The Sun. — London, England, 1868-11-30 00:00:00

. _ . - TRE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING 'NOVEMBER 30 1868 9 . -a _ _ . ._ ___ -- —_ --- ...-a------ ____-.. _ --..--. - -- RONEY ki. A Ti, ii, :Ei T Da 5 per Cent., Rup, Deb. 1872 Do. do. 1877 - - S11211?E LIST. -410.• -- BANKS. Closing Business BII?MING-IIA.3I CATTLE SUOW. ...- CORRESPONDENCE PROM PARIS. Do. do. 1882 ...... ... , otDINAIt I dtiii.xte:S_AND STOCKS. Share NAME. Paid. Price. done rne near approach of Christmas is marked by the open. _____•,_____ Illbt AND *;omMERCIAL f NTgi:!.. , oki '-',: D... Deb., 5 per Gaut., Aug. 1873 -....- Do. Bolide, 4 per Cent., £l,OOO Do. under £l,OOO - Prs 14 pin • Imre Railways. raid. Closing Business Prioe. gene. 10 Ag,ra Limited, A 11 Do LO Albion B 100 Alliance. Limited 10 51 61 14 6 4 23 121 131 121 nig of cattle shows all over the country. The Birmingham exhibition opens practically to-day. The cattle and (moil 01311 OWN COnnnanONDEInT.) PARIS, SUNDA; November 29. - 4. IrOREIGN FUNDS-CLOSING PRICLS. st Bzistol azd Exet.:: ...... 100 76 78 20 taiglo-Austrian 78 st Caledonian ~......, 100 731 7el 781 20 Anglo-Egyptian, lim all 19 2 . 181 building in a dingy street west of the Town Hall ; and the In spite of considerable expectations of an acquittal, the CITY, Two o'CeocK. Argentine Iteimbltc, 6 per Cent to eonoriau - Sixth Chamber, faithful to its traditions, has condemned Consols are 941 for money; ditto, for Ac- Au D it o rTi S n c l, r.i o p n l d 4 s s 'a i i a. d t . cent - 2O Cornwall all 31 31 20 Anglo-Italian 1861, limited 10 6 4 dog show is held in the Curzon Exhibition Hall . , - tt Dublin itt Bellatt J line count, 93i -li ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92+ 4 ; Do. 1859 - st Dun„Perth. & Ab.J unc... 100 :e 72 20 Bank of British Columbia.. all 11 13 has been punished with six months' imprisonment, six N0v.:29. - 2 / East Loudon .. all 8 10 2 2 5 5 B B :n n k k o o f f 20 Do issued at 2 pin.....,... 6 ... ... murky district. The arrangements are all admirably New Dace per Cents, 92+ l'; Exchequer Bills &lonian 5 Pei Cent ,a IS':og3i:tPht Australia... an 51 33 ice Leopold, le 4: por Cent., 18 ' ) - .40 do - months' deprivation of civil rights, and a fine of £4O ; two £l,OOO, 2 per Cent., 12 prem. ; ditto, £5OO, DO: d o. 1858 - 21 Do 10 - - 20 Bafik of Otago, lim. an acquittal, holding that the case of the journal 12 prem. ; ditto, £lOO and £2OO, 12 prem. ; Bank Do. do., 18eo - : 1 u G r la e s a g t o E w „ t r t N . Y . estern.. 10a 91 02 .u.) 41 414 411 ai 1 1 60 Bank of Victoria, Australia 25 27 8J that have ever been made, comprising 173 cattle, 100 ments held in Birmingham. Tbe entries are the largest The counsel for the defence of the Temps strove hard for Princess of Do. do., 1863 - it Do. E. Augl. No. 2.... lOu II tst 10 Bank of aew Zealand all 17 12 which he represented and of the Journal de Paris of England Stock, 4. per Cent., 244. Da. 5 per Cent., 1805 - , it Urea', Nurtliui Scotland.. iOtt 15 6 40 British North American ... all 51 43 ce Leopold , 78/ st Great Nurthcrn too IC/1 It 7 ICCI 20 Chartered of India, Austra- India Stock, 104 per Cent., April, 1874, 218 ; ' , Ac.xnm , .. • . . pens of sheep, and 47 pens of pigs, besides 174 entri , e , s i o is f roots and 42 of corn. The prizes are very liberal. a 1 ce, attended et De. A a tuck loO lt , i le,, lia, nd Chins all 20 21 was totally different from that of the journals which had ditto, 5 per Cent., July, 1880, 1164 ; ditto, Bonds, 13 .euos Ayres 6 per Cent. - ih Do. 13 Sleek... . ate chapel. Do 2 per Cont. (Deferred 3 per Cent.' - et Gt S, and W. 01 Ireland loe ea 97 London, and China all 29 1101 864 been sentenced a fortnight ngo. Those papers Lad been the depression and temporary annihilation consequent prosecuted for rnanceuvring against the Government by under £l,OOO, 14 prem. Cuba, 6 per Ceut. - s tit. NVeatein -anagitost.. lea 49 60 44 20 City ............... 10 11 12 134 - !I Do. South Wales lO - - 100 Colonial ........................... 26 t 7 ra Consols aud Foreign stocks are firm this morn instituting the Bandin subscription. The Temps had Ceilian 6 per Cent ! It,. 41 per Cent - to. Do. W. Mid.-00100 , ... 10v 25 28 10 Consolidated, lim. ..... . 4 i 1 4 la-16 upon the ravages of the cattle plague. The cattle in all classes stood pre-eminent, and opportunity was afforded R. j ug. Do. 3 per Cent., - st Do. Newport done nothing but publish the lists-merely the exercise of Foreign securities are rather better. Turkish Po. 6 per ea t. 1807 - st Laccachire & 1 orkshir.... 100 121- .211 12 4 at Lon., Brig - 11..4 S.Cuast.. 100 481 4. 411 60 East London, lim ............. 6 1 1 9 1 20 English and American, lim 10 ... ... of comearing the best specimens of the different breeds an ordinary right. By its own judgment, the first prose -1 0. 7 wr Cent., 1860 - tgency, an' Five per Cents. showing a recover . ) , of 4, and ao., Do Scrip .... ... .... uli - - 20 English Bank of 1110 de Ja- in juxtaposition. In making these comparisons per. cution bad been established because letters had Col min.. n, 6 per Cent. - at I on., Coat., and Dose, .. iv,: 17 171 17 noir°. lirn ................ .. . 10 Id pr 94 haps no greater contrast could have been presented ville pester - Italian Five per Cents. and Greek Bonds are ii- Dau . sii, 3p ,r Cent , 18/5 ... .7" $t Do. Al etrop. Ex. A .... ico - -- 20 English, , cuttish, and A . u . s been exchanged between two of the editors ; one of whom ;on of a dis' higher. New Spanish Three per Cents. and Dan ihiau Principalities, 7 air Cent I 1 St Lon. & North Wester', .NO 1104 D2l 1121 at Lou. 4 South Weatera.. 100 a 7 es traiian Chartered ... .... all 16 17 284 Hono Kong and Shan .. hai than that afforded by the small, rough, shaggy oveather• beaten specimen of the Scotch cow sent by the Duke ot had made a speech over his grave, and bad formed one of DJ 8 per Cent., 1867 . - ad was bora Egyptian Seven per Cents. of 1868, on the other „ ei uador New Consolidated, I per Cent • - ' 4 Mari., Shel., & Lincoln.. too tit 45 47f Bank Corporation .. g . all ! : Sutherland, and 'the smooth, glossy hide, and plump, it metropolitan .. . lto 101. 1111 Iv2l 41 4 284 Do new ........... al - 1 •• the audience when some verses were recited on the occasion of the jour des marts. The Temps was a stranger hand, are 4 lower. The quotations are 7-Italian, laiyptiaa, 7 per Cent ' .•• - st Do Extension .. .. 100 97 chi 9 i 100 781 100 Imperial, an ............. .... 20 17 18 18 fleshy Hereford in an adjacent stall. The llerefords were, - 10 Do. .N. - :. rd .. - Is 10 1. 4 20 Imperial Ottoman ............... 10 If If 111 on the whole, well represented by 30 specimens of oxen 55 i 55 4 ; Mexican, 154 15f ; Greek, 13 13+ ; New 0 00 0 Second Issue . .£s' 0, Bonds - st Merropootan Dlstratt. all ;0 ;2 5 lonian ................................ all 26 28 to all this ;it had purely and simply published a sulegeelp. tion list. The policy or good taste of attempting ENO Spanish, 34+ 344 ; Turkish, 411 411 ; Peruvian F ive per Cents:, 814 82 ; and Egyptian, 1868, Do. £lOO Bonds Do. 1 . 4 • • ••• '-''. .. , 10 Metrop. at. John's V. 00 1 6 a - at Etiolated 20 Lnd Mortgage of India lim 4 4 ci or steers, cows and heifers, and tbe rival shorthorns had 50 representatives. There was a large collection of to separate the case of the Temps from the other papers at Do, t.Siriain. & Dsrby Do. Account Devons, and among the long-horns were some remark . 73 4 744. Do. £SOO Bonds • at Do Ed Pth az Dun.. . IU9 - - 30 London Bank of Mexico and South America, lim. 20 9 7 able animals, with horns forming a perfect frame to the may be questioned ; but the ingenuity of the speech was The Honduras Loan is fiem at 90 91. Do. 1105 Bonds B 3r st la orleastern-Berwick.. 100 Dal 1001 10a _ 100 London and Brazilian, lint. 46 80 55 remarkable. It failed, however, to save the incriminated paper. Notwithstanding this condemnation, there English Scrip, 1808 74f 24 Do. G. N.E purolitose .. 16.13.4 - - - 20 Do new .74 5 41 face and actually meeting below the lower jaw. In the Italian Scrip has declined le to 2f, 3 prem. Do do. .