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

W INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) . OF COMMON PLEAS. ,con.—(Befere Loyd Chief Justice Eris . and I J notices Bylee and Keating.) - - TWILID r. MILLS. A this case has been tenrnt of the Wind. louse, Albany-street, Regent's-park. a n d wed into an agreement with him to take pay hint 1,0001. for the goodwill. denied this stipulation that if Mr. oted by Mews. Field and Banbury, it, at the anneal rent of 1201, nada' on the margin, the deposit wen to la as agreement to be void. What was in the Meson. Field and Banbury wen to Tweed a lease for thirty-live years, rent and : 4 01. allowance on dealing with .l,ooo/." Mews. Field and Banbury the lease on the terms named, but 4011 it was found that there was a covenant no from the crown that the house should miblishouee without permission granted. b ee n granted, but, on the other hand. public...bows for 30 or 40 .an without .aintiff, however, was advised that be oomplete his purchase, and the matter ,e deposit was returned after action brought, Dow sued to recover some expenses which ' to in reference to the intended wanes, 1 before Mr. Judo Bytes, a verdict was 301., subject to the opinion of the lily a rule was obtained to show 'sadist should not be entered foe upon th e ground that the agree. itle the plaintiff to recover. To-day muse this rule being made absolute. .dal Atkisson and Mr. Le Breton aposand and Mr. Buddleston, Q.C., and Mr. Molt to A was of opinion th►t the meanie( sly was that is the aaaaa of th►t lean AO deposit would be returned ; and that At to a contact ; that Messrs. Field and good title to grant • lease as for • publia Indent baying returned the deposit, bag bound to do, and the plaintiff was not the verdict which bad been entered for tte to eater a verdict for the defendant. OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bohn the Judge Ordinary RATES T. BATS& ibeim, for the plaintiff. She was the wife et er's clerk ; and she married the respondent in r lived together for some years at Clothes. other places, and the petitioner bed also 'info on his own account in Charlata n:opaque». In 18ka the respondent, id become very intemperate. began a series of iges upon his wife, for which be was wee ~omouel before the magistrate. Once he eve or six months ; when he came out of prima be prosecuting him, and on her escaping from his smashed the crockery. One night and turned the petitioner out of her bed in for a man whom he withedto sleep With ion lasted till 1864, and then be drove as . atal threats. Soon afterwards he mat , six in number, to their grandfather, and they come into the custody of the petitioner, whe - them ever since. Her evidence was fully a medical man and by her eldest daughter. sated her a judicial separation. (CLERK) (IN FORMA PATTILRIS) T. Neste. the petitioner ; Dr. Spinka for the rupee. a suit for the restoration of conjngal tights, ,uer, the Rev. Martin Wade Mesta, married dos, the dis l of General Denzil Onslow , in g ; end he charg ed her with hiving, trace the try, 1836, w t drawn herself from him, and 'ra him his eoojagal rights. not made much progress when we went M COURT OF !BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr Commissioaer Winslow.) mom sat this morning for the first time as eme. r, sad disposed of a few formal applications in the On taking his meat he wee pereoaally ow the leading members of the bar. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 31INSION-HOUSE. .STBAORDLNARY CASE OF FORGERY BT A BOT. ounean, • boy 15 years old, was this morniag .afore Mr. Alderman F ionis for further examination charge of feloniously forging cheques upon the and Westminster Bank to the amount of 2101.. iry Garrett, John Jennings, end John Buckley. is young men, privates in the Royal Artilleth at Woolwich, were charged with counselling and ; the first•mestioned prisoner to commit the offence he was accused, and also with receiving a porticos money obtained from the ban k by means of the ;dew, the solicitor to the eastern branch of the and Westminster Bank, conducted the prosecution. ll be recollected that upon the former examination 'souses it was proved that the boy Duncan was to Mr. Conte, a cork manufacturer, in Jewry al that he availed himself of the absence of bo from the counting-house to abstract various cheques ;is cheque-book. Times were afterwards filled up by person or other for different amounts, was to the sum of and the signature of M r. Canty so well 'sited, that ni suspicion was entertained and lola of the cheques were paid. The moment sties were discovered Dunbar absconded from his sent, and upon inquiries being made it wss wet. that he bad become linked in with the other Pit" and from correspondence that passed between ran every ground for believing that they bad M t = commit the forgeries upon the bank. It appeared gee mean bail bought watches and other things, and given 40 the soldiers. and he bad advanced about 80/. out of toney obtained by means of the forged che,tues to bug ' them out of the regiment. morning a little additional evidence was adduced, ie prisoner Duncan was fully committed for trial for ry, and the others were remanded. CLERKE.N.;WELL. POACHING U 4 LONDON.—CAPTCRE OP A POACHES AT HOMEY WOOD. Jerrie Ruji , t, of 28. Giffordetreet, Caledonian-road, sop' al before Mr. D'Ey ncourt, to answer the following ,plaint " for that you did on the let of November, by it, unlawfully take and destroy a certain rabbit in eel' enclosed land of and belonging to tire. Eleanor `den to (lincensed victualler, of Hornsey-wood T aaaaa), cow • to the statute." . Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray'sdas attended on behalf of the defendant, and took two or preliminary objections to the form and wording of the 1111911 S. He added that he had good answers to and the weer merits, and therefore he would p lead not guilty, se could proceed. e vidence showed that Mr. Jame s Stone, whilat at loess in the Homely Wood tavern, beard the repret the discharge of • gun, and as it came hem direction of the wood, he went amt. He rd some one going int o the wood, and direct l y vards saw the defendant by the mule of wa rds, the He spoke to the defendant, and after should follow him. He did in, and as the defendant getting over • stile be felt • gun in his pocket. The sodant was ultimately taken to the Highgate Pc 4loe. Lion, and then in his pocket was found a dead rabble ich had been recently killed. It had been shot hi the A, and was then warm. On the way to the poliewotatio e defendant threw away a piece of chalk. Chalk, it wag ed, was used by poachers to rub upon the barrel of the so that they might take surer aim. ID crow-examination by Mr. Ricketts Mr. Stone stated lid not see the defendant on any enclosed lands. There s stile near where be New the defendant. and the de. ,dent might have jumped into the road front the stiles deb would account for the sound of a person jamPiede len he board the report of the un he was in the Wets. -di was more than 300 yards fr om the spot w here he WS defendant. Mr. Ricketts said the Game Act was highly penal riarls d, therefore, before a conviction took place uodwt it • vet case should be made out. There was here not • ogle tittle of evidence to show that the defendant had Olt so on the laud of Mrs. Stone, and, therefore, he had to that the complaint might be dismissed. Ir. D'Ernootut—The presumption is that the dereodesi ; there. Mr. Ricketts—Presamption will not do for • coevietioll sere mast be evidence. Mr. D'Eyncourt said the ease was nut made out, aa missed the oomplahtt. • T OF CO: —(Befere Justices Byles TICE= t in thia ease ic-honse, Alb tared into a • pal biz t contained incepted b se tenant, at . 