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Tall MERSEY Dock BOARD AND THI VOLUME=
Hirt.' Novaxattr.—At the meeting of the Mussy Dock
sad Harbour Board, yesterday, a long disunion lock plus
m-dathe couduct several of the clerks of the board,
brd enrolled themselves is members of the Liverpool 'I
Volunteer Artillery Corps. It et that on the tram
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horns sub•committee the hoard made aware ref the
conduct of the clerk., they paused a 'Wen requesting the
clerks to withdraw their pass tree' the tell of the corps se
the sommittes considered that each a cmatizion would Only
teed to increase the pretences for absence from work. Oa
the report of the sab-ermusittee being brought before the
board yesterday the muter was folly discussed, and the ge-
neral isellag of the members !appeared to be eatirely antago-
nistic to the resolution of the committee, and a motion was
pared, which will have the effect of rescinding the commit-
tee's promediags, and giving the clerks full power 'react as they
please la the
their office. marraz, providing they do not neglect the dutiee

DEATH BY BlTlMlNG.—Yesterday an inquiry wee
inetPuted by Mr. Carter, the roomer for Diet Surrey, into
the origin of the lire which occurred on Tuesday aoudad
last at Lancaster Cottege, Lock's-Ude, Walworth, la the
ocie.mlima of • person escort Fairbrass, • plumber, which
In the death by burning of hie wife, levy Ana
Paktum. G. Pottle= deposed he was seat fur on Tuesday
morning last, about 9 o'clock. and, on going to the house is
question, he found the wooden slat lin cantering thereat:oh
enveloped to dames. He assisted In eitinguishlng them.
The deemed wu found In • sitting posture, as if she
bad fallen down. She was frightfully burnt, sad life
was quits extinct. Mr. Feirbrass, the husband of the
deoessed, stated that he left bocce about eight o'clock la the
morning, what the deemed was in perfect health. One
of his mar gems to him soon afterwards, and on his return
be hand the washhease asuly destroyed, and the body el
his wife partly consumed by fire. Several other 'Messrs
were examined, and it appeared from the genteel tenor of
the evidence thet the unfortunate woman must have set
her clothes on fire either in lighting a candle at the fire or
in some other way, that she had run round the
room andestrourieg to find the door, and having become
husesible bad fallen down, and her blazing clothes mast
have ignited the woodwork of the building. The
jury osemsed • verdict of accidental death. Seve-
ral of the relativee of the deceased then complained that the
coroner's odder, Mr. Cooke, had taken the body away against
their express desire, and that he bad threatened to give guy
one lute custody who Interfered with him in the execution
of his duty. A juror expressed an opinion that each •
course was not sanctioned by law. The coroner stated that
when them was no proper convenient* for the retention of •
body, ea appeared to he the case in the present instance, tho.y
were empowered to remove It tea proper raceptacle, and Mr.
Cooke had only meted In the execution of bla duty.
EMPLOYMINT OP WO/MS.—A society has been
established for promoting the employment of women. The
committee includes several ladles of title. Vier mat Eart-
hen; M.P., is the treasurer, and the society seems to be
organised so et to be likely to promote the excellent object in
view. Ajdatereent has been published in which various otiee-
lions tot= employment of women are sue. en O. I. appears
also from this statement that It la the Wootton of the society
to *Mobil= a large school foe girls and young women,
whore they may be apecially trained to wait In shoat, by
being thoroughly well Man/0W In amounts, bookkeeping,
10.; be taught to fold and tie up parcels, and valor= many
other little acts which • retired shopworn= c told teach them.
The asorsaity of politeness towards customers, and • con-
stant self-command, will aim be duly =premed upon them.
Girls educated in Ohio school would be capable of becoming
thrice, cashiers, and ticket-tellers at railway stations. It
is shoo contemplated to • ustilish workshops in connexion
with the =hoot, where the girls may be taught other trades
—trades well suited to women, but now almost exclusively
in the hands of men, such as printing and heirdremlog, for
Inatome. As the means of the society Inc:mad so would
the Dumber of workshops and the variety of teed*. taught.
No girl would be admitted to either school or workshop who
did not bear a good character; nor, no leaving, would she
be recommended for employment till she had =seed seat
examinations as proved her to be competent fur It.—Bess.
FORBIDDING THE BANNS.—During the progress
of the service at the Abbey Church at Pusher°, on Sunday
I morning hat, • somewhat unusual demonstration look place.
The worthy vicar wu offideting, and had just got through
that intern hag adjunct of the service, which many young
ladies of • certain age generally pay more attention to than
they do to the text—having published, hir the second time,
Use buns of marriage between Henry Coauthor, a lad aged
19. and Elizabeth Teague, • buxom widow of 30, with four
children for a marriage portion ; when just In the nick of
time, op rou • short, thick-set, elderly female, who hod
been remarkably busy with her snuff-box amongst the old
women le the middle side during the former part of the
service, and in • snuffy, twanging tone, cried out, I forbid
the hues to thie church, aye, and In all other churches!'
Of Hearse the young women couldn't help tittering a little
and • great deal at the snuffy old woman who had as-
the daring feet of brawling in church according
to the rubric; and who, after all, turned out to be the mother
of the would-be bridegroom, and who had sated thus because
she thought her moo would be much bettor off under his
parent's race, at hest two piers longer. Such another occur-
rence as the above, at Pershons, is ant remembered by the
oldest lethabitaat.— Woreteterehire Chronicle.
1)L AND Mae. HOMPllltern.—We understand
lettere have been received is Cheltenham hem Dr. Hum-
*eye, stating that Mrs. H. end the children arrived at
:ftamt, after a very stormy passage, on the 23rd of October.
The doctor still without,* in prison awaiting Iris trial on •
charge of adultery, and the letter states that Mu. Hunt.
phreye has experienced peat difficulty in obtaining lodgings,
It not being the practice in that part of the States to let cut
furnished apartments, but that after great difficulty she bee
found temporary acoommodation, but at • charge coutider-
ably exceeding the sum allowed by the committee in Oaken-
haft for her weekly maintenance. Some two match. ay •
paragraph was copied Into the immune. from an Awoken
PaPart stating that Dr. Humphreys= being taken to prima
alter hie arrest regaled bizerelt with "wine and cigars.' It
is only Mr to say that Mr. W. J. Bartlett. the governor of
the gaol, ha. new writtee us to gay that the paragraph In
nintion was entirely without loaadatica.—Chelfasham

