The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. 5a1 , 00.-9100112 lAMB !YI►MO,L, 4311) MI MS COL/1117M MID MILL a1t711106 LI. 11 r•8T1 UORILY.-CRIMINALL Sir Frederick Thesiger was assaulted by Mr. Bony the Mantel, to apply for a criminal information tonna Mr. James Anderson Rae, family one of the ander-sheriffs of London and Middlesex, for • libel relating seriously upts Mr. 'lorry's professional conduct and character. Mr. Hoerr bad been • I barrister twenty-one years, and had loci been in the habit of attending the Centre' Criminal Court. Shortly prior to the last September sessions hr re °avid, is the regular way, from ee attorney named Dana. a brief marked with the ordinary fee of coo galas for the defame of • prisoner named James Ruddi man, who was charged with felony; he ancrdingly made himself acquainted with the facts of the ease, and prepared himself for defeadieg the prisoner. Thanatos' commuted on Matday, the lith September, and Mr. Bony was there at half-put atm in the morning and remitted uninterrupt edly anal five in the afternroo. Their lordship; were aware that aural courts sat for the trial of prisoners. Mr. Bony was in the old cant during the pester part of the day, banes to defied another prisoner, in whose behalf his had to make a 'pain application. la the nurse of tin after noon he west into the new court, ware the Recorders was sittiao. It was customary to have a lot ground is the morning of the prisoners to be triad during the day, with either the names or leitials of the count segued to *Woad theta. Mr. Harry saw this Wt, bat it did sot coital" the name of Rata ns., and he was also shown by a brother Wainer a lit of thin bilis food by the pane jury, but this likewise mode no mention of the prisoner's antis. He therespea returned to the Old Court, and between four and In r tho afternoon be Massed that Ruddiness had ban teed aid eionvicted. Ho immediately ran into the New Court, and found that it had adjourned. Oa laying the Old Bailey, shortly afterward., he at the neat of tin primer, with kis clerk and other persons. eta asked him the reason why he did not situate defend Ruddiness, and he etated the sir unsatuees wbish led to his abeam and dm Maimed him to make an spoliation to the Recorder neat day, and also to the Secretary of State. He pro mised to do this, end appointed M meet the woman Ent saeraiog in the robing nom at the Car tral Criminal Court. Ho attended neat monis', hangs • gnats wrapped up la • Mae of paper, with the Wes tton of returning it to the poor wemu, bat she never as... On g dog into the New Court, he aseartained that when lavicilmaa was ailed up on the previous day be was asked if he had nay weasel. He only and his friends had promised to pruvicts counsel; and. on WW2 ties requested to state if he wished the adjournment of the trial, be ea premed co sib ups. the esileek Mr. Hurry satiated to attend the Caton Crisdan Court On the Tusday,Wed. woodsy. sad until tie afternoon of Thsteday, without hear tog anything mete of the manor. No penes ease to him about the fos, which he was rawly to retain at any moment, Oa the aura vs of Tbareday • sap of paper was headed to him by the neat of Raddiono, entimatig a wish to Me her nephew in Ncwirste. Mr. Horry sent it up to Mr. Rae. the underiboriff, who, es readies it, immediately left the court. Sepposing the under-sheaff wasted to speak lo bust. Mr. Horny west into the lobby, where • large sam ba of ;moos were assembled, and intimated orally what oar,te.—...,d spot the Lardr:. - dh.e.nbt . .P,G:grtda .ritriss a moat diimatrefel affair—a most infamous twaseetion." Mr. Bony asked him what he meat, but be only repeated these expressions is the prima a ell the bystesdan. Os again inquiring hie naming, he said, " It is • heads lent aaaaaa aloe. We have sosstsat oomplaiate of this kind," and Mr. Homy et length stated, that if he meatimid to connect his nano with fraud when his abascee was su avely owing to an aecideat (se be had repeatedly told him), he would be telling • wilfsl falsehood, and be would had kin responsible for It. Mr. Horsy ale declared that he Maw nothing of any fraud. He attotwarda west onto the Fourth Court—the greed jury room, where the !Warder was presiding. The Leaned Jody, addressing Mr. Hon', raid. " You have • wham/ named Dana. 1 want to see him. He is not compelled to come, but if he does met he must take the conseteness." Supposing_ he alluded to th e ease of Ituddintan, Mr. Homy said he woad 'solids the whole eircumstaaas when he (the Recorder) was disergaged. Mr. Horny theft left the court, aid went into the robing-room. Elabotquestly, he was told that the Recorder's elerk wasted him. He approathed the soma, and want as near the Recorder's chair as he could, the Under-Sheriff Roes beteg between him and the land jig. go. He bead Mr. Davies melds, eau en plasatioa; out saddest, terming resod, he sulaaerd, ''Oh, hers is Kr. Harry, be an tunas all the dream stamen ;" wherespes Mr. Bony stepped forward and mesa a stateneat. The Recorder then said that it was • mere widest, or somithiag to that effect ; that Mr. Berry was Ma hosed to return the fee, bat that, as a matter of *slag, he hoped he would. Oa the seat massing, • report which was extremely La • mutate