The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-27 00:00:00

5..--•"' INTELLIGENCE. gins DAY.) a COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY 00UNOIL. je were reenesed this more*, berme Lord the Lords dilation, Sir Edward Williams, si r l Sir H. Colville. .ipe were engaged in In oases, in whi c h to were mad* for leave appeal, and other met rd y..Cveseeel sod Mr. Mellish. Q.C., were beard it sitting will oestiuue for some tiros. Tim. Ile business before the committee. neit lora. the first time since the long venation. PuRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Prius sittings at weatusiaster.—(Before 'Lord Chief Justice arid • Special Jury.) Ike first dap' of the after term nisi prim list contains 147 causes-56 of which are 91 seer causes. 68 are marked for special MIRE r. CLENCH AND OTHEIL as the declarstios alleged that the plaintiff wa s false and frandakait representations made to defendants, to take 40 shares in the Maws&ld Company (Limited), and he sought by this mover back the 1,000/. not • so paid by bim. TIM plasded separately guilty sad never indebted. ge. Q.C., and Mr. F. IL Lewis. were 00 " mi tiff ; Mr. Ruddiest/314 Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, Serisent Ballantine, Mr. Holker, Mr. Pope. ty, and Ur. Garth, were counsel for the deign- was one of considerable intricacy and • large evidence has to be given both orally sa d iry, and if tried out the case is expected to he court two or three days. The public understand the case by giving the fol. ad outline of the principal facts which the L T lies on to substantiate his claim against the d e . The plainti ff is a retired frin g e and ribbon mann. residing at Norwood, end the defendants it was variously concerned in the promotion of this companies. Mr. Closets was described an • anon and the bringer out of a number of cam , Sharpe. smother defendant, was alma promoters:4 and was also the promoter of a rival gunpowder Mr. Walker, • third defendant , was an actuary, 'hatteris was described as a barrister and an ac- The Liaenfield Gunpowder Company had pm- Maersfield, near Brighton, on property belonging emery Shelley, where they carried me business with • and plant belonging to the hon. baronet. In we had been established • company called the I Patent Gunpowder Company (Limited), and ea I July of that year they took a lease of premises i to Sir John Shelley, toge the ther with run-engine end plant OD the premises, for 4, at a rental of 3861. and a royalty of td. sal on every hundred weight of powder or other s composition whatever manufactured on the but in no year to be paid less than 1002. len royalty. Mr. Sharpe was connected with that r, and in 1858 it went into bankruptcy, and was p in Chancery, the lease for 99 years passing with arty belonging to the company into the hands Mansfield, the liquidator, appointed on the February, 1A59. The company was then be word patent being left out of the name Ora F. Mr. Sharpe issued the articles of association of company, by which they accepted the lease, ka,cd nisei on the same terms as the previous company. on to state that the new company wan empowered hue the steam-engine and pot at 2,0001., to be •by quarterly instalments, and widish sho uld eon. art of the assets of the company. The premises sa chinery, Sc., were to be purchased of Sharpe and (or 5.0001. to be paid in shares to represent paid-op lin the company which were to be "noted, and I amongst them. The lease, do.. was transferred, in the company became an existing thing afterwards. arpe parted with 160 of his U. paid-up shame to a W. Willes, for a stun of between 302. and 401., and tech. Mr. Walker, and Mr. Chatteris bought others. 31st December, 1859, the first balance-sheet of the Ewas drawn up. but not published and circulated, prese n ted amongst other things a mortgage to Shelley 1.8001., and a capital 8,950/. On the side were debtor', 1,2341. ; goods consigned. 1,2962. 7,0001. • cre ditors on debentures, 300 /. ; cash akin', 401. ; and trading loss, 951. 13a. Id. balance-sheet it was alleged was not known to the plaintiff until • long time re bad joined the company, end the action was 1,.. t when it was discovered amo ngst the papers of the y. About six week' after the date of the above ha. aon the 84k Feb., 1860, the plaintiff, who had ntroduced to the defeedanta, was shown a balance upon which this Artie° was founded. The capital woe represented as 5,5002. ; creditors, 1,3811. Id. ; creditors on debentures, 6001. ; and which it was proposed to carry to the - amount, 1,8401. Us. Id. On the other side, At 5,200/. instead of 7, 0001 . , and dr o p the mortgage. IS Bt h May, 1360, tbe plaintiff met the defendants, or eater portion of them, at the Gresham Club, when fairs of the company were discussed, and it was stated lie Gutless" of the company would yield a profit of per cent. Plaintiff thee took his shares and paid If., and became • director, and thee a diet aid I per cent. wee shortly after declared, and paid, reserve fund sinking from 1,8101. to 1,100 1 .. e directors divided 5 per cent. on the paid up oapll4 after they got the plainti ff 's 1,000 1 ., and another 1,00 0 1 . Mr. Clarke. Plaintiff after he joined th eo ompasy took in its management. He discounted their bills, and in ways assisted in the promotion of the bruin= \e company, but having no access to the books, having no suapicion of its insolvency, he sad that the affairs of the company were i conducted on a real and substantial basis. Some after Mr. Smith bad joind the company he had hie Akio called to the sum of 1,8001. interest in a subse a balance-sheet, and as he could get no satisfactory relation about it his suspicions were for the first time lied. In the meantime in 1861 Mr. Sharpe, wire managed the business, resigned his position in company. and shortly after became the promoter ,director of a rival gunpowder company. The company is in difficulties plaintiff was induced to undertake rpe's duties, and he advanced as much as 3,0001. to company in discounts most of which were, however, aid. It was only about thia time that the plaintiff ber se aware of the real nature and solvency of the spiny, and as he found that the company could not go 8 ceased to be managing director, and be was succ eeded r. Chatteris. Sir John Shelley afterwards put in his for arrears of rent, seized the plant, kz., and was v, it was believed, in possession of it, and the plaintiff no idea what bad become of the company. Under re circumstances the plaintiff claimed to recover the Oa which he originally paid for shares. The the prcepon eo which gave a flouriahing description of pos rproopeets of the company, were put in and relied upon part of the fraud. [The case was peooeeding when our report left.] COURT OF EXCHEQUER. eing. at Nisi Price.—(Before Mr. Baron Marlin awl Special Janie.) ‘This wu the Grit elay of the sittings at Dist prlae after u. The cause list costa 86 entries , of Whitt flu au lush and 14 for special juries. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-110178E. ANOTHIR LITERRIVE LURIZZLEMENT. A very respectable-looking young man named Willis* ;yre klAur, was brought before the Lord bfeyor charted nth embercliog 400/., the mooeys of his employ "sok, Winch, sad 80., term merchants, of Roodnaseginea iverpool. Mr. Bumpbreys conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Ring tppeared for the prisoner. It appeared that the prisoner was engaged by the Po' motors in Much last as their traveller at Bristol aid that pert of the country, and he was to be Nid a salary of CAM/. a ear, and was allowed deduct 50/. monthly. The y prisoner was appointed 4 above stated, in the month of March. ad lo the beginning of November he came up to Loudon bee w oogbt his book of accounts, and balanced those arc? Ss le with Mr. Laskin, the cashier, and at this ti he a dmitted that there was a balance of 1901. due to th em e arm. slot sum be said he would pay on the following day. Be.me all at the counting-house on t he nest woman& leand then said that his letter s had miscarried. bat be promiaed to bring the money that was due to the W.' caters before banking hours oo the same day. Be them went away and was not seen again, but in four days ate.' wards he sent a statement of accounts, in whisk be We himself credit for 501. for a months' salary is advancer sod them nothing more was heard of him. The promoutors at once sent maim to the prisoner that e au been removed from his appointment, and that a gentleman named Roxburgh had been engag ed in his place, and that he wen not to collect any more mon ey on account 01 the firm . After this notice had been given to tbe i sec utors prisoner he mut letter to the p hic is wh be stated that a he could sot face them pro after what I had *mune& and his not being able to make his accounts I straight, sod he promised to pay the balance that wise due in about ten days, if the prosecutors would wait for that period. The prosecutor., of course, would not noderteke to toslst soy such arrangement with the prisoner, and Ilayde l !. tl. !II offi wen s cer, sent down to Bristol with a warrant for hie 1: prehension. It appeared that the prisoner bed Ps i firm 1207. on account of the balance that was due fro, 11 03 . It was contended oti behalf of the prisoner that it was ' merely a question of accounts between the parties. The pillager wee remanded. BOWSTREET. A TICRET•OP•LEATIL YAW lIIOLECTE4O TO REPORT RIEBRIA% William Johnson, a convict, who wall liberated Is 1116 ,/ loot mon a limeys under the 27th and 28 t h Vitt, 0:3•;44 Ihis original sentence bawlsg to aspire in April, sea 4 ..11. 