The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. • - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. UV lI.RT Va. IN al YILLIIY. —A TAILOR'S 1•1071?.. • `.irkrapt Wes • .a,lor of Aldermanbary. The ease en treineatly berme t%e and the bankrupt cow ovr , up by aajournmest on the question of that elasklnatioo. •1;. 14.1 re opposed, elates/ling that the amo into were 4: 1; a ,ry g,feetive. On transacts tee to the ammutt tf 7044 only showed n pr,.fit .1 1331. latns Hipp •rithi. Ilemiur gaol it ar.a h'ghly improbable, sad contrary t ii.learierseam, that a t-til .r woul.t nal, make a prcfit of Trr mat. It was more likely to be 2.5 or 30 per cent. In t..i• ewe, taking into acclunt the expenditure and been, r weld appost that the bankrapt kat made no profits at a... kle Ooltl4 not snow the backropt tr pars on ow& The CON VII 'gain adj Arnett. THE POLICE COURTS. 1 tits DAY. --.-- MARYLIBONE. ♦ODAC:OCI ROBBERY. WO. Tertint WEE plsced at the bar, before Mt. Long, &mad with having attempted to steal and any of eopen, belonging to Mr. Wm. Murray, residing M Fred.- is , street, Hampstead-y/4d. Ine prosecutor deismi that on the previnns cveftiog be warned borne at half-pest eight o'clock, and, to his •emrim, saw a light in the parlour window. On entering t:.• mid flow he dimevercd the prisoner, and naked Itim elm business t • hat there, to which be replied, "Lot me p, I am not the sun you went, and I will amist yea In the r.ght perwm." He (orreecutor) not Wi.hißß avail himself of the proffered service, collared the roomer, who resisted violently. sad made his way into the evidently with the intentins of getting out of the 0.,., and ma►ing his reeve. Prowcwor (allowed and :. II hint setirrelyantil majesties trrived. ilsybaak, 270 8, atatid that retie g a mob in front of • he went in and took the prisoner into custody. Ire pro-ecutor WWI at that time It ilthou hire. In the par .car witness fogad a low bundle, costal's*/ sheets, and other proper'', which there was no doubt the pry. •Lif intendsd to carry off. He was taken to the station . . Mr. Loa( asked the prisoner what be had wisp M answer t) the charge ? I'ri•oae• replied—l was goirg to see a ►rother of mine Itrory-Isee, sad on pass•og along Frederick-street, I • tail load mite of Murder" in the house, end went Mto we whet was matter, when the prosecutor came in, 'oilseed cc. sad charged me with being there for the purpose of ut)Mr). 1 knew nothieg of the things peeked up in the if. wee sent ter three moods to the Howe of Correetiow, tt bud Lebow. THAMES. DARING AO 99999 . - I , sa Edward. , a salsas.age t 21, of 10, Gress-bask, sad Henry 0 sylor, 20, of Middle Grove.stniet, 4 : b ore-in-the-East, who have bon as custody • fort : eit, .ore brought up ow remand, charged with staaliag •eo hones, es* us, ore hoehen of sugar, and owe ;ottani' of ram. value 1601. Gnat utmost wee en• • t .j by 'h:. esamioatios. Similar robberies kart Leta very inquest of late, and horses sad vane, with valuable load*, have been driven away by • gang of NOM sad desperate mila;ss, and after tt e go. di have boos roseeed, the home and vehicles have bun left some 'Wee tree the plus they were take. from. The oarsmen and emposers basis( charge of namable property have in ks/ally Wed in sollsaion with the thins*. Ile. Melee Yuan, for the prosecution, said the prisoser !laud. was is the emplry of • respectable/ town canna, ad Mu ea the musing of Saturday, the fith tsar., be was sat with hie mutees teas to lood a hogshead of MU sad • puncheon, which he was to deliver eta wharf itLaedir-bodge, to be shipped im board the Hull Mesmer. Is begotten of seise (17 en.) was received into the pt.estees no la Danmark-street, sad the praitheo• of no Is the Beak-reed, St. Georgesia-the-Zest. The ;rower Edwards thou hie hones sod van towards Cable est.. at.,, he palled up sad west tato • coffee-shop. Is to an,,. some one got into the van sad drove sway The house sad van were found the ease mit a Sheppard street, Brualey, near the Wi r.w'a Son public-house. The hogshead of sugar sad -se pantheos of ram had bees takes out of the vat, aid ad sot sloes bee. no-veud. Edwards abutted himself tr a week, when he rearm. to Mr. Butcher, his saistsr's bona, sad said be bad bees walking about the streets ' vat aid day /lute the robbery was committed. He was pa lab cutody, sad (iglu was eppreheaded the one day. It would be proud the prisosen were Wes to each other, sad that Oulu, who farserly bora • carat., and was nu- Ma with &mother daring van roSbery of • similar Inintols eau vote an, was in Cable-otrest, ewer the alsobcp which Edmisode entered, on the day of the rob. lc Toss', having tolled ',Rouses I. support .f his @Wisest. thes put into the witaese-boo Mr. William fuses, a tows earmais, who stated that, on the monist Ole Mb hostas% he sew • van cootainieg • hogshead of eipt sad a neeelleee et rum, is Ntrth.etreet, White- OP wad. Tee pekeen Gallon and another man were in ib we, cad both were smoking short pipes. The benne Kt mit were drives towards Bethnal-grow Gallo, WWI Mad towards wham before he drove away. Pose,* poliee-sergesst, 7 H, and Potter,2l2 IL, the °Sure Mt bedsits's. of the eau, requested another reseed, sad NI they believed the sugar and rasa wire estrotod la Is seighbourbood of the Victoria-park, sad