The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY, .11VEN/110, NOYEMoralci U 1818.

LAW INTELLIGENC&-(THLS DAY.)

COCIIT OP COMMON PLEAS.
Fittings in laineo.—(Before Lord Chief Antic* llbvill, and
Justices R illeo. Keating, and Brett.)

T.PYTNIVI r. ORENNIIOOII.- THE PIDIUTNINI SCANDAL.

This was an action by Mr. Edmunds, the late elork of
the patents, to recover damages for alleged libel a con-
tained in three official report made by Menem. Hind-
march and tirvenweod to the Commissioners of Pelotas,
sod in a letter addressed to Lord Chancellor Westbury.
Some days ago, Mr. I). Seymour, Q.C., on behalf of the
plaintiff. moved fur leave exhibit certain interrogatorie-s
to the defendant, and to-day the court gave judgineut
e'en this application.
The Loid Chief Justice said, that the object of
the interrogatories was to show that the defendant
had exceeded the authority given to him is making
the reports, and had circulated them to persons to whom
no privilege applied, and further to show that he had
acted twin malicious motives. In other words, the object
war, that the defendant, if ho answered the' questions in
the affirmative, should criminate himself and render
himself subject to criminal proceedings. In applies
Lions got this kind, the court had always exercised
discretion in reference to the particular ease, and in manj
eases questions had been allowed which tended to crimi-
nate the parties questioned. But in " Tupling e. Ward,"
611. and 'N.. an action for libel, the Court of 11:chequer re-
fused to allow the defendant to be asked questions to prove
du. authorship and publication; and the Court of Com-
econ Fleas, m " Sten) r . Sevastopulo," 4 C. 11.
new series, acted on the s: • principle. In
the present case the court did not tied that there were
any such special circumstances as would take it out of the .
pnuc plc acted upon in the case of Tunling r. aril and
Stone r. Sevastopulo. The case hall been before Mr.
Baron Mattin at chambers, and they wet., asked to
ray that the judge had exercised his discretion improperly,
eoLot far from that they thought that he bad acted very
poverty in raying that the interrogatories ought not to
be allowed. The application, therefore, must be
rowed.
Application refused.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Mom the Judge Ordinary.)
DAVITS r. mem% CLZEZ..

Dr. Spints, Q.C., and Dr. Middleton, for the petitioner;
Mr. Katie for the respondent.
The petitioner was the wife of (ho Ilev. B. B.
Davies. She was married to him at Bristol, in Ifitil,
and she cohabited with him at various places
in Lancashire and Yorkshire. till August,
when she quitted him. She alleged that his
conduct had from the first been hor-h and unkind, and
she specifically charged him with giving her a black eye,
and with several other acts of violence. Besides
which she said he had threatened her with a
bill-hook. Mrs. Davis herself was the chief witness to
make out her case. She was • person of education. but
Rave her evidence in • rather eccentric manner. When
asked whether sbe was really alarmed at the hill-book,
she raid that she thought her own thoughts, that
she had stated the fact., and that the court
mu't draw its own conclusions from them. When Sir
James Wilde primed her on the ?Will she replied, '• You
are • judge, judge for
_yourself.' At a later part of her
cross-examination, Sir James put the question once more.
Witness—Can you make me answer you, judge%
Sir James—No. _ _

Witnow—Then drop it. (Laughter.)
Matilda Hemmingway, a eervant, gars strongly confir-
matory evidence. Once he throttled her till the blood
came out of her care. _

[The case was proceeding when our report left.]

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
DARLNO MYST DOBBYZY. --THE lIPPBCTS OP NONSATIOSAL

Thomas Edwards, a respectable-looking lad of IS, was
this morning charged before the Lord Mayor with steal-
ing a purse containing a 'sovereign and some silver money
from the person of a lady named, Lawson, residing at 7u,
De Creepigny-terrace, Denmark-hill.
The prosecutrix was passing along Cheapide yesterday
afternoon, between three and four o'clock, when the
prisoner came -uddenly in front of her, and snatched her
purse out of her band. The robbery was observed by a
Felice-officer, who followed the prisoner and took him
intocustody. His lodgings were searched, and copies of
"Jack Sheppard, "The Highwayman," and similar publi-
cations were there found by the officer.
Detective Hancock raid he had the prisoner in custody
in the beginning of the year for stealing la from his em-
ployer, and he was on that occasion sentenced to six
mouths' imprisonment. At that time there were other
charges against him.
The prisoner said that be met another boy in Cheapehle
whom he had seen in Holloway Prison, and who asked
him if he would steal a purse, and showed him the way
to do it.