In many rapists appeared in the Ti...., of what had oceurred le the wart Mr. Harry seat • letter to that journal eareetiag thou ineausaciee, ad late riog into fartherr ea plenatioes. It was inserted on Friday, the 19th Sept , sod on the 11th there was published in the nape a letter in reply, Maria, the dowers of Under-Slar:ff Rose. The manuscript was shown to Mr. Bony, and it was found to be is the handwriting of Mr. Rose. la this comm• ideation the sada-sheriff bore testimony to the accu racy of the report; alluded in p Arafat and affecting tonna to the cue of Raddimaa's aunt—a poor aeedlewomaa, who begged, borrowed, and pawned, to order to ger mosey to eland her nephew ; spoke of the smug dig at of a crowded wart at the refusal of Davie' sad Hurry to respond to the earnest wales of the Recorder, to Fetus to the poor woman the Molloy for which they had 'mated no anises; aad tuna Led that half • doses solicitor., end at Mast one member of the bar. were associated with spats, who pro fessed to ho clerks, bat whose only ocespetion was to frequent tt a purlieus cf polies warts to pack up victims and to visit public-homes is the stelehbourhood to divide the spoil. Mr. Hoary stated is his affidavits that these is sieastioce were Intended to apply to him, and were leis nom to hie c h aracter. It ap2eared that Mr. Henry rented to these staNialliall In a letter which was lat•eqUaLly pub lished la the nap Lori Campbell said, if this last War hal Mil bees wham, he should bay, been disposed to pion a_ ' MO but d mast they ma sow leave Mr. Hong fa the pabbldboral which he h selected. It was to. mutt to Lot appal to the Nadia sod tap to ask this court for redress. Tie ado must, therefor", be refused. Sir F. T , ..siger hoped their lordships would soy that their dank% did tot prejudice Mr. Horty's right to avail him self notelet moue of redress. Lord C. re obeli said he was entirely at liberty to proceed, either by talietmost or "eau, if be thought peeper. Rao noosed. I E POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL • DteTLIIIMMIO Can. Binh Sheppard wee pined it the bee Wore Alderman erred with rebling her furnished lodgier. C. gr a rtl * ark said her beeland kept the Birdcage public home, IN It umdstmeet. Obeelekle. The priaoatt end her hatband loiged et her buy ad the missed three sheets, one pillow. twee tehleekebh end ether articles, to the value of abmiet ate bed idsehtled thee at • pawabroesee, when they bad been pawned by the primanr. The ha h•nd, who was • very reepremble man, steed that to heel be,. married filet years to the proms's . , bet for the last sii years she bad led • most intemperate life, sad fir the make of aloha she had pawned every Wei ebe mead lay her kande on. He had • good situating werebeneemen, tri.h • salary of 1001. slur. He had ferotelmill • hone of him own, bet she went on on Maly, that he was obliged to sell ',enlists( off, and mead her late the wintry. Alter Wog there some weeks, she In have bett.r for the future, and he allnwed = be berme batik ; bet so far tram ism:omelet her sondem, she led in been worse than ever. He had bees eanspelled leen four Jadeites's Ii itossequemys of her drunkenneme. He did eat keTl whet to do watt Iter. Alderman Conked add it was melsocholy to as. • impacts:le isidattrioue men tied a nth • drunken, w.rth. less woseme. He would seed tee to Holloway kr tie weeks, vitro. she woied have the bush of the viaitirg he - .its and and p.theps they might reclaim ter. She se , old also be kept sober fa r that time, nil he booed the well be as altered shutout whim she taw oat. Tta pr a r laza teialvel hos the bat to almost a hist lag state. CLIRKENWELL. ATIMIPIPS leVILDlia IT allowriee. AT NOLIAMAT. Hamel Lawry, mad 44, • reepeeT•Ne•dree.ed man, de scribed en; pl. obeerre•eleret a• a wwelmaker, midis, at 3, Cossmil.metagas, Ceram I lee. , firlloway and of Span- Ootelneil a I : l •rbeareell, low ale ,ed at the bar on ?masa, Ousel wit!, klaminnsly waned., Jordan Thome Poulson, kW a sume, him.' by arias at h im wit h • inn, with inmost to Mr. Lewis, jun., appoued for the demos. Both T•wiaplaisaat sad the defendant are •ell knows at this emit, bevies Awe I n.re I slim lately. It appears tees tbe prisoner lit the ceeeplauseat • piece of land, but Jading that he maid not get hie poresalon aft., he had .a Mu native to quit, the primmer bad terraria I. sal the Fu:iee have es several *Teutons b. ea nailed in 1.. aterli rd le e seenstmes of the delete betenrea the puttee el' Moir friends. 