The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-06 00:00:00

saw the defmidsat downstahe from the bedrooms. Vilna, called oat H of stop several times, but the pioneer harried on down to the ground floor, Hoeg the preemp t and the poetry. 0111 hearts' witnima call out stop," the sky went after the prisoner, him sad brought hon hack. Had be not bees Hopped, he would have pared e st of the building into the arnbeimader's OM& Wito4lll m ks& hp what be wasted there, and he said he bad oome to see • friend. Wiliam asked his fdmad's same, and be . l iea "I shall sot diagram, him by nmationing his ammo.' ijlspsea gave him fato melody. t Ward, A 280, stated that at about the time be was called io to the officers' quarters to take the vd oeer in custody. He mid he had mime Wto ma a frie end, bat bat declined to g ive his Mend's name. itness pa to the station. Ho mid lie lived at 45, cu p e gend-street, New.road. Witness weal to make irier, and found that there was uo amebae 45 in that skeet He then went to Cumberland m arket, snd inquired at No. 46, bat so such person as the prisoner was known there. He afterwards stated that he was a deserter from the 2nd Battalion of the Scot. Fusilier Guards, and bad deserted as the 2nd April, 1862. The prinmsr—That was why 1 went there. I wanted to give myeelf Jame Geary, private in the third battalion of the nadier Guards, said be was on guard at the °Seer s quarters at the time stated. He was sentry in the wage p the ironed floor. As the prieonot was going in witness asked him what he wanted' Prisoner replied, " I live h ire ' sod witness let him go put. Me, Veughan—He di dd not tell you he wan a deserter and wanted to give himself pt Witoese—Cartainly not. The prisoner —I thought the Fusiliers were at the Palace, sad I went there to nee if I could find anyone that knew nie, to Rive myself up. Mr. Vaughen—Your statement is manifestly a false one. person mu doubt but that your object in going to the officers' quarters was plunder then] if you could get an opportunity. to When the house'. in sid, who was upstairs zed saw you, pv• the alarm to the first witness, you beat • retreat in a very pre cipitate manner, and when you were stopped you said that yea had oom• to see a friend. That was a diffezent story irset what you had told to the sentry, far you represented to him that you yourself were living there. It appears to me that you, being • deserter and having been in the Guards, may have knows a good deal about the premises, and mar hays intended to turn that knowledge to account on this a p e tee, 1 find that yen deserted in 1862, and I fear you have not been leading a very good life since. At all events I ye oo doubt you were there for an illegal and I shall °stoma , you to prison with bard labour for three calendar months. The prisoner, who did not seem to be in the least degree surprised or disoorapceol at the a/nieces, was then removed. CLERKEN WELL. GUT FAWKES DAY. The number of charges this morning of letting-off fire. works consequent upon the keeping up of the anniversary of the sth of November was only eight. and those were diqxwed of by the magistrate (N.r. Barker) ordering the de• fendauts to pay fines varyieg from to. to 2e. 6d. THE ITALIANS ON SAFFRON-HILL AND TILL USN Or DANGEROUS WEAPONS. Anloni Polisusi,of 17, St. Andrew's. an Italian, was charged with disorderly conduct and cousin • mob to ascoroble at Eyre-street-hill and Saffron-hill. Polioe-coestible Harrod, CI, swore that the prisoner had for some days past been threatening the inhabitants of &Stott-bill, and saying that he would kill them. Lett night be was =Hag a great disturbance, and he got him sw ay. A few seoonds afterward. the constable returned and taw the prisoner in the aet of hitting at a man with a chopper. The prisoner wax thrown down and the chopper yes taken from him. He then said that he would murder sae of the inhabitants before he bad done with them. The primmer had caused • large mob to aseemble. Mr. Barker asked if any of the inhabitants were in attendance to complain of the prhmeer. The coadahle said that they ware afraid to come as the prisoner had threatened them if they aims spinet him. He (the mcdtsble) bad charged the prieoscr with disorderly conduct as he caused • mob to assemble, and be locked iim up. The primmer did not deny the charge, but traded the natter as a joke. Mr. Barker said he could do nothing in the matter, and discharged the prisoner. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DISCHARGING RERZWORIII IN TNI STURM Thomas Garrett. a rough•looking lad, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with discharging fireworks in the streets, ad also with assattlting Polite-constable Kennedy, 130 F. The mailable said that ow Saturday night be saw the rimer discharging fireworks in Dudley-street, sod on taking him into custody be kicked him several times in the lots. The prisoner rid the constable caught hold of him by the seek, and be kicked to make him let go. Yr. Tyrwhitt fined the prisoner 10a., or seven days. Arthur Harker, a lad, was charged with discharging fretwork' in Leieester•square. Pelios-constable West, 75 C, proved seeing the primer discharging fireworks last night amongst persons passing the Alhambra Palace, Leicester-square. 31r. Tyr.hitt Seed the lad 24. 