The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, armies us sapco.—weem MID 0•11/10114 MID SWIMS COM YIN% WISIITMAN, SOD SILO. arm Tilt COMIII/11011111101 INSOLTINCT. Stf F. Thtager applied for a nuadasani agairestYr. Law, the chief coninissioan of the lasolvtat Coot, conotandiag h.a to nets so order for the paysentof fbe simply of ea m e v itc•tt temp, ander the 92nd section of the Ist and ,:od V., , chap. 110, which maned that when a surplus remand after discharging the insolvent's debts is fall, it should be lawful, for the court to order such benne to be g Ora to the insolvent. It appeared that George W. Ilysn became as Union, os the Bth of July, 1850, and altos he bad Mad his schedule he mooted a deal dote slag of all his estates to a perms anted Cooke for the saw of 3,0001., tubing to the payment of all his (Oran's) creditors leader the lasainscr. A 'stein of 41,0001. re. memo! efter the.. maltose had bats walled. abestaeat to the tlea et the deed is question, Drip beams an lanoline a noted the, tad tin Aid ieskaew asfawid to acknowledge the deed, sod prod SOXICID sea towards .he ligefdetioa of debt soma isisolveney. This mires was objected to by p a irbo' ea obtained an order inn the Lord Chcellor deg the thief eAmansketor tem dealing with • eorplue .saps to fee M was onewouy is cedes to glee sleet to Ccoheads•L Th•oesinktedwalr, townie, refined to wake ea order vesting des longlse is Gosiaa Loed Compliell—l swoon goo enolual that the chief eamadielatae had as *tidal dieirotke la the natter ; that thie wet merely a ministerial act, sad that It was lee ;restive epos his to take the nano he dud. Mr Y. Tbesign-1 an obliged lesssssei titaL Lord Campbell—lf he bat sarabIINAIIII. 1 sbrald be OF crassly relachtat to niacin' with the deoleka of • j tot whoa I have very seamen reepret, Tea asp take a gr. Este ski. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. urn's' O 9.01C3.-1111111411= trims numnic. WILD W. CZOWISO. WM WILLS. Waal= V. W. M. MX; RAMC —A •Autoarr Mr. %riots% Sim moved for a role to tot alio is order of Mr. levies Crowder. dated t►e 30th Jely, seder the :—Sis William DesC ►ad ben takes theseestios Nader • writ of sepias, bat the order et thr..lastice Crowder set with that with. lad diththlitdi William fries custody, sow the pesod that he was pm. MOM Ism arrest is ell parts of the United Mapco. no facto were that is 1860 the plaistiff aped isdiment &pima the detimdast is Magisad for NOE, whisk with istereer, sew amosated to 1,2001. Shortly otter the judgment was Sped, Bir William west to teethe Is the [lofted Subs, mad matissed there uatil 1866, whoa he cams elm te ffeglasd for three week@ or a math, lei thee west to °enemy, but retuned to Upload la Apr% 1866, sad esbeepeatly went to ficeslasd. Haring impaired a repstaties, is the United States se a suer, le entered at. earegewesta to reform is Edinburgh sad Otherow, and is July, 1856, he preseated • wales to the Lord Ordinary, wader the instate Ise re/slats( the impairs hos et estate@ ia beak/apta? la Smiths& Upos that ra tios hie utak was emseetnted, sad he obtained protest ties. Subsequently ha emu into Leamehire to putout, sad was thee united by the plalatiff, seder a writ limed is 1850, sad Boa that unit Mr. Ju ba Crowder dim:barged hies, became of the ezietesce of tre protection. It was sow stated to the court that the protection wit sot operative, spoil the proud that the state• meat to the Wailes to the Lord Ordinary, that Bir William wee " trader, saderwritet, sad dealer la stook " wee mot true, sod that is fast Sir William had sot beim s trader, sad therefore was sot eatitled to prettesties. • belief wm 11:10 cated that Sir William would sot pro ceed seder the biskraptey, bet would, before the protection 'spired, p abroad, sad the *MAI would lose his remedy. Mr. Witham had slam of eps la 1856, and shortly afterwmae as estate belongieg is hies la! Boatload bad bees told for 80.0001., sad the plaistiff be limed that • reasiderable sum had beta istreeted Is Isip hob securities, sad transferred tar Um some of Sir Max wall Willem, Us father-la-law of Sir William Dos, sad tato the name of toe other perms. TM *tali, also toted hie belief that Sir Williams had wow a imp iscome hem Ide property, tad the plaintiff ezpreamd hL willies awe to tabs ea thee ?spa the truth of Sir Willis..'. alleged Welke. Male treated. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. HAHLHOROUGMITILEHT. aiII•OLT ON • CO 66666 1,11. Jobs Hegiorty, a ratify-lestieg fellow, was shared before Kr. klieg/has, with violently washing Oedderd, 302 A, nod*, the foil/swift elreelartaaess: The twistable, whose bead wag dreadfully rat gad bridged, stated that ea the previous eight he was ea duty at the top of Crowe street, 15 itth, ekes be sow ths prisms sarry tag a he with eenethieg heavy la it, a his ehoulder. He followed his to a nariso.stoto shop I. the sun street, Cato whisk he weer, sad Wing a lot of lead from the beg, pissed It le the ,totes. Witham Wired the shop sad asked were be get the lead fres. The prtioars piste ed lisow *Obis( about Ike Wed he had put to the Mae, sad said hi was about heft, sons lead, rod a‘t idling thy. Whew told him loud was eat gold that way, gad fazed him with swans it. The prisoner aga dati;ed all keewledge a the lead. sad at that ssouseet the shopkeeper game out, aid said he was shoot bevel; it of the prissier "rhea he (the Waal) team le. Wits,. thee took the prisoner into setheily with*, had produced, welphieg 621ba, le his insomnia'. Oa ilms way to the ratio& boost, the priesser theme thry sad swore he would set BO WO fibs statue. He thee wh am la a daugefou part at hie penes, sad MOM hi. to the weed, and while Le was tying a the