0. Saturday Nov. I, the ram *aloud • two men were os the ground, which is in Suitt of the pr.o r.er's outage, sad bed mot hem there bag before the ;firm,. r eine nut sad abused item. Aientaiog b Th. evi‘les cr • hue*. Wright, the preemie threatesed to do for them ,' •I•ile WillTiam C.rter dery sad that the Pewee, made see • I the fallowing word.:—" Oat oat of my ground., you ever, , nds, AI I will fetch sersethie, that will make you. II yes do not pt oat at one. I will shoot you. bare no right on nay grouad, sad so I will elp • yes." A short time after thi s , as the mu- Pamela • leaving the gionsd, • report of a gua was laud, P ~.an was shot fa the meek and fees, and the pi tereer wu sees rtaadtog at his Wd re.. window with a sea la his buds. Posies. gave the geladiar amMily, tad anew he had boss NMI by a sagas. atNesflsll at this wart to preder his sham% WS lits Ware at the woods were such iou las war malls to articulate, sad Mr. Carrie remanded the UM lialarday, at the same Um Weft to Wald Ito pease is balk al though Mr. Ida ralitirM for Ike dalsese, made a meet eorseet appeal. oil said Ito maid tis Timken to say saosut, sad of the greatest rsepaslabiiity, on the part of the primer. Oa the prime oesadoa. Mr. Lewis, jag., said he undentood that the cosplaiasat did sot seek to press the charge. He wu prepared with evidescie to show that his client did sot fire the rill. Mr. Curie said it wu a very series, charm and he could sot think of disposing of the au without burlap the' . @video.. of the preessutor. Jordsa Thomas Poulson was thee sworn, sad stated that he had sow quite reverend, sad felt very well. He did not believe that, if the defesdaat did are the gas, he tateadod to iajute hiss is say way. He believed it was ea satin es Lddest. Mr. &Ms sad that, order such eireaustsaces, Its zest discharge the primer. If he was to stoma the oast for arid, as Jury would issaviet him LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST ILICITILIC TILISIAPN.) LIVERPOOL—Tins DAY. The follow's; Manes us here :—Pautemairse, Heserdy Cumberland, Mr Humphrey, sad Odd Teleh. SUNDAY. Falstaff Isu loft bars for Ltrarpool. MALTON. Th• following are expiated to leave for laystp•el W : Liverpool (late W illie Cranford), Brother to Ong Timmy, flordebarpor, Maid of Deferent, sad Brompton. BETTING AT MANCHEBIZE. SATURDAY NIOUT. LIVERPOOL AUI WIN CUP. 6to apt Maleessa (t) 10 to Flatterer ( , ffersd) 100 to Polestar (t) 100 to Cardsharper (I) 100 to Meld of Demist (t freely) 100 to Pretty Boy (t freely) 25 to Celaavy (t) PAN WATER SUPPLY. The Ottawa Board of Health, to which was en treated the duty of watching Inn the siemens of the Meteepsiis Wens Ast, m have now node their report.report.They seat up then eepormat by ese that " the require mesie OM teeth tee Metro s- polls Weise Rat have, is all sweat ewe*. Ina fully awl astielenerily sonplled with by the lewd WYK serilasha pewielea for on smut supply set ceseng into epseelft ma the Ist Jaly, 1867). The thew weeks have soda itm, bees limited to rhos bare eamplasee with the preddese "he ast would bans telided. Nese eres nave has aim's' Ise the resent tweeeenest Otteseppliee, which niggles proper emeleep on the wit eine empanels in the dinharp el the his. of their weld= 60 the pa ha." Is treads/ el the impend reed, sten ware sew ow plied The amino( el beeftws d tha Waled as applied the We periods leek with ewe somewhat Me INS dos he ; the dinitts== Ise se tee ensoidese, i, korevee, only trine& hat= esesiderable di arenas is observed la the anent el matter discovered. Thus the water supplied_ Wti Junction Water Company contained in 1851 tiff The water gallon ; in 1866 tally 148 grains were hood. The water of the West Middlesex Company in 1861 showed 2.73 pens; la 1666 only 096 grain per gallon were distiovand. The Chasm Company's water to 1861 'maimed 248 gram; la 18.56, 111. Ihe Southwark sad Vashall Oemasae's water la 1861 was gonad to contain 141 plat le IMi only 1.37 ones ars Mood. The Lambeth Weise Meamsay had la 1861, 219 palm of ornate seitit pte Wks in water rEirby then ; 1856 the emeame led dimieished to rains. The difference is the wane et die dew River Compaq was hum 279 praise to 010 min The Rest Leads= Caspian's water shows • asdrd ditheesse ; the earnat of omen matter is 18.51 wee 622 pie per gal- ; is 1866 it is cooly 119; the alarm's la at water supplied by the Heat Cempeny apnoea's' letdown sae- The Hampstead Coaapsay's water, as sepoilsd sew, Is 'host the man, the same soslolll mated to." lids diminution is obviously pm* des Is theaheration of the leselitin boa wish any el the senpasies derive their Supply. The /heed Jamilism,llhe Wait Middlesex, the Southwark, ad the Vauxhall Oworeles Innerly ap plied respeetively et Lew, Fusee, es' Ilwassers, derive their peens' mew frees Reoples. The UMW Water , whielb semi OP Odle *dr galore& lonia*, near H leis sew seals" selleades wake at ThaneeßlMes. noised= of wpm& maw la the Leann es.* l. lowever, by se muse ssallsel to the theilliew slowed the icsaliry et their 10■110, aad we r&sk Ilesellmak he attributed in e greet degree to the sessiderelie loresennest whisk bee takes pleas La the seinetise, Illtaeles, sad wend neseguesail el Ws supply el wear to the isetropella" The esobasts. 0 , 0660 with" it wee answory is MI MS helm SIN re sults weld be Warted have mot add is than 2,111.11311., sad the sal inmate evaded be sup. Oyler the welapelie have, bus Int se ha in eludible tire nand allaiallawa Ni implement* Pushed 7,101,03/ The amass expended la sew wedge red alters le that seledidled —The Hew River Conpasy has expeolled 606,081 L, the Beet Lades 150,0001.. the South wuk end Vauxhall SUM, the Lmbsth 301,6331., the Wee Riddle= 167,11 K, the CMOs dIVOIL, the Onnd Junta 211,126/, the Rest 17.111111, do Ranotad 1111,2148., sad the Planetoid ad Walla& (saw essosay) 60,01111. The repot etatee—'. That eV., do rears of th e water °napalm in 1860, ft that 270,681 bosses wen then supplied with daily quan tity delimited Mao be 44 It will be ammo' Inn erW bees WWI 0=1%4 die rep* of water 10 the nenspells it new nabs' the mess= qessaity edowerds ef eighty sinless_ ranee pee day, it hang noes aserly doubled in the *oft span of Ma years. It is featiabed to 328,561 of the MOAN beams which now fens 1160 agpsesto wiatis the Reolereet Ciseerare district. Tim the inerece daily sup, cc win be all purpose*, wbitklm 1111 we. 164 plieme pee Wu% Is now, is 1846. HI Ogee par house. The amts eel bresek plea for :re!do water fr.,n the morel awns, sad oistrihet the urinate, • 'elusive of plats spoke pipe., fern a total and of 2,046 miles." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1866. SHARE LL928.-ZHIB DAY. Two Akan. The railway share market to-day is rather flat. Sales ham preponderated, and there is no roomy Rom the somewhat reduced quotations which were mtablished at the final close of the market on Bata day. Business is limited. Preach shares are heavy. Paris and Lyons are marked as low as 48k. Biqa and Danabuill Ira quoted Ito $ prem. ORDINARY MARRS AND MOON& Mi. I nt. 1112. - Wrivail" Birtasals. b , Ds is. des SOL. Beat ad Naar ...—. Woad= Crow Oset owl Oda owl Mist Ms. DeoL,Pelliosallmed.4 Boa tostmi ll ="" . " Swim Ilan. Ors a... De. dee I. F. I • SW larmake lea ...... I ibulth ‘---..-- tat k. . 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The moodily aaalysis, so scearately node by the Sheaths, Mr. Dewey, enables uo to knish the following partfisalan of Il i t s ozoi wrath :—Musher dim*, in the library, Sept. 30, anaitheiredfilaillinanlitall for a landiee library, 1111; nest afapeeMeelbeneentleol about 12.600; avenge of deny Miklos, avow daily book reader', 74 ; amigo Sunday evoning visitan t IS; total number of books rood during the month, 2.205; of which 1,228 wore novas sad Wm, 421 poetry and drama and miscallaneena literature, 305 theology, philosophy, science and set ; 258 history, biography travels, 6e. Estimate of daily Milton, 11,235. The roadie( room is well supplied with sowspapers sad periodicals. EIT3.4IOIDIXARY Escarp.-00 Friday last great fears were utortalsod for t h e life of Mr. R. Squib, imit ator, at Synaeftwel, ha haviog left the 11.14 when lb* pleashiug match was hold, at Swaaloy, that day about 3 o'clock. He was sot beard of until 4 o'clock oa Saturday evening, whoa swab Imitate bins mad@ all day he was at last foetid by °soot Mr. Martin Hay's moo at the bottom of an old draw well, sear Favalaeham Weed; bedi himself and his horse haying boos precipitated t• IMP depth of 60 foot. Althougn the wall was act solo than 11 not hi dia. meter at the top, it ineresied coosidmibly lower down. It appears that Mr Squib had left the geld istasfUngto Mon the nearest way boots moss the fields. Ist gains though a hedge-row his horn baited, and the rate sell% si nem for this struck it with in e whip, which easel be pimp late wh at appeared to be a few briars, but width he after. wards found was swell. When 'ear the behest the old gentleman foil from his horn o• to a beep of earl and rubbl.h that bad been thrown deem • he bum ✓olled over sight or nine feet lower. Fortinsateo sh Squib was act serlossay heel : and, whoa he been= NW "ibis of his situation, be collected • few Midis ta dB oh o !milts eo hopes of Wog found th54=1161,11 . : passed le a 124116, better imaginal Oen daylight appeared be vsataned dews M look diet ah berme, which was sot hurt. Ho took off the nide sad lymph: it op for • stet, sad this stipend end OHM hi help, as be hoard Meese gallop post seam Yam ale ow% beirevor, hued his, and bolos almost td be bud every prospect of spending 'sonar night Mope whoa anus of the none of Middleton called down, sad then tesesed him boo hie perilous aniatica. Ho rstoraed hew to he =joy of all bis Moods. The lsone was not whoa oath y raeralsg,wheit there were oboist/00 pooplootheeted Na. lt broaghtisp. It did sot appear at all - 11netW61111- ekes ;menial. MODIL --Tbs bssesii mid e m u dole Eliohay Ice liewegagete 01.1Oka slaw Lsboottoe Meow. situ*, le the Dewlap IWO& red, Owe sohl. 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Oa Saturday, at the Green with Polios-sourt, an tharstigatims, limier the illerchaate Shipping Act, was emmenced helms Mr. Trail!, the magistrate, nepotists the lose of the Btyel Mail stmatehip Tay, whit* welt ashore in the Olaf of Mexico, mar Cape Rue, on the moraleg of the 30th of August laat. Mr. Train was as sisted by Ceptaia Robertson, KR , Bangor Omani of the Muth. Depertoseat of the Board of Tro. Mr. Cam- ' barked, from the °elm of the solicitor to the Custom', sad Mr. Neale attended to stung* the evistemee. Mr. Bird, of Ciuddf, appeand oa behalf of hie relative, Capt Strum, the consmauder of the Tay, red Mr. Crowder for the am puny. There wire also several of the cliciala rif the tom pithy prosiest. Mr. Cumberlead haviag briefly staled the mature of the promedlage. Corals William Streit entered eyes a stateessat respect ing his nautical melees leader the essossy ter a period of 18 yeara, from July, 1244, u tnialipassk, third elicit, ascend office?. and commander. Dudes He whole of hie ' aerates at sea he had carer met with my slime lentil the , lam of th• Tay, to the ocoemead amble\ bo was appelated in May loot. He thee swat that they hh itsveanah ea th e 