The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-23 00:00:00

three weeks. She, 110 WWW, promised to be a good girl if &nether place was obtained for her. The constable in charge of the case said that her language was dreadful. She admitted breaking the windows, sad Mid that she would do so spin. Not anyone cesld tell why she did it. The magistrate remarked that such mistexidued mutt be punietted. She appeared determined on going to prieon, and he would send her for three week'. The who had sot owe ceased sobbing, was removed, still doing so. _..,.d pondent at Goiteahurg, in Sweden. in 1853. , t he res ivi a wow in Poplar tall last year, when the 1111 sic d discovered that his wife, taking advantage of one 'II stows on badness, bad been with a Deighbonc, ciao et dset, to Killarney fee two or three week& ion,Tsciska a ppeared for the respondent. S od e r nisi with coat& TAERANTON r. TkILRADEON. Dr. yridebey for the petitioner. She was the wife of a o de boilder at the whom she bad married at the cif 63 about two years and a half ago. They lived tam. gtb:,lid the 6th of deanery last, but from the flint the ....dot's conduct had been characterised by almost per. drunkenness and violence. li e court gran ted the petitioner a judicial eeparstion. nos r. Was. Ifs. Pritchard for the petitioner. She was the daughter d II waster mariner, and she was married to the respondent, a xceolgaster's assistant, in 1854. They lived in the ideabourbood of liaverfriedwest, where at one time they wanes hop. The respondent wee addicted to drink vas often violent to his wife,. whom be at last left, and iddies/fup to the most profligate habits. Pleacis with costa. GORDON r. GORDON AND CARLISLE. le *inks and Dr. 'Tristram for the petitioner, se n 1 d tto Bgh Foot Regiment. Ile married the c I e• ifki, sad in JOT, 1535, be divorced her in theCouistory cost for her adultery with Mr. Carlide from whom dp Its had recovered 500/. damaged; H e ~,). o glit s dissolution of the marriage on the ground slopoodents bad since the divorce a m net et o ds etioued to cohabit together. Title was pro ved e by togs reeently written to the petitioner by Mrs. Gordon, rehim to afford her s ome assistance, ae Mr. Carlisle Wed. and could do little or nothing far her, and for *child she had by him. Doge, aid. --- I Pd. 1033 10 44 W $7 10e or 123 1213 i 4 2 6 " li 2 1 6 74 76 11. 11i 148 162 68 70 112 114 BO 82 65 67 70 79 4 10 147 111 11 60= 102 164 49 11l THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1865. MIONL Cleenf Prim. I alaiL 19. ~i Of VI 121 111 - r ------00 .• 1 Wag' Ira I SI. I COMAE'S]. lf 2 1 21 U. MONEY MARICET.-'TIIIB DAI.) It is also intimated that the letters of allotment 1 in the Alhambra Company (Limited) were sent out ,on Tuesday evening. REDUCTION IN THE BANK RITE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Ciool. WIDNESDAT EVE:WM Consols, which closed yesterday at SOL "buyers," ex div., for the 7th December, opened this morning at 88i to 1, and closed at 88 1 to 1. For money the last price was lifhi to 1 with div. The official busi ness report is as follows —Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 89, i ; ditto, for account, 881 ; Three per • Cents. Reduced , 871, i, 1 ; New Three 249. India per Cents., 871, it, t, f ; Bank Stock , Stock,-219, 2Fivl6, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; ie-and-a-Half perCeent. Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1071 r. Italian government securities were steady. There is still no change in Exchequer Bills, the Much being quoted 6s. to 2s. die., and the June 10s. to The Directors of the Bank of England at their 1 weekly meeting to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 7 to 6 per cent. This measure has tended to confirm the impression that the weekly return to-night will be of a very favour able character. The stock markets have been strengthened by the change at the Bank, and the tendency of prices has been favourable, but the advance is neither im portant nor general, owing to the continued want of business. The funds ar e steady, cod the closing quotations of yesterday. Au improvement is ob servable in some of the home railways, se well as in a few of the speculative foreign bonds and in American securities. The discount market continues quiet, with a fair supply of money and few bills offering. The rate, however, is fully equal to the reduced minimum of the Bank, viz., 6 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English govern ment securities is 5 per cent. The discount establishments have reduced their terms for deposits to per cent., the present rates being 411 per cent. for money at ,all, 5 at seven days' notice, and 5} at fourteen days' notice. The joint stock banks now allow 41 1 per cent, for deposits, instead of 5, except that the London and Westminster give only 3} per oent. for sums below 5001. The government broker has bought to-day 20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking se. dis: Foreign stocks were decidedly better. Tbere was au active dement late in the afternoon for Turkish Bonds of 18 65, which rose f per cent. Turkish Bonds of 18a were dull, but those of 1862 im proved 4, and the Cons°lide:s i per cent. There was also a rise of 1 per cent. in Colombian and Peruvian, 4to i in Brazilian scrip, 4 in Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. and New Granada Two per Cents.. 4 in New Granada Deferred and 1 Egyptian Bonds of 1864, and 4 in Mexican and S or a l n B4l2 h , Prn is acondntereartryifichat7e annezluepelarße:nixist., and are now worth little more than half the price at which they were issued. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: Bank of Turkey, 14 to 2 prem. • 'emit Forest, 1 to If prem.; St. Saviour's Wh:rf, 1 to 2 prem.; Frederick Symons and Co., I to 2 prem. ; AMeriCiil lOil Wells, 1t to 24 prem. ; E ast and West .1 unc tion Railway, 2 to 3 prem. ; and Import and Ex port Provision, 4 to 1 prem. ------!. MINIS.--ailleS DAY.) fund. At Paris this morni n g , according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 75c., showing an advance of 1 per cent. Console are now quoted 891 to g, with div., for money, and( 881 to f, ex div., for the ac count (December 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto for account, 881, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 872, 2 ; New Three per Centa.,B7l, 1 ;India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105; ditto Bonds, 18s. prem. ; Four per Cent " educed" rupee paper, 861 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 5a., 3s. die. ; ditto June, 5a., 10s. die. The foreign stock market is firm, but few variations have occurred in prices. Greek, Spanish Passive, and the Committee's Certifi cates are in demand, and have severally risen 1 pee cent. Egyptian of 1864, Peruvian of 1865, and Turkish of 1865 have also met with inquiry. