The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-07 00:00:00

LAW INTRLLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF QUEISNIS BE & NCH. M alaga Ilisco.—Blibre Lord ammo ma Juniors Coloring% wrigniors, r IN KZ 11ACITT0411, GUMP --irrniass PPOW TION " FlIVILIMIID nor AllllllT. Is this cam tbs pony was amid by tbs shwa ei Mid dlesex 0b.% Its Ms is anssinss ass whams spa so arbitratke bikes W. Dmman. Tuesday, Mr. plied applied to this oriot tar Ida talesen as Ks peva tbst be was privileged fain s is t, seed be eibbelsed s isle ratorsabli peremptorily this mseviag. Mr. amines, as the part of the simer , f4 sow submitted that t applicants solW to ham bast seeds to • indigo at &sabers Lard Campbell disught the per.y bad properly cotes bo bs this swot Kr. Harridas aid time was so memos for paying that Mr. Katinessb W rstsived soy subprea or summons man salesdases bsino the 'enamor, or that he was pd ,, tress asst. IMr. Justice Colsriigt—lf a wittier id aged to attend by either party, and doses so, is be to be denied the Finlay boas sena Seams ha Ms so sabres' Mr. Irides Ino—Tlesse ass be so doubt the witless was .t Mr. Ikea serset. Lat thham be discharged (astir/jib. Kr. I=l—oppled hr meta Lod Campbell—Corntaly sot. The otters ie diselorged dm bo having Ism ispeopeirly deprived of hi. Mary. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Map d 19E1 Prins tU Middlass.—Before Mr. Jostles Cromwell ►ad ► Common Jury.) amarrr V. IIIOWLAND—ACCIDENT. Ski moo ea 'elks to recover damages in conarquence of tkozialottil loving bon struck la the eye with • whip. . Ilomorat Thom. sad Mr. Layton smeared for the ellogylosi Mr. Bergsma& Parry ima Mr. Prentice for the astwas,.. - • --- The plaintiff was ea Ahab isetrweest turner, sad the dllinlint here the lailepareat Terra, Sonaser-town. Oa the 12th Yr nia bermes 10 gad II in the morning, the pried!, with two birds rat to the defentlane.boust sad led are beer. lt hewer that at that time ma U - we. being ride la bow a le tt of beer from the car, sad two dray-ream ere rphysl for the purpose, but or of tree gibbed, sad the barrel could sot be drawn oat. *salty bone was obtrask sad the denser took the whip to urge the hones to imarka. At that moment the Fired sad his birds war oat to we what was the lamer, sad the phdatil was struck in the re with the whip. He weal la the Ophthalmic Hospital sad afterwerds weal hammering cursed to his bed for dos days, sad reamer is the rise for a month. Ile then west to work, bat bad a relapse sad sward for some time loser, gad Ras sow Us aye was pat 40 perfect as it had bra. For the defames It wee said that the plaintiff's spa we. black before he rat out of the hoar; and further, that dim bed bass hart It was his owe bait. Verdict for the Orel, darer, 101. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Comaisikeer Foablasqns.) IN RE I[6lll. AtD CLAT. The Imakrapte IMO bill-brokers. of Nicholas-lane. Their Z=Mcfor certificate wee beard • few weeks ago, and ho siter gave judgment. If, said that both the back ups bed been bankrupt before—Kemp, on hie own petition la 11119, when ha owed 11.006 J., and wee "abject to latiffitlee of nearly 7,0001. more. There wee so 1t.., of shy dividend on the proceediags; and the certificate wee allowed of the second clam after three menthe' enueneion. Clay was beakru.pt aa • woollen-factor, fa 11147, 1. 4:Z iti 2:0004 but `ohs more fortunate pukka of hums • divideUl of ile. U. I. the pentad. There Wage* c of cubit. este se the time them wee so doe to the i view commissioner', opinion of hla conduct. of them having barn bankrupt before, ft became ex. unlingly fseurabut on them that their trading should be eamitacted with great cautlea, the more ao bemuse they bad eery little capital on which to fall bark in the caw of any whiortass Thoogtt it wee true that the ordiaary tads of bill broker did not requite much capital, in every case when then was hat capital the caution ahoukt bo in proportion to the want of • merits. Commencing with • capita of 1,6764., these men had conducted their feeding very im prudently. A great deal tee much credit had been gives to =ffiwho turned t utterly unworthy of credit. Their out had been perfectly well kept, and balanced from day to day, coneunently they ought sooner to have discovered their poSties They must have felt their difficulties fa December, 1656, for they then offered • computation of Se. in the pound, bat withdrew it in the Lela that they could pay in full. In April following their position was ao desperate that, having to defend an action brought aphis them by • panes whom they had Indicted non very insufficient grout* they were tumble to pay the eratuare fees. They owed at the Wm. 400/. or SOU to thole attoesey, • proof that they were then in the nut insolvency. Notwithstanding thin they had =l .. ged . in the moat extravagant personal expen diture Kemp the 1004 ea, and Cley, who was living with Me father-t• law, had expended 6001. • yaw. There warn no true of head in the cue ; but looking at the Inamovldence of the MUM( and the large expendittirs, they could only bare third clam certificatee—saapended in the ear of Kemp foe els months, and in the case of Cie, for three months from the date of the lee exantinalion (Astrid lent), with pentectks. Mt. Kemp intimated his intention to appeal spirt able decision. 