pawn' he kicked his .gale strait the head sad fan, sail surly knocked out we of kis eyes. At length, after a deepens' etnigglip, 15. ebtelVkil eoeveyieg his to th e *Sides how,. Mr. Charles Fi.ll , t►. owner Lf umal &ISM is Dudley stmt. identified the less u Saving bus stolen from the tool of one of kis Suttee. Ti. primer dewed the ;barge of stealiag the load, bat admitted mittsg the altar In K If•dthas. Mr. Bleakest etramaitted the primmer for tw; ;soothe fcr stintingly the lead, sad a moods au addiUos for the aseaalt es the constable. THAMES. • MN 11.01111:1141 MIS I•TiIR Heavy Bishop, aped 18, woe brought beton Mr. Yardley, charged with airbag • Marl and cart, the property of his father, Joh. Bebop, of N. 19, West -street, Storey. The prosecutor, aa industrials' ran, carries so the harms el a goners! dealer, and co Tardily be pre directicas to his sou, the rimier, ti purchase three sear of rale, sad pre him de 91. to pay for the.. The primmer left his litres premiere with a donkey sod eat to Serb the rale, het sever rotator. He speat the nosey with which he we. estimated, sold the dortey to • sr armed Haar% lo Lest/ild-etreet, basher*, fee 236., end ales direr of the the cart phrasal at varier pleas. The prisms, wee desetird to be • very bad cherry. He tad robbed his father, yr is einggliag so relater hi family La great, errand tree, sad kept bed 'Array. The primer pleaded guilty, tall the maestri, after eocusatteg ea lie my teadatilal ender to hie hither, waisted bleu to three remits' isjillsossaitat rd hard labour la the Hoer of Correia& The strut tieedury.with 11. 2.. 81. ford o• the priests, wee wind M be ils liverod to the prow rotor. F.IIhI22LIMINT IT A hiltEWlllell TLATELLII, AT nsszeiztii.—At the flaelliekl Tess-haU, yestazday, Wil liam 'tabbed' wee shirred by Mews. Thoreau Remiss abed Co , Plod lase Brewer,. with haviar embezzled sass of mosey essosn.iep ti 1004 The priesww, who le most re 'pitiably competed, wee tines* employed la the ellics of the servitor of the Manekeetir, PAW, and L neolsehire itellwey. 111 attend the employ of Megan. &mese arid CO. twelve =oaths ago, se wanner for orders sad willed - re el moarye from private bosses. at a maul Of 100/. • year, with alt tapes... paid. Is fleptembee, the pri soner wee almost from hie employment ha easmosesee If ill health. Another pinto was wigged to attetd to hie duties, end dreavered that sleety had bees reseived by the prieosre cad set see-mated IM. Whoa only ogle at two small account, had been dissevered, it was thossht the son palmist of then by the primes ar is from Windt@ ; cad ea the matter bong IN • tient d to bin the primer at cisme paid dio mosey. Bet when It en. eterwards found that a great number of ateawite, amonanag altogether to 100 L, were neaccoentod he, a w meat wee tabu oat epithet the rel easer for embezzlement. and lit w.a IpplrellOad•ii at Ur ter. Is Lisealsettire, lest week. The praiser maid he hod so defuse to make to the sharp, bet bad oily to oseroos the merry of Meow. Raines sad C. far his poor wife avid ebildree. end to appeal to hie previous pod ettereemr of 24 peen. He was la teen, sad appeared any mad adrenal et his ahead vs.—The beech anusitte4 kin for tot. st the /Now 5T(411.-110 past week Itss bees slimy sad aid. • good deal of mow has fallen, bates the meet it hes sweaty appeared ea the yeast Island, however, the NNW hie lama fur days SIM hackie le depth. A coammisidia Isms of elealivat, total Wad. swig, asys:--• Saw _%paa Satan very thistly ea lanky avialay, sad It matimaN dahlia ease Mislay sal Tams day, was a sold ulna ism its meth. Tao rani Is es. mod with emus la the depth si sh ar salt{ ~stoma, aid la sbilisall plassi la sea dalper." At tiallated is Twat., al ban Aka, the sans was apasais at twelve imam isplb—isst kA ea Wilissatsy, sat via Tbustay a pat Y M mir new.—llsof JoiaysaL THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1850. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAT. Two of oat. The railway share market to-day is well sup ported. There have been several fluetnatious from hour to hour, but upon the whole prices are quoted rather better than at four o'clock yesterday. The three o'clock quotations of yesterday, however, have not been generally reached. French line. ars again better. h other foreign descriptions more business ie going forward. OILDINAD,T SHAW AND MCI& lb. Ir d . I a.,..„. I CSIMM Perm I Ihrs . i taday r. . _ r gl ead bi. t:=ll: l6l.6 IllorWak.k IlearTaller libbsaLia. fs cisL J.. II alll 211 :14 ell It all 111. ICI 4 n n $1 II 4 If Is is Is $1 •$ 571 47i 33 I/ br" -- & — ir —. 4 Nl* !trptii 01 Balm ...—.. 91 Cir ca Ire% cork awl DOD) see Britt isas. Imo ; D trims Mar. um. o. Yrs D. I DM . art lamille• — =.- 111"1 == 111.111 01 4 . ihg = 11.6 11 1 " ? .. " . Ds. Mk Uriasost mei De. rai ll a;67.= 4.1 Tabillre De. Wet Mai u UM= mei 11111nall Ommil Wolin De. 111116.0." Ds. Usisa i restk Waft% De. Slob • ii 47 111 an it. 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LI pa MIL. 011 Was Minion IN7. par asat. Ihillersny.W.aVium Wo•ows of Antrls in INNINsa If{ fia 11, Pr I PI 194 Ifl 84 Pi I 10i 11j 0 31 Par i Pi 5 5 4 I 111 al di ad U U Pk ,IN Beidsl lLsalat4 p.N. It IN • IN """"'T - blOll4 Ml 7. lad • NI Ns Dos4.l.44*.idtroNos. llNltioClonC SD I Noll/Oe. Zo DUSI ltinin all Molloy 4Nt CONSON all NON MAN/ per NM. IN lloottaiollgenw-- 4 fik. 0141 11 Of. NINNINDodIoo4t. MXmases Doi patois* I N Do. N Do.•*NI ided. p all Of. Ilsolialt s = 14 et. &Map a IFOLOPOL) • GAINUMIIOOIIIOIItiIs 100 . isldoNlVe. I Poo 10N Do• 0 loll• IN DIN Isimollo 4 Not all Do. Ildno, Prel. Nons all Do. OMAN IVA SLIP/ al Da do. do. I p.O. IN Ds. INN 11110,111o* SD +a %Wm or. aim Ds N. ds. aL as do. do. -- I trooddro Sacets.fille IGO IN IN* ***04.40.0.110.1 'OO Do. lidelks.ll pot oe. 100 Do. do, Spit al. lie. 4 10 , '• LINI.W.CNaIva.S 100 I.M.N,lpaNlerdedod au Idakediers • Odr.4 010 I a 1 =u 11 : 114l ogemi. 