The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-04 00:00:00

/ the amount e il,000t. ; need others to a large amount with ..,.c aimed Isaacson. who had already mend through this court. An appeal to the House of Lords was also THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY El Mr. Pock thought that so oonviction could follow after . the evidence he had adduced, but alter what had fallen from his worship he should advise his client to apply to the SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) a per _____.___ about to be presented by the creditors under a former is. aullowilits for • regular hotel aid leaßones..Two eCtoow. .olrency and the present bankruptcy, which would mate- Mr. Combo said that would be much the best way, uhe The railway market continues to present a flat redly effect the bankrupt. was elesely of °Melee that the sat of parliament did net appearance, and most of the leadLnt lines have again The Commussioner after hearing Mr. Walker for the protect the defendant. His house was w ell conducted. point receded 4to 4 per cent. The action in Metro bankrupt, said with ' a deficivey of AM/. unaccounted and as this was the first time that such an importa nt _ ri ,, h. politer stock amounts to 4 per cent. Caledonian for, and the assignees requiring as adjournment, it must be bad beet raised he should ad v i s e th summons t o se greeted, draws and Londonand South Westernwithou t chang e . are After Min moroseness the summons was struck out. Ind London and North Western stock is now quo IN as LONDYINICIE. The bankrupt, • physician, of Lifilastrests Lamar,. die parties lett the amt. 19 to i ; Great Western, 654 0 t r o ka t . ; Miltinl to equate, net beteg in attendance. was adjourned Him dim. 1 to 4 • Lancashire and Y •ab liberty to have • day named when he shoeld be pre. to lll i ;; pared with accounts. Protection for two mouths. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Mr. Abraham appeared for the enigma The d e b ar G Clai re ' :PEas nialli teri l i, l9 49l t0 12° 50 ; B° G:ea th t iCaß No tern' etherr, -4,-- _ -- 128 to 129 ;London and South Western, 101 to amouted no less than 52,80:11., of which 41,1421. I for burrowed money-24.000(. being due to the Primes La. (sr ZLACISIC rrananani.) 102 ; and Metropolitan, 129 to 130. boooff, of Parabonoff, and 16,090/. to the Princess Walhozeici, of WORCESTER MEETING .-( THIS DAY.) Bahia, Sambre and MOUS.S, and San Paulo shares ' Pane The asset. are stated at 26 0001. have declined and Bombs and Bamda, Eastern PROCIINDI3IOB AGAINST A 01111111 or PARLIAMENT. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. , y Mr. King, solicitor, of Birmingham, who had takes out Pct Pourri 1 Bengal, and Punjanb stocks are dull. Grand a judgment debtor summon" against • member of parlia- Trunk of Canada, 3rd preference, shows an adverse met, asked that the defendant might be celled oe to 9 ran. tendency. swear. VISITORS' PLATE. O.BDINAHT MAIM AID MSoU Mr. Chidley, who appeared for the debtor, referred to Golden Drop ... ... ... ... 1 OWN Mem I Delea Nal 21 ,1 Pd SAKiwaTs ' I nateraM. its I I•w• the ease of ' Cleeeidy v. Steward," where it was distinctly Allow N. ... ... ... laid down that so writ of copies ad mid. meld issue 8 ran. ire all arca,Wel.ealereeeta. • against a member of parliament, by meson of his privilege. SHORTS HANDICAP. et 100 aid True - - As there had been four or fire similar OWN before the 10 mg iahas.skigtiii:ik ei el 5 1 court, and sa th e law was well established, he naked that Farmer's Daughter f ..., ... ... 1 Ilk Masi eat IRAN ...- I II es - the applioatioe should be dismissed, with meta Newmann ... ... ... U. I* Claleionlee „........ 1191 1201 119 _ Mx. King said that the decision' relied ou by Mr. Chid* 7 ran. N 55 Oak sad Dsadra...... •• 11 . T 74 - were bag anterior to the passing of Ole Act of 1861. the FLYING STAKES. 1 0 all Da • I Alai..inlii ' .. - 177th entice of which might be considered to have altered LW.= ... ... 10 ell De. 11 male toll - ••• - the law. Lopata ... ... ... 2 N all Dalian Ng • rya 1111 de eAtieLJa 16 17 - i - His Honour was understood to say, (ea well am could be . . collected from the intolerable nobs prevailing both ie and Pupil 14 nit - le all Wea by hell a length. 111. 100 letlaborgh*Negev • end Mayo. 191 97 11090 Ilt. & Wialaro - - oat of court), that be had already decided that • judgment ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. onatet. lee astern debtor Dammam could not be taken out or adored apnea ... 1 St De. • Nook 47 40 - a member of parliament. He therefore dimiseed the are Modem ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 s*. 145 Do. I. And. SIAL.M.AI Tr 8 4 - plicetion with costs. 116. 100 inelliellealenu - - -• 6 rat a k ...,.. OrealtHolbera .... . 128 129 118 DI Si RICHARD CHAPMAN KOHL The beat:raptly= aa laterally, Woof Great Comm-Meek FREE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. , ,„. toetl.l 4 ,l l l 4 .lmelfr_Asi HI Lls I t g e Brunswick-square. Debts, 2,6201.; mete returned at 4501. Linoola Nereus, Grey Peter, Irovidee, Rapture, Sr r i : 7, =:2.11.2:21PTJ. lie ;,s; -. An adjournment for two mouths was taken by eament. Bobby, Eine Lass, Princess, Ocean Witch, The Gi ft , Silver pa ''.''''''Tr o r to ' o V"' I" - lif ' elk 14 i Mr. Lucas and Mr. E. Reed appeared in the me. Star, Over the Sea. and Speedy ere here. in DaltserVeLelenala - - - WON Mr. Commissioner Goultiunt.) k el Do. anal Walos 411 fa Do. W. KW. Orliii; 41 at - - us al. era J. A. TICHSOIIIII. 111. Do. Do. Ifewpor , al This was the adjourned sitting for examination and dia. WINDSOR ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) 0 0. is, Do. Do. Illevelse MI Hi - 1,...As stated, a few days ago, the bankrupt OWN up. --a- U. MS Laneehlre• roseallar 1114 lug nil 11 of 40,000 L, on which • divided of ru. will be N. 44 Elask..ll 71 It 111 THE POLLENG. shortly declared, and arrangements are said to be in pro. eh . • ow 111 US - green whereby the debts will ultimately be paid in toll. The polling commenced this morning at 8 M. 110 . • *Ds 4 6 1 Mil • Whelk este 1114 1034 1 - Mr. Carpenter for tbo bankrupt . sash /or another ad- o'clock, and at eleven and twelve o'clock the number" for oh 116 lanaWater Hie Is 101 1 journmest for ix weeks. 81. 