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 171 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 22 to 3 prem. ; Turkish Consolid4a, 47} to 1 ; and Mexican, 26 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Erazilian, 1865, 75n ; ditto scrip, 21, 3 prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 91, 1.; ditto 1001. Bonds, 911, 1, 1 ; Greek for amount, 171, f ; Mexican, for account, 26 4, f ; Peruvian, 1865 , f or account, 721 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71 ; Portuguese, 1856, dic., for account, 461, f ; Russian, 1862, 891, 1, 90, ex div. ; Sardiuima, for account, 75 ; Spanish Passive, tor account, 281, 1, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 14 ; Turkish 1854, for account, 91 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 74#, 1 ; ditto 100/. bonds, 751 ; ditto, 1865, for account, 431, f ; ditto 1001. bonds, 431, 4. American securities exhibit an advance ranging from Ito f per cent. 5-20 Bonds are now qua. d 63/ to 641. Erie Railway shares, 55g to 1 ; and a d Illinois, 821 to /. luternatiooal Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to f prem. ; 2 London Financial, 61 to i prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 32 to 4 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 3/ to 4 prem. ; General Otto man, 3 to 4 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Com pany, 71 to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 15} to 4. The shares of the S re t.. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 11 to 2 pm.of Turkey, 11 to 11 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., Ito 2 cl '' prem. ; East and West India Junction Railway, 24 to 3 prem. ; and American Oil Wells Trading, 11 to 21 prem. Between the 7th ult., when the Bank minimu was raised from 6 to 7 per cent., and the 15th inst m ~ the a d date of the last published return, a marked improve ment baa taken place in the accounts of that estab lishment, as denoted by a rise in the reserve (notes and coin) from 5,105,677 1 . to 7,174,973 1 ., an in crease in the coin and bullion from 13,183,837/. to 13,677,098/., and a decrease in he private secu rities from 24,170,260/. to 19 t ,308 g a diminution of 4,8431,3981. There can be little doubt, moreover, that since the return of the 15th inst. the improvement must have been very decided, for the influx of gold has been large. The amount taken there yesterday was no lees than 226,000/., makiog a total of 577,0001. for the week, while the withdrawals for export in the same period have reached only 38,0001. It is also probable that there has been a further reflux of coin from the provinces. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.—The Inman steamship this week an increase of 3 , 0841. over the correspond- City of Cork, from New York on the Bth inst., arrived here Great Northern ' ing week of last year ; the an to this afternoon. Her advices have been anticipated. crease of 2,4261. • the Great Eastern an increase of FEMALE POACHER-EL —Yesterday at Nottingham, 1,0491. - the Midland an increase of 2,3591.; and John 8011, Absalom Mickley, Elizabeth Johnson, and the London ' and North Western an increase of Matilda Rogers, were charged with taking game on the 7,0961 16th inst. at Wilford. Apo lUre officer saw the four defen dants together in a field at Wilford but subsequently lost The report of the directors of the Eastern Bengal sight of thorn. The young women, however, appeared Railway Company, to be submitted at the general again shortly after, and the officer suspecting eocurthiog meeting to-ruorrow, refers to the satisfaction wrong about them, ran his hand outside their dresses. for he directors at finding that the net traffic receipts telling them be manacled they had something oonoesled uuder their crinolines. The women protested against Ms the half-year have amounted to about 41 per impertinence, b et the nn rose t a ble.e w if e being sen t cent. per annum on the capital expended. for, they produced from node: their dresses three bags, The report of the directors of the Madras lrriga containing a net 40 yards long, cost sever dead partridges. on and Canal Company, to be presented at the The bench fined the men 21., or in default two months imprisonment; the women 10e. 6d., or in &halt 14 days' general meeting on the 29th inst., gives full parti culars of the progress and position of the under imprisonment TIIE SUPPLY OF GAS Is LONDON.—Some oompre- taking, and states that " further capital will be bensise measures with regard te the supply of gas to the required even to finish the section now under metropolis seem to be in contemplation, notice having been execution of the scheme undertaken by e men for so act to be applied for next session to enable ny." At the same time the directors repeat that the Board of Works to buy up, either compulsorily or by agreement, all the establishments of the various (midis' compan. on an undertaking to reduce the price of canoel " under no circumstances will the issue of further capital for the cost of works affect in any degree the gs to 4s. :11. per 1,000 cubic feet, and of common City of guarantee of interest secured to the holders of the Is.l 6d. The proposed bill is aloe to enable the City of 50,000 shares representing the present capital of Loodon and the several metropolitan parishes to *mercies 1,000,0000 similar powers in cues where the Board of Works may de- cline or neglect to act. It likewise propeees that the Board of Trade shall have absolute power to fix the cambers The directors of Hewett and Co. (Limited) have', declared an ad interim dividend at the rate of 10 money in mach ease, and that their decision shall s e per cent. The warrants were posted last evening. 1 fioal—a condition which, is a form so ;waive, has The half-yearly. meeting of the African Steam little probability of being eanctinsed either by the Ship Company is taxed for the 6th December. public or by parliament. Meanwhile it is understood I A general meetiog of the FinancialDiscountCom- 1 that some of the companies base been riedeavonri make arrangements for the general imerovemen pli t t o o ( Pool' ( Limited) is called for the 30th inst., when a their positioc. Than the City Gas Compeey, whose dividend is to be declared. works are at Blackiriers, red the Chartered Corn- A general meeting of the shareholders of the psny, whose works are in the Curtain-rood and London Chartered Bank of Australia is convened Brick-he, have agreed to amalgunate and to }MOTS their Th e from the City to a anew. to eight et . tee ea.. for the Bth aee . December, when a dividend is to be The Great Central Commas. whose establishment Baw-commoe, have sotiasil a - pr , ospective reduction ie stair at The directors of the Anglo-Mexiean Mint Com- charge, which for common gas is to be 4a. per 1,000 feet pony have notified that a dividend will be payable 1 during the year 1866, arid 3..61. thereafter. —Times. on and after the 2nd December. I A WIDDINC TOCR lir THZ CLorns.