The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SAT URDAY EVENING, NOVEMB ER 18, 1865. SPBEAD OF THE CDISTAT TLE PLAGUE IN THE FEN S. (From the Cambridge independent of to-day.) We last week reported that this disease had reached acme of the most important places within our circulation, since then we regret to announce that the pro gross of it has been so rapid, and the form in which it appeared so virulent , that it is now impossible to estimate what Ices may be sustained before its abate ment, or to what area it may extend. Is the parish of Willingham+ where at precast its ravages are most severely felt, there are et least 2,000 heed of stook kept, and from the contiguity of the h o inestalls, the infec tion has been freely imbibed. On the term of Mr. John I Norris 12 heed of stock have died ; and Mr. Edmund Gloom, whets cattle became isfected from their being depestrund is en adjoining Hold to Norris's farm, km a Icet 1 between 23 and 30 head. On Saturday lest there was ooseurrent appearance of the disease on the farms of Messrs. Frohmks, Few, Pylre, Osborne, Beddow, and Thoday, end since then it has reached several other home steads ; in fact, there is scarcely me where horned beasts are kept that can be said to be free from the infection. There have been frequent deaths, and the an i m als now down with a the disease are numerous—at least 150. Under the 2.- auspices of Mr. Bryant, of Cembridge, the homeopathic a• method of treatment has been perseveringly pursued, but ma the effect we ere sot in a position et present to announos, although the despondency of some who have applied it 25 would leave its to anticipate it has not fulfilled their 100 expectations. There appears no question that this 10 expectations. serious visitation to this place is trainable to three a calves bought et an suction at Peterborough shoot t n. the time of the large fair, a most suicidal gt. practi" which cannot be too strongly deprecated ; Bt. st. from what we hear elsewhere the disease has been props gated in other districts by animals purchased st the same male. At Foctlham nothing remains of the line herd of 30 " at COWS belOallig to Mrs. Sophia Film—death and the knife F A . have completely cleared them away. The same may be Bt. Hid of the sir bdoneri to Mr. Ooodohild. also of this Bt ,to whine wombs@ the dimes was fi rst introduced by S eh t. an Silkimal bought of a dealer. At Winwiek, in lint et - tag:shire, Mr. John FOftelletl• has had two deaths, end FA, of his herd are now ill and expected to et die. At Ramsey it has broken out in two herds, belonging Bt. to Mr. John Rose; . these had all been reared on his farm, tt. hat the disease bas in all probability been caught from the IL animals of Mr. Moulton, that have died two fields sway in 1 1 4 .• Werboys Fen ; three of lir. lime's have been killed by a: order of the inspector. The disease has also broken out the farm of Mr. Saunders, just over Forty-foot Bank, in the St. parish of Benwich. In the Runtiogdonshire perishes iv adjoining Peterborough, the disease still prevails, and LO lee without any appearance of diminution. too 54. Oxroansuisr.—Since our last publication we a rav ages o . &ay that thin direful disease is still extending its Y 6 ry in this county, and has broken out in fresh please BIN in th is locality, namely, at Binger and Margot —Oxford St• 84. Ch 7o nt it .a Ks e. au t e.—The cattle plague has this week ri s greatly extended in Yorkshire. The reports from the North Bt.St and East Ridings especially are of a discouraging nature. In and around 1 orb the disease has manifeeted itself in Ls n early every byre, and in some cases h as carried off the ; whole of thettle. In the three districts of the borough sa. of Leeds the re have this week been ten den —ids le st Mercury. Lascasuisr..—The inspectors of the Manchester e petty sessional division reported to the magistrates at a the New Bailey, on Thursday, the further extension of the a t . at, WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I r to. SATURDAY, NOVOIDRI 18, 8 L. . W. P. 1 S.W. • i &W. 2 ,t. W.S.W. 2 19 S.W. 6 5 W.S.W. 2 ) S.W. 6 ' - Is, 1). TS. W. 6.3. S R. 6 W. a N.W. W.N.W. 20.05 ' 501 \ \ 30.12 46 W.S.W. 1 30 , 08 49i W.B.W. 3 rill 4 4 7 .3 1 W.Z:W, 24 50.2 i42' N. 5032 5 0 W. 2 , 30.20 471 Z. 0 . 30.1045 N.W. I . 90.17 4e N.N.W. 2 . 30.15 42 W. 2 . 3.).04 46 N.N.W. 4 90 03 44 W.N.W. I 53.07 43 N.W. 3 6 W.N.W. 6 W. 6 1 W.N.W. 7 ' B w. 6I W. a 8. 6 N.W. 6 , 6.6. W. 8 B.B. W. 8 &S.W. 6 6.6. W. 6 N.W. ?it N.W. _ , _ jai 1 100 01 Norrassa 11011 DST. LOS 00•121. S. W. to S. and again 100 to W., varting trora los fresh to a gale, ra.n. st, WBrilsi. S.W. to N. strong, 20 squally. unsettled. St. 20 SouTzszA. As next above. St. St. SUNDAY. S.W. to N. W. and beck, fresh to strong, un tettkd. &S.W. to W.N.W., fresh to a gate, rain at times. W. to S., fresh to strong, a ith some rain. N.W. to &W., mode rate to strong. Wales, and adjs . 100 Northem = Stottand. Western=lreland, . 10 cencents.Southern=English Channel and hay ot away Eastern,,Eastward England and North Sea. St. St. ar. Lis. Similar to above. THE BANK RETURN OF THE WEEK.—The Bank r eturn is this week very favourable ; but two circumstances ~ have eonoteracted the effect which it would naturally have 4, , had upon the money market. Ist, the business doing has nt. been very large ; 2ndly, the foreign exchanges have become re weak. S om e silver is likely to g oo to the East ere see st ,—not an St. enor mous amount, but still me,—and there signs for the moment of a demand elsewhere. The remit, therefore. is that it is quite certain mosey will not be cheaper fora week or two to come. We do not expect it within that time to become dearer ; but further than that, iu so ~ chengiog a market sod with so many subtle moms at work i it is char:atanerte to prediet —Economist. so A GOOD HINT TO OTHER TowNs.—The inhabi- ,2 tants of Crantham have determined upon plantiag trees "L'': along some of the principal approachea to their t o . town. Fifty trees are to be planted immediately, to 11 , vica r with, and more will come in due time. The 30 vicar (the Rev. G. Maddieoo) attended by some of the a principal promoters of the *theme, planted the first tree IC last week at the beginning of the North Parade. The young trees, chiefly limes, are handsomely presented to the town by the Duke of Rutland and the Earl Brown low, and each tree is protected by a testelnlly shaped iron Is ' guard, furnished by public subscription. In the course of a 4 few years these trees will make Grantham o ne of the : ' prettiest towns in the Midland Countie s —Cambridge lode- , pendent. LISTENING AND QCESTIONING.—The two Napo leons have been alike remarkable fortheir tact in questioning and cross-questioniog those from whom they could derive C I had occasioe to compare notes with Mr. Cobden as to the reputation of the present Emperor for his supposed tsciturnity--a reputation he does not deserve. Th o ugh he wastes no words, he cannot properly he deemed a silent man. Be is certainly rather disposed to inquire than to give expression to his own opinion, acid his in quiries are singularly indicative of his sagacity and penetra tion into the aptitudes of those with whom he women. In this respect be forms a remarkable contrast with his -.