The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Beton the Lord Chancellor.) CILIUM V. CLAM —JUDGMENT. as an appeal from Vice-Chancellor Wend, leg C u e d a f ew shush:mu. The bill was bleu by sh of a house 27, Park-steest, Bristol, to restrain fist sr of No. 28 next door, from eluting or riontt ehiot php eer tein build; In his garden inteud e d f u ~.9hicsj porpoise, on the ground that they ja w. ;Web the stormed of ancient light and air by the iff. The Vice.Cbanoellor having granted an ypi wx. his appeal wu brought. Amphlett and Mr. T. H. Terrell were for the a G. N. °dud and Mr. Everett supported tae sow. Lord Chancellor, in now giving judgment, said Litt t tui ti on involved in this ease Ma always o hs sf sod difficult to deal with, and an opinion could formed on the Buda' facts of each cue a e h Persons who lived in large cities, which pore s in conies of extension, and IR which Dew build; dually being erected , could not expect t o I nt e l, - . enjoymeat of light sod sir to which th e y 44 accustomed, in the same manner se than ph, d in the country. The present cue must b e d wi in the evidence, and on a fall examination of t h at 1 , e it opinion that the plaintiff was not entitled m the,, ;lion which he sought, and therefore the decides of rt below must be reversed and the bill duni, ep h Faits. TTORNET-G EN "PAL P. GRAMM—OFFICIAL ASSIGNER; IN BANKRUPTCY. SFr in this Pert-heard Mee, • rep ort of ILP in the Express of Thursday, we re ra . he question involved is whether official assi gem kruptcy are entitled to receive fees in a m , than those which have arisen under the iptcy Act of 1861. by which thou functiourin nume rated by salary Instead of b 7 . fees calculated re „ th i n pez n estage under the provisions of the scud land 1654. Mr. Graham, the official assignee t ie thus 'rage, maintains that he is entitled to certain sunk Eli ting to about 2,0001. which he has retained en us e that they are fess arising out of " old auto," th e lags with which in bankruptcy were began under th e of 1849 and 1854, sad were not administered node tot of 1861. le Attorney-General , Mr. &aims], and Mr. M. B . appeared in support of a motion on the relation al isf registrar in bankruptcy, calling on Mr. Graham to over the, sums in question to the accountant of the H. Oaken sad Mr. Begley oe the other side. [The owe was proceeding when our report let. J BROMPTON COUNTY COURT. STRATFORD r. CHARTERS.—TEII LAW OF RUSBAND AND WIFE.—A CI 51005 CASE. The plaintiff in this cue was a baker at Brompton. and ma the defendant, a jeweller at Oxford, and at Hyde., is the Isis of Wight. for necessaries to the extent of V. 18s. supplied to defendant's wife living at Bromp log. The plaintiff in person proved the delivery of rode, bread, bacon, dcz., to the wife of defendant, and sio ther tradesman, named Bagsett, proved that the lady la question had represented herself to plaintiff as well as to hinwar u being the wife of the defendant, and that he rods her no allowance, and also that there had been no ssisouduct on her part. It may be stated that this Lotion was one out of many Involving amounts up to 2001. The judge (Sir Bardley Wilmot) called for the marriage _ sertificete. Mr. Merrimac, of the firm of Merriman and Buck land, a k a fters, who appeared for the defeodant, maid be would admit the covervire and acknowledge that the defendant yes the husband of the lady. He contended that the defsedant bad no cue to answer. It was for the plaintiff to obey that she wee living apart from her husband, and 081 she had at least some implied authority to pledge his malt. His Honour thought otherwise. The defendant's solicitor said he relied upon the autho rity of several cases which he would refer to to prove hie cam He quoted Bright on the law of Husband and area, "Raymond's Repot*" and " Smith's Loading calms, to show that the onus of proof se to a wife's authority to pledge her husband's credit rested with the eleistiff. The same decision was held by Chief Justice Holt, and also by Mr. Justice Willie and 11r. Justice Liatise," the editors of " Smith's Leading Cases," to "high be referred. After a long and able argument, Hemmen then put The defendant into the boa, who stated that his wife had left him for reasons given in a letter, which was pr oduced. Hs stated that she l ef t him "because she did not owe him, although he tad treated her with great kindnem, for which • was very grateful." The Judge said the defendant was entitled to a verdict es this evidence, and there was no imputation on the che wier of defendant's wile, but she having left her husband vithoat consent the plaintiff could not recover. Judgment was given for the defendant, sod he was allowed mete. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. in Beasom—(Before Lord Chief Boron Pollock. tad Barons Bramwell, ChanneU, and Pigott.) eaftif r. THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COASt RAILWAY COMPANT.—JUDOSTRITT. tie was an action to recover compensation in damage the death of the plaintiff's husband, who wee killed by express train as he was passing over a level crosass as defendants milers, at the Portals/le station henna; ighten and Worthiog. It appears that at the rico there is both a carriage way en d 6 t path soros the line, and the deceased, ri a di ai gatea of the m former on the opeo, pla tea tform of sed thro the stance ugh them, i had just got e foot the opposite side, when he was caught by the buffer at • and ardently lost his life At the trial Mfas i Lord MI Baron, at Guildhall, the jury found a fa it for the plaintiff ; but subsequently a rule to set aide il verdict and for a new trial was granted, and it was ed at considerable length during the peanut term. r. Baron Chemical now said that the Lord Chief Bunn, I Baron Pigott, a nd himself ( Air. Bares Bramwell wan f. present at the arguments, and took no part in ub tl e te4 d sat) were of opinion tha t the role should be • is rule hail bees obtained on several grounds, the princiral Ng that the verdict was against the efideuss, that tie Aced had contributed to the accident by his own :ea. lOC and that the learned judge should have diawtod a lid for the &deaden* or withdrawn the CADS entirely the jury. Their lordships thought there was so for disturbing the verdict upon those grounds. The ...e of the company required the gates of the carrier" way Ibe kept 'hut except at times when they could be eddy SW open, and there was a provision to the effect t before the gate was opened the gateman must lead to see that so train was doe or is t. The view the court was disposed to take was this— etThe the gate was open it was a kind of invitation to oot a poseesgers to mon over, and that the fact of its being was an amount of negligence which ought not to have - ni withheld from the jury. They, however, adopted ae principle laid down by Chief Justice Erie ga a somewhat similar ease, that the court ought 'rot to impose on railway companies a *ram ardor than the legislature intended them to tear, ad they did sot say that a railway company was boned to 'lace a watchman at every level crossing for foot pane:- gam Their duty in that respect would depend upon the extent of the traffic at the point, lied other circumstances, and if an act of parliament authorised them to maks a rail. way over, and oe slava with, old carriage waysand footpaths it did not exempt them from their liability to take ordi. nary cue in the management of the line. Their lowish* were of opinion that the Lord Chief Baron could not pro- perly have withdrawn the case from the jury, and they 'were not so dinatisfied with the conclusion arrived at by the jury as to feel justified in interfering with their verdict. The Lord Chief Heron entirely concurred with what had fallen from his brother Chanaell. At the trial het ought he could not withhold from the jury the ce of negligence on the part of the company with reference to the opening of then ompany's gates at the carriage way. It seemed to have been admitted that if the accident had sires in connexion with some carriage or other vehicle nodal over the level croniog, there would have been a just growl of complaint, but it was contended that because the deceased was a foot passe n ger he had so right to avail himself of the invitation given by the gate boar open. By the rules of the company a man ought to be at the gate before the passing of a train, and the reason one wu not there at the time of the occurrence wa i that the f sametic& pee eon had occasionally to perform the duties both o sta muter and gatemen. The deceased not seeing a gateman might natully conclude that BO train Was expected. IT: lordship, i n c onclusion, mid he was not himself damn" with the verdict of the jury. Role disharged. GORDON AND ANOTHER O. THE VESTRY OF ST. millts , ' l , WESTMINSTER. This was an action brought by the plaintiffs, Wine DISP (Manta in Argyll-street, Regent-street, to mover durnes for injury dose to a large quantity of wire SI their collars, in consequence, as they allege, GV the imperfect coostructim of a gully cosd:octal with a drinking fountain erected by the Dmitillf Fountains Associatio n, under the superintendence of . 1' surveyor of the defendants. The case came co foe tag before Mr. Baron Martin, when a verdict s , as y found, bno seat, for the plainti ff s, subject to a speci case to be stated for the opinion of this court. The matter was argued bit week. The court reserved their judgment. The Lord Chief Baron, in sow giving judgment, said the court bad, at the cooclusion of the arguments. Itiffri tid _ that judgment should be given for the &Madan* or sm' the plaintiff should be nonsuited, so as to e nable them, A they liked, to bring a fresh action. It, however, traded that the plaintiffs ware too late to being another action. Tie court DOW thought that judgment should be f or the defend: a nts. They were of opinion that there was no evtdoses 1 1 negligence, and that therefore the plaintiffs were set entitled to recover, but the plaintiffs, if they thought its might take the case to a Court of Error. Judgment foe the defendants. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) GAVARON T. GAVARON ANL) COUCHOIS, TUE OE O'B PROCTOR INTERvENING. The Solicitor•Geaeral end 1)r. Spinks, for the (4 201.8 Proctor; Mr. G. Brown sod Mr. E. Ll o yd WOW petitioner. Last year Charles Vieoeut Gevaron, of Clifford'eas,ls6,,. ' Cooed for adivorce on the ground of his wife's adultere l'iw 6 Frenchman, limed Jules Coucbois. The respondent dialog appear, bat the ce-respond eu t did, and the r esult of the trial was the granting of a decree nisi. The Quo" Proctor now intervened, and alleged that for man, 1 001 past GraTlaoll had himself been living in adulterY witk a woman at his chbers. The case having am been imply proved by the evidence a t porters and laundresses from Cliff ord'atun, The jury toned for the crown. Mr. Brown then argued that under the words o MN.' f the r_i_ ll ; tote, the Queen's Proctor having alleged toll ualetb !I: bawling failed to prove it, the decree Dili ought to be I absolute, notwithstendiog the verdict just given. ~....A . ... fecdSir J drawn, b Wiut lde the saidpoint now raise that the statud had alre ad y ar. te was VW y b. decided. He therefore refused the decree nig, aD d ie petition. unwed. Om COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) Uas c. DI;bOI3.—XADAME VALENTIN AGAIIC ~ This hukrupt, a Intrichmen.was described as ci I C street, Tottenourt-road, and formerly of 125, t.', r.... Portlandetreet, commirioe agent. He applied to .._ : -.4 e sued from prison where be was detained at the sof, ~ Madame Valentin , of 30. Clavertonetrest, Pimlico. ow' Mr. Brunel. The debts are about 1,6001., Madame Wags ,bee being a creditor for Kill. The bankrupt states that big i n mute amount to 1, 50 01.,beiog the estimated value a oho ° In the Tamme Railway Company. bee Mr. R. Griffith" opposed on beha lf of Madame Valentbla r e n and Mr. Reed also opposed for M r. Bru interlooter. nel. lge, i The bankrupt wee examined, through an li t h s hare& t h e some length, with reference to his dealing! In „„,,, a It woe alleged that the bankrupt had obtamed 2.... i 00r . ; i s ' Madame Valentin's money for the purfetoo of i al "'"'"ths ' hall ill shams, and had not done so, but this was dealed by _A ester. bankrupt, who said that be bad purchued the shares of, li t t h e handed them to a Dr. Lodioski. He did net Wen tiler Dr. Lodinaki'm address, but believed be had go" W A .,..e 2 red in &aria.. It also transpired that the bankrupts real 0 .7 1 sir to was Cope, but he said be wane under the too° Dubois, Lad that his debts Contracted is that woo.' THE EX. Kir 801010 expreseed an *Dion that the real name of • afreamest hoar*, arid mum for his party's supper. . A . bokropt °night tabs stated in the petition. He did sot Sanaa Fisher roseeeded bi ►ppreh►ndmi the prisoner, ;Soder that the description sufficiently idatified the bank- who. ow Wog WM the cheep him. denied all know • __., and • proper ootificatioo of the bankrupt's real lake of the robbery, bat on searched 31. in gold sod reixe mibi to b. it., tO in diu m t h roug h th e G we n,. 10n in silver was toned In one his boar, and be was Mr. Griffiths said Lh•t the petition mien so doubt to be aim found to be wearies sa imitation cold waded. guard and watch. The risme( was then taken into Th e c o mmissioer, at this stage of the inquiry, suggested custody, and from inquiries subsequently made by S erg eant mit the better coulee would be to oanarte tire examine. Fisher it was found that with one person he had left t i es before the Regintar, ss it would be roommoaanient to a Pair of tamers, three Basel drawers, four shirts. take the widow ,. iinea t e ly. ya w . i ll th e e h eutni t a eiee, two blue guernseys , two pair of ornaments, two neck towever,.he thought that 's suffioie ground had been shown marres. three apes, • quarter of a pound of tobacco, gee de l a ying the bankrupt release, which would steed over ea album. • sovereign, and several other articles, the sea after the meeting for choiceof assignee& • proceeds of the robbery . At another person's house the The examination wee then °aniseed before Mr. Registrar Prieooer , had left • quantity of eau de Wogee, siesoce of g e ivay, sod sr the sitting was a private one the pass did , lareaderr fancy NAM a model of a boat he had Pur• sot attend. dared at the lodustria Exhibition now being hell --- . in (Irseowich Hospital, and part of a bottle of whiskey, and also part of a bads of rum, and ►t ► third per soe's house he was also found to have left a quantity of new clothing, whilst by • yoneger brother he bad sent a sovereign as a gift, to his mother. To • tradesman at Greenwich the prima had paid 31. (since returned to the police) for a snit of black clothes for himself. , and two Wahl snit., one of which suits he bed promised to • coaspanims, and on the morning prior to being apprehended be had paid as. at • ooffte-ebop for beselfacts, consisting of has and bacon, for himself and °then, is baying ne teen their intention of spending the evening together at the theatre in London. The prisoner, who had nothing to say to the charge, was SHOCKING DEATH Ar THE CHARTERED GAS WORKS. Mr. St. Clair Bedford, the Coroner for Went- U. !Mester, held an inquiry last eight relative to the death, on the peonies' of the Chartered Gas Works, Horeeferry-road, of William Yates, aged 49 years. dt. which The jury having viewed the body of the deceased. St. was f righthdly burnt and °barred, proceeded to inspect the 5 pa works, what, be methis denth. The Boons which was ;,.• presented was of a very novel and striking character. A is. regular little town of furnaces and gasholders extended St. over • considerable area. The atmosphere of the retort- St. houses was, as might be expected, unbearably hot and stifling, and the men, some hu ndreds of tt whom ere employed by the oempeay, performed theirlabonr it is many instances naked from the waist up, and without i t . shoes ce stockings. It wee stated that the men were to • Si. certain extent liable to yield to the influence of the great hest at. sad drink enormous quantitate of beer. But anyone die covered to be in the slightest degree under the influence of f t . liquor is, for the general safety, instantly sent off the A. winless. The deceased man, William Yates, was, it appeared, • st. bricklayses labourer, employed on the premises. On Mon- St. day last at dieser time he was found lying drunk, by • man st-, named Tower, on the top of one of the retorts. Tower showed him out of the premises as far as the gate, o and then west into the timekee p er's house to report t t oe the fact. Yates took that opportunity, however, to it. slip back and lie down again on the top of a retort. The top of the retort was covered wi th hot ashes, St and sparks from the retort pipes keep falling ooetinnally on 2 it. After the deceased had been some four hours on this 1.7 1 ;1 spot • boy named Cook by chance discovered him there. He ss, was quite dead, and was in fact roasted, his body being ito covered by hot ashes which had fallen on him in the form of St. sparks. PA. Mr. G. Pears., surgeon to the Chartered Gas Company, It. said that the deceased was found lying ou his hack with hie to hands extended. His limbs were contracted, and his aide, A bands, face, and nose shockingly burnt. Witness believed ln that the deceased had become suffocated by the fumes of to carbonic acid gas when be lay down to sleep off the effects to of his drunksenees, and had so lost his kite. at. Mr. George Truly, superintendent of the gas works, said A. that the deceased had no business whatever sear the retort sg, No. 3, set 38. There were about GOO men employed on the sa St works Bi The coroner, in summing up, said that it was distreasing to see. am the jury had an oppoetanity of observing, the extraordinary lives which our fellow.creatures were pulsing r, in order that oar our comfort" might be added to. ft wu depressing to consider that there were similar scrims Ii not only at the other metropolitan ps wicks, but all over the kingdom, and in the iron district'. The jury retuned a verdict of "Accideutal death." ALLEGED FRAUDS HENSION. BY A SURGEON.-HIS APPRE Last night Thompson Whalley , ILD. , of Mir field, was a pprehended on &charge of defratutiog the Britiali Prudential insurance Company, sod lodged in Dew s bury police-station. An inquest wu held at Mirfield on Tuesday d it night, one the body of Hannah Hepworth, who bast been a patient of the dodoes, at which it was elicited that St her life had been insured by hi m without the knowledge _2° of her relation, and that, in fact, he bad corn- rui milted a direct fraud upon the insurance company. The 1 . 0 manner in which the company was being wronged wu by too representing Hannah Hepworth. in August last, whew the tin proposal for insurance wu made, ss being a healthy par. 100 mak when, in fact, she was suffering from an incurable . 