The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) coURT OF CoMMoN PLEAS. 'itta.C. in 16• e•- Inef..fr 1.1...1 Chief .Pu•tnc Erie awl •al Ke•tinq.) I r. I . ' A. Till y %ice I. 01 tlltt ICA II tlilirric The plahatitt 11W.i• A f 1411,1011.:. I arVI 'tattle 11.31er at Stein -1.4.1. Allel he ClAline.' .618.14,1 11f..11 the gnotatl that the .I.l.lelet, • I mad o 1 th, M a rpo. of I:‘ettr, hada...malted law .b 4 t..k n hum hit.. at .. 1A1:1% A) %lAtIo,O :at u.hbite, CIA 111.11%.: that the% W.. Ir the prot..rt but to c.tct. The ewe •..a .11t..lta.t W lilt's, at l.einesttr, when tlwituy fuutol ft./ it.. •Ltra.t.,e. . . Nlatool.‘ tem two. tt for r hew trial. and .tated th th•• I.Liotat! lovi•elf , o-re thit h.l paid for the $l• l•at ou the lost of the 41rienoltlit it Owl propanl to in.., that ..t awe or fur to tie. Monolog aVrt.lll.l tUtt.,,j upou the Pawl of the maniuis. and it. stno w l the rahlats, and that these 'Arlie pa:tares tom.- 11,.“..1 them to the plaiutith 11.. hmL.hip , howarrr, .aal ei a if lbws. tots were !anted, hold float t at••i• ota In the t thhit• Rao in the plaintiff'. It was - 4 14 .11'1 , 1 Skit 116 1.4111.1.11. was wron4 m a.. rulin4. 11.14. gmatoil. %•ORLO r. 11..u.rr.—0rt... LIN wILL fA . .f.. Mr Mellor sod that in 17'; a Mr. .‘ti.lrew mak • will, .;. • • oa.; some !moiled pftierty to hie illegitimate arm, I • • ; - •tral %wheat, for Me. with nenwietke to the lolootalre I.e.l,:aftt ttolfew enjoyed the prapert, iaitil his di Ala. in I' 6 : Ent at his .1- ith, amon4 hi• jurei• W.I• I owl another •ill of his lath. r, dated igh 174 e. This hat atel Alm g'iar 1•44.1ril wire w the prof arty ha 1.1.., but i;aae f.114.4th h r 4. a Ira rose when, the dirleadint i•eltotol The pigment 1.41100 was ..12e Or, tWerld. .0"41.4. bring wLah will was the r ad ; wet et the teal beton. the Lim' Chief Itaron at Littcoln, hi• lonlalsap took an eatrenade atrom ei w in favour ni the plaintiff, air,. that althou4b he could not tell the jury as a loaner of law that llbe statute • f limitation. applied to a teal proda.-..1 like lho after the hi.. of upward• .4 •ifty pars. till Le th..ught that there ought to he sorb ; awl he ails isc.l them to Fnl t the proltit 1.1.1 n• they were artistled lea-ad .11 .1...4,14 that the urns.' document was the will of 1e•t444. •tot woo lotee.l.l I.s him to he acted upon. The lorry. after Wag ouselaratnia, found for the platatatf bat it was now submitted that hie lonlahip was wrong in ha. ilhiatios, awl that the irtribet ens agateet the weight .4 restrain . Rule granted. 4'N'RT OF EXCIIEQI'EIt. sitting, in 1t.n. , ..—(1k1.wr the Lunt (lief Baru° and Barns. licaniarell, Chasm ll, and Willa.) TIIE REV. MK. HATCH'S CAME. T II T. LLWII .131 D Orllllll+. -rat man or THE t t•f..- Jt MICR. Tlio woe so action brought by the plaintiff to Teeny', 11111/Vel for the segligewee of t►e ilifinulaata, Silvio+. Lewis and Lewis, of Llrphies, as his attorneys, in cooducturi his defence ow a indictment preferred against him at the Criaideal Court for Marietta, assaults on two youria girls, named Plummer, who bad been mottled to the pluntitl•s care, while be was fang the office of chap. lain to the Wandsworth Cool. At the tn il before the Lord Chief Mon the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, with NM. d inviges. An appliratioo w.m then made to the learned jute, to certify f..r coatis, awl uu h,• refuval a nde was moved for, awl ',braised, by Mr. Chamber% on balmff of the plaintiff. to soalle the plaintiff to recover the cosh of the action. Slooday Mr. Serjeont shoe, Mr. Lush, and Ms. Meek, on behalf of the defecilLints, showed came agaieet the rule ; awl Mr. Chambers was heard in support, when the mimesis were adjoaroesl to this d..v. Mr. Earth DOw followed ou the rune side, and rid be sh. , uld apply himself to the two objectiom made by his learn•' (needs, that this application was an appeal from the decision of the Lord Chief 'Lira); and that the applicatiou WWI too late. The Lord Chief Hama—You may relieve yourself from the roe or the other. Mr. Garth proceeded to my that Mr. Serkeint Shoe had urged that this action should not have been brought at all ; not that it should not have been brought in the superior courts. Mr. Hatch had brought his action for • much larger ■um, but he had only recovered 405., a•d that viaduct had been confirmed by their lordship. But • judge waa nut entitled to say from say motive or caprice that such an action should not have been brought, and such could not be the construction of the statute. Mr. Baron Wilde —You say that every action that will lie is fit to be brought. Mr. Garth—Yee. my lord. Mr. Beres WI Buller's Legislature spud(' of some actious which are not fit to be brought. Mr. Garth—lo the superior courts. _ __ _ The Lord thief Baron-'hero are circumstances which might confer a legal right, but on which it would be dia. graceful to bring an action. I do not apply the observe. tica to this as.., but it is one of the blessings of this coun try that a jury will sometimes do that justice at which a judge might hesitate. Mr. Garth submitltcd that the legislature Dever in tended that the judge sitonkl have the power of deciding that, although a man was 'staled to 4th., be was not en titled to bring his adios. This wee cert•ialy an action which should ban bees brought iu the superior gouda It bad occupied three or four days, and the Lord Met Batas had t•ke• four hours to sum up, which was a test of its importance. Mr. Lewis had made it • special jury CM. and if Mr. Hatch had proceeded in the County Court, the defendants would cer tainly have removed it by certiorari to this court, and there was not o•e of their lordship who would have refused it. He submitted that the action was one which the plaintiff wen entitled to bring in the superior courts, and that their lordships should