£45 pd - dis st Do Leeds . ....... lOU 54 Sij 100 London &River Pla.te, lira. 40 2 s can be no doubt that the Government is heartily . extra classes wa,s exhibited a cross-bred animal, belonging • Government Railway Debentures ..... 974 st Do York lOO 88 8a 25 Do new 10 li lf tired of the whole affair. Some say that the ili. Russian (Charkoff-Azof) Railway Scrip is + Green 5 per Cent., 1824- 5, ex Coups - ut Do Carlisle .... . lOO 136 130 20 London Chart. of Australia all 534 544 tO Mr. T. Parker, of Shepton Mallet, of such magnitude better, at par + prem. •, and the New Charkoff- Do. Account - et Do Stocc. & Darling... ICO 12a 130 60 London and County ........ 20 61 62 51 of frame as quite to dwarf its fellows. In height and acquittals in the provinces have even been st North Lon sou ......,... 10 ) 122 121 1324 3 20 Do new. is sat 20 p.m, 16 pd .. 11 ... ••• prompted from the highest quarters. This is unlikely, Brementschug Railway Loan has receded to + 4 D o. c ou p on , ~ _ 10 Do New 1868 . ..... .... 2 li 3 P 60 London Joint Stock__ _ a 42i e3f length the animal was most remarkable, but the judges did Nov. 19. Do. Account - st North Stallordshire...... 100 54 66 20 London and South AfriCan al 12 13 but that the Government would draw out of these prose . prem. not appear to consider it worthy of any special mark of 100 London & S.-Western, lim, 20 ..• ••• G tare:nal:l 5 per Cent .. - it North and S.-W. Junction lOU 102 114 te friend In the Railway Share Mark - et there is an Honduras Gov. Rail. Loan., 10 p. Ct., all pd 90n le Do New .£l.O alaares 7 ... .. 60 London & Venezuela, lint_ 121 ... ••• approbation. The 100 pens of sheep were divided into classes cutions if a chance presented itself is unquestionable. It ' additional fall of 1+ in Metropolitans. The 10.1au 0 per Cert., 1865 _ st Rhymney st Shropshire Union .061 4 / 52 1 0 641 464 100 London and Weetminster. 20 84 47 68f 100 Do Scrip, iss at 10 pm.. ....... 20 45 6,1 69f -Leicesters, Lincolns, Cotswolds, Southdowns, Shrop. is said that when M. Rouher informed the Emperor of the acquittal at Clermont, the astute Minister treating the Jo. Account . o - 100 Merchant, lim shires, Oxfordshires, and cross-breds. They were an nmoned 14 prices are as follows :-Caledouian, 724 / ; Do Inlaremmana Railway... - st South Devon excellent lot, and the smooth Shropshires, the favourite it South Eastern llO 791 z-0 794 10 Metropolitan, nut ............. all 6 7 news as lightly as possible, he encountered only a wearied tssemble at Great Western, 48/ 49 ; Great Eastern, vi e ,d ear. 3 per Cent reply to the effect that his Majesty almost wished an 414 i. ; Ditto for Account - st •L'au sale . 123 146 lot 6 National of Australia downs were good, and the Leicesters a capital class. Lord Great Northern, 1054 64 ; ditto A, 1054 ; 1864 le Do. c ... 5 3 4 26 National of Liaerpool, lira. 1.6 ... ••• aCqUittal at Paris would put an end to the whole 100 National Provinc. of Eng'd 42 ... ... 1841 Tents boo . Lancashire, 128+ I ; Metropolitan, 101 i ; ditto Do c; D p ° e:r Cont. Anglo-Prench.. - st Wateziord & Kllkenuy.. 10u - 10 Waterloo & Whitelial.. 8 - - 10 Do . ..... .. 42 ... ... Berners carried off the palm for long-wolled sheep. The business. Extension, 97 9 ; Midland 1114 4 ; Sheffield, .10i:tee - ideal: c per Cent. . - 10 National. BO 64 46 pigs were the least remarkable collection of animals in The recent press trial at Lyons, though it resulted in a id Sa.ntagO• ',l oorisit Imperial 5 per Ceut - 20 New South Wales ............ all 41 44 43 1 RAILWAYS-PREFER ENCE SHARES IND STOCKS. 20 North-Western , •„ 47 i i ; Brighton 48 4 ; North British, 32 4 ; v.eNV Grenada - interior le North Western, 112+ / ; North Eastern, 99/ Do 3 per Cen - - st Bristol and Exeter 4 p.cent. 100 60 68 88 - 25 Oriental Bank Corporation all 42i Oa 40 Proyine. Bank. Curpo., lim. 10 4 bk they lay in stertorous groups half buried in straw ; Government. Proceedings in this case had been insti. een routed , 100+ ; South Eastern, 79 4 ; Chatham and Dover, Do. Deferred - it Caledonian Qrs , No. 2 lOO - ... 100 Provincial of 1re1and........ 24 39 91 here the favourite black Berkshire, and there the clean. tuted against a local paper, named the Discussion, on ' e. 164,174. Do Laud Warrants (Hectare:3) 1 - it Do. Scot. N.E., 44 per cent. 10 ... ... 10 Do new. it Do. Aberdeen, gua. 6 p.c.... 104 ... ... 100 Stand. of Brit. S. Africa, lint 26 13 1.1 Peruvian 5 per Cent. 1865 • 814 e antiago fo r • United States Bonds are dull on higher quota- Do Account .. 811 4 st Do. do. 7 per coat. 109 ... ... st Do. do. Ordinary... 100 73 80 100 Do ' issued at 6 pm. 19 ... ... 26 Union of Auetrali a all 48 49 agricultural implement makers, of Bedford, shewed a matters directly connected with the Government. Lyons, tione of gold from the other side. The Five-Twen- splendid large white pig, to which was awarded the first like Paris, is governed by an Administrative Commission, Port , iguese 3 per Ct., 1853, '6, 7, '9,'60,'2,'3 - it Do. Midland insurgent S ties have declind +, to 744 744 ; the Bonds of 1885 Do. do. 1567 . 16 344 gii 37 4 prize for fat pigs exceeding 15 months old. "Barley meal appointed through the Ministry of the Interior. This cora. Do. do. Sc, ip, £2O peal - 20 Cornwall, a per cout gaa... all ... ... Slavery So' , MISCELLANEOUS. and a little of 'Thorley's food" appear to have been the mission was a few years ago presided over by a senator remain at 73 734 ; and the Ten-Forty Bonds at 71+ it I,3sian 5 per Cent., 181:3, ..£ St - it Dundee, Perth, and Aber -100 105 107 materials for loading the carcase of this animal with au named Waisse, who was extremely unpopular. His 72. . Do -li per Cont. 1830 - dean Junction lit Do. Ist Class preference lOO _ _ 10 Anglo-American Tel., lim. all 211 214 Do 41 per Cent., 1860 - 10 A.nglo-Mediter. Tel., 1im.... 7 Od 1p excess of " pinguesity " (to coin a word for the nonce) successor, no doubt taking his unpopularity into considera. Veser, frolo Do 3 per Cont., 1859 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint all 16 17 which gained for him the coveted prize. tion, thought a statue to his memory would greatly Ango-American Telegraph shares are rather P it Gt. Eastern, E.C. Ex. No.l IL/0 97 10U it Atlantic Telegraph lO 31 32 -day (N °Y ; better at 224 224 ; but the Eight per Cent. Prefer- Do 5 per Cent., 1862 it DJ do 6 per caut 109 106 108 171 26 Australian Agricultural ... 204 16 17 HaVra, 5 0 euce shares are dull at 3/ 4 ; and Atlantic Tele- Do. Anglo-Dutch, 1864, £lOO Bonds... - Do. do. .£B4 155. do. ~ - st Do East Angliaa A4p. c. 100 V 9 102 102 26 Australian Mort. Land and THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT. ingly a large sum of money was spent in the per or Loudoot graph Original Stock at 30 32. De., 1866, £lOO Bonds - st Do st Do do B 6 do. 100 ... ... do 0 7 do. Ita) ... ... Finaace. lim .---40.--. paid for, but for some reason was never put up. Probably formance of this laudable duty. The statue was made and Do. do .£8.4 - 15s. do - st Do ao No. 1, 6 p.c. 100 190 102 10 Baugarah Tea, Estates, liin. 9 7 ad In Bank Shares Alliance have been done at 121 ; Do Nicolas Railway 651 6 st Do E. Union 4p. c. gua. 100 69 71 10 Berlin Water Works, lim. all 14 14a Very few fresh particulars as to the accident,nave corde to Do. New 0 8 84 to hand. The Mande3ter Guardian of Saturday says :- it wa3 feared that the Imperial dignity might be compro- Anglo-Egyptian, 184 ; Chartered Mercantile, 304 st Do Nor folk i p.c. Ex. 1846 100 ... ... 100 Bolckow Vaughan, lim. English and Rio Janeiro, 94 ; Imperial, 18 ; Impe- Go 41 per Cent. (Urinarren) Sar linian 3 per Cent Do 44 -or Cent.. 1862 -.... - it Do do 4 p.c. WaT.Val. 1847 100 ... ... st Great Northers, 6 per cent 19 ... ..