his mastem. Merjraot Baßooties wee specially retained to conduct the prow:llion, with Mr. 'Metal Ationeoc. The prisoner had been for apeat many = in the service of the «mammy, and very tome of money paused thruno his hamb„ and the offence Unmated to Lim was that on the I:.th of Februarj, 1:414, be was entrusted with a Mal of 2.:i10/. to pay into the bankers' of the eturemy. and that he kept back 100/. of that tutu. In the cows.• of the case a difficulty rue that certain les.ka which would have proved the elect amount paid to the prisoner and that which he merl in were not produc e d. TM: I:reorder ruled th.it without thi. evidence the ch.ar;e sot be supported, awl the jury therefore retii rued a need of Sot t.O dry. /MARE LIST.S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is inactive but firm. Great Western and South Eastern stocks have improved per cent., Caledonian 1., and London and North Western 1. The other principal lines are without change of importance. London and North Western stock is now quoted (.141 to ; Great Western, 71i to j ; Midland, 134 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 3 to ; C e donian, 1053 to I; South Eastern, 76 ; Eastern Counties, 54 to I; and Great Northern, 1131 to 114. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 13-16 to 15-16 prem., ea div. Other foreign lines are quiet. p 4 I RULIMIL to I—p.u. 100 100 100 100 100 kiln( prism iMkis yesterday. I del 104 11 IX LONIAL OOMMMIT : DO. eps/ 1"" !NIA: 10 0 0 Do.llpercent.,lBB34 100 Do. Sprie at Feb.dAve, 100 . Do. Ilper et.sl ar.dBep. 100 Do. & percent. .. Oec at CI Hopep.ctlBBo 100 do. 100 Do. do 1801 1110 .. New Bronew.Gov. op. ct. 100 .. N. B.Weles Gr.6p. c. 1 100 Do. 6 p. c., urn to i 100 Do. 6 p. c.. 1888 .. New Zealand 6per cont lOO .. Nora &cella 6p. a,187 100 .. 1. Aust.Gor. Op.°. Booth 100 .. Vic. Gr.6p.c.Jan.fittly 100 .. Do. da dp. c. AprO d O. 100 minim MINIS. IQaOOOl.. 76 714 66 08 66 V 7 6 I DA lee 8 I pm U - . 88 87 al 73 6 I/4 U 60 46 47 be 91 101 163 10 i Ile 6 41. 101 163 Id 117 110 116 10i 110 107 loa 120 126 116 U 111 110 111 Si 114 116 110 112 106 106 107 US W 200 ID 01 DO 92 102 106 *I 10 17 10 10} 11 To 77 ISt 162 ISO 130 Alfred Mos. trblllack) I Brlthb Iran CWlard Dn. 0. Om (ravlstk ) bratßmso (Moon) Brt cannon EadCaro Bras a 0,.. Z. Wl. ►lail e ?aptik ) neat eolith Tolg:a " 0. In. Vat (thisios) AIL Herod rlroot Illogßos Dover =,l Vail Izrit (My lalaM) 111 US 111 116 UN lid 112 116 102 106 N. Imams (flops) Mow) Nart k *IN/ Poe Omr. *mg) • Freda's". (U. Laud). SorliV Osm aiOs ium NI. s. CloarC). o. AL . 1. Cons Ves . I. Dews boa t G 1111 Was Pa) IL W. lwases (Mesa) WerlaiLset mac.' 160 156 121 130 TS TS thl U 1 14i 116 124 it lir - I i Pen PO 111 led 104 90 95 109 111 WI 199 1 li pm iWs pm. hr sir' 11$ lid 10 1011 tli td 100 10d 100 100 08 100 IA 88. 2! s ill se 111 46 67 124 126 121 123 102 104 1111 124 bt lle lb i TIE Oita UN se Tot es Tarz . : 44 ) Waal Ism W. Condon ( West &Am APL Boma Illokak • • ITh. Baker Irk idwiM (Cobbs Wlt. Kitty (Va. Lelluati W. Mary isa(M•ohoo.) Wk. Trelswooy 11.61., lon :WAY% 101.1191 • . 43,0061 T 6,000 10,000 i 74.4. Ut 171. . Ma 144. LttL 41.)14. i IL - 1711: 11.2.14. It 1047. ilea 9 I 27.19 ii.:f&l •~ 7 s LT.I 1 like Accord. Malted -6 lessibus 166€111 — Co.rfluilTiel CI Cook. lila. CO. Jan 80,000] 12.000 10,000 16,000 22,,000 111,NO WAS Noie• IMO 14000 10,000 en 4-- 11),000 .10,000 liol,oool 110.000 11.000 43.1141 00,0001 %IMO 1 WM i tise in 1 aka* 1 1111,000 SUN 104 106 fl go U 11115 $76 Si To ta rft rr - R . 