010C1 n . itaoslT!4o . AP SOITAIIT (Lnaryc.). This was se abound that it the beeilog of • 'Politica presented by Mr. William Martha, remeiereardreet, show broker, a shareholder in the , thew the Jim filed Com:amities Act (18.56), myth( as ardor ilar the w up of the company. Tbs et the nowee pebllel dia t the Daily Nara at the leel Mk& Mr. Lemmas eppithel im i l oaFt of the peados. • 7:6lmobiles lei tem the ew_la hewer Isalme-vir =Yr the the awe The wee the that whet bet bee wend up mew meek thrum stoma; T eEt Mies of the were mule evidence; ma this befog psi I; these wwY be meth* farther to do awe tie the owl le make the air whereupon an official Vrwield be egwoluted. ede, the director., commuted to the Pert et dr tion. , m tehalf of Mr. Cooper, the brew of aircre w...a which the company bad occupied.. their tory, op . posed the pehuon. In the Mess wee positives requirith the company to take the machinery which Mr. Cooper had provided, and giving him a lien on the property. A. the company was not one of limited liability when the lease was granted the lemor contended that no windiumup order ought to be made until his right. were Mr. Quails appeared for Mr. Louie Oros; who complaimed that • sew company had been formed for the putome of getting rid of him, and that they had availed themeelves of hie secret. Prlivedings had been taken he chancery to obtain an injunction; and he mimed that proceedings on this petition should be stayed. The court hod • dierretionary power under the 770 d action of the mt. It was alleged that one of the directors of the company bad got a chemist to analyse Mr. Ormix's soap, and that they were carrying on the bromine.. with mt his meant. Ina ems like this, where the order would stay all =tinge egairat the conmany, strict evidence ought to ired of the resolution path' by the company, for winding.up. Mr. Lawrence said it eo happened that there was no suit or retina wbateverdi=ainat the company in its nor porate character; top were only whist indi- Tutuila . and there would be nothing to prevent Mr. Grout from going on with his exit. His Homer. after looking at the MI dlcd in Chanavy, said it appeared that there was smother etestray called the t' British Improved Soap Company." Mr Lawrence mid they knew nothing of that emapony. Mr. Groin the proceeding swami the parties emearaed both companies; end anything which amid condom le being about • poem! reference would be a great basalt. TM share holders ie Groats Improved Company were mat empatabis and eutetantial men • the company wee thelady wheat, and already half the debts had been paid. Owing to da re mace. moose themselves, they had rewired on winding up the company under the statute. As to the objec tion of Mr. Cooper, his rights could not be whaled by goy order tow made, if the Isms had been greeted before the con oe my wbrought suer the limited liability act. The liquidator, If appointed, could not premed to mil without making provithe for the payment of 600 f. to Mr. Cooper for the plant and machinery, a whatever ease he m*ht be entitled to. Corthiesimer—Do you think if I were to kohl hood for the resat that parties could corm to aa arraereant Hr. Lawranoe—l don't thigh them is on shasee of woke to an thimble arrangement with Grow. Talmo' we may do so with Mr. Bagley's client. The miaow. of the imetags of the row they ea the 14th of September and 16th of October, were pet in end nod, decheriag that it wee desirable the the should be wound up by the court. To thin trey ass Ina only ass Ilitseetiset. Mr. Quasi ma that Mr. Growl wee sap &deem of a fth arethroset meoega all the parties • bath wee 1 no um maidsg en sarmagemeat with Orsake eampay moles. the would lola la other cempay, who were evilly cesysteit el the briars, After a ammunaties, His Hamar made en order he wiedier-we. le ark: the& FtrieWtY to umigh t styled witboet the den:llea et b. retitled b 7 the abler liqui the Comt e est THE POLICE COURTS. (TM DAY.) MANSION-F[omlB. Mr. Apar Itterwse, e member ,f ise Curt 010=am Cerril, appeared