100 ' • •60 80 491 the respective candidates were announced as follows : Mr. Lawrence. for the strigues, costarring, an adjourn- N all tintypes end Oda - - -. meat was ordered to the 16th at December. 1 1 I an a1.e1113 arrETAID. The bankrupt wee • commercial traveller, of the Kent road, Wein 2544 This was the sitting for examination mans o'cuice. Colonel Fyn (Cowen five) Captain Hayter (Liberal) 157 - St IN 10 I De. New .... -• • 1334 pm 74 eh les . • .......- - ... ; 1 1 pp 1 1 1 i I I MY all Do. Mele K Yre De. lira &Derby . N 1* - pm - aed.... Majority is favour of Coltmel Vym... 17 N all ILL ft. W.. Ma) - - St ar-I =y, for the official easignes, dated that the 26 all De I Nano ..: - -, beukrupt had not fi led his amounts sad did not even reran o'crocn. la au 1161 Reed•••• Colonel Yyse all (Oar MO.. .. •••• " Moamar said the bankrupt would be adjourned sine Nada Hayti,' U. MO Doldln..Parth:Eind. Si 16 - die ;used it ought to be known that when bankrupt, failed to - N. 100 N. limara-lerwhik 10/1 1084 103 wonder, or to appear at the different alias^ were Majority In favour of Colooel Vyie 22 ai ati De. 0.7.2.11 ea.... - - - die liable to be indicted for miadmiethour, and * Jed be 51. 101 Os. Leeds - ennenced to three year.' imprisonment. - ie. 100 De. Tait ...., M ..1111 884 9 M 104 Div Valais COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. la ell Do. Oteelnen *Dana la - ; - - MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. u 1T Do de MIL.- 81 'Ma 181 te it De de 1111041 /4 71pee - (THIS DU ILK- THIS --(TIM BAT, ) ii. estb Lodes - DAY.) There was a very moderate supply of English wheat on 10 a De.___New _ _ 1 Ipa - is In our market to-day, coastwise sad by land carriage • M. 100 Noah Inalerediee 7B 79 70 8 SECOND COURT. but the genecal Quality al the samples was good. Oa thi LS Of Wesaanntec 11 Ili - whole the domed ruled steady, and Sculayr's prim was ••• IN I .O4BII MM•T r g - Si nil - (Before Mr. Payee.) fit. 100 Ineellaki. 3. Aleallik 64 le - THE GOLDIN-SWAZI RIM. well supported . In le• Masai.._. BO lIMI - Patriot c rorky. 34. tailor, wee i n di cte d f or ... w a i f s( 'The show of foreign wheat was again extensive. About 10 all rem„,,ee,, it eia&wi - - Wi n k . & D u , . ootwae h te of t h e le m ropo h aert po li ce f oam, an avenge blame was doing in good sod medium kinda, M. 1110 Chaos - in the execution of his duty. et hal currencies ; but damp parcels moved off heavffy on ei lee Devoe -..- - former terms. N. IN issare . spring oars, however, 34. 333 yaw& it Im;;;;Eit; is los - the primmer. 20 ell Weilivbia.ao lo* 101 lef It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor, Smith, ‘ ll4 a dull Is q uil, ' • • N. IN Tel Vats No. IC, was on duty in Silver-street, Golase.equareistmthe Malticr barley sold freely at full currencies ; but grinding a a D e B time of the late disturbance between th e %Dom and -- ad distilling Noels were a dull sale, at barely last week's 10 8 Do 0 - Mr. Williams alarmed the jury, urging that eves ad- g ustatiswu N all DIM, .......... - - -. mitting that the prisoner struck the sergeant, the amok TM malt trod* was inactive. I. pains, however, no charge Il i St w i t ..- ..... ....• ...-e --._ - - was of so trumpery a character that the Nettie of the one took t dasu • Ths show st samples was sal! moderate. 41. a ...agar, te to Ws Immo to report • fair sale for oata the supply of would be fußy satisfied if they toned tite pi-Wooer guilty of t N. /IN Vlstaela No 11 . 11alie 174 1711 - which was moderate, at fell goollations a ccasion unialt, end that the last punishment would • et MO Waterford & Manny - - - mace. Beau wore a dull inquiry, but sot cheaper. it ale Wen pitman - - - The learned judge summed up, aid told the }pry aka if In peas, very little business was passing, on former it. 116 H.BarespoolttarbAlti - -.- the amok was committed it was clearly does - while the tie ,r a. ......___ ,__..._ BAIT= P0M.131110015. Aar was in the execration of his duty, if he wee not in the n ";:,_"""` "=',._ was . stsad y, ____,___, sad tlis m _ hi g hist c l usiutisw ,_,, lle. Ile 1 Lamm. 1 Ocean ;dean Pelee. amentioe alga duty in ended yours* to skip fighting in the saes '''''• P ar '''''''°"'• r ISS '''''' ..e.. '''''' " A *AfAAA "'"' lee , ea els ei 64 streets he (the jades) should like to know what • mime' Wean ' man's duty wei;it certainly was not to stand by and iutly AR agricultural see& met • heavy Meaty at Monday's ' L ee 1 4.11 11 1 11.2 ‘b.. 11: Ne eillr g A P A ‘ m" w lll ll Uri t e pe , 1 " S i_ sad quietly look co. pdoes. Linseed, rapeseed, end cakes ruled about slabonnrY. 0 7* De. New. I Moron o t I Pla -* The par, found the primmer Guilty of an meault in ere. CUBAINT TWOS& - Mice. teamet. i s e l VI tr a r d = a sea l 7 "l 4Pa Qr. Per Qr. 115 101 Diß.Deenk.dellaiselea ... - The Omer mid he did tot go into the crowd with the Wank a. a OAN. a a 6 Ildit...t Uri - - - Meat iiateraltee of tattles any part in the fight. Dees, test, red 1556 46 to 4$ Oloseek, feed - The leaned Judge mid that was ridiculous nommen, be „ Ditto, sew ,41to 4$ . Leals it to 15 IN ND Or or.eiDaskep.meas. 101 104 - knew perfestly well that he went to take part in the . DlDe•whit 4l9 60 96 4e 17118 4 - - " Battle of the Allen and &ken. * Ditto, new , 41 to 47 „ black - 108 100 1138 Norfolk and Lincoln Ewa. M Rd lea ladles grea. • - 6 pot len 1010 The Kamer reiterated that he did not, and asked to bered ism 4l to 43 Meagan 2B to 81 WI 111 Do O. Ilitmeelen.... If !, pi -,.. dealt leniently with ea aeorient of hi wife and family. .. Ditto, sew.. . 41 so 44 Tick la to 31 II le be. IL do l4 II Pm - deferred Br. Payne said he would moult the Amiateet-Judge, and asain. Harrow - the eentence. Melia. - Matlllhis ft to 31 leis w all Do. de. damned ft 56 - Orlallie ........... el to 84 to all Do.tad pretHenda .. 70 71 704 THIS POLICE COURTS. MALT. - e Fla 57 - do. &dewed en D to 36 38 MO e. 114 Ilem a rertolk, sad 42 1 1: Mt to 311 11111 A De. gr ape./, Nook- a 64 1114 - (THIS DAY.) Unarm sad Ware 117 to es Tows leek, per SBO Ms . ell De. de. Odeseed 41 43 1.0 ail Do. api a. Beak- Si 81 -o- Brown - mto ft 16, MO &oh 9Wan Pagesaa le% 1004 Ifet 4 9 In. Hoesehold WORSHIP-STREET. New pm it pm - ATTEMPTED BUICIDS. DATA Narlolk awl Su ff olk lll 1* De. Janserk 18111- lg - Trillion Berry, 48, • benshmaker, Helm at 33, Feather. Dealleh, feed lB to ft a ablp l7 to 30 86 el tilt 'Minx op. el 1111 le/7 - streeetreet, St. Lakes, was oherßd before Mr. Gooks with . Potato 25 tom N 100 Do. of per ease .... - - - J ssoptiag suicide by cutting his with • ram. Noumea !NI an elates Cards. eases MI 104 - ohn Pactield, • coffee home keeper, eadl-Prissawr ham Per Qr. 103 91 as - wens a. a. O1 r& a. a. PS all Datimalatar/ 8 . 