The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Bekaa Vice.Chanc•Bar Sir W. P. Wood.) DOCCICAULT e. DILATIZLD.—DIULIIATIC COPTIIORT. The Vice•Chaneellor gave judgment ht this gam which was argued before him early in the present year, and which pre nee to a peatiou under the International Copyright Act under the following circumstance. :—Mr. Boneacault, all the world knows, wrote, published. and acted The t'ollern Bairn. The defendant did not write, but published sod acted the same drama in one of the provincial theatres of the north, of which he is manager. Thereupon Mr. Basel melt filed his hill, moved for end obtained an interlocutory injunction, and the defeadant'a audience knew The Colleen DU Inure. But the defendant, though repulsed, was not vanquidied ; the suit went on, and in time came to a beanng. Then it appeared that Mr. Boucicault bad performed The Colleen Boon ira America prior to his taking his sens.tion header in the face of the British (Adelphi) public, and, this fact ones made manifest, the defendant craved the benefit of the loteroa ttonal Copyright Act of the 7th year of the Queen, which act, being for the benefit of authors and iu aid of copyright, ceverthekes, with the proverbial wisdom of our lepilation, afforded the defendant the means of benefitting Mr. Soucicault and improving his copyright by acting his play without his knowledge and against his moment. Argumeeta, many and various —technical, legal, moral, and immoral—were brought to bear on the matter at the hear ing. and now His Honour said that the matter rested wholly upon the coostructiou of the 19th section of the Interna tional Copyright Act, 7 Viet-, c. 12, which enacted that the author of any dramatic piece which should after the pawing of that act be first published out of the Queen's dominions should not have any copyright therein, or right to the exclusive representation thereof, otherwise than such as he m4ht become entitled to under that act. There waa no ground for holding that the plaintiff bad acquired any copyright under that eat, that was admitted on all sides, and, that point disposed of, the words of the sta tute were express, mod no amount of argument could take away from their directness and effect. Mr. Boncicault therefore failed in his legal right, and, falling in that, the bill must be dismissed. and with oasts. Mr. Southgate and Mr. Manatee were for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Wilcock sad Mr. Harting for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sit/lap la Nam --(l3Mfar• Lord Mg Justice Erie and Justices Williams. Byles, sad Besting.) UNFOUNDED CRAWS AGAINST AN ATTORNEY. In November, 1861, two youths, Ti•reii leTting and Storey, were severely is and in an accident that happened on the °messiah line, sad after a lapse of some time Mr. Joha JOO6ll, an attorney, was employed to sae the railway tom. pony for compeer/Amt. The proceedings were compromised by the company paying Mi. to cover all exporter, casts, sod &Intact, and that &menet was banded to Mr. Jame. On the 26th April last a rule was obtained by the railway company which called upon Mr. Jove to show cause why he did not render • full account of all monies re ceived by him in the actions, and pay over the baleen. found due. It was suggested that Mr. Josses bad oat properly accounted for the money he had received, and some kind of collusion wee suggested between him and the medical man who had attended the injured parties. The map ter was referred to one of the masters of the smart, who now made his report, detailing the circumstances sad finding that there was no collusion between the medical man and Mr. Jame, and that Mr. JO9lB bad fully amid pro perly applied all monies received on amount of time no- tans, and that there was no Wanes due from him. The matter sow came on opal cease being shown against the rule being made absolute. Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., appeared to show muss ; and Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., we. for the company. It was admitted by Mr. O'Malley that he could not 'import time rule ; and the court, without hearing Mr. Chambers, discharged it with costs. Rule discharged. COURT OF RILCHIKKTIR. muop in lisooo.—(Before Lord Mkt Baron Pollock, sad Bare= lksomell, Cbaossil. and Pigott.) TB! ATTORNIT42IMAL V: SILLIOL;-TH2 aimuie OF TH2 The Soßettor-General at the sitting of the wart this morning salted the learned heroes whither it woeld be con testant for them to take the case of the Alexandra on Tues day next. The Lord Chief Bares—Yee ; it will be quite ocamnient. Mr. Bares Bramwell said that Wednesday was special paper da, and it ought to be understood that if the case d the A lexandra was taken as Tuesday, it should go on di is diem until geished. The Lord Chief Baron asked whether shorthand Dotes of 1110 trial were taken independently for the Grown and the defendant The Solicitortieneral laid he was sot in the case at that into, bat he believed they