The Lord Mayor committed him to the Central Criminal
Court for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
_a.u.•.snn,• a JEWELLZIeII WINDOW.

George Thompson, 33, no settled home, labourer, was
dinged before Mr. d'Eyucourt with breaking a pane of
glaas of the value of 71., in the window of Mr. Campbell,
watchmaker and jeweller, No. 40, Tottenham-court-road,
with intention to commit a felony
Mr. Frederick Frtnch, assistant to Mr. Campbell, said
that hearing a smash at his employer'• house yesterday,
be went out and found that the prisoner, who was in cus-
tody of a constable, had sinadied a pane of glass of the
value of 71. by kicking it.
The prisoner said he did not know what to do. as he was
going about the country half starved.
Ms was remanded.
WESTMINSTER.
31181A112/ IDENTITT.

c.,/,,,,e/M./k.uu,/, residing at 4.. Sloane-erre', Chelsea,
was summoned to show cause why ho !Mould not pay 6d.
justly due by him for the hire of a hazkney carriage, Nu.
12,606, of which William Arnold was the driver.
. •

Colonel M'Dougal appeared in person.
The cabman said that eta quarter to 4 on the afternoon
of Monday. November 9, he was first cab on the rank at
Vauxhall Station, and the defendant hailed him and
ordered him to Tattersall's; there he waited a little time
and then was driven to 4.i, Sloane-street, then to 18,
Down-street, Piccadilly, and back to Sloane-street, where
the defendant gave him ls. 6d. ; his fare was 2s.
Calouel M'Dougal, on his oath said he could produce
evidence to show that lie was at Tattersall's all that after-
noon and never near Vauxhall station ; he only took the
man from Tattersall's, and he gave him le. Gd., which was
Gd. more than his fare. The man said his fare was 25., and
offered no explanation about his being engaged at Vaux-
hall, but merely asked fur the name and address. It was
the cabman's mistake, yet he was willing to pay for it ;
but, if he persisted in his statement about Vauxhall-
station, he should not pay the costs.
'the cabman persisted he was not mistaken, if that was
not the gentleman he never saw one in his life.
Mr. Stile said it was absurd to suppose that for the sake
Gd., a gentleman would tell so paltry a lie.
The Colonel applied for an adjournment to produce
witnesses as to his being at Tattersall's.
Mr. Fyffe said he should not adjourn it: the complain-
ant was evidently inist.lken, and be should dismiss the
summons.

tabby persisted he was the gentleman, and
Col. If •Dougal saki, after that assertion, he would not
recompense Lim for his lost time, which ho intended
doing.

BROTHER lONATIES.—Brother Ignatius has ad-
dressed a letter to the merchants, bankers, and others of
Lombard-street, in which he denies the accusation that
Ten has 'milked them by his preaching at St. Edmunds,
and formally delivers to them his prophetic message. Reda-
claret, that he is a true member of the church of England,
in which he wishes to live and die, and that that church
is not protestant, and does not call herself so, but catholic,
it.: defends his practice in adhering to the very
plain and meagre eervice at St. Edmund's when it is
well known he prefers a ritual and ceremonial adorn-
ment, by his desire not to offend anyone. Further, he
says that although his friends have been assaulted, and
ime a clergyman, was laid up from injuries he received
in I.i,mhaza-i•tieet, he will uut be bullUsl out of his cons
victions.—ba/h/ New.,