6d.. or four day.. Two little boy% named Thomas irtilsams and Mtn Kral, ewe also charged with letting off fireworks, but as they had been locked up some time, Mr. Tyrwhitt, after cau tioning them, ordered them to be discharged. SHOCKING DEATH FROM NEGLECT AND DESTITUTION IN SUOREDITCH. INQUEST,—(THIS DAY.) This morniug Mr. Richards, deputy-coroner, held an inquiry at the Green Man Tavern, Heaton Old Town, relative to the death from alleged neglect and &att. Maas of Henry Hall, aged 36 rearm Richard Hall, 2, itegenfia4emees, Hackney, the father at Me damaged. said that be did not know where his son lived. He was very vicious, sod was frequestly drunk. He wag a shoemaker, but was very key. He lived latterly stt Waterloo-Om& John Hubbard, wardsman of the fßioreditch workhouse, said that the deceased em.s brought in to the home on last lieeday afternoon. He was is • moat abookiog state. He VII ragged and filthy, mad had nothing en but an old pair of trousers, a shirt, and • pair of women's slippers. He VII covered with vermin. Everything was done for him, bet he died the neat day. Witness never slaw so awful • (woof destitution and total neglect Mr. Samuel Andrews, relieving attar of Shoreditch, said that he visited the deceased at his lodgings, No. 4, Water looplace, Shorediteh, last Monday. He was lying on the remains of • bed—just • little skew—and was very pale and haggard, apparently from want of food. The room was indescribably hithy —it was covered with human soil, and the ste. ch was a great that witriese had to go out and take some brandy to recover from its effects. He went to Dr. Gresewood, who attended at the place and gave the follow ing certificate: "Dear Sir,—This man is in a shockingly destitute and dirty condition. Pray remove him at onoe to the work home. His room is not tit for human habitation.—Yours, "Slams GaZI2IWOOD. * Witness made inquiries of the people in the house ss to whether soy committee, ho., had visited the house. The &Mc, he., were in • dreadful state. The house waisted of three rooms, and seventeen people lived in it. Witness bad five cases of fever out of that house is the summer. The Coroner sail that such a den was enough to breed cholera and disseminate it over the whole distri;t. The witness said that he bed "fitters to Dr. Barney the medical officer of health, about the matter. A. brother of the deceased had lived with him. He was much to Marne for leerier the deceased in such a condition. It was a sister living in Hackney that first told witness about the cue. The brother alluded to was in work, but witness mold not find him out. The Coroner and the jury said that the relieving officer bad acted in a moat humane manner in the este. Dr. James Clarke add that he saw the deceased when be was admitted into house. He was emaciated lied wretched to the last degree. He was suffering from a Dom ?Beaton of diseases. He said that be bad been labouziog order vomittiog rod diarrltrea for a fortnight before. The lent examination showed that there was lung and heart incase. The intestines were ulcerated. The cause of death vas inflammation of the stomach and intestines. accelerated by exposure and want of food, and no doubt from former Wits of intoxication. The Caroner havlog summed op. The jury returned it verdict, 'That the deceased was hand dying, and did di* from disease from natural causes, ncelerated by want of food and medical and other steadance. ' LONDON AND MEDITERRANEAN BANK (LIMITED).-THIS DAY. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at 1 o'clock, M the Bahia Sale-rooms, South &a House—Mr. W. J. MAXWELL in the chair—to consider a ipecial resolution for the voluntary winding up of the company, in aarOnhinCill with a resolution pineal at a meeting led on the 16th instant, for the amalgamation of the !ftploy with the London and Bombay Bank. A special molution confirming the resolution of the preceding meeting "a rmooned from the chair, sod carried unanimously. t ~.•ote of thaoka was then gives to the Chairman, and a la Meeting separated. Don Giovanni, with Mr. Bentley as the Piero, is isaarnoed at her Majesty's Theatre for this mein. Trudy sod Thursday are siren to Der Preischetz, and on B ,tartiap the short eerie* of operssio performanees " posi- I"de terminate*. Alasoniello is announeed at Covent-garden for Wedoesday, with Mr. Ohmic, Aflame in the eharester W 11 141114 introduced him to the English public, and a new anew, Yin Me Mlles (" pupil of Auber") in that of Mr. Henry new opus Ida, which in is "bound, wilt, we underetaid, be produced next week. The Lyceum Theatre will re-open to-night with 1 row (hunk Gelled t►e Weak Cr'. in which Mr. Yeehter win aartala the principal eltsmeter. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1865. 441. 1 13. I ware... __ _ Ilh IS SO deate-Naps. NIT. (L.) all 4dolfo-IMM= KM NI 17 111 6 Atbatlo Tel goa.Sp.ol all I ff 15 MOM= &maul.. 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C. oa. I. 1870 an 02 66 426 Idatiltockassuinto , )10 l 11 11 a 050 land floolultlos (Um.) 5 1 3 104e0 se 26 Load. African Trading 10 T 6 clla XI 16 1004.andWrdon.11 1 .(1 14 par 3prn 00 10 Len.oountyLand&S.(L. OS 6 Dle,r4 Telsg.(l ) all il i s t 100 60 Load. Blum. Are. (L ) 16 7 {Om 046 6 Load.G.010a1b)00.1lo all 100 60 LoadAtOlarg.Nna.Co(L 00 11 11 Mg 610 60 Lond. ltellan, de.8e6.1 16 8 6as )001 60 1.06d.V0r. Dtsootto6(1)1 10 u 0 die 100 20 Londirodnela/ILarine/ I i lips 100 19 Nadi= brigs. 4 Oanal 15 1 1 d ri ll 10 Do. lal 1111 101 .. .11:06 16 Marla.a rle l l ua u v ==. ( ( l l 2) 114 3: 10 I rag NW 10 Media lark.. Tel. (WI 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 000 61 lllerabaat Shipping . r•) 1 16 7 6Me NO; 10 hilUwallr.L.LaDockl. 73 Si 430. 0 600 60 1611IwaU Iron %orb I 3dls par 600' 10 Ndellanddrool.o. (Li 5 i ll 1886 DOI 20 N• 41011•1 016.11•00. (L. 6 1 lOU).* 100 06 NationalProv.llerbse6 11 1 Ide 00 1110 Natlocallltaren Nar.(L) 60 $ ILa 000196 Norbaddat)oul • 1.1, , g 14 %dee 000 TO lii. 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MN* 80 s764116816 , 11 . 0c 1085 .( 1 . 