The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Sitting in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Judie. Oarkburn, and Justices Wightman, Blackburn, and Mellor.) PART 6 Al DRILVAII ROB 6 O. THS dOTTANORI3 or ST. BARTHOLOIIRWB HOSPITAL. . . Sir Fitsrov Kelly... Alt whom were t h e Coalmen Serjeant, B e ei Q.C., and Mr. Archbold, acid be was instructed oubeltalf of the Lord Mayor and oorporatiou, and also on behalf of Mr. 4lderman Rue for a rule to show canes why a mandamue should not 111604) to the governor of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, commanding them to admit Mr. Alderman Ram prdout of that institution. Rule granted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Boum --(Bofors Lird (Thief Baton Pollock sad &roes Bramwell. Mammal, and Pigott.) Till lIIMZURI 01 TIM Al The counsel fee the crown were lbw Attorney.Genewal, the Boliciter.llenenel, the Queen's Advocate, Mr. Loch, Q.C.. and Mr. T. Jones; and for the defendants, Biz U. Cairo., Q.C., Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., Mr. Mellish, Q.C., end Mr. Hemplay. The argurneuts upon the rule for a new trial were re sumed this morning by The Queen's Advocate, who spoke with great hoarseness, and said be must clam the indulgence of their lordships, as his voice bad nearly departed from him since Saturday. The discussion of the question bad occu pied many days, but he thought that no moon competent to form a judgment upon the gravity of the matter submitted to their lordships' decision, and upon the momentous result of that decision, would be of elision that the length of time was disprop ortionate to the import. anus of the ease. It was true that the case depended on the construction of an Engliah statute which had for the first time been submitted to the decitioe of a court of No tice, but that circumstance made it incumbent on the judge to m e especially miss and distinct is the di-' rection gave to the jury ; aid would also, at the same time, he thought, fumble as excuse, which every candid mind might admit, for say possible misdirec tion or misconception of the statute by the most competeet jades= the bench. The !carped gentiseess thee reformed to the tole as to the construction of Bailie statutes, and said that nowhere had he foetid that rode laid down with peeler preolion oe accuracy than in the judgment of Chief Jostles Tindal cm the Royal Nitrites Act. That eminent judge said, "The rule fee the muskmelon of sets of par liam ent was that they should he unstilted according to the latent of parliament which paned the act. If the words is the statute are in themselves peewit* and unambiguous then no more is neon sy thee to expound those words he their natural and ordinary NNW The words themselves do Blocs in such a else beet dentate the intention of the lawgiver, but if any doubt arises from the Immo employed by the legislature it has &brays been held a cafe mesa of collecting the intention, to call in aid the grimed and move for making the statute, and to have mown to the preamble which shows the minds of the makers, and the mischief they intended to redress." Mr. Bares Bramwell—Mr. Justice Crampton has said that he nem knew a golden rule which was worth any thing at all. The Queen's Advocate wee sorry to heir that, because without such rules there would be no science of law at all. Mr. Baron Bramwell—l really think it is impoemlde to do more than say you most bring an honest mind to the in terpretation of the statute. The Queen's Advocate said that, nevertheless, there were certain rules which were sated upon in construing statutes in these cam. arrnmante were proceeding when out report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Commissioner °milky's.) IN 11 COLOXE. WA13011.- 101 izinas 1101 His Rem= mid be en - aCOWto give the opinion of the mod re this appliestios. The application wee mid. under the 112th motion of the liaalteopiey Oossolidatise Act of 1819. Colossi Waugh wit is custody by the add of a judge, under a epschl power gives by ad of parliament ; and it bed skeet him very f se doubtful whether he wad Waders to wider the refinee. as that would alter or vary tbe ceder of a judge of a impostor omt, and thus raise • eostiot ef Re bad ecesulted Mr. Commissioner and they were both sledded that they ought ad to ere is moth mase, until the party In custody had done what wee pointed out by the set (1 and 2 Viet., sap. 110) se the proper mane to be plumed to get rid of this process, if be had reams (a• Colossi Waugh had abundant nun) to tom phis ot lite bob( arty isrued. The end of I and 2 Vie., cap. 110, was for abolishing imprisoemeet oa moms proem. It by stating that the preset power al and es omen process was onnemearily preens sad 'even, se it undoubtedly wee, and might to be retuned. It the onsesded to inset that arrest upon mein mom in eery idyll mein should be abolished deep in melds aims ; sad the third szeoptioa applied to this eare—the plantar bung pee before the judge es affidavit, sad obtained as order to arrest the defeedmit This power was capable