The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS .0 FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1860 • _ LAW INTKLLIGENCIL THE ELECTION OP AN ALDERMAN POE WARE L1.97.§.-(YIi:L9 DAY.) . 1 t surfer : v. MOYEI MM VIA cello°. ir.--(rmrs DATA --.--. Ile INI kellMaTe. I Nees rerp . e (TRU DAY.) --- Two °Visas. . I sips.. les so as illadi at ie ir, 76 77 77 The polling, which sselmaiseed at ten o'clock this The railway share market today i s inacti ve. 11l non.ass. s. se ts 96 ti EQUITY COURT. mem*. hi . mown " merb , an di , in favour at lira Prices genmauy are steady. Caledonian stock has 111 16 Dada ... lk 11 ea dl ilakellsreall. ei ... - The funds to de. J. C. Lawless& At ball-gase two the nembers were- ri812 1: 1 ; milt, Groat Western and South Eastern la a De. pmm ente T -• closing quotations, a (Mon VisoClesuellor Ms W. P. Wed) are and Lancashire and Yorkshire and me .. lawman 4B of hotline* There u 110111 New v. war*. Linklater e 40 Midland dull. London and North Western stock ' he osde,tak - ell le Thews* •IA Melly the pares* the erten of AMOR. is now noted 9af to 1 ; Great Western, 72 to 1i me 106 Dears ... portanoe in any depal wee Tree is the snare of Derby against Freers Ale Majority far lir. Lethemse -9 • , 132 tO i ; Lanorhiro and Yorkshire, MO is DaJaesk l a kra g rat . ; ; - - British, foreign, ant .„,,,,,,„• w,kee, the inerabeat of • the rectory. It ap. * di psr - generally steady. Cs jeered that la the math af March. 1861, the delgadeat 114 f to I ; Sout Eastern, 84 to } ; Oalado- 6 S ' • • ID 6•T • • Saari: 1 . 1 11 Ai - retreated to the piliasia that it wield be for the Meek aka, 84 to 84 ;and Great Northern, 111 f to 112 e. se le 002111. 4 oat 1t as - advanced. it a... berg threw mere end bed. of 0 , e l e h ee e ee Diesrstren o.v OP KILBURN CHURCH IT Ma& Lemb ar d e _v em „th,,,, R a il way ahem area Beg, se 10 lif els -• At Pads this morn 1,,,,e‘ eater the elan lands theme= he opera • flatter, at 9-18 to 7-18 dia. 'Tim Canadian and l i es 1,, so .....0......... .. 1 its le* t _ bdegram the Three i ee e ee rier. amid the massed. Quad applied is vela- KILBURN, Fumy Mosirstra. dim lines are quiet, With little change in prices is ati Dealt., eaDeriiii... 9.e - ne - ier Ll'lr4 IM haihliNr. ." the •Ista rids del " During the whole of last night and this anarning ins all Da sp. in de... 1001 1011 ... 70fr. 15e., showing no i. pernessent anproggermes, sad is angrisale- OADINAIT NUMB ADD ROCKS. ale aU D. d. OM IDOL 1 die par ... h.. a the luau of the dekadeas re non., great emitement he. prevailed here and ago a , t Adel' le ah. I I maims. J y ede i teg ier c e ee 1 Es t le all aseirot j azatreree_ ampla ,. ; 2, - ni - Consols are °facia 6.4 ...embody as sepereme was serge herrn the pile memegrace of the outbreak of two fi rm ; eas re...weenypea. lt. 1. • e • • money, and 914 an lee all De. II p. et YfeL _. . 72 79 •e• i d e ve &teak* fns the Vof the adorn Shortly the work of also vile tweeadiary. The mod miens ad El all Aim wel.astellfla 4 it _ Le an Danaltrefell • thee. il le -. present quotations' ar Ate;, ..m.wailas Tat 'kw 4141811141 . Pri.Cil the two took plan M the 68.1 y-reeled ahem& same. ; las ''''' L ' eCbeellele ' 81 _ 101 ali Do. 4 per eh 27 42 -. an leribute UI Ini - lee all De. Ine el. UHL- le a ... to I for the eth - ... .t.b-ota.. '"eak gcbere l6l"ll Pept, who camel ca the psi- is the Celhed•rma . 3"4"11. Kin ' The "IT" a lil aa,,o r mt e ja= all I" loam el • 7 .e. lee al k 2:: =...- 2 2 .... .... .4 • maker gi e pierie of poem ew e ~,.. gallop wee formed of beentifelly veined tisitar I .w business report is as Three per Cents. its best iit X 272124212. 2e the what Nils Ng, with as : Ica roof. it was fele one beached bet 94, I'' 114146114141 1.4444 -- so mo ss sem ea - * ilb iS s : lei 9„,.. D es ?mania* 94 A l ii. Or 01 ,. 4.1.19.i.4•9. Arad WPM and Weft the ware sad bode d long and isnot, foot wide. Last sigh, s o w oo r oom 1111 el Ili eee mMeden - - at NO •IL agnate.. sp.ea • - -- - per Cents., 911, 10 an *el -. earoc. awl alabastar make the the bias .4 a not 4X .... • p a mb. g. t h ey „emcee an te n t e e d glen of NOS skiming I , e s be= nee... m et ,_. _. .. *is Do. Do. ll ela .- Ceuta, 77f ; India . e at. 14 tom wildly him few die or alabrestr to eel etrfatiOardadniates la .. .. ............... to the Parer legeres itic••• taw radar. window,. The y mama lee slam Mid el A lai 114 a lettia="ll. - ..... ...• is Do. New pg eb i081, , *; ditto Your is.are. . the ado.. win eammed s ad meted easereas *gam of the Load= Brigade allsesbel as a m a o i l aema At n 8 _ 110 all Do.lele e pertyt • NI lee 11614 il ditto 1859 ere Pegg. The howerr, bad loss rawest 'Nisei tuiddy as the threat* heat the resperne dedire wield 111, 111 Art A 171 _, to all Do. do. TS ill • • le in ere . -ill it.: do. arroageniad betwroa him sad the per& Due* the faleevel, bowever. the ems hsd e l t i l e e Net e d eli tde re is 100 all DedlinalakinpuTl err Ilea • ee TOO, D., 51., dis. 114. IN . • sun *pm st. so li7 -• " . l '" was " 1 ._....- t h e ti cata • eed be eleemla t e O m made fearful prods& sad every part of the *arch was ea Nl* De. Mad 11 SO - St. 1011 De. dia 5 E s t. OS as 161 1' .So the geerrems thr the worldep of rine i ss. Tho *mom ins' to work i, the ~,,e e s t m ee * all reel With - . e , The transactions in 4 le rayed awl Sid the pressed bill. Ille Npiehment la& 82 fill lee Da 44 wee. le NI IT N 15 De. eth sei. .. ie If ills 10 •. Ve leee• seam, in giving imege t e e t, mid that, maser, bud their awls* were oat el arch even, as Oa ea me p ee d ee ggi t - not The numerous, la lee Ildb_ .oerpOpmt. - - • •ell the areersesat between die partite aught he • aim* amil sit it sulaisisd were soos destreyed. Theselgia 2 a - IN thl .WPIWPIPie•ii °MS& .. Passive Bonds contit I- 14001 ant em___„„,au eldel.„,_, la 11111 ofiakol ee _ e _il awl s'A eeeeeee oeek ee aal el VW Omsk" is aelmotru. Th e Rev. J. irk& the eg' • ' se m a lltil e fe =e 1 " 114 - dam • roma. ll 7 -. preitenent inTurkiak -. rrAs te um ' s "`"'""'• '"'• Be ddell dededeeddee"" the mkt, •is ssibmiesod. was Mewed in the as rreoldier. 111. tram mg IHil tin u* ge ial De. ♦ ie. lel a 7 , errerneet Wept • bat, witb • vire to deal ths4 wee pow 10 A De. do. leen .5 7 -. is quoted 731 to I, i 4, for th a h a wk a g th e w ai n ti h a timid are diems ow Tim s ether Me took/due et Teiyheld Atiscrssm. Aeles. ra: Tee it i =e h ret t e e ige - 110 all Do. de laid 11 7 •••• pry bow sad la Oat amaaerthe esholarahl be worked. Oise evil-disposed perms wilfully tired a Mood Auk id Ilk WIN. tuo.) ill lit - ID 211, .. i , (Molted) le. lee Senttle ..IN .0 911 .. Bales are retarded a and-a-Ralf pe.r Ceti io ia' I what steps ought to be takes is rdereeos thereto. kw, i n ie dn e i s the farmyard. Th e nom wen yd s * k Wead il lr b estore 7ll 72 K le Da I. attesaases, bat the Ire could mot le erMegaidtsd *Alt la ' liel ne 1141 i et. re DoeheLe Pa t v.. Three per Ciente., ' i'Ol'ltT OF QUEEN'S BENCEL lea ', ll . • ' as. - 81 * ea° 41 41/ ZD S 1 ' ' ' 11" i Ceuta ., 186% for not • muldmabie portion of the hey was elsakeyed. sneer in Brea -aldose the LEM said Jester, Mr. • sea e m t mem ak e , e n b i as es . ew e Id. Osage IL9 116 I ••= iiii. Ped 14. IN 80 Ms - DOOM ' Cents., .1859, 8)II a Justice Hill. and Mr. Juothe Mockburo.) miss sammiGilmore.Chapeldlaro. la ne gagagli an; 901 Ns NO N. ge. Ilk. I Dodo. I tti l ae l ei " L s ll, W ai t Orta, for SCOOlllBt, scout r. eterrliesrt wituaei K. 72AV221 ALLEY. • homes raldir imigeepee peewee. IS pepper 1* sn - - we* IL Onsamiedal .414 OP Tie o (with hue "" Mr. Weleh T) " ad he INS • Noakes yews unit brio the ad her UM* she 111. IS ' =Weileari N 96 Ni 41l MO* IL Da 4 p.d. Free, NU Nil ... .