The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-13 00:00:00

AW INTELLIGENCE. (TIIIS DAY.) l e. CRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. oeo.—(Befere the Lord Chid Jortios and ustioes Mellor, Shea, and Lash.) v. TIES 11111:1101 LITZ AHESUBANCI COMPANT. d said this wee en notion on a life paw, in Life Mamma p rang Com and moan% th e to the assured seth the amoral was at any time tom, &filleted with gout, in "or any other complaint," end the plea was that the answer to that question wan t he had symptoms of stomach dims& ghee—ls it not, "or any other complaint life r d mid that was not so. Application wag Justice et chambers for the detesdana to 'cuter , of the disease, end his lordship made • ly. He submitted that the order should oo the ground that it was almost impossible 'th it. If the defendants gam what they see the symptoms, as doctors differed they might be upon oe the trial and told that they had on , eto the dams& It was en attempt amiably dente down in the &demo. The Plaintiff in was a medical man, and no doubt whatever o company gave he would hem ingenuity t o ey were not correct. Chief Justice—flow is the plaintiff to meet if he does not know what the defendants and—The opus of proof is on us. Chief Justice—That is true. Yon may be abb e a prima facie cue, but the plaintiff might be tit by calling scientitio evidence. It is ma f have to make out a cam that the plaintiff know what it is. nd—We say that the assured had. at the thee into the t oy.pol symptoms of stomach disease. difficult my what they are. Chief Justice—A stomach complaint surely is deeoription—wifortimately we have too many of eft Mellor—lt cannot be very difficult to comply icier without giving too mach informatios. No would be some inconvenience to the de. giving the required information. I recently where the symptoms were given, sod when the for trial the opposite side said they had been they were the symptoms of another complaint. Chief Justice--I don't Me how it is possibl e ' tiff to go to trial with anything like ability to without knowing what is the defence to be mond—lt may be that the dieesee has got le eug hter.) The Regietrar•Goneral deemibee it as of the stomach. * Mee Shoe--The office ought not to have Ithweled * without knowing distinctly what the symptom rd Chief Justice--There can be no reel difficulty the informatiou. ettoe Mellor—You can sire the lo[otm►tiaa yen bd. if neormary, the judge can amend the plea on rd Chief Justice—An honest and reasonable ems lb the order will do. ion refused. LM'AIITE utea.uu, O . IIYRNE. with whom was Mr. filliehon, applied for a rtiorari to bring up the conviction of Michael in the Island of St. Helena, with a view of its shed, and to reverse an order of forfeiture whereby rty amounting to upwards of 6,000/. had was alleged, illegally forfeited. The ap. was tried and connoted at St. Helean, and • to three years imprisonment for having ea outhouse, with intent to defraud the Aliinnee e Company. A great hardship bad beea indicted pliant, and his object was to upset the connetica o he bad served his three years' imprisonment with , sir) and recover his property. Flatting fire to a was made a statntable offence in England, de with three years imprisonment with hard od the acts applicable to England did not apply to or colonies or foreign possessions, except they were or where it was intended they should apply by council or writ of ordinance. Search bad been rid there was not the slightest tiara to be found his act had been applied to St. Helena. ed comma proceeded to urge that since of Henry the Third this court had had lion over the courts of 3t. Helena, and that cue the interference of the Attorney-General wag y. The statute under which the applicant was had never been made applicable to Sr. Helens • order in council or writ of ordinance, and ma. y it was DO Mimics under that statute. was an offence in St. Helena' it must be the common law of England, or by Dya ds under the authority of the Secretary of or India • the former had not been ex tended to the and no b ye-law had teen made. He contended that boast wee therefore improperly proceeded t rioted. gthened dismission took place between the learned and their lordships as to the materials upon which used counsel mood, and as there appeared to be sfects in them, the learned counsel songlit to excuse stating that there was not a single a ttorney in the and this poor ignorant man had no one to whom he apply . is England. Justice Mellor said that if he was a poor ignorant appeared to know bow to set fire to this outflow* rand the insurance company, and the learned couture .tion appeared to be that the applicant ought to have banged instead of being sentenced to three years ism mint. he Flood said that as be was driven to technicalities 'contend that he ought to have been hanged— . teri—if the common law appl i e d there ; but be Wad this was no offence in St. Helena, as the 9th Gies p. 22, which would bate winged him, and the lA , cap. 89, which made it pmishable by imprimise bail not been extended to the island. . Justice Mellor said sufficient evidence bad not bees ht before the mart to show there was no local law in elena applicable to th's offence. . Justice Shee considered the fact should be brought .e knowledge of the court in the usual way. r. Flood said he was not bound to do so. This court the comfit regm, and the crown was bound to know y Mw to which it was a pity. , e Lord Chief Justice said that might be so to IT. but it woe absurd to expect it could be 'ed out practically. He wished to know if there Wall authority for their inning a certiorari in such a can as . The court, in the exercise of its diecretion, ()night to are how it took upon itself to control the courts et colonies. he learned counsel then proceeded to cite certain e wes ases ch he cootended bore upon his applicatioo, but he ble to produce a direct case in point. The last writ ally 'sailed that be bad found was in the second of spud IV. He bad not looked for a later one. he Lord Chief Justice said that if the learned coning Id have found a modern case he felt sure he would have ted it earlier io his argument. . their lordships had to rise at 2 o'clock to at tend in Court of Exchequer, end assist io the appointment of riffs for the ensuing year, the further arguments in the bad to be adjourned. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. tinge in Banco.—(Before Lord (Thief Baron Pollock and Barons Bramwell, Chunnell, and Pigott.) ARMSTitONG V. BATE. 'This case was tried before sir. Justice If ontague Smith at xlisle, and in which an application :lad been made for • w trial on the ground of the tge hen satirist the idence, and also on the grounds of th e im p roper roOmP evidence and surprise, The Lord Chief Baron now said the court WITS Of °picks at the ground of surprise was no t austaM ed, but that ern ought to be a rule on the other rounds. Ruh: nisi. CHAP MAN V. cormirdr.. Title action was brought by the pubii•• officer of the Vasa ok Lf Londoo to recover 3001. upon two promissoll tes. It was tried at Liverpool, before Mr. Justine ontague Smith without a jury, when a verdict was enteral r the plaintiife. The material defence was. that the b eak itbout the consent of the defendmit. who was surety fon e debt, gave tithe to the priuc.l.dd debtor to iv the _ . _ oney The Lord Chief Baron now said that a role had been plied for a new trial on the ground of •omething in the es' re of miadireztion by the learoe I j Age. In reality w here • dge, with the enoseet of the parties, • upplied the place of • ry, there could not be an applicatnm for new trisl wise. . of Id the verdict being against ti.e evihsece, and it wee ifficalt to say how they could get at any misdirectio n clew it was quite obvious that the judge id down a proposition contrary to some sound Pr''' . iple of law. In this case they thought there Wei . 