The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1866.

Mr. Edward LOS* of Great Marlborough-street, ap-
peared for the prosecution, and In opening the ease, said
that he appeared to prosecute the deleadanta on behalf of
Messrs. Leib' and Sonnhammer, the proprietors of the
London Pavilion Mudo-hall, for behaving with a number
of others, in • riotous manner, and damaging some of their
ProPlrtY•
It appeared that the defendants and between 40 and
50 companions went to a lecture at St. James's
Hail yesterday evening, delivered by a lady
calling herself Dr. Maif Walker. They behaved
in a most disorderly manner at that place, and
then left in a body and went to the London Pavilion, where
w they behaved in a moat riotous manner and did • nd deal
of damage, and subsequently were given into custody.
There was a further charge against one of the defendants
(Roberts) for assaulting a constable. Mr. Loibl had no
vindictive feeling towards the defendants, but felt it •
monstrous thing that he could not keep his place as he
desired, and for the protection of the miters to his hall
called on the magistrate to punish the defendants aa a
caution to others.

----.--._
M. Emile Loibl said—About 10 o'clock last night the
defendants and about 40 others came into the hall and
began stamping with their feet. They then went and
stood on the velvet seats of a row, although there were
plenty of chairs. They made • great noise, shouting at
and hooting the singers on the stage. I spoke to Joy two
or three times,asking him to keep quiet. They then smashed
about a dozen glasses. They would not remain quiet, and
continued to stand on the seats. On getting a con-
stable they got down, and they then marched in a body
round the hall, knocking persons down. They afterwards
went inio the body of the hall, shouting all the while,
and struck at the drops of the lamps. Finding persuasion
was no use, and that they would not go out, I got my
people and the police to assist me in ejecting them, and
as soon as I took hold of Morris I was struck by
some one. I gave Mor.:s over to • police-
man. I turned Joy out, and he insisted on
go' in again, and I gave him over to the police. On
speaking to Joy and saying that they would get into
trouble, he said that was what they had come for.
Joy—l went back to get my pipe.
M. Loibl—l know nothing about your pipe.
Mr. Tucker, • private enquiry agent, gave similar evi-
dence, and added, there was a general cry of " Fall in sad
forward," and a cry for " Dr. Mary Walker." One of the
pa: .y was a volunteer in unliorm, and he was one of the
ringleaders but he was not taken into custody. There was
a very great disturbance, and persons were much annoyed
by the defendants and others.
Police-constable Harris, 77 C (aftergiving similar evidence
to M. Loibl), said—l heard a volunteer in uniform, one of
the party, cif out, "N.,w boys forward," and was a
cause of the greatest disorder, and some of the velvet seats
were torn. Several of the persons had canes in their
bands.
Hutton, 337 A—l recognise the defendants as some of
those who bad previously made a great disturbance at the
St. James s Hall, where they turned the water on, and did
other mischief. . . .

---. —..—..
Inspector Harrison—A request was sent from St. James's
Hall to send several constables in consequence of the dis-
turbance. . .

Witson, 89 C, said—On taking Roberts into custody he
struck me with his stick.
Roberts said he was roughly treated when he was turned
out because one of his fnends made a disturbance; Joy
said he went back for his pipe, was told to call the next
day and then summaiay ejected. Morris said that all he
knew was that he was with the others and was taken into
custody.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a melancholy thing to see
moo likely to be entrusted with the lives of other people
acting as the defendants had dune. The defendants would
have to pay 2/. for the damage and a fine of 10s., and
Roberts would also have to pay 203. or seven days for the
assault on the constable, and he did not know but that he
ought to make them all find bail, but he would not do so.
He did hope the defendants would never be so foolish
again. M. Loibl had no right to have his property de-
stroyed and to be bullied, and respectable people who went
to places of entertainment had no right to be annoyed.

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21,000
27,210
110,000
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SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.)

0112 o'CLooz.

In the railway market to-day there is a demand
for Metropolitan and South-Eastern stocks, which
have advanced to per cent. Midland is also it I
better, while Lancashire and Yorkshire has declined
to the like extent. The amount of business
generally is limited.
Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1251 to 4_,.
Great Western, 53 to ; London and North
Wegtera, I]7/ to ; Midland, 1231 to 124 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 124; Caledonian,
1211 to 1221 ; South Eastern, 631 to ; Great Eastern,
261 to ; Great Northern, 1151 to 1161 • ditto
A, 126 to •, London, Cha.m, and 'Dover,
18 to t ; and North British, 37 to 4.
Foreign and colonial railway shares are quiet, at
the closing prices of yesterday.
LEM A 1
as Pd. I RAILWAYS I Cl°.lng to I Le-dar
)estaruay. 1 p.m.

oaDLNASY BLIABJUS AND BTOCE.b.

