The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-21 00:00:00

Pow' as a C. MUM. The bankrupt, late en adjutant in the London Rifle c (Volunteees), residing at Chiswick, applied for his I • from debts of 9784 The bowknot attributes his tads lees of his appointment as adjut Viand excess of over Mourne. The expend' is stated at grt tu y7er, and the creditors include all clams of trades- Then was no oppoeition, and the order was granted. Li c klater and Mr. Lawrence appeared in the ow. tY 8a visimen. The Th e bappriceprtiStwas described as M a speculator in Mad and t om er, of field-bona, ay field, Sums. 50.05 b, .05b, by Mann Johnetone and Om, show lia bilities of J 0,7471. ; assets and property held u malty, 17,0 4 On the spoliation of Mr. Reed, for the sedguNs, an ad joaroment was ordered for the examination of the accounts. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) ref ALLZOZD VELIJDS 015 THZ ITIMINGHLZ DANK. The trial of Benjamin Taylor and Henry Kelly for con .jejog together to defraud bankers and other pencils was e lenseed this moodsg. great deal of time was occupied in reading a number of letters that had been written by the prisoner Taylor to may. the object being to show that their transactions ~s ee legitimate ones, and that they had got into difficulties e nd were draggling to recover themselves. The reading of the letters by lir. Hemp. the amirtent-olerk of ensigns, w eepied a coosider p able time, and at the coodusion of the somewhat tedious roems, Sr. Serjessit Ballantino proceeded to sum up the evidence Mich had been adduced on the part of the promotion. The learned cowed said that the owe was one which celled far the utmost consideration by the jury, who he was con fident would not begrudge any time -tUt might be devoted w ith a view to developlthei truth. The prisoner Taylor, _it * peered, had begun his momenta' wear to a respectable way of business, and would, no doubt, if he bed punned • boom:able course of proceeding, have maintained his character with which be began. But it WM disclosed by the evidence of the accountant called io under the deed of co mposition between Taylor and his creditors, that after a e n ding of three years' duration Taylor had Incurred liabilities to the amount of 35,0005, having smote to the extent only of 10,0001. At the time he bed become in debted to the Birmingham Bank to the sum of upwards of 2,5001. After a scrutinising review of the correspondence between the two prisoners, and which had now been read is totem°, he submitted to the jury that though it was manifest that many letters had been carefully and elabo. rg iely kept back, still there had been dieclosed amply sufficient to exhibit a well concocted scheme between them to defraud. The proposal by Kelly to take offices in different names had been adopted by Tay* who, if an honest nun, would have ignored sod repu diat4 such a proposal, for the jury, as men of business and Ma of the world, would not fail to believe that such a frau. blest proposition would induce him to brash the connexion with the individual from whom the proposition had ema sated. Instead of this Taylor adopted the scheme and thus natters went on. He urged upon the jury that taking the whole of the cormepoodento which had been read, it showed most clearly and distinctly the complicity of both the prisoner , on the grounds imputed to them by this iodict• meat, that of palming off fictitious piper ia the form of bills of exchange In order co support falling 0011- cern. It was, however, for the jury to say . whether or not the conespoodeme bore out that proposition to the full extent, or whether, as men of sense, as men of bushier, and is men of the world, they could put any milder construction upon it. But the case did not re st wholl y upon the oorres pmdenoe. It was clear that when in a condition of hopeless insolvency theprisoner Taylor applied for dimeounts to the Birmingham Ban pr k, and in the course of warmly 20 days ob tained discounts to the amount of 2,5001. and upwards on bills which ware represented by Taylor to be those of respect able tradesman with whom he had extensive dealings. At this time an honest man would have boldly met his credi tors face to face and told them the troth. whoopee he availed himself of the attendance of his monist. Kelly, and obtained these diaconate on manufactured and fictitious bills instead of being, as misrepresented by Taylor to the manager of the hank, the genuine paper of respectable and impossible parties. The bills, 17 in number, were proved to be wholly valueless, and the fraud , he cont ended, had been fully established against the primmer. ilr. Gifford then proceeded to address the jury on the part of the prisoner Taylor, and was proceeding with his speech when our report left. [The case is expected to lank the whole of the day's sitting.] NEW COURT. (Before Mr. ensmmissioner Herr.) THE CABE OT DL 1111111111. In the course of the morning the grand jury brought in, uncept others, a true bill against Dr. Hunter, charged with rape on Mrs. Merrick, who hue been unable to attend, It ia understood, but not definitively axed, that the trial will take place on Friday next. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. THE LOST DLUduND. Isabella Lennox, cook to Mr. Gideon of Gower•street, was brought up on remand on the charge of steeling a diamond ring. Mr. Montagu. Williams, instructed by Mr. Abrams, appeared for the defence. Sergeant Palmer, of the detective force, the officer in charge of the case, stated that the riog had not been found. The evidence given on the former o ccaaion wan repeated. In creesexamination by Mr. Montagu. Williams, Mrs. Gideon said there were two other servants—the housemaid and the nurse. All three had been seven weeks In the The subscribers to lottohe memorial of the late Sir famlly, having been engaged at the same time. Received Peter Fairbairn met ight, at the Towe.ball, flys the 4 . a pommel character with the housemaid, and a written one Leeds Mercury, and resolved to accept the o ff er of Mr. se with the cook. Witness had left her rings, earrings, and watch in a silver butter-boat on the dining.room table, turd had 2O Noble to execute a bronze statue for 1,0001. The s tatue st. dried the housemaid to bring the boat up stairs but she will be the name height as that of the late Sir Robert Peel, R., only brought up the contents, leaving the boat on the near the Poet-office. Mr. Noble was the sculptor of the table. At that time, she believed, the prisoner was in bed. strum of the Queen and the late Prince Consort, in the On Wednesday afternoon witness went out, and, therefore, vestibule of the Leeds Town-hall. did not put on her rings as she could not wear them with her gloves. Oo Sunday, when the prisoner asked to The Lancet Commissioner on the Bermondsey yak to witness, she began the conversation by saying— Union, in speaking of the reports of the visiting committee " Oh, I never can wait till master comes home." It had of that workhouse, animadverts on the extraordinary been agreed after a fruitless search, that the question of the missing ring should stand over till the return ignorance of spelling exhibited by the guardians who con. of Mr. Gideon, from Paris. This