0 ' SLAMS. day at 881 so For money Lie last price was to f, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 84, • ditto for account, 881 ; Three per Cents. kedined, 88, ; New Three per Ceir.t., 87k, 88, Si! ; An nuities, 1885, 1511.16, • India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 105 ; ditto 'flow -------. W INTELLIGENCE,. Eith wets II .yks &MOD. (THIS DAY.) d .- Uhl", 1 1 fir sa• sr , •-.0. - ..i., 01l Ye COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY .te A'4lw * COUNCIL. i t ' m he . ' , bigot were resumed this morning , batons La r d gribier wbi the Lords Justices, Sir Edward Williams, si r lei dok Sir H. Colville. 0 . 0 b a en i n • ips were engaged in Indian emu, in which were made for leave to eppeal , and other mat. o kb bade, cog rd. b." 1". lad • y•Getteeel and Mr. Mellish, Q.C., were beard War . Odle ffii • ono. boo is .c sittings will continue for some tiros. TbeTherewoe ell • e business before the committee. Their lord. e ffect of " ill the first time since the long vacation. ge de trailer le .---. eltit 6l 66 CURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ile whit wip e s ...ts Nisi Prins sittings st Westminster.—(Before Lord Chief Justice sod • Special Jury.) the first day of the after te rm noi pries umetew 'a t list contains 147 causes-88 of which an lea he w u • • 91 new causes. 68 an marked for special dio Mark Aber Wel ' MIMI r. CLEYCH nap OTHERB„ Wolff the deelaratioe alleged that the plaintiff wa s 1 641:7:1 false and fraudakot repreeentations made to doted it e defendants, to take 40 shares in the Maerstield gr. Vag& Company (Limited), sod be sought by thi n boo retwAl .. • vet back the 1,000/. so paid by him. Th e br he had pleaded se not guilty sad never indebted. liellw i' t • ire. Q.C., and Mr. F. H. Lewis , were 00 " mi alf at the fides. . tiff ; Mr. kluddleston, Q.C. , Mr. Hamlets', we midi Barisal:it B.llantioe, Mr. Holker , Mr. Pope. i de s. nsoe y, and Mr. Garth, were counsel tor the deem- Coma elether, il Idelictiou , was one considerable intricacy and • large evi of dence has to be given both orally an d Th e Pew , and it tried out the case is expected to • • court two or three days. The p o tai e understand the case by givieg the fol. Willies • • outline of the principal facts which the bye by tail lies on to substantiate his claim against the de. Bell, one The plaintiff is a retired fringe and ribbon menu. Or of residing at Norwood, end the defendants it was etrest..,4 variously comensed in the promotion of this lad rte 6 com p a nies. Mr. Climb was described as • finan. Wulf and the bringer out of a number ot sum-tiedtint . Sharpe, soother defendant, was alma promoteret ci which and was also the promoter of a rival gunpowder Mr. Walker, a third defendant , was en actuary, l Oralet uteri' was deaceibed as • barrister and an ac- es the floc The Liaenfield Gunpowder Company had pre- kg it was Maersfield, near Brighton, on property belong's. Ist his sh • n Shelley, where they carried oa business with bed with ' • say and plant belonging to the hon. baronet. la . r eptide i had been established • company Galled the eray the ft • Patent Gunpowder Compsoy (Limited), and oa for. driwi July of that year they took a lease of the premises deirelto to Sir John Shelley, together with md Ide I/ —combo and plant on the premises, for pare his at • rental of 3861. and a royalty of 4d, tap thus I on every hundred weight of powder or other ce MGM • composition whatever manufactured on the Jima I . but in no year to be paid lese than 1001. Them m royalty. Mr. Sharpe waa connected with that to qaestr and in 1858 it went into bankru p tc y , sod was *tics t pin Chancery, the lease for 99 years pausing with the lode . y belonging to the company into the hands lira Sar Stassfield, the liquidator, appointed on ths POMOD February, 1859. The company was then th e beet De word patent beiog left out of the name the ewer be • . Mr. Sharpe issued the articles of association of which hi company, by which they accepted the lease, dc.,ed broths?: ~ WO on the same terms as the previous company. a Mitre on to state that the new company was empowered ,- . the steam-engine and plant at 2,0001., to be by quarterly instalments, and which shaed con. JIIO. tof the assets of the company. The premises •••chinery, &c., were to be purchased of Sharpe and charged or 5.0001. to be paid iii shares to represent paid-up Wall in the com pany which were to be 'noted, sad the Sc amongs t them. The lease, do., was transferred, Primal o the company became an existing Di a pus thing afterwards. with • rpe parted with 1 60 of hie "Al. paid-up shame to a • W. Willee,mrds for a sum of between 301 . and 401., and m the b • ch, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Chatteris bought others. . 31st December, 1859, the first balance-sheet of the the ffibon • y was drawn up. but not published and circulated, mu eddy represented amongst other things a mortgage to .• • Sh e lley 1.8001., and a capital 8,950/. On the is the side were debtors, 1,2241. ;Lords consigeed, 1,2961. ; could e Oh l 7,0001. • creditors on debentures, 300 /. ; cash cartes• ken', 401. ; and trading loss, 951. 13.. Id. It wasbalance-abed it was alleged was not The koown to the plaintiff until • long time win • e bad joined the company, and the action was rola • t when it was discovers amongst the papers of the Pro oy. About six weeks after the date of the above tar est, on the tith Feb., 1660, the plaintiff, who had mu Joh otrodoced to the defendants, was shown a lielanoe. Reba poo which this action was founded. The capital wee sad t represented as 5,500/. ; creditors, 1,381 f. Melt ... ; creditors on debentures, 6001. ; and dive I which it was proposed to carry to the el hie • amount, 1,8401. Ile. Id. Oa the other side, is thi • t 5,200/. instead of 7,0001., and drop the mortgage. Ger • e Bth May, 1360, the plaintiff met the defendants, or etreet ober portion of them, at the Gresham Club, when 'oldie airs of the company were discussed, and it was stated aw I he business of the company would y ield a profit oTab • r mot. Plaintiff then took his shares and mod ea 1 ~ and became • director, and that a dividead d h per cent. wee shortly after declared, and paid, 11014 reserve fund sinking from 1,8101. to 1.100/.. men • e directors divided 5 per cent. on the paid up capital ead after they got the plaintiff's I,oool and another 1,0001. 16s. Mr. Clarke. Plaintiff after he joined thecompasy took 11, in its management. He discounted their bills, sod in • ways waisted in the promotion of the blabs= . company, but having no access to the books. J having no suspicion of its insolvency, he • led that the affairs of the company were conducted on • teal sad substantial basis. Some I after Mr. Smith had joind the company he had his • non called to the sum of 1,8001. interest in a sublet.- bier eat • t balance-sheet. and ae he could get no satisfactory • • Woo about it his suspicions were for the first time ties the • . In the meantime in 1861 Mr. Sharpe, who managed the business, re e, position in bti re company. and shortly altar became the promoter lei director of a rival gunpowder company. The company dri gin dithcultiee plaintiff was induced to undertake to • a duties, and he advanced as much as 3,000/. to company in discounts moat of which were, however. by in • . It was only about this time that the plaintiff be. to aware of the real nature and solvency of the Si • paoy, and as he found that the company could not go ot • • ceased to be managing director, and be was succeeded ie . Chatteris. Sir John Shelley afterwards put in his te - for ensue of rent, seized the plant, &C., and was I It was believed, in possession of it, and the plaintiff a • no idea what had become of the company. Under • circumstances the plaintiff claimed to recover the e l l . which he originally paid for shares. The prosper b which gave a fiourbhiog description of the palatial P • prospects of the company, were put in and relied wpm f • part of the fraud. c [The case was proceeding when oar report left.) --- COURT OF EXCHEQUER. , 'op at Nisi Prins.—(Before Mr. Baron Marlin and Special Juries.) •is wu the first day of the sittings at nisi miss atter •• The cause list contains 86 eatries, of lAA& iTa me nets and 14 foe special juries. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. ANOTHIR LITENsIVE LUBRULEMENT. A very respectable-looking young man named Willies ere A•reAur, was brought before the Lord Mayor cheered sth embeuliog 400/. the mormys of his 'employ sok, Winch, sad Co., tea mahouts, of RoodnasegiNa Terme'. lit. Humphreys conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Rim ppeared for the prisoner. It appeared that the prisoner was etigaeed by the pee- . uteri in March last as their traveller at Bnotol • d that pert of the country, and he was to be • • sala of 610. a ear, and watt snowed • d deduct 50 ry t monthly. The y prisoner was appointed above stated, in the month of March. wei, • the beginning of November he came tip to London sew • • ught his book of accounts, and balanced those accouts atMr. loskip, the cashier, and at this ti be adraittad there was a balance of 1901. due to th em e Irm. wiA 6 b.... um he said he would pay on the following day. fill.ew all at the comitiog-house on the next manner. and then said that his letters had miscarried. bat be premiered to bring the money that was due to the Pm.' catore before banking hours on the same day. He then went away and was not seen again, but in four days able' wards he seat a statement of accounts , i n whisk he gee himself credit for 50/. for a months' salary is advancer sod thee nothing more was heard of him. The mmeoutors at once sent &ratios to the prisoner that be beet been removed from his appoiunueot, and that a 'euthenist) named Roxburgh bad been engaged in his place. and rid he was not to collect any more money on scoonet we the firm. After this pollee had been given to the prisoner he snit • better to the preseenters es iI which be stated that he could not face them after what had meaner), and his not being able to make his serous* Istraight, and he promised to pay the balance that use due be about ten days, if the prosecutors would wait for that paw The prosecutors, of course, would not uodertake to wer" 1 sny such arrangement with the prisoner, and Hayden. Pa' I officer, ma seat down to Bristol with • warrants for his the !L. Prehension. It appeared that the prisoner Pia firm 120/. on account of the balance that was due from Weer It was contended on behalf of the prisoner that it met merely a euestioo of accounts between the podia. The mummer wee remanded. BOW.STREET. A TICKET•OF•LEATIL YAW IROLSCITaO TO REPORT Rlltatif' Witham Johnson , a omelet, who wall liberated ID mg last upon e limbos ender the 27th and 28th Viet-, = via I hie original sentence bawls. to expire in April, wee THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %T, 1865. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. \ MARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) I..sier failed to report himself at Clarke's-bulls:Lop _ eat -....-- bow' the motion home within the district ' No. I ye , ltd bees living, in September leek I of ye , mu m , E 19, stated that on the priming?. Übe- j MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) TWo o'fhoogs ' SW" - lest,and at the expiration of eanh month ' The j o g E at oj a h w b t oo I d a b ora t o d a y . The dealings in the railway market to-day ...- 1 .• es Ye 33 PP Y rose s - the prisoner duly reported himself. In very moderate, sad in but e Middling oonditiom Selected are upon a rather li mited scale, but the tendency L iiii ss ••• $4 1 4 flu si, V he ° ma. a° "°°(t• and, °°°°°l°4l to the 05°°1 nimPla s went te mead/ rogues% at Priem equal to Monday is more favourable than on Saturday. 696,908 :. iw -- _ ...bw, i iKe iries were Mildest the Place he had !eat lived . last ; but damp produce met • dull iaquiry, who mildew informed by the primmer a brother dengue to the qup t a ti c m . at the lete 'The variations comprise a rise of g per cent. in anaese wa s ia the boliatal saffsmag from the I The show of (amigo wheat was by no mess extensive. I Caledonian, and gin London and North Western at week's prices. , det • bleb be had received while working 'On the whole sales progressed slo wly,last • a d mi lojurY w and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, and a decline I .7. .. itte trade. winch le that of • tenter • The blether I The supply of barley was rather on the incomes. For ,• of ij in Midland. ~.„,. - ar could not say which hospital he was is. Oa fine malting parcels, which were very swat there was • ' London and North Western stock is now ist ili t' :: r . last the Prime" called " t h• station to rePert ' good demand. at extreme curreocies. place. value 01 i vo t e d It o i ; Great Western, 63 Sol ilskW ~....gor - - Witness said, is it you did not math ' grinding and disti ll ing soda, no change too esa, , i „."" --- i must detain you." The prisoner said, " I can't 1 Hie malt trade was tr active ; nevertheless, prime were ~ ; ~..bli,,__dliulLs i1251r South • Lancashire aad I ge, •" -- , t . I li else said be bad been in the hospital from ppd.& The ani,,,ty of malt was seasonably oxtrao g re; , °reentry, 1.40 , 1 to g ; ...,otttir Eastern, 79g to i ; 5 ...., a i r :4 al i en accident. reeked, I " Very few English cats were brought forward, and the Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; Caledonian, 127 to i I : tr m, and if it would bear investigation ? He reeked, supply of foreign was only moderate. The oat trade was I ; Metropolitan, 136} to 137 ; London and _. 7iindso use deceiving you . I have been five nisei et steady at unaltered currencies. South We s t ern, 96 } to 974 ; Great Northern, 128 tb. o at Bat I had beat • sh ort time in the heel:oath The few beans on offer were disposed of at very full to 129 ; ditto A, 1 49 to 1 IWO. trifled him. prices. limn.....as mid be had lemie at work since his liberation PISS were quite as dear as last week, with • fair demand. ' 110 is.-- - • w ho m ..Gyand _ Trunk , of Caisda and Great Indian ur ismer/h .0 named, but his accident occurred B o th g od li a b ao d t on i c . flour compan a s d t a u prim, rentasuis railway stocks are firm, while Great . atel d " 0 , he was doing an odd job in the street, by the latingtoa The trade, however was very quiet. Western of Canada shares exhibit dulness. Foreign 6,wjeMaret, for It man whose home had cast • shoo. The arrivals of (Ain and seed-lade, vessels off coast have ! lines are inactive. OW Wag • short time in the hospital he went on the boo on a somewhat extensive male. The trade for , ORDINARY SLUMS AND 1110031. _ . ,...,,,,, m s to get work. As a sergeant had called on his arrived cargoes of wheat has bees in a sluggish , e ''''' . 7essibtrl been told that he was in the homital he state, and prices show • decline of 2s. per quarter I ,b a eglit it was all right. from the recent highest point. In grain on passage. I y r Vaughan mid even if all this were true he ought to or for forward shipment, no liminess has been trans- trans-! bar...reported himself when about to leave the district. So acted, although the rates demanded are 2s. to 3s. lower IL --„ b. bed certainly not fulfilled the conditions of his than the highest riot, of Let ;main. Gniaaa, waived. Low. At the same time the fact that he presented him. 43 a , t o 44, per 429 Th.. Moioo has moved o ff , E o u at the statioehoues on Saturday certainly looked lite slowly, m g the cowman, have add ng roodoony. ri fi Ie d If the man had been getting his living ho- a a j a t a; arrived, 32, a , ; od as ea, per 4921b5. i 26 b ees ' ,;ffliki oo dy it be • quart:ion for the consideration of the 'bro il ; 30 a , ; Bulgarian, 30 a , 3,1, ; and B ar b ar y ; m a , p ar 1 Ice Mimes, whether the matter ought to be pressed t 4801 be. The demand for burley has been very quiet. Itr. d i . Mother, in fact, he ought to be immerged for • slight alibi= is nominally worth 24t;Odeisa, or Nicolaiff,24a. 3d. eg. eireketio• of duty. par 400 lbs. No liminess has been reported in rye. The ge, uotations, therefore, are nominally unalt e red. Danubian at, rb s primmer was remanded. q os. per 4801ba. We lave no transactions to notice in M. besot Barbary are worth about 375. to 38e. per 480 the. ILL WORSHIP -STREET. 3 DE3ERIII2WD ATTEMPT AT SUICIDI. ~_. Hamblen mi ll eteesd is bald at 21s. to 21s. 6d. per 4801 be. ',;•. Vahan Smite , 30, wee charged with ae attempt " m Linseed LW ruled firm, sad previous ealtheeies ha ve tit. go by cutting his throat. hem well supported. Calcutta, on the spot, 670. ; St. at. Bs o, coo of the warrant officers of Ib is court, said-On the 625. ; and Bombay, 695. For sutra! Calcutta St. NI of Auf ult last ' white lamateg along Pelham. eon realised Ws. 6d. to 675. • Atm, 681. to oeo. 3d. ; 84 - spitmfields, at 9 o'clock in the morning, • and Bonita , 70 .. dd. Il i ad , Bah an wawa. has lg. lad sold me that • man had attempted to kill than. I entered the home, c ha hr e ged mo luin vad ils o a ff t 64s. tresty 9d. at to 654. 2.. 3.1. 6 d. Linseed cakes t ._ well at No. 15, ad ta red himet t° an upper tem ' the de° r ton more money. In retrainee& cakes cola have ° pi' d which being locked I broke open ; prisoner was studio; progrooned n Urdu, - and the prices realised show an la -,83 ing with one hand on the manteipiece and the other froverneet of 2a. 6d. to sa. per ton upon late rates. The 31. :;,a Chair beak ; there was an immense quantity of blood oquiry for rapeseed has been somewhat restricted. The st• a the floor between the two, I should say about a gallon, quo t a ti ons , however, remain unc han ged. Calcutta, on the i t . for it wag several itches in height. The man lied nothing on , spot, 68e. 6d. to 695. ; ditto October, November, December, s t. 1021 bi"bitt, trouser ; led abxhin g . • " aid hire " eel. s hipment , Ws. Brown Ferozepore is worth about 72. to St. red with his face upwards ; • terrible wound was per 34. Tb has been an active demand for cottonseed at st. wytible on the throat ; I tied something round •'' ashamed rates. Eg yp tian, e 8/. sc; new seed, November 1 my the flow of blood, sad Dr. Champoeye, whom I had sent =man , 2 , mi. , b ar, di. di. y d. . Jaoaary 81 ; g i; ; .0 for, wired almost immediately and directed iestant re- Fab a ary ''" ank : aiaaa. 