t51.711.3DE IN TUN SERPLNTINIL.—Last evening
Mr. St. Clare Bedford, the eoronor for Westminster in-
vridigated the circumstances relating to the discovery of
tie dead body of a man found in the Serpentine on Tues-
day morning last. The body wea identified on Wednesday
se that of John Brachley, aged 49, a gentleman's butler,
ato bad been out of situation f,r the last eight months.
lie was iu very good c'actimdan,es., but about the time
of his dismissal from servim he attempted to strangle
Linewlf. lle left his wife, who was in charge of a gentle-
man's house, ou Monday last about 12 at noon, and was
not again recognised alive. lie had been very despond-
cut for a considerable time past, although he might have
teen comfortable with his wife and two children. The
widow having given evidence, a verdict of " Suicide
under temporary insanity" was returned.
THE Rreela :4; AILMY.—The MG.vvet, Palette re-
cta,' complacently to the effective of the Heenan army,
which is divided into the active, destined to take the bold
in case of war abroad, and the interior for*, the duty of
which consista in training conscripts at home. The num-
ber of the former is fixed at 778,000 infantry, 51,000
cavalry, 74,000 artillery, and 17,000enginoors—altogether
MAO men. lu time of peace this effective fall 4 to
616,000. The arm, for service at home amounts on a
peace footing to 2/2,000 soldiers; during war to 320,000.
'Derides, the effective of irregular Cossack troop. during a
period of hostilities must amount to 229,000 men. De-
ducting the majority of the latter fur NOTlrille in the in-
terior, the effective of the active army in time of war is
equal to 1,100,000 soldier.. Reducing this effective by
200,000 regular troops which garrison the Caucasus,
Siberia, and Turkestan, we may, says the lloorfte Uo:tett,
oppose to Western Europe nearly 900,000 men.
Lei HEWN 11'mq-we litwo.—The marriage ring
of Martin Luther is at present beingnpaiced by u jewe/ler
or Waldenburg, Saxony. It is of silver gilt, and bean the
following inscription on the inner surface :..." D. Xartino
Luther* Catherine v. lien, 13 haat 1524."

IX714013111:417 1031117 IN 714NG%

The Court of Amines of Loire-et-Cher has just
been engaged in the trial of live persons, the brothers
Adele e and Leon Thiseau, a man named Derivate,
and the wives of the former, for an extraordinary robber,
of a men of 000.000 fr., in plate, cash, and securities, from
the residence of M. Denzil of Romorantin. Them ',di
was contained in an iron safe weighing over three bui lred
weight, end which was carried off from the prosecutsr's
hencoop the night of the loth March, dining his teatime try
absence. The premises. Lad Leen left in charge of two
female tenants who, however, heard no noise during
the night in question, although the safe had been carried
away from a roam on the first floor. Two days after,
a bundle of the securities stolen was found in a street of
the town, and at about the same time the iron chest was
dircovereil, empty, in the river Sauldre, about a mile off.
Adolphe Thixeau ultimately confessed hie culpability,
and declared that he bad been aided by his brother Lem,
and that Duringe had received a small stun to purchase
his silence as he was privy to the affair. The property
had been divided in presence of the two women.
The brothers Thiseau had effected an entrap*, into
M. Berard's room, bad thrown the safe out of
the window, and bad then removed it on a barrow, and
concealed it beneath a dungheap, until they bad an
opportunity of breaking it open. Adolphe Therm' was
condemned to 16 years hard labour; Leon to 10 years'
imprisonment; and the wife of the former to 2 years of
the same punishment. The two other prisoners were
acquitted.

moms, arairrsr.—trffre Dar.)