10 2im _ ;;; ~ i ii,6oe I SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozooi. ar ci ' There is little business in the railway market i moo to-day, and the principal stocks exhibit no alters- LC lion, with the exception of a decline of } per cent. riga in Metropolitan. Ass Loudon and North Western stock is now l i g quoted 124} to ; Great Western, 63} to te,sa Y; Midland, 125} to 126} • Lancashire and orkshire), 122} to } ; South Eastern, 74 to SO; Isktio Great Eastern, 46 to ; Caledonian, 127 to PM 128; Metropolitan, 1361 to 13 7} ; Londo n and .211, South Western, 96 to 97; Great Northern , 129 to We 130 ; ditto A, 148 to 149. Canadian railway securities are in demand, and k il l better. East Indian stock is also inquired for. 4.91 Ou the other band Lombardo-Yenetian shares $4l, have declined. ORDINARY SHAM AND STOCK& 1144 se. 1 rd. RAILWAY& Maim Zo . ss RA gales to-day to 1 p.a. Id 04 1233 120 N as 14 14 I I 160 l arlatol sod boater -100 10 I Cambria& ad Dort sad Baodca I Oaaawall all Dn. • J•no:A v. cattle an D% p.O. ta paid 0o B. I 100 D z alio aa,113..,1.4 June W Dairloa.Parth.*Ao o . ;13 all DOA London Scrip Out 10 Do. 1.00 1i1ia44,40r 5045. W eso4n , 100 Graas lantern Ord. St lOU Do. IL. aug. Stk., No 1 100 Groat North or Scotland 100 GrasiNorthara 100 Do.a • roe. ao dlr. en -100 Do.B I W Op. a. Impala 0 100 Gt. Sooth & Wed. ( 110 ) 100 areal Weston 100 Da Mon VaLOILI4 I 100 Do. Youth Wales._ 100 Do. W. 1114.—thiorl 100 Do. Do. 11 :7 4. • 100 Do. Do. / 1 oeu 100 Liacallalro • Yorkshara 100 Louden sort 1118.3kwal 100 ear _ IftLcota. l 0. 00 • 8 1 100 li")." 100 Do. Met. Exton. Al3p.c. 1.0 Ludas& Non& Woman 100 Loaous/0.-0001West 1 ra 100 11 ta.,Stat,k Llamas& 100 llatrogollum 7 Do. Nu , 4 Do. Sztaaalon all Motro.Dla.krro. aczipC. 10 Do. do. do. •• • • 100 111d1maal Se De. L 9 100 Do Darn. & ail 100 'North &Maki d. 100 Do. 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Ir.rta,Aum., Chins all I 23 04 ad 231 1 id 1 20,000' U IlMart. ker.ot Indla,fte. all I 40 61 1 10,095 109 l'.l, 90,000 100 Colonial - 00. 000 1 10 1 I cow. lenk of Causela ell --.- -• 45.000 45 c. 0.. ram,-• .-t iivtia, Ac. all S°4 311 - 935,080 1 10 . 13 oneettlatrd Ban k (LI 6 0 ~}ss- 6,0001100 ikatkuntalorm 6,900'100 1 Lev N - - -m 10, 1 00 60 Delhi and [Pude.* 26 83 *5 - 20,900 60 1 semi leeetiou ~ ionte4 , l 5 ides 4.15 e - 60,000 20 : -aster. kmenatt.e.Lirm I .4 01.11* - 10,000 26 , F.nglimh Joint Stock (L) 10 2 8 po. 13 4 1 83.000 20 .E.941.114,4,5Aue1.t..Lared. 501 :01 1, } .- , 411,000 60 tamltalt sod Bpreatfla ISO 0 4Ma 1 , - ea V ~ --en 8en... , Smiled 15 34 0 4 Ile - 10 65. ,009 000 100 Hladtun.Chlnartmlaw(G) 26 111 21 - I 10,00011001 is.. issued at 3pm 225 5 18 19 2 0 -. 0 04000 1001 Do. Now 1 10,0001103 'lmports% Hank. Liralteo Is ii 10 pm 20 118,003 20 .thapsrlal Ottoman lO 61 (31„oo 161 4003 23 lomat( - 6,00 e LS ! tto. New 6 Ida par - 100,30 k I :Ar Lad flort.BlL !mita ;L' 4 1 aro a.i .-. 14.1,0001 60, L twit... , go ma, ..:c.(I 16 par lra -4 1.,1194/100 Loo. Bunk oticotlaunt 1, IS - - .11. •-• . 10,9 X ' 100 Undo:Land 3, 4414,13 - . 240001 2 , , 1.. . Now 2l Idle 1 .io - 6,0003 100 :Lon.l3.AyroartlLPlateL r 14 16 pia - 10.96 0 25 ! Do. 're., ~.. at I i prn 1 , . 3 4 0 - 60,010 20 .Los. ch.nank of AintrL ail 141 so - 03,000 60 ,land.,. arm Oolor - ✓ 72 000 93 :London JolnlB4..eic l6 4) 6. - 16,000 3.1 Laudon& South Arrizan all 14 .7 - 1 00 00 ,1 00 'Lou. Ce 2. Weetvyn(l.lm. 67 11 0 1 die -. 6,000111 A i 114. do. Neer . * 5,000 50 1 G14..k Veu...14 ( . 1 1 ldls I pm 124 F rAuou 105 . Len. I Weetrn zw ilevy - 14000 100 1.1 *reheat Ban. , e/a.) 36 1 2 pen - 68,0u0 60 114econ1114 .5 klcolisu 1.. 10 6 4du - f 13.1 4 0 IV' e1e1145.1 Piny., Mau* ,L. 95 Si 2141. 176 4,15 C 100 Do. do. - 1 , 00 1.00 1 efloilanl Bank (Mar.` - I 1 dim -, L 9s,lskpilop , * 0 , 4 ..0 41 IA vo•poCol lO 5 711' --. L 10,000 100 'Lem. ei lingiaed MI 65,000 60 I Do. tad and 3rd Was 12 - - - d 43,000 69 iv a. 101.11 Vogl, - .... ••• 7,600 10 Wow 11 ,, ash Wales all 41 44 431 ~64,000 10 New Zealand (MAW) I 0414 par - 61,000 93 North Western 7O 8 4 y w - ' 60.000 1 5 Oriental Bank convorr 40.1 , 49 61 ad 60 4 9 1 z 7 20,000, 20 Orlau.Cm B.L ,latrO.C 7 ' pat par - 16,000 10 lon. do. lute S.F. 4 li 0,014 - 21.000 1 10 Do. do. latoP.C. 4 2 1 dies - 30,0001 60 I Promin.Basitinit,op.ii 741 I Sidle - 7.410 AO , Do. du - ;,'. 20.000100 Proviso. 01 Ireland , 21 84 86 -• - 14000 1 10 rv. do ... • . 46,600 10 iciads.Dmj.,& Dahl (1. 14 41 31/3 .- 10 20,000 26 Muth Austrb Ur als B4 36 - 17,151 001 Itazad. NB. 6. Attica - 14,001010. a... .o w. 10. 45890. 10 7 SMI ad - 40, 4 0 11 26 'Wm 01 arunralo3 -. all 63 66 6 19, 100 ' , Nos of Iralms6 (1191.) II 6 4 dl. 8 - 80, IN Wog of endow ... DIDDINTI7IIE lITOOLIi. 2 Ds. iN. 1 Ihi 111. prima • dales. 1 196,1166 86. Gtist 6.4p.5. N 140.089 .140 68 99 i - . ' 604813. 114. 01.919a.,4p.0.Jaa.tr,J IN --. -a d. 6146 8 • IL 13.Wsta.-W.N.-01., 9 D. 60. lad &Jul'," 100 so lot - el usAso 116. Lbs.& x 6.4p.a3529.113 100 06 96 - 8 66 ). 0 , 0 68 Lari,69l6lL4p.c.JanaJly 100 44 98 - 0. lODINS 84. L&N.W.4p.a.Jaa.Wals 100 N 96 961 la N. Do. 111 p.o.Jaa.h.logg 140 - - ... 1160 4 716, K. L.6B.W.,lp.c.Jsa.dasly 109 96 NI - .... 88 illdlan4,4p.e.lan.l.l uly 100 64 Is - r ... , .... IN. N. British, LP.* D. /1., rip- I pR, ot.. lib. &Au... NO 109 111. ... Of 41,4111 114. W.a 1.. 6ro.,6o..landlids 10e - - ... .... N. 80011.D.Y.,40.5.4.6 6 .144. NS .e, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I[ARK-LASIL—(THD3 DAY.) TV quantity of English wheat on sale ia our market to day was very limited, but in fair condition. For both red and white quaint.' there was a fair demand, at, in most inetanoesd an 'deems in the quotations, oompared with liosday last, of la. per quarter, and at which a fair cleanses of the steeds was e ff ected. Foridgn wheat, the show of which was only moderato was in improved request, and the quotatious improved. le. per quarter. The few samples of dm barley on offer were taken at le. pee qr. above previous rates. Grinding mad distilling sorts were quite as dear as lad week, We had a good ooviump tire inquiry for malt at very full prima. The supply was tolerably good. The smly of foreign oats was moderate, of English limited.. The oat trade was firm, sad the curresotes further advanced 6d. per qr. the show of which was limited, moved off steadily at l : 4 er a r Jail priors. The sale for peas was firm, sad lest week's quotations were well supported. There wee a good demand for both English and foreign flour, and in some transactions prices bad an upward tend ncy ‘e. The arrivals of floattag cargoes off coast have been next to nothing, owing to the shortness of the supply off coast, the transactions la arrived descriptions have, neeeneerily, 'been as very much restricted. Attention has, theref ors, been chiefly directed to gran on purge or for forward shipment, in d which an extensive business has been peering at a further g improvement in the quotations of from le. to 2s. per qr. Is Ghirka, arrived, 4Pa. M. to 445. ; ditto, ea passage, 100 42a. fld. to 46e. ; ditto October, November, or I)eoem her shipment, 44.. 