10) „. disease, and by resuming es the cause of death, "Two weeks' levy:, two weeks enteritis,"when she was carried off by malignant disease of the rectum — St. the disease braes caner. Superintendent Martin, of 20 Dewsbury, communicated with the director' of the incur- 2 0 um company, and they sect down a representative to aid !L. him in making jnyeatiptione,wheu it was found that the life of one Law Walker , of ?airfield. a patient of the doctor's, 201 bad been issued by him without his knowledge or con- so sent, or that of his relatives. This man lies very ill, and tOOOO he was is a delicate state of he alth when the assurance t was effected. it was also ascertained that the British Y . Nation Assurance Company,for which he t the medical referee, had been victimised—he having certified that ano ther of his patients,the wife of a coach-builder re siding in Hudders fi eld, was of good health, when ahe was q uite the reverse, The company granted a policy upon his certificate, the amount being for 1,0001. Yesterday (Friday) Mr. Dewey, of the British Prudential Office,applied to the sitting magistrate at the Dewsbury Court-honee for a warrant for the apprehension of Dr. Whalley, and it having been granted, Inspector Parker was despatched to Mirfield to take him into custody. This he did, sad abaut i o'clock he was placed in the police station as above stated. The affair has caused a great deal of excitement is Mirfield Lod Dewsbury, where Dr. Whalley was of course well known. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Hie Hosour • do bailkrapt el (THIS DAY.) ecosider that 81 --is— o pt, end a IP gime etlibi to I EQUITY COURT. At. Griffiths (Before the Lord Chancellor.) wooded. Commie V. CLAIM—JUDGMENT. The was an a ppeal from Vice-Chancellor Wend that the better •ed a few - days slow. The bill was woo Wend , raj 'Li ties before the of a h 27, Perk-street, Bristol, to TIMM +l._ - "" take the wide' .of No. • next door, from erecting er a..„.... however, he th up certain ••p in his puke ins e r a e w t, Ice delaying ill • Meal purpowee, on the ground that they s o f sstal after the *th the enjoyment of ancient light and air • bi7l: The examine • . The Vire-Chancellor having granted Lio toiluz Murra/. and 11 • iS appeal was brought. e s attend. Amphlett and Mr. T. H. Terrell were for the s od G. AL °deed and Mr. Everett supported tue s o.'" BBC Lord Chancellor, in now giving judgment, said ,hit elltAtrOND , nation involved in this case war always 0 ..71 . and difficult to deal with, end an opin' a e . 5 „,,,"' The plaintii • • formed on the spedal facts of each el -- "e be sued the d Persons who lived in large cities, w hi c h s e 6 is the Isle a sin course of extension, and in which new h • ! we 21. 18e. suppl •. , toe. The D tinlly bein erected, could not ext rms. .• en na joyment g of light and air to w hich , obey ob e y 7Z o y goods, brio accustomed, in the same manner se those smother trade -• in the country. The present eau must b e a.z - , is question ha • • the evidence, and on a fall examination of A i r" himself se be opinion that the plaintiff was not entitled to be mode her no e • ton which he nought, and therefore the decide the o e eisconduet m • • below mast be reversed and the bill demised son ONO out .. O . The judge ( TTOIINET•GENERAL r. GRAHAM. OFFICIAL ASSICNus fletilkeite. IN BANKRUPTCY, Mr. Merrill . apts in this part-heard case, • re vert , sOliatOrs, soh ap in the Expreus of Thursday, were M admit the eel • . he question involved is whether official asei go ,; • ruptcy are entitled to receive fees ' IR caw s than those which have arisen e n d s too weastiedwthe thushil to Wow that ptcy Act of 1861, by which those ft:maims, YU the had . eee rated by salary instead of by . feee calculated eredit. Asia pee sump under the proons of the act. " His Besot el and 1654. Mr. Graham, the official assignee s ohms The deism 'up, maintains that he is entitled to osrtai su m , gity of scree • .ting to about 2,0001. which he has retains : tioi rus. ~I le q • 1 that they are feu arising out of " old estatee," the Wife, o " It p with which in bankruptcy were began under S o Cum to of 1849 and 1854, and were not adosinietered nude setherity te •t of 1861. tiff. T • Attorsiey-.General, Mr. Sargood, and Mr. B. B. Holt, sod I appeared in support of a motion on the relation ei UMW. * ~ f registrar in bankruptcy, calling on Mr. Graham to rebieb he re over the, sums in queetoon to the accountant of rbo ‘ Jr. Herr The defog • H. Cairns and Mr. Bagley on the other side. left him for (The ease was proceeding when our report left.) ' Hs stated tl - - although he COURT OF EXCHEQUER. she wee ver The Jodg • • in Button.—(flefore Lord Chief Boren Polices, at , os this esid limo Bramwell, Chem:tell, and Pigott.) recta of di AFL= r. THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COASw without one MAMMAS COMPANY.—JUDGMENT. Judgmen • is was an action to recover compensation in dump eats. the death of the plaintiff's husband, who wee killed by pries train as be wan posing over • level mossier i r e defendants' railway at the Y o o ver station biters Men sad Worthing. It appears that at tho •. • there is both • carriage way and o path seems the line, and the deemed, m g * gates of the former open, poised through then, • had just got we foot on the platform of the states the opposite side, when he was caught by the bu ff er of Jana 1 and ins tantly lost his life. At the trial beta" before Ald Lord Chief Baron, at Guildhall, the jury found a ea- live cam for the plaintiff; but subsequently a rule to set wide be propel verdict and for a new trial was granted, and it vas his muter ed at considerable length during the present term. Mr. Coo r. Baron Cll=ll4ll now said that the Lord Chief Been, . Baron Pigott, a nd himself (Mr. Bares Bramwell was Phillips, • prompt at the arguments, and took no part ro d = fer the pr The me •t) were of opinion tha t the rule should be • .01116 bad bees obtained on several gr ounds, the priecirel was only said to 1 • that the verdict was evilest the evidence, that the . sed had contributed to the accident by his owe oegli. Mewed' • , and that the learned judge should lase diskted a connnay meet in „.. f or the defendants, or withdrawn the can entirely Owed i •.• the jury. Their lordship thought there woe so !cation •• • for disturbing the verdict upon those grounds. The received • • of the company required the gates of the carriage ley The prier • be kept shut except at times when they could be safely Friday .1 open, and there was a provision to the egad charged • before the gate wan opened the gateman must defraud sod to see that so train was doe or is =brute - •t. The view the court was disposed to take was this— out to p t if the gate was open it was a kind of invitation to ecuiden cot plungers to cross over, and that the fact of its being kept bac • • was an amount of negligence which ought not to have The re ii withheld from the jury. They, however, adopted principle laid down by Chief Justice Is • • somewhat s i m ilar ease, that the wort ought Assam •• t to impose o n railwa y companies a burden Freda ._„, than the legislature istended them to bear, well W 're they did not my that a railway company was boned to James C lace a watchman at every level crossing for foot puner ortablisl Their duty in that respect would depend upon the The 1 Stu to extent of the traffic at the point, and other circumstances, and if an act of parliament a uthorised them to maks a rail . Correct way over, and on sieve' with , old carriage waysand footpaths la the it did not exempt the m from their liability to take ordi. work, a nary care in the management of the line. Their Icedehips threw i were of opinion that the Lord Chief Baron could not pro- threw 1 jowly have withdrawn the ease from the jury, and they with set th were not so dimatisfled with the conclusion arrived at by sal the jury as to feel justified in interfering with their verdict. parasol The Lord Chief Baron entirely concurred with what had proven fallen from his brother ChanaelL At the trial het ought us re he could not withhold from the jury the ce of bad be negligence on the part of the company with reference to (Mr. 1 the opening of then ompeny's gates at the carriage way. It Be he seemed to have been admitted that if the accident had Wese Wadi in connexion with some carriage or other vehicle passing medal over the level croasiog, there would have been a just Fund house of complaint, but it was contended that because the maul deceased was a foot passenger he had no right to The avail himself of the invitat ion g iven by the gate being and t open. By the rules of the company a man oug ht to be at ne the wive I gate before the passing of • train, and the re ason one was t Mr. there et the time of the occurre nce we i that the same pee felloo eon had occasionally to perform the duties both of statics. e e 1 master end gateman. The deceased not seeing p a eruses H ee l m ight naturally conclude that DO train was expected. Ilia mom lordship, in conclusion, said he was no t himself dined* Tfi with the verdict of the jury. nap Rale disherged. GORDON AND ANOTHER O. THE VESTRY OF IT. JAMER , 4 W WESTMINSTER. This was an action brought by the plaintiffs, wine IMP neck chants, in Argyll-skeet, ltegent-strest, to Mover dumps Mill for injury done to a large quantity of wise a see, their collars, in consequence, as they alleged, el is the imperfect coostructim of a gully cossetted aM, with a dnoking fountain erected by the Drink* sod Fountains Asemation, under the superintendence of, a Vie sur veyor of the defendants. The ease risme tio foe trill for I before Mr. Baron Martin, when a verdict was found, by st ated Me Be Be sent, for th e plainti ff s, subject to a special ease to be for the opinion of this court. The matter was argued het bet week. The court reserved their judgment. C The Lord Chief BUDD, in now giving judgment, --:__„.., had court bad, at the conclusion of the ar g uments. sult_do ewee for . that judgment Would be given for the d efendante , or ikaS. the plaintiff should be nonsuited, so as to enable tbsm, n fen they liked, to being a fresh action. It, however, tuna/Jew ref ' that the plaintiffs were too late to briog mother action. •IV we e wart DOW thought that judgment should be f or the detail; el a nts. They were of opinion that there was DO evideses if be negligence, and that therefore the plaintiffs were " es. th entitled to recover, but the plainti ff s , if th ey thought • might take the case to a Court of Et-tor. m •• Judgment foe the defendants. • --- rn COURT OF PROBATE AN D DIVORCE. to ,f (Before the Judge Outman.) , e GAVARON T. GAVA RON ANDCOUCHOIII, THE GEE OB . 