were so taken. The Lard Chief Baron said he was well aware that a shorthand sate was ham, and to that note be bad never objected. On the contrary, he had recognised it ; bet what In wanted to know was whether a note was taken on both aides. He Maid now to state that he objected to the bill of exceptions which was tendered in the first instasee, and on the same ground on which he motioned to object to it up the present monteet. He did so before the jury left the box, and his reason for not then immediately arguing the question or pointing out the difficulty was that there being a shortnd writer's note of the whole propped. up, and every word uttered having been taken down, there could be no mistake whatever as to the facts. But be said that the Crown could tender a bill of exceptions if they wished, on the understanding that it should be altered comformable to the facts. He only meant that he would sompt such a bill of exceptions as would be warranted by the evidence, and he wished that to be distinctly and pub licly known. The Solicitor-Geoeral—Of course, my lord, there eon be so misunderstanding now as to the rule for a new trial hay ing been substituted for a bill of exceptions. The Lord Chief Baron—There inn be no doubt about it ; and you will agree with me, Mr. SolicitorGeneraL, that the proceeding by a rule is far more beasficial to the crown than • proceeding by a bill of exceptions alone. Indeed, I was as the eve of suggesting to the late Attorney.Geoeraltrod I believe I actually did make such a suggeetioa to him—the propriety of bringing forward the whole matter in this golinitor-Geseral—Your lordship did make sugges tion to that offset. The Lord Chief Itarou—Then it is quite agreed between ma that the fa:ta are unchangeable, end have never been changed from that moment to this. It was then agreed that the case should stand for Tees day nest, when cause will be shown by the defeedsnts. COURT FOR PROBATE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Justice Wight's's, and Mr. &roe CIMINO.) lITONI T. BTONI AND APPLATON.-A NEW TRIAL ONANTZD. This morning judgment wee given in this extraordinary ease which it will be remembered wee heard before the long nostice. The petitioner wag an Meer in the Indian ser vies, and having sned for 'divorce on the ground of adultery alleged to have been committed by his wife with her medL attendant, he had obtained a verdict with 2,0001, damages. The principal evidence against the respondent was the birth of • child on the 2nd of January, her husband having returned to her on the 10th of May —it being contended on the one side and denied on the other the infant was of mature growth. Dr. Appleton had also left the pLaoe where Mr. Stone lived (itudleigh S•lterton, Devonshire), and he had allowed judg ment to go by default. Oo behalf of Mrs. Stone, however, it was urged that she had •othisg to do with Dr. Appleton, that he had left the country, that the citation had never been served upon him, ►nd that in point of fact be had never ever becomeaware of the snit It was also contended that the state of Mrs. Stone's health a couple of moon.' before her husband's return was such am to render it exceedingly improbable that any crime of the eon suggested had been committed, namely, that the co-respondent had in the first iostence seduced her while she was under chloroform. Mr. Justice Wightman now read the judgment of himself and Mr. ChaneelL They thought that the rule nisi for a new trial en the ground that the verdict had been against the weight of evidence should be made absolute. They regretted to differ from the opinion of the lamented Judge Ordinary of this court, whose loss to the public all that knew him must siocenily deplore. Be fore, however, the unfortunate accident which had deprived the public of the service of • most admirable judge, and hie colleagues of • kind fined, Sir Creaswell Cresswell wee aware of the opinion they had then formed, and knew that they were disposed to think that there should bee new trial. Rule made absolute accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commisidooer Holroyd MI as TEI MITRE INS , IRANCI COMPANY. This was as adjourned examinatioe sitting. The bank• runtsy took place some three year! egO, and Mr. Strousberg and other of the directors were ordered to prepare &moue* but they have sever dose so. As the corayeity in enures of winding.up is one of the Vice•C'har cellar's courts, the proceediogs here have bon eserely pre forint. At the last Bitting an adj nutmeat for Az meselka was ordered. Since then some progress has bees reedit by the official manager in the winding•up of the ass. The area oany's liabilities are stated at between 20.0001. and 25 . 