The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGUCE. I'MB DAT. COURT OF QUM'S BENCH. (Satins la Hisaco.—Blow Lad C.apb.o and Jostler Crock**, Mishima, sad Erle.) riliKol7 r. TERNS, MOSS, AND PILICIATT.--ANcitvt. Mr. Monk mord for a new Irk! la this uumss ,, on the ground that the verdkt, which the jury retarasd for the plaintiff with 200/. rearm, was asst the welt g evidence. The action, which was trod before Mr. cbseeeu, at Liverpool, was for arault and parassal truly to th e o.amW, by which It err alleged he ward ulti mately lees the sight of him eye. The delthasts were represented by ba d counsel, and the Mil re p:sward • ba d of triangular duel, for sash of ram attacked the other. Thu defendant for whets hesp the keeper of an inn which steed OW way 6.twea Maachsetsr sad tkockport. It zear g e o d t Ova pi stiff had bees given fro into trouble respecting some tills e ra re bad offered for eak to s rests samrd Bridal!, he whose employ Cross was as ealeameme. Pricker was a perm of no substance, and the great erect of Qs plaintiff re to include Ferns in tie parrs tithe com mitted tha aaesult, so that he right be reepseible for damages, in the event of any being obtahted. According to the plaintiff's riders, err guar look place In Inshore about some words which wore red - lag Syddall and resented by Cron. Ferns the parer out of the inn, sad turned out the re he the room where they were. The !plaintiff rid ha taint know who smooch hise—" I believe ft wee Perna it must have been Ferns. I didn't sr Pricker do asyllthig." Lord Campbell-1s it • case of conflicting errors Mr. Monk replied in the •themativs. Lord Campbell—Was the jadge dissatiatied with the verdict sad he wee melds to state what mead io the mind of the judge, but be readily aerated to on application to stay aeration. Lord Campbell thought tba am strong pries icievkleem that he was not entirely eriasied with the verdict. Calor the judge thought the jury were mom Is their verdict this court would not interim. Began g an iat t ivelpisat they would ecomat their leered Judgment dorm& War COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Shaw In llosco.—ldeni Chief Jos** Cockburn, and Judges WlHams, Crowder, and Min.) IMO I. TIM ACCIINIVLATM LITZ IXSCILANCI OPYLCZ. AIIALOAMIATIOW OP INSCPANCI OFFICES. Tbs plaiagg la this cam had elbeted as ms for 10al. ths Whoa sod bed pad 12t. for premiums, The dissoken of the sialmilswhe railway had thought iteapedleat to ame/passte with sad traria their Wainer to the Aagb- Australia Insunace Cmimay, bat the plaintiff objealad that they bed no power to ge so, Mamma h se It sitered the escurity which the policy holders had , sad seder them eh eamshares thepietetit chimed damages. At the trial • west was salmi fir the plaintiff, subject to the opieion fa the evert era • swami of law, la pursuance of fhb menagemeaa • rule had been obtained, call ing upon the phial to %bow male why • verdict &WI ant I* salad for the ddedaats, or why there should use hes aenwela the ground that the defiadants had sot la law say Imre of their contract with the plaindig se - la the deeheatlea t or otherwise dam any ad tint weithl Naar say right of action upon the plaintiff Terisy ants was thews tgainat the rule being mad e absolaba _ _ _ Mr. Adartes. aa., aria lib. D. Keane, appeared to show aima. ink sad 14. Skink Bytes and Mr. Peterelorif to the ai lb ebis/ hefts aid ho was of opinion that this rule abed" he wails ermine Is eater a commit. Three questions =NW M themeslean —First, whether there was way orwaint khan_ on We policy to ke= lib& the ckiru whi m it Met; somnlly, whelks the &indents had done w eds( whinly the bode hod been alkmatel so ae art to ft iftsftwallsw to soma the plaintiff obi ,at• and Moly, arbelher if theme tam question we ftwifti to kowswv et the !Weisner, the tin w e ie in* bad enfold when be wad mildell tettolde action d . the fret pim• it mimed to Mu Got se monad had obis. It was wetesdod that else was as invited owned Se reediwee the beim d ma lassenws company, sad to reeds ef the skid k snow available le mow dries an it the - computy. The puska wen = Owl gni of the policy which said that de 'spiel Mime securities, fund& and et the sewpay tswiftift at the time of say ala re tit 4 shoe be lieble to nalrilr and cab seed k dins awl donesde on the aid y, awl a awier se shonheliw should be oe &Me te way owe dein It did sot appear to Ctr ili sl Y asynellsVonftutssiee os that pink* nifty. Al ant was kanak woe te woad the her from killotinl baba* As the law Wok, the Mak would M ewwwwalle be wan sash Halals, sad II sot sulliek than =hell= wail have a ten* spiel hablaidsal lib terra was set kr wire fatale Ism* et thio i ley hollkk Ks wane, Ile *why ens elks I* meet Is diosiok •• Thwidass be s h edst wS ia last it seald be solowskily onleklid saw enema east here, Mat nits the metrary, that the wee net le glee peaty holder, soy sdditional adenine, hut le deplete awe at it drainage which the law Garde/ &a dandy of Min it le his thee the sy"="-ot awe he Iftwoodns o tusk that the yr set • pia en to say the the fends at empfty bud lan se knellawft Ilk it he .wend.MK Ile add ask blew up the tends tho sear ownlose had bon thelded in =lf he eikift. 