1 ,1 PROCTOR INTERVENING. 0, The Solicitor-Geaeral end Dr. Spinks , for the gain; _ll . e Proctor ; Mr. G. Brown and Mr. E. Lloyd Kit WE 11 . petitioner. a • Last year Charles Vincent Gaveron , of Clifford's-inn, p_i!; Cooed for adivorce on the ground of hie wife's adultere 0 . 1 ,w I Frenchmen, named Jules Conctiois. The rupee:dui do*lify Of appear, bat the correspondent did, and the result of sir i , trial was the granting of a decree nisi. The Qewm',: lis Proctor now intervened, and alleged that for many 7 a e past Gavaron had himself been living in adulterY wi Y woman at his chambers. i '• The case having been amply proved by the e vidonee A i to porters and laundresses from Cliff ord'•-inn, „ The jury found for the crown. Mr. Brown then argued that under the words of ths Id• - _, tote, the Queen's Proctor haying alleged colluaiewi r,... . i basun failed to prove it, the decree Dili ought t o be tee.• the I absolute, not withatendiog the verdict just given. by i r _ Sir Jes brut said that the statute was eedy draamwnthe p o int now raised had already au • H. decided. He therefore refused the decree nisi, en" the mired the petition. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. to (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN ag C. DI;BOIS. —MADAME VALENTIN AGAIN. .... g. 'Di' This bookrupt, a Frenchman.was described " d I 'r. F. " -. ...1. street, Totten.riourt-road, end formerly of 12A, "- rai r - ion Portland-street. commission agent. He applied so r::,..t D . a • leased from prison where he was detained at the OL; a . Madame Valwtio, of 30, Claverton•street. Pimlico. "...._.g. Mr. Brunel. The debts are about 1,6001., Madame Cairn: .ber being a creditor for 8411. The bankrupt states thaLreol , in assets amount to I,sool..beteg the estimated vase d the Tamme Railwa ' in Mr. R. GrGriffithsopposed y on Company. behalf of Madame Videe th• been and Mr. Reed alio opposed for Mr. Bruneh. o g lege, i The bankrupt was examined, through an i nterprete r t h e some length, with reference to his dealing! with 11 ,X7r It was alleged that the bankrupt had obtamed S. ..,w , '" i s ' Madame Veleetin's money for t he p uremee of t ars i hall ie auras, and had not done so, bat this was deeied by _A ester, bankrupt, who said that he had purchased the Wares. _T v ; o h o , handed them to a l ) r. Lodioski. He did net now • A l oo . ~. Dr . Lodineki'm address, but believed be had ffoe• •• ow e ' "" eadria. It also tranepired that the bankrupt.. real • ' to was Cops, but he said be had gone under the name Dubois, and that Ids debts were contracted fa that mows' i I THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. SERIOUS CRAM' OF zmwsuissam 1 lama Walker, a gentlem a nly looking man. was brought I before .klderrnan ' Wilson in custody of Foolger. the detec- I live °Moor, charged with embezzling large stuns of mosey, the property of the General Steam Navigation Company, his masters. Mr. Cooper. the barrister, instructed by News. Pierce, Phillips, and Name, the solution to the company, appeared for the prosecution. The case was only partially goes into, as the prisoner was only apprehended last night, but his defalcations are said to amount to gory large sums, over 2,0001. It appeared that the prisoner had been in the service of the company for about four years, at their establ ment in Lombard street, and great confidence was placed in him, and he had taken advant a g e of this path= to apply very considerable sums which he had waived on behalf of the company to bis own purposes. The prisoner was apprehended by Poulin?, the officer, on Friday night, and when he was told what he was charged with, he denied having any intention to defraud his employers. The prisoner, it seemed, was intuited with a large number of tickets to be delivered out to pueengeni, and that he was deity in receipt of very considerable sums of money, and it was proved that he had kept back large sums of money. The prisoner was remanded. CLERKEN WELL ASSAULT OF TWO INMATES OF CLESEENWELL WORKHOUSE. Frederick Plummer, seed 14, an inmate of the Cierken well Workhouse, was charged with violently moulting James Green and Frederick Wood, both inmates of the same establishment. The prisoner is a most violent boy, and has on more des two or three oomniees bees wet to the Hone of Correction for amaults. Yesterday the primmer was la the oakum room, palling down semis wirr work, and when asked to desist he beams very violent, and threw a knife at the man who spoke to him. Afterwards he threw some pieces of iron at the same man, aud, not outwit with this mischief, he smelled a poor imbecile fallow who had sot said one word to him. Both men were injured, and other pawns would have been served the same had he not been prevented. It was with great difficulty that prisoner was restrained and got to the police station. Everything bad been done by the master of the Clerkenwell Workhouse (Mr. Thompson) to reclaim the boy but without avail. He had been turned out of school, had run away from the deletions that had been obtained him, and the language he made use of was disgraceful. All the old men in the work house were afraid of him, and on many occasions he bad assaulted men who were much stronger Hien himself. The prisoner said the men ought to have let him alone, and then be should not have touched them. The pieces of wire he tried to pull down were of no nee. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the prisoner was a violent young fellow, and would come to be hanged if he did not care. He sh ould send the prisoner to the House of Correction for two months, with hard labour, being one month's impri moment for each assault. The prisoner was removed, saying that be would be re venged when he came out. WORSHIP-STREET. PREACHING AND PRACTISING. William Mills, 46 years of see, and wearing a whits ADMIRALTY, Nov. 24. Arroirmingrs—Com neckcloth, was charged with an assault on his wife, Jane wander J. S. Hodson. to be inspecting commender in the Mill, a respectablielooking woman, about the MUM t o t >K service ; Assistant Surgeon — Dr. W. Inman, i, ego, and who stated—l live at No. 5, Avonmottages, to the Doenegal. se Wick.road, Hackney Wick. Defendant is my husband, and Tice CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOAT. —TWO " trial O a Methodist preacher. We have been warned eight years, eight.," ere down the river daily, and row over the coarse. It sad have two children, egad 7 sod 4. On the I' * lest. he Mr. R. A. Kiang ice, the president, is most indefatigable in ', tried to strangle me, and! believe would have done so, bat his exertioss is coachive the boats, and we trust that at 74 for the assistance of a young man who came to the house. length. under his able guidance, the Cambridge crew will le He turned me out of the house , and assaulted the young regain their laurels, and maintain the ancient honour of tbe it man who protected me. He has no canoe for jealousy, Uoiversity.—Cansbridge Independent. ei bat is jealous of Jobs. Croseexamined by defendant—The wife said she never UNEXPECTED GOOD FORTIJI4E.—At the meeting 64 , of the Greenwich Board of Guardians yesterday afrm Lon- M ternooo, had a child previous to her peanut marriage, except by a Mr. Law the 015 T h, r ead a letter from a legal fi in former husband. don , notifying that two children who, with their mother, SO John Skinner, a sweep—Os the date spoken of, the de have came Lome and wanted to know why I was there ; I tees been chargeable to the anion about three mot h le become entitled to a sum of 5,000/., invested in the Three- I . l t, replied that I was sent by my mistress, bat I suppose he would not believe it, for be threatened his wife, got bold wo uld be payable to trustees to be appointed os the child. *A soda-Half per Cent. Consols, sad that the interest thereon r, of and tried to strangle her. Of course I took her Part, ma's behalf until they shall attain their majority. An 1 but he seized . poker, turned her out of doors , and alter. Ice d e o f the'childron has left the ofn Were by will. I wards threatened to beat my braise out. He did not, Their father was a sea captain sod partwner of • vessel, lt though. • IS but when he died they, with their moiler, were ►left in m Crous-eraminad—l stopped with your wife because she stes i kepe d akekees s eeeee , it was in claimer. She asked me to romans. You ordered THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN COMPANY.— it me out and I refused to go. You struck me with the It is sow an uscientood thing that Mr. Stewart is to K K44B. it Ti. Leach—l live opposite the defendant's hones. He remain u se t r iarY t h e clo t th of e t i""' he prm a n n : 1 ; l es og ;', W Th e este a rn i re C :to m r; N goes out presebing. Oo Monday week last I based cries of ya m,... nii,gwe nodentand, given a substantial mark of the s murder " called by he wife. She was turned out " a -- estimation in which they bold him by voting Sim the sum k our to me. They had a sad life together. Complainant—He has broken up four homes. When he married ms he said that he had an eappment et et 5 m ,0001. as • testimosial of respect for tbe faithful end the I able diaoharge of his duties daring his connexion with the lice company.