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remove him from her. She was in the greatest distract Her friends thought she was married to the prisoner. The primmer—Did 1 not otter to take you home yesterday ! The oompleieent—line, but you said that you would rari a knife into me, end oho took fearful oaths that you *mild murder use. Mr. Barker End the defendant 31., or in default of m enet 21 days' bard labour in the House of Correction. The prisoner was locked up in default. SOUTHWARK. RAILWAY THIEVLe. Vi:abeth Cambell and Eli.xtbe,th Calloway. fashionably. Jresaed young women, were brought before Mr. Combat by Detectivevergeant Holmes, of the H division, charged with sttemptiog to pick pockets in the booking office of the North Kent Railway terminus, London-bridge. Sergeant Holmes, an officer specially employed by the South Esatern Railway Company, said that about 20minutes to 7 o'clock on the previous evening he saw the prisoners niter the main station together. They walked on the plat f,rm, and then passed into the booking-office of the North Kent lice, which was tolerably full of passengers, male • female. Calloway left her companion and went moor :he crowd, who were purchasing thew ticket'. She returned ;a a few minutes, and after handing something to Cambell left her rain. He then watched her carefully, and sew Calloway deliberately lift up a lady's shawl sod put her right hand into the lady's dress pocket. While she woe doing that Cambell went hurriedly np to her and polled her away, she having evidently seen witness watching them. Witness then went up to the lady sad asked her if she had lest anything, and after feeling her r ockets she replied that she had not. He then followed the primmer', and with the assistance of another officer secured them. They denied all knowledge of each other, but Neworoas tickets were found on them of consecative num bers, which showed that they were totals together. °Array here said that she never made any attempt to pick anybody's pocket. In fact, there were too many people about. As foe the other prisoner, they were per feet strangers to each other. The other prisoner also denied all knowledge of Calloway. filer. Combo asked if they were known ! ^ Sergeant Saunders, of the A division, said he knew them both as notorious pickpockets. They bad been charged and convicted at the Worship-street polies-rust for picking pockets at Horton. Sergeant Holmes also said he bad known the prisoners es companions of thieves ; consequently he wee induced to watch them se soon as they entered the railway premier. Mr. Combs had no doubt r to their avocation, and sentenced each to three mouths' herd labour for frequent. jig a railway station for the purpose of oottunittmg a felony. The prisoners were then removed. MISERABLE DEATH IN A COPPER-HOUSE. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) ThM morning Mr. IL Rases Walthew, the demity.earoner for East Middlesex, bald an inquest et the and Drive Tavern, a ge 58 Shad well, leg the death of John Perry. aged 58 years, who died from exposure and starvation, at the Temporance Coffee-house, No. 14, Highldreet, 81tedwelL The deceased was • coil whipper, and through Mame bad been compelled to seek relief at the Stepney Union. He was unable to work, end had suffered great privations. He bad latterly lodged with one of his friends, who gave him the share of a bed. On Thursday night last he went to ro bed , sod when bus copanion awoke be found demised is ausible. A moononger no for medical madame, bat life was extbict. ROM, the divisional medical officer, mid that the deceased died from congestion of the leap, accelerated by exprieure to the cold and want of prover food. Mr. Haan, the sammoning offioer, said that the room where the deceased died was in a wretched condition, and the coffee-boar, which was frequented by aoalwhippers, was not a hammed lodging-house, although it ought to be registered according to the art of parliament. The deputy emcees remarked as the ease, when The jury returned a verdict to the effect " That the de mised died from cougestiou of the Map, sooelenAed by an ymore and want." IMPENDING SACRILEGE, (From PowA.) It is intended to remove from Westminster abbey the saws of the illustrions dead that rest within the precincts of that venerable edifies, and re-inter than at Sessal:grees: The Giving anaceumniment is ons which, if there were ray truth in it, would astonish the satires, who owe alle giance to Qum Victoria, eassidirably ; sad would also noewhat amass torsi/oars, em those who account us arillet o! any brutality. them, will the British public, aid other publion wherever there are any, and where there are sops, what will retardates aid princes say to the anoexid stationed ex tracted from the columns of • cootomporary ? "Tan Dram:lnarrou or BLINHILL-Flims BtIRIAL4.IOOI,D. —This ground formed au of the three gnat Aside Messily kluging to the manor