of being seed for purposes gnet oppression sad injustice ; bet the dilt medics of d the ad provided a remedy. It mid—" Aad belt emeted, that it shall be lawful for say perms arrested epos ny sash writ of espies to apply at any time after sub arrest to a judge clay of the superior courted West minster, or to the court in which the actin shall ban bees coeriessord, for aa order or rule on the plaintiff in mob sodas to show an.. why the perms arrested should 1144 be discharged out of cedody ; sod that it shall be lawful for sash judge or court to make absolute orciz m a tion uelt or eider rule. and to direct the outs of t he • to be paid by ei th er party, or to mg ether order theme so to snob judge or court obeli mem ma fit ; p be rovided that any snob order made by • judge y ruled by the court, es application made thereto by ischa here perry dimatided with meek order." The proper mum, therefore, in this can was to amply to the mart out of which the proem honied, or to COO 0( the superior courts, and to repressed to it ell the akeitinstairies of the use, which would not he dope on the ex paste application for th p e m lise—aincsed others the foot that , though he bad to the wri t t, she was bland to do, the plaintiff takes so step endwise, from that time to the present, to follow up his writ If the bankrupt should fail in that application, it would then be time enough to come to this court. There was also anther ground on which Colossi Waugh might iaply. Tbe sub., being by the ofikial mangers of a ndiug-up cowpony, had been brought under the 11th and 12th Viet., cap. 45, and was brought seder the control and order of the Court of Chutney ; and by the 130th section of that act DO such action was to be proceeded with if the muter (now the chief clerk) should direct it to be stayed or discontinued ; and Mr. Oomrnisaioner Ilokoyd woe of opinion that if ell the circumstance of this cane were brought before the chief clerk or the Vice-Chancellor, be would . _ probably order • stay of the pro medium. This was a second remedy open to the coked. If both should fail this court would be disposed (union told by the Court of Queen's Bench that it had no jurisdiction) to consider all the circumstapose of the ease, and to set upon them on its own discretion. Meantime he would suggest to the stripeee whether they were acting quite as they should do, in boding theineelno to keeping this man in custody, they themselves admitting that the demand of the petitioning creditor was not one that could be surrined. They were is the bands of those who would give them the best possible advise ; bat be would ask them, as raproientag all the creditors and treaters for the whole, whether it wee quite right and fair eci to eat, and whether it wu for the interest of the creditors that the bankrupt should be kept in coefinement. Mr. Warder mid that the assigns* had all along acted wider be 'dyke. however imperfect. The Oesinsholoser—Tbey mould not act under better. Mr. UAW« , mid he should certainly a +rim them to bow to the suggestion of the court, and consent to the bank rupt's discharge. He, therefore, stated in the most unqua lified meow that the assignees did not object They felt it their duty to submit to the view which the court had just intimated. If the court mid it was their duty, represeetiag the intestine of the auditoria not to lend themeless to keeping Colonel Weight longer in custody, be did not feel justified in asking that he should be incarcerated soother hour. Mr. fiargood mid they were now quite in a new position. Hitherto they had two oppositions to contend with ; new they had only one. The objection in bankruptcy was sow altogether removed. The Commishoner —lf the assignees said that bit Nkomo Todd be fir the advantage of the creditors it would be much dragger, but they do not gn that length. Mr. tiergood said it wee open to him to contend that they would not sagest to the dircharge sakes they Shaven that his MOMS would be or benefit to the creditors. The one 'evolved the other. Now they ha cely to contend With the opposition of the detaining creditor. All the 0004 bed le ensider was whether the release would be of begat to the creditors generally, and not to look at the case of the khakis' creditor, whose claim had hew already reheated by this court. The assignees having enesentad to the release, it wad hard to throw the beetroot on hie remedy by applying to another court. If they failed there he hoped that tithe spplicatios in s be mowed la mre without say naon as to the *idiotic.. Hie Honour—No , s not. Is fad, Mr. Holond tells um, notwithati:oding what was assert ed by some gen tlemen at the bar, that be Inver has exercised this jurisdic tion in came where it would hare the effect of varying or resciadisg the order of a judge of another courts After a oouvereatios, Mr. Sargon suggested that the power of the court to dis charge might Is decided by the Court d Appeal If the court merely ad reed the application, reserving the doubt es to it. erbdtcttoo, the bankrupt might, after applyng to the two other