—Railiray News. TRAFFIC EC s the ihieli grPole e s ot s a going th sr e ' re s , nd bo7 h e e p t r :o7 l l7l7 l mt i e l y l ead erP°° siter 7. wards disgraced himself and was imprisoned. R kin's. The traffic returns of t°l railways in the United Kingdom, amounted for the week it Defendant—That's not the point. What bas recurred ending the 18th of November, on 12,299 miles, to g 659,5171., sod for the corresponding week of last year, on ! 11,889 miles, to 610.227 1 ., showing an increase of 410 miles, does cot affect this bearing. and an increase of 49,290 1 . The groan receipts on the fol. ; Complainant—He has pretty well st a r ved um, g iving me only a few shillings whenever be chose. corresponding I Defendant—lf I did assault my wife lam extremely lowing fourteen railways amounted in th e aggregate, 7 sorry, but it's hard for • tam to be out all day and on his 8 . 808 wit" W 548,8781 '. . 118 d . kir e „. —... 144 .. • return god nothing to eat. week of 1864. os 8,489 miles, to .se,,ootu., showing an Devitt, the w nt o ffi ce I had great difficulty in tak. increase of :119 miles, the Caledeekia amounted to 1,:141. : on she sod an increase of 39,182/. The log him last 'rumble ; he bad neglected a summons, and increase en —•- e threatened to break my head. Great Eastern to 1,0501. ; on the Gnat Northern I Mr. Cooke said that it was quite clear the wife must be Great Western to 3,0841. ; on the Laucashire 1 to 2,426/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 1,3921. ; protected, and ordered this preacher to gad bail in two oo the London ix:o l ties of 251 , for six months, and his own in 501. f or end Yorkshire to 5,0281. •on th e en . o 1 Se ve nt re n p tb riLn in the van. Wester', to 7,0961_ . ; cm 'the London and Brighton to 3,0964 ; on the Losdon and South Western to 1,728/. ; on the Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincelethire, to 2, 5 3 1 /. t GREENWICH. on the Midland to 2,5591. ; on the North British, to ZATRAORDLYART ROBBERY ST A ROT. Johneunn,neham,• ladle years of age, of 14. George- 1,761! .: on the North Eastern to 4,1361. ; and on the rtrest, East Greenwich, was placed in the dock, charged , mineral traffics on thou limes amounted to 336,452/., and i South Eastern to 1.7924—t0ta1, 39,1921. The goods sod with stealing ZU. 6.., the moseys of John Alexander, en j for the s e of week of 1864 to 316,8581., showing sued Inmate of Norfolk College, Greenwich. From the evidence of Sergeant Fisher. 29 11., it appeared ' he..., lan bursae. of 19,5941. The receipts for passesgen, parcels, that some weeks ago another inmate of Norfolk College, ' increue of 19,598/. The traffic receipts on 60 other lines amounted to 212,4261. against 192,8281- showing an taking compassion epee the prisour, who represented amounted, es 3,441 miles, to 110,629/.. and for the c o re that ha had been tamed out of doom by his father, took . m ei n week of y e t p ie r, e n 3,400 mil to 100.5411., him into bis apartment , and bad sines supplied him with : wine an increase ot 89 miles and d es, 006/. in the food and clothing, and had also given him halfpence for a reag ipte. The total reecirna of the past week show • de pocket money. A few days sines the prosecutor missed mew , 0 7 6,851!. as compared with tMes of the preceding from • drawer in kis room the amount named in the charge, wee k, sw um the 11th Met. the thief having unlocked the drawer and loft twelve The vestry of St. James's, Westminster, has sovereigns, afterwards re-looking the door Susp sad replacil ra i se d ab e wars of the street sweeper, of Chet parish' from toheptinkethy is p ita rleocer . u."l , who Pll°S had k b e l iag i.it sees In the • 18s. Dm college during the a t one the prensontor was attending Teethe ,_- A m eri can • 140, to 15s , per week, and al the three form= from 17 0 . to lournal states that in the con service in the college chapel, sad th e robbery was made , '''-"_ __,__,,_,,,- ea ,. Aw d eneee ine j a iler, w ho has kaown to the police. From log:this. instituted by fisrgeut newnsn sell e' " "'` "'" weiw t ..Cramming ea Fisher, that officer ascertained that the primmer had been just bees hung. for murder, was f s eener, in the town of Gresawith with gold in his the Almealigen pOISWAR9A, and that, accompanied by other youths, he Another cotton ship, the Jane M. flarwerd, from bad been seen at the Greenwich theatre, and that be New Orisons, with 1, 352 base. is reportel to__,.. bed 461,._1y bed freely treated himself and his storopthiese ta three lost. Insurances to the extent of 7 0 , 0001 - i e ..... .. ve half pints of sherry, besides spirits, afterwards adjosesed to hese sleeted on the ship sad arra 'RESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1865. Is. I so,sulo !.. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otomr. The railway market is fiat to-day, and prices have receded in most instances. Great Eastern stock has declined per cent ; Great Western and Midland, ; Metropolitan, London and North Western, and Great Northern A, 4 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, I London and North Western stock is now I quoted 126 to ; Great Westeru, 621 t o 63 ; Midland, 125 1 to 126 ; Lancashire an Yorkshire, 1231 to ; South Eastern, 794 to 80 ; Great Eastern, 464 to 47 ; Caledonian, 1264 to 1274 ; Metropolitan, 1364 to 137 ; London sad South Western, 964 to 974 ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; ditto A, 149 to 150. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are iu demand, at an improvement,while Great Western of Canada shares have receded. Other colonial, as well as fore i g n lines, are unal tered. ORDINARY MARIS AND maze. 91 es 12 137 94 99 13 14 9 6 68 72 71 73 lin , lictsaio sad lases, .. 100 Oalsiloniaa.. —..— lin , Cambrian an Dort sad Hoodoo an 'Dorman 100 Dublin aad Belfast Jane - ili ,Dmiades.Peathot•bd." all .Mast Loudon Scrip Cwt. 10 I Do. i.eo Gl = 0, GI ar and &Mal M. tasters Ord.. 100 , Do. I. La& Wk. no. 1 100 'Great North al iodised 100 Gnat Illoenwin i r 1 1 1 : 70 00 0.000 : ',.; l. °E . ): : .,ol..) oo.l)o. •:AllsoON'lr esour eu:la g.th A w wth. Del : sir. 4 4 lll :W: M i st : o 4l : 2s7 :l 64 : l !: l 100 Do, W. nd.—Osload 1100 Do. D O . Or ow yt 10 Do. Do. Hero o 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire , 100 I Lamina sad Blook , wol i l lf0 0: 1,',.;,146.1::::....180.:b0ett..r...hit0:uw0u iiiho:::l3.4l:ot. \ 100 :111•009 01176 : .......... 7 . Do. 14 ......... • 4 Do. nitsnalos sal , MeV( po ll tau lastrlat .. 10 1 1/o. du. do. .... ..... _ . Igismaa 31, Do. te Shares_ 100 ; Do lltre‘ • wog .1111E4 Nene ..... 100 Nadal Bella 100 Do. Ittln„Pertn.Do l66 . 400 ,x. leateen—DerwteD • • 1101 ' Ds G. N.D. Pura.. 10080 1 D/. Leeds.. ...... ;Da Toot .... 100 Da Certlge • • .111 Da. Stook.tDseeneg. 10 I ph 60. 100•41.... 1 100 Month London ‘lO., I.Bel 6 I 10. 1181 1100 1 14orthetagfardaltb all N. I B. Western Auto ,100 Death& Central 100 eleottielt NZ. ber,llll 100 Ileotelelt walla& log ebrepalire too tooth Devon 100 loath Easters . surnem.woldaiiiLi au e 100 Tar Tate . ... —..• • . I 100 Vale et Noma 2 Waterloo dc Whitehal l • IN West Oatmeal 109 111 47 itt ei 128 129 194 114 95 is 63 614 60 62 61 it 54 50 166 106 122 124 in so 106 105 36 38 60 63 1261 125 i 602 WI 60 61 157 1374 5 01 V= 11 10 Po 102 106 __l 00 :261 1 26 1 It 8 pal 96 97 eoi 61i t.B SO 1101 111; ea 70 104 e WO 116 17 10 11 OS )23 116 11 2 re 761 8510} 11 1 148 162 48 70 112 114 647 bt 66 67 I 8° ,128 . - 14 -- 4 vat 102 114 49 II 1 21 .' to. , is; llgi 50 I V 114 I ii:i Al 63i 21 - 4.1 .... I 4 : 67 1 11 123 17,1 IC ( 104 3.1 lOU 1 --61 1001: 96i i 1 - 67; 1861 i i 07,00 7,1 lon 10.1 18,( lu3 110,t SO. , 118/ Li i SO: 100 61 141 . 148 112 SZITLSII rowassiovis. all Atlantic& 64. Lowreaoe 'lOO Beee.litr.ao.le.g.ap.e. 1 6 Do. inane all Indigo & Lake Karoo all Do. Pregame , 400 Bad.. BrantekOodegion 6 ter cot. 1672-3-4 !100 ,OaL 011.11asaero 60.0.16 100 Cape T. & Docket). 0. 16 I a ll Deannirs,l p.o.per.pref ,Let.. 100 DeWil S 4 ° • • 400 164 Indian p. 6 do Do. J Intension , 100 , Grond Trunk or annals ell Do. Po. Attuip.6l.&Bonds. • p.ct all Pref. led ell Do. do. &leered sD Do. Ind pref. Bolide ;sBDo. do. deterred I 611 O k .. ICIDo. do. deferred Do. 4th pia. Mock.. ' all Do. do. deferred .100 ',Great Indian Yealosula 14 Do. pa. 6 par cent , 4 , Do. New do 'lOO OA B. of ledla g. 6p. et 100 i Do per amt. i ix au Ot. Mortara of Canada 18 Do. Now ...... •• • all Do.oq Bdt DVS J 0111 D 0.14 do. do. 18774 10 0 Indies> bomb. I.ltoitod St. 'lOO Warm gum.o p. oast St. 100 yo. do. 44 d 0... St, 100 1 Do. os. 64 do.- 10 , f I Do. AM iztoosios St. 100 Idelb. Corp. 6 Po/ C. 60 Kalb. and Hobootesitag Si. 100 ,11.11.01Vaa.0p.a.lstp.B. St. 100 Wads rm. "°''° coal St 100 I Do. boa do.— —• • S 5O 1 I Do. do. do. ,L OD Do. Pastas* d 0...... at ON Do. ladoo 114.810 t. 60. fa 00 10Ie 104 6 e m tO Ol 1 iM 11 71 02 W 101 73 161 105 101 1( 3 101 505 11 02 27g 63 20 222 16 20 15 60 17 5 2 go 12 46 6 0 40 4 4 In 53 go 13 164 1.6 toll 1221 10 6 gni 171li 9 1 31 9 ti EG )1 1 3 101 1 i 104 95 96 88 10 .. -. M 0 6 B 3 84 101 i 10"a 101 lOO let 108 JOINT STOCK. B ANL& I I'd I CL forkelL I . "lila. No. I M. 1 goo 82 i &gra & Masterson' 5(1 10,099 60 Ifillion LssALiv•epool * woo* too saismcgo to,oosiloo , Do. Issued at 10 put 1 00,0001 10 Anglo Atsteion 10,0001 60 !Anglo Egyptian (Lhn.) 9,0001 68 Anglo Italian (Limited' 1.1100 10 i liaistlelitantOor.news b 1,0001 00 I Anatratada 1.6 00 , 90 .11ankotBrefahLott . ,009 26 . Bank of Sap{ ,000,100 , Bank at London ~006' 20 Bank of Otago (11ralto4) , • 0001100 Bank of Qnseualand (1 )! ,000 1 60 BenketEtctoria,Aostrls i 0001 10 Bank of New Zwiland ..I .909 6) llama l's Bank (Limited, i,OOOl 110 Braaillan&EortugamM L' 000 1 50 , British & Califtautiut (L .000; 59 British N. America i 600 , 10 C. Bk. Intlia,Aus., China M. 009 16 chart. aer.of ladta•Jac all 000,100 'elty ~soo 100 Colonial .009102 ,Coca.isank o f Canada- to ,000, 26 li ant. Hank of India, &e all Ooo' 10 Cooarndated Bank (L ) 4 yooo'loo tontasenial l6 16 - 000 IGO I Do. New - 000 60 Delhi and London 26 I 13 16 ,000 60 tautLoudon (Limited, 6 : Kis o r ,900 101 isstara l isc h a ngel Lim) 6 12 Ms 000, 26 English Joint 94,36211. j 10 2 3 pn. l 12 .90ti! al ,Ifing,Scot.