9, • 0 P_ 96 71 98 1 Ter Qr. 1 04 11 Do. New been a Maw of Kelm about six weeks. At belf-peat 10 mow end Bream Danish an/ breed' te se 21 la• an DaMittmaa•leam as ST 89 - o'clock on Friday week last being surprised at iris ash bans( s om 46 to 65 Roseau - wide his appeannos, I west up to kis room and food !dm Deana it etrammee. Duna 10 1 I no., w_ .ew ~ ... - - lyng, with hie Ducat cut, on the bed; • penknife was ea Di = 4l to 48 Duda 133 to se Bt. me !Midges num ep pc- - ae. ell 100 - the weekbandetead wine s his reach . paid hie way - regularly, and I ant quite unaware of any cum he had foe Rammw.s loo - the rash act soft 41 t" = ge to pe M. ,100 Meilt. Corp. 13 per etßd - - 04 to pr 50 all ;mem. awe Boloon o = NJ 60 Read, 93 0,--Tbe Ws Mtn's' called me nee the house on Ass;;ksw• :Ala . .. a to e limn Cosa. 10 all 'III. Drennetek • the moniagensellicemd. Preemie waa in a half unconscious " Bantni Wale lO to 11 I Boma and 13 3 II - Wet& He wet taken to the hospital, and has been the up Grinding Nto 28 Yellow - to this time. Distilling - lanai 1071 - Mr. Ceske-Did be my anything to yea aboutt this inalial Malting - eg to lll 1 do. do - Witosse-Not et the time, sir ; but since he has stated Dow , o Too " IL ll s o is S = s. i,'„ a i l::: r g t e gl ft, gal De, peopeeb to_ that he had este* slighted recollection of oommiWier the -' teed ak He was, boron; quite sober, and had not the WM . i t gily A u t or Gum h h. /pm Loirmr . g . T . wAygi JOINT 'TOO& YANK& mill of liquor. castuos. FWD bet. st TO NOV. I. INCLIISIVR. No. 15k. 1 Buns. I 131 1 0124esa I tams. Yr. Cooke-b he married ? missas.l l,4o a. Mal& oats. new. 384.06 e ISO and 11.11 a. sulk. so Ist tte Withers-Yea air, but separated from his wile nioethe ye. Gm 1 12 . era bay, mob. NAM tea &Liverpool IS 10 01 ea 461 41 pad. He km see sea now at work in the mighboarbood of Rosa& engem& ere me 140 gm .. an somstlos Do New sloltpm2s 1 41 St. Luke's. The knife is gnostic:l belongs to another frua i 1400 11,1101 es Ana relmela lodger of Mr. Pa wield. No doubt, ha-I he not been disco. /menu all 1 EMS .. DA ONO 50 tile N De. Nowa/mites).- to It atm 404 needy that pima, he would have died very shortly. The i lima ea leek el m e If SS - wowed was highly KOWA. Teta 1 0711 6103 650 3rnoo 10140 640 0 ess lee Dank of Rota . m - - up 1 The prisoner peseined in saying that the statement he was 4.000,100 Beak of Maio (Mandl be I*_ 11* - is from &Ude meet have actuated him to attempt hie life, but LIVICRPOOL COTTON MARK T. ksoul We bask of *wartime IL 15 idle sat :-.. Hr. Cooke directed his remand, tor the purpose of pro- (T 11213 DAY.) . NADI se Inaba Vlmorta„katra 111 48 keen* Doak of Wales .) llO 8 I the - caring the wiles ebteedance. (iT *nor= AND De7DMIATIONAL TILISMAPIL4 IMMO 10 Doak of New Ze (l4m aland IL 5 84 ea - SOUTHWARK - (emu otra owe comearomicre) NON N Braillaneteertegewec etr t e 24 2 pet - Market very dell and at a &sine o f frees ed. Kam 50 lattradansertmair.(l. 10 1 1 7 1 10 1 - 11501TAT2 TO MIDI= VICTUALLTNL-Tai MOM AND IB,IIO 01 INININ. Anorak all 67 la - to ld. Salle probably 4, or 6,000 hake. TAVIIII OCINTIOr. 18,100 55 Obar.rk.ini, Oolwales 10 11 91irs - Mr. Blared Grime Hancock, the pregrieter of the St. IVes le O. Ilk. Liu. Ass. Ltda. all Id IS in -in Tame, Lambe th -road, was eummoned before err, MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Ken 10 OM& X. of bath. de all re rt - by eedese of the Commissioners of Police, for tut. Soca& -The heelers dont fully maintains the acme 5 Ea 159 e a . 111.970 IN IS 1/8 66 - lawfully his house on Saadi, afternoon, Memel of is. on last week's prise Th e ' g o lads " Bell* da te. mute 16 Cosolasted leak (I.) 4 I Sim 10 I the booze of and five, for the ado of wine, *rite. 345. Od. to li. Id. ; PimN, no. to 38,. 6d. ; dived eme ree weloweaa , 10 Idle per IQ beer, &a. Seals, 37a. to 37e. 6d. ; fro Muscovado, Ws. to a3e. ; 10,0 co ge gssiteltlnTstankNeth.L 3 Idle per - Mr. Pook Si Bagnogs.aeat, muscled for the derea. Wm sad flamsah, No. 12, at 84e. Refined firm at fully ROM 130 taellsh an i Irish (Llra.) 16 Itle s r - that, who *NW sot guilty. yoslorday's prime ; brown lamps, 50a. *MO 1111 Dag.lea.hieetaarld. ell 11114 - 1 ospeckw You& L divides, said that at half-past 4oe Corns has sold steadily without change in value. Plan. aa s. olls me laina,___ataAmmaaaaP.o4 * 86 pa IS 3 4so Boadey ahem= ie knocked at the door of the St. George's takes Cevlos War. 66e. to 7 0 e. 4 d. ; fine °Wiwi red at: 1 : r-,.. Nark "slit° gipeeigi 4 6'ce.s . 11/ 7P 58* 19 - Tavern, arid was immediately admitted by Mr. liancock. middling. 74e. 6d. to 79.. 6d.: pea berry, 80s. to 86a. leooo 100 Ibrocke Bask of Ina IL 3 1.111 par - Ti.. b a r wee Meal up, bet an entering the caferreve he TILL- Th e public atlas are progressing with fair spirit at mato. . a „ a anauka . a tg r ta w _ taw several gentlemen sitting at various tables. Some were fall prima. COM 100 Lort.D.Ayres&R.Vlad. 48 11 It pat - smoking, sad they had glasses of liquor in front of them and LUCA-Only small transactions are reported. Moonghy 4,000 100 . Zoo., ler., & Sitar. (I.) 78 1 1 dts - a dessert ma au the table. The meatleasee told wither at 9 a. 3 d. attar ilese.Cia emir ere mon. all Of IN en that they bad been dining there. One gentleman maid that eattmar..-A small parcel of refraction 10* at 37a. &L, "T i n To limmlam led 0 ......C 9018,191 0.• 3 1 : 0 1l m ! dm 5 , r le,olo 40 'Leedom sod Ise acne from Dublin, and another from Manchester , and sad 7, at 36e. &melee Lon. Hanibp. - ece. 414 11 s i 1 1= - that they were commercial travellers . The last gentlemen Rua-The market is quiet. 0,0001 .... Lulea feint Poet - pre him his ord. Count .