The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

Fes _Th ' Bylss said the; having 'Tied tt • (swats sot siy which WSJ the ler list osizhi to hws COURT OF RECHEQUICR. iaiic7o. - -(Before the Lord obis( Baron Poll)* Barons Bramwell, Chemical, and Pigott) r. The r bolas YAWN' werthAtoce coriNurt an scum aa a policy of insurance effected as a the Itrgest wWst she was en her vey ads n to Bevan. It wee an famines on 4, - , or sot lost," at and from Re 1 ,441 l a sad the evidenoe showed that on hat s m i n i she grounded sad was tenured. At the yid Baron Bramwell, at the Wt sevisee, a 'snit* for 333!. 3e. led., subject to leave to the defeatism enter a nonnit or verdict for him, the roars to ameemary inferences. James, Q.C.,.0n the part of the defendant, ingly. The p oi nt is dispute was wheth er Y ap m the time of posndmg actually arrived et the risk therefore attached. granted a rule nisi. T OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) ruing the list coo tained no fewer than 105 motions, mu related to the ease of Cbetwynd v. Ow. t they did notcome on. It is probable that t 1..., posed of is camera, the questions beiag giaxam-To ly dealt with is the Court of Chancery (outed, and the like) ; sod the parties having made ea to the Court to follow the ordinary Chancery Sir James Wilde said that he would tomorrow coarse he would pursue. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiseioser Hokoyd.) IN Si THOMAS ARMSTRONG GOUGH. owe opt w,s described as of Oxford - tenses, E4e. formerly a lieutenant in the army, at Ololnue to the court on his own petition, awaibine hie his beiog sued in this country by ladian credi. is debts are 2,3171., of which 1,006/. is due to & of named Bushey, of Bangalore. The assets are 72/. in oash ; expenditure 2004 a year in the two int the failure. was no opposit•ni• and the orderless 'mud . (Before Mr. Ceumissioner Goulburo.) ociour sat to dispose of the list of mum which are been taken by Mr. Registrar Window, who is ble to act iu cousequeece of the death of )jr. Cm. FoobliSqUe. scour, on takieg his seat, said he bad reason to hat, as soon as Outwits' formahties were complete", oslow would be appointed to fill the vareasy y the death of the late Mr. Commierieur Foe. Several of the cuss previously heard before My bad been adj •iimed pending the completion of the sots ; end on their completion Mr. Winslow would empowered to disease of the business of the court. cit EARDLET GIDEON CULLING EARDLET, BART, Octopi is described as of the Albany, Piecadilly, rogoelL This was as adjourned sittiag for steal. d discharge ; but though the case has been before for sums months, so accounts have been Sod. er siljonrnmeet was takes by cotseent. The lialQi. said to be between 20,000/. and 30,000/. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Tilson.) TMETDENT ROBBERY BE A BRAM DITECTTVI. m Doris, ► weir'-dressed man, aged 29, and de. as being a photographer, was indicted for Nate telling a brooch and two ear-rings of the value of e property of Henry Leonard Bartz. prosecutor is a gentleman residing at Stanley.villu, -road, Peckham, and from the evidence of his wife ed that about two months ago she had the use to lose a brooch (not the one ama in the indictment), and her husband advertised recovery in the newspapers. Nothing however was bout the loot jewel until the 11th October last, the prisoner presented himself at the prosecutor's ce, and stated that he was a detective officer of the •OD of police, and that he Caine about the brooch had been advertised for. He stated that the breach . t beau lost, but bad been stolen by two boys, oee of had told against the other, and that was the way he • ed his information. The prisoner then added that ys had stated that the brooch they took was not the •ey wanted, bat a more valuable one, w►ich they bed ore by the proseautor's wife. On this the witness the prisoner a case coutaining a brooch and a pair of IN and the pr4oner at mos said that these were the the boys had‘aoted. The prisoner cause to the home sod remained until a quarter to 4 o'clock, waiting .6 return home of the prosecutor. In the inteeim he endeavoured to persuade the witness to accompany • the police station to see the boys. She de . to do so until 4 o'clock, when the prisoner that if she did not go at once the boys would barged oat of custody. Oa this she reluctantly trod to moonspany him, and before Dottie; out the ner took up the case of jewels in question saying be dto show it to his brother officer. He pat the ease •is pocket, and they set out together. On the way the es complaioed of being tired, and the miaow called a into which they both got. Or approaching the police• • at Peckham, the prisoner called out to theesbmat to stating th►t he wanted to see his brother officer, going to the station. During the ride he has fie tic repeated that he was a &Motive, and said how he d get the boys punished. Who the cab stopped the net got out, std after tellizt the driver to tale charge witness until he returned, he went away. carrying him the case of jewels. The prisoner did not return she (whom) never saw him again until he was in cu. ea another charge at the Clerkenwell Yolioteeert. had never seen the property since the prisoner took it Y. e teatimes'' , of George Dudley, 48,3 Y, went to show he took the prisooer isto custody oo the charge, after hail been fully ideotifind by Mrs. Berta. The prisoner her that if she would sot press the charge net him he would inform her where the property was, he mentioned that it was at a place in Sputa fields, op to the church, but he gave no further particulars. • statement made by the primmer when before the 'strew was read, end set forth that the prommutrix had . out an inducement to him by which he had bees need to criminate himself. he prisoner, when called on for his defence, Isid— ro are fanner convictions which will be proved Maio* . and I throw myself entirely on the mercy of the court. he jury without hesitation returned a verdict of Guilty. t was proved by James Ratcliffe, a pensioner of the City 'cc, that' on the 29th January, 1855 the prisoner bed n convicted under the name of Edw ard Dowde of stealing urse and 21.185. in money, and had been sentenced to months imprisonment with herd labour. It wee farther red that on the I:ith September, 1862, the prisoner had it convicted at the Clerkenwell seseioss for obtaioin4 cy by false pretences, and Sallielleed to be kept in pemsd f 4 itude for three years. In reply to the court, the policemoestabls Dudley statid • at he had known the prisoner for the l ast tee years. lie sever been in the police force, bat had lived uPxr ° l° utation of a female with whom be cohab t ted. f Hie m ole career bad been of the worst character and desortp- • .n, and he had been sueceisful in obtaining money from merous persons who had been robbed, and eves from lice-constables, under pretence of obtaining the restore . of the stolen property. The Dapoty-Chairman, in passing sentence, observed that worse case than the present could not come before • emurt justice. The sentence of the court was that the pisoner kept in penal servitude for the term of ten years. The primmer, on hearing his doom, became very violist d exclaimed, " Thank you, my lord. I hope yon may t mercy when you come to sulk for it." Re wan thee oved from the bar. THE POLICE