The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-08 00:00:00

185th motion, on paymeat of a composition no 87 CAPTAm sons. t, Robert Boyle. was • captain in the Royal adwiob. elation was passed se in the last ass, th e lidos sad of eoaspositka Wag ths MM. li' and Nowstsad us the socountants resl; - IDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. t„. (Before the AsnirtuktJudge.) •AIS•OLT OX ♦ POUOXOOIer♦ILL. ray and John Oriffillus were indicted for beating Richard Neal, a constable of the Face, in the *solution of hie ditty. said he was a policweseetable,loB Y, and 29th of October, at aAnarter pest 4 in the was on duty in Wset•street, Somers'. saw the defendant and some other end house. Conway went up to him and made i wit► his mouth in witness's face, end him. He asked him logo away, but his eon ioleat that he took him into custody. Griffiths told him to let Conway go, but on wit. to do so he gays him a violent blow on the t. The blow staggered him, and In coals• , got away and joined Griffith,, sad another y all struck him, both before end babied. ed down by the blow, and while he was os • was kicked in the face. When he • Owners began striking witness again in be saw Griffiths pick up something in the slid, `•The —, we will do for him—we will here is nobody else bore," with that he re. t blow which caused him to stagger ageing' he bemuse ina•asible. Beth the primes'' I t they were subsequently apprehended on a .. I mud, polloseonetablc 228 Y, said be was assittauce of the last witness, sod NM Griffiths in the for" and as be got near to Griffiths he cc Nal a tresseadous blow on the eye, which le blood flowed from it. He miaowed against d be saw Oonwsy urging Griffiths 00, saying, the old --." They both ran away, sad witness at. Griffiths was stopped by a gentleman in week sad be took him into custody. The ot►ee Finmind the prisoner Guilty. Wedge sentenced Conway to be imprisoned hard labour for nine months, and Griffiths for nth& BE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. CinITTTAL or • TICKET-OF-1W( MAIL &Nun, who, it appeared, was only M years of bee been a °Marius thief almost from U . end who is now out on a ticket-of-leave. wee fore Alderman Sir It. Carden, charged with the eg robbery. tor said that he was walking along Grow t. end he sew • disturbanos occasioned by ss o two boys, he put hie hand to his watch found that the chain was dangling loose, and wee gone. The piteous was standing by him • accused him of robbing him, but be feigned ishment at tbe accusation, and declared be • • of the watch. The pnsoner, however, wan • the watch and hand it to his companions, who with it. • • Wad if the prisons was known. , a mutable of the O division, said that he t on two occasions when the prisoner was me. the Middlesex sessions. The first time he wee to nine months' imprisonment for assultiog a who attempted to take him into custody for rob the woad time he pleaded guilty to stealing a is was in 1%?, and he was sentasoed to three al servitude, and he was now out upon a ticket-of- • : • had known the prisoner as • thief for ten yara the warders atColdbath-fields prison said that, is • the eratesoes already spoken to, the primers , I times ben sentenced to throe months' imp& as • rove and vagabond. 'goner begged for mercy, and said that if the . would give him another chance he would leave try, sad be should never see hiss again. Carden said he had bed • obsess for the lad sad he was too dangemee a fellow to be at large. .1d therefore commit him to the Outset Camara r trial, and he would then, no doubt, meet with BOW.STREHT. A SCENE Et vnaasz-Tsap. tardy-looking labourers, named William Kelly aid etekson, were brought before Mr. Vaughan, charged fog drunk and disorderly at St. Gilei s workbouee 'th moulting John Stirlen, the ward muter, aed with unmaking Robert Postie, the night porta, • cry Grey, 53 Y. was nimble to attend from injuries received ; inspector explained that he was confined to the ty College Hospital with a broken leg. man Henry Grey, 53 F, rid—Last night, et about utes past 10 o'clock. I wu on duty in Vinegar-yard. t of St. Giles's.workhouse,when I heard the prisoner asking for a night's lodging. Stegall, the ward— told biro that if be came task when he was sober uld have a lodging. He replied, " be -- if I ye it now." He thee seized Shagars, and threw him e door steps on the flags in the yard. Vaughan—Was it a push, or did he hurl him dart? He hurled him down—be bat his own lag Shugsrs's leg, and threw him. I went to Stingere's as, and seized Jackson. He then threw me down He fell with me, and Shugart end I held him down. the night pores, came to our waste:lce. Kelly they op the yard and interfered. He seized Shugart sad . him away, sayiog they should cot take Jaek. in custody. The night porter and I UM • , and Shugart struggled with Kelly. Kelly hod no. to ask for a lodging. I had not seen him befogs he up end laid bold of gangue. Vaughao—Then howcame be in the workhouee-yards toes—lt was not in the workhouse, but in Vinegar outside the workhouse door. While they were strut. Kelly deliberately kicked Shagars is the leg. Sham tly tell to the ground. Kelly kicked him again as be ere. Stagers then exclaimed "My leg is broken. men." Kelly mu away, and I ran after him. leaving eto detain Jackson. I brought him back, handed him to another mutable, end assisted Pude who was ling with Jackson. He was trying to kick Pestle, he latter got him down. Aa he lay OD the ground he • out at me, and kicked me on the legs. Auditor mu then came up, and at last we got them both to station-house. Ebert Poetic, the:night porter, corroborated. and nada while he was strouling with Jackson, the latter gat mod in his mouth. r. Humphreys (the second 600—Did be bite vie , itness—lle grazed the skin with his teeth. r. Humphreys—Were they sober? ritalle—They were both the worse for liquor, but }Cony not so drunk as Jackson. I don't know Kelly at all. r. Vaughan—This is so serious a cam that I shall net with it. 1 shall remand the prisoners for a week, sad s take the evidence of the surgeon, and COSIMit the Or ra for hiaL bon it appears wee, in April last, constn,thed few 11 with bud labour, for assaulting Folios-constable s ly, y, F 53, and Miller, F 96 . 2LARLBOROUGEWITREET. =LIN PROPZILI PLIIISIIZIA — COMMITTAL WTTMOVT • - _ Ttee. ichard Smith, • bootmaksr, living at No. 29, EL - in's-court, was brought before Mr. Tyrerhitt, i haughnssay, one of the warrant officers of the oo , i gad with assaulting • young woman, named Elizabeth tendon. he complainant, who has • bad black eye, said 2 she lived with the defendant for four years. About in the morning of Tuesday last he came home uked for hie sapper. She told him there was some talc and he then struck her on the forehead end said ha Id smash and murder her. He afterwards struck her in face and blackened her eye. She ran into the cellar to pe from his violence, but he got a light and found bar. tried to escape from the place, but was unable to do Y. he then @track her several times about the body. Ho frequently beaten her before. r. Charles Ward, a lodger in the hones, said he was vet up and aped by hearing cries of " Minder." He g the sound of blows, and found the complainant , who d she bad bean illnasd—her eye being much c`goll° °— mg. His wife then took the complain ,nt into their for protection. The comp l a i na nt was • herd working , and went out to work to supp ort the borne. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he looked upon the defendant as • tal fellow, and he should commit him for six week', th bard labaar. A monument to Melanethon, the reformer and of Luther. has just been inaugurstad at Witter& in &cony, in presenoe of the King of Prussia. SAD DEATH OF A LADY AT R IC HMOND....—LEEt lit Mr. W. Carter, the coroner for Surrey. held • 148 g quiry at the Rom Cottage Hotel, Richrioed, relative to he des* of Mrs. Jane Youngman , aged 57, wife of • Tr ed geatleman living at Montegu. Riebm• ad ' hn. wvillm ho was killed by Wog knocked down by t h e shaft of butcher's cart belonging to a Mr. Clark in th e neefibbm" end which warn being driven at the time by • bell 16. The near shaft of the butcher's cart seems to ye Wu* the beck of the demised, who must have bees ear the kerb. She was twis ted round and tea . died. the pmement. The same evening lb* t did Dot appear that the lad wee driving at any fad of more than four or live miles an boar , an d it didrt g era that the horse went on the pavement. The jug re - 11. tuned a verdict of " Accidental Death; and the lad well . riled in by the Coroner and caued day his fialr• ; rising. The boy will be brought op this Weft OBS Ri c hmond bench tar -einmination. SPIZARIAGLIN THIS OP rDAli4as LOAD MAYOR. ( The ceremony of swearing-in the Lord Mayor far the angling year (Alderman Philk pi s), took plow this sei sing at GaildhalL Previous to the ceremony the L o d mayor gave a Weiner to the following aldermen . g em s. Sidesy, Sir P. Carden, Outer, Rate, Alibis, Waterlow, and Stone. Several of the principal ahem of the Camoration were also present. Upon this occasion the Lced Mayor at present t her m dethe Lord Mayor eteet—proesed toge in the state carriage to Guildhall, and ern their antral the latter is installed in his chair of gig* sa d the retiring Lord Mayor hands over to him ▪ the budgets of aim The Chamberlain, the Sword Borer, the Iternembnincer, and the other high officers of theloorporstion, after the retiring Lord Mayor had made hie eisance to by successor, hooded over to the Lord m il th e insignia of their respective offices, which were retuned to them, and Lord Mayor Phillips wee thee formally installed in the offioe of chief f e y of the City of London for the misoing year. The w h e t, party then returned to the Mansiou.house, Alderman Phillips this time taking the vat of honour. Upon ilss arrival at the Mansion-hone, the new Lord Meyer at g em takes possession, sod invites his brother magistrates lodise with him st the banquet that always takes place on sock toicsaions, in the sewing. LORD MAYOR'S DAY. LATEST PREPARATIONS.—(TIIIS DAY.) The arrangements for the oleic banquet and pageant tomorrow are rapidly approaching completion• no interior of the Guildhall already presents an imposing apposesaok sad. under the supsziateudenoe of the City st inted. promises to afford • aovel display of municipal splesdoer. The procemion will not be marked with any ' p ot /anti, save the withdrawal of the men in armour, and ths stbstitation for them of • greater show of cavalry. The l oots, ss already Mated, will be through Oteshamstreet, Greaham.strest - west , S t . Ann's. an St Ms kin'vle-Graud, N•1110611te•Ct. Skinner-street, yoringdonatrast, Fleet-street, the Strand, and thence to Westatimter Kill. Mr. Burbsidgs, of N ew g ate etreet, ad a committee of the inhabitants of the ward at Parting. goo Within, to which the Lord Mayor sled belongs, save made arriagement• for an unusual display in token of welcome a Alderman Phillips ea chief magistrate of the City Loam Os the airiest of the pageant at the east yid of biewpte.stresi it will be met by • bugs banner, sketching from one aide of the street to the other, oa white will be amble:mod the City arms, wad thoes of the late Lard Mayor and his SWAIIIIICe, the whole being emblematical of " Welcome to the mayoralty.* On advancing a little further, the proomsion will paws in boat of &gallery which has best tastefully decorated on the meth side of the street. At this point the oluldrea belosging to the ward schools will be statiosed ; end one of the girl% cooling a banner, will deemed a platform, followed by a toy, who will present his lordship with an 'dare's printed u gold, to which the Lord Mayor will reply, after which the procession will continue its route. The whole d Newpte-street will be dressed from beginning to end with Imams sad streamers reaching from either side, and each tearing the inscription " Welcome." In front of Christ's goepital there will be a large show of banners, shields, and hp, and previous to the arrival, and after the paring of ne prooessionoa band of commissionaires will march to and ho playing aPerefetete music. Yesterday the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Iselama unexpectedly appeared in Liverpool. He wee ,resent at • private gathering of gentlemen, assembled to present Mrs. Lawrence, wife of the Mayor of Liverpool, • "silver cradle," in commemoration of the birth of an infant kris( the mayoralty of her husband. Earl Nelson presided at a meeting of the Hud ieseeld Church Institute lark night, and delivered en ed am, in which the noble earl chimed for the church of legland the honour of being "the bolwerk of the tree sad pars faith 'phut the inroads of infidelity on the one hod, and scant the errors of the Roman catholic's on the tem" On Tuesday last the Rev. John Hervey Payne, &A, RA., was instituted to the rectory of Ckdney, in Norfolk, on the presentation of Joseph Soott, of Ocelney Hall, Esq. Oa the same day the Rev. Frederick Davies, din, was instituted to the vicarage of Wiggenhall, St. buy Magdalen, in Norfolk, on the presentation of the Rev. Wlllkm Ballard Dalby, of Wiggenh•ll, St. Mary Magdalen amnia, clerk. A shocking homicide is reported from Ewood Hedge, near Haelingden. le • poem! fight amongst • amber of pot hawkers, one poor fellow was thrown on the wand, end kicked with such savage ferocity by his oppo nent, that he died in half an boar after receiving the in- Among the students who have just taken the oaths on being called to the her of Paris, is M. Nathan James Edward de Rothschild. The Brussels journals contain an account of an' assault committed on the responsible editor of the Nou vet tide de Geed by five officers of the Belgian army. The Independance of yesterday says :—" The rimers of as approaching reconciliation between the Em peror of the French and Prince Napoleon are acquiring coo 'Amy. The initiative was taken by the Empress, who hie written to the Princess Clothilde, inviting her to Com piegne with her husband. It is not stead bow thee, over tures have been received." —•- RAILWAY ACCIDENT.