The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-09 00:00:00

THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW. (THIS DAY.) The Lord Mayor has been more fortunate in the / weather to-day than he could have possibly hoped. Yes terday was one of the dismallest days of the year, and up to au early hoar there was every prospect of Apt. But the wind changed, and we 'meshed beautiful autumnal weather, with a bright sun and a dry atmosphere. The streets, snore over,were in excellent condition for promenading, and many to whom the show had few attractions were ready to enjoy the novelty at this time of the year of a pleasant walk. The coincidence of the birthday of the heir apparent is another advantage to the present inauguration, as that day has been kept with unusual enthusiasm. Flap, church belle, and cannon have made the metropolis unwon tedly anim►ted ; the public spirits have gone up to • high point, and the number of people who came oat to wit ness the spectacle was larger than on previous years. The balconies and windows along the route, espe cially in Cannon-street, St. Paul's Churchyard, and Ludgate-bill, were occupied by gaily dressed la Hee end chddree, and amongst the crowds on the pavements the provincial and foreign elements were as usual strongly represented. The gamins of London were in only too great force, and their noise and tricks greatly disturbed the ordinary gravity of the City. Some of the City tradesmen took advantage of the procession to do a stroke of business in the advertising line, and showered over the heads of the people thousands of small bills netting forth the won derful virtues of their respective wares. The various classes of street performers sung, piped, harped, sad fiddled their best, and ma lea fair bar vest. The procession left Guildhall at 12 o'clock, it the follow ing order : The Band of the London Rifle Volunteer Brigade. Throe Trumpeters. The Band of the Royal Society Pr the Protection of Life from ire. Waterman bearing the Banners of the following Livery Companies of the City of London. SPICTACLZ MAKERS' COMPANY. ICBMS:RV COMPANY. PLA WITIERERS' COMPAR f. coorne corm In% DIN-ROLDRIS' COMMIT. PAMIR STAINEIIe COMPANY. SADDLERS' COMPAS T. TALLOW CEIANDLIMe COMPANY. DIONIIO/10113' MIRAN f. saunas' company. GOLDSMITHS' CONTI to r. PTIBIIONORRe COMPANY. raurrinuota' compel r. Master and Warders ofarr the Frititeren' Company in a l a. The Bend el the Third Tower &mists Volunteer Brigade. CARPEITIRS' COMPACT. Banner of the Lime of the Worshipful Company of Carpenter'. Bomar et the Arms of the Into Sir William Stains, KM, Lord Meyer. 1801. Banner of the Arne of the late Aides man Lawrence. Banner of the Arms of Robert Willem Kennard, Req., M.P. Bawer of the Arms of Alderman Jams Clarke Lawreace. The Union deck. Hawed the Arms of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayer. The Royal Standard. The Beadle bearing the Company's Mace. The Clerk of the Company, in his Chariot. The Members of the Court of Assistants, in their Carriages. The Wordier of the Company, it their Carriage. The Muter of the Compsny, in his Chariot, attended by the Chaplain. Watermen bearing the following Banners : Royal Standard. Banner of England. Union Jack. Banner of Scotland. Banner of Ireland. Six Streamers of the Banner of the City of City Arms. London. The Bead of the Grenadier Guards. Fink Knight, In a plain Cap-i-pie Suit of Armour of the early past of the 17th Century, attended by Two Esquires ; one a Swordsman in a Snit of Black and White Armour. the other in a Demi-Lance Suit. Seemed Knight, in Tilting Armour, early part of the 16th Century, attended by Two Regains; one in Cavalier Suit of Lemgruned Armour, the other in Cavalier Suit of Bright Armour. Third Knight, in Tilting Suit of the Second Half of the 16th Coetury, attended by Two Requires ; one in Half Snit of Bright Armour, the other representing a Demi-Law. Fourth Knight, in a Cap-a-pie Snit of Engraved Armour el the First Half of the 164 k Con , attended by Two Menet- Arms in Foot Fifth K• ht, in a Cap-a- pie Suit of Bright Armour of the Pint Haff of the 16th Dietary, attended by Two Requires ; one in a Suit of Spline, with engraved Varian, the other in a Beek Plate of Steel. Sixth Knight, in • Cap-a-pie Suit of Black and White Armour of the First Half of the 16th Century, attended by Two Esquires; one in Maltese Armour, the other in Italian Armour. The Ban d of the Irish Rifle Volunteers. The Two Under-Sheriffs. The Officers of the Corporation of London. Three Trumpeters. Mr. Sheriff Cave, is his State Chariot, drawn by Four Horses, attended by hie Chaplain. Three Trumpeters. Mr. Sheriff Nissen, in his State Chariot, drawn by Four Horses, attended by hie Chaplain. The Band of the Hon. Artillery Company. The Aldermen who have sot pond the Chair. The Recarder. The Aldermen who ban peened the Chair. LATI LORD MAYOR. The Lady Ma in her State Canine will join the pro ms its return from Westminster. The Lord Mayor's Servants, I. Seats Liveries. The Band of the let Life Guards, nomalot The City Marshal, on Haesebaok. Gentlemen of the Lewd Mayer's Hessehcld. THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD MAYOR, in his State Carriage, drawn by six horses, attended by the Chaplain. Sword Bearer, and Common Crier. Guard of Honour, on horseback. The milltee7 wort will be a det achment of the 12th Len ere. The bowers geed in the procession seemed many of them to be new; at all events they were very bright and py. The Lacers looked picturesque enough, and wen In favour with the crowd. The men in armour were awe-inspiring and teurnament-like as ism from a distant window or housetop, but from the pavement the secrets of their "armour," and the general theatricality of the " get-up " provoked more mirth than curiosity. The stal wart warriors, who if stern looks and • firm seat could bring the crusaders to oar minds would have bad a wonderful success, bad to encounter a running fire of criticisms during their ride, and several gentian of • highly modern nature poured in upon them at every turn. " How are your poor feet!" is a query which was never addressed to Sir Brian de Bois Gained, or the Black Knight. Their dignity, however, was well sustained, sad though the peewee here and there of • mounted city police officer between the Knights, *eel upon the fancy —many hundreds of young people will no doubt feel Ivanhoeish for the rest of the day. The Lord Mayor met with a very hearty reception, due both to the personal estimation is which he is held and to his sosemion to the chief magistracy of the City. The procession passed through Gresham-street, Coleman street, Lowdon-wall, Moorgate-street, Princes-street, King William-street, Cannon-sheet, Bt, Paul'e-chnrchyard, Fleet-street, Strand to Westminster, and returned frees WwwwWasier by way of the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate hill, St. Paul's-churchyard, Cheapside, Kiug•treet, to Stook on band this Any M 744 Devilry last west Los Ditto from lot June O&M) Arrival lost week Ditto from lst Juno Price Y.C.on the spot thisdayswt ' Od. Ditto Town LA Friday SOL SL 43,346 2,218 36.179 1.962 •0.297 47a 04 47► 94. Arrival for Me week smile. 17th November hest )ear. O3:30 maim and delivery. 2,070 make The errival keg week enrnpri.d 1,071 make from Petereberg, 52 maks from Australia, and 585 from other places-4MMI. 1,508 maim METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of haute is rionsiderably larger than cm Monday last. The weather being favourable the demand is and prices are about the same as on that day. are also rather more plentiful. Trade is not quite so brisk, but on the average prices are pretty wall main tained. The Mende for calves remains unaltered. From Germany and Holland there are 1,650 beasts, 6,890 sheep, 245 calves. Ireland, J,400 beasts, and 3,200 front the Northern and Midland counties. I Per stove of 8104. I. d. •4. he dose of 818.4. •d.e. d. Bost Scot.,Bereft's. 610 6 0 Bed Dowd R Moist% 0 0 0 Beet Short-horn 4 A 4 10 Bed Low-wools.— 5 2 6 Mooed qua. beasts I 0 4 01 Do. do. Mors .... 0 0 0 11 Celree Pls. Beet Doettllll-beeda 6 8 6 10 , Lembo Hesses at market. 4490: Sheep aid Lift.. 22,490; QUM, 460 ; P 1 . 460. The Loudon Rifle Brigade met the procession on its return at Temple-her, and preceded the Lord Mayor to Guildhall, where they formed a guard of honour in Gad ball-yard and King-street. The procession, on its return, was joined by the am bawd^ her Majesty's mioisters of state, the nobility, judges, members of parliament, and other persons of dis tinction, invited to the banquet at Gal Minn. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.—(THIS DAY.) lifeeem. Pattooden and Smith report the demand good for both English and foreign, with a scarcity of line cam. pica. Prices Erma. THE TEMPLE GARDEN& --thiSstwday permiasion was granted to the gardener, Mr. Broome, to throw the gardens open. The dowers ere sot quite ne forward ea last yew, owing to the mistimes of dry weather at the time SERIOUS FLEE . Flys PERSONS INJURED. I when they usually begin to grow fait ; wesequently the A Are of • distressing nature by which five pennies development of bloom has been retarded about • fortoight. were injured took plane let night. on the premises belong- Despite all this and recent heavy gales, which have done lug to llfr. J. W. Shiers, No. 218, Yenta:mills-road. The some injury to the plants, there are some beautiful speci whole of the resident., consistieg of Mr. and Mrs. Shiers. mess in full bloom. In both she loner sad Middle Temple the servant, and three children, nem jumping out of bed, j Gardens tin the latter Mr. Dale is the gardeeer) the display found their room so filled with smoke, that the mother. is of flowers will gratify a visit ; and, attgh grown in the her fright threw her three ch'ldren out of window. by which I metre of the metropolis, they will bear comparison with any they were terribly injured. The servant next jumped , exhibition of chrysanthemums in antert of Enured. out of mother window, and tell upon the I TH. MERSEY IRONCLADS. —We believe that in pavement below. She was elan much cut sad accordsoce with iestructines from the government the steam otherwise hurt over the whole of her beck. Mr. rams El Town= and El Moonessir bare been valued. The Shiers wok made a leap from • window into the yard, and valuer was Mr. C. W. Matlack (Curry, Matlock. and Co., besides being badly cut, received internal injuries. The of Liverpool). assisted by Mr. Jordan, surveyor to the whole of the sufferers were removal to Winkfield's Coffee. Liverpool underwriters, and Mew.. Luke and Hobbs, of house, where • surgeon promptly a tt en d e d an d dredged that. the Admiralty. We hear that El Totowa was valued at wounds. The fire was manned to Mr. Shiers's premises, the 106.0001., and the unfinished El Moenassirat 80,031 X The damage done to which is considerable, sad will fall upon the builders' mareurereent of each vessel is 1,800 tow. Messrs. Genera office. The inmates state that they knew nothmg Laird refused to disclose the contract price. It ie Staid of the outbreak until aroused by the noises in the street, and that the British government wish to purchase the wends they thee felt the flooring hot. frown the French owners, Messrs. Brevey. El Monessir THE SHERIFF:4 FOR 186.1—The nomination of will probably be takes into the river today.—Tina. sheriffs for the different counties of England for the year LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—The following is a copy 1864 will take Owe on Thursday next , in the Court of of • private telegram received this afternoon from Pans : Exchequer, when the names of three gentlemen for eeoh —" Do not ship anything to Mateseoras. Blockade afar Gana, will he plated on the roll. time"— T iRLA . CRYSTAL PALACE.