teem" lbe Lewd Wear • seaeree ihri&B with referee b pep bie ea bee, ei l sp a t liarrillid, ths s e be are mend Imam free Widabepel le bieberreaala cad ear pieces, .4 weird eight riser et we Mewed THE EXPRESS,. SATURDAY EVENING; NOVEMBER 7, 1867. thirteen Id another. Me cWzn was 2a. 6d., four tulles dir Yam asd 66, waltisg. Deputy Stews—Hs was sot waiting for me; I wee waiting for him. Complaisaat—Yrban I told you I had waited, you laid to zoo, Waiting is no th ing to do with me." Defeadant—l can prove that he did not wait a single in stant, became directly the cab came to the door in 1 jumped, and was driven off. _ . The Lord Mayor Do you sok for en adjournment to en able ou to produce evidence t—Yes, my lord , I admit the distairee, but I dispute the dd. for 'waiting. f don't rare a bathing about the half-crown he crime, only he kicked up each a row at my door and went on any how. C .topliduant—You never do pay cabmen their proper fire, but you're in the box this time. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—As the defendant asks for an adjourn ment of the came he must yoy the complainant half-a-crown. Defendent—What for, may I mit ? The Lord Mayor—The complainant's day's expellees. defendant—What before the me is proved I The Lord Ideyor—Yes, the act of t rys so, sad understand the ammo= has been served three days. T . h. defendant, with much reluctance, handed the coo- m plainent half-a-crown, end the cams me adjourned. Ala di 1. a notorious thief, was chair 1 with anUsg • IL box orterning tea umbrellas, of the value of 31.10 a., from IL one of Pick lord's vans se it wee paring through Sizerlem as Samuel Even., policeman No. VA, clearly proved the ems py =the primmer, wbo vem fully committed for trial to the fro Criminal Cour U. et. GUILDHALL. R i artorrasios UT KIINIUZ LEM OJT. I MlNledi wee nought up on the charge of em larmlag the ems 46L belonging to Mears. Baker 2: end Ca, et Binsiegbras, Ms seeders. The primer it append pee bimalt lute custody, when Si. ! be delivered the following stakemeen in writing " Wil- l‘ Irma Mennen -My employees' place of brinom la Cecil- M. street. Birmingham (Oa. Baker a rm Co.) armada Z' from Birmingham, Feb. 13, 1864, and received Sir the Ira • check for 4.5 f. 11s. from Mr. Pollock, ironmonger, irmallterook- N. • arta, Birmingham, on the 11th of February, and asimil M. • the ems on Monday morning, the 13th, at the Midland Cessiss Beek, Birmingham 1 forged a check, end paid la the mese to Ma Baker, instead of the money I received; LL Jobs Tomlinson, Naiad Bridge, Birmingham ; oleo Thant- is Fos and Ben'., merchants, Bradford-street, Birm 9 The knet ineenni WI. 16s. 6d. ; the second 161. odd. hits is Laden I meind reran from . Wright and Co., Fa- 11, 1 cdrmelk-street, end also from Aubin Chapin'e, of Bt. Mary ft Arm 1 lined a bill in July or August, DIU, and gave the igi meg to Ma,. Jacobs, 12, Upper Maylebonastreet, whin m, I lodged. Mrs. Tucker, of a public-house in Little College- IS Warminster, knows Mr. Daher end the whole et IL thil • Also Mr. Avery, whom Mrs. Tucker will tell yen when to end." 11. Ablesmen Humphrey asked him why he had done thle ? The reamer said he ad been induced to appropriate this tie ream is osupport his wife and child, who were nun deed. IS ! Humphrey asked what he had duns for a le Priersm said lie had been brought up to no trade, end gg laving 101 l entry kind through hie misconduct, he was at Sr. anent ran*. a. The prisoner was tlem remanded, for hie employer to be Ile' coramunicsad SOUTHWARK. 171 TITFLAVOINO • RITIMITtNO JAM Baker, • young fellow about 18 years of age, true ft, brought before Mr. Burnham charged with having committed ee the following fraud ou Sergeant Anthony Coyne, of the 3rd Surrey Mil itia, and Sergeant Quinlan, of the Eaet India 1 1 1 Company's Artillery. 11. &mint Coyne maid that on the previous day the pri ewe ewe to him et the Rendezvous, and pronted si self no • volunteer for the militia. Wilms* silted him 111. einiber be bed formerly enlisted in her Maar the IL girt talk Clemstmes service ; and on hie hi the 1 Zrbe entellel ; but, perinea to list to r; ...16.0.1.11... he edvanced him slums* it re- at. Indimmie via\ imp supplied to him. ?hi enowit was et. le he debelmi be the 10e. bay Ake le wild Iwo imbed Om Wag sworn in. As muse be Nee& him 118 Odor wort kit diet moss, Chnkin wee peewit en with ream* mmii Net the piers belbi eel and ran s away. Wilms, however, weird kiwi, end brought of him leek, den Weiss Men sa having en =ri . milted with him; 11Nelbre, a• • pro the recruiting WS, sad • caution to ouch " is Om rfamar,_ir_ save him into custody. Afrme Miami Ns NEON ON bat* it bad become • g ammo gene the Ilar