of Finebruy Farm, sod the knee for 1,000 years, sow held by the megaliths, will expire is 1867, wises the property reverts to the 1 Com mission's*. The burril.ground, sines the year 1664, has been the great cemetery for Nosoonfeemiate, sod here rut the bones of John Bunyan, tbs anther of ' Pilgrim's Pro gress ; George Fox, tbe founder of the Society of Friends; Dr. Daniel W il liams, founder of the library in &deices street ; Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Croons ; Dr. haso Watts; Joseph Riteon, the antiquary ; Thomas Stn. hard, R. A. Patrick Colqnhoun, LL.D., Rather of 'Our System of P olio. ; and other well.knwn literary men, besides those of the Buxton,. Sollys, Travers, Fallen, Roberts. Motleys, Gibson., Maitluds, and other gnat dissenting funnies. On the ground coming into the pc..- .union of the Ecekriastical Commissioners, it is intended to remove the human remain lying there, and let the ground on building Maass." It is very likely that all that is mortal of John Banyan, except a very small quantity of phosphate of lime, ham evaporated into this air. Bat if any dust is of any weer queue, some rsurect is owing to that of the most famous Jack the Giant Killer, who conquered Giant Doubt and Giant Despair. and bequeathed the story of his victory to age.. And whit% Minoan be said of the relics of that sternal benefactor to boyhood who created Robinson Cryan, and survived the @Minot Pope ? What's in a name, if thews' of Watts, and the logic which hu memori s ed it, and the pealmody which bus consecrated it, cannot obtain maiden- Um for his grave? Is there no sanctity in the tomb of Stogie* a painter—sod not also a plumber and glacier We cannot be sure that the verses inscribed es ask- Infareh suceuluent, deprecating the distarbaaces of his bones, and end to have been written by himself, were really composed by the parish clerk. There is reason, therefore, to suppose that the greatest of mankind at tached some importance to the chrysalis shell whence the butterfly had down. His jedgment, coinciding with the comma gee.- mint of humanity, should give us pause in the idea, could we entertain it, of dislodging the residue of great spirits from Peet's Career. The dust of genius, too, has conse crated the burial-ground of Beskill.fields. However, the Ecclesiastical Commisdonerg, se each, will not recognise that oonseeratioe, which is ell that the die @eaten? cemetery has. Its for the diameters themselves, in the first place, to care for the conservation of the apt. ohne of their fathers. It has been suggested that they should devote a portion of their large Biosetesery Memorial Fund to the purchase of the freehold. They will be helped by many who, regarding of the creed, respect the memory of the gifted , learned, the venerable, if quaint and prim, and rather pigheaded old nonconforming. Like other intramural cemeteries, let the burial-ironed of Bun hill.6elds be coeverted into • garden, in which the remem. breve of three whose actions " smell sweet and blossom in the dust" shall be graced with the suitable emblems of trees and dowers. FATHER MATHEW iND HIS 'CONVERT& —MT. Maguire, M.P., in his biography of Father Mathew, just published, says that after the good mien bad been speaking one day le Golden-lane, Barbican, to crowds of Irish, emend hundreds heat to receive the P and won them the Duke of Norfolk, thers le tn Arundel and Surrey. Mathew asked the earl if be had given the subject sufficient redaction. "Al ! Father Mathew !" replied his noble convert, "do you sot know that I bed the happiness to realms Holy Communion from you this morning at the altar of Chelsea Chapel ? I have reflected on the promise lam about to make, and I thank God for the resolution. trusting to the Divine Goodness for Grace to persevere." Tears rolled down his cheeks u he uttered these words, with= evidenceof genuine emotioe. He thee repeated the f of the pledge. Father Mathew embraced him with delight. pronounced • solemn benediction "es him and his," and invested him with the medal. Mr. Maguire says that the earl continued faithful to the pledge, and " it was not until many years after that, at the command of his medical advisers, he substituted moderation for total eh 'Vassal." One nolilernan epee whom his influence wen lees encosedel was Lord Brougham. " I drink very little wine," said his lordship " only half • glass at luacheoa and two half (bum at dinner ; and though my medical advisers told me I should increase the quanta?, I Pr forest to do so." "They are wrong, my for dye ing you to Morisse the quantity. sod you are wrong in taking the small quantity you do, but I have my hopes of you " And so bin lordship was in vested with the silver medal and ribbon. " I will keep it," said his lordship, "and take it to the Hosea. whirr I dual be sure to meet obi Lord the worse for limier, and I will put it on him." He was ea good as his word, and meeting