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

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 (Limited), 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.

$011:0 To.
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UM . .•—. 3848 41 8. 2 1 W. mc 1
uttroshau... 30.42 42 LILL S 7 N.N.W. c 8
Oremosess 30.3716 8.8.1 2 4 N.W. To 0.06 2
Va6slls . PLO 46 6.1. 6 1 N.W. o 2
Uurpool 80.47 4! Li 3 W.N.W. e— 2
801 d 40.2744. JAL 1 W.N.W. oo 1
Peassou .• U6l &Z. 8 B.K. 00 6
/Irma • .... 20.1243 B.L. 6 ILL Ico 4
VOricat 10.12 41 I. 4 Z. be 2
104 0601$ 10.1167 LIG • N.L be 2
80.26 60 L 8 Z. mb 6
Wristrik :00.04 V LLE. 10 N.W. se 8
taudridtr"t_, 4B 2 tail 4 41/143/1.. 00
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Irsinsman 10.54 47 LE. 6 0 6
Scarborough 30.54 46 B. 1 W.N.W.W. bo 2
Maids

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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
support 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.
AMERICAN HOSPITALITY.-Sir Morton Peto, 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 existing 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, tended
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- Elio
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 necortainod 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 Parisi 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 Nortberneati-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 . sbniseki, and uncoeuddre, 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__ tneiti.b., lee; Mt.
deme
to-day
in
go.*
of iron had been placed upon the line,with the *adept is- manueolime. nov. 11.."
month to the proprietors : . Starrerdabire st la Bs. gcL-in Birmingham Canal, at 98 -ha
teotion of throwing one of the trains off the rails. Their
Royal Highnesses Prince and Pr
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
iler 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- (Paled 764 a° "-Midland, Birmingbm 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 1-1:88I0 Oat Qaartar met p! l•
tar 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 (254. Pal) 8 . aorelmird,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 ri!!. rock sad Femme (all paid), tit - teed Great Western (en
wri up on the Ist of January. lam, from whiehdate it will ow .5.,„,,, te_ii.,,ja News 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 is. i Prior to the2sth instant stetter of allotment, with ansotho- Mexico.-The Memorial Diplomatic/ea bas the followitig:-
----- -- ' -%l' -6 sovereigns, and jewellery 120&, foe ' 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,nozzinilgrad.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 lizadraibt.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
22ndbure 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 60114FRFYLVISFOIStaka.weRpistekinwhoortlithltettuessmall
there was a
ss,
earthquake at Porto Rico. Os the 23rd • may do so on reoeiving their allotment letter Land 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, 311 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.

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