41 Do. id IN Do. sl , ll= I ia N Medi N Da No. It. NEL Ml* all Ohio INA 4 psnut IN DorloloN=l~.lllt ▪ 3. 1 16 4. a1a".41 21tv1110p15. all INNIS tisimem 1111 0911**Wer.T.N.N11141 IN Wadi 111**11 IN N.NN—Nrw.4pot.Prd. De. do. It Do. Lode do. 1.41. IS Do. Tat* 4411,04*. ▪ Meth 1011 041.11c00k 5. 0NL111404.01 • Doko Prof. I ma Om. Pow hoe IN D0.11.1.411Nh00 *NIA all Do. ord. Plot. I* 01l en* Will DIM %MIMIC I all 4.001(81NN1N814.4J reweibir ill DIN 111401 14 per own. 1111 0.14101111141N0 loom , IV 4w 0.. 10.0 .w all II Do. do. Ip. • ▪ WatorNdilllallMmt. Ice 4 1 0 6 64 II 102 i IPo rfi tie 74 76 114 116 169 111 ICI 106 61 69 10 104 • l .. 301 e 14 14 0 . Hi Il ili TS Si 4 ii I= 941 I 1 1 Si 10 141 Iff 110 710 73 04 1 114 1 1 . i die 137 Ile I.+ (Pa _64 O iii lii 1011 1011 U ii 1 ii pa NI 194 92 94 If Of ills I i 4 MIT ICII Di I 4 _ n S 4 196 111 9 1 Mii IN ii Hi I NI f 115 i tai $ ft 14 111 I leaf 7411 sA WI sea lie lie 21 i OM N $7 3 S gm S $ MINION PAILWAY h i dates* sad leart. II ph at Lar a agtisos a i s re art Id 116 Onisl hum dWit . . N. 11 Olt* 11.• I mat . . 11 1 d ge;;i. SC 1 LanbardaVesslia 6 prat 6 ad Po Lyon aad Mama Ira est 11 14 14aai an& tbialat. I aar at. Dab 11 pa ma, _. 11 116 Sailara id ham IP prat, 11 111 1 pa rai l hia llord a i s :Jar asat.. ..... .- 1 De. lifar6l. Id 14 1 tad laaaa Ira mt. Nei Kew II ass; —. 11 114 NOW I par ant .. If II I l o it er of MIMI i pet et. 11 11i LW. &11.W.0f lanai pre*. 11 lla 34,11. It 'Ali fi 46 I$ 4 AFL 41 al 19 204 19 4 WI 1 7 fill Y tf 8 311 2 $4 $6 4$ 114 6 4 74 LOCAL SEARS 4 4 21 1 1 1+ Pla Lasesen. Nov. LS sr Mt was sery basfamt MAR. u a aossitsealis Whom ea tie rata d awl skald at ks best kik. itsablaws. ft—Orme mil 1111—lkskia Om. taw. II IL k. St,. - iltakas. Nl era Tdolima. NI lIA 1 _,...........5al I=l . l p.—Lasks awl 111011 WI& ' M 4 sat Urals, 1128 ... =_11as ft.'s' sal DastraZat a ir l" ri. thb. ili I 4 Ousaatierir disaarAr gb lassianiss. Ikk. 11.—Ilia main was trna spin Yip ss Zgaipia% bake assuat albastem ism was lima. larks Ncalli Rolm@ law ass at 114—illikads. at itt—lllwapshks Saks, at IS—sat limimetwn Wataawadia. wow ism at if p. MONBY MAILICEZ-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The Stock Exchange markets show much steadi ness today. The funds are now quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. The Bank court has I broken up without making any change in the rates l of discount. The market is strengthened by the news of enormous arrivals of gold, per the James I Baines and Lightning. Console for the 4th December were first marked at 93/, fell to 931 to 1, and are now steady at 931 to 1. For money the prig is 931. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock at 915 to 217; India Stook at 2261; Exchequer Bills at Is. dis. to le. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 981; and India Bonds at 2e. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are firmer, at 921 to 1; and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001 to j. Other foreign stocks are firm. The oaks include Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1001; Dutch Twoand•a.Half per Cents. at 651; (exch. 126.); ditto, Four per Cont. Certifs. at 961 and 961; Mexican at 221; Russian Four.and.a-Half per Cents. at 981 ; Sardinian, for the 28th inst., at 91 and 901; and Spanish Old Three pee Cents., at 421 and 421. By the arrival of the ships Lightning and James Baines from Melbourne—the first at Liverpool and the latter off Cork-313,639 ca. of gold have reached this country, representing the enormous sum of up wards of 1,250,00 W. The ship Omer Pacha has also arrived from Sydney, bat this vessel is not known to have any gold on freight. A decided speculative movement for higher prior; hu also arisen during the last two or three day. in French railway aharee,eneouraged by the decline in the rates of interest at recent settlements on the Bosses, coupled with statements that the railway companies which are running short of funds will be allowed to make fresh issues of obligations. Recently the ap prehension has prevailed that the government would plus an interdict upon any further creation of this class of securities, as tending to divert investments from the Bs fu. ....-- --- The total amount of gold, in sovereigns, withdrawn from the Bank of England on Tuesday, for ailment to Alexandria, was 16,8001. The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Peninsular andOrientalCorepany's steamer Colombo, which was to leave Southampton for Alexan dria today, is as much as 599,6901., of which 28,9761. is in gold, and 672,7161. silver. Of this latter sum, the larger portion has been drawn from the Continent, and to a considerable extent in flve franc pieces. Despite the police measures adopted in France, the Max of silver coin from that country continues. Large quantities of French 11•8411111 C tZtfind their way aortas the frontier into um, and are thence forwarded to England by the steamers from Antwerp. It is scarcely necessary to point out that spinet these constant withdrawals of silver from the continent, large quantities of gold are remitted from this side. The magnitude of the shipments per the Colombo is mainly accounted for by an unusual demand for silver for Bombay, where the exchange has lately expe rienced a nee. The destination of these suppliee is shown below, viz.:—For Alexandria, g01d,15,8001. ; for Bombay, silver, 430,8001.; for Ceylon, gold, 4,6001.; forl4dras, gold, 8,8751., and silver, 14,0101.; and for Calcutta, silver, 127,9051. To facilitate comparison, we will recapitulate the aggregate shipments by the flee last steamers leav ing on the 20th of the mouth, which take out no direct mail for China, viz. : lily 20 August 20 Sept. 20 per Colombo.. 