The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittinp in Bann.—(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock, sad Barone Martin ,ChaaoaU. and Pigott.) STAPLETON IL HAYMAN AND ANOTHEL _ This was an action to recover the value of a barge, tried before Mr. 13aron Martin, ►t the sittings in London, after last Trinity term, sod in which a verdict was found for the plaintiff—damages, 1301. The Solicitor• General now, in pursuance of leave re served by the learned judge, moved for a rule to show muse why the verdict should not be entered for the de fendants or the damages reduced. The action was brought against the sssigoees of a bankrupt named Atwater, and the question was whether the plaintiff, to whom there was no doubt the bankrupt sold the barge, could sue them for it, he not having registered the bill of sale as required by the statute. Mr. Baron Martin-1 thought this m►tter would have keen settled. If the plaintiff is deprived of the barge it will be as distinct a piece of robbery as ever was perpe trated. TM Solicitor. General said the setae might be said of the ease of " Boyson v. Gibson," in which the point had been clearly decided. If the robbery was sanctioned by the Legislature it could not be helped except by an alteration of the act of parliament. Mr. Baron Martin said the plaintiff, a young man who came into a legacy, and the mate of a barge, purchased is April, 1862, a barge trout Atwater for 1001. Having paid the money he went to the Cnstora.bouse to register the bill of sale, and was there told that he could sot do so, as he was • minor. Shortly afterwards Atwater became • bankrupt, and his anignece took posesesion of and sold the bar A% Lord Chief Baron said it would be very strange if a man could not own a barge mars he were 21. The Solicitor-General said that whether the Custom hones officers improperly refined to register the bill of sale or not was • spiestioo affecting them only, but the sot of Parliament, 17 and 18 Vic. e. 104, made it imperative that the registered owner alone should be the owner. Mr. Baron Marlin said it wan imposible the learned coon. eel could get over the sale of the barge. The Solicitor-General then said he would move to reduce the damages to 201., the cost of the mast and sail which the defeniant had put upon the barge. The Lord Chief Baron—lf we are to be aceemories after the fact, to what certainly bears the complexion which Mr. Baron Martin has given to this matter, we ought to be so armories toss little as we can help. Mr. Baron Martin—l was in hopes that the matter would be arranged. an your client, who appeared to be • respect able man, said he would see that justice was dose to this you( man. The Solicitor-General-1 also hoped that the matter would be settled. RulTie; e cou granted a rule to Moos the damages to 201. sli rt t COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Beton Sir Jams Wilde.) 800TP O. 8001 T. —IIIIW TILT. This, which was the last case tried by Sir C. Criswell, was the suit of a husband for sent:Aka of conjugal rights answered by a panties for a judicial separation ea the monad of entelty ; and the verdict of a 'penal jury, after a hog trial, wee for Captain Scott. The Quaea's Advocate (with him Dr. Spinks sad Mr. Cole) now moved for a rule nisi for a new trial, oe the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence, and also upon affidavits oorroborating the evidence of the petitioner with regard to certain alleged acts at Struetian, respecting which the elate orate of the parties at the trial bad been in direct conflict. The learned advocate also contended that the new judge could not pronounce say decree in the case until there had been a rehearing. Sir J. Wilde said that ea the case was one of great impet uses he would postpos his decision till Tuesday next. No doubt cm motions for new trials it was a =advantage to has as opportunity of consultis the l i e ge who bad tried the case ; but a judge of the cosmos w =arta scarcely ever died without leaving questions depending which his colleagues had to decide accerdi to the best lights in their power. The argument of the leased advo cate as this point must therefore fail. ROL:LIU° r. BOULTTNG. In this eau, which was a motion for a new trial on the grated of misdirection, the petitioner wu a wife, who sought a judicial separatimi on the ground of adultery. The parties bad long lived separate, the respondent allowing the petitioner the sum of 7e. per week ; and flit Crewmen had directed the jury that if she had continued to mein the mosey after hor husband', adultery bad come to her knowledge she warn guilty of connivance. Lod The Queen's Advocate contended that this rule wu wrong. Sir J. Wilde reserved his judgment on the motion for • rule MM. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAME3. Alf AUDACIOUS BURGLAR. -HIS ISICTRAORDIPAIT CAPTORS. ✓oAn Brows, a tall powerful fellow, 20 years of age, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged wit► feloniously breaking into the dwelling houses of Mr. Isaac Gabriel Costa, boot and shoemaker, of No. 7, Greet Alieetreet, Whiteckapel, and Mr. Michael Mayan, staterella maker, No. 6, in Sesame street. Mr. Costa said that when be came downstairs at till ssl• notes past 6 o'clock this morning he saw $ man seated by the parlour window. He at first thought he was asleep. He was about to lay hold of him when the fellow made • nut, and at the same time he beard a poise outside, which consisted him the intruder had a confederate, and he let him go and seat for a police-constabl► He searched t►e house for the stranger, but could not find him. The shop or warehouse projects from the dwelling-house, sedan entreats, into the house had been effected by amending to the roof of the shop and opening the first•6oor window. He believed the prisoner was the man he saw in the house, but he would not like to swear to him. Mr. Meyers said that soon after six o'clock this morning he heard a tremendous screaming, and cries for help in the top roan over his own, and on opening his bedroom door he saw the prisoner running downstairs. He was about to noire the prisoner, who said "It's all right, air. Mr. Wolff, next door, has shot a woman, and he hes escaped into your house." Witness knew that Mr. Wolff did not live next door, but thought it probable such an oucurrence rcight have happened, and fol lowed the prisoner downstairs, when he lost eight of him. A policeman was a - knitted, and the prisoner sou hand doubled up in a corner. The pr saner on leaving the house of Mr. Coe* opened the attic window, ma door a parapet, attempted to climb over the roof of No. U, and fall down into the gut ter below the parapet, which saved him from being precipitated into the street below. The prisoner then entered the bedroom in which the servants and children were sleepieg. He aroused them all by the now he made, *ad they were greatlT terrified on seeing a man in the roo m , and all bogie sereettuag together. William /Rae. • police-oonstable, No. 184 H, was celled into Mr. Meyers' boon, and when In got up Gee flight of shin saw the penciller in a corner. He asked the prisoner what he intended to do oe entering Mr. Costa's house, to which he replied, " To take all that, I could lay my hands co." -- The prisooar—The fact is, sir, I w half rhea. Hine—He was quite sober. Hs is as old thud, though young it years, sod I hare no doubt be had a confederate. Mr. Partridge remedial the primer for a week. GAROTTERS IN THE LONG WALK, NEAR WINDSOR cams. Lent night, about 8 o'clock, as one of the foremen of Mears. 'Lyon was passing along the Long Walk, at • soot between the Lodge at the entrance of the road leadiog to Frogman Houle and the cros;=l Ise was soddenly attacked by two men, who po upon him, and having garrotted him in the weal manner, ne.irly strangling him, robbed him of bank note. to the value of %boat 80/., and his silver watch. The polies have been informed of the outrage, and every motes will be used to diecoser the perpetvitors. The occurrence happen ing so close to the C.4111U0 bas caused much indignation and alarm. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. OXFORD ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) (BY ILICTIIC OXFORD. arruanAr. This morning Mr. Neale (liberal) wu put in nomination by Sheriff Doas, seconded by Councillor J•Yty CAME. No oppositioe was offered, and the mayor, W. THOMPSON, Esq., declared Mr. Neale to be duly elected. Mr. Neale was well received. Among those present during the proceedings wan the Prince ot Denmark. THE ARCHBISHOPRIC OP DUBLIN. (Second Edition of Jodi B 1 /.) We have great pleasure in announcing that the Archbishopric of Dublin has not only been offered to the Dean of Westminster (sa stated in this meriting's Times), for in these days when bishoprics are really declined, that does not convey any very definite assurance on the mat ter, but that he yesterday aompted the responsible office. While his loss at Westminster will be gnat, English churchmen will unfeignedly rejoice at his exalts• tion to a more responsible office ; and we augur peat things for the future