000 1. On the application of Mr. itedgvnek, the solicitor undo' the baokroyitcy, another adjournment was ordered. IN It THE lATUMENIZED PIPE COMPANY (cierruil. A call of WV. per share was recently mode on the °mkt butoriee to this company. Mr. Lawritece, es behalf of the liquidator. now applied for what is called a "Wages ardor" against certain of the eontritintorise who bad eat paid the animist doe from these. He cited the ere of Mr Jobs Beevor and Itui Warwick wannrapay. Olt !WItritSDAT. N. W. tO N.ll, fresh to Normaasr. N. le IL and back to strong, rain or snow. W.N.W., freak some W. to N. and L, mo- Wear COLTNL N.N.E. to W.N. W., deride OW ,ug, rain fresh to moderate, partially. some showers. N. W. to N L and S. L, NOM CoArrli. N. to Z. and to g. L, moderate to treat moderate, some show with some rain era. Al nest above. BOUTS-EKTL N.L to IX , fresh to strong. North-llastmCaltinsess to Lincoln. West=Donemd to Corn wall. ilouth.Chansel and Biscay Coasts South-liastmStmlt of Dover to Lincolushlre and Heligoland. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 31r° at half tide level. Each ten feet, nf vertical elevation, attain r about one hundredth of an illah DOMIC110111: and each ten degrees, above kV, mus ing nearly three hundredths InCiticanl L —Exposed thermo meter In glade. D.—Difference of wet bulb (for evaporation and dew point). W.—Wind, direction of (2101—twolsoints Lain of magnetic). 7.—Pores ft to I!—estimated). I.—Extreme form since last report. Q. —Quarter whence =Una form (NNILny, to g2=-N). Initials b.—blue sky: c. —elands ;dela= f. —fog ; ; L--Ightaing ; m.—misty (boxy) ; —• r.—rain ; s. —snow ; L.—thunder. = "Liptak snow or hill ,malted), sines Let report 11.—Sea disturbance (1 to 11. Z.—Car. RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAS NOITINGHAW. —On Snyder evening last an accident of a rather serious nature occurred on the Midland Railway, near Nottingham. About 5 20 p.m. the passenger train foe Buxton left the Nottingham station, and upon reaching the Lentoarte, two miles from the town, the engine struck %bone which bad strayed on to the line. The shock of the collision was very severe, and turned the last carriage but one off the line, most fortu• Dately not upsetting it. This was the only carriage that left the rade, sad the train was almost immediately stopped. The train was delayed about an hour and a half in conse quence of the accident, hut though some of the passengers were shaken considerably none of them unstained any injury. The horse was killed on the spot, its body being cut to pieces. M. DURUY AND THE FitiNCH OItrIiZONIHTB. The following letter, in reply to an invitation to be pre sent at an od:rheostat fmrtiral at Choisy-le-Roi, has Men addressed by the Mixister of Public Instruction to the mayor of that town :—" I had until the last moment hoped to be able to accept your invitation, bat my table is covered with mach a heap of papers that I have no right to afford myself the pleasure of attending your fete. Re so good sato express my regret to your 00-operators, and tell them what I should wish to say to item myself—that the Orpheao of France in not only a work of amusement but of civilisation, and one of the great and good iostitutious of the age. Poly. bitty, moot the ancients with whom 1 have lived en much, has given as a muse of the downfall of the Greek nation that it had ceased to cultivate music. If it is with other means that empires are now paved, music will not the less he one of the ornaments, and the most noble recreation of modern moiety. All that is !Moderates. The Orpheon has already in a thousand places happily modified the manners of the straightforward workmen of France. It will improve them still more in proportion as it counts more adherent.. I am eodeavonring to procure them a still greater number, for I have just prescribed the study of vocal music in the college. and ashoola of the emoire. It will limoeforth be classified in the regular emcee of study is the great educatioad esta blishments of France. You perosive that I have reason to say t►at I shall be present with you to-day in heart." Tan ENBILLUBMINT Or PARIS—The foHowing is an of list ef the soma greeted by the state sines 1852. towards the embellishment of Paris :—Junotion of the Palaces of the Louvre and the Tuileries, op to 1858. 62 500,000 fr. ; repairs of historical monuments. 2,170,000 h. ; Palace of the Elys(3., 1,400,000 fr. ; Boulemrd de Strasbourg. 3.149,003 fr. ; Boulevard de hastopol (right bank). 23.500.000 fr. ; Monument to Marshal Hey. 50,000 fr. • Hippodrome of acgohamp, 1.500,000 fr. ; Tomb of Naisoleoe 1.. (055 000 fr. ; Hotel of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs , 4,500,000 fr. • con structions on the Ile des eyries, 428.0010 r. • Palate de Flndustrie, 14,880,0006. ; Boulevard de ffeb;stopol (left beak), 12,500.C30fr. ; Pasts dee Isvalidce, and (Arco* 4.2.50.000 fr. ; Cathedral of Faris, 3.500,0001 r. ; Wracks. 7,850,000 fr. ; grand week. Saw of 18581. 10.000,0006. ; Now Opera, 28,000,000 fr. Total, 225,012,000 fr. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1863: and Worcester Railway. is which the Vice• Chancellor bad held that such application might be made ex parte, no special notice being necessary beyond the usual natio* of the call. His Hamar baring suggested an amendment in one of the affidavita, made the order asked for. IN Rk SPARK ♦RD BRYDOREL This was a very oldbankruptcy, the rdjudicatioa having been made as long as 110 years ego. Some small amount, about 4001., having come into the hands of the official assig nees as the result of a Chancery snit, application was made, at a former sitting, that 1501. should be paid to Miss Elisabeth Day, the legal representative of one of the sepa rate creditors; and the matter stood over in order that inquiries might he made as to whether soy joint creditors or their representatives were in existence. Mr. Bagley stated that further efforts hid been made to discover whether there were any joint creditors, but none had bean found. Mr. Yonge reed an affidavit, showing that steps would be taken with a view to trace Mr. Hanle Joynds, the solicitor under the bankruptcy, but nothing maid be learned of him Liter than 1775. He therefore asked that so order should be made in favour of the petitioner, Mir Day. Order accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WANDSWORTH. ALM= MUSD= OF All TSTMFT. Emma Sophia Kent, aged 23, who was described as • laundress, was brought before Yr. Ingham, charged on sus. picioo of murdering her illegitimate child on or about the 10th of October, at No. 3, Oinhardntreet, Wadsworth. The prisoner had been confined in the infirmary of the Wandsworth and Clapham Union workhouse for several weeks, and at one time she was not expected to recover. She now appeared in a very weak condition, and was pro vided with • chair in the dock. Mr. iitils;;;;; nigaleci by the pripener's father to defend her. Thomas Keenan, police-sergeant, No. 41 V, said—From directions I received from Inspector Lovelace on the 13th of October I went to No. 3, Orchard-street. The prisoner met me in the passage. I asked for Emma Kent, and she told me that was her name. I then said I wished to speak to her. and she took me into • room. I there informed her that I was • police-sergeant, and that there had been unpleasant reports set about respecting her hav ing men birth to • child. I gave her the usual caution, and she then told me that she had had a mis carriage. I asked her whether she would have any objection to be examined by a surgeon , and she said " no." I then sent for Dr. Brown. In consequence of what he told me I maid I should take her into custody for erniosaling the birth of her chill She made no reply. I asked her where the child wee and she replied that . she had never men one ; whatever happened was in the water closet. I then had her removed to the infirmary of the workhouse. where she bad been until brought to the court. I examined the premises, and all the adjoining woterclosete, but I was rumble to discover anything relating to the case. Mr. Alfred Brown rid—l em a surgeon, at Wandsworth. On the aftereooo of the 13th of October I was called to No. 3, Orchard-street. I told the prisoner that there was • charge against ber of weaseling the birth of • child. She said she bad had • miscarriage. I said it would be necemary for her to jro through an examination, to which she offered 00 objection. I thee examined her, and I found that she bad not only been delivered of a child, but that she had had a severe labour indeed. By Mr. Taylor (the clerk)—The effect of a full-grown child ? By Yr. Wilma—My opinion is that she pre birth to a child at lb* full time. Inspector Lovelace asked for a remand. Yr. Ingham then remanded the prisoner for a week. WORSHIP-STREET POLICE COURT. TO Till XOTTOII 01 I= ELMO& beg to correct the insertion in your columns of Thuniday evening, Nov. 5, under the bead of "An Apprentice sent to Prison" My apprentice always had a smell remuneration if he did his duty (that iv to my, make his full time), with an offer of time and half for all overtime made, with extra remuneration according to his industry. RespecOn his wages, they were 12a. per week at the time he aliesd, making the overtime, if any made, 18a per week ; bet my reword of time Mows only one half day made, and that paid for at the rate above-motioned, as he never left my practises without emu farthing dim to him. By inserting the above you will greatly oblige.--1 am, &c. E. J. GORDON. 10, Victoria-place, Ho:boa, Nov. 9. WRATH= EXPORT.-craul DAY.) Tummy, Nomad 10, .L: L E. D. W. --- LSB 40 i 6.8. W. 48 >• 1 B. W. I 13 11 W. 74F W.N.W. 138 I B.W. 48 1 LW. 141 S.W. 3 N.W. r W. W. W. N.W. N.N.W. N.M. N.W. 8 W.S.W. 14 W. 41 8. • &W. Si W. SD 8.8. W. IL Q. L It b 11) b 10 • 116 co 4 r 11 r Is 11 10 r o 4 o !t o IS t 1 b arn NM& Galway Valentla QuonagtowA.— UverpoM Oriel L'Oriatt t=l lll Laumks • ..... !o.i B.n 19.91 4:1 110.06,48 10.71 11/.811 47 20.77 47 4. 