courts, be driven to the Oran of Appeal. If this mart would now rend the a pplication cis the peed of want of juriadictioe, they mig ht go to the Cent of Appeal at nee The Commissioner—lf the order of release were made, the Malang creditor might appeal. Mr.l3ergood wouldle glad to take s uch as order. tbe opportunity of team set to be made absolute until after there had bees as We BOOM =7l would reserve the consideration of that pad. Hr. Bagley said the detaining creditor had good reasons for wishing to detain as bankrupt in custody. The lest euggeatioo of his counsel was that the court should make an order in direct opposition to its own impression. If the court thought proper to dismiss the application on the ground of juridictioo, the detaining creditor could have no objection, or to either of the courses suggested by the court. His Honour said be would consider the case under its altered circumstances. He was sore that the assignees would not regret the consent they hid given. Under thi se circumstance, his impression would have been to release the bankrupt, but he feared his learned brother would not concur in the propriety of this course. He would, how ever, consult him, and give his decision on Wednesday. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERHENWELL. DAXAOI TO TOM SAMS'S CARDIN. Mary Awn Donovan, who has figured at this court ea previous coca loos, and who described herself as a married woman, residing at 32, Pratt-street, Camdeadown, was charged with wilfully damaging a quality of ishryeanthe mums sad other plants (value 24, the property of Thomas Sayer., es-champion of the pugilistic art in Eng. land, cell, BellevneCottages, Camden-streel.Camden-town. Theprienner wasfruthar charged with beim drankat the time. Police-coastal:4e Brown, 2103osid that shortly after 12 he was on duty in Camden-street, and saw the prancer loiter ing about in the front of Mr. Sayer.' garden, and knowing that she had bees previously charged with wilfully destroy iag a number of Mr. Sayers 's plena', he asked her what she wanted, and she said that she was waiting to see her hus band. A short time after that be perceived that a number of plaits had been polled up in the prosecutor'. garden. He saw her again and watched her, and saw her go into the prosecutor's garden, and when he west there he saw the prisoner with a pleat and pot in her hand, which she threw on the ground. She had taken (cur pots out of an orna mental vase and had thrown them on the paths and broken them. The magistrate—When did the defendant mule out of prison ? The cossrlable replied on Monday last. The defendant—The constable never maw roe Is the gar den. When he saw me I was some yards from the com plainant's louse, and in another street. Tin oomplaiaant said the defendant bad ken his garden all to pieces. She bad tern all the plants from the ground, and had doe damage to the extent of about 21. The magistrate—Oen sou account far the defendant ant 'Mg in each a manner! nap is the aimed time. Do you know her' _ - 11r.S:yers—Not more than &child. I rennet account far bar conduct in any way. T t. magistrate (to the defendant)—How do you pt your living The delmidant—l am married, but I decline to wow the qoantiou. It is • very rude one I think. The magistrate (to the 000stable)—W as the defendant so drunk that she did sot know what she was about ? li;coesiniile stated tiiii abs kTiew what she Was about, and made um of dreadful laag= o_caa you pay for the The magistrate (to the def &row The . defendant—l did no damage, and shall thanfore pay for hoop. _ _ _ Tiee -- 6.6 strate said that there could be so doubt but that the t woe a very miachievous person, sad he should now send her to the House of Correction for three mouths, with bard labour. He could tall her that she was liable to mix mouths' hard labour. If she agile went to the coen plainsatk sad acted as she had dose he should send her for trial, and if she was found guilty she would be liable to be kept in penal servitude for four years. People wore not to have the& property destroyed without rhyme or reason by mischievous people like the defendant. and she bad better be careful how she acted for the future. NARLI3OIIOI7OII4STREET. __lmmo • woman, lEL Elizabeth Gaeta yr charged before Mr. Yardley with rioleatly_ masulWer mid breaking me of the ribs of a woman named Hannah O'Brien, residing in Old Brookrourt, mar Fitsroy-market. Ismer°, Hubbard said that the injured woman was unable to appear. It appease that about two this morning the police were called by Hannah O'Brisa to the court, when she said thst the prisoner Elizabeth Gilboa bad struck her on the head with • brass csodleetiek. The pare, seeing the woman's bead bleeding, went to take Gahm into custody, when she refused to go, and than wee • some of the most Moral disturbance, • man mired longdon inter fere( to purest the police tiiiing the prisoner (Gilliam) intoanafody, and the police being ourrouoded by • number of roughs, who struck them. While the constable who bad Gilhaaa I. custody left her for a moment to meat his