—The New The paid-op share capital of the Midland Great, York balloon middies tour, for which the preparations had Western Railway c omnen e 0 / I re l an d being now, for a considerable time been in pewees, took place ins lini . ' .` • • ea Sth November. ow e Ina • large assemblage of speotateres converted into Consolidated stock, it is request collected in the ler part of the park sad ell tivs oce- that such shareholders as have not already ex ,,,,ae. tiguous teem,' to see the bridal party go ep. Ottly two , changed their share certificates for stock certifi - '" l —°-- - "" I persons accompanied the bride and idegrooni. The ', awe will send them by the 31st of De ce mber to ill in tai :: car asosoded from the Siztb.emenue and rdtralatheiseet I the secretary ,40 0 eo st ... opt:tool to the Plea t and, after a very pleasant simande a • • ce Iwo through the upper air, landed at Monet Verses, West. yr e are informed that the allotment letters of the 300 ...., ... —. chaster county, about sanest. I Marine Manama Company were posted yesterday. I ii at ; 2 2dia I 0 6 2. s Par 1 Pr° 1 1 liven ad' - par ;Pal l ." I I 1 Pall 2 2 I I 142dka tlal 41 Y S pea • all 111 16 284 10 12 10 24 1 0 15 10 I 160 ml 6 66 0 7 0 1 3 244 942 5 4 32 1 3 2 4 ; p • i sv I 1482 pa 1 14, A , 1 5 18 20 id; • al 7t 222 23 '2 le 80 81 189 142 2 IMa 6 4 dim 63 65 5 i 6 iP ul • 1414 .ar 14114 par 1 414 48 50 232 242 48 50 48 3 110 113 41 43 1 1 / 1 1 —7 7 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 4i per cent. redeemable at 10 per mat. pram., 100. G rea t Waatero.—West Midland 5 par cent pref. rad. at 5 per cent. prem., 100. Midland Consolidated, 4i per Gent. stock, redeemable, 981. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 151, 1. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) 114, 1. Sambre and Memo, 61. Ditto, 51 per cent. prof, 91, 1. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16, 1. 76 iDa - 3 pa- 14 4 el - tf,114 - 40 lai 10 i 10 pa 10 I 51 6Wm 15 1 ill 45 57 6 , ldli Jar Lb ids Pir 10 2 4Om 4 Pit w Is so 67 10 . I. .4.11. so 61 501 to 1 oi to I 1 o gym M u 9 100 9 , 2 1 05 1 12 par 1 pm! io 6 dml 20 34 22210 17 20 22 2 2 (11 ' : 2 01J 12 4 I 22 2trin. to I 7 11 Pea l a 64 I 4 l l ls I)mi 3 4P 49 61 6 0 1 1 old's, Oidis • S 1 dis ;1 1 1 41 116 84 I -4 i Se 41' Tik 1 4 11 .1 7 ate,l as a 5 s i - i (WI IS fg Two o'Clocx. The mining market is rather firmer to-day with an increased amount of business. Wheal Seton, Hi ngs t o n Downs, Great North Downs, and West Caradon shares are in especial request. Some ot the present quotations are as follows :—Wbeal Seton, 215 to 2 20 ; Nas t Caradon, 91 to 1 Great ; West Caradou. 11 to 4 ; Hinpton Down, 51 to 6 North Downs, 2 1 to ; Rosewarne Consols, 225. to 245. ; Lady Bertha, 12a. 6d. to 13s. 6d. ; East Lovell, 154 to ; Chiverton Moor, sto 4, showing a fall ; North Treekerby, 31 to 4 ; Prince of Wales, ss. to 7s. 6d. ; and Frank Mills, 64 to 4. Cobra Copper and Pan nlcillo Copper s hares are inquired for, while United Mexican exhibit a downward tendency. A special meeting of the Yorke Peninsula Mining Company (Limited) is called for the let December, "to consider the present position and affairs of the company, and to make provision for raising addi tional funds for the puvosa of the company, and in order thereto to repeal clause four of the articles of association, and substitute another clause." An extraordioary meeting of the Garnett and Moseley Gold Mining Company of America (Li mited) is called for the 30th instant, to receive the liquidators' report COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& 31LNCING-LANE.-(TDIS DAY.) St:GAIL-There is an improved demand at about previews pipes for British West India; sales of other descriptions have also been effected, but particulars are not given. Refined prime still teed i• buyers' favour, with a very limited demand. b Corrxt.-The demand *outlaws rink for all colonial dfieseriptioca. Plantation Ceylon triage, end 67e. to 735. 6d. ordinuy and low middling, 745. 6d. to .79a. ; middling a nd good middling . Ms. to 86a.; dee 90e. 6d. Native Ceylon, line ordinary. 70.. to 70s. ed. ; bold. 72.. 6d. Cocos hse sold at firm prises ; grey to fine red Trinidad. 655. 6d. so 91s. Try-A large basilicas is doing in Dew seasons black tea at firm prices. Bars (*nutmeg dull of eels. Fat rr.-There is a less active deemind, and prices an barely supported, but no quotable redaction cum be notated. finesse.-Black pepper oeiog held for extreme rates, bates Ilittle business has been done. Nese a nd common qualiti of nutmegs le m on vold at a slight reduction, but See bold nutmegs heirs ght a ednusee at 2d. per lb. Other spices are without change. SAGO was sold at full odes ; 291. lid. ; large. 225. 6d. to 2 3 5. 6 d. ; extra lams, 29e. 6d. Rost.-150 puncheons of JAMIlid sold at 31. 6d. to r 3sCor. Rd.. and a small oad of Leeward' at Is. 7d. ros continues dull of ale ; and pries' ere Id. per Th. I lower. I Jura.-Owing to increased s hipments from Calcutteto I this country. the market has become dull at elides prices. Coo; itiext. has sold steadily, but at a decline of 4d. to s ib . per lb. Honduras silver 2e.34.; Tenerita sver, 3s. 3d. to 3s. 5d.; 3s. 53. to 4s. 4d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is firm :—Peterebnru Y.C. on the is quoted 50s. 31. to 50s. Gd; December, 50s. 6cL ; January, sb. 6d. ; March. 52i. 64. METROPOLITAN 0 ATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Alth ou gh the supply of seams eonsiderably smaller than on Thursday last, it far exceeds the demand. Infe rior qualities can scarcely be sold, sod beet kinds are lower. The number is also much smaller, and coosists pnocipally of foreign. A few choicest qualities lid purchasers, but o therwise there is scarcely auy thing do n ing. The calf trade is also bad. Our foreign supply consists of 930 beasts, 4,890 sheep, 352 salves, and 130 pigs. ear otose se Mos s. a. ` 6 6 f 44 MOW 01 Slim u. d. s. Bost acota, Messed& 50 6 lisstDostlif-hdaBh 0 • Best Short-horn 4B 6 last Long-w 0015.... 510 6 2 Beoond qua basis I 4 =le es do. Bboen .... 0 0 , Calves I pt. I Best Dost Maws& 64 6 lamb• 0004 Beasts e t mar ket, 1,530; sheep sad lambs, ; calves. tom: pigs, 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Eestos reports trade slow at the fel lowiug prices :—Prime meadow hay, 105.. to 110 e. ; inferior ditto, 95s to 100 s. ; orime rinver, 110 s. to 130 s. ; inferior, 955. to 105 a. ; straw, 30s. to 406. PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS. lIVELrooS, Nov, 22,-BMo today : Great Eastern. MI-Great Western, MI-Lancashire and Yozinhire. 