The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TED 3 DAY.) EQUITY COURTS. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) in li a oarDas c. a li d au. oo —" o titaiwerrr. the hie wu isms, The fact, were shortly that the pkijouty...r" of lie trailers of the will of a gentleman na me d t..., ilt o n Mortimer, in th e month of Awl*, p u 9 P , testator's dwelling-house and grouads, situate at T , for We by paid* anctioo. The conditions of sa • the weal provision that the highest bidder theft t ; parehaesr, but these was no stllation respecting beer allowed to bid oo behalf of the vendors, wi r, price was reserved. It appeared, however, that the cad fired reserved price of 3,0 C N. on the prelim, reon was employe' to bid on their be*lf. By ts the backer were run up k o whal e" fondant, who was the owner of the adjoining 3,6501., at which price it was knocked down - •;;;;., yip, afterwards heard of the way in which the *ker.: base r ue up, he declined to complete the pu r igr this bill was filed to compel him so to do. ter of the Rolls decided in favour of the *ha l a( sale, and the defendant now appealed. r. liobhotime and Mr. Bask were for the appellant ;11 4 lav aid Mr. Steen for the *upend**. e o gee wes argued on the 10th inai, an' juigiget e Lord Chance ll or now, in stating his opinion, t warts of law had held that in theabsenee of say sefii i 2 for a reserved price, uP to which Waini. it WY • • frgad Oil the pert of a vend toy „ bidding' to a certain point. It wee said, I s iT , that courts of equity bed held that thus aid; as implied stipulation for a reserved yet i: there was no fraud in running up b' and it wee argued that the present cue caws me, rule. lie (the Lord Chancellor) thought that it e mi l i better always that any reserved point &mild be u . ; and it had been the usage of the Court of Ch a . in modern times that a stipulation for a meervniph s *dabs expressed. In the present case there had be a k act t wo persons bng for the vendor. hie Rift the auctioneer, and the holding up to 3,600/, a , i um" Oa keleted, if not intended, to deceive pawn. iriog to be purchasers. He could end no case jo widd i p e r such eircomideaces a vendor could intone the we. • o f the webs.", and therefore the bill must ha"). ' with assts. (Beton Vies.Ottancellor Sir B. T. Kinds/sky.) it LADS BATUMI COMPANT.—IN SHE SLITTER Or . . . The Vice ehimesllor gaveTtignmlit Ain day is this sat. . which was argued • few days ago, but in MOM bit *flour had reserved his decision until the argument' lotion to the cues of other shareholder who isootesteitheei bility to be put on the list of contributories had been brig Addison case the facts were these. He was the lamer 20 shares in the compact), and is Jule. 18 dl, he mini circular stating that the directors had determised to au reserved she at 301 • share ; that the shares went) offered to the shareholders in the proportion of om e to every five shares they held in the comic,- t he was consequently entitled to four am; sad inquiring whether he wished to tok. Ho replied that he would take the four be ew titled to and twenty more if he could have them. ply to this the manager seat a circular steting that fear • • clonal new shares had been allotted to him, makisg ig ht new shares altogether, and the circular contained* louse stating that the shares must be paid for at before the lst of October or the shares would • forfeited. Mr. Addinell did not pay on the hares, and did nothing more in the matter. lii • onour remarked that the fact of non-payment made his use to differ from that of Barites, who paid ams lately, and who he had decided ought to be retained as he list. He then referred to the terms of the circular, and eld that Mr. Addinell had completed the contract to take be four shares which were first offered to him ; but with and to the second four shares. • new condition— at of forfeiture in case of ma-payment es or before the let of October—was added; and there was no evidence to show that Mr. Addinell hail accepted that condition. The result was that its would be retained on the list in respect of four shares only. Ltl THE MATS= OF RICHARD DOBSON. His Honour also gave judgment in HIM ease which wr argued yesterday. In this ace it was sought to phut*. Richard Dobson on the list in his personal capacity in tr put of two new shares. Mr. Dobson and Mr. Thsckessy are the executors of M. Joseph Delsomi who ha five shares in the bank. The circularsnffering the new sheets were sent to Me. W. C. Dobson, and he agreed to take two shares. The receipts were given on account of Joseph Deb. son, the testator, and his Honour held that the evideat intention of the directors and manager was to deal with Mr. Richard Dobson in his capicity (of executor oily, sea therefore that be could not be made a coat* butory in his individual capacity. Nor mull be be put on es executor inasmuch as there was no evidence that his co-executor concurred with him in taking*, I shares. IN THE MAMA Or FLUORIDE AND DRAIN, The Vice-Chancellor also gave judgment herein. The parties in this case whom it was sought to fix on the NA of contributories were Earth Fearaside and Mr. Dean, executrix and executor of Mr. Edward Fears side, of Leeds. who died in 1860. He was the owner of ten shares, and the executrix and executor jMeed is accepting two new shares. It was sought to plans them on the list in their private eapseity. His Honour said, thst the reasons he had stated in Dobeon's see, and which indeoed him not to put Mr. Dobson on the liat in his pr!vede ice pacity, applied with still greater force to his miss euss much as in WS case both executrix and exsea joined in the ac acceptance. He t he tcr could not put th em on ut their individual capacity, but they must be on the lift al executrix and executor. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock, sad Barons Bramwell, Channel!, and Pigott.) BOUILLON AND WIFE V. VALENTIN. Mr. Serleent Simon, cm behalf of Madame Valentin, the defendant, resumed his argument against the rule obtained by the plaintiffs for a new trial. He commented upos Ike evidence, at some length, and submitted that the dries. dant's story was consistent with the most perfect Mowers on her part, observing, that though she wash kept wormy there were women of that class who were not devote of honest and truthfulness. For 32 years she had lived with M. Dead's as his wife, and having passed that period when the biome and charms of youth were wanting, she must have lad some virtue and goodness or he would not have contiansd to greet her ü bus wife, or, on beiog seized w av e last h nem, undertaken to marry her. The question was ad whether the jury might have found another verdict, or whether the learned judge, who presided at the trial. would have come to a different cooclusioo but whe th er there was such an amount of error on the p art of the es to make their verdict manifestly wrong. Mr. Qusin followed on the same side. The arguments had not concluded when our report lsei COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinart.) ttrasooravw r. emscagart. Mr. loderwiek, for the petitioner, the wife of brick. maker at Wakefield. lie married her in 1857, end deserted her in 1861. Since then be bad been living in adaltarl with Mary Sykes, by whom be had had two childrw besides one by his wife. Decree