understandlog applied stitute the committee. One signs his name to a statement equally to all three servants. She went on ' Oh, that the condition of the house is " verey good ;" another you will never fi nd it." Witness replied, " You said up to pranounese it to be " verry good'" a third testifies Wit night that it was cure to be found. If you know say- that thing about it, you ought to te ll, for the sake of the other all "emperors quiet:" and • fourth, in reply to the printed two sereants." question, " Are the lunatics quiet!" writes, " Yea, they Mr. Williams—Did you may, "If you tell me the truth, hat." you shall not be punished"? A party of forgers of Russian paper money are i Witness—Yes ; I maid openly in the house that nobody stated to have been detected through the arrest at Berlin of 4 should be punished if they told the truth. Mr. Williams—Yon were vexed at the loss of your ring ?an agent on his return from Russia , en routs for Rotterdam, Whores —Not so much am many would be. I wanted where the band are supposed to have esteblished their s more to clear the innocent . All the servants had promised e ga d quarters. 60, to wait till Mr. Gideon came home. The prisoner after The Freemasons, friends of Froudhon, have i l t, min that she had picked up the ring, and that whim it was missed she threw it down the kitchen water-closet, offered him widow 25,00011. far her daughters ; but this sum 1 3' 'red " May I go!" Witness, thinkg she meant to ask if will ultimately be increased to 60,000 fr. or 70.000 1 r., it is ;a: she might leave the room, replied "Yes." Did mot then know mid, in consequence of a resolution adopted in a recent M. that the prisoner bad her bones packed. Should not have meeting of the Freemasons. given her in custody if the ring bad been found. At the time witness fully believed her statement that she had A strange accident happened in New York on ro. , thrown the ring down the closet, and quite expected it would be found. The plumber thoroughly interbred the November 5. Some time before a guar at one of the re . '' pipe, bet could not find the ring. From the way in which hotels left a box as security for his board, saying he would 10,. the prisoner had left witness suspected that she had taken woo return and redeem it. On the morning of November r o r the ring with her. 5 smoke was seen issuing from the box, and two men carried er.: To Mr. Vaughan— Did not mean to say that if she told it out into the street. Scarcely had they placed it on the 1 4 le, the truth, even though the ring should not be found, she flagstones when it exploded with tremeudous force, shatter- go. should not be punished. Mg the ennouoding buildings and injuring 22 persons. M Mr. Williams observed that it was not a queation of what she meant. but of what she said. Sourly a fragment was left of the torpedo, for such it II ": Elizab Gosling, the housemaid, and Jalia Rowley, the proved to be. The police rushing to the spot, arrested au I nurse, w ere ere then examined at some length, but beyoed • the occupants of the hotel, and the matter is now being I general corroboration of Mn. Gideon's steamiest, nothing i nto si ga ud. / material was elicited from them. Gosling mid ales heard her mistress say eomethiug about A New York couple, anxious to be married, but the boat, but did not distinctly understand it. diegusted with the old style of doing things, intended on Mr. Williams said it was impossible to over-estimate the the Bth, should the day prove auspicious, t r ascend in bal. importance of the case to the rrisoner, who had hitherto borne an irreproachable character. Mr. Bannister, solicitor, loon and have the ceremony performed in the cloud'. With of Bedford-row, with she had lived as .xook for two the clergyman and attendants the party will number nine. yearn and a half, aid several other gentlemen of high re- THE Spam'. SERVICES sT ST. PAC is. —T he 'tractability, were in attendance for the purpose of testifying Serial Sunday evening service* under , the dome of St. to her nnimpeach , ble integrity, and the vicar of her pariah Paul's will be commenced on Advent Sunday, the 3rd of had written to Mr. Abram., speaking of her in the highest December. The Bishop of London will be the preacher, terms. and amongst these who will follow him are several prelates Mr. Vaughan said evidence to character could not weigh and eminent divines of the church. The services will con. is the least degree with him, but zniest very properly tier until Easter. Mr. Henry Buckland will as before weigh with a jury. It was not • case in which he should lead the choir, and Mr. John Gone will preside at the organ. decide. It must go for trial. He should take the game bail DESTRUCTION OF THE ALEXANDRA STARCH WORKS, as before. CROTDON.The extensive starch works of Messrs. Baines Mr. Williams hoped it would be sent to the Central 1 rid Co., "irate at the earner of Sumeer.road and Mitcham- Crimioal Court. road, were totally destroyed by fire at Saturday evening. Mr. Vaughan sew no reason for departing from the ordi- , Fro the peculiar mature of the building and its contorts. nary nouns. The whole queries wee one of fact. There 1 them"larks of fire were sent high up into the air, and was no rittalltaof la he thought a point of law would arise ' the buodrred° isnwatioPeftictooshn ge r to the confession. ower, te e d to see o n t r i g o 000 t ei ritro et t yi o a n. , Fortunately the wind was in • • direction to blow the sprits Mr. Vaughan —Y ou will raise what you can, of course. , from thesurronedieg buildings into theopenoonntry.= Committed to the Middleeez Soria)* on the same ball. '. *aerograms*, the fire aheartreeding wane was being WORSHIP-STREET. A SAD CARL Robert Border, an extremely genteel, wellefreesed youth 11 : ooti000 sear th , e an1 the inmates described as a clerk, was charged before Mr. Partridge, with stealing a parse containing • brooch and mosey from ' sight was miensely dark, save for the fi re that was raging in°34" v tag ot ui tcles eg a to wthsho sa hli v ° e vu.e l l e n Tr airer f e n tiee rn heinture"facnterYnaiodng.:Thfeallwe reserries they poem:red. Some of the things were a reticule bag Ineloogiog to Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke, of 22. pitched tato a deli opposite, sod °them w ar e Plied oP OD Highbury.grove. the pavement in frost of • earner shop. There was no time The charge was preferred a week since when it willbe re- ' for ellootMor, gad the foreitorar bedding. Ste., of fear or membered that the lady stated that while/stubs a carriage Ire eettages WOW thrOWD tOgett., inateerreliellelT le 000 at the D0.t0...t.m...4 the now railway ou the previews large both- After the fire was subdaund, far into the nights evening, she was robbed of her pis se by the prisoner these un fortunate people were eng ged in the almost vain who stood by the door of the carriage, and remarked to her, delta recoverbig thew brads wad dirt,' forldtw. — S orre t , "There is room in here for yon, ma'am ; that he instantly SiosSord• afterwards ran away ; ..a that she, mining the property °MUTAT.. PALM:IL -.... OAS SHILLDIG DAT. ••• followed him err tae stairs of the station, gave ea all Moinre, Nov. 2e.