Bt. 100 . Maid and Exeter - - 86 88 -
8t 100 Caledonian -
8t 100 ;Cambrian -
00 all Cork and Bandon
TO all Cornwall 4 0 ..-
St. 100 Dublin and Bethudittne 66 86 -
9t 100 Dandee,2erth,&Abd .1n 70 TS -
100 all Tad London Scrip Cert - - -
100 10 i Do -
9t 100 Glasgow and S. Western 117 119 -
W. 100 threat lisatern Ord. Bt. 28 37 261 1
82. 100 , Do. E. Ang. 811., N 0.2 6 6 -
St. 100 Great North otScotland - - -
8t 100 'Cheat Northern -
St 100 I Do.A I A reo. no dlr. tin- 126 127 -
61. 100' Do. 3 1 Wel p. e. Is paid& - - "-
St. 100 ;Do. New La at 26 pm. - ...
et 100 ;Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock - -.-
9t 100 .ot. South & West (Ira.) 90 92 -
8t IGO Great Western 621 631 521
St. 1001 Do.StcnarTaLOna.Stk - - -
et 100 Do. South Wales - - -
et 100 Do. W. WW.--Oxford 33 88 -
8t 100 Do. Do. Newport 38 36 -
81. 100 limn:whirs & Yorkshire 1231 1241 124
St. 100 Lon.,Drlghtn, &S.Coast 83 84 -
62. 100 !Londoe,Chatham,&Dov rri 181 18
St. 100' Do. 11 et. Exten.A6p.c. 10 20 -
St. 100 "London& North Westn. 1171 118 1171 1 1
W. 100 • LoudondaiouthWestem 88 be as
St. 100 Ilan. Shot . & Llneolitshl 48e 49. 494 60
St. 100 Metropolitan 125 121' 1241 61
10 84" Do. New I, 2 pu; -
LO all Do. Extension - -
100 all WeirapolltanDtstaiet B7 29 .-
140 4 Do. do. do. - - pm -
10 all D0..1 St. John's-Wood - - -
W.
Shane 100 slidland 1234 1241
pm 1231
9 7 Do, 23 - 11 2 -
St. 100 Do. Slim. & Derhi.. 93 96 --
15 all Mid Kent - - -
St. 100 North British
St. 100 Do. 1011n.,Yerth,Dund. 14 18 -
St. 100 N. Eastern-Berwick.. 105 106 -
36 1600 1 Do. O. N. E. Pure... - - - Dm
St. IDo.
U. 1100 Do. York 914 1001 100661 1
U. 100 Do. Carlisle - - -
35 all Do. fitock.&DsrUng 241 864 -
l 6 201 Do. do., 1860-61 -
8t 100 ;North London -
16 9I Do. do., 1864-5 -
10 4 Do. do. 1806 1866 -
9t 100 INorthataffordshlre 72 74 73
61. 100 ,10. &S. Western June. 114 118 -
8t 100 Scottish Central -
St. 100 !Shropshire Union - -.-
St 100 ,South Devon 43 46 -
St 100 South Eastern
W all Stalnes.WoldngharnAc 0 9 -
9t 100 Tart Vale - - -
111 31 Do. C I 3pm -
St. 100 ;Waterford & Kilkrany -.-- -
10 6 Waterloo & Whitehall - - -

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Anglo Austrian
Anglo Egyptian (1.1 m.) 1
Anglo Italian
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Awitralasia
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Bank of Egypt
Bank of London
Bank of Otago :Limited).
Bank of Queensland L.).
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Bank of New Zealand
Borned'e Bonk Limited
Ilniziliand.Portugueseil,
British& CalifortilarnLy
British N. America I