--SIR E. LANDSZIR IN JCIND.—AO alarming accident occourred on Monday at the Deemer Station of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineoinshire Railway. A fast train from London left Sheffield • few minutes before 5 o'clock, and was driven at the usual high rate of speed towards Man chester. All went well until the train approached Desp air, where a goods train and • cattle train were in pcmaion of both lines of rails. The official In charge of the station, knowing that the express was due, wee doing hie best to clear the line, and the cattle train was being shunted on to the up line, behind the goods train. The trains were protected by the signals, which were dead whist the express, but the driver of the latter moms to lave neglected to keep • proper look-out, although it may be urged in his favour that Deepcar was not a stopping station for his train. He ran on past the signal, sad cams in violent collision with the rear of the cattle train, knocking the brake and six of the waggons off the lies, but doing very little damage. The express was going very fat when the collision occurred, but the engine shows no muks of damage, and IW. will suffice to repair the damages to the trucks. Several of the passengers is the amen were severely shaken, sod one of them, Sir Edwin Landeeer, the great animal painter, received a Neven cut over hie eye. We understand that Sir Edwin was on his way to Wortley Hall, the seat of Lord Wharocli ff e, and the train would hems stopped at Wortley expressly to put Zia down.—Neeffidd Independent. Sitaxous ACCIDENT TO A COACHXAN AT TIER ROYAL Mawa.—Mr. JllllOllll LW, use of the ecachreen dthe Royal-mews, Pimlico, has met with a very serious linid ip g y t threatening usfavoundils oircumstuucer. It that at 11 o'clock on Saturday night hit, during the fog which then prevailed, Mr. Line was returning to the mews with • carriage sed pair. He cleared Storey's-gate, hut owing 4 time dessity of the weather, the carriage caught against a hrop•post, and then daehed on to the railings. By the 'woe of the coneussion he was thrown from his seat, and be etc picked up insensible. He was conveyed to Westminster IcePital, where it was found that he had sustained • severe alp wound, *lacerated ironed on the face, and another • the forehead, each being of a serious character. This awning there was • cheep for the better. The knees of stair of valuable bones were very bsdly cut. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE LUDGATE-RILL NATION.—We have received an amount of an extraordinary Mae which was witnessed this moreieg on the platform at its Ludgatatill Station of the Metropolitan Exteesion of tieLoudon, Chatham. and Dover Railway. Delay in the wrival of a train or trains mused great annoyanos to some trades& of people, and a sort of indignation meeting was Memporised, in the course of which violent speeches were * *le, and cries raised of " Down with the Company,'' &a unfortnnste porters were greeted with groans and hiseca, cod when at last a train did come noisy demonstrations " re cont i nued inside the carriages. If a tithe of the catamount made be true, this morning's delay was not allitetimeL LIFEBOAT SERVICE. --PORTILIISH, IRELAND. 1 40 V. 7.—Daring • severe gale from the north-west a few !lc sines Imports the Rey. J. Simpson) the schooner Clara Braves, elßenow, bound from Cardiff to Loedoederry with a cargo of coals, made the Sherries Reads, off Poutrueb, bat was unable to gain the proper eneboesee and dropped bee annoys in a very perilous position sot far from when an 'pitted ship and her crew of six men were kit a jyfar or two ago. The seitooner was observed to ride a utedy, and the lifeboat of the Royal National Life boat Institution wu moordiagly launched in • hem y sem, wait aloogeide the vessel, and broot i t air abe crew .4 feu mm safely ashore ; the men were d hied to see th' het end eagerly availed them elegy of seise aco. The Higbee behaved admirably on the emaelen. The vessel fatmately rode out the gale and her awn took psesession of hit spin the next day. VTR EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1865. LATEST SPOUTIN9 INCREIiIatiENUE SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 1 (3T mamma =mum) LIVERPOOL MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) EIONPt 'II•AN '6,000 NAOS' ,000 ,004 0,00 .000 Two o'Osociu The railway market continues inactive, but the A( tone is slightly firmer. The principal sto cks, how- 51 ever, are without change, with the exoeption of a RI rise of per mut. in Met ropolitan, and in Great 1 1 " t 16,1 Western. 16.1 London and North Western s took is now 60,1 luoted 1244 to ; Great Western, 63 to "A . - • et• 4 MAIDEN PLATE. 6 rim WELTER CUP. Midland, t° l2sl to ; Lancashu_ and je, orkshire, 1221 to ; South Eastern, 79} to ; NO , Great Eastern, 46 to ; Caledonian, 127 to I t o % 128 ;. Metropolitan, 1861 to 137} • London and mum South Western 96 to 97; Great NOrthern, 1284 to Mow 10.000 19911 • ditto A:148 to 149. Canadian railway securities are dull, as well as itt a Recife and Sao Francisco shares. Lombardo- 13,174 Venetian exhibit firmness. Very few transactions MooO* have occurred in the Indian lines. m so,oe ORMINAZI MAUS AND ROCKS. 10,0 g -------- ------IClloling piton Wm so-day me ; .. go 03 Pd. I =MM. 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The other markets are rather firmer in tone, in sympathy with the improvement in the funds, but the advance in prices is only fractional and far from general. Home railway stocks have seemly moved. In the discount market to-day the supply of money is considerable, but no transactions are reported below 6; to 7 per cent. The rate in the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day on English government securities is lower, at 5 to 0 per cent., a large amount of stock baying been taken up and paid for at the Consol settlement. The purchase by the government broker to-day comprises 20,0001. Three per Cents. Redwood. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 681 r. 32c., being 1-16 per cent. better. Consols are now quoted 89 to 3, with div., for money, and 87} to 88, ex div., for the new account (December 7). The official uainess report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 883, 891, 89, 1 ; ditto, for account, 873, 88, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 873, ; New Three per Cents., 873, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1041, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture% 1866, 981, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. die. ; ditto June, Bs. die. There is an improvement of }to } per cent. in some of the speculative foreign stocks, includiug:LTurkish Consolidds, Greek, Spanish Passive, and Brazilian scrip. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : Greek, 19 to } ; Turkish Consolidds, 47} to ; Spanish Passive, 283 to 3 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to } ; Confederate, 8} to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 2} to 3 prem. ; and Mexican, 253 to 3. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilien, 93} ; ditto, 1865, 75} ; ditto scrip, 21, 3, prem. ; Chilian Three per Cents., 75 ; Danubian, 74 ; Egyptian, 1864, 92 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 921 ; Mexican, for account, 253, I ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 753, 3, 3 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 76; ditto 1885, for account, 43}, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 431, 4 ; Venezuela, 1864, 38. American securities are dull, and prices have receded 3. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 633 to }, ex div. • Erie Railway shares, 531 to } ; and Illinois, all 813 to 3. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 3 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem. ; ad London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imps. rial Mercantile, 2} to 3 prem. ; Credit Fon cier and Mobilier of England, 3} to I prem., ex ad all ; ditto New, 3} to } prem ; General Ottoman, 2} to 3 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 73 to 3prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 153 to 3. The shares of the North London, Bighgate, and Alexandra] Park Railway Company are nominally quoted } to 1} prem. ; Leeds Woollen, 2 to 21 prem. ; Pennsylvania Oil, 11 to 21 prem. The anticipated withdrawal of sovereigns from the Bank for exportation by the Brazil steamer of the 9th, took place yesterday, and comprised 210,000/., but, on the other hand, 232,0001. in bar gold was sent into that establishment. The market for silver was firm yesterday, with more demand from the East, and the quotation for bars was ss. I}d per ounce. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were unaltered. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam. 3 months, 12.23 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to 12; Notteedem, 3 moothe. 12.21 to 3; Antseso. 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Hamburg, me. baste, 3 mouths, 13.10 to 3 ; Paris, 3 days, 26.20 to 25 ; ditto, 3 mosiths, 26.523 to 55 • Frankfort-on-tho•Maise, 3 months, 1 21 3 to 3; Petershrirg, per rouble, 3 months, 30 1 • Vilma off. do., 3 25; t, 11.21 to 25 ; Trieste ditto, mouths, 11.90 to 473 to 8 ; Lwhern, 3 mouths, 25.674 to 721: Gering 3 months, 25.673 to 723 ;_ Bißso, 3 months, 25.673 to 723 ; Maples, 3 months, 25.673 to 723; Palerrne. 3 months, 26.674 to 723 ; Mreatog 3 moots', 25.673 to 723; Labour, 90 days, 513 to I ; Oporto, 90 days 613 to 3. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows' Q this week an increase of 3711. over last year. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 27th tilt. were 17,9341., showing an increase of 5,2591. over the corresponding week of last year. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in the London and South African Bank is called for the 20th February, to confirm the resolu tion passed on the Ist inst., authorising the direc tors to accept the supplemental charter. The second ordinary general meeting of share holders in the Anglo-Egyptian Bank (Limited) is convened for the 23rd instant, when a dividend is to be declared. The Ottoman Financial Association have made a call of 51. per share, payable on Thursday, the 30th inst. It appears that the extraordinary meeting of this company, , fixed for the 21st inst., ' is " for the purpose of taking into consideration certain propositions for an anudgamation." Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Insures:a—Allies*, British sod Foreign, 15 3 ; Ditto Marina, 39 81 ; Argus Life, 31 ; Church of England, ; , Oetranarcial Union. 74 i 3 EvOg 63, ex div: General, 5 ' Guardian, 473. 8 ; Indemnity M aria ' , 127 ; Liverpool zd sod Lon don and Globe pax par Cont. Asnuitice), 124; London and Provincial Marius, 3; Manse. 91; North die British and morceatits, 19 ; Ocean Marine, 243 4 ; Phooig 135 ; Ben Fire, 203 ; Thames and Mares; Marina (Limied), 83 ; Univocal' Edo, 36; Universal Marine (Limited), 4;, Gaslight and Ooke.— Bombay (Limited), 5 3 3; Ditto Third bons ' 24 ; British Provionisl, 291; City of Lon don A , ; Oommercial, 413 2, az div. ; Coritinaital Union (Limited). 93 ; Egnitable, 791, 80 ; European, 133 Im perial, 82, ex div. ; Imperial Cootioental, 94 4 ; West- Minder Chartered New, 45 3. , Darks,—Loden and 84. Bothering 783 9 8 93. Ouials.—Greed Junction, 7J; livnuot end Aral (Gua ranteed by Griot Western Beilway), 64 3; Bygones (or London). Vv. Waterworks — Berlin , 113 ; Chelsea, 29; list Lagoa. 128 3 ; West Middlesex, 113. A painful impression was produced yesterday in the Stock Exchange by news of the death, by his own hand, on Hampstead-heath, of Mr. David M. Davidson, a member of that establishment. The deceased was a broker, and it is said that there are some sad circumstances in connection with the 9617 ,260 20 Analo.lcrpt. Na,. (L.) an - - .101 10 1.5210.01 150 Ml= - all 17 18 6 6 Atlantic Tsi. (Ammar& al I ill AN 15 daslndlisiAgittal 191 17 19 6 111 laskallanll.L.&96.(L 5 M I par Id BaanarakToaratatest I AN 1,0 BankWalsrworke (L.) el lr U 1444 ,ON 101 Bo lskow Vaughan 2 #4 Pm 6 Bombay Das ( 61 ',OOl 1 Do. Ind Issue : l I F -- .000 5 Do. 3rd bans BIM& Amide= tamil 66 17 , .. 70 80L fil It. & L Ma.. Tel. (L) IN 75 82 - 600 20 &dish O.) lf - -db - 511 11 Canada Elom lnthan play Tim all 66 86 - NO 111 31 eanadlanlasa&lav(L) 111 11 les 111 ONlosOisapsay 90 Ditto A shares-- 2 11 Pm - NO 19 City otLoadmill.Pra.(L 9 1 01d1s •-• :t r e Or Masi Impra(l , 1 i t 1 1 116 s g m t :: ::: : 6. az of If . monw 055 it • 10 1)411 = (1 1 \ 50 ClammarelalValoadn ' 5 It Is 71 N OM MAfriasalfiroa.ll 5 1 1 psa - o,3mislidiMsd Dia- 10 6 6 ills -• . le Omblasatallln. 10 lf 9 Um - 10 1 10 0 6 Illa .. NO Of pep, Iti . all 16 16 - ON 29 0. - Ifoso.& ob. o f 5 11 Illimmill 81, 1 SO Do. of italaritam (1, 10 8 6Ms \ - 104 ft Dull Palma ...•....311 9 57 19 MIL ft. Do. ltrolsemsos .. -. 1 100 115 116 MI. lb De. B P. A Patti" IN 11 1 4 din 117 600 20 DarboUna (Liml .. 8 par 000 100 Dbcouneo , 9 ooll ßfat 79 9 7 Ms 04 NO 10 fasters Ammo Tea( e.) Ii INS 9 6 t 000 60 LhallaLand.CAFln Lla 5 6Ws 000 10 IL radio led& & Canal U 6 11 dls 60 Ibbw Vat, U le 1 dis 106 N ausiballms.&TaL4L 6 11 Ws ad la OL Irsiieto Tabircapb 100 A sad Jas. -01 11 11 200 00 ' •1 74 3 3 dß 001 100 bid IL I 1 1 dis • PIO 10 fairbalra Inglasariad. 6 1 lima Al 181 10 flaasedal Corporeal= 11 IN N flassobil Dbaraal (L) 15 µ Mt 20 lons*. Waroboam (L 8 Id 100 le (10011•06 (L 1101104). 16 10 NO 10 .61.C2•214.21ULotLae: ( i 6 11 U Seam Narlgsdon 16 26 _ N floaso&30105 1 . 1 ALM.) 6 li 1 dim 10 Bong Kong &ClshmOas sil 11 Wm 1 14 20 _.... on 161 14 Ild 00 611 Humber Iron Warks(L) 26 1111 U dis - 00 60 =lAer.o6l.Asa(L) 6 11 tipm .. 00 1 ( 1 / 1 6 .1 14 1416 per - M 66 Intsrolonal an" tootraot 10 6 sas - 10 110 lnisrastllnazOloc.(L) 5 1/ 1i pa' 4ls lalorouland ersellt(L 5 par ipa , O lie Bahia Lan& l4 IdM par .- 21 nallsalsrld. (Can.oay ) 511 11 12 - II IN Do.. p • c.B4s. r . 