tease the rule for the costa of the trial absolute. Mr. Baron Bramwell, in delivering judgment, said he was of opinion the rule ought to be discharged. It masted that the plaintiff had recovered a verdict of 401. against the defeadeata, who were his anomie for negligence, end the pneent application was made under the 24th sec. of the 11l and 24 Vie., c. 126, on the ironed that there was sufficient MOM for triaging the action in the meet in which it had been brought. An appliance had previously been made to the Lail Chief Heron wider the 11th sec. of the 13 sod 14 Vie., e. 61. which enabled the lodge who tried the muse to certify for code, and it was under the same state of circumstances that it MA before the full court after the refusal el the Lord Chief Bares to certify, so it was practically an appeal from hie docn, although it TM not legally so, and it was therefore mem patent to the parties to make it. He thought that slthough the legislature gave them the power it was nev er kneaded that thy should swam it ou a matter such as this, and which was use be would not maT of dim ratios, but of ea se.. It could weer have been intended that there should have been an appeal front the judge who tried the cease, aml who bad the bed opportunities, and was the most teen. patent person, to decide the question. The legislature sever mutinied that time and expense should be wasted, as the. roust be. if such appeals were allowed. If so, the plaintiff might have gone sot to this court, hat to thy single judo at chambers, sad asked for a writhed, for meta. He considered this was ad a came in which they should Madam Section 4 of the act applied to all idiom, sad he eolith well coomive tams in which as appliance ensh en this might be properly made, to cases, far WWI*, wens, Übe action was sot tried, or where all the bee had am come before the judge, sad he should my, " 1 ant of opisioe is paid of law them was no soffickot reason." It would he to his Wad meet improper if they reclined the decision of the judge at aid prium ea matter of opinion, end it appeared to Ye that th o ugh they had practically the power Amy should not in eases of this hied mere. it. It was mid that the plaintiff brought kis miles me duly for compendia', bet is vindication of hie thsearbse, but the deteedaate might fairly my, •• Your themeter is miens to as—the (sly gaieties is is then mama rases fir bringing the adios." For theme masons he thought the tale sheath ke dinierged. Mr. Bum Chased] mains. Berea WS& filly maserred. ' Tic Lod Chief Baran-1 have sketaned fns *dun PAP meet is the ems oath my leveed bro th els had delivered their opiates, betanse• although sot teeheisally„ it is sub. Matially, as appeal from my decides. I am sunnily of the name °auks, 1 have already erpreemed, and I think it would he often charm= and always aim &loons if we came to any rthee emetheice Them is' net a mingle argument which km ken used la =Lof this role, which would not lave hem jest me e sod equally forcible if the esetwered had bee, sot Ili., but one Adis( or one Mr. Gesth's argument I. that if • as has a right to a he bee a right to recover it in the Coed of Ezeberpter at ma impetus of any hoadred amok I own that this q years to be so sods w all seam de a lnia that ib IMMO be the role ender whisk Jed's' th emit the powers conferred en them by act a It is right arm that I should diatioctly state rears. for my amine. The adios was brought foe negligence is two igweede—the lest been for aegligence is the eandad of the plaintiff's can before the inserted& I staged in emmaing up, and I now date, that oa the *Admen Woe the magistrate, he, in my judgment, had arAking else left bat to commit Mr. Hatch for Yfsl. t was not for he. to decide whether the witames had perjured themselves Of ad if rime were made out to go to the jury. I think Mr. Lewis was perfectly correct, according to the marinas of all ae quainted with the crimisal law, sot to hem called witnesses who would have been probably subjected to arcenexaraias. Lion whoa the cam mast go to trial, sad that he emend the soundest discretion as sot doing so. The ewe at the 13214111/41101. IL—Damodor aittodod sod aim& Is lidos ma as Moi :aka Y 11•04 •1 mini Ma arim dant moboodroda ot so MI autorawa: orl ora dm. awe Si dog.. canal mob thoorambedlho beam L—imored Idammosta Y dads. 11.-11obload Mb be mamollia tad dm I gala. D.-13boalto ot TIM (boo—bto pYlt kV et olde wad. I.—forot (1 to 11—sollustob C.—pond (I tor. I. — Moab . Ma dry dual (dmoiltod) : ad: b. : 1. aadata NO MAY (Mat o. amass (da) oda o moo S. thunder. s.—Sowdlitartatioe ,1 to in. 7.—Colon. latislOCO In ring Wort ?Rotting MORI TIMMY. N. Niigata-B.E. to W.—Fresh. R. W. to N. mid NAL—Strom " ballal—s or w. . to W. —Sao. sad S.W. toN. —lressie to gala, rata. rntn, or .now. L Coast—S. to W. Fresh, S.W. to N.lF—mr a gar, to W.—Gale to Similar. ▪ relay. FATAL ACCIDENT ON TES WADI/lUD AND BAISILNT RAlLMAY.—Yasterday morsias t l a ttal accident cossured es the line of railwa beteessW and Bans ley which is a booth of the sad Yorkshire Rail way. There was a coal train on the by the driver of which Sutcliffe, his stoker Whig his sea, • pouf oar- Tied ws, semi Gems Siateraffe. Beth pasties reodad at Priorcerhal. Wahefiria When sear the Dart's Metros, sad engeged b elrastlog, soother luggage train came up, sad easysesee of sane misrasorption (a rnieunder- Wading of the shgeale) • conj.:ice occurred. The engine of the coal trait was thrown off the line, and very much ; arid Sutcliffe, the driver of the coal train, was k~Bie sd bie heed being out off from hie body. The we (the stoker) also met with • widow but not a fatal occident. Balers the collision took place he saw the danger which was impeediog, and he attempted to jump from the anise over • wall about fire feet high. He failed, however, sad