ChArlesLaflitte &Co. (L)
C. Bic. Aug.. China
Chart. Met. of India, dm I
City

Colonial
Com. Bank of Cal tada I
Corn. Rank of India, kc
Consolidated Bank (L )•
Delhi Rod London
East London (Limited).
Eastern Esehange(Lim.)l
[tugnth and American .•
F.ugliso Joint Stock (L.)
Eng.Scot.k Anal. Chartd
English and Swedish (LA
European Bank Limited •
Imperial Bank •;Limlted;.
Imperial Ottoman I
lonian
Do. New
Land Mort. Bk. India( L ).
D0.5p.e.Deb.,1864,30yrs
Lon. Bk.of Ntexiou,titc. (L;
London and Brazilian )
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Do do do
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Lon. Ch. Rank of Austri.,
London and Count ....;
London Joint ~t00k...
London t South African!
Lon. &S. Westorn
London & Venezuela'L:l
London & Westminster.
Merchant Bank (Lim.) .1

Do. New
Mercantile dcErcharilL )•
Metro. & I'rov. Bank, 14
Midland Rank !Um.).
National of Auatralaala
National of Liverpool
N. Pro. of England

Do. End &
National Bank
New South wales
New Zealand (Liunted)
North Western
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Orient. Com. L late°. C
I Do. do. lateN.F
Do. do. lateF.C
Provin.ltankingeorp.(L)
Protine. et Ireland

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South Australia
Stand. of B. S. Africa 1
Do. do. us. at 6 pm!
Union of Australia I
Dolan of Ireland (Lim )
j lJnlon of London

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33 35
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16} 17;
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14 13 din
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2 4pm
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11 9Ms
10 BWs
2 ILUs
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41 43
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92 94
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totii.
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214000
100,000
260,
1.000,000
200,000
200,
200,
300,
M.
108,
1,136,000

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160,0001
1,000,000
250,000
600,000
1,810,200

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1,062,600
360 866
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91 99
90 II
90 Id
76 78
75 77
104 106
102 104
102 104
106 106
88 90
102 105
104 106 zd
105 107
104 106
106 107
108 105 zd
106 107
96 100
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30 92
33 37
96 94
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83 100-
84 85
98 100
96 98
96 96

106 166

106 106

Cl. prices.

St. /tut and West India . 1200 130 113
, 10 pmeral Floating Dock' —
, St. London &St Katharin. 100 06 67
100 Do. Deb. Elt ap. cent. LLall
St. Southampton —
St. Surrey Commercial lOO •••

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'ONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Usa o'CLuct.
There is little demand to-day for English goverr-
ment securities, and the funds remain dull
at the reduction of yesterday. Some
of the British railway stocks, however,
have advanced, owing partly to purchases
against sales previously made for lower prices.
Foreign bonds are likewise inquired for, and
Turkish of 18436 and Mexican are better. Very few

dealings have been reported in the other departments
of the Stock Exchange, and quotations generally
exhibit no change. Hudson Bay shares are flat,
and have declined is. Gd. upon the statements put
forward at yesterday's meeting of the shareholders.

The scrip of the Russian Loan is slightly lower, at

1 to li prem.
The discount market is quiet to-day, but the rate

for good bills is firm, at 3i per cent., owing to the

diminished supply of money. Short loans are
obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 4 per cent.
Consols are now quoted 90 to i, cum div., for
money, and 88g. to I, ex div., for the account (6th

iii. 47 December).
Mexican Bonds are in request, and have im-
- proved 1,- per cent. Turkish of 1865 have also ad-
_
yawed if, but the bonds of 1862 are it worse. The
= transactions are moderate. Turkish Bonds of 1862

are quoted 59i to ow, ; ditto, 1865, 341 to i ;
Greek, 13i to 141 ; Spanish Passive, 21tt to j;
ditto Certificates, 14 to f ; Italian of 1861, 545, to
55i ; Mexican, 18, to i. _ .

American securities -show no movement of im-
portance. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 70-i ;
Erie Railway shares, 50 to 1; and Illinois Central,
76} to 1.
_ _