0e) iolation of any rule of law , and that the judge had arloOnn course coneletently with justice. There would Wolf' nen lly be no rule. Rule refused. COURT OF BANKItITPTCY. (Before Mr. Commimionor Holroyd.) IN RE HRNRY SCIIAI.II. II N. The bankrupt wee described as a professor of mega 01. Cali :le-street, Kennington. Debts, 57,0/. ; proprotl lldd Ts' secured creditors, 2501., including au ltaluto violin. it 5411. It appearing that the bankrupt had not paid lb* costa of a former sitting. as directed by the court. Ilia Honour adjourned the cue sine die. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN RE MARRIOTT —mitt•lmicitienot t . The bankrupt was described as a commission Distal Hammersmith. On examination it appeared that out 28 creditors 92 resided at Kingstoo.on-Thamea, wh o. the bankrupt bad carried on business for 27, years—in fact. D e to 18 month. ago—hut there was no mention of Siegsbull in his petition. His Honour now gave judgment. The bankrn bse wished to pot in an affidavit from the Kingston that they did not wish to oppme ; but his Etoooof held OS! it could Dot then he received, the cue having beau clued as a former sitting. This bankrupt called himself • gut—e designation suflioisatly wide, sad gave hie u se s at gimmeremtth (ma ge. H e ger% Bata termed o at that he did not owe a etude d ate a t t h ose p—ibe be whole of his creditors residing Kintoton fri;;;‘,. „o„,used *nay had been in busines s for 25 y ears. The creditor; dimorph= of tradesmen., who bad been by tale man. Ile owed u tO rs. al 001., and • creditor bribers iodized to become The effect opo to keep out Mr. Aldridge, e solicitor to the p o ke" who would have seat notice to the whole al ; sad now the bankrupt sought to get his isogon, in their absence. This petition was clearly a fr adpp• proceeding, and ought to be dismissed ; for Wore oubt it wee a wilful suppression of the facts. The apt alleged that he had been misled by his solicitor, bet this wee extremely unlikely. The petition mug be die. mimed. T h e tookkrupt asked for a limited protection to enable ginto appealhat Baur ' said he could not grant It. bankrupt. who INA frequently interrupted the pro mains. said—Your Honour hu made a vary severe attack use The Co roe. mm issioner—And I shall make a more severe at tack d you dou't hold your tongue. Usher, remove that rasa from the court. I r . s oa red afterwards applied, on behalf the ban order k rupt, es protection could not be granted, t the miiht to stayed for i time. Wtos Bum mid he could not do it, or he might be asked io the same in every case in which the petition wee of se 0101106 0081.130. The bankrupt was an ironmonger, of Brompton-read. Ty e wee en adios:sod sitting for &schuss. Debts, 3,5141. ; arra, 318/. th a t Loaleter opposed for the assignees, on the ground that the amonets were uasatiefactory. lip geed, for the bankrupt, urged that the ease had been u pwards of nineteen menthe before the rout, and the loobsA had done all in his power to satisfy the iy, Nakao', the official assignee, stated that 2triz. b.. Teased, sad thee had been a dividend of le. lit, and 346ibe (A laugh.) There was nothing more to divide. His Honour said he saw no advantage in say further i iiooreresat, and pained the examination. THE POLL CE COURTS• (THIS DAY.) CLEREENWELL. ONNEMEWIL CONDI= AT THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. Josislt Fester, aged 2' 1, of 11 Beater-rod, Lower-roada imegtoe, a watch-maker, was charged with creating a da ta:ta at the Farriogdon•rced station of the Metropoli tan Rail u way and assaulting Edward Childs, one of the ow% =ensiles countable Gardner, 1.. n G, in the exam: ties of by duty.. On Saturday eight between 9 and 10 o'clock a drunken worasn wanted to go by a train, but ate was refused. The Mordant mid she should go in the same carriage as he wan in, sad when be was told that elm could not be allowed, ha caught bold of the porter round the neck, 'truck him, sod Snag him to the ground. While he wan on the ground the deleedeat kicked him. When the police-constable went to the porter's assintanee the defendant struck an d ki c ked his, and caused Idea great pain. It wan with the Fastest difilaulty that the defendant could be got to the p k os eeetioa, so violent was hie conduct. me defendant said be wee the wane for liquor, and did not know what had occurred, but he felt quite ocrtaiu that he bad aot struck either of the complainants, but if he had he was bony for it. Ir. Barker said the facts were fully proved, and ordered the defendant to pay a fine of 31., or in default to be impri soned in the House of Carootion with hard labour for six treas. The daudeat was looked op in default. MARLBOROUGH-WILKE - T. THIZATENING A WiIIGAIMAIT IN COURT. Slim &arm, a young women who ben been several times • custody for anisult, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with violently moulting another young woman, m▪ ed Jolla Soudan. The complainant said that on Saturday night she was I *W ug ag to a young woman in the Easton-road, and after the rind woman went away the prisoner came up to her and ber by the hair of the - head with bot h hands, and ticked bee violently in the stomach. A constable came up ad the prisoner was taken into custody. Polios-coestable White, 96 C, said that observing a large amid imembled on Saturday Eight in the Easton-roe& he met up to 110112111i0 the cause, when he found the prisoner told* the complaioant by the hair with both hands and kicking her violently in the stomach with her knee. He made the primmer retain her hold end took her into custody. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for a mouth with lard labour. As the prisoner was leaving the court, she called out to the complainant, " I will do six months for you yet." Yr. Tyrwhitt ordered her to be brought back, and told Yr that she would also have to Undone ball is 101. to keep is place for three months. THAMES. THE ARWINGEIHUIT OF THE COURT. An alteratiou of great importance, but of the most ample kind, has been carried out, and it is a matter of sur prise, that although the court has been opened for Ti years sines the removal of the Maine,' from Wapping, it was not inspeted and canied out before. Hitherto all prisoners lave been brought from the street through a log passage to the court andl amongst sailors, wit mesa sad the general public. This has been attended with post inconvenience, and respectable persons having bad aria the court have had to ossoeiate with thieves, pros mates, and the vilest characters, and their ears assailed with the most horrible and blasphemous laaguage. To obviate this, at the suggestion of Mr. Par tridge and Mr. Paget, a passage has been eon *mud leading direct from the station-house yard it the back of the court to the dock, and along this place the prisoners were brought this morning for the first time, sod all the noise, confusion, and crowding attendant upon the old state of things was entirely avoided,. A small space Inhale dedicated to the use of the public, has been par- Mionod oil to carry out the improvement, but there is still plesty of room for all thou haring legitimate business in die court, and standing room besides for 60 persons at the back of the court. The proceedings were conducted in the met orderly menet, and the association of prisoners and *tames before examination entirely prevented. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILECTILIO numaire.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY. CLEVELAND PLATE. About 5 furlongs. Queen of Tromps, Muter Richard, Troublesome, Gerona, Saiedio, Blue Mantle, Lion, Confederate, Thaleasius, Juliet, Pantzlooo, Elland, Catalogue, Wild Thyme, Holstein, Rowel, Inca, Curtain Lecture, Dutton Lowe, Rejected, lly Gib, Puritan, Sprightliness c, Miss Williams, Grand Falconer, Haphazard, and Explosion are here. CARNIVAL NURSERY. About 1 wile. Miss Williams, Aetca, Alberta by Trumpeter, Chro *meter, Mazurka, Miss Lavinia, Haphazard, Wellesley, Efferresoscoe, Kingmaker, Explosion, Vigorous. Kull worth, Queen &ay, Mrs. Day, Rama, LerlyVane, and Rappel de Minuit are bete. PAID Foaeur.