&Ault2tartid. all to It 1,0001 611 !English and lieredleh (L 20 8 4 ells i,OOOl 10 • auropesn Bank(flinited 16 11 tlitla 111 1,0001100 Illadato.Chlna&Jap,(L) 16 I 18 20 • 4 006 1 100 I Do. Woad at Ipm 25 I 17 1.0 • • 4,000;1001 Do. New \ s,oss los imperial Flaf;h:llMisi 91 vlO pt 1,000 90 'lmparialOttomen...... 10 5: Ifire - 6,060 15 llowaa... .............. di I 26 22 6,000 20 , Nn. New -..-- .. . 6 I Idis Oar - 9,000 10 land llort.Bit; ........ 6 I 1 ;aro . 14190, 60 Inu.Sk.olltelleo &e.(l. 16 Idle Ipm - 10.9 00,100 Landon and -60 2 4pm 43 21 DIE 6 >m tl.oool I(' lie Va. 6,000, 1 01 it Lot don & 'rer MUNI. 00 15 18 pm - 14000' 16' Dn. New, lA. at 12 pat 10 22 42? i - 545 06 1 10 ,Loa. MBank.' AliAtti. su 24 16 - 110,000 50 Loudon and Comd r.. 13 79 00 70 0 TlOOOl so 'Loudon 'did Nio-.. 10 so 174 17 1 61 - *Ode 10 •Laadca Beath Abiran aa 184 it I,ooollfa 'Lou. & A Western /Lim. 90 l4ll par - 6,0001100 1 Do. do. New . _.. 20 14 0141 s -• 61001 60 London&Venesueia ( . 1.) 121 1 1 1,. ipso 12i, 6404100 Lem & Wastmlustar - SO .8 100 - 10.009100 Alerehant Itank(Lle ).. 16 1 2pa - 5,000 100 ' Do. New - 649001 60 liernantaff & thuhaniL lO 0 4du 11/ 6 14000 , 100 IA Do. bor. Bank (L 9/ Se •441. - 1.1561100 I Do. da. .. - • - ‘OOOllOO Ilidianit Raak ultra s 20,000 6 National of Auatralaida 4 22 21pin. , - 0,000,100 ,NsUgou. of Ll•toryokh la 7 opm - 10,100,1045 . Pr0.al Instead .' - - 64000' 20 Da Tod and Sod lane 11 - - 40,900 60 ,National Bank OO 77 19 - CAW , / 10 New South Wales all 40 44 61,000 10 New Zealand (23.14.4) 1 }as Om • 60,000' 10 North Western ls , 24 42sn - 00,000 1 16 Oriental Bank Conan , . sa I 50 61 10,009 20 Orient Cont.B.Listeo.o 1 I idle CO2 • 10,000 20 Do. do. lateN.F.\ 6 11 Of Ws • 21,000' 10' Do. do. lateF.C. 4,1 2 Idm BIM?! 60 'Errin•Bantio.-- - it. 24 1 1 11 Si ' - '' 11 2i410 t BLit*. 66 67 6 7 1 4 I 3" - 2 2 313 21 : 0. 1 313-0 i iPa la 2pa t I 18 20 id' es r& sr; os 1 221 so st. i re 134 II 9 z 1 4 414, as, 191— II 43 as 1 44 1 10 14 10 ma 10 I eiPm I ,ar *Us 1 an 260 64 ao l 21 1 o l 48 o 110 113 111 4143 1 4 1 312ek 1O —fig 301 31 6 7.010; 10 Do. do: - 10.000 100 rrovLoo. of IMAM 10,000 . 10 Do. do DAN . 10 idado.= (I. WOO; II leoldb • 17,041!100 laud. of D. I. Milos 04.00011 11 0 lAraks Do. do. la• stigma ot •wdeolk, 1 00•000 1 4.4 (um) Dl.olo' IN of I SAN. 10 Make Vika d Lasko Ili S 1 4i SP/ s• IS 11 10 de 14 7 IMs Si 66 3 tar 13 66 I I et 1 -----T-atfm. a woof- - No. OM I 1.011,11111 lissS sad W limbs 110 131 113 LIAO Ges malnossise sms,tio \ ea is tox iime g i ENAlt rto. IN SO gli 1 MOM St. I MIMS It. Warns Coasssordil .. ••• :TRIB DAT-) aria. Gov'', li • lilllNCola.6p.N. lBll l .... 1.. Or. Ow. 'p.6..117774 4 . 1 49 96 98 .... ... Do.6parotiob.6Aag. 109 06 97 D0.0p0r0i11ar..86163 101 96 97 1. 1.1.6 . 108 , .. , Dag per at.Jas.&7 100 12 91 NUN .. , Do. 6par a 4 La 106 91 NI 990.0 90 ' .. Vair 5a05a89.66.1878 101 l 144 iss airisioAsno 1101 101 106 .... !.. ID. 60. 1890.00,1061 le6 1011 .... 1.., Do. do. 1898411400 i 185 107 —.. ..1 Do.sp.c.Ap.dOct.l9oo 1001 91 98 11100,100, .. Cartoo.ll 0r.1916. 6p.41100 . 100 10! id 960,000' .. Do. 1971, lo ...1011 106 106 id 1106,000 .. • liaiilly epee aL . 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(L.). - 10 rap:M*99l YIDS 1 191 5 At/antic Tel. 06•21 1 • 02 ' an 16 Sutra* kt. 9 9 1.... ••1 9 4 IS koottoMoolLL.9ro.(L 0 10 I DsumpetshTeeratoteoLl 1 II ,SerdoWslorwats :I *1 100 I Bolokow Vaughan 1 1 , N i t 6 IBeistay Dm ( 1961 II I Do. Did Was 1 6 I , Do. 1119 Lome . 3 SD WM* Mom** Las , 64 ft. ,B. 8 L Mai. Tiii. (1...)• • 10 0 10 :MU* Tos Li.) ' 16 6 Canada . 13 *1 10 eroldi= l DT(L) ' f 93 10 IDepiosOirgray I Ditto A sham •• • I 16 City of Lambs& MU, 10 My of Man Inopeo.(L I SO Do 1 63 'City of Moem. Or (L) ~, O 00 luity itavos (141.1 •• - I , t 6 60 ICommetolaltislosaso. 1 O 10 10aos.otAttleoslilert 10 50 Ounnolidatod Da- - XI 10 Continental lin.(iss( 11( rotrsi,3o;.lr.,nevAl, iii, 11 K. i• , C. Woos& ea*. of ~ I 00 50 I Do. of Moneta* (L.) IR 60 N. 106 fatal Talmo ........;10 DL 114. ' Do. Preform* - ..... 1(11 IL It. ' Do. op. et. Pon. Deb. 101 00 so Darjeehog o (4l: l ll, - lk 1 90 100 Discoaso l . [L. O 0 10 Postern Arum lea(i) 1 00 50 11 1. ludisLon&CArla L. I D 130 * IL bias lrrig. 9 Osaal l, 100 60 libbw Vole 1 99 10 Goadard.(L JO. Si I VtetT*9o l 43 ll •• •• • 1 , 93 0, , 000 600 60 6 A lisp sad m2z= i i ftvgpood 1 10,000 ISO 5ag.91199139 -11. %ow 10 Mohair' liaginalloWlS 6.000, 60 Iflnosolol 60,000 10 Sorest. Wareham (L. 160001 SO (*Divots (Limited).- 150,000 10 G.Creditdris. oll • o9 ( l. 9).000 16 Om. Stem lievigatlos NAOS 60 Ilorso92olonlal MAW 6,000 10 Hoof Song Claims Gu 110,000 10 I Usdaos's Day SLOW 50 i Dumber Don Works(L) 1 111 100,000 60 'lmp.llDie.Cdt.l9. (L.) 50,000 1 Wilms CuTTing ( it z t 6 4 60,000 ow V 1.060 SO 4O Isterestiosal Istasollinsalloo. (L.) `9OOl 10 isternaLlausi °new 'O6 60 Italian Lim& 111 10 Lliglatinls. (Oss.o* 1, , 100 Do,/ p. o. lia. r. MO, a pi Is Jobsmooktabotruat(L), 1 1 6O land Secoititive (L 99. 11 O 16 Load. Atria& Trades I I 9 16 Loot andesledos. ll 4 l .l * 10 Loo.Co u visjradilLF . l Ccl 1. ... d. T A i 1 a 901 60 I Load. Mon. Aire. L. 1 125 , 6 losd.G.Osisiboao.ll. i, s 001 60 Lond.llol396. lo l•Cdg• ' 2 '4O 60 Load., Bass. 119119.1 1 1 SO Laid. ller. D yind te=itu L)I B 110 Load.l* 1 So ilugnon Into. *Clonal !,, - I *1 461 71 OD 794 M,4 'I RA IV KY I4MI o.a 10 a I,a N,6 $O.O 103 101 2 ii igi K 1 1 4' BB 93 98 8 2 4 I Po : L 4 e 02dIs ,i 3 4 3di le a 1 = 7 1 .... i ll 2 1 2 31 Pg• 10 • 4 414 10 Itll4 gat .- 0 1 9 7 al . 3 1 16 16 - 8/ , 1 Al •go 9 4 v ibb = us ii. 118 117 1 414 9•• 9 7AI 11 1 l e :a t Bi g 4 ael A 12 01414 133 1 6 , 1 02814 36 . iOO ' 13 9 199 141 i l -ii 2 Ms -. 2 1 1 4 1 14291 10 1 8 4 2 die 8 1 3 3 12 36 ts . 11 9 dim 51 6 4 , 24 214 m 64 I 1 2 1i rilis 34 -' 2 2 1 111 173 r ,61 i: , al% iLdA t ti r.Pz ..= $ 1 1 di i dim '— 4 a 0 Idis pet W 101 114 mll 22 Si 33 16 i HU 9 1 i 3 2 dim I. 1 sae —. 6 Pd 2 Om -- !: 1:iii1:::=. ill 34 6 1 10 11 9do 15 11 7 die 1,1 2. .. ~. ... ... . 1 Vila par 78 41 3idls 6 i 2 6 2 14414 g 1 1141 11,m1 16i 111 04411. " 6 I I 2 113 1 P i i s lm r —... 11 2 IMe 241 PG , is. , .- t it I P. -- 111 1010 Tar .. 04 I 6 , 40 60 eil 19 20 -- 2! 16 :rill - 6 181 1 Pa .. al i 1 . , Ms pm • Mi. - Ls Marine Inveetansent(L) . 10 tiouritlus Land,batl 10 bleat. llztai. ?a 11 60 Merchant ShipPlo4l,4ll 1 10 Ittliwallf. l4 . 4loool L N Wawa' Iron P. oats. , 10 j Natal Lad& OoL c.g:)i 1 is 1 national mi. oc=.4 100 NationalPror.l l 1100 I flailonalitimm Nay.l i SO N er baddisUonl &I. 'L., Do. New I I 10 26 N.ZealandL.&ll.Bg.L • U l4. 2 ea leadT.&Loau(L. 1 I ,1 10 Do NorthernAsaamTes(L.l' . B et. N.Brii.Anstralasian(Lj ill 1 lio I N.BriLiVerran.le. ll . / 10 Bongoes Tes(Umited) l 100 I 'emu Marine angora. I 0 60 'Oriental irinaneul(Uns. ' I 6 l'Aisistal Gee ( linstled) / 6 Do. New O 10 Orient.lnlandSteam(Lii O 10 lowa. A otnlau•linvess. O 20 Ottoman Company' ge), 10 60 Ottoman Ifleauted Veil I I Monsen feu (Limited) , O 60 Overend,Guirkey.Co.(L 1 O 10 Panaman.mmessall i le 6 Do. do. '1 10 . 110. Mee . ) M. ,Peei Rlv.lond&lllu.',L) 00'Peninsular & U. Meal Do. do. New, le , Onehrstia 1.., 1., 1i.(1..i /1 SO Rhymney Iron 0 U I lAA Neer ...... ••.. • • 10 id AM.). inty Improv. (1.4 i di U , Ditto ditto . ... . ift , 22 'ltto :metro Chu (11m.)' a 000 NO Royal MAR Steam .. I I 401. et. iscm.Awarammma. ii.:iio 41.0 PO 14010, Lekbt.doo. LI lk P.ON N iaocrnaroVßffv.tel ) 11 A 013( N S. African U. & In. (L), I 16.10 0 i 16 Inman Australian Lana: e 0,0001. 1 St Stilnantbte Teieripl 111 .. I Do, BC/ip ........ 111.6001 j U .Tei.Oonstrue.& ll ain. (l.l 100.000'; 10 Tharnootllersey 1a.11.11 7,600: 10 Trinidad Petroleum 114 117.504, 10 Trutt&AgentyotenaL 61,000 10 1.16 L. to. of U. Canada 14,000. 10 On.tfaelue of Lives; 60.000 6 100/1041.Te1e5.06. i I 00,000 Se Univare•Marlies Ins. . wow 141 Upper Ali usTes(Um 16,000 IA i Ditto 10,000 110 ' Via Diensen's lone • 111 10.00 0 , 110 iw e PiweeeslUm.ll 14 00,0001 60 Iwe ti DAM &PaclficB.(Ll 11 I itst ay 16,11 44 44 : 4 18.0 100 N,l 17! 17 =w ib;iiil 1 , :4;00 0. 7 idY parThuti 2 par Ow 16 . 7. ! di. 7 t 4.„ 1 . 8 4 1 , . 636 et 46 .5 74 86 16 18 83' 64 4 3 167 ▪ k • si TO 31 611 33 IA 10 A; goo Ile 0661 go 113 06 123 In 101 u 10 ms 101 b " 3 016 au g 30 32 MI so op .11 • NCI 00=1 per 1 pas 1 lip= I I psr J iPat ▪ i P= g 1 y 11 418 I 1i Si' , II IS 10 11 fyldu leans transfer of the conemion is to be 60,000/. Appli cation's are received by Messrs. Clench, Smith, aced AtINEII.-(THIS DAY.) PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Northern 4i par mot, redeemable at 10 per cent prem., 101 g. Greet Weetere.—Originel Preference 44 per eget., 94. London and Brighton 5 per omit. Guaranteed Stock, No. I. 106. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 94. Dutch•Rbeehis, (161. paid), 24g. Sambre and Beare 54 per went. preference. 64. South Austrian and Lmhartio -v east i sa , 164. PROVINCIAL MARS MARKET!!. Livimmou Nov. 2{.-Gales today : Great Eastern.. --Great Western, 63 ..-Leacsahire and Yorkshire, 123 -London and North . Western. 154 I i fi 9 6 i i :l ima South Weatern, Ns-Manchester, SWUM, sod Lin colmbire, 61 601 II f} I-Metropolltan, 136 74 8 I-Mid land, 126-Ditto Bireskigham and Derby 181. sharea,.. o 2 p.