COURTS• (THIS DAY. MANSION-ROUSE. RI EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF OBTAINING NORSE UNDO PAINE PRETENCES. Frane , s Wiltshire, • gentlemanly -looking young coo l . leseribe4 as a sailor, was brought up for re-esmioation Oo he chore of unlawfully ng obtaioi divers auras of wool rani Prliam Samuel Dobson, by false and fraudulent • eteeces. It will be remembered that on Mullet occasion when the • efendant was brought up, it was proved that he had been otroduced to the complainant by his brother, who bad Just , turned home from China in the same shi with him. : hen appeared to have represented that p his father had • ied during his absence, and that b• was his heir-at-law , eel atitled as Bach to a fortune of 40,000/.. sod he Perm"' • mortg.ge one of his farms for 8,0001„, and to ester oto partnership with the oomplaioant to carry out ▪ music-hall operation in Austr a li a . The orael mea l thought he had dropped into a good thing, sad &pew" to have advanced the defendant various sums of meth , . Unfortunately, three clover appeared to have gives uP their situations at the Alhambra in order to go out t° AA"' trails, and a gentleman connected with the aced estaboh . meot also gave up an engagement which produced him 131. for the aernepurpose. The prosecutor, when the case was called on this moth ieg. said that on account of the respects oath a the ietendant'a featly, mad also oe account of the you th of . the defendant himself, and in the hole that be might re tr m ve hie character, he desired to withdraw from the prosecution. Mr. Oke, the chief clerk, said that there were molly °eir Coos to parties putting the criminal law in force for ° t heir own objects. He bad from the first entertained a doubt whether the charge cld be legally oupported. sod plainest appeared then ou to have thee to a so li c it o r and given the defendant into c harge. N ow,. it appeared , he was desirous to withdraw from the prosecution. The Lord Mayor said be did not feel much syropethl for the prosecutor, who had acted in a very silly manor sad allow himself to be duped, and if he dul not sherPt° himself up would probably be so spiv. The defendant bad acted very wrongly in repreratfir that be was amen Of fortune and by this means inducing persons to give situations and join him in this wild scheme of oats THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1865. gOe 74 MONEY IIARKII7.--(17111) DIY.) Two o'Oms. Consols have been further prejudiced in pries toe day to the extent of 1 per cent. by the preparations for the monthly settlement to-morrow, the supply of stock being in excess of what is required. The other markets are dull, and in a few cases, including some of the home railways, prices are a fraction hirer. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. have la. perienced a fresh decline. The government broker has bought to-day 20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. The transactions in the discount market to-day are to a fair extent, and the rate for good bills re mains firm at 61 to 7 per cent. The charge for short loans on English government securities in the Stock Exchange is 6 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 37c., showing a fresh advance of 1 per amt. Console are now quoted 881 to 1, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 891 to 31 for the December account. The official business report is as follows : Three per ' Cent. Consols, for money, 881, I, ; ditto, for account, 881, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 86k, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 1 81, 861, 871 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cada., 711 ; Annuities, 1885, 1313-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1042, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Stock, 961 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 4s. din. Turkish Consolidie and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are fiat, and have declined to f ' per cent. On the other hand, Confederate and Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1865 are inquired for. Other foreign stocks show no change. The amount of business generally is limited. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :-Greek, 19 to ; Turkish Consolid4s, 411 to ; Spanish Passive, 282 to # ; ditto Certificates, In to 14j ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 2/ to f prem. ; and Mexican, 251 to f. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 691; ditto, 1865, 75} ; ditto scrip, 21, 1, prem. ; Egyptian, 95, 4} ; ditto, 1864, 1001. Bonds, 921, 11, 2/ ; Greek, for ac count, 19; Italian, 1866, for account, 78f, ; Mexican, for account, 251, ; Moorish (Impe rial), 942 ; New Granada, 15f, ; ditto Two per Cent., 31} ; Portuguese, 1856, tc., for account, 1461, fik ; Russian, 1822, 89 ; ditto 1850, 881 ; ditto, 1882, 89, f, 81 ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 28} ; Turkish 1858, Ifor account, 73 ; ditto 1862,1001. Bonds, 751; ditto 1865, for accouut, 432 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 442, ; 'ditto Guaranteed, 1001. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined per cent, the present quotation being 631 to 64 ; Erie Railway shares are unaltered at 54 to 1 ; Illinois Central, at 82 to ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, at 85f to 86f. International Financial shares are now quoted lf to prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 22 to f prem. ; Credit Fon der and Mobilier of England, 3f to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to prem ; General Ottoman, 21 to 1 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16} to 1. The shares of the North London, Highgate, and Alexandra Park Railway Company are nominally quoted ff to lj prem. ; Leeds Woollen, 14 to 2 prem.; Teas° Brazilian Gold Mining, f to 1 prem.; and Pennsylvania Oil, 14 to 2 prem. shout 20.0nn anitmiens from Portugal were sent Into the Dank yestemay, in additioe be ta,once. ie bar gold. The William Duthie has arrived from Port Phil lip with 130,5001. in gold. A supply of Mexican dollars was sold yesterday for refining at 4e. 111 d. per ounce, there being no demand for Chins- There is little inquiry for bar silver for transmission to the East by way of Southampton. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5731. over the corresponding week of last year, and the South Eastern an in crease of 6241. At the meeting yesterday of the Bede Steam Nevi gallon Company the directors' report was adopted. It drew attention to the improvement in the attain of the undertaking, the amount to credit for the half-year ending June 30, notwithstanding the low rate of exchange, being 9,4481., as against for the corresponding six months of last year. A dividend was declared for the six months at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, leaving, after de :ducting 1,125/., to be placed to the credit of the insurance fund, a balance of 4,591/. to be carried to next account. The meeting of Hewett and Co. (Limited) took' place yesterday, when an ad interim dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the half-year ending Sept. 30. The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Conti nental Gas Association is convened for the 29th instant. The half-yearly meeting of the Madras Railway Company is fixed for the 17th instant. The first ordinary meeting of the Imperial Aus trian Gas Company (Limited) is convened for the sth December, and will be made special, to alter the articles of association, is the sense of depriving the i directors of power to invest the company's funds in its own shares. The second ordinary general meeting of the City of London Real Property Company (Limited) is called for the 4th December, when a dividend for the past half-year will be recommended. Au extraordinary meeting of the Ottoman Finan cial Association will be held ou Tuesday, 21st No vetuber. The Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company have made a call of 21. per share, payable by Saturday, the 2nd December. A call of 21. is to be paid on the extension share capital of the Metropolitan Railway Company by the 2nd of Dec. The directors of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company have announced a call of 21. as payable on the 29th inst., on both classes of the shares of the company-making 101. per share and Cg. per share respectively called up. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia is expected to be distributed in London on the 11th inst. SHARE .LIST&-(THIS DAY.) ----1.-- or .... wilisbeettssp.es.VA N ; Two demos. --. /*Apo 10it.DA 1 10. 44 gi The railway market is flat to-day, and a decline _ ..- - Do.speroatteassop.ii os so se of Ito i per cent has taken place in Great Western, It: :: RV, 0. .. t s ittral 1 1 1: : 1 1 : London and North Western, Midland, and South woo .. ourifitosesattiorsltoo ifft lee Eastern stocks. dak U 004000140 102 1116 ..... .. DO. 60. 1 leo me 06 London and North Western stook is now .... .. De, 6 6 , uzzi, us 406 quoted 1241 to I ; Great West _ 621 to ..•• .. Do.ep.o.ap.4ooLUXo.lo l ) 90 92 63 ; Midland, 1251 to 1 ; Lanire and Yikw°,•• ofTse.ifor.moa spatial Ist tAll 110,200 .. wo. 11116, so .109 100 111 Yorkshire, 122 k to I ; South Eastern, 79} to 1; wool- Itsaltiao err et, Wile°. 102 to Great Eastern ,_ 46 to 1 ; Caledonian 127 to lice" •• D. 1106 1 11101 104 166 and 900,000 , .. D. I.IIOY 1201 1116 ISO 128; Metropolitan, 1361 to 137 • Lo ' ndon i110,0001. .1 Do. 1901160 , los 107 South Western, 96 to 97; Great Northern , ' 1281 to name - Notai.o.o..speresea, iso, me 102 1291 ditto S. 1484 to 1491. 1041100... ow muse, Gov. Spat. 100', 96 07 ... L . N.LWahoOr.lp.o.l96l lOW 90 101 Indian, foreign, and Canadian railway securities .. .. !..1 Do. op. a. 1871 to art me 00 es show no variation, with the exception of a dec li ne in •-• i • • De. ap.e•HO 00 DM 100 00 01 1.110,011 0 .. Now Toehold 4 par cort.llo9 lOC 106 Great Western of Canada. moo 000' .. Do. 6 per cost 1100 66 00 ORDINARY !MARIS AND RIO= 160.000, 1 Nova tlootla 4p. a., 1676,100, OD 101 160,000: !Quantal:A Gov. 6 p.ct..100 101 103 .111.6144.0er. op. a., 11178 1001 106 101 . 010.00v.ep.o.Jaa.0.1aly 100 l Da. do. 6 p.e.AprildsOo.'lol: o MI toe; Pd .l PAILIFATI. Was s.lay tot p...m. 1w s~Yw awl amass—. 100 Cambrian 'Oork and Baadoa all Oarnwall sa Do. • I • so &v. milli all lA,. 510. a. Ypplldd to s. 100 ,Dablin Bi t i ant Daades.Parch.d.tbd.J. , all last London Scrip Cart I 10 _Do. 92 94 121 128 94 90 It 14 I I ... --- • - 1.006.038, • sad Wool India .1100 US 116 11,000 i 10 Gonteall'loatt Sock I •••• S, 78,1101 St LoodondSt.tat 100 Ti 80 I /..,KM/0 At. Southampton 100 •••• 1017.07 at St Surroy commercial lOO 101.4r0w sad 0. w Golan 100 000 110140 Ord. 0. 10 Do. I. dos- 040-. No. , 10 1000 Nordrollloalaod 100 s34•olloreora 100 Do.A • roo. so dlr. an 10) 'Deal 11110 D. &Dyad is 100 1 01. South & Wool (DILI 10 000 Worlan 100 Do Moor VoLoo.lltb 10 D. none W WI Do. W. Md.—Orford WO Do. Do. Newport 100 D. Do. Rwoloe 100 400610 & Yorkshire 100 toodou rod knack wad 100 100 100 Do. tdet. Eaton. AO pc. 1100 Loadasa Nor* Warw. 1 100 LoutkaadVsuul.o Woolen. 100 I M an.,Shot.,et Llnoolarb 100 i Wormodlaa Do. Row 4 I D. Lae Woo all I lleiro.DlotPro Scrip C 10 _ Du. do. do. 109 4 9 111 7 7 8 124 129} 144 14V 123 130 9, 92 63 631 o -- Si Do. ci AS Shares 100 , Do Dim. & Derby . sill KM Kai IN ' North Mehl; 100 Do. 1141a.,Perth. bond. 100 Ili. Isoloro—Berwiek 101 I Do. 0. N. C. Porn 106 1 Do. 100 ' Do. York .... WS Do. Clorllia all, Do. lillook.&Dsrlion. IS Do. So. 186646 100 16 No lead en 186611 I Ue. do.. IOM 100 Now& illeffortlehire dill. • S. Wolters Joao. 100 Illoalliah Central 100 lloortials N.& Aber..nk. 100 ,Soottleh ,100 Shropshire Cahn) 1100 'South Devon 1109 bulk &sneers as' state.. w ealartsca.&c. WO 'Tali Vohs II Do. .... 1109 'Vale or NZ . II I Waterloo & Whitehall I 110 WO& Cornwall iDin Pt Si 63 al 48 3d 29 ,at 106 192} 122} 88 20 .4 1"6 17 99 110 61 1214 126 id 07 57 5 l sde 1116 137. 94 Ists 1 1} pm 101 104 1!6 le t 9, 97 81 et IA 30 110 111 9j 106 pat 119 12t 14 1 2 P l 2. 14 Ts 104 11 143 162 1.°14 14811 Cal 2/ E 9 as 57 69 791 80 81 91 149 /91 a __lo9a i I NCI ituLwati. Atha*, & al. Lemma, Beas.aw. et C. 10.a6p.c. Do. l Mares ,Baiala Os lake Boreal _ . Pastorales Do ; ilii :84.0..iramt,tttlo4.rlott: I ~ i per 'eat. Itrz-3-4 ~ . 10 'O4 di 11.11eatern09.o. 1. . 100 Cape T. a DookOp. e. It 1 0 , WA Dewerees.7p.e.per.pret . 100 'Let. Betepl gu. •do 6 100 ,tut ladles it. odo C , ell : Do. I Iztoodou 1..100 0004Trook of "...s.. t.sooda, 10 . ell ~u,p. M. It . . osp.ctl IS WI Do. DS peat. Bonds 1 10 ' ell DM cio. deterred, B ' ill • Do. Ind pref. Bonds 10 , all Do. So. I deterre d ; W all Do tea prof. Stock . ao !a ' Do. do. deterre 1 00 IWI Do. Mk pest Atook W WI ' Do. do. deterred, t ;100 ' Great Indleu rcumeole ea 11• , 1... mu... • ••• •••• 1 10 ' 4 , Do. Now do , B. 1 10 04.8.0 Ladle A. Ip. et B.:100 1 De 0 per oent. I 1 , Do 201 WI 'at. Western 0 Canada; 101' 18 ' Do. New MS , a 1 Do.op. a lids. pay.lB/3 1 NO all I Do.filt do. do. len-0. W : I l iaise 'lnoue. Waited, IS. 1100 :Madras cow. 6_P 0.10 6 ., it. ,1001 00. do. 4do , K. 100 ' Do. ao. 41 do.—, 10 • t I Do. flfth Ictenaloo IS. 'MIS I itelb. Corp. 0 per c. MI SO , a Meth. and Hobeoes Bay N. 10 N.11.0C 0 . 8 p.e.1etp.8.: Mt .100 &Wide. Id& 8 11. 01 0 01 . 1 IS. 'lOO 1 Do. Dell* do.-- 110 i 1 , Do. do. do. 01. jllllll Do. !Volute do. 14, OM I Do. Indus at. rid do JOINT 8T0( Ito. I St. 1 62j2 ISti } 14:41 II 6.1 :24i I 9 6 i 1 i 1. , b 7 136 1 I 6. .... 9,, 1:12} 12bk. ... 110} 7i} 9 SIITIBEI ilitill ifo. lilt. 16,006 2 'Cambrian Con. Odd, 6009, .. • Chiverton 66.10( .Ctiflord Aral 1,021,^ ;Dev.O. COs. aartiNfvl 612 6800: .. • Drakewalls .. 1 gut Miami (Wogan) 1,146 1 get Condon 1 000 (Nast Cant brae ,000 !last Grenville ,000 1 (Katt ChunniMaim 1108 East Lovell ,000• 6. W. Hamel' (Tsrlstk.) 4861 .. °rambler & tot Aubmi .SOO 4 .0104 Later (Limited)! .040, 10reat Bontb Taiga@ ! ...0 eat Wheal busy AIM! .. O. W. Vor (Holston) ! ,040, ,OrenviUs .024 1 ' Herod a Pool „GOO ! liingstno Downs NMI ,Niarpret Way Went) : (,000, IMarke Valley 6,000; 6 liwindy Irou Ors MO . New Seton 700! North llouwar 6,000; .. IN. Wh. Bare, (111064 0 : 6,440 .. !North Wheal Croft, 1 60001 Prosper United 1,120( Providence (U. Lelant, 619; G. Caradou (dt.Cleer( 6,482, iouth Condurrow ; 496. IL W. Prances (Mogan; 040 .. Stray Park 6008. .. Tin Croft 1,200! 