—H•LF-A-DROWN DAY. In consequence of the boisterous state of the SATURDAY, Nov. 7.—Admissions payment, 406; ditto by weather no communication has been effected from Alderney mama tickets, 1,264 ; total, 1,669. to Gaerosey for upwards of • week past. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1863. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LAN/A-(Tall; DAY.) The 'apply of English wheat on sale in oar market to. day was only moderate, and there was a slight falling of in the general quality of the samples. Good and fine wheats were taken off freely at prices fully equal to Mon day last ; but inferior produce met a dull inquiry at about previous rates. We were somewhat er tensively supplied with foreign wheat. On the whole, a fair average bounces was transacted in most Ueda, and lest week's currency wee well supported. English barley came freely to hand, and the supply of foreign was tolerably esteosive. Malting qualities were in steady request, at full prices. Grinding and distilling Porte were a slow inquiry, at late commies. There was about an average bulimia doing in malt, at late ' rates. The supply was tolerably good. 1 Oats, the supply of which was moderately good, were in fair request on former terms. The supply of beans was large, and the demand for moat kinds was inactive, at lace rates. Peas moved off slowly on former terms, The 'supply was fully equal to the demand. Sweet barrel flour changed hands freely, at full prices. Other kinds of flour were inactive, but not cheaper. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have corm primed 54-Un 18 wheat, 12 maize, 15 barley, 1 rabic* 3 been. 3 cotioeseed, and 2 linseed. Wheat has been improved request, and, in some instances, prices have advanced tid. to Is. per quarter. Ghirke Taganrog has realised 375. lid. to 375. 3d. ; Amber winter, 365. 6d. to 41a. 3d.; spring New York, 365. to 36e. 3d. ; amber lowa, 395. 6d. per quarter. Indian corn has moved off slowly, on former terms. Odom, 275. 6d.; Galati Sothis, 27e. 3d. ; Bulgarian, 27e. per 4801 b. Barley bee given way 3d. to 6d. per quarter, at which a fair business has been trammeled. Ibrall, 24a. 3d. ; Egyplies, 21s. 3d. ; Tagaorog, 235. 611. ; end &kaki. Ida per quiler• 'Danubian rye has produced 29e. prr 480ibe. Beans have Wed heavy at 295. to 294. 3d. far Egyptian Seide ; 265. is 28a. 3d. for Sahara, and Ma to 30s. 6d. for Manaus. Danubian milleteeed i. nominal at 20s. to 21s. ; and Syrian Dui, 245. to 24e. 6d. per 480 lbs. Linseed has moved off slowly. In warehouse, Bombay may be quoted at 68e. ; Odessa and Asoff, 60a. ; Egyptian, 595. to 60s. ; St. Petersburg, 56e. to 625. ; archangel, 53e. to 56e. ; asd Rigs, 455. to 60s. per quarter. Rapeseed has mum way Is. per quarser. Gamma, 61s. to 625. °Aleut* 50s. to Rs. ; Danubian . 635. to 635. 6d. ; sad Wild Auff, 355. per quarter. Option seed is dull, at 71. 1.5 e. to 81. per too. Linseed cakes Napped previous rates. London media, 91. 15e. to 101. ; New York, IP barrels. 101. ditto, in bap, 91.105. ; Waiters, in begs, 91. 2s. &i. ; Mar seilles, 91.3. ild. per ton. Cotton seed ease are held at 51. to 51. per tom. AIRIVAL or 11113118.-Eoglish : Tams, 31; linseed, 82 ; rapeseed, 50 ; and wondry, 386 qrs. Foreign : Taus, 2,155 ; Hissed, 13,571; mewed, 8,669 ; mafze, 4„1.50 ; end sundry, 197 qrs. CUItRENT PRICE. Somme- Per Qr. WIMP. P. a. Leer, tent, red Lel 41 to 43 Ditto. sew 41 to 411 „ Ditto,whttoiti 40 to 66 Ditto. no_ 41 to 48 No;folk and Lincoln rod 1881 4l to 43 Pre Qr. One. 6 I. Scotch, toad 21 tOBl Ma, wrte m" . black BUM/ „ Ditto, now, . luzzsy. 41toa Harman - tit to $0 Zak into 11 Harrow Plena ai to 41 Psail Malting ____.. 22 to ID Mathlig •.. ...... 29 to it Grinding MALL -- Om id to fil nt: _ MI to Mt Zam ak Nertolk. 166 115 to 06 Lingstan sad Ware et to le Drown Now Town wade; V•r lba. Nonwhold EI to SA Ootuttry Norfolk and Suffolk, az ship 27 to 110 - am English, feed lB to 22 „ potato 2l to is Wain. Matta@ sad Koala& bag 45 to 66 Rostocks Mookisa- Tergr. _ .._. OM O. a Doadob sad tbrodlab 16 to 21 Itasoksa Da= 42 to 48 39 to 46 Itazdaa. bard .oft Amii;ioaa, red .. whits . 8.413.22 _. . • Denial - SO to SG 1 131Maa 2i to 12 PILL _ - . S 4 to ET it to 17 LIDILI 0013. White _ 29 to St Yellow _ 27 to 29 Grinding ----. 26 to Is Distilling Malting —.- - OATI __ _ nous. Pronchaor wok .... 18 to 87 lIPs BIIB , .• .... lo 88 Aomorkoa. par beL .. 18 ton Osoodlaa. .. 18 to it iTO LONDON, BY LAND AND I OCT. 111 to NOV. 7, IN- Data, Wow l7 to 11 „ hod AItItIVAIA 01CAMILL OLIN, t„ I WATKIt !O& FAO CLUSIVS. Whirsa.garley. Malt Oren 'Beans Pearl ern ern ern gin qr.. £779 woo 11117 N 34 we an, Foreign .. 6199 MT. I .... 10019 eke T0ta1.... 19999 i 19991 a itv. 19794 6625 881.11134 15)19 7. - erk.. riasua taglink 80 °?- 1, •• • :: ~iiitf LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. !TEM DAY.) (Ni MOM° AND INTIINATIONAL TNIAGILLPI.) (nom OUR OWN coualeronDsrt.) The cotton market continues quisty but steady. The transections will probably foot up 7,000 bales ; two or three thotweied will no doubt be for speculation an d export. 68,214 2,173 30.336 1,608 66,70 d 44a. Od. 46.0 x. Si et et. de. IP St. SHARE LIBTB.