0O the ml the sirtosom Mears. Fig Tweed a rent end SO -*um 1,600 i." great the les on it was fo lease from th a public-bow had been Rea been . o plaintiff, y complete • deposit Dow sued I • • t to ie rite before 301., subje )candy a the verdiot u pon th entitle the pl • t this rul %Tindal Atki • spa Mr. B • A lc • If aunties eat simply ted the dogs t to • a good titl defendant h was bound I • the Vert uta to enter OF PRO (like* lb BATI nheim, for t r's drat ; heed toot other placer • Mesa on 1 rosvenopeque is had become traps upon 1 =mount bet for six montl prosecuting he ameba] • • • e and turns • room for cohabitation by his brutal •, six in num come into 11 them by a medic granted he (class) It t for the pet • suit for • nor, the 13 • slow, the dat f t 3 ; and he ebruary, o render him had not is COTTRT (Before Mr arrow sat th , and dispose • .m. On to by the leaf THE P • E EXTRAORDI Duncan, • t before Mr. A • charge of and Wester eery Garrett, line young n ed at Woolwi nog the firstm •b he was at money obtai cheques. Baddelv, the and Westm ill be recollee prisoners it clerk to Mr, and that ii from the cot his clacluabo person or oil and the s deiced, the whole of th vies were •y moot, sad that he ha, , and from c was every g to COMMA the Duncan bat b • to the Italie ••oney obtains of them out c •is morning the prisoner ery, and. the T POACHING humus ed before 5 plaint " for ht, unlawfull • enclosed In •ne incensed ry to the suit r. Ricketts, • , attended ci preliminai • mons. Be its merits, at case could p be evidence Cow in tin the diecha • direction rd some 01 Lerma& sal .Ire in 'd he should I se getting nee fondant was tion, end th hich had be , and was •e defendant ted, was u* n so that th In cromexa e did not nee as a stile nee eodaot might Web would • Vben he beat hich was me defendant Mr. Iticketi nd, therefore • roper cased iogle tittle o . ou the ask that the Mr. D'Eyo woe there. Mr. Rickel there mast Mr. D'Eyc missed the oi William. with drunks Mr. Wel terrace, Cit day I was 1 without eve ' violent bloc me in the f he also stru Mr. Alin in Charles-1 in converse' fronted me me a terrib much ; Ice pulled mei , farther via Sergeant ✓ Ivo Ina hl I he is not p WORSHIP-STREET. SCANDALOUS ASSAULTS. William Jonas, described as being a hawker, was chatted with drunkenness and assaults on street parrengers. Mr. Walter Edmund Barnet, • perfumer in Windier' terrace, City-road, said—About half.past 1 o'clock yint•r* day I was passing a'oog Pitdeld-street, when the promo°. without even speaking, rushed forward and s truck In•_, violent blow in the chest, he likewise attempted to . glo m me in the face. I believe he must have beim in Inllc i-- he oleo struck other persoos. Mr. Alfred Blackburn, a builder, of 224. Citl - " 141-4 ::: is Charlereq ua re, Pitfieldstreet, near the time s tated. in conversation with a friend ; suddenly the prirnr, 0 1; fronted me, and whiny,, "Do you went anythieg . IP me a terrible blow on the left groin, which m pawed rallY et i uch ; De was following up the attach when iiesteoo pulled me into• house, and certainly I was so saved from , f urt her ket*. Sergean Tic t Smith. N divilion —A medical gentleman Ilnii i ,ll r lye woe likewise assaulted severely by the prieOnort; i."- . I he is not present, although he promised to attend ; Illn is to Stf a irr o. , • little boy, whose nose is broken by gam teas I mer him eatable the court • short maa Oben Th e moons alluded to were celled eatable the court, bat imMer answered. oestable 199 N dated—lt was near 2 o'clock when I I a led crying, his tam oovsred with blood. He said that I . m a in Pitileid4trest had knocked him down twice. I m eet to the spot. was • crowd of 500 persons ; ell ...arid in tem of the re mimosa, who tried to run away on ;;;,ama. I got hold of, but oonld wm arly keep him, he wing merely. • woo ll en guernsey on with the sleeves w hoa up. Ids wee drank, hut very violent awl very wog. 1 waa very patient with him (witness is the bigger a me), although he threatened me serionaly. Primer declared he reeolleoted nothing about it, and aa liad • witems, who gave him • good character and smarted that be bad been a teetotaller for six mouths previous to break out. He wee also honest sad usoffendieg. ammnt Smith mentioned that primmer had been cow tkis Tictoiof isic o 7. , w i tims &masa she bad not known it. Sou tane*, 40e., OT 000 swath- ARRESP OF ST S, THE FENIAN LEADER. (sv sutural° vasaaltra.) Own oca own oolansposmrxr.) DUBLIN, SATURDAY Illossum. The detective police, between 6 and 7 o'clock this morning, arrested, in Ireland, Stephens, the reputed leader of the Fenian movement, for whose capture a reward of 2001. was offered by the go vernment He was arrested, along with three men named Kiekham, Brophy, and Duffy, in a cot tage at Sandymount, about two miles from Dublin. The prisoners were found amply provided with money, provisions, and arms, the latter being dis covered lying beside their beds. They will be brought before Mr. Stronge in the course of to day. EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY. TOE CIURGI OF RAPE -•- AGAIRST DR. BUNTER -- - ADJOURNED EXAMINATION.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Dr. Robert Hunter, described as a o r i d ian, raiding at 14. Seymour-street, wu placed at the boa before Mr. Mansfield. at Marylebone Polimocoart. c hard with having committed a r a p o on Mrs. Merrick, pain et No. 52, Baker-street. The ow excited much boot, and an unusually large number of gentlemen were pr omo, belonging chiefly to the medical rotation. It will be remembered that on the last mead= the de. r e aset had the able usistanceof Mr. Herring, the solicitor, she, however, strengthened himself to-day by ',sedating with him Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Montagu Williams. Kr. Sleigh addressing the magistrate, said he fund from the depositions that there was not a single tittle of evidence romborative of the statement of Mrs. Merrick. He also obsemd that Mrs. Merrick had stated is her midis:sae th a t there were three persons who could depose to the facts on which the prisoner was charged, but not one th o se persona had been called. At present, therefore, Ifra Morrick's wu entirely uncorroborated teetimosy, an d hewn an zices to know whether th e gentleman who eon. ducted the prosecution really intended to call these persona. Mr. Butler (for the prosecution)-1 have no intention of yang further evidence at present. Kr. nce Sleigh—Then I understand that the evide is rimed, aid that the magistrate is asked to commit Dr. Hester upon what Is already Mime him' Mr. Butler—That is so. Mr. Sleigh then asked the magistrate whether woul sot august that the Perseus he had alluded to should be called. Mr. Mansfield said he could not interfere with the prom THE RECTORIAL ELEOTION.—(THIS DAY.) (BY lawnue TILLOILLPII.) as. fit. Own ous ovnt coaassrosmorr.) bo EDINBURGH, S% - rultDIT. se The rectorial election took place this morning. The rotes wore as follows : St Thos. Carlyle too B. 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The Confederate loan is decidedly heavy, owing to the statement of Mr. Seward, that "the President cannot recognise the people of any State as having returned to loyalty in the Union that admit as a legal obligation any portion of the rebel debt." The demand for money is to a fair extent, an the rate for good bills is mantainecl at 6/ t oy per cent. The circumstan ce that a large amount of Indian paper has arrived at maturity to-day, has tended to increase the inquiry. The charge for short loans, in the Stock Exchange on English go vernment. securities, is 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 52c., being 1-16 per cent. better. Consols are now quoted 89 to k for money, and 871 to 88, ez div., for the account (December 7). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 5 ; ditto for account, 87/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871 ; New Three per Cents, 875, 5 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 195 ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 99 ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., Bs. dia. Confederate Bonds are flat, and show a re action of 1 per cent. Turkish Consolidfs and Brazilian scrip have also receded 5. Soils of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :-Greek, 185 to 191 ; Turkish Consolides, 465 to 4, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 264 to} ; ditto Certi ficates, 14 to 1 ; Confederate, 81 to 91 ; Brazilian scrip, 2 to k pram. ; and Mexican, 251 to 5. Transactions are recorded es follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 695 ; ditto 1.865, 751 ; ditto - scrip, 25, 5 prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 915 ; - ditto 1001. Bonds, 911, 5 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 64 ; ditto 1665, for account, 785, 71 ; Mexi can, for account, 551,5 ; Portuguese, 1865, Ice., for account, 451, 5 ; Russian, 1822, 89 ; ditto, 1850, 885; ditto, 1862, 891, 85, 9, az div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 451 ; ditto Deferred, for account, 37/ ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto 1858, for account, 755 ; ditto 1862, for account, 755 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 761, 55 : ditto 1865, for account, 431, 5 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 43 5, 5, 4 . United States 5-20 Bonds are rather lower, at 635 to 1. Erie Railway shares are steady at 541 to _ f ; Illinois, at 815 to 82 ; and Atlantic and Great - Western debentures, 851 to 861. International Financial shares are now quoted 11-16 to 3-16 prem.; General Credit, 21-16 to 3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 5 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 25 to 5 prem. ; Credit Fon cier and )(Allier of England, 35 to 5 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 3 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; General Ottoman, 21 to 5 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 8 tot prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 5. HALF-PART Two o'Czocs. Consols are still quoted 89 to 5 for money, and 871 to 88, ex div., for the account. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation day") and end on Wednesday. The General Credit and Finance Company have notified that they are prepered to exchange defini tive bonds for converted Consolides bearing within I the entry stamp any list number between 1 sau and 250. About 26,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 10,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria. s Owing to the large requirements of trade, the circulation of the banks in Ireland continues very active, and sovereigns from that quarter are not expected to be returned to London until two or id three weeks hence. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was more demand for the medium of remittance to the con tinent, but the rates experienced little change, being as follows 7 Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.21 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days. 11.19 to 12 ; Rotterdam, 3 10010416, 12.21 to ; Anteerp. 3 meths, 25.574 to 624 ; Hamburg, me. hence, 3 months, 13.91 to 10} ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 274 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.524 to 571; Frankfort-ors-the-Maine, 3 mootha, 121 4 to Petersburg, per rouble. 3 months , 301 to 1 ; Vienne, off. flo., 3 months, 11 . 15 to 20 ; T ri este ditto, 3 mouths, 11.15 to 20 • Madrid, 3 months, 474 to l ; Cadiz, 3 months, • 48 to 1 ' 'Leghorn. 3 months, 25 . 67 1 to 721 ; Genoa, • 3 months, 25.671 to 724 ; Milan. 3 months , 25.671 to 724 • Nantes, 3 months, 2 5 . 67 1 to 721; Palermo. 3 months, ' 25.671 to 724 ; Weems. 3 mouths, 25.671 to 721; Lisbon, 90 days, 51 4 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 51S to 1. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Coin sad bullion Decrease £272,000 Bills discounted Government Definite DecrQnse 315.000 Notes in circulation Decrease 580,000 Private D eposits DORMS* 720,000 Advances use 50,000 Last week the Bank of France accommodated the commercial community by enlarging their dis counts to the extent of no less than 1,704,0001., although the coin and bullion simultaneously de clined 448,0001. The safety of this policy is in dicated by the fact that this week the decline in the coin and bullion is only 272,0001., and that it is accompanied by a diminution of 770,0601. in the amount of money outstanding on loan, and by a diminution of 580,0001. in the Bank's liabilities on notes in circulation. The rates of discount now current in the chief continental cities, in the open market, are as fol lows, viz. :—At Paris, 41 to per cent. ; Vienna, 5 to 54; Hamburg, 6 • Turin, 44 to 5 ; Frankfort, 5 ; Amsterdam, 54 ; Berlin, 64 ; Brussels, 5 ; and St. Petersburg, 64 to 7 per cent. We understand that, as directors of the City Bank, Messrs. Lawrie and Young have felt them selves compelled to resign their seats at the board of the English Joint-Stock Bank (Limited), on their commencement of a London business by the amalg ama tion with Messrs. Oldiug, ' Osborn, and f.to. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,8041. over the corresponding week of last year. A new undertaking is introduced under the title of W. B. Holdsworth and Co. (Limited), the proposed capital of which is 150,0001., in 15,000 shares of 101. each. The object is to purchase the mills, machinery,planet, and manufactured s tock of Messrs. W. B. Holdsworth and Co., of Leeds, id flax spinners and thread manufacturers, and for die continuing the extensive business which has been carried on by them for more than thirty years. It is mentioned that the machinery includes the latest improvements, and that the demand for the produce of the mills is in excess of its power of production a lthough the gross returns have averaged 150,0001. Mr. J. C. Barrett, of the private firm, appears in the list of the provisional committee. The directors of the Asiatic Banking Corpora tion have declared an interim dividend for the half year ended the 30th June last at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, on the original shares, payable on the 13th inst. The Committee of the Liverpool Stock Exchange have appointed Tuesday, tbe 14th inst., as a settling day for the shares of the Channel Steam • ship Company (Limited.) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) no Reload mad XisSa lOC Oaladoolaaa.. 100 Cambrian all Cork and Bandon an Ooniwall Do. • • notify. 'WWI an Do. Blp. a. lipoid So B. 100 Dabnn and D~Juise all Duodaa.PanktAlatt.Ju all But London &rip ced. in I Do - - Y 1 PI 124 lin •4 se 12 14 • I lellaigow and B. Wagon 100 Grog Zagora Ord. M. 100 1 Do. Z. dada Stk.. No.! 100, Great Wortholloo6bad 100 .GeadiNoeguarn 100 DNA) A woo. aodlv. =- 100 Do • B 11116 p. eJa o al4ll3 100 at. Mouth & Wag. (Izo ) 100 dreg Widens 100 Do.lloor.VaLGas. lo 100 Do. dosila Walls 100 Do. W. 1110.—Odcard 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Do. Do. HONISOPI 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 LOWY. sad Bloadasst 100 L oo ..llgrAte.d6. l :ogt 100 .Ipodod,o3ailuklaDov. 100 Do. Stet Kited. Ad p.c. 100 Lciadosi ice* Wain. 100 wudoussoaibWookark 100 Maa..Bkat.,,d Unooloao 100 llotropotttio 7 Do. Saw 4 Do. ICIt•011011 LU 11etzt politan 11IFtria 10 Do. do. do. .. • • 108 ,11101 add Si, Da 1.0 shares 100 Do Eby& • Darby all Kid Kent 1100 :Ike& BitlAsh ••• • • 1100 ' Do. Mdlo.,l'arah.Duad. 1 100 Isataro—Borwlek r" Do. O. N. d. 100 Da. Logo.. .100 D York .... 