6 Vigra and Clogs% Llnl l 6000. .. Went Email Illlopai 1,024, W. Cetsclon (Liskeard), , West Cblvertoo GOO' !West Mon 61t WO. Basset (Illegan l 1 bit( .. Wk. Boner (Bodrath) • ,026, W.Warrimn(Menben , 806, Whew de .0001 .. (WI. Trelawner (Lisa minciuzi 15.0 2.14 A 31 1.19.0 8.3.6 49.0 19L17.6 15 • 8 6 , 51 R. 17.0 1.110 - US. IT 18 •-• • t 17 19 IS 146 c ll 11 1 4: 77 1 - 78 8 2 OS 69 • 1 die St Slow t 1 pm' -- 1 Oil Mu par -• • 3 1, 44111 , 9i 3 dl6 l It 21Poi Ti !Pm. • 6 6 dl , las 0021 • •dl, ,Ylils~ 8i nil 1G Y 8 41.1 Y 7 95 11a 116 I 114 117 1414 9 1 7Os I 914 I 6 6414} 1 11 6 ids; 1 3 31 !I id . 4 .28 .31 i 3 tl 2 114, - 141. 1 4901, NO. fa. I 8,1601 40 - ,0001 10 110.000 I 91,0001 II 001IPLIIIMS. 9 1.) 201 21e saq Is 20 0 10 Si 5 . . 1 U 16 $ 3. 4 SO $1 I 1 II i 6134 3 If 7 la zd 9 / 9 41 Si 4 1 LSI. 40 60 10 . IS. I it SS 68 488 444 if 2 18 r - 1) 11 lo 20 4 6 6 6 10 12 SO 80 12$ 185 Tyi Wl , 22 24 - i - 4 190 200 lzi 191 .1114.1 _ ---- - alleo•ICII/ 1 . Mai% IL), all lanotollemeaa lltaS laU Allantk TeL ina.Bp.et ' all luairaiimn AgrtouL...,.' 10 4 kustrallanlLLAlD.(Ll l'tZtTeaEstateat, 2 l h terworka (1.))' all Rolckow Yantis' IL) 124 Bombay Gm 11Aratiod• all Do. 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Par 43 33 . 1 • 11114'F 1411 ;sr 2 390, 44 17 91 101 2 1 dis 2 2 frM PREFERENCE SHA] Groot Western —Origioal irredeem. North &Moro—West Hort Wool Hi FOREIGN RAILW! Ottoman (Summa to Maio), lOC S. to Paulo (Limited) Guarontoal 7 pot Gent., 17j. 4 per wet.. 83.82 arbour and Rail. 4. as. Dr. Hamilton, of Graf ton-atreet, who has just returned from Balked, reports to Sr. Hard that he found there that 73 per sent. of the cattle ettacked and treated , lif otoceapatbicaDy were eared. Under the allopathic plea 45 per coot. were eared. The killing of thew, he rye, is entirely exploded in Holland, and until the Order in Conn ' ail is this 'emery isreetiag Maria impostors with the ; power of ordering isfooted miaisla to be ollauddiwori sa repealed. so loos will cattle wish wholesale. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE a mask hall is Aiming* sad be might Wok himself very l oc k? is 'Maas off so easily. TM deleodast was then discharged. The Lied Mayor re Imam; the bomb mid—Au this was WO last lime he should tako his seat then as Lord Mayor, b e b o wled to Tatum hie thoska to the °aide for the ro d arks they bad gives hint which had enabled him to bidder the law correctly, and be shoo begged to my that the r eports of the proceedings is the court had Mem giros with the greatest oomeoiaose sad fidelity duriai hie year of offiss tin gamma LIVERPOOL mgwraro.—(THlS DAY.) BOW-STREET. gist ATTIMPTID MUZDZB IN COVES? 0111D111. lames Murphy was brought up on reamed before Mr. Flowers charged with cattiest mid wonading Mary Anne j eu aiags with latest to murder her. Mr. Lewis, jun., of Ely-place, appeared fee Ike proems. oil, and Mr. Abrams, from the Mlle. of Mr. °matey, for the &team Mr. Lewis—Sir, lam instructed by the family of Mks Janina to prcercute the primer at the bar es the charge of attempting to murder that young lady. I regret to say that store the last examination there is very little if any bnproveineet in her state, and I hold in my hand a certifi cate from Dr. Trams. the awake' officer at Charimparose B oa pital, audio( teas Mims Mary Anne housings is not is a fit state to appear at the policmeourt to-day. Indeed I am afraid that she will warmly be sefliciently recovered to appear at the expiration el mother week, if ever (as is posidblei, she our. rives the iejuries she has received. Under these eireumatuboes I mod ask you, sir, to remand the prisoner sander west, as lam aware you have not the power to do so for more than eight days. Mr. Abrams—Sir, oa behalf of the prisoner Ism bound to pay that unquestionably another remand is mosesery, *Nigh the certificate is somewhat vaguely worded, and it am not set forth those details which Mr. Lewis has stated. lam very sorry the yang lady is not able to be reenlist, but I mmestiy hops there is no ground for apprehendiog had result. Mr. Flowers—At all events the prisoner will not be in. Jared by m remand. To proceed with it mow would not chance him at all. Mr. Abrams —Certainly sot, and I am sot objecting to a BELLING HURDLE. Ajax walked over. GRAND HURDLE. KOATO of Tromps NabooklL& ... Jaat &nay Boy Boil= 7 Isis. TRIAL STAKES. ... 1 ... 2 no. NURSERY. We (Record) are told that some of the canons of L s : Weetmiester assisted with their own bands in filling up the et. grave of Lord Palmeretoo with mingled obarco.il and sand. It is oleo said that the diamond and gold thus thrown in as by Mr. Suliven were peeviondy removed is order to ole viate the risk of the violation of the grave. Sir Edward Oust writes to the Times, contend- 10 lee leg that, although he was in the chair as magistrate when Le ,, the man who, it is alleged, bad stoles his dog was son- It fenced, the act was " purely ministerial," and the offence e t wee rather spinet public moeality than any private is jury. "As soon, however," he says, "as I read the report in the Liverpool papers I communicated it to the Secretary of gt. State, and Sir George Grey discharged James Wiastanley ~t 1; from Ouster Castle, at the request of the committing magiatrabse and myself, in order that so ground for the it. animadversions of the newspapers should remain that might fi mislead the public, and not from the slightest apprehesaion for the stability of the commitment." Upon this the Tines t o te remarks :—" James Winstanley was either rightfully or sk wrongfully committed. If rightfully, why was he die Li - aimed ? If wrongfully, why was he ever ommaitted? We assent suppose Sir George Grey to have been influenced is by that fear of the 'animadversions of the newspapers' which, on their own shoeing, bad each an effect on Sir E. al Oust and the committing =Parana" St A meeting of the National Reform Union, in aid to of the emus of parliamentary reform. we. held in the upper r o assembly room of the Free-bade Hall, Manchester, last se sight, and was well attended. Mr. George Wilson pre. sided. The resolutions were in accordance with the purpose ge, of the meeting, sod the speakers in their addresses referred c c . to the coming parliamentary session as a test of the sound- * sees of the new c whist on the reform gantlet. The new judge, Mr. Lush, is a Dorsetshire man, Ii having been boys at Shaftesbury, in that county, in 1807. to He married the daughter of the Rev. Mr. Woollacott, a se Leedom baptist minister. it The mayor and corporation of Southampton at- g tended St. Michael's Church on Sunday morning. Among the congregation was a gentleman droned in Indise coo el tame with his head covered. This was Sir Manookjee te Ouresejee, who is a rigid Panes. He gave a handsome tt sum to the collection that was made at the conclusion of el the sermon. A company is forming in Devizes, in Wiltshire, ti to supply that town with water. A spring near the town 144 is said to have been disoovered, from which the supply will It be <Asnieres]. It rs enemata& that tee eompeo, .01 to to Dell water to the inhabitasta at the rate of 25 pikes • for ld. The reports of the Greenland whale fishery, " which continue to be received in Dundee, are of the most satisfactory character. Several of the vessels previously reported "clean," are now stated to have caught fish, and some of the ships are surly fall. Another incendiary stack-yard fire occurred yes terday morning, at Barton-hill, about an mike from Zane. on the border of the Welds. Six valuable stacks, five of them being wheat, the property of Mr. John Freer, were destroyed. It appears that there is a balance of 28,7511. 