falling he was caught by the engine, which very wan* crushed and broke the bones of both his feet. He was ow- Toyed to Wakefield sod taken to the Clayton Hospital, where be ie now under the we of Mr. Walker, surgeon, and Dr. Moore. It ts believed that he will recover, though his injuries are urine& THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6,186 L • - trial before me was what an the wotkl knows, and the great argunieut of Mr. l'isamber. was that there were witnesses pre. parts' to state that the r valence could not be true that the plaintiff had miscooducted himself, because there were five permute at the window who saw the carriace go away, but the materials on which the chill was souse:teal of perjury on the second trial were only furnished by what took plane at the trial of Mr. Hatch. and I am now disposed to do the arise justice to Mr. !latch. I said this, that I think it must be taken acoording to the admi nistration of our criminal law, that when • party ha. summated iti convicting a witness for perjury, and the Secret ar y o f S ta t e has advised her Majesty to grant a free pardon, that that inlivLlual ha. established his innocence in thi- only war he can, aeconling to the admini stration of the crundual law of this country, and that be ill cutillcd to the full Leuiit. Ruh. ilpehargesl accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Iltefore the Lord (trdinary.) tuner , a., hasi.ReNT •xu a sailllEß. This was a matter of proving it• solemn form of law the Lest will of Ilra 'lane* :assleasn, lateat Bealwaarth. Warwickshire. dated sin the Isth of August, 1,15 e. Tle• prorrty amasisted maly of four or hse small haulm which wero heavily moil 7,a:sal. The wall was propounded by Use eseeutaars, and "Pt." 4 ". 1 he two of the deerewad'a Its. Spanks appean .1 (or the c•xeeutore ; Dr. Phillimore. C., and 11r. 11'11.4.11, for the .I..l..telaida. The :dtc.tin,.; wits...see havaug been examined. The I'mill deerced probate, and condemned the &koala auts le the colds. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. lIE PI - SST.- Mr. I.%rninsi.,-in r Nis jnolgtsent ht this case, shah was liefon• thi. yenterday. and oleo before the 'ourt of flankriontry on To day. the insolvent had filed his petition in thi. r-ourt in dune kid. and nines the opera. tin .4 the new law lie had BIM a pi-taunt in the Court of Menlimitcy. A. he hail an cyi.ting In.titiou in this court, the Court of Itinliniptcy h.al rilicied k. &wham, him. Mr. licriny, herrinter. hail applied to that court, and the cwumiwiooer had refuncil to alter Ids deei.hro , and he then applied to We court to dismian the relatio n. nod the coin. renervad his opinion. 11.. Honour now decided 0.1 this court could not illendee the ectition, and if the ii i erlycnt wan without honk. and Mnfin thin mond applimi. tem, an allownii r would is made and leave granted to Mu a ie-11.1u1c. Thu leCl . NiO will .cttle the lira-five. An wading peti• tioo io thia court will pt....guile a petition in the Court of It.oltrulitry. A procee ding commenced in this court roust he coucluchnl here. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WELL A law arrwrvx Tlfr. KTUDETN. Jig* 46..e.5w.hr Arm-ea... 7 no, 22, a veterinary strident, residing at rel, Colkge•place, Camden Town, mid Welter Beard , . aged 24, a clerk, residing at St, ttueenotreet, Camden Town, were charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with being drunk and causing a disturlsince at the ebv!..f Mr. Russell Greene, colfeeshop.keeper, of 3, York•street, tboutien Town. and further, with breaking two iquarus of glass sail a table. Between 2 and 1 o'clock this morning the prisoner and some other veterinary students and clerks entered the corn plaineas shop sod male a great disturbance. Without eiceiving any provocation they commenced fighti , and before the rionplaitiant could stop them his table was as wells. two squares of lama. As soon as it was ascortmiasd that the police bad been sent for they all &ended from lighting but not until 31semmare had received a very severe blow on the forehead. Only the above defeodants could be taken into custody, as the others ran off. The prosecutor mid he did not wish to be Wuxi with the defend ants if they would pay for the damage. The prisoners said they were not drunk, and were not the first aggressors. Mr. D'Eyncourt (the prisoner Macn•mers baring paid the damage) discharged the prisoners with a caution. MA RLBOROUGH-STREET. DIRCHAR,INO FIREWORKS. Revery Hughes, a lad. was . charted before Mr. Hendon with discharging fireworks in the streets. Camels, 132 P, said be was called the previous night to Tower-street, where be found some boys letting off fire works, and the prisoner with a squib in his hand going of at the time. The lad—!t was not a squib, it was a cracker. (leinghter.) Mr. Elsadma—!t makes little difference ; but what was it, con.table? Constable—l don't know, but it exploded four times. (Lioghter.) Mr. Besdos—Then it was a cracker. The lad—lt was given to me by soother boy. Mr. Beadoo—You may depend upon it, if the practice is continued in spite of all attempts by the legislature to sup press it, I will punish ell who are brought before me. I am glad it is the only charge of the kind brought before me to-day. Mr. Besdon fined the lad 10e.„ or seven days. BZITISH 20111/111101IL MIL I" I RAILWAY'. 1 el Y th4g elleal7 Pl". • I "W W I r 4411 - BM 11l Maras 01611.1dwrisod 66 60 —. el 100 Bard Biz. &Claks. 1199 11109 ✓ 0 Do. do. .• .• 109 all 8ad1a101114494/14roal. 49 61 —• 10 all I Do. 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Wast 101 114 4 dls —l9l 111 Do. ow LOS an Do.Op.e N liddpay73,9.op 90 100 1M all ' Do. 61 do.. 77,014.0 p. 89 02 1M all Do. do. 78 wlthoutop. 