012 WOLOOL

The stook markets are inactive to-day, and
priors generally show no variation. Cansols are
steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. Rail-
way stocks are in moderate demand, and slightly
better in a few cases. Foreign bonds have been
little dealt in, and present no special change. Thu
Indian Ten and a Half per Cents. are in demand,
at an improvement. Scarcely a bargain has l.oen
recorded in banking and financial shares.
There is a rather good demand for money, awl
the lowest rate for bills is 21 to per cent., owing
chiefly to the arrival at maturity of a large amount
of Indian paper. The charge for loans in the Stock
Exchange is I per oent.
_ _

The English funds are at 94 to for money and
the Ist of December, and the Three per Cents.
Reduced and New Three per Cents., 921 to 1.
There ins moderate inquiry for railway stocks,
and a rise of per cent. has occurred in Great
Eastern, South Eastern, and Great Northern A.
Subjoined are the quotations :—London and
North Western, 1131 to !, ; Great Western, 491
to 601; Midland, 1121 to 1; London and Soutk
Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 431 to 1;
Brighton, 481 to 1; South Eastern, 791 to 1 ;
Metropolitan, 1051 to 106 ; Crest Northern A,
1041 to 105 ; Caledonian, 741 to 75; and London,
Chatham, and Dover, 17 to 1.
Foreign bonds are unaltered, apart. from a
decline of per Dent. in the Mosoow-Jaroalaw
Railway loan, viz., to 81: to 824. Brazilian of
1865, 771 to 74 ; Chilian of 1867, 941 to 95 # ;
Egyptian of 1864, 811 to 82; ditto of
1868, 74 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 36 to 1
ditto of 1868, 31 to prein. ; Mexicen, 153
to ; Peruvian of 1865, 81 to ; ; Russian of
1860, 1101 to 1 ; ditto Nicola% 65; to 1 ; ditto
Orel, 801 to 811; Spanish of 1867, 311 to 1 ;
Turkish of 1858, 671 to 68 ; ditto of 1862, 671
to 68 ; and ditto of 1865, 411 to 1.
The Indian Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. hare ad-
vanced 11, viz., to 217 to 220; the Five are at
1151 to 1 ; the Four, 1021 to 103, being 1 lower;
the bonds, 10e. to 17s. prem. ; and the debenture,
1051 to t.
The prospectus of the Britannia Fire Associa-
tion has been issued. The proposed capital is
500,000/., in shares of 101. each, with power
to increase to 1,000,0001. The first issue is
fixed at 15,000 shares. The undertaking will have
available the agency and other connexions of the
Briton, Medical, and General Life Association.

TWO O'CLOCK.
The government funds are without variation, at
94 to j both for money and the account.
In the railway market Caledonian and Metro-
politan stocks have improved j per cent., while
London and North Western, Great Western,
and Midland bare declined 1 to j.
Annexed are the quotations :—London and North
Western, 1121 to 113; Great Western, 491 to 30;
Midland, 112 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 431 to ; South
Eastern, 791 to 1; Caledonian, 7 to 1; Metropo-
litan, 1061 to
Foreign bonds are rather dull. Italian of 1861
are at 351 to i 6; Spanish of 1867, 311 to 1;
Peruvian of 1865, 811 to : ; Turkish of 1883, 411
to 1 ; and Mexican, 151 to 1.

Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. kayo an-
nounced the dividends duo the Ist December on
New Granada Three per Cent. Bonds also on the
Old Active Bonds, at 14s. 9d. per 1001., and on
the Deferred Bonds at. 4e. 7p. per 1001.
The half-yearly dividend duo the let Decem-
ber on the Moscow Jaroelaw Five_j!er Cent. Loan
is wiverti.ed for payment by 311.831-4. Baring
Brothers and Co.
There woe no transactions in bullion at the
Bank yesterday.
Of the Australian gold now on the way to Eng-
land, amounting to 994,300/., about lao,ooot. wilt
be due within the next week or ten days.
The steamer Delta will take to-day only
13,b00/. in gold for Bombay.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
firm. As regards bills on Vienna and Italy and
three months drafts on France, the rates were
trifle better for this country. The list is sub-
joined: _ _