122, Lond& and lAn on awl N o rth Western. 12S} 6 4 6 -Maachester, Magnet co lithlre, 614 6 1 s--Meteopolltau, 1361 6-Midland. new ltd. per cenL pref., Ip. -North Union A, 220-Bur alo and. Lake Huron. 6/ 1-16-GrandTrunk of Canada. 271 -DO. 3 per sent. 6th ;wet stock. 32-OnAt Western of Canada, 1 71 - 16-Dutch Ithenl. 111-Orrat Luxembourg share', 154 3.16 1-Aithincte Bank of London and Liverpool limited), 6/ 4 p. -Eastern Ex change Bank (Limited', 1 15-16 d.-North Western Bank (Limited). 31 p.-AlMon Matins (Limited), 1 d.-litittah sad Fo eine Marine , Limited), 24 11-16 p.-Mantime Insuranos (Limited), d.-Queen iroaratee, 5-16 p.-Ilmon Marine (Limited„ 13-16 p.-Atlattic Telegraph NW per Cent., 2 15-16 -National Meats (Limited ) . 11-16 1 916 1 t 11-1.) d--West India and Paddle Maus. p. 11, Nov. 2c.- nosiness was dote is this market BIIMINORA to-day iu Omit Western Birntinghent gnanudwed stock at 7e : BirintwMins Banking Cover shame at ; Birmingham' Joist Stock Banks at 3.34 and 38 ; itirmitigham Financial at 11 press.; and Birmingham Old Mills at 51 litotes Metal Maros at dls. Midland stock was quoted at 1241 to 125 : Nottingham' Joint Stock Ranks &LI/ to It prem. ; Imperial eratinentar flea, barer , at 97 : Metropolitan Eaftway Oarr sad Wagon duns at 9 to 94 :and Patent Nut and Bolt shares at *to 21 prem. rteaosisram, Nov. n o d . P badmen wma done, and prices were steady. FleetwowL Preston and Wyre itatiway, St- Great Eastern, 471 1-ore Northern A deferred, 1481- Great Western, 611-lancasblie and Yorkshire. 122') --rradoes and North Western, US 4-Manebaster, ishasekt, sad Lambs shire, 611 111 OM 111-M etropoutan, oas t-tattuana, 1131-North WOO', 61-North rn, Berwick. 1104 -South Eastern, 7111 1-Manchester, Shand Uncultiohire 6 per cent. 1662, oi -widta..d, Immo.. 6 par ceut., 141. Mama, 6-16 1 D--Una Mates 6-20 Yeara,63l-Virgtda. 414-111/8016 Central,Erie. 64-Greek aver cent c. original attd., 171 -Great Luxembourg, L 3 3.16 3-16-Grand ?rank of Canada. 271 1 4 -Ditto 6th pref. stock, BM-Great Western of Ca nada, 174-31anchester and Oorwity Bank Waited). ft p.-Limlom Bank of Manchester (Limited), 44 p.-Thames and Mersey Marine :Limited), fli 3-16 p.-John BrOwn and Co. (1-10 104 1. 4 1 11- - Bokkow, N'Authan (Limited). 61 DUBLIN, Nov. IL-Three per Cent. COllOOll,llB-NOW per irent.M...cig. -Hilwralask Bankine Comma'' , 'tll. void . -National Bank M. Pin), 78-Ditte Curtilleates Quarter Sham 11. lee. pond , 194 19}-Bevil Back la paid). 34--Dttto tar account, 331-nollast end Comity Down :all paid% 114-Dublin and Drogheda 1001. paid), 83-Great Southern and Western (UAL raid Vil:klow, and Wexford, 6 per cont. red. (paid tan 40. --=-- ---- Tim iNoio-BotrifiAlf Baas& (Limn*. —(Tiris Dos.) —M tiwordisary amoral mooting of the sharsboados I. this eompliay. bald at the Looks Tavern ibis day ; If r. G. G. bi'Phoosoo ba it.. asis ; the tripod. of tbo dl iras road, waling that the aosoanto shovel a sot profit of 67.344 i. 181. Ild., or more than 16 poi oat. pis maxim oa the paid-sp capitol of the cow tun/. The new bridge about to be suspended over the Ottlo river at Oieolsesti will los tbe loosest strecesre el See that is see would, h at nese teas 2000 foot Wager ibis that OM tits Niagara floor, sod 840 fest loops *au the lfoosi-bridae, losiaad. Its total @pea will be 1,057 fest The dose piers ries 110 fest above she floor of the sal 200 feet above their fessestiose. Owe yew is ' for buildisett.—New lea Nava SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. ROBBING A *ABM. Sarah Spencer, well deemed, a married woman, 32 yeses of age, was charged with stealing four pairs of sheets, four pairs of pillow-cues. a tablecloth, children's clothing, atc, value 101., the property of Mr. Richard Lee, her master. a sugeoa, residing at 3, Great Queenetreet, Westminster. Prosecutor said the prisoner was the wife of the coach. man, and had bees in his service six months. All the family linen ems entreated to liar charge. It was in a box in the frost dining-loom, nailed down, sad yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, prosecutor and his wife, in the absence of the prisoner opened the box with • hemmer sad chisel and discovered the property had been stoke. He called the prisoner, and asked her about it, and she did not deny it, but expreued such surprise th at suspicion did not light upon her and she was accordingly ordered to fetch her hustead who was aomed of the (doily. The peisour immediately ex culpated him, and mid she bad taken the things and pawned them but did not know the shops, she added It s that the money had been sent to her mother who was in Rt. distrees. Prosecutcw then came to the court and having 50 obtained advice returned home, but prisoner had left ; she Bset returned in the everting and was given into custody. 25 William &Asth Dm ma 298 B, proved taking prisour into _ custody ; she said the Wage Were pledged emnewlere in the Pa. wareeroad. • She was remanded for a week. at. SOUTHWARK. St. 84. EXTENSIVE PSAILIDS BY A DUBLIN EXHIBITOR. SK Mr. William Sketch/ey, patent engineer, of Weymouth, ex was brought up on • warrant from Dublin by Sergeant Bell, St, St. a detective officer, of the IM division, charg ed with de- feuding Mr. George °ilk' of a steam angina, value Z3O/. l ir-, Mr. Eaten instructed by Mr. Siena, appeared for the st : promoter • Ale prisoner was undefended. et. Mr. Ribtla, in opening the case, said that the prosecutor et, was an engineer in extensive business at Haniptou Wick, St. and had among other things engines for sawing, planing, 01 - &c., for sale. The prisoner introduced himself to him n. about a month ago, representing himself to be • patent it engineer, and selected an engine for which he was to pay sts TA. ca sh on delivery. The engine was delivered in et, due coarse. when the prisoner gave hie client • cheque for St. 2301. on a Weymouth bank, sa ying that it was as good 81. --es--- l as the Bank of England, as he bad plenty of money there. 11 . 4 •_, (Before Mr. Justice Byte s.) The cheque was passed through the prosecutor's banker's a: e llE ATTEMPTED MIIRDER IN COVENT-GARDEN. and presented at the bank at Wey mouth, when it was 1 , . returned, payment being refused. The engine, it appeared, .0 a a reepectable.lOoking men, described wwasdisposed of by the prisoner as sou as he was pee- too Jana MVP/Ur a hull salesman, was indicted for feloniously wounding eased of it, when he absconded, but through the other- le Anne Jennings, with intent to murder her. He was time of Sergeant Bell was traced to Dublin. A warrant 51 .