of the Irish church front the appoiatment of a Primate of such sound churchmanehlp, peat learning, courteous manners, and zeal tempered with discretion. Dr. Trench may be sure that he will receive the warm sympathy of his churchmen in the difficult position to which he is called, but which we are thankful to know has fallen into such good bands. TO TNT lIDTTOR Or THI urine. Sit,—Lai Year, having presided as Grand Master ever thil largest dis trict coneected with the Maschester Unity of the ladepeoillent Order of Odd Fellows, will you permit me to make • few remarks Donn the article courted in the Timm newspaper of today (Friday), unman's* societies in seem! which is very complimentary to Mr. Tidd Pratt and his nport of Jaly last! The Times would make it appear to its realer. that one and all of the frioodly societiei ere is the helot of appropriation part of their fun& to (seating and drinking, and distinctly states that the subscription of the lodependeet Order of Odd Fellows of the Manchester Unity is ls. 4d. monthly, out of which each number receives a ticket for liquor to the plus of dl. every lodge night. It is certainly true that la. 4d. is the contaiketies of mob member of the Manchester Unity, but it is the first time more I joindd the society, about a quarter of a osetury ago, that I ever beard that 3d. out of this la. 4d. we. given to each member, in liquor ; sodas "nadirs member of very comiderable experience and much practical knowledge of the working of the Manchester Unity I can punitively aware y ou . that mothe r it s l aws nor mastoms permit of such a mweppropriation and waste of its foods as 'tussled lay the Them, and in justice to nearly 400.000 members of the Manchester Unity, th e majority belmging to the 'Porkies-clears, I have taken the liberty of troubling you with these few remarks, which I bops you will think worthy of insertioa.—l am, he.. Nov. 6. JOHN DIPROSE, P.P.0.1L, North Loodua Ihstrict, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1863: SWEARING IN AND INDUCTION OP THE LORD NA YOs-(THIS DAY.) The ceremony of swearing in and inducting William Lawrence, Ec4, Alderman of Bread-street Ward, the Lord Meyer elect, into the civic chair, es Lord Mayor of Loudon for the year ensuing, took place this morning in the Guildhall. Prior to the ceremony a special Court of Alder s:ma wen bald fa the Conrail Chamber, at which the Lord Mayor (Alderman Rose) preeded, when the Lord Mayor sleet was persoeally introduced, and having entered into the usual bonds for the performance of his office, a pro cession was formed to the Guildhall, in order that the cus tomary ceremonial might be duly observed. The Lord Mayor and the Lord Mayor elect were preceded by the masters of their respective companies, the Bridgemeeter, the City Comptroller, the City Solicitor (Mr. Nelms), Mr. Secondary Potter, Mr. Under-Sheriff sad Deputy Gem moo, Mr. Under-Sheriff Nicholson, Mr. Sheriff Nimes; Mr. Sheriff Clam several of the aldermen, and other civic functionaries. The Lord Mayer bevies take, the .heir, and the court opened, the Town-clerk, kneeling, ad ministered the oaths ofallegiariceaudeupremacy, and 'Loth' oath to preserve the right. and privileges of the livery, and for the dos performance of the duties appertaining to the office of the Lord Mayor, which kiwis( been taken and sub scribed on the part of the Lard Mayor elect, be then executed the deed of oovensat for the due custody of the civic plate and furniture of the Mansion house. After this ceremony Mr. Beldame, the town crier, bearieg the mace, advanced from the lower part of the hall towards the Lord Mayor, making three obediseces as he approached, sad having delivered up the mac* as the insignia of °aloe, retired in the same mincer. Mr. Sewell, the sword bearer, then advanced and deposited the massive sword on the table, after which Mr. Scott, the City Chemberlain, the Puree Bearer, the Comptroller of Accounts, and others ad yawed with like solemnities, and delivered up the insignia of their respective offices. The Lord Mayor then roes from his chair, and advancing to Alderman Lawn s°. planed the gold collar on his neck, and handing him the gold key of office, formally inducted him into the chair as Lord Mayor for the year ensuing, amidst load cheering. The Macebearer, the wordbearer, the City Chamberlain, and t h e Comptroller then severally advanced to the table, and received from the new Lord Mayor the return of insignia of office, constituting a re-appointment to their various poste. At the conclusion of this ceremony the aldermen