- This article continues dull of gale, and the kilo ess toe. sad *wares (1 110 - Mr. Pooh Weed whether there were not two estrum. to limited sales minted have been at a decline of Id. per lb. AMIN* Ica. and Neetbern (L BO 1 limn - tie booms, over one of which was the word " hotel r JOYS audios= ia active request, chietiy paresis for mei. Waal m Imam • 8 0 9 0 2 01 0 ad 174 18 - Mr. Young replied tint he believed such was the amt , vel, at tall prism magmas teetrehta•wirea a a p er Inn faiDeilet Lee. fi 6. western (liza lO I die au - bat the house was not a licensed hotel or inn. It had 60 100 Ile Ira ma Weettatestre . 93 79 80 18 8 0 i merely & tavern license oleo ordinary de s cription. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) woo fa Itennatlle fichease(L) 10 , lt s QM 144 Mr. Pooh coetended that there was no menace for such The ma at I. quiet, at the annexed prior :-Town TAO tee Mare./ Pro. Bees ie. , 4 Neat - A license. The St. George's Tavern had been known ea an tallow, 43e., net cask ; Pstaidati T.O. oe the spot, 43.. ild.; S. 0 • 0'100 Do. Reserved _.. •..•• • I IS stem - hotel and Myers all over the country for many yeas, sad November to Deaember, 435. 3d. • Deember, 44a. ; a•••• 40, Mhilood leak Dam) was regularly frequented by commercial travellers oe their Jimmy to Mara, Ms. M. ; March, 465. 31. awe ice Nantes of uwepoow le 114 !Cie ts s - tel il.ask leo 1. P... so sine,. . - . - arrival is the metropolis He had elm to state that she -- Seottol 10 De New a- - - gentlemen ware travellers within the meaning of the act. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 80 . 10 1 20 Do do M.OOO, 50 National Bank Mr. Combs was of opinion that such was not the can& Moen. Pattendee and Smith report no alteratioe in the ~....1 . ..I som omom w.m.. au so , 5 Travellers were to be considered persona ou their joareey h op !w h et auto. their - last repor t . _ from one place to th If other. 0.000 , 109 New Zea Dad ( halt ed; I li l idlt - -- - 50.susi ~. beet (ways all $74 xd, 871 Brd Mr. Poole assured his worship that such was the case. 10,000 100 Perntac. ot Deane N o of them gentlemen only mom from Daum oo the saw. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) • „ e l i• Do New a Walls End Tees, lits. 64.; Walla End Trizedou Hartle- ' day, and he left oe Monday to perform his journey. The , ~,.. a _. ~ „_ ....., ...„ WM al Ikelnearany . . *Dem (I. • * ire in, - - ether Wire travellers staying io London until their business r -..--:---- " wall lis*Suus ' 191 ' l Walls E "'" DT" Th ,ia mimmvaas was trzetsztacr . r th o er d e in w e o i re tti t e w re o a l t y h . ree4teot len ere , t : o e w n : v i e , pro a ro l l oi l i i i% 1 7 . 8119 91d.; t dakew T 08 : 1 1 , 114 . 1 1 1 i . 1 . r d alls . ; Rod . 1...,1%. • 4055 is $5:4 ,....... ,,,.. rr5505 7-1,, 2 i j d ..1 .= • was no proof that the ;;ectlemete had hqeor or wine before side t leneo is lustre a li t: sad also.). SI - 91 them. NUN, 10 Dress et r•ae.- it 80 19 • Mr. Young mid that he certainly did not taste tbe matelots TEN LATH FIIZZ FIGHT AT WATFORD. -At the DENENTURN MCI& of the glasses, but he had so doubt that it was whiskey and Watford petty seseices y, before the Earl of - No. 1 9 s. I tfroces. IPI I Cl. prime I Mist water chiy. He,homnehad to inform his worship th at the Fame and a full beach of magiatratee, two mid, sand engem ga. rt.Le q. 4p5Mar.44.,,,194 ,es u bars was the best conducted one iu the distrust, and bed Types aid Norris, woe charged with Urns riotously. 1083316 M. G.Nthn..4l.. Jau.ithlaly! 100 'IN 101 - ..., been such for many years under Mr. Healey, the previous tumultuously , and unlawfully assembled at Watford, sad 510,000, 84. G.Hets.-11 e. .M.-03.,41 &Waster. created a breech of the peace by ismsaltkag and besting '' p. e11.,..7an. t Jaly_ ,_ IN llel 101 - Mr. Gould, • railway veinier of Manchester, wee thou each other ; and Joseph Gam, who soled T 'a sts• s °° ' et lamcAYB • 49 -e-J B DM, 105 I ila 10 9 s id ed e . s :i e = e d 611O040! 8 1. 1 en.Delph.4p.aJaa.ailly MO 56 100 - tilled by Mr. Pooh. Hestia he travelled some thousands of mood, was charged with having .. g diteeda the whawara 10282113- St. La N.H.4p.e lantJally IN 115 100 - roam a year, sad always stopped at the St. Georges Ta Trios and Morrie Kr. H- 311,830 SA Do. Np.o..lsaAJake, 10/1 le 87 - w 1 ,41 be cone to London. He there generally met other At the ekes of the evid:nee rn his kedskip said, the 000.730 K. Lett H.,4p.c.Jan.d.luly, 101 se rou - gestlemen who travelled about the country. lie dined there magistrates were of opinion thee the primers bed ... , St. Masa I .4p.a.ree.Pmetyl 155 Ist too _ an Sunday afternoon. and had his groz as usual after dieser. participated io one of the moat rus.sly of all Pro- .... 114, N. Dna* LP. & D. 8., I Waimea oonsktend Suit the St. George's Tame was his home reeding, -a prize fight ; they would be committed for trial I kip. et. leti..& Aef,, 100 i tto In - *hen in Loodoe. NAN It ill.mi I. to the ensuing %sorter maims • bat hail is 501. each would - . stfaali . i -ssau • • • •• tv Pali lln ea - .4p.o.Ap.&Out. 100 - - - Mr. Combs Need tome the defendant's license ado its be soleined. Bail wee procunk. It came eat in *widow - • imarta. lasi shows to him he observed that it was merely a own- that in 000sequenoe of the light the saperiatendent of s r . a sh . I non sishoese license, and there was nothing to exempt ponce had bees redeemed to the reek of an inepector, with • ? " ' IP4 1 el. melees. I Site. him from the penalties of the act. It was , however , a pity lon of 20!. a year salary, and nee of the polioe.emetables Intik it a si am eall Wallahs.. NM lilt tut - that some alteration in Ni. set was not mad : regard ' had bees discharged. The chairmen id the magistrates S ea. t lee NlO - 109 IS 10 -. t,' , -. 1 . , h o.olace conducted as the St. George's Tavern was. sr of opintoo that the police bed been treated with un- - TRAce sa. ! --- poseasooso oo gaibuill. 193 - - _ a t wag a well-known house resorted to by commercial merited rigour, and that they did ell they could to stop aso,ooo, 114. / Melons OOO MI 01 - traveUen and country gentlemen . the fight. Lae SO I Do. New - 1,441.6111 ibil ir 6: t riail lattla 7 1.43010 1.9119.1104 St. lO9 30.11.15 114. ladbmaiplo a : PAM St. ;MINI& MOO 00 I De. flaw SO ISt i dls i pail .. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER .4, 1863. No. I ~..: :.1 .. .. ...., ~_ 11 : 4- 11 lOU 60._ iiiii Sr i lei WWI 60,0011 I tca 121,000 aka* rkan iiiiikj tam 1•111001 *llO 7 Min . Auswer ll. 4o. 2 I Deffibay lllift Mona SAL Aside= IAM .111thelliag. Td Denali Alta/ Grail WA . 