Amsterdam, I months, 12.0 to 12.01 ; ditto, short,
11.18 to 11.19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months. 12.0 to 12.01
Antwerp, 3 months, 26.35 to 26.40; Brussels, 3 months,
26.36 to 26.40; Hombre' and Alton*, 3 months, 13.101
to 13.101 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ate., 3 months, 8. XBl to 8.27 ;
Bt. Petersburg, 3 months, 321 to 321; Paris. short, 26.121
to 26.221 ; ditto, .
3 months, 26.3 to 24.37 i; marimithes,
3 months, 26.34 to 26.374 Frankfort-on-the-Painn
months, 120 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 11.90 to
11.95 ; Thesis, 3 months, 11.90 to 11.95 • Madrid, 3
months, 48 to 4714
toBa4nBtrieer;a4 inmoonnthi44:Bll
4:?;
Cadia,
Malaga, 3 months, 44 to 48 ; Valencia, 3 months, 44i
to 48 ; Baresices, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilbao, 3
months, 48 to 48 ; Valladolid, 3 month", 481 to 48;
rfr3 months, 481 to 48; Leghorn, 3 months,
o 1437.26 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.16 to 27.21; Naples,
3 months, 27.16 to 27.25 ; Palermo, 3 months. 27.15 to
27.26; Mcesina. 3 months, 27.16 to 27.26; Lisbon. 90 days
data, 621 to 621 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 621 to 623.
- -

A private telegram from shanghae, dated the
2stli October, quotes the exchange at Ss. lid.,
showing a further decline of Id.
At Paris the rate of discount in the open market
is only 11 per cent.; at Brussels, 2; at Frankfort
and Amsterdam, 2i ; at Hamburg, 3; at Berlin,
31 ;at Vienna, 4; at Turin, ; and at St. Peters-
burg, 51 per cent.
the Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap-
pointed Tuesday next a special settling day iu the
scrip and paid-up scrip of the Italian Oovern-
intim Six per Cent, Tobacco Loan, The consi-
deration of the question of au official quota-
tion is adjourned to Monday. the ith
December, in consequence of the opposition
offered by the holders of various securi-
ties of the Italian government, who consider
that they have been ill-used. Amongst these are
the bondholders of the Sardinian Loan of 18.31,
the Cavour Canal bondholders, the Maremmana

Railway bondholders, and the Sardinian Railway
shareholders. It is certainly discreditable to the
Italian government that so many distinct interests
should consider themselves aggrieved by its pro-
ceedings, while, at the same tune, the fresh proof
given to-day by the Stuck Exchange Committees
that they arc prepared to give a fair hearing to
any reasonable complaints against foreign govern-
ments is calculated to encourage uU classes of
bondholders.

The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and
North British Railways shows thiv week an in-
crease of 2,8361. over last year.
Messrs. Archibald Stewart and Charles Lyne,
the Committee of Creditors of the London, Bbui-
buy, and Mediterranean Bank (Limited, have
issued a report to the creditors, whereine
refer to the compromise " some time since agreed
upon and confirmed by the Court of Chancery, in
respect of the numerous complications which ex-
isted between the Continental Bank Corporation,
the London and Mediterranean Bank, and the

London, Bombay, and Mediterranean Bank, thus
terminating the litigation which would otherwise
lime ensued." They remark that " the three
bank. are now, in effect, save as to the important
question of expense, being wound up on the basis
of one liquidation, although still under separate
liquidators." They also say "out of the sum in
band, with the addition of the dividend received
from the London and Mediterranean Bank, the
liquidators propose to pay the first dividend of :Is.
in the pound before the close of the year." A call
upon the contributories is neoessar7, but cannot be
made until the end of February next. This report
alleges that the whole uncalled liability of W. per
share will be required. Reference is then made to
some additional complications m connection with
the " Indian Peninsula, London and China Bank,"
and with other parties, which threaten almost
endless legal proceedings, end the report concludes