- ' , = Three per Cents., 41 ; mewed to show one against a rule obtained by =, ag e e n l e th e had amt t an de m. eel ti es ra . 11 di - - -, owns et. list art Werner- 100 -.. .... = =Age's Car:acid's, ids. Jcesph News, calliag upon kis Royal High- *di Be. ling let u 1 ' sAse,m, et. Lorca IX --. to the pod floor, sa d set the beakag taco eke gm em ee eh i e e mm ee d e e t. a lead I e orli the Ormsteadsr.imChief, as wall se npoia as = g ee Tha edgier ci f ,A. w o o, sa d * s a e * SWA T % to • joassoftma. Lefillee IL N. latherlas OO -.•-• - ' 1854, for amount, 7 a ei teeter oif the Qum 's Priem, to ,how MILO why • writ d =romptly rallssid. bat the Ise esidi sat he altar ea , mans _ .... ..... 1211 1121 la 11 le INNS St. Beetheantos NO •-•-. '•-• - 1858, for adcount, 51 u.i.ao emus should sot WWI" directed to the keeper el the until coarbsable dewlap was dame he hods rooms, la. be. ilduhDrdip... 106 106 --• WO* et. Viciarla 1 .1 , 1 ,. .'. l'Avolv, commarpdingLi;. , so = 8 ;b: Ix* (4 Ue el• sad the furniture then* miserly destroyed , re dl 101 11-11 Ne111 ±11L al: st ee Wa• (11.4.11 ! -- - &ON le Do. New Allen in court , with a new to his ' from custody. - cordirta& Sornatemnin The shares of the G 11,, eintein in the cam was purely one law. sad it was * all theepert. lire - --• tee 'dieter Liget Allen , au offiser et the SW Regimes*. IS 0 liseiry• _- 7 It - Se. lek i hog" j 14 • 111 : "Cri l laith quoted to-day Ito I so mi = . lreeerec.amee- - - ... .... .. OgaGov.egeo.JaalkJeL 106 1U Ui - ss' t who dd sow esedee'd in the ( M a n rehed der Wo ( w at/I,in Independent) hear that to ensure 41. • weenie. of four years' iropriesmus am jairemesasid ins ... .. .. .. Ilurresi,lll7ll . i.e - - 1141 eve him by • nun-inertia te ea. has gnee's ultimate recovery, perfect quiet said entire free- de ee D r 1 1 1= ds Droa °deedeei 11d %, _. .... ~ E fille NEL MS . i.e -.. .. . • ' Coast& are quote dr. VW legally in custody. Prom Ns diked dam from say excitement for many months to come, have et. NI lath OMB 2131.43 D. - - '''''' .. 4"1"1 =4 IC° - - . UN . ..... pa • lurid, 100 U 2 114 4 . .. • 93f to I, for the Woo reroute it appeared that ou th e 20th id lebresB7. tees enjoined epee the noble owner of Badminton (the et - IS " A - ' ' -.... .. DalledreLllNAlkip 1011 112 114 ... taw, Lieutemint A ll en was tried by a reethseareal aw Duke d &widen) by his modem ' ateeabata. la IN N. aders-Nimdek . -NH Lea 102 a t pued with the prices k Speretat. lOO 10111 101* ll* ' amble' et Meialajehanpore under • things Net esII 111 pa &LAN" E . ... , _ 2 40leee lb- . 24th .4 November, IS2`t. he bad fekedeusly, wit- The will of Lieutenant General Sir Harry Smith, lik . t : b it y l * a l I .e lel NI '''' ....• - . 1 1Weles0T, e _ep. aDm ise 100 101 - by the publics loans i .... _ peotst ed j e l a t • • too roe} reye igr e s a. In the Stock Exchs billy, and of malice aforethought, s lain we Nithiaseas. Tie Bert., G.C. 8., Colnuel Commandant of the Rifle Brigade, 111. lee North UNA= lee let - , .... . De. ape., em iiii lert 100 100 101 /.Lea of the rear 1•■• that Lieut. Allen ire /silly of the an d Du G 0 y.... m a easiamad er .j a .m e e a t th e le NI NcelhilLifedsganne 1 -• dare preferred aren't him with the ensoNina d o t= 141 Illt Neer eidleptillese. . i lii• • = , . ;..":: ••• an t g ee m e l k e e s i r ee a m it° list 1"I 1111-111* 3 P H -r old ce e n rs t7 of Central of iiethe eferrhought, and he ens, threw,. Ns 01 Good Hopes was proved i• I . 4 °aff al the ti it soessessiesaSe. .. pod redstas. Ire lllll le* Ira ~. a c t i cd - there in, in _. - -of ountheighter. Thereupon, Liereras an.. w a s ltit of November by his relict, the sate 0106 f. 01 all reedge -- - .. against the got mentesoul i.e the court to four years' imprimis • tailx, the personalty being sworn eider 6,000 f. t i : ma ll ' Peleme e lle - - meat without hard labour. Test sastease wee The will is attested by General John Bell and Lieutenant. 111. public meeting lately sulesquently andhened In the Geserenderemeehisf. Oohed B. R. Digby ;it was executed on the lith of July la 111.1 Abner& 11/ Ni e e . , aZITIIit Mina whe liken. lee ordered that th e primmer inlet be are to '*. tee Owelkklillimd IN le .0 The Earbern 001 U Agee Fort to the tens ef his imprisonment. IMAI. ssd IN Harry died on the 12th of last month sta , me ancishhe Vans v• life. IN f X Muss. I Pd. lOL pros I eras. Ora Merle 11.1111 If 4 - thews this week a Alter iiieuterianr ie ren bail beam for sums time el hie Nillidsmin I. Estomplsoe West, aged moventy.two. is ...id 1111111=6.... aa 1 0••••• a T di 44 -- 14 N km l4 1 1 - Northern a decrees weer corienement at Agra, whim be seemed to Thu Osumi married. in 1814, • epeeist' lady- re: Ir e dee m= ........ 61 hie 11 I - Sheffield, and Linos] hue been vary leniently treated, he received • Deem Jaws ds ke Doke.% de Leon, c 4 Bade*, N. 1110 ilea tr ui sm lle 01 taw .. Dee. Be Orr jrarelike 1 610 Ct 6 the Lancashire and Y cenuecuicatioa froui the brigade main to the e s „e s . b e k waa a hi, lemper t y, b o th ree l ae d mime', IL VS I. Tide\ •lb lereDea TT 79 .-, 612 .. id Berl mope) .. * 115 117 e -. elfeet that Maternal' had been received to egad him to el glsiteelln=ge. 11 - 11,146 .. lest Omer thred 10001 ad ... , •the Midland an in* lee:land. set epee these instructions the local an th er f° l lall'"" in ehdis dlYi There being no i •••° °I the u pa slosuce* - 4. .. ddladminelfirtsik )74 411. 214 lit .° Eastern an increase 1 rites fore ,nled Lieutenant Allen to (h.ictitte, whence be spurt and the general 116Tioll no male rasa" allylTiel. N U Dello *Me 1 VI - ea Airy'. lied 23 ID fle lei - a. :: = 6ll l7alk ti . tra to to . .. an increase of 391.; ....a..1 ter England. On hi arrival in Eagles(' he was is the berimeley become. extinct. 60 all Ober ee 6,1 .. o.lrlAltree ) ILL. le 1 .. Western an Moreau ( the en iustance detained at Chatham, but was The personal estate of the late Sir John Edward u to lies pees 7 - lit, .. Irk Wit 34 i .... The traffic on the .herte r,llloVed t. MII6IIA, where he was placed teb t De. . . 1,000 . Gresvele • LILO 21 ia ieuel servitude god treated as a couvica laalealatle Berle was eirfef under 80,001 N. el. lee Tele earth l9 OS lee 8 LOSI .. &Not KM 20 ...” Sian line of we ek tra Fen thee Lieutenant Allen remousrated with the go- TICE Pities or WALES. -oi./01D, NOV. ZL- to all VlNsele Ns. a PUllee U 1 1 . 