81. u. 3d. pa; to ; . IV morel to the hospital. Prisoner could not utter a word, log u.a Mot r agria the ul m tur i. al by seeds oo ..... are sturdy in prim, but the its 24 . sad lisa been there tip to the present time. His brother 9 We him into my custody. I Produce the knife (a rather ARRIVALS or Sexos.-English : Tares, 14 ; linseed, ri ; tr. loge clasp knife covered with blood), which I found lying rapeseed, 257; and su ndry , 522 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, it 44 the pile of blood I speak of, apparently as though it 15,6&5 ; rapeseed, 13,16 ; and sundry, 525 qrs. St. beeped from the hand. st. EXPORTU.-Linseed, 1,076 ; 00804,5,677 ; mustard seed, .- The prisoner's brother, who is an Undertaker, in answer 46 ,, , t , __ a ....... , __,_ to potions put by the magistrate, expressed his fi rm con- , e " a °'.‘" all -- airr palm notion that the act in question had been committed under tremmi. the influsooo of jealousy, awakened is the first instance by Per W I XS. Smith's habit of remaining from home late at night /Mem a. c Prisoner, although he has been exactly three moths in Ere; Lent, red, old 44 to al the hospital, is yet usable to speak. and probably may new 36 to 44 noes he at& He has two tubes in his throat th ~ Be. what old so to so which he breathes, and the neck is firmly bandaged. is s ode li and E in = 42 to 61 It t rother's bail in 201. and his own in 401. were accepted for red, old - to- a future appearance. RARLST WESTMINSTER. Melting nna( Dia 21 to 33 ROBBERY BY A SOLDIER. Grinding ET to SO 100. Moffatt, a private in the Greedier Guards, was Math. and charged with &tailings parse and sermonise from a =arise. gas; Werf William Roberta, private Royal Maginot on board Suffolk sad Wan 4to 65 the Spiteful, off Woolwich-I was in company with Kind'ln: ra prisoner last night, in Westminster, about 6 Ado*, RTIL in a public-house. I was with him an hour and a half sew - 26 to 28 with • comrade of miss, Wilson. I was sober. We were - hi the street, I and the prisoner and Wilson two or three I was behind us. We stopped ad looked round to talk to tram, and he put his band into my trousers pocket and took the puree and a sovereign out of my pocket Ha home- Natty rim away with it. I took it out to pay for some ale is the public house, sod he saw it. We ran after him but weld sot catch him, and a policeman stopped him. The constable brought him out of a house three or four hours afterwards. It was a portmoonais with an elastic baud. It was a sovereign in gold, nothing else. The prisoner denied the charge altogether. He said he sin Chelsea Barracks at 6 o'clock, and never saw the mil ral PAn.wma I ck:', 4 t .,,C" 1 ig-,-4.,..., 1011 Bristol AM Szotie 1 ,Cambrian all !Clark sad Bead= 9171111 1211 127 96 a 12 14 SS 72 71 IS all Xontwall IN IDablln ma Baba Jaw a. nand se,Porth.tAtd.la all 'Nat London Scrip Oat. 11l Do. NO Moscow sod B. Western IN Nose leases Ord. M. IN Do. Z. dog. litk. • N 0.2 NO Oral Warthog Soaliood IN I Nesi J Ncethoro rso. 1 Odd so doom- IN 100 IDo.B I altip. & Dyad B 100 IDo. Nor. In. at 26 pm 40 , Do. Ord. Da. Div. Stook 100 jilt. Saab di West. (In ) ISO liana Wasters 100 Do.Noor Vailsollik 1110 DO. Booth Wass. 1011 Do. W. aaa.—owOnti 100 Do. Do. 1= 100 Do. Do. II MO Lancashire dlrorkiblre 1 103 Luistiou slid libtatwad 1 100 , Loa.. &lett& a S.Cosst .100 loottoo.ftitiUtot Dor 100' Do.UstActsts.ABp.o. 1100 'Loam& North Wats. . 1100 1 LoudooddoethWistero INS 1104 ilisnolla.4lLlncolsch • INotropaltim I Do. Now 4 Do. Ititendon 611 Ilarvpolitas District LS Do. do. do. _ 41,1 11,1 - 1 S] = I 1044 111 8 6 7 et - - 4757 Si = I. 000 4,: __ ___ 63 16 624 642 60 6° 61 63 34 17 106 106 Ism 123,1 88 16 104 106 10 33 60 62 126 ltai 162 gle 60 61 134 MI 111 0 61 n 1 1 Pos. 102 104 t« Wiggins sk i Ds. Es sham ... u s , Do Biroo. & Nett • snows [ant ..... ...... 100 North British .... ... 100 I Do. Idin„rorth.Dvad. 1100 N. lastera—Berwiett ift Do. G. N. IL Fora... 1106 D o Looda.. ...... 12 Do.. Y0rk......... ill Da Itook.&Dortlas. 100 1811001.. 1 North Leadoe 6 ir s . do.. 16% 6 Do do 110: 100 Worth Illaffeedoisie all; N. & B. Woolen Jaao ' lloottlrh Central 1 " 1 Aber ONO 111,11111:7001003 ' -bath; gclic°4"Bhre ttoo Tstili...2 ° D :h o Plhir. : h . De aeow l y . oL . l66lll : nlas .... l - 1 a... .... 100 Irsio of Heath 2 ' waterloo & Whitehall' 1100 Merl Oorawall :251 1261 It 2 P ,22 95 97 ?yr or.' ili. MIS. b ey Utah, io to 34 U. Wok BWS. 10 Mossput 39 to 4 2 St. Tick 64 to 42 lo Narrow I ?Woo 45 to tO ek PLO. OM tt i te Boilers s 6 to 18 $7 to 0 so to 42 to If2ollll. St. 10 Tows loads, pet ISO a 0 0 46 41. Household s7 to 30 lo 3t 60 07 9t. Country Norfolk and Suffolk, 32 to 34 ex ship GArs. logllalL food 2O to 21 potato 25 to 30 i 143.403,. lesd Fotustell. Par Qr. Ter Qr. Wei n. I. 4. I 0426. s. a • Diablo sad Lodge. lOWA sad Swedish 21 to 25 31 , bars 47 to 60 Rassisa 40 2 1 . Rostock 41 Meckiew 111431. 0, Danish. l 44 43 . ta 55 IDaMs6 N "Wks 36 to 42 60 40 to 4t 100 Zomba, hard *oft AstZloso. red ... 45 to 49 1= 39 to 43 ht. as.. trigi:. .. to se INDIAII OHO. 100 it•otri. White sl ID 64 3L 16 to 16 T a o , Dtgillina China* Malting sick •••• 12 1° 12 2L 04711. apasls4, . 33 So ch brewing• Da„ feeding We ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, 50., INTO LONDON, NY LAND AND La o WATIR CARILLON, FROM NOV. 16 TO NOV. 25, u• INCLUSIVE. u• Aeons Peas Vlour. . 100 ow I QM • i gra I Ora I qrs. 47. 8„ brie 1 acing a. SOP* ... 1174 3827 283 6 2 266 47 1 1465 .. ForslP .. 103 3 3 iiii .... 15448 772 2021, tasa 530 , --- __.---.—,......_ B L T04M.... 11%01 , 5381 I 12302. 1671M 2 2 37 I 364111 3813 24212 mi l so pasecutor. Prosecutor swore positively to the prisoner as being the MIL John Wilson, another marine, who wee in company with Roberts, said—We were in company with two g uards man, sad the prisoner CMG in afterwards. We wp the onset, and Roberts turned to speak to me, and he made • dive into his pocket and ran up the street. We lost sight of him. lam certain ha is the man. He told see his name ia the public hones. George Prudent, 221 B—About 14.15 I wee is Peter• that, and saw • soldier sad a mob following another soldier. I roa after biro and lost traces of him. I soon ay him again. and the primmer was stopped in New Tothill-eireet, Westminster. He gave the Dune of Jobe- NO and offered to go to barracks with me. I looked at his shirt and there was the same " Moffatt." The wend said he was the wrong man. About 2.30 this resin I went to a coffee-house in Great Ohapel sad found prisoner in bed and charged him. It= 16s. bid. in his possession. He was remanded till Thursday. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Ke ioo (THIS DAY.) to (sy non= LID DITUNATIONAL timsaftoro.) st. (IRON 0011 oVni COILIUMPONDratr.) U. The market rather quiet. Sales about 8,0 00 balm. st to NATAL ACCID RAILWA Y THE NU3~RCH• STREET TERMINUS. Last evening a sad accident, terminating fatally, Morainal at the Feachurch•street terminus of the Black. Railway. The engines employed in the Blackwell and North Loudon service wait just outside the station beyond the platform for the iccoming train, whence they proceed into the terminus and' are attached to the carriages. The sagine for a North London tr ain, which was to m's at 7.15 p.m., was @tending in this position, and the driver, David Anderson, an old servant, having gone round his engine and oiled it, had sat down on a seat by the Tilbury side of the line, and hearing the Bl,ckwall train coming io, he proceeded to cross the ails for the put , tee* of taking his engine into the station to take out the North London train. Unfortunately is doing so he did not stesrve a North Woolwich train, which was also appraisa ls; the station, and upon the same lime of rails which the poor fellow was attempting to ones. Is a moment or eo the North Woolwich engine struck the unfortunate man down and the whole train passed over him, death being instantaneous no doubt. His remains yam found to be shockingly mutilated. The decreed had been any leers an engine-driver on some of the metro- Polhill railway sod was much respected. Where the poor fellow lost his life is a very critical part of thine*, trains ccostantly passing by in and oat of the statics. MINCING-CANS.—(THIS DAY.) Or. StlGAft. —The market has been very quiet since Friday. cc No sales reported. Refined is in limited request at pre- at tO sinus otiose. OOFTSZ.— Th. market is firm for all descriptions. sr , Trc.