14 16 r '•1 I . I_ 87 ii it _ 1". II 4$ 45. U! u s~ u 7 a a — 0, 1 7 p S i grocustaln COPPOT Kul Del Rey(Limited) lorttuats (Lim) Imo,;-'~_ Gt. Northern 08. Austnillf [spends (Lira.) Llaares i -ii i i U 01 !! f 141 16 60 62 293 006 BO 06 76 OS if 2 1 e 6 16 17 161 161 I!! aMaahla I 1,11.1 If 2 Ktiiil !Pc°l 1 llarbiults 1 N. Rhine Copper of S Aoatrall Urs.) toutgibaudSllvrLess 5 Port Pllip 1 Scottish hi Amiga. Mat St..Jubn 4sl Pm (Lin.) t United Yak= 1 Wcethisi WWI MOT ROCK LSI M. IN. itpcoi oil i 1 I Ilea. ti iku 1 IS SI 4 $ 1 li 231 It Si ir T1 1 8 :1 4 8 :1 ':"1" 1 1 I ies fl_ 6_ ter 614 if 1 a a I 1011 I Ara sad 17. Br. Bar Armlada Beak = Bar al at Brk at Tarry Bora N. Amara a r t _ llnk 6 ! lea* — ftarall7T. an - ti Or W. Mom of India. Us., and China at om Cm. of Canada Om. of London ft& Soot..tAnaLCharid G. Bask of dottnartand Lon. Ch. Bank of Assist 61 W 61 111 Si 6 114 6 ST S i ifs pat 66 66 101 2O SS S 4 74 76 87 Se 171 18 Do. Yew -- Landon and County London Joint Stook Loudon .5 South Atria& Lon. and Westminster NM. Prow. of In nand Do. New National Bank New South Wales .Jrisutal Bank lionise% Ottoman bank Provincial of Ireland South Australis Union et Australia Union tit London Sii 27 41 6pm ST 38 S 3 34 4 .116 par 70 T 1 50 61 18 115 n 40 ST IS li 15J NI Bi 1661 Lie Ai 170 5.1 - 111110111LLA111B017L Illt I Pd. 1 RANI/AM I Nei( prices. I Sales. le i , 6 !Uprises - - - No. I Sh. I Ocnersami. IPd I Cl. prima. 1 INN IS ' all !Asawerp •• PAWN* 9i le I - 111,000; 10 Aftloaleakaa 10.1•1_..! an 16 lb/ .- 10 an lArdemses - 60,000' 10 Atlantic Itl. MAL 81.(L) all 1 1 !!.. •11 .11alde•Llre.11.g.7µ pee ipm 164 10 860'000 Atlantic TeL MM.).— al -, -•-• I N 11161040 L Jamstloa - 10.04 10 Australian AgricuL .... 19 87 28 - • an !lesiers to Gralsseene e. - MAYO 10 Baum Waterworks... . all I if - 30 Oartemaz Illew & Mail lOl llf -• 6,0L0 IV kW & Irish Um. Tel..A all 29 92 ..- 160 aB' - ..• - 0,241 90 Do. B 7 per a. till UN IS 20 -. all 10 en I Cli trlateasloa - N 16 DON Bleed& Per INI - 8,911 1121 Canada Land an 108 leB - 40 an ilaslara at Itrtmea .... 14 131 - 860,000 it. Cop.llg.olgai.Bilatelt sll 16 17 - 00 all 'NA liamlaa pie. L p.a. - 1,002926 St, Crystal - Palms 24 all N. Csalird se /Mum- ... - -100,89 D lit. Do. Preferease lOO 1107 100 SO A OS. lAmeekhi. Const. SO. a/ sof - 260,000 1 84. Do. Op at. Terp. Deb lOO 167 109 - 00 ell lianas Junallou - - 66,000 10 Lledia&Lou.Shippugß 11 11 3 dl. - 914 all lake Coustaaos it Bela •. - -. 60,00 d 30 nut! ndiel /TWA Canal 1 par pm - • en !Lena ma TurolsouS - 700,000 it, INNEN T •• • • 100 86 - * all ;lawns and Geneva - - - 70,000 6 nreg. saa • • • • all 34 H se 4 fts sil .narla Antonia - 90,0001 LS Gin. its. Navtgatt.i. It - *en nsat&Llese Lily the 41 El - MAK 1 Greats ildp (Llndted) .. an 1 I 96 ell Do. sp.e.Prf. Beiss.gov. 20 11 - 100,0001 1 Do. 171 per coat. Pref. all 1 - II all !Northam et me- . 361 261 - 12,000! II lAa. DlArl et Tel ( l.) 1 .. 41 - - Ms - • 16 ! De. New Marge .... - pas! - MOAN 4 Lou. Gen. Omnibus Co. eb 11 11 - 10 all •Narwegisa Trask Prat. 84 91 - NON, 20 Madras IMF!. A Canal 1 2 24 pea - • U ,isttemaa'rwaymaAldle) 74 61 di. -. 