-4THIS DAY.) Two 0'04.00. The railway market is dull and prime rrally exhibit a drooping tendency. Metropo trnl and Great Northern stocks have declined per cent. ; London and North Western and Mid land, 4 ; and South Eastern, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1034 to ; Great Western, 644 to 65 ; Midland, 127 k to Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to 110 ; Cale donian, 118 to 4 ; South Eastern, 949 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 494 to 50 ; Great Northern, 1264 to 1274 r London and South Western, 1014 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 127 to 128. Great Indian Peninsula, Great Western of Canada, Royal Swedish, and Lombardo Venetian Railway securities are all rather flat. ULDIMAZY WILMS AND a ` 111 I 11 Aueu & l alell saill4 as . s• 11645110. llms.,WeLisesear v.. Ihriiia sal /setae .. Out sad loadca— I ee B et es es MI 119 Do. A j• incoav:lnal • De.!lpaboaddsolL NMI TIM Dasit.Para.l•o•Ja. e_Lerigassel Gliagow O.A = ." Dsriiiret Do. • Sawa Ds L Asi. Wsis:24.l Quirt ice* od Sooolono Nos. DLA I Ares. Do 00.111 flldp ot.la poll OS. loolkills Wool. (tra) ONO WIMP DeMoveVallerkk. 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M os t. ot Avol(1..) la.Co.U.Oaasdo Do. Voodoo. vol. Dloonal Lod— • i S dl, fpm a AO SS Pb 21 . 2.4..p.ir 1 - 61 - 116 25 24 7 IT TS LIM 76 77 14 Id 167 21 24pa SS 21 i Pm Ps as pm V 4 8 118 111 14 iZi Uri in 5 70 id PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 4} per ant tedeetnable at 10 per mat mem.,103. Ditto, 5 per oent., redeemable at 5 per met., prem., 109. (Great Western 5 per cent. redeemable peeteresee, 104. F6RSION RAILWAYS. Aetwerp and Rotterdam, Si to 9. Bahia and San Frivolo° (Limited), guaranteed T per rot., 184,j. Namur and Liege ge►l4fr. p. an. 8i to 9. Royal Swedish, I. Sambre and Meuse, 91. South Austrian sod Lomberdo•Venetiae, 21 xd. Western sod North Weston of Frame, 9Dt. PROPTNCIAL ?SARI araiursrs. Llwweroot, NOV.? .-Saes to :-Onerlosien, 1191-Great Eastern, SW-Oren Western, a new, 061 f-Lannshfre and Yorkshire. 1101 1 1 0 -London and Need Winer% 1041 If (-Manchester, Sheffield. and Llnoohuhire, 481-Midland, 128 1 end hunk 78-South Madero. 965 541 1- mad Trunk of Canada, 211-Greet Luxembourg, 131 546- Greek stock, 32-Marken Three per apt. aoi 40-Aillance Sink of London sad Larespool (Limited), t ffita-British and American Exchange Banking Company (lam 3 p.-Mercan tile sod Exchange Bank (falealted). 41 546 6-16 4 p.- -National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), 111 11 p.-Albion Ma rine (Limited), 1348 p. -Brigid' and Foreign Marine Limited), 2 6-16 p.-Empire Marine (Linnet), 1 7-16 p.-Mercantile Ma rine, 1 p.-Queen Insarsooe, 1 4.16 p. ad.-African Merchants Compum, 5 p-Oreat Ship Company, 2s. el-Ditto, 175 per cent. Preference, ca. 9d.-Narth Shore lffill, 22. Binursogan. Nov. 7.-London and North Western stock changed hands to-day at 106 closing at 104 to 10/}: South Staffordshire were quoted at 104 to 11 Birmingham Canal, 94 to 94: Birmingham Old Union If U. 71 to 8; Britannia Kills Gua ranteed. Si. Sd. torn 3d. db. and Metropolitan Wagon, 121 to 16 Lime. Badness quiet. NOV. 7.-Craven Mines, b. M.-Greet Eastern, 50- Ml 1281-London and North Western, 104-Sheffield 49. mummers.. Nov. 7.-Prices rather lower, but a fair amount of business has been done. Great Eastern. 60-Crest Ship, 3s. -Great Western of Canada, 101-Great Western, 814 t-Leedon and North Western, 104-Manchester and County Bank. 41 p - Manchester, Sheffield, and Uneoloahlre, 49-Metropolis -Midland, 1285 South Eastern, 95 1 6-Thames a Marintinsurnace, 4 13-18 t 13.16 p-Mexican. 401 1-East Anglian, No. 2, 85-Whltehaven and Rumen 26-Greeks, Kt- Mercantile Bank, 4 3.16 p.-Alliance Bask, 11$ p-National Steam, 51 p. DUBLIN. Nov. 7.-Three per Cent. Consols., 915-Ditto for acroant, 10th November. 91 New These G ot Stock, 9 0 5 -Ditto for account, 10th °Timber, Ditto for New ate want. 10th December, 9 1 1-Mexican per Cent.. 401- Bank of Ireland paid:. 717-Hibernian Ban% xi.) paid, 891 -National Bank (304 paid), 77 National of Liverpool ( Li mited), (In paid), 211 -Carleton Mining Company (Limlte, (Ma paid). 245.-Connorree Company ;Limited;. (IL p ai d), Pls. -Athenry and Team (l ot St 1-Illerk and Bandon (SOL paid', 15 (-Midland Great extern Wt. paid). 50-Midland Great Western Halves (2.51. paid), 25-Dublin and Drogheda Five per Cent. redeemable In 1888, and convertible prior to that yes, ; of which No. 7,401 to 8,660 area subsequent charge :251. 26e- Great Southern end Western Four per Cast perpetual (1001. paid), 100-Irish North Western Five per Cent., tual (101. p , Class A, for a ccount,co 61-Waterford and Kilkenny 81a per Dent. redeemable 4B. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CORPORATION OP LONDON.—The Tines states that in reply to a representa tion from the retiring Lord Mayer (Mr. Alderman Rose), Loot Palmerston states remain, founded upon precedents, why he had not felt it his duty to advise her Majesty to bestow any special mark of favour on the Lord Mayor es the occasion of the visit of the heir apparent to the City. This communications rid to have been to the effect that neither on the coming of age nor the marriage of the Queen was the Lord Mayor for the time raised to the dignity of a baronet ; that, as a rule, that honour was re served for occasions on which the reigning Sove reign paid a state visit to the City in person ; and that were dignities expected to be conferred when the younger members of the royal family visited the City or weft entertained by the corporation, the effect might be to restrict the freedom of their intercourse with the &Urea/. It wee true that to the rule referred to there bad been ex ceptions—for example, on the opening of the Coal Ex change, and on the visit to the City of the Empress of the French. on both which occasions honours were bestowed on the Lord Mayor and sheriffs, though the Queen was not present ; but although on the former maul= her Majeety was prevented attending by sudden indisposition, she was represented at the ceremony by the Prince Consort • and with respect to the visit of the Emperor sod Empressolf the French, dignities were conferred on the three principal civic authorities in consideration of its being an event of great international interest. At the same time Lord Palmerston is mid to have horns his