4 mowed or Km that the we tad NO irthod whoa the ISOM could saboss hi. dela ipinet Se deftdrie. Ils add ban iso skis anima Ow cone. yaws, hr pukka me the palsy became doe, which, is le per he link wadi bes the lath of the plaintiff, et ham Int Bab kosiste kr • sow& 711SOZIALD IP. 111WITTIL-111ALICIOTS osoosernox. laraitoilt, 13. C., old int tile wet ow moan to mom kr Nos Imphowooot aid wiliolost pootwatlon, awl opus M. wit ke amollimig_plowitios lio jury bud a wad 4 tit plikilli IR 111. Tie prowat nod= Wawa we be a re OW ipso do pow& Uri ovlimi Ow wild woo opiett dr ail ariii•Wks by lb. haw WIN it eft ilraollig Oho tbot liwn woo sir omit tad potato aim fir plimilf la dons. Tho prow ha bus alai tie dloilihst as lio deb, ail dr lollmitat liti field to wise. •am d saw how a puma soma lkorwitis. no *NM wow bask aid UM idairat iiii Pummels wail am pry It/m. laboofpway 14. 111wwwilw wit &silo lsi pull Ur piola- MIL Tloopthilltwoo goowleast limbo wialtto= mat, owl isrotod int it bad loslod Ur U. to Ur L woo, lowwww, Om la drop fro owitwitorat. owl win r ptilowoos twit lin lo vogostod tbot be Ind pit do lbroint As U., bit the o wit wit It ow so mit Wig ; *Who iiiilif lot wooket dr maw lid It. no lowerd osowoi wow wind Oki tio idtatia Ira wortatio owl probable; arm Ise &lug taw iiihnioat two misty, sad ad In *biro ililat SI lo I& booing howl tho r = wet gdit uswowity et bat Lis THE POLICE COURTS. (MS DAT.) MIMS. 1,12 ALLIOND TIOSAIIICV NT TIM rot try. the leserluellee et the el& dere. this day ItheltVe , et helt, Mr. SIM setheesti lethseats Nadi. sr lb. H ilthithe, end theethei the state al the patisat Wares a le that had Won tam to the D Wal mita el th e le th .k.. aid 7bt;eV e wee dew is arise thee be wee wady thellthefiel by ewe et the 11 divt. alee ea as irevies et as ult. le Reithlth-thstmay. I L pala, Daft mil the mar Winless was mach tar. lar..llelas-1 see glad le Ms Mk On the Eq I took hie trilt wee and mem! be would sterrive may home. lf:ty le mem Isdpseder Demey-1 believe he is. els. lir. Seib add that Mr. Swim had (awl Ids attention law ihet ChM ea Me Wheal. a luswin, mord Powell, had been smlttei, as the Isatlmany at me et the poltemen, likews, ler Wag ow* sad dieutderly t.c r i nV clif-blighwer. Was then mess be mime the the Imam Ism daytbise et dr sr hid swy nsol tics it bag In the Wler's empsey Isedoeder Dsody—l have sent the Tema sloes her firm et aspired. She hue se eseellsedea whatever it la the sailor's caragear. She daft she was EN* end resellests balm la the Red Lke, est tits ered her Is ge hews whew is wee =1 Mews) ord ZI ea her mites! to do AO be leek her into sereody, eed the woe oohs le the eserkeed Whig disorderly sod making • meet. hfr. are pled tide sapleeetke has beam given. I take It for panted it enevidence wen be obtained to cos ine the Wriseetat of WilliamsW it will be rodeos:l. Impielorldt~l Deady—Moet certalaly, dr. sad be bone la dad that the statement =llppWrs Esmemo GM Isesdag cc board the dip Is set Naha be dies. largerier Deedy—l Uwe weds isisiries, wad ese obtain no wrilense whatever d amp. the wens own statement, sad Moe am we warts video* apes him whatever. Ni. aelh—Tbe two gellsewas wall be forthcoming if smossery P Impreeor Deady—Yes, els. Yr. ea Selide—Was the ma Willis.. sober on the night in gewel iv= Dwid7—lie said In his deposition he had di oak theft Ma of va. I ma elasin no farther particulars The esavereettee this trevaissied. limanow tnogian7.—Yasta 2 :22 (Monday), inn Salley ea which the University , bet come =lt the mime iiihresitka the Rev. Priaripal eho wee be Mime the anal opening adds. 1117 eceisestaisi comunonly adopted on the masks dal WI tie /bee. JUDGE OP TER COURT OP PROILATI AND JUDGE ORDINARY OP THE COURT OP Dl7OlOl AND MATRIMONIAL CAM& Under two Acts of hat nation—thi 20 &21 Vitt, c. 7T (the Probate and lotto' of Administration Aet), and the 20 &21 Viet., c. 86 (the mattiorcall Camas and Divorce Act)—. Judge le to be appointed of the Court M Probate who is to beak* Judge Ordinary (i.e. weedy& My) ot the Court of Divorce and Matrimonial Canoe& The sow Judie Is to take rank with the Nano Judges of the &toe riot Courts of Common Law, and to motive a yearly salary of 4,0001. On the dm vacancy that makes such an arrange rant pomible. the three aloes of Judge ct the Probate Court, Judge Ordinary of the Matrimonial end Divorce Court, and Judge of the Admiralty Court are to be united in the rate functionary. When this