present according to their seniority advanced to the Lord Mayor. shook haulm sod congratulated him upon his elevation to the high dignity of chief magistrate of the City of London. The Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs, Chamberlain, and other civic officials, also tendered their congratulations; sad each gentleman received from his lordship a small packet containing a token com memorative of the event. A large lumber of persons wit nessed the earemoey, and the galleries were filled with ladies. At the elms of the proceedings is the hall, the Lord Mayor and aldereteo proceeded to the Council Chamber, where Mr. Aldermen Lawrence, as Lard Mayor, presided at the first court of aldermen of his mayonifty. THE PRINCE CONSORT.-(THIS DAY.) PLYMOUTH, liertrargar. 10.30 A.m. Her Majesty's iron-cued screw steamship Prince Cowart (35), Captain Veiny. which left this port on Wed nesday, the 28th all, for Liverpool, and put into Dublin Bay in distress , arrived in the Sound at 6 o'clock, and at 8 eels* west up HIJDORZS lobs repauvd. The screw dean-frigate liverpool, 39. Captain H. Lam bert, having been refitted, left Maracas° this morning for the Sound, where she will embark her powder and ammu nition. The mail steamship Cambrian, Captain Boynton. for the Gape of Good Hops, St Helena, and Ascension, did not leave the Soand until 5 o'clock this morning. BALI OF LORD STAMFORD'S RACING STUD.—The satire rain( dm& of Lord Stamford, aoasiating of op...anis at sixty banes and yearlings, will be disposed of by Yews. Tattersall on the 3rd of December, at his lordship's pad dock at Newmarket THE CRAWLEY COURT-MARTIAL—The prepare ratio= for the Crawley court-martial are completed on the part of the prosecution, and unless Colonel Crawley should require more time to arrange his defence, it is most pro balks that the court will assemble at Aldershot about Thursday neat. Tie unembers will comprise Geseral Sir George Wetherall, president ; Major-Oeuerele Lawremon (Inspector of Cavalry), Russell, Ittmeley (Inspector of In fantry), aed Hedges ; Colonel Gambier, Royal Artillery ; Colonel Oakes, 12th Lenora ; Lieutenant-Colonel Jamie, 13th Hussars ; and Lieuteeent-Coloml Sargent. 3rd Ras. Sir Alfred Horaford will be prosecutor, and Colonel Pipoo alkalies Judge-Advocate-GeosraL Army end Nary Gazelle. Dias or Sioxoa Dcrvaiu.—We bare to record the death of Signor Meath, the well-known 'bogeyed:mist, formerly of Vauxhall and the Surrey Gardens His death took place at Leeds re Sunday last, the let of November, aocelerated, if not caused, by the great grief rewired by the lone of his much-loved sou, Ed w 7 Hubert Duvall, who was buried October 28, after an diner that had only seized barn a few days before. His father Wooded the funeral, never recovered the shock, and sow both lie in the same grave. Edwy, the sou, was eel, 19 years old when he died, and the father, who survived him only three days, was in his 50th year. He was greatly respected.—Zro. MEITINOS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIMI FOIL THI EN stlnea WET& —Meedev, Royal Academy. at 8—" Anatomy," prokaaor partridge ; Geographical, at B rier"S•ow Moue taloa of Equatorial Africa," Baron von Nakao • " Last Letter of the late Mr. Richard Thornton, from Shar ' seigataa the Zambia;" Latest Intelligence from Dr. 13alkie—Niger Expeditioe -" "Letters from the late Dr. Vas{—lnterior of Africa." Tamtlity Syro-Egyptian, at 74 ; at B—"Commixture of Races of Mae and 13vilisatiori—East Asia," Mr. Crawford ; "Outline of Cleadfkatioe of Tamul Osatell," 8. 0. C. Maelegar ; &gizmos', at 8—" Lighthouses ,lathy erected in the Red Sra," Mr. Parkes; Zoological, at 9—" Didunr-ulna strigirostria," Dr. G. Bennett ; •• Mol. loan collected in Guatemala." Rev. H. B. Tristent. Wed eanday, at 44—Society of Literature ; Microsoopioal, at 8. Friday, Astrooomical, at 8. CRIMINAL INFORMATION AO•INNT A MAOISTRATIL —The Court of Queen's Bench at Dublin has been engaged for the last three days in hearing arguments on an appli. ratios for criminal informatioas against Mr. Charles Hunt, a resident magistrate for the county Antrim, at the suit of Dr. Thomas Courtney, of Ballymena. The are arose out of the death, in last January, of &young lady named Amelia Daley under peculiar and melancholy circumstances, , which, it may be remembered, were the subject of peter !tad magisterial investigatioo. Her death was supposed to have been caused by aa irritant heroinmie ral poison, which Dr. Courtney, who attended I her last Biller, was suspected of haring administereiL Her I body was "mistimed