10141111 19 Illediterreassoblee.Tel. all - -.- • A Tarts, LgemaadMidlt. 40 41 -. 12.000 10 Madam. la. ' 1 4 1 .1 1 . 110 .1 all 4 6 - JO all Perla sad Orleans 62 Is - 80,000 26 National Discount Co.. 1 4 9 dl. 41 * 19 Ilorite and 8. ?rumbas - 9,000 89 NerbaddaCoalalrou(L) 4 11 01 dl. ..• (Peroatarse itsa i , L7 g -p. a If 3 dl. - 11,1110 10 Nethirlaads Load . ... all - - -• 911 an Las sod - - 10,1100 6 Do. Bp. a . Is. at 1 Ms. all 1 1 - • all loyal Walsh - a all !loyal /Swedish 1 .... - ••• 100,676 1 N. Brit. Australis/INa.. all 1 11 - a all Do. 7 per cent. - 10,000 1 Oriental Gas - ID sll Sambre and Meuse .... 1 71 71 ad 71 ad NW: 1 Do. "new ahem' - IS all Do. 61 per cent. Pot lis 40, 19 la its.. (Um) an 6 7 s • 6 flatsPaul.,llm.)67psrat 1 i dl. - 00,100 86. Peel Inver Leal& NW Del 47 60 - 10 19 &And . * l am -Yeastleal 1 Ima ad - ad 119, 60 rista.md Onset Nem all 70 71 - 190 7 6.E.0f Portagal7peratp - - . - 19, N De. new sll 11 18 pm - 1 N all Eleuthera of trance.... 234 I - NM 96 Lam • lad. Tel. 4.41 all 19 11111 - - le all West flawlers - * all , De. 61 par mut. Pret. 10 1 I - 10,000 16 Do. New all 6 4 19 all Wed.& N. W. et Prange 101 21 - 16.900 100 Royal )1•1111assa 03 4$ 60 - 10 6 Wasiaro of Auld& .... “ - 100,190 K. Aust. lavestut. 100 180 140 -• KM 16 South Aasinnlae Land all li 26 - DNILIFTI7II.II lITOCKL 70,030 1 lalmeriae Tel Scrip - all I I 8 - sows So. a - Vsal M 1 Swots. IPd 101. Woes. 1 del ft 11,600 10 1 Do.D*. do.kaglaterod all 4 6 - IMBI6I 01., 06./terlia6italeatUaly .100 ill 106 -17.00 e le Traet • Ag. of Australia . NAN KJ Noriallt4p.allar.46Bept. 100 91 IS - (Limited) Plot free. 1 Par 4 Pal - •,48t' 10. N. lawalemaJaa•lslaly 100 - - -. N. )o^ 26 lateo.U.Csaads 6 1 11 pm - . . 114.1sesaidi N. Mesa 6a. el 1100 -•- - NM 6 Oa. Illagdom TN, (1.4. 1 IMs per - 10,000, 14.1 w.M41444041.-444.414, AN 14.040 100 Vas Ulsmalilmed OM 04 10 - ORDLNALT /IMAM AID 1110012. am. WoL adsoar V a. Bles.„Lift,aChsaliums Blackboto Etlytb sad nip Boston, sle.l,at 1114. C Bristol sad De. • Ano die. untll6 De. II J 1 p.e. le pall MB. Daft ant. Dolled T. Dand.,Pertlk. ANL/a Dad Legit= Ando% cenntles i l l lrad Ruffo Do. lk Nook B / 301ot:rung aad Glasgow , igtoteo',Porth, Modes llorttt sad Clrd• 'Glasgow 11. Wakes a Groat No • rther googbad 10 Groat Scotism 10 Po. • Mr* 01, South & Wail (Ira) ONO Wester& Do.BtourVaLOsa,Alk Lancaahlrett Yoduldie Isedon and Blackwell Ixe..Brightm&S.Ccoa Losdost,Cballue..&Dev. London & North WINO& Do. Eighths LoodootBonthWellen Loodoodiori&Colinin now;petit's& Do. Nov Do. Km* DWI DM. 04. Ws. (1i..) DR loot • Noweutls and Carlisle Nom Arrat4l,64. Nowrs.Worroop.Oltoa Norfolk North DMA North Droa i.u. 4ID '5671 - uo. —9.Y_ttme. 5;: - a;j7" ''' Tad Neeirlasies SorthAS.Woolisna am Nara Iltellintebize IPerllmselk :=o.alral !OWL* N. L AbaeaLk liaillaad law ka= "lllwirL /WM Wales L Yabla It NW. Dm Llelase.Wa= Streakke L alas Mlle Tel Tale lule. 80. Do. Vole of Xis& Victoria lie. I hullo Wad Cornwall W.liartis mu =a_rb o g e 2 4 l West L o tto 114= autwars. a• .... pr end. 'D.us.P.M.II Aber. Jas. dappss. Att. p. D a. Q 7 p. el a OM. ZL, $pa0.114.1 Do. do. Na! Do. New 0 p. 44. imatorn Union, 6 p. Mt. 1412. Gliam: Irths..Porth. p Great Northam pp.. . 4 D0.44.r•L0. Do. die pat mai ° Dap . 6 =1 . 1 &sc OtWastdDerk.lll.o6 Do. redeem dip. oat Do. redeem. 