— predecessor, Louis Phillippe, of b for talk was so The Science and Art prizes and certificates !resistible that it hr. been said of bun that in a movers'. lien of thirty minutes he Dever failed to abeorb twenty-nine awarded to the students of the Mascheeter Mechanics arid thresquerters. It was not uncommon for him to send Institution were presented last night, at a mooting held ac r d a person with a view to consult him on some special in the Lecture Hall of the Institutioo. Mr, O. Heywood subject, arell not to make the slightest reference to thatsubject presided on the eccentric, and an address was delivered by till the visitor received hie dismissal. I have listened to Me. Stansfeld, M.P. him pouring out a continuous stream of words—running from one language to auother--quoting Spanish, English, A WHALE CAST ASHORE IN PEVENsEY BAY.—On German (and even with the slang of each he had some sc. Monday, at about 11 p.m., duriog a string south-easterly quaintance), arid when the attempt was made either to [do, the carcase of a fine bull fish of the above kind was correct an error, or to supply an omission, "Mats, faire," — throw° upon th e beech at a spot distant from Eastbouroe he would reply, "Mau lenses mot parler—sou p l epto n about sere* miles, and from "lasting. about eight miles. drons,"—but there never was a revenir. Lord P It measured in length tigft.; in girth, 25ft. Gin.; in extreme was not only an acute inquirer, hei was a patient and en breadth of tail, 12ft. gin, his supposed that the death of I nouragiog listener, never taking offence or displaying um ths fish occurred in the Northern Ocean at lust a month Patience when his views were cont r overted' the John igße laud that it has been slowly wafted thence so the place Bowring in the Fortnightly Review. ttwhiehit landed. The Hon. Board of Admiralty and the TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. The traffic returns of sceporatn of Hastings both pat in a claire for the fish, and railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week at was so ld by public auction by the former (uoder protest i ending the I Itb of November, amounted on 12.299 miles, from the latter), on the 15th inst.. for the sum of 3sl. The Ito Gfig,3641., and for the corresponding week of 18 , 14 on purchasers were a company of fishermen resid in g at Hest- I 11,889 miles , to 6Z1.4751., showing an increase of 410 miles, lags and Eastbourne, who are making arrang ements for im• ' and en increase of 42,893 1 . The gross receipts on fourteen mediately cutting up the carcase an d reducing the blubber of the principal railways in the United Kiogdom amounted to oil before further decomposition (already in an advanced dage) prevents the process. , forrespd week of last year, on 8,4g3 miles, to 51g 012/., A -OL D " TowN` IN NEw ZEMAN D. —Bokilika ' showing an increase of 321) mins, and an increase of 33.8601. is ex t en di ng it ee lf. Its principal street. Russell-street, is The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,7cr.u.: on the about half a mile long, cad contains 264 buildings, e nchants Great Eastern to 2,1961. ; on the Great Southern tial and commodus places of business, where merchants ithd Western to 1,0171.; on the Great Western and tradesmen of il l classes exercise their daily duties. A to 1,2991.; on theLanceshire andTorkshire to 4,5491.; oa the traveller, w h os e letter appears in the Arciseit Examiner, London and North Western to 6,2691. • on the London Peso a few further fe we r t h a n statistics of this place. There and Brighton to 2,9301. ; on the London ' sod South us, it appears. no fewer than fifty-five hotels in Hokitika, Western. to 1,427/. • oil the titsicchester, Sheffield, and and t wo d anc i ng es l oons , b u t owing to a want of the fair sea Lincolns h ire . to 3,060). •on the Midland to 2,1691. ;oo the ss_partriers, these latter are not extensively patronised. North British, to 1.725/. ;on the North Eastern so 5,1501. ; " There are fifty-two stores, cementing of wholesale tear. and on. the South Eastern to I,49GL—total, 34.9911. But chants', drapers'. noon:wagers% commissinn sod shipping from this most be deducted 1,131/., the decrease on l imate. grocers', fruiterers', tec., etch and all apparently the Great Northero, leaving the increase as above, doing a thriving b us iness—so much so, that, owing to the 33,8601. The receipts on 60 other ling in the United late rushes to the Grey tad the Totara, many o f Kingdom amounted on 3,491 miles to 113.896 ; and for the wholesale men are completely cleseed out of stock. the corresponding week of lest year, on 3,401 miler, to The b u t c h er s i n thi s street are eight in number ; as a ge. 104,8631.. showing an increase of 90 miles, and of 9,033/. mini role they k ee p goo d meat end look particularly clean. The goods truffle on the 14 sytems of liDes bov t e-me3oB,nt76oned There are nine shoemakers , six blacksmiths , four Testae. amounted for the week to 330,9571- agains rants, three chemists, one portrait gallery, sever' bakers., showing an increase of 22,1853/ * Th. I NlN " gul ' Parcels ' two tinsmiths. four hairdressers, two sale yards, five toles- mails, tee., traffic en those lines amounted to 221,5151. counts, three banks—the New South Wal.m Bank of New against 209,8441. for the orwrespondieg period of 1864. i l l. Zeaand, and th e Union—none of them looking like a bank showing an increase of 11,6711. The total receipts for the at lln the same street there are two saddlers. two doe- past week show a decrease of 10. 430) .. et compared wi th ton, two haunters, four stationer!, three jewellers, two those of the preceding week, *adios the 4th inst. Raparbangers, two &scummier, two tent makers, two mil- On the 17th September the rare phenomenon that w ith one printing-office, end these, tog.- of a fall of hail was witnessed at Barbados. A similar LI . ith bout sixty tent* sod shanties , of varlone deserip- ocearreoce in that °noon was act within the memory of with i Alie :al" the whole of the buildings in this street. the oldest inbabitaet. It is recorded a• having happened aception of those situated is the camp reserve." st Martinique io the Tier 1721. It has averred twice in —New Zealand Sec:miner. . Jamaica within the list thirty years—Jamaica paper. Tese. The constable said be was informed by the adjutant that is was still a deserter. as he had serve ( ' a training. Yr. Nyman maid that may be, b at the question was whether the prisoner could be punished. On a reference being made to another clause it appeared Nat a deserter was liable to serve after the term of his sagegenteet for every year be was absent, whether he had been punished or not. Yr. Nyman said there wee a difficulty in his punishing the prisoner, for although he vas liable to serve for every year he was absent, yet under the 17th sod 18th Victoria, the information must be laid within the period of his engagement. If an ieformatiou had been laid before last year then be thought that the prisoner should have been punished. Ile remanded theprisouer, to allow the police to make inquiries at the Yfareffice to ascertain whether the difficulty had arisen be tae. The prisoner denied his liability to serve in the regiment as the ground that be afterwards enlisted in the militia of his comity, and that every county could claim its men men. Yr. Dayman pointed ant to him hie error, as the east want was voluntary. The prisoner was then locked up. --------- SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) _____._____ G.lHTri. m Two o'Oroas. I I : oo \ • i ~ The railway market is ajuiet to-day, with very , %sae . f e w transactions and prices generally show no I V" alteration comp ared with those last current yestor- , cui su day. The tone, howev er, is somewhat better. Loudon and North We stern stock is now La, quoted 1241; to i ; Great Western,. 