had act yet Ica dis,raid of. Le prisms wire &gals remanded for a week. REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNION. The , aittee of the Reformory and Refuge Vales have .ads resents for the delivery of a eerie@ of lectures MI • sod instructive 'objects to the isolates of reform& la the metropolis. The first of the series Thursday tattling at the North WIN Reformatory lamitatioa, New , seeteion was " A glimpse stiest v Zeoload" (illustrated by Isar was very ably delivered 07 This Tears resident is the oolouy, sod It-prrerrototives. la addition OD Ise rostitatioas, there wens several cause priest, ovludiou the Hew. Ire Rthett Heabary, Geo. Moore, , M. Ware, joie., Erq , J. O. Bow , and otter ladies and gentlemen. .see the Hon. A. Kinuaird proposed lecturer, w Bich wee carried by stela- tiknoot.—A meeting of the charity wee held yesterday at the Mills, Roo , is the chair, who a stated that the health of the children libel, progress in (decades is es taaannition of the children leek y law, and at its Wow 86 old , were rewarded for good eosidnet situatines, when the sea disuibeted to ls. The preseat somber *feta/fen 167 boys and 76 girls. Three will Litwin to be elected this day, there the eat of the par 246. Tom at the low of tenni valued bleeds I last report. Aweest the ewe mai , Bwi., and Mr. lidera'. Hunter, rations ways rendered peat benefit o another gestlesae, Jobe Brow., L watierd-street, the e mantes also ' regret Titers had been a deficiency anonatiag to tpwards of 7001 for e, bates tbiasroes piescipally free festival, it wee hoped that it woad torthoonting dinner,to which the coranalttes a espectatiott of finding nasty new The report was adopted, sad the year hiring been appointed, the election of 15 orphans front a list _.—..., t'AUL, AND BATGEl.—Yeeterday, d roma& ot th• swirbete of Maser.. 9 ratan, Paul, sod 4 . M ews. Plows and Wall c Herod to peblie c nopeti . It the Mettles Mem a member of policies of asourasete tte ilves of Si, Joho 'Hun Paul, Mr. Hetes. sad others. the coarse of the eele the auctioneer stated, is aiteeer to Si restarts, that the bankrupts were sow at the Model GA, l'estonville, sad be bad twee informed some time ... i s What be bellowed endouivod authority, thot they nil lot be net est or the coquetry, sod no doubt would E rot a ticket of leave. bayou policies of Neuroses I ,Ve pat up, aid 'folioed E 1,3641. The eel* was well !ell I. and for tome of the tote coesitletable eowpetltiell w pleee, ,ii,ucraTERSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.--Tbs ~. meeting of this 'octet. was held yesterday et , •et. r. The shoes of rock was the beet ever witnessed • I the asepkes of the society, end the ettesdssee et the Ilse, le the evening woe wssanally eswerose. Mr. Hot "- X I . , Persidei, is the sh•enee of Earl Deem, the ''.drat, who.' sbeesce wee tasted by the death of s . 'trr • le the vivo'. ayeeebee wbish followed the with ••l el to e c l oth, t h e qusthes a stricwltoral statistics 'lt , Pr•oropil aspic e ll e d e d t o. The chemises, 11r. " 1 . 1 . 11 1 I'., Co'oael Hisirseote, azd Hr. P rise , M . P M 441 thtir approval of the prieciele llif slineldltual u . bet objected more Cr lees to the weshisery by ,the soteesneue proposed bobtail' then ia the bill stain. 4, OTIIECA /IRA' If ALL—Name et galtima who 4 the,: easetoattos In lbw lIMISSO OM CNN Of Se, sad received re,tifieates to pnithoos rally, 4 7 , IS.SC,: Free cis J Smiley. Blsottrura ; W.. Abbott@ lb. New 7., s'earl ; Edward Welter Wines, Cleats illosse. Henry Carrie, Bridabsio, Norfolk ; Wtillaat k 1.0 8. ; tr..... Temps/ley, Nnfausbierland i 41e4 These Wanes, Wiveaboe, Colchester. SHARE LIST.St-ISIS DAY. Two o'Ccococ. The railway share !market retains a strong up ward tendency. A further and almost general im provement hu taken place this morning. Eut Anglian, East Lancashire, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, London and North Western, Brighton, Midland, Berwick, Sou:h Eastern, and other stockw have all been dealt in at improved rates. I _ _ Great Luxembourg shares have risen considerably, being last marked 61. French lines are firm. Paris and Lyons shares have again advanced. Sambre and Meese and Indian shares are more inquired for. OILDINART PHARE!! AND lITCCES, sh. In. "....,.. I 1 CL. tne Pr.ou 1 1. m to.day raorrday. I ta 1 pa. • oti /01•6.411 p, [WOW dad Om Janetiaa 4 41 'lll all 11:na.Woh.11000ar2.11•6 11 0 $1 all Iltrkm.Laa. i Ora. Jar. 18 Is 1 2 4U haeba5.10110.3041241.C. 6 I 7 13 0 W De. de. dal Kg-. 13 14 St. 100 BANN mg Law ........, 91 13 at. 110 Caboloolsa „... _ 1111 491 at. 11l Cameo sod Maiyard - 00 40 39 10 0 Dort and Dedoa - - 10 43 Dolls sod Delia J. --7 s. 1.1 all Dated. 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R. •• mu read, whist flats "I" V: 104 , sod tbst th 4 ‘ 4l° T/. The pubic eel e at the school is Nay •^Or", melt sod female, thee Mortal ilitulitioal autountod to 401 la Ls s - hool is 233, v,m , lb! • shortly. W,th the lift -• be to the school et the wise have to loloollt - he charity eines the ler .t., Gentry, Ea aof whorls had is varii tte lestftetioa. To so , of &Nathan and Lie :: . red with 'teem rag *hada of the charity am brlf-year agitate Jena, 'miasma elate scon.lte " 4 r ha at the fortheemo 4.11 ortesrd la the est ode to the charity. TM . t•rs ler the {assist ye proceeded to the el - inatasts.. &MAHAN, PA ▪ lONNI (lima le Wall IN LW. N. Ilealmplantable, lelooksieLlealero 00. IN 7wlrN No NlNioluels)... le all Stew Vs.? . ha. bend to LON c. 100 ONlLteeolaiL Ogre. 00131. 