199. 3d. to be returned to the subscribers to the Sheffield Flood Relief Feed. The total amount subscribed by the public for the relief of the sufferers was 52,0141. 19s. Bd., and it is instanced as a remarkable fact that every peony promised wee paid. Among the passengers by the mail packet Oneida, which has just arrived from Rio Janeiro, was General Webb, the United States minister at the Brazilian court. ' ADVANCE IN TEL PRICE or TlN.—MeSerb. S. I. - - = SERIOUS FIRER ON GUY FAWKES NIOSIT.—An Soots and Co.'s circular states that the price of English tin ahresite fire happened early this (Tuesday) moraine in the was yesterday advanced 31. per ton. Present prices : P.e al ud colour warehouse of Mr. West, situate No. 67, Car- Sued blink. 1031, and common block, 1001. per toe biz-road, Shoreditch. During its progress several fearful tyo' VERNMENT INSURANCE AND ANNUITILS.— =Owlet:is took place, which blew the window-shutters and The following adieusl post-offices will be open on and ems into the street, and the flames then shot completel - . y after the 6 th Novembe r for the receipt of proposals for over the carriage road The premiss and their the insurance of lives or the purchase of government an mallets were entirely destroyed. The origin of nuities, under the Act 27 and 28 Viet, esp. 43 ; and for the Ike fire is unknown. The property was insured. rece ipt of the premiums becoming due to the Postmaster- A large fire also occurred en the promisee of Mr. Wallet. General, from time to time, under contracts for the inser t/se Foresters' Arms, Windmill-street, Graveseod. The awe of lives or the purchase of government annuities, and penises of Mr. Wallis and the contents were destroyed, for th e payment of any sums which shall become payable sad those adjoining, belonging to Mr. Seise a printer, by the Postmaster - Gener al , under the said contracts:— partially consumed . The loss, amounting to a bout 1.1001.. Berkeley. Bridlington Quay (Hull). Caerleoo (Newport, will fall oo the Norwich Union Fire-office. A large fire Mon.), Isgateatone, Ringsbridge Llanelly, Llangollen, happened at the Four Arches, Deptford, fitted up as a Newohare, Rhayader, RiekmenewOrth ( Watford). Royston, *aging saloon and wine-cellars. belonging to Mr. James Huibin (Flint), St. Columb (Bothnia), Selfish (Plymouth). Miller. The damage, which is over 1,0001., will fall upon settle, Sevenoaks, Skipton, Smith Petherton (Ilminster), the Commercial Union Fire-office. Stevenage, Stone, Stowmerket, Meltwater, Tarporley. Ten- A LADY BURNED TO DEATH.—HILLSBOROUGH, terden (Stepleburst), Theme, Uppingham, Uxbridge. Nov. 4.—This morning Mrs. Mani, wife of the Van. Wells (Norfolk), Woburn (Beds). These offices will be open Walter B. Mint, Archdeacon of Down, died from the for such purposes during the hours appointed for the trans. effects of very burns. The facts are very brief. On action of mousy order business. A handbill containing the Friday evening Archdeacon Mast left the deceased reading principal rules of the Government Insurance and Annuity • newepaper in the drawing-room of the arcbdeaeonry by the office, end of the Poet-office Saviogs Banks has been light of a candle, and went to an Orange meeting in the printed for gratuitous distribution. and copies may be Downehire Arms Motel, at which he took the cbair. Between obtained at the above-named offices. Toe measure will, Geed 7 o'clock one of tbe servants heard •cry for " Help" and from time to time, be extended to other poet-offices than "Water" from the drawing-room. She ran upstairs, and met thou named above, and due notice will be given of such demeaned, who was then quite enveloped in flame, and crying extensions. If application he made to any postmaster for wildly as the lobby. She called another servant, who the extension of the measure to his office he will at once brought some water, which was thrown on the suffering report the circumstance to the secretary. lady. Archdeacon Meet was at once sent for. and io a WHAT "BLACKWOOD" SAYS LORD PALMERSTON few minutes he arrived with Dr. Boyd. The flames were WOULD RATS DONE.—The first of these occasions was pet out, and Mrs. Mant was removed to bed. The case the Treat affair, on which it is now no longer a secret that was at once pronounced fatal, and the utmost that Lord Palmerston made up hie own mind to go to war with could he done was to apply loodyires to appease the awful the Federal States. He had borne with impatience the infferiog which the poor lady endured. About 2 o'clock bullying and insoleoca of United America on many owe. ibis morning she died in great agony. She wee conscious eons, aid sew, with the (durum of his earlier yeses, that to the last. The cause of the accident is not distinctly I to the opportunity was at length offered of putting • stop to *own. The candle was found on the bearthrog this bullring in time corers. The Empemy of the Freoch, toojectered that the deceased had fallen asleep ,and it is and some- eq ually .sighted agreed with Lord Palmerston ; and hew knocked the candle out of the candleetkk' esuli°g it lll there not been with him in the cabinet men to whom bfall on her dress. The extent of the Imes may be I the thought cd war under any oireurnatances is dreadful, hr¢ioed from the fact that her underclothing Wes S', elee. the message sent to Washington would have required a y barer', and nervily a trace of hair was left on her I short and convoke' answer, because a fleet, equipped for lead. It apparel.' Mrs. Meat had been in delicate health, aetios, would have escorted it to the month of the Chem. lad hod just returned from Newcastle before her death. I ent he; caused in the district a feeling of price Is the cabinet, however , there sat at that time, The accid re g ret I net only Mr. Gleelatoee, Mr. Milner Gio4loo, and Mr. M the loss of an amiable and charitable lady. and of , Villiers, but Sir George Cerement Lewis, the most subtle sympathy with the venerable archdeacon in his sad ,of political renewers, the most pacific of ministers—one bereevernent. Dates Ecening Mail. who weld never he brougb t to see that in the lives of DEATH or MR.. DEPUTY LORKIN.—We have to nations, as in those of private persons, there are moments meord the death of Mr. John Lorkio, Deputy of the Ward when, though it can never be bee:mime to do wrong for its et aldarsgete, and tbe oldest member of the corporation of own sake, it is perfectly justifiable to anticipate others, Leaden, which occurred at his residence in Alderson- . and to avert an injury meditated against ourselves by M ined ee Sandal Lot. The deceased gentlemen had fectiog it on them. We had, when the outrage on the leaned the age of SS years, sod had for nearly 50 year. • Treat was committed, a long list of outrages to be accounted Inmseeted the Ward of Aldersgate in the Court of Corn. for, We bad been cheated—for there is no other word for eon Council. Besides being a deputy of the ward al the • the A s hburton treaty. The States claimed as their time of his death, he was deputy.lientenant of the City of , own territory what they had in their petunias the clearest london, a liveryman of the Bikers' Company, one of the (b e longed to us; and as it to asp this outrage, the City Cernmissionery of Sewers, a member of several corps- island o f Be