04•1411=4;57..17.5 Cep.ll.l/alret. Tip.e. De. Op. el. Poop. Del. luilliguarrtx.* e.no =uiCors.dTre.(L lbw asd=re. ,G..ftelltailii.of Lau (L Gam sus 11 1 ==. 'Omit Nap ( . Do. 111 pa mat. Prof Hodson's Do IngroaLllnsake. (L) Dania I ntration Girl De. loads lead Nook DisoonatiL De. Now Lao. Liale44 TeL IL! Loa. fissed• Ammo. (L Lcs. Om °maths" Co. padres IMO. • Outdo Maher. IL Tel. CUm 1 DatalLoadte.os.Ce.(L) XMkoM Mama Co NertindAsenoLtleon (1' De. New 11.7A4mad T.asklL Gin W. lisa. ILainkiria rail MI it Pm I• 4 .1•7. -- If 11.1 Ili te _ I " 4 10 0 leas I 6 pm 6 l ir Par 3 Pei 4 1 le p : 1 z put 'Weald Os. Do. Kew. Odom la. Di 0103esa Oto NZW) Mod thee LIM & lea riall Nowi4l Ode& Oar Do. . Now Me Am. Cith Do. LW KM &um ai,oisft Ara i du SP9: al_ " ll_ I!)Pla 14 1 0071 IS 7 8 27 28 1 1888 i 78 711 zel la 10 8 1 88 81 311 . 88. 11. I=Se NKR 14 1 '6ll=Ta mi nalp to L a TeaMi4o4%.ll.Omeada I.ll4rmi fre. rMwin, TN. L. . s— st i mei gni is 10.000 1 so I I FOREIGN RAILW,_ Bahia and Sac Frani:lto) (Limhad), cent., mi. Recife and So F/11030/1160 (Pernambuco), guaranteed 7 per cent. (Limited), 17g. Sambre and Neu" 9f to B. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per mut. (Si. pidd), 9 i to• Ditto ditto (all pod), 22i. Turin and Savona (all p). 15. LYS. , viariuiteed 7 par PROVINCIAL SHAM MARKETS'. Itantandfmk NOT. 1-1, goad laishises Itaa bs der, hat prices an lower, except for Great Ship and soma lellar shame, which continua to advance from medal amen Great Loins, 60 60 I—Oreat Ship, fa ad., 4i.. N. ad., as.—Grand Trunk of Canada 126--Great Wistaria 664 I—Lancaohire and Yorkshire, 1111 1 I—London and Korth Wasters, 11081 a 1 4-Idasichaeter and County bank, 41-11seetteeter, Shafeld, and Usioelnehire, le 40/ 1 60 1101 60 111 14—Ditte ltedennalile bed, 11-16 p.— Ditto New Five per L, 11.111 d.-11adropeliten. tin st SO National Mann, 41 p. 61 . 1 n—ltercanina Civil:Utzer elm4l426i 11.— Bal AIN 41Vithb,—"64—SoAngi,"tith Za 961 r i t - 11 1 I—Thanin Samk. and Mersey Muth. Insurance, 41 11-16 p.—tanatahke than rance,l p.—Meslean. 60 1 f 211—Leeds lb per Ceuta, 11111— Daren hq South—Keedal and Wlntinwiena, TIM Gram/21u Srsemzs is SArr.—We are happy to say that this steamer, which, from her long M ance, was supposed to be lost, arrived wifely off Crayoned at 12 o'clock to-day. The captain reports that he lost 200 head of cattle during the storm. Annals Amu:lira ON rue LONDON urn, NORTH-WEDTCON RAILWAT.—AnOtiNt MOitioat o happily unattended with series' consequences, happened yesterday morning at Wades, on the London and Netth- Western Railway. As • goods train was being shunted hots on line of rails to another the axle of ose of the carriages broke. It then became im vanish to remove the carnage' quickly, and in the mean time • snood goods train arrived, aad, mime into collision with the carriages which blocked the way. The rumour which ran through Birmingham yesterday that • train was concerned is the accident was, we are glad be be able to my, false. No lives were lost, and so one wee seriously injured. REPRISZNFATION OF ANDOVICL—Mr. Hawkalmw Me eminent • , the liberal candidate for the sea: vacated by the death of Mr. Cobitt, baa just lamed an ad. dives to the constituency of Andover. In it he says:— •• As year neighbour and permanent resident among you, I may chins • personal connexion with your local interests. The liberal policy by whin this country baa been happily guided for the last thirty-five years, bee always had my warm sympathy, and, whenever the oppartnity offrne4 my cordial support. I wish still to follow the path of arm bet temperate programs ; lam satiated that the government of Lord Palmerston will henceforth be conducted, as it hitherto has been, in accordance with these principles. I am, therefore, prepared to give it my support lam favour able to a final adjustment of the much-vexed qosetioe of church-rates, either by total abolition, or by any other arrangement which may be acceptable to the parties prin. 'Madly interested. I shall give • favourable consideration to any proposal for the exteniou of the suffrage which may he brought forward under circumstances calculated to com mand mom." THE HOLBORN VALLEY IMPROVEMENTS. —This impacts:it subject will some on formally, and be discussed fully, as a special meeting of the 01113=100 Coulson on Fri day met. Mr. Deputy Fry will Wag the matter forward in terms with the following motion to be made by him : "On the reference of the 17th ultimo, and submitting de signs for raising Holboru Volley. Also for authority to take such steps ea may be deemed expedient by the court for prosecuting a ball is the ensuing session of parlianiset for effecting the improvements contemplated." Ws have reason to believe that the conclusion come to oo the sub ject by the Common Council on Friday will be daoitive, and that without loss of time the contemplated improve. mend will be conimenaxi.—Adoertimr. THE LORD-LIZDTENANT OF IRELAND AND THE Luring API/R=B.—Tb* Iced-lientesant has returned the following reply to the address presented to him by the gentry of Galway :—'• Castle Howard, Oct. 30.—My lords and gentlemen—l cannot fail to feel deeply touched and gratified by the terms of the address which you have been pleased to transmit to me. Any want of hospitality was certainly the last contogency to which I could expect to be exposed upon the soil of Ireland. Nor oould I doubt the high spirit of loyalty which pervades the genial sod generous county of Galway ; I have only to re gret that I thought myself bound in my representative capacity to notice the occurrence to which you refer more seriously than might otherwise have been necemary. I feel glad to have this opportunity of stating that some amounts I have seen of the event in question scarcely do justice to the persons who were assembled at the hotel. I could discern on their part uo demonstration of soy feeling but of respect, and. I will add, of regret. I have the honour to be, my ford. and gentlemen, your very faithful sad grate ful servant —(Signed) CARLISLL.—The Marquis of Clan ricarde, K.P., Sus., Ac.” Tits EARL or LESTRIML —We are requested to data that a letter purporting to be signed by the Earl of Leitrim, published originally in the Observer, and copied into some Dublin newspapers this day, is a forgery.