soon after interment, sod the ow:Mute of the stomach were analysed by eminent chemists, but no trace of poison was detected, and the o Toner's jury returned an open verdict. Mr. Hunt, however, pmfeasiog to act under instructions from the castle, caused Dr. Courtney to be ar rested and held to bail, sod instituted an inquiry into the case, which, after proceeding for several weeks, was at last quashed by order of goveroment. The allege, tines against Mr. Hunt were that Dr. Courtney was not, at the initiation of the proceedings, informed of W nature of the charge against him, that the investigation was unfairly conducted, and that at its close Mr. Hunt maliciously and corruptly mused the charge of being acces sory before the fact to Miss Carey's death to be placed against Dr. Courtney on the becks of the Ballymena Petty Sessions Court. A conditional order for the informations was granted last term. as a matter of course, and Mr. Whiteside, for the defendant, Dow moved to have it set aide, Mr. Brewster opposing on the part of Dr. Courtney. The case wax ably argued on both aides, and excited great interest. The judges have not yet pronounced their decision. KRIORANTR FOR Nom• ZELLAND.—Iost evening • very interestiag farewell meatier of the pjosooy party el settlers i■ coosestoe with the Church of &asked Emigra tion Society, who are about to proceed to Auckland, New Zeeland, took piece at the school-room of St. Paul's church, Blab-street, Shedwell. Tea, waa provided for the emi. Beasts and a amorous party of friends at hall-pact air &dock, and van ua addresses were aubeneently delivered. TM y will embark for Now Zealand os Monday next on hoard the Bolden City, a tee reseal beionin to Meows. Houlder, of Leadonhall-street. SHARE MBT&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osooz. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices have declined in several instances, but not to any im portant extent. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded per cent. ; Great Western, Caledonian, and South Eastern, 1. ; and London and North Western, i. 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S.P. & D. 5.,; I i 1 kp. ct., Feb. & Aft.... 140 100 111 - Mal 114. N.ndra.ft.e isa.&luly IP : 57 se - .... I sc. len.N.e...te.c ap.aaka, I see . - - - IMIOIIII. Ito. 1111. I Dona. Itd 1 CI. Won. 1 lisle& =I I& ill osii lloot Leo.: 10 114.1 - 1111 116. Leedom 10, I ile TO IL IL Kotborlas HO GO 71 I. : k eg 114. flooamposa 700 801, 11l ,ThOoole &NO. le I Do. Now fin i! -b FOREIGN RAILWAY& l IILINI itio.‘,An. I Cilasili ku .C . I ilislgLa. °Pig yea I: sil l aaragAlTtrdigi _ I 1r 1:1 xd 10} • all bast= lammllsa " , 1 I j -10 8 &Arm G. Saallmas(L 1 1 dle pm 10 4 4 w Ommbeed Copsohamm (L 1011441) ..* 14) a• AVM's. Issassi.e_ _impom_ . He If dt ~, ... Si M A/ 18 DEM\ lissidt_ — . lf 2pm 20 a w l 4d Tomas l9; 101 10 ell St Beries 11. p.a w le all lSt 14 13 1 20 a Ml= /mike ... as 1 .2./Usipat es isi Si ti ..... le all sp.ard. . Is n DI A Ilfitlfmni al 10 411 N.Mail &APIs d 7 Pl. :I 111 4 101 st NZlllia " fiftlf o iia , P r 10 i P" 7 26 411 10MaissallsaymAldhd: II; 4 10 911 esidajosearadll•Mto 87} 19 MI rads aid Odsms , 38 40 10 A lola sod I. hands. (L 17 18 17/ 10 el flip sod Dasabssu 20 ail loyal t 26 —.. 10 18 8 all lard 4al De. IDm mot . .. II 11 10 sll balm and Nom; .. 1 10 911 1_ D 0.11; wank Prod. :I 20 8 smarmispmls.Tparsl. I Ipm 9 20 all 1 Do. do.. ll 19 411 &MAL& Ims-Vasselas 211 81 211 id 19 13 lim es eftw7po Ms 20 all Ilma al hams-- 17 18 20 4 Twin and Ilsvoss 4 3 dls 2 14 0 sal I Do. do. l4 II Ifieskars I} 1 a ill a l D 'Wad s. yper orarini Io} 7 I 1 la all Wulf N. W. at Aloes ID 21 OOLOSILL 00813,111011r8 830171131111. UorAlov.llp. m o. 11/741: 4. 1 De. epee 0t.1 , 0.11A0i Do. • par et Illsz./blier Do. I per coat o i. at i par e itortes..LbLeirolial 106 107 IN 106 IN IN 102 1N WI 06 11 N 1011 110 2 206.8011, 200,0001 wow 'Kew tro,otoo sok 000 l 106,600' WWI WWI "ft: mulles le au Di. do 1180 101 109 11: Da do tar lis 179 OtokNov.l99B. Op.et. 10 10 10 13711. do.. HO 112 116 Saarltlas I per 0.3473 10 197 10 Do. Do. 1899 199 111 113 /obi Gov. 4pa 6606 .. PIO 107 100 10871/0,46.110.116.86. 10 104 106 IL &Wake OT. a 1111 199 1012 D 0.6 p. c. 1371 0 1876 NO 101} 1%1 Its. 6p. 4.,1393.01.... 10 102 102 Now Loiliad 6 per mat. 199 109 117 Non 000 6p. 4..1876 Os 104 106 =4164 d0v.46.001100 111 111 1. .Gov 4 p.o. Yea& 100 112 114 219004.0p.a1an.412111100 IN 110 Do. 90.49.4. Ape 9 •0 108 110 111 /ORISON MUM. 104 a eSi —. 