435,236 Oot. 20 per hire .... 602,091 N0v.20 per Colombo.. 699.090 Tits earn market yesterday wee decidedly flat, and, bed sales been pressed, lower prices must have been submitted to. The arrivals of foreign bread/tuffs in London continue liberal, and amount since Monday to 1 16,290 qrs. of wheat, 16,850 of oats, 4,680 of barley, sod 6.020 barrels of flour. Scarcely any busi ness is going forward in floating argue. Most of those recently arrived remain on sale, although sellers are willing to accept lower terms. At mast of the cannery markets wheat shows a slight decline. The French markets are also lower, except at Paris, where steadiness prevail We understand that Mr. Layard, the Chairman of the Ottoman Bank, bee left London for Con aMistinople. A drags/ which has jut been addressed to the, shaveholdses of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company, details the plan upon which it is proposed to form a new company, to be called the European and American Steam Ship Company (Limited), wbisit Is to purchase the eight large vessels of the General Screw Company foe the sum of 373,0231, or 211. per ton. It is proposed that the shareholders in the General Screw Company cabal take shares in the new seeociation at the rate of 81 for every share now held. The new lines of steam ensunicatioa which it is proposed to occupy at once are those between Brume and New Tork, be tween Ham and New York, and between Hamburg, the Brazils, and River Plate. The circular calls upon the shareholders to immediately express their views upon this proposal. The subjoined memorandum is from the Euphrates Valley Railway Company : Mr. Andnw, the chairman, sad Sir John MtNeill, the segineer-is-chief of the Euphrates Valley Railway Coup piny, had as Interview this day with his Excellency M.l liuss•no, the Turkish ambassador. General Chesney and Sir John M'Neill, bevies eon plated the preliminary y of the Int section of the pro posed Rspbratee Viably Medway, viz., from Belencia to Aleppo, sad made a general esusthation of the errantry between the Mediterransen and the Euphrates, the General retained to Cosetantinople to complete the negotiations for the firms, while Sir Jobs M'Neill has arrived is this coun try, haling left a patio& of the angieesting staff to make detailed arms. Sir John reports that there is every facility for lashing a harbour in the vicinity of the ancient port of Selene* near the month of the Orestes, and that the coun try via Antioch, Eilles, and Allow, to Aleppo, pretests so engiseering difilealty and that th e railway may be constructed for 8,0001. or 9,0001. per mile. By ankle' a dither a rich settled eoestre, dotted over with towns sod villages, is thrommndatel, and branch lines will be accede,- eery. A large %radials is aniatencs. According to the toll books, at a bridge on the Orontes, more then 1,200 laden muscle and horses puled per diem. The elt,rge for the •••••,•••• of g eode from Aleppo to Aleseattretts was 81 per toe, but the usual rite is 81. 16s. The pries of oats at Aleppo in October last was 185. per quarter, and at Aotioeh, about 40 miles dismace, 27e. per quarter. Br sides being the most important portion of the railway, from the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf, the section from fides& to Aleppo le in itself a complete work, hav fog a port at one end and the thief emporium of Mesopota- Wait the other, to which the troths tram Indio, lispdad,, to , converges. In consequence of recent reports pointing to an alleged intended change in the mode of conducting the transfer business of the London and North Western Railway Company, inquiries have been in stituted in the proper quarter by the Stock Exchange authorities, and the following contradiction to the reports has been affixed in the house : Lottdmi and North-Weston Railway, Seeman k Offloe, Restos-stelae, Lauda, Nov. 18. Thar Sir.-1 beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yesterday's data, on the ablest of a paragraph which has lately sppeared is the pablia papers, to the effect that, in eassqueoce of the late stands, th e irectors have resolved that no wander of share, shell he bindles epos the mwepaoy which boo not received the stunt of the directors; and the every transfer, therefore, will have to be submitted to them. In reply, 1 beg to state that the paragraph is queries is wholly without foundation ; the directors of this company have set passed say resolution, see have they felt it seaman in any way to vary the manses of eoadsodag the Icemen basins of this earn pay.-1 am, Re , (Sigrid) R. EAviu,. Assistant Secretary. Mihlll Etaughter, Esq. secretary, Railways Department, Stock Rulings. Oa and after Monday, the 24 . h hat., the busing*, of the Oriental Bank Corporation is to be carried on at their new premises, &nth Sea- hour, Thread needle-strut. The directors of the West.end of London and Crystal Palace Railway give notice, that on and after the Ist of December trains will run between the temporary station at Wandsworth common and patent Crystal London hedge, in connexion with the Pabee service of the Bright= Company : By this means there will be railway communication for Wandsworth, Bulbuls, Streatham, and Lower Nor wood, with the City and the Crystal Palau. Shares in the Great Lnumbourg Company, on which the recant call of 11. shall not lure been paid by the 20th inst., are advertised u liable to for feiture. The directors mention that "the vigorous