26th of hazard, end doesstladiheasates pained thence till the me-aiag when the mud eleamillaL He she pat in the night order-book, is wIMIL the seas of mute wee entered. Hsieh the deck at Most 11 eslisk the night before the ship smack, leaving direstisme hew As veinal ma to be scam eo; monied at • quarter to 2, NW reessioed till the ship streak at ten talimes peat 6. After the chief officer came ea Oa at 4 .'aleck, witnem dosed off oa me of the seats, mad dreamed that the remel had machines ea it oo carted afterwards. He stetted up. It was them a quarter to 6. Went forward to the keeeestle, where the chief °Scar was. The first gibs of daylight wee then shawls,. Witam aetieed eentethteg en the hosier*, sad ran to get his glass. The vessel struck aleasst immediately. The sneer desaribed the varies, steps taken after the vessel had stosaisd. Ihe de. 'patch of the malls to Taulaillee the. WYNN sllolbstild the dimmer to the inflames of ea sstrissasse sernat nuke'sg oevtliwatd, the said camas Wig bees seased by a hoe., harriotho which It woe sabseguendy leosaed had Mows ea the 27th and 28th of harm, ea the meth dile of Cuba. Bath • horressee paean hem Si.. se 1.12 1. would produce what was known as • " atorm-wam," which latter, preceded by • large body of wear, weal/ astimis its roam until it broke upon some shore, heiress, ollstast. The Toy, peados • &mimosa put of lb* meet meetly at the b.. the "Mom-wen" wee approselsg, felt the effects of its cornet without wanting, sad jest 'husk La time to experience the disastrous abate of the wave Wolf. Mr. W. T. Saws, third akar, Mr. Herbert, Jowled °Seer, and oohed teltasseak else Idesesasal flarsert, R.N., Adstirslty snow Is Amps at the miss Ward the Tay, having hems esamdamt. sd ispessesd • Yaks 'Vides as to the cause t,f the sours sessadlss, the Imaley vas ad journed. THE TRAGEDY IS PARLIANZWINITIIIIT.—DZATH or Cona.—Thie ealettenata awe—the ii.ll of thetiehet of 4.ave cosies Marley—afar liapepie *a • stated root 'aerie' for surly three week% ay illa i ard alwow n, two at t D'eleelt. from las efooksflbi r►littsi Wenn he 'veered la the attack made ups l us as Wipe sltlis 20th eliimo The fatal tsrolsalin we set mildgessi brans a a til vitals a few bears of blo w = = osloos Isismosoks of the bra est le, sad set intrytlisi was doss for 11. that tamliaal Wawa doss kern. dually soak and earred at tbo bees Mon aged. It taut a 3. be a 'abject of great satitfeethe Is all latatiatith la forthoriag the 'ado of fatties, that wwwwity mu law to ratable tt. devaed to Windily his aosisois IA& is toll poosossios of Ids faculties. RONNY MARZET-TRIG DAY. Two o'CLocz. The fends remain rather flat. A further reduction of / per ant. was quoted at one period of the morn ing, bat a rally to the closing rates of Saturday has Ninon taken place. Consols for the 4th Dec., after declining to 021 to 1, hare rallied to 921," buyers." For money, the prior is 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1. Bank Stock at 218; Exchequer Bills at 2e. dis. to ls. prem.; and Exchequer 800d5,1869, at 981. Sales of Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed this morning se low as 891. but the prim has since rallied to 90/ to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. stand at at 100 to 1. Other stocks have me t with scarcely any business, the salsa being limited to Belgian Four-and•a.Half per Cents., at 96/ ex dir. (exch. 26E); Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents. at 841 (exch. 128.) ; Mexican Bonds, for the 14th Nov., at 22; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 441; and Spanish Old Three pee Cents., for the 14th instant, at 411. The amount of specie brought in by the Persia from New York is stated at 1,490,000 dub., or nearly 800,0001.; bat a considerable portion of this is pro- bably on Continental summit. - - - - • - The other imports of the precious metals reported last week have comprised 271,2001. (of which about two-thirds consisted of silver, and one-third of gold by the Parana, from the West Indies and Mexico ; 81,0001. by the Niagara, from Now York ; 10,0001. by the City of Manchester from Philadelphia; 11,4001. by the Pero, from the Manchester, ; 3,4001. by the Basics, from the Peninsula; and 2,000 ounces of gold by the Niger, from Africa. The total value of the week's arrivals (including those per the Persia) cannot be less than 664,0001. Amongst the imports of silver from the Continent, we also notice 11 packages by the Ravenabourne, from Antwerp. The shipments have also been heavy. The Custom house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thurs day last, includes 869 ounces of gold, and 22,400 ounces of silver, representing a total value of scarcely 7,0001. The p articulars are subjcined—via.: Gold coin—to Boulogne, 169 moose; to Hamburg, 800 owner. Silver coin—to Boulogne, 2,400 ounces; to St. Petersburg, 16,000 ounces. Silver dollars—to the Cape. Ceylon, Calcutta, &c., 4,000 ounces. The shipments from outhampton have also embraced 607,9161. (of which 38,3601. was gold, and 589,6561. silver) by the Candle, for Alexandria and the Bast; and 1,2001. by the Madrid, for the Peninsula. The total shipments of the week, u officially reported, are thus raised to 816,000/, nearly all in