nisi, with costs. MAUD V. VAUD. Dr. Spinks for the pe titi on er. The court had allowed substituted service, the address of the husband being ND. known; but he now came into court and professed tkat ks had a good defence. The Judge Ordinary, however, would not allow him to interfere. The marriage was in August, 1F43. The petitioner weed widow in London, and was receiving an iDOOOIO of 400 1 . et WI. a year, which would go from her if she took a seOug husband. The parties had therefore married under a fain name, and the connexion was kept secret for a c onsiderable 'lime. The petitioner now charged the respondent with 1 cru-Ity. Her case was that he was in the habit of driall and that on three or four occuions he had beaten ltsr. number of the respondent's letters were put in confessing his iunioonduct ; and The court granted the petitioner a judicial sepaTlll4olL FAWCETT V. FAWCETT AND RILL. Mr. Searle for the petitioner, a printer. in umck 4 L Ho married the respondent in ISSI, and in July, ISA do took away his furniture and left him. He af terwards agreed to allow her Is. a week, till he found that she sal living in adultery with the co-respondent. Decree nisi. LCMSDIC7 LUMBDEg. Mr. Willie for the petitioner. In 18.19 she was • .widoe sod kept a milliner's shop in Maochester sod the February of that year she was marrie I to the rellieed ee ‘ a clerk to a warehouseman in that city. He vvil and began to pursue a career of violence and profligacY eventaally his wife was obliged to leave him. Decree alai with costs. COURT OF ARCHER. (Before the Right Hon. Dr. Lushisgton). EDWARDS AND MANN V. HATTON.—EXTRAORDINART CHUNK RATS CASE. This extraordinary ease came on to-day for heariaV e_ churchwardens of Mothshall, Norfolk, awaseed the ~_ fendant at 80/. a year to the church rate , ainonntin •"' : 6s. &1., and be alleged that the 'assesiallaS fog his farm should be 1001., and therefore the sat* i was illsgaL The churchwardens exhibited...! libel to recover the amount io dispute-6e. 841. —sea ratepayer denied his liability. The procead in pSo in tests. were of a voluminous character, ad the novelty al question raised created some interest in the present ass n. i tied orreditioo of church rates. ! The Queen's Advocate (with whom was Dr. SwahrY),l. pared for the churchwardens. Dr. Deane, QfiCailatir Tristram, with him) for the defendant J onathan The Queen's Advocate said this wa s the first aim okt an% rate whit* any Noel e siaatical Court had ordered t0_..7 th tikes by viva woes evidence, and therefore the cau'' ana i 1 wardens were called to prove the different avermeata their libeL The cans bad come before the coon as W admissibility of so allegation made bthe dig s —a • To U waa an important point of law that aa ramow• eras had their I the that t atia &lurch rate cases the complaint on the part of the 'ell ,comets was, that the rates were unequal and o i ci et, bat the neat peculiarity in this case ins that Hatton had bees awned at • much lees sum *as he might to have been. Such an &option had 'men boa pleaded in a ohnrchcate case before. How could it be o ld that the defendant was aggrieved by such • rate! cold it be maintained that he was aggrived ? He (the Queen's Advocate) wished to take this objection, that the defendant was ear damaged by the aseisesmeat made, and as there might be an spinal he wished to have his lordship's decision on the present occasion, although he had given his opinion when the ease was babes him on a former occasion. His lambkin observed that Hatton was defendant la the w ater, and therefore it wild not be said be was not ag grieved. The churchwardens were plaintiffs, and were @ aid upon to &bow that the rats wen jail; and equal. It , mis certainly the fir st time such a question had been raise& The Queen's Advocate said he slatted the question to be n j e ed. It was cortandy • novel one, and it was important that • final decision should be obtained. Hie lordship agreed that it was a new point. He nser p aling for him to alter the vision he had expressed. He should therefore hear the selle on the evidence. Witnesses were called , tin ease will probably occupy the court for one or two days THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) --w-- MdItLBOROUGH - STREBT. nansunro BAIL ABB RICATTURI. on the Rth February, 1864 , two proem named William Anion and Henry Jones were committed from this court on the charge of obtaining by conspiring together a guan ,of property from Messrs. Howell and James, silk o m ows, Regent-stress. Anna and Jones were allowed to go at large on bad, and a true bill was found against them. Arun failed to surrender to take his trial, and has blas at large ever since, Jones remaining out oe bail till calked upon to taut his trial. Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Matthews, 13 F. met Arsati in the Strand, and, addressing bhg by name, told him that be had erarrant signed by 1M 'nags for his appreheosioo, and he took him into coitodY. Mr. Levy, of Bow-street, appeared for the prisocer. Mr. Yardley' ordered Sergeant Matthews to be sworn, and ba l ing from him that the signature to the warm% was that of the assistant-judge (Mr. Bodkin). and that the psi ether was the person sentenced in the warrant, committed kini for tend. Kg. Levy asked that some money found on the p risoner m ight be given up to him. Mr. Yardley said he Gould not interfere ; it was a matter for the judge. The prisouer was then committed. BAN PAULO (BRAZILIAN) RAILWAY. This day a special general meeting of share holders, was held at the London Tavern for the purpose al coseiderieg end, if deemed advisable, of confirming the re solutions pared at a general meeting of shareholders on the 314 of October Wt. The object of the re solutions was to empower the directors to carry eat a provisional 'agreement made with the accre dited re p r esentative - of the Brazilian government in this "'matey, the main provision of which was the Brazilian go dement should raise the money which from time to time may be required for paying the interest of 7 per conk oa **share capital of the company, the company giving a bond to the Brazilian government for securing the payment of the principal, and the interim payment of interest thereon et the rate of 7 per cent. Yr. HEaTH, the chairman, moved a resolution for con firming the resolutions of the previous meeting, which was unanimously adopted. A verlod general meeting was then held for the purpose of authorising the directors to borrow, from time to tiros, on debentures, with or without the guarantee of the governor, any sums they might think fit. The CHAIRMAN stated that the object was to meet the eventuality that might arise if the agreement with the Brazilian government fell through from any accident. Resolutions in conformity with the object specified, were wee. The d Cnommirt stated that a letter bad been reosived from the chief superintendent of she railway, dated the 18th October, which stated that two gentlemen had arrived from the Southern States of America with a view to the cultiva tion of cotton, which was grown of a fins quality in the district. The number which the superintendent met were squally divided between coffee and cotton. This was a very important consideration, and the attention of the govern ment was directed to an extension of the line 25 miles be yea