the vegetable peer who was so calibrated for his potations, he said, "Lord —, I have • present from Father Mathew for von." and passed the ribboa rapidly over his neck." "Theo I tell you what its, Brougham, I will keep sober for this night," soul hi e lordship, who kept his row, to the greet unauseent of his friends. The new sheriff of Southampton is Mr. David Davies, of the Hebrew race. He enjoys so me p. aa jt ar pity lams in the Jewish synagogue on account of his claim to be of the tribe of Aaron. Mr. Davis is a liberal. Previous to hie elegiacs se sheriff on •Meaday, Mr. Ereanael, • Hebrew sad a conearaitive, was sontinated with another candidate, but the votes for each being equal, two !rub candidates had to be aoesiestst, one of whom wan Mr. Davis, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, twi3 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE LIVERPOOL MEETING.-;THIS DAY.) HANDICAP HURDLE RACE Two miles. Reporter, Pot Pourri, Gladiator, Soothsayer, Rapistre, Ihrgery, South Australian, Borman, Moueetrap, Arm. grove, Baron of Avon, tied True Heart ere hers. Pen) Fourarr.—Deception. AINTREE PLATE. Ow mile.. . . - - Manning Votoio, Despair, My Mari, Sehoolm rese is Flower Safety, Sore-, Lady of the Isles, and = Doodreery are ben. FLYING HANDICAP. Huff-mile. Lady Clifdeu, Miss Juba, Csunenno, Musa Livmptone, Queen of Trumps, Bernice, Mousetrap, Weteail, Gamma, Queen Elizabeth, Charming Woman, Poland, Parfaits, Cutler, Pupil, La ly of the Isles, Boehm, Amazooian, New. church, achooltnistress, and Jack's Alive are hers. PAID Foarerr.- Exchequer, P.ddy O'Rourke, Antipodes, East Sheen, and Liston. KNOWSLEY NURSERY STAKES. Half a mile. 1;1;d of the West, Alpheus, Faueoisherg, Practitioter, Rothschild, Catairsy,Oottlederalist, Contractor, Lady Mary, Feensaught, Jane Shore, The Tyke, sad Rose are here. PAID Foentrr.—Farolturst and Dagen. JUVENILE STAKES. T.Y.C. Alpheus, Jane Shore, Elijah, mid Orphans are here. UNION BANE OP AUSTRALIA.-(ram DAY.) A special general meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock at the olSees of the book, 38, Old Broad-street, Mr. R. Swore in the chair, " for the of considering the propriety of repealing the 35th cTua r Ti s i e f the company's deed of settlement, so far as it limits the anima by which the capital of the company may be in ceased to the sum of 1,000.0001., and of resolvieg that the existieg capital of 1,000,0C3/. shall be further iecressed, and to pan such resolutions as may be thought neosmiry to terry the same into effect." The Stomata read the report of the directors. It com menced by referring to the position of the oompay at the Crtof the last half-yearly meeting, as set forth e d report, and then said that a neat asininattos of the 6eascial affairs of the compsey showed them be be in a very satisfactory position. New e ipiesl wee, however, requisite to provide adequately for the development of the business of the bank, and hence the propmal now to be laid before the meeting. It was proposed to issue 10,000 sew shares of 151. mob, at a premium of 20/. per share, to be distributed smog the proprietors in the properties of oue sew share for every four old shares held oa the Ist of December next in this cottetry, and on the let of April next in the cassias ; 121. 10s. per share to be payable ea allotmeot, 121. 10s. oo the 15th of February, 101. per shames the 15th of April, and 101. on the 15th et Jene • Ae c sew shares to participate equally with the shares in the dividend which sha/1 become mobilo January, 1865. It was further proposed that N. per cent should be paid es the instalments up to the 30th of Jane art. The CIUMAAN, after expressing his belief of the neon elty of the proposed imams. of espial, and intimating that 75,001 W. was required to reduce the amount at which the beak premises were put down in the books, tamely, 90,0: N., moved a resolution for repealing the 35th clause of the deed of settlement, and hamming the capital of the company in the maser proposed by the directois. In reply to a question, TM Decimals said that to meet the case of small holden it was sootemplated to acne quarter shares, so that the holder of ally two shares would get one quarter sham, and no ea in prosodic". At the saggeetwa of several proprietors, the resolution was amended by being limited to the rimed of the 35th clause, in which form it was carried with only two dim satiate. The Cuanteae then proosed that the capital of the company should be iemeued by 250,0004, making a total aMtal of 1,250,0001. The motion harts( been amoaded, Mx. H. S. Waslienoe mid the wen now asked to increase the capital by 50,00:11. (" No, m -250,0004") He repeated that the increase was 450,0001. (Hem, hear.) If capital was to b eat all it should sot be I. the shape of premiums. He objected also to tie applicatira of 75,0i:3 1 . in raped of tank premiss. What was now prepaid by the hoard me virtually to ram 