MOREY AVAKKB2.-2HLY DAY.

Two dam'.

The decline of between and per cent which
took plasm in Consols yesterday has been recovered
this morning, although there is no return of activity.
In the other departments of the Stock Exchange
business remaltas es doll es ever. There is, how-
ever, no retrogression in pi:ces.
No change he 3 circus red in the Three per Cent Rentes,
at Paris, this morning, the prices being, according
to Mr. Renter's telegram, 70.16 for the account.

The scrip of the New India nioat; is steady, at
104 to f, and the Stook at 1031 to 1041.
Console are officially marked 961 to 1 for money,
and 961 for the meant. The present quota-
tions are 964, " buyers," for wish, and 961,
"sellers," for the 6th December. The Three
per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at
941 to 96; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to
93; India Stock at 224 to 226; the New Indian Loan
(stook), at 104 to 1041 ; ditto scrip, at 1031 to
1041; the Foar per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at
961 ditto 1859, at 961; India Bonds at le. to 24.
pram.; end Exchequer Bill., at 295. prem.
Quietude continues to prevail in the foreign
stock market. The inquiry for the Spsnish
Coupon Certificates continues, and transactions
are recorded at 6. Turkish stocks have
declined ; the Loan of 1864 being quoted 78 to f,
and that of 1848, 67 to f. The New Ru-sian There
per Cent. Bones are marked 631 and 68, ex div., or
say f and f die. Sales are record• el as follows :
Buenos Ayres Dashed Bonds, 201, 20! ; Equador
New Consolidated Bonds, 14$; ditto Provisional
Land Warrants, 31, 4 ; Mexican Three per Cents.,
for accouant, 225, 221; Burin Four-and-a-Half
p er:iCents., 991 ; ditto, Thee per Cents., 1869, 661,
66, ex div. ; Spen;sh Three per Cants, for account,
441; the Committee's Certiticatoe, 6; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1834, for account, 78; ditto Six per
Cants., 1858, for account, 87.
The applications at the Discount Office at the
Bank yesterday were to only a moderate amount, but
in the open market an active business continues to be
done, and there is a reluctance to take bills at the
Bank minimum.