Juan, admitted to be ours up to the moment We committee', and a corporation governor of St. Thomas's of its occupation by an American force, wee invaded and gamine kept military poinseeion of. These, with other knee, but Twe EaserßN FtatiEßlM—The herring rankled and festered, fishery not therefore u n important, V been a good deal interrupted of late by stormy weather. en d the T r ent outrage prese ' llTsuch an opportunity se tense boat., however, have done well, as their catches bare could never be expected to occur 'gain for righting them iodised 7., to e n p er 100. During the last few days the all by a proems which would have benefited the whole weather has become more favourable. world. Had we struck thee, as Lord Pelmerstonwas A LIBERAL gm:TOL—Dr. Close, the Dean of anxious that we Amid do, the Southern States would Carlisle, has presented himself to the incumbency of St. have achieved their indepeeeleue, and become to us faithful PerT 4 se ia that city, sod read the in on Sunday. He allies, as well as our very best customers. But a section aim nominated as his manioc curate the Rev. William Petett, la the cabinet objected, Lord Palmerstoo give way, and we Md., of Trinity College, Cambridge, fermerly carats of are, with the Fedends victorious, conducting, through Lord St. Martin's, Birmingham. usigniog to him the whole Pro- Russell, one of the most vexatious , a nd we fear moat u auto, Made of the living as his iocome, amounting to about 3001. correspondences that ever the minister of one power was I par, in addition to the parsonage hour. A seemed earns called upon to conduct with the minister of 'nether. still be provided by the Church Pastoral Aid Society. Beechnuts Magazine for November. Tormentor Blue Bell ... Treasure Trove 12 ran. HUNTERS STAKES. ; Abbe., The Prisoner, Grey Mosso; King Alfred, la Bsigherm, and Lemon Drop are hire. la is FLYING HANDICAP. ■ Questa of Trumps. Troublesome, Gemme, Cloys, Wild 100 Thyme Persuasioa, Jol. Fiancee, Codesu, Skylark, Jane Shaer, Ile Lion, Luoy Loom Zaca , Ruste3 Beauty, g e t Orontes, law, Nukabeva, and Feet Lynn are here. g l HANDICAP PLATE. ft le Goldylocks, Het 1016 ; Wild Thyme, Bst 21b ; Lapidlet, 7111016; Jane Shore, Tat 61b; Pegasus, 7ct 41b; The S. Eland, let 41b; Contract, 7st ; Godmersbani, Gat 1211, ; Convent, 6at 1111 c; Visa, Est 101 b ; Flare up, Get 61b; 04 Eisele. 6st ; Leamington f, tiet 41b; Profewir Atidersoo, N Bet 1216 ; Madam Bosco, bet Sib ; Marian, Sat 81b. All ire Isere. 110&1ka• I,llWill—Theo, sir, will it 1 , 4) better to take the re mand fore week or for eight days? Mr. Florters—l think we had better say eight days. The prisoner was then reinserted. OLERIEENW ELL. DATUM 1011 DIRT AT A 0011112.880 P. John 41kn, a respectable-looking yens( man, was with stealing a silver watch, the property of Mr. Tovell, id of New Nodelkotreet, Isliegton, ,offs* and segagbosis•kesper. Mr. John Leytaa, solicitor. appeared ma behalf of the tr. On the evasive of Saturday, the Mk of October , " al l Out half-past 11 o'clock, the mimeos treat to the promoter's shop for the purpose of having his supper, sad was asked by the prosecutor to go into his tvate parloer, the primmer being colder the Maumee of k, which he did, sad was supplied with some mottos. After the pri soner had left the prosecutor p arlour ,e wateh, which was hanging o h o a ned is the sad be thea gave taformation to the police, mid the prisoner was appro. heeded. Whea told the charge be said that be bad Dot bed await& in his posesesion for yews, but his landlady said ca the sight of the robbery she saw bins with a watch, end the descriptioe she gave of it corresponded with the one the prosecutor bad lost Layton, having severely cross-examined the different 11iliSSISA without materially effecting their evidence, said that the prisoner would plied guilty. Up to this period the priemer had bore* se nooses ptionable character, and be had several within's. in attendance to give the prisoner a geed &greeter. The prolocutor said he wished to recommend the prisoner te men-y, and that bad the prisoner returned the watch on the following day he should not have pressed the charge. Mr. Rorke, mid that, had it not been for the good cha sed., the prisoner had received, he should have passed a such severer sentaoto than the one he now did—viz., that d three months' imprisonment with hard lakrar. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE STREETS. Henrietta M'Kenzie., a yOlll4 woman living at 18, Churth street, Soho, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with at tempting to commit suicide by strangling herself with a sleeking. Nornslaike, 31 C, said that about half-past 2 that mora l' he saw the prisoner walking under the Colonnade in Owltoe-strest, and just as she got to the cater she fell. Rs moot up to ascertain the cause, sad found that she had lied a stocking tightly round her neck and was palling each ad of it and trying to strangle herself. With the assist awn of two other constables he got the stocking from her seek, and on asking her why she did it the stated that she ad been kept by a friend, and that he had left her. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked whether the prisoner was sober, and as constable said she was not. The prisoner said dished taken a glass too much, but it weld not occur again if his worship would forgive her. Ss was not aware what she was doing at the time. Mr. Tyrwhitt said be should like to discharge her, but it mold not be safe to do so at present. He would remand ber ftr a week, and be hoped she would listen to what wan said to her where she was going. WANDSWORTH. THE RIVAL SIVELPS. &Ow' Woolf.rd was summoned for a/manning John Mon on the 26th ult. The parties were rival chimpepoweepen, and en the day lineation. while the complainant was sweeping a °him ney, the defendant rushed op behind him and pulled him sway. Mrs. Rebecca Rose, of St. John's-place, Battersea, mid she ordered the complainant to sweep her chimney. The defendant rushed into her room, tore down the complain ast's cloth at the fireplace. knocked over a kettle of boiling water, also her table, gad her timepiece on the marital ielf bad a eanow escape of being broken. Be pulled the meiplaisant end hie machine sway, and forcibly swept the chimney himself. Tha defendant mid his brother was ordered to sweep the shimmy by a young }MAD in the shop, and he (the defen dant) did not come up until after the disturbance. The complainant and his witness spoke positively to the defendant. Mrs. Rose further said that both man rushed ap her staircase together, and very much frightened bee. Se bad employed the complainant for a number of years to her chimneys. Ka !Daimon fined the defendant 20s. and 2a. cost*, and le default committed him to prison for 14 days herd labour. ii 70 71 7$ OS O 9 IN 104 as 67 uri I 60 6! 000141610016. I MAWS Odom 68 CO 101 Ai bps if I pi Ay 11 I's 00 v 0 100 70 If 101 KO 1011 1131 104 . 106 m 10 25 26 8s 90 ta 09 65 64 67 69 00 62 •• 50 W a $1 St 62 Sat 1 .64 • 4••• I iPla 501 102 faise. I li I 10 11 13+dtaI 96 90 bS 87 1 001., 101 102 9.1 95 bd 90 4} osi 103 } 44 es 84 ea ltMe iQi 1004 I bib 016 i lto} iOle _ ,K BANKII 171 14/ 101 e i I I'd I 0. u.wa I 3.1". eons so ,= .. sg Ussuartuau sit : so 10,00 t 60 , uoe IS 1000 100 'llllaneeLottALlverpoo U 10,000 MO ! Do. aimed at 20 pm 24 100, 21 !Anglo Austrian 10.001, 60 ' Anglo Egyptian (Um) 1241 20,001 60 'Anglo Italian r Lienitod lb 11.200 20 , Aidaticliank.Cor.neiveh 00,010, 10 lAitatralasia stsoe 10 . Bankot/tritlshf.olumals . 