611 to I :1 La to ; rllre dlan t22 t 012411. to ti,' Eastern , to an 97 4 .1 44 Great Eiltms, 461 ' to South Caledorlo 782 26fr t o , 1%1 1271 ; Metropolitan, 1342 to 1351 ; Londo ner and I le ( South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, to ' 6:1 to 127 ; ditto A, 147 to . \ 4 . 4 t.( Foreign and colonial railway securities are , •4 inactive, and prices unchanged. OILUINAILY swan AND STOCKS. lib .1 i_i___________ I P.An.wne. I ek t,. 4.1 iid ~a ~ l .w mums. Cambrian GaG. Gold. I clUvert.49 ailijord Antal Doc Q. Ow. itattalk ) .. Deakswalls .. .. IMP Smoot off) , last Candor', \.. Zaat Caru lima Batt Granville Earl oinnLLlce ButLova .: L W. Rummil (Tattita4l . ()rambler a St. Aubpii 4 Onnt lout (Waited) I . Great Routh Taloa ..1 Great Wheal Bury • • I Q. W.lca (lielttoa) .. trod Uoot alopion P?wa!•_•..!:2 : it 12 err 71 9 10 14 46 1170 000 1 1} 22 25 104 1 16* 101 HO Bristol sad nester 100 Cambrian all Dort and Bandon .11 Cornwall 00 CinbUn and lialtas4Jano 1 .11 Dondes,Parth.rnAbd.li all Bast London Scrip Oak 10 \ Do. and S. W atom I" =Lunt Ord. St 109 10, 1 1 00 •0 0.40,.., Do. N E. Nonhi.,3h Anst a llt Ateaddi , M fr o 100 e tzt g..-...v... 190 Do. New. Du at 20 pm 40 Do. ord. Del. Dlr. Stock 100 Ch. South & Wee.. an. ) IN area 'NAM ........ 109 Do.S6wer VsLOOLkO 106 Do. South W 914 0. •• • W. 9160.—Oztord 1011 Do. ISO Do. Duo. N=t. 1:00 000, Lan uebnf rcas d:co...itzu hlre and ea moww& g or s : cre :re ti 100 Do. Met. itateu.A6p.o. HO London& North Week.. 100 Londou&SontbWwiter c 100 14 ,Shet.,i4 Llneolneb 100 Mal l iopolMow .......... 7 D u o. rstersi Kew .... on ..... 4 all Metropolitan Astrid.. 10 Do. do. do. .. 100 lllMmul ............... 100 Do. ,LY share .... Do' BIM Deltbi . au gld lent ....• ...... 103 Ikea Bridal — _. 100 Do. 1141n.,P01 14 . 13 und 100 ill. /leWiem—Barwiet .. 1:1 Ds. 0. X. L. 1M0... Da Uedi .. '' ...... 100 Ds. Clieltie .•—• • • • ell 1/.24 90 ,011 • 406 / 1100 * IS Dl. do. 1116646.... 16 Dr. 611. 119904 1 . •• • 109 North Landes Dore. i ta i t h . 100 Wth t ail N. & 0. Western true 100 Iroottisb Central 100 Scottish N.M. Abar,ll6o 1100 111044104 Indiana .. • • Chalon 100 11011 2 01 er vc . 100 ' lona Eastern • .. •• . IC* 1 womagimoso. \ 100 Taff Vale S I Do. 0 ........ —. • 100 , Vale of Kra hitalaul tabw I `Waterloo siaomi a wa W ........ 1 ---- .. =4 (Uny Leant) , 1 Valley . a etwyndy Iron Ore 1 New Solon North Roskear . -... N. Wh. 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E l 11.1.015 , 96 14.7.e5t00d tAtLoaniL. 1 1 5 .0 00 10 '..iortherttAammT a m (l..l, 26,000 10 Do. B ........ 1 187,1761. elN.BriaAnatre/mlan,l4 r 97,000 60 I N.l3rat.,Bl. l erran.l n . !L 10MA 10 IN owaosg Testl.lmlted, 40. 000 96 ,Ooaui SI Vlllll ;11011M. KM 60 !Orteatallftnanotel(Lim 1 So.** 5 10yleata ems (Limited) I a 30.000 6 i Do. Yew....... 40.000 10 °Orient.lnlandSteaML I 25 . 050 10 1oua 1 • st othiandlovoot, 11.500 20 Ottoman Company (141 10.000 60 !ottoman Innandal iL.II 1 19,000 6 IGt.tornan Ota 11. 17 aitwIP 5 100.000 60 Oyerend,Otuney,Co.(L 1 57,100 10 ,Panr.tuart.. 4 .J 1 . 410 . 010.., .0.214 g Do. do • ....... • 25. 000 10 1 Do. Von... 50. 1 .‘ 1,11)1 St. Peel Itle.Land&lLM.;L )'ll 10,0 00 60 Peal:MOW 6 0. Swam I 20,000 60 I Do. So. New.. 1 17, 000 19 i•enebrads L. 8.. 114 1 -.1 10.000 SO ,ILLyanney Iron ........ , • • 10,000 11 . Do. Now ............. 1 13,838 SS alo J. my Improv. (1.0 1 • 20,161 St • Ditto dlho ••• .. ....1 1 ' 90,000 25 'Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim.) al 16,000 100 Royal Bali Roam ....1 * 1100,0001. It. ,COL.AltaLra. luvest. (Lill)! WO* 60 •amith, EnlghtotCo.(l...! la 0).002l 10 'Ao,..annera..P a r yotet 1 11 14 10,0 0 % 60 S. African IL & In. (L.; l 1 1000 26 nouth Australian Lou& al 1110,000 L St. ;SabinarlZlO Te 100211141-1101 .... 1 : 00. SC.XII) ........ .. el 07.600 10 lel.o nastrucAlLain.(l. 11 100.000' 10 1 Ib•tmeal‘lereey 1.4.(L; 1 7,6001 10 'rrhaiitd Petroleum (1.) . 97,600, 10 ItrusticAgeneyotAus.L 51.00(1 10 t. en L. uo. et u.c.....u. 100,0001 9 0 l'o.llarine of L lver.(L. 80,0001 1 llnltelK-TMetCO.(7..) 51 /0,000, fo 17nivers. 1 t trine Ino.ll. 15,000 1 , 10 [ - war / i onTm(Lim. 16,0001 10 \ 'Ditto .. ............ 0 10,6901 SO VanDlamen'sLaad... 1 10. 000 ! 60 Warrant lria.aavrrit.im.ll I 10.00), 60 7‘ tu t Inds&PantticS.(Ll 1 -- Ne7l ll . loi~eestisl et tlo,Cite, 418.0 00 . et MA* St tOUVIS at. IMMO lit I War, a s t ' sa Aisti ea O 6 7-— F S .0 3 2 die I 6re .1 t 5 4 5 lei \ Do 1 2li . 4 4 Li 3 1 43. 511820 id R Oil IL 11 22 23 al ao 22 0 Il i IN 142 f f IdL 03 5 4 tn. ({ 43 66 5 6i %on Idle ,ar Idle par 1 dts 48 60 55 ILO 442 48 50 1111 113 .- 41 43 sco t 6 7 40 oith 3 pa 12 •es 2011 20 20 20 1116 16 67 p. Idl6 p. f: — .71 16 l ids 61 )18 10 2 pm 222 vs: w it 16 N 10 I 3 4p, 14 26 r?, 60l 79 80 ,04 L 6 lao 61 s°l M, 1 17i 1 1 Oi its til Opdi. L2f 31`" 20°,9 : 10 1 .8 100 Is + 2p® por fpm b 4 414 Si lei 201. t u 7 9P. ai 1 at 64 1 • 2114 I'm 1 2 1 41 60 7 1664 Par 14 Wu 4 I 2 1 di' 261 tidls 101 24il 0 6 Si 86 all 4 lau 6 SS SI De Rills - 7 5Ms LSI ' j 646 Sid& • SS SS 634 ES SO 99 SS es los es es 96 9 8 96 96 9699 90u 10e 111 11.. 0. 4 0.0 2 0.11 5 0.01 2 0.61 3 0.3.44 9.20 1 0.1 3 :\ 2 0,15 3 e 0. 4 • 0.33 1 b 0.27 - 0.20, 2 • or iag is ayard, and saw the boy on the SLOWS with I e a but his shit t. lt was a oold damp night, end 1 "17 0 , ass shivering and eying. The defeant was tle los t h. d o wny, and when asked it she you'd take gee said that was her business. I"oc.es ta bl e Wheeler, 204 Y, said that on the i so of the 10th, at a quarter -peat 2, the defendant's 1,"-f-siblooght to the polka station. He had nothing oa kiti shill and • coat that ooe of the neighbours lent Se took the boy to the defendant* but she would rooks is, sad he then took him to the Sc Penman 'fathom °. •,,hoiergaust George Parry, 14 Y, said at 9 o'clock o n of the 10th he called as the defendant to tell be oat her son was in the workhouse- She made use of t o l iterate, sad thew did not cam She was then s ad !W there her daughter brought her yet,gio. .11e had been frequently ogled to the ;r e d o es shop in consequence of her drunken, dissipated b' Irish wall, who appeared to have considerably int. is his a ppearance, Mire he had been in the work that&posed his mother wee in the habit of getting end ill•usiog him. On the oth of November 1 0 pother turned him into the streets and would not let Wh e n he wee taken in on the 10th his mother lot him sad turned h im into the yard. After that he wa s to bed, acid at about 2 ' oat of bed into the clock in the morningyerd she .api b ea t him and turned him ;oatallowing him to put on his clothes. Iv &feeds:it said this chap was tramped up out of b oy a l spite ar een byt her neighbour and thatto i be imt was allprisoned false. se. Ne enoed the defendant o f cot to h a rd labour in the House of Correction for two pleader mosth• He would not inflict a fine. m a defendant was removed from the dock 'eying she did seat A DISHONCST BARHAM. Slim Siedent a well dressed young women , a barmaid in , = l l Mem& Spies and Pond, liesnsed victualko s th tel est contractors. was charged before Mr. Barker ..