200,0001. as • reserve food. The effect would be that that ammo% would be rubbed out and disappear. ("Ne. no.") He reminded by moving as an amendment that the capital be increased to an amount sot exceeding 50,G301. After a skirt comultation with his colleagues the chair man siopted the amendment instead of his own propuritam, and it was carried umaimously. The CHAIRMAN then moved a resolution for raising the mpital in the manner suggested in the report. Mr. Wit.La thought the shareholders were entitled to the planinms, and he moved as an amendment that the new shares be issued to the proprietors at a premium of 54 per share, with a new, as he stated, to the addition of 50,0001. to the reserve fund. The amendment was secooded, and ma atimated discuadou was proceeding when our report left. HUDSON y. Slane AND Oman& —The following' daisies ham been given by Sir J. T. Ooleridp : " Whereas by an order of the Lord Meet Justice of the Overt al it s Beech, made by erweent on the Bth day of July, 1863, it was referred to me to may, upon read. beg the pleadiep in this came, the letter-book referred to, and the printed evidence given no the former trial thereof, what, if anything, should be done between the partite and that a get processus should be entered. Now, having mai the pies lingo, letter-book, and evidence, I hereby say sod determine on the matter so metered to me as hereafter follows ; but, ommidering the character and object of this reference, I think it proper to premise that in my opinion a cause of action was proved, not in every parti cular justified, but with so much of extenuation on the one hand, and of provocation on the other, that a verdict with nominal damages only would have been proper to be found by a jury coming to the same conclusion se myself upon the facts, sod that it would not have been equitable that the defendants should have borne the plaintiff's mete; that the order directing the entry of a stet processor has, therefore, in sulatere brought the action to its proper termination at law. Bat, mosideling the relative positions of the parties, and all the circumstaseee, I say and determine that the plaintiff and now surviving defendants shall within one month from the date of this award mutually, and at their joint expense, execute to each other • release of all causes of action, if any, arisen, or supposed to hare arisen, between them. OT any of them, on the Bth or Bth of July. 1862, nod that in the recitsia of the release by the plaintiff shall be earpremed on his pert a withdrawal of any imputation which he may have mule of want of honour or gentlemanly feel. lag in the conduct of soy of the defendants on the (teenier of the days in question, as having been made by him in SOW and without due consideration ; sad, further, I may end determine that the defoodaste shall immediately on the essential of such release by the plaintiff pay to him or his attorney the sum of 501. sterling. As wiles's my hand, this 20th day of October, 1863.—Jong TAYLOR Com:- SIDON " _ _ _ ROMAN CATHOLIC limnriwo.—A public meeting of Roman catholic@ was bold in the Hanover-square Rooms last ermine, for the pumas of promoting the work carried on by the SOallif which conducts the collection of St. Peter'. pence is England. The chair was taken by the Hon. Charles Langdale, who addressed the meeting in support of the came in which it bad hem assembled. Swatches were also made by the Very Rev. (bum Morris. the Very Rev. Canes O'Neal, Sir Gawp Bowyer. Bart, ILP., Mr. Jobs Pope Henneem, Y.P., Lord Fielding, and other. On the platform were the Very Rev. Dr. Manning and a large Dumber of the Roman catholic clergy and leadiog laity of London. Several ..solutions were passed, calling no the Roman catholic body to aid by all mom in their power the collection of St. Peter's penes. especially required io consequence of the heavy lames which bad been unstained by the Pope during the last few years, by means of which his ordinary revenue had been much curtailed. PECULLIMITIEB.—Dr. Berigny com municated to the Academy of Sansone • curious instance of hereditary pal midaetylism in a family, in which thereat-great grandmother had the third and fourth toes of her right foot webbed together. She had seven children, four daughters mid three sons, none of whom presented th e same anomaly. One of these &Lighters, however, gave birth to • girl whose middle and third fingers of the right hand wan webbed like her grandmothers' toes; and one el her sisters bad a boy and • girl having exactly the same peculiarity. One only of the brothers had a son. his eldest out of firs. webbed like his cousins. Here, therefore, the anomaly, which had failed to re-appear in the second generation, re-appears In the third. In an fourth genera tion, the sou, webbed as above described, gets two twin daughters. one of whom has her toes webbed like those of her materoal ancestor, and • boy whose right hand is