The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-01 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARK NARK=

LITSZTOOrk NOV. 100.-flabla 664 y : Great Nut&la aft
-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1134-London and North Western.
neo 4p 4-Manchester, shemda and LiacolisildreX=
.Worth gainwn, 79. 4-Manchester, Sheffield, and IA
dl. pref. 0 per cent., par-litrk.nhead. 244 4-Buffalo and Lake
Huron. 6 7-16 7-16 4 9-16 j 9-16-dltto 7 per cent , 104-Grand
Trunk of Canada, 22 14 I I 4 cent
It per cent.
4th preference dock. 3S-Great Western of Canada. 17 1-16
2.16-Erle, 574 4-Illinois Central, 11S-United States 6-40 bonds,
86-Greatthrembon73, 164-Sambre and Meuse, 74 4 8-Fastern
IlehaaP Bank (Linittad), 11-16 d.-Mercantile and Exchange
Bank (Limited), 211.16 4 d.-North and South Wales, 14-Uulon
Marine (Limited), 13-16 p.-National Sterllmited), d.
stalsesilwrga, bioY. 30.-There wee a business at lower
prices-Buffalo and lake Huron. 64 946 9-18-lirlea, 5718 74
-Great Zuternart H.-Great Luzamlcail:-Great
Northern A, 1 rand Trunk of Canada. 81 1214 t 11
4814e3"La=re"atanIlestteorrnksh7ref , " sat,
Shelled, and Linoolnahlre. - Ditto Flee per Cent. prof. peep-,
9 16-16 -Metropolitan. 19%-ionth Eastern, 794 I-Virginia
Sin per Cents., 43-West idLand, Oxford, 414--Weet Hartle-
pool, 81-Manchester Carriage Company, 1 11.18 p. -Atlantic
Telegraph W. 3-Dtstrict Bask, 104 p.--San Pardo. 171-
Sambre and Noise, 8.
IXIIIIII, Nov. 40.-Three per Cent. Consols, 871 88-New
Three per Cent. Stock, paid), of Ireland (100 f. paid), 2t7f
PM -National Bank (30‘. 784-Ditto Cert. Quarter Share
(74 paid% 914-National of Liverpool (Limtted% (101. paid), I
-Dublin, Wicklow, and (all paid), ifor account. 714
-.Greet Southern and Western(lool peld% 934-kildland Grel
Widens (100 L paid). foe aocount. 67--Great Southern and
Western per cent. perp. (all paid) 914 -Irish North Western,
6 per cent. perp., doss • (ell paid), 4.

MEXICAN DEFERRED DONDS.-(THIS DAY.

A :nesting of holders of these bonds wait held at
noon at the hoodoo Tavern, called by the committee foe
the purpose of making some arrangement for facilitating
the approaching conversion of the bonds. A subsequent
advertisement, however, segued by the committee am-
bodied a letter from M. Y. de Ybarreado, the Mexican
commissioner accredited to this country to effect the
conversion, addressed to Messrs. Borings, stating that
as hesioe,
had received an intimation from Count de',
Gerning stetmg that there were no bonds applicable to the
purpose, sod that, consequently, he was unable carry out ,
his commission to Europe, adding that it was his intention
therefore. to address the Imperial government by the Decem-
ber mail for fresh instructions.
Mr. GiIisTENBERG presided, and explained the
negotiations which had taken place, end the agreement
with the Mexican government for the conversion which had
resulted, and expreeeed hie regret at the delay consequent
upon the letter of the Mexican Minister. lie added
that under the circumstances it was not isteoded to pro-
POld the resolutions which had been prepared for facilitat-
ing the conversion. The l was that for the
334,3501. of existing bonds, ' Six per Cans. Bonds
were to be given, which would be equal to about 74i per
cent. But as that was an unequal sum, and necessitated
the issue of a remnant or fraction in imeh we, it was
intended to propose that they should purchase 800 of the
new bonds, which would give them an equal 75 per rout. to
each bondholder, and enable them so make an immediate
and complete settlement. For this a small sum would be
required, which it wee proposed to furoisla out of the
coupons. Under ths altered cireumstaness this could not be
done. lie now proposed the following resolution :
•1T he holders of Mexican deposed bonds who had leaned
with great satisfaction the ratifieation of the arrangement
of the 19th of May, 1864, by his Majesty the Emperor
regret extremely the *warrens, of a fresh delay in
consequence of the unexpected announcement that the Six
per Cent. Bonds arraigned to them are no loafer in the hands
of me Imperial Mexican Financial Commission at Paris."
The Bondholders request the committee to invite Masers.
Baring Brothers and Co., to urge upon the government of
Mexico the absolute necessity of the interest of their own
credit, to take prompt step.' for the immediate execution
of the aforesaid agreement, and, considering the serious
injary inflicted upon the bondholders by throe untoward
delays, they trust that the government of Mexico will award
them such reasonable compensation as the justice of the
equity of the wee may demand.
The resolution having been seconded was agreed to, and
the meeting then separated.

BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON.-(711L9 DAY.

This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of share-
holders was held at the London Tavern Mr. RAWSON in
the chair.
The report having being taken u reed,
The CHAIRMAN, in moms its adoption, said that the line
was now virtually incorporated with the Grand Trunk line,
aced all that was requisite to make it really so WU the pass-
ing of the sot of parliament through the Canadian parlia-
ment. The chairman referred the shareholders to the
speeches delivered yesterday by Mr. Within and Sir M.
zd Feta, at the meeting of the Greed Trunk Company. for an
accouet of the prospect+ of the (*weeny, winch were very
favourable.
The report was adopted, as well as a resolution approving
of • bill to be introduced into the Canadian Legislature for
reesolidating the sneers of interest. I POI
The present board of directors were re-eleeted as the
board for the ensuing year.