—Dab- As Evening Mail. DEATH OF TIM CITY ARCHITIET.—Mr. James Bantam Monolog, the architect to the corporation of the city of Laudon, died on Monday, is hi 61st year, at his residence, in Gloucester-Muses, Regent's-park, after • lingering illness. He had held the office of City architect for twenty years, daring which be erected sensual impertaat public buildings, at a oat of about 760,000 i. in ell, and me meted, as be recently stated in a letter to theoourt of Common Council, " with the education, tradrsg, and social interests of this great city, and be trusted that y would worthily transmit his name as their °Meer to posterity." Hs mimed among others, to the Freenase's Orphan School, Billiegagate Market, the Coal Emitting's, the new Cattle Market, the City Prison at Holloway, and the Lunatic Asylum—ell works of magnitude and public utility. Mr. Bunning had also rendered great slftiooll to the corporation io matters con cerning their landed property. The manner in which he designed sod caned out the embellishments of the city of , London in honour of the entry of Princess Alexandra is still fresh in the public recollection, sequin/1y the damn- Mon of Temple-bar and Loodoci.bridge, and the triumphal arch at the entropies to the City. Paaras OF Snonsorron.—Tbree new ecclesiasti cal distrists have been formed out of the parish of Shore ditch and incumbents duly appointed, St.' Columba. to the incumbency of which the Rev. Samuel Wareing Mangio, M.A., of Wsdham College, Oxford, late minister of St. Matthias. Stoke Newington, has beam sp. pointed ; Bt. Chad, to the incumbency of which the Rev. . George Hervey, M.A., of Chin College, Cambridge, mate of Wed Hackney, has been appointed ; and St. August/ma to the incumbency of which the Rev. William Robert Sharpe, M.A.. late Fellow of St. Clatherioe's College, . Cambridge, and perpetual curate of 211. Corgmy'a. Nor wich, his been appointed. The churches for tame several districts will be commenced with the least pomade delay. ATHLETIC SPORTS AT WESTMINSTER SCHOOL— Ilse yens" gentlemen at this school held their annual athletic sport. yesterday, in their cricket-ground, V lomat square, Westminster, when, despite the unfavourable state of the weather. the various amusemente were gone through with much spirit. Striking • light, fifty years since, was done by a mot and steel, and a Inciter match was considered a physical impoulbUlty. 'Lug are still sceptical of the fact, pateat to thoomeds. of Herring'. Magnetki Brush and Comb re grey hair. and curing the severest cases of neuralgia and nervous headache. Recent Improvements prevent the piesinility of their fallure.—\.S. Counterfeit. are being made.—Onces, 32, BesinghalYstreet, London.--(Advertisenienty MONEY MARKS?'.-(THIS DAY.) Two olkoon. The depression in the *stock markets has de cidedly increased to-day. Prices ars generally lower. The funds have fallen Ito f per cent. English railways have not declined more than to 1 per cent., but the speculative kinds of foreign securities have suffered oonsiderably, owing to the prevailing uncertainty respecting the course of the money market. Consols are now quoted 921 to 1 for money, and 921 to Ifor the December account. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 1,1, ; ditto for account, 921; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91, 901; New Three per Cents., 91, 901, 1 ; Bank Stock, 236, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee' paper, 106, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 115 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4e. dia., par. The more speculative foreign securities are materially worse to-day. Mexican Bonds are 1 per cent. lower than yesterday, at 381 to 39 ; Spanish Passive, 1 worse, at 331 to ; Greek 1 per cent. lower, at 27 to ; and Turkish Consolidtis f lower, at 471 to 48/, ex div. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are, comparatively steady, but the general tendency of prices in this department of the Stock Exchange is downwards, Transactions are recorded as fol lows:-Brasilian, 1839 and 1859, 100 ; ditto, 1863, scrip, 4,1 die. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644; ditto Certificates,lool ; Egyptian, second issue, 100 ; Greek, for amount, 281, 274, lh 4,4, 27 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 13, 1,121 ; Italian, for acct., 711 ; ditto, Scrip, If prem. ; Mexican, for account, 40, 391, 1, 39, 1, 381, 39 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491,1 ; Spanish Pas sive, for account, 341, 1,4, 331 ; ditto Certificate, for account, 121 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921, ; ditto 1862, 711; ditto for account., 74, 701 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 58, ex div. London and Financial shares are now quoted 51 to f prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 11 to 11 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 11 preen. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, 1 die. to par ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, to prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 1 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 71 to 8/, prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 2 to 1 prem. ; Mantes Metal, to 1 prem. ; English and Swedish Beak, 24 to 3 prem. ; National Steam, 41 to 1 prem. ; Merchant Banking Company, 4to 1 prem. ; and Australian Land Mortgage and Finance Company, 11 to 1 prem. _ FOUR o'CLoci. Consols are still quoted 92# to # for money, and 92} to for the December account. The oourae of the stock markets will now be ruled by that of the money market. The question of immediate interest is—Will the Bank of England find it necessary to raise their rate of discount to 8 per cent. 7 The answer to this probably depends to a great extent upon the course that may be taken by the Bank of France. Should the latter establish ment move from 5 to 8 per cent., as sound principles of bailing appear, under present circum stances, to dictate that it shall, our Bank would probably do the same. It is impossible to leave the Bank of France out of the question, fee its operations have at present a powerful influence