Anglo-American Telegraph shares are 2s. 6d.
lower, at 142 to 15 ; but Telegraph Eight per
Cent. Preference are without variation, at 3; to 4,
International Financial shares are quoted 2
to I j dis. ; London Financial, 16i to 15i dia. ;
General Credit, 1; to 12 dia. ; Credit Foncier,
5 to 4; dis. ; National Discount, 92 to 10 prem. ;
and Hudson's Bay, 10 to
It is stated that the applications for the uew
Russian loan are already large, and considerably

in excess of the amount to be allotted in this

market, and little doubt can be entertained, there-
fore, that by Friday, when the list is to be closed,
the amount will be covered many times over.
This result, following the highly successful negotia-
tion of the smaller, loans lately put forward on ac-
count of the governments of New Zealand and Vic•
toria, affords a practical comment on tho assertion
which has been repeatedly ventured upon, that there
is a deilciency of capital in this country for invest-
ment. The argument that new loans are
almost invariably taken in the first in-
stance by speculators has no practical force,
for it is difficult to pronounce where specu-
lation ends and investment begins. More-
over, if a body of speculators take a new loan from
the hands through which it is primarily introduced,
they do so in a full reliance upon the ability of the
investing classes to relieve them of it at a later
period, and, as they hope, at advanced prices.
Perhaps the best point in favour of this Russian
loan, viewed merely as a market operation, consists
in the fact that it is the first large transaction of the
kind since the panic. Of itself it is not likely to
have any appreciable effect upon the money market,
for the instalments are spread over a period
of eight months, and it is probable that this loan
will speedily follow the course taken by previous
issues of Russian stock in being absorbed on the
continent. The fact that 326,000/. in gold has
been sent into the Bank since the date of the last
return shows how favourable is the bullion move-
ment. It may not be out of place, however, to
remind those who are disposed to invest in foreign
stocks that an ample choice is likely, in this state
of the money market,to be soon presented to them.
The balance of the private loan of the Paella of
Egypt is as yet placed only temporarily in private
hands ; a Portuguese loan is believed to have
been arranged for some tint° ago, in
anticipation of a favourable opportunity arising
fur its issue ; the government of the Danubian
Principalities is again in want of money ; Italy is
in her usual financiid straits ; and a rumour of a
loan for Austria was amongst the causes of the
flatness exhibited yesterday in the stock markets.
It has been said that Brazil was likewise seeking a
loan here, but advices just received from Rio state
that, although the Emperor has no choice but to
prosecute to an end the war against the ruler
of Paraguay, no attempt will be made to raise
money abroad, the wants of the government being
supplied at present by the sale of Exchequer Bills.
Should more pressing need arise, it is said that an
issue of internal stock will be resorted to.
The demand in the Stock Exchange yesterday
was sufficiently active to cause a number of appli-
cations to be made to the Bank for loans on go-
vernment stock, but it is not likely that
these transactions will cause the reserve to be
trenched upon, because the sums thus drawn in by
the liquidators, under the influence of the remarks
recently made by the Master of the Rolls, are for
the most part at once paid into the Bank itself. It
would appear that these arrangements are suscepti-
ble of considerable improvement. The Master of
the Rolls has warned liquidators of all classes that
they have no right whatever to procure for
themselves any advantage in the shape of in-
terest on the considerable sums placed in
their hands, and, as the depositing of these
funds in the Bank of England, where no interest
is allowed, is thus entirely without advantage to
all the parties interested, it may reasonably be
urged that liquidators will best consult the com-
mon welfare and alleviate a
.great deal of distress
by making an immediate distribution of the money
in hand. Even a dividend of 2s. Oil. in the pound
or less would be received with thankfulness by the

creditors.
The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday
was 65,0001., making a total of 326,000/. since the
date of the last return.
The City of Paris, from New York, has brought
55,0001. in specie. The French mail steamer lin-
peratrice Eugenie has reached St. Nazaire from
Vera Cruz, with 161,0001. for London. and 40,0001.
for France. The Peluse, which left Marseilles yes-
terday, had on board 68,0001. for Alexandria, and
48,0001. for India and China.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
generally steady, but the rate for three months bills
on France was slightly lower. The exchanges on
Vienna and St. Petersburg were likewise more in
favour of those places—the movement in the latter
case being caused by the introduction of the Rua-
sian Loan. Subjoined is the usual list :
Amsterdam, 3 months. 11.19 to 11.191 ; ditto, short
11.151 to 11.161 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.191;
Antwerp, 3 Hamburg to 25.471; Brussels, 3 months,
25.421 to 23.471; and Alton, 3 months, 13.9 to
13.91 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ate., 3 months. 6.251 to 6.261;
St. Petersburg, 3 months, 301 to 30$ ; Paris, short, 25.15
to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.371 to 25.421 ; Marseille*,
3 months, 26.371 to 25.421 ; Franktort-01-the-Ilaine,
3 months, 1191 to 120; Vienna, 3 months. 13 to
13.10 ; Trieste, 3 months, 13 to 13.10 ; Madrid. 3
months, 471 to 471 ; Santander, 3 months. 48 to 471; Cads,
3 months, 484 to 41'
1; Seville, 3 months, 484 to 48; Malaga,
3 months, 48 to 474 ; Valencia, 3 months. 48 to 471 ; Bar.
mama, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilboa, 3 months, 471 to
471 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 474 to 471 ; Leghorn, 3
months, 27.10 to 27.15; Genoa, 3 months. 27.10 to
27.15 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.10 to 27.15; Palermo, 3