— that cm papaws, 765 ; ditto that was the mass of hie being stopped ;- wist that submit- by season tickers 836 i lota vilai wy r 46% .ALIGENCL lAY.) COURT. Sir W. Page Weal.) !STRAD SCHOOL. muter sad usher of; i ti . i s z School of Beckham t varieties is a scheme for th e A the school, which had bed e is to obtain to inereue y the seholus, in order. irden and to provide for te e rauters, so sa to comply with Browolow to • doutiou eg Le school fee the purpose t g e university. by several of the inliebitenti ground that the ninon p re . would in effect override ti e sod the governing statute el the original intettiou of tb e :hildren in grammar hue , a l i z ear of the school Mid • oaf for free soholurs freta the urbood. r. Dwiel. Q.C.. Mr. W. IL Mr. Wickens, Mr. T. 11, r. Melville appeued upon tie had reserved his judgte ta t, had after referring to the alt. and to the view which th e ▪ save it as his opinion that ▪ the primary object of the as much as the number of laden aim were not to be found with a his will trader these car w. annificeot offer of Earl &owe. aid the conditions of that e., is with the object of th e ned to be known that W u the oontrary, that the peer. rider had in view would thereby Cherefore, remit the ethane to d as ',roamed by the petitiossa, -that there should be not wee As in the rale:Moorhead, t h ee child, being a resident—that* mass standing in loco mut* d limite—should be subject is a 31.35. a year. 11.TEEN'S BENCH, or, the Lord Mg Justice, ad or, data, and Loa/a) OUOOI.—PITITION OP RIGHT. Ippoloted for baring the arta t cm. The suppliant, lb. , claims of the crown a rem contract entered into by bi n niralty to carry the mails bete* m Calais to Dover, and also fuel n Ostend to ve'at th rate 0 utterly paymen Do ts r e " out of mows ont," from the 26th April, lgs. twelve calendar months' preview either of the parties that lb, ate on that date, but that if given that then the contact after the said 26th April, 1870, on of twelve calendar months' s*. by either of the said pups the same should determine, let it either of the said perils sf of recovering any on hould there have been lay key to the determination of the warred that be did convey her is. cos with the said agreement mg threat by the crown, whereby the prevented by the crown bow deprived of the moneys, pies, Nat w hich he otherwise would lye therefrom, while he remains sabiest Irtain lease of premises situate et is suppliant by the Lords COOLS• irelty, for the purpose of tine the agreement, whereby he wwedw if a large outlay made by him ia proving the said premises, thereby f large sums of money, serer sable him to effectually carry oat 6 He also claims damages (ordains eons, incurred for the porticos of par im to perform his contract with the it pleas, set out the restrict in " no moneys were ever providwl by syment to the suppliant for or odd can be paid for the performance at or any of the said periods sib of June, 1863, or in reaped eh, he could be paid or otos. ct of any damages sustained by the I any breaches of the contract sow that period. And further, the mown ion of the suppliant was bad in obi ore demurred on the part of the crown L ec l ara tion that her Majesty WU net for the breaches assigned. The mp rred to the second plea on the rand cumstanees justifying the breaches ma itios, inasmuch se it merely seta at sent verbatim. The petitioner farther d plea that the provision of meats lot a condition de nt prec to the w rack on the part of ds of Os rotors that the absence of such pia np as a justification of their bread. of were joinders in demurrer by tile or n that the petition and the pleas owe .neral, the Solicitor-General. and r. y Mr. Asburst, solicitorof the Post-olfsm) len ; Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Bovill, Q C.; Sr r. Gifford, (.1 C.. and Mr. Hannan Pa. Wilki nson , Stevens, and Wilkins) ap . -d emu rrers in the came, the out Ie• fr the suppliant to commence. mmeneed by directing th e ir l o rdahipe ref of the pleadings and the points thot he hon. and learned gentleman entered statement, and the case was proceed* OF COMMON PLEAS. ,—(Before Lord Chief Justice Eds. ad s W illes, Bytes, and Keating.) SMITH r. JANIS. Mated appeal from the r evising barrister 129 votes were involved in it. Disclaim! "freehold *bares is Fulhabad% r held that the claimants were ad , and he expunged the names. TII!, of 'inn win the ease "Tepperv. Nitbeik t decided that the shareholders in F o qualification. It happened, ho of objection had beet.served wever, spa and the question raised to for her the barri s t e r had power to strike e list when the claimants had received 50 HAIM for the appellant, contended 11W I clearly wrong. appeared uport the decision. • f Justice ai d that the qualification as in upon the face of is, and therefore it t banister to pa...s it, unless objection wee by some person qualified to raise an cb• item was too dear for argument. des remarked that if a claim for Middlsa• Jew set of a freehold in Yorkshire, or of sill sel 'PI" then it would have been had id the barrister could strike out t h e f ea of objection having bees signed. F' PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Before the Judge Ordinary.) EDMONDS V. LEVIER. Which was tried a Alert time ago by the , sitting alone, Dr. Twos mo ved for I rr ground that ne w evide oce had s ince boo aa a testamentary suit, where the Oita w n have been signed with crosses by the W FAvrards), and by both the attestinghere these latter had also died, sod w". wholly in the handwriti n g of the pin's i 4 r the whole of the 'import', and who of the document ever niece. is not concluded when we west to prose.] ITTRT OF BANKRUPTCY. • afore Mr. Commisaioner liolrord.) C. S. Mice, the newly-appoisted r *lo,!_rl or the first time this morni n g , and dischl7.• ts of the office. ion Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) EC CBLBLU JAN IS NABIITTIL ' pt was a merchant of Great St. hol Melee's. H e and creditors 22,2791. • to thosehe s wels ate dieg eon. liabilities on bills. 2,6421. T 11. in good debt. • bad and doubtful debts. erlY given ap,l,BBli/. • ditto held b7ct editor% lerllcut creditors are 'the bank of Bloch: o4°h ,pasi . (Limited), Agra and Masteacenos B icr mewl Bank Corporatio a, sack of whom Pe r . bola . The expeoditure i s returned at I,oa. For thee • asked for an ad m e ou nts, an bec m ause levaded egal promor io dlegoof NA reby t a large su was A present only 4711. Ind been ffotim nee, os bebalf of the lwokrupt, art o ady rendered were sufficient. at directed the application to st,nd cell A e official &reign.. might re port go the Om. ,tionalscoourite were socessary. amordiagly. THE E: quietly the puree was forted on the stain, the prisoner unseating WA she must have dropped it these. Watts, a deisetin officer of the N dinsioa, having said, in reply to the usual qlllll4Olll from the berth of "Is the primmer knows "He has been in custody for attempting to ck pocks** to which the lad wade s° he was m amnded ; sad now a burbler attended to defiled him, but the enestazamination actually strength- seed the eharge l faqirs lady added to her former testi mony, " I positively felt a band in my beg, an d sot any as wee sear me who could have dose it, besides he on hie knees implored me to let