—Tormentor, The Stinger, and Mephis topheles. STEWARDS' CUP. About one mile. Overture, Rose. Sis to Drake, Cutaway, Vigil, Mongrel, Certain Lecture, Pepper's Ghost, Emigrant, Custard Castle, sad Sprightliness c are here. PAW FORFEIT. —Lady Valentine and Jack o' Lantern. ENTRIES FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Betsy Elmuuds, John Davis, Gungera, Rose, Lion, Ent Lynn, Elland, Bitch Broom, Intation, and Brig'uton. All ate here. ENTRIES FOR SHOBDON STAKES. Ulphus, Attraction, Actrea, Miss Harriet, Staghound, Tormentor, Moldavia, Gaolers. Retrouisee, Windham, &Win, Usher, Master Richard, Lady Egidia, and Queen of Tromps. All are here. AILKIVED.—Jocn, Birch &OMR, Virtuous, Dolpbio, L' , af hist, Beatrice, Tickle, Intation, Medicis, Eugenie watt, aid Diana. DECREASE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE AT HIOHOATE AND HORNSEY. This day (Monday) at the Highgate Police Court, Mews. Farmer sod Potter, the cattle plague iespecton, attended before Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Croll, sod made a favourable report concerning the decrees* of the cattle Plague at Highgate and Bonney. Mr. Potter said there was not a single case at the present time. The magistrates I aid they were glad to hear the statement. Mr. Croll men- I tamed a dairyman who kept his cows in a field, and they I pre excellent milk. Not one had been effected by the twee that had prevailed. Mr. Bodkin said other dairy. iten had lost all their cows. Mr. Potter said there had been disease, and cows had been removed from the locality, bat he was happy to say that st Horusey there woe not a single tom, although there were three dairies neer to one another. Croll observed that the inspectors ►ad then a " clean bill of health" to present. Mr. Potter replied that he might IV so, sad report that the disease had now abated. The Mach expressed their satisfaction, and hoped that the Plague would entirely disappear. PACIFIC RAIEROID.—The Pacific Railway on the eaten side will next year be extended to the summit of the Sierra Nevada mountains, 104 miles from the city of Siciamento, which is itself 2,700 feet above tide water. ' IMO men, chiefly Chinese, ere now anpged on that rail way, and the state of California has donated ZlOO,OOO dole. for it. prosecution. To meet this railroad the railway on the eastern side of America now extends fr om New Y ork to 200 miles beyond St. Louis, the border city between Illioois and Ilissouri.—New York Paper. ROYAL Fate HOSPITAL, GRAVII•INN-R0AD....—T 1113 number of patients relieved at ibis hospital daring the week ending November 11, was 3,394, oi which 1040 were new eases THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1865. COMMERCIAL AND lIARKETS. MARIC-LANI..-(THIS DAY.) Only a limited Panay of English wheat was received fresh up to our market to-day, la but middling amaditioo. Good and fine samples changed bands steadily, at full prices ; but all other kinds were a dull inquiry, and in some instances the quotations had • drooping tendency. The quantity of foreign wheat on the stands was oily moderate. Most descriptions met a slow sale, at last week's ourreasy. There was an inereased quantity of English barley on offer, but the supply of foreign was rather limited. Malting paresis changed hands freely, at very full prices Grinding and distilling sorts were firm, at late rates. The malt trade was firm, at full quotations. The supply of malt on offer was seasonably good. The show of cats was moderately extensive, but it was chiefly composed of foreign parcels. The demand for all kinds was in a sluggish state, at a decline in the quotations of 6d. per qr. Beau, both English and foreign, moved off steadily, at full prices. Peas were firm, at extreme currencies. The supply was Try limited. was only a moderate demand for flour, at last week's prices. The arrivals of floating argoes off coast have been very email. In summonses of the. of the supply of wheat i t off coast, the transactions in arrived cargoes have been on a 8 , limited scale. In grain, on person or for forward ship- et. mint, • large business ► has been peening, but at a decline in 50 the quotations, in some instanoes of 6d. to is per qr. This 110 redaction, however, has chiefly been submitted to by speculators-importeers aostinuing firm in their roo demands, and ref using to sell event at the MIS current during the previous week. Ghirka, arrived, St. 455. to 45e. 3d. ; ditto, on lineage, 435. 9cl. to 46e. 3d.; Sc. ditto shipping, 445. 9d. ; ditto October or November ship. 2.1.. meat, 415 e. to 45e. lid.; hard, shipping, 45e. ; Banat, B i t. to be shipped in December or January, 45a. ; ditto, January t. or February, 45e. per 4921b5. Polish, on purge, 465. ; Kg. Bourgas, 425. to 43e. per 480th.. The demand for maize sc. for future shipment has been steady, and prima show en improvement of 3d. to 6d. per qr. Odessa, on Sgt to to 325. 3d. • Galata, shipping, 32a. 6d. ; at. S . = October, Novemb er, or Deonnber, 325. per 111: 49211 m. Mixed American, on passage, 30s. Ibrail, 30e. ; ditto, November or December shipment, 30e. ; Danubian ditto, 300. ; ditto, October or November, St. 295. 9d. per 48011 m. Barley has readily found buyers Sl t. at 64. to le. per qr. more mousy. Nioolaieff. on passage, 23e. 6d. • Lzaff, 245. ; new Danubian, shipping, it 24a. ; Cr imean, 245. ; Odessa, to be shipped, from et. November to January, 24e. per 4001bs. No sales have s;. beep reported in rye. Daenbiso is worth about 30e. to 311. SG. per 4901 be. Tito trade for beans has been in a sluggish U. U. state, at 37e. to 355. per 4801 be. for Barbary. Danubian millet seed is held at 21.. to 21s. 6d. per 480Ibs. bussed 1: has ruled firm, but the high rates demanded by leo importers have prevented any transactions of importance ice from taking place. Prioes, which have already advanced St Is. to I s 6d. from the recent lowest point, have still an up. it ward tendency. Itooesohanek, arrived, 59.. 6d. ; ditto St` on passage, 595. 6d. to 60a. ; Azoff, on passage, 601. to 62e. td. ; Albanian, 62e. per 4241b5. Black Sea shipping. pt. 61s. ; ditto November or December, Ole. 70. per yen 4'241b.. Patna, on passage, Gin Gi. to 651. ; Calcutta, 62.. to to 645. 6d. per 4101bs, Linseed cakes have been in St. fair request, and the currencies realised show, in F.- some instances, an edemas of 2s. Gd. per ton. 7,1• London-made, 101. to 101. Is. ; New York, in barrels, s y 101. ss. to 101. 7e. 6d. ; ditto in bags, 101. to 10/. 2e. Gd. ; as Western. 91. 12s. 6d. to 9/. 15s. • and Mancini's, 91. per Sc. ton. Cottonseed Cakee have been more sought after, at to 4/.15e. tosl. per too, for London made. Rapeseed has chan ged bands steadily, at Is. per qr. more money. East Indian, on tt passage, 575. 6d. ; ditto October, November, or December shipment, 58e. to 50c ; ditto September, October, or st. November, 595. ; Fronepors, on passage, 665. 6d. per five sc. ntaunds ; wild Black Sea shipping, 364. per qr. Gescrat. in warehouse, 745. to 75e. ; Ferozepore, 61*. to SL 6911. : Calcutta, 65a. ; Danubian cultivated, 692. to 71r. ; wild Black Sea and Ala, 37.. 61. to 7; 36.. per 4241b5. Cottonseed has moved off freely, si and the value of new seed has risen 21. 63. per it ton. Egyptian. "'hipping. 71. 10s. ; ditto November shipment, 81. • ditto February, 71. 15e. per tan. Most agricultural seeds are a slow inquiry. ARRIVAL or SECDS.-English : Tares, 46 ; linseed, 78 rapeseed, 445; and sundry, qrs. Foreign : Lin seed. 5,316 ; maize, 290 ; and , cint, EIPOIrri.