11170 bIl b 2 66 19 15 lolatiltockDbormat(L) 10 14 1441* a 1 N Laisd Ilmaritliss (Um.) 5 21 ledts -• M9l Load. Aloha Tradil If 7 sdb - • N Load.andOsloloa. ll . 5 par 4p ll i - 10 111 Lon.oountalandia( - -pm - di 6 Umi&Disirlo6TiOn.ill II 11 si - 61 SO Load. Finsn. assa 15 :1 7 an. - 5 a LassLO. Dwain O. L al) 11 - 11 60 Lad.dOlass.lng.Co(L 20 11 9dh - 6 Lon& Dalian, ite.B93. 15 8 a dl. - II !auditor. Disoonal(L) 19 11 9 dla - N land.trodnolalltaMml 5 1 lip. - N Uadras Int.. &Canal 15 2 1 di, .. 111 D ri a IS ehos lovesteoni(L )1 51 1 1 1 :}Z ••-• 20 Man:Ulna laad,&a.t a .- 10 Moak Balsa. T4l. i ' ft is - 60 Merchant 31 004 . f.) Is 7 I dl. - up maiwanitiagnoad. si s IMs 611 N BUlwall Iron Works. 9 edls par .. 1 10 Itabilland&Oal.C. ) II 1 11411, NNialoafte DU Om. i i . Ms 6 11 llbso 16 1 26 NattonalProv.Marim 92 le 1 - itis Wational9bmws Nev.( :91 5 Isb ... :0 0 litbat . doilmil• LtL) ew I li b ibldls .. ontitoca N N.lealsode. 4l4 B. l le too Soo - 22 1.4.7.441.442'.&644341 I 1 Ipm 10 NorthenulassmTsgLl 1 141 s par .. 11 1 IMs •-• OL N.Brit. Aastralasiaa(L) ic• 60 56 60 1711.11.&11srosa.In.(1. 01 Ile 191 _ ..• 10 1t0010 6 5 lbagini llso I 11. 0 6 431 IA tassaa barbs itawarli. 0 sag Mew -• N OrlsoialCiamsarcial(L. 7 - - -. IA OrknialliMalsossl(Um. 16 9 7Ms - a ..o‘3 : 0,411.1. " g ") 41 1 1 41 4 = A. 141 orientlalsodletogL ) all P r 2 1Pin - Keel 15 Otos- a IstlemAinmsi.. II sidlees Ipm •-• IL 10 an compasT ( 1 4 I 10. so ottoman miaow go 15 7 5 ilia 9 10,030 5 toms. Om ( lawlted) .4 31 100,050 50 Ormend,Ourasy.Co. (L. U 71 Tliaa 19 11 37,600 16 esnmaaa.M.damnaLl II 11 -• 10,114 6 Do. do. - 25,000 10 Da. vom .._ 8 2 1 dls - Illo,uuol 80. Peel Itlviand&3o2.(L) NO 19 61 -. 91,16* 10 Itsigasalar 90. Noma ele 76 76 75 10.1100 69 Do. do. New IS 17 19 ss. -. 17, 10 Onslwada (... IL. 11.(L 51 5 6db ... 10, IS UMW/ 1105 ail el 110 10,000 U Do. New 11,8* 15 Ito J. city Immo. (1) di IS 26 Aim 11 Ditto eillAo .- . -. .16 11 r. 90.900 13 Rio Janeiro Oss (Lbw) ill par pin 15 40 0:1 1. .00 Royal Mall Sham 5t,... ro r.;,-,4-4417....• .- t s 1: 13 1 1 4 0 4 ND 96,0111 19 oc.,rloan.(T Ftsr.coll )10 6 6 5111 110,000 111 B. African IL & In. (L ) 5 81 24 0 11 94_ 95 Goals dastmllin Lana so 79 st ssmssi. fl rsispars IN 56 65 all I 1 WOO 21 Tel. Idain.(l 11 114 sisis 1.0701 N Thaams&ilsrsMlLlL.) $ ll 5441 Petroleum(L 6 4 119 0 BON 11l Trast&AgencyotAual. 1 1 Ipm 9 141091 93 T. aL. Cu. of U.l...ada ii par pm 10,600 9/ 17a.Marlas of Umirf I 11 pm KM 6 llnfladETalsg.oo. all 1 1111 s WOO 10 Ilalvars. Kano, Ina. SAN 10 UplawAs aniTaa(Unb de 2 Ipm WOW 10 Mt* IV* 50 VaaDiansaa's Laud- 1111 1111 lee 90,000 10 Marmot IrimatmlUm.) 10 21 db 55.000 60 17mtladia&PsC16c.S.(L' 20 1 Ipm Diu; 1 New 187.17 MO Wh..t ow PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per cent. redeem. at 5 per teat. prem., id 107 i. Great Wstern—Ornal Birmingham par. Stock, 73. West Midland—Oxford =SIGN R AIL WAYS. Steck, 11.8. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Buenos Ayres, Gt. South. (Lim.) par. 7 per et., 17. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 10f. 13 Reif. and San Francisco (Lim.) par. 7 per ct, South Austrian and 14mbardo-Vsnetiao, 16i. af fair. Bank shires were dull. Somewhat lower priess were quoted for Bank of British Columbia, Lyndon and Brazilian, Metropolitan and Provincial, Orien tal, and Scinde, Pumanb, and Delhi Bank. British and Californian Bank shares, however, were in -Iquired for. The shares of the financial companies present no i Iveriation. The closing quotations were as follows : llnternational Financial, lf to 11 prem. • General Credit, 02/ prem. ; London Financial, 6/ to 7 ere?. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2* to* prem. ; r Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to 1 prem., ex ' div. and new ; and ditto New, 3f to 1 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 114 to 4 prem., showing a rise of nearly 15.. per share since yesterday :corning ; Joint Stock Nswunt, 11 to If din., being rather firmer ; Hudson's Bay, 15f to / ; Egyptian Trading, I to Ok dia., ex div. ; Ottoman Boned 04n4rale, 2/ to 1 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 11 to 1/ prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Prtferenoe, 2to 21. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co., were again pressed for sale this morning, and declined at one period to 1 71 prem. ; the closing quotation-7i to 81 prent.--was 2%. fid. below that of yesterday. • 1 The shares of the Canada Company, as well as City Offices, Marine Investment, Mauritius Land, Otago and Southland Investment, and Royal Mall • Steam, were inquired for, and better. There was also a good demand for the shares of the Millwall • Freehold Land and Docks Company, which were quoted 1 dia. to par after the regular hours. A week ago these shares were dealt in at 6 dia. In to:national Contract share* were quo ted about II lower.l. closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows: —Leeds Woollen ConspanY, It to 2 4 Pre_M• 1 Pennsylvania Oil Lands, I to • prem. ; neat Estate Corporation, 14 to 2f prem. ; Alhambra Company, If to 24 prom. • Tyne Engineering, 2 to 3 prem. ; and North L andon and Highgate Railway, 4 to 14 prem. American securities continue to meet with nu merous transactions, but the closing quotations for United States 5-20 Bonds, as well as for Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares ere w about 1 lower Ithan those of yesterday. The 5-20 Bonds closed • lat 631 to 841, ex div. • Erie Railway shares, at , 531 to 541 ; Illinois Cen tral, at 81/ to 8 2 f ; Atlantic; i and Great Western Railway Debentures , at 851 i to 868. . t MlNTiii.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLorz. The mining market is steady . to-day, with a fair demand for shares in some mines, including . the following, at the quotations given :—West Cinvce- - ton, 84 to 85 ; Great North Downs, 2{ to ; North Treskerby, 32 to ; Frank Mills, 6 to 7• . Rut Lovell, 14 to 16 ; 'Wheel Grenville, 2to 2; and North Chiverton, 35a to 40s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. East del Rey have been dealt in at 11 and 12 ; Frontino and Bolivia at 2; Bt. John del Rey at 471; and Wasboe Gold at 82. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK--(THIS DAY.) Oar market today was sesetily supplied with both rad , sad whits wheat, neveithelees the trade for all qualities was quiet, bat the enhanced rates realised ou Monday wens well supported. The general quality of the supply was by no means first rate. The show of foreign wheat was moderate. In all drakp time sales progressed slowly, but at full prime. Floatbig cargoes of grabs changed haaa steadily, at the recent *cleanup in the quotations. Fine =Wag barley was soiree, and coatisandai extreme carrimeiss. Grinding and distilling 11014111 moved off freely on former terms. Malt was firm, at stationary Fiore We were well supplied with oats, the demaril fcr wtick was steady, and the lets improvement in the quotations wee supported. The inquiry for beans was firm,at very full prices. The supply vie limited. Peel were in request, at quite late rates. A full average business was paring in flew, at Mottlay'a currency. All aviculture! seeds,lwitlt the insertion of canny med.' which wee firm, met a slow eels, at tardy previous gaols. Mons. Linseed sad rapeseed moved o ff freely, and prises had aa upward tendency. Cates s'Atacted ratter mots attention, at fully late MIA VUlltint PRIOBIL MUM. Per Mr. wain. a. a. Essex, Kent, red, old 45 to ft „ walie, new it: ee to 60 Sotto% and rin:w " tn red, old 114imat Melting Distilling OnnAing ln 00 SS Mesa ta,Lal I gi Molic or 64 to 0 ' Kingston and Ware 64 to 66 Brown bit Qr. i 4. 