• ~„ wee applied for on Saturday last and plead in that s i t charged with committing the tame sot with Wiwi ' - constable. hand, and the prisoner was apprehended in the 25 the peosecutrix grievous bodily harm- . Dublin Exhibition while packing up an engine he had ex- et, Mir. F. A. Lewis promoted. The prisoner was defended hibited. The learned counsel said lie should uce evi- st. Mr. Ribtoo. , duce to support his statement, and ask for p r im and to St. Th e hits of this etas l ay i n a very narrow com pue, an d ' enable osh I r e prosecutor to bring forward the banker's clerks cat Its areumstseces connected with the charge will be fresh • i ' w " The proaecutor deposed that he met the prisoner at the t s ' i the recollection of the public. The prosseutrix, who was Twickenham station • month ago, and agreed to sell him a i t , young woman about the same age as the prisoner, said sawing and planing engine, with steam apparatus,. for 2:301. U is was barmaid at the Red Lion public-house, Russell_ lie delivered it at a timber-yard oppos ite this police-court, at. h itea keri th a e t rone mo r a g s ave him . his s _ s plec ine t for of m 230 1 .. p ell e ts . 1 1 1 asst, Covent-garden. It appeared that the prisoner, who ey month , saying he ha d ; a respectable man, and who carries on the business of , Witnese paid the cheque to his bankers, anet it was returned 1 fruit salesman in Covent-garden Market, had been court- to him. He should not have parted with the engine bat for g her for nearly nine years previous to the period , cask. at. t which the transaction took place, but about three weeks ' Sergeant Bell said be had the warrant plena in his St. hands on Moods , and from information received he pro- 5., 2 - dare the time of the assault the prosecutrix had intimated ceeded to Dubli n , where he found the prisoner in the Ex- ' t . i the prisoner that she was desirous of breaking off the' hibitios, and apprehended him on the charge of fraud. at. nO Mem that bad existed between them. On the evening L The prisoner denied any fraud in the transaction, and 52. i the 29th of October the prouentrix, accompanied by a said the cheque would have been paid but for the prome to cu i tz . 's ... brea ye ct so of d eo w ntrac sal t. wredoosoup, his worship ogroriog S' meg woman named Sarah Wright, was returning home to a muter's house, when the prisoner came up to them to accept b a il in 5001. for his appearance. d inquired if she bad been to leis cousin's. She told him ; is had not, and he then said that she must go there, and A refined to do so, upon which the prisoner seized her xi dragged her acres the road, and he then threw her e n. When he hidden* this, the prisoner drew a razor = his pocket and commenced cutting her on the face, : the same time exclaiming that he would do for, sa The prosecntrix begged for meroy, and re- 1 sated the prisoner not to kill her for the BRADGATE CUP. Three-quarto= of a mile. st es of her mother, but the p risoner proceeded in his • Sescharomater, Saladin, Clown, Plover, Eland, Attache, lo -duos until some ponces came up who seized him and Lion, Blue Mantle, Coofederate, Juliet, Lady Abbess, at. We the unfortunate young woman from his grasp. Lady Valentine, Catalogue, SM. to Drake, Puma, Liston, 'I-. Mongrel, Arkansas, Wi ld s Bee , Moldavia, Jupiter, Squire s r The prosecutrix, who still appeared to be very weak and Hearty, and Money Spinner are here. 100 est ia consequence of the brutal violence to which she bad PAID Foarerr.-King Charming. tee WI subjected, and who gave her evidence with very great LEAMINGTON GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE let dotty, deposed to the above facts, and in answer to a 4 miles. lee toe le questions put to her by Mr. Ribten in cross- I Valentine, L'Africain, /astrolabe, Portland, Church Mill. HO anoinatioo, she sail that she did not observe tut, Sly Fox, 'bin, Suspicion, Merrimac, Ace of Heats, 100 100 nit the prisoner appeared in a very wild and Rhaibus, Sugar Candy, and Express are here. lee Med state when tie first accosted her, but' .---------- SK is admitted that he drew the weapon across his own 1 o c SO TRIKE OF WORKMEN AT THE SURREY THEATRE. 20 tent, sad intimated that he would destroy himself. ' (Tots DAY.)-At 9 o'clock this morning the workmen sm. St. The young woman who was with the prosecutrix when the ployed by Mr. Forstarlin the erection of the Surrey Theatre, r ts . der happened, confirmed her testimony with regard to what about 200 i number . , iititrk, end for eded in n oP n d ay w W r o t tat place, and aha stated that Prrama appeared gaits riar.thernwtgresinliu:lomtvhenmrin4r. ...r.. I " t i l i i r e r strike rim sad collected when she first saw bins, and evidence i alt t eged tyrannical conduct of the foreman of the too ni adduced to show that the prisoner had been seen watch- works. The men requested his withdrawal from the to i;abont the Red Lion for several hours on the night of works, and Mn. Forster having declined to comply with this ..1 . .. Its occurrence, as though he had been watching for some requc't the men refused any longer to work under Lim. 2.- This strike, if carried on, w ill materially delay the opening SL on 'of the theatre, which is announced to take place in three St The medical evidence went to show that the injuries weeks from the present data. itheteil upon the prosecutrix, although undoubtedly "" REPRESENTATION OF TIVERTON.-The Tier a.it on, were not of • dangerous character, and her life had Gazette states that a meeting of the fiveCooservat Aesocia- Ice been endangered. • tine of the borough has been held, at which a deter nr. Ribton addressed the jury at some length on behalf mind tiTt e th e e o re a s i o d lltiolfo:ra p eriv arrived at not 10 start a s r . position to the Hon. George St el the prisoner. He did not, of course, attempt to deny Den con man should be rescioded. and that the conservative' the the prisoner had been guilty of the act imputed to should unite to return a gentleman of their own choioe. bin, and he merely endeavoured to relieve the prisoner The name of the proposed conservative candidate has not i t ic na los ___ ,...__ .o . from the more serious portion of the charge, that of would- yet been made public. ice with intent to murder. I LORD PALMERSTON'S GEAvE.-Tbe grave of Lord r .. .." ) ,,, l e : ', A g ra mbin : MMI•m".1(1- i t Palmerston, in the statesman's corner of Westminster 10.0 001100 a m onna raa A u farnon ., gi The lamed Judge having summed up. Abbey, has been temporarily covered with pieces of stone I.ooo'loo , Do. issued at so pm. st The jury retired, and, after an absence of twenty minutes, paving, pending the constraetion tablet and monument 100. 