their terminus. MADRAS RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the directors was ' held at one o'clock at the London Tavern ; Mr. JOHN ARBUTHNOT presiding, in the unavoidable absence of General Duman Sim, owing to iediqiceitioe. The report haring been taken as reed, The CHLIRMAP congratulated the meeting that, notwith• standing some drawbacks. the report still exhibited an IDCTISSID in the receipts. The net receipts on the south western branch of the undertaking for the lea half year amounted to 79,670 against 88,990 in the correspond tag half of last half year. Advice. recently received showed that in the first three months of the current half year, the increase bad gone on in a still ter ratio, being 87,9241. splint 71,1254 in the correalwndingperiod of 1864. This wee equivaleet to a net increase off upwards of 30,0001. per annum, and if the increase oath last year continued, as there wee every reason believe it would. there would be a net profit of 4 per oent. The increase in the traffic of the North Western line was equally great. About 46 additional mile' of that lime would be opened in July next, and including those forty-six miles and a branch, the mileage remaining to be o pe ned in order to complete the junction with the Bombay line wee 219 miles. After a short disenssioe the report was adopted, and the proceedings terminated in the usual manner. To-morrow evening Mr. Ruskin will deliver an address to the students of the Working Men's College on art. A report of some important diving operations, effected by means of Heinke's apparatus, was received at Brampton Barracks yesterday. The divers were sent down the Cturne-pit,Pembroktehire, to a depth of 105 fathoms,for the purpose of removing some of the pumping gear which had become detached, and caused the flooding of the pit. The undertaking, from its novelty, was attended with unusualdifficulticw, but was seccesafully completed by Messrs. Wilton and Bolton, the divers employed, the occesioe being, it is understood, the first in which divers have been engaged in such a work. Kerreamo.—A party of religions enthusiasts, styling themselves the " Hallelujah Band," made their appearance in the Market place early on Sunday morning last, their arrival having been heralded by placards. After singing, praying and preaching went on for upwards of an hour in the presence of about 1,000 persons, most of whom had assembled out of curiosity. Two hours afterwards they disturbed the town by singing and shouting inco herent expressions or addresses through the streets, at length entering the Tempeeaooe•ball, where they held forth to a very crowded sesemblage. In the course of the addresses one of the speakers pulled off his coat, saying he had often pulled it off for the devil, and now he would poll it off for Christ! After each service the plates were taken round and collections made—they also sold a great many of their hymn-books, which answered their purpose in a pecuniary sense.—Stamford Mercury. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMILNT OF SCIITICF.— On Wednesday afternoon an influential meeting of the inhabitants of the town and county of Not tingham was held in the Shire-hall to take into considera tion the necessary means for receiving the British Associa tion in 1866, to appoint an executive committee, and also the local secretaries of sections. The high sheriff (Mr. Webb, of Newsteed-abbey), was in the shalt. Lord Belrer proposed, that the executive committee should be formed to receive additional subscriptions. This being carried an executive committee was at ono. appointed. The local secretaries of sections having been appointed a motion was carried to the effect that the eounties of Lincoln, Leicester and Derby be invited to form local committees, solicit subscriptions, and work generally with the executive eeimmittirei. MONUMENT TO Tom SATERS.—It is proposed among the numerona friends and acquaintances of the late Tom Sayers to erect • monument to his memory on the spot where his body was interred last Wedareday, in the cemetery at Highgate . The notion has originated in Camden-towo, a neighbourhood in which Sayers bad for some time resided, and where he was known to mat, if not all, the inhabitants, by s;ght at bast. There is, I of course, no purpose of trenching on the sum which he haa left, and which will be increased by the sale of him effects, inalodieg his trophies, his masoificent dog, mule, poor, and other property, the value of whirls. if speedily realised, may possibly be enhauced by oonaideratioas of their interest as personal relics. On the other hand, it is felt that the provision he has been enabled to leave his two children is sufficient for that end without calling as the public for additional mbecriptions. But it is also felt that ; a memorial may properly he made the subject of a @emirate fund, to be raised by cioutributione; and, with this aim in . view, a meeting was held yesterday at the house of Mr. Mena*, in High-street. where Sayers died. The business was of a preliminary character, it being intended to form a committee. by whom details may be carried oat.—Telerapk. TES Franks Paoencortorm.—Every arrange ment hoe now hoes made for the opening of the special com mission of Oyer and Terinioer for the coasty and city of Dublin, on the 27th inst. The necessary summoner hay* been issued by the sheriffs for the attendances of Food jurors and petty jurors as that day. We nadentand it is the intention of the crown to seed up bills for trews. felway egainet ell the prisoners, iacluding James Stopbsem —Duirtin Smog Ma. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1865. /HULL WV I *KIM_ •nau r im. m 1.. itiiiiiatiolia.ep.e6..lo l 110 • 1.. Got. Op.°, 181T4 100 . .. D o.opeect.reb.tr.Aug. 100 .. Do.6,eroLllarAllei 10 MI boa per ot.Jaa.&J 100 ,113, Do. 6 per et. DN. Mao 100 600) 1. ... Coped iiiHoypIN.N.INS 100 :.. 17. Do. D D . O. a nt. Ul aanvr. .. do. 119041 100 .. .. D0.6p.c.Ap.d0ct.19 0,160 000,.. Oireloo.mov.loo4. 1.4.4.1100 ,00,,.. Do. 11116 4i.. 100 ,000 . Nautili= epee ob., 167100 6000 1. .. Do. MS NO MM.. D .. DNS 100 0.. Do. DIN 100 o'.. Nita. Gov.ll,at Ne11...11111 0 .. New Boma Gov. Spell 100 .. N.S.Waleativ.lip.o. lB6o 1410 .. Do. Sp. o. 1871 66 10711 110 Do. 6 p. e. 12111110 UN 100 10 .. New Sealandipoit Non 100 10 .. Do. 6 par Nat. 100 DO .. Neva Sootiallp. a. 1676 100 N .. gasenalath Gov. 0 p. et 100 I. Anet.Oev. 0 p. 8.04178 100 .. 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DlooruntiL ,10 11 ) 0 ' 111 .Lond.ProvindandarMe 1 fWs2l 1 O 0 liadoso IMP. arOansli 12 3 1 dla 120 Do. . .... . . , all 15 19 Oi 211 Marine .Ir;n;tusoirl(i.)l 61 11 oedie 0, 0. idaarialus fouid.dro.(L)l 2 OW tom 0 , 10 Ifedill. Tatou. ToL (1...) su 54 44 0 50 Inerelunt dhlpplng .f.) 15 7 6 01 lb SillwallF.L‘LaDockL.l 74 6 2du SO ttill wail Iron it ate. .I 0 las nwo 210 Natallanad&OoL O. (1. ) 5 1 15dt. 11 91 National Ms. Caen (L.) 5 11 11100. '1 16 NalionallProo.NUrlakp 111 14 1 alb ';100 SanaaolllManitlar.(L) . SO 21 11110 '' 10 Ilforbuldatroal& 1.1..; 5 8 1 dia 5 dia 150 Do. Now 126 N.Z.aalandL&lL•g. L 24 par 4oal I s 14.2•Maad T.&Loan(L 1 I 1 1 po 110 NorthernAmaniTca(Lll 11 ldlo par 110 Do. B I 5 1 1 dia dlN.Brit. A micaladau(L) ',IGO 10 60 so N.Brik&Maroan.l3.lL I $4 161 114 10 Nowsong Tea(Lisoltod): 2 1/ oidle 25 H0w,,,.. u•rino .1010 ft. 1 $ 184 litt pa. 60 Oriental thaaninal(Unt ;10 9 T dts 6 'Ortental Gas (Waded) OD I bf 6 1 Do. New 1 paz Ipro 10 Orienklulandikam(L) all 1 1 10 I Dug. a rithimidinsiost. 