1 =6 L Oa, IMMO M. LC. N Gboafai Der hose (Wad let N O 116011NONLYer 111 Ds. 1 Nene E.: I% 11l De. Arm LSI IN tondos aid OmelloSlNlONNere) N M, rrairms WON N. IN Lowisietlo=ool. R IN Oared le Loo..llNNehlb 11.607•11 Oreolie Foleb Ott) 10 SI Do, N 11.11104.) N 611 PAN— ININOLOOket.) 100 11=fted11.1= . ) . 11.11.111Novisftst 'my oft. I per gi m ai rd le LEAN% N N etatsmssamensprei: One tellet N DIN) II ow ammie )) ONO. Pitt- N SO no INNOlesjos. 1011.11eNilemeNTark) IM DON okles. K In Sem% alldio. isose.. rele kaiii (lewd le Orget Northers . 10 10 Ibinrafirry Illashrd If Ornetzlltra itieesi . Nemo 161 SINN le Itr. MONO N so New Taw, rot we N. IN Inte ifflairat Oa el red 10 Greet Weiland THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, UK POKEY mAnzo—THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The fends ars quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday, but all the Stock Exchan ge markets are firm in character. English railway shares show a further general improvement. Consols opened at 941 to j for the 4th December, and are now quoted 941 to 1. For money the per seat quotation is 941 to j. The Three per Cents• Reduced have been dealt in at 93} to j; the New Three per Cents. at 93} to $; Exchequer Bills at 3s. to 51. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 98j; and India Bonds at 3s. prem. . Turkish Six per Cents. continue to meet with • large business, and are well supported at the recent great Hee. Transactions for the 16th December are recorded between 961 and 961, and the present quotation is 961 to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are in demand, and are marked 102 and 1021 for money, and 1021 and 1021 for the account. Other foreign stocks are firm, but inactive. The sales include Mexican Bonds, at 22 and 221 ; Peruvian Four-and and-Half per Cents., at 76j to 771 ; Russian Four and-Ralf per Cents., at 961 to 98; and Spanish Old Three per Cents., for the 16th inst., at 42. Speculative purchases are now more freely pro secuted oa the Paris Bourse, in the hope that the improved position of the Back of Franca will induce the directors shortly to relax their existing stringent regulations. The buoyancy of the Bourse is also stimulated by the dis covery that many of the speculators in the " cocaine" (or nonofficial market) have of late been operating for a fall, and have been caught by the rise now wit nessed. It would also appear that some of the great capitalists who have made large gains by lending money on stock at high rates of interest have them selves effected sales of a portion of the stock tempo rarily deposited in their hand,. Supposing the real claimants of the stock to demand it back. the capital ists in question would be compelled to re purchase in the market. It is essential to bear in mind this fact, which forms an important set-off against the outstanding speculation for higher prices in Paris, and tends to give the mar ket a much firmer basis. In fact, in this n there is a similarity between the respective post of the Paris Bourse and London Stock Exchange. the latter having likewise sold to the public amen of government stock which are merely leaf in the market by bankers and others during the present monetary pressure. Nevertheless, there is this essential different* between the two markets—via., the creation of government stock here ha ceased, and there is no heavy liability in the shape of calls on new undertakings; whereas in France instalments have to be met every mouth on the last loan, and the requirements of railway and other companies are very serious. There can be no doubt, however, that the stook markets in both countries will ultimately derive a great improvement of character from the late severs fall in prices, which has led the public to absorb stock to a great extent, and has proportion ately diminished the amount in the hands of wealr or speculative holders. The French Ronne having been for some time past subjected to extraordinary depreciation, it is not surprising teat the first symptoms of relief to the money market should be attended with a material effect upon prices. The feeling of the Bonn evidently continues extremely favourable, and the rise is materially assisted by the efforts of • combination of itfluential operators. There is still a demand for gold for exportation to' the Continent, against the supplies of silver derived from that quarter for the But. Should any moderate amounts of gold come in from the United States or Australia, they will probably be sent away. Judging from present appearances, well-informed parties com pute that the remittances of silver for India and China by the steamer of the 4th Dee. will amount to folly three quarters of a million sterling; bat this estimate Is merely conjectural. The corn market was yesterday rather firmer than on Monday, and floe wheat ie some sans fetched Is. par qr. advance upon that day's rates. Yesterday's list of arrivals off the oout includes five cargoes of grain, all consisting of wheat. There was great fluctuation to-day in the tallow market. The price of St. Petersburg Y.C., after touching 695. 