000 1 10 At& Awlirt a . , ) i ll 000 retorted into court with a verdict of Guilty on the first to be erected to his memory. The spot where the late 4 10,0001 re Angle Dago i Limited 11 mot of the indictment chergiag the prisoner with intent to lamented Premier lies is sow indicated by a piece of card. 11.1erl sap : kaisticHank.Cor.newsb murder. board, oe which is the simple inscription-" Lord Paliners- 30,00u1 40 Aastralesta al tons grave." 12,600 SO BankollirtlishGoliusidel al Mr. Justice Bytes said that but for the providential inter. CATTLE PLAGUE COMMISSIONT.-The report of the 10,0061 16 bank of !cent fence of Crabb, the beadle of the market, the prisoner Cattle Plague Commission (with the minutes of evidence) 2.: 0 °, 0 I: Bak Bank °of, Lugo IAWK4 .... ii . al l i t B h night have stood at the bar to receive sentence of death for has been printed for her Majesty's Statiomeryollioe, and '"? 10,000'100 Bank of Sueenstand (f 11 SI tie, ima of wilful murder. The offence was a most serious may be procured at the Queen's printers (Messrs. Eyre and 10,000; io B an ketVictodsottistrial 0 Mt, and the sentence of the court w as that the primmer be ihrtliswoodch East Har di ng. Fetter-lane, and at some, 10 Bank of New Dralandu;a 11 ( ems. Hansard's, Great Queen-street, Lincoln'sdinn.fieldi, 0,000 6) Earned s Bank ; hipt is penal servitude for the term of twenty yalrs. on and after the 25th instant . 60,000' 10 Bruillane.Fortaguseetil i (Before the Common Serjeant.) to 000 60 Britian Sr Californian (L ; THE CATTLE PLAGUE-This dire disease is i i0 : 000 . 00 neuoaxs Loose ., ss EXTENSI re EMBEZZLEMENT. Anus Booth, 34, clerk, pleaded guilty to an indictment continuing its ravages in the parishes of Heleusnick and 40.000 1 10 C. tik. India,Aus., China I( dotes him with embezzling and stealing a Bank of Eng- Moreton Jet:feriae. Mr. Dent has lost 28 cattle from this 00,100 26 .charettar.of India,Ec.l had note for the payment of 500/., the property of the disease aced several more are ill. Mr. Slott' lost three 19,000.100 ;City Swum Iron and Coal Company. more during the week, and Mr, Vale, another sufferer, sod 10,000:100 colonial -.•.......... EL Sleigh ap . peared for the prosecution, and Mr. Met- who had only four cows, has lost two. This makes 70 ao wi • ooo citu ; T o ke' ‘ons t r oso li a ef of .c io a ri as t,;. deaths in two parishes. Several farmers have signified calls had been instructed for the defence. 200,000 10 ,Conselldated Hank (L) On the part of the prisoner Mr. Metcalfe urged that the their intention to apply to the masters of foxhounds. 6,0e0 100 . COntleSolol rimer had fallen into embarrassment in consequence of when at the meet, not to cross the infected part of 10 xOO1 1 00 mi. Sew .... Wing taken a business for his wife, and in a moment of dogs, county, on account of the danger not only of horses, 10,0001 II Delhi and London and pedestrians taking disease acmes from farm to 1 1. 000 1 10 • Deli 1.-.oon ‘uuttad: temptation he had forfeited the character which he had fermi . , bat also of stock being let tom from their pastures r o g r a :t ut. " " clum4e( i t ) 1, hitherto maintained. oglish Joint Stock 1 The Common Serjeant sow that the prisoner had pleaded by gates being thrown open. and thus their owners' pre- scow 20 ,inic.„..„4.,,,a,h." id cautionary measures of isolation becoming frustrated.- 20,000' 60 English and Swedish (I, 0 guilty to a moat serious offence, and the court felt one to s San a severe sentence, which was that the prisoner be Worcester Chronicle. -Cesusw Act., -The rinderpest is sa,000; 00 European Hank Limited, If 25 P 1 in penal servitude for fi ve years. making fearful ravages in Cornwall, more especially in 10,000.100 ittortessaChina&rap.(l4 •11 , the neighbourhood of Truro, where it has been allowed t!..,,0T, !oil tisea. Wised at 1 PrIL • • 0 21 to epread and Infect the whole district without the ',..' x i ; cr o 1 toi'ouod'ar Rank , /ammo 0 slightest preventive measures being taken till the evil was nasooo , 20 ~.......w0w,00„.... 2( I irremediable . There is now hardly • farmer or dairyman in c nno 2 5 117.7 al ,' the neighbourhood without the plague among his herd. now 15 , Do. New THE SALE OF FAT CATTLE AT CHRISTMAS.- 11:201,0: 01 6 1 i tod ni gort . 11 11 . 1 , L . l e rsia m i .. l i ii . ) I I lAt recent petty sessions, held st Stratiord-on•Avon, observes "i the Worcester Chronicle, Mr. John Baldwin, of Luddington, t est ooo 1 27 u"dm On. an°Seder"•• 1' BOW-STREET. the well-knows cattle breeder attended and asked for some moo 110 Landon & n ver ?late L I auvarLT ON A WORKHOUSE PORTER. ! modification if possible of the ' order prohibiting the sale of MOW; 16 Do. New, i ss.at ii pm , Kelly and Jackson, the two men remanded for smelting cattle. The beach promised to take the matter into 60,00 0 E Loa. Otitank,rif Ansel. . %arm, the Se a l at the St. Gilea's workhouse, were their consideration and through the kiodness of Sir 5 2.29 0 ,,,1 E,',"! Leo'teu coed l'e 1 .” 11 1- • • *Quid up for Seal examination. Robert N. C. liamilton, Burt., the withes of the ,1,: 'All 7 0 b „„ v , :r m i s h bTs:: Ti It was stated that Stingers still remained in the hospital. agriculturists will be complied with. The worthy I s ' o o o 10 , • Lao. eats. ° l ;,?',: ao rr",, Loa. %sleeken leg had been set, and be was now in a fair way baronet communicated with Sir George Grey, and 6.000' 100 Do. do. New . . i recovery, but was not yet well enough to attend, received the following reply :-" Whitehall, Nov. 16, 1865. 6,000 ' 60 ,LoodondVeneruela (1.... The primers were committed for trial. Sir,-I am directed by the Seeretary(Sir G. Grey)to acknow- 50,000:100 Len. A Westminster .. . WORatilP-STREET. , ledge the receipt of yours of the 10th inst., one telefoon . O.: 0 21 00 _ 119 r_ .'h5e 1 _. 4 . 9 . 7 10 . 1 - 1104 •• !, ' you that an order will be made by the Lords of the Council o '4: 0 7,11,1 1,2,...,4f:a g., 1... l ii A HOTRaciOnl lOUNG PAUPER. Prised/a Herman, au inmate of the Bethnal-grun Work- • authorising local authorities to modify any pollee which haws a pauper, was charged with refusing to work, they may have given, so sato allow them, t they think fit, 4,166 too Do. de. 1 It ' WXII MS Illetz° • a r":" • bank (I" If to permit the sale of fat stock for Christmas consumption to a.OOO too mimeos auk Ilse, i Mag . obscene language, threatening the overlooker and Making five panes of glue, value 3s. kl., the property of the be held.-1 have add the honour to he sir, your obedient ear- 20,000 6 National ot Australasia Medians of the parish. wiot. H. NV logton. To Sir R obert N. C. Hamilton, 10.00,101 0...." . •., ~...*,.... 10.000 tOO Chad England Bart K. C R Avon Cliffs, Stratford•upon- Avon." This defendant is under 16 seers of age, with placid and '' ... • ' ';slay features indicative of aught but abandoned and i THE LATE F ATAL ACCIDENT TO A VOLUNTEER.- 611. 