silver. The remittances in private hands to the Con tinent have comprised, in addition, the whole of the arrivals above reported (exclusive of the specie ex the Persia, which is not yet in band, and of the silver ex the Parana, which is still on sale in this market), besides upwards of 60,0001. withdrawn from the Bank in the curse of the weak. The commercial advioes by . the Persia have been Icoked for with much interest, anxiety be teg felt as to the effcct which might be produced on the American money and stock markets by the news of the fi nancial disturbanoe in Europe. So far, the American markets seem to have borne the intelligence with great steadiness. The demand for stocks was of course checked, and the desire of the banks to curtail advasces, u a measure of precaution, had rendered money somewhat dearer; but, although the efflux of specie was regarded with uneasiness, and much anxiety wee expressed to learn further sewn from England and France, there was no sign of panic. The exchange on London was pretty steady, at 109 i to f. The advises brought by the Persia mention that a new loan of 1,260,000 dole. (250,00014 of 8 per cent. stock. redeemable in 1874, was negotiated on 17th ult. by the state of New York, at 118 40.100 to 117 28-100, or an average of 118 80.100 per cent. There were but few speculative biddings, and the greater part was taken for banking purposes. Proprietors of C extension shares in the But Indian Railway Company are required to pay a call of 61. per share ( making 154 paid) by the 20th Deo. The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Rail way for the mouth of October were 29,7101., being 3,7011. more then in Oct., 1855. The directors of the New Zealand Company adver tise a fourth distribution, amounting to 10s. per old, or folly paid-up share, and bs. per new, or half-paid up share. The sum received from her Majesty's go- vernment, and available for distribution, amounted to 4,0001., consisting altogether of interest The half-yearly meeting of the Waterford and Kilkenny Railway Company is called for the 28th instant. A special towel meeting of the Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance Society is called for the sth of December, in Edinburgh, to confirm the reso lutions pained at a previous meeting. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 26th ult. to the Bth inst., is as follows: £ a. O. Rats of esehense7 Banta Madras basal!; Total 74,486 2 10 Sabloined is &statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Skate LW) showing the rates of interest yielded by railway stocks at present prices. The calculation is based on the dividends paid for the half-year ending the 30th of Jinn, 1858, and for the year ending with the same date : limper et. per ace= et the rate of dividend peat. Pres. Prins RALLWAT. Latiyear. 5A474191 et Meld end inter ti 17 91 to el 5i0ni5.94.2,„615.711479; s 99 99 s is $ se Clerlemat ' se I It 111. _ - $ i II $ i 11 N 1 I 434 D4htla asineltiot ._ BliteniCesstles ...... 9•1 Lamobir• 274 idisimelk awl Olosiow SS Maw, sad South Weiters -- SSA Gnu liollier s 17. Ondin Wasters—lreland IS Orme Wubre Si Essideal iraismers: ...... TS 2___ tat 09911019 79 larsair sal PVN Si Lamids• sal T0rk991,9 stook 107 lasolos. 119.09.9 a. 119uUL Coast 11l bolo mil Ma* Weston Stock 101 loan awl 119809Wolini. 61 Lend On* WM= 414 Oj 10 4j 3 13 86 12 11, 4 8 104 8 104 314 14 1 G 6 6 4 24 13 71 3 18 11 18 11 a II Of 11 I 4 19 36 16} 11 4 10a 11 76 413 8 4 18 1 4 15 le 0 111 4 17 1 19 1 4 11 311 411 16 11 16 5 BIG; soi Iltrielmmele:Witr" - 21/11111 It Noah plellardslaino Tart Stook I 3 . iii 1 6fO 6 0 0 600 6 6 3 4 4 61 4 17 3 6 4 IS ii iiiiia-6-1.1771 Na Zra mar. II Imlllilissisra ... i -i A si -a 4 10 be I I , 4 M !fault., deek,4 porieft: --- —... £ 4 4 4 114 Omit loombire pref. ions • par ant. 4. Essuilir• prof. aril mimosa gor ISM. II nolosOnetlis 10000mia0 perm& I 0 0 111 4101101111—aelyik 00a mt.** ... r 4lO 1 _ _ Ile Great Illardtes pr aiL i mlerenee stia 90 Grid Woli•q pr sisS. 171 Gt. Wales aserrearypiChrter I per out 20 Gt. Wolin illows. ear Omer If per oat . 70 Gt. Rolm Showw oni aim.% Fir et. stalk 100 111111‘11 Sag le Lorprhirs awl Tatishlti ideLll got aet Us Us. Prlslia• sad 0. Nest prig. 4 par ... 127 11111091 0 pis oat-- ..... 100 MOM 41 pit mt. pahrem• Nook 2se MO 112500 10 per mot ......... ..... 14 Nora Wooers Sprout. pet giro 43 Preite• sad WV% p. 77.176.61. wren& ...... 120 It Ibleso Spat Int. mitre= 104 1 / I .lleinsperwris Spr mot ....... .... 20 12•12011. Gs* Ikea Dir. ... 10 imiliames 41 14 eon* lisatrs. Waft, Arakke • York tog "Nth Weed 41 pia. ...... The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending October 23,1866, show a singularly prosperous state of the Irish banks, both the circulation and the amount of bullion exceeding considerably the highest figures whisk they had previously resched for several years pest. Compared with the returns of the preceding month, they show an incrasee of 865,2461. in the circulation, and an increase of 288.4001. under the head of coin held. the increase bang chiefly coefised at present, and for some time past, to the private banks. It will be observed that the aggregate average circulation greatly exceeds the circulation authorised by the ocatiflostee, while in the ease of the Beak of Ireland it is very mach within that amount. With the exception of the pa t feii IC4 101, Sli Sdi 1 Se do Irf 64 74 " II U - ii 84 - i Ms ifi Pi IN 911 II 4 dls $ es 17 Is IS 59 96 99 IS at 10$ 244 111 SS 74 47 411 .. 