yews min Mr Os ioner to enlist la lisle* ee Meg Team Cowmen's merviee,and, after receiving * Os shag, moths( thoinalits in the militia, when they 10 awstral wa. bounty. As ems me that wam spent they got sllleld sod joined the Ismer swim, or that the midis ma Maid am of the In itilleg• He therefore wished ter Ills be known that web characters could be severely Had not Sergient Quinlin been in court the to ealtimid Iwo been mem hi for the toditia and received it , lwroarie d the slug after that he would have joined lq the MN leNa Oemsmeire The shear melt hetes pat up to the trick by soother rani at the Itimamavesa, end be did not think it wee any ,„„ bans. en be we soon going to whop the wpm iu India. clue He mere to stick to the army. Wotan mid that the prisoner came to him about Oren previously end enlisted in the East India Com pri" • musky. Ile gave bisi the enliethig shilling, sad toil him le eons to this court to.day, to be morn in. Wit- t, mate eteskiered him • lawful recruit. The primate maid he was quite willing to join Sergeant 2 Quinlan at owe. Mr. Burchsm told him that aa the two sergeants were Y to court he should not punish him or send him for trial, but deliver him up to Quinlan. He wee, however, liable to be r „ severely punished, and he hoped it would act am • maths to others not to attempt a similar trick. MARKETS FOR MANUPACTCREB. MANCHESTER, Nov. O. IFt On Tuesday (Toning we head to repOrt • very 10 mile= state of the publie mind, sad es tweeetieg Magus- : lion of businees, with lower gad mere inaphr pekes These features berme shievesinle sere marked; sad they te were further aggravated es Thusaby y the Americas N advice.. and still more by the slimes is the rate of dis count to 9 per cent. This shaft maitre, though not on- ." espected, has imparted no small &gees of intensity to the a universal feeling of cantiousnees. Ever, body ie more strongly Impressed with the prudence, indeed the necessity, sl of abstaining from purchase as much ass pseible at the present moment. To see that their liabilities, and COMO. trendy their deka, are rapidly narrowing, is wh at all pestles are most solicitous about. Business is, tharellarb, pretty ussoly at a dead lock ; and, as to prices, we are *trey war ip ranted in repeating the phrase that "they me merely g nominal," for, indeed, quotatioas mem to be almost out of go the question. It is, however, otathis that terms obtained by • mammal on Tuesday cannot now be repeated. Spinners and manufacturers aresow eceapelled resift to : s e lessen their production. In every this Is being tarried out, in varying degrees, sad • grist= im has been given to it the tat two days. There is no sympathy here with the pretests assist the N restrictive measure of the Bank of England, whidt ere sad to he got up amongst am of the Liverpool sod Obeagoa 011fc.hants. It is seen that these measures are necemery, a sot only for the safety of the Beak, but in order to mast is Mfrrultimate injury to our commerce than any to which NI aybe subjected by this very savers regimen. Ws Owl U that ear espitalles an almost to • man sveree to thy savries niazatios, which can only epees us present strbg by s =4/ • great deal of incurable unsoundness for mars p development on another and en early day—an vs- si madmen which natural laws are just now attacking is N their elm rough but wholesome Nation. A stern adheres. .„ 28 to a Need principle is quite compatible with • 'Unseen to .• =enabling any bask or raireustile house that la le tat to get through • Nftle of temporary difficulties, es wham from the immediate anaablesees of usquestiosable N 111110111/01111.—Ibmkster GUelliiel• of this day. Mann or LEEDS, NOV. 6.—The woollen trade canderass emendingly fat, with Dula peeped of any favour. I : obis &maga Scarcely any buyers bays been in the town g awing the alma 1/01111, end the mite elated in the weft• g hags gals= quite lasignidouit. The weather,cesiihnela se mad end egg, shwa se genial as spring, issterialty alma hag fiesses/ my water goods am tall either by whoa► sale errata Every toe is complaining. Noo&epnriou lib the =hes esserred saga the memorable year of 1647. We solos gm, a esommoial panic, but trade has during the het few wogs ragawly got woe.. and muss, until at ee manufacturing local =lt is nosy In th may bed. im a m r d e ld 'lle are sot, on an ammo, am- Eil6lol dap a week ; in soma hugeness there is a core. semallesigt work. In every direction the heavy cloud emeheings semmercial affairs grows darker and astory Them Is eimoseg• bright spot viable—nearly all is gloom. It is pelNyag a dram that algid all this gloom end asspendisecy there le every confidence in the stability and sonedges of the sessmerce of this town. Thee have been es hr amours abet respecting gay one; nor • single them a any of the surrounding darken : secepling • sera menandarer a the vicinity of Bradford. This I. wltheee hug the throb et the prudence which bee been airehei by Oa imelleata red menufacturers of We em in the swains &wag the hat twelve moat* sad they re saw wfth arose sod comparative composure to wale the prig arrow—Zersh Newry of ale day, &UTZ Or MUM 11l BlBS•er.