140 all D0.659.4.191d.pay.17 Ilk NO *ulna Gear. 49 per at. 90 92 N. ISO Do. do. 6 put at 99 100 100 119 Do. 45 pot at. ftlas 92 94 19 all Do. 6 per cent. do — dlt 6t 100 Malb.Oorp.4p. clßoads —•—. 10 all N. Brummolek & Garde A cap. me. 4 4 —• * all Do. do. Lad do. 4 6 M an Do. do. B cep. do S 6 M an Do. do. Lad do. S 6 IL 1* Bekaa lO2 103 18 15 Do. Ptudaub M all Do. do. — OR 19) Do.lndilt VW-9.w° 91 99 110 1 Trlaldad,Umdld.llarfp I 2 dim FIRES CAUSED IT FIREWORKS. • During the night and tide morning the firemen of the London brigade were called to attend three fives in the metmpolie canoed bT persons discharging fireworks lo the street. One fire, which was of &serious character, hap. pened in the premises belonging to Mr. 1). Haynes, • twine manufacturer, carrying on business at 17, ttegent.vtreet, ]file-end-road. Some pyrotechnics having been discharged into the Mr by boys, the sparks fell into the wivehooses and storerooms—buildiogs stretching over sixty feet in length—setting in flames the exteovive stock in trade. The electric tele graphwas at once put io motion for the atteodan c • i engines, and in a very brief space of time two parish engines attended, as well as three of the London tingailis The warehouses sad storerooms were destroyed. The loss will fall upon the Borg Fire-ofitce. Another Ire eeestmed at N 0.7, Smart's-row, Gress-strest, 11 19 Mai". belonged to Mr. 11. Evans, loop mad flax drew. Some partially sprat squibs falling late the workshop set Ore to • large quantity of hemp and Imo, mad is Inn than a quarter of an hoar the lima bad extended from tie workshops to the adjoining wormboomea. The workshops sad warehouses were surly destroyed. Information of the disaster was at ease deepatabsd to Mr. the surveyor to the Atha itre-Mhee, in which the property was Jammed. A fire also 'opposed es the prsmiw of Mr. Reuben Renwick, egotistic, magraver, sad printer, No. 19, Grace church-street, City. Some lighted crackers dropped down the iron grating into the baessent warehouse, and set fire to the contents. A serious ammo* of demo was dose. The loss will fall oo the Umbra firrefies. Anchor onions An took place ii the lAo• pubils-bosie, itoottoide, Bork*. mooed by boys divan* liroororko. WEATEZR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) putt. NOVIZIM I, II 4.11. Naas &mum U Lima Ausursui Swum l& 41 0000 0 62421"6.4 71cl aurnA gatoo& 42. 41 1 41 “ 0 V= - 66 64 e 524 711 Looms Dons Possonololu - $1 Pamaii . , N timmenet MN &ii. air. wAw. air. B.S.W. SAL &W. LL W. W.I.W. LW. •w. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST CITY BETTING. (ROY OUR BPECIAL 00111111.011113)11ft) EXPRESS OFFICE, Tnm o'Ctoen. Speculation this morning was almost entirely confined to the Worcester events. East Sheen and Miss Julia, for whose rapid rise the quotations published in the Expre As of yesterday had prepared the public, eogrossed nearly all the betting on the Flying Stakes sod were bucket at evens &pied the Held. For the Steeple chase n somewhat large commisaioo wax forwarded between I and 2 o'clock to back Cock-arloudle4loo, who. it may be remembered, was a few years ago trained by John Scott, and who was at thait time in greet force for the Derby. At the hour of going to proof:to I was with difficulty obtainable hoot him. bows beta were laid on the Derby at the fol. lowing prioes 190 to 8 apt Marquis (t) 500 to 20 Ensign (t) 109 to 3 Ace of t'luba (t) 40 to 1 Yakk (t) pr ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) WORCESTER MEETINC.-(THIS DAY.) ffT %KEA. About half a mile. Nuttiest, Mlle Julia, Woman in ft Lord of the Manor, Antwerp, 11111 y lltiindlee , Memo, Little petard, Gauntlet, ,meen of Spain, Piet Sheen, Pemba, Shillelaeh, bubbles, My Mal:. Latrine Leelemi, f by ileeetewet, Mew Sig to nee at Arnie, Fumble, Caracole, Mayflower, and Summer Breeze are here. HURDLE RACE. Two miles. The Freshman. ifeteit;rd,lmbleOl, — .ltaman, Leveret, Th“rnhill, M Eleanor, Yorkshire Grey, and Mavourneen are here. ANNUAL /STEEPLECHASE. About four miles. Amalie, The Freshman, heater Ilsgut, Xastlitw, ford, Lloabtful, Tumbler, Willoughby, Cock4-doodle-doo, &shun, Kee Apple, sad Yellow Girl are hero. FREE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Kibwurth lAss, Longford, Heals or Tails, rorkKerew, Premier, Bonnun, Lord Lord, EmhUmiak., Yorkshire Grey, Vain Hops, and Farmer from Kerry are here. I nnez Sunbeam, Butterdy,Juliet, and Gift. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. XARIC-LANIL-(THIS DAY.) The weather was very rough yesterday during the earlier part of the day, with a complete torrent of rain, and the wax' blowing strong from the K.W. To-day it is more calm, but there has again boon a heavy fall of rain. The wind is now from the mouth. This week the English supply is small of wheat and dour. Barley and malt moderate. Oats, beans, and peas, not many at present. Scotch and Irish oats, a few reported. The forein arrivals are moderate of wheat, Russian, Prussian, .t merman, and Black Sea. Floor, a small supply of American barrels. Barley, a limited supply from Hamburg. Oats, very moderate; kurian (principally Archom;el), Sweden, and a few per dearer from Hburg. Very few beans, peas, or seeds of saydeacription. The wheat market is very firm to-day, exhibiting* ten. dewy upwards in value, although not much business doing. Flour. country-made, held for more money than on Monday, and American very firm at Monday's extreme quotations. Barley trade steady, and value fully equal to Monday. Oats, a fair business doing to-day, and prices of KU fine samples quite as dear ; out of condition lots hang on hand. Beans and peas without change. Linseed and cakes steady and quite as dear ; rapeseed fimier ; mustard and canary dull trade. FLOATLNO CARGOES of wheat and maize firm at folly last rare Wll742.