-Linseed, 900 ; , 4,911 qrs. ; and flour, 35 awn.. ceaarm PRICES. Monts& Per Qr. , Parr Qr. WHZ42. a. s. , 04IL Eases.Hant red, old 45 to 51 ' Scotch= 2 to 30 new 37 to 40 beak „ Bo.whii., old to to to • „ black 51 new 43 Norio& and Eutooht to 1 Slaw= s 39 to 41 , o red, old —to.— I lick on to 42 2 i . BAUM Harrow Mating Ditilling G s rinding 27 to SO I Gree lima. Pawn, Norfolk, and I Ur. ln W Os HI op to Suffolk IA So 65 Boi Kingston and Wore Id to 17 1 lers IfLoes. lee Brown ISM 1W.43 to 46 126 '1 Household 27 to 29 S 2 to 57 20 A. Country Norfolk and lindolk, 20 K ship St to 34 o St. New '. .. IS to SI OATS. Soialala, Toed lO to 26 . potato 26 to 30 Scotch, fool FORM& i.e Qe. I. S. ha Qr. OA U I. Danish and Swedish it to 25 to LOWY 2O to 26 Ito MUM r ,.. .._ PRAS. II:a !Mali Om. PRRIERITIOS REARM Groat Northern 4 Per oat., redeem. at 10 per ant. prem., 1001. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ottoman (Smyrna to Mai), 101. Feria, Lyons, end Mediterranean, 32) Ralf' sad Saa Traaoiaco pa. For per cant, In. Sambre sod ME" 6j . Sas Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per *sat., 17g. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CiA.)9l. The railway market is dull, and the variations in prices are in an adverse direction. Attention is partly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account, which has just commenced. Metropolitan stock has declined I per cent.; Midland, A ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, t ; and Great Western and London and North Western, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to ; Great Western, 624 to ; Midland, 1244 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1213 to 1221 ; South Eastern, 79 to ; Great Eastern, 461 to t ; Caledonian, 127 to 128; Metropolitan, 134 to 1361 ; London and South Western, 91$ to 97; Great Northern, 129 to ; ditto A, 148 to f. Foreign and colonial railway shares have been little dealt in, and exhibit no variation. OADLNAILY MAIM AND ITOCCA. Wes So-dap IPd. I P.Lu.wmrs. I Ctkal= IsB to 1 p.m. iV OO i 2 r!al:* l !A4 11.441....1 111 NB 191 127 i 04 OS if 14 li 0 W 70 71 9 ___ 100 Cambrian an Oak and Bandon all Conswan 100 Dublin and Bilfaallano 0 i Dandee,Verthohabd.Ja all !bait London Scalp Cert 10 I Do 100 , 0 1 and &Wombat° 100 , Gran: allS•1111 Ord. St. 100 Do. Laze. illit..lbaS 100 areal Neseellsoliond 100 Oreedlikeessio 100 , Dolt J • ree. so dlr. an. 100 IDo.III 11111 p• a. isosidD 100 Do. New. las. at 25 pm 40 'Do. Ord. DeL Dlr. Stock 100 Lit. samba We& ilms) 100 Orme Woks 100 WOW, VaLOnallk 100 Do. /loath Walla—, le Do. W. 1114.-o Mord 100 Do. Do. 11= 100 Do. Do. B 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 Loudon mad Illeogwan 100 , IA ,u., thighttan &Coast 100 London.ChathmiliDor 100' D, - , MeLlizten.Aop.c. 100 London* North Wain. 100 LoadoontioutbW4eMen 100 I Ilan.,Sksi..oLinoolash 100 IMetropotikan 7 Do. New 4 i Do. It:tension an Antra politan District 10 1 Do. do. do. 100 Whilsod 112 Da. an Shares 100 Da Dim. di Darby . an led [sot . I ... 100 North BM& 100 Do. Idin.,2ertiaitaii. 100 N. lbsters—Berwlek 141 Do. G. N. L inn— le Da Loads.. USDa. York 100 Db. COADY! • all Da. Itoek.lo;dieki. St 856-68.... 10 D a . do. 1 80041.... 100 Ronk Loads. I De. do., Die „ .... 1110 I Awe illaffordshim.... 11111 N. 1 S. Westera Jima ISO ISoottlah Control 100 :Scottish N. Z. 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AO Demerera.7 p.o.per.prei s 'lOO UM, Bengal go- 6do 100 ' • Emit Indian ge. 6 do ell Do. .1 Ir.:Semite 100 Clesod Trunk ot woods ell 1 110. coop. 11.11.,11p.ct all 1 Do. lag ipret. Hoods ell I Do. do. deferred al Do. tod pref. Bonds o. & brae&red deter all al Do Da, Owl 1 ore .. ell Do. do. deferred all Do. 61/ p o iMoak .. aU Do. do. damned 100 ,Oren Indian Fontana& 1 4 1 Do. Va l ; ro e• 04.1.01 ladle g. 6 p. el WO I M oll per wet. , all i Gt. Western of Canada 161 Do. New ...... • JI Do.op.o.Bda pey. 1678 aD D 0.64 do. do. 1617.6 1 Indian Brmcb. Limited IN Madras goer. 6_P conk 106 1 .10. do. tdo 106 Do. as tO do.— • Do. Mt* Ettenelon 100 ltelb. Corp. I per C. lid ▪ 'llOlO. sad Hobson's Bay 'l./LotOma6p.oletp. ll . too ',Sons* s'or- re ark IMO Do. DMA ao.• • • • Do. 105 1 Do. Psolono d 0...... 100 Do. lad= Knot. do. 76 60 6Y 100 TO 16 101 103 104 1011 104, PO 103 Sj n ...-- I &vo — IS Sil SO OS SS 68 I 67 68 Au ie 86 bo 40 46 61 SI 29 111 161 1664 Pea i as 101 SS 100 4 i 261 71 17i 1 7 1 I I 3ya. 96 se 06 b 8 idil 101 102 93 95 bb 90 Ife. I 11. I 84 06 82 84 1008 1018 1008 101 8 118 11,01 104 101 l i 2 IF4 1 ci. pr j; 3 ------ ... 1 Salta. 66 67 , 66 1 3 2614" 6 7pa 911 3 6 69 6 i b. 1 Ipw 10 I i 1 ti. I 19 21 1 10 11 1 22 IS KO Il 1 , 50 92 ,0 139 142 9 2 161. `6 5 4 414 ad 4 63 46 -• bi %Pm OA •6m —' .114 4 Par I 1 16* i 67 49 54 7 4% Ita , 48 50 I 1 1 148 111 16 ' 41 48 $ ll l JOINT STOCK BANZB. bANIIY. - -- • - 611,001 lUP ,Airs ilsateratiMakL. 10 10,00.1 60 110, 1 01 100 alhanceLms.&Llverpool 26 10,00 e 140 I Do. Mined at 90 pm. 26 100,06 1 . tO 'Anglo atuArtau 10,001., 60 !Anglo Egyptian ( , 10,000 E 60 Anglo halms (Limited 16 11.6061 20 aidealclfank.Cor.newsh 6 20,960. 66 ,Aaamalmla O/ 12.600 20 •ItankolßrithhLoinmlla 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt 0,060 100 , Sank of Landon 26,000 20 Bank of Otago (Malted) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) , 10,046 60 BeakorlictOria,kostrlai I 10,000 10 Beak of New Zealand 1.,060 5) Darnell Bank (Litulted 11 50,060, 20 liessl.ll 6a 6aurtuguese(Ll 11 10,000 60 British & Califerulen (LI 10.001 60 British N. Arairloa a 40,000 20 C. Bk. Indlaotm., Cline a 20,000 26 'Chart. Ker. of indle.&c. 16,000 100 'City 10,000 100 Cokugal 60,000 114 Can./lank of Canada 16,,000 26 (Com. Rank of maim, &r 200,000 10 Cosi er lidated Bank (L) 6,000 100 'Continental 6,000;100 1 le.. New 10,000 60 Delhi and London 20.006 60 , mat Loudon klAntitedi 60,000 20 „Eastern Esehange: Lira 10,630' 26 English Joint Stock L. 2000 , 21 'lng.ticot.&autLebarteL 20,600' 60 • English and Swedish 16 . 000 66 I'uropean Emile limited 1 10,000 100 11indamaChina1J1p.(L I MOW 160 1)o. lamed at 2 i 20,000;100 Do. New 10,010 100 E mperlal Rank, Limited It 116m0, Isopettal Ottocann-.... 11 6,000: 26 • loam. 4000 261 Do. New 100,0000 tO Land llort..Bk; Indis(L) 20,0001 60 , Lou.Bs,olllesin,,,eir,,L 11 ',NOW; 100 Lon. Bank ot Scotland 11 10.0 00 ' 160 London end aradllan 02.0001 2f ' On. Veer 5.000 1 100 Lot dun.: 11.ver PlatelL 20,0 001 26 , Do. New, W. at 14 ;An IC 10 Las. MBank M Amid. MI 10,000 60 :Loudest and County 2( 71000, 60 London Joint Block. . 26,000 20 London& South African al 6.000 10 'Lon. B. Western I Llm. 11 6,000' 100 1 Do. do. New . 26 6,000, 60 LondonatVettezuel. 60,000 100 ,Len. at Westminster 10,000 00 Merchant hauk,Unt.) 96 60,00110 Mercantile & ItanhanlL 18.000,100 Matra& Pro'. hank (L 10 4, 15 e 1 00 Do. de. 21 cooo' toe illtalsad Bask (Lim) •• 26 10,000 National of Liverpool II 10.060,110 12.1Pre. of Inglead ll 16,000 20 Do. WI and 3rd lases II 61,000, 60 .Nattonal bank 117, 600 ; 20 New Soak Wales a 0),000 10 New Zealand (LUMINA) 20.000 1 20 : North Western 60,000; 26 01100111 Bent rernern. 20,000. 20 Orlent.Com.B.LlatellC 26,060 20 , Du. do. isteN.lr. UAW 20' Do. do. latelr.C. 20,004 10 Provin.BeaklngtkapAL 1.210' 10 , Do. do. 20,100 100 ?ravine. of inland 10,000 70 Do. do 67,506' 20 idado. rant, IN= a 20,0001 16 loath anstralls 17,061'100 Nu& at &IL Vries 10,000,104 Do. de. la. at Sprit. 60,000! 26 tidos el Australia_ 10,030'100 "Moo of Ireland (LIMO 00.0001 60 gabs' at /mew _ 3 7, } ii i EO 164 1 8 817 m - -al U n — lO 2o; 21 6 6Ms t WM. 129 18 26 18 20 18 20 0 10 pa G 6 110 0, 11 If 27 6 1.111 6 9pm ml 49 14 9'lll 91. 10 18 — dli 10 2 4pm 1 9 PI: 91m - Po 14 16 Pal 10 I 4p • 41 9 4 10 784 i 80 7 9 1 all 16 \ 2 41 61 If 9 179 16 9 10 2 1 01a • 10 t 1 die • 12 9 9 110 9pm bI xBlOO 1 2Om 4dl. 84 lids 21 2941. 2 IMa 6 7P. ' td 6 }die .2} al it 44 1 . 