occurs the Wary is to be mimed to 5,0004 a year. , The New Jurisdiction cannot commence, at the earliest, before the lest of next January it being provided by the 2nd clangs of both acts, that they shall " come into operation on such day, not sooner than the Ist day of January, A.D. 1858, as her Majesty shall by Order in Council appoint, provided that such order be made one month at lent previously to the day so appointed." It ia generally understood that Mr. Justice Crimmill to to be the Judge of the New Court. This appointment will mike • vacancy on the bench of the Court of Common Plow, sod Wcatmiestse Hall is already full of rumowe as to the mods in which It ia likely to be filled up. The names of Mr. fie jeans Shea, Mr. Seejeant Bytes, and Mr. Hugh HN, Q.C., are amongst those moat prominently put forward ; it la also rumoured that Sr H. 8. Keating, the present Solides t:lateral, may possibly put in a claim for the vacant mat. It is perhaps sufficient to remark, with regard to all than rumours, that at present there is no absolute vacancy nee indeed any likelihood of a change, at all swots, during the mune of ths present term. Th. lawyers have very pcedbly some couple of months of gossip and speculation before them are doubt on this point, so important to the forensic mind, as be changed into certainty. TIER EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, MT. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT Mang lC WORCESTER MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) AUTUMN PLYING STAKES. Half a mile end better. Aim, Pratleva7, Lord Nelson, Little Gerard, Blue Bell, Prime's Mixture, Ella, the Reran. Admiral of the White, Robathos, Ilaieraty, Captain Wadderbura , Meatus Troll, Lase a/ Heehawed Hill, and Joe the Quack are here. Beata Ove.—Maid of Direst sad l'eto. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. About four mike. Little , Mime, newt Qom; Evington La., Omar Pemba, H , Bedlam, Aldershot, Peecock. Theo dim, sad Isukeepar are hare. PAID Foararr. Bft Odihaw, Etight of the Shire, Old Dog Tray, mad Wagon. edior Weather vory wet and greaa.l heavy. THE EDINBURGH Clett'lltalTV.—Yesterday (Mon dvmay)u tsd.he winter weeks of the University p was formally Princi Lee presided, _• by Rohrer, Pillars, Ran, Le er Hieobs, Holland, Greg orted ory. linedoitgall, Frame, J. 8. Mose, Milne, Christi on. Geo. Wilson, John and Lame. The usual unmannerly demonstra tions with which the students inaugurate the sesnon were =day carried to ores a more diagratoful pitch than amid. pal Les was amok agitated by the doereditable mar tins Walsall be by the audience, and appealed to him col =tarot a atop to them. Profaner Miller tocordingly the stades* calling on them by the good feeling which be was sure characterised the majority to dinaa name and put down the annoyances committed by thee, ~„ boys sad lolackgsarde in the left hand of the whence the mono and shown. of and creates meessieL Ultimately the diiiturce WU mulled, sad silence having tun obtaised, the proceedings were nerd with prayer. Principal Lee delivered the address to the students.—Bilishery4 lrprese. NARROW ESCAPE.—James May, muter of the lugger Faugbaballanjoh, of Folkestone, fell from the quay at Lowestoft, on Tuesday night, while attempting to get on board his vessel. The splash wee heard by the crew, who drew Ws oat of the water and conveyed him to the bridge watch-ham, where he received every attention from Dr. likichnia mad Captain Daniels, the newly-appointed harbour mask and mbar 44 hours of persevering effort s , h e was watered to aniesatke. Captain Daniels speak. very highly oldie 'Mirka _alleatien and skill displayed by Dr. Matebean, to whisk he Oftat the restoration to life of the poor maa 1 who err so far gees that several pronounced it hopele ss ease Thn aro baly Mews out the old maxim, o while there, hie thands hope," and should stimulate other. to pensrare N siiiike sera—Berry Post. A NoILI Passuncit.—On Thursday last the of Brigeol_enjoyed the moils of the tell in lioveton 11:IlVapi, with Bari 'sworn, Lord North, and Lord Alfred II . The supply of gams being ample, the noble Mar quis, YamP in his eighty-ninth year, quickly brought down sight and e-half brace of phements in twenty fats; end, As r sling walk over the farm, viewing past i= ewes, end esiseing fresh ones, finiabed the day by r with W nand Ilbarallty the aged and deserving poor of the neialtbesstwed. The pleasure of the day was much in creased the sernipany of ladies visiting at Irk worth, with & portion et the venerable marquis's fair and amiable fatty flwirsei-childree.—Bury end Norwich Post. The three Russian steam corvettes, the Verve, Wolk, ant &nivel, which have been at Cherbourg an. taw bumming of Octobw, have just left for the Black Ilsa, MIRA, bees which Russia is to keep up there sowed* to las salpsiairs of the treaty of Paris. Another Rosin eemaiten storm vowels to expected shortly at Cherlomeg, Okotsk. h will proceed to the assnof Japan, China, end _ MIT/ LADIE+ or PESRAIItra.