„ 5 Bombay Gas, lim. 6 Do. NSW all Of 41 4 it ei "No light whatever has been thrown by any means upon the proximate cause of the accident. It was suggested, smashed by the not very peaceful inhabitants of the second Oet. 8 1. t ie' Ottoman, 114 f ; London and Westruinster, Do Acc p ount - at Do a p.e., rd at 10 p. c. pm. 100 ... , o . st Do 4, do do do 1011 ... ... so British American Laad 44 14 17 st B. and I. Magnetic Tel., lim lOO 165 170 j probably in the gossip of the idlers about the pit-brow and city of France. At all events the stattiewhich had costs° much led hid e° ' 68 + ; ditto Scrip, 654 i ; Union of London, 372-. Do. Account . Spanish 3 per Cen . st Do 6 do at sp. c. pm. 100 ... ~, it Do Leeds, Bradford, and 20 British Indian Tea, lim. ... all 21 51 20 British Ship Owners in the villages, that the gas in the mine had probably was cons . igned to a municipal store-house. Tbese proceed ! ings, which were flagrant enough, were attacked in the In Miscellaneous descriptions, Credit Foncier Do. 1867 - Halifax, 6 par cent lOO ... ... No stook' 29 Canada Company all e 7 72 become ignited by an explosion of gunpowder used in Shares are marked 2. General Credit at 54 Do. Account - Ilf 100 ... ~., 10 Canadian Loan and Invest- columns of the Discussion with extraordinary vehemence, ' ; ditto for . Do. New Deferred - it Great South. and Westsra mem, lim 34 2i lid blasting. It is true that to a limited extent gunpowder is ! so much so that the charge of " exciting to hatred and 9 ' 16 , liaison's Bay at 144, and Ocean Marine Do. Account 20 Ceylon Company, lim. ck, 55, 000 ' at 20. Do. Passive stl G a West.-0ri,‘......, nt.-itent 20 Do. A shares chg., per gua..i p.c lOO 102 101 103 a Talleirt " . The Bruckley Castle has arrived from Sydney Do. Com. Cert. of Coua. not funded ... - t st Do du 4, per cent. 18J,0... 100 ila 8 • 86 10 City Discount, lint 24 City of London Real Pro- 6 44 af Another suggestion is that tloe padlock of a lamp mav case created great excitement, and M. Jules i. Cad e° /vit h £124,500 in gold ; and the Ripon, from Sw p e o d ' is A li cc 'P o r u o l v i incial 31ortgagn Loan st Du do 4 do do ... 103 74 7S i 7 perty, lim 8 4i 31d 30 City uf Milan Improv. lim all 610 have been tampered with, and its flame exposed in the Favre made a speech for the defence, in which even ! he outdid himself in eloquence and virulence against Alexandria, with 14,575. Do Government, 1864 1868 at Do do Birmingham gua.. 100 65 70 25 City of Moscow (las, lim... all It 4 81 50 City Offices, lint 25 2-2 211,1 inflammable gas. This hazard unhappily finds some support the Government. He talked so furiously at General ecified. . b-al:nta interest due the 11th December on the D ipo o d d e o , Scrip Pra st Do do do preta. lusl ~. ... 50 Colonial, him. • st Do do Chester gua lO3 *** *** Do. ,„ -it being only a few weeks since one of the miners, him• Castagne, who was present, that he was obliged to get up Turk - lob 6 per Gent. . -.... - st Do do do b per eent. NO 160 lall Four per Cent. Stock of 1862 is advertised 50 Comtnercia: Union (Assur) 4 p ip and leave the room. And yet, whilst publishing a sub self a v;eim to the accident of Thursday, was fined a 0 ..1 Account - at Do do do 5 do 100 96 100 10 Company of African Mer- . for Payment by Messrs. Hauebro and Sou. Do 6 per Cent. 1858 ... - it Do South Wales, gua. 4 p.c. 100 _ _ chants, lim qov. 30 ' It is stated that the applications already received Do Account. "' - at Do do 4 1 1800 lOO _„, 20 Continental Union Us" Mix. all 171 181 padlock of his safety lamp to procure a light for his pipe. play of hostility was visited only with a week's imprison ' fel . Do £lOO Bonds . - 26 Copper Miners of Englaad, 1,0 ment and £6O fine in the case of one of the accused, and e's steam er the bonds of the Charkow-Krementschug (Rus ilo 6 per Cent. 1862 ••• it Do do 6 ... ... st Do West Mil-Oxford Ist g. 10) 103 112 pref 74 per cent. 106 Corporation of London £4 fine without imprisonment in the case of the other. At Si ") Railway, introduced by Messrs. Schroder, the _ et Do do 2d gua. 100 107 10) explosion took place at the breakfast hour, which was coin. Le Syria Bands, 1877, 41 per cent. all 104 1044 13111)SeliptiOn lists for which close to-morrow• in Do Ac - coun e ' Do £l.th Bonds 6Bl it Do Newport, Ist g. 5 p.c. 100 23 92 100 Do. 1879, 41 per cent. all 104 106 rnonly with many of the miners also the smoking hour'. Olozaga has arrived in the capacity of Spanish Ambas- LO - s t D o do 21 do 104 ... ... . 100 Do. 1882, 4f par cent. all 1031 1041 The whole question, however, lice in the region of sador. Of course Lis ceming has been made the subject ndon and Berlin, already amount to a sum equal 10 Credit Fon. of England, lint. all 21 22 2 illes on 06 to th . E . , s A r e s=fit. 1865 100 Lancaster A Carlisls 41 p.c. all ... ~. i 0 Credit Fon.cf Mauritiuslim. 10 5 2 d conjecture, and probably will ever remain so. The wit- of endless canards, one of which has some slight thew of e entire total of the loan. Do 6 per Cent., 1865 . 65n 51 it Laucash. & Yurksh. li p.c. 100 1 0 115 100 22 26 et Crystal Palace nesses are dead. The existence of firedamp in the mine substance. It is that Olozaga's mission is to procure the atharripo , T he indications of the Board of Trade returns Do 1 por Cent., Guaranteed - it Do Barnsley, ..t.5 Is 104 p.c. 100 ... _ it Do. Preference lOO 97 1 0 2 ter al, Venezuela 3 per Cent.; st Do 6 p.e. (East Lancashire) 100 130 136 st Do. 6p. c Perpetual Deb. 109 107 111 in such quantity as to cause so violent an explosion is support of France to the candidature of the Duke of , ee past month are agaiu satisfactory. In the Do. Acc. ant ueelared DivideuOs on the itlaove payable in . o d .i. . st London A Brighton, 4p. c. I 0 Eastern Assam, lim. si ... -A tit value of our exportations compared with guaranteed, No. 1 lOO ... ... 60 East Indian Land Credit Arley seam of coal is notedly a gaseous one, testhnony is Monarchists. e co rresponding month of last year there has been it Du a per cent. gua. No. 2 lOO ... ... and Finance, lim Belgian, 44 per cent., Ex. lof. Austroan o per Cent. Ex , 1 . 0 Flo' ins st Du 6 do do lOO ... ... 20 East India &riga, & Canal all 17 18 borne on every hand to the thoroughly good management A small financial crisis seems to prevail here at present. of the Hindley pit, and the ventilation had hitherto been In two clays tloe Tribunal of Commerce has pronounced Tor. 3° ', all increase of £1,027,756, or 64 per cent, while, D i n& 2* roe Cent., Ex. 12 Guil, Do. 4 per Cent. Certilicates , .... .. B7 st Do 7 per cent 1 0 ... ... Coal, lim. CllrePared with October, 1866, they show neither an regarded as exceptionally good. An examination has been twenty-five judgments of bankruptcy. made of the return air-course from the district in which st Du 6 du (W.E. & C.P.) la;0 ~. ... ly foril leu ' increase nor a diminution. French Rentes, 3 per Cent., lex. 2of. Do Account - st Do 4 du 1359 lOO ••• • • Gua. by Egypt. Gov all 941 9i sel 1 it Loudon, Chatham, & Dover 20 Egyptian Com. & Toad. lim 6 4f 41d the explosion took place, and it was found in good work. m A O b f i t i e i e r r i t t h i e s n r o e e t e s n u t r p r r e i s o; e n l g a t t i s :--- a At the meeting of the East India Irrigation and Renee 5 per Cont. 1831, lei. Zsi. I per cent st Electric & Inter. Telegraph 100 226 230 ,e Cow ie Ca Do. Account 551 4 st Lyndon and N.W., C. and 10 Do. New 8 9 10p ing order. A suggestion has been offered which meets • p at ec i t ts in f g eno t w he mi C in re d d le i! nal Company the directors' report was adopted, • the Compagnie ImrnobiliOre, is in difficulties. At a meeting CLOSING PRICES. Nuneaton 5 per cent.- 100 109 111 11 Eng. & Austral. Copper, lim 24 4 i• Willi some favour, that there had probably been a sudden 1 at Do Bedford &Cambridge.- 100 8 91 16 English and Foreign Credit 71 4 4d o on fi s nd r t e l s : of the shareholders of the latter a remarkably simple and 1 an d a special resolution was passed, accepting the eon u eels, Money 24 a it Do Shrewsb'y & ‘Veletipa.. 100 15 al 100 Eng. and Scot. SI urine, lim. 8 ... ...d outburst of gas, and a breach of the pit rules in respect matter-of-fact statement was made. The liabilities of the ! 'nterior. offer of the Government to purchase the works of Do. Account, Doc. 1 .. 94 i •st Loudon and a.-W. 7 p,e. • 6 11 14,1 to lamps, occurring at the same time. The matter was ! n the late 3d shares, lOO 143 148 20 .Fore-streetWarehouse,lim. 12 pr 1p 10 Fairbairn Engineering p ny exceed the assets by more than four millions and ' , c ompany in accordance with the arrangement keenly canvassed by the miners and visitors about the pit 1 -olia- a • 26.6 d. Do (Portant. perp ans. 26604 all ... ... 