11$ 1102 L MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two dth.oow. The stock markets opened this morning with steadiness, but have since become decidedly weaker, in consequence of the announce ment that the rate of discount of the Bank of France has been raised from 5 to 6 per cent. The English funds have declined about per cent. Foreign stocks are heavy and lower, especially the more speculative descriptions. Eng lish railway stocks are likewise drooping. Consols are now quoted 92} to 1, cum div., for money, and 911 to 1., ex div., for the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent Consols, for money, 921, 1, ; ditto for account, 911, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90i, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1,1, 1 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India stock, 224; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 13a., 12L prem. : Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 106, 1051 ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., 75., 2s. du _ _ _ Foreign stooks are heavy. Greek Bonds are Ito 1 per cent worse, at 30} to 31 ; Mexican, 1 lower, at 40} to } ; Spanish Passive,* lower, at 34} to 1 ; and Turkish Consolid4s, } lower, at 48} to 0. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 have fallen 1 per cent Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian: 1839 and 1859, 1004 ; ditto 1863, scrip, k dis. Chilian Six per Cents., 101 ; Egyptian, 99} ; Greek, for aocount, 301, 314, 31, f, 301 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 15}, 141; Italian, for account, 711, } ; Mexican, for account, 401, } ; New Granada, 141, 15} ; ditto, Deferred, 9 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 7} ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860, and 1862, for account, 49} ; Russian, 1822, 94 ; ditto, 1862, 89, 881, 89}, ex div.; Spanish Passive, for account, 341, 34; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 1, }, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 911 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70} ; ditto, 1862, for account, 71} ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 57, 56}, ex div. The Confederate Loan is steady at 63 to 65, and Portuguese scrip at If to 111 prem. London Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; Hud son's Bay, 1 to Of dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1; prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, f dia. to par ; Discount Corporation, 71 to 81 prem.; National Steam, 6} to f prem. ; Muntz's Metal, f to 11 prom. ; English and Swedish Bank, 21 to 31 prem.; Mercantile Credit, 2} to 1 prem. ; and Lon don and Caledonian Insurance, Ito prom. HALY-rssr Tvioo'CLocx. Consols are still quoted 921 to I, cum div., for money, and 911 to I, ex div., for dm account. The principal feature of yesterday's business in the Stock Exchange was a sudden re bound of si per cent. in Creek Bonds. It is not known whether this movement has been caused by any circumstance of a more important character than a sudden demand to cover previous speculative sales. Much interest is evinced to learn the real position of the Bank of France. The belief continues to be entertained that that establishment will be obliged to raise its rate of discount to 6 per cent. The discount market remains rather tight, holders of money being indisposed under existing circumstances to part with it below the Bank mi nimum of 6 per cent. In consideration of the uncertain prospects of the market, the terms for good bills are not below si to 6; per cent. There is, however, no pressure. About 40,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmission to Brazil. There was decidedly less demand for gold for exportation to the continent, owing to the advance iu the Bank rate of discount, and the consequent firmness of the foreign exchanges. The rise in the value of money has given a decided impulse to the foreign exchanges, which yesterday afternoon werequotei more favourably for this country, as shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 1L194 to 12; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Humbert , ma beano, three months, 13.84 to 9 ; Paris, 3 dap, 25.174 to 274; ditto, 3 months, 25.574 to 624 ; Preakfort-00-thellaree, 3 months, 1194 to ; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 354 to 36 ; Vienne elf. So., 3 month; 11.70 to 75 ; Trieste, 4. So., 3 mouthy 11.70 to 75 ; &WM, 3 months, 484 to 4; Oath; 3 mostly, 484 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.64 to 724 ; Man, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 Napkin, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 : Palermo, 3 months. 