6d. ; ditto to be shipped in November i. or December, 46a. Gd. ; bard. cm paseage, 4r. 6d. to 455. ; fit Guar, 41e. 9d. ; Venetian, Nov. or Deo. shipment, 46a. 6d.; Banat ditto, 44e. Bd. ; ditto December to and of January, me 434. to 455, &L per 4921b5. Polish, on purge, 46• ; Sal:Oceania, 465. ; Varna, 39a. per 4801ba. A farther ad. vanes of 6d. to Ia bee been reported in the rase of maize, 111. and the trade, which for some time past has been " 84 in a sluggish state, hu become very firm. Numerous sales as have bees effected, mostly la grain on purge or for early a• shipment. Bulgaria*, arrived, 30e. 711 per 43010 a ; at. Gratz, cc passage, 325. ; ditto to be shipped i s Si October, November. or December, 31s. fid. ; ditto Os October or November, 324. 6d. ; Odessa, a. ; Beer tura 325. 3d. ;shipping. 321. pee 4921 be. es. thrall. , on wage, 29e. 3d. to 29e. 6d. ; ditto shipping, 295. 8,, to 30s. ; ditto, Oatober or November shipment, 29.. 3d. N. to 295. 9d.: ditto, Oct., Nov., or Dec., 295. 9d. ; era- Si, Iberian, Oct ., Nov., or Deo., Pr. 6d. to 30s. ; Bulgaria', K. November or December, 295. 100.; Pemba, ditto, r . Ma. 6d. per Oaths. The demand for berry has been 1 0 steady, and prices have risen from 6d . to le. upon lateao rates. Odense, on purse, 225. 6d.; ?Beaded, 23a.; Bleck mu Sr, V.s. 9d. So 23a. 34.; do. shippiag, P3s.; do. to boshipped, Ilt. tr. ; Daanbesn,shipping, 225. 3d. per 4001 be. Nothing of K. interest hem been reported ia beans. Barbary, 375. to 3.9 e. per 460114. Owing to the scarcity of rye no transactions & of importance have taken place. Orme, on pessage, so: hes realised 30.. per 4801bs. Ibntl milletecied, on ea, passage, her changed bands at from Oci. to Is. per to qr. more money, or at 21e. 61. pet 4801 b. In linseed sales 1 04 have progressed steadily, and, compared with previous rates, N the quotations show an advance, 6d. to Is. per qr. Pest lair' no passage, 61e. 6d. to 635. ; ditto September to December u shipment, 61e. 6d. per 4101 be. Azar shipping, 61a. ; Black is Sea, November ro December, 61a. 3d. per 4241b5. B intbay, St. in warehouse, 645. to 64a. 6d. ; Calcutta, G 3. to 6 2 .. 61. ; IS Black Sea and Azoff, 595. lid. ; Egyptian. We- to 53 1 . superior fit. Petersburg, GBs. to 534. 6d. per qr. The " quantity of East Indian linseed afloat for this couatt7 is as follows 1365. 1864. ii QT B . 4 4".• a Calcutta to Leados Calcutta to Liverpool Calcutta to Hu11.... Bombay to London Bombay to Liverpool - - si Total 211,297 . 2130,346 Cakes have been is improved request, at sa. to 10s. per ton more money. Loodon made, liaised, 101. to 101. dr. ; New York, in barrels, 101. ss. ; ditto in bar; 101. ; Western, 91. 12a. 6d. ; and Marseilles, 81. 15s. to 91... per ton. Cotton. teed descriptions are worth about 41. las. to M. per too. =eeLas continued in request at enhanced currencies. l s yst Dunham:l, on pawags, es. 6d. per 4211 be. Calcutta, to be shipped, 575. per 5 mantels. Gaunt, 735. to 75a. ; Ferosepon, 655. to 661. ; Calcutta, CAL to 645. ; Danubian. cultivated, 68s. 6.1. to 695. ; wild Black I Sae and Ault. 36.. to 37e. per 4241ba. Annexed are the I quantities of East Wiwi rapeseed afloat for this country : 1865, 1664. Qrs. Qra. °antis to London 78.181 .. 37,307 Liverpool 2,735 .. 4,305 BoAsy ti London „ Liverpool Total 91,331 56,068 Cotton seed has met an active sale, and prices base rut upward tendency. Egyptian. on passage, 71.101.; November or December shipment, 71. 7s. 6d. to 71. llls. ; December to end of January shipment, 71. 134.9 d. per ton. Astuvaa or Bnpa.-11.oelish Tares. 80 ; linseed, 20: rapaseud,l4l; and autalry,4l63 gm. Foreign; Linseed, 14,406 ; rap sod. 3,532 ; maiss, 2,693 ; and sundry, 244 qrs. E1P014211.-Linmed, 1,894 ; mined, 4,869 qrs.; and flour, 192 own. Vllltnliert PRICE& Zeman. Pot Qr. WWW. a. a. Earx,Knot, red, old 45 to Si, new alto 461 Be.whae, old nt to bo 1 sada, and ranaan new 41 Le . 501 red. 4,14 11515wr Waning PS to 40 Dutilthig Grinding 26 to 29 31•12. sow Norfolk, and Suffolk 54 to 67 Engrg= and Ware 54 to to brown SR New Per Cir. flay, S. S. ! , cotch potato &WI, brick Volta Mandan -39 to 42 Tick 4O to 42 Harrow nom 4l to I 0 PM& Om MoPao 27 to 0 Whit* l9 , o 42 ItAlert Tows made: poi 210 lbs. BoumMid l9 so 42 Coontry Norfolk sod &Mona, as .hlp l2 to 33 Nagtbdo food - 2O to 16 " voids 26 to V) Sootoio food POlllll. Por V. o 6. Own. a. S. Danish sad uwwW 20 to 24 lineslaa IDanieh I raPtian PIA& s, or rs Imolai COW I White Yellow !Fronk poi 07i7.7.. as to tpautilt„. .... 83 to 38 Amnia's, pox bet .. SE to 28 can adlsit. Et to _8 NITO LONDON, BY LAND AND OCT. 28 TO NOV. 4, Wilt. Orta Beans Peas b f i l i o T, lan. 1 974 . 7 ! ofte iiiii ' iii,;4B lii6l Hid iolli .. 13669 soil , .... I attiti 641 .. .. les 9631 1 15614 66046:73;110171 .. .13762 TELEGRAPMC INTELLIGENCE (=nes TILBIRLYII.) .-- - SURRENDER OF THE SHENANDOAH TO HER MAJESTY'S SHIP DONEGAL. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6. The Shenandoah, Captain Waddell, has sur rendered to Majesty's steamer Donegal, in the Mersey. She has a crew of 130 men. When the pilot boarded her off the port he was asked whether the war was over or not. The last communication the Shenandoah had was with the ship Nivea:louts, bound for San Fran cisco, on the 3rd of August. It is reported that she has destroyed 37 yowls in all. CALCUTTA, CHINA, S AND AUSTRALIAN The Para, with the heavy portion of the above mails, may be expected at Southampton about the 16th, and not the 10th, as stated in the telegram published this morning. 84 3'll =m zd U" 1911+ MONEY 71ARKET,-(TIII8 DAY.) zd - Ws Two o'CLoox. The stock markets to-day are quiet, speculation being checked by uncertainty relative to the state of the money market. The English funds have lost the improvement of 1-16 to 1 per cent. which took place on Saturday. Home railways, foreign bonds, and most other stooks are unaltered. There have been more inquiries, however, for American securities, including Confederate Bonds. The demand for money to-day is nu,derate, and the supply large, yet the general rate for the best paper is still 7 per oent. The charge for abort loans in the Stock Exchange on English govern ment securities is Ise to 6 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 07c., showing no variation of importance. Consols are now quoted 882 to /, both for money and the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 80, 881, ; ditto, for account, 88/, f ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 871, 1, 87; New Three per Centa,'B7l, 1, 87, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1041; ditto Four per Cent., 961; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1071 ; and Exchequer Bills, Marsh, 6s. dig. The foreign stock market was inactive, and prices are unaltered, with the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in Confederate Bonds, and k in Turkish Conso ling. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :--Greek, 191 to # ; Turkish Consolides, 471 to ; Spanish Passive, 28i ; ditto Certificates, 114 to ; Confederate, 71 to 81 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to prem. ; and Mexican, 262 to #. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1865, 751; ditto, scrip, 22 prem. ; Dutch Two -1 and-a-Half per Cents., 61; ditto Certificates, 941 ; Equador, 111 ; Egyptian, 95, 941; ditto, 1864, 92, 91f, 92 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 921 ; Greek, for account, 191, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 7 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 641, 4 ; ditto 1865 (Maremmana Railway). 69 ; New Gra nada, 151, 1 ; ditto Deferred, 7/, f ; Portu guese, 1856, le., for account, 46, 1 ; Russian, I 1862, 891, 1, ex div. ; Turkish 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto 1862, 761; ditto amount, 752, 6 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 76 ; ditto 1865, for account, 431#, 2 ; Venezuela. 1862, for account, 361 ; ditto 1864, 58. United States 5-20 Bonds are in demand, and have risen per oent, the present quotation being 64 to 1. Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are also slightly better, at 54 to 1, and 82 to respectively. Atlantic and Great Western debentures show steadiness, at 851 to 86/. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to # prem.; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 6/ to 71 prom. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 22 to 1 pram. ; Credit Four tier and Mobilise of England, 34 to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 1 prom ; General Ottoman, 21# to / prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 83 to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to f. The 'William Duthie has arrived from Port Phillip with 130,5001. in gold. Fong o'Ciocit. Consols are fractionally lower, at 881, both for money and next Wednesday's settlement. The quotation for the new account is 891 to #. 20,000 sovereigns from Portugal have been sent into the Bank, in addition to 6,0004 in bar gold. The amount of Government Bills on India, for which tenders will be received on the 15th inst., will be 35,00,000 rupees ( 359 , 0001 .). The prospectus of the North London, Highgate, and Alexandra-park Railway Company is issued. This line,. which has been sanctioned by an act of last sess ion, will be a continuation of the main trunk line of the North London Railway to High gate and Muawell-hill. As explained in the pro spectus, the line " will commence near the Caledo uian-rod station, on the North London Railway ; will accommodate the districts of Oamden-town, Kentish - town , Tufnell-park, Upper Holloway, and Hi g hgate, and terminate by a junction with the authorised Edgware and Highgate Railway (now nearly completed) a little to the north of Highgate archway, from whence running powers are secured to the company over the Edgware and Highgate Railway to Alexandra - park and Muswell-bilL" It is affirmed that "the cost of land per mile will be less than for any other metropolitan railway through a district of equal population," and that the undertaking has the support of the London and North Western, the North London, and the Edg ware and Highgate Railway Companies. An agree ment has been entered into with the North London Company for working and maintaining the line. The capital is 260,0001., in 26,000 shares of 101. each. Five per cent. interest is to be paid on calls during construotioo, and 6 per cent. on fully paid up shares. The ninth call of 21., making 201. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Turin and Savona Rail way Company by the Ist December. A petition for the winding up of the London Ar moury Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Mister of the Rolls on the 11th inst. Creditors of the Chesterfield and Midland Silk stone Colliery Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Arthur Cooper, the official liquidator, by the Ist December. Creditors of the London Mercantile Dismount Company (Limited) are required to send the parti culars of their claims to the liquidators by the 30th inst We are requested to state that the share list of the Marine Mansions Company (Limited) will be closed on Saturday next for London, and on the following Monday for the country. With reference to the produce markets, Travers's Circular contains the following : The redo:den la the decks of sods of the prieetpal arti cles of produce that has bees seeded dories the pest few welts le now Weenies to tell apse the worket, and to cause prises to be sinistaieed with Armes, in the lees of the prekeged high of dimmest. Cedes his this week bees reedit, takes at as wives°, of betties Is. and 2e. par est. wed farther pareaser have bon made fee tuner:es. Seger hes hen dandies leader the Wows of Umber, trasseotione lately entseed into for Freesia best• red deseriptieee, sad a decline of &boat Is. per cwt has bees aeesssd fee the lower torte. Is tea a large bedews humph lama {11111111(44114 sad is ease ississess seedier improvsecest of ed. to Id. per lb. has bur established. Rice sad ogees aro dill ray firm. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. --- - Bahia and San Franc:Woo (Lhnited),guaranteed 7 per eat, 141 to f. Great Luxembourg. 141 to; Namur and Lisp Guaranteed 14f. per annum by the Bel gian government, 9 to to h- Ottoman (firnyrna to Aidin), 10i to San Paulo (Limited) Guaranteed 7 per cent., In. South Austrian and LombardcaVsnetian. 16g. PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol and Exeter, 4 per amt. stook, 89, 9^. Great Eutern—Eastern Counties Exteosioc, No. 1,104. Great Norther°, 5 per cent redeem. at 10 par osat. 107. Great Northern, 4i Par cont., do. do., 100. Great Northern, 5 peg omit redeem., at t par oest. pm., 10G. Great Souther, and Western (Ireland), 4 per mot., 90. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 pea cent., 1301. MiaLuidConselidAted, I) per mat pref. stock redeem., rd I w orth Eastere, 4i per oe.t. redeem., 98. The Times says the election of a Ifr. Oakley to the cSair of mono in the Edinburgh University, in ➢reference to Mr. Hullab, Mr. Duggan, Dr. Wylie, Dr. Gauntlett, Mr. Hatton, Mr. litedarren, and others, whose names bad been mentioned, has ocothoned great excitement and some surprise in musical circles. The new profeinor, who is a brother of Sir Chas. Oakley, has yet to acquire experience and general reputation, and to vindicate in a DOW spines his genius, knowledge, and power of performance. A Brighton correspondent says " Brighton is very full at present; it gets • monstrous plain; there is quite a sew town talked of being built very near the railway station, to be oiled Prestonville. There is also • prospect of a new railway to Li ndon, the traffic is too enormous for one line." The Dublin Nation announces that on the 12th inst. two Roman catholic bishops will be consecrated in the Cathedral, Marlhorrughntreet, Dublin. The► are the Rev. Dr. Murray, at present chsplaio to Dr. Cullen ; and the Rev. Matthew Quip, brother of the Bishop of Brie bthe. and recently principal of one of the schools et the C.wolic University. The two DOW bishops are intended for the foreign mission. A very silly communication has been received by Lord Mayor Hale at the Manske home, warning him In effect that his Weis in jeopardy, that any day the fate of President Lineoln may be bli, that many a better man than he has had to die suddenly, that " time is near," and in voking the mercy of the Almighty upon his soul. The letter is anonymous and without date. Lord Charles Russell writes to a contemporary to say that the words he used at the late dinner to Sir zd . Hwy Verney were. that he feasted the motto of the ministry would be "Rested mad thankful ; progress and reform ;" not " Rat and be thankful, Progress," do. The contest for the vacant Rectorship of the Edinburgh Usivenity is likely fo be a very spirited one, sod the supporters respectively of Kr. Carlyle sod Tdr. Disraeli are 'gigged is a very active and strenuous ma ven. The likelihood is that Mr. Carlyle, being, as it may be said, the smarms of the Liberal party, genially the stroopes in Edinburgh Dsivenity, will poll the majority of the Minima? votes. Professor Ifemon, atytoun's stmosesor, Lto be inducted on the 9th, and will open hie ekes next week. Lieutenant James Henry Lalor, of the 9th Con neatiout Voleatsers, Vetted Beststi who was sniat•d ra Saturday last, on Undiog from the stessultip Iron Duke, which arrived at the North Well, Dublin, from Liverpool, was brought before the magistrate ea Saturday and (Fe l°Urged. The pistols, anamanitton, and doesesests eased wen ell Merged to Lientesent Won There wee so a* 1 dame to eoesect him with Feeiselme, aid he Is about he mum truth his wide to Amerks. WIZAT. Dant& and Youth biro 49 to 60 &stock & Mock Lat Co= 65 to 56 44 to 46 lituataa, Yard soft Latehcon, red . 45 to 64 wklte Bo ngi. .....—.. Grinding • M to t 5 Distilling Malting Dutch brewtnl7... TO to 24 feeding • • 19 to 23 A ItILIVAIB OP GRAIN, 110 2 , _I? WATER CARRIAGR 11.01 INCLIIRIvE. Wheat. Barley 9* o . an ti:looh ... 8117 Foreign .. 7098 . 12 tlB r 011.... Per Qt. PG to :4 860 to 49 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TB)8 DAY.) (BY =onto AND nrrtinunoarki. TEL 2011128.) (TROY OUR OWN COIIII.6BPOSDENT.) The market for cotton has been rather cptiet to-day, end the Wes are reported at about 5,000 bales. MINOING-LANE.—'THIS DAY.) SUGLR.—The musket continues very quiet for both raw and refined. Coma—Both native sod plantation Ceylon are in good request, and firm prices aro obtained ; busissee bee also been don* is Porto Rico, the remainder of a cargo recently bought io at public sale. Tea.—The market mistimes* firm. Roc.-200oasksof Demerara sold tithe previous prices of Is. ea. for puss., ls. 94. for hit& , sod la. 10d. for karrola. RlCE.