upon our market. This is evident when it is borne in mind that the French Bank by buying up, as it is now doing, all the gold which reaches this coun try from America and Australia, leaves the ex porters of gold toj all other quarters no re source but to supply their wants out of the stock in the Bank of England. A fresh reduction in the Bank bullion thus seems certain. That the move ment to 5 per cent. has not arrested the effinx is proved by the further large withdrawal to day. Moreover, considerable shipments have yet to be made to the new cotton , countries, including more especially Egypt, Brazil, and India. The latter, it is true, takes chiefly silver, but this can only bo obtained on the Con tinent with our gold. Should the indications of a continued drain prove unmistakeable, the directors of the Bank of England will doubtless take timely action, and apply the ueedf ul corrective in the shape of an advance in the rate to 6 per cent. It is quite true that this measure will not prevent the exportation -_‘f a single ounce of gold which our foreign engagements require us to pay, but all experience shows that an enhanced value of money here tends to prevent the foreigner from drawing upon our stores of capital, if it does not even attract capital from the relatively cheaper markets abroad. In either came, the effect of a tight money market is to put the exchanges more in favour of this country. Meanwhile, it must be ' borne in mind, that there is nothing in the present state of monetary affairs calculated to impair con fidence in the general stability of the trade and finance of the kingdom. The discount market yesterday presented a some what unsettled appearance. There was a good though not pressing demand in all quarters, including the Bank of England. Until the future course of the market becomes plainer there is no disposition amongst bankers and bill-brokers to take even the best bills below the present Bank minimum of 5 per cent. About 63,000 sovereigns and 40,0001. in bars were withdrawn from the Bank of England yesterday. The former are mostly intended fora pain and the latter for Paris. In addition, the 226,0001. Australian by the Yorkshire h.a been purchased on aocouut of the Bank of France, which is said to have entered into a contract with en eminent London firm fur a large supply. It is believed, however, that the bulk of the amount required will be derived from the remittances from Australia and America, The steamer Poonah will take to-day 167,2391. in specie, of which 148,0001. is gold for Alexandria, and the rest, chiefly silver, for China. The total to be despatched for Bombay—the cot ton port of the East—by the packet of the 11th inst. will be very large.. The foreign ;I . :changes yesterday afternoon were generally somewhat tanner than on Friday, but there was little improvement in the rates, which were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 191 ditto, 3' days, ILI6I to 171; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, ILI9 to 1; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.52 l to 71. /Lumbar', ins. basso, three months, 13.4 to ; Paris, 3 dam 25.17 j to 25 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.521 to 7I ; Fruntriort.on.thrYaine, 3 months, 1191 to Petersburg (per ronhlP), 3 months, 36 to ; Vienea, off. 60., 3 cuonths,ll.so to 55 ; Trieste, MY. flo., 3 months, 11.50 to 55 ; lindrid, 3 months, 4Si to i; Cadiz, 3 mouthy, 481 to f ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.6 8 to 70 ; Niles, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70; Ilessina, 3 mouths, 15.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 53; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. The Stock Exchange Committee have just passed an important resolution relating to new companies. The committee will henceforward require that in the case of new companies wishing to obtain a settling day, and the privilege of quotation in the official list, the shares shall be applied foe and allotted to the public to the extent of two-thirds of the total capital. This decision is evi dently directed against the practice recently introduced of bringing forward new projects with a lair proportion of the capital reserved or Mb scribed fur privately. It will bo remembered that in the case of the International Financial Society only 40,000 shares were offercil to the public out of a total of 150,000; in the tieueral Creilit Company, only 35,000 shares out of 125,000 ; in the Lad Mortgage Bank of lndia, only 25,000 shares out of 100,000 • while-.-to ems to still later instances— the gene rali public hams been invited to aptly for only 10,000 shame out of • total of 20,0t* to be allotted in the first instance in the bier-, mink Credit Association, and for 10,000 shares out of 20,000 in the English and. Swedish Bank (Limited). The course takes by the committee will be generally re with satisfaction because it is evidently = in the interest of the general body of the public. The resolution stands at present for con-, hrmation. An instalment of 51. per share, abeorbiog 500,0001., was due on Monday on udson's Bay shares, but, Monday baring been a holiday on the' Stock Exchange, was cisially paid yesterday. This, heavy demand affords an example of the way is which the money market is temporarily disturbed' by the requirements of the joint-stock enterprise' now so rife, even where, as in the case of this, company, no exportation of capital to foreign I countries is involved. Application has been made to the Stock Ex. change committee to appoint a settling day in the thereof the Anglo-Austrian Bank. The Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company (Limited) is announced, with a capital of 1,000,0001., the first issue of which is td consist of 500,0002, in 20,000 shares of 20'. each. The direction is very respectable, comprising Sir Charles Nicholson, Bart., late President of the Council of New South Wales and Queensland ; the Lord Mayor of London ; Mr. David Aitchison, late of Victoria ; Mr. John Gillespie of Gillespie„ Churchill, and Co. ; Mr. Henry J ordan, Comore.