100' Da. Wigs •• • • a/1' Do. Itoot.dDgiLog. U D. do. 106648- 16 , D. do. 100841 100 , bath London 6 ' Do. 00., 1864 100 North 010ffor0a10 00 NN. 11. Western Imo. 100 illoottlela Coastal 100 Boottlab N.d. Aber./Ik. 100 Sootalak Midland .• • 100 Utropahlra lloloa 100 .800411 DIVOII 100 'South tosiou • • • all swim., W 0010 00 1 .4 6. 100 , TsZ Isle IDs. 0........ . 100 ,Vale of Nigh 2 Waterloo .4 Whltehalll , . ,100 Wag Oonawall 86.111611 1:14 1294 148 140 123 130 go 92 116 at The O'Donoshue—we (Manchester Guardian) are j3t. told by an organ of the repeal party—has decided to bring r i : his property into the Landed Estates Court. This coons, e t , it appears. has been nadered neoeseary by a "too open. 2.1.- handed generosity la fighting the people's caws." Neuter- g: ons Meade have "expostalatsd" with him, and the Roman M. catholic bishops, it is said, have declared their readiness to a n t join inlay effort to preserve to the Chieftain of the Glenethe St. patrimony which "the swordofCretnwellandthe attendees s o t i r of William hadepand." Bat theO'Donoghtte's owntenantry 1 4: it would appear have taken the matter in hand, and have St. formed a committee, with the view of raising among them- L l * alms and the Meant farmers of Ireland, a sufficient sum to to purchase the estates, the new title deeds of which they M propose to present to the great champion of " Irish et a na tionality.' On Friday evening next Mr. James Stansfeld, the 8t. ,, ; member for Halifax, will present to the candidates from the st• 1 Manchester Mechanics' Institution, who were succe ssful at '1 3 ; the late rove/meat and Society of Arta examination', the at prizem medals, and certificates which have been awarded to , Nt. them. 1 84 - The King of Bavaria has given orders to Pro- : !mar Semper, of Zurich, tobuild a new theatre at Munich, M to be called the Wiper Theatre. st. We learn from the John Bull that the Rev. ft ) . Arthur Wilma, who has for some years been the asiatant to to the Rev Canon Loads* bag been elected his successor t in the raffia of Secretary of the Nationa l Societ y . He has ; '„,* been for some time is sole charge of the Chape l of All Yi: Sainte, Grosvenor-road, in the parish of St. Gabriel. Pimlico. St. Tan New Paovoer or EDINHUROII.—Mr. St. FIRE IN THE HAMPSTLAD-ROAD.SERIOUS IN- William Chambers, publisher, VOA yeeterday unanimously :I L :at—This (Satardsy) ;looming about half .past 4 o'clock, sleeted Lord Provost, in the room of Mr. Charles Lawson, to in alarming fire broke out in St. Mary's-place, Hampstead- who retiree on fulfilment of his term of three yearn. Mr. e t. ma. The discovery was made throned an innate notic i ng Chambers, in returni n g thanks, expressed his desire to be a is make pouring out of one of the bedrooms in which was working lord tenet, and to devote his attention prima- at. keying • female name unknown. The firemen s uch rily to military improvements, while not forgetting the a confining the flames to two rooms ; but when the ceremonial and restive duties of the office. illi i Pd:I—RAILwArs. was partially extinguished they beheld • THE r ROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN ;--------- a Atlantic& IL ILawrinee mar creature burned in • shocking manner, her RAILWAY WORK S TO OEFORD.—The Mayor of Oxford 1 1 S t Ilii 'llama. die.lmmep.o. las being chiefly injured. The unfortunate woman less stated. at the town council meeting on Thursday, that the I 20 l 6 l Do, 11 iguanas plead in • cab and removed to University College Hospital, compact between the railway company and the oorporatioo ell Midrib a take (damn lot owing to the lesions nature of her injuries there is Dot for the purchase of Cripleyrmeadow had been sealed, so oil all Do. ?referent). the least hope of her recovery. Although Conductor that the matter la now de fi nitively settled. too deo Ilagf.,Brankaportectoh itaireon was on duty with the Royal Society's escape SHIPWRECK ON THE NORFOLK DOAST.—DAISTOR, . ,6y er rent. 18111-11-• St. IMO 'Oat. GlLEasterolm. .• within a quarter of a mile he received no " call" to attend, Nortrotx, Nov. 9.—A signal of distress having been seen st ,. ' lm o c aps p, a Doc a o „ ..**, lad was comeguently not aware of the diaaster. How the from the Cockle Light Ship duriog squally weather last i•to , all Dignerarajp.o.per.peed to took place is • mystery. The sufferer , were not in- evening (rays the Rev. G. W. Steward), and a easel having St. 100 . Ilea. ea. Hap' Ku. I 00.• eared. Another amount states that death has resulted been agerved to miss stays near the Cockle Sand, the i St. ,fOO Hut India vs. II do been the injuries above =optima. Caistor new lifeboat of the National Lifeboat laths- .20 ' all ' Do. i Istanston THE ACCIDENT TO SUI. CHARLES WOOD.—We Lion was launched. The vessel having shown a Dread Trask of uses& light 1 it 11l _o.m ui M._ Lt. tip. lave pleasure in announcing thas Sir Charles Wood was 60011 after the firing of the signal gun the ime ; ell ; D s, to It. ssam des c t yesterday a fternoon much better then co uld h a ve b een aa . lifeboat made for her and found that she bad too all I Do, ao. materna nemated, considering the somewhat serious nature of the struck the sand, but had been tortunately driven over it. ' 100 MI ; Do. Mal Pref. R 004 4.• uries he received. Mr. Kenyon, of Heaton Pages% who She broke one anchor chain, but let go her second i inn a I Dn" _ .." sisters.. .. sin i attendance urn Sir Charles, has after an examination anchor, which kept her from the breakers on the shore ' 100 V a l I De inar f l e _:, pcsiounced an opinion that no serious results will follow, until the lifeboat reached her. The lifeboat men were i on i t ; a: oh tonc. Stook 7 sea there is every reason to hope that the right boo. baronet employed to clear the vessel of the sande and get her into' toe ell' Do, do• deterred sill not be oonfioed to his room more than a few days. The Yarmouth Roads, where they arrived about 8 o'clock this tit. i.e i Cheat Indian rentswala injury, it is ascertained, is confined to an abrasion of the morning. The vessel proved to he the brig Raven, of , 24 14 , Do sea. 6 per cent. inie of the head, t he vi a severe shaking of the whole body, Load bolted from Yarmouth to Seabam, in bailout. She • ; De. Now 64 Alt, B.of bedfast. 6 P. et ' easequest upon the violent contact with the atom wall. had on the captain, his wife, and a crew of 8 men. ;SL I% Ike wound upon the head. though only superficial, caused DISCOVERY OF A SAXON MILITARY BURIAL, St. ,100 ;Do tit per ems. ' st. ; t ' Do ths low of much blood. The regret in the district at the NEAR DRIrrIELD.—For some days the North Eastern Com- 2oj ell Gt. Wisdom el Ca mcident is great, but the excitement occasioned is some- pany's men have been removing ballast from the side of the t'j IS ; Do, New . , .... -.• • • what allayed by the favourable report given by Me Malton sod Driffield Railwa near Girton Station. Oa 100 all ; Do.emallaa 967.18 n Lame. The inquiries at Hickleton Hall yesterday were Friday the first signs of • burial were found, only a foot or iti(i), all ; Diamiuto.;.t. 107.11 rery intateroue. so below the surface, and among the gravel. Mr. R. Hr . 'lOO 1 Indian . 'lOO guar.§ p. oat. ACCIDMNT TO VISCOUNT DILLON.—We learn that Mortimer, of Fimber, a zealous antiquarian , attended, St 1 1 00 i in . do . sa 4 0 „. • the above nobleman met with • serious accident a few elms and on a full exhumation the skeleton of a man, doubled ,St 1.00 I Do. Ge. ei 6 0 . lime, while out coursing at hie seat. DitChleP Park, 02011. up and laid on its side was found, and with it seven or 2o ` lam I M Do, Fifth Extension Es lordship was taken suddenly ill, and fell from his horse, eight spear heads, of the lanceolate form, of which only 81. ll i t r ak e Per fr% and it is supposed he had an attack of paralysia. His lord. rule is perfect. The traces of the decayed wood of the w ; 11l I ‘ . St PP) N.R.olCan.olSultila IL dip lies in a very precarious state. handles of the weapons were found. The skeleton had Bt. 100 acted., Rua, a we ‘ GIIILDHALL FLOWER SHOW.