him go, and mid that any recompense I required would be made by his father. I told him that all I wanted was my puree." It was here mentioned that two years ago prisoner had been charged, in conjunction with three other lads, for attempting Toerlas from the person, but the widow* wee insufficient to detain him, that he was ex • had filled a good situation. and deo* the utfortueste stigma against his character just alluded to, had been employed by his father, a most respectable man—ia fact, that he had been honestly employed. Some further matter, scarcely bearing oa the case, having bees beard, the pristmer's counsel, 'adman the magis trate, said—l was, sir. totally unprepared on mitering the court for two or three statements that have bees made re lative to this ohmage, or I awl certainly should, ea I had determined, have fought it to the last. I can now on b l ench your leniency while dealing with this young m y - sorter. fit Hr. Partridge (to the Oscan) —Do you plead guilty or li not guilty! You need not pleed guilty antra you choose St. to doss Prisoner (buretrng into tease}—Guilty. 60 Mr. partridge—There would not have been auy doubt in my mind eves had you pleaded otherwise. - You have St. used g reat artifice in the OOMlllitsiOn of this robbery. I® SI You have had a good education, and it is stated that your father has employed you as his clerk ; Bt but I much fear that you have bees living on di _ him—be, doubtlers, is a respectable wart an d st• you have brought disinters on his name that he may Leer of it. 111 the course of his public duties. Is he present (not aL asy mower). No matter, perhaps bettor that he is not. t!. You have bees in custody before, but was discharged, nod t. it is now my duty to mod you to priaon for this robbery. 84 You must go for four months with bard labour. St. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 1 84. 431 zucnuo =sows.) at. WARWICK MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) t. WELTER HANDICAP. Plover Aril Wild Thyme 6 rsa. TLLLY-110 STAKES. . Tiger ... ... . . ... . . Charley . . . . 3 Ely . . . Oren. Winner objected to exp ected thorough bred. - - - • NURSERY HANDICAP. Waitress Beiroontare Warwick Ins. RACDTO STARES. Novice flonthsridao North Hill 5 ran. DONNINGTON STAKES. Skirmish Attache wild Bee 12 nie. FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RARE. True Heart, Columbia, Jaoob, Eqainox, Boaaret, Cutler, 10 los of Hearts, Cartooehe, and Antoinette are here. st. le at ANOTHER FRIGHTFUL DEATH OP A LADY T HROUGH CRINOLINE. This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the Mid dlesex Coroner, received information of the death, by fire, under very painful circumstances , of a lady, Mita Lucy Cher a , residing as Haokney-wick. to It appears that Mims Chemewright resided with her 100 mother, at No. 1, Elisabeth-terrace, Hackney-wick, and that she was about to be married to a gentleman named Mr. P. F. Tart. On last Tuesday evening, while the 'ao lady was in ths parlour of the house in Eliza- s o . both-terra*" with Mrs. Ohsesewright and Mr. fix Tart, she passed near the fireplace, her orisons., 00 apparently. which was rather large, caused her dress St. to come in contact with the bare of the grata, ,„.t . : O and it instantly blaze d u p . Mr. Tart instantly rushed ra to the amistance of the unhappy lady, but the flames to so enveloped her that he had the utmost difficulty in les mustering them, and even Am Oheeeswright was in some teo danger, and ia all probability bee life would also have me been sacrificed but for the exertions of Mr. Tart. Ultimately, by throwing the hearthrug, &e., over Miss r Clietrowright he succeeded in extinguishing the fire, but 2 0 not before she had been fearfully burnt over hob o dy and and 213 li m bs. Dr. Toulinin was immediately in attedy's life, but ndance, st. he did all that was possible to s ave the poor la St. her injuries were so severe that her owe was h o p e less from at. the int. She lingered, however, for some days in great 4 pain, wsta death put • period to her anfleriags. Owing to 100 the peculiarly affecting circumstances attending the roe calamity, much sympathy is felt in the locality for the 10 friends of the unfortunate lady. st An inquest will, it is believed, be bald this afternoon. 'REM, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Si, 1865. A6..641871 lie oe,lBll-66. 108 .leletkag. 106 148.3 10 Jaa.al 10 , La 106 880.4.1071 1 IO 1810-1000 to ice ; urea to o .18* p.e6. IN ge.. 100 -- ee et, 117 S IN 101 10 100 10 0 vet 1805 100 o. 10 Gee. OVAL 100 18.44.8.188 8 10 18V1 IeUM IV 1881 6e V ill pee east per owl. a. 101 Gov.' P. oy. I t ,e45e.88161, \ . :: tiriev.i .E ., . .. Do.eper 1116 . .. Do.o paraiMar. AN Do.i pat eLJaa. AN .. Dw aper et. La AN .. .. 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Bettloh, LP. `D. 8., 6p. of., Web. 3 IN.. 100 11 66 N.W.ro.,49.e.JaatJul,o 100 (16. 5006.N.1.,66.0.A9,900L 100 98 192 96 98 90 $8 N 99 ' loe 111 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Choos. The railway market is quiet to-day, but there is a demand for Great Eastern and Great Northern A shares, which have risen J and 1 per cent., respectively. The other principal lines are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now lnoted 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 61f to ; Midland, 114 to 1251 ; Lancashire and ortshice, 1221 to I ; South Eastern, 781 to 79i Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; Caledonian, 126 to 127 ; Metropolitan, 135 to ; L o ndon and South Western, 96} to f ; Great Northern, 1261 to 1271 ; ditto A, 1471 to 148}. Great Luxembourg Railway shares have im- 29 ‘ proved, and Antwerp and Ro tterdam are firm. 6.4 Lombardo-Venetian, on the other hand , remain 174"., fiat. Very few transactions ha ve occurred in sew Indian and Canadian lines, and prices are un altered. 110• A 110.1 Ne.l VAI 'Si OILDINAILY SHAMS AND STOCX6 IPd. I tun win. • • ISO Mid lad loam.— IS lesakbeina all OsikesAllarlas....— - i - IL 1116 94 11 i 17 71 a OTairr - Til 10 Datilln sodleibilJaao ell Ileadee.lortkOMßU D W Zed Lantos kr* Oil 10 Do ISO sad I. W eolora 10 =Lim Ord. K. PM Do. Z. AM. SUL. Na 1 100 Great Margot Iloollerad MO OreittNererro 10 Do.• I • no. ao ay. or 00 D 0.13 IMI Sp. • Mosid B WO Do. New. Ir. at 0 Psi 0 Do. Ord. Det. No. Stook NO Oe. Beath 4 wed. llro) tie QM. WNW% ..... . - NO Do. Mar VaLOILIO MS Do. loath Wald.... 10 Do. W. Ilid. 11 —Osterd ISO Do. Do. 4ort ISO Do 110. 110 0014 ISO lancoshirefiaorlohlre ISO loodoa sod Blacewal I I 0 so oo oo =l4 l 14.0.1.4.80,...kw.mitianaz0i m w ll waum.. tloas ed.l i MS Maa..00., 11101440 * NO getzopolle New a .......... 7 4 D Do. o. Fateados .. all Metropolitan Dtstriet .. UDo. do. dm. 111 -147 147 98 14 IP 79 13 1 : 04 1 1 - 4, 1 7 1 8 al 114 1/11 147 147 141 170 i i n iii bit xidrri se De. i.re Shares WO De. ans. & DWI aU INN • ..... la Nadi Unlash • 100 Da seux.,Neth.Dend. ibb lastera.—Berwlsk .• 14$ D. D. N. Z. Pare._ INS D ...... IN Da T0rt......... w ell De. Slect&Destlaa. U Da asa 181641.... 10 Do. le. UND4I. •• • US North loads& If De. do. tied ... • 10 0 No glaggraddra •• • ell N. & L WINANS huts ISooStaids °astral 0000,ecolirsh ILL AberAllai 100 Uootth&NDlNuel —• • 100 iShrrpshlre Union 100 South Devoe 100, bolobooth SAM .