—As tar ae WAWA be assinell ter ..masse ered menebetneere epthae, tep the preseth be here i beeaelightly tathivad la the aide et the at* vide le m ewe wida- rend diary la they ram beallwa W wee oath* day, wed we three tall emanate he lita delemat, that for 1110 Pia dl maths *me law eat been a kw* which peseed it awe eidate =l"be veer as the bras bee esseed be Beth" end eggs= te gee been essakettra resitered, new the is thithr doom whe were the eispel wan to magrein appehmelem. We papa to my, sewer, ea • won* D** arreild with thr myth brads, Is ea thwthed hues prpeedul parrot. The beads ere ft the enema el WANE. end the mesa are mid to heathy to lan eat emply aethchwt, Inky maid be thread. der Orb minim A email buss be Belga is eau aperled as Ming seetintabal to the pre, ba it se Whig— A* le the ersest of 11.0001.—thet ht has nquirsi *el little elluelleme4lerfset Itertery. 6HA8.3 LISIS-1818 DAY. Two o'CLOOlt. The railway share market to-day is a little firmer. rs. Ina few cases prices are quoted abmt per cent. It better than they closed yesterday. Business, how ever, is very dull. London and North-Western , stock is now quoted 94 to ; Greet Western, r t 48 to 4; 'Midland, 81 to ; Lancashire and s t . Yorkshire, 91 to ; London and South Western, 19 ... 431 to t per share ; and on Counties, 104 to 4. r t . Canadian shares remain dull. In foreign deecrip time there is little change. s sa e. OIDDIAZY /MAIM AND ROM. lawny.. 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We should advise ell last are in this plight, if called on to pay high rates, to *caned loons for very abort ode, sad than tide over their dia nthus ix a 'ban TWa t der of drip cant toot kug. limey will pu.nat y b&sap enaegb. At this time large sew mat bare eatlonslated and be in the osaspis' handa on trans mount. For things not to be eveld4 these mon an, sad no doubt will, be and. Pressing skims to &bamboos may be ttsd by tiros sorptuass, and we have no doubt sbasvAa would not caged to have their dividend' paid a month or two attar the visa times, or la two or men puts with intervals, nem than arldlothe corn ponies within row of introit, which to pots would dindahh their dividend., rod :edam the value of their ----.. , WAY TnAFFIF.—The trine returns of rail way* In the United Kingdom, for the week ending °ember $l, anoweled he 4644461., and for the wrier et Let Ter to 449,6404., showing we Increase rl d alr i ti rione .. kr the eight railways luring their twit in the amounted, for the week end ing as gown le 190, end in the oonmro week *that year to 191,7131., ehotriaa ade . 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The funds opened rather more flatly this morning, owing to the very unfavourable Bank return; but a purchase of 80,0001. stock for account of the Court of Chancery has since given animation to the market, and prices are now quoted j per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The other departments of the Stock Exchange remain i dull. Consols for money and next Tuesday opened at 881 to 1, rose to 881 to 1, and are now quoted 88: to /. The Throe per Cent. Reduced are marked 87: to ; ; the New Three per Cents., 871 to 88 ; Bank Stock, 211 ; and Exchequer Bills, 265. to 18s. dim. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 87 to I, being firmer. In other respects the foreign stock market is dull. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked 961 ; Dutch Four per Cents., 971 ; Granada Active Bonds, 171; Mexican, 181 and 181; Sardinian Five per Cents., 89; and Turkish ' Guaranteed Four per Cents., 961. /Iva. MINUTES PAST/TWO. Console have improved to 88; for money and Tuesday. The discount market is very unsettled. In most quarters the rate; are considerably above theme of the Bank, and the caution of discounters is in creasing. At the Bank itself there was yesterday an unabated demand for money—a feature of consider able im , considering the recent unprece dentedadvance in the rate, and the smallness of the reserve. Amongst the more favourable features affecting the money market must be classed a decided im provement in the continental exchanges. It is also thought that the extraordinary state of monetary affairs may tend to check the disposition to remit