-..Y1111. Ebony, ri her • show d ladies bare ebb k raid Ile orb to any lead ia Bagba,/ Up Ur, at the rear of re Khyber, am bar as bolt of bright eyes, red_ Ilgo ; ar nay crib, to Wren ask tad all et r es do Ws bed with WA aid kart, and re& ta prism than ben say srpblea lona ; tad isamplab ried seri be any rarldre el ear Meek vale des meal of grebe verbal Ars the Irks if Papa vie, Ike tbe Ammo rd ammo ear rye digered reet the dblasisser Ter inelageo ef re Bra, the and the Trier bate ray preyed ire sdra, sad bier patio that that I be.. ail. • Omsk =lerater it re, lar beta the aisle COMPIFINS SO MS. mad bit tbre Irmst reeted iseseso—nose's—es los& sta=ll: lam or as Mos • brier swore with re ebbe sus, re roe bleier, la all Ifs Irks that thee to basis eyse ; abbe gladly as ihrs--ead to bear riga r onto" &keg, se seserlly and thsergy r IV= saW se • mesas re la risers . Meal alms I Woe rriolse ell de as se good as far 54 besals sorry easswri. Irise sea mow be seat bars by mar barear sad arm teaur sat err gar ree bs as we haporreass BROM be an Ulf door yams se so. lariat earn rid to b y arse at a parrs la the aistritoonial whet se bear— ray will now be at ard dlsteant , awl ere wal this be • prospibls iseneass I the nombse ef bias la easy stair In Indle—ea err seek to bs isplumed; be ohm fag and rearm it fatal sedgy In, shire mad orrywbare, ✓ebore I a are reeked than in ladle to bra ass 2 .: re sok of to courtny and gestbiroly a. QoUdbed rat w sbeald ever revert to Os sloes of rift pronlost eat bra try yea. ago : —6larLassifs klopoismo„ for Novroolor. BiIiTAIN ON Tits WoaLS'a MaP.—Wet see two little spots Waled op Into a corms ' awkwardly shod at to • elide, se it wars, yet isles` the great sea, en the wry very add lip of the plea wade of watersiwitb PUB* me► side et theee_to proem* them ; sot like Gram, or Italy ou In • Illenumeem be by a surroundini , siont i l i t sVcameed by timid snorhiere, bet on the vary end veep el the pest misia, looking oat westward to t Mlt le kin et WI, she must launch with th e fear oot lastie ready to brays old eress—to take him with his western wane—to face his viols and hurricanes simmer beats at the dead still tropics—his winter bluff--kie Wry ineliep—his fop like palpable dean/sa— ble bee Meek' sal his pow. Britain has done so. Prom her island hems eke his ailed seat and was,north end south. She has PIN outwardly mill planted empires. The Steam 11181321.1•011, now her compmr, were an offshoot from be Wand territory. Her destiny le to plant out nation., and the spirit of colonisation le thechie that presides over her weer. Shis pleats out Cana Australia, New Zealand, end the Caps. Ceylon and the &withal ohs occupies for trade. India she coven with a 'let-work of law framed and woven In her Aneo-SPrin loom. She clutches Chip, sad loggias at Meet to break up the celestial solecism. She lays hold of Borneo, end straightway piratical palms are seen wrecked end stranded on the 'hon., oe blown to fragments in the sir. She mines an impregnable forte= at the entrance of the Mediterranean, and another in its centre, as security to her see-borne trade. She rime the same in embryo at the entrance to the Red Sea. Westward hunt Newfoundland she tmair • coothist. mit dor% rNr Peelle, V•a °Navies I•lo•4 7 miteit sow 1111111 lby Wan dr NW Groat Briers d mew Asele-A;tioa Metre& to eery cirtlentlea to fir learewelde birds ef ti=e i t t a—beare the Urea Job he ils bird tar or, rid th e me et the Britigh errs At eiseapore hem pre ark hart' errs et the strata d Ilalarea, sad roam& et rear airy ea the err hand at the Mk lead Iderade, seer to the Lind of lir dr British ma n e nay her Or sake el probe I la the Ark•threa term la rare te thie, re hes retire* at eery err, rd earde eery NS ember bear hoe irg ea every retells sr Arabia Ah4l Aloadera Arierre, are hod let her rider hrburl, heft Ire err sad earg le or Ird isaiim—lard Braise Ise X maks IM 6 6 lu A IN W IN 13 W I 4 SHARI L 1875-21118 DAY. Two o'Ovocl. The railway share market to-day exhibits a farther (central decline. 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OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON B Ratt.orae.--The receipts of this compsny, including the teartaidge Extandou Cenal, for the fmftight ending 0.3 • tuber 26, have been 9,402/. 164. 24., whilst those for the oommpcsamg period of 1866 amounted to 8,4721. 13e. 2d., end the also including that of the StOllAll4ll SSW:WM &OW. Ye., being at the rate of 43.00 per mt., whilst theme far the corresponding period of 1666 amounted to LIM Os. 9d., or et the rats of 44.69 per amt. The sum of 6876 W. Be. 15. being receipts for the first seven fortnights*: the half -Isar added to the 9,4021. 