100 For. & Col. Goa. Trust and a quarter sterling. This reduces the capital to zero, and, 4 ' r eady entered into. AI ARKE7 S-2 lIIS DA Y. it Man., Slid., &Linclu. 6 p.e. 100 111 117 Loan Scrip, issued at LB6 all 83 84 mouth, who exhibited an endless ingenuity in constructing 3tiCe. 6Do a.:6 all par Ipm 50 Gollivara, lim. 2O ... ... moreover, compromises the interests of the creditors, par. of rablie An extraordinary general meeting of the Anglo- . . -0- it 130 31 per cent lOO 60 ea 10 General Credit & Dis., lim. 71 2 11 61 theories to explain what it is hopeless, almost to sun ' = P se ticularly the Credit Mobilier itself. It has been proposed gYptian Banking Company (Limited), is con- MARK LANE. to Do redeem. 6 per cent. 6 ... ... 15 General Steam Navigation 14 Id 2 9 The Manchester Examiner says there is a general con can ever be demonstrated. I I t ‘ e amalgamate the two companies, but as yet nothing has i veiled for the Bth December, to confirm the resolu- At Mark-lane there was a fair attendance of the trade, i et i Mnoidn' r o is o t n o s i o k iila r t . ed „ ., 6p. c lOO 130 lai Gp. c lOO 1 0 1311 50 Hums & Col Marina In. Ulu. 4 41 111 d 10 Hon , Kon , and China alas all - ueen done. tr. tion passed on the 19th instant, fur enabling the but buyers were not numerous. The supplies of English s i t t i 1 1 - ) ),, a 4 1 4 4 i te r a c aaa ir Ze o e e n ni a l l O O OO 6 9 7 7 v v ?; 20 Hudson's Bay all ti 151 HI currence of opinion that there must have been a sudden , 20 Imperial Land Co. of Mar- The Marquise de Caux-the public will call her by no cor illnany to issue share warrants to bearer in ex- wheat and barley were moderate-those of foreign were et Do Loieestar & irehn, 4 p.c. 100 89 91 seines, lint. ov. 30. liberal. 'The demand for all qualities was quiet, aud last st tort i t lev i t . ai , l i i, 51. , : : ce 5 0A... 1 1 .1 ... ... 26 Indo-European Tel., lint lO ... ... name except tloat of Patti-bas consented to take part in Change for nominative shares at the option of the ventilating furnace, but at an open light in the ovorkinos. i ele sour e° proprietor. , Monday's prices were with difficulty maintained. Grind si D o N.B, N0..4,5 er een:i. • 1 0 00 - - 20 Interne. Fivaucial Soc. lim. 4 li If 20 Interns. Land Credit, lira. 6 6 4d The miners worked with padlocked safety-lamps ; but a concert for the benefit of the subscription which is to be ing barley, in consequence of the large number of cargoes t i ,: la o .. Border Union! ) 61 p.c.... 100 ... ...' 60 Italian Laud 4 11 4,1 raised to erect a monument to Rossini. nothing is more common than for the men to open the lamps n Cabin et . The annual meeting of the Royal Exchange now off the coast, could only be sold at a reduction. st N.-Eastern-Cons. 4 p.c.... 100 85 37 20 Italian Irri. (Canal Cayour) all 221 134 ; Pruss i3° Assurance Corporation will be held on the 23d of METROPOLITAN. at .Uo 41 per cent. redeem-- 100 94 9i st Do G..a _E. 4 per cent. . lOO .. 100 Do. 6p. c. Bds., redeem. 1870, issued 20 of jewels has been sold. A collection so unique attracted of shoul d b ecember, vrhen a dividend will be declared. The market was moderately supplied, and the tone rather firm, , nut not . brisk.. Of beasts ther . o were 4,310_, including 17 Do Berwick capital 8 13.4. ..: ' ::: st Do Stcktu A, Drling. A 5 p.c 100 los ito 25 Do York, IL &S. purchase 10 10 101 SO Land Securities, llin .......... 6 3•1 2f d 26 London African Trading.- 10 7 ad smokieg in the workings, and were severally fined by the manager £l. One of these men is amongst the killed. There a large company, but the prices realised were rather Ent of it 2 A.t the meeting of the London Chartered Bank 283 Scotch, 620 Irish, 2,407 English, and 900 foreign. et Do W ilartlepool if and. R 100 87 80 2a Lon. & Caled. Marine, lim. 4 d 10 London County Land and ••• ••• Was a rumour on Friday afternoon that the explosion had disappointing, though £22,000 was realised in two days. of Australia on the 11th of December a dividend of For prime beef extreme rates were obtained, but rough 20 North • Staffordshire • all 20 21 Building, lint. ............... 4 ... ...d been caused by the firing of a shot, and the question will 1 A diamond necklace, composed of twenty-three stones, .ecent le' 4 per cent. for the half-year (£40,000) is to be re- qualitiss did not s m a Devon Annuities I.s all ell, although in rather better demand to: D . O Tavistoek A , ••• 91 104 5 Lond. Provincial Tel. lim all 6# 31 no doubt be investigated at the inquest. Up to Fridoy ' brought 104,000 f.; tbirteen diamond pendants, 38,000 f. ; that nus., 10s all 910 1 Do. Prefer. 10 per cent. all f fla • I , aISO - e°llllllended, together with the appropriation of than previously. Of sheep there were 16,890 head only, .. , I. ye) Fixed_44 per cent all 8 9 ' 40 Lond. Financial Asso., lim 30 23 221 evening the coroner's precept for the holding of an inquest , three large and very fine brilliants, 42,000 f., 38,000 f., and et It . Anna. 10 6) all 22 23 4 Lond.Gen.Omnibus.Colim. all la 2 14 24,000 f.; a suite of turquoises and diamonds, 33,0001.; a had not been received. what° . • U,OOO to the reserve fund, leaving £11,885 to be and prices were firm, but not higher. Only 74 calves ar- L ''',n . L n Z p • ( erc e e a n d t ,• • mo ,„ „, sO Lond. and Glasg. Engineer , 00a rived, and they were freely taken off at stiffer rates. st Do Fixed 41 per cent lOO and Iron Ship, lira ........ 25 22 174 The meeting of the company which owns the mine was I bracelet of diamonds and three sapphires, 13,500 f. ;a • pro-Le- , carried forward. f Pork maintains its value; 280 pigs on the market, 50 s o t s Tuf a f t Vale No. 1 . ... ... 100 145 140 20 Loud. & Provincial Marine 2 ld pr i brooch, consisting of a large emerald surrounded with , held en Friday, and the sum of £250 was voted to be The report of the Bank of British North Ame- W erford & Kilkenny, 6pa 100 42 46 at Madras Irriga. & Canl. Goa. bein • g foreign. brilliants, 15,500 f.; three others, smaller, 19,600 L; six rica 4p.c. by India Gov. ...... 100 1031 1041 applied at once in mitigation of the distress which must )to be presented on the Ist of December, re- Quotations per stone of Kb sinking the offal-Beef, 38 RAILWAYS.-PREFERENC ' E SHARES AND STOCKS. 10 Mauritius Lan.d, Credit, and arise among the families of the bereaved. nendants of pearls of different sizes, 27,000 f. , ea Agency, 1im...... ........ . 11 f Id r emends the usual half-yearly dividend at the rate 4d to 5s 6d ; mutton, 3s 6d to 58 2d ; veal, 3s 4d to 65; With Dividends ' contingent on the Pronto of each separate year. 10 Mediterra. Exton. Tel., lim - all 4 44 With regard to the cause of the explosion-as a good In the suburbs of Paris a 'el . t • n 1 io girl, aged 18, was left , .otr. 29 ' of 6 SO Merchant Shipping, lint. all Ili 41 / 814 per cent. per annum, and states that, notwith- pork, 3s 4d to ss. at Caledonian 44 p c gua. Iny 0 a . • 'nand. ing the recent occurrence of banking and BOROUGH HOP. at Do Scot. Con. nain. 7p c. 100 ... ... 10 alatal Land and Colonist:- atmosphere, as indicated by the barometer, has in increas. boy by some means approached too near the fire, and ' l U.. a° • other failures in C d h ir t ore ana a, t e tree ors see n a- The demand continues good fur all descriptions of st Do 44 pI r 'shed it Do 4p e eon. edeem all ... ... issued at 80 65 tion Co., Um. .......... . 9 31 2ld 25 National Discount Co. 17;,' s ail 12 ing the tendency to explosions in collieries-it may be his clothes were caught by the flames. Upon hearing -claf °id' 13° I 1 to • • , anticipate that the distribution for the pre- English and foreign hops, and the advance establi s' Great La t 4/ p t .<3 t 1 0 F . .. 1 ek is full I • h ht b many that Si Do 8 ern 5 - tie, 4 18 c 6P..: 10 0 0 $ 7 O !I. 25 National Prov. Marine' lim 4 4 LI stated that a barometer is kept at this colliery and read his cries his sister at cnce hastened to his assistance and 1 y supported. tis t oug y eo National Steam Ship,' lion . . all 54 9 1 a a eOff eel °el:it year will fall short of that of last year. last we values will be much higher aster Christmas. it Do New 5 do, 1863 lOO ils 91 at Do do 4 do, 1364 lOO ... ... 