&& moiling from the tefreshment room at the Fateingdon. t ad Italica of the Metropolitan Railway, some marked os sy. Mr. L. Lewis appeared for the prosecution, and g r . earth for the defeat* The evidence went to show that the primmer bad been in o w e m pl o y of the prosecutors dof for • short time, der, Att eau to the knowledge Mr. Dubach, the b....spected her of robblag the ti". In coassoueace he meted with Knowles and Hollo it way, of rai th d e G di v a . i i" sa d seine silver being marked. was to the and her duty pr'acur for some Weedythe till. and other articles, gel to pace in Whea the till was stemmed, • marked florin and a narked shilling were m i x ed. Kheo the prisoner left the bar she was f ad ne seen to pus the marked florin in the purchase of • N all publicetion, and on the polies going to her room and Marto look at her money, they found the other missing naked coin. She was then giver) into custody, and she tbei aid it was her fret offence, and that Ma hoped Mr. poach would not press the sharp agaiest her. The prose atm Patin about 159 humid& this weld sot be done, a Than Spiers and Pond wished en example to be made sad it was fur ther stated that the prisoner had robbed then; to & law extent. The prisoner, for some time previous to wig Wren into custody, used to have • young fellow oonie ray day to the bar to see her, and there could be no bt from what me under observation of the de doew:tam that he at need to receiv the e part of the prisone.'s Omar. sod when at the poliee station the prisoner said ant hal it sot been for lam she should not have been gala el robbery. Mr. Beath said thee pr would plead guilty, and be toped that u this was her first it e lf and as she would , irse her character, which was of itself a great punishment' i as eight _be Isaieutly dealt with. 1 111 r. Barker said the prisoner bedlam guilty of a gross , lush of Mut, and sentenced her to be impris ford and I opt to hard labour in the House of Correction three I *leader months. The prisoner, who was in tears, was then removed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ! MalneTlM CHAD.—THE niDoSTHILL SCHOOLS .tCT. Mr. Lumley, the clerk of the Newport Market Refuge, 1 Mudd before Mr. Yardley. with a little girl about ten alma Bp, with the view of getting her into some Indus. ant school' Mr. Lumley said the child bad tan shout is street begging, and had been under the care of the Awe for shout a month, but he was anxious that she eald be sent to some permanent plate, the refuge being sly a nightly one. If be took her to the workhouse she scold be admitted to the casual ward and turned out in the norm:. Mr. Yardley said he did not think any perish would do sch a thing under the circumstances. Ir. Lumley said be knew • case where a little boy was "knitted to the casual ward of • workhouse and turned out three consecutive mornings. Mr. Yardley said there were certain persons called guar- ,roes of the poor, and if what the applicant stated was the ass it wes a strange way of showing their guardianship. la answer to Mr. Yardley the child said her mother was lead, and her father h ad g one away. She hid begged in the streets for five months, and bad slept under the p yrch d Bt. Martin's Church. Another girl took her to the Mr. 'Yardley having referred to the act (which gives • modiste power to send children apparently under the le of 14 who may be brought before him, having t ten toad is the streets receiving alms, or there for the pur ges, or who may be found wandering about without any km% to an industrial school, for such periods as be may kirk fit for their education and training), said hecconsidered the child came within the meaning of the act, and made a order for her admission to the Industrial School, Sloane- And, for five years. WANDSWORTH. SINGULAR QUESTION UNDUE THE MILITIA ACT. RtepCien Wells, • chimney sweep, who wore his bunions dries, was placed in the dock on • charge of being a de outer from the 3rd Regiment of Light Infantry of Middle n: Militia. Polieseonstable 84 V, said that in the beginnin o f f A g . . last be mitred a description of the prisoner, wh 6d previously been living in Wimbledon, as • deserter, but is did not see him until last night, when he took him into custody. The prisoner was enlisted on the 9th of Nevem ter, 1858, and deserted th e training in July, 1859. lie ti enrolled for five years. Mr. Diurnal), on referring to the act, said the informa tion may be laid any time within the pericd of his engage neat. If he enlisted in 1858 his time would be up last N•lni ...... Lberdeen . • kraroseeo... , Gr •Aerthillv• lOW • • L iverpool goilhese... • .. t:ottont...• Plymouth Woououth.. Portsmouth.. licarboroust I 11 ", 1 d! ••:• oh 23 10. i 2 C 3 H~olaod,. ---------- Cents. Reduced, 87 i , t,t ; New Three per Cents., 87g, }, I, t ; B ac k Stocui . , 243 • India Bond paper, 178. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enf ' aced " rupee 1 The government broker purchased to-day 20,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the Sinking Fund. Indian government securities were quiet. The March Excheq Bills were unaltered, at fie. to 2s. dia., but the uer June declined Ls. to 25., closing at 108. to se. dis. Foreign stocks were decidedly depressed, owing partly to sales on Dutch account. Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds fell aliont 1 per cent, Mexican, Greek Coupons, Spanish Deferred acenW.t. Certificates, i, and Brazilian scri p t per Turkish stocks were likewise weaker, the loans el 1854 and 1865, as well as the Consolidds , fallin g } per cent., and that of 1862, t. London Financial shares declined 7s. 61 , and International Financial were Bat. The shares of the other financial companies closed at yesterday's quotations. The closing quotations were m. as follows: International Financial, 1 to i pre : General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 p rem. ; London Financial, 6} to a prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2} te tprem. ; Credit Fourier and Mobilier, 3t to i prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto New, 3,t to t press. National Discount shares were last quoted 11 to A prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 1t to I,} dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} to it ; Egyptian Trading, 1. to oi dia., ex div. ; Ott oman Socidtif Giuffra., 4 to }prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph of 8 cent. Preference, 24 to t. The shares percent , Gurney, and Co. have experienced a fresh decline,dcin closing at 6} to 7 prem. It is evident that rise in these shares has induced sales by a number of holders who bought for investment, and who are doubtless watching their opportunity to repurchase. Atlantic Telegraph Preference Bombay Gas, Eastern Assam Tea, Upper Assam Tea, Warrant Finance, and Otago and Southland Investment shares, were all weaker, while Canada Land, Eng lish and Australian Copper and National Provincial Marine improved. The shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited) rose 10s., closing at t to It prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cues nominal) quota dons for shares in new undertakings are as follow: P en nsylvania Oil Lands, 2} to 31 1 prem.; Alhambra Company,'} to li prem. ; Ismit Forest, 1 to la prem.; St. Saviour's NV hart, 1 to 2 prem. ;TyneEngineeruig , 2to 3 prem. ; Real Estate, 3 to 4 prem. ; Lees wood Main Coal, do., par to 1 prem. ; awl Import and Export Provision, i to 1 prem. ____—.