- sioner of Emigration for Queensland ; Mr. T. M. Mackay, of Leadenhall-street, and Liverpool ; Mr. Edward W. Welkin, President of the Grsod Trunk Railway of Canada ; Sir Henry Drummond WoIff,K.C.M.G. ; and Mr. Stuart Lane, of Old Broad street. It is explained that the object of this Coors pany is to afford a safe medium for the investment of capital on mortme in the Australasian colonies, including New 71and. It is proposed, in fact, to carry out in that Imp field the Credit Forsake piinciple, already successfully developed in many parte of Europe. Capital is to be borrowed it England by the issue of debentures, and employed at higher rates in the colonies. The Company will also act as agents foe negotiatiug government, mu nicipal, or other loans, in the colonies, for the collection of debts and the management of estate& It is not proposed to call up more than one quartet of the share capital. The letters of allotment of the Discount Corp°. ration, (and of the British' Indian Tea CompanA were delivered yesterday morning. Notice is given that the share list of the National Steam Navigation Company will be closed on Saturday next, the 7th instant. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of bat evening : Lastusace. —Mines British and Foreign 151. ex disc ; Atlas, 13g ; English and Scottish Marine (L imited), 54 di Guardian. 501 • Indemnity Marine, 145, 4 ; London, div. ; North 'British and Mercantile (Limited), IM • Phoraix, 149, ex die. ; Bock Life, Bg, ex dlv. ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), (M. Gaslight and Cokes.— (Limited), 23} ; ImperisLa London, 871, ex div. ; Maltagand Meditenaseen (Limi 41 ; Phoenix, 122, 4; Surrey Commons, 22 ; U General, 52i ; Westminster Chartered, 86 ; do. New, 46. Dooka—London, 691, 9, I ; St. I(erMs, d9l, I. Cassia—Birmingham (Guaranteed 41. par ant. London and North Weston), WI. Mr. C. IL Roberts has joined the board of the London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank. _ _ The Metropolitan and Provincial Baok (Li mited) was on Monday admitted to the privileges of the clearing-bomm The various drafts which mot otherwise have been collected at the counters of the several banks are thus more conveniently arranged. The Admiralty will rewire tenders on the 12th instant for the supply of 20,000 gallons of vinegar, 250 tons of sugar, 5 tons of peeper, 25 tons Of raisins, and 50 tons of tobacco. Tamar Rums. Consols, which closed ou Saturday at 921 to 93, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, ranged to-day between 921 to and 921 to 1, and closed at 921 "buyers." The official bnainals report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 921 • Thews per Cents. Reduced, 91f, * • New Three . per Cents. 91/, ; Bank Stock, ite ; India Stock, 226, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, j; ditto Bonds, ISt preen. ; and Five-and-a- per Cent. "eu:aced" rupee paper, 116. The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were flatter. There were some sales of India Bonds at 18s. prem. Exchequer Bills have as yet been affected only to the extent of Is. per cent by tie rise in the value of money, closing at 2s. ilia. to Is. prem. n The foreign stock market opened at a rednztioti, and subsequently experienced a further fall, finally clueing with a heavy appearance at nearly the lowest point of the day. The market for bank shares was heavy, and a decline of ss. to 10s. per share took plane in many descriptions, including Alliance, Brazilian and Portuguese, British Columbia, English and Irish, Loudon and Brazilian, London and Buenos Ayres, London and Colonial, and Standard Bank of Africa. The fall in the shares of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China amounted to about V. On the other band, London and County Bank and National Bank of Liverpool have improved about 104. per share. In the nusoellaneons share market the only alteration wail a relapse of about 11. in Royal Mail Steam. The shares of all the financial companies have fallen. International were 10s. lower, dosing at 41 to I prem. ; General Credit 7s. rid. lower, at 2+ Ito 2} prem. ; London Financial 17s. 6d. lower, at i to ag prem. ; and Mercantile Credit H. lower, at 2} to prem. Hudson's Bay fell is., being last quoted 11 to dm. ; while Egyotian ' Trading were only 21. 6d. worse, at 11 to 2 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 111 to prem., being lower ' • Thames and Mersey Marine, 4} to I prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, i to i Prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Aistria shares were nominally quoted par ; Discount Cor poration, 7+ to 8 prem. ; Laud Mortgage Bank of India 21 to I prem. ; East Loudon Bank, 21 to S prem. ; British Indian Tea, Ito prem. ; Littlehampton and Honfleur Steam, } to 1+ prem. • Muntz's Metal Compani, 1} to 2tpram. • Anglo: Austrian Bank, par to prem.; 4} to 5} prem. ; Englis and S wedish Banl, 3; to 4+ prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, 4to prem.; and Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, } to 1 prem. . . . . The shares of the newly announced Merchant Banking Company were quoted this morning 4 to Cr prem., and closed at 4I to b pram. Victoria Government Debentures were heavy. A fall has taken place in Maryland Bonds. The new Ottoman Railway Debentures were quoted 1 to 1} prem. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'Ctooz. The mining market is flat to-day, and the general tendency of prices unfavourable. Chiverton Moor, East Caradon, Natigilee, Chiverton, North Crofty, East Basset, and Kitty St. Agues shares are all flatter. Marke Valley and New Rosewarne are exceptionally strong, and have improved. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :—Chiverton Moor, 71 to ; East Caradon, 2to I ; Malice Valley, 6} to] ; New Rosewarne, 244 to 25} ; Nangiles, to 26 ; Wheal Crofty, 3 to; `Vest Chivertou, 62 tea ; Chiverton, 11 to ; Wheal Hope, 4f to f ; North Crofty, 5 to 6 ' • East Basset, 62 to 66 ; Cook's Kitchen, 23 to 24; Kitty St. Agues, 71 to 8 ; and Crest For tune, 26 to 27. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares ; and quotations are without alteration. A petitiou fur the winding up of the South Huller and West Petistruthal /11iuisig Company le to be heard iu the Staunaries Court, at Truro, on the 12th inst. ii --- ti N I i Pm IS SO a If psi 1 /I ii is Ilia ui iiii .. rl!l iiiii ITAIA 1 0 . 03 UPC" ~M viii 14[40 *eo il IS 11l ft In ei Ni *4* Uri i _l4