1 , 1 -4, e.. newts S "" ' , city for the we i 1111 di Ins Ossawall • - 11,000 .. Ley Bertha • 1.411. a a veroor, *el lie was then renewed to a" gels.. at We ak°. The knew* Wm. was this morning preheated:-"To st. leo W. Ularb.dll - - 1190 .. Idarmest May Wad 2 .iachw e intended exclusively for cowman *oldies. It. lee Woe -Oxford 4 - 6 . sr - his Royal Higher. the Prince of Weise-We, the mayor , SAN .. North Dora..,''' - rig 3 ,7521. leis tits o .1 ••• Of 1839 on 687 miles Alta . i. nesining there but a very few days, namely, from . ______.,_ . e _!1 e en Newport ei 44 _ L • .. N. Freres (U ,, U 1 .4 Venetian line 4,7021., the lett to the 24th of July, the prisoner was eleeTter, sad airs... of Oxford, in council SOMMOOOSO Mg iti en 2011 e lier. U as ..-. * .. . Wk. ilsom4 4 2 -. re,:,...ved t., Newpite, from whirr, under a ktter of to oongratulale your royal highnees on your mess Is year - 1.1 .. North vrls 6 . at tee 114 - - With regard to the wernine he was sent to th e Queen's Prison where he sow native laud, after your prosperous toe, through Needs sad NIMBANNO/1 UAL& 6,400 Oar . Ip i . 11011 r d -. °team pir e d era R e m wee , it ... t brio& annrceted that he was treated there in say the United fleece of Rath America; as the corded re- ak a i gig r Ltto ii --„. Mt .at 49 - is, . „ Ire v ert ilm las..Nha. ft. 148. . 1 1 Guar remarks as midi teenier e..t warranted by the terns of his punishment. Now __ i OWN. prima I asks. -. e erten you have met with, not only urn her ~,e - 'Le • it"."L ee 6U .. IL ell. Cleml.. la 191 IN - The works on the per th• •ei. ',L e o which the court was called upon to determine &w e t eu b,. e . te, but e l. t eem ,e, li mns th e mob •We eli140•31• 1 elf ifi IN .. • Owl awe I.l l threl • II 11 Se -. . Town sad Union Nina e ire, telethee LWeilelliff ABM having UM sestrisced to fur at the United e ase , Daa mg *own it on Ownwall • per cent. I* l i tt .e. • S =6 ire earth New York, rid the ad sad will keep rare iniprigoement, and the Cornsuander•in.Chief in India to e . to velem.. our royal a hi g h s ., „me are S . es Daszoriabor•Jsa 11 7 7 NI Ilest 4. bpd N 101 s.. .• , .. W. Assn aflame) 11.16.9. Uti 11111 •-• Lium • appear! as the place of kiss confinemest • prison. ia in ancient city ater you have parsed this perils eli. VA De , IL 4p. et. 1.11 US a. tree / 1 4% to Warne. flat 44 44 ... len, he erraid be lenity detained umber such a sentra. is e g : r i d m e ~e , d ee m s e, long a read ae twit, ell tee Da Ce ?p e r 106 lee ..e. Peek . 9 • 111L•Leaddlarl * * - . the rest entrepa, Clew Dun WIWI l' . Th[prvosier 113 , 114Y13 COUVittell Of • 000-ISti• mo d mm , en v , mt ,a m d to m eow t h e , you, ma i bio m e, D em ge. me m mem Ne e semi, am' lop fit ... 111 • Orel - forward. The Atlantic, tary off ei lee end at was mile neer th e 131st regularise accoom- has bra needy nest, and that your reit him bra highly NUS I t a da Na IN Ue OW ~ .. V 0 row lava ) rs.) Us. &I. - tiaras wide gape from panyiee the Nanny Act, the offence boring nee committed em id eseee .,„ io your „ er a ... ow. so IL i.e De. New Ip.el N. US 11l ew .. Nem ( )- 4 1 7 SO -- vantage to the rain oral : err 1219 tied. diatence free Fort Wahine that the charge with ~,am o. 3 ,„'„,, m e ,. m e 7„, -- p k ommd r egi o nr. " ...._ B ( 1 el- Ile leetees,llekoOl i llt r t. : se so - .. W. Oudot i 5 TS SO awe IL ref MLR- vast through traf fi c betty lee certain:4e bY =eh a telbeuela• aSourtee•etial• Thu ~ Primo expresed the peados/las whisk it Warded Mrs to re- St. too ntia.,Terit,taka 1 41. I li . • i.. .. Wer Beton ... ~.i Illeesse l s.A... lltheeen emit woule perceive. eau that the °ejection ea the er e,. s eesseese k teey ammo from the eseamme mi eee r t h e ,t, los th e m es e eL ..... us - ether pile •as ure.rl entirely against the place of Me city of Oxford, in whew ty ho took • lively interest, la laa Dilawl.dt ladliw l i g lig ,_ ?IF rd . -_. Eaciaad bus, and skt.4 l3evela aa d , rid t. preentueet. NOM, the : gat LI ~ ,ti.al declared that, after th e sad esseu h ed tem b etalud tie eciaplimeet ..• lee De. el ter ellit. •4, :: Wk. Ildwarti ( ) 7 11 11 - lucrative stream trade co 'l. .. Illthellifs. nig LT.& 17 is ''' A special meetiago serene. .4 the err had leen paned the Conimanderen• „lea eons rifle I,37 a id til e ern s h. pnv i ces IN N D01p...... , ... .alwlallS LA N 17 1.1114 .. WINN dm Nu city e tear ..• i Cinf we. to epeeist, ta writer, the place where the sine e a ,. b y rot a * to e a h omer to lee s ,. he s •,„ 1 L ee . Il s : 4 1 1 Stii.= ..... eti 4t4 7. is called for the 29th 1. - lert B.l44 llaweity cask. se ...• nag - declaring a bonne out kb,- •... to bei tamed oat. ''Tna Druz or NoIaFOLL-The noble duke ISO at. uto no.netemeereel - se ler .. The Lent chief Julio,- Is there any power given by the and appropriating the at Amadei C astle (says the West aims evesetv ) i s about Sh lee I" " did " mid ed " . .... 1011.110 N NUM art to deers the piece of coefinement! capital of shares to bi The tielmetei eerier., was perporol to contend that under the wee Mete. Fortunately be eadergoes hat little bodily *a ge m oi l l ' e • bee "' 4 oro. tes " l e, " im r Jr.. 1 .... 1 ... IPd I CI. pion I Rake: - now subscribed." the slat ...lieu awl a power existed. suffering ; still the medical mem give so hops* whatever of ar Da Alf. el in - 10,008 NI - Dr. Jerk* Hill-WiWb is the ',eine which ordains that SI realWerY* A pawing e mme Id he hittheS with 1 ° • 11 BtCsoollaalatlea 17 4 1 :1 - 74000 1 flee Untied- 16a g 4 dig - The position of the • strarg aarititutaoa gine is tie 111 to ese any of his 1111 all " de. N. . p, a 1 1 - 10,001 N Dreabap. atinem.) We 1 al •-• ti es L e no ti ce d as fee • termer might be rernovrt feed India to PA L d! IL IN De. lam. Dim •Isek NI TT - now N Do. IL Jelin defir 16 ell as} - en d c o. Tlie Se:etre General was nett able to my that then was allatic°•• M ell Da Obroldea Num 10 It _ 10, 5 De. Imola ilia 00. a - - - ao‘ es , t prerieinu of the keel ; but he apprehended WI LOILD TITNIL•111 F e rtiaClUNO IN • Berner s ig Da ea ee lll 14 - 20,000 1 Meeks Illa Oa Jar. el - - -• The mark* for Amen ear he •.0 the other side J.) show that • perm legally eau Cala"- -011 niNdt7 bola the Ned Hoc Omer SliarY el ell Dada dr N - 12.000 40 Cabe, Osegme 6ll ll6 •••• has shown much armlet Tv e le, • emit...tent WWI was ad removal/a Itoper.Corson Lord Twodoisz on iseito , a two ermine la et. IN tereAlllpAle IST 114 -- 10,110 - - have talon place in du lb. i eief Jerre-Bat the other rids say that ths order the Brie% Ohara, Polealeelle it at of the Nob si. we rimieugt.ao••• _ mow I nt i lricuus ostesr 2 h ... - There lave eke been son - 15,000 I Pertaa• al now. al has not been esearmed by the penes apai.dly tuns liquidating the debt wee 161 pleas ed worship. It ea me oa st" ia. SA 1 1 US 1111 lie 1U - 10,000 le Gmaral i s a ..