-----. MINES.-effilB DAYJ EMS-PAST Two o'Cuics. Consols are fractionally lower, at 891, with div., for money, and 871 to 88, ex die., for the account. At the Bank, yesterday, 54,000/. in gold was sent in, this being apparently a somewhat exceptional operation, while 11,000/. was withdrawn for expor tation. The Holmsdale has arrived from Melbourne with 428,000/. in gold, which will reach London to-day. The Pera, from Alexandria, has brought 60,0001. The arrivals of specie on Thursday and yesterday have thus reached 954,0001., but the whole of this enormous amount is expected to be sent away. Some withdrawals from ash the the fr thnk are also not unlikely , in consequence of decliue yesterday in the continental exclumges. A further unfavourable movement took place yes terday afternoon in the foreign exchanges, espe cially as regards the rates for bills on Paris. Sub- I joined is the usual list : ussisadass, 3 mouths, 12.11 to 2 • ditto , 3 days. ILI7I A , t 18 1 • Rotterdam. 3 menthe, 12.11 to 2; Antwerp, 3 • meow; 25.521 to 55 ; Headman, ma bane°, 3 months, 13.91 to >!: Pars, 3 days, 25.10 to 15; ditto. 3 months, Z. 45 to 50; FrinkbXl-00410•XliDD, 3 months, 1211 to Petersburg, per rouble. 3 months, 301 to 13 Vienna, eft.do., 3 months, 11.121 11.121 to 171; lladrul, S !months, 471 to ; Codis, 3 mouths, 48 to ; Leghorn. 3 mouths, 25.41 t 065 ; Gaon, 3 months, 25.621 to 65 ; Midas, 3 mouths, 25.621 to 65 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.621 to 65; Palermo, 3 months, 25.621 to Gi ; Morena, 3 mouths, 25.621 to 65; Lisbon, 1,6 days, 511 to ; Oporto, 90 days „ 51 1 t o 1. The silver market is rather quieter at the dbi moment, with fewer transactions, further advice& from the East being awaited. Subjoined is a list of the rates of discount now current on the Continent, viz. :—At ParTuis, rin 4i, 6 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 1 : Hamburg, 6i Ams t er dam, 6 ; Berlin, 7 Brunelle, 5 1 ; S t . me Petersourg, 6 ; and Fraukfort, 51. The rates abroad are thus shown to be still below n , though D OW approximating in some cases more early to, those current here. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, according to a notific ation j ust issued, the have this day " created fur ther share capital, for general mimeses of the compa n y , to the extent of 2,000,0001 , in 100,000 shares of 201. each, bearing guaranteed interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. These shares will be alloted to the pro prietors of stock and shares registered in the books of this company on the 30th day of November instant, rateably in proportion to the amount of their holdings." Under the auspices of the Ottoman Company Bank (Limited), the prospect us is issued of the of Turkey (Limit ed), which proposes to raise a capital of 1,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 501. 1 each, but with a first issue of 10,000 shares. The prospectus recites that "this company is formed'. at the express 'elicitation of merchants and others engaged in trading and monetary operations' in the Ottoman empire," and reference is made to the statistics of Turkish act tra that de and shipping , as well as to the f there is now only one bank in Turkey, in order to prove that there is room for the proposed new es t a blishment. The O ttoman Company confining itself to mercantile and the Bank of Tu the t wo e to f i nanc i a l business, it is proposed that eouipauies shall mutually co-operate. It is a tinctive feature in this undertaking that the articles of association, instead of being interred in some solicitor's office, are circulated with the pro some solicitors The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7031. oveT last year. The traffic of the Cape Town Railway sod Dock Company for the month of September, on 63 miles open, was 3,2711 We are requested to state that the share list of the Real Estate Company (Limivad) c l ose s on Monday next for the country. Two o'CLocir. The mining market is firm, and the amount of business going forward is considerably above that usually negotiated on a Saturday. East Corn Brea shares are now quoted Gi to ; North Treskerby, 34 to ; East Lovell, Isk to ; Clifford Amalgamated, 24i to 251 ; Wheal Set ; t to 210 ; Camborne Veen. 15s. to 17a. 6d.; East Caradon, to to ; Great Vor, 95t to ; Prince of Walla, 6e. to 6s. ; Grumbler and St. Aubyn, 74 to ; Ding Dong, to 144 ; and West Caradon, 12 to it. Foreign and colonial mining abases are inquired for, but prices exhibit no variation of imp rtanoce. Th e subjoined weekly report on the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mena. von Dadelszen and North : We have to report g reat excitement is capper, while is other metals an average &mown of business has bale dons, and prim have bees well maintained. Iron. — There is me change in the position of Welsh or Stsffordshire iros, the demand is good, awl prime have if asythieg as upward tendesay. Scotch pig iron las bees firm at 56a. es& Copper.—ln omesquorros of the declaration of war bri- Urns Spain and Chili, and the cessequent blockade of ties enthral ports, the smelters advanced the min of &DOM manufactured and raw 104 par ton on the 15th sod 101. per ton on the 16th, making present quotatioas as follows :—/daoufactured, 1211. ; best select, U9L ; mad tough the oaks and ingot. 1161. A yen IMP business has been done in second hand lota, which. offer touch uncles smelters' prices. In foreign a very large business has bean done. At present we quote Kapunds, Burrs, and Wallaroo. from 110/. to 1101.; Spaniel), 1051.; Chili, nosed, 105/. to 1071. ; bars. 961. to 1001. The market is so excited that it is almost impossible to give exact quonationa, as they vary from hour to hour. Tin—No change to report ; the market is quiet bat steady ; Stnits, 951. carob, and 961. 10s. to 97/. with full prompt and afloat ; Same, 901. 10s. to 971. The Dot* market is steady at 57t ; Snit& tin in good dennad. Tice Plated—Makers are very firm and well supplied with orders, but second hand panels are outer to boy. Lead bus further advanced 51. per toe, and for good soft English 201. 15s. to 211. is sow demanded. Spotter—,bout 100 tone have changed hoods at 21/. 10s. on the spot here ; the same price is paid here f o r commo n in ontports, sad for —led breads 2 11 . 15 r. t o 224 per ois asked. COMMERCIAL AND AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT sLwantiO Lin) nrriamartotmt. =sows.) (FROM OUR ow:t oottassrosiwr.) • market rather brisker, sr yesterday's rates. Wes Tb 10,000 halm. Bissaulattoa wad axpott 6,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Towns tallow is quoted met cosh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 49e. ; Ckto bsr to December, 49 5. ; Demmbar, 495. 