—A fair business is dole( at full rates. Itacr AND fULTPITai. —No sales reported, MIL-60 puncheons of Jamaica mold on full terms. Carron,—The sales are confined to small wools, at rather easier priors. The sales alrertised for to-morrew cousists 400hopheads. 300 barrels. 4,000 bags of sugar, 40 casks, 100 oases, 1.300 bags of ease ; 500 packages of Indian teas ; 600 packages of saltpetre, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The starlet is eat. Prices era quoted ea follows Tows tallow, 51s. 9d.. set; Peters bur g Y.C. on the ; 0, , spot, 50e. ; December, 49.. 9d.; January, 50s. 9d.; March, b.( 51.2. 9d. to 52e.; October to December, 51s. 6d. to 51s. ~ PAILTICOLARS OF TALLOW. 110,1 ___- .I' ist4 - 71 - 8&i. I M -1-- 4,, 60i el} 2s 3da 11o} thie 69 70 100 LV - I 1 !•* 1 _ I = N; ltd/ 118.1 105 ni '6y N 37 10 11 Ow 113 IN i 1; 1 0; 70, 11 14 143 68 70 112 114 00 9 1 63 67 79 01_0 , - ios In II& ,lo st 1% i lok 51 1 1051 I Piot f.. 241 :000 400 •u Ui 1.024 we I tit-62' I i44iirsit I eio,ooo, 118,000 i 610,02)9: 60: - 169, 7101 100 ssi k 9 32: 171 17 141 1 01. pekes. 97; I I Cambrian Com 0011. . ICltlrrion ,Clntord AMU : 'Der. G. Coo. (Trt ) \Mararil lad Barr (n) Bar Carron Illap Mat Cu. Brr Best (hearll6 liaet Oularaslak• .. i rat Lovell L W. Rural rrarritY Grumblers al Arra! oi l lOrar Lary trainor) • • Great Boar Taigas t Wheal Busy . ' • • ' ft.' Barri .. Vf.yor ( 96 88 \ N 17 is 97 92 66 88 16 106 104 106 1.6 196 108 IN 107 01 96 110 102 id 106 10814 163 105 106 108 106 106 :d i 106 108 lIN 101 98 16 100 NI N N 90 01 IN 106 66 N 100 1.2 , INI ON 1 106 IN 1 - 4-; lan tl.O tbi 11.14,8 33 2.100 9.3.11 I L 9.0 '101.11.6 I 117. ed I 'MILS 618.6 IS.. L 10.4 1117.6 • 10.0 AS ... Gragi ll — erod -‘124. e . lf — e t o ic t .. .. Wi ses .. trXris v tjt i 47 lalloS), .5 Itrirsd7 tron Ore ' SW .. Nees &Woe Ted .: North Roakfte LW& eseeitinkiWw) I N Mewl MeM . Prosper United .. Providence (U. Leftist) . in. enredon (51.Cleeri A .. South Coodurrow 1 .. &W. Frances (Wagon) HI .. um Park me Tin Cron Ural JO 5 Vigrs sad Moo. . .. West Duel (Ulepa). ( ' . W. Camden adakow 4 l l .. r r ezt , Chimes° kri l l . . rUel a! ltd r° % . * ,te. An (Wenhwt) ;Wheel Wk. Treiserww (Unk.l 1.18.0 T.L. WILT LLO MILS MILD nil si Mt tt 23 IN KO 901 - —/ 11 20 21 0 10 61 61 30 4 11 1 16 16 II 6 7 ai fp 11 ai 4 i l $4 .. id lifOlfEY MARK T.-{THIS DAY•) 90j ; S S7 i Sb IS' lAI.O - 103 H ▪ 9 A/ 4/ ▪ r 16 18 I If 1 1* Two o'OLoos. SS 40 ell 440 24 27 2 10 11 19 16 5 7 I 6 10 12 76 91 1190 110 96 100 24 11 In the stock inarket , , today prices generally are firm, but, owing to the continued inactivity of business, there is little change. The funds and most other securities remain at Saturday afternoon's quotations. Home railway stocks in two or three cases are slightly better. The discount market is quiet to-day, and no change is reported in the rate for gad bills, as compared with that current on Saturday. In the Stock Exchan g e loans from day to day on English government securities are obtainable at 4 to 3 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented, opened at 681 r . 52c., showing a decline o f 1-16 to 1 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, with div., for money, and 881 " buyers," ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows t: , ' l Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, f o r account, 881 ; Three per Centa. Rednoed, 88, I 1 871 ; New Three pe r Cents., 871, 1, 88, 871 Annuities, 1880, 101 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 ; Five p2r Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, ' 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. die, ; ditto Jute, 9Ld Foreign stocks have undergone only very slight variations. Turkish Consolides and Mexican Bonds have declined 1 per cent., while Bra zilian scrip has improved to a like extent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. ;-Greek, 171 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 2/,to 31 prism. ; Turkish Oonsolides, 471 to ; ; and Mexican, 261 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1652, 1858, 1860, 71; ditto 1863, 671 ; ditto 1885, 76, 1 ; 'ditto Scrip, 3 prem. ; Chi , San, 991 ; Egyptian, 921 ; ditto (second 1 1 issue) 100/. Bonds, 931; ditto 1864, 911 ; 'ditto 1001. Bonds, 911, 2 ; Greek Coupons, for 1 1 account, 7 ; Mexican, for account, 261, 1 ; ditto 1864, 251; Peruvian, for account, .731, i ; i ditto, 1862, for account, 721, 3 ; Porta -1 geese, 1856, ac., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1859, 531, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 89/, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 77 ; Spanish, New Deferred, for acsoupt, 38 ; ditto Passive , for account, 281, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 751 ; ditto 1862, 74/ ; ditto account, 741, 1, 51 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75/, 41 ; ditto 1865, for account, 432, 1, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 44 ; Venezuela. 1864, 37. In the market for American securities Illinois Central Railway shares have improved 1 dol., while Atlantic and Great Western debentures have de clined L 5-20 Bonds are now q uoted 64 1 to i ; Erie Railway, 561 to 57; Illinois, 831 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 84 to 85. 1 International Financial shares are now quoted ' 11-16 to 3-16 prem. ; General Credit, n to i prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to 3/ prem. ; Credit Fonciar and Mobilier of England, 4 to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 41 prem. ; General Otto man, 3to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Com pany, 61 to 7 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16 to /. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted Ito 11 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 2 to 1 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 1/ to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, 11 to 21 prem. ; and Naples Public Works, 3 to 1 prem. Foes o'CLocs. Consols are fiat, at 891 to 4, with div., for money, and 881 to 1, ex div., for the account. No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank. The half monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (continua tion day), and end on Thursday. The amount of Government Bala on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 6th December will be rupees 35,00,000 (350,0001.). Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Railway Share List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of December. The total scarcely reaches an average : Amount per Shore. Due AlCeeo7 umber Due In Dee., UM. Ude. PalcL Call. of &WY. Amount. Dobbs and Wieldow, 1.60 preference London andtiortb West ern. 3 per cent. peel• le m stock ' shares lildiabd Dew 5 per cent. Booner fl 3 pref. 30 6 20 0 114.7r 2 229 . 444 Ditt new Z. 9 she+ es Turin and Wong 1 18 20 0 40,000 80,000 at 2 Sc ". 4i - i - it 115 lIIS 111 10 88 90 98 93 175., 14s. prem. Indian gorern , nent securities w ee well sup ported. The March Excuequer Bills r emain q uoted . 6s. to 2s. dis., and the June Os. to 4s. dis. In the foreign stock market there was an kr- . provement of 1 per cent. in Buenos Ayres Sixish per Cents. and Turkish of 18Ig1, and Ito in Span Certificates, but Venezuela Bonds of 1862 fell 1 per cent., the Old Bonds 1, and Turkish of 1862, and Mexican of 1864, 1. Italian stock and Bra zilian scrip also receded 1 per cent. In the market for bank snares there was an im provement in Asiatic , Bank of Australasia, M erca o ti:e and Exchange, Oriental, and Bank of New South \Valee, but a reduction in City, English Joins Stock, London and Westminster, and Standard Bank of Africa. The shares of the financial companies have under gone no variation to-day. The closing quotations were as follows :—luteniational Financial, 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. • Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 2/ to 31 prem. • Credit ' 'Foncier and. Mobilise, to 4 prem., ex 'die. and new ; and ditto New, n to 41 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 111 to prem., being steady Joint Stock Disount, Ito die. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to ; Eceptian Tradin 1 to of dia., el div. ; Ottoman B g, ociiSt6 Gendrale, 3to prem. : and Atlantic Teleg ra p h per cent. Preference, 21 to 31. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. show a relase of ha. to 7s. 6d., closing at 7to 71 prem. There was a further advance iu the shares of the Canada Land I Company ; Bombay Gas and Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance were also inquired for, we London and Caledonian Marine Insurance were quoted slightly lower. The shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited) were quoted I to I.* prem. Crystal Palace stock has not been affected in price by the directors' recommendation of a dividend of 21 per cent. for the year. 96 162 96 66 96 36 96 96 9696 9608 100 Ul L , W4832 Total la December Amount celled In the whole of 1866 A general meeting of the shareholders of the Lon don Joint Stork think is convened for the 18th January. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company invite tenders, deliverable by the Bth December, for the construction of the works of the sec.md and final section of this company's railway south-east of Sholapore, from Kulburga to Raichure, a length of 881 n ilea The hslf-vearly meeting of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is convened for the lst The sixth general meeting of the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (Limited) is called for the 30th inst. of the Metropolitan The Stock Certificates Dis trict Railway Company are now ready for delivery in exchange for the receipts given by the registrar on the deposit of fully paid-up Scrip and Share Cer tificates left for conversion. The Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company have made a call of 21. per share on the shares of the company with 31. paid : it is payable by the 21st December. The Opera Company (Limited) are inviting appli cations for the balance of the Debenture Bonds at ad present unallotted. The company undertake to repay these debentures on the 3rd of April, 1866, with a bonus of 20 per cent. 1 Vice-Chancellor Kindersley proposes on the sth December to make a call of 351. per share on the oontributories of the Portemouth, Forties, Gosport, and South Hants Banking Company. Creditors of the Estates Bank (Limited) are required to mind the particulars of their claims to the li qu idator by the 21st December, the 9th January having been appointed by the Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them. We are requested to state that the share list of dia Frederick Symons and Co. (Limited) will be closed on Saturday next, the 2nd December, for London, and on Monday, the 4th, for the country. It is also intimated that the share list of the American Oil Wells Trading Company (Limited) will be closed on Thursday next, the 30th inst. Travers' Circular gives the annexed weekly sum .a many of the produce market : The tone of business is the produce markets is still extremely steady, end the move/swat in the Bank rate oe Thursday beamased prima to close with a general Modena, toward aaimatios. Tea fully supports its late recovery. and the home transom:Aim's so welt as those for America are of very selidestory extent. For coffee the demand has hem farther stimulated by the prices jest obtained at the salsa of the NetherlandsTroding Company, aad unload/cable pan:Ames have bees made al pleatetioe Oeyloa at an ad maws ells. Sager at the assimescemeet of the week arse still dull, sad a farther &glee al Ad. wee submitted te. bat there wee less weakness at the Gloss. Is orates, rim. sad saLtpetre there has bees a alight Madam to reaction. fiarrumv livreato. Commis, which closed yesterday at 8 to 4, ex div., foe the 7th December, opened and closed to- ODLONLILL GOVILLOXIIIT STOGIA IldllahCohallp.oll l L. 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Ili p.o.Jan.&July 106 86. 1.811.11.,6p.a..tanaJa 1 7 IPS I lit i I,ll4land.fipo.Jatt&Jaly re 11l ' N. &Utah, L P.& D. L. 1 I 6p. et., 111 b. &An... 110 il l N.Larn.. 4 PA.Jon aJtl7 Ise I St I Boot.N.L,agke.AN.LOctitO• ICI:WALLA NllOl 128 129 149 290 *i 10 148 112 11111TUIli 1015alaWNL an Anorak& 16. looms , He leoco. Dlr. D0M1.11. 6 9.r. 6 Do. I dharaa ell I Do. Protarano Buffalo a Lake o Hans on 10 &a, Brook& Galeria 6 ker rent 1611-34 . • 10 10aL I) IL Kodora NO& 4 100 Dago T. 6 Dook6P. 6 11. a ..zr.ovaar gs. 6 g i : 11100 l ladle& VI. 6 do all I Do. J isteortos He Dread Tomsk ot on U. oolliP- 61 1/... 1 _ 5 t e . t on a DO 14 do, M. m 00... • :starred Do. oU Do. lad praL BOO& . . at Do. do. datarrod an Do ad prof. Stock .. on De. do. &toad an Do. alb prat. Book .. op Do. do. clatorrad No 016,6 164166 Pectum" •sat. 16 D 6 ea- ' pit - d Da D " . t 100 Gt. I. ot tuna it. 6 P. 116) 1 Do ai Pir 0606 . i 1 Do ott Ot. Wooten% ot Canada 11$ Do. nes ...... ...... a Do • wo Sao t07. 1 ‘ 111 I 611 D 0.64 do. do. 16778 I 4 Latium Branab. Dana.) 1 10 Madras Par. 6 D o.&0. to 1 4 :::_. I" I D'). as. LEDualoo I Do. mut ,too I Saab. Oorp. 6 per . e. 14 on MI6. and now= aßy ' 19.0. 166 1 ) .8. 160 6 1 . .10 iodot s. a Pia aa '`` too Do. Dolld am • .... • • I De. do. 4°. 166 Do. Y0t)16 66 4 6 ND Do. 1ar166114.1101. do. -- is • lea we Sl dls 6 11 11 75 50 40 101 ea It 101 103 10E 0114 104 . !06 28 72 b 8 20 08 62 65 6 0 67 62 90 6 6 66 60 60 6 4 34 53} 31 85 104 . y.O Wu , I Pm 1011 1021 1 - 7 1 7 k pi • 314.6 93 96 88 88 1 2;1 41 a 101 i lusi 93 9 6 88 90 e. 88 82 84 101} 1441 101 102 ISt # c2 JOINT STOC.X. HAM 10.000 60 rgra a 10,000 60 Albion . 'llOOO.lOO Allianoelaa.—_ 10001100 I Do. lasaed a 6 lii jam '°llo 811110 Anitrian 6 I 0 AN& Egyptian (Llin.) 60 'Anglo Dalian [Limited BO , Asiatic Bank.Cor.neemb OD :Anatmlaiia 10 'Brant Belish‘olnabla i II itiana ol ta g i lt.• .. lj 100 \Bank of 1 10 Bank of Otago (I.lMltad) I 100 Beak ot y AO B an ketViotorta, A 16 alieualand.g.t.ii 1 ) 110 Bank at Now Laud 61 60 ißarneXa Bank (Lingtad: 10 10;0001 ID . 11saa1B0Mairorlaguasai6.1 le _ _ _ ..A.......di toe* 20,00 e 11.31* io,uau~ !~~1 ie icrtiacCaute-r-ocen i., \ 10 British N. America it 110 O. ilk. Indta.Ana., tains 0 111 Chart Ster.of ladle.E.o. THE Altar Maxottial. IN HYDE PARK.—The 001100 City Albert Memorial, which is in comae of id on the eolith Odesdai north ride of the lieneiegtoesoad. and opposite to th e ao I% ICorn.hanic"..i C . a . r;ati. Horticultural Gardens, has at leogtlt made some AP of ,000 u ci•ron. Haut of teas. as Progress A number of columns of red granite, very Soo 402 10 ,Contieudated Bank (4) 0,000 100 thethasutel in colour, and a quantity of other pieces sufficient to form fool too 1 Do. New the base of the temple or niche on which the states of the --- Lusa 60 . Delhi and Lotion Rime Consort will be pieced. have been forwarded kora Scotland. The whole of the brickwork acid maeoury METROPOLITAIT CATTLE MARKET , 0 4 0 0 13 0 : 1 0„, , taL L 4 , l l:l,..6,,lsiteAlino connected with the lower portion of this great work has (THIS DAY.) 10.030 ti I gogUali !01s t Steck tL) been completed, and soy person pemiog aloes the Keesiog. The number at beasts is cossiderably smaller than 30.00‘ 10 asaitootiaet, Charal. ton-road may see how well advsnad the work now is. ea Monday last ; the trade is more active, yet it is dill). 10000 64 Kaaba Led 6_. . 11, WOOS 10 repe.° Banklumtteo Wh en com pl e t e d the memorial will be 160 feet in height. colt to make any higher prime. A few of the choicest m op e 100 im e me .age.s7l4o , l and, formed as it will be of coloured marbles. gilding , and make a trifle more. The supply of sheep is small, and on• 0,000,100 Du. teased other chromatic decorations, the great week will canner as the average prices are better, but trade is by Do means WOW MO Do. New -- important position in the neighbourhood. It is probable b e ta. Th e trade is more lively for calves. From Getuteey 1 0. 000 1 100 IWlPortal Beak. important that 12 mon th. will yet elapse before the memorial is sad Helloed there are 2,140 beasts, 12,06041266 p, 309 calves. 11400e1 10 Impertalthemean..•.•• completed. Arrangements ath also now being made for and I% pigs. Scotland, 210 beasts ; Ireland, 300; acid 2 , 080 11 Q 1 :i t I, l ° o l . ' t -,;.;; ........... the construction of the proposed Hall of Science on the from the X o dkara and Midland counties. 100. 800 1 to 'Lead Morlak: Indle(L) opposite aide of the road. and at they , eek of the con- tor stone et Ma. a. 0. s. d. 1 Pm Stem of Mhs. s. d. 0. 4 10,00 60 ' Lon. tot. of ate sico,&c. dial amatory of the Horticultural Society and which, in Hest gook Haretda 6 0 4 Beet Dew& Ht-ladalb 0 0 0 A:IIPC wton Lad Emilia, .. combination with the great work on the north aide of the East Sheri-home -4 10 0 Rest Leog-w0e15.... 610 2 Ilt, er Ira pe New beasts 6 6 0 Do. do. Shona .... 0 0 0 IMMO 140 Itm..don save P mad, will form the complete national monument to the hewed Out. Priem Consort. Calvet 0 0 Do. do. Shan .... 0 0 0 so,ooo 10 Ilse. Clallitak et Aal MEMORIAL TO THE LATE EARL OF CARLISLE...-. P l= sets FIH-Iweda : 4 8 lama. ... ... ... 0 0 0 30,000 00 Leaden sad Count r. . A county mesas, is to be held at the De Grey-rooms, York, Resets at market. 4,091; sheep a m id lambs, 21.910 ; calves. 313: It 000 5 0 Loadoe Joint etok.. .... on Wednesday, to cotraider what steps shell be taken phis, HO. S O OOl la Leadont bath Maces ____ towards erecting a monument to commemorate the public 1 4 000111. Wis.& & Western (Glial. 11061 Do. do. New.... _ and prints 'int" of , h• late Earl of Carlisle- Th em BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) quisitioe for the meeting is @toed by the Doke of Devon- Messrs. Pattanden and Smith report that the market 603001 60 IL o onon&lieneruele(.) 60,0,0111;0 1 Len. & Westminster .. akin, the Earl Fitswilliare, the Berl of Zetland, the Earl co stumes q uiet for all descriptions of sew hone ; prices, 10,010 We illerehant itanakUra.).. of Barewocxl. Lord Weadock, the Earl de Grey and Ripon, b owe y ee , rem ain a r m at Yu qaMatioes. 0,000 100 , Do. New the Earl of Effiogham, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop se,ooo l 40 Mensal/le & trachoma 1,4 ll4ma. lard FeVershalD, Lord Houghton. Lord Portman, .2.