bra t/ma amistable, Garai again rushed at O'Brien and kicked her is the ribs, cad of Mr being taksa to the hospital it was hand that or the ribs had been brakes. Mr. YwdlisireeMaTed therpriseMVa Gilhrun for • week. The vas Lowden was that charged with assaultiog the penes, his sonduat being so violent that one of them win esen=to nee his staff. who hid received a very severe blow on his head. °emplaned et the mutable striking him. Mr. Yardley said that any injury he (Landon) bad re mised wait the result a hie own mtscoeduct. He (Mt. Yardley) wits glad to see that the staff was not often used, bntit was given to the covetable for their protection when seereended by an unruly mob. Lauda' said he Insomnia to the hospital, end wee half an hour iamesible. He wished to all a winsome to speak to the treatment be received. Mr. Yardley remanded his. for • west. COURT-MARTIAL ON COLONEL CRAWLEY. (THIS DAY.) This morning, Private Blake, of the Inniskilling Dragoons, and Sergeant Edward Rill* were examined. The latter said that Mrs. Lilimy could not have been inconvenienced or annoyed if the sentry had been placed according to the orders, which were that the sentries were not to enter Mrs. bedroom on any account. The witness was giving evidence when our report left. FEAETHL SCENE OW THE Rrysit.—Between 11 and IS o'clock yesterday morning, dories the height of the gale, two small boats, rowed respeetively by her end lye persons. were proceeding down the river at • great speed, when they cam* together in Wire°, and were both im mediately capsized. the crews of each boat heir precipi tated into the water. The accident was wifterised by ben. drods of passengers on board the various stesamboate whir navigate the river. Fortnearly flee of the rowers could swim, and they battled bravely spirt wind atad wave. Two steam-beets buried to the sesistroe of the poor fel lows, mid the captains sreeedri I getting them safely cm board, all, however, I. a perfectly insatiable eooditioo, and requiring restoratives to revive them. The last one to whom the life-buoy bad been thrown out had just thrown out his arms and re sinking rapidly, when he mieceeded is estehlos bold of the buoy, and was wifely got as board. Ogre% Barrett, the commander of re of the boats, reit. dared the most praiseworthy aid. as also did another cep. tan sad several other ?mows. Several of the poor fellows were landed by Oeptruo Barrett at the Lambeth pier is • mod trooditiou, and it is feared that two of them will not mower. When the collision occurred both boats turned completely over end drifted awsy. Tits Prises's &rams as sin Nosra.—Down to Saturday afternoon the Unto, pitmen, oat is strike at Hamra Straker sad Love's collieries, in the Auckland dis trict, had not got settled with their employers. The mat ten first in dispute had been reduced to a question of wage' and so further overtures had been made by either maiden or ire. During the peat week, ample notice haying been given, • number of the pitmen end their familiar was ejected from their cotters, but accommodation was found far them by the Union in the village of Williegto• ad the neighbourhood. In the middle of the week the coeduat of mine of the pitmen became very riotous, but the 1111016K01111i calmed down without any very violent outbreak. Oa &tor day, however, in consequence of the non-union men bevies beenthreatened, extra policemen were placed at the Doi- Herr. Their notice bevies expired, the men at the South Nedomaley colliery, to the somber of slaty, are now is etrike. They demand the erection of a weigh beam at bank, end also se advance of wages. The strike still matinees at fipsenymoor colliery, and the owners have erpremsed their determination to close the mine sooner then submit to the terms proposed by the Union. Placards have been issued by the men et Stanley, Tbarnley, and Hello" collieries, intimating that au savers of wares bad bre demanded. A dispute between the owners of Felling colliery end the men, which arose last week root prime, is likely to be amicably settled. The prides for • redaction in wages i. ow er two of the pits is the Northumberland steam *Daniel expire to-day (Monday), bat in this ere also there ie a ppernceeppeeeet of the masters and men coating to an amicable oedersteedies. SURFEISINO SHOOTINO.—In Atha forest, the other day, Sir Alexander P. G. Ounsaieg. Bart., of Altyre, killed twostep with* double-torrelled brimich.loading fowl ing piece right sad left He loaded rail, and brought down is a similar way two more. He spur loaded, and killed a f lb.—Ammer Advertiser. A liniaaarn Inisrrurriow:Libe New York and Bootee Ewen Rail Lies Railroad. yid Hartford sad Ilpriaglield, have plied apes their road a .at of cars for soldiers' sea oily. Tao ea mobilo, tea eots, soapeoded :abbey bands, for those having broken limbs, ha., also goal mem for thirty, with liaadeornely coshioord seats. several =hairs, a fall set of appluisces to praise% fractured or limbs a onesplete chest of inedidoes, hasidagor, Rat, he.. • splesdid mew urn sad apparatus for making saes. a wash-room; water-closet, heaters. ho. ; I. tact, averythisi aosded by a sick or smarted soldier is here plastid at his disposal. A steward sad aurae aooorepany soh oar, when duties are to nialater to the wants of every wilier. Ow of these ran will leave New York and Reston delly.