prosecution of the works renders the prompt payment of this call absolutely neciessary." Shareholders in the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company are invited to apply forthwith for the scrip representing the new issue of preference shares. The half-yearly interest on the hoodoo! the Eastern Railway Company of France is advertised in Paris. WininaDAy EVIIIIII4I. The Stock Exchange markets opened this morning with a firm appearance, and renewed buoyancy was Waled towards the middle of the day by news that the French Rents, had opened at Paris today at a hither advance of 3 per cent. The English funds at see period attained a rise of fully 3 per cent., but at this point sellers came forward and caused a rear Lion. The quotations current for Consols at the close of the Stock Exchange were still 1 per oent better than those of yesterday, but after the recognised hours this improvement was lost. English railway shares attained a fresh advanes in the morning, and, though afterwards more offered, telt elf in most cases somewhat better than yesterday. Irma& railway share, maintained a further general rise, amounting to 15s. to U. per share. Simultaneously with the unfavourable reaction in the funds this afternoon a rumour was circulated that the question of raising the rate of discount to 8 per cent. for long bills will be discussed at the weekly Bank Court to-morrow. This rumour must be taken for es much as it may be worth, but it• undoubtedly prejudiced the markets at the close. The Bank directors doubtless know best their own position, but in the mast intim intik' quarters to day the views expressed were adverse to any further restrictive measures. The feeling in the discount market has been sensibly easier during the last few days; and, although there is scarcely any change in rates, a better supply of money is witnessed. In the Stock Exchange, also, more money is afloat, owing to the steady investments of the public. Consols, which closed yesterday at 933 to* for the 4th Deo., varied to-day between 933 to an 933 to . and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange 3 933 to I, the pries for mone7 being at the same time 933 to 3. After the recognised hours a decline of 3 per cent. from these rates wee established. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 933, 931, 933; ditto, far account, 4th Dee., 931, 3, Three per Cent. Re duced, 923, 5, 3,3. New Th ree per Cent.., 921. 3. Bank Stook, 217. Threamula.Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 985, 983. Exchequer Bills were quoted la. die. to 2e. prem.; Exchequer Bond., 991 to 3; and India Bonds, 2e. die. to 21. prem. The upward movement in Turkish Six per Cents. formed today one of the chief features of Stock Exchange business. At one period a rise of 13 per cent. over the last quotation of yesterday was attained, the price reaching 923 to 3. At the close of the Stock Exchange the quotation was 923 to 3, and 991999 1 9 011t1y 921, w sellers.* Amongst the purchuse 41 this stock there are still noticed some to cover previous speculative sales. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off 3 r:r cent. higher than yesterday, at 1003 to 3. Spanish Deferred Tone per Cents. have again risen 3 per cent., and Mexican Bonds 3 per oent. Other foreign securities were well supported. Ottoman Bank therm closed to day at 23 to 21 die.; Bank of Egypt at 23 to 2 dia.; National Discount at 4 to 3 prem., being a little flatter ; London Die neat at 1 to die.; and General Back of Switzer• land at 2to 13 die. The old bank shares show no important change. Commercial Bank of London shares were mon offered. Unity Mutual Bank are marked 38 ; and Provincial Bank of Ireland 56. Land and steam stocks generally maintained former rates. Crystal Palace Preference stock was more in quired for. East and West India Dock stook is of& oially marked 1233. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro. jected railways are subjoined. viz.: Eastern Bengal Railway, 5 to 3 premium; Ceylon Railway. 13 to 13 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1.16 pram. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, f to # prem.; Copispo Railway, I die. to par; Italia& Junction Railways, 2 to lf die. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 3 to 3 prem. Metropolitan Railway Gal , ranteed shares, 3 to 3 die.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, 3 dia. to par; ditto, B shares, 1 to 03 die. , The nominal quotations for some other new pro- Tcts are as follow :—European and Indian Junctioa Telegraph Company, 3 die. to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, 3 dii. toper; West Ham Distillery Company, 3 die. to par; Levant Mineral, 3 die. to par; Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company, par to 3 prem.; and National Guaranteed Manure Company, par to 3 prem. 