1 1 e idle Par 4 0. an 4 8 8 60 srl 49 7 Icll4 Per 1 0011 6 Ms 7i, $ di 41 10 ' !I nu. is 1u se 841 M IC SIII I \ 131 $4 11 9 as id I 6$ 6 dig Id 61 il Si Us as ba 9$ 2.065,1198 !IL he t sad neat Lodi& .10:1 114000 le Goseralrloatt Jact I 5,5T8.110 LendonVitir 111 79 SI MIMS Rt. Ronetuumtzm 140 MAU Bs. .B=n 490 MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. Bombay Gan (Limited ), (3ed imae), 24. Ordit Fanner and Mobilised Eng. (Lim.), 61, 4, Crystal Paha 6 par neut. Perpetual Debenture, Discount Corporation (Limited), 114, 12. Ebbw Vale, 131. Foreetreat Warehouse (Limited), 114. Cikillivera (Limited), 5, 6. General Credit and Finance of London (Umitedl, 6, 1. Imperial Mereaatile Credit Assodatios (limited) 7). International Financial Society (Limited), b). Italian Irrigation (Canal Caroni) 6 per cent. Bonds re. deem. 1870, lamed at 90, 82. Joint Stock Discount (Limited), 84, 4. London Financial Mediation (Limited), 22. London General Omnibua Company (Limited), 3), 4. Millard] Freehold Land and Dock. 4, 34. National Dimond Company (Li mited), 16). Ocean Mann. laminar*, . Oversod, Gamey, and 430. ( • led), 194,19. Royal Mail Steam, 114). Thanes and Massy Marine Tasoraane (Limited United Magda:a Telegraph Comp. (Limited), 3/, d. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 4). WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, NOYMIIII - 13, 11. X. $0 11 :0 To. W.N.W.W. il l . Bgt Y.W.D. 1. 1. _IL. S. -- Nabs UM . .•—. 3848 41 8. 2 1 W. mc 1 uttroshau... 30.42 42 LILL S 7 N.N.W. c 8 Oremosess 30.3716 8.8.1 2 4 N.W. To 0.06 2 Va6slls . PLO 46 6.1. 6 1 N.W. o 2 Uurpool 80.47 4! Li 3 W.N.W. e— 2 801 d 40.2744. JAL 1 W.N.W. oo 1 Peassou .• U6l &Z. 8 B.K. 00 6 /Irma • .... 20.1243 B.L. 6 ILL Ico 4 VOricat 10.12 41 I. 4 Z. be 2 104 0601$ 10.1167 LIG • N.L be 2 80.26 60 L 8 Z. mb 6 Wr i strik : 0 0.04 V LLE. 10 N.W. se 8 taud rid tr " t_, 4B 2 tail 4 41/143/1.. 00 ! (.5 Irsinsman 10.54 47 LE. 6 0 6 Scarborough 30.54 46 B. 1 W.N.W. W. bo 2 Maids 70119? AT. 8. to E.: ir7ost—t—tOstrong. nouns 01 NORTHERN WEDNESDAY. COMM Varying winds, strong to moderato. WWWIII. LE. to t. W. and N. W., strong, squally, with DOM rain. 801021=11. E.S.K. to 8.8. W.. strong. KEE. to E.E.W.. strosX. • Pie i• ErrtoS.S.S., strong. to a g►le in the S. to E., fresh to a gale. KUrflN. Easterly to 8., strong. Northern.gootland. Western,-inland, Wale', and adja cencies. Southern =Engliah Channel and Bay at Biscay. Esateru=gastward England and North Sm. The Liverpool Mercury of to-day, says :-" We understand that the new mayor, John Farnworth, Esq., on the evening of hie election to the oivio chair, gave a cheque for 1,50 W. towards the liquidation of the debt on Wesley Chapel, Upper Stanhope -strest -the chapel which his worship mildly attends. Be also gave 1,000 guineas towards the erection of new schools opened last week is Windsor-street, harridan 1,5001. towards another chapel movement in Toxtoth.park, making altogether 4,0501. within a very short period." KINGSTON ANNUAL FAIL—(TaI/1 DAY.)-Min morning this great annual fair was opened but presented an appearance unprecedented for centuries, uhi pursuance of an order of the Lords of her Majesty's Privy Council, dated the 22nal September. the Mayor of Megaton issued no tice, "That it is expedient that every cow, heifer, bull, bullock, ex, or calf, sheep or lambs, goats, and swine,shall be excluded from this fair, and that it shall not be lawful to sell or buy any animal above defined, in any held, meadow, or open space within the jurisdiction , ta. , and every person guilty of such offence is liable to a penalty not exceeding 201." This prohibition oreated a general &appointment to stock-keepers and flock-masters, and this great Surrey cattle fair was Is consequence reduod to a home show, and the fair field comprises large strings of useful horses and colts, sod is glutted with old homes and the veriest old screws. Hand some harness-horses are selling at from 40 t 3 60 guineas, teed cart-cola are selected at 25 to 30 guineas, bat business proceeds slowly. There are large herds of Welsh forest ponied ; and aged hones and ponies are dieted at from Ms. to 3 gaioeas each, antlers without sale. The fair lasts two days, and the attempt to bold a cattle fair in contravention to the " magisterial order" has proved futile. The town of Kingston is full of uriculturisto. &c., who came uncon scious that this great autumn fair would be suppressed. REFORM DEMONSTRATION IN BIRM I NOHAM.- The Birmingham breech of the Loudon Reform= has annoonoed its intention of holding a demo at the Town-hall, Birmingham, on the Wed instant, in s upport of the principles of a registered and residential manhood suffrage and the ballot. Mr. Edmond Beale*, the president of the League, will attend the meeting ou behalf of the executive council of London. The National' Reform Union of Manchester are also making arrange- meats for a Birmingham town's meeting in support of its platform, a rating suffrage. the ballot, and a redis tribution of Sesta. Both bodies are making every exer tion to render the meetings effective for their purpose. The executive council of the Reform League are making arrangements for sending out lecturers throughout the country between the present time end the opening of yet liament. The following circular has been addressed To the officers and members of trade and benefit societies,- Gentlemen-The (aned of the Birmingham and die uict branch of the National Reform League, having far some time past been making arrangements for holding se aggregate meeting of the reformers of the town and district, - beg to inform you that such meeting will take place on - Thursday, November 23, in the Town-hall, Birmingham, when your society is earnestly requested to attend. Allow as to submit that it has berm thought desirable your society should assemble at their lodge and walk in procession to the Town-hall, when arrangements will be made for their accommodation. Edmond Bales, Req., Mason Jones, Fog., and other gentlemen have promised to attend and advocate the cause of the League, residential manhood suffrage. and en vote by ballot. On behalf of the council, JOBS OXFORD, F. C. CHURCH, Seeretaria. Crooked-lase, Birmingham, Nov. 10, 1865.-8(11am/ham Gazette. A MER I C AN HOSPITALITY.-Sir Morton Pet o, Mr. id James Wileury, and the band of English touristo, after a mjournof some six weeks in the United States, taunted to Liverpool on Saturday, in the Bootie. They have returned giving hearty expression of their grateful sense of the mil d t form laminas and hospitality shown to them in every city ~ and village they have visited in their long line of travel. z " The trip was originally deaigned putty for pleasure and partly to inspect the system of American railways ; but, somehow or other, the strangers soon made such a favour able impression on their transatlantic cousins that con- -- - e i ▪ n to feelings and raponave tastes soon tooted the journey t20,1/69 160,033 1,024,00 into a series of ovations. The party uoconsciously assumed It is stated that negotiations have been in pro s political importance, and its adventures show how deep is the well of good freliog still existin g in the hearts gross during the past week for the issue of an of the American people towards their distant kindred. Its Austrian italista loan through Paris cap, but there overdowings are shown in the spontaneous bursts of kind seems little likelihood of its being brought committee at forward 3 expression at the many public banquets it was impossible here, as the mem finance for the visitors to escape. Sir Morton Peto is, we under- Vienna have, it is asserted, refused to sanction its sand,. charged with messages of goodwill from many of the moat important political personages in the States, and they ,on e introduction, th ground that it would be uncon could not be entrusted to • more honest or able man.