- Ditto tg. shares, 16 p. -North Eastern (Benriek), st.ce, Mt-South Eastern, SO 6 4 -Great Eastern a per cent., No. 1. 104 -Midland, 9 per cent. stock B, il-Great Lamy Mine. 40+ - Butialo and lake Huron. 6 S-16 i -Grand Trunk of Canada, 2)3 4 8 6-Erte, 671 7 1--Ithuole Genera. 631 1 4-Unlted StiVes' 9.20 Bonds, rei 1 }-Great' Luxembo Burg London shar o es, 16} 7- 6-Mesican Three per Gent, BA - Alliance k f and Liverpool (Limited), 46 p.-Slansed's Betaking Company (Limited). I d.-Eastern Exchange Bank. 4 d.-Lirerpoot Moan c.Ml Meurence (Limited), W-Mercantile and Ex Bank (Limited. 41 d.-North Western Bank (Limited), 4 p.-Xercen tile Marine ,Llmited ) , S d.-Queen Insurance, 4 9-16 p.-Onion Marine J.lmlted`. 11-16 p,-Ylintabire Oil, 61 1 d sad n d i LlVerpool Exchange, Si-National Stearn )Limited:, 41316 I 14 I 04 . 1 . 3-16 d. Two o'Cieem. The stock markets were flatter to-day, and the general tendency of prices is downwards, owing chiefly to the introduction of the new Austrian loan. The dulness of the foreign exc hanges yesterday, combined with a small with drawal of gold from the ßank, is also viewed unfavour ably. English railway securities show must depres sion, and have experienced an almost g eneral fall. (Consols have also receded 1 per cent., and some foreign stocks Ito 1. Financial shares are steady, the recent rise being well maintained. The discount marke t continues quiet, but the general rate for goad paper is 6 per cent., transac tions at 5/ being exceptional. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 4 to 5 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89, 5 , to 1, with div., for money, and 881 to 1, ex div., for the account (December 7). The official busi non report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto for account, 881, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 87/ ; New Three p er Cents., 87/, 88, 871 An nuities, 1885, 1311-16, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; ditto, Bonds, 175., 14e. , prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3e. die. ; ditto, I , June, 45., 95., 6e. dis. In the foreign stock market a decline of 1 to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Consolidis, Greek, Spanish Passive, and Brazilian scrip. Turkish and Venezuelan Bonds of 1862 are also fiat. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:-Greek, 171 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14} to / ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; Turkish Consolidds, 471 to i ; and Mexican, 261 to 1. div e for t he -------- Fuser Emma Transactions are recorded as follows :-Braziliane close d yesterday opened a an t B d r toI ex 1860, 70/ ; ditto 1863 , day; at ss g to .. t. For money the last pries was 891 94/ ;ditto 1852 , 1858, 681 ; ditto 1865 , 76 1 , 1 ; Chilian, 991 ;It o }with div. The official business report is as Danish, 1825, 80 ; Dutch, 601 ; Egyptian, 931, follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, i 3A;agdittoFrealB64,ch, 489141,;1, Peruvian, iditto for Greek, for account, 171, 1 ; Italian. 1065, for so - I t k ents ' s, l auced count, 771, 1 ; ditto ( 91 } -t 1, /, 1, 1 ; .ditto, for account, 841 :re 1 e ; Three per I 7t , Batik% Jlt, ; 248, llaw 210 : India Brock,Cents., . MareMMllllll Itellwily), 664 ;1219, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1054. 4. Mexican, for account, 261 ;ditto 1864, 25 ; dit to , ' The government broker bought to-day 20,0001. 7--s i i t New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. Portuguese, 1856, bc., for account, 461 ; Rus-1 Indian government securities remain firm. Ex aian, 1862, 891, 1, ex div. ; 1001 . a accou nt, account, 761 ; Spanish, New Deferred, for so- , count, 381 ; ditto Passive, for account, 2 : Sardinian' for I chequer a ß n il d ia th wer e ;ti tula r:a d s -totirs.rah at 6s. to 2a 5 1foreign stocks we n r e e again better. 7ipanish Cer -21-0 I -Itificatea rose 1 toe per cent., owing to some consi -1858, for account, 751 ; ditto 1862, for account, I the advance in the Parades debt was limited to Ito 741 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 751, 5 ; ditto, 1865, for 1 per cent. Colombian Six per Centa., Venezuela account, 431, i ; ditto 100/. bonds, 431, 4 ; Ve nezuela, for account, 151 ; ditto 1862, for ac- I - , count, 36 ; ditto 1864, 371, 7. of l rose 1862, Pe ce ni n v t ian .. o n f d 1862, l and G Sagd reel i c n , trurkltis Bonds account, per the dousolidis, / to ' 1. There was also ! a slight improvement in several other stocke in this 1 ditto Certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, iderable purchases , combin ed hopeful remours ; No transactions have occurred to-day in the scrip . department. of the new Austrian low'. It is believed that only i In the market f f London, k tand or ban S shares the ank of Africa, changes were a moderate sum will be subscribed in this country. I sligh t. Bank o ard B W. ' Commercial Bank. of India, Imperi al Ottom a n, 6 The Java, from Ne w York, has brought 112,00 Oriental Comme rcial, and London Bank of Mexico in specie. . - shares were firmer. Brazilian and Portuguese luternational Financial shares are now quoted Bank were noted lower. 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ;General Credit, 2 5-16 to 7-16 National Discount shares were last quoted 111 prem. ; London Fin ancial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial to / prem., being decidedly better ; Joint Stock Mercantile, 215.16 to 31-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder Dis coun t, rvemet l tliiltid dire .; showtn 6 g to s considsrable Mi t, heti 7s. 6.1- and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 P rem. ' to 10s. higher ; Egyptian Trading, Ito dm., ex ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 4 G . ; General Otto- , div. ; Ottoman Sociiitri Gginfrale, 3to prem. ; man, 3to 1 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Com- and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference,* pain-, 7to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4. to 34. The shares of Overend, Gurney, a The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company Co. were well supported, and closed at 7d to 1 are quoted Ito 11 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 1/ P oi l r - Fio l E a l r oi t i re c d Ti le g la t l s h, EbsbwwerVealt, arndwhSiole to 2 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., Ito 11 Peninsular and Orie ntal, Meares irrigation, and 117 g y m } .; East and West Junction Railway, 2 Millwall Iron Works, showed heaviness. to 24 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 2 to , The shares of the financial companies were firm. 21 prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, 11 to 2 A fresh rise of sa. to 75. 6d. took place in Im prem. ;and Naples Public Works, 21 to 21 prem. I penal Mercantile Credit. The closing quotations were as follows :-International Financial, 1 to 1 - H A LF-PAST Two SCLoc e. iprem. ; General Credit, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. - Consols are still quoted 891, to 1, with div., for Loudon Financial, 61 to 7 prism. • Imperial ?der: money, and 88} to t, ex div., for the account. I cantile Credit, Hi to 34 prem. ; Credit Fonaer and No gold was sent into the Bank yesterday ; oa , Mobilise, 31 to 4 prem., ex div. and new ; and the contrary, 10,000 sovereigns were . withdrawn ditto New, 3/ to 41 prem. for Alexandria. 1 The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: i d The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted somewhat less favourably for this country, Bank of Tur k e y, 221 Is ' F rest, to prem. • mit o 1 to 11 rem. • St. Saviour's Wha:f , Ito 11 prem. - especially as regards bills on Paris and Italy. ._. , $ . . i The usual list is subjoined : erederic Symous and Co., Ito 11 prem.; American Amsteidam, 3 months, 12.11 to 2f ; ditto, 3 days. 11.18 , Oil Wells 11 to 2} prem. ; East and Wes: June to 4; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 k to 21 ; Antwerp, 3 tion Railway, 2 to 21 prem. ; and Gaspe Petro seethe, 25.50 to 55 ; Bamberg, ma hero, 3 mantle leum, Ito 2 prem. 13.91 to 4 ; Pens, 3 dem 25.121 to 20; ditto, 3 mouths, . Owing to the fall in the value of money, there 15.421 to 45 ; Frankfort-pa-the-ffeine. a mouths. 121 to was an increased demand for Canada, Cape, Man i ; Petetsbarg, per tonight. 3 months. 304 ; Pisan. ~. eff. tic., 3 mouth , . 11.074 to 12 ; Trieste, ditto, 3 maths, ' n rus e Queensland, and Victoria Government De -11.074 to 12; Madrid, 3 mouths, 474 to 4 ; Wiz, 4 bentures, a ll of which have improved. eoliths, 48 to g ; Leghorn, 3 month; 25.574 to 421 ; 0400111, 3 mouths, 25.574 to 62j • Milan, 3 moths, 25.574 to 624 ; I Muir, 3 mouths, 25:57j to 62i ; Palermo. 3 swaths, 25.576 to 624 • Messina, 3 months, 25.574 to 624; Lisboa. all 60 4 1 7 1, hli t ' 8 i °Porto. 60 4 1 7 1 4 18 to 8. Two o'Cans.a. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows , The transactions in the mining market to-day the following changes : are to a fair extent, and the tone to rather favour- Cola and bullion lnclose g 640,000 ' able. Subjoined are some of th e present quotations : Bills demented . _ . ~.. Decrease 7 00 , 000 Great Vor, 34 to I ; East Lovell, 15 to 15/ ; East N ot ts Deposits No change. Cam Brea, 51 to - 6 • West Chiverton, 77 to 80; Notts ioairealaties __,,,. 