like his father's. Thus we sae relmictsetylism descending to the fourth generation, always on the right foot or head, and always oo the same toes or corresponding lingers. . - A GAM EK ZSPZR SHOT. —On Saturday morning, the 31st ult.. a game watcher named Hiles, in the employ al Lord Hawke, was shot by one of a gang of eve poachers, who were to the pursuit of game on the preserves at We menley, near Pontefract. A bill offering 501. reward for the apprehension and conviction of the person who actually Ind the shot was early on the Monday morning printed sad circulated, and in the course of last weak four men, warned Hartley. Shephardeon. Haigh, and Scott, were ap tfied on suspicion of being concerned in the affray. n c t i t two named were Pontefract men, and well known poachers, and each had • fOO the other two were an. armed. They were all brought before the Wentbridge Beach os Monday, when Hiles idestilled Shepherds= as being the mss who shot him. Haigh he also idsatified as a man who calla to his comrade to shoot him, sod wire he bad fallee, sad before they perceived that be had fellow watcher., to " fiaish him." An four were committal to York smiles. The watcher had • marrow swaps. Ho had mesa Mote in his task was through rich teaplw owe tinsel hie nom, we la his 1111101114, and ow is las obis. liaesorouTA/rirßii HOSPITAL, DIVONSWIIRE OQUILII4 aitrente member et p.ti.stl relieved &arise Übe week males Nov. 7 weit—ne 992; soy- OW, 1179 ; WWI, 1,571; of whit! 537 wore mg owe. WARR LIST&--(THI8 DAL) Two Mom The railway market is flat to-day, and most of the principal lines exhibit a reduction, compared with the last prices of yester day. South Eastern stock is prominently heavy, and has receded per cent. Metropolitan, Caledonian, and Great Northern have also declined 1 per cent., and London and North Western, Great Western, and Midland, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 103 t to ; Great Western , 841 to ; Midland, 1271 to 1281 ; Laneashis and Yorks h i re, 1091 to 110 ; Caledonian, 1171 to 118 ; South E astern, 941 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 491 to ; Great Northern, 1251 to 1261 • London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Meiropolitan, 1261 to 1271. East Indian Railway stock is lower, while Madras shows a favourable tendency. Lombardo Venetian shares are enquired for. Copenhagen are officially marked I dis. WOW to 1 p.a. NI r lost not 10 1 00 1 1 I ii 101# # IST }-61 111I} - ~ 1011101 RAILWAY& stAzumis. 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TeL (Um NatalLsod&Cos.oo.(l4 Netloool Dieecouit Nerlo.ploac Do. Now N.Zoalmod T.oadl.(Ual D. Mt. loaSisimiu 0.101.19.. Da Nrw. Otlan. In. Aka. (Llis ; Ottsraaa Gas Pea liver Load• Min hob. AM ONo► Att [ De. T+gi r Po1111.(L, We de la.. City Ft." 1 4 ,0 • • ISAtrioan Mort. In •.(L Tooth Asotronaa tone 11161:0.11/410 Tot &sir L&AR.of Aolt(L.i rrmaotho.Co.r.Cona., I •-• I Tr Dlrsdn's laad MINII&-(THIS DAYJ There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, and prices are well maintained. East Caradon shares are in strong demand at 27f to 28, being 17s. 6d. higher than yesterday. New Rosewarne and Cbiverton are also firmer—the former at 20 to 21, and the latter at 9 to On the other hand, Wheal Seton have receded to 165 to 170. East Corn Bea are quoted 74 tot ; and North Crotty, 54 to 4. In the Stock Exchange Drakewalls have been dealt in at 1f ; East Russell at 7, 71. and 61, showing a fresh rise ; Tincroft, at 19t ; and Wheal Seton, at 165. . . Foreign and colonial mining shires are without change. Creditors of the Brynambor Mining Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the liquidators by the Ist December. From Kest Wheal Russell the following telegram was yosterdaj received from Captain Golds worthy :—" East Russell lode in 120 worth from M. to 601 per fathom. Captain Richards' report will follow. MONEY MA UKEZ-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czoos.. The stock markets have shown heaviness this morning, an idea being entertained that the rate of discount at the Bank of England might be raised ' to-day to 7 per cent. It having been intimated at the Bank, however, that no alteration has been made, the funds have become stronger, and Con sole are now quoted 4 per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Nevertheless, the belief remains that an advance to 7 per cent. is likely to take place either to-morrow or on an early day. Speculative securities, including foreign bonds, are consequently somewhat lower than they were yesterday. Home railway stocks have likewise shown heaviness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rent** were quoted 67fr. 17c., being 4 per cent. higher than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 4, cum div., for money, and 914 to 4, ex div., fur the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, 4 ; ditto for account, 914, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 4, ; Thirty Years' An nuities, 1885, 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 994 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1051; and Exchequer Bills, 91., 4a. die. Mexican Bonds show a decline of 4 to 1 per cent., Spanish Passive and Turkish of 1858 of 4, Turkish of 1854 of 1, andthe Consolidds of 4 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 91 to 92 ; ditto, 1868, 691 to ; ditto, 1862, 704 to ; the Consolidtis, 474 to 481 ; Greek, 304 to ; Mexican, 394 to 1 ; and Spanish Passive, 334 to 34 ; Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian, 64, ex div. ; Brazilian, 1863, scrip, 4, 1 die. ; Dutch Certificates, 100 ; Egyptian, 981, 99 ; ditto second issue, 984 ; Greek, for account, 301, 4 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 144, 15; Italian, for account, 71, ; Mexican, for account, 394, 4, ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 491; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491, 1 ; ditto scrip, 14, prem. ; Russian, 1862, 874, 4,4, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 641 ; ditto, New Deferred, for account, 481 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 331, 1, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for ac count, 13 ; Turkish, 1854, 91; ditto for account, 91; ditto 1868, 694 ; ditto for account, 691 ; ditto, Six per vent, 1862, for account, 701, 71, 704, 71 ; ditto, Six per Cent., 1863, 70 ; Venezuela, of 1862, for account, 564, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 31 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to prem. ; London Financial, 54 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 11 to 14 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 2 to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, 1 die. to par ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to 4 prem.. ; Dis count Corporation, 94 to 10 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 24 to 1 prem. ; Mantz's Metal, to prem. ; National Steam, 41 to 54 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 3 to 4 prem. ; and Australian Land and Mortgage, Ito pram. The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne with 29,490 ounces of gold and 20,000 sovereigns, making a total of 138,000/. The course of the discount market continues to indicate a belief on the part of persons practically engaged in money business that the rates have not reached their highest point. Although the supply of money is considerable, there is an indisposition to lend, and, consequently, in an increased number of instances the business transacted yesterday was done subject to the Bank rate to-morrow. A good but not pressing demand continues to be ex perienced at the Bauk discount office. One good effect of the rise in the value of money is the pause now observable in new joint-stock enterprise. Several days have elapsed since the issue of a prospectus. The number of new compa nies, however, which are only waiting for a favour. able opportunity to make their appearance on the market is very large. The numbere are published of 529 bonds, repre senting 110,000/. of the Russian Four•and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1849, which have been drawn, , and are to be paid off by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. after the Ist January. About 130,000 sovereigns and 6,000/. in bar gold werevrithdrawu from the Bank yesterday-the former for Alexandria, and the latter for the continent. It is thus evident that the measures recently adopted by the Bauk have not yet proved sufficient to protect its reserve of bullion, and this fact of itself renders further action in the same direction highly probable. The City of New York has brought 56,0001. in specie from New York, and the Hammonia is bringing 21,0001. The Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, has 9,0001- Owing to the state of the money market the silver market is now flat, and there is au indisposi tion at the moment to enter into fresh transaction& The total, chiefly silver, to be sent by the Bombay packet to-morrow, however, is expected to reach about 600,0001. In consequence of the recent rise in the value of money a further improvement took place yesterday afternoon iu the exchanges with the continent. The rates were as follows : Amatenlam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12; ditto, 3 dam, 1L164 to 14; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, ILI% to 12 ; Antwerp, Smooths. 25,60 to 65 ; liamburn, ma, bastoo. t h ree mouths, 13.4 to 9; Par* 3 days, 2120 to 30; ,ditto, 3 months. 25.021 to 70 ; Fnuakfort-on-the-Matne, 3 months, 1191 to ; Pseenbarg (par rouble). 