2 tits 16m ad 50 Moons company (14 2 par opus ,NI 1./1101004k 010100101 (LI 15 7 las A I 6 loti o man Doi (Limited) all 151 4 40) 50 Orerend,Ourney,oo.(L 16 71 71pm 721 .6 00 10 ranamalL.m.amaimi ) $ (15 71 7 .0,218 6 Do. do. - 25,000' ; 10 , Do. wow._ . 5 2 I dila - 1101.0.0 d I 11 SO M. Peel IRlv.Land&Min. ',L) ASO SO 41 MOOS reedusular &O. Siam an n If. 74 10,000 60 Do. do. New.. 195 , 16 13 695 , 627 17,1001 10 1 0,4raila 1... It., IL (L. $ dla LO.OOOl 00 ilikyronery Iron diBl ' 19 31 4 10.000 15 Do. Now 11,81912{ 'BUJ. Cur impeor. (L) an U 56 20,161, is j macro .... , lo I 2 2au . 31,00 , 23 . Filo Janeiro nu (Una ) all par linn: 21 moo' lee • Royal M I all steam 6040001. U. omit.artur► loved,. r lO5 112 118 50 60,000 dank. lEalabt, &Co. L 10 12 10 Ma $0,004 50 1 aooro,an.d . solore ( .1 10 5 4ar 1).000 II 8. African Y. & In. (T ) 6 3 I dlo UAW 25 'onto Australtati Le.aa4 1.2 8) la SA MOR / Submarine Telorpraph l"' 66 65 . 1 1 . Do. Scrip M.S3O 20 Tel.Conetraoklialn.( l .l 1 100.000; 10 Tbamosikllwroerla.lL)l 7.600 i 90 Trinidad Petroleum IL) 87,600' IC ; Truit&AgettcyotAnuL 64000. 10 !T.& L c... or U. clouds 100,000 10 ' Rn. Marine of Urar.(L 10.005 6 Ih r ttodK.Toles.os.(l.) , 110,0 U So Dolma ) 'Moe Ina. g ) *WO : 10 I upper Ai s us Tita(Lla ) 06,000; 10 Ditto 10,05 e: 20 VariDtornan's Land._ 10,000. 60 W srmnt 1,11.00n(1.10 ) 20.000; 50 We I India&Parlfie.9 (L ii:#l LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGFACE IST LAMM SHREWSBURY MECTING.-(TRIS DAY.) MILE NURSER It. Alberta ••• ... Haphazard ... ... 8 ran. HANDICAP. Osamu Pantaloon 2 knight of the *Melte ~. 3 7 ma. HANDICAP. Half a ails. Helmer, 9st 7lb ; Chip of the Old Bloch , 7st 71b ; Nim rod. 7st 51b ; Blsoktinl, 7st 2lb ; Bell. 7st Ilb ; Knight of the Whistle, 12st ; Venturesome, Est 10Ib ; Tins, Get Ylb ; Vuntious, Est. AD me here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of ilaglish wheat fresh up to-day were very moderate and in middling coodition. Good dry samples changed hands steadily, at fall quotations ; but all other kinds were a dell inquiry on fanner terms, at which, how ever, a obsaranos WIN not Misread. • ill. The show of foreign wheat was by no means externem ; neverthelees sales programed slowly. at prices about equal co . to liew4ay. Same of the fresh arrivals bare gone direct to eat. the =Mak The demand for floating cargoes of grain was inactive. 5, In prim very few dumps took place. We were rather ecoatily supplied t i both English and foreign barley. Moines qualiues were n good request at co. fall quotations. Grinding and distilliog sorts ruled tolerably at. firm. Malt, the show of which was good, moved off freely BL,„ oa former terms. 82 The oat Wedowee quirt al Moaday's declioe in value. The st eVof oats was moderate. Si. few beans on the stands were disposed of, at full 84, pekes. Pees were firm in price, but the inquiry for them was far M BC from active. at. . No 'hangs took place in the value of Sou r . The hansom a. doing in it was very moderate. St. Clover, tasfoil, and canary seed were tolerably firm in Bt. VIM Linseed and rapeseed, as well as cakes, were steady. aa. COIIIBI3T BRIM. at U. I.lla. Per Q I.ll r Ter Qr. SS ' Wifelid s. a QMa ./L 81 . Eress,Kant, red, eld 46 to 61 1 5. Book/190 We to as 82 now 37 to 46 Irish, white „ be,whdie, old as to to 69 „ black new 43 61 St. Norfolk sad Liseela Mas leafier Mad so a a le red, old - to . I Tick 4e to 42 1, ...0_ BLUR. Harrow Malting :321 to 4° 33 / 241" l6 to 00 IC* Distilling Grarilas 27 to 10 Cro r y YAMI9II7 to r . _ ll 84 . 24.24 ism Norfolk, sad Sato* 66 to 65 Boilers re Ilit to 67 11.0113. U. [laptop sad Wa Drown 1317. lba 16 to 28 Noweeiteld 37 to 29 U. Country Norfolk and Suffolk St. es skip 32 to 54 1.26 Kew PAM IntM. toed 2O to 26 potato 26 to SO Not* 1444 22 to 24 70101441. For Qr. Wilt2l2. I. G. 31. Yet Qr. is 0121. S. I. a. Dialiband Ihrotlsh 21 to 25 Midis 29 to 28 eat. 8i4488. 34 Dodds llB to 42 st 1 819 33110 4O to 41 st „ MI. St. = l6 to 40 a ,. 19 to 48 ~, imrDua C• 041. Bt. White 3l to 38 to Yaw non. lreitab. per took Spanish, 33 to 98 AULOCitill. ;a beL 23 to 29 Canadian. .. MO I'O?my. LONDO le N BY WAYNE 12 iNcLumvs. Deal& awl ladsw burs 4B to 60 lortock • apeleSsa 15 := 46 to 55 44 to 46 Basilan, bard „ eorl American. rod „ wide so so 64 1 Baum Grinding 24 to IS DletlWng Mating Om. Data brstring feeding AZZIVALB or OWN. ant, I 1 CAR 11.1403 ; MOIL NOV. 11 Earley. WIS. Oats. /tour. an. qrs. qrs. Infs. lacks. 1910 1890 990 37t0 .. 84170 .. 1800 27810 1 .. ll7O I st. MX& sad Booka' roralipa i istsl I quo 1 5190 LIVERPOOL COTTON .3z CORN MARKETS. 1 (THIS DAY.) St. (sr Lamm AND urrzansctosss isszossrlt.) es. (FROM OUR OWN 0011l1032ONDINT.) 20 COTTON.—The market rather quiet. Sales about 7,030 1 bales. too CORN.—The market thinly attended. Wheat slow gabs IN and prices are nomioally unaltered. Flour dull, and 6d.d leeloo lower. Indian core qemt and rather easier'_ (elms 31a. 31a. Beans , oats, and oatmeal essmedinily dull. Lot 0 1011 MINOING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) leg Soots-The market continues quiet, at about previous St. prim 2l) e ; the sales (Delude Jamaica at 350. 64. ; St. V100606'6, 10 3ENS. • f r own Mauritius, 295. 9 1 . ; orytallised, 39.. 3d. to „, 39a. '9d.; Manilla, clays, 345. Refined is imetive, previous it prime for undried goods Wog barely supported. ea. IT COZIL -The parimls of plantation Ceylon continue to 60i go off with spirit at very firm r ates ; triage, 535. to 724. ; tot m iddling and Ito due and fine firm ordisary, 75a. to 78 a. middling, 799. to 83e. 6d good and fin* middling, 85a. 6d. 1 to 89e. 6d. ; peakarry, 80 .. to 864. ; native Ceylon steady, Bt. at 65.. for ordinary to 70s. 6d. for tine ordinary. 61. Tits.-The market me tinues active, at fi rm prises. St. Amt.-The market has become q uiet. lo St, Row.- 80 pane. of Jamaica *old at 3a. Bd. to 3a. 9d. for 60 fair quality. at, Bricca -Pepper continues in good request ; white sold, Bt. Singapore, 6gd. ; Penang. 50. Pimento has become dull 86. of sale. to Paurr.-The market is steady for all descriptions at full 6t. 86. prices. PataTrrait.-600 bags of Bengal have been disposed of, refraction Oat 255. ; refraction 3 for cash at 25a. Collo3 001111i1MS dull of sale, Prior still rule in buyers' favour. Jo-Tu.—The market manias firm, with a goxl bualuom I le; doing. to, TALLOW MAILKET.—orms DAY.) 100, The market is steady. Priebe am quoted u follows : Town tllow, 521., net auh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the ti spot, 4 9 '.9 9d. to 50s. ; October to December, 495. to ap 495. ; December, 49a Cul. ; lJaauary to March, 50s. 6d. ; 10 March. 51s. 6 d. to 51a 9d. 8 \ 60 1 1,006 60 1,000 100 000 100 ',OOO 60 1,000 60 ,600 60 1000, 0001 10 40001 06 HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ..0.000000l to to, too Ls.stairast.L.—Hides : Prices : 561 b.. to 641b5., 3d. 10,0001 10 to dad.; 641bs. to 721b5., 3d. to 30.; 721bs. to 80Ibs., 30. Now to to 4d. ; 801bs. to 881 b.., 4d. to 41d.; 861bs. to 961b0., 41. 4 mOOO so to 40. ; 96Ibs. to lOilbs., 40. to 4i41. ;101Ms. to 1121b5., 00,Aa° 000 SD " 411 to Id. Horse bids , 9s. to 101. ; Calf skins, light, 245. " W,090 00 to 4*. ; full. 6.. 