months, r 27.10 to 27.17. ; Messina, 3 months, 27.10 to
27.15 ; Liston. tii days date, 511 to 514 ; Oporto, 90 days
date. 51i to 514.
The arrival of five ships from China, with a large
quantity of tea, was announced yesterday.
The crown agents for the colonies have given
notice, that they will receive tenders until 1 pan.
on Thursday, the 22nd inst., for bills of exchange, •
at sight, drawn by them on the government of
Ceylon, for the sum of rupees 6e0,000 (50,0001.). •
In the matter of the Estates Investment Corn-
pany
(Limited), and of the disputes between the '
dissenting allottees and the directors, to which -
attention has several times been called in these
columns, we learn that the case was yesterday •
heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood. His Honour
upheld the rrlrciple that a prospectus must not
contain any inutile representation of existing facts,
and tiAding. in this case, misrepresentation to
have taken place. his Horour has decreed a
return of the deposit money paid on the applies-
tion for shares. and a removal of the allottees'
names from the register, directing the defendants
to pay the costs of the suit.
The Metmplitan Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 1,4051. over the comes-•
ponding week of last year ; the Brighton an in-
crease of 1.344;7.: and the South Eastern an in-
crease of 1,5101. (and not a decrease as erroneously
stated yesterday.)
An extraorlinary general meeting of the share-
Folders of lire London Chartered Bank of Aus-
tralia is called for the 7th December for the de-
claration of a dividend.
The directors of the Titanic Steel and Iron Com-
pany (Limited) have made a call of 101. on each
1001. shs-e, and I/. on each 101. share, payable by •
the 13th December.
Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas,
and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange
list of last evening :
Insurance.—Atlaa. 10 : Equity and Law, 71 •, Guardian,
45 ; Imperial Life, 144 ; Indemnity Marine, 114, 15 ; Me,
rine, 111; Coe.in Muine, 211 ; Rock Life, 70, ex div. ;
Royal Exchange, ;:t!:, 3 ; Western B, 64, 7, ex div. ; Ditto
C, 4
Gaslight and Coke.—Bombay (Limited), 41, 1 ; Ditto,
new, 21 ; Commercial, 344, 4 ; Continental Union (Li-
mited), Si ; Euro±w.tn. 12, 111 ; London, ta, ex div. ;
Phenix, 271 ; Surrey Consumers 14.
Waterwork ..—a.---lin, 11a, a ; L'helsen, 29, Ba, 9 ; West
Middlesex, 110.

TUESDAY EVENING.

Consols, which closed yestertfayiiiB/ii to I, ex
div., for the 601 December, opened this morning
at the same quotation, and closed at 88a to 1. For
money the last price was 90 to with div. The
official business report is as follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 90!, 1, 90, 1 ; ditto, for
account, 881, :, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871
lit New Three per Cents., 871, ; Annuities,
1:485, 121, ; Rink Stock, 248/, 50 ; India Stock,
213 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104, 6, g ; ditto Four
per Cont. "enlaced" rupee paper, 84! ; ditto Five
per Cent., 101 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures,
102 i.
Indian Government securities remain steady.
Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. to ss. prem.
The foreign mock market was flat, and prices
gave way in itinderous cases. Russian Bonds were
again heavy, and hose of 1850 and 1822 fell 2 and
1 per cent. respectively. Danubian and Peruvian
of 1865 also declined 1 per cent. ; Egyptian of
1864 and Railway Debentures, New Granadian
Two per Centi,.., and Spanish Three per Cents., 1 ;
Turkish of 1865. ti : Italian of 1861, Portuguese,
and New 6r:111;;,lian "ex all," #; and Spanish
Passive and t:crti:':ates, On the other hand,
the Viceroy ..f E.:ypt's loan rose il per cent.
Brazilian of 18:i2, &c., 1 ; and Mexican and
Turkish of 1858,