3 months, 354 to 36 ; Vienna, .Q. 50., 3 uieotha,lLl9 to 12 ; Trieste, eft. tlo., 3 months, ILI9 to 12 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 484 to 4; Adis, 3 mouths, 484 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.70 te 75 ; Canon, 3 months, 25.70 to .5: 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.70 to 75: Palermo, 3 months, 25 .7 0 be 75 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.70 to 75; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 3 ; Oporto, 90 dam, 622 to 4. The certificates of shares in the British Indian Tea Company are now ready for delivery. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada fur the week ending the 30th Oct., were 13,2031. sterling, being 212!. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The first annual meeting of the London and Lisbon Cork Wood Company (Limited) is called for the 19th Mat, when a dividend is to be declared. A general meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company is called for the 25th inst., when autho rity will be sought to borrow on bond, with the sanction of the Secretary of State for India, a sum not exceeding 300,000/. A general meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British North America is convened for the Bth Dec. Creditors of the New Theatre Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the 30th inst. With the benevolent object of relieving the famine in Hungary, where the almost total failure of this year's cro,is has caused frightful distress, a committee has been formed, comprising the following eminent City names, viz. :-bir Anthony Roths child, Bart., and Meson. Somerset A. Beaumont, M.P., Menry L. Bischoffsheitn, Thomas Browser, John S. Gilliat, George G. Glyn, M. P., George J. Gambian, M.P., Samuel Laing, T. A. Mackenzie, Louis Melton ' J. 11. W. Schroder, Autbony M. Worms. Subscriptions are earnestly invited, and' . will be received by these gentlemen, or by Messrs. Glyn and Co. They will be forwarded from this country through the Austrian embassy. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock. and other shares, u given iu the Stock Exobange list of last evening : Insurance.-Alhasee British and Foreign. 154. ea div. ; Royal. 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Consols, which closed yesterday at 914 to f ex div., for the 3rd Dec., improved this morning to 91f, in consequence of the purchase for the Court of Chancery, hut closed at 911 to 4. For money the last price was 92k to with dir. Tits official business report is as ollows :—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 99f,,4, 4, ; ditto, for amount, 914, 0, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduoed, 901 I ; New Three per Cents., 904, f, 4, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 10, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 109, 1064 ; ditto Bonds, 19s. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1064. he India Five per Cent. Stock was fa ir supported. India Bonds were dealt in at 12s. pram Exchequer Bills were pressed for sale, and fell IL to 34., closing at Bs. to 4s. die. Business in foreign stocks was not extensive, except in Greek, which. after several variation; closed 14 per cent. lower than yesterday. In the market for bank shares there was a reduction in Alliance, Bank of Queensland British North American, London and Brazilian I , mperial Ottoman, and London and Northern. Union Beak of London were quoted rather better, and most other bank shares were steady. Anglo-Mexican Mint and Oriental Inland Steam shares have given way. The shares of the financial companies were doll. International closed at 34 to 44 prem. ; General Credit, at 24 to # prem. ; London Financial, at 64 to 4 prem. ; and Mercantile Credit, at 21 to 3 Hudson's Bay shares have fallen to 14 to If pms.. while Egyptian Trading were again firmer, at 24 to viscount viscount Corporation shares have risen this after nooa to 94 to 10 prem., in anticipation of the set tlement on Friday. Owing to the scarcity of thee, shares in the market, a " backwardation" or bones of 10a. to 1/. per share was to-clay offered for the loan or them until the ensuing settlement. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 114 to 12 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Oriental and General Marie., to 14 prem. ; and Commercial Union, 3 to 34 prem. Lind Mortgage Bank of India shares were nomi nally quoted 24 to 24 prem. ; Littlehampton sad Honfleur Steam, 14 to 24 prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to prem. ; East • London Bank, 24 to 3 prem.; Muntz's Metal Company, to !prem. National Steam, 44 to 54 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 24 to prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, 1 to 14 prem.; Constantinople sad 410:andria Hotels, 1 to 2 prem. ; Merchant Banking Company, 3to 34 prem. ; Central Dar jesting Tea, to prem. ; and City and Couaty Assurance, to 14 prem. Virginia Bonds have declined. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. /lARIC-LANZ.