25.674 to 724 ; MOMS% 3 months, 25.676 to 724 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to j ; Oporto, 90 data, 621 to 4. The rates of discount now current in the princi pal Continental cities (in the open market) are as follows.—Paris and Frankfort, 5 per cent. ; Vienna and Turin, 6 ; Hamburg, 64 ; St. Petersburg, 7 ; Brussels, 41 ; Amsterdam, 4 ; and Berlin, 41 per cent. _ The Stock Exchange Committee has appointed Wednesday next a special settling day in the scrip of the Portuguese Loan which is to be officially quoted. The committee has passed the following resolution resrecting the shares of the Anglo-Aus trian Bank :—" That no shares shall be bought in before the 13th instant, and all shares delivered after the 10th insta nt must be with the call paid." . ... Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. have notified that the bonds of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Loan have arrived from Cuba, and will be ready for delivery on the 12th inst. It is stated that the 2,000,0001. of capital of the National Steam Navigation Company has already been covered about five times over, and that of the Merchant Banking Company three or [four times over. We are requested to state that the share list of the Central Darjeeling Tea Company will be closed on the 13th inst. We ire requested to correct in this column an error which has crept into an advertisement issued by the Bank of London. The rate allowed by this bank for deposits is the same as that given by the other London joint-stock banks—namely, 4i per cent. The Emigration Commissioners require a ship.to take passengers to Melbourne. FRIDAY EVOITIM Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to j ex div. for the 3rd Dec., closed to-day at 914 to 4. Fur money the last price was 924 to 4 , with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4,4, .4, ex div. ; ditto for account, 914, ti , ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, I, 4, j , ; New Three per Cents., 9% I. ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Omit. Stock, 109, 4,108 k ; ditto for account, 1061, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent., 10% 4- Exchequer Bills have again declined ls., closing at 7s. to 2s. din. The India Five per Cent, stock was firmer, and the Four per Cent. flat. The foreign stook market was better. In the afternoon comparative buoyancy prevailed. Alliance Bank shares, as well as Imperial Otto man and Colonial, have improved to-day, but in several other instances the tendency of prices in the market for bank shares was downwards. Anglo-Mexican Mint and Rio Improvements shares were flat. There were inquiries for Crystal Palace and South African Mortgage and Investment. The shares of the Bank of London have Weenie very scarce in the market, and business was trans acted to-day at 163, with 601. paid. The shares of the financial companies have im proved. International closed at 44 to b prem. ; General at 24 to prem. ; London at 5. to 6 prem. ; and Mercantile Credit at 24 to 2/ prem. Hudson's Bay were firm at 1 to 01 dia. ; and Egyptian Trading slightly better at 14 to 14 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 114 to 124 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 34 to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 1 p re en, ; Universal Marine, par to prem. ; and Loudon and Provincial Marine, Far tof prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank d Austria shares were nominally quoted dia. to par ; Dis count Corporation, 8 to prem. • Land )4 Bank of India, 24 to 1 prem. ; Ea st London= 24 to prem. • British Indian Tea, to I prem. ; Littlehampton'and Honfietur Steam, * to 14 prem. Muntz's Metal Company, I to 11 prem. ; Anglo- Austrian Bank, to dia. ; National Steam, sto 6 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 3 to 34 prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting,_* to 14 prem.; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 4 to 14 prem. ; Merchant Banking Company, 34 to 4 prem.; Lundy Granite, 4 to 1 prem. ; Central Darjeel ing Tea, to prem. ; Austrelian Mortgage, bind, and Finance, If to I prem.; Loudon and Caledonian Insurance, 1 to 14 prem. ; and City and County Assurance, 4to II prem. The new Ottoman Rial Way Debentures TWO quoted I to If prem. rirsi so. a alTaa ....4.umtom arsa 1 L.llLOw(Liail Caps Copper (United) =ls Kim OnadDr i l i a I • • • • Dab Pelro,N. D.I lay Do Mounds Oimppat Ird Doi Itey(Lladliod) roeless (La) filawand fiLN.Op.e. Assiridlag Capeada (Um) Llama Loddmidma MAW& ILAarsos leee.o. N. 3 .111dare.of A inv.