- Onatral, Miehipa Clenin .peeet,l by who set to he the Aker who should Dominate was !eitkilelted that the leoweltY of • Ned e° the recto ma toe De.ap.e. ea ... me lee 110, 2 el Nerther oir bonds, the mark* el 1 th. pie, 44 cosithiareet. ollotating as • minister at religion would attract so over- gh in D o .. e a , p e a me me - WM UAW* We.) 1 1 die 1 yea ••• The I d a ' ve 1 ootG y r y a m. Hai -.Wh o di rec t e d the away 0 / nic t i n a • flowing ungregation ; bat the chapel was set Slid is the St. 114 De s(pm. As. .... IN 101 104 18,000 14 Escudo (Um.) llllp m - I mut ! morniag, sad in the erre( l a h ee == INNS set bm I ell Da em. 16,060 II tastes sat et ms -an imp appear 910e)WA• Moe leak him WWI Mss Nisch Bias. ) the iniffieffe if be cesefertabl7 jib bweld ip t• VA tO.lpelL Aso.. us tes - 12000 I Imaltantaa - 10,000 balm. _ ma tos Deepen. N00.P.1 190 re 101816 I - The sugar market otter nie Nubia attendee to the omi le the eNdevit Wff madded at both feeTifef by the Rim /111 Wahh. *0 aa 1 . 5 De. e a t de, de g . s ui - teere 1 =OF of S that the removal had token phase wear • hussies . pastor. la the meowing the 'POMO. ft' Mtelpilars siesetel - Andreas ).... lie 1 iiii - ales difficult. ! Ter • the elehemest Mudge beaus the Home-aloe. by his lordship foe the bile at hie &OMNI was the 1011. at nia / Aft m g 10 el - 10,400 di Postiplud trier A Subjoined is Meei are was Ilacklease- It appoint the removal might aid 21st Yens' of the 30th chapter of the Aeta The N. NO LA .091w.dIf i e:41. IN 116 - Ito,ooo Part Pbllllp , 1 = Aar, ba a a nude if th e tan ova l had heap duly entherierl. address was of • highly practical character, sad was •a. IN Las.w.rp.c.u. us us - 60,000 i iet MIAS. gbl4 tif. Ida Co.'s report of yeeter /Ed mode th e re mum bele, been erne order in writing forcible steroid.). of the relative duties of Obristais to 21 ell enema lh In is - 43,174 Other Nadas Bll -. At the twenty-third i ~. 20,010 1 worthies Nat.) ....ell I •-" held yesterday, the derma weir wlieli the removal to England took place. thruster art to th e world. At the evening moles Leed 7 145 " I n et t• f i r" ac.e s• et 1 ," a t. _ 60,0111 1 Do. Th e ,a,n,„l„,,,G aiine i i n ,i he was out p reee r r e to ny Ternbam read as his tint the 18tb, 19th, soli EN muss pe De 5,7 a pie wet . fo • w _ tea the,. was. At the mine tire let him remind the of the let chapter of bride From thin parer he bred- le s Domedessaable ilip.in 1 iPa - SOOT 01001 win. provuig too much for the "nut that faa remora to England was in effect s maize. .hip delivered a very ripe's...ire arkbess. His style was fa. toe NNW Oosadia.moN - - - No. • NUM Li3ES7.MI ILL.' . 0 . Bast ludia.-Ox and Cc e 1. eel ?up : utmost. ft we. .. transfer from the bunting simple, and earnest in the h' eat degree ;by seam N. to Do.Ossa Ind nine 125 121 IUI request (which was chief . see el Dela to the ialubel,o. air .4 SOtithWaitt. was radoreed by rhetorical deuruheis or by say super. S. i.e Delteletla e Alloola alt all 6p.a 96 le ee - 10.N5 1 .Agre 'Alm '.."- le as am Woo IS I:424 lfiren ell rIT ....• ceatinning but small Hr. Jarmo Illookbaru At •WEIUDOO law you certainly o f ernetwetaiir ; hie manner of eel erehei the Wattle et ter i kei4 D 'irr ;Wa w a _ _ NON IS 1 raw' B emis kiss it prison is this country , and therefore it eaberion mailudial Om liresse of the rum' sad dal" IL el ~ , E irtitipsitesat no ur - am MO la fur pie to natlfy it by menu 'tantalite provisin. style which characterised th e reader el the earlier as. me pew Sp. se Nis 110 .- wers willing to ma W. Webby funereal oci the was Ma sod urged Out Noweneformines. At th e amelusioe of his lordship% if I Denter ;NMI ma t Ipm - lois ii . at Tow if il : I l i al i L . " 4 = h w id hic a l ar we ered re ve cms ry 12. d tec ul NOW 10 1•1166 N. Audis_ _.,-. all 57 61 -- dum my h a d to h e bona) llie deinetion of the place of impehosment w.• merely addresses isollectiene Were sada as also after the emotes Sa NO ddia-NrwdNerd N 171 -. thele 90 • irk et 121111. that, existed. Prices ma) 17 ge Da in ile ler iPa - YAWN said CNN. all eel 111 .- for all drecriptioss, excel d,,,,..i,,,.. „ r e tie to the g r a ~,,,t , ma d ther et o,, that in She afternoon, when a WWI% WWI oreachisd by the Rem iii , ~ ea Dada ... cc ea 1 .., .. NON Id i . gen $ dun D. Hay, Weelerin NNW. The amount collided at the t e j; D L T anis . ,„ r r . s t in - it fuern..l re, oars a the eatitewm. W Odim The I. ml flied Judea wittiouttell me upon Um other aide, amass. reached the sum of 161. -Preen Ofterders. II ape daft - 4.3212 2.1.4 .7. re -. dicharry . and Bombay a) * 19 41 •-• The Lairds of the sa ul that, upee the state of fart. oreslad to the Hoc: wry or Fife Ain .- The lucturceessios et at ea esplitrOgialfewinf: 7. .-• ... amid, there could be no iloubt that Lieutenant the Sadist for the . Facoaragsment of the FIN Axle was es. 1* les4.ll.ll.llepet. Pre* - - - tomooireu NIL of= al -- - - 51,530 brought forward All_,. .. s entitled to hi. diecharge, although it coin last ennui at the rooms No. 9, Oseasibeereele la. 106 UAW". gs.lll.e. ..... 121 124 itt. 104 De. I peeler Nods Ile let - -26,00 e i.e • oe semi se • N at as - Madras, Pondicherry, kt eie. * ..e. ail 1611 It e ".• 76,410 were sold. East 1 ~..In lit 11100 to he reepirtied that there shoved he a mia when Ye. .1. Zephaniah Bell delivered • Weave .Oa lo all Deus Nseil kl P. a lei it _ ete 0 0:0 0 111 , el - -• twee t /. in ...min the sentence into effect. At the maw Character is Art , which was listened to walk groat Mass- au gbh maanu. &Lem mi* me -m, 0 i , lee". an se u .. good request, and maim tow% if the doiseitor.tiesind °mkt .liaoover between then tin and laterite'. A distention followed. Next Tharwisy tt 104 Ds 43 pet mat is. lee - sal to morrow that there was rear.. te believe the proceed- the sine reetterre will fake 9. the .abject with • lac. 51. to De Seed *re eget 101 10e IL to IL WAN Pa 118 NO- 1111 " -Manila were only part io N.ssllsaoo N e : - .......„ :„...., s ip ..... - 81 - also sold well, and in BOW Le. iii eel. had been regular, and that lord tit de Lad tare "On Character in Ornament. The programmed the - soar 11 LlSiall • • tittia t , 34. 1 dia .1 slightly in favour 90 lel -, 60,010 IN/ • • and Wrewatellefe, Nwe ee •e• Ve i l kw,. were In bi n..de an iirdrr in writini ehaNin. the place of iiiirenson• tortures of this society for the seams embraces every 1: : is a vacr , ea a Nod IN at. IM. 131.4013.• nif ... o f t h e queetft w e eidarad 1 - rivet, th e order for tee discharge et Inuteuant Allen would breach of the fine arts-painting , sculpture, archilectues , ap a m . . • Ina We SA rai *OO3 Do. New .. =I •a• U .0 AIM - Thou sold were at rath tot iuw, mule. ke. The areal meeting, when the silver medals ft ea be. ea, Dena 114 10.4 - Nom alert lia ak Th . eeli. iter eretWrlti 1...1..1 that lie would mention th e win be areributed, is Sid to take place ea the 10th Jan. Nal b e. . Ilh_l/filUI Seli lie - ther •ow south Nabs id -. .. morn taken la-the fel matter to.neirrow. Roan 18s• BATHING leriemenT, Bleao•Te.