silver to India. The severity of the pressure is beginning to excite a movement en the part of the mercantile commu nity. At Glasgow on Thursday a most influential meeting of merchants and millowners was held, and a deputation of six gentlemen, including the Lord Provost, the Dean of Guild, Mr. Buchanan, M.P., and some others of the first men in the city, was ap pointed to proceed to London and wait upon govern ment. The deputation, we believe, arrived in Lon don last evening. The object of their mission is to state to government that credit in Glasgow is para lysed, and that the mass of workpeople thrown out of employment, who already number several thou sands, will be vastly increased unless some measures of commercial relief can be devised. They will therefore, it is understood, urge upon government the advisability of suspending some of the Foci /AMU of the Bank Charter Act, as was done in 1847. Movements with a similar object may be shortly looked for in other districts. Paris adviees allege that the bullion in the Bank of France, which lately fell to 7,600,0001., is now little below eight millions sterling. In the last re turn it was stated at 9,022,0001. The next return will be published next Friday morning. It is stated that the railway companies, which are in want of funds, will be assisted by the Bank of France, and will be prevented from placing new bonds on the market. A sum of 18,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation to Cadiz by the steamer Tagus, which will leave Southampton to-day. On the other hand, the Bank bought about 6,0001. in gold. The steamer Baron Osy arrived in the Thames on Thursday from Antwerp, with about 30,0001. in silver. - The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were extraordinarily irregular, but all much higher. The chief advance was in the rates on Hamburg, Holland, Frankfort, Vienna, and Belgium. In all cases wide prices were quoted, according to the difference in the quality of the bills. The current rates may be given u follows, viz. : Amrerdam, three months, 12.01 to 1; do., short, 11.16 to 17 ; Ronadam, three months, 12.01 to 1; Antwerp, three months, 26.621 to 71; Hamburg M.'s Banco, three months, 13.11 to 121 ; Pans, three days' sight, 26.30 to 40; ditto, three month; 26.85 to 96; Frankfort-on-the-Mains, three month., 120 to 121 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 34 to t ; Vienna, eff. Flo, three months, 10.48 to 62 Trieste, ditto, three montha, 10.60 to 4; Medrld, thre e months, 48 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 49 b; ; Leghorn, three months, 29.60 to 60 ; Genoa, three months, 26.90 to 26 ; Naples, three months, 411 to 421; Palermo, three months, 1251 to 1261 ; Marina, three months, 1261 to 1261; Lisbon, 90 days, 62 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 62t to 1. A telegram from St. Petersburg states that further parcels of gold to the amount of 130,000 half-im perials, or about 120,0001., are coining forward. The exchange on London was quoted sq to 1 d., and the price of tallow 180 ro. The quantity of tallow shipped up to date was 103,000 casks. In considering the American advises, the public must not forget that certain of the New York jour nals are mere organs of the speculators for lower prices. Some of the articles which have appeared during the present panic contain the most monstrous exaggerations. The fourth half yetrly dividend, at the rate of 10s. Bd. per cent., u now payable on Equador Con solidated Bonds. A dividend of 201. has been deducted, on the Paris Bourse, from the price of Lyons and Mediterranean shares, 20f. on the Eastern old shares, and 131. 20c. on the new shares. The fall in the produce markets has this week made considerable progress. The subjoined weekly summary is from Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson: The high rata ruling for money has mend extreme lo pension in the produce markets, and the isles made have been at considerably reduced quotations. The sales of mr have gone off very heavily, and of the quantity offered but little has been disposed of at a fell of 44 to ss. per cwt. To day not any has been brought to auction. Co ff ee, on Tues day, went at le. to 24. advan ce for plaatation Ceylon, but this was not maintained at this day's salsa, nearly all the quantity submitted being taken in. Saltp&a has declined fully 51. to 6s. per cwt. Rice is dull of sale and lower. Nutmegs have gone at 2d. to 3d., and pimento and clone fully Id. per lb. in favour of buyers. Tea has suffered from the general depression. It will be noticed that the Bank returns, which are published in detail below, extend, under the new arrangement, to Wednesday, the 4th inst., and, con sequently, include a period of eleven days. The changes which have taken place during those eleven days are exhibited in the following statement, viz.: Circulation bums • 522,422,060 Decrease 5830,046 Circulation active 20,266,745 %creme 600,480 Public dimwits Other deposits Government securities is bulking department . 