• .. •• • 60 sa Neirrhemalo IM Tat Taw BDo. ........ 100 Vale of Nest& S , Waterloo & Whitehall' . 400 IFNI Cornwall eh elk ut a* no 111 48 4 0 0 10b 104 •1 Y;; .-- sores latr 4 I Tl.l 1 Ne. I to I ----------- MOO I,oe 2 . 90 1,91 MO 61 S 114 - I foal 40i ITT 12.1 I I.l i n 11.1 - 41.1 I 00 00 01 it $6 1$ lei 100 122 1220 08 ea 100 164 $6 se to 42 1241 Int go 97 00 61 Ike 185 S 111 0 00 1 1 Sos 102 WA ___l M , 84y 104 341 6 Q I I.iiil 1021 1 1600111 :24i 1661 1 16 6 66 9i 96 Oa ) 145 41 111 4 1 441 _ utrii - I Liiil iiiii 10 PIA!SJ = I i4lliii 94 64 01 1049 a 112 124 14 on 729 . 4 11 915 148 111 94 70 112 114 so a 66 47 781 794 10 147 161 I Am lei 114 Mks "AMC lITOMILLLN I --_._--- 1 rfdam I Balm ii - 1 2 1 11 1 I 2 I N 21 1 23 6 Per floo = 11 ir.,ir - 2 ..e : 1 - HI 14 $l 26 M la as" a - - - - 71 71 _ - 2 iam .. I 111 617 161 - I I fpm 6 1 01 616 4 1 5 ells par - a a II 1 dls - g 2 ~, = L. iii #,... 4 1 1.:. :-. ii 1428 Pa - l 0 16 1 9 7 6 4 1 0 a - I 116•1 91 1$ 2 elk 9 116 11: - 4 114 117 - g 1 Ow - 10 9 lk 7 die - 91 le 0 1 1171 - le 6 6 do - 11 6 sea B__ I t 1 11 1 : 1 r i 4 1 01 16 IS 111 - at 14 0 1 - 1 $ 2Ms - 5 1 7 4 - le 5 elk - 16 8 11 • 1 lb - 6 21 210• 1 6 1 La la 28 - 4 11 la 031- II 13 2 49 19 - in 16 151 - '3 16 14 alp al _ "ii.qm " I 10 1 Pr 6 lOh -. a I l Pi g. . Ver 19 0, 10 lal. par = til 3 111 1. 4 2 - N 1 1 lOU - a 3 3 die - le 7 6Ms - 6 Per 19 0, - '- l ei 11 21 - 16 0 1 tlao 121 in at - zo 11 948 - II 11 7 162 - 10 11 i 9 dls - 2 liPc -16 BY 18 19 181 1 61 11 0014 - I 1 ,81 1.,s - ill 1 4 4 4 - 0 20 41 3!dla - 6 ids ear - $ 6 2 If il I tg 104 2.1 1 0 1 0 ". BO 2 1 ils 29 63 1 - I I 1 dl dlo s - 24 par ierra - - hi 1419 i I.: = 1 .: 141. - 61 19 20 ••• 2 11 el , -• 2 1 1 1, 19 1 2i 9. - 2 f 4 I dh - 1 1 62 es = 'Vie! par a - s I 11. 62 11n 6 - I 6 I i 6 414 - y 4 16 1 6 11 21 1 1 - j 1 4 4 7 6 - g 1 t 1 dls, 15f f 1' 1 4 11 4 6 -" Bo 4 81 iu -. 2 8 1 4 I:fr 9- 9 2 . es - ammo& Xs. VA. 1 11, 20 -1110104170 5 . 21,0 •• ( . 1 0 ,000 10 Illissr•Merami Ma ), 6 'Atlantic TaLIDIIIB9. III 1, 1111 lArtelrallsa 1, U l Amaralrolt.E l M.V . 10 BaasparalTeallatareL, ,000 10 'llersinWaterworkau.(nl.4 11 a ,000 too • Bolckow Vaughan IL 1 900 6 . Borba, o as t a 000 8 1 Do. and lane 000 6 Do. 3rd tarn ... • • • SO 'Brash Arrelian Ural 6 401 1111. & X L Mag. TeL (L)•. 141 400 20 . British laXiin Tea 11.). 1 Ma 1116.Canada0aarray.. 100 10 lean61 10610 i 011120 ( 14 frO 100 -gr00—,..-r •":::: 00 U City of Loridon&Pro.(L 11 93 City at Milan 1013104 50 00 06 City o ot Brow Or (L) 00 so it,lty wawa. ttAls.) ,• li MO / 60 ,CommerolalUalon(l6l: 000 10 Rom. of Ltriesnllect , 4.00 60 '00063/Iderd Dle. .. ' 600 10 'Continental 02.0* ll , 100 ,Coutracteorporation( 11 \ ,001) 16 Oop.M.lng.,llreLliti.i ir ,uOO OS C. Voac.& %ob. of I 6 000 SO I Do. ot Oloaritio• ( )' 10 AU Si Ours' Parr 101 SOL St. , Do. Preteremos llO 001. 11:6• i Do. 4p. st.=; ) Dob ,11 000 100 IDlscota t eprellaat: Or 10 I bistro Arun Tar I 000 60 ILludiaLand,C.Xlln L li 000 20 & India DTI& di Canal 11 000 60 'Ebbw Vale ll 010 10 1110•01aniloadt1141.(1 4 /61 110. skalds Telegraph \ 1.10 • I lbsi. asd As_s_. aa 100 60 gas.and V 00 000 ing.l3llcottii 00 10 frrtairn Engineer s& )0 40 11 0101 Dreamt (L) 1 10 IC forewt. Warriors (L. OSO Orlivara (Malted). 11 4 10 G.Oredlteria.otLosLii. O 111 Oen. Brant Narltaron 11 0 60 liomwt.lolonisi As.lL) I 10 How Kong X China Gas 01 , 10 liadeotre Bap 60 Bomber Iron MostatL), 11 N lantallecOdt.Aws.(l..)l 1 2 Ibellea Carrying Pa., 1 0 intersational Cmtraet 11 ~.,... 110 Antiwar. flaan.B4.6(L) 1 000,0001 10 Interoat.Land Credit% 1 20,000 60 Italian Land. U 60,0001 20 Itallsalrls. (06n.0ay.) al 1,0000001100 Do. 6p. 0. &U. ~1970 al L 10,0041 16 lotatillookasorra I 11 111000 , 60 Land ftetlelllol (um.) 1 soool se Load. Ablaut Trading 111 11.0011, 04 Lout andealodon.Mt 1 110001 10 Lon.CountylAnd&B 1 111.000 I Lood.~ooltolog ) al MAO 60 Loa d. Rum Are. 1,4, 11 164626 6 d.O.Onsidbee l3 . Lll al 6,000 30 Load.lll3lsag.Ens.Co(L' B 10,0001 60 Load., lialian, X0.116‘.1 11 MOO, 60 food. Mr. Drooont(L) 14 111.300! of Lond.Prornolallaarms, 1 00,000; 10 Madre, In4p. 4 Cowl! 11 10,000. 1 l6 Marine lnvestinent(ll 1 13,930 90 Mauritius Land,106.11., I 11000 10 Mean. Barn. TM. (L. el 111,010 46 Merchant 81039h 3 g .1.) 11 MOW 91 ilillarsilF.Ld.aciaockL. 1 00 00 10 Killwall lroa 9 ate. 1 WWI 10 N airn 0.0.1 1 119,000 U Nes. 040. ILI 1 14,0011! 26 tratkmalProv.itarhaelL 1 4500.' 110 AOOcaNINNI2 Nat IL) B Am: u larbaddasJoal Alt 1.2., 1 1 &OW SO Do. New 110,00' IS N.ZeAland LXM.Ag L 1 10,0001 116 N.Zersed 7.9Loasil , L I 1 MOO 10 NorthernAssamTogLli 1 15,000 10 Do. B 187.1761. U. N.Brlt.AostralularL l l llll WOO N N.Batt.etbaerous.l o .(L i I 16000 10 Nowsong Tea (I.lmltedo 1 45,000 10 . lora, worms . Irani. 1 10.000 60 Orlontallltianctil(Uu 11 041,014) 6 Weird Goa 1 10161014 /1 0 I 30,000 6 Do. New 4210 Te, 1 6 11 IPlriiren.tabislitt=it! .11 10,610 10 Ottoman Company (~) 1 10. SO Ottoman Stnsoorl ( 1 . 1 II 11.000 6 Ottoman Ow 14,1101600) el 100 000 30 Overend,Oorney,Co.(l. II 31,300 1/1 I 0401,013301. 30 066526160 0.114 11 Do. do. 36,000 10 , Do. oes 1 e 0 .. , 0 01 el. Peel 11.1•.landiMM.N. 1111 10,000 II . hohasalar X O. 1106011 00 93,000 SO \ Do. do. Kew,. X 17,000 19 Qn•nrio% L. P... M•(& I 10,1110 N Bhymney Iron al lON 16 , Do. New . ... . al 11, 60 No J. Oh t;i;P..row.7l )00 *lea le I Ditto ditto .—. -— . 10 1002:2 10 Rlo Janeiro Gal - MEW en par ops. 16,000 140 Royal Hai 845014 SOO,OOO l . U. eca.Austra. laver. 100 , 113 118 1 — ll,lOO GO 14261 th. Knight. eoe. 10 11 10 dill •-• /ON 0 0 .+00.11,30,2..2112233604 1 W 6 6 word 0 s.abiam X. X la. (L) • II 11 Mr WOO 18 liorh Australian Lull ma 31 31 : IMAM 91 Illakerelse Telegraph_ HO 16 06 1 . .. . 1 1 Do tr i p all 4 I i o -01.600 ID radoemrae.euain.a.l 0 slow eckekeso es re.....kek.0.., t e goal -- 16/10: * Trinidad Petroleum 1L) 4 0 UP= 37 . 000 1 15 TrasaAgencrotAnAL 1 1 10g4a id 3 6,,0001 Ul. X L Co. et U. Carr. 6 par Ips 100,000 ID ITlLlintene of Uves.i. I 11 pen, 21 S w oad a unimit.Yeter. oo . all I I li Ur 64000 \9O IClatees6lllsrre ha . I 2 0 I *Os' ..- WOO 10 Ippper AI BUM TerfAm. 40 gati wee Pt 1 Ditto - 11 16 , _ 10,00 09 1 VaaDtersn's Wad lOO, 10 12 1 00.0( 0. iio overre.... nosore l Tha 1, 10 , 30 1141 s '8 0 0 . 000 ! * twesllndialPactheL(Ll II I 0 lipaa, ... __ PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Wittman, Original Birming ham gem. Stock, 72. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Anterern aid Rotterdam, Si. Dutch R-me)sh (1131. paid), 240 (1. Great Luxembourg. 1 Neater and Lisp, G us. 6 per cent., by the Belgits government, 19i. Si. halo (Limited) Gee. 7 Erg* Militias mai LutbalToBoslll. Di. 1 10.1 10,1 MA 7,1 111.1 78, 1 7q,1 100;0001 20,000 100,000 20,000 10,000 110,0001 •nrua ransoms. 100, all 111IrdisiblIk. Lower* et. 101 \ 8005.164.4 13 . 18 .4 6 p.0. 20 0 Do. P IRONS 606 SU Baas a Woe HMOS I 1161 DO. rf616161600 1.6 Be e ` d.. BriatAlGeiertab 6 66T cent. 18714-4 10 dal 4 dilsatersep.o.g 140 ,Ceps T. di DookOp. a. g. .11 Dooolasokip.oporra 100 'Baal Soap' go. 1 . • 109 ISA Imam ra. 0 do all Do. .1 liateoalon PA '44oad Trunk ot usaads 51 Do. trip. 11.1 d i o ., t ar i at . do. all D all o. rdoloand all Do Ord wed *took .. 