- lle IN willestelt.,_. OPai N el - 60,00 I metal Dank Capra all Mk de - only part sold. West Tie l'href Joshes. Let it be understood, then that it 7•• Yesterday the half. early Insisting of the gmeraers of tab It ' Itt e It e lakt- "'`e o , le lM et e e ; re me l" - the* NI _ • _i - Desk - all German calf - NON 100 rovenel et Weird - .. -- bie w __ye m i_ig ha v. ear 4etemient te make id tab Offset Nifillifffd the inseitutioe was bald at the London T•I'll• ; Mr. Hamad ea: Ise De. If . 6 pot Red 98 Id - teeoo le De. New 21 - - - radioed fair priees. 11'7 prone' et the wort am gun te a r is not Sall . Tosapkiss ia the their. Tae report, after calling attester 54, In IDe..lumerp. Op-Upon US 116 ... 14N0 st South Australia 40.000 24 then of Australia - ... - sold at low comparative to the midabiore ea tbe institution r a insane o f s t ay i ng COURT 01 BANKRUPTCY. the proper of siwohtlotis &sea..., awl to the liberality - *see, 60 Union of London mamas PAELWATIL 5,000 l 0 unity mutual es - - - bought In. Bark all pas (Before Mr. Coeunielour Goodbun.l of Ike menacing committee in keepiug OW tetabLabment LOUD TITNHAII PRIACIIING IN • BMW CNIPII.-0a Otaday kamt, Ow light Hon. Merge Sem, R.Per.esrroll, Lori la two WNINOWIIit the Baptist Chapel, Pelsallesek la aid al lie /gob for li quidating the MI vs that el ermehip. Ii was auticipitod that es grow* 44 • paw el the mit olliciatiog at a tubbier d Itd gioo would elhmet mg ewer dowieg ocmgregition ; be/ the chapel was 1111hdl r Ili morning, and in the iromimg the .piklee elem IMe numerons to be cornfartsilly emenun ma waisted at both melees by the Bea . ilk ifel= pastor. In the morning theories ef limilgtere by his lomlohip for the heels of hie diesseres was the lOth and 21.1 rerscs of the WO elnpler of the Asts. The address Ina of • highly pnegleml eltameter, and wen • forcible ezpolition of the ruleltee duties of ChrisOmem to thsowelree and to the worts. At the evening Nevis, Loud Teyoham read as his tart the Illth, 19th, and 10Th venue of the let chapter of Isaiah. From this gueyp hie lord ship delivered a very impreerive address. Hie style was simple, and earnest in the hiOesit degree ,• his address woe unashamed by rhetorical dmarishas or by may super. thaw oraameutatioe ; his mama or eakeeing the troths of refigics reminded the harmer of the earnest and direct style width eharaebrised the preachims al the earlier Naseeelenniele. At the orstimaim of his lords . = addrmism sallectimwere m made, as also ohm the in the afterboon, when • serums was preached by the Hem D. Hay, Wesleyan minister. The amount collected at the easier reached the sum of 16f. --Peewee Oloardian. Socterir or FP an A.M.—The loctureettraiou of the Beak* for the Facciangssomit of the Fie, Arts was last 'vanes at the rooms No. 9, Ocedultstreet, whoa J. Zephaniah Bell delivered • lecture "Os Character in Art, " which wee fawned to with pest atter ties awl iatersst. A dimension followed. Nett Thursday the arcs patierame will fellow at, the subject with • lee. lure "On Llaraeter in Ornament." The programme of the bacteria of this society for the season embraces every branch of the flise arta—painting, ecnlpturs, architecture, mum, he. The missal meeting, when the silver medals will be distributed. s Axed to take place on the 10th Jan. RoY•t. SSA. BATHING IMPIMMARY, MARGATE— Yasionlay the half.yearly meeting of the governors of this lastitsition was held et the London Tavern ; Mr. Smand Toespkies in the chair. The report, niter calling stupefies to the ametalesui of the institution es • memos of staying the peope. of scrofulous diseases, and to the liberality of the maiming committee a keepiug the estebLehment spa throughout the year naked of during the muumar menthe as formerly, proomded to say that the cumber of patient" during the half-yeaz had hero 644, of wham 72 were discharged cured, 1143 greatly benated, 118 Wee heed, and 4 had died. There had Lena also 72 diecherged umeeprovol, and 195 are at present under the treatment of the medical who're of the esmbliefinaut. This report wes aduieed, sad the proceedimp_terniineted. •altlli INN Vitt. —The Jo trout do Loire! re lates the fellow* :—Ndlle. Mambo de Itiativel, • wealthy heiress ef Orleans, was, about eight months age, to hove base seemed to the Viscount de Chem.', but se the Mtg► groan duet wee io delicate health lie was recommended to go for • abort time to Italy, and the omemosy was poet posed to °d o h s , l a d. Th e yie,•outit, however, error meshed his destination, having died ou his way thither, and the lady, overwhelmed with grief, determined to take the veil. Her resolution woe earned into effect three days yq at the threselits coursed fa the Faubourg du Rode. at At the hour tiled fur the ceremony the chapel was Eke with persons who had been invited to be present, sod soon after a door leading from the interior of the wavelet *paced, and %ills. de &aural, in the prime of youth sod beauty, tutored, Lanais oa the arm of her uncle. She woe dowsed in • bridal costtune of white satin meowed with rich Imo ; a wreath of orange blossoms encircled her hair, and • !ergs white veil was over her bead. She took the meat prepared foe her, and the *Mating priest delivered • short addriae. She then quitted the chapel, which is divi ded into two pasta by so iron railing, closed by • curtain. lo a moment after the certain waa draws mad she was sees .p• the other side of the gratieg Gli her keeps. I The prh.et approached and asked whet h er she still per siste.l Iu her r,-;olutio• to quit the world, to which she moiled in a firm roan " yes.' Om this on. et the cur W - was standing by removed the lentil Tenth eel wail from her bead, let her beautiful hair fall on hee obagailess. and then with a .deers severed the Memo Om is the bead, A murmur of regret ma hoard among mll the ewes= ce t t i when this sacrifice was coomeseeed. mau.• Is thee left the eirapsi, but reappeared in • few miaems after, iimmed in the garb at • Carmelite Dun. She lay down w the Maps al the chapel, • tumoral cloth was thrown "err her, the palest recited the pompon for the deed. and the " fk. Profunetis" was sung, while the par. ems a the dispel were retiring. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. f..R. 34.. I° Gun!burn ) IS NE PITCIII,II. The hunkrepe wan a trook aeNl penking.neee mauler. liner, of ILareu.por, Whae. nupwl Thts wak the eJjourued t two:anti.. nu.etiaz. I /04., ; &vete about I•`0/. Mr. LarWroillog Mr. Bagley. for the ea.acilt,a examined the bankrupt es the fssondal of noon I.r..perty ahorth hefure fi n d u n. but Dollies na.kt«nAl ‘. elicited, and the bankrupt planet (before Me. (Ausaraimieeere 110/fwd.) laavame. iliarftigi Ardame - 41•11 WY* S. Irrs. 11 :t est.• 13 •Iglan L Jun, n %Wort to Oralsoomms.. 10armasna Mae • WA. —.a I t Oormuir.. I .111fiellies led .. Astionala IsidlaWasevaft : L i t ariar ia MeM.l Do. 11 T per a MINI Do.p _ _ U 11 - U 111 111 U Ul 11 Dula% iitisaiti xsata r n franam 041. &masa ges. ri tr °Mal a ' Zt /Moats 1!( AUK! t _By the rcf - 4 I Lai so U I jOassaklmpil --- •rhe bankrupt was • straw plait dealer, of Narked , I krt.. taut warn the sitting for e.IBOICe of maven. 