—About 20,00 0 bags of soft grails have been disposed of at an advance of 9d. per owt. ; Neerassie Arracnn, 12i. 3d. to 12s 6d. per ant. Corroc.—The market has again become dull and inactive. The sales advertised for to.morrom consist of 300 hhds. 5,500 bags eager. 400 casks 3,000 begs coffee, 60 bags mem, about 16,000 pm:sales of tea, and sundry drysaltsi y goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The =orbit is steads. Town tallow is quoted Ms. 9 . 1., net cesh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 50 s. 6 d. ; al l the mouth, 50s. to 50s. 6d. ; Deeembw ' 50s. 9d. to Ms. ; January, 51s. 6d. ; Mareli, 52a. 3d. to 525. &I. ; April to Jan., 610.6 d. PARTICULARS 01 TALLOW. Rock on hand ilds dky ..ceeks 44140 Delivery Iwo week ..... LDS MU° trout Ist Jane 30179 Arnold bow week 1 ,lior DM* from bit June 40,107 e. d. d. PrkeY.C. on *pallid, dm. 4l 0 0 Ditto Down Iset trkly 47 90 • 05,214 t 174 $0,1015 1,108 66,701 d. 14 0 46 0 1864. I isail. 54.176 0.508 1.773 .2.795 Kase 48.61 t 6,100 2.681 02,817 a. d d. Ltd 606 0 146 0 44106130 Antall tor as via wailkaa lalh Nerowber WO IM►. 7.7 81 mks. aed ilelivaaActratt.awks. The arrival LA week COM. prised kbe2 arks BOROUGH HOP MARK T.--(THIS DAY.) Yews, Naiades end Smith Mott that tad. to. =ins quiet for everything but the choicest deeeriptioas of bate s Vida still seatiaas to brisk elsosod el toil rotes. 180 L 1180. 16 to 40 40 to 42 39 N S 5 50 to 34 IT 70 71 1$ settlement the final quotation was 881 to The official business report is es follows Three per Cent. Conaols, for monev, - ditto, f 7, am ; 881 ; Three per Cents. ;iced 871, 87, ; New Three per Cents., 871, 87 ; India Four per Cent. Stock, 97f ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1071. In the market for bank shares steadiness; din' vailed. Bank of Hindustan shares (issue prem.), m London Imperial, Loudon and Westminster, a and Venezuela, bare improved. Bank Australasia and Agra and Masterman's Bank, how' ever, were quoted slightly lower. There was no variation worth mentioning in ahares of the financial companies. The closing cip tations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 11 to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 21 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; lmperial Jam ca ntile Credit, 21 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fouler Mobilier, to prem., ex div. and new ; and db New, 31 to / prem. National Discount shares were last quoted ' to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to dia. • Hudson's Bay, 15 1 to • Trading, 11 to 01 dia., ex &v. • Ott oman Gdnoirale, 21 to 1 prem. ; Lion iirewery, 14 to prem. ; and Atlantic Teegraph 8 per oent E femme, 2to 2t. The shares of Overeed, Gurney, and Co., were in renewed demand, and, after meet ing with numerous transactions, left off 2s. 6d. ' sa. higher than yesterday, at 81 to prem. 'l shares of the Canada Company, as well as English and Scottish Marine Insurance, Marine Investment and Millinil Land and Docks, hare lam rove while English and Foreign Credit, City of Low Real Property, Mauritius Land, and Oriental lel Steam. have receded. There was an advance per cent. in London and St. Katharine Docixl3l The doming (but in some oases nominal) qt lions for shares in new undertakings are as folk% —Leeds Woollen Company, 1 to 2 prem. Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 1 to 2 inern. ; Malik Mansions, to 1 prem. ; Real sMite . Corpora ' ticm, Ito 2 prem. ; and lhambra Company, 21 prem. With the exception of a further improvemek per cent. in the 5.20 Bonds, American securb were unaltered in price, yesterday's advance be well maintained. The 5- 20 Bonds closed at a 64, ex div. • Erie Railway shares, at 53 1 to f Illinois Central, at 814 to 82i ; Atlantis Great Western Railway Debentures, at 851 864 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, at 87 to 88. The Erie Railway Loan closed at Ito 11 prem. Virgin;' Six per Cents. were quoted 1 per mint. better. • 88 l ec i 87 ; Per pre- and t of tow- the quo- ' ; der- and jitto . . 10. o it Peira • Icidtd o Pre- rney, meet- Id. to The meat, oved, • mid=• nland t to of 1 Stock. pots- • . onowe: rem. ; Urine Ryon. tent of rarities being 631 to • o Nit ; ie and 86} to e Erie • ieginta 1 • 1001. q, and incroft, 04414 , 01111 some of a to ji 1.011,61:411 ou, 35a. don, 84 amteci, • ;and •ed for, es of the by the 1 T. • demand; • t us sot sheep is derma& WI WITCO s av ed MO brats. 4•404, Ira. lrt 4 eenaties. ▪ 4. 4. 4. 00 0 0 6 0 6 4, O 0 0 0 .46 6 4 . 0 0 0 0 '4 .00 0 0 capes. 98 ; Y.) ▪ 296. 6d ;. Otos, ; = P A ath Bad Luise Walk Fad ‘ l . Walla Etta I • Haetinee ;30. • Round is Chambers's Obriatioss 4—During febequer esel Intake. at does arrived ter payieg eaa took the luau spent disk sad is We circle at W. IL Ole& ..oadon bad, tha re ' etortil le sad family to Chapeau ter, left Fat- I . ! I os a visit 18datowe left r, the seat of MINES.--(111I8 DAL) Two o'Cloon. The mining market is rather active to-day, r prices show firmness. Chiverton Moor, Tin( Goldbeck Yells, West Chiverton ; and Tresavo shovel+, are in chief request. Subjoined are sow the present quotations : Chiverton Moor, 71 to Coldbeck Feile,lpar to I prem.; West Chiverton,: to 85 ; Tresavean, 4} to 5 ; North Chiverton, to 40s. ; Frank Mills 6} to 7 ; East Caradon, to 9 ; Tincroft, 19 to 20 ; Clifford Amalgam? 20 to 21 ; West Clifford, par to I prem. ; Great North Downs, 21 to j. St. John del Rey shares are inquired while Washoe Gold exhibit flatness. A oall of 1l is to be paid on the shares Val &seam Mines Company (Limited), ' 1 4th December. METROPOLITAN CIATI'LE MARTA?. (TEIIB DAY.) The supply of bouts is mutt shorter ; the however, is not vurry heist. sad prises The number of on the sewage better. also smaller, but quits equal to the The choicest descriptions ere Noddy disposed of., but kinds meet with a dull sale. Good calves are sou dear. From Germany sad Holland them am 2.350 14,940 steep, 90 calves, 40 pip ; Scotland 80 WWI* land 350, and 1,910 from the northers and midland 0 , lee gene et SOD s. o. Ld. Per MOO et Me. f Bed Axe% flenstOs 5 2 5 6 154141:415t 21f-lodallb Beet 3beet-hom 5O 6 S Dud Lewwoola.... Nowa quaL Miele 3 e S 4 De. do. them Calves 30 5 4 Ds be. 30443 ...