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The otorniog the Clerkouwoll polies court was orewilod to IDIOM to hoar the chugs preferred against Mr. William Bull. the chief oink is the monataat'a dim who woe placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with embentiog the sum of 1,0004 the imams of th mammy. Dir. leash appeared for the promotion Freon the evidmee it appeared that the prisons bad been shief clerk in the acentatset's dace, and fa that situation all the cheques drawn by the directors were pissed in the hands of Yr. Reynold*, the aseonutant, sod by bin gives Into the custody of the prisoner. One shwas for ROL, drawn in favour of the 'stool dad Fun, sad dated 11th July, was apple. plated by Al. to his own purpoese Yesterday, whoa 'shed is make op his mounts, ha said hi was a detentes to the Most of 1,0001., sad that he wa s my sorry. Kr. Reynolds told his he nest consider him. self I. tested,. The facts lUiviag hem Ghostly you late, the prisoaer was reasanded foe a few days. THE GOLD ROBBERY ON THE SOUTH- EASTERN RAIL Since the examination of Agar, the detective @Mean, Mertes sad Smith, is whose haute the as is, have hen estively presewMtg their lagairks, sad it is ex pense a ey wih be le a panties ie the tonne nami• Mime s ewobsrate Ages set rely la the male feats, bet the minis of ht. dittsli. Me taboos who sew ve Piens colt Aar sightly to the .taboo before the reir took ries tai be pielessd, es well as the eabmea who done Sahtie.. as its sight of the robbery, sad the mimes she N mato msewlegbaswiectesit *ma se P~sw, sod thew lartawarrft sad die Ihe sheadnaheit who showed Agee ID 110 Isis= Is the releleAtiess Is the Borough wider We preemeM weehiag his Mode, but la nality to teas se foresails be was of Use keys at the tree safe tibiae Teats Wittsieg lesughle le him * the mum is Thiel Pam Hay became 'squirted Ida the robbery, it wen that though her suspicious wen mowed at the time. the satins of Agar wed Pisces trees se guarded thin she mull set mental& whet they were espied about, sad sitheugh they answered be iagewass as se what they wore dig whew they were we gaged is eashiag the gold, by tellies ter "lather arra weeekur Ca mat ins for tt mini your NS beatners") the ehressesleeest remand fresh is tot and it weasel Ilea MN A was mangled for forgery and wavering, sad dw obs ehited him, to eontasey with nem% wife, et Peelsaville reisse i that she was informed admired robbery by Mew. Pima. Temessed with that koowiedgo, it would bare bon *IVA thus Phase would have send towards her sad has mile la e mere Madly orbit, and sot ban Wad. by his the probability el her betraying him. The threat seed by . Mr. Lewis at the last smitelaatien, Mist be would hew Panay Kay watched I. her boon be aten she Were& by the adwea of Mr. Balkh, to stag her seddearra, has hese se far ballad by the prosetenkna, sad they have Miura mesas Is effectually provost bar beteg tam pered with between the presses time mad that dike trial of the primers. THE MURDER AIT The inquest on the body of Luny Tred well, bits a 1 1 : servant at ea hotel Is Worcester, sad who was foiled in the S. meal la that shy ea Saturday last (se slned7 detailed la t. this jouraal). was ameledod ea Teethe, eight, bean Itr. R. T. Roe, the eseemer. I. oddities to the emblems Fe' et. elottsly gives, M. Bart % the =pea who mob the 10 poet myna theadoesiso, peo lie spates ad death had so Mum sassed by the Wades is the bead. • basun or et. say hard nthelaose mall praises the blades over the ' , L... ame, sad a fall Willa bow Named eke vandal the lath of 3 the heed. It did ant Mrw, hemmer, that the lime were ip the issatedlate seam of bath, the she have been s throws late the wear la a sloes of predated by IS the blowy, sad then have thud. •ON absat two lashes loag bed bees Waisted osier la so yi Hoary Hap? . 41111.101 th at be met the deressed la the t , street at ile sidle whoosh, wad sempeay with Brace. • One woe wades frf, sad sees yews moo as Mow- • lag her, sad she did all also to lave say "thavenatioa" with Wm. Willem Thames that sae up (be had bees seashisred the gbl's swestbeert). =I Themes tbrealsaal so " wens Mat" if be spoke to the githhomas wm runts the *met e bat was ma eautheed j fr Osage Ilesphsth a sestisal agar to as thast, deposed that to is the mods( Nth, 116 Nether, about lour o'clock, he a baud ales at iiYa s hem a weetse aif frost the am& I He gell ap sell beard a islet ay sf " Help," aid thee all r s woe still. He west to the meal seat morale, bat saw is sethisp. IN The j. 7 espreseed a with to reams a verdict of " ware no murder 'Oast meth posses or panes minima," hat, by the advise el the mem r, they maimed ea gnu ar mallet et " Fated drowsed." The Jury @spewed a hope 3; that the pollee would follow up the tawdry, ea they believed •• the girl had beta murdered. • LATEST SPORTING LNTELLIGENCE. SHREWSBURY MEETING. THIS DAY. £BO PLATE. Plausible • • • • • • Reseda.. .. .. .. STEWARDS' CUP. Leamington • . .. .. Oceania .. .. .. Agra .. .. .. .. .. 1 I C. so .. 2 iii .. 1 too too .. 2 to 11 ran. COPELAND NURSERY HANDICAP. ; so M. Dobler .. .. .. .. I to COLLISION ON TIIC MANCHESTER, SNYTYIRLD, AND jj 14/100IJISIIIIII RAILWAY. —Oa Tends, aa saddest of • rather snow nature cussed a the Bands, bearish of IS this railway, at the junks about a mike from Nelsons. El! The 1016 a.m. train fens Hensley to Nekton', on ; Sag at the Dismiss Instead of posing es to the male Iles, we to eessequeme et tbe points being lift open, to drima tato the oldies where there were several loaded cal waives, into which It yea with greet violists, mashie( toe amen asle areas and defog ; peat damage to the ethers, as well as to the mem 66 sad swine*. Severn of the peewees, as well as the el Ruud and fireman, were severely Wand. Amman the le former was Mr. Hear, Ransil, the enettrated vaeallet, who retained • ColltaliOa en the forebsed. The ether sufferers were Mr. Minim., skim proprietor, of theist of Messrs. • Craik, Coats, Rome., aid Ce . severely Irjsreid; Mr. Per- Mame, el the Asa of liatteraley sad Pathless, braked about the fees ; Ws. brown, the 5r...., who was seriously R . Witted, sad @apposed to have his bask broke., sad war at et, ease teamed to the Sheffield learmary ; Thomas Woods. M. the gaud, Waled stint the bead, mil such Aitken ; 2 and Mr. Seals. architect. Hamner, slightly lajered. The mese of the secthest, se far ear be awartalmid, malted from the pilot. sot beim termed 1. the tight dlrestles, bat on whim the blase should be rased It wand oarsmen he te premature to say, es an Inquiry is shoat to be sects into the St. matter. Every mouse was paid to the parties friend. N. Mr. Ward, muss, of Pesetas', end Dr. Suatti, of 1 " Barmier, were promptly I. mesdames ; sad tho railway fR ofleiels mattered every aseistease is their power. Ti. de- 6 6 . same do.. to the amine sermeree, sad winos" is estimated M. Smartly I,oool.