10,120,104 Decrease 134,437 Other securities in bankUir department 22,628,251 Increase 2,223,654 Coin and banks in both deparentets Seven day end other bills 813,197 Demme 6,246 The Rest Notes in reserve .... 2,165,315 Decrease 1,330,625 In view of the heavy decrease in the reserve notes, the still more important increase in the secu rities, and the heavy decline in the coin and bullion, no surprise can be felt at the stringent policy enforced by the Bank. The reserve of notes is now little more than two millions. The increase in the securities is ex clusively in the "other securities," the government securities held by the Bank having somewhat diminished. The addition to the " other deposits " indicates that many persons borrowed money of the Bank merely for the sake of holding it at their own disposal. RADIX 07 ENGLAND..4a AMNIA pmelat be the Aetlll sae 71101... 11. ter the Irak ead las ea Oatmeal'. Oet n. Mt teMSOMPAMIMM .11.0:011 i Qom:me Debt 5t1715. 70 Ogee Sea -' s MOAN UAW /1.710.716 1 heid_ _Ws DOM UAW Met Bel .. 01,710.763 Ti # RI ei • I it. M. • SL, we $4 N 4411 Si. Pi I g‘ iii. Ili V NW it. i NI OL vu w IL a. slf i IJS semi 1,1 Ns et. 1 1 1 iSi ni a* I ii. loi •Ma WWI Nor. 1.1857. SLUM,* .!{1.A0{...--._ E .0.........„.0.0 Gomm,* Ilratilx ti z a $47"11 r i ss ed 4 ""l .. diti . . PON VI Om et X mil b....mew AI NAB ada.ad Nom beri .. macs , aw WsiWiii. l44 ll32l --- tu.24.44$ I =. ua. N. MARSHALL. m 4 MAIM Of MNOLAND —Re Awas. mow.% le the OA Tth ssi Vi 6. 6 31. 'Mt the week weer es et simpler. Nom h. Ma non 111•111117 T. puma ram. e... t u r /0.1.016.114 °thaw Gold Cote as 4 POWs LOWS. =w.r.r......... , • Pumas SLIIIIII9 VIInZTIMIT agile_ 414.413.840 099.4.9.4.441 84.4.1414. Amon.) Z 10,120,194 Other 84.9.1.194 1.4.44 ,—., .. _ 7,166,31 6 0.91.401 TM. AWOL 4.871.9.4 Odd sa• EMI Oft = da. D. =4.64i i 891 .11 .1117 ....1.4.454.310 L 36,414.390 . Y/118HALL. Chid 0.491... FRIDAY Zywrms. The funds to-day experienced some very severe fluctuations. At an early period of the morning, prices exhibited a reduction of about I per cent., and although the increased investments of the public in duced a partial rally, the market was held in check during the greater part of the day by a supply of stock on banking account. The Bank of England are understood to have been compelled by the paucity of their resources to sell, as well as to raise loans upon, government stock. Owing to the supply of stock from various serum, the rates charged for carrying over the accounts of speculative holders of Consols to the Bth of Decem ber have advanced to 81 to 91 per cent per annum. In the afternoon, however, owing to an unfounded rumour that the Directors of the Bank of England had applied to government for power to extend their issues of notes beyond the legal limit, the funds evinced considerable buoyancy, the closing quotations of yesterday being even reco vered. Sales being again pressed on this rise, the market finally left off 1 per cent. worse than yester day. These latter operations were based upon the knowledge that the forthcoming return will show the Bank to be in the most straitened position that has been known since 1847. Despite the state of the money market, however, the belief that a con tinuance of the pressure will induce a relaxation of the Bank Act tends powerfully to avert panic, and to support the fund,. Carman for money and next Tuesday, which closed yesterday at 881 to 1, were quoted before 11 o'clock this morning 87f, varied for a short time between 88 to 4 and 871 to 88, and then reached 884 to I. After a fresh fall to 87/ to 88, a rebound to 881 to 1 took place, and at 4 o'clock the quotation was 881 to 1. For the Bth of December the price opened at 884 to 1, and closed at 88/ to 89. The " continuation" has risen to 9-16 to 1 per cent., or equal to 8/ to 94 per cent. per annum. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87/, 88/, 88, 881; ditto, for account (10th Neir e ir ec t 87/, 88/, 88 4 , 88, 881. Three per Cents. 87, 861, 871, 864, 871, 871. New Three per Cents., 871, 4 , a, 4, A, t• Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 1 15-16. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981; ditto, 1859, 974, 97. Exchequer Bills have sustained an important fall, owing to some large sales, attributed to banking account. The closing quotation was nominally 25e. to 15e. discount, showing a fall of ss. to 10s. since yesterday. The market was unsteady and irregular. India Bonds were also more offered, and were sold at 40s. discount. Some parcels of Exchequer Bonds were likewise thrown upon the market, at depre ciated rates. Turkish Six per Cents were flatter to-day, but the reduction finally established did not exceed per cent., the closing quotation being 861 to 87. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. fell 1 to 1 per cent., closing at 961 to 4. Mexican, Spanish, and some other descriptions were more offered, and this department of the Stock Exchange was generally rather flat. American railway securities to-day were dull. Those of the Illinois Central and New York Central companies were more offered, and weaker. Bank shares to-day were flat, and in a number of cases prices were quoted lower. Crystal Palace Preference and Peel River shares were also flat. London General Omnibus closed at 3 to 31 per 41. share. London Dock stock was marked 99. Canadian Government Six per Cents declined per cent. to-day. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. Business in the market for home mining stocks this morning has been very languid. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. The inquiries are limited, end prices are nominally unaltered. _ _ . . . The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) have been dealt in at 14 ; and Mexican and South American Smelting at ss. (101. shares). Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday Alfred Consols, IR, 16,15, 16i, 141, 161, I. I, 16,15, 155, 16 ; East Easewarne, 265., 275. Ern Russell, 40e., 42a. 6d., 395., 40s, 465. • Lady Bath ; 22a. Gd., 23 5 . 6t1., 235., 235. 6d. ; Sortridge Consols, 2 1-16, g ; Wheal Trelawney, 24.243. Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The metal market participates in the grmaral Interruption of affairs caused by the monetary reetnctions, and prices of all metals are weak with the exception of copper. In copper there is a steady business doing, although necessarily limited, and in icon bars and nail rods a few orders have been given out by pestles desirous of buying at the lower rate* ; this may also be said of tin platen, but in lead, speller, an d tin,. operations have been few and inconsiderable. Tin ex grezil a further decline in English of 34 per ton on y last. FIIIDAT EVENING. In the home mining stock market to-day the transactions were generally limited, but there were inquiries for shares in Wheal Mary Ann, Par Con sole, Alfred Consols, and Eut Russell. In the Min ing Exchange the dealings in the two latter stocks were upon a considerable scale. Great South Tolgus sod Tincroft shares were flatter. Par Consols shares were last quoted 201, to 21i ; Wheal Mary Ann, 49 to 50 ; Alfred Consols, 15 ; and East Rose warne, 255. to 275. 6d. COMMEBOIAL AND MAREBTS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady to-day, at the following quotations: —Town tallow, 665. nett oath; Petersburg Y.C. on the =t3a. ; October and Dumber, 6245. 9d. ; January and 624. MARKET ATZILLOZB:—Town TdMw, 5e... ed.; fat by ditto, 2.. Hid. yellow Russian, 545. 6d.; melted stuff, 425.; rough ditto, 26 .. 6d. ; tallow graves, 175.; good drip, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alterattoo. Prima meadow hay, 665. to 20s. ; motor ditto, 72.. to 80s. ; iatr der ditto, 60s. to 60s. ; rowan, 60a. to 60s. ; clovor, 86s. to 1100 s.; wad oat, 20s. to 89s. ; straw, 265. to 30a. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Fruit and vegetables generally are sufficient for the de mand. Dutch grapes have slightly advanced in price. Peers code* chiefly of Marie Louise, Glom Moro an, Bucher* CAngonleme, Crassane, Jean de Witte, and ChaunioataL Large importations of foreigproduce also continue to arrive. There is still • supply of elterts, which fetch from 30s. to 34e. per 1001 be. Kent oohs continue good; prim range about tho mime ma lest week. Barcelona nuts fetch 22a. per buebel, and Beadle, No ditto. Oranges from Madeira and continue to make their appearance. Among veer. Oporloe are French beans and cauliflowers, the latter ,rea ing from 2a. 6d, to 3s. dd. per dozen. Cucumbers are pint ail. Spanish onions may now be had at from le. to 2a. 6d. per dozen. Potatoes are greatly diseased. Cut flowers con sist of orchids, awdenira, heliotropes, geraniums, violets, mignonette, heat., paruaillsa, chrysanthemums, and room ?SUIT. Apidamar lb., 46 to di I Pm% Pr dd.. 16 Id PI Gram; Per AL, Ls to 4, Lamps. pw doP, Is to la Psalm, par dos., 36 to 66 I 166. 1 0 4 Meier. Is le e I Filbert., par 10611 P. 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