116.91140 spat sus s: scoalos UN MI 10.97:411 t 2.14 SI 21:116 44 f wat sel KOS VI, SHARE bliff&—(THlS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. There is little business in the railway market to-day, and prices have scarcely varied. As re gards the leading lines, the only alterations are a rise of per cent. in Midland, and a fall of 1 in Caledonian. London and North Western stook is now quoted 103/ to 1 ; Great Western s 641 to rks / ; Midland, 128 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yo hire, 1091 to 110 ; Cale donian, 118 to ; South Eastern, 941 to ; Great Eastern 491 to 1 ; Great Northern, 127 to • London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 127 to 128. Indian and Canadian railway securities are dull, "specially Delhi stock. Lombardo-Venetian and West Flanders shares have declined. Northern of Buenos Ayres are inquired for. Oil 14 Ziff U POSBNISION,.. 81. 1 H ll/LuaTS. I ClllllR6 roor L ' k u: s I "m i p. 176 ." lee au ;Alkm•sfinllatrom 4 11l MI 8l Oa lioilaikimeo3o4.op.4 108 107 106 20 111 Do. Now I 1 261 - 10 , n Ai. Nor. 1 Muhrts i Ipm I 4 ail 1001066411okallmomILL :I - l 6 I GU Da. ralormum . . 100 1 1110 11 11 2 4 16rant..41946 . tr1i , 1 _WO It 1 . 16 7 1 -.- - -. 114 1 100 Oilmilla MS. idol. 194 100 - 110 140 ,OspiLaDoallp.o.ima.. • 102 104 - all 1 Domeram,7p.o.por.prot - - - 44 1100 111601mallmogol-.. - 107 106 - 06 1160 Mail Indian rm. 6 p. - Gt. 107 108 107 2 1 7 10 , 10 . Do. G. liztataloa 1 t t i l pm IL - 10 10 Do. do I I pm - 41. US 4114 mad Tanaka °sash Me Ili KO all Do. lot preL Bonds 76 77 - 160 ail Do. do. dolarnd 61 U - 100 , ill Do. Ind prat. Bonds 6O 71 - UN ; all Do. do. defamed 61 66 -. IN !al Do. Srd lout Stock 6l 63 61 MO : all Do. do. deferred 41 40 - 11l lan Do. 4th prat. Stock 29 31 201 111 all Do. do. do/errod 24 27 - M, Me Omni Indian Pullman& 166 109 1061 10 112 Do, Kew ..- - 91 ilO Do. January, 1922 _ le If pm - 86 1 , 41 M.O. of ladle ..14 p. ot. 105 107 1051 St 'lOO Do. et par cut - - -• IN , ail 96 WmattassdiolOaros 10* 101 10* 111 15 Do. Nov lo* 10 dla - 100 all Do.llp.olidspsy7ll,tv.op 96 97 -,, LOO 1 all D 0.1111646.1446.6.4.70 97 SO - 1 4 1 2 164hin ftsoeb,lAailtad - - pm - 10 1 Do., Now .._ - '_ - - - St l a Iladous Yr. 41 par '' 96 100 - St. 110 De. do. 4pm et lOU 1061 1061 St. 1 " , rem 60 Pm ot. 15864.2 lOOO 7014 - IL 100 )Leib, Corp. 6 per t. - 60 ml Illow. and licoloaa . % 67 69 - ID all N.Brimmrtak Ito alma • sad B 3 6 -. St DM N. X. of Canada 6p. o et 14 - S 6, ISO Idado pm 6 per out- 106 107 - rt. 100 Do. Deft do. lO6O 1164 106 11 1 Do. lOm - 4 t. 160 ' j Do. d aub ilmioo- - 104 100 - U. 1001 Do. 10.81.1934.0.60.0 102 101 - MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OcooK. The stock markets today are dull and inactive, speculation being restrained by uncertainty as to whether the rate of discount at the Bank of England will be raised to 7 per cent. on next Thursday. The funds are un altered in price. Home railway stocks are very inanimate. The foreign stock market is likewise inactive, and flat in character, but the reduction in the more speculative descriptions scarcely exceeds 4to 1 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 95c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. The telegram states that flatness prevails on the Bourse, especially as regards Italian securities. Consols are now quoted 9 n to cum div., for money, and 911 to 1, ex div., fur the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows : - Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, ; ditto for aecuunt, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 904, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 141: India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 109, 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 12s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 71., 3s. dia. Turkish Consolidds, Spanish Passive, and Greek Bonds have declined 1 per cent., and Mexican 1. Other foreign stocks are dull. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 911 to 92 ; ditto, 1858, 694 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 704 to 71 ; the Consolidda, 481 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 331 to 341 ; Greek, 301 to 31 ; and Mexican, 391 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 100, 991; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1880, 89k, 89 ; ditto, 1863, scrip, 1, 1 dia. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 ; Egyptian, second issue, 991, 99; Greek, for amount, 301, 31, 304, 31 ; Mexican, for account, 391, 1 ; Peruvian, 1862, 86; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491, 1 ; ditto, 1863, scrip, 14 prem. ; Russian, 1822, 92 ; ditto, 1859, 564 ; ditto, 1862, 88, 87, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 89/ ; Spanish, for account, 541 ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, 1, 34; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 691; ditto, 100 L Bonds, 73 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 71, 701. International Financial shares are now quoted 4 to f prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hud son's Bay, If to 1 dig. ; Egyptian Trading, 2 to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, 