The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-15 00:00:00

PROVINOIAL MARE .1114AKETS.

L. CIMPOOL Nov. H. —Zsledonlan, 105. 1061—Falinbuidik,
Perth. and Dundee, 211 301—Great Western, 701 701—Lon.
and North Western stock, 1124 90--London and Routh Western,
941 941—Manchester, shedleld, and Lincoln, 461 461-11idiand
stock. 13011311—North Eastern—York. MG Ml—South Eastern,
321 Ul—Civeistone and Lancaster, 2 ..:,}—Buffalo sod Lake
Huron, 4 1146 4 13-10—Ditto, 7 per cent., 6. 71-(treat Luxem-
bourg, 9101—Great Western of Canada. 104 101—Ditto new
abases, 10110—Erie rex assessment), 30 271—Paris and Lyons,
40 41 —South Austria and Lombardo-Venetian, f ; —Nest
Flanders, 61 71.
Btsuutunism, Nor. 14 —Business was dull today, and prima
nominal : they Included Stour Valley, 71, "sellers"—L aolon and
North Western, 2?, " looers"—Shrenabury and Hereford. 1201,,
"sellers"—South statfor.ls. 10 1146 101—Worcester (mod. 121,
"buyers"—Blrmingliam Banking Company, 20 to 201 and Bir-
mingham Oita, 144, " buyers."

DEATH or J. H. H. FOLEY, Esq. , M.P.—We
regret to have to 'revord the decease of J. H. If. Foley.
Hay., M.Y. for Kist NVorcestershire. %VIM' melancholy
event took place at his seat at Prestwood, near Stur-
bridge, on Wednesday evening. The hon. gentleman was
much respected in the county by all parties. He was a
liberal in polities, but a supporter of the agricultural in-
terest. The announcement of his death was rather nee:-
pentad, and has set political parties in the eastern divistoe
oil the vei tire. It is rumoured that Mr. Vernon, of Han-
bury-hall (who nominated Mr. Foley at the last election),
will offer himself in the liberal interest, and that a conser-
vative candidate will also shortly declare himself. The last
contest for the division was between Mr. Pthington !conser-
vative) and the Hon. F. M. G. W. Gathers., when the
former was defeated.

SCIENTI FIC MEETINGS FOR THE &OWING WEEK.—.
Slonday British Architects, 8, Mr. James Fergnason, "tom
the Mode in which Light was introduced into Greek Tem-
ples" ; Medical, 81. Tuesday—Civil Engineers, S. Con.
tinned discussion upon Mr. Longridge's paper, " The
Rooghly and the Moths." Ethnological. 8. 1. Dr. James
Hunt, Hon. Sec., "Report of the Ethnological
Papers read at the Meeting of the British Also-
ciation at Manchester." 2. Mr. John emetic*
President, "On the Connexion between Ethnology aud Phy-
sical Geography." Statistical, 8. 1. Mr. J. T. Hammack,
" On the Proceedings of Section F of the British Associa-
tion at its recent meeting at Manchester ;" 2. Mr. J. T.
Daimon, "On the Growth of the Human Body in Height
and Weight, in Males from 17 to 30 years of age." Wed-
nesday. —Society of Arts, 8, Sir Thomas Phillips, F.G.S..
"Opening Address;" Geological, 8. 1. Mr. J. H. Key,
" On the Deposits at Bovey-Tracey, Devon," communicated
by Sir C. Lyra', F.G.S. ; Mr. T. Davidson, F.R S.. F.G.S.,
" On some 112arbosiferoits Brachiopods from the Punjab." 3.
Signor G. G. Gernmellaro, " On some Volcanic Cones at the
Foot of Etna ;" communicated by Sir C. Lyell, F.G.S.
Meteorological. 7. Thursday—Nuruismatic, 7. Chemical, 8.
1. Dr. Thudichum, "On Leusic Acid." 2. Dr. Beene
Jaws, "On Crystalised Phorpbate of Lime in Urine."
3. Dr. Oppenbeito. "On the Camphor of Pepperiniut."
License, B.—Mr. C. Darwin, M.A.. F.R.S.. "On the tree
forms, or Dimorphic Condition, in the species of Prima*
and on their remarkable sexual relations." Royal Society.
Evening Meeting.—Mr. W. Pawn'', F.G.S., "On the
Lignites and Clays of Bovey-Tracry, Devonshire." Dr.
Oswald Fleer, Prefeseor of Botany, Zurich, "On the Feed
Flora of Bovey-Tetrary." Saturday—Royal Asiatic, 3.