9d., had fallen at a quarter-past four o'clock this afternoon to 68s. in all positions. The following memorandum is from the Peal River Land and Company : By die Cyclone the General Saperiateadent writes on the 11th August " I have just retorted frees a visit of inspec tion to the Peel RINI, diggiegs, mad I as glad to say that I left 99 an at work, all of whom had paid the 20s. fee for the carnal math. I wish I mild say that great seems was attending their laboun ; bet this does sot appear to be the ease to soy latent. Still every snowshoe mast be made for their anwillingune to meal wetly what they are making." - - - - - With a view to restore ormAdenos to the public mind, which his received a severe shock front the recent share frauds in the United States and Europe, certain of the American railroad companies, including the New York Central, and Cleveland and Toledo Com panies, have adopted the expediest of establishing a separate registry office for the transfer of stock. The following notice wu issued by the latter company on the 11th inst. : The Ohio Life and Trust Company have able day been appolated registers of the stook of the cossyeay. AU certifi cates, before being issued, will be signed by that warm, as such register. _ _ _ An extraordinary general meeting of the Bt. lames's Hell Company (Limited), is called for the 6th of December, to receive a report from the directors, sod to authorise the raising of the further capital re. spired ►y mortgage or by the issue of five per cent. &beaters& The return of the Bank of Bogland for the week ending Saturday, Nov. 22, when compared with the previous ratan, shows the following results : °imolai:Om brae Circulation active 19,642,970 Demers 386,460 Public deposits 6,106 831 laftemo 182,046 Other deposits Government seemittes ILL --- banking department 10,464,867 Demesne 3,002 Other mearitimia Making department Oeta sad bullion is both I departments i lkima day sad other bilk 858,1 n Decrease 37,709 The Rest Notes is reserve ' 4,218,056 Inseam 611,240 The subjoined exhibits the extant of the week's variations at one view : Pablie depilate tames* .. £182,048 Other deposits decrease .. £377,913 Hetes sad bills la eirealatioa : decrease .. 424,169 List . . 'amen .. 8,922 . .. - Os the other ids of the sooosat Clovernsuist misirities &grew .. 3,002 Other MICUROSS Coin mad ballios inexosos 213,469 Total £1,016,641 £1,016,6i1 These changes are satisfactory. The amount of private deposits withdrawn is double that of Treasury &posits paid in ; bat, on the other hard, the "other secorities" have ran off to the extent of 821,6711., and the reserve of notes thus shows the important addition of 611,2401. The increase in the coin and bullion is 213,4691., making a total increase of 1187,4841. in two weeks. The next return will doubtless exhibit a farther considerable addition wader this head. In face of this favourable tendency of the Bank secounts, we mast suppose that the de lay of the direc'ors in reducing the rate of discount b occasioned by their wish to see how the extensive liabilities maturing next week will be met. UZI 07 INOLAND.—As «t . m eta; Oh Vls.. all% for the week fiad/av , pummel to the /Let fib lad Ica Mimi/. low. a. 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Si Si 7 Si f I KON ‘.OOO gui foss tom iskime skism seAs .4 100 Ha I 3 il 4 le 4 00 0 14 /0 II Ife xE 30. lie 114 $ gm 11174 ei lee $ i Si lit $ 114 NI • Ii if a ' !If IN. se le MI LS 17 66 67 7 6 It i - I • LOCAL SHARI MARACITS. Laveassea. Nos 118.—Itto Its imams orilloss to shoos cods' io the son sioy Nolo of So sow sod demi arab ONA, It la Ispiloossit w lio opolooisso etClioludis = I ; i I I. ; .7 . i t = .1 •1 1 S 11-111•11 8.2 I s th Wass r.OO agi I— , NOW. Ida — No* anliek Iliass. i• NANIMI/Mill, Nov. SL—Tio soda sr firsh tot INS vie sot sea Iniess nape h Eat lairiskloos gel, losoodths MO—Dover, en—lboiliK Look Oli—l. sod Pork Wines lON. EASTRItiII COUNTII. RAILWAT.-At u StINNEed special simnel mistime to restive the report of the ssesti. seen at the London Tama yesterday (Friday), It was meationed, thoagb the pet wee am declared, aid will sot I be anal Monday, that the majority in Avow. of Mr. Love over Mr. Males was at least 2,6oo.—Morepoth. Mr. Braithwaite Pools has, we ( !forepart.%) seder. stand, takes Aloe seder Um Groat Western Company. Is saimaiss with the Liverpool sad Ma/hates goods War. 110110 l :Ares Asitallma Geld 5 - 100Cto ,ouc 10 tiorrallor I 9 MO a 1 Ilmiss(lloraiDual W all 6 4WD if 111brears has It WLI all WON 10 411911116 km l4 Writ 111 Ht.at so.(raatld.pe If 1 6.011 SO oaess Sf 11,110 1111 D D .. lay SIAM Dr 11 16 I skim tas.orsairawja. 1. 01 I 13.016 all Li IS IS MASI Illt. Vow Mama( Bag all Is 11 V:L 400. - 110. la yr Ors all II ~us MHO SO all 1 libeatlllosol lbot all NW Mama 4S Gnat Peliceil Wboal Tar %Wood all I SONMary ...—.—. aim dim= ad 14 MAO all " I d 4112rIgilla GUN Mr all MAI Swim lamb all MON SO Paielbmil ShorLaid . an II I MAO I NM !We lON 1 %Ms Ira 10.1111 SO tas. but all 11 I 141.4110 11 tor Mr all I 4016 10 Sf WOOS 1 411selli Assirallaa 1 De ludo . all absa.laof. Sr t: I 10 Ora 9 A is" Nag mama all MUD I War all MAIO 1 Woe N.. a ♦ Tessibrolar by graped dral. 