—The novelty of sothiog more than the arm, along with it. If say pottery st m o , Do , p a w 1 ,.. ...... a flower and fruit show, with the band of the Coldetreant had existed, the workmen had destroyed it. The skull was , 1 0 ; 5 Do, do, do. Guards, and the blaze of illumiattion under the new id many fragments, but Mr. Mortimer is confident of his ' st. IMO po. Fata l : d0... i . n .. roo frdo, of the Guildhall, is causing no little stir. of a ability to put it up, and hag added it, with the weapons, to ~ st. 406 De. JOINT BTc *mumble kind throe the City. People were his museum of Yorkshire antiquities. Several Sato° burials • wooderuig how the United Horticultural Society could mad Is htl below the a f have been found in thi s ' a a 'I PA Hera ld. ar ".. MASILP. mania Bowers, in sufficient abuodance, in the dreary "..„_ trict 7 4 r • a e r mouth of November ; but we hear that the show is to THE tJHOLZRA 15 osALTA.—The following me a comprise many descriptions of horticultural produce, and report of the few sporadic eases of cholera that have oc nem effect will be aimed at by means of palms, tree carted in Malta since our last issue :—Satuiday, 31st Oct. ferns, trees and shrubs with remarkable foliage, and Attack 1 (at Carl Lit). Deaths none. Wednesday. Ist ether subjects of similar high chase ter. With a few Nov.—Attacks 2(1 at Zurneo and the other at &hunt. titottonri chrysanthemums, and perhaps forced flowers Deaths 2, from previous reports. From yesterday mors el marry kinds to give colour there can be no doubt ing till S o'clock e.m. to-day, this island hoe been entirely the entertainment of Tuesday add Wednesday next will free both from attacks and deaths—Malta Warner, v. 2. sire immense delight to the Loudon public. It is op- No portnue, indeed, for it will *fiord an admirable oppor- THE WORK OF COUNTRY liosermaa.—The phy trinity few the general public to view the hall in its oora- sicians and duties , are frequently so much occupied with phte state, and under • most happy combination of dream- their private that they are very irregular in their names, for with • forest and flower garden below, and with hospital attendance, sad often pay owl short and hurried music to give life to the promenade , the than i aod visits. There being usually but few students, the irregu chandeliers will be seen more agreeably in the dull linty is of little consequeace as far as the wards are con sonant a November day, in the silence and dulness of ordi- ceroed ; but the poor creatures huddled together in the nary business hours. As the profits of this show are to be outpatients' wa g-room—ordered to attend at 11 in the bead to • benevolent purpose, we heartily wish it great morning, and not admitted to the doctor until half-past 3 aucema—City Prat. in the afternoon , su ff ering from hunger, fatigue, overcrowd- HARTLEY COLERIDGE'S CONVERSATION. —It was ing, sod imperfect ventilation—had oeod to be much Mi not, as his father's is described, an eloquent, rapt mono- proved by treatment in order to compensate them for the b a ne ; there was nothing in it obscure and misty, no Mjary certain to armee from these unfavourable conditions. oracular pretension, no dark profandities. Yet few ever The shortneas of time leads to e very hasty inspection of the exemplified more strongly the inborn difference between Patients. Those `shoe "'el present upon the surface any tarin g and talent. Beautiful ideas seemed to be breathed features of marked professional interest, are reserved for into his mind perpetually. as if they came to him from the further examination. or for the wards. The remainder are mocuitaio breezes, or welled up in his heart and mind from treated at haphazard from sense book of formae, in sc an inexhaustible reservoir within. There was nothing like cnrdane° with the first symptom they mention, and at the effort, nothing like that straining after brilliance which Tate of three patients a minute. la the dispenaary the wearies w hile it mufti ; alt was simple, elhaffected, spon- compound mixture of gentian, and the compound mixture Mamas. Perhaps the fact that his companion, were of soda, the tonic mixture and the acid mixture, are kept younger than himself, and glad to listen to the poet's ready prepared. In the examining room they are prescribed words, e ncouraged the unrestrained flow of his thought in rotation. It often happen that the members of the Among equals there is alit to be rivalry, or et least reserve; medical staff do not even find time for this apparent or trpnleiation and sympathy from younger ineu often unlock perfunctory discharge of their duties, and that the treat. stores of thought, and draw out its treasures. And is ment of the out -patient devolves almost entirely upon the Hartley Coleridge these were vast and varied—to his house—Cornhill Magazine for November. younger bearers apparently inexhaustible. A wide and LORD PALMERSTON'S OrtNIoN ON Sit ARsFEARE'S diversified range of reading, especsally in poetry, philosophy, PLAYS. —He maintabied that the plays of Sh off under which his onginal and everaetive mind was continually name of an actor for fear of compromising his professional shaping. Nor, although evidently pleased to pour out his prospects and philosophic gravity. Only last year. when reflections, did he monopolise the coneersation, as some this subject was discussed at Broalands, Lord Palmerston great talkers are wont to do. A gelation or remark from suddenly left the room. and speedily returned with a small any of his younger bearers would engage him in a new volume of dramatic cticisms. io which the same theory train of thought, and be would listen to their arguments (originally started by en American lady) was supported by with perfect courtesy and patience, and without any of that supposed , analogies of thought and expressioa. There," self-conscious sapeiiority vibieh sometimes make the ;mover- he said. ' read that, sad you will come over to attics of clever men so opprosrive. It mu te n ot be sup. By opinion." When the positive testimony of posed that the only topics that interested him were poetry Ben Jouson, in he verses prettied to the edi ted literature. His remarks on polities sod church gag- tics of 1623, was adduced, he remarked, "Oh, these Moos, or other subject+ of the day, were keen and or fellows alwaea stand up for one another, or he may have often humorous, or satirical. There lay in his mind. a in been deceived like the rest." The argument bail struck that of men of imaginative genius there 'Drays • fund of Lord Palmerston by its ingenuity, and he wanted leisure humour, breaking out now in sparks of wit, now in some- for • searching exposure of its groundlessness.—Premer's what broad and boyish jests. • What is the charge for Maoazine for November. .... rhe would suddenly say to the astonished torepike. TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. The traffic receipts of keeper on the Tbirlmere road, putting his hand'in his ra ilways in the United Kingdom, amounted for the week pocket, end turning to coitot his companions as they passed ending the 4th of November, on 12,299 miles, to 676,8041., the toll-bar. Occasionally, but not frequently, a tame of and for the corresponding week of last year on 11,889 bitterness would dash the current of his talk ; more ofteo, mile*, to &16,4'151., showing an increaseof 410 miles, and of in a few words of powerful irony be would deuottece some 41,1 W. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways Popular untruth, and ex pogo its fallacy. Such passages are am ounted, in the aggregate, on S.SOB miles, t 059.1,2191., and to be found I s ere and there in his writings, although their for the corresponding week of 1864,0n8,489r0i1eat0 528 . 3811 . , prevailing t one is grace sad tenderness.—Jfacmillan'S showing an increase of 319 miles, and an image of 30,9331. J;ragazine for November. The increase oe the Caledoaian amounted to 1,811 if.; on the LORD FALMERsTON LAST NOVEIIBER.—OH a cold Great Eastern to 1,0271.; en the Great Northern to 3,3321.; Tway Sunda in theovember of est ea, ater lututheon, he on the Greet Southern and Western to Ric 2/. ;on the Great proposed a walk , and led the way to y the f paddocks, which W es tern to 1351.; on theLsnesabfre and Yorkshire to 4,6501.; ha opened one after the other with an enormous key pro- oo the Loudon sad North Western to 5,5291. ; on the bead from his cost pocket, pointing out and seulatiog Loodou sod Brighton to 1,5731. ; oa the London and a the qualities of the colts. " That filly," be said, " will , South Widens. to I,Va/. ; ere ths Mtnehester, Sheffield, era for the Derby the year after next." He then ook the ! and Lineoloshire, to 2,5021. • on the Midland to 7771. ; oo Party over the river by the ferryboat, which he tagged ; the North British, to 1.474./. • on the North Eastern to backwards and forwards by a hard rope over a stiff pulley, ! 5,4011. • sad at the Booth Fas t en to 625 L—total, 30,9381. takiag au obvious pleasure in the exertion and declining The gonds and mineral traffic on those lima amounted to itsio. Returning home, after nearly two home' brisk ex. 328,5441., and for the oorreepooding week of 1864 to miss. in the dusk aeries the perk, his foot struck spina . 308,3251., showing an iacreas of 20,129/. The receipts s hidden stomp, and be fell flat, but wag up again in a for passengers, parcels,amounted to "r8651a against moment, ayieg, "There is no damage, except to the knees 120,0561., showing an immerse of 10,8091. The traffic of my trousers." The party looked anxiously at one receipts on 60 other hoes amounted, a 3,491 miles, ta %bother, remembering tae regretted death of Lord Lana- 117.4&51. sad for the cornspoeding week of last year, on dowse, sad were not quite at ease till the next morning, 3,400 maim to 107.1141 ., showing an lamuns• of 89 miles when be. joined the breakfast-table with uoalialcan spirits sod of 10.3711. in the receipts. The total rewires of the arid his wasted buoyancy of Pa. —Prow's Atopszetc for pest week show en Magas* of 3,6361. as compared with November. I Ikea of the pleading week, mains the 28th of October. cation. Mr. Sleigh then urged that he should be allowed to axer• sismiee Mm Merrick. Dr. Hunter was charged with an ewe for which, if he were guilty, he ought certainly to be most evenly punished, but if he wire innocent it wan Wale to him. Mr. Mansfield said that if Mrs. Merrick could be pro. mrly examined be should cot interpose any objection, and the one ina briefly adjourned for the purpose of making Mptiries on the point. 80,i 61i its BO 110 111 :0,101111. l ac t i rri 610,000, I I 118.000 IL Mow et. lOU= It. 112.8. 1 ) SL 16147,0 St -. 81. Two VOlorst. The railway market is dull, and a decline of i to I per cent. has taken place in Metropolitan, Lon don and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks. The other principal lines are unaltered, in the absence of business. London and North Western stock is now quoted 124} to f; Great Western, 621 to 63 ; Midland, 125 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 to } ; South Eastern, 79 to il ; Great Eastern, 46/ to i ; Caledonian, 127 to 128; Metropolitan, 136 to 137 • London and South Western, 96 to 9 7; Great Northern, 129 to i ; ditto A, 148 to 149. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial railway securities, and quotations ex hibit no variation. ORDINARY WARR% AND lITOOKR. awns I Pd. I unman. 1 t,,,Erm *vie p. to-day to 1 m. L_________---------- 7. 7- ad 109 111 lie 67 74 8 91 a Si 48 30 39 104 106 1221 1231 33 90 104 106 37 38 30 60 104 136 96 97 671 69 114 837 3 09 11 10 1G piR 102 104 L.." pa 125 125 k le 2 pm 9., 97 In 10i 941 1 120 11.1 11 It 11 15 T 4 lb lot 11 144 122 62 6/ 69 79 7 9 6 Ei 91 147 191 4919 - MA 5 ... 1101 i 10 74a 4 ... 79 0 1.111. - issi 40.9011 I 1 el. 1021 80. I Bk. I ____ . _ __ ___ 00,001 60 Agra' & Idasterrnan's(ll 10 16 10,001 60 • Albion 80,001 100 iiillanoslonALlverpool 116 10,001 100 , Do. trued at 20 pin l6 10),006 10 ' Anglo Austrian 40,00 i 60 ' Anglo Boothia (Um.) ll 6l wins 60 Anglo Hansa (Limited 15 11.300 CO 1 Aziaticßank.Cor.newah , 6 30,000 40.A 00- ia 67 ‘Olambia s 10,000 20 butkollkirAsh 10,000 SS Bank of •••.•-.• 8,000 10 0 Bank of Le n on 16,000 10 Bank of Otago lUr 1111 • 0 ) 10,000 100' Beak of iluesnelond (1.) 10,000 60 Bioko/Victoria, Austria t 60,000 10 , Bank of New Zealand „ 11 4,,000 6) Barned*a Alan': ;Limited, 11 60,000. 10 Brasalklikrortugueoo( l . 14 10,000 60 Bntiah & Californian (L I 10,000 60 British 14. Amorica _.,.. 6 60,000 10 C. Bk. lisclla,kos., China s 10,000. lb Chart. ker. rd ladlliolc 1 10,000 100 'City 10,000 100 Cabala 40,000 601 ICora.Bank of Canada 60,000 46 Worn. Hank of India, &o iilo,ooo 10 ,Conwildnied Bank (L) 6,000'100 ,Owittersotel 0001100 I Doi and L New 1 6, 0,0001 60 Delhaudon 10,000' 50 soot Izoldon 0.4001 , 601 60,0001 10' eastern lischangerLim) 10,000 VS English Joint Stock 14) 30,000' 20 Eng.scot&Ausl.Chartd. I 10,00 n 60 ' English sad Swedish (1 1 WOW 110 . kuropean Bank 'llmlted 1 11.1,000 100 Rinduon.Cbina&Jsp.(l4 1 0,000 100 1 Du. issued at 2 pin- 1 10.000 , 100 , Do. New 10,000 100 „Imperial Bank, Waited 1 115,000', 20 Impertal Ottoman- 6,000' 46 lonian.. 6000, 15 Do. New ..... . . 100,000 10 Land llortBk; 20,0001 60' Lon.llli.otlielieo.R.c.)L II 1,000 ; 100 Lon. Bank of Scotland .I. 11 10,0'0'100 London and Brazilian el =000! Er De Vow ... 6.000 100 ;Lot don d: rt:Ver Platel. e 110,00.9 16 j Do. New. loc. at 14 pro 10 60,0001 10 ,Lon. (Bonk of Anatzl. al 30,000 60 London nod Count)* .• • . Si 72 0001 40 London Joint 5t00k.... 11 16. 00 6 10 London& Booth African al 60 00 '1 0 'Lon. &6. Western ILlin. 11 LOW 1 00 I Do. do. New . 2 . 20 6,000, 60 T on donaVenesnola (L) 1l 6%0401106 Len. & Westanitisks 111 10,00,100 Iderchant Liaolc.lint4, M be. ooo, 60 Mercantile & lkohnntle 11 18,000;106 'Maks. & Pros. bank (L. f 6,1661100: Do. do. 6000,106 Midlend Bank (Um.) 10,000.100 , National of liverpool 10,000'100 S.Tro.ef Inglind i 6 6 . 000 1 10 I Do. 2nd and Ord lases 11 47,000, 60 National Nana 17,600 10 New Booth Wales a) 61,000 1 10 New Tosaland (L1w6166) 60.000 1 10 North Western 01,0001 00 Oriental Bank nnirtiorn, I 20,000 20 Orient Cont.li.LlateO.o 16,000 20 Dv. On. lataN.F. 21,000, 20 • Do, do. latell.C. 00,000 10 Prorin.Bauldagt.lorp.(L 7.2101 60 I Do. do. 20,000 100 recline. of inland - 10.0001 19 Do. do 47,600. 10 icindaiani..&Dsild (11 10,0001 16 loath Australia 17,)61:10 6 Nand. of B. IL Atria 10,000,101 Do. do. Le. steps ll 40,1100; 116 Jrdon of Australla - 10,000100 ' , aka cd Ireland (Ust) g 80.000. 60 Unions /AM... DCBENTUIZ 1111 104 I $3l 1 i ~eala. 434.1164 a. 4 O. N Chn.,4 p.c.Jan.&J p. at.. Jan. & July.... Lanc.kYk.4 L00,811gh.4 p.c.Jenday Do. Si p.c.lan.etJaly Htdland.4 p.e.Jr.a.&July N. WWI. E.?,d D. 8., I p. at.. Tab. & Kul K N.Estrn..4p.e..JaatJaly .... i ft. 1 Soot. N.L.4P.G.A9.4b001. tlOOl 100 100 100 100 100 'llOO 88P0 969 IS 105 96 96 1111 96 96 96 N IS 96 118 Tio — ,i iii sokooo u 5.6001 team, 166. k 7"4 100 111 a 70 71 ¶3 03 413 103 104 VI V iO 1(4 _ 122 i i tiee :00€ 100 120 1.00( ... 111,171 ... SO. !NW 60, 00 7 6/ 60, 59/ 10, 137 ei 10, 10, - 61 1 _ TORSION OBLIGATI( Ilutxxvs. 4h. I Pd. I 40 all o.l.aloralAarg6P.cout. 90 all ' Do. 100 all Havana and Malan:as 100 all Lanianue and Fribourg 100 all 6iaLlllllllllllll.lSaluAllls 100 all Do. Second Isaac .