1 04 as 11 114 SR 704 i 1 du I 1 dis 1; 1; 87 II ~* i 6167z1 bon et Paws I Do. Yaw 1111611 a Ilia Mika • It Os. Illeislea _Dtilllesio•D siss77:6 Iturop.ausssia Metal W 1: 60 =.4.et. N Mine W DalOnsw.'sflp. et. de. W Ii IS Mai of Pars— Prignsda 4 Da _LlAmmilsorpOinKJA. W Or. Wart Oroola. Mani a Da. am all Didadaarq fropt.tOldd all IS, do. 110 all Du de. do. all Da. da. fliorltlrratcy a WAN, Varmitlas U ad Cluerns all laimarrad lladltarramon liodur all Do. e pot Ir , Do. if par amt. art d Dn.idftams. II Po ▪ Artadibtes..... all pat M. Md. ail Not De.do. =el Nom al: Dim Si Z i a Obratural V Savarlia Prat. all hapralOrims I Mali rea Sri Main theriabomppoirl 74 Sao nil au Mini M▪ I mg Ems O Da. id par Ont. hoer iodide Oa per neat CI drat Beim ▪ 1116. 1.4 prr cast. Prat.. al 64 Frame 6 Wolin et Aostra all Wlsaalsa - k 1s ss" 04Dismiss. ne .. Cionsiallehlred fl pa. Ds. do. II per ant... Oft nod eosin .. DEMParlik. lintamills•Clow C ?p.a. ltstal p.s., Sea Deft do. ro. I !Do. Mew . !l.!or Cost. iitee; taimem ;0 11•11;;;tialos 4 pm; mi. 140 024400.4 prom.-- 4 OIL and 0 • per 01. NO 1111%/1100"5644_14. NO Ihellmos 140 MA paLsei.st 11;;1700 . 140 00.% pit OM. 00 Do. p.0.1001 at 110.1.. ow eV (D. IL lemboll La hat. 14 Ot. Sorb. & W• 01.1 1 ,111 .1 0 WaLNEOfflest•s• Spa IN Do. I p.a. rodem. Pte. la Dallooksilma.4O ow. 100 Do.one•Jenoloso...to.e. $OO Dlloolesoismoblo 4 Pon. /al Ds. lbs. Pte. gismo .. el Ds. MEW het 10.06..•. oil Do. Si. ilo. 1 p. 4. 11/0 Ds. 10100. Oos. OWL ... .l 1 .0. Clow,: Oto. NINO 41 . ! De, 0_ , .. N. -- Libefirea Toe. 1,4201 t.. Mel par etst.oltooi. . IM tooMolobt,o p.go 00 Ds. IlowOokok. • psi 01. 100 Do do. 0 .. w et. he. 4 le , LOP.W.Oos.IkNo.O lM L.M.W.lp.Attassirdni sll lasiboaderry• dolt. oi. Id, =Monistint . Lissa M Da erra. 00 Da. Si pa 0na6.7 isirmomarass:tibi 10 De. lap. st. Pool. Nook it na hl eiZ iad ard. sou • Ds. FA. lia lh."l4. 2lC.Shipla. I Dolooms =.44116..T.16.66.1 . 14 11.100.-6 . l. — Frsi. Da. 'S. 410. Do. Look 6 okAt. No.l Ds. ItookH AO Parah. vtlk Oblbriilo lircrojiWel.W.l6ost 10 te• ORLI, 11;17;a:Fair.7.. •• all 11611160mak. Saw Pe& 1•• IMAXUarlual • all Da. / wit PriC lit Si all I. all ill a• LAO Jt lAA,) 1111 War i 4 • 44 Omit. p. ars St 1r 4 pAt. goo. 111 di • U p. I all We ft ft hit N month of Dmesiber last yes:, the swept* °ken tattoo has not until now touched seven milbon• for an interval of many years. BArozDAT EYRNDIO. Although the Bank return was not satisfactory, and the declining tendency of the exchanges threatens to lead to further withdrawals of gold from the Bank, the funds opened this morning with increased firm ness. An advance off per cent., however, was merely temporary, being met by sales. After a total decline of j per Gent. from the best point of the morning, the market finally closed par cent. lower than yesterday. The market was prejudiced in the afternoon by an erroneous report that another special court had just been summoned, and was then sitting at the Bank. No meeting of the directors took place to-day. The public) must learn to be on their guard against the various prejudicial rumours which are so freely circulated at periods of disquietude like the present. In addition to the 40,0001. in gold which was with drawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation, farther sums to the amount of 20,0001. are known to have been taken out today. The continental demand for gold is at present so active as to induce a belief that unless considerable arrivals of the precious metal take place, there will be a steady but moderate efflux from the Bank from day to day. The considerable supply brought over by the Persia from New York will thus be highly opportune. The wind having now changed to the westward, the arrival of the tames Baines, with 700,0001., may also be hourly expected. It will be as well, however, for the public not to buoy themselves up with the belief that the arrival of this supply, now so long expected, w ill exercise any material influence on the money market, as it will probably be quickly absorbed by the Con tinent. There is no essential change in the discount market, the rates being fully maintained; but it is noticed that the supply of money continues more liberal than that witnessed a few days back. Consols, 'hi& closed yesterday at 93 tog for the 4th of December, touched this morning 931 to 1, but soon relapsed, and, after declining to 921, " sellers" were last quoted 921 to 93. For money the closing quotation was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 92i, I, I t ditto, for account, 4th Dec., 93i, 931, 93. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 921, 92, 911. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 98}, 98;. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. die. to 2s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. opened rather more firmly, and were first marked 901, but stood at the clot* of the house at 901 to;, being the same as they left off yesterday. Atter the recognised hours the price was called 90 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents , . re main stationary at 1001 to I. Scarcely any busi ness was done in other foreign securities, and quotations were nominally about the same as yes terday. MINES,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. Great Wheal Alfred shares have met with an increased demand on Saturday afternoon and to-day, in consequence cf au improvement in the 160 and 180 fathom levels. In other respects the market for home mining stocks remains quiet. In the Stock Exchange this morning not a single transaction is officially reported in any description of mining stock. The following transactions took place in the Mining Exchange on Saturday : Bortridge Console, 21, 1; Wheal Grenville, 275.61.; Idolland, 2s. Od. In the Stock Exchange : South Tolgus, 140; West Bassot,l32l ; Wheal Tremsyne, 21 ; Beveridge Console, 21, 1; Great Wheal 91. ; 1 nbarreb, 275. 6d.; South Can Brea, 111 ; Cubert United. 21. 6d.; Lady Bertha, 19.. The kalf-yearly meeting of the (longest Yining Company of Ireland is called for the let of December, at Dublin, and will be made special, to enable the company to avail et,elf of the Joint Stock Companies Act of het melon, in order to reduce the 11011111191 amoset of the shares from 25L to 10t. per share. and to locums the number of the shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MARLLANE.—THIS DAY. The quantity of English wheat oa sale this morning, by land carriage samples from Essex and Kent, was only moderate. The receipt' of both wheat and flour from abroad last week were not large. The best samples of &Wish wheat maintained their value, but other qualities were Is. to 21. cheaper. Foreign wheat and flour were held at former price, but little business transacted. -------- Flee barley was fully as dear; otber ante, is. to 2s. lowa. o;ia were dell oak, sad la tome imt►sou holden gave way 6d. per qr. Brans sad paw brought tall prices. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 2 TO NOV. R. Wboat.. 011111111116. ... 7 . muL thill 11.1 1114 MWS. , . t.. ...... Nee11iN„...... Ztl r 3.1.4 an . % 'a il, ... :fll 7:... i . !.°.* ft t: r m - , 20 1.".." - •........ Mal 1 ENO ...... USN 1713 1 43 1.;.°, LC. Stall. 9091 I 3265 6900 1330 361 21 ..... 9136 Ge. N. kill .. 1368 17 217 616 ...„. 7 ewts. Ilsroaris— 6666 MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. Oar private contract market boa been quiet since Friday, but the civic preeession passing the neighbourhood lons u pended business this morning. Corrox.-300 balm sold sines Belay. Otte.—Sesl, pale, 601. to 611; yellow, 461.105, to 471.105.; brown, 461.; sperm, body, 1001. ; !mad matter, 1031. to 1041. ; cod, 60/. ; South Sim pale, 481 ; olive, Galipoli, 661. to 671.; 13,anith and Sicily, 641. to 551.; cocoa rut, 49s to 611; palm, 41s. to 441.; mpg, pale, 645. 641. to 659. ; brows, 61s. 6d. to 625. The following public sal.. are adverlfird for to-morrow:— Sugar : 300 blimp. Barbados", 4,000 bags Slanririal, 4,000 bags Seigel. and 3,600 bags Madras. Coifs" : 300 oaks of plantation C.ylon; and 300 bags owe. TALLOW MARXRT.-THIS DAY. Tho market is firm, with, howsv.r, litths or Bottling doing. Town tallow is quoted 66.. 61., nett cub ; Peters• burg Y.C. on tile @rot, 665. 64. to 91,; November and Decombra, 665. 6.1.; January to March, 665. 61. PAILTICUL4RB OF TALLOW. *wakes Mat .oaaka. Dalian but Do.trcia lit hue Arrival last week ...... Do. troia lit J ant Prise T. C. per cwt. tut The. _ _ 20,40$ 18,494 1 Ivo, 2,333 4,577 1 2,704 sion 60,179 1 89,463 3,313 998 ; 3,341 *9,919 30.953 I 53,400 265. 651, 69e. OC, 36.. 31. Ma. 116. 70a. 94. 97.9 3d. Arnel WV the west elmlusie Now. it+, WAR Jeer. /11,326 cask., ana /diver, 4,313 ..Is. The arrlyel lasi week seir.priesk 1,341 ceeks trues Us*. Total. 1,311 oak METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a much larger supply or bouts, conorquearly prises are rather hwer for all kinds. The enoicr•t aracrip cone And ready r arshasess, balsams' intrrior remain un sold. The smasher of sheep fa very small, and prim s have advasoed; however, trod. Is by so means brisk. Good calves fully maintain late rats.. From Germany and Hol land there are 2,290 beasts, 2.720 sheep, aod 135 calves; Spain, 63 beams; &wised, 100 beasts; Ireland, 1,000; and 2,100 from the Northern sad Midland Countias. - - hit 44446W1126.. of 4-10 oat =rim- 4 4 4$ D OM M .1.-w psi aoo nr bre& ST - ye 4 0 4 4 lli 5 2 issui waft boils- 26 3 4 Da do. Sham- - . - - oliis 1P - - eat Dos a Nall.becda 5 2 6 4 last. Owes at market. 4.113 ; thew? 12~110:' IGB : plw, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. blears Pattandeo sod Smith report that for Sae ogeeq bops the demand continues ostensive, sad each being seam command higher pricts ; for other sorts the demand is steady, at late prism COAL MARKET-THIS DAY. Taal,ld Moor, la.. 61.; Walla Rad Ridded, 17. 9d ; Walls Rod Bruddyll's Huttou,l9e. Sd.; Walls End Hinton, 20. 34 ; Walla End South H•ttoa, WI.; Wage Esd Stew set'., 20s. 3d.; Walls End Timm, 20s. 31.-184 ships at aukst. CIYSTAL PALACE. - TWO-AND-SIXPENNY DAY. —SATO/MAT. NOT. 8. Adebeiocs on oeyasect, 604 ; ditto by season tickets, 611; total visitor% 91$. ti ,10 /! r ,--• ' 1 11