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Dim Dielelmaid ml. 1 I IN Ds limer•Lmed 161 144 to 1 /161661616646 $0 elm —.. 14 1 dl. per Tl6.ov.llp.6Jaa.mmilaly JOINT nu for a : k tnagass Baak of IN EOw* 41/110 IM W et LeoOri ▪ INDAWA/408122/1. It Callislialiellanisi tooThooLlifts/Aor. or, 0111• Pow *At tooleasiolOmi - 1101% teat Ursa Ors it Ueda Ado Ms* ... No brain • Wialmioslor liat.Proa.olaiobeL.. SO Do. Mot 14 Patina book . it 11/1/t Elea Wales 1116 IV Corporals. 11OMo lox Proalsolal ot It Oil. Pow lat It dos& Assralia Urosd Asoiralla - Do.likor MON lot wised Lamm . A Usk, Mrs 4.000 .61 Wad. Posh of lonia 138 141 113 11T 137 1$ FRIDAY Evurato. Despite an Increased demand for money in all quarters, the fends to-day were very firm, and closed at a further advance of per cent. Most other departments of the Stock Exchange were also higher, the rise extending to English and French railway shares and Turkish stocks. Notwithstanding the maintenance of the high value of money, confidence seems unabated, and speculative operations for the rise are freely prosecuted in anticipation of a decided improvement in the money market. The favourable complexion of the accounts from Paris materially strengthens the stock markets here. The closing quotations from Paris did not come to hand until some time after the termination of business, but it was known that the French fends had attained a further slight improvement soon after the opening of the Bourse. The demand for money was to-day general. In the Stock Exchange,Swhere the completion of the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks mead considerable pressure, 7 ix r cent. and up wards was:readily paid for short loans on Consols. In the discount market the general rate is 7 per cent., but transactions continue to take place in moms cases at In. A good demand for money is anticipated next week, in connexion with the 4th of the month, coupled with the monthly settlement in Console. Consols opened at yesterday's closing quotation of 941 to / for the 4th December, and closed at 947-, to 1, the last priest for money being 94/. After the recognised hours the market was again slightly better, at 941 exactly, for the 4th December, and 96k to for the Bth January. The official business report Is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, /, ; ditto, for account, 4th Dec., 94 11 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 93, 931. New Three per Cents., 93k, 1. Bank Stock, 216, 217. Three•and.a- Half per Gent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869, 981 981 • - - - - - - - The Five psi Cents. are also marked 118; and the Now Two•aad-a.Halt per (Wats., 79. _ _ Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to 5.. prem., sad Exchequer Bonds, 98k to 99. India Bonds were dealt in at 3a. dis. to 2s. prem. The market for Turkish securities, especially the Six per Cents., showed today some excitement, and a farther oonsiderable rise has been established. The Six per Ceuta. were marked from 94/ to 961 for money, and 941 to 961 for the 16th Dec. At 4 o'clock the quotation for the new account was 951 to f, being I I per Gent. above that of yesterday, but at a later hour the price roes to 951 to 96. The upward movement is assisted by purchases to Myer previous speculative sales. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. closed at 102 to for the 16th Deo., or # per cent. higher than yesterday. Other foreign stocks generally show firm. nee& The shares of several of the new banking compa nies were better to-day. Ottoman Bank closed at 21 to 1 dim. ; Bank' of Egypt at fto f dis. ; National Discount, at 11-18 to 13 18 prem. ' • London Demount, at to 1. dia. ; and General Bank of Switzerland, at 11 to If dia. The old bank stocks showed in most oases steadiness. South Australian Bank stock was quoted 11. higher. Unity Mutual Beak shares have improved toll to 8 die. Australian Afrturd shares closed at 251 to 28/ ; and Peel v i e l ett 21 to 2f, being better. South Australian Land shares advanced 11. The London General Om nibus Company's shame have recovered to 31 to 4. East and West India Dock stock is officially marked 128. Canada Government Six per Cents. continue to show an upward tendency. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro laded railways are subjoined, via.: Eastern Bengal Railway, i to j premium; Ceylon Railway, I/ to 11 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to prem. ; Riga and Di:nab:ars Railway, f to 1 prem.; Copiapo Railway, dia. to par ; Italian Junction Railways, 2 to 11 die. ; Euphrates Valley Railway,/ to 1 prem. Metropolitan Railway Gua ranteed ahem, * to 1 die.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, dia. to par ; dittq B 'harm:, 1 to Of dip. The nominal quotations for some other new pro ects are u follow :—European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, 1-18 die. to 1.18 pm.; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Compauya die. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, 1 dia. to par ; Levant Mineral, die. to per; Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company, par to 1 pram.; and National Guaranteed Manure Company, par to f prem. MINEB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The market for British mining stooks to-day is inanimate, and prices exhibit no new feature. In the Stock Exchange to-day the only bueineee ofllcislly reported is in United Mexioan shares, at 4. The following transactions took place yesterday in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Consols, 161, 171 ; Drakerralle, 36e 63., 36e. 6d. ; Cionamene, 261, 27 ; Great Alfred, 104 ; Lady Bertha, 211., 22e. ; _North Basses, 331, 36; Par Colnels, 211. 1. T 1; Porltellia lJnieed, 101; Bthewarne sad Berland, 31, 4, I; Beveridge Coosola, 21. lls. 3d. ; Beath Cern Brea, 161. ; lary Cones* lle., 12s. ed. ; Thither*, 31; Vale of Terry, 16e., 14.. 6d. ; Wheal Trelawney, 141, f. 16. In the metal market the smelters have at length been compelled to raise the price of copper, but at present they are full of orders, and can only book fresh ones for delivery at a distant period. The market is firm and healthy, at the advance, and orders come in freely. Manufactured iron is again lower in price, but orders are given out at the lower rates now ruling. Lead remains dull. Tin is very firm, and the tendency oldie market is to still higher prices. Tin plates indemand, and scarce. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COPPER MINING COMPANY. Terierday ea edleetraed weettai of proprietors wee held et the loodca revers. Mbiepeoituetteet; Mr. Munzwaern in the oink. The Chownnox Weill Mot time the bet aloft the amanita* had weelved dapping of meelikeebb leopmelate Rem thembee fond& Swim demi Mewl 32nd of Awe, wel from rellt Metthe min dele. It mowed law the eddies =R I =bed set two at mmeduk mod Mr. Swam was sheet to obese IMO toned the ere to this awry. obis h they es smell weld wriveeheet w Wooing of the raw moor. Me but wo dealt Met bean the wed off lastrestleas weddings bra methei brew Wand p it en within took power to amett ea the mph 1016 would be e west stwowatoe. but wet If It were otherwke. Wm the mays whist, bed how Erie Is Mb mown It wail war that there would be sleet te pow the freight end lure a emblemble amine to web r 6 . Imre, showed that Mi. per well Ow Mho oteethe wed' be regebed kr the ewe oboe &edema* of the owseesee et the sineord Mi 010•14 a was 00Olikaill to the thumped ortenhelden. • Mei swebetboes IPSIO thou smilsowlig pined Mt bdetew the assesw voiketbs Menai NatOW awl emoetwerMi the dbeeten Mee IMMO* pee- Nat swim • vim Menke le the 'Minus tenelseted the pee wollesu KENDAL AND RAILWAY. An umemelation of diffleolties seems to be harries over this line el railway. Oa Bends, lot, its principal feeder, the Wiederasen and Coekenneutb soul coach ceased to res. Oa New Year's Day, the Lore our sod Carlisle Company 00111111111111111 carrying the goods trate tram Ozenholete to Kindel.' their own account. Nest *woe, a mew route to the Lakes will be opened from Lancaster Old the Ulverston Re'l way, to Grasp, theses by omnibuses to Newby-bridge, thence by strainers on the lake to Bowe's, sad Ainbleside. A Ilse of railway will be made neat year from Coniston to Bronebtai-in-Furness, connecting with the Whiteheres sad Lancaster Railways; and a Hee is being surveyed from Keswick toTenrith, which, although too late for this session, will be brought forward seat year, supported by a neigh bour sir compay.—Lenesider Chowdsals. BAILwAT TBSYFIC.—The traffic returns of railwayie in the United Kingdom published for the week adios Nov. 22, amounted to 412,6491, and for the eorrespoadlag welt of 1835 to 395,2711., showing ea increase of 17,3771. The groin reosipte for the eight railweys having their ter mini is the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 173,1381., and for the caressed's' week of last year to 168,0861., showing an Meese of 6,0631. The in crease on the Boaters Ocmaties Berme amounted to 9361.; on the Oust Waimea M 9,16614 ea the London end North- Western to 7021.4 ea the Leaden and Blackwell to 1611. ; on the Leaden, Brighton, end Booth Coast to 1,4831; en the Lemke end ilbstlt-Weetere I. 6641.; end on the Beath- Keeton' to 8681.; total, 6,9671. Bet frees this most be deducted 1,9141, the decrees. on the Greet Natters, leaving the total lacrosse usher., 6,0631. TIN re wets en the other lieu la the United Kingdom amoseted to 239,6101, and for the senespedee period 91 1866 to 237,1861 ; shoves as Meese a 11,3241. la the reoeipta thou lees, wide added Se She Innen en the mat epeli tan lieu make the Wel 6511101111 17,3771., as aosepared with the corresponding week of 1866. WISCIttIEBB.—On Tuesday night thorn was a fell of snow to the thiskaus of abet font bashes. 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKRT,THIS DAT. ' The' market be (Inner today at the following quoin tines, via.:—Town tallow, 68e. 3d. sett cash ; Petersburg Y.O , on the spot. 68e. 943. to 89s. ; November to NOHOW ' Ms. 9d. to 89.. ; January to Muth, 681. 9d. Mannar Avazion.—Town tallow, 80s. 3d.; fat ditto, 3s. ; yellow Russian, 60s. Od. ; melted eta 465. Od ; rough Ditto, 285.; tallow grans, 17e. ; g drags, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davie reports trade without alteration. except ing for straw, which ie in very larp supply, and lower is price. Prime meadow hey, 68s. to 80s. ; superior ditto (old), 84e. to 90s. ; inferior, 60s. to 60§.; rower, 50e. to 70e.; clover, 70s. to 1061. ; second cut, 70e. to En. ; s t re w. 225. to 27e. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAT. Supplies of moat thing' bare somewhat improved. TM best sorts of Fears are, however, still dear. Foreign Grape" continue to arrive in small gaantities. Apples still realise high prices. flood varieties for kitchen see are scarce. Filberts are a trifle cheaper. There le still a frr demand for Kest Cob et 110 s. per 1001 be ; Barcelona Nuts, 20s. per bushel ; New Spanish and Brazils, 18s. do. A few Chest nut. have been offered at high prices. New Orange. have arrived, price from 3.. 63. to 9s per hundred. All kink of Vegetables in season are tolerably well supplied. A few examples of Preach Asparagus have made their appearance. Portugal Osiris" fetch from 9s. to 16e. per 100, or from 2s. to 3.. per dozen. Potatoes are very much diseased. Cat Plovers tionaist of Heliotropes, Orchids, Osrleniu, Violets. Camellia', Mignonette, Heaths, and Hoses. THE STATESMAN'S PRATER.-THE LATE SIR ROBBRT PBBL The prayer, of which the following in a copy, and for the genuineness of which we (SeaffordsAire Advertiser) an able to pledge ourselvee, was found in the late Sir Ro bert Peel'. private bon, on his dressing-room table, in hely / 1860: " Great and Merciful God, Ruler of all Nation., help me daily to repair to Thee, for wisdom sad grace suitable to the high offices whereto thy providence has called me.Strengt hen. 0 Lord,my natural powers and faculties,that the wriatity cad solemn interests with which Thy servant ie chirged may not greatly gaffer through weariness of body and confusion of mind. Deign, I beseech Thee, to obviate or correct the ill effects of such omissions or reit:takes in my proceedings u may result from partial knowledge, infirmity of judgment, or unfaithfulness in any with whom I may bays to do. " Let Thy blueing rest upon my Sovereign and my coun try. Dispose the heart. of all is high stations to adopt sack measures as will preserve public order, foster inderry, and alleviate distress. "May true religion flourish, and peace be universal. " Grant that, so far as may mein with human weakness. whatsoever is proposed by myself or others for the general good may be viewed with candour, and that all wise and natal measures to.; be coodnoted to a prosperous issue. " As for me, Thy 'creme, grout, 0 merciful God, that I may not be so far engrossed with public anxieties as that Thy Word should become unfruitful in me, or be so moved by difficulty or • pposi don as not to pursue that o arr.) w way which leadeth me to life. And, 0, most gracious Father, if net• ithstandieg my Jensen% desires and purposes. I should. ' forget Thee, do not Thou forget ihe, seeing that I entreat Thy constant remembrance and favour, only for the sake of our most blessed Advocate sad Redeemer, Jesus Chris:, to whom with Thee and the Holy Spirit be gin; tar ever. Amen." A ;RAILWAY JOURNEY IN INDIA.—That brief whistle, that strong, silent pull, that gradual glide, that monotonous rattle, have nothing in them, hers in the plains of Nagai, to distinguish them from the same sounds and sensations so often experinced emit the factories of Lanca shire, the red cliffs and bine, minding waves of South Divan, the vine-bearing plains of France, the rugged passes of Styria, the tropical hills of H ab, or the wild jungle of Pinions America. The train travels at a rate varying from fifteen to twenty miles an hour. About eight 'miles occurs a station with some uncouth name. We look out so we pass one of these • the long, straight line of iron rail still retains its familia r look of civilisation, but all its circumstances bees Monne entirely Oriental. The station is • little whits bungalow, with green open doors ; its name " Hooghly," is written in those three characters which mg. gest at every turn to the most careless traveller the strange fete of India: the English, plain, busiorex like capital letters, looking as if they were conscious of belonging to the conquering people; the graceful Persian curling from right to left, emblematic of the politeness, the facile dexterity, perhaps, too, .f the intrigue and instability, of Central Asiatics, powerful enough to impress on • sus ceptible people a manner which makes every peasant of Hiadoetan more or less • gentleman, but unable to cope with the plain, honest foroe which is represented by the It man capitols ; and, lastly, the mystical Bengalee, this vernacular of the provisos, closely allied to every versa calor tongue all over laths, which here, at the Hooghly station, Is read by thousands ; while of the two contusing languages one is read by hundreds, the ether by units ; rho language of the conquered million, yet containing in it the roots or sore than half the words spoken by conquering English, close akin to the ancient Sanskrit, that 1.04110 be yond which the stream of human language ha. not yet been trend. Bot the train moves on, and, so far as it is concerned, the conquering English has it alt its own way. The 'manta Sanskrit is still represented by every one of the dull Wilms which meet the traveller's eye. The en grseeful palm, so strangely associated In European ands wish Oriental beauty; the green, melancholy plain; the cecasional glimpen of the yellow, sluggish, capst-beasing river—these 618 the witnesses to the 148110 strange, yet so forgotten—that where the Boglish steamengine now travels, there, just one eentnry ego, the Nawab of Bengal was marching down on Calcutta to perpetrate tile Bleak Hole mitemere—that tragedy from which the Anglo-ladiaa empire took its birth. Here, centuries ago, the Hardee walked and sat and smoked, worshipping his god Perms. nonce, even as he walks and sits and smokes and worships the same god to-day.