4 to prem. ; Discount Corporation, 9 to 4 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 24 to 1 prem. ; Muntz's ?data', 1 to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 5 to 4 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 21 to 3/ prem. ; Australian Mortgage, 4to 1 prem. ; and Mortgage Bank of India, 24 to 1 prem. The discount market continues to present an un settled appearance. The supply of money seems to be adequate to all requirements, but in the pre sent uncertainty of financial affairs holders are un willing to part with it. The rate for choice bills yes terday was fully 6 per cent., and in many instances business is done upon the understanding that the terms shall be subject to modification in the event of a rise in the Bank minimum. The drain of gold being as yet, to all appeeranoe, merely checked, and not by any means stopped, and it being evident that further demands have yet to be met in connexion with Egypt, India, and other quarters, the opinion has gained ground that an advance in the Bank of England rate to 7 per cent. is very likely to take place—and perhaps on Thurs day next. At the present time, when every large shipment of gold from this country has so marked a bearing upon the value of money, the remittance of the proceeds of the Egyptian loan just announced through the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company must not be overlooked, for although a portion of the amount will be retained here, in payment for agricultural and other machinery, &c., *considerable sum will doubtless be sent out in sovere'gna to Alexandria, thus increasing the drain already experienced to that quarter. The Brazilian government, ignorant, of course, that the recent loan had been effected, but resolved at any cost to maintain its credit in London, re mitted no lees than 279,000/. by the Magdalena, to be applied, with further intended remittances, to the punctual discharge of the Empire Loan, when at maturity. As, however, its payment has been provided for by the new 41 per cent. lean, these further remittances will become unnecessary. The Melbourne advice. report the shipment for England during the month of only 947,5091. in gold. The True Briton, previously adviaed, is still out with 138,0001. Private telegrams from Bombay report a further rise in the exchange, so that the remittances of silver thither will continua on a very large scale. The committee of the Stock Exchange has ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies :—Discount Cor poration (Limited), and British Indian Tea Com pany (Limited), to be officially quoted ; London Tavern Company (Limited), to be marked in the Twice a Week List ; Alexandra Hotel Company (Limited), nut to be marked. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 448/. compared with last year, and the South Eastern a decrease of 819/. Mr. Henry Joseph Latter, of the Bank of Eng land Discount-oftice, has been appointed manager of the East London Batik. At the meeting of the Madras Railway Company on the 13th inst. resolutions will be submitted to authorise the raising of further capital, sanctioned by the Secretary of State for India, and to be issued as way be required by the progress of the works and by the state of the company's balance in the hands of government. The letters to unsuccessful applicants foe shares in the Mercantile Credit Association are expected to be sent out this (Tuesday) evening, and the letters of allotment in about four and twenty hours afterwards. It appears that the total number of shares applied for in the National Steam Navigation Company exceeds MAIM, the number to be allotted being 20,000. We are requested to state that the share list of the Loudon and Caledonian Marine Insurance Company will be chwed to applicants from Loudon on Monday, the Itith inst., sod from the country on the 17th. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia expo are ted to be distributed in London about the 10th Met. MONDAY EVUIDDI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to ex div., for the 3rd Dec.. opened and closed to day at the same quotation. For motley the last price was 92t to § with div. The official bu siness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92i, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 911, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1; New Three per Ceuta., 901, 1, 1 ; Bank Stock, 238, 234 ; India stock, 224; ditto Five per Ceut Stock, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100, 99/ ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 108, 1051 ; ditto Five-and-a-Halt per Cleat., 1151. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 6a. to la. dia. In the foreign stock market the variations were rather numerous. Prices in some instances were higher and in others lower. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prime was downwards, a reduction d se. to 10e. NOENIGN OBLIGATION& RAILWAYS. I G.Luxuallonrgi p. coat Do. Rama and Malmo& Lsessnes o.nd Moans Malian, and nabsalthi tie ta N 1 103 33 100 De ascend 1aw..... Nevt .of trance $ Otarween (Smyrna to.) hernia Lyra, New... . 90 101 12 lie 90 90 T . at La OrsTle _ 11. - Inat lasa-Van. II p. a' Ilioetharn al Frame a p.a !Son* Italian WAN.W.otTrarcean 11 n 2 2 lit 12 BRIT= 11M/121. 1 Pada( pilass. I MUM g 96. 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Agra Bank declined 2/., and South Australian Bank IL National Bank of England, however, were quoted better. The shares of the Ceylon Company have improved, but there was a redaction in Joint Stook Discount, Madras Irrigation, and Royal Mad Steam. The shares of the financial companies have again declined 2s. 6d. per share. International closed at 3f to 4f prem. ; General Credit, at 2e to I prem. ; London Financal, at 54 to 1 pram . ; and Duclson's Bai l:m :111 to 14 die., being flatter. Marine shares were last quoted 114 to 12 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 11-16 to 13.16 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 Ito 1 prem. ; and English and Scottish Mane, to prem. Discount Corporation shares were nominally quoted ft* to 4 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to f prem. ; British Indian Tea, to 1 pram. ; Littlehampton and Honfleur Steam, 14 to 24 prem. ; Muntz's Metal Company, f to!prem. ; National Steam, 44 to 54 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, Ito 14 prem.; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, to 14 prem. ; Merchant Banking Company, 24 to 31 prem.; Lundy Granite, to 1 prem. ; Cen tral Darjeeling Tea, to }prem. ; London and Ca ledonian Insurance, 4 to If prem. ; and City and County Assurance, to 14 prem. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares have risen to to prem., in consequence of the statement in Mr. Reuter's telegram from Vienna that " the members of the Vienna board of the New Union Bank have resigned in a body," and that "it is expected that Ithe bank will be dissolved." _ . . . ~The~ehares of the Egyptian Commercial and I Trading Company rose 7a. 6d., closing at 2 to 21 prem., a good effect being produced by the sound policy of the directors in identifying the company with the financial interests of the Viceroy's govern ment through the part taken by them in the new loan. Victoria and New Brunswick Government De bentures were flatter. . . The Liverpool cotton market to-day was quiet, and the transactions did not exceed 6,000 bales. The wheat market was steady. The supply of foreign was extensive. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The operations in the mining market to-day are upon a restricted scale, and price. generally are unaltered. The princi pal feature is a strong de mand for Wheal Seton shares, which have risen 71. 10s., being now quoted 135 to 165. Nangilee are also firmer, at 27 to 28. Chiverton Moor are quoted 6to I ; North Crotty, 51 to • ; East Russell, 51 to 6 ; and West Cbiverton, 50 to 52. In the Stock Exchange Herodafoot shares are officially marked 39k, and Tincroft, 191 to 191. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, as previous quotations. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received, by telegram from Suez, the following advicee in anticipation of the Australian mail, from their resident director, Mr. Bland, at Melbourne, giving the result of the month of August last :—" Qnantity ofquartz crushed, 3,150 tons ; yield per ton, gold 10 dwts. 19grs.; re ceipts, 2,6901. ; payments (ordinary), 9361. ; ditto (on account of new stamps), 690/.-1,6261. ; profit, 1,0641. Quartz crushed in six weeks in September, 4,700 tone, yielding 9 diets. 16 gra. gold per ton." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS, (THIS DAY.) COI 111:1110 AND I7TIIIIATIONAL TRZOILLPII.) (11011 001 OWN 00/1111PONDINT.) Corms keeps dell at declining rates. Sales probably 3,000 or 4,000 bales. Come.—Market moderately attended. Wheat tally is deer, with a fair Waimea Fear, good fresh parcels weuted. Other sorts uschangsd. Indian corn slow sale, 3d. to 28s. 6d, for mixed. Good F4yptian beam, 10s. 6d. to 30a. 9d. Sahli, oats is better derma ; prices a shads dearer. Oatmeal uschasigml. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scoen.—The market continues good et recast prices, bet there le less activity in the derneed. The pnvate seise includeelayed Manilla, at 38s. ; Foreign Muscovado, 425. to 455. ; Madras Jaggery, 31s. 6d. ; Maaritins grainy, 41s. to 425. ; and at public sale Barbados" at 40s. Gd. to 445. Rellsed is oleo less active ; prima ars sapnotted. Corm.—The demand is quiet, for both fore:gu sad co. losisl. • ... . . —The "public sales were resumed this morning, sad are goieg off steadily et last week's prices. Rica and Sameritc continue quiet. Corros. —At full wine* a lair bushman is doing. Jen continues in active request, at firm prices. I I TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm, at the annexed prig.: —Town tallow, 6d. net cub ; Petersburg T.O. on the 'Mt. 445. ; November to December. 