6d.; January lisp. o sot. 6d. ; Such, 511. 6d. to 52a T AVelkOßlL—Tows tallow, 6 4 5. 3d. ; td bf MARKE ditto, 2s. ; yellow Burris, 51s. 3d. ; melted 41s. 6d. ; rough ditto, :US. tkl. ; grams, 20s. ; good dregs. 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. -(THIS D &Y.) Mr. Charles .Tasses rearm rep:cid tat& at tho fel. dittos prices :—Prais meadow hay, 90s. to 100 e. ; superior ditto, 10fis. 115 s. ; rowee, 60s. to 100 s. ; clover old, 100 e. to 136 e. ; ditto, sewed cut, 100 e. to 120 s. stra w , 30e. Ito 40e. COVENT GA RDEN. --(TR IS DAT.) For vegetables and fruit of good quality there is at present a fair demand. Pears still consitt chiefly of Maria Louise, Ducheme d'Angouleme, Beane Diel, and Van Noes Leon le Clem. Pioe-apples are more plentiful than they were last week. Grapes, it will be sees. have slightly advanmd in pries. sect filberts continue scare& Potatoes of good quality are plentifuL Freach saparegus centimes to make Its appeamoand sells readily at high prices. Flowers chiefly consist menhids, heaths, ougnonetto, chrys anthemums, Chinese pas. sod roses. PSOIT. Pine apples, per lb. es to Be rranges, per lee, Sa tea Grapes, per lb Os to de Lemma, per 100, tit toils Melons, each. 3s to ea Note, con, per 1001 U, 1935 to 136 i Plums, per gout, ed warn, per bushel, les Apples, per sieve. ts to es Almonds, do.. 115 a to 005 POSTS. Per sieve, 2+43,1 to 44 ed TWAT/ Cabbages, perdoz ,Is Od tolled dee Kale, per punnet, 3s 6.1 to is Potatoes, York Regents, pan ton, 60e to 1105 Rocas, do., tra to 63a \ Flakes. nos to 100 s „ do. Kidneys, is tol^lo per cwt. Carrots, per bands, ed to 6d Turnips, par bunch, ed to ed Celery, per bundle, Is to le ed :ABLILL 1 Cucumbers. Sd to fkl Peet, pee doz.. Is rol to la Shallow per lb., ad 1 Garlic. per lb.. b 1 lettuces, per doe., Is Od Bodies, per !wore. Is to 2204 Artichokes, p. doz., es to 0. Horseradish, p. bubch, Is %oda Ilushroonts,p.pott., Is to 2a Si IParsley, per doz. hu e. . 2$ toes Rats, per bands, Id PROrrNcuz SMARR MARKETS. LiTearool., Nov. 17.-aales today : Crest W es tern. 61; }- Lancashire and Yorksitre, IV; I - London ant North Westereld n. 1744 1-Ditto Shropshire Union, 61.-Manch. , ster, She. and Lincoln. GO -Metropolitan. 12.61 ;6 - and. 126- 6uuth Eastern, 781- 61 ffalo and Inks boron. 6 3•16-Gand Trunk of Canada. 261 7 1 4 7 ; 1- Ditto Three per limit 4th Pref. Stock, St -Great Weston' of Canada. 16. 1116-(bast shares, IVA lli a nce Bank of Loud u and Liver- Lu‘emnourg I ~,,,e d flimrtedi, 61 f p. -Commercial (limited., • c -Eastern El change Bank 'Limited . 13-I6 c .1- Liverpool 1. inane& Assn , (usnited„ it d. -Liverpcel Marine Credit (LButted), IP. -Nrional Bank of Liverpool ;Limited,. 8; p.-British and Foreign marine ;Limited, 24 11-I 1 p.-Liverwol and Loudon and Globe Fire end Life, " 1 1 4 p.-Marittme Insurance ( limited:. Md. - &Mean Merchants. t p.-Atlautic Telellmedll Eight per Cent. 6 1116 -Liverpool /scheme, y3}-National Stearn (Linsitedh 111.16 I d. if secnirT im. Nov. 17. - The re was a good huffiness lidated and prices were l owe r Al li ance Bank (Limited,. 64 p.-Conso Bank (Limited;, GI p.-Extes, MI -Great Eaatern, Of -Great Lusembourg, 141 --Great Northern A. 147; 14 f -Grnd Trunk of Caeeda, 26, ; If I 7; 7 } I-Oreat Western of Canada, 10 Great Western, 61} } ; -Moo* Sl; - John Brown and tie. (Lirniterl', 4; p.--Lasscsahlre and Yorkshire, ill; 4 -London and North Wearers, ltm I-Ilanchester end Candy Bank (Limited). 0 p.-Mancreater, Litserkeld. and Lincolnshire. 004 I 414 ;- Metropolitan. 116; 11. e 4 II; let * 6-North Brame, 611- South Eastern, NO-Thames and blamer Marine losnranee (Limited:, 6; p.-United States 6.20 `tome Bonds, 6* -Mme --.. cheater Bonded Warehoeses, It -Blackburn Perebsse, TODAY Evretee. Unhyn Bank, 6 IL-Atlantic TelegraPb, 26 -lifetrict Bank, I* p. °mac* which closed yesterday at 87 ; to A „ -Sheetridgs, * d.-V MOM& 6 per mut MI -Union Plate div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at BiIitIMOBAII, NOV. 17.--91R4lang, Billisingbarns Ma Der a ra 88 to }, and closed at sn to 88. For changed hand • today at 95; : Gloucester Wagon, at 114 : e•• il isogon= away Carriage and Wagon. at 9. money the last price was 89 to 1, w i t h Seaway Quoted 9, sellers Birmingham can .. Mock Bank, 1171„ div. The o ffi cial business report is as follows ; buyers; Dudley sag West Bromwich Bank, lok. boyars Nat i tlazhasa Joint Stock Bank ;to I prem. Midland Contract, —Three pee Cent. Console, for inooel. 8 9 11 ill as i dl.. buyer., imnte. Ye n iji dia.. and Thomas Adams 89, j, 1, i ; ditto for amount, 88, 871 , Three per est ceeleray, if gem, sellers. GENCE. .) ,o.► 3N COMPANY (marsh). :hance/lor Stuart. The hiposner at Liverpool, hiss theism to Malta, /deism. Be was ships /earners, in one of w hich sppls, had shares. Other rare socustorned to mm her of steamers in which , the Peninsular, to Pm. ins, and Naples ; end the aso had shares iu moms against the plaintiff ir k I in Juno, 1861, negotia. TO entered into, whiny which the lines to different parties wars defendant Chapple, ip ad steamers torus to the rich, se alleged, be wee bill to restrain Chapple dismissed by the Mislay peal easiest the deems is koala-470mi Complie r was a duecto; for the =hips in which he wee Aber places, to Egypt en d d by Cbepple against the parties to the agreement payments by them as the A they might be removed then filed • bill to ralicsis id the company, from ma. atward trade to Malts. Mg that if necessary a cross bill in the To this there wee • subject-matter of the snit been already adjudicated The Vice-Chancellor over. appeal was brougt i . James. Mr.aiss. appeared for the appeal ; be other side. stallion that the demurrer question was whether the se-bill, for if it was not • / of matter which had bees I opinion, however, that it plaids raised the same qua. agreement not to trade to ,tided by the Masser of the sal must be sustained, and )URT. inter.—(Before Mr. Justice :ommoa Jtuy.) whim= at in the court and IN on the lint In the two d not appear, and the wart [MON PLEAS. Jaatiee Ms, and Justices mid Keating.) irAiD HULL. r a rule to show cause why ish South Africa Oomgsay Istered in the name of Mr. lowing circurnstasoes. r is the company, and ha in 1361 he went to was a reissue of shares, gla l it his old shares to 32 new his wish to have them within m, however, would prevent Bull. as his friend, went company, explaining that he would take the shares foe 15 did should not be confirmed MS) would take than in his t was acted on, and Mr. Hatt shares. It turned out that it McMaster' to take the new to have the shares in his own lar he asked to have the shares lets to himself, and produced a licatutera. The company the request, saving that ,instances in referents to ight to be inquired into. rod if there were any calls na. that there were. He added meat quest Kr. Malogien' Aire against Mr. Hall, beware aid for transfer had beau made• COntSpalldalita Mr. Hall had r the shores, provided the maw bat this orrosipmeal had so, OR an DiJCNCTION. on bebalf of Mr. David Pantie, thwack, for a rule calling upon tern Railway Company to show lion should not issue restraining preference to themselves end Palmer io reference to the cad. goods along their hoe. Hs company closed their premiers it of goods at half.past 6 in the n goods collected by themselves ars. Pickford obtained an in. some time ago, and the company ig g oods from Messrs. Pickford they refused the same advantage wrier'. 