- stitutional, in consequence of the suspension of the Liverpool Albion. Reicharath. It is said, therefore, that a national SENDING EXPLOSIVE GOODS BY RAILWAY. -At or home loan will be brought forward in Austria. the Wimborue petty Sessions yesterday (Friday) before Ilr. The apprehension of a demand from that quarter ird C. J. Parke (chairman). Rev. C. J. Glyn, Mr. J. I'. Bukett, has been one of the causes which have latterly and Mr. W. L. Adye, Henry Jones, chemist, of this town, ten d e d was fined 11., including costs, for sending guncape in a box to produce hesitation amongst the dealers in marked "empty," by the London sod South Western Rail. money here, and the effect ♦ of the foregoing news way. Mr. Bent appeared on behalf of the company. - ought therefore to be satisfactory. tiviarOot. Nov. IL--Sales sway: London and North Wee. Salisbury Joureat. It is understood that the committee of the Ins- tern, irit-son ii Estero . 794.1141-Beff do and Lake Heron. Arrester TO INtrns • RAILWAY TRAIN .- On 111-16 -GrandTrunk of 16f-YlvoTweatise. at genial Ottoman Bank will recommend to the share- E l io ro Exduinne Rua, 1 d.-Ilverpool Marioe Coedit. I p.- Saturday of an attempt to throw a train off the line was made by some miscreant near Ealing, on the Great holders at the approaching meeting, to be held on Royal Ban", tot. sharea.l4-writish ens Femme marine. el p, Westeon Railway. So far as could he nec ortainod it wt ., the 15th instant, an issue of 67,500 new ab , -Maritime Inturatwo• t area, -National Steam Nsylestlne Company, II 6-16 d .- Wes: India that when Guest, the driver of the 2.45 p.m. up-train from the whole to be offered to the holders of the present 1 end Paris i Steam Coons/MI p. 'l*-40"a Inawwice company. VW ta. Windsor, was • short distance from Wag station be per- shares, in the proportion of one new to every two alANCiMurrts, Nuv. IL-at...to was a steady market, hut tot wised something lying across the metals of the down lice. ' much business. Bokkow, Vaughan, and co. (Limit...li. e/ old shares , shares, at a premium of 21. 10s. per share. , pies, et -Great Eaters, MII-Oreat Nortbern ea ti-Orand He had just time to signal to the driver of the 3.40 p.m. , „ down train from Paddington and make him acquainted with _ The rottowit_is circular, relating to an issue of Trunk of Canada, 261-Onst Western of 1 . 7 1-16 1.- . . Illinois, Bit - Lan and Yorkshire. 1114- wickeder, the danger to which his Wain VMS exposed before it reached London and N North Western Railway perpetual . s b n is e ki, an d u nco euddre, seete-Mlitlaa& ltleetwooda„ the spot. On an examination it was found that three pietas 5 per cent. preference stock, has been issued this 4l-oreas Eastern rive per__ tneit i.b. , lee; Mt. deme to-day in go.* of iron had been placed upon the line,with the *adept is- manueolime. nov. 1 1 .." month to the proprietors : . Starrerdabire st la Bs. gcL-in Birmingham Canal, at 98 -ha teotion of throwing one of the trains o ff the rails. Their Royal Highnesses Prince and P r Louis of Bank Thedirectors have determined to offer to the proprieter• Birialagham Fire, st WI -in Patent File, at IMs -.mil stem Princess Helms, and Princess Hohenlobe,pueed over the up registered on the 21st October, 1865, an . d entitled to peril. but and Roth I prem. Oast F i l er n , Birmingham Goa lies during the morning, end the two latter Prinoesses, it ciliate in the allotment, about 1,180,0001. perpetual 5 per naked- (Pale d 764 a ° " -Midland, Birmin g bm and D'''ay. all to gni-Wellington mid refers Junction, 14 to to per share. was icsown were to return to Windsor in the afternoon. tient Preference stock of the Loader and North Western mein, Nov. 10.-Three per Cent Consols BB ICI-New Three ' -_... ..,....,.... Railway Company, created 12th August, 1863. The stock xd The train ndaneyille their royal highnesses w '""" "----- will be issued at the price of 108/. for each 1001. of stock. (30/. pala,`. ISi 1- 1 : 88 I 0 Oat Qaartar met p! l• t a r Cwt. geocir, tri-tank of Ireland pot pad), 213-yrsttood suently bare to pas over she very spot where the obstruct -lOn the opening of the books after the next halfiesrly ipi-Nstionsi iiank of Liverpool iLlodtedt O:, porn bad had been placed on the metals. DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY MAIL.S.--8011THAMY- \ general meeting, the stock will be registered free of 'Ley rnmedel Hone (2 54 . Pal) 8 . aorel mird , l act irsa). B > Bellad and Northern touatbes (all , 401-4 mit, - expense in the names of th ., r a• rties stalled, as fully ros, Nov. 12.-The Peninsular and Oriental Commie r i !!. rock sad Femme (all paid), tit - teed Great Western (en w r i up on the Ist of January. lam, from whiehdate it will ow . 5 .,„ , , , te _ ii .,,j a N e ws usual; a per cent. pref., class A. (all steamship Ripon, Captain Rogers, sailed this =aging th the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Emit, Adapt 1 the same - ' dividend at the rate of 5 ner cent , per annum, payable at 7,.k, 0. periods as the divideod on the ordinary stock of , am...m..mmmi•mr• Bombay, sod Upper Bengal. She takes out 101 first, end , , the company. A reply, with applicatioe on the annexed form, 1 ,„ 34 second dais reesengers, and on freight • general cargo, most be sent to the andersigaed not later than the 15th lost.. THE RECALL or rics FarroN TROOPS MOM including 1,399 boxes specie, value 406,6721., of which . xd ~,,,n , ,, 13 i s . i Prior to the2sth instant stetter of allotment, with ansotho- Mexico.-The Memorial Diplomatic/ea bas the followitig:- ----- -- ' -%l ' -6 sovere i gn s, and jewellery 120&, f oe ' rity to the comma's banker to receive the money, will be " Several foreign journals strive to mike it be believed that Alexandria ; and the remainder for Bombay, 1 bar silver, 3 , 30,3651. ; silver coin, sou ; seseresges, nozzini lgr ad . e ; ' sent to each applicant entitled to participate. A deposit of the French government, obeying •a sort of ultimatum sent , not leas than 10 per cut. oe the amount of stock allotted, by the United States. has recently entered into an engage. iand watches , &a , 1,0141. I must be paid to one of the crimps:Ws bankers., on or before meat with the Washiegtos Cabinet to lettnninilne tbe as. Two or three earthquakes are felt every year on the lat of December next, from which date interest will be cuisine of Mexico before the tens lizad raibt. by the Oonves_ ties the western coast of America. Four were felt in 1864. allowed at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. Proprietors of April 10, 1864. We know that gm On the 6th of September last there was a terrible 2 2ndbure desirous of paying *adepts% or the whole or soy part of such promise has be. sae. At both Weelgagton sad at Guadeloupe, near the American coast, mid on the nd the balsam, at sit earlier Per iet than the dales appointed, Mexico, oa the 60114FRFY L VISFOIS tak a . weR pis tek inw hoor t li th l t e ttuess mall there was a s s, earthquake at Porto Rico. Os the 23rd • may do so on reoeiving their allotment letter L and intend of the French trams nin net volcano burst oat la Oregon, and on the Bth of October at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum will slowed on of the . Emperor_ Maziasilw_ • skill \we boa dellnittedy there was as earthquake in Sea Francisco. -American sesonste eo paid from the date of payment to .• Ist of consolidated, &stolen xsssvea the Mini Imme ware co lass Jamey, 1866, after which the stock will bear dividend at threatened it ea y Two o'Ctoex. In the mining market to-day, attention is chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly ac count, which has just commenced. There is a de mand, however, for Tresavean, North Treskerby, and West Caradon shares. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. .—West Chiverton, 82s. to 84e.; Chiverton Moor, 6# to # ; East Lovell, 15 to 16 ; East Grylls, 41 to 5 ; North Treskerby, 31 1 to f ; Tresavean, 4# to 5 - West Caradon , 11 to 12 ; South Darren, 375. 