—Bestew . ALACL— L 7-• WS AY. CIMPTAL P r ' HA -Cto D SATVILDAT, Nov. 21.—Admissicas oe payment, 1,43; ditto wawa Make* 3,034 ; total, 4,177. THE EXPEMS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1863. SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two Moos. vi In the railway market to-day the principal fea ture is a strong demand for South Eastern stock, se which has risen 11 per cent. It is rumoured ei that an arrangement has been made be- l a tween this line and the Brighton Company with regard to the passenger traffic on the ; Charing-cross Railway. Midland has also advanced to 1, and London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Eastern, 1. Great le Northern has receded 1 per cent., and Caledoniant. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1081 to 1 ; Great Western, 631 to ; Midland, MS 1271 to 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to M 109; Caledonian, 1181 to 119; South Eastern, I; 961 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 501 to 1; Great Northern, 10 1251 to 1261 • London and Soutl Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 1181 to 1191. 1 94 Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and prices generally exhibit no change. 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Preference Stook, monish* North Eastern, Stock. and Darlington C Six per Cent, 331. MINES.-(11118 DAY.) Two o'Chooz. In the mining market to-day there is a strong de mend for Wheal Seton shares, which have risen 151, the present quotation being 190 to 195. West Chiverton are also inquired for, at 651 to 50. On the other band, East Basset are rather flatter at 80 to 61, East Cern Brea at 7 to and Bast Russell at 4t and i. East Caradon are quoted 2511 to 1 ; Brakeman, Ma. to 38e. ; Chiverton, 10 to ; Chiverton Moor, 6} to ; North Crotty, 5} to 1; Kitty fn. Agnes, 71 to f ; East Lovell, 10 to ; and Cook's Kitchen, 21 to 22. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at previous quotations. Yudanainutana are firm. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to # ex div. for the 3rd December, were marked to-day 91# and - THE OLDEST MAIHLIED 000PLI IN THE WORLD.— I 91f, and closed at 91f to #. For money the last Th e re sr . H .* maws .. • price was 92# to ; with di,. The o ffi cial business husband and wife, aged respectively ens hsuldred — Q report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Console, fur e leven sad one hundred and Seven years. They ere it. money, 921, ; ; ditto, for account, 911, 1 ; tresaely feeble sad bedridden , but are It poseenios of both Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ilea Yew sight sod beenelt• The elan arrived is the Lost died Three per Ceuta., 90f, • Red Tele -1788, sad bee oessaqnsatly beep seveetv-dee Z. is the oh 21 1-16, 21 • • Bank BLick, 237, 235 ; India colony of New Beath Weida —Bydaer (N.S.W. /swim , Tog OuTwAR D AmmicAN ales — T he Royal ive per Cent. Brook , 104, 3; ditto Four per SMsm•hipp lteetia arrived et Queenstown at 7 p.m. yea. Cent. Debentures, MA or 1866. 994, ; ditto tardy,. embsrt.4 maUi peeemeni, sad the West tele- Bonds, _Par, prom green, sad p r o c e Wl ed fee New Tort. AU well. I The bids Five por Cent. stock was firm. India Mahogany is down in England as well as in the Bootle were quoted par to 7s.prem., and Exchequer Celled ;Htea, co that it will set pay to eat Y. Our Bills e s. to 4., die. th a eutt a in c i . n thi t yd hil d wi tV nna l for th. quin ne t i z ty t . y r n a %L.," /* m i n: The amount of business in foreign stocks was rid ro ar regard► to Iogw; so th e o b oes = f or t ri g, fo r ek. only moderate, but the market generally was firmer. year 1864 lath!' oolongs very slim —Honduran Paper. international Financial shares were again 2s. 6d. ■l. 1.41.7 be 1 pa. 1N 1- MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Although increasing attention is directed to the I complications arising out of the fichleswig-Hobstein question, the stock markets opened this morn ing with a favourable appearance, in conse quence of the more hopeful view which seems to be taken with regard to the prospects of the money market. There has sine) been some tendency to' an unfavourable reaction, especially in the foreign stock market, and the general tone is now dull, with little business. Nevertheless, the funds are well ,supported at Saturday's quotations, while some descriptions of foreign securities and home railway I stooks present a fractional improvement. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 300., being 1 per cent. higher than on Saturday. The telegram states that the Bourse is "firm, in consequence of the rumour of the resig nation of Earl Russell." Console are now quoted 921 to 1, cum div., for money, and 911 to 4, ex div., for the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows :-Three pee (lent. Consols, for money, 921, 3 ; ditto for account, 914, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 90/, 91 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 15-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five pee Cent, 1081, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 1008 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 114 ; and Exchequer Bills, Ba., 3s. discount. The speculative foreign stocks are now quoted slightly below the best prices of the morning, yet, as compared with the final quotations of Sa turday, Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds and Turkish Consolid4s show an improvement of about 4 per cent. Some of the present rates are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1868, 691 to 701 ; ditto, 1862, 70 to ; the Consoli- this, 471 to f ; Greek, 301 to 1; Mexican, 381 to 1; and Passive, 341 to 35. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, scrip,l dis. ; Egyptian, 94, 99, ; Greek, for account, 304, 4, 1 ; Mexican, 381, 1, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, &a, for ac count, 481 ; Russian, 1822, 904 ; ditto 1862, 861, 1, ex div.; Sardinian, 891 ; Spanish for account, 64; ditto Passive, for aocount, 341, 35 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 141, 1,4, 4, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto, 1868, for ac count, 704, 691, ditto, 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, for account, 70, 4, 1 ; Venezuela, for amount, 24. International Financial shares are quoted 41 to 1 pram. ; General Credit, 21 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 84 to 1 prem.; Mercantile Credit, 31 to 4 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 1 dia.; Egyp tian Trading, 2to prem. ; Discount Corporation, 8 to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 5 to 1 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 51 to 6 prem. ; Australian Land and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 24 to 3 prem. ; and English and Swedish Bank, 31 to 4 prem. The demand for money on Saturday, both at the Bank and in the general market, was to a fair extent, and 6 per cent. continues to be asked for good bills, but the supply of money is equal to the demand, and the market generally is easier than it was during the earlier part of the week. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the payment of the dividends due the Ist December on New Granada Two per Cent. Bonds, also on the Old Active Bonds at ss. ld. per cent., and on the Deferred Bonds at Is. 4d. per cent. It is further notified that, in conformity with the agreement of the 26th March, 1861, for the redemption of the New Granada Foreign Debt, there has been set apart, applicable to the redemption for December, 1863, 2,0001., of which 1,3331. 6s. Bd. is for the Active, and 6661. 13e. 4d. for the Deferred Debt. Tenders will be received until 12 o'clock on the 2nd of December. Mr. Henry James Barker, senior partner in the . firm of Barker Brothers and Co., of Abchurch lane, has been appointed manager of the Mercan tile Credit Association. This gentleman brings in aid of the operations of the company a large amount of influence and experience and an established connexion of considerable import i a:ice. The London Joint Stock Renhas given notice of an intended application to parliament for an alteration of the deed of settlement in the sense of giving further powers to the company. A call of 5/. is to be paid on the 10,030 new shares in the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited) by the 19th December. There are complaints respecting the Malta and Gibraltar Bank (Limited). This undertaking was formed in February last, and the shares were tem porarily quoted Ito 2 prem. The list was closed on the 11th of March, and the shares were soon afterwards allotted, tut up to the present date no settlement has been applied for in the Stock Ex change. Meanwhile disagreements are said to have arisen amongst the directors, who, it is stated, have all resigned. A committee of the shareholders was formed some time ago with • view to obtain the return of the money paid upon the shares, but up to the present date these efforts have altogether failed. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Thames, Mersey, and lumber Shipping Com pany (Limited). This undertaking is formed with a very respectable direction, for the purpose of building or purchasing a deist of screw steamers to embark in the import and export trade of the three great rivers above mentioned. With this view, arrangements have been made with a large agency firm luivingestablishmentsboth on the Mersey and the Humber, and who become large shareholders in the company. The directors have also made proposals to the Anglo-French Steamship Company to pur chase their fleet at a valuation. Lines of steamers are likewise to be started from Liverpool. It is urged that "the establishment of steamers by this company, both from the eastern and western ports, will