—Meanimesr Goendkur lee AGRICULTURAL REPORT lOR THE EAST Minya. IS It bunet was unpropltiosa, sosiCtise has been beautiful. Ie Strom soils have turned up Mir sad rather letrutable; eL bat the weather has been so fide that the wily lowa has St. some up tau eaumelly short time, and the pleat is atm, it. sad hei4tlty. Some people thick that the onset of laaa planted with wheat will sot be quite so large se that of last yea; farmers has of late bean produing largely of le that erop, and the fact of ease of the late portions belt g et spoiled by the wet, sod the high price which barley hoe WI bees rMseici during the lest two masons, will dcubtlires 11 1 head to ma eztToded culture of the latter grabs. Turnips are I: isserally Eked ; they are new effsrhat freely at modenate p„, priers, sad the quantity miasmal beteg at west so.-at. parades', small, there la SOOTY prosr et of their being et. plentiful cherub the winter. Keep has bee. son atter dist so gram lead, sad muy pastern weer the vigorous appanage of Jam; this will was e.ttle to be maimed "$* Wager la the pastors that anal. Tomei clovers are se awall, leurisot, sad have prodsed es amend of food M. which has sualb:7 saved the Innis. Cattle hare COON to I hand man plentifully than was at sae Sas anticipated; Et; sommustly, though stilt high in pros, they hare been se- r gaited es eennewhet easier terms. The comparatively me. 6 dente prim of Sleeks and excellence of the turnip crop al, afford a better Freepost to the feeder than he esjeyed lest le semen. Sheep are sakfai high pries, sad ender preset pre will Castoff's matins' to do so.—Beetera Cow •• OL A BOROVOM WITHOUT A MATOIL—The Town IL COVIICiI of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, have Jest fossil them- if selves to be is ea awkward predieusent. Oa Moseley se'n sight, at the animal meeting of the osrporatioe, Mr.Drabble, Wicker, a gentleman who has twice mixed the Moe of mayor, WM sleeted to the Mole chair by the seralmess vales it, of the toenail. It se happened that Mr. Drabble wee see of el the retiring aldermen, and It sow appease that at the elms St. of his *imolai to the theyorsliy he bad teased to be a mat- : bee of the body corporate, having bees reelteled le the ishiermasic beach jut fin minutes efts, he had been sp- uke 'Mated to Mole helmets. The nalartanate feature Is snit an Meader is that a thief magistrate maid mew he legally 10 sleeted until seat Number, the Mesielpal expressly providiag that, escort is the *vest tit death, the eleatios - of L.• marif shall only he m a d e on the 9th day of November is es east year. lei liii tie 1... 1 . 147 Hi U 1 14 do •4 ls &I 101 " lag 137 ill 117 In Ile TRAFFIC RETURNS. WITATIL LIM 1464. 31a. WY. WM 014114. Illeiters. dalkeia. UK MIL Ws* mails ltzv e;, ll. le I — A ~- MIA 4640 4 111 = sad tab Imam ll4 1.337 1.971 MI 11.41.4 wait-ise I r tn. t. DR 4.790 7.161 11.690 11.I* Grtrerams......... ll3 6.047 16.136 111,111 16.172 Warr mil Oarlias. --, 1491 LOX 6.017 1,193 Korth Dam. Week meat Noe. 16. u 3a la lleamma -. CS) 4167 1.114 SU 111 120 200 sal I rk II 126 243 16) II 174 137146 861 1.116 U ll6 S! . N II. 'awl lis• pi. 4.... 4.461 .....„, 1 7 1" p o i 13.2 ? ub ea 2 :!" T 7 66.117 /304imemy. Mel tiii Vaiiiii II% 291 113 I l e& 10.146 •V& mod ladedse Use thirpool. Inaeolikk Is BO ladadsd la earrapoadlog PrIV . lai "I"" RIM LEA Imriovsmurre.—The trustees et this navigation have for weed years past been hap sume ef mosey ia ealeer, ',handie s t e ig iad a u = !lo Me haw. bridges. ant feiray, red twanased ' billies es lle Mal inn ilelletnaballig will Thanes at Hen an& sad Umbrae% Sy em nellnyweleill with the New River sad Ran Leak& Waage Oenyallea t ass s. rind by pantheist in the mein at MN, wee gives for • divides of ell waryin water el the viver far the use of the laltabitants of the metropolis, is esaiker lien of ea inenased ashen penitent townie the renames of the trust sad • nee of ming be be sentribated for mew works of im Ceder this unagnesat • sew pair of = l l l % been built at Old Feed, sod enbeakeints made as as to throw the river into ere level from the tidal pinks to Tannins' Mills, a distant* of abut flee miles, wines • new lark was built some years slate by the tremens. Then works offset the llama= of every kind of Theme and Yorkshire river erste into the above porgies of the river Loa, sad by MOW et Mr thorn Datakett's nasal 'feed • new satin tee the feeds of Me Retreat's Caul Onnyany, by when tide Wenn hwe bees reeeny ished Ind re- spell At trellis. The engisal heck tl at pun Old Feld wee is a very bad clap of rep*, sad hoe ben dewed and palled Muni mien July het. It was ashy eapable of admitting a due of graft minipill te the firer Les under thirteen feet fa width. nig mush eirineser than what would neenhiodate the welt weft wedges ea the Thames, or Regent's and other eumb broiselley fres it; and it Is therefore esti& rated that pen hillies will he given to the ernes saturbe of the mergegelle ha earner) of brills, lime, me ws, aloe, sleek sad see, heavy materials, by the sung in traneshlymeat sad leareased freMbto earned. The works VIM wised he teellieem Meld* init. The new leeks are phased ille by Mei ea es te eteaomiso water by working alteresealy green sell ether; they are eighteen feet sit holies wide by 100 feet keg, lad antes* feet wide by hinny feet keg respectively, sad