10,000 26 ' Bank of Egypt 0,011 100 'Bank of London ' a 16,000 20 Bank of Otago (Unallod)' 9 10,000,100 . Bank of klueous l a ud (L.) IS 10,900 60 BankolVtcloria.Austria; '- 00,000 10 Bank of New lealasol , i 1,,000 6) . Barned's Bank ;Limited it. 10,000 . SO .Besallanikrotlugueas,L 10 10,000 60 Brawn a Califarulan (L. 1 7! IOW: 60 &W - eb N. America a 00.0424, 10 C. Bk. Isails,Aux, China all 60,000' 26 Chart.' Mar. of indla,trc. I al 10,900 100 'ity 10,000 100 Colonial 10,000 101 . COM. lank a Canada i i ISOM 26 ii 'ow. Balm of la th ., Or I 600,000' 10 ,CootteUdated Bank XI; 6,009 100 'ooattnettal 1 6,000,100 Do New 10.000 . 60 Delhi and London 1 20,000. 60 mast 1.4,,5,1uai ...UMW:, 110,0001 40 : Kostent glehantio'llto,l 10,000 26 'Ettglish Joint Stock iLI 30,000 20 Ing.ocottrAusLeharaid o,ooo' 60 ' English and Swedish j." 16,0011 91) : Vamp/au Rank Limited, 10,000,100 Hindasn.China 3 Jap.(L,l 10.000.100 , 1)o. lamed at 2pm 90,000 100 ' Do. Nvw I 10,00 u 100 Imperial Bank, Limited' : 116. 000 , 10 Imperial Ottoman- 1 1 0,000 25 loulau.. tow Dv ' On. New 190,0001 SO 'Land Mort lik: India (L) 19,000, 60: Lon. Bic. oil! 1 icotc..l 1 i 14.00011110 Ina. Bank of Sootlaod L li 10,000, 190 London and Brasilian 14003: 2c Do. New 2l 1,000'190 Loa.B.Ayreeit&Plate'L as 20,000 211 : On. NOW. Ins. at le pia 11 60,00111 10 Loa. CIL Bank of Austrl. at 110.000 . 60 Leaden and County 72 0011 60 London Joint Wok ll 16,000, 20 ' Leaden& Bout& Atrloan al 6,000 :Cr Lon. tr & Weateru (Um, 11 6,000 100 Do. do. New .. 6,000 60 Id.ntlon& Vettezurl4 ~ L , li o,oo'loo Lea. tr Westminster 10.000 100 livreliant Bent lara.) 4O 66,000. 60 Ilercantlle ft &when . L ll 111.000 100 Motto. di Pro!, bank (L r 4,146 100 , Dade. 6,000 100 Midland Rank ,Lim.: • 90,000,100 National of Liverpool 10,000 100 N.Tra of Larland 1 . [...5,000 20 . Do. 20..1 and 3rd issue' li 4000 60 'National Batik I 6 37. 606 20 Now Wati vi %la 6:4000, 10 New Zealand (Licaltaci' l V 60.000, 20 North Western ' 00,000, 26 ()Seoul Raab CorDnrn. l 20,600 20 Orien.Cm R.L ,lateO.C. 56,000 20 to. do. lateN.F. 21,1)01) 20 Do. do. lateF.C. 10,010 t) Yeovil". liaciiliap-orp„i. 1.0.1.0 00 I).t. do. 10, 1 '00 16 Prothai. of Ireland 10,04 10 Do. do all - 01,600 20 kinds. Pnot.,Bl Dag (I 10 11 3411 s 5I 91,000' 10 loath Australia al St 84 17,161 116 Hand. of B. & Africa 10,000 ID Do. dn. Ds. atera lO 7 5 die rd 60,00 ik 'lmam el Australia - 10,000 1119 *don of 'galena ;Mai 91 a 4 41, WWI 60 Valais 41 Liman. .. . II 61 66 D IBENTU II STOC&b. 11/0 03 S 3 6Y, 61 :ipso 0 digon 11 ,0 - t pie 131 I lis 20 6 : 18 ;2. 22j tij m l 30 32 139 142 I No. I LW I 1110,1140. St. 41"11 :1070.101 e l e l t t. si. - mans Bt. 131,111 1 11 ! WOO St • stir' isc IM. iTOOl[l. 14416 43 66 I - .0 6 7pui. idh i6an • Idle P O2 ' Si fiats • 47 49 214 2 id. 23 107 49 110 51 1 491 4 41 48 iria &I 3L 6 661 m 101 t 6 —Ala, E 6 • S 3 06 e i ocli. le . • 3 * 6 D 1311 ▪ Evi ! 8 4 die 16 I S tedls 16 19 21 16 19 21 25 18 00 to 0 lo - to 01 6100 pa l6 1 W 26 27 6 I Idle pet 6.4 fps+ ul 16 par Ipai Is — du W 2. {psi te idle *,m w I 14 76 pm 10 4 p a 1 241 %i W 78 00 7L 4 1 l 6 81 31, 16 17 76 i ' 0i Oj 8i• 11 ad t 1 Ile Ipm 2.7 /9 93 1 2 pee 6 4 Wei 3 di, 1,1 3 302' 2 Idl. 7 P 42 i - - - rll 41 44 I i idle Ps , 7X I 4 1)T 49 61 td 7 • Lila Paz le Oldie 1 dis, t I SZ lie Be Yd °$OM IMAM& 4 P.C. bisr.ds .p. G.N G. Wstn.—W.Y.-0....44 luu ea W 1100 I 4.7 Jan." tily —.llOO Luc,* Yk.4 p.c.J se&JI) 1 100 Los, lirligh.4 p.e.J sotJl.) 100 L& Vl.4p.e. J as.&..llqy !CIO NlO2 I - 96 vg N N 9sl N t 8 ' 116 IA 96 al Da Se D. c. L&S.W.,lp.c.lan.&July 100 111,1164,1,4p.0J5r&Ju1y1100 N. Wittily S. P. & D. A, p. et, Feb. & Aar.. 100, 101) 111 N.lLstra.,4p.o.Joo&-Titll'loo •-• 11,0001 The telegrams just received quote the Bombay exchange 2s. showiag no alteration. The prices of gook shares were well supported, and an improvement took place in English joint Stock, European, London and County, and Metro politan and Provincial. Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and City Bank shares, how ever, were quoted rather lower. The shares of the financial companies were dull. The closing quotations re as follows :—lnter national Financial, 14 to 1 prem. • General Credit, 11 to 24 prem. ; London inancial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2f to prem. ; Credit Fowler and Mobilier, 34 to prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto New, 34 to 4 prem. National Discount dares were last quoted 101 to f prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, I L I die. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; Trading, Ito Of dia., ex die. ; Ottoman idl e GdniMe, 21 to prom. • Lion Brewery, 14 to 11 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Pre ference, 2to 24. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co., were heavy, and declined 12s. 6d. to Hs., closing at Bto 84 prem. There was an advance in Millwall Iron and Docks shares. Copper Miners of England Preference were also inquired for. International Lad Credit and Socidtd nanciere d'Egypte were heavy. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows: —Leeds Woollen Company, 1 to 2 prem. ; Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 1 to 2 prem. ; Maxim Mansions, to 14 prem. ; Real Estate Corpora tion, lf to 24 prem. • Alhambra Company, 11 to 24 prem., and North London and Highgate Rail way, to 14 prem. A merican securities wee* rather more hmaired for, and there was an improvement of about 4 in the 5-24 Bonds, as well as in Erie and Illinois Central Rail way shares. The 5-20 Bonds closed at 64 to 4, ex div. ; Erie Railway shares, at 54 to I ; Illinois I Central, at 82 tot ; Atlantic and Great Western I Railway Debentures, at 854 to 88} ; ditto 1001. , Bonds, at 87 to 88. The Erie Railway Loan closed at to 14 prem. Victoria Government Debentures were in ' quired for. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioox: The transactions in the mining market today are not numerous, but prima generally are well maintained. North Treekerby sham are now quoted 31 to 1 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to I, being lower ; Chiverton, 9 to 1 ; East Caradon, 81 to ; East Grenville, 31 to 1 ; Greet Busy, 4 to 1. ; West Chiverton, 80 to 85 ;and Marks Valley, 311 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 131 and 131 ; Frontino and Bolivia at land 2/ ; and St. John del Rey at 48. The prospectus of the Dorothea West, Green, Blue, and Red Slate Company (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 150.000 i. in 10,000 shares of 6L each. The quarry which this company pro poses to purchase and extend is situated in Car narvonshire, and is in full work. There are seven known veins of slate ? some of which have been drawn upon to cover in the Charing-cross Railway Hotel, the London-bridge Hotel, and other large buildings in and near the metropolis. It is men ' tioned that the two principal quarries are worked open from the surface, by levels. 27 years of the lease are unexpired, and an agreement has been entered into for its extension to 40 years. The : purchase money is 20,000/.