4 p. ors Do. Do. lingoes,. 6 p. at. Do.6p.ct. redeem lora Do. Birm. Pref. Simi. Do.CheiderPf.Bo.4p Do. do. do. 6 p.a Do. Met. Qua. Stook Do. Chost. Guat. Sham Do. do. do Do. .to. do ream& York.h. Lox& 1i5igk1..59.4.04d No. Do. &p.a. do. No.: D0..p.0. do. .... Do. 6D ... do. No. Do.. p.a. do. .... Do.. p.c. prf.sh d 0 ... Do. 79. e. Pref. Stock.. D0.6p.e.d0.(1Y.K&C.P., D...p.a 44.(d1v. der. 411 Loss. l366 disdhan 'tug Dorm Ldelf W.CorANi±2. Lad. W.7p.c.104. Itoaleb ra=aLisaalip. et. Do. M Do. Si par ee.t . Dodedsissablo Spat.. Ildlas4l Cee..ep.o.Stoor Do. Coos. Sr.& &Sp.& Do. 4i p.a. Prot MUGS Do. Lel .&11tolun p.c. Norfolk 6 p.d. kr. Stan North hrhlsh worm Do. Now Ono. 6 p. GS. Do. border Uutoo Sae Ds. do. do Do. Lords 0 p.a. No. I Do. York. IL !Lour North Btallordahlre tit to sc ix Yr•Ltir Do.Abor.pu.6p.e Do. 7 pat. Pref. nook B. Dnou /Ind 4k p. o. Lisa. (ird. Au. 41.0.4) Do. Of per eon Do. And 44 per not IL Wales pea. 6 p. Do. 4/ per owl IL Yorkshires p. e. sou stoat aDerUugtoo Sp.& Do. do. /nip" Do. do. Cepa Water.* Kilkaany 'p.a. %%kid—Oa Do. do. 11- . Do. Neop. 6 p.n. Prot Do.do.perp. a pet. net 10 10 100 100 100 140 100 100 100 100 I 6 64 MI 66 106 IE4 • • 42 43 114 12 1911 19! 14 46 47 60 U U 93 93 29 4 809 104 100 118 114 112 113 1716 NS 140 146 711 Tll 16 I& last 1061 67 116 118 47 44 N 011 - - 16 N ae 0 1321 1 0 Pg o 106 108 a i 1171 § 487 8 4 4 96j 46 i i 111 II 00 06 031 40 1001 1.011 N ` dla par en 68 ail 90 96 97 za 101 10e 4I 41 dim 90 92 123 Its 40 42 07 9) 49 66 M 'U ni i I I prem. ; Commercial Uuion Fire, i dig. to par; Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited), par to prem. ; Venezuela Cotton, Ito 1 prem. ; Indian Carrying Company, to g prem. ; Roodee Shipbuilding, to prem. United States Five per Cents. rose 1 per cont. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'Ciaex. The market to-day is firm, especially for copra mining shares, which are in demand in many eases, owing to the advance in the value of that metal Wheal Setau shares are quoted 118 to 120 ; Mark* Valley, 91 to ; East Cara Brea, 04 to ; East Caradon 24 to I ; Wheal Margaret, 43 to 45 ; Wheal Edward, 2i to 3 ; South Frances, 87} to 00 ; South Caradon, 340 to 330 ; and West Caradou 46 to 48, being flat. Iu the Stock Exchange West Basset are officially marked 14 and 131. United Mexican Mining shares are lower to-day, having been dealt in at 82, 9, and eln other foreign as well as colonial descriptions no variation of moment has occurred. Several transactions will bfound reported in the official list given is anothe column. The following is the official list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Per Consols, 71; East Wu Erie. 6 4, 1,1, I; Stray Paths 331, 34 ; West Caradoe, 501, 491, 52, 49 ; seton, 115, 114/. 116, 117; Edward, 2i, d, ; Mary Ann, 161, 17; toy. 41; GTO; 121, 13, 121 • Lady Bertha, 12s. fid. ; FA at Russell, 31, ; Trelawny, i 4; Drakewalls, 18s. 6d. ; Rear* 171, 18; North Miners, 21a, 225. 3d. ; East Roseman" 21a. ; North Treskerby , 23 ; Vaited Mexican, 81. A rise of 5/. per ton took place yesterday in the price of copper. Present quotations are report as follows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Irevill e and Co.:—Manufactured copper, 12d. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 10V. 10s. per ton ; best selected, 1101. 