as follows:—"The official liquidators inform as
that the objects for which we were appointed, with
the sanction of the court, having been axons-
plished, our functions are now at an end."
A private telegram, dated New York Thursday,
mentions that Mr. Gould, the president of the
Erie Railway Company, and who was lately ap-
pointed receiver, has been authorised by the Court
of Chancery to buy for the company 20,000,000
dole. of stook. In proof of the speculative excite-
ment still prevailing there, it is mentioned that
the price of the shares had been 60 and 42 on the
same day. The stock referred to is presumed to
be the over-issues made by the late board, the fact
being that the company has very large funds in
hand. The gambling movements in this stock
are, however, so incessant and diversified that all
accounts from the other nide must be received with
some degree of reserve.
Following the circular addressed on Thursday by
the directors of the Canal Cavour Company to the
bondholdt re, we are requested by the chairman of
the " Italian Irrigation Bondholders' Protection
Association," of 110, Cannon-street, to publish
the following, which was posted last night to the
members of that body :
A circular, dated 19th last, havinf been Wawa by the
secretary to the Italian Irrigation Lompany, viddrossixt to
the English bondholder., submitting a copy of a proposal
concordat for extricating the company out of bankrupty,
inviting the bondholders to attend a meeting on the
inst., and requesting those who may not be able to attsal
the meeting to sign au anent to the proposed concordat,
this come Woe earnestly recommends the English bond-
holders not to sign any form of anent to the proposed
concordat submitted by the company, IV. they bays good
ground for believing that the claims of the bondholders
will be settled on more favourable terms by the isrp^ctive
agents of the two committees (sitting in Suffolk-place and
bele). Messrs. Koch and Creswell, who are now in Flo-
rence negotiating with the Italian government. This
committee would, however, add that the agents of the nos
sp etive committees will be the proper persons to 'Tress
sent the bondholders at the meeting of creditors called for
the '..th prezimo in Turin, and to rote upon the cone alat.
At a nesting of the creditors of Mr. F. W.
'Hancock, underwriter and insurance broker, of
Lloyd's, who recently bailed, the liabilities ware
stated at 20,3001., and the assets at 6,300!., in-
chiding a disputd amount of 4,000!. A com-
mitt( e was appointed to investigate the estate.
%e observe that notice has been given of a divi-
dend iu the estate of Messrs. Palmer and Co., Bast
India merchants, who suspended payment in
1864 ; and that all claims are to be sent in to the
accountants, Messrs. James, Edwards, and Cash,
before the 31st January.

RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER
SHARES.-(THIS DAY.)

IClosing prices to 1
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT BEOl7=OB.
Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 108/.
Cape of Good Hope 5 per cent., April and Oct., 100.
New Brunswick G per cent., Jan. awl July, 1051.
New South Wales, 5 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 la
1896, 1014, 1.
New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 981.
Do., Jan. April, July, and Oct., 971.
Nova Scotia, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1875, 1051.
Queensland, 6 per cent., J.in. and July, 1882-6, HMI, 11.
Victoria, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 110.

ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK&
Caledonian. 75, a.
Great Eastern, 432, I,
Great Northern, WS).
Lancaslure and Yorkshire, 124.
London, Brlicliton, and South Coast, 46t.
London and South Webtern, 871. 4.
Metropolitan, Hag, 4.
Midland, 1124, 12.
North flutist, 32j.
North Ewteen (Berwick), 99j, 1.
North Eastern (York), 83.
South Eastern, 794.
Do. Preferred (deferred receives no dividend
per cent. has been paid to preferred), llUt, 114.
Do., Deferred, 481.

PREFERENCE SHARES.
Great Western, Joint Rent Charge 5 per cent., 102.
Ditto 5 per cent., redeemable, 941.
North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Harbour and Rail., 88,
PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS.
Gnat Easton, New, 6 per cent., 1863, 90.
Great Westetn, 6 per ct. irredeem. 1666, 102 j.
London and North Western 5 per cent., 109'.
LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
Nottingham and Grantham Railway and Canal, 93.
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
tom., Bar., and Cent. India. gun. 5 per et., 1051, 6.
Eastern Bengal, guar. 5 per cent., 108.
East Indian, guar. 5 per cent., IU1I:, f, 10.
Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per cent., 110.
Madras, guar. 6 per cent., 109.
(Jude and Nettileund, guar. u per cent., test.
Scindo (Punjaub), guar. 6 per cent., 104, I. 3j.