• Bestrins&Ktf-beads 6 • 6 6 lamb Basta at market. 5030; sheep and lambs, RIAD ; OP, 320 COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY. Walls Ea Benton, 23..; WaUs End Lembion, Walls End Haswell. 23a. ; Walls End South Batt" Walls End Tees, 224. ca.; Walls Hod East 22.. 64. ; Walls End HarUspeel, 224. 6d. ; 1 4: 1 1 4.7 61 South Hartlepool, 21s. 9d. ; Walla Red South 225. ; Walls End Heeds Bs% 22a. ; Walls End (;:-..ege, 225. ; W.U. End Candor., 225. 3d. ; Ca so.l, 22.. ; Walla End Sallee, 22 5.; Tuostal, 21s. 3d. ; &leas Bartley, 18.. 6d. • Hartley, 18a. 6d.—Ships at market. 108 ; at 8016 The Christmas number of AU the Year to be called " Dr. Marigold's Prescription. * Journal and Once a Wink will each have a number. TIE CHANCELLOR or me Excirsigint.— EL— his visit to Edinburgh the Chancellor of the Riche his family were the guests of the Marquis of Lot Nowbastle Abbey. Me. Mrs., and Mies Gledvtone at EMnlsitirli oo Thu rs day at noon, and after visit to the Very Rev. Deen Ramsay, the ladies Dalkeith train for Newbettle, while Mr. Gledatoee the day, as already stated, in his neirenity dates, the erasing dined with • distinguis h ed sesileinie the Lord Provost's. Oa Friday monde' Mr. W. la atone. IL P., joined the family chola front Loudon, with Mts. and Miss Gladstone, was peewit at *dame. In the eveniog Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone dined at Newbattle. On Saturday morning the Chancellor of the Exchequer. with his wife and daughter, loft Pak bank junction by Waverley route for Uverpool, on a visit to Mr. Robertson Gladstone Mr. W. H. Gladstone left the name day for Erskine House, near Glasgow, the seat of Lord Blantyre. NEW QUEEN'S COUNSEL.—Several members of the Home Circuit, in coosequenes of the elevation of Mr. Justice Lush, have app!iei to the Lord Chancellor for " silk." and four new counsel are expected to be made within the present term. ROYAL ALBERT INFIRMARY ' B IS HOPS WALTHAM. —Tirmorroie (Tuesday, the 7th lest. ), this Mahn of the late Prince Consort, assigned by Mr. Timed. and executed in terracotta by Mr. Biashfield, will be uncovered is the pregame of their Royal Highomess the Prioress Helena and Loam end Pnnee Arthur. After the ceremony aa amateur concert in aid of the funds of the infirmary (under the direction of Mr. John Mullah and Mr. A. Rowlaorl) will take place in the ermines of their royal highnesses. in the ammo of which Miss Helen Faucit (Hrs. Theodore Martin) will give • merlin of scenes from The Merchant of Venice. PRIVATE BRIO IN THE Morse Or COMMONS. A Limy session is exposited is private bill legislation. During the rivment month all notices of intended appli cations to pa:h tweet: foe l sets must certain be given in the newspapers. By the end of No vember rtain documents mast be lodged. and by the 23rd Deoember in tbe Com mon% printed copies of all local bills must be lodged. la the Lurie the hills must De tiled on or before toe 17th December. In the last session there were 595 petitions for local acts, and of that number 332 became acts of parlia ment. THE BISHOP OF NATAL—It is not expected that the mite of Dr. Colons°, Bishop of Natal, v. the Chan cellor of the Exchequer and Others the Trustees of the Colonial Bishopric Fond, will come on for hearing before March. Mr. Alderman Wilson has offered to present a very handsome new stained-slam ivied°, for Guildhall, to be painted by Engliels artiste. Mr. Aldeemen Wilson offered to place one in St. Paul's Cathedral, but hie offer was not accepted, tlle's it should be painted at Munich. He is determined to try English talent.—City Prem. The chair of Scots Law in Edinburgh University, vacant by the recent resigastiou of Professor Moir. wan oa Saturday filled by the curators selecting Mr. Norman M•ephersoo, advocate, from the list of two sent up by the Formby of Advocates ce Thursday. ESCAPE FROM ILFORD GAOL —On Saturday. shoat 2 o'clock in the &halloo's, • prisoner mowed from this gaoL The film, who, it in stated, is a ticket-of.leave man, be named George Howell, aged 23. end ie said to have escaped oboe from Hertford Geol. Ho was mint to Ilford Gaol about fin weeks shim for housebreekleg at Waltham Abbey, sad, on exeunt of Widmer/rate character he bore. en extra supervision was kept over him. Notwitlistendieg this be meaeged to elude the vigilasee of the warders, end got sway is the midst of the magisterial Dueness of the petty swims, and while numbers of police and pedple = upon bedews at the ware adjoining the gaol WSIO outside. The premies maser is which he effeeted Weenye will not be brows till the magisterial lureetigs. tire lakes ply bat it is said that while leaked is hi cell - be msewid to a p p ili the look ; thee, pttieg into the a nT2DAT 12,22/‘ Ihe esaared • ladder, and reaching the top dthe boundary which ie about 30 feet high, he drooped dime eatable. Cam* which Gland Yastrada7 at 881 to 1 for Wise fad keeekwi down ladder'sada to veld . next Wednesday's mettlentent, opened ibis worming ; pinion. Moine people in e dirties' elates him tree doors at the same quotation, and dosed at 8815-16 to ma dams yam mimes. It. however Was *mat dieser time, 15-16, or Set ," boom" For now the=awas Maws ahead shad y ins ets higg, cops. the awns as for the enerent. We the wen icdirdely lest la permit, hat up thavOr ""` mobg se bid ap was beard el him a 1 • and r uing oche Mel as 03 of the nude d bile K. tap :fill. oil ii" , gap doubt d have ) ogler ape bi pea ' atoms looking ff . wan Woo swims *ft IS Mai is ,semaid hie& is Ded• 1t• Nilo? bby sasi