0 P. Sootcl=to,ol. 75 to 20 10 to II Mob. ditto Baum Msoogok 39 to 42 Tick to to 42 S cow 43 to 46 Pigeon. 4l to 611 ram. SO MI OS 1 GMT = a te a Bonito FLOM sri. Tara 6466 a per 46 to 46 b 9 to 41 Doeirisid 42 co 4T Country Norfolk sad Wolk, 32 to 36 gasbag 26 to 28 Oa2S. awn* told 2O to 26 „ potato 25 to 20 (kola. tool 10111111111. 11, Qr. /Mu?. S. Mustafa mot - tooter bin 49 to 00 Itoatock I llookiso = 44 W 44 itudon. hard set Alarlolll3, rod whit; . . tuzgai Pe? Cir. IlaM. •. I. itolalt mM awedMt SO to M Imam BUM Donbas. 1 5 i 45 4O t 3 42 PILL , Maple 36 to PO Boilers OO to 42 Mu, Coax. White 3l to 35 follow Fiore. north, per mot 8p4.414b. asatresol. ;or ML 1.2 to 28 Conedtaa. „ no ON LON IN. B Y WATZI, ' TO NOV. D T CLIMVIL ----- 0110 , Ti112 23 So 11 Distilling Melting Ong. Dutch brewing TO to 14 feeding ARRIVAL) or GRAM AO.. 1 . 1 CARRIAGE, Fitoll NOV. 6 rhea BMW. MIL OM/. FLOW. ars. qrs. era qq. bits. awllo. IND& 5ad6404616. 1610 MO ICOII 600 .. G7O Irish I .. .. .. .. • foreign 6160 060 .. 19010 .. 40 '- - - -- - --. TM I 7590 ono 109 tom 1.. no COMPARATIVENDANTIII.ISB AND NUM OF GRAIN. FOR THE WEEK 11211110 FOR TSB 0011116 . 051/1 0 W 10Y. 4, 1.666. LLST TIAI. Qr Avers Qrs. Average. . 77,061 .. 431. NA "Thad 70467 .. 38 1 . Id. 66,191 .. its. 01. Barley 00,722 .. 001. A& 4,647 .. 21i. 66. Ode 9,046 .. Ws 14. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (rr Limn out nresuATICOAL rzumuni.) (noz out ow, onsisrownirr.) The midget is quiet. [isles ebod 5,000 base, speculatica and .:poet. --- INOING-LANE. -4TH.D3 DAY.) SAGAS—The market eontinum dull, sad prices now show a decline of about 6d. per cwt. on last week's pr .iud at this decline only unimportant miss are reported. Robbed is also dull of sale, bat prime are without alteritm. Coma.—There is a good demand for calory parcels cd East India at very full prices. Plantation Ceylon low middlisg small to mild 77a. to Bk. ; good ditto, 84s. 6d. to 85s. ; fine bold, 91s. 6d. ; native at full former rates. flue ordisary, 70a. 6d. ; ordiaary, 665. 6d. to 675. 6d. Tr.s.—Ths paths sales are go of with untrue spirit, at fully previose prises, Oengeo - 'otrhig an advance of Id. per lb. as the previous public sales. Ewa —3O pusrom of Demerara soil at 11. M. to la 80. • week, l e i. 70. 8acm. 2 4,000 bags of soft gals sold at full rates. fismaran.—No isle reputed. COTTON.—CaIy unimportant quantities an reported 'mid, there being few buysni, at previous prices. line.—ltuadast is onoted firm at 341. Ws. for clean. Jun.—Dana's , Is doing at full prime. Tussrar Emma Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to 1, both for money and tomorrow's settlement, opened this morning at 881 to 1, and closed at 881 to 1. For the December settlement the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1, 1,1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 881, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 861, 871. 87 ; New Three per Cents., 87i 88f, 8 71, 87 ; N ew Thre e -and-a-Half per,Cente., 93 1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half pe en r Cts., 711; An nuities, 1885, 13 13- 16 ;In Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 100, 105 ; ditto Four pee Cent., 961; ditto Bonds, 13s. prem. Indian Government securities were steady. The March Exchequer Bill, were quoted 6e. to 2e. dis., and the June Bs. to es. die., showing no alte ration. Foreign docks were rather fiat. There was a decline of 1 percent, in Greek, Portuguese, Turkish Bonds of 18.65, and the Consolid6a, as well as in ' the Italian State Domain Loan and New Granada , "es all," and Deferred Bonds, I . in New Granada Two per Canta " and 1 Per Cant in R us sian - Three Tat BAIL Awn rite Navy.—Now, there is one .., per Cents . On the other hand, and Turkish of 1862 were inquired gard for, L an d firmer.. . imilmatTgenia se la the t y l l o ": pw ."'" a " —h T d.. Tbe c " ll . t er tbe Xi, g r i Z, l ,.. ° " .t: There were again inquiries for Confederate Bonds, , l b. Qum ., 0c ,,,,, n a b 4 ,,g i bit i a, tb e .0.,„,„d i i . 0., for assoant apparently of parsons who are temptellplemast, but the inage,b, lo ler . are fe b i tt . !it with tar: ., by the opportunity of buying a large nominal t•eket• i . 60 . barta a, -,-, L .,--, ‘ i ... i t . , 7 ,, , Mount of stook for a small sum of money, and who nr!",a r _t ._.= .._, ___ _____, _ _ _. _ , ~ are prepared to regard it as a mere lottery ticket, rwas."'ura="PreabirallY'ak=i.d.'".4s:4o64.s °L i 1 which may at sometime, if evens remote one, show !ment al.. m il;',,,, we i g ht k ..„„guagiT,Witi-jhow„,os , 'uewed vitality. November. -0!•t• i wail TALLOW BLARICILT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town taker s q ioted 1525. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. 6d. ; all the mo uth, 49e. 6d. ; October to D eve , . Dorm. ber,49a. 6d.; January, 60a. ;Marsh, 51s. ; Apra to Jose, 51 4 -- , BOROUGH HOP HARR rr. —(THIB DAY.) Ileum Petbsedee sad Smith report that the trade se ' wins quiet far all deseriptione, the demand being almost entirelJ limited to the wiats cd oonsamess. Prime continue firm JOINT STOCK. BANK& No. 111. 1 \ Basal. IPd I CL prkek I Balm. 60,604 50 \ Agra lb IlantermateML 26 68 63 601 a 10,00 60 Albion 90,000100 AllianceLea.d.Llearpool IS 01 6 ; 1 1 5 10,000 100 Do. Wood at 10 pia. 25 pm -. 103,000 10 Anglo Attalrlan 40,100 90 'Anglo Scotian (1.1 m.) lle 1 I PI - 93,1100 60 !Anglo Italian (Limited 16 3 IM. - 11100 14 ,Ulatleßank.Cor.neeeL 6 13 20 - 0,000 1.0 Anstralarla all 71 72 - 11.600 10 .Bankotlklttektelambla all 2* 73 in -in 10,000 26 Bout of = ..... 8,000 10 4 'Bank of Md) 50 139 2 141 -. 15,000' 10 'Bank or Otago 01 9 lal •••• 10.900 100 : Bask of geseasla (l6 nd (L) IS * Igdie ad 21 xd 13,0001 80 , sack o rvictifin,Au•sria u a 66 .... 110,0901 10 Bank al NewLealand 4 4000 j 63 Ltruers Bank (Limited 10 idle Ipm ... 60.000 10 'Brialltarekroooagnote(L 10 Idle par - - 10,0001 90 inrlll , ll A Californian (1. la 3 1 47 40 die 10.000 SO &Utah N. Armies .... all - 40,001 10 0. Ilk. Indla,Aw.,Oblas an 231 24 xd 211 3 49 90,000 16 IClterk. liat.ed l adle li. all 167 49 110 51 US -19,0001100 City 10,000,100 ,Cotanial 60,000110 e 'Com.Bank or Canada , all -•- .. 60.000! 16 4 : ;:: :,...4 n. la d :Lo d e indla, Me all VS 31; -. 110161108 IS , Beak (L ) 6 • *ma 1* 4ase no - ...AB -.• 4000 100 r s t Mlu tlew - ..... 10,000 II .Dellll and London l6 U SII 213.000 60 roam. 1..,...10u ,Usultad 5 ids re. _ Kw 11111Lantarn Itichange(Llm I If - 10,000 26 English Joint Stock a l5 3 4pm 14 131 S 30,000 IS I.6.llool.