16e. X ea above, makes a total receipt of 78,1631. N. 3d. es against 68,31 W. 18s. 94. for the ding seven for W tnightsing of the yew ; and the sum 29, W., pima rilse au thet movie forlaight. of the 976l. hilt-year, d "' to the 4,0441. Ts. es above, =kw a total expenditorsolS6,ol9l. 16*., being st the rate of 43.62 per cat es against 14118 U. inn U. for tie rorresoreareg mew teresighto atlas prowlene par, or at the MN Of 61.12 per ann— [Nets — !b sob et onapoiss the lICCOIMI Miss treat that in operation botr oje lPter of I Mgr 611 gilt oecor cemP tir s io the"ffie:stmallyeen MONEY MAREET.-THIB DAT. Two o'CLoow. The funds to-day have experienced a further de. cline of 1 per cent., and the market is heavy in cha racter. The share markets have also given way. Consols for money and the 10th inst. opened at 891, " buyers," and are now quoted 891 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in sat, and 4 ; the New Three per Cents., at 881 to 881; Bank Stock, at 211 to 209; Exchequer Bills, at 14s. to 10s. dia. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 98 ; and India Bonds, at 40s. to 345. dis., being rather better. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 871 to Mexican Bonds are heavy, and some other foreign descriptions exhibit a certain degree of flatness. Sales are reported as follows: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 95 ; Belgian Four ' and-a-Half per Cents., at 95, ex div. ; Danish Three per Cents., at 84 to 841; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents. at 631; Mexican Bonds, for account, at 19 and 181 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 431; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 97 Sardinian :Five per Cents. at 89 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 254; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 971. The stringency in the money market exhibits no mitigation. The sapply of money in the discount market is considerable, and accommodation is readily afforded upon good paper, but full rates are required. Many establishments decline to do any business at the minimum rate of the Bank. The demand at the Bank consequently continues active. Daring the last few days, however, the general demand has been exceptionally increased by the necessity of making provision against the mass of bills falling due to day. The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was about 60,0001. In addi tion, 30,000 sovereigns are known to have been taken out for exportation to the United States by the steamer Ariel, which will leave Southampton to-day, and will take some additional amounts. The ascer tained withdrawals of gold for exportation since Saturday morning are thus raised to 220,000/. Of the bar gold withdrawn yesterday, a portion was de tained to pay for silver procured from the Continent, and already shipped on board the steamer Ripon for the East. The bullion movement being thus unfa vourable, the impatience for the arrival of some sup plies of gold from Australia is increasing. The Avon, with 206,0001., has now been eighty-nine days at sea ; and telegraphic intelligence may be daily expected of the arrival of the steamer Emeu at Suez from Australia, with a considerable amount of gold, and with advice. of the sailing of a number of gold ships for this country. The steamer Colombo has brought 5,266/. in specie from Alexandria. A total of about 60,0001. in silver reached the Thames on Monday from Antwerp end Havre, and is included in the specie list of the Ripon the particu lars of which have already been published. Inclusive of the quarter of a million for which the East India Company have entered into contracts, about 460,0001 . in silver is known to have been already sold for exportation to the East by the Co- lombo, which will sail on the 20th inst. Although it is as yet somewhat early to venture upon an esti mate, there is reason to believe that the total remit tances by that vessel will be little below those just shipped by the Ripon, which sails to-day. The foreign ex cha nges rsterday afternoon were generally steady, at last }riday's rates. For three mouths bills on Amsterdam, and paper on Vienna and Trieste, the rates were slightly . lower. The currentquotations are shown below, v iz.: A three montha, 11.191 to 12; do., short, 11.161 to 161; Rotterdam, thres:months, 11.191 to 12.01; Antwerp, three month; 24.60 to 5; Hamburg, three months, 13.10 to 1 ; P • short, 26.25 to 36; ditto, ' three month. 