10n. per ton ; yellow metal, 10d. per lb. With reference to the Llanmorlaii Colliery we are Re quested to publish the following report from Mr. William Romer, dated Oct 14 :--" This colliery is situated in the parish.of Llanrhiden, in the county of Glamorgan. on the south side of the river Lougbor, nearly opposite to Llauelly, which is navigable for vowels of Imp burthen for several mile, above Llanuiorlais. The annexed plan will show the position of the pit with reference to the river and shipping plena, while the section will show the number and poetics of the seamed coal, and the new shaft which has already been sunk to intersect one good seam, while the drift goer( south from the same' is nearly late another good scam cif coal. The coal of this district is highly bituminous, adapted for holes purposes, mu, smiths, stationary engines, and all manufacturing purpozee. The Llannaorlais shafts sunk to a proper depth, with slants to the deep, and fitted with tie necessary machinery, would fairly become the outlet of a district of coal shown by the blue line on plan. I esti mate this district to contain of workable coal 20,000,000 tons, or a quantity equal to a working of 500 tote per day for a period of upwards .4 100 years. In the ordinary course of working the coal of this district maybe raised and placed at the pit's mouth as cheaply as any part of the South Wales district. The proximity of the Liantuerlais property to the river LougLer f3r shipment, gives an advantage in the coat of shipping over the greater number of collieries, and while from many of the of South Wales the cost of transit to the shipping port is from Is. to 2s. Gd. per ton, with • proper constructed railway from the Llanmorlais pit to a shipping place on the user the cost would not be Gd. per ton. During the last seethe of parliament an act was obtained for making a railway connecting the diatrict with Swansea, the distance to whi& would be about 12 miles. There is every reasoo to believe this line will at once be constructed, thus affording the means of supplying the town and immediate neighbourhood of Swansea with coal for house porpoise and maunfactoriat With the Llanntorlais Colliery properly opened and cos nected with a proper 'hipping place on the river Loughor, I estimate that the coal may be worked and placed on bawd vessels at a cost of from 4s. 6d. to Is. per ton. Any further information you may desire, I shall be happy to furnish." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (now aux ow' ooausrosmirr.) (IT DINTIAN AND lINDN MAGNETIC TILLGRAPR.) Moderate consumptive demand for wheat and flour, at about last week's rates. Nan, rather lower. k'eas un changed Indian corn, in the absence of supplies, maintains its value. but there is not much doing. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAIL—The market baa opened without spint at about last week's currency, privately so traassctious reported. Refined continues dull for dried goods, but prices continue steady. Corrre.—A floating cargo of real good onliuury Rio sold fora near port at Ws. 3d. on the spot. No sales of im portance reported. TEA.—The market is quiet. RicE.—Arracan for shipment next season is inquired for at 112 per cwt. Ibe market generally is I nu. sic e. BAao FLOUR.