testimony to the great gratification which the reception of the Prince= and the subsequent entertainment of the Prince and her Royal Highness by the corporation of London had afforded the Queen and the rest of the royal family, and to have swooned his regret that he could not, consistently with usage, advise her Majesty to bestow asp special mark of &egoistic* on the municipality of Loudon in the persons of its chief renames tative. A SCOTCH "INDEX EXPOILOATDRIUL"—At a meet ing of the Free Presbytery of Straub e, held within the free church of Handy on Tuesday, the Ray. Mr. leGilvray, of Keith, moved the transmission of ea overture to the general assembly as follows Whereas, it is matter of notoriety that a periodical eatitied flood Words is eaten. nicely circulated, and whereas there's name to believe that the circulation of this periodical is calculated to do injury, it is humbly overtured by the presbytery of Strathbogie to the ensuing general assembly to take the subject into con. sideratiou, anddeal with it as they io their wisdom shall deem fit." Mr. 11*Gilyray supported this overture in a speech of grist length, objecting is into to a great number of articles and poetical pieces, amongst others to "Rhoda sad the Whistle," a poem inscribed to Lord Ardmillan. The rev. gentleman detailed the plot of this poem, and contended that it was calculated to accomplish no good, but to be productive of touch evil. He neat referred to another poem entitled "Soul• Gardening," by "Dora Greenwell," I with "au engraving," he said, " repreeentieg a female lying prostrate on the ground upon the cross—ass en. graving which would be the right one in the right place had it appeared in the pages of a Popish monthly, but surely out of place in a periodical conducted by professing Christians." An article on " Sister hoods," by J. M. Ludlow was also condemned, as well as so article by the Rev. Charles Kingsley, on " The !looks and the Heathen ;" but the severest castigation was refereed for "Plain Thought, on the Christian Sabbath." by the Rev. A. W. Thorold, M.A. Mr. M'Oilmy thought that if the editor of Good Words could sot prevent the ! admission of such articles isto his magazine, he ought to retire from the editorship. Mr. Moffatt, of Cairnie, con demned the negative theology taught in the magazine (with which he believed Dr. 11'Leod to be peculiarly chargeable), as well as the leanings towards popery mast- fasted in its religious articles, with the ezeeptioe of these by Dr. Guthrie and others. Several other members cos coned in condemning the organs, as dangerous in its teaching and loose in its religious opinions ; and the pros. bytery. by a majority of 6 to 4, resolved to transmit the overture, one minister declining to vote. Wirrrea Craerrre or 1863.—0 n Saturday the judges made the following arrangements :--Justioe Wight. man will hold the maize on the northern circuit at Northam berlead, Durham, and at York for the county and city. Mr. , Justice Crompton for Berkshire at Reading, for Ozfordahire ' at Orford, for Worcestershire at the city of Worcester, for Staffordshire at the castle at Stafford, for Shropshire at Shrewsbury, for North Wales at Welshpool, and for South Wales at Cardiff. Baron Martin for Surrey et Kingston, for Keat at Maidstoos, for Sussex at Lewes, for Hampshire at Winchester, for Devon at the Castle of the city of Brater, sad for Sunni eel shin at Taunton. Justice Willem for Essex at Chelmsford, for Warwickshire at the Castle at Warwick. for Leicestershire at Leicester, for Derbyshire at Derby, for Nottinghamshire at Nottingham. for Cambrklushire at the Courts at Cambridge, for Norfolk at the Castle at Norwich. Justice Williams and Bsroo Peon for Hertfordshire at Hertford, and then proceed to hold the assize for the county sad city at Chester, and afterwards jointly hold the assize at Liverpool. The days for opening the commission oa the respective circuits have not been finally determined on. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Olocz. In the Stock Exchange to-day the transactions have not been extensive. In consequence of the uncertain state of the money market, the demand for public securities is only moderate, and there is no general recovery in prices. The Eng lish funds remain at Saturday's quotations, with tho exception of an improvement of 4 per cent. in the price of Consols for money. Foreign stocks, though sensitive, are fairly supported, except Greek, which has fallen. English railways are fiat. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 06c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 924 to 4, cum div., for money, and 914 to 1, ex div., fur the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is u follows : - Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, ; ditto for account, 914, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 904, 1, New Three per Cents, 904, 4, 4 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084 ; ditto Four Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100 ; Four per Cent " enfaced " rupee paper, 106, 105} ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. dia. Greek Bonds have fallen 14 per cent., being quoted 30 to 4. Mexican are I per cent. better, at 394 to 404 ; Spanish Passive, 4 better, at 331 to 34 ;and Turkish Consolides, likewise 4 higher, at 48 to 4. Anglo-Turkish Bonds and most other securities, including Italian, are steady. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 are dull Transactions are recorded as fol lows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 894 ; ditto, 1863 scrip, dis. ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 93; Belgian Four•and-a-Half per Cents, 631, ex div. ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 881 ; Columbian Sit per Cents., 84 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 1001; Egyptian, 94 ; ditto, second issue, 994, ; Greek, for account, 304, 1, 294, 301 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 141, ; Italian, for account, 714, 4 ; ditto scrip, 1 prem. ; Mexican, for account, 404, 391, 1 ; Moorish, 95 ; New Granada Land Warrants (Hec tares), 74, I ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 854 861; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1880, and 1882, for account, 494, 1 ; Russian, 1850, 904 ; ditto, 1859, 564 ; ditto, 1862, 894, ex div. ; Sar dinian, for account, 891 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 331, 34, 331; ditto Certificates, 134 ; ditto, for account, 134 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 924, 914 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70, 694; ditto, 1862, for account, 71 ; ditto, 1863, 3 dia ; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 56, 4. English and Swedish Bank shares are now quoted 24 to 3 pram ; Muntr's Metal, 4 to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 5 to 4 prem. ; and Mortgage Bank of India, 24 to 1 prem. The adoption by the Bank of France of a rate of discount equal to that of the Bank of England merely fulfils expectation, being, indeed, an in evitable consequence of the causes now in operation. It has, however, produced a renewed feeling of dis couragement, from the evidence which it affords that the measures as yet taken by the French Bank to stem the drain upon its resources have been wholly ineffectual. The prospects of our money market are now rendered still more uncertain, especially in view of the continued draughts upon the bullion in the Bank of England to meat the demands of Brazil, Egypt, India, and other distant countries. Should our Bank part with any further considerable amount of gold in the course of the next week or ten days there can be no doubt that the minimum will be raised without hesitation to 7 per cent. The advanced rates now offered for money have led to a decided increase in the supply, yet dis counters refuse, in the present uncertain condition of the market s to take even the best bills below 6 per cent. • " About 160,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for transmission to Brazil ou the 9th inst. i by the steamer Parana, which will take in all 227,649/. n gold ; 17,0001. in bar gold waa also bought from the Bank for the Continent. A con siderable total in sovereigns may be taken from the Bank early next week for Alexandria. Owing, however, to the advance in the value of money, there is leis; inquiry for gold for the Continent, and the American eagles by the City of Baltimore and Bremen could only be disposed of for that quarter at reduced prices. The Bremen, from New York, hasbrought 24,0001. in se. A ne peci w Egyptian Loan, but limited both as regards amount and duration, is announced. A circular from the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Com pany (Limited) intisnateb - That the directors, desiring to enure to the company ope rations in Egypt essentially prometiog its interests, have agreed to furnish to the Viceroy's government the sum of 70,001 E., as a tomporaty advance to meet an accidental pressure to aid of the agricultural interests of the country, just now sofferiog from the effects of the murrain in cattle, end the damage arising from the late extraordinary inun dations of toe Nile. Under these circumstances the directors propose to provide the necessary funds on the security of debenture bonds of thecompsay,the repayment of which,toge thee with interest, will be further guaranteed by the terms of the engagement entered into with the Egyptian government The debenture bonds will bear into esit at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, which will be payable half-yearly, and the amount adr.inced will be refunded. one-half at the expiration of the firat year, December I, 1864, and the remainder one year subsequently, viz., December 1, 1865. The money to be advaimed will be payable in four instalments. The in terest will be paid on the Ist of June and Ist December each year be the bankers of the company, Akan. Glyn, Mils, and Oa 400,0001. of the required sum has been already subscribed. The directors will receive applications for she remaioiog hoods op to 2 o'clock on Thursday, the 12th inst. The uncalled capital of this company is 1,800,00:11., thus presenting ample security fur the proposed advance of 700,0001. Only a comparatively small paid-up capital being required for the transaction of the company • business in Egypt, the mode in wbicb the company proposes to raise the sum required appears to be judicious. The fourth call of 51. is to be paid by the 15th of December on the G and H Extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company. The London and South American Bank have made a call of 31. per share., payable by the 30th instant, and have issued a circular which states as follows : The recent packet brought advice* from the officers of the compsoy, dated to Lima 28th September last. The bank had commemied its operations on the 21st of that mouth, nonce having been previously gives to the public by &dyer. tiasment, and during the few days that had intervened cep to the tith bushier was proceeding , attended with every ' anticipated circumstance of encouragement. A special meeting of the Great Ship Company is called for the 24th inst., when the report of the I result of the application for subscriptions to relieve the company from its pecuniary difficulties will be submitted. The half-yearly meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company will be held on • the 19th inst., and will be made special, to authorise the directors to borrow money ou the company's bonds or debentures. A general meeting of the Madras Irrigation and Canal Company is called for the 28th inst. A