25.80 to 6; ort-on-the•Maine, three months, 1191 to 120 ; Petersburg, three mouthy, 341 to 1; Vemna, three months, 10.42 to 6; Trieste, three months, 10.42 to 6; Madrid, three months, 48 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 49 to t Leghorn , three months, 29.33 to 45 ; Genoa, three mon ths, 26.80 to 6 ; Naples, three month., 411 to 21; Palermo, three months, 126 to I grains, three months, 1261 to ; Lisbon, three months, 62 to ; °port?, three months, 62.1 to I. The depression of the market for sugar continues severe. Yesterday, the bulk of the quantity offered in public, sale had to be bought in, although a decline of fully 2s. per cwt. was submitted to. A public sale of plantation Ceylon coffee, on the other hand, want off at an advance of 2s. per cwt. ; and cotton was sold at an advance of about Id. per lb. over the late lowest point of the market. Great Western Railway stock was yesterday premed for sale as low as 491, and was last quoted exactly 60. This is the lowest range witnessed since the panic which took place in the stock upwards of eighteen months ago, when the price also fell a fraction below 60. Considering the state of the money market and the pecuniary position of the company, it is apprehended that the directors will have great difficulty in dealing with its enormous mortgage debt. A petition for the winding up of the Irish Waste Laod Improvement Society is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Kindersley on the 13th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of Clauseen's Patent Flax Company is called for the 17th instant, to receive the directors' report and the yearly accounts. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Cor poration of Montreal 6 per cent. Loan. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List: Ineuranoe Shaw—Athos, 16; Albion, 95; British and Foreign, in ; ditto Marine, 42; Crown, 191 , County, 85; Clerical, MedioaL and General Life, 211 ; Eng lish and Scottish Law Life, 4 ; Globe, 89; Guardian, 491 ; In demnity Marine, 130; Law Life, 83; Marine, 76; Rock Life, 7 1 , 71 ex div. ; Royal Buchanan, 277. Gas and Coke Companies :—Brigliton, 141 ; Equitable, 40; Groat Central, III; Imperial, 70; Phoenix, 47; South Metropoliten, 341 ; Westminster Chartered, 62, 63; ditto New, 101 1, 1. Canal ;awes :—Birmingbani, 881; Coventry, 190; Grand Junction, 491; Kennet and Avon, 61; Leeds and Liver pool, 501; Leicester and Northampton, 13; Oxford, 106; Rochdale, 80; Regents. 16; Warwick and Napton, 9; Warwick and Birmingham, 24; Worcester and Binning -161. Waterworks Stocks :—Lambeth, 95; Southwark and Vauxhall, M. Docks:—East and West India, 110; London, 100, 991, 100; St. Katharine, 881 b 9; Victoria, RS. Bridges :—Rungertord, 61 ; Vauxhall, 171. Tr =DAT EVII4TWO. The funds opened heavily this morning, at a re daction of f, per cent. from the closing quotations of Saturday. The American news points to the pro_ bability of continued shipments of gold from this country to New York, and this feature, coupled with the steady drain of gold from the Bank of England, has caused a revival of the apprehension of fresh restrictions at that establishment. Subse quently some considerable sales were pressed, partly of stock for immediate delivery, and the market at once sustained a further fall, from which there was no recovery up to the close of business. The final quotations were fully per cent, worse than those of Saturday. _ _ In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange gloom :also prevailed. English railway stocks exhibit in many instances a fall of Ito 1 per cent. It is feared that the depression in the manu facturing districts will check traffic, and that the extraordinarily high rates of money will occasion a deduction from railway profits. Canadian railway securities were particalarly heavy to-day. Consols, which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday, 90} to for the 10th opened this morning at 89; to 90, and gradually receded, standing at 4 o'clock at 89; to }. At a quarter-past 4 the price had farther declined to 89# to 1, bat, still later, 89} wu the current quotation. The price for money may be considered the same as that for the approaching settlement. The " con , tinned= " to the Bth of IJeoember ruled at about 7-16 per cent., or equal to 61 per cent. per annum, but the settlement hu not yet regularly commenced. The official business report is as follows :—Threer Cent. Console, for money, 90, 901, 891, 901, 89/, pe 891, 891 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), en. 90 1, 891 L 89 L 891. Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89, 881, 89. New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 1,881, 891,881. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 1 16-16, 2 148; Thirty Years Annuities, Jan., 1860, 23-18, 2 6-16 ; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 171. Bank Stock, 210, 2081, 211, 209. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 978, 971, 971. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 16e. to 10e. dia. India Bonds still exhibit extreme heaviness; trans actions are reported to-day at 475. to 425. die. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 881, and had seceded at 4 o'clock to 88 to 1, being I per cent. lower than on Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. declined about 1 per cent., being last quoted 97/ to 981. In other foreign stocks there was no striking alteration. The market for American railway securities was rather dull to-day, being checked by the unfavoura ble tenor of the latest advice, from New York. Bank shares to-day sustained no important varia tion. Ottoman Bank have not fully maintained the improvement of Saturday. European and American steam shares declined 10s., and Victoria Dock stock, 11. London General Omnibus shares have declined to 31 to 3!,. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 110; London Dock, 991 to 100; and St. Katharine Dock, 881 to 89. MIIM-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. - - - ----... The market for British mining stocks to-day is quiet. There are some inquiries for Wheal Mar Ann shares, which are marked 49*. Sortridge Console have also been dealt in at 21 to 21. From the Stock Exchange no other transactions have been officially reported. Foreign and colonial mining securities of all descriptions are quiet. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining:axchange LS} : nbyn, East 90, 92 ; °rambler and St. A 831, 85 Great Sout h olgus, st, I ; lady Bertha, 235. Bd., 245., 245. ed. ; North Crofty, 6i, j; North Tavy, 165., 18s. Another extraordinary general meeting of the English and Awdralhin Copper Company is called for the 11th inst., to confirm the resolutions pawed at the meeting on the 12th of August, one of which alters the date fur holding the meet ings of the company. TecODAY EVINDIO. In the home mining stock market to-day the transactions were rather more numerous than of late. Shares in Sortridge Consols, Lady Bertha, East Rosewarne, Wheel Coy, and Wheal Zion were dealt in, in some cases, at higher prices. Par Consols and Wheal Mary Ann shares were also firmer. On the other hand, Post Basset and Great South Tolgus were weaker. The following may be given as the closing quotations, viz.: Sortridge Consols, 445. to 40a. ; Lady Bertha, 235. to 255. ; East Roeewarne, 265. to 27e. Bd. ; Wheal Uny, 8 ; Wheal Zion. 20s. ; East Basset, 92i to 96; and Great South Tolgus, 16i to 16 ex div. MAUI ] i 1 Mamas Tir(Lim . Ms4).VO $1 amenkles &illettger' It 4 M. 1 1 1: =Ler r.....1 1144e1 kW.. ej .-... a ladaidas --- Ma.. -- a Now t . at St. la SI INC 14 pow el. ... all 11110 I Mem ....* ell SM. 1 Trellems .- - sll $4.104 $ tor.loaseralleneoUs) ell NAM II loin Mum ... all NUN IL 1111441r1e Illiesregob Ile Aim I 611.1%i5g. et WIWI all MON 1 Ihigilloolvellms Sipper all Lai- 10e. I. 10 itas L aindi lllt illellir ea U lila SeVegulee 14 /111. So Usage loSem4 . I 4 Iss.ll4.Smellme . One. It 1 : Wilwfa 1 1 4404414. II De*.Tel. I 114. 141 2 It Wit Muds. •Il le Iliderl Illemsot Om 4 11.1111 10 llellidesis lasl.-- • 11.410 14 DO. De.............. ell IWO `D 0.444441.4141.ka1141.. II 1. 111 10 11.114444.1431.440L1mml BO 1111,470 I Itara Mt. /14elrelede• ea 14.01441 ID NM\ itllmpilllemi. ell Well I Dee ell WM 1 Ds. “114.11104;1!__ - - Ilk EMI 4 PeSaherlamoUssemerel ell $1.1444 40 ha15e.110140441 Slum 11l KMI4 04.1 1 1 s• le 44 Salmolly WS ............ 411 111 De. Dem. ... Si MON 140 MAI MO i 1..... el NUN I slaw A. u..17Z: a it: l. Met a= lira- ell I Seaman Tole& ado. ell 11,0114 I Di. Ds. a WOO II Ala. I woe I vas mime. WIC... 10 1 MOAK it. Mimi' Dellis ............ till 0.110 11 D•al..-..-- 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was only a moderate attendance of buyers In Mark lane this morning; nevertheless • fair amount of business was transacted for a Wednesday in old foreign wheat, at the fall prices of Monday last. English wheat was fully as dear. Barley was in limited request at the reduced quotations of last market day. Oats could not be purchased cheaper than before. Beans and peas unchanged. ARLIVALR INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 4. 7 ,„,... kW 5 6 orrf o a. . 810 I MO 42i0 I sr.* --• • - • *Os . . .......... xas ...... : ' . ' s • • .. 1160 Mot.— tomb ; 110 oda. WINCING-LANE.-11118 DAY. 817oen.—The market is dull at yesterday'. decline of 25., which was established in the public Wes. Refined lumps 69e. to 62e. --- eos;riii—The *drones paid yesterday has been confirmed in the public sales of to-day now progressing. Ms.—A decline of fully fd. per lb was established yes terday in medium congou, and the market in inactive to-day. Common wagon ste ad y, at le. lid., naval terms. Mee oontinues dull of male. Damaged Arracan sold at 6e. to 7a. CT.oVis so►d in public sale at fd. Corrow —6OO bales sold yesterday, prices are id. higher than the late lowest point of the market, but the demand continues limited. BALTPETUE.