-2,000 bags sold at ltis. 6d., being a alight dachas. Pzern.--600 bags Singapore sold, grayish 34,1. to ad. FIWIT.—The market continues quiet. iALTPETRIL-450 bags, refraction 7 and ..old at As. aid Ws. ; and GOO tons now landing at 40,., and for ar rival, at Bs. to . . . COTTON. -700 boles sold for arrival. JUTS.-400 bales sold at steady ',them continues to realise the extreme advisee. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) . . . . The market is steady ; prime are qnuttd as follOws Town tallow, 51s. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., mulls spot, 51s. to Mc 9d. ; all the year, 50s. to 50c 9d. December, 51s. to 50s. 9d. ; January to March. 51s. I. 525. ; March, 525. 641. ; April to June, 51s. to 31s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAB.) Messrs. Davis awl Co. report trade slow, at the followiag prime :—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 900. ; superior ditto. 9.35. to 10:is. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 5.7,..; clover, et% 90a. to 120 s. ; ditto, oew, mooed eat, 80s. to 105 s. ; straw, 28a. to 34.. PROVINCIAL saARI MARKETS. Liv karma., NOr. 2& —take te-dg—Oreat We4cni. 711 1 —law cashire mat Yorkshire, 1014 6 I—Manchester, Slid. field, and 'Jacobi/hire, 4/41 1— 1.1• 1524 I—North iklUsk Stock, 1511—North Eastern. Berwick; 10)/—Mitlain and Lake 5 solll—Dutch Bbenlab, 1 p.--lireat Luxembourg, h 5411 —Elie ex It, 2S. iIAn — CEIXOTSR,-Sd l /. 162—The market was strong fdl day. be coming a little weaker at the dom.—Great Northern, A. 115— Grand Trunk of Canada, sk—Great Western, 714-14mols Cen tral, 39 9 die.—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, look . f 11 }—London and North Western. V4l I—Nl4m:heater, bhaC 11e10, and Lincolnshire, 451 I—Midlan 1321 I 1 I—New Yost and Erie, Vsk 9—South Eastern, ti—Thames .ind Mersey Marine Insurer ce, 1, p.—Dover Vim per Cent. U. paLlt. 2u. 31. p.—Bria tot and Exeter, 115—Ilarybort and Carlisle, 60. Biaanoman, Nov, Y 5: The sales to-day were : Midland Reda New Shares, 14 p.—Birtuinsham Canals. 91-4ldland W.o,mons, 96. There ware buyers of Great North, , rii mock at 116—Great Western, Birmingham Preference, 10-4ondon and North Western, 931—Gudley and West Brxrisrlch tbieM, 61. Booth Staffordshire &always were quot:,l lin 11. Ver; lltUs business was done. THE UNEMPLOYED IN GLASGow.— Trod: in Glas gow is at present very dull, so that there ate on fewer than front 8,000 to 7,11110 able-bodied men out of work there. The misery consequent thereupon is very &peat, be cause from the Scottish Poor-law able-b.lied poor Lave no claim upon the parochial autlioritiva Nor has the wretchedaess of this numerous cline at all reached its height, for hitherto the weather has been open, little frost, and no !snow, so that when winter atriees it k feared that great want and extreme coil will make eel havoc among the pooterpopulation. at - bile, the par► chial and other authorities are hestirring themselves to ale kate the distress existing, nod it is hoped they will be ebb todrive the "wolf from the door" to Wine extent. I order to hasten the movement for relief, a large mettiug d the unemployed took place on Saturday, in Lluarre. They seat a deputation to the Lard Provost, and the answer they gut was to the effect that work or food would Le providd for them by Monday, at 1 p.m. Ifutt