special meeting of the St. Katharine Docks Company is called for the 17th inst., "for the purpose of considering the expediency of applying to parliament in the ensuing session for powers to carry into effect proposed arrangements with the London Dock Company, tbo Victoria (London) Dock Company, and the lessees of the Victoria (London) Docks, all or either of them, by way of amalgamation, purchase, lease, or otherwise ; also for authority to raise such additional capital as may be required.' The annual meeting of the Blaeoavon Iron and Coal Company is called for the 7th December, and that of the Rbymney Iron Company for the 18th instant. A call of 61. making 71. called, is to be paid on the share; of the London and Paris Hotel Company (Limited) by the 17th inst. It is stated that the allotment of the shares of the Mercantile Credit Association will take place about the middle of this week. The Imperial Bank, we learn, has received the first instalment of its newly printed notes from London, and will shortly commence its nietropolitrua issue of this new paper. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia reached Suez on the sth inst. The following is from the monthly hide circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., dated Saturday : The bide market has been active during the put moue, and in most instances improved rates have been realised. As yet the advance in the Bank rated discount, via., ma the 2n4 to 5, and on the sth inst. to 6 per out., has net affected it ; but this may doubler teed to check the geed that prevailed in the market during October. 'Jidda. — Salted Ox and Cow.—Flouth American have been in sandy request. Australian have sold freely at Id. to Al. per lb. Hvance. Ceps have met with a ready rale. Salted Bona es.—South American have been in good re meet Fast . India kips have sold freely during the past month, an active demand having been experienced both for expect and home consumption ; and fair to good qualities have advanced id. to id., and common to middling descriptions have sold at full prices, to an improvement of id. per lb- Englbh market hides have met with a good de mand, and have realised full to rather improved rates. The leather market bas presented a very steady appearance , an increased demand has been experienced , and, as rapitlie; have been moderate, in some insteeces rather igher prom have been realised. North and South American fun and skin.—ln North American furs since our last circular nothing material in sales has occurred in the market. The demand at the Leipaig fair was in general dull. asteroids Deer.—About 3,200 sold at slightly improved rate.. New foundland Seal continue re hmrted request. doses Chi china, urrived since the sales in. September, have bass sold at 245. to 48s. per dome, being high prices fcr the quality. The Be de w's Bay Co mpany have received IM furs from the Y. F. and X. K. R. divided ; the supply el moat descriptions is in exam of last year. SATUILDAT EVIMING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91,1 to i ex div., for the 3rd Dec.. were first marked today 91k, and closed at 91k to 4. For money the last price was 921 to with div. The official bu siness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, ; ditto fee account, 91k, ; 'Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 90j, 4, i, 4 - WA Bank Stock, 236 ; India stock, • di d. Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 184, 100; ditto Bonds, 135., 12s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 106, 106*. Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, at 6s. to la. die. India Bonds were sold at 13e. an di 12s. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly heavy, and prices experienced an almost general decline, which, as usual, was chiefly observable in the more speculative stocks. Alliance Bank shares continue to rise. Agra Bank, Bank of New Zealand, Brazilian and Por tuguese Bank, and London and South African Bank, were rather flat. There were inquiries for Mercan tile and Exchange Bank. National Discount, Joint Stook Discount, Oriental Inland Steam, and Cop per Miners of England preference sharin, were all flat. Victoria Dock stock improved 1 per cent. The shares of the financial companies were weaker, particularly International, which have fallen to 4 to 44 prem. • General Credit closed at 2 7.16 to 2 9-16 prem. ; London Financial at 64 to 51 prem. • Hudson's Bay at 11 to 1 dis. ; and Egyp tian Trading, at la to 14 prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria• shares were nominally quoted i dia. to par ; Dis count Corporation, 71 to 8 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of ludia, 24 to t prem. ; British Indian Tea, 4 to 1 prem. ; Ldtlehampton and Honfleur Steam, to a prem. • Muntz's Metal Company, to 1 prem. ; Auglo:Austrian Bank, 4 to a di s. ; Na tional Steam, 44 to 5k prem. • Gloucestershire Smelting, to 1 prem.; Constanti nople aud Alex andria Hotels, to 1 prem. ; Merchant Banking Company, 3i to 4 prem. ; Lundy Granite, to t prem. ; London and Caledonian Insurance, to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 2 to 21 prem. A fall has taken place to-day in United States Six per Cents. Canada Government Six per Cents. were likewise fiat. The new Ottoman Railway Debenture+ were quoted 1 to 1} prem. 111N.86.