—Engiish : Baez and Kent, white, new, 60a. is 645. ; ditto, 6ne old, 565. to 00s.; ditto red, new, 525. to 605.; ditto, fine, old, 504. to 56e. ; Norfolk, kc., fine, old, —s. to —a.; red, new, —s. to —s. Foreign : Dantaic, Ma. to 665.; fine, 645. to 66e.; extra, 665. to 725.: Konigsberg, 61s. to 65a.; ditto. extra, 511 e. Weis.; Rostock, 635. to 70.. ; Mecklenburg red, 53a. to 645.; Ockerroark ditto, 525. American white, Ms. to 64a; ditto red, 525. to 575.; Canadian, 58s. to 645. malting. 365. to 395. ; ens, 465. grinding 34 . to 36a.; and distilling, 345. to 365. per qr. ; foreign Winding, 335. to 365.; ditto distilling, 34.. to 37..; malting, —a. to --s. lish, Essex and Norfolk, Ws to 635. ; 63e. to 70s ; • ad Ware, 66e. to 70a.; brows, re.. to 68s. Orra -English feed, 27.. Od. to 29.. Od. ; potato, 29.. to 31.. ; foreign, 17s. Od. to 24.. Rik 336. to :324. Ruins-English tick, 395. to 43. ; barrow, 41.. to 45m ; r4la. to 45.. ; foreign, Maragan 355. to IN. ; tick, t i o . 4ls. ; Konigsberg, 436. to 454. ; Egyp tian, 36.. to 38.. husk-English boilers, 38s. to 42a. • w to and blue, 38.. to 41s. ; maple , 40.. to 434.; grey, 344. to 36..; hog, Ns. to 38s. • fweign, 34.. to 375. FLOUIL-Eoglish town, 484. to 535.; ditto fine, 53a. to 555.; country, 43a. to 44r. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38a. to 43a.; Free* -a. to -e. pm sack; American, Ns. to 34a.; °Nadia, 274. to 34e. •-•• to -8 . INDIAN 0011 L -White, 38e. to 41.. ; yellow, 39a. to 4N. FLOATING CARGOZIA all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Bertli anaki sad Marianopk, per 49211*., 545. lowa. ; Ohirka, 51.. 1056 a. ; Polish °dem, per 480th.., red, 51s. to 65.. ; whits, 57.. to 61a. ; Danube and Galata, 41a. to 475. ; Egyytian, 365. to 425. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011.., Ns. to 274. ; Odessa and 'bombs do. 26a. to 274. Beans : Egyptian, per 48011. ., 32x. to 335. Haile : Odom sad Wats, per 49211.., 35a. Od. to 36a. ; Ibrail and &gigabits per 48011.., 31.. Od. to 35a. ; French, do., -a. to -IL ; American, do., 32.. to Ws. ; Egyptian, 321. to 335. Saing.-may used, per gr. 44.. to 52 1 . ; at wed, per gr., 54.. to 56a. ; Iluitard seed, per he white, 9.. to 11a. ; brow., 12s. to 14•• ; Unseal, per clr” malting, 575. to liamed cakes, Wilk, per toa, 101. IN. to 111. Os. ; American. thin, is bria., per tam, 111. 10s. to 121. Os.; do., in hags,ll/. N. to 111. 10a.; Baltic, 01. to 01.36. PAL to IN N.: Rape cakes, 51. N 1.61. • Tana, par bushel, winter, to 9.. 6d. ; Rape seed, En glish, per gr., Gk. to 68.. ARRIVALS 1.111T1) ! . ..0!4VO!! FROM NOV. 4 TO NOV. & 1100 and co(.B Irke. whim 7CO Daisy Ow 6lO Man Am, Seel* ON gado ; Yank& kW) aria 6011160 1260 I 0760 MINCING LLICIL-(TNIS DAY.) Suosa.-There le a fair demand for grocery deseriptioss at previous prime, but the market is not active; oryrtallised Demerara sold at 4N. 6d. to 425. 6d. ; low to good brown Mauritius, SU. to .15e. &L ; middling to fine yellow. 394. 6d. to 4k. ; middling to 6ne grainy and cry.. tallised, 41a. to 465. dd. ; fine whit* Bemires and Bengal. 465. to 460. 6d.; Gsrpattah date, 42a.; cryrtallised, 43e. lid. to 455. 6d. ; line brown to superior grocery Madras, 37e. to 46u Id. ; native, 31s. 6d. to 335. Raped steady, brown imps sad titters, 495. to 50s. 6d. Como.-The public Wee have gone off steadily at full &kilow middling and middling plantation Ceylon, lt. to 775. 6d. ; peaberry, 7rle. to 01s. ; good and lino ordinary satire Ceylon, 675. tkl. to 695. 6d. Ma is 'toady at full prices. Bur.-411 small paroel of Demerara sold at ls. 93. to N. for posoliooos, hogsheads, and barrels. Rica eoetianse quiet. PIYPIX-Good Singapore sold at 4d., short prompt. SALI7IIIO is inactive. Nrrantu or SODA.-A cargo sold afloat at 111.61 for the United Kingdom. Corros.-500 Woo sold. TALLOW ILILREIT.-(THIS DAY.). The market la quiet. To tallow is quoted Me. 3d. set cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., es tie spot, new, 1531. ; old, 51e. ; all the year. 61s. Id. to 65.. ; December, Ma. 3d. ; 61January to March, 33a. ; Much, Ma. 6d. ; April to Julie, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) NOM& Pafteeden and Smith report a steady demand kw ecninapdcm for both new and old hope at the follow -Hid and Foot Kanto, 9/. to 12/. 12e. ; Woad Kama, 81. to 91. 9s. ; Swam. 71. 7e. to 81. Se. COAL MARIEET.—(TIMI DAY.) Walls End Kenos, 19s. 9d ; Walls End Thorpe, 17s. dd. ; Walls Bad Byron. 19e. ; West W)lant, 130. ; W 3141 2, 16s. ; Taseeld Moor Buten 13a. ; _Dindboad. ; Davidson's Hartley. 17s. 341.; Hasting's Hartley, 17s. U Ships at market. Tat Maros OF LMA—We hew with elm 1, pleasure that it has be.. reasived by the liberal members of the Tows Council to umbels the present Mayor, James Mies, Fag., for . ns-eleetiost on the 9th inst.—Leeds Ma , rum Ax trerwitrxAre Seurat.—At the Petty Beer aims, Dudley, on Mondry last, Jobs Bowes charged James Wood, boat loader with en assault. Complainant, who lea boatinius, deposed: that he lived at Netherton, and that he was on a journey from which he did not expect to return till Saturday last. He returned, however, on Friday night, at ten minutes past 11, and knocked at the door of his house. His wife was • long time com ing, but at length appeared in her night dress. Complaioant told Ler to go back and pot Ler clothes on, and she turned back accordingly. Complainant them went to move the horse he had Leen riding on, and whet he came back be saw the defendant running out of the house, holding his trousers on with one hand, while he carried his Loots in the other. Complainant went up to him, and in quired what he thought of himself. Defendant replied by striking him on the eye. Complainant we. dragged ate the garden, and then both his wife and her paramour grossly assaulted him. Complainant a ls o c h arge d his wife, Caroline, with assaulting him in conjunction with Wood. She bald him for tea minutes while Wood struzle him. Evaninpilx, bowsaw, Bowen got into his own house, and l o cked boil his wife and Wood out. The bench Sped both datandangs 41. and coats ; or, in default, two months' hard Maw ad.