3ATE AND DIVORCE. - jitdp (Yrtiinary.) C. THORNLF.T. petitioner. She wee a native of he wee married to Mr. Jame chant residiog at St. Petersburg. rich him till 1862, when they he Exhibition ; and her hosted for the good a her health. For r meet her remittances thew tod on going to St. Petersburg to be found that her husband had id bad gone away. It was aim rtion he had kept a mistress end ILTCHINSON AND BARKER. otitioner. He eras a ropemaker at espoodent in 1847, and in the fel oiled by slackness of trade to ship MUM , on board a vessel trading he Baltic. While thus absent from it formed a criminal intimacy with w ine.spinoer in her husbaost's see. had since lived as man and wife. Long time been prevented by want proceedings against her, bat ea akr mariner he tiled his peciticie. JARVIS ANL' petitioner, a private in the 75th e married the respondent in 1856. he was ordered on foreign service. spondent formed a connection with litioner, and ultimately committed Ye V. ADAM& tioner. She was the wife of a bait , afterward , at Chichester. She weer ember, 1651, Rod in 1860, wigs Netting moo sod neglected his bud- Hairs had become desperate, he some months, however, he Mg her to forgive him, sea resu med. In May, 1862, he nab s e to L,ndon, where be obtained • shop in the Strand. Here he made Miss Wildeo, with whom` e cont. ) ,1864, he ple aded guily to the lives, sal he warn SOOt•OPed to of suPPlYin • dfor the purpose A identity. LICE COURTS. 'HIS DAY.) ERKENWELL. OF A tO' BY RIO MOTHER. of 'minas di, di, the keeper a • place ;own, s well.dremed woman, wag e of the authorities of the parish a ries of cruel trestmetit to her som a ne yearn old. r to the parish of St. Pancras, Pm" rrth, of 17, Brill.row, coal dean the defendant, end that she resides the 9th of November she kept late She d 6U the following day she 'She w as in R s tate of intoxi c ation. an y the hair of bin heed, heat hint, sod , sayiug she would not admit hips Irdstouod the boy asleep on • heap defendant would not give him food. hboura gave him some the whieit illat y. About half -past 10 on s„ ur interceded with the defendant, sna be house, and in belt en hour shwa tins him in the parlour and ktioekba4 ill. She bad been in the habit or Ile then saw bet torn the boy islie othieg oa hut his Wit, and she said here all night. He had no food.on ,soept what the neighbours goo hate dud, 154 Y, mid ha heardsecresollui S. T. 19.87 tl 126.93 37) azf.l j'Zp.9ll;4l 129.95 451 Z Z. dial 109 111 n k 0 1 7 8 125 127 147 148 173 130 99 22 611 611 91 a al all $6 99 104 106 162 1226 &I 90 704 1946 sis 98 60 51 124 Isq 96 97 692 13 8 42 I " , , p. 1 102 104 -:.:. pas ILO Its 11 1: Pal 94 PS eoi o to so 110 ill ea; ei 108 104 ssi 1 2 6 96 106 Do 122 124 VD 73 11 ilk ' 148 162 68 70 112 114 60 6 2 1 b 7 7131 7 2 1 8 10 47 161 I Cos 102 114 ii 62 wissmove, 68 so 1021 Ali ids 19. 61 6 1 10 11 75 00 yy 100 70 76 101 1 05 102 103 um 125 27 2 22 00 65 651 63 62 67 ba 6.0 62 641 60 60 44 , 31; 3 2 2 30 11 loli 1 65 5 i iN. . , , 1012 !sr 18i 17 99 Alla 93 91 Be 89 li Cops 1093 9519 lOU se go K el IA 62 101 102 101 102 i OW 101 102 JOINT STOCK No. l le. I an.... 14,.00re 00 6 i l J A C u tit . ileaiersteris 4l. , `O,OOO MO Alllanosta.it oi n ool 1,000 WO ; Do. Austrian 20 pm. 1 .0 00 20 ,Anglo 1,000 60 ' Anglo Exyptlan (Lint.).. 11 1,000 103 Mull° Italian ILunited 1 U 1.600 SO Adatlehluk.Cor.nt. rah' 1 1,000, 66. A ns trelann ~ . .., . B 8,600, 20 Hankof BritlabLolunt.. Ida al .0,000, 66 hank of AM& ........ 1 al 11,000 100 , &sok of LowtOn ... 64 16,000' 10 ' Book of Otago (111;;ItOdi 1 10,000 110 flank of ‘ltteeosland (L(' 11 00,600 SO Bank ofyletorla,Austriel 21 1,000 10 Bank of New Landed ~ 1( 4000' 51 Barnet's Bank lLintited• 1( 0,0001 20 BraalDandtPertuguese(L' 14 /7,000' 60 British & Californian 41. I 110,000' 60 Brltieh N. America al 60,000' 10 C. Bk. indla,Aus., China an 10,*00 26 Chart. slisr.ot indla,Ac. al 10,000.100 , City ... ......... A( 10,000 100 Colonial ... , .... , ll 60,000 1104 iCom.lienit oiCanads.. al 60,000, 26 !Com. hank of India, Si. al 200,0001 10 .ConerUdidedll Bank (L) 6,000,100 ConUneatal i 1.000 100 , Do. New 2! 10,nu01 60 Delhi and London 20,000, 60 ' cast London (Limited I 00.0 0 0' 20 hasten' gichange!Lint',. 1 10,0001 26 Znallsh Joint Stock 11,.) 11 50,000. 20 Isg.SootdooaLehorsd. a 20,000 , 60 Anglia/1 and Swedish iL 66,000: 10 • guy/ pe on Honk !Limited 10,0040 100 Hlnolni&Chlnit&J a p .(L l 10,000, 100 1 Do. issued at 2 pm— Mooo'loo Do. New ... to,ooo. 100 !Imperial Itsnk. lirsiiid 9 190.000 20 Imperial Ottornan— •... 114 6.000' 26 Damn. . . .............. 0,000 16 . Do, New ...... 1 100,0001 20 Load 1104.111 L. ........... 4 10,000, 60 Lon.llk.oflleilco,Rce.(l, II 10,010 100 Loadoa and Braslllan 40 12,000' te .Do New ... .. 2 1 SAW WO Lor don & R'ver Plates'. B 10,000116. Do. sew, its. at le pro IC 001 000 1 10 lan. Ok.Bank et AuetzL an 00,000. 60 Loudon sud Connt) 11 , 61 71000' 50 London Joint Stook_ .. 06,00& 10 loodowt South Alrloso al SAW 10 , Lon. ft 8. Wectern f Lim. 111 MS): 100 . Do, do. New . __ 0 6,00' 60 ' London& Venezuela (I.; , 1. 80,040 100 1030. a Wastrithanw ..1 2 moo 100 , Move:lWO 4 .'iLIUC"•• I . 0. 040 100 Do. New 61,000: 60 Mercantile & llaotasn 13,0410 0 !intro.& Pros. bank (L 6.1 66 100 Do. d c I SAVO 100 'Midland Bask (La) 10.000'. 100 , N. 11.00 o r Lieer9ool it 10,000 100 5.1116 cd Mend. . 63,001 20 Do. 2nd and Srd issue, 41,000. 50 ' National and 17,600' 10 'New ISoat Wass 00,000{ 10 New Zealand (I.lrattad) 60,000 10 North Western . . 60,000' 16 Oriental Bank DoeSooll., 20,000 20 O r i e ut.Com.B.LlateO.o 2 6 , 014 20 Do. do. IsteN.F. , 11.000 20 Do. do. lateF.C.l 76.0,000 10 . Prorio.Banslngeory.( l. 7,010' 101 Do. do. —., ' 90,000 1 00 Proviso. of Ireland • 10,0001 10 Do. do I , 61.600 20 tallide.funl.,&Dend (LI 11 10.000 1 111 tooth Australia..... . .. al 17,061'1 60 itned. otß. IL Asci _ B 10,000 10t Do. da. ism. atOpm.. 11 rd 10.001 21 Uo• of Anoirollo ....I I 10.000,100 inion of inland (trim.) it 90.000, AO treks a Losda• 1 1 ii. 6 1 sa 6 fills if 10 1 di 20f 20 6 16 8 U \ 18 16 18 U 18 DEBViTI:TRE _ ___ (11t1lotu.Op.e.11ar. 113 •0 4 1 100 o.Nlbn.,4p.c.Jay.&July \ 100 G. Nota.- - 00.11.-01.. 0 0 p. est. Jsa. di July.... 100 Looc./Ylc.4p.c.Jaaany 100 Lon, Brlgb.4 p.e.Joodaly 100 LAN.N.4p.c.160. 11 0 1 0 00 Do. 34 p.c.Jact.Sinimoo i..&s.w ,19.o.his.dauly 100 li lildbuid.4p.olan.d..loly 100 N. &mob. L Y. a a. o. ~ ip. cf., Yob. a An—. :100 Lissra.,4 p.a.' rt., Ws i no I Soot..N.E.,tp.e.APAOGUI L OO 4;01 _ c cb cm 0 To co f...1f fi 000 1 • 6, 000 6,810 1,800 Wu 61S 60.14 Zia" 1.014 MOO\ -11 l - I,cat IV3 Ti, 7 - 1 1,4 1211 n 96 f int no 41 41 10 sil Jut i i 94 _ It6i 8 74 1 100.0 1 Itti.V7j 1 04 !8 27 11 17 1. 3 : 1 ° C 25,% it. sak 0.14:0 1.14.0 8.3.6 8.9.0 110117.6 aled I ,10.19.6 LILO I l a Ha 4.10.6 '13.17. 6 4.10.6 43 fn , "0 ,1111.0 1 4.1.6 10-6:7 8. - 97.0 I 18.18.9 86.16.8 i e Se II 1 3 15 11 , / 4 411 117 311 61 51 7. 7.1 it` Irk 40 _ _ 14 16 11 II $1 39 429 440 t 279 $39 10 12 10 20 7 01 It 14 El 94 190 200 90 46 24 26 i i WS 110 19 20 n - II 2/1 10 . __ SU fctlag - au 1 vr! -i 6I :i gga 1 4 -. 