afford ample facilities for the largely increasing traffic sent from various foreign ports in transit to the North of Europe." The capital proposed is 250,0001. (subject to increase), in 10,000 shares of 251. each. It is notified that the transfer books of the London Tavern Company (Limited) will be closed from the 23rd to the 30th instant, in preparation for the allotment of the second issue of 6,000 shares. The following, on the money market, is from the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons : Until the question shall have been settled as to the pro bable duration end extent of the drain of gold to Egypt sal India for cotton, there will evidently be so return of cond. deuce in basking circles. At present, the prevalent opinion seems to be that if the Bulk of England rate is not forced up beyond 6 per cent.. then three or four months may be expected to pass before any material reaction will occur. Of course, a movement to 7 or 8 per cent. would proportionably accelerate the turn of the tide, but the state of returned ease would not in that ease be so permanent. As regards the general interests of trade, no uneasiness or even inconve nience is experienced from the present terms, the profits of steady business being ample, and the various markets being free from speculation. SOTIIIDAT EVIIILVO: li FA 11 ft st IL is Pk at. - 60 I 1$" no isi il 104 9 114 I 1101 i 41 9 1191 ; 12 71 I ra —dim SO 65 II higher, at 44 to 41 prem. ; and London Flbanciel at 84 to 81 prem. ; while General Credit were quiet at nto 31 prem. liudson's Bay closed at 11 to I die. ; and Egyptian Trading at 1/ to 2 1 prem . Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-da 131 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 4 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 2 prem. ; and English and Scottish Mari ne, to _1 prem. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were lob quoted 2 1 to 31 prem. ; English and Swedish Eanly 34 to 4 prem. ; Muntz's Metal Company, die. to ' prem.• Gloucestershire Smelting_ 1 to 14 prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria 'loads, 2 to 3 prem. • N a tional Steam, sto 54 prem. Australian La nd and Mortgage, to I prem. ; Ledford (Brighton) Hotel, to 14 prem. ; and London and Caledonian Marine, to 1 pren?. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tea ders on the 26th inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Sydney (N.S.W.) COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA ICK-LANK—(TIIIII DAY.) Fresh up to-day, coastwise and by Laid carriage, the arrivals of Faglish wheat ware on a moderate scale. The Kestish etude. bowsper. wen fairly filled with samples. and the general coaditiou of the supply exhibited a slight improvement. Factors demanded a rue of L. per quarter to which, however, millers refused to submit. The bulk of the supply was evestually disposed of, at prices folly meal to Monday last We were seasonably well supplied with braise wheat. Most descriptions were in good request at, in MOO Memno an improvement in the quotatioas of la. pew qr. The show of bo th English and foreign barley was rather extant's. tfaltiog parcels sold somewhat freely, at fully provisos rates ; but inferior qualities moved off slowly, at about stationary prices. Good sound malt was quite as dear as last weak. Othic descriptions were a slow inquiry, at late raise. Oste—the show of obi& was only moderate—moved OF freely, at 6d. to is. per qr. sore money. Them was rather more temuey for beam, at gull qua Pw ware quite ea deer as lest week, with a resod, deemed. Both English sail foreign Sour &saga heads freely, and priers were well supported. The snivels of floating cameo off coast have been wa iled to 27 viz., 9 wheat, 4 maim, 10 belay, 2 beans, mid 8 Wheat beg bees in improved request. sad priers have sinned is. per qr. Bmileadd besreelbed 40a ,• Bea. &oaks, 411 r. 6d. ; Glaris Tagalong, 3115.; Amber ldlehipe. ; and red wiser. 41s. 61. per qatztar. Reim has aom- ' ineadoil exam atteatim, at 6d. to is. per quarter einem. Gime has said at 29a. 6d. Th. barley Made has bus modmately acti v e, at fall quotationa Danubian. 23e. ; Orus, 21s. 4g. ; sad Syrian, 21s. 3d. per quarter. We have ao treamMious to sonar is Rye. Deaublea to Domini/ at 26e. to 265. 3d.; Odom, 26e. 3d. to 26a 601.; sad Aso ff , 26.. 6d. to 27.. per 4801 be. Beans have ruled somewhat firmer in prier ; bat the demand for them has be.. by Do lamas active. Peptise here sold at 28e. per quarter. Deaubisa millet seed le offering at 20e. to 21s. ; sad Syrian Bari, 245. to 245. 6d. per Kariba Is biassed very little has beer seeded in warehouse, Bombay is miller at 67a to 675. Bd. ; Cal cutta, 60s. to 61a. ; Odom, 4305. ; FOPS ,to 60e. ; Bt. Petersburg, 54a. to 62e. ; Arsisoosi, 50s. to 535. ; and Rigs, 455. to 60s. par quarter. Livered cam ma slowly Loudon made, 91. 15e. to 101. ; Neer York. in bar; Ms, it. 17e. 6d. to la ; ditto is hems. 91.10 e. ; Woo ten, It beat, 01. 2s. 13d. to W. ss. ; sad llarmilles. 91. 2s. ed. par tea. Cotton seed askew, suede, are in artier request, at 51. to 51. 