—Wolverhampton Chronicle. SHARE L1828.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The railway share market to-day is steady, but inactive. The only changes in price worthy of notice are a recovery of 1 per cent. in Great Northern stock, and a decline of in Eastern Counties. London and North Western stock is now (noted 91:11 to 91} ; Great Western, 701 to to ; Midland, 127* to ; Lancashire and York aliire, 1053 to ; Great Northern 111 to 112 ; Caledonian, 1061 t o I ; an d South Northern, 75 to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain steady, at to 1 prem. The Indian lines are firmer. Great Luxembourg shares do not re cover. WAY illiA3Jl. Mt IPd I JUSLWATe. IMr balky M 1 p.m. Mum, MW.msuoorY Myth and Tyne Boatam.alnatrdotltd.C 'B&W ws& and loft" Wido Cart and Bandon Norma 'Do. • J A no dlr. until Do. Blp.a.laptddtoß. Dublin ant: Be art 'no. Intod.,Pertb. & and.Ja fast Bastat i ttatue "astern Union, Stodc A Do. nook B Riot Suffolk Iktinhurgh and Wasson falintro',Perth, Donde.: Irarth and Clyde Jana O et: a. Western North of dcotland Groat Northam ' O. A Stoat 105) itTo;I 9L Saliba Woof. Om °MU Wiliam DoilioarVaLCloa.Stk. laiscsaihkern Yorkaktr Loudon and filackwall Laajtetighton,4:B.ow , Lisadoo.Cbath&Dev Landoo# North Walla De. 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Doak of Switzerland an - - - KOO S 10 Loa. at. Bauk of Auslat all 26 U} - 11100 i 10 Do. New SAO, 10 and County - - 10 86 38 374 110/001 80 lades Mat Stock .. - IS II 311 - 10,000, 110 Loadoa .9 South Anima 10 6 dl. par - 8100, 100 law. sad Westralnster- 10 OD 71 704 10,010 100 Nat Pro,. or Ragland- 0 - -- .. *ON'Hew 27 11 - 10,000 61 National Bank - - - 11.001 30 Now loath Wales 6L4001 26 Oriental Bank tarpon' all 484 40} ad 49 4 xd 0,000 10 Bank woo 100 Prodoetel 4 Inland - 16 - - - 16,060 16 loath Australia 41000' 86 Union ol Australia - 03.000 00 Oaks of London - LOO 106 UOO Mutual OS - -, lIIIICALLANIOO3. No. I Bh. I ONIPAIIIIIII. I Pal el. plioes 1 Inks. 15,000 10 Aaslo4dadrea Ithd_.. all 16 16 - 10,000 , 10 Atlantic IL Mall St.(L.) all 1 2 -. 310 1000 Atlantic T•L (11m.).... all - - - 91,008 II Australian Agrlcul..... 10 27 29 - 0700 10 Bean Waterworks- . all 6 64 - 111,410 60 Brit.& Irtabblac 'NA all 29 10 - 11,111 10 Do. B I per a2W 7 47 8 . 11 17 I. - II,DO le Do. 0 - 1911 919 . Le/ all 107 110 - SO St. . . etrag.d Basalt mil 16 17 - 111. . !dad lOO 85 16 - IL ' Pretends 100 106 108 - 199,100 IL Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb l6O 106 1011 - 8100 10 LlndladLon.Bldpoasil b 1 4 3 Mx.-.6 0,000 10 Letlndia lyric& Waal 1 Jar Iso - 7911,084 St. Mettle Talegreolt - TOMO 6 Nos. ma Aut. Osp. UM all if lf - %NS 11 Ueda lfabr 19901. 1 aired fillip g.is) W 1 Do. 170 per owl PreL ell I - 11,600 8 Loa. Dbirld id. (L) 4O .- - 44 ,- UMW 4 law. Gls. Oaribue Co ale 1} 111 - *W 91 Deem lola. D amt 1 10 4 pun - 91,000 10 lielimatimalimreL ail - -• 40 LIMO 10 =Na. l4 =4. a.) all 4 5 - 111,0110 U Os- 1 f 4de - dal 10 Nadatbidtailtlrea(L) 1 14 Of (Da - 11,310 10 Nelbadlide Lad - . all .- - - 61000 I De. op. e., te. dl dls. 211 0 1 - MO 108 N. Dem lk NAM. LA 81 7 12 - 111,1176 1 . 1016. Asstralaskaa all I 14 - 10,000 1 . • Owl di 1 111 lON 1 De. "New lime' - 00.0050 111 . la.lloa. (Uaa.)- all 1 6 64 6 IL Peel Ram Ise/ • Ws. He 47 GO - "IMO 16 and Oda Orr all 69 71 - WASP Id Do. New BO 11 U pea 42 414 WOO NI Lad 41 lad. TeL 6.60 ail 91 19 10 NOM IS bus di 104 174 - MAIO , New all 4. 14 - 11.010 100 loyal Kell Stead ..- 40 48 60 ad - 10100 St. Md. I.V bs 100 UO 140 -. itillll6 •th Australia& lard all U 36 881 O G 1 boartne Tel. kelp WOO 1 De. 00. legtoleet all . - WOO 10 Do. da - 11a1 so It As. of Sutras (Wa First 1 4 die 4 pen - 811.0 P 011 Tenitt fted) la.Co.U.Caaada hese. 6 - - - 81000 6 Da. Klaidoea Tel IL.). 1 pHs par - 10400 100 Vaal Mem% Mae.— Olt 9 10 - PROVINCIAL SHARI MARMITE. LIVERFOOS, Noy. todsp:-11aatern Counties, 10/ 10.. id. 4—lanesehlre and Yorkshire, 1064 }—Landon sad Novak Western. soi I i—llenaboater, Bbelield, sad U. cambia% 464 6/-111 ,1 i -nd Steely lin 3 t i r g ile—ieeth isseeEN 21. e. id. ;—Greet Waders, Miro Per unwind, 76-11nffslo sod lake Huron, 4 ei—treat b. Id. N. oL—lieepool and London Fire .—Queen Inaunince, ger—Thames and Hersey —British and Irish Me4paetic Telegraph, C Cent. Luxemboarg, and Lite, Marine, if p. 81 W 0 s. 10i• Nor. 6.—There was only a moderate business. theis‘iigial salsa being In South &stern and Iced' and SW- Add sham. Prices generally were lower —Eaatern Counties, 19 16-16—Oreat Western of Canada, 9 13.16—Great Western, H—Lsataskire and Yorkshire, 1061 }- - Losilos and N 0 Wadesn, 91—Manchaster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 4661 ! Meth lantern, PI W 11- 11.16 111-16 — Pr e s ton and Wyre, 44 - Dover Yin per Ont. (IL paid), 4a. p.—Great Lussnibourg, fik. JANA Nov. 6.-Imadoos, 91-Malidde, 61—Midlands, 1!!}-Lsedo. 106 j. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cumi. In the mining market to-day the amount of business transacted has been rather limited. Wheel Beton shares have declined to 110 to 115. East Caradon are likewise flatter, 26 to * ; Ringston Downs are quoted 4il to * ; Marks Valley, 9# to ; Lady Bertha, 14a. to 15a. ; Sortridge Consols, 14e. to 16s. ; and Herodsfoot, 33 to 34. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady' with less business. St. John del Rey are marks I 51 ; United Mexican, 8e ; East del Rey, * to ft prem., and Liusres, 7f. Ease KENT Rev/aim—The revision of the lists for East Kent by Yr. Charles Greseareet Addison, com menced at Ashford on the '23rd of September, and termi nated at Shawnees on the 29th of October. Subjoined are the results:—Voters expunged: liberals 181, tories 733, 'antral 218, duplicates 75. New claims admitted : Liberals 369, tories 180, polities unknown 76, duplicates 14 ; being a liberal gain of 562 on objections, and on claims 189, or • total liberal gain of 741. Nume rically the new register will be 568 fewer than the present one, but the voting power will be only 507 less, there having been 75 duplicates m "TAend only 14 duplicates admitted. UNT LIFEBOAT STATICS—GREAT YARMOUTH, ITWIDAT.—During • terrific gale of wind yesterday, the smack Adventure, of Harwich, with ten hands on board, parted her able, sad came on the North Banda Her Ca: C I :: h atvole b Tatitllltbet Institution, ismaedistely pr ocee ded to he r ' rescue, and amidst the ugreat est danger, succeeded in snatching the ten poor fellows from an inevitable death. It is stated by the officer of the east guard and others that this was one of the most pliant services ever performed by this lifeboat, which has, ere now, been instrumental in rescuing scores of ship wrecked persons. NARROW ESCAPE FROM DIWWNINO. Satur day afternoon an accident, which might have been attended with serious consequences, occurred at South Port- Balaban, on Lochawe. It a ppear s that two gentlemen, accompaaied by two young ladies, were being landed in • small bat from the steamer En, which plies on the loch, when the small boat suddenly capared, throwing the whole party into the water. The =lsaices of the ladies enabled them to float until they were rescued, but the gentlemen mink to a depth of several feet. Upon coming to the sur face one of the gentlemen was horrified to find that he had got 'shingled in the crinoline of one of the ladies. With gnat presence of mind, however, he dived and came up clear of the " hoops." The captain of the steamer, seeing the Imminent danger is which they were placed, jumped over beard, sad succeeded in supporting one of them until aegis team was procured. Eventually they were all landed safely, though io • very eabansted state. The conduct of Captain lirthllum, of the steamer Eva, was most praise worthy, as he was, no doubt, the means of saving at least one of the party from drowning. The ladies also have, in • grist measure, to thank the amplitude of theircrinolises fee buoying them up so long —one of them having afterwards navel" remarked that better life-prseervers could sot be fouad.—Giessees Herald. WIDINARY SUA3III AID STOOLS. Musts, Prielil yesterday. 5 i 4 N 90 100 101 I I 41 4i 10e 11 19 191 641 7.5 e 47 49 3.3 3.5 90 91 VI 301 MI I . 33 1 4 Closing prier. 11 - II 100 102 141 116 1N 110 107 109 106 104 123 116 SO 82 110 112 79 SI 114 116 110 112 101 108 107 109 OS 100 87 N as 00 101 108 Of 10 1% 17i 101 10f 10 II 10 1 10 11 130 Mt 111 112 116 126 ISt H 2 116 UI 1611 150 116 UT 110 n 75 OS $5 lle 14 11$ !IS ~ ~^ I i Ps .... IN In 100 101 Si OS 100 111 IF/ ioli 90 1 v i i pia iCa par hos i t pm 121 131 10 114 In 24 100 102 100 101 00 100 116 00 $7 28 113 22 41 67 IN 126 116 U 1 IN 102 110 110 MAIL If 43 ~.) i di. 9. 1 i 9i 10i 4 14 dlil A dig j pm • _a* laa am se - _pm $ 9 2 7 die 60 61 62 66 Se 21 dim —.— e pm 9 diel 1 101 II ... 101 1 .- Pe I - WI 25 1 a 7. 101 ri* 'U It 17 100 161100 100 Id 114 ... 100 0:1 06 ... 100 d IS ....100 d 11 1i Oe d 1 MONEY JKARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The funds to-day are dull, but the closing quo- tations of yesterday are supported. The prin cipal business has consisted of preparations for to-morrow's settlement. In the other markets the transactions have been upon a limited scale. The railway market generally is unaltered. C 011306 are officially marked 931 awl 93 for money, and 93 for the account (November 7). The present quotation is 93 to 1, both for money and to-ntorrow's settlemeht. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91g, ; New Three per Cents., 91i, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 982, ; ditto 18r.i4, 98i ; ditto 1859, 982, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 15s, prem.; Five per Cent. " educed " rupee paper, 98. 97,; ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 105 ; Ex chequer Bills, June, 17s. prem. The statement in the 3funitette respesting the signing of the convention between the three powers has given a renewed impulse to the price of Mexican Bonds, which have been dealt in as nigh as 281. The Turkish loan of 1654 is quiet, at 791 to 2, whilst that of 1858 has declined 1 per cent., being quoted 67 to Venezuela Bonds are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1960, 92i, 1 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, ; Belgian Four-aud a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange 25fr.) ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 852 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 642 ex div. (exchange 12fi.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 100, 991 ; Italian Five per Cents., 68 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 27/ ; ditto for account, 271, 281, 271, 28 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94k ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ac count, 821, I ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 6, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 67, e ; ditto for account, 871, }, 87 ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 22, f. The Paris Bourse telegrams have not yet arrived. The discount market yesterday was quiet and very easy, an impression being entertained in some quarters that the Bank of England may perhaps reduce their rate to 3 per cent. tomorrow. The applications at that establishment yesterday *we very limited. In Lombard-street the best bills were discounted at 2k per cent., or 1 below the Bank minimum. _ _ The annual drawing of bonds of the Turkish Loan of 1858 will take place next month. The amount applicable for the purpose is 1 per cent., or 50,000/. Reckoning from the present price, a bonus of 321 per cent. will be gained by the holders of the fortunate numbers, who will be paid off at the rate of 100 per cent. No gold was carried to the Bank yesterday. 