—Frosor for December. Tnz LATE his Boats.—At en early age he we. epprentlind to Mr. Inland, a publisher in Edinburgh, and continued in his eetabliahment for a number of years At length, in 18.1.5, circumstances led him to think of trying his fortune in the south, and with • little money and a few letters of introduction In Ms pocket, he took a omega for London. Among the letters was one to Charles Tilt. Mr. Bogue sometimes meationed that when he first went to cell cat Mr. Tilt it was • busy day, sod he found everybody about the place too mach occupied to give him lay attention. In the .e circamstsate had the sagacity to. refrain from presenting his letter, and to beat a retreat. Had he importuned Mr. Tilt at ouch a time, the name of David Drigne would have appeared at St. Bride's-passage. When Bogue called split and presented the letter, Mr. Tilt sail he wanted no assistants thee, but asked him to leave his address. After waiting long, spenoiog nearly all his money, and thinking of returning to Scotland, Mr. Bogue wee one morning mot for ant engaged at a small salary to do what hominid. He was wencierfully industrious, how ever, and made himself so useful to Mr. Tilt that in 1810 he had the satisfaction of being taken into partaenhip.— Press. - PICEPOCIETINO ON THE FRENCH BOURSE.— A gentleman at the Boone, on Thereday, suddenly lotted that a 'mall bag containing I,ooofr. in gold had been ab stracted frost his pocket, and be unhesitatingly accused a well-dr/seed man standing near him of havirg taken it. The latter energetically protested his innocence, but the gentleman toasted on his going before the commis sary of police. The man there loudly declared trial he was perfectly respectable, and oomplained bitterly of the indignity to which he was subjected. He was swathed, bet all that was found on him was a red silk parse c intaie log 31fr. 1511., and that he solemnly declared was his own property. As there was no proof against him, he was shout to be discharged, when, jest at that mosses% two persona cans before the commissary--ons to deposit a bag containing I,ooofr. in gold, which to his profound astonishment be had found in his pocket; and the other to complain that hie pocket had bien piked of a red silk pores in which were 311 r. lye. On this the ma* takes in charge was obliged to admit that he bad stolen both the tug of I.ooolr. and the parse of 31fr. 150. ; sod he said that on being accused of taking the former he had slipped it Into the pocket of the person who stood nearest him. Be at ones was taken to the Prefecture of Police, and it was there discovered that he is one of the seat skilful pick poakets In Paris. THE WEATHER IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.—Maro wines and all the adjscent coast, as well as that of Atria, have, during the law Liar or five days, been visited by com plete hurricanes, with a tremendous ma running. Two days ago, the wiod waves violent that eves In the port of Le Joliette the vessels wets obliged to have two, and even three, additional mooring hastier", and even with this precaution were in great danger of braking adrift. One vessel caned away two of her hawsers and stove in her b. at, which was hanging at her stern, by coming in contact with another vessel. Meet of the steam-packets from the posit of Africa are behind their time of arrival. Three of them c imiog boa Ora* and Algiers have been compelled to put in at Cadawses. The T.mise, from Alezendria, was compelled by stress of weather to put into Toeloe. Her mall was put Into a boat to he landed, but in coming onshore in the gale t man.cif- wee's boat put off to their assistance. boat filled, and mail and crew would have boss lost, bad from Marseilles, states that the weathcr continues exceed ly bo le i:te r r as. The steam-packet from the Levant had phie despatch, recei v ed yesterday morning not yet arrived, although silty hours overdue. A pease had come in twin Algiers, after a passage of nice days. In ait: g tA a:e o m BOARD TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 27.—Th• Right Honourable the Lords of the Cantata's of Privy Council for Teed* and natation& have waived, thromk the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a oopy era dapateh from her Majesty's ociasul at Madrid, reportiteg the following alterations in the Spanish tend :—Boakbiadeser prepared cloth to tay an import duty of 8 reels per lb. ceder the national 11. g, and 8 reale 10 cent". per lb. node, foreign flag. Tarred tow and felt, 10 male 80 mats. per quintal ander national leg, sad 18 reale 90 cents. tinder foreign Seg. Saltpetre, raw, 28 reels per quiets! under natioael flag, 38 reale ander foreign nag. Saltpetre, fa lamps, 88 reale per quintal wader national did. 46 reds under foreign flag. Saltpetre, refined, 48 reale per quintal under asthma! flag, 58 reels under Welsh Seg.—Goa/tie.