20,000 0°°' ; 00 " NntluLaßauand• teed Wes al hems conduct. A duet time ago Colooel Bruce ander instructions from the , 17,100) 10 New Bout% Wales Ass Summers, an aged womeo, mid-I am overlooker of 1 60,00 d to mew essland (LtadteeD i War-office, held an inquiry into the cirourostances attending , ward s . an d t hi s morning when I desired this girl to the death of Private Locker, of the . sth Soin ad enselß h itte I 6 0 .n . 000 . 00i tO ss orwo hlorth isi W e. ea I, conx.n. I eat, she refused, threateeed to beat my old head is corps. The inquiry was 000 ducted private y, a noth ing 9 ''' 10,000, 20 Orient Coni.E.ldsteo.o 1 7 sad afterwards she broke five panes of glass. ' that then took place has transpired ; bat ditriog the past 16,000 20 Du. do. lateN.V.l 4 Mr. Safford (clerk)-What was the work she valued2l.war 20 Do. do. lateF.C. 4 I S do? week Captain Ford has received a communication from the War-office announ cin g the dismissal of Sergeant Male, th e , 00,000! 10 P ro rin.Banielogi:ory.(l. rid Witams-Only scouring and sweeeing, sir- so,roa no I ?ravine. GI Ireland drill-instructor of the corps, who was in charged the party i t i.stie co , Do. clo. , Magistrate-Why don't you get her a situation out of o tors sa • servant for whom Private Locker was marking at time of the , occurrenos---Sherborac Journal. 10,0 e. 10 Do. do all 114602 ID Node. fini..ik DsMICL le Mr. Hayden (superintendent of labour at the workhouse)- • The correspondent of a San Francisco paper says 60.000, U South Australia all Si, the has had opportunities of doing well in more than that he has seen some specimens of Cinoilar containing 11,061 : 100 Mend. of ILE. Africa M IMO 100 Do do. De. ate ns. u t ql Place of service, but she will not keep them. A great 90 per coat. of galoksilver, taken from the Norte Almaden o.___, _ Atlas • d Asa P , may of the girls turn out bad after leaving us ; the language mine, °tweed is July last The mine is situated on the 00, 000 1 8 th is one is most shameful and disgusting. roa d., 14,001 lee Onion cd Instead Weal' ' opposite side of the valley from tbe famous new Al ~,, 00e1 50 mound ._._ 311 4istrate-Why did you leave your laat place, girl? Did mine, from which it is about sight miles distant. The title •-• L•ff__ 70s do woes ? Where are your father and moths? to the new spies is said to be ia disputa Defendant, who had not answered the first aud second ' The overland telegraph was attain in working emotion, burst into tears on betting the third, and leaned or der, aced Eastern despatches to the 29th September had in the nil of the dock, and when it was repeated, sobbed beep received at Baa Fnaekee. The overland mail route on. " I hav'e't any." The inquiry u to the cause of her is also open sad le Has raeureg order. The earth= WO 1.111 24 f „ situation was then renewed, and it appeared maki trips with emend dispatch sad regelerity, ear •"tt e had greatly miabehaved herself after staying only T ito' Womb In twenty-two days.-PanaMst Stan are steady. USDINARY SILLS= AND STOCKS. Ipd. 1 HALLWAYS. " ,!0" Bristol rid Zz01.r... 91 a 12d 127 94 96 14 14 6 88 72 71 7$ iiiiiiiiWkolan---- 100 ,Cambrian all Aloft and Bands° an , Cornwall 100 Dublin and &ALA Janr d i 1 thindocraetkitAbiLJ. all I isat Loudon Scrip Cert. 10 I Do. 141000 llWest laagowloatarn &add. Wastar Ord- St 1 .1 100 Do. Z. Ans.**, No. t 100 Great North of3oollane I 100 ChraaiNcetharia 1001 Dwa, J • no. so dlr. an 100 ' Do.B . 1 Snip. alsoald is 100 Do. New. hut at 25 lim 40 Do. Ord. Del. Div. dtock 100 I tit Wolk it V. oat. illw I , 100 ' Grail W 4644414 100 Do.Otoot VaLoas..ll4a 100 Do. Booth Wales ISO Do. W. 11119.--Osloro 100 Do. Do. N:ZX 100 De. Do. a ' 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 I Loudon and 131aeltwall 100 'Loa.. iirlalltd. & B•COSII 100 iioll4ol l . o bSthi 4 4 Dov 100 ! Do. Met. Itzten.A6p.c. !100 Loada**North Was*. 1100 , LondoußSouthWestsce 100 IV an..Pbet..tt Llneolnab 'lOO 1 Ilsitzopolitio .......... 7I Do. New 4 Do. Erteadoo W Matt, 'mitt:La oiktriet 10 1 Do. do. do. .• • • 1100 Si. Si. Do. Al Shares 100 I Do Bina. a Derby • W Mid Kist . - 100 . North Bela; 100 Do. adba„Perti;:lfiuli 100 IN. Zutiiro-13arwiek lii I D• G. N. B. Puns... ,100 D.. Leeds.. - ...... 1 101 Da. Y, __ • Y0 rk....--. • ••- - • 110 Da. Ouldillo • • • at I) 1. Slock.tiZi;ill. 10 1 D x do. 180061.... 100 iII otlb Loodell su 6 6 ' no. ' 1 % ; " ii6i -••••• 100 I North Masidsblso.... en' N. di 11. Wooten Juno 100 Boot** Central ;100 'Scottish N.Y.. Abet.** 'lOO Scottish Midland .. - 1100 Shropshire Caen ,100 .Boath Devon I 1 lam* MAWR •• ...., • Oil 41ll1144 • W014120 141 • 444 \lOO 'Tan Vale aDo. 0 ... " ... -.- . . 100 ' Vale at N eath 2 • Waterloo w. W bitehalll . 1100 ' Wed Ooelswall ... 1861 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Raglan? azlitt.) Ed PA LOUIS 01056 K itILLII2I. blikrUpt was demand as • musical direoter, of a .carrane, Notting-hill. He comes to the court on his paution, ascribing his failure to "insufficiency of in case, and losses on promenade concerts." The debts are oat MOM The priecipel creditor is Mr. Meplenoo, of kg gaiateb Theatre- 6954 This was a first sitting, bat the proceedings were merely of , Wog ChAlSCier. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) dla 108 110 M 7l 6 1976 e 127 e 141 149 12d 130 33 95 61} 63 i;) 6 2 41 48 90 39 104 106 1231 1221 83 90 103 e 104/ 66 68 60 62 1441 1251 96 97 soi 611 1164 186 3 31 11 11 102 104 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE et i i et 1461 - It 11 Pus 94 99 60i 61 118 SO 110 11l MILITBII roraimiums. L-f t . ► - I Oloing. 82i 21 12 2 3 b .11 , 1 Do.d6lantle & St. Lawson Ina ' Bom.Bv. F ih &C.ln.llrill g.10.e. 8 , all Buffalo & Lake HUI.OO 1 all , Do. Prefaraoat 1 110 ,Bull. . BrauLd lB Ooda 76-34 rtab I 0s er ,eut 100 .OaL a 11.11mtals6p.e. g. 1100 Cope T. & Doak Op. all Deuserra,.. g lj.a.perr f 100 UM. in. 6 do 100 La bulbul go. 6 do all . Do. .1 Kateuelon .. - 100 Grand Trunk of uansda 1 all ' Do. gunip M . I t L 11..0p.ct lid . Bonds all ill I I DDo.o. do. defe , r i nd a:L uli l too..tod Do giL= al Do. l ' o. geferr taok 1 all I Do. alt pre. Mock .. all Do. do, deterred 1100 Great Indian Peninsula 1 1 1 2 1 Do. tu.-. Isr oat. • 10• , Gt. S. of India g. 6 p. et. NO I Do 41 pig mot. I I Do .31 I C L Western of Canada 18 Da New all Do.Op.o.Bda. pay. 18TS all Dale do. do. 1077-0 I !Indian Branca , . Waned 1100 Madras guar. 6 p. mat. 100 1 sm. do.at do 100 1 Do. ao. ie do.— I 1 i Do. Flab ituteadon • 100 Kalb. Corp. 0 par I I an Kolb. and Hobson's !lasi . ,100 N.B.cdCaiLillp.alat p.B. ,100 Banda. goa. 6pa oant. ..' MN ' Do. Deal do.• • ..• • Do. do. do. to 100 1 Do. P 9114•01) do.- . _ UM Do. ladualllFlM. do. l'o'i b THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) (in zuorna nuolunt.) 20; WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) loci 1.061.. e. \ MON 6,174110 I Pe.1 1 . 