20 Nerbudda Coal & Iron, lira g 8 2d daily, and the quantity of air passing through the mine succeeded in extinguishing the flames. But in doing so 1 Ll' • Aci 1 Ne e w Consolidated Dis. Wm * 8 11 ld is also stated. The average number of men working her own clothes were ignited, and she was frightfully I rcular has been issued to the shareholders of BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS. et Great Northern, ip c irred. 100 ... ... 3 Of S U the a ii , Quebrada, lim ... - .4 4 0 4i Si Credit Foucier of England (Limited) from , The supplios continuo large, and prim. are unchanged. st it nf= e s a par cont. 100 .., ,„ Itl, 41 pc 100 ... _ 25 New Zealand Loan ez . Mel:. • • during, the previous fortnight was between 260 and 270, burned. Strange to say, the instinct which impelled her 1 VII' e English regents, 60s to 130 s ; Scotch regents, 60s to 130 s ; " st Great WeSt., W. Midi., Ip e 100 86 90 , cautile Agency,lira 26 New Zealand Truai ....... 21 I 4P and for this number there was an abundant supply of air. to the rescue of her brother did not prompt her to save . l eu we extract the following :-" The committee and 1 a Ppoi French, 40s to 10s per ton. st Do Joint aerpo. 5p c, 1865 100 84 83 Loan, lint ........ On the day previous to the explosion the workings were herself ; she permitted the fire to burn every fragment I .............. 5 11 11. , r. SO , uted by a resolution passed at a meeting of it Do do 6p e irred., 1366 103 102 104 1034 10 Northern Assam Tea, lim 57 i examined by five different firemen, and reported to be in of clothing off her person without making any attempt i it ' Bhar ehold COTTON. 23 Do Vale Neath perp. 4p s all 1.9 a 20i 10 Du. B .......... • ce th o i b ers, summoned by advertisemerat of Messrs. LivErtroon, November 30. - Salea proSeily 15,000 it Kent Coast, 6 per cent, B 4OO ... ... st North Brit. Au- .... , ...... all 1 3 good order, and the information sent to the manager was to arrest it or to raise an alarm. 1 r 1 ' 14 .• J , • Brown and E. P. Rowsell, and held on the 11 American. 1 6 Lane. an . d York. New 44 per stral., Inn... 100 38 42 50 North Brit. & Mercau. In 61 13 21 that 54,430 cubic feet of air per minute were passing 00 15 e 1 atn a _ bales. Market firm and advancing, especia y cent till July, 1871 2 ali 25 Ocean Marine (Lana' ••)* 1 14 16 20 „, - & - >agust last, beg now to report as follows :- it Lond., Brig., itc., 41 pc, 1853 101 ... ... 60 Oriental Financial,' litt a t tice- 5 through the pit. The reading of the barometer at that 1 i ' I :hat • . an interview which the committee sought --- - ___ st Do do 4 do, 1860 100 ••• ... st Do do 41 do, 1861 100 ... a . 6 Oriental Gas, lira. 5 Do. New . 11 . ... ...d ............ all 7 74 time was 30 5-10. On the following day, the morning THE WEATHER TABLE.-THIS DAY. I f 1 Vi th the - 1, . directors, in pursuance of such resolution, SHIPPING INTE;LLI6I EIVCE. st Do do 44 do, 1863 100 a . ... 10 Otago and Southla - a ... ... 1 4 4P of the explosion, the reading was 30 6-10, and this • I vele st Do do I do, 1865 100 ... ... vestment, lint . had been entered in the book kept for the purpose. c g declined on the ground of the informal cha- 4. at Do No. 8 4 do, 1466 100 ... ... 5 Ottoman Gas lim .............. 2 id fp METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS. i rf, 80. ra cter of th GRATESEND, Monday Morning. it Do No. 7 ado , ............ all 11 24 The several firemen had reported the workings safe, , , h e e committee's appointment, the mem- .- -. st Lend Chat , &c. 2d, 6 c 109 Extreme Sea d 0 s tel e Arrived, Nov. 29. -Aurora, steamer, from Bordeaux ; Australian R. Mail lina all 2 2 1 - and the underlooker had made his entry in a small memo. ha e. I's of the committee could only accept an offer st Do MetrOp. Ei., B 6 P p . .c :•... 100 ••• ••• - - 5 Do do. . o randum-book, in which he wrote the statements made to Mende?, that iv I maad Victor, steamer from Caen • Tonuing steamer, from Vigo ; Do do C 6 p.e ... 100 ... ... at Peel R. Land & Mineii., • llm - 10 1 0 1 : 2 11 I * 4 W 1 1 1 ;:o la D WR•to V 0 I °hale to them to confer, as shareholders, with the ' " Earl Aberdeen steamer, from Hamburg ; Eche, steamer, st LOndon &N. Western, 5p e 100 10s 110 50 Peninsu & Ori • ental Steam all " 66 551 him before laying them officially before the manager. He N ti 0 . v . ..3 . 0, B. T. :,,...., . 112 • * 9 e - the Sa ! I•t nan. With Mr. Mowatt, accordingly, they have f c 1 • ' rom a vas ; Vesta, from Rigo : Susan Hendry, from in Loudon& S. Western, 44 p • 100 93 9i ao Do. New 1867 .. 10 id pr 15 gauged the quantity of air passing each morning at nine al a i a -- --! ,— -- 4,1 5 10 Man. bhef. & Lin., 6 pc, 1865 all 381 25 neuter's Telegram ........... 24 so sip 29'56f. 44 '4l S.S.E. 1 2 4 S.E. e. O . - 1 a everal cominauicatious,and they now announce Dunkirk ; Flying Fish, from Demerara; Irene, from st Metropolitan 5 per cent lOO .., ... ISO Ithymney Iron .............. 11 19 20 o'clock, and as the explosion took 1 't b f th t p ace tus e ore a Abe r rdeen 29'80f. 45 42 B.S.W. 5 7 S. o. 0•01 6 ket - the Midland A 4 per cent ref 1011 105 10 16 Do. New .......... a Leith - 29*70f. 40 ,33 S.E. 4 3 S.E. 0. o'o4 - T 0 Wa r f() results. The following is an outline of the in- Hooksiel ; Josephine, from Cronstadt ; Alpha, from Emden; it t s Do 1 B 5 do P • 100 1011 le; ............... all il 6 25 Rio de Janeiro City Im o lint all 134 194 hour, there is no register for the day, but no appre- Shields .., 29•82 f. 40 '3B S.W. 5 4 S.W. o. _ 3 z Scarborough 28 . 68 f. 41 39 S. 4 2 S.W. ,• c.o. - 4 4' rroatioa received :-1. That the question of the Entire, from St. Michael's; Oopriel, from Tyal ; emlia, 18 Do 6p I opt. to cony. to 20 Do. Gas, lira .... • all 23 24 ciable difference in the force of the wind had been notic d e Yarmouth 29'96f. 42 40 S.E. 5 5 W.N.W. c.o. - 5 tetu from Grand Canerig ; Elizabeth, from Riga ; Seine ei Ord. Stk., Sept. 1,186 e all 11 lfp 100 Royal Mail Steam ... ..... .. 60 60 52 49 k by officials or workmen. With regard to the ventila. Helder 30'07 35 - S.E. 4 - _ _ __ 0 1 3215 5 a r t of commission taken on disputed profits has 18 Do Inconv. Now &tares 14 liej fas it Scottish Aust. Invent., lim - : 100 111 116 Catzhaven - - - - - _ _ _ ..... - • oee n Tamise, steamer, from Paris ; Secret, steamer, from Am '2'2 kDo 6p • con. into Old st Do. Bp. e. Guar. Pref. 100 ..• ••• tion, it may also be stated that on the morning after eaueenues 3019 41 - E.,g.p. 5 5 E.S.E. co. -3 1 --- / 1 alld is, under the consideration of the board Stk, Aug. :21, 1867 ...... 20 Societ4 Fin d'E Ardrossan 2913f. 42 40 b.L. 3 7 S.E. o. 0'72 6 ; ...... ' sterdam ; Limerick, steamer, from Valentia. ai it ill • eypte, ihn 10 7 Ild the explosion the return air -courses from th el • t • 1 ' e is rict w-eris Greencastle 29'40f. 49 48 a.S.E. 6 8 S.E. r.o. o'o7 - ' / and will • • dria • si North British, E. and Ga 20 Sociate (ien.de l'Em • • Imre pt. s S 4p 24 o n . oo ,it is hoped, be settled by arbitration. 2. Arrived, Nov. 30 Dacci -a, steamer, from Altman , Holyhead 29:52f. 47 45 S.E. 6 7 SALE. o. 0 - 08 - ( , No. 1, 5 por cent.-- 100 40 S. African Mort. & Div., lim. • •• • ••• the explosion occurred were examined, and found to con- Liverpool 2971 42 40 E. 6 6 E o r o'o7 15 2 : a o ' t aat the office expenses have been greatly reduced, Fyenoord, steamer, from Rotterdam ; Chieftain, from e t Do £lO guaranteed, 1861 106 ••• ••• 2b South Australian Land ... all di 8S e tie 29•18 f. 52 52 SS W 3 9 S • •• • 4 •-•- ana 2d, 4po ill 11.0 eto tain no sulphur, although the furnace had not been lighted. Val E. r. 2 . 0 e 8 c at Submarine Telegraph ... 100 99 91 Cape u Clear 2917 f. 52 50 •S. • 410 • / ' " that since the 30th June last the directors have Licata ; Levirett, from Viana ; Resoue, from Memel ; as Do E., P., &Dun., •-- / i , l 'efra* rion, steamer, from Antwerp ; John Bull, steamer, from st D 0 h•& al., No. a, 6 P.• ... we ... - 1 Do. Scrip .......... ... all I 4 These facts seem to point to a sudden outburst of gas, Roches Pt. 29 25L 51 51 S. 910 ' . E. r i : . It 2 Penzance 29'47f. 53 53 S. 9 10 SS F. r 9'50 9 ••-• ; • a . t oed from taking any remuneration for their u Bs Do N . . 