6d. 40.000 10 BISM ONDBXY .--Shespekine : Polled, 9s. 6d. to lls. 6d. ; moo ii haltbreds, 7.. 3d. to 8.. 6d.; Downs, Is. 63. to 60.. 6d. 10,000.100 10,000 100 00,000' SO* 66,0001 /6 200,000. 10 6,000'100 6,000 \ 100 0,000 00 \ 000 50 - BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS PLY.) Messrs. Patteedee sad Smith report trade quiet, but prima be all teatimes. arm. The demand for choice samples ooties's steady, M late rates. Brace. The obituary notices of to-day contain the follow- rt 4-000 m utooo ta ing painful entry :—" On the 13th inst.. Edith Catherine, Kw 10 aged 11 years ; on the 14th iast., Bath El . ' ibeth , age d 39 11 41 0 0 : 6.0 3 and, on the 16 th last. , Edward Gerald, age 1 5 years and ttaao 100 11 months (from diphtheria)—De dearly beloved and after, 10,005,100 Renate wife and childrea of Dr. Arthur Priest, Waltham Sol:Mt: Abbey, Bass=." MANI 90 Musa DIATHE THROTHIH CETNOLINE.—YEStettIEy :CZ : Mr. John Humphreys , Middlesex eoroner, bold an inquiry me wl 1 4) , at the Priam Albert Tamers, Llecols-etreet, Mile-red. WWI re I respecting the death by fire of Mrs. Elisabeth Rodd, aged NAM Mil 75 years. Carobs* Heath said that she was servant to the 112.000_,_ l op I '. deceased, who lived at 47, Tredegar-eqrstre, Bow. Last 4 ""' 1,1 I Tuesday morning, at 11 o'clock, witness left her upstairs. • 2 r , 1, Thera was a lute fire burning in the grate at the time. 10 Kw so I i a few mimeos witness heard load shrieks, and upon rushing rs goo se i upstairs met the deceased coming down with her bends 16,0001 0 I extended, and covered with flame. Witness screamed for o.ooollt 1 moistures, and Mr. Mayhew, of the Priem Albert, came 4000 11 I in. They bad great difficulty in extinguishing the fire on 150 5; 0 1 1 1; account of the crinoline. The deceased was so frirbtfully mo p s : u p ; burnt that she died in five minutes. Witness had often rom,llol remonstrated with her about misrule crinoline, and implored Mel 50 her to leave it o ff , but it wee all of so me. The jury MOM me returned • verdict, " That the &owed was karat to death 42 0 1 , 0 a,, aocideatally through Itemise a large erbsobne."—A poor o ar o lr a ; girl, aged 15, belonging to Nottingham, has also fallen a Imoo q 6o Maim to the prevailing fashion. She was engaged in cook- 14000 se hug, when her Mathes took fire owing to her wearing enlarge 40,000 be °Aeolis*. and she we. fatally injured before the lismescoula WACO SO 000 10 be extiertimbed. Her oars waa remarkable from the fact 01. that two weans, neighbours of the girt. refused t o ron d o , !Mor a 1 ; 10 . her emiskuoo lest the flames might be com municated to V o ra their own rAotlos. 26,0001 SO Raraone or THE Cams PLtona.—The , the Woo to plague has been committing great ravages amongst the 1 !..1 31 ,1, 1 ,1 ) , besot, fa the neighbourhood of Stamford, and we are or i,:a; i ` o ; to learn that there 1, net any iodiestion A m. to One abetment. It he. carried off the whole of mom m Mr. Tipping's and Mr. Dain's stock at Bantam WOOS M This most disastrous disease is sow Issonaing to amuse a 17,061,10 meat awful farm la the asighboarhOod of Whittlesey. le.:i0O Nearly every day fresh oases pane themselves, and every. ~..: ..o sow begins to feel that it as his tan next to suffer. R os es Time will ace allow as to enumerate the several leases imam& hat In • few wards we ean say if it continues beasts will raft very thin bets la a few moths. There are OWN where one or wrote hare bees maltase, and the mohair s i a n g htered at ow" the owners satin wisely re- by salerisg the first km. Another yard of beasts, probably three mete fat, we. sent to the liiodo t > nirket, the diners not haring rorolud them.--Stsmicrifercury. MA 4enT ..t ir 10 1 7 1 fi 70 t Dm 121 19 it it PI 9 76 91 111 14$ 112 1 9 70 112 114 N a 66 9 8 i vk 147 1111 I 4PI I I 162 1114 ii 6 s 1221 1 !NI 66 i i ott so 184 6 main inem 11.0 6 110 i 1041 4 ft OD s° 4 111. id~u se; 16 51 W 7. 75 to to roo 70 ro 101 tos lot OS 100 14 6 11 00 84; 07 88 90 46 60 be 61 61 6 9 50 6 9 06 19 40 44 31i att to 31 Lott Hoe t tom rot t at 4 : 17 st s; 1t• 14 06 86 ea 101; 1 102; oedla 23 95 88 90 •••• 1021 log 1 -• 5711 711 1 —• 144 Ini 1 - 34 I iii 1051 Ta FSII M as es so lot 101 101 IA2 l ot 1:46 AAn R Ilastergaan's(ls allaaosLea.&LlT• l 9 ool Do Issued all 10 pla 15 P A SN nglo Egy L p andau tian (Um.) 1k 'Anglo 1f...1nm 'Limited! U Allatiellant.Cor.nen sh I I Ananias's al !Beata BriudgAsiamsfa al I/Ault of egg . ..... •••• , Bank of Bank of Otaito Pis ll6 d) I Bank of Queensland (L.) fl , Bank o ff laterla,AnAstal ' Bank of New Zealand 11 Barna I's Bank (Lindtaa Bresillass&roeftEnssalk 1! [Benton a Califeeusaa Brialsh N. Aniartes IC. Bk. Itulls.asat Mos II Chart. Mee. of India,Ae. !city Colonial eom.Bank of Canada a OM. u ßan dmld it ot fuwiudia.&ntio• 66 68 I • 7p46 16i} I dpc 29 : • tor 214. 1 ; 2 145 13 20 au 69 71 70 22 U wire 129 142 2 1411 5 4 dim • 46 6 49 ,4 1,11. 1464 Oar 6 lls 42 60 *$ 841 48 60 149 112 41 48 D o . New Delhi and London I most Loudon ;Limited) tern Etchange(Lius) E Eas nglish Joint Stock (L) ing-Scot ianalebactel. liuglish and Swedish (L Kuropaao Ronk , Limited IlladnamChinsetlap. (L) I I Do. Issued rt 2pm I Do. Now . . I illapeclat Bank. L iatimi I DagortatOlgootaa • I lowaa 1 - 170. New Land llortlik , maul I Li Lou iit.uniezten,de.(L Ltedon sad Broathaa Do- - Y 1" [Los don it lt.ver Natant. I Do. New, lea. at le pen Loa. Ch. Bank of Anent I Landon and County 11146dr-6"l:::indl:.eittl:awit:VaVia:e.i.islee:lnthe7erukuidatTAtricapeuewlaint.)..Ll 1..) 121:i Mercantile n Bitolasnii.. Metro. tli Pro?. bank (L. Do. no. Midland Hoak (Una) - a , National of Liverpool lt ,ICIPee. at Inalond al I;;:szi.....Dtooriht,i,ne.3.7.l.mtn.iwduLs..H.anwodtiatt:l6 41arae at Oriental Bank Corner Orlent,Com.B.Llate o . o I Do. do. lateN.F. Do. do. latelf.C. ' Provin.BanktinpartaiL D. do. bovine. el Tribal Do. de t Seands.Panl...lDelbi (L Math Australia a Wand. at B. a. Leans - t Do. do. la stapes. ll Union of imitate' Caton ot Ireland (Una) 2 Via at lonian I 20 4 4 s ais' 6 i urn 7 66 S 6 66 di Si 661 k 1••—• • - - • 1.111011;111. ; I t and West indk too 111 313 WIC IS Clea-ralfkatt D ••• smsn st tomtst. IN le 0 0; WA N. thaampun •••• I Ir. IL Commordel &VA RE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) _ Two o'Ouxa. There is little business in the railway market to-day, and the tone is dull. Metropolitan stock q t .?, continues heavy, and has experienced a f resh re- 'lBZi duction of per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire MI and London and North Western have also receded 1. Great Western, on the other hand, has im proved London l. and North Western stock is now quoted 124/ to u t ; Great Western, 61 to MI, Midlandl, 1 to 1 ; Lancashire and :41 Yorkshire, 1211 to 1221 ; Soath Eastern, 781 to 79 ; .. "soo Great Eastern, 461 to ; Caledonian, 1261 to IN. 1271 ; Metropolitan, 1341 to 135 ; London and " South Western, 96 to 97. Grand Trunk of Canada (4th preference) and Great Indian Peninsula Railway stocks have de- taw dined, and Great Southern of India is flat. Great Western of Canada and Indian Branch shares also exhibit a drooping tendency. West Flanders are firm. Wei 1046,1 b 1 p.ra. ORDINARY BRAME AND grooms. ea. I rd. I RAILWAYS. HO Betabol atl INENO HO !Cambrian all . Oak and Bead= oH,r .01Donis — all - 1011 'Dublin and BeibsilJnne at Dundee.Pwratao ol J o all But London Scrip Cwt. 10 Do. 1119 GIOW and B. WNW= 100 6nei Bentows Ord. It. 100 Do. 1. Ang.olk., No 104 'Gnat Northatiooiliad 100 ,areeANorasern 100 Do.A j • no. no dlr. on 100 Do.B 10110p.c.isoold B 100 Do. New. Ist at 25 pm 40 Do. Ord. Def. Dlv. Stock 100 at Swath it West ilre 1 100 avoid Westboro 105 Do.ltioar &Latta* 100 Do. Booth Wales 11l Do. W. 311&—Ordord 100 Do. Do. 11= 101 Do. Do. 17 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 1420 London and Blactwall 103 =. r u lt h rtk o44 100 &Dor 100 Do. Met. Brien-Allp.e. 100 liondono Na* W. 100 LoadoodnouthWeetwo 100 Man..shetot Linoolnsh 104 Yetropolltaa 7 Do. Haw 4 Do. &tension allMetz. politan Dtstriet 110 _ Do. do. do. •• • • 100 11111aad Si Do. di Share I* Ds Ma £ Darby all lad Nast .... 