6d: to 408. ; and North Chiverton, 35e. to 40a. Cape Copper and United Mexican shares are dull, and other colonial and foreign mines inactive. Chontalea are nominally quoted # to I prem. A petition for the winding-up of the Charlotte United Mining Company is to be heard before the Vice-Warden of the Stem:wise at Truro on the 21st instant. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS• w• ifONEY MARKET.-MHIB DAY.) Two °Velars. The stook markets to-day are flat, with little business, hoped that connected with the prepara tions for the half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which almost exclusively engage attention. Consols have declined 1-16 to / per tent. Home railways, in many cases, are to 4 per cent. lower, and there is also a reduction in some of the speculative foreign bonds. The demand for discounts to-day is rather mode rate, but there is a good inquiry for loans for the Stock Exchange, in connexion with the half monthly settlement, which bait just commenced. The supply of money, however, ig ample. The rate for the best paper is 61 to 7 per cent. ; for advances on English government Nee titles till to-morrow, 4 to 5; and for loans on foreign stocks to the next account, 8 to 9 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 671 r. 47e., being 1-16 per cent. lower. Consols are now quoted 84 to 89, with div., for money, and 87/, ex div., for the account (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows : iThree per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, ; ditto, I for account, 87} ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1 ; New Two- 1 and-a-Half per Cents., 701 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1054 ; ditto Bonds, 120.1 prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 44., Gs., Be. dia. Foreign stocks are rather flat. There is a decline of !per cent. in Confederate, 1 in Greek, and 1 to 1 in Spanish Passive and Certificates. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :—Greek, 181 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, In to 14 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 2 to 1 prem. ;and Mexican, 251 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1865, scrip , 21 , prom. • Egyptian, 1864, 91, 1 ; ditto lOOl. Bonds, 914, Ij;lGreek, 181, 19, 14 ; Italian, 1865, 781 ; Mexican, 251, ; ditto account, 251 ; ditto 1664, 24 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 461, 6 ; Russian, 1850, X) ; ditto, 1862, 884, 9, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, 371 ; ditto Passive, 281, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, 901 ; ditto 1858, 76, 5 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 791 ; ditto: 1862, 1001. Bonds, 76 ; ditto 1865, 431_1 ; ditto 1001. Bomb, 431, 4. ATAmerican securities are steady, at the closing prices of Saturday. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 631 to ; Erie Railway shares, 541 to 3 ; 811 to 82 ; and Atlantic and Great Western deben tures, 854 to 84. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito prem.; General Credit, 2 1-16 t.) 3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fon der and Mobilier of Englasd, 31 to 1 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to pram. ; General Ottoman, 21 to 1 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. The shares of the Leeds Woollen Company are nominally quoted 1 to 2 prem. ; Real Estate Cor i poration, 3 to 31 prem. ; Penusylvania Oil, 21 .to 31 prem. ; and St. Saviour's Wharf, 11 to 2 prem. Of speculation in the Stock Excharge there is at Present very little, owing almost solely to the pre vailing uncertainty respecting the future course of I l the money market. The fact that the outgoing I steamer of yesterday, takes, almost entirely for I Bombay, the large sum of 406,2851. in specie and bullion, proves once more how direct is the in fluence exercised upon the money market by the speculative movements in cotton, and so long as this is the case surprise can scarcely be felt if bankers and discounters act with great caution. Nevertheless, there are several features on the fa vourable side. One is the improvement which has taken place during the last week in the poeition of the Bank of England—an improvement which is of I l greater importance than would appear at first sight, inasmuch as the Bank, besides gaining 452,0041. of reserve, has also been able to redeem stock on which it had obtained advances to the extent of more than half a million. At the same time the month's remittance of coin to Brazil has been provided for ; steady supplies of specie are coming forward from the United States, and, con sidering the activity of our exports to that country seem likely rather to increase than diminish ; and; lastly, as will be seen from the particulars given below, the amount of Australian gold on the way to our shores represents the unusually large sum of 1,024,0001., of which 620,5001. is now due. About 44,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. No withdrawals were reported. The steamer Borussia, from New York, has brought 43,0001. in specie for England, and the Scotia, 14,0001. The shipments of specie by the Ripon, which left yesterday, are heavy, as was expecte d. The total is 406,2851., of which 392,1651. is silver aud 1,1281. gold for Bombay, and 12,9921. gold for Alexandria. The amount of Australian gold known to be now on the way to England is 1,024,0001., of which 620,5001. is due. Subjoined are the particulars : Gold on B .nrd. Ships. sailed. Out. Ore. got,. . fi Value. Elolova ta le Aug. 12 0 1 days 107.037 C•12 , .y0 UAW of Judah Aug. 17 ~ 13, 146 146,0 00 102 600 Cornwallis Sept. 16 66 „ 15,232 .• t,,50 , 1 Loudon (a.) WWIL?. Donbas and Konigs berg 4B to 60 Rostock et Meal's -01:22 45 to 65 44 to 48 Basilan. bard soft American, red .. whits 6O tom 64 8616111 Grinding -- to 26 Dirt Wing Malting OATS. Dutch brewing feeding ARRIVALS Or GRAM Ise., LI WATER CAILLIAGS, 1120 INCLUSIVE.. so a a I si: 40 10 42 I St. 26 to 10 I - 4 Se So 42 I St White it to re SI Yellow !IDOL Si Preach, per nook ipanish, to 30 S American, per IwL fS to r) s anses,a to 19 NT(I LONDON, BY LAND AND Al NOY. TO NOV. 11, Whost.,Bariey. Melt.; OrW. ! Beaus Peas /lour. (In. qrs. ', are. I an. 1 qrs. an. I brls 'arks. Zugliall ... 6572 6456 117415 15 , 40; 1650 1201. . 52 2166 i tt ri2h orelgii •.. 16857 1971 1 .18:2 . 47871 . 61. 1 0086 ... ;').3 . surto 110799 11758 0 50915, 2135 1 3291772.2172 Total... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (DT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (mom ous owl CORREASPONDENT.) The market opens rather ( baler. at Satan.liy's pries Sales will foot up about 7,000 bale.. MINCING-LANE.—fTHIS DAY.) Scnait.—The market continues quiet. but there is rather more business doing. The sales include G,C3O bags of Jaggery Mains at price. kept secret. Refined : a fair business is doing at Xs. Gd. to 38s. for pieces, and at 44.. for brown lumps. COFFEE.- -The market is firm for all descriptions. TEA. —A fair besieges is doing in most descriptions, at recent rates. Rug.—No sales reported. RICE —The demand for soft grain continues active. About 21,000 bass sold, including Bassein, at 13s. SALT PICT Rt. —lOO tons sold for arrival, at 235. 9d. Sricas. —3,000 bags of Pimento have been disposed b e at 3d. per lb., being an advance of fully hd. per lb. 0 of Penang pepper sold at the full price of 3 1-16 d. cult. CorroN.—The market has become quiet ; prices ale mostly easier. The baled advertised for tomorrow consist of 300 hogs. heads 1,000 bags sugar, 1,030 casks 3,000 bags ialtery coffee 3,000 packages Indies teas, 2,400 bags rice, and suodry dry goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(('HIS DAY.) The market is steady. Pikes ate quoted as follows : Town tallow, 51s. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 50e. Cal.; October to December. 50s. Gd.; Decemb -r BOs. Gd. ; January to Mann, 51a. 3d. to 50s. 6d.; March, 52a. 3d. PARTICTLARS OF TALLOW. 1b64. I 1665. Stock on hand this day ..caaks Delivery last week ..... Ditto from let Jane Arrival hurt week Ditto from Ist June PrioeY.C. on spot this day Ditto Town lout 140.600 200 37,249 8,436 , 4..543 s. d. d , 46 6 0 '47 9 0 67,45 S 1.162 31,617 5.296 60,9)6 & d . 4S 6 45 A. 5 3 0 6 2771 i 6 1611 I 4 66 87 (4 a. d. d L. d. d. 41 0 01 60 0 0 ♦3 9 0, 54 3 0 ------------- Arrival for the week ending 21st November last year, 5,455 casks, and delivery. 2.917 maim The arrival last week cum priaed 3,011 casks Petersburg. - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DA The number of beasts is rather larger than on Monday last, yet ehoios qualities are by no means plentiful. Prices are lower, bat trade is slow. The supply of sheep is much smaller, and eo, also, is the , demand. Primo remain unaltered, with a dull trade. We , have • large Mame. In Ike simply of calves, and prices are I lower. From Germany and Holland there are 2,410 brat", 388 oalves, sod 140 pigs ; Spain, 33 beasts ; Soot- land, 120: Ireland, 340 ; and 1,920 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone ot Mba a. d. a. d. 1 Per dew of Blbe. a. d. a 4. Best Seats, Bereida. 6 2 6 6 Best Doe& HI-bdsik 0 Best Shorthorns 5 0 6 2 Rest LOne-woole• •.. 6 4 Mooed qui. boasts 2811 4 De. do. Shoes 0 0 i Calm Pip . 154stThisitHlt-breA4 64 d 6 Lambs Beasts at market, 6,210; sheep and lamb*, 22,670 ; calves, Mg; 1 OP. 39). __ .. . _ _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Moms. Pattered= sad Smith report that the market Moab* without sitdraties since last week. Cholas de ! morlptiona mild cooties, in good demand, at fall awn the rate of 5 percent. per annum. Midmost" sot paid sp is fail cm or beim' the 15th Joinery, 1806, with inbred from the lit January to the date of payment, will be con and the directors will dispose of the desk is end manse? as they may think mid foe the advantage of the cemposy. A call of 2/. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Provincial Banking Corporation (Limited) by the 4th December. The half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central Indian Railway Company is convened for the 15th December. The scrip certificates of the Mercbants'Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery in ezchange for the letters cf allotment and bankers receipts. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the London Wbarfing and Warehous ing Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 181 h inst. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from Tracers' Circular : The colonial produce markets ocestisue to show Jong steadiness in consequence of the full character of the home demised, although the nimateeamai of the Bank rate of di. count dill mends say revival of spoculatioe. At the commencemeet of the week dulness was created by a relapse of la per cwt in sugar, but towards the close the tone be came slightly better, sad some large tromectiomo is thai sited. took pies,: the diiniantias of the dock is head. compared with that held at the eeneepselief pceiod of lot year, being as impeded elommost is omits( soeSdseee. Coffee has been fire, and tea set only maladies its read tmprovsmeut, but shows • further upward taid= Purchases et IMO of the tee dsmietiees have bees for Benda. Is Bengal rapiers there have bees active idioms at steady rates. Sarcrenav Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 to 88 ex div. for the 7th December, opened and closed to day at the same quotation. For m one y the kit prim was 's to 4, with div. At one period of the day prices were better by k per cent. The official Vannes report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 4 ; ditto for amount, 8740 Three per Cents. Rednced,B7k ; New Three Pie Cent& 9 8 714 : Red Sea Telegraph, 191 ; Bank Stock, 248 ; IMO Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Ce nt. Stock, 105, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 99. Indian Government securities were firm. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at Be. to 2e. dia., and the June at Bs. to 4e. die. In the foreign stock market the principal change was a relapse of 4 per cent. in Confederate Bonds, s ome speculative realisations having been caused by the statement in the New York tele grams that " Mr. Seward has informed the provi sional governor of Georgia that the President cannot recognise the people of any State as having returned to loyalty in the Union that admit as a legal obligation any portion of the rebel debt." Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862 declined 4 per cent., and Brazilian scrip 4, while Turkish Cos solid& improved 4. As regards other stocks there was no variation calling for notice. In the market for Bank shares the only changes were an improvement of 11. in Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and a decline of 10a. in London and South Western Bank. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and in some cases, including International Finan cial and Credit Fenner and Mobilier, prices were slightly lower. The closing quotations were as fol lows :—lnternational Financial, 1 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-18 to 3-16 prem. ,• London Financial, 7 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 24 to I prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mo biller, 3k to ~)p rw l ec : ., ex die. and new ; and ditto New, 31 to prem. National unt shares were last quoted 11 to k prem. • Joint Stook Discount, li to 11 dim. •, Hudson's Ray, 134 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, lk to 04 dia., ex div. ; Ottoman Socidtd G e nerale, 24 to Aprem. ;_ Lion Brewery, If to 14 prem. ' • and tlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 2to 2k. The shares of 0 verencl, Gurney, and Co. closefirmly at yesterday's quotation of Bto 4 prem. There was an advance of 31. in the shares of the British Ame rican Land Company, and of 11. in those of the Canada Company an d the South Australian Land Company. Rolckow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), and Bombay Gas shares, were also inquired for ' while Continental Union Gas were weaker. There was a further relapee of about 1/. 10a. in Millwaß Land and Dock shares, which lately experienced so sudden a recovery from 6 discount to 1 die. to par —the present quotation is 5 to 3 dis. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota dons for shares in new undertakings are as follow: i tranastian I —Leeds Woollen Compare , I to 2 prem. ; ' Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 2 to 3 prem. Real Estate Corporation, 24 to prem. ; Alhambra , Company, 1 to 2 prem. k tic Steam, die. to 1 prem. ; Tyne Engineering, 2 to 3 prem. ; North London and Highgate Railway, 4 to 14 prem. ; Ismit Forest, 1 to 14 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 14 to 24 prem. ; and Import and Export Provision, 4to 1 prem. There were tran actions in the shares of the Leeswood Main Coal, Cannel, and Oil Company (Limited), at 1 prem. We are requested to state that the share list of the Real Estate Corporation will be closed on Saturday, the 18th inst. American securities were rather dull, but prices have scarcely varied from yesterday's onotatious. The 5-20 Bonds closed to-day at 63k to 64, ex div. - Erie Railway shares, at 54 4 to 1 ; 'lllinois Central, at 814 to 82 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, at 854 to 864 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, at 87 to 88, and the Erie Railway Loan at 4 to 4 prem. Victoria Government D e bentures were rather more offered. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) I I J