8.. 4 per cent, 1862 100 ...... ..... 20 Telegraph Con. & I Lain o lim .. all la: 10f 161 and that there is a probabirt • iyof a breach of the rules hY Plymouth . 29"63f. 48 47 S.S.E. 6 8 S:S • E • r: o'sl 5 ! Havre ; Queen of the Seas, from Manila ; Leon Ray- st Do a. ; . 4 G., N 0.3, 5 p.• .., 100 ... ... 20 Thames and Mersey Marine ,sh. --tvieeB . A d h h • 's s as follows •- T ilat nt e c airman promt e . (Insurance), lim ............ 2 21 24 the removal of a lamp -top may be inferred from the fact Weymout h . _ 2916 f. 46 43 Ie.S.E. 61 ' N:Ea c.r. -4 ! 12 munda, from Madeira ; Triumph, from New York ; Jessie, ilt N o p r o t h L i ‘ t a , (l ;, e , r 4 d g r lg Eg 68 57 20 Trinidad Petroleum, lima.. 34 ... ... that one of the victims of this explosion was fined a Bove. EO ll orts o m n o ut . h . 2 2 1/a It g S ti n . g 3 s s . E. m o i. 1 _ 5 .t at a special general meeting, to be held in from .ilitisterdam ;G. Reynolds, from Leghorn ; Christo- st Do Stock. & Darl., D ..., to i s l h t I N 10 Trust &Agency of Aois o lim. 1 4 1 P g r pgrisilez 29'92f. 37 35 S:S.E. 4 3 S.E. o. - 1 h :,2 a ailuar 0 North Loudou, 41, per cent 10 Du do. do. all ... ... reign for picking the lock of a lamp to obtain a light for 72 y, he will propose important amendments of pher Colombo, from Taganrog ; M. E. Clark, steamer, 29'58f. 501 50 S. 8 8 S. r. 0'55 5 the _ . (Max. 4 per eant) 10 articles of association. Among other changes ha from Gothenburg ; Vigilant, steamer, from Rouen • Charles . st North Staffordshire ap c l O O lO 110 Union alariue L'pool, io t a 4 4 41p 10 1 3 tf a c i tij t i z or . t: .. 29'86f. Ins iii! S.E. 5 4 S.E. c. - 2 (24 Will 64 South Eastern, 41 pc, 1859 100 - - 20 Union Steam Ship, lint all 32 24 A jury of about twenty persons was called together on .. 29 80f. .757 753 S.E. 4 - - f. - 2 Move the reduction of the board to five direc- liorthcote, from St. John's, N.B. a. a. :0 t 0 st Do sdo 1861 100 .. 15 United Discount Corp., lim. I 1 4 1 4d Saturday morning, by Inspector Dickinson, and they viewed B ° ri r i l s ' s l' e t i: . ...: * . T. • ••• 30 -1 4 - I: --: E. - N.E. - 1 - - - - - Sailed, Nov. 29.--Souvenir, steamer, for Brussels. e U. Kingdom Tel. Co., lim, all 41 44 1 4 ) and the leaving the appointment of directors, it Do sdo (Ch. Cross) 1163 100 -. a. the bodies. The letter of instruction from the coroner raris - EL 2 - - o. - - Li Itti - settlement of their remuneration, in the hands Sailed, Nov. 30.-Lord John Russell, steamer, for Dun- st Do S du, 1864 ha Victoria ' 100 0.. soo St.& Pimlico, 44 pa 100 ... ... 5 Do. 10 per cent. Pref. all 34 31p 20 Universal Marineau.), lima 5 1 llp li stated that after this had been done the bodies might be Lyons Strasbourg - 36 - N. 3 - - o. - - 30'04 41 - - - - - b. - - .31 o f t kirk ; Chloe, steamer, for Calais ; Staperayder, steamer, :. . 10 Upper Assam Tea, lim ....... all g 4 "95r 48 46 E.N.E. 3 4 N.W. c. - 4 '3l( he shareholders." removed, and he would formally open the inquiry on Mon- i,c'ett9. d(; ; , ' 1 1 7. a. Ic e - Chancellor Malins has appointed Mr. Thos. for Guernsey ; Forth, steamer, for Hamburg. DEAL, Monday Morning. RAIL WAYS.-LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS 30 Van Dieman's Land ......... 264 7 3 00 Viceroy of Egypt, 7 pee day morning, at half-past eleven o'clock, and take such tent (6 a.m. I I - • Th ii . omas, of Cheapside, woollen merchant, Passed, Nov. 29-Ada, screw steamer, from London for 100 st Birkenhead IVO 1/74 91 Do. 41 per cent. Prefer... all 101 103 cont. (Mortgage) Loan... all 75 3 731 751 50 Warrant Finance, lint l2 12 10d evidence as would justify hino in issuing certificates of local time) - - - - - - - -- - =PLANATION b On al cloldator of the Commercial Clothing Company (Li • Malta ; Alfred, from London for Guernsey. at Buckinghamshire at Chester and Holyhead lOO 64 46 68 West India, and Facies Steam, lira 24 4 3d burial. As soon as this became known amongst the friends Ear . ometer corrected and reduced to a 2 dcg. a sea level. The tette it r o . , 'tilted) and Messrs. Rooks, Kenrick, and Har- Passed, Nov. 30.-Spence Bud, • from London, for a t Do. 44 per ceut. ' dicate direction of motion of I o Wit- 4°4 ) Of ' Halifax. lit Do. 6 do. a. -. consequence of arrangements having been made in many mercury within last 14 Laura. 71:mm1o:rater exposed in shade a , the 1113 r th 16, King•street,. Cheapaide, solicitors in Anchored-Melba, from London for St. Lucia. st Clydesdale, guaranteed lOO last 24 hours. Z.-calm " 1 60-' e °l atter. it Colchester Stour Valley - COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. cases for the interment of the bodies. Several persons Extreme Force will] its Direction during detached: f.-fOir ; h.-hai p err' j at East Lincoln, gua. 6p. c lOO 13.1 lia offered to go to Southport and see the coroner (Mr. Weather : b.-hlue say : c• - elav 4 e• ' Rep A. ------- -_ _ ______ _____ ____-________________ 00 All , /11 e' ar ‘ling the Indian cotton crop, Messrs. Smith, 2 Gloster and Dean Forest... all ... „„ 1.-lightning :m.-ulisty. lazy :0.-overcast. dull:r.-rainaa-snew k - British Columbia, 6 per Driffleld) at their own ex , pense, and eventually it was de o „poli o. eizi e - ir 'T, and Co., referring to a recent telegram Foreign Nail Packet Lisz. . Cit. Lean. Nemo., &c., 6 p.c. 100 . 100 .... _ t -thunder. Bair-fall. snow or bail (melted) during last 24 hours. 0ent.,1872.... 1 •-•••-...-.... st D a . la. • U. Harwich, 4 p.c. 100 6 • 1 • 0 7 7 . i 100 - ~... cided that Sergeant Scrivens should lay the circumstan * ces thof ar t , (341 th ' i t DO. du. Woodbrg.E.x., d:I. IN 69 72 - Do. 180.. Sea disturbance. eir Cawnpore correspondent, dated the 20th MAILS D UE. Can.Gov.6 p.c..) mod; J uly of the case before him. The messenger went accordingly - REMARKS. 0 010 et" ,t °f Oct it Gt. West ,W. Ana., Hare. 104 95 97 ' 1877-84 h oot' , d ober, state that a message received from them, australla and New Zealand, vats Soathamptoa. -.Deo. 5 60 Hull aud Selby . all 109 111 - Do. sg. o. Feb. & Aug.. •. 100 106 10 103 and the reply he brought was that it appeared impossible aaa uniform pressures of the last few days have undergone g a a sic' ated tb -e 23d inst., is not so satisfactory :-" Doab Ditto, via Yarsailles ... .....Noy 30 fit Lancaster and Caolisle lOO 211 213 - Do. 5 p.a. Mar. & Sepl• • 100 1 1 5 10 to alter the arrangements. change, and yesterday morning a considerable decrease had occurred ne a s e ottoa, Ditto, via Pia-ama o NOT 28. at London and Btackwall lOO ..., o ea a 4 931 - Do. sp. 0. Jan. 4 July.. 100 93 91 964 at the western stations. In the S.E. there was a slight rise. The C :o h I° of t h now about two-thirds last year ; scarcity el Brazil, Buenos Ayrea, and Monte Video Deo. 4. st Do. 44 per cent lOO ••• ••• - Do. sp. o. Inscribed 1111.. ICO go 52 - ' diminution this morning has become general and still more marked, r A b . , 3 el r eatee• eh log famine ;no rain." It was expected DittO, by French paoket " Deo. 22. at Londou Chat., &c., ai pc. 100 o , at Do. * Com. Fund, 4 do. 100 „. ...... - Cape G. 11 Ope, 6 P•c.1873.. 100 102 101 - Do.Apl.&Oct 1890-1900.. 100 in 11.3 THE BISHOP OP LICHFIELD IN NEW ZEALAND. and the lowest reading (at Cape Clear) is 09in. below that at Helder. d OW 1 at r • by -Brazil packet .... -There was a rumour afloat, at the time of the ma .A 0 Ilr eat I ) ' aln having fallen in other parts of the North- Cane Vnrcis. Cape Of Good Hope. Ascension, and at. Holena Dto. 13. st Do. do. Preference... 100 _. .., - Do. JanatJuly, 1891 ...• 100 108 lie higher in the N. and W., and lower in the centre of England than on 0 0 ' of it London, Tilbury, & South. 100 78 72 leaving, to the effect that, should the Bishop of New n3 o° f an a. r ovinees, there would have been a sufficient China, Penang, and Singapore, yin Southampton Deo. 5. , st Lowestoft, gua. 4 per cent... 100 79 83 - Do. 5 per cent. 15 April the previous morning. To-day it has increased generally, and is high 18 • hot,o in the Doab, but apparently as yet this tailor:altar, via SOuttia (lepton.. Nov 23 St Do. do. 6 do. ... 100 ... ... and 15 Oct., 1900 ..... .. 