&Saal.Charld. all WS 21 0 .. AM 6 0 Snradt and Ilwedialt (L, 10 0 4dß ... 1 4 000 1 0 !Campeau BankLUmltod 14 3 !idle --. 10,000 110 Hlndosa.MlnaDrap.(L) U 19 21 •-• 1600 MO Do. leaned at 2pm 15,000 10) Do. New 10,000 1011 Imparted Bank, Limited 111 910 pa: d . woos se hapietslol6mosa lO 0} *pm 1 0 1 6,000 26 lamina. all 16 27 , am 26 Ea. New 0 Idle par - 1 1 00 . 000 26 ,Led Mart.Bk: Indla(L) 4 I ;pm xd -xi 90,000 14 I Lon.Bk.ofllexico,tra.l l 16 Pat 1 1 07 -* 10,0 00 MO bra. Bank of leonandL 111 - - 01. --. ▪ rikeee 109 'London sad Bradlian .0 00 1 1 r I Do. New idle }pm 19 Si .- 6000 100 Lon.B.AymallaLlPlite(L In 14 16 pm - skaeo 06 ', Do. New, W. at * pin 10 3 4p . ▪ "MOO 10 Loa. CLUJ* at AngtrL all US 2* - - 30,01:0 90 London and County.... 10 78 00 60*7 o.i 5 11 000 50 London Jong Moat.... 15 ta Il 68,000 10 ;London& Booth African all 16 17 ... 1. 5,000 20 1 1,m.! 6. Wagers (Um. 10 re oi di, .. d 6.0 0 11 00 I Do. do. New .... 29 li * die .... ~ 6,000 60 . London& Venezuela (L.) 12S IBe Ipm .. 50,040,100 'Len. A Wastenbugar .. 10 97 MI ' 7 10,0001100 Merchant liank(Wa.).. 00 1 OSs - r• 10,0001 60 Mareantlls dl ExelualL 9 4 dle axle' roe It•Wo. et Pro?. Bank ( .. 10 si .4e. 11 1 1 7 r. 4.161:001 Do. de. a imo 100 Midland Bank (Lbw) as . AM 200 National of Liverpool lO 1 79. - _ 70, 000 100 IL ?mat inglind 6l - .- -, .. 10. 000 10 I Do. Ind sod Srd Was 11 - .... 46 ler 40,000 40 INatlonal Bank ..... - •-• Ea 87,000 10 'Now /esti Walls 6ll 1 46 44 - 80 67c00 10 Now Zealand (Welted) 1 " idla par .- ~d 90 , ,006 201 North Western Ti It 4pm to MON 16 Otisatal Bask Comm. sit 49 1.0 zd - 20,000 20 F. 7 Ills per •-' T. wool pp Do. do. lateN. . 4 18 oldie - in 22,000 00 Do. do. latell.C, 4 1 Idß -.• di 50, 10 Provln.Baaklngcorp.(L n S = pat 7. do. no *mu 10GO Da 0 Provlna. of Irelaad 10.000 10 Do. do ... Pro A ug 20 Ilobsde. ,Plmj. Deihl CI 10 6 4Os ..... in stow to kWh Outralla OO 114 MI .- ct, 17,061 160 IWO. at AIL Atria i° 1 0 . 000 IV 06 . d'a• ko &MG& ro r 5Ae id ... ,_. 4 •0001 Is Oaks el Lestralls .... ail U 16 1. ,7! l ic m 16 . .7.7... e ce hvland (teas) u 4 4 u s ... ve wee II awe el Lastion all. VISA 11. 11 Rte! • \:1 1. 1 8e51841611116 kid r Oeseesilloattftarek ••• Loevice.takeWlarts Ile le 86 lle •-• ••• IL alum Ocamendil 1,110 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LtriewooL. Nov. T.-Salsa trodar.Great Eastern, 46{-Brant Western. 654 I-Lanoashir• and Yorkshire, 1411-London and North Western, 12441-Manchester. Sheffield, and Liocolnehlre, t-Meiropolitan. Mt-North British Edinburgh, Perth, aad "Dundee, SS-South Eastern , 791 4 t t t t-North lamer°, Wait Hartlepool A, Buffalo and Late Huron. - G ra nd Trunk of Canada, 25 4 t 4-Great Western or Canada. 174 I 3-16 -Brie, Mt-Ditto Mx per Cent. Debenteree Scrip, p.- United Siam A2O Hoods, 1114-ooatederate Loan. 6t-Onset Rhenish, fit p.-Orint Luxembosug Mures, 141 11-16 t-Altialsee Bank of Loudon and Liverpool (limited), 64 1p. -M 6l and Niobium' Bank (Limited), 41 144 d.-Overend, Gurney and Com pany (Limited), 81.16 p.-AlMon Marine, 15-Ind. -Liverpool and i d London and Globe Mrs and We. St 11.-Meitishelb Marine (Limited', 7-16 d.-Queen Insurance, 5-16 11 6-16 p.-17nlos Marine ( Limited), WO p.-National Steam (limited), ft e-16 Steam, 80-West India end Padfic Steam, 11 VMS Midland live per Cents., 97. BIZIWICUIAZ. Nov. 7. -Sales took place to.day in Birmingham Canal sharea at MI -Nottingham Joint.etockulL le. 9d. prroi.-Btrmingbam Gas, Class B. at 1114--B /Mame FM), at sa. 6d. prem.-and Leawood Cannel an Gee Coal. at id. Ms. Gloucester Wagon closed. 114 to 114-Maxtre= ' 10L to 1L din-and Potent Ale. Ito dia. ZiILORINIMI, NOV. 7.-A moderato Weisser was dons, and prices were better. Irks, MI 4 i 4-4reat Eastern, Northern A, lt9 St t 1-Grand •Trank or Canada, 414 I I- Great Westerner Camidt, 17 6-16 t 646 S-16 -Greet MOO% 01-1111noie, 11-Joha Mown and Go. (Limited), 44 cashlie end belnisbe. 1124 I,•Lonfloa and North Wedisms, 1241i.4'lleralatir sad Bank (Limited),4lp„72 s sembeltur „ She am etropolitan, I.M t enda), 11 % - 7,4 1-Thanies and Mersey MEIN Lasuranc7Wl-211-111774-1501101 Mates LW Teen' Renfill. =New tileameha, 151-Ormond, Ounsey, an Co., It Mk prat. St& Rhode Masseur d'Airisins Countess Plovor A%kauss 7 raa. LIVERPOOL NURSERY. Was Williams, Steamboat, Bylpb, Vulture, Murillo, Dark Agnes, Trammel Trove, Tormentor, Sauey Boy, Kusg el % FESS. OW Van, Ooneties, Whit e Gauntlet, B• 1.. Site, King of Spades. Court Milliner. Black( see, Dandiorae Ihe, Lady Vane, The Oolosid, and Venturer are here. PAID Yourerr.—Mooitor, °tutelage, Eoslistoo, Queen of Holland, and G"nii" - - SEFTON HANDICAP. QUO•I2 of Tromps, Troublesome, Gamma, Cadeatt. Wild Thyme, Fiancee, Joliet, Skylark, P e rsuasion Caszosotte, Calaway, Wild Poppy, Lucy Loco , Filbert; Zisoa, Ord. =nohow, The Eland, The Inca, Elam, East Lynn, and 4- is. Holstein are tem Pam Fusin. —Gam of the Sea, Strowner ride, Wild le Thyme, His Excelliscy, Idle Girl, Radcliffe, and Adeasce. GRAND SEFTON STEEPLECHASE. 10 Fly Fisher, Hall Court, Acrobat, °metal Election, 10 is Governor, holey, SW William. Farnborough. Sugar goal. • Wild Deer, Montpellier, Miss Barbara, Grey Manua, 100 Church Militant, Ace of Hearts, and L S. D. are here. PAID FoesErr.—Rook Gardener, and Dr. Posey. k CORINTHIAN HURDLE HANDICAP. In Mantas, Goidylooks, Have of Tromps, True Heart, 110_ Bolero, Truest, Tearful, GAM, Cutler , Ace of Hearts, " Beaus* sad Nabooklish are here. sa. Anarvata.—Flyimg Hone, He e d ly, Raglan,Prener.gards, 110. Jars, Jupiter, Ellaad, Wladleam, Tenor, Joe Maley. louse- 114 la Wan. Plower. En-planless, Arosoorer, Roadster, Sa l ton, Lowe, Marble Hill, Arkansas, Dermot, sad Anthers. HANDICAP PLan.—Yesterday.—Oodmenhani pta the ea. deka. a N. s ATROCIOUS MURDERS OF CHILDREN. N. Mr. W. J. Payne, the Coroner for the Duchy of Lancaster, held last evening no lose than four inquiries 22. Into cress of child murder. Ni The The inquiries were held at the Cock Tavern,p. first proceeded with was that relative to the death of a 1„ male child, at least six months, and possibly nine or ten 1;3 months old. ito Joseph Fieneane, 114 W, said that on last Friday night 06 he was on duty at Crescent-lane, Clapham, which leads I from Clapham-common to Clapham-park. He saw a lk large parcel lying in the middle of the road and the st hand of a child outside the covering. He removed it to the station and there atatained it. He fated that it consisted ge, of a number of the Sportsman newspaper, dated Sept. 19, 26 DM, and containing the body of a child quite naked. The at. Crescent-lean was much frequeeted, and witness bad only St just gone on duty when he found the child. Dr. Jobe C. Parrott said the body of the deceased child was in an advanced stage of decomposition. Over the u mouth there was a plaster which had evidently been put on ea. for the porposs of 'topping the breathing of the child. 