100 North Britt& .... • 100 Do. Idla..Parth.Dund. MO W. Meal ra—Serwlek .. 111 D. G.ll. R. Pan... IN Da. lawls.. ...... 10 Da. York • all Do. Stat.&Dad/01. N DD. do. 1060.00.... 10 Dr. do. 1111111-01.... 100 NM& Load's I Do. do. 180 a 100 Worth Stalardabsbc. •• • al N. & & Waters Jamb 100 Iloottlab Ocatral 100 loottlali N.B. SWAM 100 Soottich Midland .. Unlock 1: 6 0 trer.:oo 109 boat Sadism —— • sg. stack* W oklaglua.&o 100 roll Vale 11 Do. 0 ........ 100 Vale ot Math I Waterloo etc Whitehall IN Waell Oomwall MITIOR la.Tre. I Unman. 100 all Altiatiea IL lal 04. 11411 Illora.atr. a C.ln.e,lop.e. 20 4 Do. 11 &area .11 Baal. a LOUa Haws all Do. Praia:moo 100 lal..2lll 2l so 2oo gfrtab Ova T. a 4 per rent. 1812-I-4 10100 aL at I. Itaaternap.o. ep. a. it g. O Dock all Demassa.Tp.o.pr.prel ISO La. Bowl go. 6 do 100 La halm go. 6 do all Do. I Iktandon .. - VA Grand Trank of tam& al Do. dM. &, al Do. la pref. onlp Bondsop.at 01l Do. do. deterred all i Do. tad preL Bonds.. all Do. do.prat. a lStock Wanda - DoSrd Do. do. deterred all V I Do. 4111 pre. Atock .. , all Do. do. deterred , 1100 Do. Great Indian Peninsula 14 goa. 6 per coat. 4 Do. Naar do 100 OLE. of India 66 p. Gt 1 100 1 Do 0 per omit. 2 Do aU Gt. Western of C;Ma , II Do. New . . .... all Do.6p.e.lida pay. lira atDo.l4 do. do. 18714 14 : Indian dranch i Ll p. aled t 100 Do. do.. i ti d am o o .... /OS do.— II Do. Ara IN Kalb Oo 0 per a. Bd aU Kolb.. and rp. notoon's ig 10:0 !10.1LotCaa.0p.61at p.l. 100 grind., pa. 6 per mak WS De. Dahl do. -- .. 2 Do. do. do. US Do. Pualano do 140 Do. Dad= 04.110 k do iio t° ____ 41 es mil ivii N N 111 14 6 4 N TO 11 Ts 109 Ut 68 67 7i 8 1u In 141 148 123 130 91 92 111 Ole a U 91 41 ad 39 104 106 122 1224 36 90 104 146 96 &a 46 61 1244 115 96 97 bei 125 .111 3 3 1/91 1 1 pa 102 104 124, 126 1, = 921 91 96 U 01 18 to 3 110 111 No. I VA. I JOINT STOCK RANK& I Pd jCL Orion. ------=-- -m iTil SO 6 I 6 tis 3 a Ir }Ws 4 A ' lO i u 121 20; 21. 5 6 41. a tiga 18 20 18 20 • 18 20 1 9 10 rn 3 63 p 9. 151 • 11 26 27 6 ldla Par 6 i i.smi 1 : 6 ids 3961 , 1 2 4pm 11 par b 3132 14 16 pm 11 4 p. , 14 26 21 1 79 50 50 61 , 1 0 1 181 171 1 1; Pi-11119 li 014 6 1 .4 1 1 ue iD AO .8 0v 25 • • - I MI 10 I par 1 Pm, 3 :I •i 01,1 1 2 2 46 / 7 9O il • ii 41 44 }us 2 ', l A 21 7 lats par 4 4 O'dia 2 6 , 2-#.2 10 2 222 i. 1111 Si IS all MONEY me.RtEr.—(Tnis oar.) Two o'CLocl: In the Stock Exchange to-day, notwithstanding the favourable Bank return, the tendency of prices is again downwards, owing to the increased demand for money. The price of Console, for cash, has declined per cent., while the price for the account is unaltered. Foreign stocks are heavy, especially Greek, in which the reduction is serious. Some of the home railways are likewise ~- 66 60 9696 NlO N N N U N U IM 99 90 98 es _ 102; 1451 i flat. There is a good demand for money to-day, and the supply has diminished. The rate for choice bills is firm, a 7 per cent., no transactions being reported at 6i. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans on English govern ment securities, has risen to 6 to 7 per cent., owing to extensive withdrawals of money by bankers and discount establishments, in connexion with the arrival at maturity to-morrow of a large amount of Indian and Australian paper. The government broker has purchased to-day 20,0001. New Three per Cents. foe the Sinking Fund. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 681 r. 37c., being about the same as yesterday. The weekly return of the Bank of France ex hibits a decrease of 507,000/. in the coin and bullion, and of 528,000/. in the bills discounted. ' Consols are now quoted 89 to 4, with div., for ' money, and 874 to 88, ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89i, 4, 4, 89, ; ditto for account, 88, 874 ;Three per Cents. Reduced, 674, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents.,B7l, 4, ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 1004 ; Exche quer Bills, March, 45., 3e. die. ; ditto, June, Be., 4a. din. The fall in Greek bonds to-day is as much as 1 per oent. Spanish Passives have declined 1, and Turkish Consolidis 1. Other foreign stocks are dull. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :--Greek, 16 to 1; Spanish Passive, 271 to i ; ditto Certificates, 13 to 1 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 1 prem. ; Turkish Consolidea, 46/ to 1 ; and Mexican, 251 to 26. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian, 94 ; ditto 1863, 681 ; ditto 1865, 751, 1 ; ditto scrip, 21, prem. ; Egyptian, 931 ; ditto second issue, 921 ; ditto, 1864, 90/ ; Italian, 1865, for account, , 771; Mexican, for account, 261, 1 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 461; Russian, 1822, 891; ditto 1850, 89 ; ditto 1859, 531; ditto 1862, 881, 91, ex div. ; Spanish, New Deferred, for account, 371 ; ditto Passive, for account, 271, 1,1, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 1,1, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for aooount, 91, 901, 11 ; ditto 1858, 1001. Bonds, 791 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto 1865, for account, 421, 1 ; dittt. 1001. Bonds, 42g. American securities are quiet, and prices exhibit no change of importance, being as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 631 to i ; Erie Railway shares, Eksi to i ; Illinois, 81} to } ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 811 to 821, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to i prem. ; General Credit, 2i t 3 11 prem. ; London Financial, 6 to } prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 9.16 to 11.16 prem. ; Credit Fou oier and Mobilier of England, 4 to i r prem., ex all ; ditto New, 3i to I prem. ; General Ottoman, 21 to 1 prem. ; Overeuzl, Gurney, and Company, 7 to I prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 15} to i. The shares of the SL Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted li to 2 prem., and Real Estate, 3 to 4 prem. ; the share list of this latter company will close on Monday next for the country. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit once of 1,0081. 7s. 5d., on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. About 27,000/. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The arrival of 466,000/. in specie was announced yesterday. The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 269,000/442,000/. gold and 227,0901. silver) Maid of Judah, from Sydney, 192,5001. and the City of New York, from New York, 4,500/. The government have decided that the departure of the royal mail steamer Seine for the West Indies shall be postponed for 24 hours ; she will conse qnently sail to-morrow.) The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,549/. over i I the corresponding week of last year • the North Eastern an increase of 5,150/. ; the Manchester, •. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an incre ase of 3,0601. ; • the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the s a Metropolitan Extension and Branches, an increase - of 1,098/. ; the Metropolitan Extension, an incresae 7. of 710/. ; and the Kent Coast, an increase of 180/. We are officially informed that the accounts of the Blakely Ordnance Company have just been ik examined by Messrs. Chatter's and Nichols, the - accountants, and that they show a profit of 56,9824 no. 9d. for the year ending June 30 last. The third ordinary general meeting of the - Suburban Hotel Company (Limited) is called for .. .... _ i at cusl - ci et tt as 81 1;h - mod ad - I par lPas - i l ao - ill I lidls - I 1 Oidts 44 all 0 I I 17 •pm • s • 1114 10 10 10 i 1 Ala 111 00 16Pra the 30th inst. The fourth series of colonial wool sales com menced yesterday. The catalogues comprised 3,517 ad bales , viz., Cape, 2,211 bales ; Sydney, 960 ; Port Phillip, 222 ; New Zealand, 120 ; Adelaide, 4. There was a large attendance of buyers, and the biddings were spirited, and prices compared with the close of last sales (as Messrs. R. Dutton and Son report) show an advance of id. on Cape wools, Id. to lid. on Sydney, and 2d. on Port Phillip. The total quantity arrived for the present sales is as follows :—New South Wales and Queensland, 12,993 bales • Victoria, 3,071 • Tasmania, 414 ; South Australia, 1,175; New Ze aland, 3,333; Cape of flood Hope, 31,853 ; total, 52,839 bales. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 15, compared with that Liven/Vet, Nov. is-ante today: cheat western. 61,-- Lnndon and North Western, 1245 1-11anehester, Sheffield, Ohs:deposits foimimi:tihkedrposiprevsaiveitmous week, sh_owlss.teh9o6.floallolwaciLg changes Circulation inn ....- 21,152,125 Deoveass 521,660 and Lillnili, aot I -Metropolitan, 1361 +-Midland, new 91. Government seearitnee in 127,5°9.995 here"' £290,615 shares. li p -North Eastern Berwick, 110-tiouth Baste TO- banking departmeat Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 8.16-Graad Trunk of CanldA• I 011, 46 s ocaraies In banking 9101 -Great Western ot Canada, 17161-14 e, 64l 1-Moots 4 ,....,„t 19,908,882 Dowease 762,032 central, Ink-Greet Lusembourd. .14 1346 4 . -4111allee Bank. ,_ ; 1 1 7.7 - I. i ih on in b o th di p.Albton Marine. 15-16 1 t 1 -British and F 4 °eign. 2 15-16 wss -Maritime Insurance 1 d.-Union Marine, p.-African M et- deportment' chants Compaq, Ip. -Atlantic Telegraph kkht pet Cent.. Bates day and other bilk 509,006 Demean 13,115 31-16 P.i-liattimal Steam Cowpony, 1 1146 15 d. me Rest 3.197,785 leashes 9,044 Jtenewsmea, NOV. 16.--A good badness was done, but 1 Notes in reserve at lower vetoes generally. MUM* bank (Melted), 664 p.- , T o wn... Tv , w o w. 5 c a l l Belekos, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), 4 n 7 Balfato and Lake ' i s b iw ki sg a epirtmen4 Hume, 61 6161-C. Cardwell and Co. ;united), 6i a.Erite, 64 11--Great Northern A. 14671 11 1 1-Grand Trunk of Cased& 271 Although the Bank has been subjected to a 676" 11 4-43 " 14 W.44.45*r Cana" ' 17 161-4rdat Western, rather heavy drain upon its private deposits, the an 54 I -Moots, 511 1 1 -lanosaltire and Y.:Moline, len - . LOOdOII and Nonti Westers,l2o 5 aManchester and County aearease under this head amounting to no less Bank Malted), 40.-Ilaneester, ithegield. and Lincelnehire. than 873,7701,, the loss has been almost wholly 404 i -Date 5 per cent. pref., e 1646-Metropolita, 1.16 i I 64 i 4 1.. t. : Diek, new. 3 1 p. _m ex i c ... 331-midh.d. 120 -1.,k0h made up by the influx of 803,287/ , of government rit 611 -Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance ;Limited, deposits, and as there is, at the same time, are }}6l P -I:lnitdd States 5 " Y ear.' B ond '. e l l -Atlantic T i d e- I duction of 762,0321. in the private securities, the graph. met. li-Sheepheidgds, 2% (1.-Trunk. 4th pref.. 111- i ____ .......... t . Preston and Wyre, 43-Ran Paulo, lei-Vistriet Bonk. 1111 0- , res." . P .. '''''" .- Virginia 6 per cent , Mi. Butane:aux Nov. la-Dubose was done today in Gloom. I tershou Bank at II ;In Credit Forster sod Mobilise, at 14 the satisfactory increase of 692,4711. On the import and export movement of the week the Back can only have gained, at prem. :in Gloucester Wagon, Fdth issue,. at 2a. prem. in . the utmost, 118,0001., and as the win and . but nuncio netal,__at I db. London and North western doses ' lion have now increased 370,8211., it is evident 1241 to MS ; Midland, 1241 to ltS ; Birmingham Joint Mock \ Bank. 57 buyer s ; Micilsed Contract. I Wu. Balers : Imperial it that there is at last a distinct return of coin from conceal:44 Gas. M. Meyers . and Metropolitan liallerey Carriage . the provinces. Altogether 'this return is a InOra and Wagon, Third lam.. toi db. '''.—.----- 2 ------". 1 favourable one than could have been expected. D EATH Or TUB Lin LADY Ild[Ayogigg.....xe-m... 1 and ßAW B g O v ILVIr . c OLLIIM it ki - lb. An Awccoeektuitenparrtiseding o t n te vi tte dnia. Aet Till y. Bala, the wife of the late Lard Meyer (Alderman.= , N0 ,,,, n b„.14. um died ee Wednesday at Moir renames teem Ha -to whirl& dee bad only removed a few days beton teem Notes braid TIMM DIPARINENT. C 27,600,966 Government debt.. 611.015,100 - the t he Boma. abe was • Mae at reirileard Ka. I other securities .• . :ACM aed b a de bees ill for the greater pert et bar Imelmodb I Gold oda and bal. i nos ......... 12.a6 2 . 05 mayeralt Boma after Miciag op bet resideeme at the 811vse bidilie -. - - I lissom Hoses she fell amidenteny end gogiaboa Wisridt ----- I from which she saw wholly sesevered. 817,500,vat PREFERENCE SHARES. Manchester, Sheffield, sod LiacoWhirs, 6 per cent., 1211. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), South Austrian and Lombardo Yooodta. 16 to West Fluidics, 7i. 4U3,649k 6 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARE'S'S& UNIIII4I DZIPAMIIMPE hogeystale Cligaid Lit. 363,009 Govermneet Been lest 3,197,70 Mies (including opily Deponia (In Dead Weight Alb r tinning lacing, Bay. Banks, CO m- Ott .: er sit reenntita Ws. of National Notee Debt, and Div. Gold and Olivet Amounts) .... 603,148 Coin Otte? Deposita.— 11,5/5 int Breen day and other Ms (09,000 417.1118 ./36.!!. 4 . 114 (80,n4.914i w. 3uuza, N0v.16. IYS. THURSDAY Vanua. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88 ex div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at 88 1-16 to 3-16, and closed at 871 to 88. For money the last price was 891 to 4, with div. official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 1, ,4; ditto, for account, 88 4 , exd iv. ; Three p ee Cents. Reduced, 871, 0 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 4 ; Bank Stock, 245, 250 ; India Stock, 216, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent., 971 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " ea hiced " rupee paper, 108. About 20,0001. Reduced Thr ee per Cent. stock was bought to-day for the Sinking Fund, and 10,7001. for other government accounts. India government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills were unaltered—the March at 6s. to Stp. die., and the June at Bs. to 44. dis. In the fore , gn stock market the tendency of prices was unfavourable. The confirmation of the news of the declaration of war between Spaia and Chili has caused a fall of 4 per cent. in Spanish Prolive Bonds, and lin the Certificates. There was also e. decline of 1 per cent. in Buenos Ayres Deferred and Sardiuian Bonds, in Greek Bonds and Coupons, Brazilian of 1863, and Venezuela Old Bonds, * to 4 in Russian of 1822 and 1850, f in Brazilian scrip, Egyptian Bonds of 1864, and Turkish ConsolichSs and in Italian stock. Mexican Bonds were in exceptional demand in the morning, and experienced a slight improvement, but left off scarcely better than yesterday. Metropolitan Railway stock has fallen 1 per cent. to-day. The last settlement in this stock showed that there is a rather weak speculation open for a rise, and, in addition, the market has been pre judiced to-day by the account of the proceedings at the meeting of the Regent's Canal proprietors, held yesterday, when it was resolved to apply to parlia ment in the ensuing session for power to construct a railway from King's-cross to Limehonse. The share; of the Imperial Ottoman Bank were steadier to-day, and closed at 50 to 4 prem., show ing a recovery of 2i. 6d. to ss. from yesterday's fall. There was also a rise of 2t. in National Rank of Liverpool, and about 10s. in British and Califor nian Bank. Otherwise, bank shares remain at yes terday's quotations. The shares of the financial companies were dull. International Financial were prominently heavy, and fell ss. London Financial receded 2s. 6d. General Credit shares, however, were firm. The closing quotations were as follows : —lnternational Financial, 4 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 6 4 to 7 prem. Im perial Mercantile Credit, 21 to prem. ; Credit Fourier and Blobilier, 3 5-16 to 7-16 prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto New, 31 to 4 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 11 to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 11 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 15k to i ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 01 dia., ex div. ; Ottoman Socidtil Geindrale, 21 to prem. ; aid Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 21 to 1. The shares of Overend, Gurney, nod Co. were steady during the earlier part of the day at 74 prem., but closed at 71 to being 23. 6d. lower than yesterday. Australian Agricultural, Millwall Land and Docks, Londoa and Glasgow Engineering, South African Mortgage and Investment, and the third issue of shares of the Bombay Gas Company Lave improved. and there were inquiries for Contract Corporation, English and Australian Copper, and Van Diemen's Land. Italian Irrigation and lands Securities shares have declined. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: —Leeds Woollen Company, 1 to 2 prem. ; Pennsylvania Oil Lamle, 3to prem. ; Alhambra Company, to 14 prem. Transatlantic Steam, Fdia. to 1 prem. ; Ismit Forest, 1 to 11 prem. ; rederick Symons and Co., 1 to 11 prem. ; St. Sa viour's Wharf, 1 to 2 prem. ; Tyne Engineering, 2to 3 prem. ; Real Estate, 3 to 4 prom. ; Lees wood Main Coal, &c., par to 1 prem. ; and . Import and Export Provision, Ito 1 prem. We are requested to state that the share list of the Leeswood Main Coal, Cannel, and Oil Company (Limited) will be closed to-morrow (Friday). American Railway securities were dull and Erie and Illinois Central shares declined}. There was an improvement of to f per cent., however, in United States 5-20 Bonds. The 5-20 Bonds closed at 630 to 4, ex div. ; Erie Railway shares, at 530 to 4 ; Illinois Central, at 811 to ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, at 811 to 821 ex div. ; and the Erie Railway Loan, at par to prem. MINER-(THIS DAL) Two o'Clocx. The mining market continues active, with aa extensive amount of business. Shares in the fol lowing mines are in good demand, at the quotations given :—Clifford Amalgamated, 244 to 25t; Nor* Roakear, 151 to 164 ; East Caradon, 9 to 101 ; Great North Downs, 2 1 to ; North Tres erby, 34 to I ; Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), 41 to 51 ; Devon Great Consols, 58 0 to 590 ; South Condurrow, 2 in ; Tresavean, 54 to 6 ; and East Lovell, 15 to 16. St. John del Rey shares are in strong request, and show an important rise, owing to the favourable tenor of the accounts just to hand, as given below. Transactions are recorded at 50, 54, 501, 531, and 5L Coke Copper have been dealt fn at 28 and 284, being again better ; Cape Copper at 14 and 141, showing firmness ; Frontino and Bolivia at 2 1 , 2 4 , and 21 and Linsres at 3. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received tbe following report, dated Morro Velho, 17th October, 1865 Produce for September, 31 days, 54,020 oitavas ; cost for September, 9,7201. ; profit for ditto, 11,1061. Produce nine days of October, 14,627 oitavas ; yield, 9,684 ottevas per ton. SEItIolTh STEAMBOAT COLLINGS ON THE RIVE% Yesterday &Mumma an alarming steamboat collision took place on the river, Dearly abroad of St. Kithsrism Steam wharf, between the Geseral Steam Nevin,- tion 'Company's StOUDIR Oceneordia, from Boulogne. and the new iroo aCillW steamer Esther, for Pane. It appears that the Concordia was coming tip dm pool, when the Either, which was going door., was in lawful contest with Fer, entails ow theyfa isto the etarbord fore 'pone= of the Coaccedia that verde could not be separated for more than an boor, they so haus together, until the tide turned when the vessels cleared. As may bei imagined the shock wee very severe, and the passengers be board the C,neordia were mueh %lamed. Moot 0.0•; deatially the Cascades was fitted with iron spacious whisk in some way resisted the force of the Esther. The Om cordia bas sturaiiied cooektorable deuinge, WA • 1...m00r who was in a closet neer the paddle-box had a 'novella's °aegis. The stem of the Esther was completely rent open, and it is irsmowb•t gurnrising that a hn Aid there and then. She broug ht up in the pool, and tke C on cordia west on to groeb.warer, Losetua.bri.te, IMO landed her passengers. Sir Morton Peon is the railroad gof the world. 100,000 persons are employed la the works he on trols. The capital that he and those with him possess sad remanent ia ssorzcons. They come here to isvest mosey Is a legitimate Wiliam way, to build sad improve mikes& with it, mil to pay themselves through the earnings of seek roads. One or them projects is to build a mogoifiesee brood page railroad to maw* with the Atlantic and Great Western that will &rotes the disbars= from New York to the west 140 mike. They are about closing an arraugemest with the Norris sad Lease railroad. by waist they will construct their limo through New Jersey and Pennsylvania, sad which will pose tbreegli the and agricultural end nebseral logjams of the wonky. Ths moseyed bond, of them works falling iato Foglia end French hands will b e a dditions ' bee4s of their goversynentAnd ours. We look for a sew inaisligm• Nos into this constry not mains& to labels* pmsg le of Ireland ape Gernamiy, but moo the Lase' osismor of European Genital in great railway. , sad Gahm enterprisea —American paper. I