—CTRIS DAY.) Today's wicket wee very scantily "applied with English wheat, ccastwiae sad by land carriage. Selected samples ad both red sad white were taken off freely at poises quite equal to Monday. Low and damp qualities, however, were a dell inquiry at late rates. The general quality of the supply was by no mesas first-rate. The show of foreign wheat wee again moderately exiles airs. The amount of business doing was by no mesas largo ; nevertheless. the quotations were well sup Fluting cargoes of wheat changed heads somewrar .i freely at full currencies. In other binds of produce, afloat, very tittle was doing. We were seasonably well 'applied with both English sad foreign barley. Milting wean commanded full quota tions, with a steady demand. In grinding and distilling sorts very little was puffing, oe former rates . Good and fine malt was (pies as dear as last week. Other desieriptions were inactive, at late rates. Oats were in fair average`rapply, and steady request, es full prices. Beans moved off heavily, at about previous rates. The sale for peas was inactive on former terms. Fine qualities of floor commanded fall cerreacies, hr Inferior kinds were somewhat heavy. Linseed was a dull inquiry, at barely late rates. Came, realised fall prices. Other seeds, as well as esker, wive inactive. CURRENT PRIM& Per Qr. WEILL s. s. Use; gent, red 1361 41 to 48 „ Ditto, now .. 41 to 43 Ditto,wldOVlS el t 46 Ditto, new 41 to 48 Noefolic and Lineein rat Jaw , 4l to 43 „ Ditto Jemmy. Per Qr. .. 41 to as a e. Scotch, lasi Mai, 46 86 d. NI to II bleak _ _ Gating KS to SD MUllia; Grinding 26 to 271 MALE troz ak Norfolk, and 00 to 66 Kingston and Wars 67 to IS Brown _ _ 60 to 66 litmus — Uto 21 I na II to U Bartow SO to Sli Pigeon to a PUS _ . - OTs II to as nt: IS Ile IS _ New . IS to SS English. teed - lB to 12 „ potato Vto 26 Per - 47 Imo. S. S. Maisie sad =omp .. A. _ .. as to 56 asta* D.,, -- 2 - ------ 42 to 48 S. to 44 !Malan. bard Town 111140, paiil lbe. Household 21 .0 to Se Country Norfolk and Ilstifollf ei ship 27 to IS /WO% .oft irsZiclo, red " " white , . 46 4044 8222.17. Grinding id to IS 1c4111112{ Malting on,. Dutch, brew ... feed ARRIVAUI I 1 GRAIN. 611.. CARRIAGE, PROW Nov. W 2.:L10 b55t . 2141 4 : 09 • 1 . cps. I cps. cps I cps. I bags. Isbell'. 41.0 ZN: 11110 WM .. I 14P1 .. .. I 676 J 410 19430 , 1171 Okra. s. • Duda and Bwsdlit 16 ll* ft Itaselas Dui* lopmaa PW ....... . 10 to Zi to St LID AN Will. M tOU 27 Se IP 1 Pius. Truth, per sack .... S 6 to SI Si 10 U . Asierlesn, per Sri. .. IS Is U Canada% „ .. IS Is U INTO LONDON, BY WATTS r TO NOV. 10, INCLUSIVE. DWI& and -tote rorelgn Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. .TEILS DAL.) (3T scsorsto Aso nrriasAfrosAL rscroaAro.) (mom OCR owl coamsroxossr.).. Cotton market quiet, buyers bolding off in the expecte tine that the bank r.te may be raised. Sales probably about 4,000 bales. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL-Tli• market continues firm at full prices, but the transactions reported are limited, and include grainy Mauri tius at full prices ; chiyed Manilla at 38e. to 38e. EA Re fined in also firm • brows lumps, 495. 6d. to 50,. COFFEE—A 'Mall public sale of plantation Ceylon west off without spirit at former prices. TZA.—The sales have gone off with less spirit, and prices is some cases are rather easier. Rico and SALMTRE continue inactive. SPICES.—At the public sales to-day a good portion of the goods offered were disposed of. Pepper, Nosing, at 30. to 34d. ; white Singapore, ay i. ; pimento, 211 d. to 20. ; nutmegs, small and middling, Is. 3d. to le. Pd. ; good and firm bold, 2s. Bd. to 3s. 7d. ; mace, ird. to Is. rel. ; oso 2s. 2 I. ; cloves. Penang, la lid. to It. 3 :d. Res is in limited request. Carrus.—The market has again become quiet. TALLOW MA R —(THD3 DA Y. ) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 425. 6d. at cash ; Petersburg Y.O. ou the spot, 4.15. 9d. tr , 445.; all the year, 438. 6EL ; January to 'birch, 455. ; March. 43.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Pattesdes sad Smith report a (air amount at business doing in bath English ami (amigo. Fine samples sauce, and ratline dearer. PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS. Write/OM NOY. 10.-11•166 te-dairi-Orest feetem, 491 Great Nortbern, A, 1281-Ore t Western, 65- Lancashire mod Yorkshire, 1091 10-Londoo and North Wearer's, 1031- Slzunbee ter, AheSeld. end!Llncobuddro, 4411-Hldiand, 1t94-Muth [eat c. i-Oriesstry and Newtown, 6 per seat., 1031-11a6al• sad lake Huron, 61-Great Luremboare shoran 131 13-Apanlek Passives. 34-Otto Hortillestes, 131-Alllaure r anti of Louden and Liverpool iLleatted . 034 p.-Mercantlie and bschansie Bask (`Lishad). ij !13.16 1 11-17 1 p marine t p.- British and Foreign Marine (Lirultodl. 01 3 16 p -Empire MarWe =1 6-16 p.-Yercantlie Harine, p. ad p --Queen , 14 ad. Is -Royal Insurance, 01 p.-Ahicrus Merchants. 1-16 p. white. Yellow 24 to ff 24 to rf 1171 4f %IC 101 104 les; T 107 I Of 1% I