-•• - -.' - ' — =' - ' - ' -- " -- -- - _ thteei 100 I Metro. & troy. bank (L Si C. Wood, Bart., 11. P., Sir Tattoo Sykes, Bart. Sir F. MELANCHOLY Drxru. —A. very sad occurrence ___ l l s6 100 . Do. de. Row Da 'at dianO fume LI , el°'lder. Bart, and a large number of the larding men of took plea at Leighton. wear Proms. cie Tuesday eviteisg. 20,0001 6 National of Ans i ' tr ' al ' ana l the county. Mrs. Millard, wife of Mr. William Millard, one of the vie. ek eoolue 0 , 4 .„,,,,,,, ~, 1 ,,,,,,,, v ,,,,, %MING MEN'S COLLEGE —On Saturday oven - . s e r a wears in Leighton. wee found in • wbey.tab in the 1 10.0001100 S.M. an d iag a must meeting of the members of the above institn- • dairy, dead. The tab, which islet into the floor, contained 66,(pri 301 00. tad and ird Mae lion was held, for the purpose of establisbiog a benefit a depth of about 6 mochas of whey. The MPH reasonable ,f2.,,T ', IP, tliailo_wai_ilw.2 E . society amongst themselves ; Kr. T. Hughes, ALP., pre- mojestare is that Mrs. Millard slipped, and oo falling was rtZl r,al 'EMI toila_tr, atit.. l . o sided. An esplanade:as was given by the promoters of the ' stunned. The whole body was ia the tab , face downwards. : o ' , g ; I:7 th m s r:',:g ••• movement of the object contemplated, which was generally Mrs. Millard's family are much respected, end the sad erect 1 o n, m 'o,t ee sei B en t niseera• similar to those of other benefit societies, but with many has nailed forth great sympathy on the part of their friends rO, ,re Orient Corn 11.11ateO.0 improvements. The rules proposed fee their government ad neighbours.—Salirtscry .Toarne. 11,0e0 10 , Do. do. steN.F. were agreed to, with some verbal alterations. I CIDER AND CIDER BRANDY IN FRANCE.— 141 i : I pr p . o. do. leter.C. ose. SINGULAR AND MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—A SOME- While we write • Cider growers' ()Agrees ie being held at ' L uel be . D T - d L ugt;urP * lL what singular arid Tory melancholy tau of death from Rennes wider the auspices of a society formed last year at ' nooo.loo ', w i ne . s i Ire l an d .... drowning took place in Sinuses on Wedessitay last. Two Caen, having for its object the enlightenment of the apple. ; 10,000 10 Do. do i tailors, name d J om ph Vomiter and John Tucker, and two grower and the improvement of the fruit. The on on ' 64440 10 Salnde.Paal.. &Deal (L I Young women, Elba z Lewis and Hannah Lewis, were walk - alms at dieseminetiog useful practical information on the ' t au i r e South amoral. a at B. 11. Aides .. 1 kg, about a quarter peat 8 o'clock, upon the margin of the subject—• good objeet. which Wwwiwt fail, in so y " 6 " , t° . 10:000 DK I Do. do. less Wpm. It Owesdont r ie rese rvoir. Voesiter end Eliza Lewis left their bear fruit. The show which fa sow open at Rennes ioclud, a Ana l st , mks ii " Ann , .. acompanions, companions, intending to walk resod the reservoir oee way also f r uits and vegetables' for the table, collected by the memo 110 Cote. et ir„t.t,a uti; s. ) el while the other pair went the other way, when almost agency of the Cestral Society of Horticulture of the depart- woo 00 pops sumo. IA i l'ediAteli the two former slipped by soma Maas down mint net s he Ille-4-Yilaine. The of cider ap . ples in some . the embankment, and without Wag able to give so much part& the asighbourbood of Thiberville, tn the Ears. truCha. es cos scream or cry, sunk under the water and were is extremely mama The cider in this quarter is expected l e, I S. I DOORS. IPd drowned. it was commeely reported in the town ow t o b e o we Werke in quality. Bet the *ld last rwr was %NCNB ft Nest and Weis DWI& los Thursday that they ware blown into the reservoir 1.7 thi Bo wie that th e cellars ar e still fall of cider, and pricer are - mea l la o .. Hrim o .ik , high wind which prevailed, but OM wee sot correct. An thicat kept down. The quotation at Thiberville le 130 fr. a,pra.tto ft. Epe t uu t,at e rta. 10 0 Mooed o f the bodies was held on Thursdiy sight, and • the tea of 12 hectolitres, or 265 gallons. Cider spirit is Yaw,llenthsanton L6II verdict o " Accideata death" returned. worth Itr. 26e. to lfr. 50 e . the litre on the spot—Groom. ULM 51. Barney Ocannierelel 4OO 06,746 40,145 MU 1.403 144, 43.001 57,241 MA 175 2,7-9 OA WOO 7004 NJ a. 41. cl. a. d. d. llkt ,41 a 0, Id 0 0 10,4 ,43 • 01 CM 3 0 60.( Arrival for the week mains sth December tad year, 3.197 ''' .„,.•°,' cads, and delivery. 1,004 aloha The snivel lad week com. prised 1,910 casks Patenbarg , We Australia ; total, 2,7* oaks. s. Stock on hand this day —Wks; 56.719 Delivery last week ..... 2 117 \ . 41440 Ditto trots lit Jane Allied lest week 1 1.7T 1 Ditto from Ist June 9 1 1,017 ie. d. d. i PeoeY.C. on motels day 45 0 11, DUO Town bun nifty.. 69,86 S 1.367 34.16! 66,130 s. d. 41 43 II ;r1 see sq fb*Pa is ---________ cLork•s• 1 8406 I t iu ss do.< 1,10,1 Me 6 62 67 , I 64666 SI 6iPm 4 m} _ II It 1 po i 14 5 4 2 di' 12 I 19 21 18. Alt 70 Al 2 70 21 2$ 122 22 i a so Illee 14 4 9 X la 4 6 aawl 20 63 66 44 + be % Pm 111. ,67 a %do 1 as 48 69 12; 241 48 fa 109 111 41 41 is sa to • edla e l 6 la kt la 17 1 161 20 21 . 10 6 4 610 ' 16 18 le 31 7 1 514 85 U 1/ 19 26 17 te 20 4 la Pe 10 5* old. 7 0 16 an U6l _ I lie Po 4 I kw U Pe *Po 141 Y 2 a 9• DP O m le au 0 18 Ps 76 1 10 s i t ae• • au la 25 as 20 22 16 20 91 all tee 1 7e 20 lea ter a%Ue Olph" ape .7 9 9 II 1 2Po 10 par IPe .... 10 a 11 ea 17 121 24 °PI. to te na te 2 I tO 6 4 21 MP 10 7 9 Pro 77 70 ill 47 4 7 1 7 pa 60 11% 4 1w 0 1 013 4 4 IWe 741 71 1 14414 10 1 7 "' 111 /4 116 4 sius , 1. i le 11 toi Ma II 7 3 JAm 1 SS 66 S ldi 611 Si OL PgiOSL tal LIS so 82 v+~ 1 ~ IPi i Cl. Prtom 1 Bata. 00•111)A. 100,0 -- so BM AC -• CM 0. 4 10.4 .... 10.1 -• 10,1 ... 26 A 9 Ll ul 171 17 ii i: tio 'Li 10.( 111 . 27 . 4 36i no. 1111 a. a 8, 10 I•oglo-3420. Nov. (L), sll - - arr. iinglo if son Klas .. all 17 13 10 - 6 Atlantic TeL 04.8p.ce. on ai Si a 3 16 Mtelrenna Armteal..„- 95/ 11 SI O 0 1 aestrabanlLL/1126(1. 1 1 /Fe * I oo to irmoorMeteslatateeL 11 Pr rpm .... Be N Berna7latiecror= si 101 I* ... 0010` 1 01010 0 , Vaughan it. 176 • 6pm Ilasbar Owl ( en * 6 00 6 Do. and brae 1 1 1 Po 3 I 00 6 Do. and Issue .. - S 4 le Unlit Aossrbea loam 44 00 25 10 MI. It. B. •1. ling. SeL (L) .' IN 73 31 - 00 91 Bora& Tee (L..).1 14 - -es ... la sib Owed& Oompeor ...-. 1 an 90 91 ✓G 10 aboaslleaLoondlar(L) • 1) 2 1 411 .., 101 10 0441omOswisemy 1 7 Si 310 1 n -4 10 Ditto • Mures , 2 5 1 pro - 100 16 Clty or Lonsloal.Pro.(l, 1 1 0/411 .- 141 30 gf of Milan Isur•CL I 1 9414 par MO 10 Do all 6 3Ms - MO 25 City of Moscow Oen (L) 6 2 1/ 4 / 1 -. 100 511 City 4.101.444 (Nos.) ~ 10 S 74 41 7/ 100 10 CosameroblOnloonne 1 • 2/ 2/pro 7i_ MO 10 Oocs.ol.lrtconMen(l,ll 111 e Ws - MO 1111 Owmolldeto4 DN.. 124. , 111 41 A4b 50 0 10 Stootinental Un.U•o(l )I 10 14116 pm - NO 100 Cooleseteorporallos(L 114 9 7 41s -. 15 0 .0/.. /4 ..1244.1/p.e.l ES 16 400 10 11 f050.,9110b. or Swg. , 0 Si 6 psi 9 1 MO 10 Do. of blourblas (1.4: to s a osi - SD N. Orystal Palau .. •• -.ASO 17 30 37j 10 1. U. Do. Prelerewoe .. -11110 111 110 .. 106 U. Ds. Ip. el Fero. .... Ass 114 117 - 500 10 Derlemm=vmacL4mlto) -1 8 IMr per, - 10 9 7 die .- 6 1 11 IN 10 Nesters Asian Tee(t) * 12 *de - 60 100 LbsdioLond,C.4lll4l4. 10 6 4 4141 - 10 L India Into. It Caul II 4 1 mai - N !Ebbw Vale l6 11 4(4111 - 4 1 Oidl 11 10911114110•45170401411'31 IN. so, Insoir la Telegraph •••• UM 130 1U 1.1.1 9111 6 Beg. sod 4144. - 10 Cog.ind Y 74 3 2ea .. 000 100 lbas. 11 A 1 1 dli .- 014 10 11.1rbOrn leibmerbss. 1 lessw - WV 50 Financial Daioces4 D.) 10 4 2Me 71 ... 000 N rofe43. Warell3l33 (3. 3 3 MEI 000 10 G e arers (1144144)..- is 11 0 die - II) 6.oreobfalb•cdle4.ll 6 13 awe 1 01 1.1 nem.llteers 161 1 0 1 / 11110 U 10 33 10 Moiredl'oloolal /1.1 1 .1 1 1/ I:: _ ... 10 aoootoovtadoo Gos 01l 70 - ON II aselsoa's Mos -••- .11 tot 1 I* 1 ov 54 Rambo' Iron Worts(L) U 10 16 tie - 050 50 bep./1114r.021.1•031.) 6 Si *pet 114 71 000 eri Wryly, 3.10.1 1/ /4114 per - 000 80 Internotional GODOntet 10 6 34b - 390 10 Interast/1ne5.906.(L) 1 1 INN * 1 - 00,040 29 laternaLlAnd *WWI 6 t is too - 90300 10 it Lout lO 1 per - 910 10 alloolrel6. (Coo.CaT )J NI I* 114 I. I. 00.60.0. 4.16. c 111701 an 82 d 0 - 110,000 U idaillosiDtswllolll4), 10 1 01416 9/ 9 WOO 50 Wel sonorities (Us. i )j 6 3 2dr .- 4 26 000 Load. African Trading 10 7 IMs - - 121.090 16 Lookendeeledon.M. 1 8 Nis 11e1 .3013 33 Lom•Oonnt/1•034,21.( pm - 1 33 1300 6 Load.faolesaaTalis(L)l all 15 211 - 1 4 43: 06 6 114:6&1111r111111ts.atillt V 9 71 1 ga = MOO 60 toa.4lol64s.lng.Co(Ll 10 11 034 - 10,000 oo woo.. Roam. &Omni, lo 11 7 11 . - 63 00 GO Loseiller. Dieoceint4)l 10 11 9db - KM SI LoodProvbrob4orUe 1 50,000 \lO Kobus Infos. • Y 04•411 16 1 1 411 s 1.31 •-• 1) Do. 10,000 25 ¶4&5116 Invrotanent(L 11 111 lab per - 11300 10 novenas LasdAto.ll4 ) , 1 }as /am - 11.010 10 OAR Ratio. . (la la Si 44 -4 10309 50 Merchant Shlpplng .1.)1 16 7 6as - 16,000 10 mlllweliff.l.4.44Dockl.l 71 6/ 3445, - 60.000 II Minoan Irom I %orig. 1 *MO 1 0 Notellan4lo4l.o.ol 5 2 1 NW 43 1/4114 - 110.000 U flamed Oto•Oza,4t, 0 11119 po. kii 1 11.000 to tiolLoootoroo.li •st I °lab .- 10.015 Ito NedosalltreanNu.