01 Do. do. deterred 011 Do. Ea Twed. Stook . , all Do. 14 deferred NO emit Indian Peninsula 14 Do. gua. 6 per owl 1 6 Do. New do 10 616.11. of Lodi& 46 p. at rDo MI par sag. $ Do , all Gt Weaken of Canada ' 111 Do. New ...... —.. • • al D De . .a .c. dr L d P t 7l.l A Bl.l 1 Whin Brame, Waited 1411 Madras goon I p. oast. 10 *. do. l u. da 1 .... n Do. as d o 1 11 Do. PM IP , llelb. Corp. 6 pee e. lid oil Melt , . and Hobees's Doi 10 , 14.4.000.04 6 . 14 p.5. 190 Wads, gOl S Per aubt ISO \ Do. Dad 60....... II Do. do. do. 190 Do. Poojouo d 0...... 100 Do. Indus St Plot do. 18 GO 102 , 1 et a. ei t..2 ) 16 11 76 00 ri 100 00 Mt 101 103 101 143 104 . 105 fru 27 28 82 9 9 Gi 00 65 6 0 67 69 MI 6 2 66 60 40 66 314 322 30 31 22,2 165 19 60 2 29m 101 102 .... 104 1 - 7 171 3141 a 93 96 P 8 88 11 0 1 8 . 161 i 1 02 4 IS 96 ea 90 2TI 6"/1 681 .- - N OS la 10 1 101 192 101 102 i les 101 102 JOINT STOCK WM& 1 pd I eL striom BASIL& No. I St 1 . _ 60,0101 MI Ingra 111iikrowee(L. - 111. 0 alleao 0 10.000 10 0 ,611101011101-01400061 II 10,000 NO Do. Dined at 10 pa 11 100,000 90 . Anglo Austrian I 40,050 60 'Anglo lgyptlan Austrian) 11 10,000 60 'Anglo flatten (thented , U 11.100 20 ladatlollsak.Cor.newsh 1 10,00. IS , Australasia al 0,001 10 OEOO O artl6ololoabla al 10,0001 16 'Dank of tr . r . ..... 8000'100 , Bank el 111,0001 IS !Dank of OW° (Meted) 10,00 100 'Beak of 1100 01010 IL) 11 1 1111,000' 60 illenkefOlotoris,Audita ti 011,0 0 1: 10 ;Dank of Now lkalsod 44 60 'llanted's Dank (Limited N x.Olll 10 Draalllao&For0100000lL 0001 0 1 6ntith et Witornian (L 0 11 .000 0 'ltrltiolt N. 20202201 - 1 0,0001 10 N. Bk. Ind*Aus., China I LOOO 11 'Chart. Moo. of 'Dakar 1,000 100 !City 0,0001100 iColonlal LOOO 161 Com. Bank of Canada 1000 i 26 li 'oat. Dank of India, do 1,000 10 Cooaelldated Dank (L) 00000 "Occiemsnua I,ooo' loo . Do. New 1.4.000 60 Delhi and Landon 1.000 60 i saw Loudon ktnnitodl 1,000 00 ' E a stern Rechannel Lim) , /000 26 E ng lish' Joint Stook (L.) 11 1 .0 00 0 Ilog.deot&Anel.tliartrL al 1,000 10 1 'English and Swedish tl. IC 1,000 ID 1 European lisokalmited IA 1 1 001100 Ilbdaen.Clina&7ess.(l,) M 1,00 lOC I Do. issued at 2 pin- 11 I,ooo' 100 I Do. New 6.0 00 100 disports' Bonk . Malted 1r 6.000 10 DosswialOttootan ll 6,000 24 1 lowan al 6,000 161 Do. New 1 100 00 16 ,land Mort.BV India(L) 1 IMMO me i Lon. It le.o 110• ii lon, err. (1. 11 10,00110 foodon and 001110 ISAOII IC I Do iieie . - 1,000, 1 0 Lot don & IVver 10,000 1 961 Do. New, as. et le pas U 50,00, 10 Las. MBank of Aliatn. ag 30,0001 SO 'Lando° and Conoty N 7100001 60 London joint Stook._ 11 26,0001 10 Landmark 0011th Aldan & 6.0)0 1 10 WU. &9. Warners ILMa. 11 6,010 00 1 Do. do. New .... 0 6,0001 0 ;London& Veowasia (L.) U 60.0001100 Lew & Weenninetor .. 10.400,1011 IM...chant Hauk(Unii.).. 111 6,000!00 . Do. New 0,0001 60 Ilemsattio di lkohen.L ll 11,00100 Metro. & Roo. Murk (L 4,1661101 Do. de. 1,000, 100 Iliciland Doak (UOl 0001100 :National of Uverpool lO 10,000,100 I.Pme. 0 SWIM O2 0,1001 10 ' Do. 2nd and 30 twee 12 40,000' 60 National Rank IP 17,600 1 10 'New .oath Welds 0,0001 10 New Zealand (Wafted) 0,060 MI ;North Western 0,0001 DI (Moots' Rape nonyvra. 20,000' 20 Orient.Com.B.Liate o .o r 6,000 50, Do. do. lateN.F. 11,000' 10 • Do. do. lateF.C. 0,001 60 ,FroWn.Bansinguorp.( l . 7,210 1 CO i Do. do. 20,00.100 bovine. of Ireland 10,0001 10 Do. do 61,600; 10 (00.0.. ('o.os + s Dahl a 20,000 1 U tooth anstrella 17,361 : 00 stand. o 0 3.11. Africa 19,001110 1 Do. do. iss. 01190 ll Ikea 211 Onion el assiminee Man 10 Juno a 2 laden& (Um) 11 00.000 90 Onion of Limns. 1 ; - 11 1 30 31 il6 6 6 61 33, -. -AS S 4 2141 • 2 7 0g• UN 411114. roll and Wass Locus .1 tee . 12,0M1 Gleimmillriosta D 6 6,114110 Lonensa6a.( me se IS lealbisptos MAP launsir Cocconrclil 155 •• 1 I$J b 6 58 3 Te 4 22.10 tPa 5 pm 14l 14M 18 ILO Id (a 7 62 58 30 62 IN 142 1 dli 5 4 411 43 41 10 6 61 , c 5 1/1. I 10 / ldla 347 / 7 5 le M 11l /8 50 in see 48 50 441 ill oto no 115 16 41 43 :. xd i I ea :a -. 9 14114 o: 7 . 5 at 0; 9 lt 24par 1 2 :1, l' 11 204 tit • 0 6 •411 s 31 2241 i —... It 17 7: I 5 17 19 10 9 pm 10 51 10 51,4 , 15 3 i X 0 25 tt 9 ldls Per : it 14 ire -- 10 2 4 Pli .4 . w , psi. 6 Ari 16 18 pm 6 9 6 10 4 6 p 111 14 41 sa so 241 i io 79 90 79 > 16 60 61 69 1 NI lei 174 - 10 1 It. le I di' 128 i WI 100 ux pat 19 0 1 2016 10 par Ipm 10 0 4du •1 44 1 I kits Ow *VI ft 61 °vs 104 7 \ ldis Par 6 11 004 1 elks 11 ST , 11 0 N.B 0I 0 0 in Klei\ 6:, CT 1 1i lei, VON I 5 ill bi st, 54 31 4 3 4414 es 66 5 3 ;• I 56 I ea,ul 79i a 103 i I - .. I Gilfj 176.4 d 1141.19.11 MONEY MARKET,-(TE18 DAY•) Two o'CLocis. The stock markets to-day are generally steady, the amount of business being insufficient to influ ence prices to any material extent. The funds are unaltered ; in foreign bonds the variations are, merely fractional ; while two or three of the leading home railways have slightly improved. There is a partial recovery in the shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. The government broker has bought to-day 20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. The demand for discount to-day is not large, but there is no general disposition to take bills below 7 I par ant., the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange, short loans on English government securities are in somewhat increased demand, and the charge is higher, at 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68f r. 55c., showing a rise of sc. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, with dlr.,/ for money and 88 to 1, ex div., for the account Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money,B9l, ; ditto for account, 88/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871 I, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 871, 1, 1 ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; An nuities, 1885, 13 11-16; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 ; ditto Bonds, 135., 18a. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6e., 3s. dis. ; ditto, June, 10a., 7s. dia. Foreign stocks present very little variation. There is an improvement of per cent. in Spanish Passive and Certificate@ and Mexican, and a reduction of like amount in Greek and Turkish Consolidds. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 17 to ; Spanish Passive, 27/ to 281 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to / ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 1 prem. ; Turkish Consolidia, 46/ to 1 ; and Mexican, 25 to 261. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1865, 751 ; ditto scrip, 21, prem. ; Colom bian, 801 ; Danubian, for account, 741 ; Dutch Certificates, 941 ; Egyptian' 1864, 911 ; Greek for account, 171, 17 ; Mexican, for account, 26, 51, 6; ditto 1864, 241; New Gra nada, 151,15 ; Portuguese, 1856, for account, 461, 6 ; Russian, 1862, 891, 8/, ex div. ; Spanish Pas sive, for account, 28, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 751'; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 741,1, 5 ; ditto 1865, for account, 421, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 421. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures are in demand, and ha ve risen 1 per m, the present price being 811 to 821, ex div. 5.20 bonds are quoted 631 to 1. showing a decline of Erie Railway shares, 54/ to I ; and Illinois, 811 to I. International Financial shares are now quoted to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; Imperial M ercan tile, 2 9-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 3 13.16 to 16-16 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 4 to 41 prem. ; General Otto man, 21 to 1 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Com pany, 61 to 7 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 154 to 1. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 11 to 2 pre m. ; Bank of Turkey, If to 11 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; East and West India Junction Railway, 2 to 3 prem. ; and American Oil Wells Trading, 11 to 2 prom. Fona o'Cuicx. Consols are firm, at 89k, with div., for money, and 88 to 1, ex div., for the account. About 162,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced that the dividend warrant., due on the Ist of December next, on the Two per Cent. New Granada Bonds, and on the Old Active Bonds at Is. 6d. per 1001., and on the Deferred Bonds at Si. 4d. per 1001., will be payable on or after that day. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday, the 27th inst., a special settling day in the 181. inconvertible preference shares of the Midland Railway Company, which are to be marked in the official list. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,096/. over the corresponding week of last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 1,7911. A circular just issued by the Ottoman Financial Association (Limited) intimates that "as the nego tiations pending in reference to t o t p re "mai gamation of this company will not be sufficiently matured to justify their being explained to the meeting to be held on Tuesday next, the 21st inst., it is proposed that this meeting shall be held pro found only, and for the purposes of adournment, until Tuesday , the sth December, at 3 o clock p.m., at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street." A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the City of Moscow Gas C om p an y (Limited) by the 12th December. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Indian Tramway Company will be held on Wed nesday, the 29th instant. The first general meeting of the Bangparah Tea Company Estates of Assam (Limited) took place yesterday at the company's offices, St. Michael'e hone° Cornhill, when the dire ctors' report wits adopt/d. The numbers are published of various definitive certificates of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company, which will be sold on the sth December, unless tbe ninth instalment, making 181. called, is paid before that day. We are informed that the ship Lion has arrived at Falmouth, en route to Antwerp, with 1,100 tons of asphalt for the Trinidad Petroleum Company I (Limited). It appears that an interruption has taken place in the telegraphic communication between Bengazi and Alexandria, but there is a prospect of the damage being repaired in the course of the next two or three weeks. The annexed is from the monthly wine circular of Mr. F. W. Coseus : TIMM ill a steady general demand for most descriptions of wines and spirits suitable for home consuption. In tbe face of a favourable vintage speculators b old aloof, and prices are regulated by legitimate transactions only. The quantity of wane cleared for home use in the month of October at the port of London exceeds the total cleared in any one month sines January, 1861, when the re duced rate of duty first cams into operation. The price of brandy is well maintained, and the °peeing quotation far 1865 will probably rule 4d. to 6d. per galloa higher than was anticipated a few weeks niece. The i advice of the negro revolt in Jamaica has rendered holders of rum &user es to pries, but the stock is hoed is dim considerable, sod quotations for the moment aro without alteration. Total of wine cleared for home consumption s ad exported :-Ist January to 30th September 1863, 9,326.775 vinous ; let January to 30th Septembe;, Vidt, 10,140.029 gallons ; let Jannary to 30th September, 1965, 10,314,321 gallops Sherry—The quality of the " Moses of the present ( 1865) vinta g e is highly spoken of, and holders are not disposed to abate mulattoes as to price. s ' The exports from Cadiz are nearly 23,000 butte less than in 1864; the bonded stock in London is 5,741 butte less than at this period of 1864. On the other hand the damson foe home consumptive show the small increase of about 400 butte. There is a considerable quantify of defective wimp still held, upon which bankers and others have made advances ; this to some extest depreeiates the value of 1 gonad deecriptioes, bet while the legitimate demand for oonrumption remise as considerable so great effect is pro lured UPO, prise- --. Ifoirsav Emma Consols, which closed on Saturday at 871 to 88, ex div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at 88, and closed at 88 to 1. For money the last One was 891 to 1 with div. The official Cons business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. ols, for money, 89/, a ; ditto for savant, 88, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 4, 4 ; New Three per Capt.., 874,.4 • New Two-and-a-Half per Centt , 704 ; Bank Snick, 248, 249. • There was sca rcely any business in Indian i/o -vernment securities. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 61. to 2e. die., and the June 10s. to fis. die., showing no alteration. The foreign stock market was rather better. Spanish Passive Bonds opened firmly, rose to 284, but afterwards relapsed , and closed only 4 better than on Saturday, an improvement of like amount also taking place in the Certificates. There was likewise an advance of 4 per cent. in Brazilian Bonds of 1863, and Russian Old !Nye per Cents., 1 in Peruvian of 1862, and 4 in Turkish Consoliebis and Bonds of 1862. Mexican Old Bonds closed at Saturday's prima, a slight tendency to improve ' went, which was observable at one period of the day, being checked by a rumour circulated at the close that the French minister is about to quit Washington. It is scarcely necessary to observe that this report is greatly in need of confirmation. As regards Egyptian Bonds, the first loan was flat, but there was an improvement in that of 1864. As regards American securities, the chief feature was a rise of nearly one dollar in Erie Railway shares, consequent upon orders to buy from New York. Illinois Central shares and Great Western Debentures were also rather better. The 5-20 Bonds closed at 634 to 4, as div. • Erie Railway shares, at 544 to eat Illinois oenteal, at 814 to 4; Atlantic and G Western Railway Debentures, at 81 to 82 ex di , . ; ditto, Small Bonds, at 824 to 834 ex div. and the Erie Railway Loan at par to 4 prem. MINIIB.