6.. per too. seed may be eoseidered steady ; F 53e. to Calcite', 51e. so 51s. 6d. ; aid wild 3de. to 35a. pre qr. Cotton seed is in request, at 7 1 ifis. to 71.1&, 611. per km. Arum or SILIDIL -Boolish -Woe, 32; linseed. 30; rapeseed, 59 ; sod sundry, 200 qrs. Foreign-Linseed. 20,860 ; rapeseed, 37,584 ; melee, 4,550 ; and sundry. X 0 qrs. iltiroors.-Chtts, 55 ; sad linseed, 1,155 qrs. 011/.AI4T MOIL Mama. Per Qr. Muse. a a Oise; Kent, red ;vet 41 to SS Ditto, Dow , St to DI Dttto,wbies46l So to 64 „ Ditto, Dew - 41 to 44 Parfait sad Wools red NOS 4l to 48 I'or W. „ Ditto new, •:: OAR. a a tkotat. toot La. A.:" 77 to It . tarot Malting 29 to L. Onndlag 26 So 22 Mom Haim Norfolk, an] Suffolk 4O to OS Kingston and Wart 67 to 68 Brown - Maxigoo i7 to ID Mak ' ra to U Sorrow Mom St to U. iire Graf . . y a: 3lB to as so to os Wow U M U ova logtkab, teed lB to 13 potato lt to NI Wain. I. Amide and Ks lga berg 66 to 54 itattook • Mockler lbws irdo;Wr. 26 to 41 Hooloboil it to Norfolk sad Suffolk, * ox bull •1 to 43 32 to 44 1 / 2 44/3 12 : 114,4 -- Ter Qr. soft Amolooay rod to 44 „ whit* Om a= Tr: Dania ail 14601 16 4 ,&4474 _ 16 le li Doltish SO to U 11 01 Uta if to PRIB. Grinding 26 to IS 29 to St Malting 0629 _ _ Dutch, tow - IS to 22 16 to 21 SIULIVALS Cl GRAM, Ito, 11 uAliittAGS. SAM C1.1 . 2t YE. to to w si to if ___ MUM OM. . whim TOD, __ _ 27 to 111 hak, pat S 6 to IN Opsoilk. 115 Se Ammlema, put birL .. Bas amf .. lb t• ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND I NOY. IA so NOV. 21. 11- . !fish Foreign pr -1 kiiii - iills. .. tome 111. mis. I lindel.111•11.10610. De ns m rs. gra. 1 qgs. v. qrs. 7111 601 17541. 1003 1123 .... 441 .. .. Mel .... 110 .. Mal 1 1 iali 90 63 / ::.. liiet Ma 1.... Si/3 «a, lei a Tam1....r12411 101 1 11 I L..-- —'— ink MU; IMIS2I 4 , lOU 10e.71. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 'THIS DAY.) (ST ELECTRIC AND DITERNATIONAL estatmass.) (room ova own commonroom.► There is no champ to report in the goosed tone et the cotton market to-day, sad the Sala will probably foot up 5,000 Wes. MINCING LANE.-{THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The demand has again been active, aid prices have still an upward tendency. The aloe include fors*" Muscovado, at 44a. 6d. to 455.; dived Manilla, at :Os. 9d. to 40s. ; Mauritius, brown to grainy, 40a. to 47a. 3d. ; and white Beoaree, 465. 6d. Refined Ms 'demand, and Ws. 6d. Is now the lowest price for brown lumps. Corn[.—The market coot inueaquiet. TWA. —A limited business' only is doom at fall prices. B.turzrar. —The demand is more active; about 1,600 bans sold, refraction 12,1 to 4!, at 365. 9d. to 314. 3d. RICG—No sales of importance reported. COTTON is in =reactive request, sod firmer prices paid. J orr. —A. full amount of businets continues to be transacted at firm rata. -- ibasrsiesaris;rti;e4lor to-morrow cousist of 1,000 Mak and 1,000 be of Wset lodic, 5,000 bap of Nautilus, owl 2,000 begs of Penang sugar ; 130 casks C• 14011 coffee ; 2,000 packages Assam tea ; 2,000 bap saltpetre ; 4,000 bey rice ; and soma dry dipaltery goods. TALLOW KARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is steady at the &seized prices : Tessa tallow, Hs. ; Pelerahose T.O. oe the spot, 43e. • ell the year, 4.2 a. 9d. ; Jaaesry to March, 435. 9d. ; iduck 445. 6d. to 44a. 9d. PAZTICULAES OP TALLOW. EVoek on 'wal this day ....cub! Delivery last week Ditto from 14 JULIO Arrival last week 4:kat tea 73.871 17114 57,135 2,174 32,423 9.7*3 70.406 1.17, 30 1 ,798 •,u6 5147) from 17IJstis I 64.64 I KM I 66.14 rrit.Y.c.oo thespotthisda; cwt. 61s. Id. 441. OA 17e. oh. Ditta Torn IRA Misr No. 34. Gs SI. 43, rd. Arrival for the wool wales 14 Docombor left year. I.M cask; and dellvery, 1.117 cats. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . The supply of beasts is sot quite se longs as on Monday last, and the &mood is good. Choioselsmaiptions being mares &redeem than on Thursday. The Dumber et sheep is also smaller, and conseqoantly on thinners*. Oars arebigher, al though grids is not very Welt. It is difficult to dispose of infe rior qualities. (Weal sre sellsug about as on Thursday. Front Germany and Holland there are 4.340 beets, 6,870 sheep, and 302 calves. Scotland, 140 berate ; Ireland , 610; sod 2,1C3 from the northern and midland counties. Per none of 41114. a 4. s. d. tar odour. at 4134. I. I. Bert Scots, Ilarefdr. 41 6 Bast bits& 11144•111 i 0 II Bast 3bret-horns 4 11 Bred loud-w 0015.... 6 4 Second qua/ besets 2 3 1 Bs. do. ahem .... s 0 Calm 3 4 Da, 60. Sim .... 0 0 Bast Brialtfltr-brair 6 6 1 . Labs 310; P. SL 0 • a• 0 • 4 • • • 0 • 19,x10; Mavis, BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—ITHIB DAT.) Mews. Patteadea and Smith report a fair avenge amount of Mishima doing in the batter descriptions of the Dem growth, at fully late prices. BIRTH IN TRI PIT Or DRURY•LANE THEATRE...— Os Saturday night. during the faroe of My Mares in Ws Highland', a married warm, tiamoi Stevens, gave birth to wain great confusion. The child was dead. im r 7 20 1 IT. 23171 11611