( ', 10 ails per - GAN Ul Nirboddat/oel • 1.1 I 1 S 1 dla - 4190 1 00 4 stallzrLabLAg.L. ; 1 1 0 •11 s. ...... PLOW Of r4.7.ea1504 7.3L0wn1. 11 e 1 pen - 16300 10 northerneaolanTee(l.l 14 1444 par -. 16,000 10 Do. B 1373751. 84 B.B44l.lsotraleden4l4 too 60 0 •- 114 00 N.3441.41114ran.1e.N. oe 19 20 - 11 . 0 0 0 30 0 10 Nownagee( De 1,1m11441 laeara : l i t i Atli . L 10310 541 OrtentalllealleM(Unt 10 1 714 .... 5 Mama Dos (WOW) all 61 0 - 30,00000 6 Do. New 1 ler ( pro ... 60 000 10 tlnlandnlema(L) •11 1 2 ..- 15006 10 Owe. • eumnrertnewet 2 par ad .- 11.500 SI Ottomasn Compaq ILL) 1 par apol - 10.000 61 Onomou 'tamale& 11 )11 T 6dß - 16,606 6 Dolman Da; (dad 624) en Si 4 - 100.1000 50 Oweres4.oonsep.Oo (I. 15 7 7111 01 12 3 1 60 10 reeoessat.m.eream4 l 4 l 8 13 l ib - 17,21410 4 6 Da. do. . - 26.000 10 1 IMF r *Too 610 1 - 164,v00i es. Peel aly.Land/1110.34 tall 42 46 - SON 61 Peolosolor Is U. *tem sa to 76 Woo GO Do. do. Now,. IS 16 18 tr. - WO 10 01oraits 1... IL, UN.. * Se 4i 11a ... N Rhymer Iron sk 29 31 - Itlll Do. New Di, • II BUJ. ay Lapeer, (L ) A II 24 -. 90,101 U Ditto MN ..... - lll 2 1 eta - 50,0e0 23 , Rio Janeiro GM (13u )on per tpa - 16,000 110 Moral Mall Stem 100,11001. 94 riussra levier. NO 1U 118 -. 60.000 IS lodth. Kalglit.l6oa. II 12 10 &al - mozi., is 4 0 ,tioao..Tiornaoi ) $ 6 6AO .- 20300 1111 ,11. African M. it In. (L) 6 5 a ens -. Atm to Owls Amorous. tow al SO II 2 SWOON. di inolmoboaologook no so 00 ... 1 I DO. 80 21 P 1 14 i : r . .‘o6 , U 4=truc.&ll4la.l7. 12 Si stets - 100.0001 to Mersey NA. ) I 1 11/ rea - 7.54/4 * TOWN Petroleum 11.1 4 per 1 17.0011 10 Trostk.Agolo2ol2.o.l. 11 1 WU Isli .- 0 000 SO T. iL. 1.4). 08 U.00106* 6 333 301 "- 103,003 10 11a.Marlse of Wert 2 I Xs - okooo, 5 110tt0411.7.1.6.00. )on 0 I MI, ,- 56.0001 21 Univers. Marine Ina. .! 1 i lel - 114,000 1 15 Upper Ate onToo(lAre.' 44 1/ 2 eat - 153001 10 \ Ditto - 114 10 11 .... 111,000! 00 Warom. F10....111.6 110 14 Ndls 1 .. 10.4100( is xo.f bolio&PociticiMlL op i tiro' , - - - - PREFERENCE SHARES. Calranian, Qattara, No. Great Northern O per eon, redeemable at 10 pa mot. prom., 100. Great Watiem—Original 5 per coat redeem. pref., 101 i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Baia and Son Prsocroo (Lim.) pa • 7 Per cent, 14 1. Sambre and Nene 5 per mot. prof armee. &4. Aostriia and L om b ar d o -Venstin, 16. g.% al 3 - 1 : 4 •-• I 1., et 421 I 9'i—Sil Noir MINES.-(THIS DA Y.) T _ —_,.—_ Two o'Cz.ocl. The mining market is steady to-day with • fair amount of business. Wept Caradon shared' are now quoted 10i to 11 ; Great Vor, 341 to 351 North Treskerby, 2 to Si ; East Cern Brea, NI to ;Bing Doug, 15 to 17 ; Lady Bertha, 14s. to 16s. ; Prince of Wales, I to i ; East Lovell, 15 to i ; Clifford Amalgamated, 21i to T2i ; and Chiver too, 9i to I. Yudanamutano shares are inquired for, while Cape Copper and Washoe show flatness. The Mi ni n g Court has ordered the Charlotte United Mining Company to be wound up, under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1862. A petition for the winding up of the South Fox dale Silver Lead Mining Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Stuart on the Sth December. SERIOUS DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE. (YIDS DAY.) EXPRESS OFFICE, 3 Zia.' Lombard-street is at the present time the scene of a dimstrous fire, which bas already laid in pies pi muerte valued at many thawed viands. What will be the extent of the damage before it is sztinguished it is at present impossible to tell, as esveral premises ate fairly alight. The fire commeoced in the well.k no wn range of pre mises, running over several houses, in Three King-000A, b e l on gieg to Messrs. Price sad Goene ll, the perfumers to the Court. The existence of the fire was not known instil the smoke was seen issuing hem the wood door of that part of the premises f acin g Kiog's Head-coast. An ingtant alarm was given, and although not two hours hue elapsed the fire is = kiss fearful progrm. Already several premises, iocludieg those of Yarn. Carman and Pease, the shipping spats, and some private and business houses, ere hurtling furiously. Great fears au also entertained lest the flames should reach any of the banking-housea and insurance-offices which Maimed 12 ' the main street. Six of Shand and Yawn's Madames., end a great laser Parish and manual power scenes of the Leaden Brigade are at work. The gouts, oils, and tinctures were forced by the water from the steam-ermines down the street. and exhibited all sorts of colours. The moment the mains of the New River Compsny were drawn, plenty of water was obtained, sod auk end of Loasbard.street and the op i thereto we-e blockaded by the police. -- - PROVINCIAL Huns KAMM& LTIMuMOOI. Nov. 26.-lieles Snead : Great Endern, 47- Great Western, 441-Lswialtire and Yorkshire, 114-Loud andon ani North Western. Mt 4 4 a -Manchester, Shefliekl, Lincolnshire, al 1 laa-Ydropolitaa. 1361-11idiaod, 126- North Initials, 6 1 1 a-North Postern illerwick capita , SLOCk• 1111-South Eastern, AO -Buffalo and lake Burr o . 6o 64 1-11Ituo 3-16 ~, -is Oren& Trunk of Canada, 244 i 4 a 6 a 4 46444-b4 Central. 43-United Stew: 620 Bonds. 144 1 Great Lusensbant shares, 16446 a-liesican Three per Cent WA - Alliance tank of Land 41 and Liverpool I.4inited), 4 p -Mercantile and Is change Bank Posited), 4 31 4 11; I d.-North Western Bank {Limited), 41 p. -Liverpool and Loudon and Globe Fire au We Insurance, W. p-1:11ibm Marine (Lindtmi, a p.-British Ship- OW OWL 1 1446 .4-Liverpool lachaage. 24-Sallassai Shan ,thated), a WA 1. d. al•scsaislia, Bur. 4.5.-There was a very good badness at generally I m p r oved prices. kinickuw, Vaughan. and Gatpany .Limlte4 , , 41 p.-Eida Vale Company 'Llinitrt , 1 d -Me , 67-, Great Pasta% 67- • e l 4 e n limetGre it Norther' A. 1114-01• 01 Ti of c. na de. a f , 4 a --4irest a. e•iren of Cowls, 174--.'”ws Western, 441- SS-Isuscaebire .and Tortildie, nil— Looncad talegoidan Karina insurance iLinalwaii, a v.-L.-a do m ai d ),rth Western. IP4I msnriwire WO 4 . .. , U1V Reek (Wd ey p.-iiincliesterkehedisid, end Lincolnshire, Si 0111 egg li t 1 doi 4 4 -lAN , give per ..out pool. trap • IS-tt. - Metropolitan 1371-Midland, la-North Initial, 614 1-loath Eastern. In-United Mates free Years Bonds. 644- 'seamier ~,MCgcul:ll7. II P.-1110;ir.is aurance, la it-Trunk, 4th preL, COAL MA KKET.—(rillB DAY.) Walls Lad Haswell, 20. - Walls Rod South Hatton, 20.. ; Walls End Hartlet;ool, 19.. 9d. ; Walls Ead South Reline, 19e.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 19..; Walls Eod Kalb" 19s. ; Walls End Tanstal, 18.. 6d.: Walls End Hatton Lyons, 18.. O. ; Wall. had Yeasher Peiensosa,l9.. Ships at market, 27 ; at am, 110. ---.---___ Cleat Kalmar guano moo a 0 Thum. day eves* sleety:a was Oen at the Colonnade, Clare. makes, by Mr. Robert Ingham, Q.C., sad B. P. for lf.,nth Shields, Mr. W. Raimondi occapyrngtho chair. Tbe lee. tare was «Althea " Travolliag by Water to Fairly and Recent Times." and area ON Oriltilni•tine a • heete., which the honourable and learned pestles= gave in Oh same plans at the Walloping ot the year. 'leo iecturer entered tally into a description of the V/ViAll contrivances of mac, civilised and neeirdieed, for travelling none eater. from the primitive raft aod rode emelt and emu* to the majestic Great Easters. the mom gesont.e saisievemeot ..4 modem shipbuilding. The lecturer then proceeded to give a clew an d istarestng explainotioo of the method by which ships "spoke" with sack other, end coocluded by referring to the privileges we enjoyed is the perfection of our atom ships, which hod helped to remove the torrion mad mai. mashies which bad serrated asthma lot so meow toes bed extended commerce sad eiviliaation, cultivated peleo is of tontual forbearsace asd depeadenee stamps sr aph WAIN sad bad, under the binning of Clod, bees the near of dimemisatiag.the blesslop of Cbristiaaity amend the Mathew living to the dark dame of Oa earth. A* this cmaclusios of the leettue the et rpremed hie ehair time to the bon. lecturer foe the setereshug aro 1101100619111 ' lecture be had favoured tleem eelithhat tee. +ad nee ' chided by proposal a vote ks, whisk was tapir rattly received by Use warm. Tin DZIMMa that&T AXD VIZ Forrnliallt COD -1 cLiwted;r—thWeeponader.enstaada . wri, r eseinu.s elientf ef f. tamorge tim, oiert n.hiro d . Chatiowy, doly ejected the parties reanimates John Blared Thomas (the ea (Nast elaimat), from the 1 Drymeia Frit sad Britbdir lanes, td delivered over fag 1 promenos thereof to Yr. Thomas Themes, retro ere and ILed agent. Neath. the evpoistint reesdeer ny *hese estates soder the Corot et harary.--dhsenem arreld. Artemis Ward, in a private letter, rates that Doctor lissimies, the larooto Leedom seer and profit, bevies foretold that the cad el the world srUl braes an hie ewe birthday, is lassall. 1b67, he. Arternov , will sot , t Distend u ntil the latter rod o f 1886, when the people there visi will he selling off 'Lod dollar's will be ploetif al. Mr. Ward says that he shall leave Beideed is the Let fir e ie time to see the Armies. ogle spread his wisp mii the stars rad stripes is his beak awl Where sore away to his keetiv emlillehusa.—Aseerican paper. I