—No sales reported, prices partly nominal. TALLOW MARXET.-TRIS DAT. The market is flak with scarcely a humeri= to report. Annexed are the quotations —Town Tallow, Ms. nett cash ; Pi s T. C. on the spot, bk. dd. ; October and Dank bat, 63a. 61; January and Mimi, 64.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mum Pattanden sad Smith hop factors, report that the old bop duty was last evming officially announced at 228,2941. Is. lid.. the district old duty being aa follows Rochester, 94,1481. 19s. 44d. ; Canterbury, 364681. 4a. 3d. total for Neat, 129,6071. 3a. 71d. Sums; 37.5071. 15c 4d. Worcester, 36.1001. ss. 6+ll. ; Parabola, 22,3801. 16a. 6d. Kingdom, 2,8681. Om. Std. ; total old duty, 228,2941 4-306. New duty, 168,2391. lc 81 16-20 d.; 6 per cud daty,19,8601. 46.; total meant, 418,8831. 40. 2d, COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. M.; Howard's West Hartley, 17s. ed.; Wells End Hatton, 215.; Walla End Hellos, 19s. 9d.; Well. End South Eaton. 20s. 94 ; Walls End Stewart's, 21s. , Walls End South Hartlepool, 19a. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 215.-72 ships at market. CALIFORNIAN PASSENGERS AT PANAMA.—If ones quite an excitement to leave the sleepy streets of the town, and stand at the railway terminus, watching for the train from Aspinwall, freighted with six or seven hundred adven turers bound for the diggings. To bee it disgorge its piratical looking crew, one is almost tempted to believe that Kidd and Morgan have revisited the scene of their former exploits by the present popular method of locomotion. Men in red flannel shirts, jack-bests), with revolvers and bowies in their girdles, and bundles under their arms, come tumbling out of the ears after ono Another, with here and there a stroll,- minded female between them. guiltless of bandboxes or pack ages. Among them are a few respectab-dressed people, and generally a sprinkling of black - coate d and white-tied personages, who look very seedy and disreputable. And oaten- Bible belong to the learned proferionr. This miscellaneous crowd goes swarming down to the jetty, a distance of only a few yards, utterly ignorant of the fact that the black multi tude who are screaming behind them and helping to carry their bundles, are contemptuonely applying the shouts and epithets which they generally reserve only for driving their mules; and that the expreesions of mirth which accompany them to the steamer Are consequent upon these insulting cries. They are aecic.tomed in their own country to treat .• 'sigma" as an inferior description of humanity, and cows gamily bestow oaths and kicks upon them here; while the latter, who return the sentiment with inkiest, are only re strained from revenge by prudential motim.—Blarkirood's Magazine, for Noveml AUSTRALIAN LIvE.—A LUGUBRIOUS PICTURE. —Take any day of Australian life. You come home after a hard, dusty days work, and you long for a quiet evening with your wife and children, such sa you could get once in dear old England. When you sit down to dinner, which your wife has had to cook, and your children to prepare for, you see ths partner of your doesestic joys with a face (from flea end mosquito bites) like a pottle of prize strawberries at Chiswick, • pleasant object to contemplate of an evening. During your dinner you are tormented with flies and bitten by fleas; your very slice of rout mutton on your plate, be fore you have time to dispose of it, is blown by the yellow bottle fall of live maggota,—you push your plate away sick and diegusted,—you pour out and drink belt your pale Ala. and in a moment your glass is crammed with ten thousand debauched flies, who die in drunken happiness. You cell in your children ; they come, looking squalid, pale, and jaded; no rosy cheek, here—yon help your wife to put away the things, and then sit down with flies, fleas, and mosquitoes, a mottled-faced wife, You chil dren, and your own pleassiit reflections , You easy have made a very fortunate speculation that day; but it takes a vast amount of money to anopensate you for so muck domestic misery. When you retire to bed it will be only to a wood torture of flees and other vermin, and you will par a restlese, feverish , sleepless night; your children will cry and all for mama belt the night long; and you will get tip to another day of speculation gun or kw, • *led wife, tired children, and thorough dineomfort. Hence it is not Past of those people who write books fur the purpose of la analog 4 , 17114T010111 to Australia, to give en estimate only the milk and honey the country offers. We believe a great quantity of the household milk to be sour, and most s t Me honey nought bet 'NI and bitterness,—New Querterip Rime for November. p 1 lb 10.11 II 1M II