21Ni pn laninary ettletueot alairs by Mtwara Paul awl bOalitiee, 2,31111(.; watt. about 7011/. batirry, aermest•Dt, Beeiughall-eireet, Ina 'bars trade aselioee. Meseta Lb:Watery an the satiation uuder the tankrupty. lalrainTeL g ) Oetkftellhiggramea Pra la pee ash raderesee Do. p. et Pers. Deb Neatiodletrrig.& Omsk ileetrle Telegraph Do New ei 4 lop owl Aust. Clop. .. Oen. Steam Na Orost Ship (1A=14 .2 .. Po. 17i per coot Int. Los. Moirl u et:l4.. Lawton Dhows{ b. a .. Lon. Or. Ilsetroo Intp. £ Oarl yhmlyarreassais.Toi. Dacturra At .4ttsr —A dreadful r..eurrPnee je,t Whets ',law in the episcopal mammary of Be.. 41/11111 Minna). A donsitory of the oetablialinieut haring been seedy whtteernaheil, was oorupied the I7Oh by fifteen of the pupils and their prefect ; hut am the walla were stall damp, • 'WV' had hewn lighted iu the rough Whether flMil iniereamagernent or bad cueatructium a qua.. Sky el earlesaic acid gee was ovuirod fruni the stone during the etghl. arl the roots, having but two daunt, mad wit being eoeh.-omtly intiostcs .41,11 found suf. It. aged 311 their twis on the following morning. Stklgt , /MYR --/ HI Monday afternoon last, an stei•eor .4 a frightful char.cter occurred at a .tune-pit he tem trustier sod Ilarleetone, about three miles from this town, which pro% e.I fatal to ..,e• of the workmen employ.l there. The &named, whoa. woe Wale William Taseey, ate.ut ri. k 0.111 .4 sr. was engaged with other men is ea ranting to stone, and while pursuing kia periloue occupa• heath. projecting earth shove suddenly fell le sad co o u. pletety buried him. As.iitaitoe wee latently procured, and the io4or aa. Atooll extricated from LON frichUul pretties, but ha chest a few minute' after being coardied Shimfiod dierevry. CILYNTLI PALLOR. • ONI SHILLING Day.— Tto - a,npr. Noe. Irt.—Adatiaaloete ea payment, Kid ; ditto ti mourn haute, 600; tali elites, 1,456. Do. Now Bisons Nerw t a na "uak , soli= Park and Orleans Ugh sad 111. Awn! sok jle — ial Fthr— ;110_7•1 Do. T gm all tlarahre awl Yaw_ .., 12:.A.per east Pre: Its .)67 peril . I .CasaBas.V•smiais . _ Tal aka.) Natioaal Mammal Clo, Nerbud.laCoeldlreo(L) Net/labia,la load .... 1;;.1p. N. beam t N Soot Id. Artraladias.. Po. :sr lion — atoru;rtiaarAM - 7.71 West ?louden ..... Do. 14 per NM. Pre.l West t N. VC of trines' Western of Avoids .... 1 Wisabibas ...... —• lorla Peel lever Lead di seta hots. awl Odes. Mum laid ha:l bd. TeL 4.1 p. a Waal& by Rt. Citn mytaney ins W. New Royal Mill Rib Aug. layalm . Ausilaliali UN Do. ila. lati= L. Oa. Up. OAR Vas Oloarda Load misrtie MOYEI MititlEirT.-(THIS DAY.) , • Two o'Ctocc. The funds to-day are steady, at yestenlay's dosing quotations, with only a moderate amount of boldness. There is no movement of striking im portance in any department of the Stock Exchange. British, foreign, and colonial railway shares are generally steady. Caledonian Railway stock has advanced. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 15c., showing no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, i , and f for money, and I 0( and f for the amount. The present quotations are 95} to 1 for cash, and 9311 to f for the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; New . Two-and-a-Ralf per Ceuta, 771 ; India live per Cant. stock, 1869, 1001,*; ditto Your per Oust. Debentures, 1868, 9014 L'• ditto 1869, 961 ; Ave-and-a-Half per Cant. ' ' ‘emiacied " rupee paper, 101 ; Exchequer 11111114 9r.., ba. , dis. Tbe tramectio.us in the foreign stock market have not. I been numerous, but prices are firm. Spanish Passive Bonds continue in demand. The late im pecriement inTurkisk is supported—the Loan of 1864 is quoted 731 to 1, and that of 1868, 584 to 59. Sales are recorded as follows :—Branlinn Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 891 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 731; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 46 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 691 ex div. • Spanish Three per Cents, for account, 491 ; ditto New Deterred Three per Cents., 41 ; ditto Passive, 241; the Com mittee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six, per Cents., 1864, for account, 734, ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 59, 584 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 211. . . - The shares of the Great Kanawha Company are quoted to-day I to I premium. Wars o'CzocK. Consols are quoted 931 to for money, and 93il to I, for the aooount, showing no change com pared with the prices current at 2 o'clock. In the Stock Exchange, owing to the investments by the public, loans on Consols were obtainable at 3 per cent. Holders of Central American Bonds are requested to Nod them in, in order that one-Mth of their aWss against the government of Salvador may be liquidated, in accordance with the resolution of the public meeting lately hell The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8031.; the Great Northern a decrease of 1,1311.; the Manchester, * Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,2871.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 2,4061.; -die Midland an incense of 3,40614 the North Eastern an increase of 1,8761.; the Great Western .an increase of 391.; and the London and South Western an increase of 1381. The traffic on the 748 miles of the South Ana itian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Com pany for the week ending Nov. 10 was 38,7701., being 3,7621. lees than in the corresponding week of 18.19 on 687 miles ; and that on the Lombardo- Venetian line 4,7021., showing an increase of OK With regard to the progress of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, Mr. Satterthwaite's cir cular remarks as under : The works on thepotiions of the line between James Town and Union Mil ls , which wM connect the port of Erie trek New York, rid the New York and Erin are now about and will be opined on the Ist of December. From Mills to Warren. which point connects the line with this great entrep6t, Cleveland, the works are also forward. The Atlantic and Great Western. with tr= d con. urinous wide gauge from New York, must be of great ad vantage to the rich country it traverses, as well as to that vast through traffic between St. LOUIS, Mach:matt Cohen bus, and Cleveland rid the Northern lines and the New England States, Am, to Europe. fa task it hits the most lucrative stream trails of North Amnia. _ _ _ A special meitie4 h theEcivadcr Lend Company is called for the 29t instant, " for the purpose of declaring a bonus out of the profits of the company, and appropriating the same in part payment of the capital of shares to be issued in respect of shares now subscribed." The position of the market for American securi ties Is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. : The market for American mourities darks the past week has shown much saimation, sad some large traneactioas have taken place In the various Federal and State stocks. There have also been some large purchases of Pennsylvania Gestral, Michigan (leaked, &ad New York and Erie Railroad bonds, and the market closes with *mace( The Liverpool ootton market yesterday exhibited an improved appearance, and the sales rose to 1000 Q bales. The sugar market continues very flat, and sales are difficult. Subjoined is Masers, Cufiremen, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yestsedsrs hide sales : At the twenty-third aeries of public sales for the year, held yesterday, the demand for both the home trade and ex port was but limited, the large quantities of hides offered praying too much for the present requirements of the trade. Fast India.