To-day a call of 61. per share, representing a
total of 125,0001., fell due on the she-es in the Great
Southern of India Railway.
A parcel of 15,000 English sovereigns, ex the
Phmniciso, was sent into the Bank yesterday. No
bullion was withdrawn. The Delta has arrived
with the heavy portion of the mails from Australia
and Bombay, and 16,2001. in specie ; and the Arme-
ni'an from the West Coast of Africa, with 9,5001.
The exact amount of specie engaged for the East
by the steamer Ripon, which will- leave to-morrow,
is 260,8251., of which 197,6251. in silver and 47,7001.
in god is for Bombay, 4,0001. in silver for Calcutta,
and 1,500 sovereigns for Alexandria. The whole is
on private account.
The prospect of saving the gold by the Royal
Charter seems to be considered less favourable, as
fifty guineas per cent. would be required on fresh
insurances at Lloyd's.
A number of holders of East Indian Railway stock
have been selling during the last few days, with a
view to reinvestment in the new Five per Cent. De-
bentures offered by the Company, which carry the
option of conversion into stock during a period of
four years. The list closes tomorrow.
It appears that only every moderate amount of
the 30,000 shares recently offered by the directors
of the Great Ship Company were taken up by the
original holders and the public. The issue of the
balance would place the company in funds, but as
the directors have no power to issue shares below
par, and as the price in the market is only about
138.65., the question is raised—Will not the com-
pany be compelled to raise capital on mortgage, or
by an issue of preference shares, in order to com-
plete the great ship for sea.
The value of the Royal Mail Company's steamer
Paramatta is erroneously stated in the report of the
proceedings at the Greenwich Police-court at
200,0001. instead of 100,0001.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 4111.; the Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,4251.;
the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lan-
cashire, an increase of 3,9501.; the Great Western,
an increase of 7161.; the Midland, an increase of
3,9501.; and the North Eastern an increase of
2,8161.
A shareholder in the North British Australasian
Company forwards the following complaint :

TO TER EDITOR 01 THE EXPRESS.

hie,—Yon than Was months have elapsed linos any
official rsport of the proceedings of ths North British Am-
Manisa Company his been publishwl. Can you inform tba
ntuaseom shareholders in that company residing at • distance
from London how it is that this is the only Australian corn-
psny that does not from time to time issue some statistical
account of its progress? In doing this you will oblige
Nov. 10. A 811AHIROLD1114

At the second half-yearly meeting of the Channel
Islands Telegraph Company, held yesterday, a divi-
dend of be. per 101. ahare was declared for the half-
year ending September.
The shares of the Ocean Marine Assume. Com-
pany were yesterday quoted to 4 ',rem. The fol-
lowing gentlemen have bean added to the already
strong board, viz.:—Mr. Henry M'Clikivy, of the
firm of Cavan, Brothers, and Co.; Sir Samuel
Canard, Bart.; Mr. Morgan, of the firm of George
Peabody and Co.; and Mr. Frederick Harford, of
the Manse Assurance Company.
The West Middlesex Waterworks Company an-
nounce their intention to apply to parliament for
power to increase their capital by the lame of new
shares.

The fourth aeries of sales of colonial wool com-
menced yesterday. Messrs. Dutton and Hincken
report ea follows :
The catalogue comprised the following wools :-332 bales
Sydney, Bis bell Port Phillip, 82 belts South Australian,
181 bake Van Dierusn's Lend, 1,637 hales Caps of Good
Hops; total, 2,677 bales. Than Is a good attendance of
buyers, and the price reeked show an advance of id. to Id.
per lb. on the July—An/tut sales on wools general y. The
Quantity arrived for the present sales is as follows :—llydasy,
10,819 balm; Port Phillip, NM bales ; Van Demett's
Land, 2.145 bales; South Australian, 856 bales; N.. Zea-
land. 3,336 bales; Caps of Good Hope, 14,872 bake; total,
43,976 bales.

With reference to the market for American
securities, Messrs. 1). Bell, Son and Co. report u
follows:

In the market for American, securities during the put
week nothing hu occurred to rlamt particular notioe. There
continues a general inquiry for the several State stocks, and
in radnad pecurities the chief demand has been for Panama
7 per out. Sterling Bond..
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The screw steam yacht Fox, 155 tons, which re-
cently returned from the Arctic Regions, was sold
yesterday at Lloyd's for 2,8251.
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The Euphrates has arrived from China with
893,000 lb.. of tea.

THURSDAY IVINDIII.

Cowell, which closed yesterday at 96% for the
6th December, opened this morning at 961 to %,
and, after improving to 96%, " buyer'," closed at
961 to 1. For money the last price was 961
sellers." The official business report is as fol-
lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 001. t.
1 ; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 961 ; Three per
Cents. Reduced. 94%, 93; New Three per Cents.,
941, 93, 94%; Thiry Years Annuities, expiring in
April, 1883, 17% ; Bank Stock, 2251, 226; India
Stook, 226. 2261 t the New Indian Five per Cent.
Loan (stook), 104,103%, 104/, 103%, 1041,104; ditto
Scrip, 104, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1869, 961.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted
103% to 1041, and the stock, 103% to 104.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were
quoted 96% to a; those of 1839, 961 to ; and Ex-
chequer Bills, ii)s. to 325. prem.
The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan was quoted
94% to 931, and the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cents.,
103 to /.
The foreign deck market was quiet.