10 Around the neck was • distinct mark as if • ligature N. had been tied tightly retied it. The eyes, which were Le dilated, protruded from their sockets. The organs were p*: healthy_ and death had not been caused by any disease. a s , The shad was wilfully murdered. et. The Coroner said that he would adjourn the inquiry in It order to communicate with this Home Secretary, in order 2020 that a reward might be offered. Inspector Abrook said he had two detectives at present employed endeavouring to find some clue to the guilty parties. I gg o The COrOne thr then proceeded wi the inquests upon the it bodies of two male children , newly bore. found inthe grou nd. of • gentleman's mansion at Clapham. The medical evidence was to the offset that they bad been born alive, but the cause of death could not be !listed i until after a poet-mortem examination. There were aus picious marks around the necks of both infants. These cases were also adjourned. The Coroner then proceeded to the Ems: Head Tavern, Finer-street, Strand, to hold an inquest upon the body of a female child, found sewn up in a parcel in Carey-street, Strand. Mary Conway, a little girl, living at No. 3, Chichester row, Carey-street, said that on Friday night she and another littd.gile rl,while going of an errand. fell ove ng r a bundle in until a gentleman took It up and opeoed it under the lamp, and then found • baby in it. He took it to Bow street. Dr. A. Harvey, 3, Southampton-street, Strand, said that I the child had been born alive and had died from suffocation. The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased child y was found dead from suffocation, but that there was no u evidence to show how the suffoc ation was caused." li This morning the Coroner made • eommunisition to the Home Secretary relative to the murder of the c hild six 11 months old at Clapham, suggesting the advisability of I offering an immediate reward for the discovery and appre hension of the murderers. THI 711f11113. ui 7n is 1 ine THE ACTION AGAINST THE LORD-LIEUTENANT. g Notice has been served upon Mr. Lawless, the j attorney for Mr. Lnby, in the action against the Lord- Lieutenant, to the effect that it is intended on Thursday, g or on the earliest period afterwards, to apply to have the I plaintiff restrained from further proceeding with the action. The grounds for the motion are laid in the affidavit sworn by Mr. Thomas Mostyn, crown and 11 2 treasury solicitor, who says that he believes it to be untrue, as stated in the affidavit of Luby, that the acts complained of, or any of them, were done under, or in obedience to, aoy written directions, warrant, I or document, signed by the Lord-Lieutenant or Sir Thomas 1.011,3001. He believes that no directions or authority, written or verbal , were given by the Lord-Lieutenant or by Sir Thomas lorcom in relation to the acts corn. plaieed of, or any of them. As to the statements of Luby with respect to the bolding of a privy council, and the signature thereat of a warrant, deponent has been informed, and believes, that such statements are wholly destitute of foundation. He believes that the sots complained of were done by the c on. stables of the metropolitan police, acting in the ordinary discharge of their duty against the plaintiff and others on a charge of high treason. These constables are prepared. deponent believes, to justify their acts in the Court of ' Exchequer in the otiose pending against them. Deponent ' further saith that the mete complained of were acts of state, alleged to have been committed by the Iled-Lieutenant in exercise of his office es Queen's deputy and Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. MOMS. Lnby, O'Leary, O'Donovan (Rosen), and Mul cahy have taken the initiative in an action against the Freeman's Journal for libel for the publication of the late pastoral of Dr. Cullen referring to " Fenisoism and Orangeism." The paregtraph complained of charges the managers of the IrssA People with having proposed to de stray the gentry end catholic clergy; with having dissemi nated poisonous maxims. tic. ; and they say in their affi davit that these charges are nutria, and calculated grie vonaly to injure them upon their trial. Wurreuair., Nov. 6.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Andrew Jameson, Fag., advocate, to be sheriff of the shire or sheriffdom of Aberdeen, in the room of Archibald Davidson, Esq., reeigned.—Gazeffe. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOVIRTY.—The scientific end rowel meet;ngs of the society took pleas yesterday, Mr. W. Wilma Saunders, F.& 8., in the chair. There was a good collection of interesting plants exhibited. The meeting wee addressed by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley and Major Clarke. The chairman remarked on the loss the society had sustained by the death of Dr. Lindley. Several new fellows were elected. lIXBRIDON AND RICEMANSWORTH RAILWAY. — (Taus Day.)— meetieg of the shareholders in this own peny was held this afternoon at 5, West India-chambers. Load Ebury in the chair. The proceedings were purely formal, his lordship stating that the meeting was held in pursuance of two adjournments, it having been foiled that there were some difficulties in the way of making the proposed agreement with the Great Western. Thom difficulties having been removed the agreements had been exchanged, and be had now simply to move the adop tion of the report. The motion having bum seconded by Kr. Carey, the report was adopted, and the proceedings ter minated. THE Priatrnavic DISPATCH COYPANY. —Yester day forenoon the Pneumatic Railway between Holbern-hill and Enstosequare was formally opened. The dietaries is somewhat over two miles, and the time required for the transmission of parcels about seven minutes. The new railway is expected to facilitate greatly the business of t o Postefflos, Many gentlemen were anxions yesterday to test the mode of treatment to which bores and parcels are subiected in their transit from p lace to place, and the directors allowed them the opportunity. Some 14 or 16 of these rutlemen placed themselves in • recumbent position in the trucks, with seeks fall of nand, or rather hea v y materiel, foe their heads to rest upon, and being cautioned by the engineers not to riaefrom that position, and to be prepared for the jolting they were about to explain:me, they ware shot through the tube in the specs a seven minutes—the time, in point of fact, ecoupied by the air itself in travelling from one extremity to the other. The ealustion produced by this novel mode of leecesotion may possibly be imagined by those who have learnt to appeeciatethe feet that inanimate obis& are some- Maw exposed to • roughness of dealing again* whisk hum= Wage might mot unnaturally . rebel. 'The adven n. - ture= spirits, however, who bad thus distas t e . emir .. daunted mettle" were am ply rewarded for courage by eleineentradeas of applause from the aenseatled spectators ore the return to the point of departure. The air withia the tabs was b ao mesas foul or dingweablek, though here and there • strong flavour of rut wae easeraserreL 10 I I. 100 G 100 I. 100 f. 1844° 1 1. 4 1 T