445. ; December, 445. 6d. ; January to Much, 45e. to 45e. 3d. ; March, 45e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey aid Easton report prices without alteration :—Prime meadow bar, 75a. to We. ; ialsricw ditto, 60s. to 70a. ; rowels, 55.. to 70.. ; clover, old. 90,. to 110.. ; ditto, mooed cat, 87.. 6d. to 100 s. ; straw, 275. to 33e. PROVINCIAL SHARI KARIM'S. LinnltroOL, NOY. 9 —Was tadny:—lnamhlre and for 1041—London and Nara Waken, 103) I f—llancaseter, ka ra ttaa, awl Linoslostiln. # o l—Miff l9ll 4 lteliteos lll Eaters. 944 I—London and North aellant (Merthyr and Ai, gag —Buffalo and lake Huron (option eeriness), I p.—Grand Think of Canada, 21 1 — Dutch Rhenish, 1 11-16 1 p.- Great losembourn shares, 13) --Al lance vank of London and Liver pool (Limited). 221 p.— tto new shares, flip—Mercantile and Richwine Bank (limited). 31 1116 1 13-16 pp—National Beak I of Liverpool -Limited), 11t p.—Albion Marine (11mIksi`, 13-W p„, Lanowhire fonneanee, f&-;;llercautlle Marine. 7-16 In p.— Royal Mairanoe, bp and 31. 31. tLiniltael), 41 11. L. Union Marine , Limited), 213-16 p.—Afriem Merchants, 1- 6 p. —Great Ship, 3s.—lllinois. paid rep, 73 . NOV. 9 —The market, was strive, tart at retina low(Y prices. District Bank, IM p.—Alliance auk V) I donias, 1181—Consolidated Bank (Limriedi, I Eastern. 461—Great Laxembourn, 131—Great Northern (A l ,l 31—Great Ship. 34 —Great Western, 641 I—Lancashire a 8 :1 Yorkshire, 110 -London and North Western, 103) —11.1) 'leiter, Sheffield, and Lineolnalm, i6l I f —Marepolitsn, 1371 Midland, Ml—South Eastern, 9i) I—Thames end Malley Marine In surance, 4 1346 # p.—Uudson's hay, f d.--Greeks, 30 1 1— Merman. 40 African Merchants, 1-16 p West Midland Five and-a-Ralf per Cents., 5 7.16 - Granada Deferred, 91—South Devon, 33 —London and Caledonian B.tuk, p —CoMcderate Loan. 64—Natlianal Atom, 41 3 p. Market lower. BIRMINGHAM. Nov. I rain•r'Al Continental Gas shares were sold at 92, mod Metropolitan Wagon at 12). London and North Western stock quoted MI to 1011: 'hropshtre Bank, 4. ; to 44; Dud k 7 and Wag grontreich bank ni to n : !Swanton Mills Guaranteed, 64.141 tolls. 30. Ms. ; and Mantis Metal totapany, tot A AN IMPUDENT ROBBERT.—As a private carriage was standing at the bottom of Red Lion-court about 6 o'clock on Friday afternoon, a fellow went to the atrial side Of tbs carriage, opened the door. let down the glass window, aid deliberately took out a parcel, nod then abutting the door walked off with it in presence of a number of and carriages passing, though the coaclonsu was on the and a man standing by the dour us the pavement .ide of the Fint mn tVnEzninn.—The French are now repeo helicit their oyster-beds, which a few years are become ex austed from over-fishing, much in the tune way se the ancient ItaNan gentlemen sto c k ed their arti fi cial boa's. The cardinal point in oyster-breeding, as we have a:ready nod, is to provide a bolding-on place for the spat ; brzattee when the spat or spawn of the oyster tumult obtain • wipe of vantage to grow from it is lest, and sever can be. come of use to mankind. Oyster culture is canied to, with treat industry at Whitstable ; but is detail our English dredger. are surpassed by the French, who begin at the be ginning of the proves, that is, they grow their own spat, and breed countless quantities of oysters, having re , ' , sited all their old beds. and erected l ea a large number of new ones. The French also cultivate their mussels in the tame way; and as these shell.fish are largely rand as bait by our fishermen, they ought to t.dce lesion in ruusselcultiration out of the French book ; and our neighbours across the Channel, it is certain. contrive to slake their mussel beds very remuterative. Similar beds could easily be constructed in our English end Stead& bays, and, with the demand for bait sod the facilities of mate afforded by coestant railway cononunimstios, there can he little doubt . of their being profitable. The oyster beds to Kent and Freon are cultivated like these mmwel Ws, ant they trove very remunerative. We have often woe dared why sone of our enterprising fisher clue have cam mescal the breeding of lobsters. We require, it is stated, forty thousand lobsters every day, sod could use double the number if we had them—thus affording a floe chance for usterpnae. No lobsters have beea bred ie the ponds at Bauble; new Soutlumptne they are simply used as • staid place. But could not lobsters be bred on the az. eystent!—Freaer's Alva:ins tor November. a It. 10 111. sIM o. IN it. NO 118} w. -- 64 i 6 71 To no; iosl I" 48: Itli 8 ➢e die leo u o. O 6 I a.l l O - i I.9s' 0,000 40011 IN 9,000 w,••0 KO LWO ♦WO U 4 MI 11,00 0.000 1,000 140.00 Mosel ea,wei 979,976 sue 126,000 220.00 i. I MO 111 k OH *MO usuoo w.w io,ooo 14,1106 n IS 4i I/ 10 U ST6i 6* SS iii to • 11 U ss K 3 - 3sl 19ii £7 2 71 I 77 rt 111 71 38 in mi . 16 r 1 14 s - 2 77114 m Pi! Gil i 114 14 • is - xi IMENI