0 , to lei :Clifford, 22 to 23; lady id Private Deposita Dame 635,00 0 '''" l" "'" u ' t, Advances ne increase in the coin and bullion, and the dinii- beck Fella, k to i min. ; Prince of Wales, re. to notion in the demand for money, as indicated by 7s. ; North Treskerby, 3} to 31 ; and Curborne the decrease in the discounts, explain the reduction Veen, I s s- to 17s. 6d in the rate of discount of the French Bank from 5 Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. to to 4 per cent., made yesterday. The directors of the Devonshire Great Conant- At Paris the rate of discount in the open market dated Copper Mining Company, at their board is now 4 per cent. ; at Vienna and Frankfon, 5 - meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of Hamburg, Berlin, and St. Petersburg, 64 ; Turin 9,2161., being 91. per share, arising from profits on and Brussels, 51 ; and Amsterdam, 6 per tent. sales of copper ores sampled in the mouths of The directors of the Peninsular and Oriental August and September last. After payment of Steam Company will recommend, at the annual the same there remains in hand a balance of 17,5291. meeting to be held on the sth December, a did- 7.. 3d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and re d for the hslf-year of 31 per cent., and a distri- served fund applicable to the general purposes of bution from the underwriting account of 3 per the comPsny . cent., making , with the half-yearly dividend of 31 per cent. paid in June, a total of 10 per cent. fur the year. At the meeting of t he Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company, held yester day, a dividend was declared at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of October reached the extraordinary total of 719,911 dollars on 490 miles open, against 396,847 dollars in the corresponding month of last year. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th inst. were 29,0641. sterling, being 5,0541. more than in the corresponding week of last year. Mr. Towgood (of the firm of Towgood and Stream) and Mr. James Morley, have joined the board of direction of the English Joint Stock Bank' Kr. BAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) - - (Limited). ' Kr. Charles James Tutu report trade at the fol lowing roes : -Prime meadow hay, 10.1 e. to 110 a.; inkier _-.....enersa, Nov. 24.-A rod badness was done, at steady The prospectus of the Naples Public Works motto , sa. to 100 a.• clover. old 110.. to 130 a; inferior prima. noickow, Vaughan, and -`O Northern 4 ) It -Ed". Company (Limited) was issued last evening. This ditto 95.. t o 105.. ; straw, igo. t o 40.. 87 1 4 1 7-Greet Eastern, en . I I-Grest Northern A. I ca. IA- Grand Trunk of Canada. 301 4 a-6-r= Western of ada, undertaking is organised upon a scale of magnitude, ----- - ni-orest western, esi 4 1--Oeneral Credit Umited, 1 7:16 p.- the capital being fixed at 1,200,000/., of which, bow- ' COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAT.) 1111 a, 8314 i 4--becashire and Yorkshire, IM.I 1 Loudon " a I ever , only one-half is to be put out in the first The state of the market. both ea regards supply cad &- Nadia e5te9.1961111-ancherters9dCoolitYl3999l9lll9dl. , s crip ' •• • • • • d, • mach the same as that givers in oar last report. 6. ra-Manebeerer,sh eld. and Linaolnahim,ilni !I 3 / 4 .41 tIB a- ' nstance- This half is divided into 6,000 provisional • mood, cs _,. of i which am rather more Ditto M. Pret. ll - 14 1x -ht.v.P 3 We a . lIVI I t ti="l4.l"tt I certificates to bearer of 1001. each. The first wi th thW e r a rl i a .1"" re r a . P it al k . p Ain ales 6 4 South Eastern, el -Thames end cram Ilimmaoe. (daft.% 4 448 IL ted States b-ao years g o ods. bee 4 4.- 1 , of the public works to be executed is to be a boulo- o w e d, o f g o d, e m b oi . D uc h.... cA noo k.. 4 B oor t °Tumid, Gurley, ie.-West Midland "zford.Hanchester • yard " upwards of a mile in length and 80 feet Dior, sad Pea Yoss Leos le Clem. Grapes lave slightly 1 ?worlagsateZinpany p ai -Whirhaven aid 6 F p uzne m es ;o 3N 2 lt i lti e n d ; wide connecting the centre of the city, the royal advanced is price. Hut fillierte continue scares. Oranges 1 0 2 renada, 154. Bart. P. pala:ce, and the government buildings, with the begin to make their appearance in considerable questittes. Biamintizall, Nov. w .- sate took place today In Owe Chiaja, and Corso Victor Emanuel." It is stated - . Potatoes of good quality are plentiful. Free& asparagus Western Biresiogliam Guaranteed at 78; 8i116136011411 Joint 'i e the proapeo t os t h a t : ' costumes to mut iss eprearesee. eel walls readily at enamel at 14 wee • With prices. Mum &tidy amid of erskids. heaths. S htrand S han ktirtirdahßirreintgasharmi.) at 8 prem. ; hrttanniapir= A tender for this work was =de to the municipality of =georgette. chrysanthemums. Chime prune= sad roses. \Onarenteed, at i dia , Metropolitan Railway Carriage and 1 Napier, in acoordsuos with a decree of expropristion, and ISM. Wagon, second lane, at i Ms. :an t ditto third lane, at 4 bra : b oo j eg b oo . 0000p t o d b y t b oo . th o oop roved in o„ io f oe . Pine apple per lb., la to Ss Oranges, per ire, 4s to Ms South 8* affordshire Waterworks closed st 74 to 8 ; and Stem , by the Fe w". Intu it ee ;A. the Grapes, per lo .l b to err LIIMOO6, per le, Seto/4s bridge Waterwoile 9to soi par share. governt of Italy, Metope, each. Si to 7.1 Nuts, cob, per MUMs to MS DO ant. NOT. te-Three per Cent. Coasels, 13.1 4-New Thee 214111 it. ° " ° P °l6° ". r ims Ir. thus ser um . ice °II ! p er. ' Metop e, low 6,6 ‘ 0 . 21 4 0 3 1 ne Cent. tck. an i--Dttto to New AMOnnt, 7th Dec., 871 g- , - lima pew bed, 18a eisaffie sad eapeemistioe of the summary land in fee.wmple , N., pi , dove ,. 2 . t o to 4s I d d i.. . do, do., Its P ie :. nye per Cut. Seack itrasserabie at Bank e Ireburd), , fee the hltoo6l ll obirt , without the delay of ether 11 6 11 111- 1 TIONTABLIS. I 1034 --Bank of Inlaid .1 01. paid), 2Elf-Natiosal Bank tact 1 neshtie. The mueicipality of Naples upon acieptieg this cabbages pordes..la nd Whorl Cucurators, each. lid es I s 1 pato), 77i-Ditt• Certificates Herter Mare (7/. los paid), Me Wades required the ussel deposit of caution money, which Sea Elk, Par P 010164. 36 td Beet, per dot.. laid to Is -Hoye Bank 301. pact, Est-Union Bank 1 11mited) pi. peldh *to embeseneenre has areardeilY PAL Ito 45 Shallots, pee lb., Ild frf Ditto for accotud, 194-DabUn end EMMA Alsatian (en ~.... . 19 1 91-alto I -Dublin and Drogheda (1001. peril, esfamin, . Ann muoicipality, it appears, contributes a Sub- Pc444 " ; ics.Tork sa to llr e to, pee 1 0 14 11 c, per lb. z a .uod ilklow, and Wexford lell=. li 1- 01 " 0 611 ithau lied sidy of 1,800,000 f. payable progressively as the I „ none, sa, we eo me sem e n. en ewes, utea sa - Western !feet. l ' aid) ' 94l-)1 °""weltera and Railway works proceed. ihe remunemtiou of the con- I e 71sass. ins to less boar*. p. doz., 460 at Cane Hales nli paidi, 114 -ballast and Northers °pansies. -- . i e . do. ILidarys, ft tole pee l llorseredish. p. teak 1 tee 4 per cent. peep. ~ all paid', 4-Dublin, Wicklow, and Weser& the is to be " one-fourth of the realised profits ; , mt. Unahroore, p.pott., late 190 6 par cent. perp. (allpaid;, 124-Grest Southern and Western 4 the remaining three-fourths being divisible among Carte* Per bunch. &I to u se H ran ll l , P.r d I A- bow. Kg win per cent. perp. (ell ped), for account, all-Irish North Witten% . • • Tumble, per bunch. ad to ad Herbs, per bunch. ad 5 per cent. perp., clam A odipaid), 4. the shareholders." The considerauon for the ow n; ro boo m.. utou to Another new undertaking, to the formation of which attention has been called during the last few days, is the Anglo. Swedish Steel and Iron Co OOK, in mpany (Limited), the capital of which is 1,500, 60,000 shares of 251 . e ach. The object is to mat ' gamete the exteucive iron, steel, shipbuilding, and engineering works and estates of the Hhgbo Steel and Iron Works Company, in Sweden, with the Northfield Steel and Iron Company, near Roches` ham, in England, both of which works are in fall operation. The whole of these properties are to be taken at a valuation. The vendors take in part payment 2:00,0001. in ewes represen ti ng 400.000/. capital, and agree to hold , them for five year., and to receive uo dividend upon them until the other shareholdas shall have been I paid 15 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capitathe l. The vendors further accept, as part payment of purchase money, the company's debentures for 200,0001., redeemable in three, five, and seven years. No payment is to be made for goodwill. The list is to be closed for London on Thursday, the soth instant, and for the country on Satuzlay, December 1 We are informed that the directors of the hunt (Ottoman) Forest Company (Limited) have just day received from their agent, Mr. Win. Locks, on his return to thin country, a report of his visit to and inspection of. the forests, properties, and ma chinery belonging to the company. This report is to be published in full forthwith. We are requested to state that the share list of the Matella Coffee Company will close on Wednes \ day next. It appears that a portion of the land belonging to the Canada Company, situated near some oil wells, has Cabe let to certain parties upon terms ' I very advantageou s to the company, includin a g royalty upon all the oil that may be discovered sad , raised. • sit COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (as swiss, LID Juresassnomax. sswiesses.) (nos ous OW! oosassrosoal. ) The maskst doses stsedy, bat with kw &mud Visa yesterday. Bales, 7,000 bales; 'pentanes sad export, 2,000 balsa TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is AM. Tows tallow is quota 5 . 9d. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C. as the s p ot, 50s. Deeemr, January, 51a. ; March. 52a. ; October December, 515.6 d. liAzarr API IILGIES. —Town tallow, Ms. 3d. fat hr ditto, 2a. ; yellow Russia. 51s. 6d. ; melted skiff, 41s. 6d. ; rough ditto. 21s. 6d. ;r" 201. ; goal dugs. Gt. 111