—one4half in cash and the remainder in paid-up shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARK MARKETS. IS DAY.) (sr msunuo Asp tornsperfosar. TZLItOItATL) (ram wig ows onsairomarr.) Corrow. —The market rather OA Sales will probably foot up 1.000 halm 00111. —The market vas well atteoded. Wisest is fair demand, at the full prices of Friday. Floor quiet, sod the Awl's.* salted cheeks bagasse. Isaias corn. Is. to In. 3d. dearer; mixed, no. to 31t. 6d. Besot steady. Oats, Id. dearer. Oatmeal. Is. advance co Friday's ratsa DOING-LANE.—.4THIS DAY. ) SUGAR.—Tbe tossket has opened flatly , end. with the ex ce ption of British West India. no sales of ins; °Kale* reported. Refined : The market is steady at last week's Cllfiefie). Co/Ter.—All eoloury qualities are in fair reqoeiet at fun and ochreCeylon' are firm at the late &thane/. Tits.—A fair bornew is doing at full pries& Rum.— With the ezoeptiou of a small paual of Demerara in Mum. at 14. fid., no Wes are reported. Ric& —There are buyers but no sellers at late rates ; cleaned is in good request at km prima. SALITICTIZ.-600 nap of Bengal sold. short presort. at 245. 3i. Corrox.—The market continues dull, and prices rule la bn eine' favour. JUT.—The market is a:tive at dim to rather dearer prima. TALLOW DIARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market 1, quiet at the tollowieg peio er rit,•.r T.C.Town tal low is quoted 5Ls. 9d., wet cash ; Peters oe the spot, 50s. 3d. • ell the mouth, 50s. • Octo to Decem ber. 50s. ; December, 50s. 6d.; Jtawarf, 514 ; March, u 2 s. "sellers ;" April to JUDO, 524 MUM*" SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. (T Kr. Owls. Jamas Easton reports trade Ans st follawiog prim , 1:11111s4ow hay, 90s. to 100 t .. superior ditto, 103 s. to 110 s. ; dorsi., old. 100 s. to 132.. 6d.; ditto, mooed cut, 90s. to 120 t. ; straw, 18s. to 365. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 12Ygitr0o4 Nov. 6.-lisissao-day:-London and North Waters, 1211 2 5 . 41 -Metropolitan, 137; 1-Ditto Extension, ISt shares. ps -orth Nantern Dersrick, 1102-Carlisle Capital Mock, 137 -Preston and Wyre. 451-Grand Trunk of Canada, 241 f 6 51 -Great Western of Canada. 171 1 7-16 -Elio. 541-glinois, MI-United Stases 64) Bonds. re--Confederate Loma 84-Deriett Itheniats 8 7.16; p. Bank. 61 p.-Orerand, Gurney aid Cu.. 81 p. -Royal Bank, 7 per cent pref.. 1144-Al6los Banns 1516 d. British and Foreign Marine, 2 lb- 6p. - Queen Liar. ance Company, 5-16 2 p. -Plintshire W and Gunnell Company. tid. -Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 465-Liverpool United Om Com pany, 210-National Steens Company, 21 d. - Punic Bream Oerm- PLO'. le. anlillatta, Noy. a-A moderate badness was dose, and prices ware rather better. lioickow, Vaughan. au d Go. adraltes). 4) p -C on re.ierate Loan, 81-Erica, 561 4 i 4-Great Eastern. 460 1 % -Great Northern A. 14511--Grand Trunk of Canada, Sal 6 t;165;5 i-Cleat Western of Canada, 172 5-16 - Omuta, "air, 81 J.-Illinois, 31- Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1211-Lon dos and North Western, 1261 - bleachestsr, Shefikdd. and Lin colnshire, 581-Ditto 5 per cent. pref. perpetual, Of 15-16 2-- 31etropolitan, 1374 66 7 -Midland, 12 4-Jialiwar !Wel and Plant Limited:, New, p.-Soutla Bastersi, 781 1-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance ,Limited., 6 7-16 Wed States 620 Years' Bonds, 64-Lancaster Wagon. d.- Nil Granada, 151 re Gyend, Gurney. 81 p.-Trunk, 4th prof., leash In surance, 11-16 p.-District Bank, 16 la-Virginnt 6 parent Bonds, 411. NOY. 6. -The transastionsia this mrket tisality were in Nottinahans Joint-stock Batik shares, at 1 a 1-16 pronto BI raitgli.ni Financial, at 11. Its. Id. prem. ; Iluntz's Metal shaves, at 12 dn.: Patent Not sod Bolt shares. a rm. I prem Binnineltion Canal shares closed at 82) to 1 1 1-Birrei Bank ' , lag Company ahsres, at 162, buyers; Birmingham ; Bask, A. 36 ; Birmingham and Banks. at 160, buyers. Jeta‘etock BROKERS IN BOMBAS.—Bombay has at last offered op it, judicial victims to that spirit of over.specalation and 1 th-it, over. biennia, to be rich which possessed tie countau , site And brought ruin upon many of its members during • I the p.at year. One of the pectiliaritiee of the share market in Bombay was that it possessed en organised moil Erchange,and daring theists mania it was open to any MONDLT EVIIIIOu. ConsolB, Whiali cloned on Saturday at 881, , sae why thoug a ht b liz k ooul er d T kla t h e trinen l ic siart there " buyers," for money and next Wednesday ' s settle- I, h i g hl y fashionable , able, and me of all so p fte of °fishers and went, opened this morning at the same quotation, ; positions in the motive community became accredited and closed at 881 to 1. For the December : agents in the ens and mambas of shares. It settlement the last price was 891 t o t . I his been • n otorious belief ti, in Boeint o t t amt lt, The official business report is as follow* :—Three " ajaa asrtbralra,aupacommX, a mg a ru e ,V,Tr y iji m iti thai n ft ; per Cent. Consols, for money, 89. 881 ; ditto, for prat upon the negotiations conducted by them. ailing, in account, 881, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871. }. 1 other words, their constituents' shares at a much higher 87, f;, New Three perCenia, 871, 1, 87, f, 87; India ; peke than they preteoded they received for them. Acting Five percent. Sick,los, 1041 ;ditto Four per Cent., . as they general P d it for both purchaser and seller, the 961; Five-and-a-Half per Cont . " eufaced " rupee 6 '44 w " etsy to PirP ettat° and I t to detect The prices of shares, too, were fluctuating every hoer. and the I paper, 1071. stares themselves were passed from hand to hand like so Owing to this being Monday, there was no par- I essay Bank none without *adornment of transfer• sod chase for the sinking fund. I eousconsetly witho ut the means of checking the tranretion or the statement of the broker. It was evident. therefore, Indian Government Securities were steady. that both buyer and se ller were entirely at the niers, of , There was no change in Bxchequer Bil ls, the March , the brokers, and a case decided is the criminal weans*, being quoted 6s. to 2s. die., and the June Bs. to which h as just t o s to isatol, ' poems the suspicion which 4s. din. 1 %wpm@ and sellers of shame must ha* often entertained In the foreign stock market the tendency of ; when engaged is the trassasttose of the share mallet in prices, on the whole, was rather wea ker. Italian I Bombay. The cass refereed to Is that of a broke, reputed respectable wh o w employed by the Chartered/task et 1 stocks declined }to per cent. i Anglo-Turkish I Ina . , na ; wa y n. sod moo to „„ sisso a ago of mods Bonds of 1868, 1862, and 1866, 1 ; Spanish Passive, Albert spiaa n, g and ', ma i n - t dompiw o, sbam. Its ito } ; and Brazilian scrip, 1. Mexican Bonds ' broker represssted to the bask that he could sot oblate a were dulL Turkish Conaolidda, however, were • higher pries Shan Its. 800 per shay*, while Ow. tact was that inquired for, and improved about 1. There was he sold them at Its. 600 per share, tad thus pocketed by also a continuance of the demand for Nes Granada i I ' l ' akb 444 Y "4 pros of Re. 2,000 cl"ke on. tntlete" Nos. 'Ss had was disawered. and the bratty his brit Bonds, in which to advance et 1 pawant. took sateeced is sea yews * tvssepertattas silks penalty dill ace. 1 Grime.— Bombay Gaunt , Oct. 13, Pl 1 ~ i 1~ y~