--(Ttlid DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The mining market is inactive today. The varia tions comprise a rise in East Cam Brea, Drakewalls, and East Russell shares and a fall in Chiver ton Moor, East Lovell, Nangiles, Wheal Teton, Longrake, and Cook's Kitchen. East Caradon shams are now quoted 264 to I. Macke Valley, 64 to 3 ; Chiverton Moor, 64 to ; East Lovell, nto ; Naugiles, 27 to 28 ; West Maria, 4to ; Clifford Amalgamated 384 to 1 ; Glasgow Ca radon, 4to ; Longralie,4to ; Great Fortune , 24 to 26 ; West Chiverton, 50 to 82 ;• Chiverton, 101 to 114 ; W heal &ton ' 150 to 166 ; East Corn Brea, 74 to I ; Drakewalls, 365. to 38e. ; East Basset, 624 to 65 ; Cook's Kitchen, 224 to 234 ; and East Russell, 6 to 4. Foreign and oolonial mining shares exhibit no variation. But del Rey are firm. A general meeting of the Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining and Smelting Company will take place at Paris on the 3rd December. _ _ _ A special meeting of the Tamar Silver Lead Mining Company is convened for the 27th instant to confirm the resolution passed on the 3rd Novem ber for dissolving the company. THE 311:HDElt AT GVILDFORD.---It hoe been as certained that the unfortunate woman who was found mar. dared in a bedroom of the Coscbmakers' Arms, at Guild ford, was not the wife of the Sfrgeant Magbe who was found at thalami time and place with his throat cut. Hat name was Elizabeth Waterer, daughter of Henry Waterer, a gamekeeper at Headley, near Epsom, and she had been is the service of Mr. F. Faviall, Down-place, near Guildford, up to theevening when elm in company with the eargeant applied at the Coachmakern Arms for lodgings. She had been in Mr. Faviell'a service since the 23rd of October len, and left the house oa the Sunday evening about 5 o'clock, in company with some utter woman, ostensibly for a salt'. The sergeant, with whom she bad been keeping company, met them , and she then parted from her companion an d went away with Maghe, end never returned. On Saturday morning the borough coroner, • Mr. Capron, opened an inquest at the Guildhall, when evidence of identity huvuig been taken the proceedings were adjourned until Fc.l seat. FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE DEVONPORS Doe KYARD. —A seaman belonging to the Black Prince, which is in dock at Devoupork whilst at work in doing something to the anchor, wee crushed to death by an accident to the tackle employed. Death was immediate. THE DIVER AT KlNoerow .—This dicer has proved a very useful person about Kingstown and Deblin. He can descend into the deepest water, and remain a long time below, without using even a diving-bell. After deem ing in thick and warm waterproof clothes, and being heavily weighted to make him sink, he dons a great head-piece of 1 1 copper, with large glass um Two flexible tubes are after. wards attached to this held-piece—the one to convey fresh air down to him from the pump. the other to carry away the foul air and keep up the current. He is thee reedy to descend. TllOllO who see bim, for the first time, emerge to the surface, are certainly not a little startled. He looks like some hideously ugly titanic monster. The action of the salt water has made his huge bead-piece quite 'MM. the dull stare of the large glass eves increases the startling elect, and it only requires a slight stretch of imagination to con vert the air tubes and guide ropes about his bead into locks suitable to such a repulsive looking object. The Holyhead mail steamers were, until lately, regularly drydoeked is Dublin to have their bottoms scraped ; but now this diver performs the operation at less cost. and without removing them from Kinptoen. During the late gale. too, he stopped a leak is a large foreign vessel, which was nearly sinking off Kingstown, and enabled her to make this port. A COAL PIT ON FIRE—The Wellington coal pit, near Whitehaven, the property of Lord Locadde, has been on fire for two or three months. After the dincov,re of the fire, which was fortunately attended with no hies of human life, every means were taken to extinguish it, and finally a drift was made for the admission of the Ada. This last resource it was hoped had been attended with success, and last week prepemtioos were made for ioni menciog work. It was discovered, however, that the cal was still on tire, and the pit will have to be flooded again more effectually. Ab , tit 600 are thrown out of employ ment by the stoppege of the working of this pit. FIRING ON A RAILWAY TRAIN.—As the Lot train from Daudet was passing Springfield station Lit night at full speed. a gun was fired at the goals van, iu which there were nt the time a guard and a steamboat superinten dent. The bullet penetrated the window and impelled frag ments of the glass against the steamboat superintendent, severely cutting one of his band* Cuu ran , . CITY OP LONDON HOSPITAL boa I/DINA:AT. op THE CHEST. VICTORIA PAWL—The number of patina. re Laved at this institution daring last weak sne L 129, of which 102 were new cues. MINCING LANE.-{THIS DAY.) aunts matinees to active regime; sad pismire again higher. About 4,000 cars of foreign Muscovado mold at 40a. to 43a. 6d. 50.060 bags clayed Manilla st 380.; and 18,000 bap Mauritius, brown, at 35a.; fine crystallised yetlow, 44a. 6d. Refined is also in good request, at firm Correa and Tca are is limited request by private con tract. The remaining public melee of China ire are post poned until to-morrow, and the ALMS to Friday. Rica.- Norte. repotted. Ccruroa is in better request, and prier are rather firmer. Jon.—The demand continues very active, sod pries are now 10a. above those ruling on Wednesday last. The sale advertised for to-morrow consist of 150 blida., 800 bap of West India, 2.600 begs of Mauritius ; 270 pub; 1,200 bags coffee ; 30D bags cocoa, 3,000 bags saltpetre, 2,600 begs rice, s 100 tags Pimeuto. TALLOWMARIcZT.—(TFISD#Y.) The =arks& is Arun at the annaiod quotations :—Town tallow, 425. 6d. wet ow& ; Petersham Y.O. on the spot, 43.. 9d. to 445. ; all the year, 435. 9d.; 'Tanury to March, 44.. 9d. to 455. ; March, 45.. 9d.to 48s. PARTICI:UAL!! Of TALLOW. .1 1141. M SO ITS 17$ 164 106 102 104 1071 1 I 1 2>o l 1 em 11 76 rr 01 43 NI 71 01 66 61 01 41 46 16 12 26 27 MOO 100 I 1 .1 ' : 166 /07 101 101 101 10 dl. 96 97 37 di - - P.I .. b. I1:4 X; 67 69 - T