• • 90 ill North of ?MM. S p.ot 20 all. Do. (lateeharl•sllp.ct. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, 41.3.) 40 all , 'm14.140040114 06 0. 04 . SO all Do. New —.Sp. a 100 all Radio &S. Ir.(Pera.) • • 4 , all Loyal Bwo4lab 6p. at. 100 ' all Sagas La Grande 7 pat. 20 all S. aus.&Lom-Vaa• l lo.c. 100 all iouthEutof Port•lp•e. 20 all Southaraof IrranooSp.a. 20 all South Italian, S par at. 10 .all W.&.N.W.allra. p. a. Ilf 11S 96 S 7 SS IS la 9 9} 99 Se lie It In 7 II Ro. IBM. 1 001106913111. . 8,250 10 Anglo.ligypt. Nay. (L.) 17.000 10 Iliaolo-lleMean Ulna 110,000 5 Atlantic Tel. gumBp.et 10,000 16 Australian 123,000 IS , Australlaaittrki. 10,000 10 IBaaApatehTemMitateiL 48,000 10 ,IleritiWaterworks (1 1. 1. L 15,000 100 ,Bolekow Vaughaa IL. 11 110,000 1 ;Bombay RU (Lail l al 10,000 6 I Do. fed issue I 10,900 5 , 1)0. 1 1 1 issue (4000 SO 19811150 Lawman land' 11 WWI Di IL& L Halt. TeL (L) , 107 11,600 10 British Imlian Tea (L.) 1 8,015 991 GondaDomosay sA 110.1100 10 RenadlanLeamllnv(L ) 10,000 IDCeykesConpans 11,600 10 I Ditto A shares 90,000 16 Ci ty of Londooß.Pro. 11,041 90 City of Mien linpro.l i 4,960 90 Do lal 96,000 21 City of Roam Ras (1) I 10.000 80 Clky Oklm• tLiza.) 60,000 14 CommereiallOolonana: . 1 006,000 10 Ooni. of Atrfeanller.lL.l' I 10,000 90 Ocomaidated Dim.. IL 1 1 7 17,500 10 Continental 117n.Glas(1 ) . 11 WOK 100 CoatractCorooratton (I, ! 1( 111,000 16 0ap.11.1ng.,Pret.75p.0.1 al 100,000 10 10. f0nc.41109. of Ug.; 10000 60 Do. of Manritbse (1..)1 11 10010161 It lOrmullal Palma 'lOl 1 60 . 8801 . St. bo. miaow.. llOl 077,0001. 81, Do. fV. et. Peep. Dsb 1 101 moo' 10 Darjeeling (Limped) •• I I 7 10.00011011 Dlacoanieorporation(L. I 18,000 10 &Lean) Assam Tea( 1 ) I 00,000, 60 2. ludiaLaud.C.&Fin L lo 60,000' 10 F. India Delo. & Canal 11 80,000 60 191obw Yale U NOON to IlaspelanGoas.,9l24.(L 4 470.9714 et Ilieitrio Telegraph 10,000 6 ling. and Aim Co= ii al 94000 60 itist.and Yoreign 10,000 100 ing.&ScottialiMsrluAL IS,OOO 10 rairbalrn linglosertn& 76,000 10 Financial Corporation. 0,000. 60 Fluanclal Docount (L.) 1 10,6001 10 Forest Warehouse (L. 10,0001 60 Oellivara (Lanibal) 1 450,000, 9) o.Crullt& flaolLon.(1. 10,000 1 111 Gao. Steams Naftali= 1 10.0001 60 l)onse&Jolostal As.(l ) 6.000 , 10 flougiCo • Si 100,0001 10 nay Rodeos'. 4 10,000' 60 Humber iron Works(L) 21 100,000 60 UnpAilt Carry ar.od6As ing s..(L) 66,000 0 Indian (Llin.) 10,000 60 International Cmtimd I 140,000 10 Intarmatilnan.lloo.(L) 900,0011, 90 luterriat•LandLtedit(Ll 1 90,000! 60 Dallas Land. 110,000' 10 Itallanlrris.(oam.oay.i , al 1,000000,100 Do. 6p. o. O4s. r. 1870 al 80,000' 15 IcOMllloakDboonatlL ) If 10,0001 60 (mad Securities (Lim) 1 6,0001 II Load. Abloom Trading II 10,000:11 LoutLandesbeeion. sl .l l . 1 60,900 1 10 Lon•Countylmnd&B.(l.• I 19,000, 6 Lond•MnrietTslailL) Si 00.0 00 1 60 Load. Illnau. Are. (k 11 115.515 1 Land.l). Omnibus C. , L 1' in 6,000 , 60 Lund.&olsag.So9.Co(Ll IX 10,00014 bu Load. Milan, actlitaz., It 6,000 6e Lood.)&re. DisoounkL) U 114.6001 ft Lond.Prorloalalltiuine, I 60,000. 10 Madras !nip. &Carta U •• • ~... 10 Do. IAI IL OOO 16 %f Woe Investinent(L) ; Man , 10 lianritlua Lantl,&o.(L) l 12,00) 10 illedit. Idea. Tel. (LI) al 10.000 60 Merchant Shipping • 1.) 1 !LOW Of tAlliwalif.l 4 . 4ll ockl 40,0001 66 1.1111041 Iron • arks,. 11.600 10 Natalland&CoL C. (141• 120,000 1 16 Vational MACON- ail 10,0011 10 NatlooalProv.ifszinet 10,005,100 NatloasliltematNay.(L) X WWI 10 Narlxtddr.Uoal &L Z. II 6,11001 10 Do. Now 90,000 , 46 N.Zealand L&U.Ag. L. 90.000 16 4.7.eaised T.& L05..01 15,000 10 NorthentAwinTes(L 1 25,600 10 Do. B Ii 187,1761 et I .Brit.A itstralsalainLi 101 60.000 so N.Brit.&l7 Aram. la. 11. I 14,600 10 Nowgoag Tes(Llralted) 41,000 16 Ice.. Manna ,Lwara. ' 10,000, 10 insotalOomnsarcial(L 10,0001 SO Oriental rinancial(Uni. 1 01,000 6 Oriental Ghsa (Lint l tl ol ) 01 30.000 51 Do. New 40,000 10 10rientinlandSteatn;Li al WON 10 '....• et mniao.linram. 11500 10 ' 4 /Doman Company (),. 10.000 SO ( Ottoman Vtissnetal ) 1 1 1 1 100001 6 Ottoman nes (1.110110 ,1 ) al 100,,,00 50 overend,oaniey,Cm.(Ll 11 37,500 10 1P.n5tme.11..4.418.1.0111 7 , 0!11 1 6 , Do. do. 25,000 10 Do. 40 , ... , 1 ( 400,0001 UK reel llll.Land&llia.l.) 101 10,005 SO Peninsularotalue MI 11,000 60 , Do. do. Fair- II 17.000 10 ,Ilnelamia 1 ... it., MAL 10,090 SO •Rhyroney Iron al moo to I Do. New. ... 12839 16 LW J. I.4trii4wor. . Si 20,161 11 1 DittO ditto .. .. ~... 9),000. 10 .Rio Janeiro Das Wm.) 171 16,007 100 Royal Mall Steam - P. 100,000 1 . St. Iscoi.Austra.luras4 (1... la 01 ,000 10 Stank [night. de0.(1.. 11 toomo Iff 14A.1 , 1nan..1 1 11* ,,,, • 11 . 1 1 1 10,0001 MI S. African 11. & In. (L) 14,100 18 .40010 Aluttr. l len 1.a0,1 1 186,006 L I 1 Gt. litemaltate Do ie) Tetagescit.. tl ~.. ecr ".600 16 rel.construe.47lalmiLl 100.000 . 10 1 7,910 10 Trlisided t onal Tetra (V 67,600', 10 Trust&Agencrol. l . o6 L 6',000 IP) e.s L. t,... of LL u....t,,1s 111,000 10 On. Marine of Livert 10,0001 1 trolt•d IL T• 166.00. ) 90001 10 Umivers.liutise Du .1 0,0001 II Upper As asTem(Lbs ) SOO ilO Ditto 10,000 1 IS I Tan Dteatens Lad.- 8 , ,0001 60 111erraat Irin•neolf Am.) .4.900 1 10 we. , Indis&Pacitc&R. I •• . PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Easters—Eastern Counties EXt4llllOll No. L 105. Great Eastero—Lurters Counties 6 per cent. pref., 1224. Great Northern 4i per omit., redeem. at 10 par oast. prem. 1004. North 264. sod Ds:lingua A 5 pa ord.. FOSSION /I.IILWAYB. Great Luxembourg, 141 to $. N. Bail al Buenos Ayres Rua. 7 pee mat. (Lisa.), 6 to 6 i• Ottoman (Smyrna to Male), 101. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per seat., 171. West Fission, 7e, es MT 006 Isle turf 19.4 Wei Pd I CL WM& it t Il i I pi, 1 ... si zi' _ p., i 1 L 7 9 1 ih bb 45 47 4 t i r ~ 44944 II 9 9 4 lot 1 1 1 I} dl3 o,ol4prioes. 1 @alai. si 1 11 19 lai 96 97 96 97 26 e 7 12 ISI SS 91 erfis Pos 884 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87}, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 874, i ; New Two-and-s- Half per Cents., 71#; Bank Stock, 250 ; India stock, 216, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture'', 99 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 15s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 20,000/. Three per Conte . Reduced for the Sinking Fund. Indian Government securities were more in quired for. India Bonds were marked 10e. Mercy. s. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the h being quoted 6e. to 2s. dim., and the June, Bs. to 4s. ' In the foreign stock market one of the chief features was a demand for Confederate Bonds, which have experienced a farther improvement of 1} per cent. There was also an advance of in Italian stock, }in Turkish Bonds of 1858, and * in those of 1862. As regards several other stocks, prices have given way. Egyptian declined }to 4 per cent., the government of tbat New G tr country adding being still a private borrower ; Greek, and Italian State Domain Bonds, left off } per cent. lower than yesterday ; and Turkish Bonds of 1863, 1 per cent, lower. Spanish securities of all descriptions were flat The shares of the London Financial Association were in demand, and rose 10s. Imperial Mercan tile Credit shares were firm, and those of the other financial companies quiet. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 1 to 1} prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 2} prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 4 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile Credit, 2 } to I prem. ; Credit Fon der and Mobilise, 3g to 1 prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto New, 3g to } prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 11 to } prem. ; Joint Stock Disoount, 1} to 11 die ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, 1} to 01 dia., ex die. ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Genersle, 2} to } prem. ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 1 1 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 2 to 24. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were firmer, closing at 8 to } prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: —Leeds Woollen Company, 1} to 2 prem. ; Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 2,l 4 t rran o 3 prem. ; Real to ' Estate Corporation , 2 } prem. ; Alhambra Company, Ito 2 prem. ; satlantic Steam, 1 die. to par; Tyne Enxinewing, 2 to 3 prem. ; North London and Highgate Railway, } to 14 prem. ; and limit Forest, 1 to 1} prem. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Asiatic,City, British and Californian, English Joint Stock, London and Westminster, London and Brazilian, London and South African, I and Scinde, Ponjaub and Delhi ; while Bank of Queensland and Bank of Hindustan were quoted lower. The shares of the Canada Company were in- The (t ubed for. Fore-street Warehouse were flat China 'Stem= shares were marked yesterday 3, and to-day 34, with 91. paid. There was an improvement of 1 per cent. in East and West India Dock and Lon don and St. Katharine Dock stocks. American securities were better this afternoon upon the news brought by the Scotia from New York, where prices remain firm, and above those current here. The quotation for gold at New York shows scarcely any variation. Thes-20Bondsclosed to-day at 63} to 64, ex div., being } higher ; Erie Railway shares, at 54} to 4, being 4 higher; Illinois Central, at 814 to 82, being g higher; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debenture*, at 854 to 86} ; ditto 100/. Bonds, at 87 to 88, Mid the Erie Railway Loan at } to 4 prem. MINES.-(THIS DILE) - Two o'Croon. The mining market is firm to-day, but the amount of business is not large, as usual on a Saturday. Great Vor shares are quoted 351 to 36; East Lovell, 15 to 16 • North Treskerby, 3 1 to 1 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 201 to 1 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 1 ; Tincroft, 191 to 1 ; Ding Dong, 12 to 14 ; 'Wheal Seton, 195 to 1971 ; Great North Downs, 2to 1; and East Grenville, 31. 86. sa. to at. 112. 3d. Foreign and colonial mining shares chow no alteration. Port Phillip, however, are inquired for, owing to the satisfactory tenor of the advice+ received to-day. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadel area and North : The metal market has not been quite so brisk, but prices have been well maintained, sad in some instances an ad -11111011 has been established. The fear of dearer for money has s omewhat checked operations. Iron—The de Staffordshire and Welch burs continue good, and prices are fully maintained. Scotch pig iron. under pressure of sales, bag declined to 575. oasts. Copper is enuewhat quieter, operators awaiting le nest mail from Chili. A moderate demand has been experienced for both Eogliab raw and manufactured, but little bu lgy done in Weiss. We quote Kapuuda, M.; Brum 96/. gon e in 96/. spot, and 961 . 10s. for arrival. Chili ingot, Vl'., MI Chili bar, 871. Tin—As official advance of 3/. per ton oa English was declared on the 6th inst., making preempt quotations—refiood, 103/. ; common liars, 1011.; blocks sod ingots, 1001. A large businese madam in foreign straits. up to 951. 10.., cash, sad 981. 10a. with full prom it pt. is Baena, 971. 10e. Tin Plates—Makers are firm, but rathereasier to buy where orders are at all wanted Lead The market is firm at previous quotations, 20/. 11) 1 . soft English. Spoiler has beers very quiet, a few hundred tons have been reported at 21/. ss. to 211. 10s. for December asd Janua.y delivery, which is also the value on the spot. Special brands in outports are offered at 211. Ds., sad W. 11., 221. ..—.—.-...-.- - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ts ate‘dy. Libel ale quoted as follows : Town tallow, sla. oat each ; Patomburg Y.C. on the spot, Ws. ; October to December, 50.. 6d.; De:ember, 50a, 9d. ; January to March, 51s. 6d.; March, 52.. 6d. MAIM= AVILLO2II. —Town tallow h4n. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. ; yellow ROWS" 521. Od. • melted aka. 41.. 6d. ; rough ditto, 23a. 6d. ; MATO ; 20.4 ; good drop, SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Chula. James Easton reports • firm airman& for best bay and clover :—Prime meadow bay, 90.. to 100.. ; superior ditto.llosa. to llss. ; rowen, 60r. to 1008. clover, old, 100 r. to 1355. ;ditto. ascend cut, 100 s. to 1208. straw, 30s. to 40e. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Of vegetables and fruit there is still only • moderate supply, for which there is • fair demand. Fruit is reported to keep better now than it did earlier in the season. The finer kinds of pears still consist chiefly of seas Louise. Duchess* d'Atigoulems, Beane Diet, asd Fan Moos Leon le Clem. Pine-apples are sufficient for the demand, as are alas grapes. Kent filberts continue seams. Potatoes of good quality are plentiful. Some French asparagus bats jar% made its ammonium, and realises as much as 50s. a boodle. Flowers chiefly cosset orchida, heaths, migeonstte, chrys anthemums, Chinese primulas, and roses. FBAJIT. Pine apples, per lb.. 15 to lee ' Oranges, per 100, Ss to 005 Grapes, per lb., is to as bentons, per 100. Ss to its Melons, each. Ss to Ss Nuts, cob, per 10010, 1 _O5 to lMs limns, per quart, 6d per buss el. its Apples, per sieve, ts to Ss Almonds, do., hie so 20$ Fears. per sieve, Is ad VEto 44 011- 6d 1 Cabbages, perdos.,ls 04 torso 4 French Desna, per halt sieve, Es to la Peas, per sieve. ta to es Potatoes, York Regents, per ton. sus to 1001 „ Roots, dn., 65s to as 1 1 „ Flukes, nos to 1405 „ do. Kidneys, es to lb per cwt. Carroll, per bunch, 4d Tamil* per bunch. w ed a r ea 'ABLIIII. Celery, per bundle, Is 41 U id Cucumbers. each. ed V. Pd Beet, per dos- U tki to ft Shalt** per lb.. 84 1 Ciarhc, per lb.. 84 Lettuces, per doz., Is 04 Iftdlve, per score, Is to ft 44 Articbokes, D. doe., Is to 8s Horseradish, p. bunch, Is to le Mushrooms, p.pott., is to lis 11l I Parsley, per dor- ban., ra to es Herbs, per bunch. 111 -- --- PROVINCIAL BRAES MARKETS. jusapoog. Nov. 10.-Ralss today: Lancashire and York shire, lel. §-Manchester, itheeteld, and Lincolnshire, 581 9 *- gush &stem 796 -Bagel° sad lake Huron. 56 1-Orand T r uk of Canada. 26 66 l-Oreat Western of Canada. 171-Erie. u_ols, 32-rve.Twenties, ett-Confederate Loan. 0-Great Luxembourg, lel -Eu‘tern Vschange Rank, i d -Liverpool C u merclal Bank, 171-Itereantile and Isehaage Barak, 4 0.16 d.- Brash and nudge Marina 2 IS-16 p --Maritime, 34. Thames and Mersey Marine, 6 7-16 R. -National Stearn Company, 21 546 7.16 4. staitollweriA, Nov. 10.-A fsir badness was done, and prices iteurally wele a shads easter. Bolckow, Vaughan, end C 0.,, el p -Confederate Loma. 9-11104 ell 6--Oreat lfamern. 4 urea& Northern A. 10-Orsad Trust a Canada. 252 4 r FRTDAV Evan:NlL I Orust IP/miffs al Meads. 17 $46-111inot. 1116 6- lanceshins Consols, which closed yesterday at 88 to i t et a" Y°l°ll°.. 12/4-14°44. ' Da c""wn'an marine I° ' u nites (Limited), 6 p.-Loodou and North Western, is. div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at Manchester sad oca!ty seas cum's*, ak p. -Manchester, 88k tot, and closed at 8n to 88. For money the SWUM. and Linabbaa". 111,14-__.,,,_Thib3d Nor Beat. ?referent% ittl-so 31 ear mot. 417-wewssmnww 76c_ t. ins last price wan 89 to , with div. The official business —so in guseeis, 713-Thems •ad xerivi Marine juntas°. report is sa follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, tumisedb, el ..-Uulded ass« sap wore Bonds, at-Len for 'mosey, 89k, t, S 9 ; ditto, for account, °math. ta•ar" o " 11 ' 1° Ws -148 "IV Banda. i 1).- 11 ophir GUI" 1 d. I I