—Ox and Cow—Calcutta were in but limited request (which was chiefly for export), the home trade still continuing but small buyers. A large portion of the hides anted consisted of low to inferior quality, which were very dull of sale, and although holders were willing to meet the rtuirket, yet a large cttlar. to be bought In, owing to the small demand Prices may be quoted Id. to Id. per lb. lower for all descriptions, except upon the best qualities, which only show the minimum decline above not. Msdras, Pon dicherry, and Bombay continue in demand at former prises. The analysis of the sales is 85,025 Calcutta new 51,530 brought forward from former sale.; and 174741 Madras, Pondicherry, &c., in all 151,410 hides, of which 76,410 were sold. East Indian. —Buffelo—Oalentta were in good request, and teethed fair prices. Bingzpore and Penang also sold well, and in some instances were . per lb. higher. Manilla were only part sold. Leather. t Indian sold at Kites 'nightly in faroer of buyers. Australian meld well. Belted hides were in but limited request, the chief portion of the quantity offered being bought in. Buenos A.vves— Those sold were at rather lower prices. Auetralian were mostly taken in—the few mold were at late rotes. Cape only part sold. West Indian sold at fair prime. Daeish all pure& German calf skins withdrawn. Dry and dry salted hides.—Brasil—'l'he dry were well competed for, and realised fair prices. Dryrlbd all bought is. Alexandrian sold at low comparative prim. Horse hides were all sold at late rates. Russian pig skins all passed. Kangaroo skins bought in. Bark all pared. Valens" bought in. TM:MAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 1 " buyers," for the oth December, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 931, and closed at 9Q9 to l. For money the last price was 931. The oßmal 'laminas' report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 1,1, 4, ; ditto for account, 991, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 911 1,92, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 161 •, Bank Stock, 233, 232 ; India Stock, 2241, 2`41 ; ditto Five par Cent. Stock, 1859, 10e1, 1,1, ; ; ditto, for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures., 1859, 06 ; ditto Bonds, lls. die. ; ditto Five per Cent. rupee pa per, 06 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101, 1 00 /. A fresh rise of per cent. took place this' after noon in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which closed at 581 to 59. in consequence of a revival of the rumour —which, perhaps , may nut mean much—that the proposed new loan has been contracted for by French :Stellate. The Bonds of 1854 likewise advanoed per cent., leaving off at 731 to 1. Sar dinian Spanish Bonds were in demand, and Mexican a little firmer. . . . . The shares of the Bank of Turkey have unproved to Ito I die Union Bank of London continue in demand. London and South African Bank were flatter. Canada Land shares were rather more offered. Royal Mail Steam exhibit a recovery. Great Ship were very dull at es. dd. to ss. per if. The closing quotations for shares in new under- takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur awes 11 to prem. Thames and Maley # Marine,to f prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, prem. • London and Provincial Marine, to . 1 die. ; East India Irrlptiou, t dia. to par ; and Great Kanawha, tot prem. Sit «~i e se? II If 641 qti Ms ala tO d 112 ri U t i -,•. IltlicieN.49.= lee ....- MlNlkap.e. ... IN In N 1 MIA 40.6LJNAINT IN NIN 1 .... 110, flialeldi N. nut. di .. st. —4ip Wa N a vuussiadost.at .... ... MI U la M IN 111 IS II I I as "+~ +i 1 I I Of als I I§ I§ se joi I I 1 1 rs: t 4 11. P:1 M U T‘ T. 1$ 14 I 11 la 17 I 4 41 1 1 Si' ii;o4l - 1 Kos! vi ... lii ZAI 171 so W Si MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. T ma t mining market to-day is buoyant, stock of kinds being scarce . Shares in G rambler and St übyn, Wheal Buller East met, Cam Brea, Wh Kitty (Lelant),PMvidettec Wheal Margaret, and New Tteleigh Consols mines have met with chief attention. The tendency of prices is upwards. In, foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement. The annual meeting of the Rrinkbores Iran and Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 29th inst. A general meeting of shareholder' in Sortridge Carols Mineiwas held yesterday. The accoanta showed a balance in favor, of the DAM of 3941. 9a. C. A call of la. per share waiassd the committee re-elected. A very full and (7=4report from Capt. James Richards, the manager warn read. 4 A a meeting of adv ntarersinfik Day United Mine yes. , the aocounta exhibited a balance against the under. of 3181. 10a. 3d., while the profit on the three hoe ' waking is 3211. Oa. 3d. A mating took place yesterday of the adventurers in Greed Mine. The balance against the mine was daW et s*. to be 1,3911. 14a., and it was r eso l ve d t o ma k e • call per share. Thar reports from Captain J. Pukey, of Par Consols, and ;Captain Webb, were looked upon as satisfactory. At the meeting of Alfred Console adventurers on the 19th isa. the accounts exhibited a balance of 1291. 18s. 10d. in favour of the 112/1314 which it was resolved to carry to the credit of the next account. The subjoined resolution was also pared :—" That in consequence of the poverty of the mine, the committee be requested, at the ir next meeting, to make such retrmohmenle an they may find can be done with • propriet in the future working of the mine." At • gener y al meeting of shareholders in Pednaocirea United, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance to next account of 1,5001. 4s. tid. The liabilities exceed the amount of mocks by 2841. Oa. 2d. The tin sales have been much as before, while the copper sales have increased. 49 tons of gimlet Tality are for sale mot week. The prospects are con cheering. The West Condon ore for October, sold yesterday, realised 3,31131. Its. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARY-LANE. -Tan DAY.) The weather has spin changed and is now one, with the wind at North. The home grown Ripply of wheat is mom liberal than of late. Flour modeeste. Barley la • much larger supply, but malt very Smiled. Clete, bows, and peas short. Scotch oats limited. Barley beeresesd. Irish oat, in better supply Asa for a len Inas pi* tlxingla not, large. The toecap arrivals el wheat, ere again tray heavy, the bulk being American, Black Sea, Rumen, and Pelagian from the Halals, is addition to Wednesday's re port. Flour : several canoes of American barrels and Me ditemnean sacks. Barley ,a much larger quantity than lately, Danish, Swedish , Black Sea, and French, sines last day. Oate, a liberal quantity fresh in, principally Russian and Swedish. Tht;articat trade is extremely dull to-day. English nearly unialeable ; sad in foreign but little doing, at rather lees money. Barley is more inquired for, but prices un improved. Oats, a small trade at Mon day's quotations for good cern, but new &fish neglected. Baum and peas without cheap. Flour : If sales were premed, less motley mot be aceepted far all descriptions. Norfolk, 40s. to 41s. ; American rather cheaper ; but little business doing. , FLOATORG flanoons.--liardly anything doing. Withsr.—English Emelt sad Kea% white, now, 444 - to I. ; ditto, fine 6Ba to Nu; ditto red, new, 42:. to 56a.; ditto, fine, old, We. to 61a. ; Noefelk, ho., fin old, 60s. to 66a.; red, new, 47a to 565. Foreign : Nato:, 625. to 64e. ; fine, 64e. to 745. ; Koniapbmg, fah. to ; ditto, EOs tra, ex 614 to 70n; Balloch, 641. ta ; fine, old, .- to ; American white, 58.. to 66a. ; ditto red, 575. t 067 62a. BiILIT. -Foglia Malting, 41s. .to 465.; grinding, 30s. to 325.; distilling, - to - per r.;q foreign grinding. 30a to Nis.; ditto distilling, Ws. to 365. Your.-gsgl• Zorolo sad Norfolk. 60s. to 625. ; fine, 611 a to 685.; Xtopton and town made, 6:141. to 68a; fine, 645. to 76a ; bro x 3 . firs. , 58 Oazg - • feed, 24. Od. to 255. Od. ; potato, 2To. to 290 • • Zt& Od. to 270. Butts- tisk, 435. to 48s. ; harrow, 44a. to 51s. ; peon 50s, to 56a. ; fonsign, 36a to 38a Pa►w-English boilers, 445. to 49a.; roaplo, 475. to 48a; pap a l: to 465..; twig% 445. to 48s. tows, Ns. to 665.; oountu, 42a to 465.; boasek okls to 605.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. to 41a.; 4111. to 475. per sack ; American, 31s. to 33a.; Opsaido 460. to 47a. - ANIMUS INTO LONDON mom Nov. 19 70 Nov. 23. sad Bogtoh. Wad rerip. mum lllO .... 1175% Dada ON nen OW lll 4690 I 1090 Kai Isitink 110er.1111e01isM ' • • ..,._ _ Mogi, lif t mild illlo brim. - ERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) AND ILDINI KAMM TITAGNAPD.) (floc[ OUR owl 001LNKPONDINN.) The corn market (was moderately attended. Fair con. turaptioe inquiry for wirml at late rata Flour dull and without change. Indite cern and beano in moderate re. quest, and a tun evader. OM. and oatmeal rather lower. MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) SUGAL—We hays had a very dull market win during the week ; holders, however, continue firm, and • alight re. &union only baa taken place. The quantity cold hes been very smalL Refined .eroains steady. Correa.- -The public sales of this article have been small this week, and pnces have been fully supported. Tita.—llamples out of the recent arrivals of the new asmon's crop have been put on the market, and Moniegs have been sold from in 9d. to 21. ld., which showed a decline in prices compared with the first arrivals. Oorren.—A limited business done at previous rates. RlM—Prima have been about sustained, but the demand hos been less active this week. Rent.—No business of importance reported ; quotations are unaltered. SALMI'S'. —A limited business done at a shade decline. Dacca.—The demand has not been brisk, but prices have bees about sustained. Immo.- -The middling qualities of Madras have sold steadily this week. Markets generally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices : —Town tallow, 60.., net mob ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 60.. Id. ; all the year, 60a 3d. ; December, 60s. ; Jan. to March. 61a. ; April to ,f l an., 595. ; October to De cember, 58s. Bd., saline. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lauxuaw..—Hidas, baba. to cubs., 3d. to 3.11 ; 6416 a. to 721134., 3fd. to sia. ; 721b4. to 801 W.. 30. to 9jd. ; 801130. to 881 to., 3id. to 4d. ; Wm. to 116114.. 4d. to ; 96Ibs. to 1041b5., 40. to 41d. ; 1041ba. to 1121b5., 44cL to bd. Hone ludo, Ss. to 104. Oaf skins, kit 24. to 44. ; full, 7s. &L OND6IT.--Shoospskini, 04. (Id.; puede. to 84. 6d. ; Sob tad half- beds. G. 10d. to es. &I. ; Downs, 44. 9d. to eis. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARK/CT.—MRS DAY.) Mews. Pattendon and Smith report that them is a better trade for all hop since the poetponemeat of the payment of hop duty, and many planters have withdrawn Uhar new hops from sahn Sue 'maples of which are very IMO& COAL MARIEBT.-(THIS.DAY.:) Walls lind Hakes, 21s. 3d.; Walls Fad Haswell, 21a. 344 Walls Bad South Heaton, 21s. 3d .; Walls End Rummell Kittens, 30m Walls End Ommemop„ 20a. od.; Walla End South Durham, 19 .. 3d. ; Walls End Woodhouse Close, 144. ; Walla Bad Thorpe, 291. ; Walls End Harlon, 19s. ; Walls Iris Lyons, 17s. 6d. ; Tunstel, 20a; Walla End Hadley, ISt. 93. ; Canny red Duffryn Steam, 235. 44. ; Helps.; 18s. ; Wylam, OIL ; Haallep Hartley, 17a. 9d. ; Lam bmi'a Hartley, Us. 114.-40 dupe at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lennon'. Nov. It —Birkenhead, 81) 112-osledontan Stock, rv uirn w Coun r. t . les m , 7 l 2 o4 r.2 l:l 716--Groat n N an or d thrn n Stock, 114 1141 115— Lo ndon and North 14'oetern, 9h; 001-11anclowter, fihelDeld, and Lincoln, 474 471—Midland Atm* 1321 DM—Ditto, now shares, 1 1340 11 p,—North BOW% Stock, OYI 66—horth etaffordshire, el.-14arth Eastern, Berwick (*AO/hock. 1 1021—Ditto, York tar is tal Block, odi Leeds Rock, 69-South Dana, 16 6.lo—West Midland, Oxford, 4j r : —Dutch I Rhenish, —G d.—Groot Luxembourg, 64 „ Trunk of Canada, 6 11-10 5 13-16-onot Western of Oman, 114 114—Ditto, new shams, 04 94 d.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 415.16 5 1-16--Grant Rhin, la, 5a ed.—Thames and Merry Marine Oolopiny, 11-16 144nennoon, NOT. et—Prices opened arm, and the market strengthened subsequently, closing at the best, Leeds, 115— Oreat Western, 72/—Londons, 100—Deawricka, 102 Dosses, lni—Truuks. 61-81"olinis, 474— 1 ncaahlre 4 d.—Eorth naleer4l4, 14 d.—Midland, now, Hovat Oo Aeon or 80110•ON8. —The following gentlemen having undergone the mammal ezaminatioes for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a 'nesting of the court of examiner* on the Ifith inst., viz Messrs Charles Walls, Boothhy, apilsby ; Thomas Savage, Wolverhampton ; Samuel Lloyd, Suiethwick, 'mar Birming ham ; William Pitt, ; George Valentine Theodore Manly, Free Town, Sierra Leone ; Henry Goodall, Madras ; Edward Parker Young, Delamere-creacent ; Richard Henry Nihon, London ; Felix William Isherwood, Clitheroe, Las main ,re • William H O'Toole, Dublin ; Edward Julian Illharood, Brighton; George Edmund Young, Mechlin ; Briathwizyte Beevor Font, Langton, Staffordshire ; Frank Harvey Browne, Stowe Markle ; Allred Frederick Strafford Mirka, Gordomaquare ; George Aupotus Hicks, Torquay, Devon ; John Sampson Levis, tikihreen ; Henry Joseph Altmann, ; Johu March, Hounslow ; Edward Buller Hicks, Greenhithe Theodore Orton, Littlabourue ; ad William Iroosidc, Kusettuunt,