367,5001. Atustrahun is now due. Bills on the Continent being in fair demand yester day afternoon, the tendency of the exchanges was rather unfavourable. The principal alteration was a decline in the rates for short bills on Paris. The Austrian exchange was firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 11 : ditto, 3 days, 11.184 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to ; Antwerp, months, 25.621 to 74 • Hamburg, ma. bane*, 3 months, 13.91 to 101 ; Paris, 3 . days, 25.25 to 35 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.624 to 7l ; Frankfort-ou-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 321 to 33 ; Vienna, eft. so., 3 months. 14.15 to 25; Trieste, elf. so., 3 months, 14.15 to 25; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; Cadis„ 3 mouths, al to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.774 to 824 ; _Genoa., 3 months, 25.774 to 821 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.774 to WI ; Naples, 3 mouths, 394 to ; Palermo, 3 months, 1184 to ; Messina, 3 months, I 118 to I ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to I ; Oporto. 90 days, 524 to I. The Liverpool cotton market continues heavy. The sales yesterday were only 3,000 bales. Ceylon Government Six per Cent. Debentures were disposed of by public tender yesterday at the offices of the Agents-General for Crown Colonies, to the extent of 100,0001., at prices varying from. 1041. 2s. 9d. to 1061. The minimum was fixed at 1031. The total amount applied for was 642,0001. As these debentures have only seven years to run, and are new to the public, the price obtaincd is a very good one. With one exception (the Cape of Good Hope Loan, the first sale of which was at 105 to 108), it has never been exceeded as a first issue by the securities of any of our colonial possessions. A meeting has been held of the creditors of Mr. W. Harryman, hop merchant, of the Borough, but the details have not been allowed to transpire. The London, Malta, and Alexandria Telegraph (via Tripoli and Bengasi) being now in suocesaf cl operation, the rates at which messages are to be transmitted have been publisned. For a message of 20 words from London to Alexandria the charge will be 21. 6a. 9d. The communication between Malta and Alexandria does not occupy more than five minutes. Should the English clerks who are being placed at the principal Italian telegraph offices, under a convention signed by the Italian government, experience no impediment in the pro secution of their labours, iris believed that the period required for sending &despatch through from London to Alexandria will not exceed five or six hours. _ . Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Inauranew —Alliance British and Foreign, 144 ex div. Ditto Marle, 564 ; Atlas, 114 Eagle, 76 ex div. ; = s ty and lAw, 7 ; Gasadian, 49 ; I mperi al Life 204 ; ail y Marine, 160; Law Life, 81 ; Liverpool an d Loudon Firs and Life, 74 • Marine, PS ; Mercantile Fire 24, ; Ocean Marine, 94, ; Boek Life, 84, i.; Each .3•41- Gas Light and Coke . — Brig ton , ; Commons'', 364 ex div. and ex new ; Equitable (new), 14 ; European, 124, ; Great Central, 1 24 ; Imperial.Bl4, 2 ; London, 69 ex div. ; 'Surrey Consumers, 14 ; Vlestminster Chartered (new), 294; Western, 174. Docks.—East and Wass India, 124 ; London, 64, 4, 4 ; Victoria, 97 Regen 4. Moak —t's (at Loudon), 22. Walerwarim 1; Chel s ea, 233, ; East London, 1%; Southwark and Van ba I, 118. Bridges.—Waterloo, 4. TtIEfIDAT EV .11(LTO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to . for money and Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to 921 to 93, and closed at 93 to 4. For the sth Dec. the last price was 934 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 921, 931 ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 931, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 5,5; New Three per Cents., 911, 5, ; Bank Stook, 229, 230 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1041, 1064, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981 • ditto 1864, 981 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1044. The India Five per Cents. were rather dull at 1041 to 1061. The rupee paper was rather flat. The Five per Cent. closed at 971 to 98, and the Five and .a-Half per Cent at 1041 to 1. There was a fresh rise of Is. in the Juue Ex chequer Bills, which were quoted 15e. to 18s. prem. The March Bills were staid) , at ss. to Bs. prem. Mexican Bonds, after showing dulness, recovered in the afternoon to 27/ to Turkish declined per cent., the Loan of 1864 closing at 795 to I, and that of 1858 at 675 to 5. Venezuela Bondi left off slightly lower than yesterday, at 22 tt. 5. Buenos Ayres were again better, being marked Mend 90. NATIONAL TAximor4.—On Monday eveuing Mr. Robertson Gladstone presided at a public meeting held in the Concert-hall, Liverpool. on the subject of the " present enormous amount of taxation and wasteful extravagance of the public expenditure." After the chairman had delivered a long speech, during which he contended that indirect taxation was demomlisiog to the workiug cl mse. , Mr. Washington Willis delivered a lecture upon the subject, in the comma of which he earnestly requested the men of Liverpool and of England to examine into the present of taxation, and endeavour to reform it in order that L it ruight be happier and better. I ■4 IPA a I y II V 1•1 4TIE M dad {l•t the Bich Y • a t aye e and ,w 4: DMA- I the I. it. wilts A tho iej;ti 1. -.• ga 6 .• NI& mg 111 with swig