bate sena to eight feet of water over the eine, being fluid with every unnalease for the ienessiag Iran of the dhtriet. MYirnatous Duna. —Lsst eventag Mr. Bedford, the Westminster owner, held an toques% at Hives College Hospital, is the bode*. Mn. Lan Hallam eyed 64, who was haul dead oe inaday wrung last , in the water deters, at her hoes*, No. 69, Clement's lute. Pollee onerstable He Jego deposed that, on Bunchy morning, be wee informed that a WOOMI had bees found dead at No. 59, Chant's-Imo. On protruding to the bones be wee shows the sisters, which stood upon the leads over tke water alone, and agendum by some reps, he dtscovered the body of demand immersed an the water. She was lying ea her side with her bge gathered up, and tram the mailings of the tank and its height from the ground, it took six ma together out. lames DaWs, lb* deceased's Disbud, stated that on Sandal morons last, whoa he awoke, he missed her from the bed, but was art surprised, and, after deeming hewn, west down slain to draw some water; but as it appeased to be very frothy, be was neighed to get ay ad look late the teak, when, to his horror, be saw the body of his wife. He lest saw her alive ea Saturday night about 12 o'clock. She bad latterly been affected by the ceaduet of a favourite son, who had bees to the Black Sea darns the war, sad although he had retuned sad ben paid di at Bbeerases, be hail never saes ogled to see hie! mother. He (withers) felt else obliged to state that the deceased was frequently istositaatul, ad he the habit al Bang away with hie clean to pentane Irish. 11r. J. Richards, serene, basin proved that Ms enteetesate woman died from drowsing, the Any, after a sossaltatics , weigh hated some time, retuned the fel/owing vertUnr— That the donned we. hand drowned, but bow ee by! what means she gams la the task there was he evidence to show." Tla shock of earthquake of Aug. 30 was felt at =mask, is*. &masa reveramest of Irkutsk, at heapest M Is Ms shames. it howl half a Waste. sad was tiessib to throw dews the settle la the &lie, sad 1 ;e 4 :4 seises the Ireton of the lake. LONDON OBNIIIAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.—TeIdie receipts bribe week sadists Nov. 13, 9,981 L ie. St [AdSelfallenesta—AT Ma. MOM % MUSLIM nary aleistelteet. as. w * *. tomolossampass. ass cool Palaus see 'WSW Ilse emit *MOM sordselmus. DimimossA Itithets. 0.11.01411.11. elldWll4 ertielstef Isms WEND kwirwids. Me helm Nada lemithaissessed Teak rfurwlkass4 Mum orestesstoteL Sow sti=it i MieSsiNhissin illa Sea st the ftissewest Mrsillasteiltst las sie Osage !Ws Is mere. Om sods watt stalse MINI -THIS DAY, Two o'CLocx. In the market for home mining stock, the psi feature is a demand for South Cern Brea shares, which have risen 41. since Monday. In other respects the market exhibits no striking change, bat business is more active than it has been of late. In the Stock Exchange not a single transaction is reported in any description of mining stock. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Dien Done, 31}. 32i; Great Alfred,94, j; Greet Work, 16.5; Lady Bertha, 2De., 21e.; Leeds 81. Aubyn, 2; tkruidga Console, 21 . 14.. 61 . f . 4, I. 211-16; Tavir Con— sols, 10.., 12.. Bd.: Wheal Kitty (Latent), It; Wheel Ledoot, 14;W:teal Wrey, 6 111; 16.6-6.11.8=6.14. - - In the Stook Exchange: West Bonet, 321. 32; tiorttidge Console, 2/ ; firtat:Aluth Tolgai, 131, 1 ; 83oth Con Bros. 16}; Great Wheal Alfred, 01 ; Lady Stiteui, 20.., 19.. 63. ; Draktwalls, 331 ; Vale et Tor?, 13 .., 16. . 63. ; Port Phillip, 31. ; Sehttego, 21, 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNG-LANE.—THIS DAY. Suosa.—Ttie market continues dull, but pries, aro linseed. COTPEI —The public sales an progrioeivg steadily. TEL —Common Coops has bow in fair demand, sad Awn 1,000 chests scld yesterday at 911. Otbst diesoriptioca an very firm. Rica —Abost 2.000 begs Bagel sold from 9,. 6d. to 14e. e whittle were full prima Rcx naafis am, with a limited bunion ?one. Cortvw.-300 bales sold yesterday Os 'Cheap, sad 409 bales of Bengal at Old. is public sale to-day. Aaaowsoor.—Bsraada sold in public gala at le. 91. to 2r. ; St. Vanosat's at 63d. to 9d. JOTS sold frosty is public sale at a slight advisee. TALLOW MARKIIT.--THIB DAT. The market is flro to-day at the fpli.iwieg quota tiena:—Tovro tallow. 665. 6/. nett oath Pcterresse Y.O. es the spot, 675.; November sad December, 69.. 9d. to 670.; January to March, 66e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B I. Davis revert the .apply large, sad trade bogey.. Pfiell Without •IttaatiCOl. Prison meadow bay, CB4. to SOs.; auperizr ditto (nld), 842. to 90r. ; inferior, 60e. t• 60i.; 'viten. SO.. to 708 ; slow?. 70.. to 110..; .•COlll oat, 700. to 960.; straw,24e. to 28.. THE STEAMSHIP GREAT BIITAIN.—Thie &Mona reset is unfargoieg farther alterations of au importaat Aerostat at Lies rpoo!. BIN has bed a pew eterapet forged at the M , rsey founds,. which is said to be the meet pas dames piers of wronght trot ever put together for any pvv. post; she I. to be fitted with • sew doubt*• bladed carew,onise pitch. to be wee hod to • bided apparatus; else will hare a sew Bore fired—lies tad unicorn life-sias ; her =gathers been noosed forward, and alteration hare bees made In hos rht to *Debbi her to carry craw loathe sore canvas than hcria tear. ; full poop had bus !stilt OS dea. In 001111111. gesso, of &Haring the position of het masts, she will hays awe instead of two Wash, and that will be oval is skip. Blse will be able to carry nosily 610 posing's'', abyss% 2,5110 •oos of cargo. 1.000 tons of coal, besides *tom and water As • epees. to Australia. Her advettbed day of soiling is th• 16th of Febraary suit immilli