--(THIS DLIJ Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, the impression that peace maw. t a ke place err long between Spain and Chili, through the intervention of England and other pores, having tended to restrict fresh business. Ohiverton, West Chiverton, and Clifford Amalga mated have declined. Some of the present quota tions are as follows : North Roskear, 17 to 18 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 23 to 21 ; Chiverton, 94 to f; West Chiverton, 77t to 824 • Great Busy, 4 to t • Great North Downs, 20 to t ; East Own Bred;, Oto i; Ohiverton Moor, 6 to t ; North Treskerby, 2ft to i Grambler and St. Aubyn, sto 6 ; East Lovell, 15 tot ; and East Caradon, 10 to t . Cape Copper shame have again declined, and Fortuna and Froutino and Bolivia exhibit a droop ing tendency. St. John del Rey are steady. oMMIIRCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) ($1 1111.17111/0 AND 11111TWATIONLL TILIGI6.IIO (MOW ona own oonnerannawr) CorroN.—Tbe market vary quisA Sales about 5,000 - . bs COEN. —The market fairly attended. Wheat slow ale, and 2d. psi coital lower. Flour fully 6d. lower, and in moderate ragwort. Indian corn offered freely at 30s. to 31s. Beans steady. Cats ld. per bushel, and oatmeal 6d. per load lower. 1111101140-LANIL—CYBDII DAY.) SCOAIL—The market hos opened very flatly, and except British West India, ao sales of importance reported. Be hind, prices ore without material ohamm,but the demand is very limited. Curran.—The market continues ray firm. Tea. —A fair business is doing by private contract, at full rates. Kim is doll of sale, at previous rates. &ICUS. —A limited general busmess is doing at previous P rima ROIL —3O puncheons of Leeward , sold at ls. 7d. proof. SALITZI22.-900 bags of Bengal, refraction 4f to 3f, sold at 255. oath. Clahmult.-I,6ooeye of common quality sold at 20s. 6d. to 215., bun firm pti ay Corros.—Limited sales only are r eported, at prices in favour of buyers. JOT& —Busmen; is doing at steady prime. Barr. — fit. Peamsburg alias firm at 341. TALLOW MARKST.—(THIB DAY.) The market is firm at the following Vim: —Town tallow, 51a. 9d. ;Petersburg Y.O. ou the spot, 50e. ; January to Marsh, 51s. ; Ranh. 5216 --- ... , SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jones Bestow mares trade slow at the fol lowing prima i—Prlene meadow hay, 90a. to 100 e. ; superior ditto, 106 e. to Mu ; rowan, 60.. to 1 2 0 e0 clover, old, 100 s. to 1365. ; clitto;ssoond out, 100 2 . to 2. ; straw, 30s. to 40a. PROVINCIAL BEARS MARKET& --- litlearoce., Nov. 20.-811si tansy: Meat Western.= London and Nolan Westeen. 1261 5 1 I,—Mmarbatiar. and Lincoln, 61 8n —Metropolitan. libl I }-11Ildlend,_ 126 0 13 Worth Eastern, York, 10,4--gontli FeMma. 76 i 1 1 of Canada, 271—Orest itrentern ot Canada. 17 1 — Brie, 66i-1111nois Centre!, 821 8 11—United States 5.20 Bonds WI — Dutch Ithealek 8 11-16—Lniance Bank of London and Liverpool Mimited), 61 W —Eastern Etchings Bank United), 13-16 6. Liverpool Ilizine'Credit (Limited). isp.—Nercantile and Melange Bank Formd „ ii d. —Albion linens (limited), Id. —British and Foreign Marine (limited), n p.—Nantime Insurance (Limited), I d.—Quese Insurance, 1 6-16 p.—Union Marine (Limited), 1 p.—Atrican Merchants, 11-16 p —Atianli , Tele graph 110 t per Cent.. 11—Flintatilre OM 61 id aad n d —Liver pool Etaangs, 1611—NaMoall Mena (Limited), 11 6-16 1 sl6l $46 d. PRESENTATION Or A PASTORAL STArr TO THE BISHOP Or CIUeNESITISL —We read is Wheatly on the Common Prayer Book, that the Pastoral Sta. (Fectuns Pontitictunt) is peeulim to the Bishop alone, but expressly ordered to be used by him, as an ensign of his offloe, at all public admisia trations. It wu made in the shape of a shepherd's crook, and wee for many ages, even till after the reformation devote me stonily given to the bishop at his °onomastics, to that he was then constituted a shepherd over the flock of Christ. We have observed that on two public administrations at the openiog of the toe chapelJoho's College, Iflurstpierpoiat, and again at the re-opecing of Horsham Church, perhaps now the finest in the diocese, the pastoral etaff, which was carried before the bishop, by one of his lordship's chaplaies, was only made of wood, and we us sot, therefore, surprised that the clergy in the diocese of Chi chester should feel it their duty and privilege to present in the present or nth to their venerable sod much loved bishop a silver pastoral staff, to be carried ie future on all public administrations before the bishop by one of his lordship's chaplains. —Surrey Standard. GREAT AIIaTEOR FOOT RACE FOR 4001. —Pro bably the most import amateur pedestrias contest ever decided in the vicinity of this city (s at fa re as t yal O he large k s um at issue was concersed), came off at Roa afternoon. in Park•grounds, Newton-heath yesterday the presence of upwards of 2.500 spectators. So much interest attached to the event in Chester, t h ee a special train ran from that city to Manchester n fseenooo. The stipulated distance of the race was 200 yards, for 2001. amide, and the competitors were Mr. John Ellie, of Cheater, and Me. John Hitcher, of Manchester. Each ama teur had bees trained f or the event by a proferniosal pedestrian, Mr. Ellis Wine been pnnsred at Maxtor), near Wrexham, and Mr. Hitches at Bollingion. Cheshire. Prior to the day of the rase the stakes had bees drily deposited in the heads of Mr. Lockwood, of Chester. and Mr. Samuel Lewis, of Cotebrook, near Tarporley, was mutually agreed upon to fill the office of referee. The pedestrians had arranged to start by pistol ! Mr. Melling, of Newton-by-Frodshern, giving the lama, and either Istria, the mark before it was fired was to be placed one yard back. The eompetitors bad contended against each other at the Cheerer athletic sports lated st year, when, in a race of 100 yenta, Mr. Ellis defea Mr. [Lichee by a yard. Mr. Mitchell, however, was the favourite yesterday, the betting opened at 6 to 4, and Mr. Ellis closed et 4to I cmhim. On the signal being given , a capital start w as effected, but Mr. Hitches sh owed in frost before they had MO • dorm yard. moon afterwards closely approached him. and for a short distance the race beeause an later...tie; one. About half way, however, Mr. Hitches quitted his moment, after wards bed the (meet in hand, and won very seedy at the finish by five yards. Time, 21i mooed& —The winner com pleted his 21st year is August het, be steeds sft. Oio.„ and his weight ia about lOst. Mr. Ellis is also In his 2 41b. year, his height L Vt. his ~ end his weight yesterday wa S et. —Afanchester Osardian. Tan WHALE IS PETZEREY BAY.—The number of persons whommberer' to me the" probable the deep ° is almost alible, sad it is that Dever before have ma marl perams visited Pommel sluice ie me week as daring that just past. On Friday the OWS•r• had a narrow escape of losing m e whale. and bad to Weir •ph to Hastings for help. It may well be said that the Ma is &lag up its dead, for in addition to the whale Mier. are four beasts and seven sheep ashore in the district of the beroagh al flutings. Information was east to the Wilmette of the district. who rave orders thr being buried, end reported the UM to the Towsto sleek el Heetiess. On Satur day the gee wee as smooth es pond, end the weather Wag fill, the saved al persons at the Not was largo. The ordinary tram es well es two emission tribe from Hastinp, the Weer of 20 carriages, were dem* peered. Tie wears eallested eoesidereble sem. It is time the exhibities eased. u the body is bernsicog mast °festive.— &erre, Maseinrd. ADIIIMAIST, Nov. N.—. Artois lieelesent F. F. Idartiot, to the Defense. —Sabi 17! -