F.M la N SUPERSTITIONS. —Accortliu4 to the Bohemian creed, the festivals of the Virgin Mary used to be held sacred men by animals ; and birds, fur inatauce, took particular care not to work at their nests on those daya. The cuckoo, having infringed that eastona, was cursed, ad was obliged to wander perpetually without ever having • - toll • A petition was filed to-day in the Court of Bank- I law " Its own. TI"l r followillf Man CeatOin bail stlf. W in hen a hemia ' takes p' durin c i al titre, 'flad.‘4B: sired Bo in some localities the irle i ruptcy against Mr. Peter Morrison, the manager of 1 the defunct " Deposit Bank," an it was improperly sacr ifi ce d w i th great ceremony. T h u g of victim is se l a a. t k ail ' . styled, being no bank at all. The chief object is fattened with the utmost care at least a fontuisitt lief to give full publicity to the flagrant features pre- . baud. on the day preecnbed for the sacrifice, the cock is muted by the conduct of the managers of this subjected to a regular criminal trial ; they .1... 0 s it u p in a diesetrous concern. I pair of trousers, a grey mantle, and a red cip ; two of the I 600 nerso k u i a n pt h er s nt ha t a n re d, th pia s y pr s oieton n : rt a a tlli a rd,w . it 4 ,1 1, a rah this South Eastern Railway traffic return show, this week a decrease of 2,4801. ; and the Brighton ' procounces sentence on the th e cialprit, Reale . a:, ap. au increase of 231/. i planes of the bystanders. The cock is th, n cstri,l in great The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Aus- Pomp, preceded by music, to the pnhlic ~ usre, where a ratfor t r i f has been erec'ed, with his execiatk i,cr by hi. ~ide , , trails and Ottoman Bank continue in demand, and show an upward tendency. Other bank 'lmre' to- .: eu.on, :11 thembthst:.eutlas e nder j e n al t y lm a i s ie. the ltefor i 7 4 the day were steady. In miscellaneous shares, itisdeal then the executi o ner performs his Office ; the &ad holy ci Irrigation and Oriental Inland Steam continue to the victim is carried home p ro cessionally, its bead is men meet with inquiry. to the two accusers, end the red is roasted mid eaten. There was an advance of 10s. to-day in Ottoman ' Another siagulsz custom is observed in the villo,s of Chair ask, where, on Shrove Tuesday, the young girls of the Railway shares. place get up before daybreak, go and sit, distaff in head. The closing quotations for shares in new under- u p on s do g k enne l, an d there spin for a few iniuutos, thialt - - takings to-day were as follows ;—Ocean Marine ins thereby to secure to themselves a :real year • work. Insurance, 5} to Of prem. ; Thames and 3lersey In order to realer this ceremony fully eitiracio3o, it is alms- Marine, Ito l prem. ; Universal Marine Incur- mice 11 to 0 die. ; London and Provincia . l lutely requisite that it should be performed in that panther costume under which painters represent Mother Eve ; sighs, Ihowever, fortunitelr casts a discreet tell over the scene.— Marine, i to i die. ; Mercantile Fire, I to i R evue ns g em p,flaise. • I ,I. • 1 , I X l l 1 i t I 1 1 1 I' l I ,I 1 i 11 , 1 1 i A ' i 1 1 1 ii , , l' I ' 1 , 11 I , 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 t i i i , . ! II 1 who • a la Illy. ata. rvol bare inn be * PM .. 0104 grit. 4.'.7 ! yuell• •t to