FOREIGN RAILWAYS. -
Bahia and Ran Fran. (Lisa.), gum 7 per ct., 161.
South Austriau and Lombardo-Venetian. 16, 1.
FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS,
Great Luxembourg, 3 7-16.
hlcecow-Januslaw, gun. by Hugel= Govt., 82%.
Orel Viteb4, guar. by alblibiAll tioverzuneut, 6 pat cod.,
SOL 1..

J.OOll Alt,: I la it and Lumbardo-Venetian, 3 per cost. •.

BRITISH MINES.

Brakeman', 11-16.----
East Caradon, 4:.
Great Wheal Vor (Helston),
Markel Valley, tit
West Caradon (Liskeard),
Wheal Mary Ann (Menheniot),
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MUM.
Don Pedro, North del Roy, 3 7-16 pm.
Geueral Brazilian (Limited), j pm.

JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 20. Isl.
Imperial Ottoman, 111, 4.
land Mortgage Bank of India (Lirnitad), 1.
London Bank of Mimi c° and South America (Limilod).
14.
London and County. 51.
Loudon and Wed:punster. 67, 6i.
Do., Scrip, iaeued at 101. prem., none of which baa
been paid, 65, 4.
Midland (Limited), 191.
National Provincial of England (1001. p:tid). 1341.
Union of London, 36j, b.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 221.
Ilerlin Waterworks (Limited). 14.
City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 31. 1.
City Offices (Limited). 2:.
Company of African Merchants (Limited), 21.
Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian goyim-
sent, 951, I.
Foreign and Colonist' Government Trust and Loan, N.
General Credit and Discount (Limited), 61, 1.
Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour) (all paid), 4.
Ditto 6 per cent. bonds redeem. 1870, 63.
London Piorincial Telegraph (Limited), Preference, 111
per cent.. 11.
Madras Irrigation and Canal gar. d per cent. by LA.
gov., 104.
National Discount Cmnpany (Limited). 12.
Oriental Oas, uew (Limited), 9-16.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, new, 1867, 91.
&offish Australian Investment (Limited), 131.
Submaiine Telegraph, scrip. 15-16.
nited Kingdom Telegraph Company (Limited) 51.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 7)1, 1. draw.

mmea—(Yms DAY.)

ONO' O'CLOCK.

The mining ,uarket is quiet to-day, as usual on
Saturdays, and prices arc without alteration. West
Chiverton are ted 62 to 63 ; Great Tor, 12 to
121 ; Erna Mills,il 3to 31; Prince of Wales, 365.
385.. ex div. ; Chiverton, 41 to ; Now Lovell.
20s. to 225. 641. ; Chiverton Moor, 6 to 61, call
paid ; South Condurrow, 208. to 228. ; West
Beaton, 180 to 190 ; East Grenrillo, 4t041 ; and
East Lovell, 82 to 91.
Subjoined are the quotations of foreign and
colonial mining shares : St. John Del Rey, 17 to
18 ; Don Pedro, 31 to 1 ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to
preni.; Peaterena, 1/ to 1 dia. ; Chontales, 21
to 11 ; Roses Grande, 1 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Italian.
par to * prem. ; United Mexican, to 21;
Prontino and Bolivia Ito ; Port PhilliPt It to
2 ; Central American,l die. to par ; Copula Silver. 1
to 1 dia. ; Rao Vioenta, por to prams; and Yu-
dananiutana, 21 to I.

Ciligint.swonltteis filsty-neux Leirerrtrra.—A
fancy bazaar will be held to-day ou the mugs", Bess_
borough.genteuarAuth Beitgrevill. under atetutstu&ed
patronage, to of ties work already mai to the
inetitutice by neoweitone thewoenes. The Printer of
Wales bee written to the eamrer7 superintendent, ez-
waning her 'Anted not being AMA attend, bet hoping
in do so on • feture owineswe.
Foszion-otTnii, Nov. 18. —The Queen he.
been Awed to approve of )Ir. Jorge Pitt as AAA A
Theided for the PAW States of Venesseh•—feeseer.
C7STIIT•ii PALM thri 8112 T lANO DATowe
Tumor Nov. 20.—Adminiewe by NNW& thiheips 4100,
dillosipsyseist. 407 ; tslll VONA 1,677.