6 MOM ti g6l 7 61 - nel 7 el 10i bi i 125: 41 61 601 _ noi 69 i 104 3 68 I 102 i 100 it tea hoz f• CI 10 11 75 80 vo 100 as 12 101 143 101 LOS 100 !85 • 272 1P.28 Iss 2 0 60 0 0 63 60 67 39 60 60 66 60 4 0 64 41 32 ye 31 lee 163 IP= 101 4 102 79i 80 171 17 ! ry 311 Y 93 9 1 H 3 88 1j uj 108 101 i 102* 93 98 88 90 lOU IC4i i VI 66; 66 le 82 8 4 101 102 101 102 eu. 101 102 JOINT STOCK BANK& ....I 11 ii.. Ott Ng West India i N 60..1ra/qualm D est II LeadnetßLlCaibariss , iot. timsPias St. fienesp Cosseserelat Two oghoos. British railway securities arc in demand to-day, r e 3 and prices generally show an upward tendency. 100 l all Metropolitan stock is in p rominent request and 10. has improved 1 per oent. Great Western and it 100 South Eastern have also advanced ; London and ; an North Western, ; Midland, ; and Lancashire 40 , al and Yorkshire, I. ltoeo len London and North Weste rn stock is now 410 quoted 1254 to ; Great Western, 824 to 1 :1 1 2 1 ; Midland, 1251 to • Lancashire and toe I, Y or kshire, 1224 to ; South E as tern, 794 to 80 Great Eastern, 474 to ; Caledonian 1264 to I r e 127 ; Metropolitan, 1304 to 157 ; Llondon sad South Western, 96 to ; Great Northern, 127 to 1 128 • ditto A, 148 to 1 49 . L' o cubardo-Venetian and Great Luxembourg rail , way shares have further improved, and Sambre and Meuse are firm. Indian and Canadian lines ------ i.- , 1 awing prima I gates to-day 1 ; 5 '.., .., 06.78 12,6 9. 11 18. 6 .1.4. Sll 2} It sal ENCE. allot.) OFFICIAL ASSIGNri on a motion by the he Chief Registrar el George Graham, en (inky in London, call. it in bankruptcy to the chief registrar id to the credit of be 01110 of 8784. 19a. received from " olds 1861 certain intros as 10 sot of 1854 and acts had been all allowed of Bankruptcy sitting idle* of the sot of fees" to be taken the ditties performed orders, and that each ball-yearly to the chief dere shall direct of the within the six months of the set of 1861, rders is "subject to od by section 232. ill be construed toga. y Consolidation Acts of anrepealsd, as one act." is repealed by schedule 30 of the act of 1861 t affect any proceeding has arisen or may or that may h e og done or ardating as of any of the act. or at Mr. Graham mad. in in " new " came, to the notice of the 4 his half-yearly return tot of 1864, as well as 11th joint stock comp,. 7, as foots enabling gment of the ma him in respect of lion of act of 1861, lip noted with the banner le had to deal under the cation involved therefore act of 1861, the official nature of per tentage, by slaty. Mr. Graham had remunerated for bagmen ich had come within his he set of 1861, and had by him on that footing. at before the Lord Chas it decided whether Mr. of that to which he wee is bound to make a return him from " old estates." totioa that by the general lint of the act of 1861 by don were to receive salaries that this provision applied gloat distinction between they were bound to make me received by them from his their purview. Bergood, and Mr. B. B. a ; Sir H. Cairns and Mr. our report left. ?.N'S BENCH. Lord Met JOati* Sad ee, and Lush.) - 11.;(7103CRST. obtained calling upon Mr. information in the nature no to show came by what e the office of collector of a. The objection was one y the guardians. . Prentice showed cams as collector of rates was an so warrant° would not lie. the issuing of the writ. m was Mx. Frederick Smith, unit Mr. Bovill's princlpel r. AILING. a behalf of Mr. Howard for ag. mayor of the borough of warrant° should sot issue what authority he exercised hat borough. Oa the 9th .k piece for three aldermen, Log officer. Eighteen votes lhott, 15 for Mr. Thompson, Mr. Howard. An objection e mayor's taking the votes is himself, but the mayor over votes, and returned himself. lleged, was illegal, and that U the office of alderman. N n. HALL. he applied some days since i this court certain indictments gainat Mr. Hall at the Central the complicated and manage iexion with the cue of Bouillon of the court was to make rat instance in cases of mir ;rent a rule nisi in cases at ace was that bia rule VW it instance. Besides the in. two indictments bad been II at the Central Criminal racid jury bad returned true on Mr. Hall's affidavit that be a for felony arose out of Pro. as the nesdemyanour, and that mode of presenting the same a charge out of the same facts. t is the felony.' ired to show cause outlast the said it was forgery—that of low moved fora rule to move the misdemeanours into this Oras a case that it was important t, and with the assistance of • It woad also be eitremelr to Mr. Hall that half the CUPS I be tried in this court and the the 0:d Bailey. —A complaint has been made in the misdemeanour case, in it not know about that. It wa s T was left with Mr. Hall some :salon, if not two session/ ode — t. He had now to move for a in the fint instance. 1g muse, said it was very Wiper. take place duties the use presoa tbmek Criminal Court, bec a tight over front Paris at na ves prosecut i on . The pcipel -etch army and his attendance ) :er considerable difficulty,troublea aial was postponed it was very could be again secured, as be wee court. The committal on the woo Oct., and at the same time the into, but the rn asistrate ( Krum) Consequently the defeedast WSW ind that the bills would in all pro. be also had notice on the 2nd al would be preferred. He could d been taken by surprise. ado the rule absolute for retairciaS orgeries into this court. COMMON PLEAS. o Middlea••.—(Before Mr. Justio• d • Common Jury.) :ELL r. BLUM. t o recover damages for persona . Bosley appeared for the plaintiff ; del coda° t. lerk to Mr. Humphreys, an auto I the defendant keeps the Monarch set. About 7 o'clock on the even it the plaintiff went to the defeods ad some refreshment. This roots is of a short passage, and on leariali ato a small bole, which was open gtting up t d @butters frogs leg ooly went down the h t Z e of the acciden t was riously bruised about the to e• e extricated himself and w alked t• bray Station, but on cotioulting • steed cot to go to business for epee this absence wee that he lost hie be. the oleintifre own carel eeniews owed he pleat wee well lighted, end the nybody passing along ; that • in rusiog the shuttemend the hat was going on whilst be was tbe boy who wns raising the shatter' intiff to mind the hole ; sad that mewed the boy of eareissaseas the find fault with the boy ; it was as I evidence, bad denied that the but id a lso that he himaalf had adoltliim indict for the plaintiff —damages, 34 /LOBATE AND DIVOROIL • the Judge Ordia•rt%) V. HINDMAESII AND HCSSZT. the p•titiaur, • lighters's. vb. FORZION ()SLIM 1 itabiTkr 0. IG.Lasselloolus 69.cipot 1 Do. 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