3 I li 13 44 : A 21 25 -• 8 78 82 - A- -d b -' V! 7S -• K 6 t 0 -, • I si now 10i • 1 P m 6 1 WU 6 242 Pa l 414 1 41 4 2 1 3 24141 72 L 3 20 2 21 2190 1 V:l4 - 141 t 2 44 ' 8 641 • a 14 16 • 6 Si %PM S I 2 It di+ 1 11 1 1 3 3 1 38 1 at 117 _ 7 1 - i - dii — parl Bo I 9 . 7.4!!1 w2 ll ii 41- '1 10 1 b 11 dill 16 16 I Ms dla 14 — 6 it 01114 — OO 122 181 01 16 a li I Ti 3 2 —die 6 6 1 1 64 43 l 0 6 441* 8 Si 3 19 11 % \ 16 , l h ; 1 1 ::: 61 — la 2 0 28 6 II 01 1/11 — lll 16 Ott= ,11 II 166 yl6 14 dig __-7 4 2 6 L"1 . 5 " .. 6 . 10 6 8 4115 --. 6 T 1 l e Oos OM L IO nrr = iii io a ; a a al 02 o° Le 16 160 11 In 1 i 5 3 2 116 10 1 11 db N par 690 — ll rim nt M lt - \ig 10 :11: :: 80 1 1 3 di' I 6 1 69 1, I 6 I 144 ,11 111 19 6. 14 MU 2 lais La* -- a, /6 4, , 5 7 611 .- 7, 4 2 111 86 1 6 Idft 69 9 ' 1141 a 11 1110. vs 26 1 lit SO ti 1 6 3 Idlo 2 6 1 ala 26 par 6P 5, 6 i a t 1 P p : PI 1 2 I at, • 60 . 101„ -g of 11 • 1444 I 3.84 7 8 10 9, 24 1 .11 10 9 1 8 7 di+ • 6 1 P B7 irn .u! 1 2 idle par rd • 2 par 18 23 ' 16 7 6Oa • 12 4 15 7 6 7 7i 6 921 I 22 ill 4 6 8 2 1 dls ea 82 61 all 72 7 5 16 i 16 12 p. 9 0: 4d4 511 9i 9 d U 54 (0 1 i It : 1 )1 001 (1 6 731 1 56 6 6 5 2 3) 3 0 ,t 25 : 9 m a d id Q V 1712-0.7 19 1 S t 2 lib 2 ) 9i 11 6 1 0, 1 41 1 111 101 1 ' 1 168 in id 6 1 par i ln o I 2 22 1 1 4 4 1 2 I oa t 611 ls 16 9871 10 12 .. i i liail ; iiiMl FOREIGN R.VILWAYS. Antwerp sea ro tterdsro, 9i. Northern of France, 431. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 151. West Flanders 5i per one. preference. 91, x d. PREFERENCE SHARER. Great Western, Original pref. 4i per cent.,93. London. Chatham, and Doer' per rent. pref., 93. North British 3 per cent., No. 1,104 g. North Eastern Consolidated pref. 4 per cent., 90. Nora' E asters 4i per cent. r edeemable, 94. North Eastern, Stockton and Darlington B 6 per et., 3171. THE LATE LATE MRS. G ASKELL .—The funeral of this mu ch lamented lady t ook place yesterday, in the quirt littl e tows of Koutsford. By the desire of the Rev. W. Gaekell, the widower, the intermeat was strictly private, the mourners only numbering five, iocludiog Mr. Samuel Gaskell, Mr. Rob ert Gaskell, M r.i Chas. Crompton. sod Mr. T. Holies& The funeral *eyries was read by the Rev. IL Greco. At the dispel. however, a number of induce ttel gentlemen—merchants of this city—had assembled to witness the ceremony sod to pay a tribute of respect to the memory of the deoeased. Among them were Mr. William Fairbairo, C.E., Mr. IL J. Lopped. andotheraMistArster 1 Examiner. Cerrollt or SEAM—The fishing smack Aline, of Grimsby, arrived at Stromness on Moaday work with . 43 fine seals on board. The vessel we cruising off ftbL e StaTrhe k 1 and Sherry io s earch of cod, but was not stmosseu day being favourable for effecting a landiog on the Slurry, the crew took the boat and went on shore, where they die. : covered an immense number of fine goals, enjoyiln a very g them- selves as seals only cart do on solitary 'ltemise. n short time the boat's mew captured the above number, aed of their spo rt intol made soil Orknfor Strorooms to convert the nosh : ey Herald. i A REMARKABLE For T I MBER.—On the sth loot M a lofty elm " tree,ALL " of extraordinary dimensions, - rowing io the park salted Cris, Hatfield Pavers', suddenly _ ell to the ound from bilk estate, its root, having been gr gradually u ndermioeu by the * water in a ditch close by. It covers a span , 4 17i rods of ground ' with top and body, and contains 692 feat of inissored UM ', hos, the first length, which is very handspome, being 24 feet ' long, with a girdling of °Olathe,. The park ale the moo ; patio° of Mr. B. Heathley, the owner beteg the Rev. C. been The tree was knows as the Raven tree, it 'mobil' been the resort of that ill-omened bird for '00114,1170t mon —Chelmsford Chronicle. OILTITAL PALACE. ONE S IIILLI NG DEL FEEDAY, . H.Admissions es payment, 357 ;by Nov mama tickets, 330. Total visitors. 634 64 6.17.0 MONEY MARKST.--(THIS D&1.) Two °Tux& There is little business in the stock markets to-day, but the tendency of prices is rather more favourable, owing to some steady investments, chiefly consequent upon the large arrivals of specie just announced. It is understood that these will be sent away, yet for the time they will doubtless prevent any extensive withdrawals from the Bank. Consols have risen jto I per cent. The demand, however, is mostly for foreign securities, which have improved in several instances, the chief upward movement being in Spanish Passive Bonds and Greek. English railway stocks and financial shares are quiet. The transactions in the discount market con tinue upon a rather exte nsive scale, and the lowest quotation for bills is 7 per cent. A large amount of Indian and Australian paper has arrived at maturity to-day. The rate in the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day on English government securities has declined to r, per cent., the supply of money having increased while the demand has diminished. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 138 fr. 35c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 89f to with div., for money, and 88 to }, div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89i, j ditto, for account, 88 ; Three p er Cents. Reduoed, 87i, j ; New Three per Cen ts., 87j, ; Bank Stock, 250, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105/. The foreign stock market is firmer. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in especial demand, and have advanced 4 to 4 per cent., re spectively. Greek have also improved 4 per cent., Turkish Consolid4s 1, and Mexican and Brazilian s crip, 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :—Greek, 17 to 4; Spanish Passive, 274 to 1 ; ditto Cert ificates, 134 to 4 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to 4 prem. ; Turkish Consolidia, 46 to 4 ; and Mexican, 251 to 26. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian, 1865, scrip, 21, 4, 1 prem. ; Egyptian , se cond issue, 92 ; ditt o, 1001. Bonds, 92 ; Greek,ditto 1864, 91, 9 0 4 ; ditt o, 100 1 . Bonds, 911 for account, 17 4 , 1 , 161, 174 ; Mexican, for account, 254 ; ditto 1864, 244; Montevidean, 63 ; Portu guese, 1856, &c., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1859, 531, ex div.; Sardinian, for account, 744; Spanish Passive, for account, 274, 1, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, 4; Turkish, 1858, for account, 75 ; ditto 1862, for account, 744 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 744, 4, I ; ditto 1865, for account , 424 ; ditto 1001. B on ds, 421, ; ditto Guaran teed, 1001. American securities show no variation of import ance. 6-20 Bonds are n ow q uoted 634 to ; Erie Railway shares, 534 to 4 ; Illinois, 814 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 814 to 824, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 t) 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 9-10 to 11-16 p rem. ; Credit Fon t cier and Mollifier of Blighted, 31 to 4 prem. , ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 4 prem. ; General Ottoman, 24 to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 64 to 7 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4. The shares of the St,. Saviour's Wharf Company a re quoted 14 to 2 prem., and Bank of Turkey, 14 to 11 prem. lii 1 A