100 100 102 Zealand and Lichfield succeed in transacting a large In the S.W. A southerly gale set in on • , - Ceylon, Nov. 1878, 6 P.c•• 100 108 115 the Irish coast yesterday 61 51auch., Buxton, & , n...a1k... . all _il 61 _ A 1... 11R72 d 0"... 100 Illit in. IL (~,,,i, of lioalaaaa aalaah ia nt. nrPsPnt before him by the Inekrnirin , fk.nrl }lna 'lnt., dw4,....1 A__ . . - OLIO ° 4. ' 'Las not been fulfilled. India, via Southampton ...... "...a.... ..... ... .NOT. 23 • • - '' - - aiseve 4 kb am „ it' , iv a(°' r of i sh° , I to I°' Of tb e r ing a, ase ttle f ro r l ag _, r X 9 e 4 e IAPcI A4II. ited a ct 1/1" lirg e ! l , a 'is For': 1,12-CA4 BRITISH FUNDS-CLOSING PRICES. a ( iol'zioatErr FUND & Per Cent. Consols .. Ditto for Accottnt, Doc 1 921 4 t . per Cent. Iteo.ucnd Afar, 3 per Cent Z 2 l or, cna. J... mil 0 • ,s 30 yre, expire sth April 1885 , 1, Do 4 (Red Sea Tele6raph Aug., -, Xel 2 ' e quer Bills, 41,000, ) 2 per Ct l9o— B— Pm 12 £5OO 0 0 . 12 Pm 11 t • i.. £lOO & £2OO ....... 244 '"- of England Stock, 4per Lent ********* _ p Ejn • you land ~a- - 1 _... U4Chi per Cent. Bonds Inter-Colonial Ownitun / .INntAN UOTERNMENT SECURITIES nila tock, 10i per Cent., April 1874 2lB Do ' °Petling, for Account — °' 5 I , er Cent Oct 18to .- , o 4 .. . • - . 1164 n • pe: Gent. Oct. 1888 (,0. Certificates F,)O. Entaced P ape, 4 per Cant n " 0 . 5 p e r Cont. , J an. 1872 D ti '1 Dor Cent. May 1879 — Ditto, via Pi.kama Nov 28 Brazil, Buenos Ayrea, and Monte Video Deo. 4. Ditto, by French paoket Cape Verde, by Brazil packet ... Cape of Good Live. Ascension, and Bt. Helena Dzo. 13. China, Penang, and Singapore, ♦ia Bouttiampton Deo. 3. .iibraltar, via Boutttacapton.. Nov 23 India, via Southampton ...... .......... ..... NOT. 23 vitt°, via Yfarseilies nal ta, Egy pt, Deo. 4. Ditto, Marseilles Nov. 23 Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, via uthams ton Dec. 13 Ditto, Marseilles ~ Newfoundla u ...... • .... ..... • • ..... • • rortugal United States, k anada, California, &c., by British packet ......N0v 25 Ditto, by Canadian Ditto, by L sited States packet packet ...... • •... • • •NOY 27 Ditto clittc (Baltimore) West Indies and Pacific (except Mexico and Baha mas) NOT 2S West Coast of Africa, Madeira, and 'T'enerife Deo. 4 Fattland Islands Cuba and Mexico .............N0v. 28. 13slia. - nas, via New York Bermuda. via Halifax ....... . . Dee. lit at Birkenhead IVO a 2 91 100 Do. 41 per cent. Prefer all 101 103 at Buckinghamshire at Cheater and Holyhead lOO 64 46 at Do. it per cent. it Do. 6 do. at Clydesdale, guaranteed lOO at Colchester Stour Valley .. it East Lincoln, gua. 6p. c lOO is lili 2 Gloater and Dean Forest all ... u Gt. Easn., Newm., &c., 6 p.c lOO ~ ... : a t Du. E. U. Harwich, 4 p.c lOO 64 72 at Do. du. WoodbFg. Ex., d:) lOO 69 72 et Gt. bloat, W. Mid., 11 , .;r0f lOO 95 97 ill Mull and Selby all 109 111 at Lancaster and Ciu•lisle lOO 211 213 at London and Blackwall lOO 92 94 93 i t Do. 41 per cent lOO at London, Chat., &c., 41 p c lOO , 1 1 0 0 0 0 . 6 . i . 6 . i P k: Gr eenwich r u e n f d e ' r e l nee do 100 .. . . , at Lowestoft, gua. 4 per cent lOO 79 83 a ii : i s London, ToDind:o n Corn . daPu ii d l bur y , 3 South. at Do. du. 6 do. , 100 ... ... 61 31anch., Buxton, & liatlk all i ei at Midland, Bradford, Pref lOO 92 94 10 Mid Kent (Cray Line) 30 Nurtkern& East., i per cent all Chi a 3 IO Do. do. 6 do. all ... ... at N. Eastern—Hartlepool at N. West. A perp. pref, ip. c lOO Al 110 109} at Du B minimaut 11 p.c lOO ... ... at Notting. d; Grauth. lt. & C lOO 94 94 25 Preston and it yre. ... itoyaton, Hitch., and Shop lOO 133 133 at Shrewsbury and Hereford 100 133 12.6 10 Do do 3 21 2 p at S. Yurkah. mad ltir - er Dun 109 98 100 at Do 4 per cent gua lO . 79 31 at Do I do at Viet. Station and Pimlico los 176 ISO at \Vest Cornwall 20 West London, Class A all 13 14 '4O Do do B all ... . 20 Do du C all a l . if at Weymouth and Portland lOO ... ... at Willa and Somerset British Columbia, 6 per cent.,1872.... --1895.. lOO Can.tiovA p.c.Jan•w&J my 1877-84 Do. 6p. c. Feb. & Aug lOO Ics 10 103 Do. sp. o. Mar. & Sept lOO 105 10 Do. sp. 0. Jan. & July•• 100 93 *4 961 Do. sp. 0. Inscribed 51 lOO go e 2 Cap(' (i.Dope, 6 p.c.1873 lOO 102 101 Do•Apl.&Oct 18904900 lOO in 113 Do. do 168 0-90 lOO 107 10g Do. Jan.&July, 1891 Do. 5 per cent. 15 April and 15 Oct., 1900 lOO 100 102 Ceylon, Nov. 1878, 6 p• 0.• 100 108 tie Do. 1872, do lOO 105 107 Mauritius, 6 p. o, 187 9 0- Jan. and July Do. 1878 ....... lOO Ho tos Do. 1882, May and Nov—. 100 106 108 Igo. 1895, Feb. & AtM.••• 100 106 198 Me:bourne Corporate 1867-75, 6 per cent ..•• 100 _ N.13.(10-.6 p.o.Ja.&July.• 100 102 104 Natal 6 p or, Apl & Oct—• 100 Do 6p c. M•iy & N0v..." 100 106 108 N. S. W. 5 p*c., '7lto '76 lOO 99 101 102 Do. 5 p.c. 1888 to 1896 lOO vo toe leo Do. 5 p.c. rd. '47 to '75 lOO 99 101 - N.Zcaland, 6p. et. 1891 lOO • Do. 5 percent.... DoJan, .6p , l,Ju:y, 0 t... 100 97 3 / 4 osi --- DJ 6p c. Mar & zept '9; 100 108 110 Do Jo e& Dec , 1-91 •••• ICO lag ttl - fDo Pr.iv. 1 Ai-c-ld. t ~, . rie 1& 2, 1x96 • ) v - NOY& Scotia 6p. o.Jan... an' July. 1575 ........10 101 103 - _Do 6.. ......... 106 int 103 Queenslud. 6p. c. 'Bz. 5 100 105 106 1081 Do 189 r ••• • • • 100 1051 1061 S. Austral. 6 p 0.1869 77 •• 100 _ _ Do 1678 .52 ............ 100 108 110 Do 1603 1948.•.......• 10i 107 108 1071 Tasmanian 6p e, 1095.. •• 100 10'. 107 Do rd. 18113 to 189/ l 9O 1(7 108 Victoria tip.o. Ja.&July lOO _ Do. 1801 lOO 112 118 Do. do, April & Out lOO IC9 110 103 DOCKS. THE BISHOP OP LICIIFIELD IN NEW ZEALAND. —There was a rumour afloat, at the time of the mail leaving, to the effect that, should the Bishop of New Zealand and Lichfield succeed in transacting a large a (.lint of business which is at present before him by the m Idle of October, he will proceed, in company with Bishop Patteson, to Norfolk Island, in the schooner Southern Cross, in order to view the fruits of a mission instituted by himself, and carried on so ably by his successor. The schooner would leave Bishop Patteson at the island, and go on to Sydney with the BiAmp of New Zealand and Lichfield, who would proceed thence tc England. —,Yeiv Zealand E.,:atiner. THE LOWOOD C UNPOWDER EXPLOSION.—The gunpowder-mill explosion at Lowood, near Lancaster, has unfortunately resulted in four deaths, two .others of the sufferers having expired. The fifth man who was in the mill at the time is yet living, and it is hoped will recover. The explosion took place in the " corning " house, and the work so mis to have been conducted with every precaution, so that no special cause can be assigned for the accident. The in 2.11 had all been employed at the mills for several years, and were known to be . steady and careful. The presumption, therefore, is that so long as " villanous saltpetre is Jigged out of the bowels of the harmless earth" for the manufacture of gunpowder these sad fatalities may from time to time be expected The iron armour-plated ship Warrior, 32, Capt. Henry Boys, in Plymouth Sound, had her com passes adjusted on Saturday, preparatory to her joining the Channel squadron at Lisbon. uniform pressures of the last few days have undergone a change, and yesterday morning a considerable decre ase h a d occurred at the western stations. In the S.E. there was a slight rise. The diminution this morning has become general and still more marked, and the lowest reading (at Cape Clear) is 0 9in, below that at Helder. Pressure in the extreme S. is not high. Temperature yesterday was higher in the N. and W., and lower in the centre of England than on the previous morning. To-day it has increased generally, and is high in the S.W. A southerly gale set in on the Irish coast yesterday morning, and has now extended eastward along the S. of England and to Brest, but has subsided at Valencia, with very little change in direction. Fresh S.E. winds are generally prevalent elsewhere. The weather is overcast this morning, with rain all along our S. coast. Very heavy rain has fallen in the S. of Ireland. A high sea is running in the Channel and at Valencia. 'Warnings to all but north coasts. The Sporting Gazette says that from the progress made in tho cause list there is every likelihood that the action, Day v. Eons, will be tried before Christmas. Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., leads for the plaintiff, and tho Attorney- General for the defendant. The crew of a man-of-war once saw a comet, and were somewhat surprised and alarmed at its appearance. The hands met, and appointed a committee to wait on the commander •to ask his opinion of it. They approached him and said : "We want to ask your opinion, your honour." " Well, my boys, what is it about ?" "We want to inquire about that thing up there." " Now, before I answer you, first let me know what you think it i " Well, your honour, we have talked it over, and wt think it is a star sprung a leak," st East and West st London and St. Ka Oa 'rine 100 61 SG .00 Do Deb. stock, 4p • r cent al Millivolt Freehold Land t Dock lOO 31 37 at Southampton lOO 71 73 st 6urrey Commercial THIRD EDITION SUN OFFICE, 7 o'CLocE. SPAIN. MADRID, NOV. 30. The Gazette of to-day contains the appointmcu of several provincial Governors. A decree of Senor Sagosta reduces the taaiff upon telegrams fcr the inferior telegraphic services, and also authorizes the director of the telegraphs to come to such an understanding with the directors of the railway as mv enable the telegraphic wires to be utilised by the public. TATTERSALL',—This Evening• BOAT RACE. 100 to 80 on Sadler (taken) DETER Y. 25 to 1 agst Martyrdom (taken) Very little betting. BOAT RACE FOR £3o.—Mis Day. A scullers' race, for £3O, took place this afternoon between W. Spencer and 11. Bradley, landsmen, who hale frequently rowed before ; the course was from Putney to Barnes ; and betting was 5 to 4on Spenser. Mr, F. E. Kent was referee. They got away together, and Brad!ey led to the point, where the othkr joined issue, and a fine race for 200 yards found Sp?ncer in front. He remained there, and eventually won by tin lengths. 7HE NEW GLOBE THEATRE. On Saturday evening Mr. Sefton Parry threw open the doors of his new theatre, " The Globe," situate iu Newcastle-street, and in a very shcrt space of time the elegant and commodious house of eutertainmeat was crowded in every part. At one time it was thought that the enterprising proprietor would have to delay his opening night owing to the unfortunate fire at Messrs. Grieve and Telbin's painting rooms, as Mr. Parry informed the audience in his opening address, that unfortunate circumstance had not only led to one of the kindest offers on the part of Mr. Buckstone, of the Hay market, but had incited the artistes to fresh exer tions, and they had produced a drop scene worthy, he believed, of their established fame, an opinion the audience very shortly afterwards confirmed. The principal entrance to the new theatre is in Newcastle-street, and from this a long and elegant lobby leads direst to the dress-circle, which is on a level with the street, an exceedingly convenient arrangement. The audience portion affords seat ing accommodation for between fourteen hundred and fifteen hundred persons. Of these the dress circle will cout in about 150, the gallery 500, and the pit 600, besides 100 loamy and comfortable stalls of the 1 ctest and most luxurious pattern. It has been carefully provided that each of thess 1,500 spectators shill have a full view of the entire stage ; and there will also be standing accommodation for a good many more, all enjoying an uninterrupted view. The decorations are in white and gold ; the medal lion of the ceiling, lit by a sunlight, which is divided by gold lines into eight compartments, being alone tinted with pale French gray. The private boxes, three on each side, are lined with a light pink paper, bearing a sort of white lace pattern on it, and draped with crimson satin curtains. A novel style of des coration has also been here introduced, namely, the placing of a kind of gold frame in front of each o the boxes, which produces a peculiarly elegant effect. The interior of an opera house similarly ornamented would rival in magnificence any theatre in the world. The gilding and entire decorations of the interior of the theatre have been exe cuted by Mr. B. Hurisitz, of Southatnptou-street, Strand, and of the many specimins the public have seen of his correct taste and judgment none will excee I that of the interior of the new Globe Theatre. After Mr. Buckstone's capital farce " Good for Nothing" had been performed, we had a new and original comedy, founded on a story of every-day life, by H. J. Byron, entitled " Cyril's Success," supported by Mesdames hienrade and Maggie Brennan, Miss C. Thorne, Miss Bchrend, Miss Hughes, and Mrs. Stephens, Messrs. W. 11. Vernon, C. Warner, David Fisher, J. Clarke, John Newbound, 11. Andrews, Tyndall, Young, W. J. Hurlstone, &c. The plot turns on the fortunes of Cyril Cuthbert, a young author, whose success in almost all branches of literature turns his head and makes him neglect ful of his young wife, who gets herself " talked about" in consequence of her accompanying one of, her husband's friends, a certain Major Treb erne M.P., to the opera, and who, in a fit of jealous rage consequent upon her finding a love letter, as she presumes addressed to her husband, quits his roof. The letter causing all the trouble has been dropped by the major from his pocket, and belongs to him, not to Cyril; but the jea lous wife, having taken the precipitous step, hence arises misery where all before was happiness and affluence. Cyril, of course, after his wife's flight, fails, and he is induced to take part in a duel with Major Trehern, whom he supposes he has shot. This still further depresses him, and it is only on his wife's coming to him in his misery, and the re appearance of the Major, who has, in fact, only been wounded, that he becomes once more a recon ciled and happy man. Mr. Vernon supported the part of Cyril very well, but the great feature of the performance was the character of Mathew Piniker, by Mr. John Clark ; it is well done in every particular, the make up, the dress, and acting was faultless, and the clever artist well deserved the immense applause he received. Miss Hanrade made a very interesting author's wife, and Miss Hughes a dashing widow, but .Mrs. Ste phens seemed to make the most impression by her admirable representation of a supposed old maid— but in fact the wife of Mather Pincher. The piece is remarkably well written, it is invested with great interest, and altogether it may be pronounced one of the most, if not the most, successful production of its clever author. The opening night was successful in every parti cular, and we congratulate Mr. Sefton Parry on tho hearty and cordial welcome he received on the occa sion of his " housewarming." POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Day. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DRUNK OR NOT DRUNK.—Nathaniel Edward Lawson, of 71, Oakley-street, Chelsea, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being drunk and behav ing in a disorderly manner in the Haymarket. Sergeant Lindsey, 5 C R, said that at a few mi nutes after twelve on Saturday night he saw the prisoner down a livery stable yard in the Haymar ket, surrounded by a crowd of about 1,000 persons. The prisoner was ejected from the yard by some of the persons belonging to it, and as he was drunk and caused a great disturbance he took him into custody. Mr. Tyrwhitt fined the prisoner 10s. or seven, days. WESTMINSTER. A HOPEFUL PROSPECT. —John Canty, a boy 10 years of age, was charged with being houseless and sleeping iu the open air. A policeman proved finding him last night in Fulham-bridge-yard, Knightsbridge. He said ha had not been in a bed for several nights. The con stable took hint to his father's in Little College street, Chelsea, but he refused to take him in or to see him, and when told that it was necessary he should come to this court said that he would not attend. Mr. &He—Won't he—we'll see about that. Is anything known of the boy ? l'oliccMan—lle was taken to Kensington work hcuse a short time ago, and escaped by getting over the wail. Mr. Selfe--Ile must be taken eara of. Let Liu be taken to the workhotne until Friday next. Iu the meantime go to his father with a summons to attend, and, if he does not, tell him I will have him. taken on a warrant.