( Paialbsadellver PM Plilip larbard Gold II leMlak Atolls. (Um.) dim del Say (Lila) Chiliad Ilszleme...• Wigwams Gold (L.) Waelliar 4 Ws.) radermisideas =al 7. • . =r...1411 lit.(1 per ..; Nam Warrentio.. Barry Or, Orlt. Amorlaa Urrol. I jgad O.K. ilr2lo Marla I °••• 1 4 1 ;i4l ir• • t-• 'Owed&Agency Are. X) Oeybe Campos, Cop.blEns..Pret. 7( p.a Do. e p. at. Peep. Deb Ibueln rrrle.* ewe ' ItyptisoCoteTed.(l Dia. mid At g .oft at.to •• • G.Credliallaot Om beam Marto Game Mir (Limited) De. 17t pew mat. Pre/ Wadies's Bay . ... DalerraLlbseaSee..) ImDaa lielpialos Owe. Do. Booda Mat ilea Dlseoeat(l Do. Wow Us. Mina Tel. (L.! Plasedel Mee. (L Laa. ger. Meal bee Co Mathes [Mem. • Cute Modest. Is. TAMP% NatalLeadaoca.Co.(L) Mater/ Diseesat Oa iforbean.oe•Le !reap I 12pes 10 tt 87; 100 120 110 110 110 dSa r lm pm 1 11 _I. le if ii eiPak IT Si I t 4 1 .1„ 4IP 21 le Ms ST 7I lepm 2 ,1 629= 21 • 0. • 34, par Pal di 4 1 Pm 1 1 P. 1 1 pm — iii. — NUrr ------ 11.Zsalasid tan4L (We I. Brit Australasian. Oalsolui Now Oria L. eta (Lal oskreaa Or hot alter Lead • IDn /Data sodOoloa Mow I i I dk 43 AO II 73 gas 1 Oi U Ist 7 I -74 77 zd 141 147 7} UPS Par PIM } l2 LS id 1 - 1 - le:N7s; LIAM. (I ; Rio 41r. City In.(L *wail* ifort 11 Am.s.. S. African Iron. lay.(L bath Asstratlas Lod Ilaboorlso Td. Soft .. T. 4M. of Ausi(L) TrisoliLo.Co.U.Omoadi Ir Imo.l, v. 1,1, Tan Dlooseo's I. 4U. 140610 W PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol and Exeter, 4 per amt. stock, 94i. Greet Easters, Eastern Counties Extenaion, a par cent., No. 2, 109. or - WeiWestern irredeemable 4 par cent., 90. Great Western 5 per cent. redeemable preference, 104. Midland, Leicester and Hitchin 4 per cent., 94f. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Llosaloo3, Nov. 6 —Wee to-day:—Laneuhlre and York shire, 1101—London and North Western, 10e1 4 3—Manchester, flhafteld, and Lincolnshire. 4141 k t 4—Midland, 1234 3—Booth Fastam. 964 3 6a—Great Laretabourg shares, 13 7.l6—Mexl - Throe per 401 I—Alliance rank of London sad Liver ,Limtted . 314 p.—Britlah and American Exchange Company (Limited). p.—Mercantile and ZlChaaft an = (Limited). at 4 11.16 13- 6 16-18 4 3 2-16 3 p.—Nattonal Bank of Liverpool (Lim ted),lo3 p.—Albion Marine (Limited), 13-10 jf p.—British and Foreign - Marine Limited), 21 p.—= Marino ILlmited), 1 7-16 p.—Royal lasursam, 6 p.— Merchant., 1-16 p. ar—Great Milp Company, M. as. ad, 3e.— Ditto, • 174 per cent Preference, es 641.—Iludam's Bay, 3 d.— North Shore Mill , IL _ - aistirsC4All.7/01. 6.—Prices were firmer in this market to Loudon and North Western 'stock was sold at 10$) ; Moropotitan Wagon Company shares. at iti : Ditto, new shares. at 1/. 134 Y 4. d.: and Moats s Metal Company shares, at 6 pp.. Nov. Ma w 6 —A good busloads has beer doe*. arm. Great Eastern, 60 ;rand Trunk of Canada, 22—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 110 —London and North Western. 104— M nehester and County Ban k, 4) p —Manchester, BheMeld and Uneoloshlre,4oi $ 4—Metropolitan, 12$ Ditto Itztendoel p.— Midland, 19o}-, oath Pastern, 051 I—Thames and Massey mina Laurence, 4 14-14 11 11-16 NI f e a 6 l—Garstoe Ertension. 106—African Merrhaats, 1-16 p. —General Credit sod Amore, 21 g—Alliance Bank, 211 v.—Ditto new, tt p.—Greeks, ill—District Bank, 22) p.—National Steam, 6, I go.--Greet West, ern, 43}. Dawn, Nov. 6.—Throe per Cent. Console., On 4—Ditto for account. lath November, 916—New Throe per Cent. Mock. 904 —Ditto for account, 10th November, 900 4—Ditto for New Ac count, 9 4 —National of Liverpool Limited , . (10 . 1gateL. 304 —Ditto for account, 101—Royal Rank (101, paid), - Dubhu and Kingitown paid ), 8061— Dublin, Wicklow, Watford (all paid). teat Southern and Western (1001. paid', 1004 —lrish Nort Western (all paid). 4—Mldkuid Great Western and R Canal all paid), 60— Ditto halt thane, 26—Dublin. Wick bw, and Wexford, Rio per Cent, peepet, 134—Ditto Five per Cent. redeemable (paid In filth 94 North Wagons Five per Cent. perpetaal tlaas A, 7—Dfto for account, 7. THIS ABANDONMENT OT THE SE:HAMAN CABOT. —The Board of Trade inquiry closed at Liverpool yesterday, and resulted in the recommendation to the board that the certificate of Captain Hopkinson should be suspended for 18 mouths. The grounds of suspension 000deted in the on seamanlike conduct of the captain when the vessel first came to grief. The court wan of opinion that the charges of istolicatiou made against the captain were not substantiated by the evidence. THE BIIOAINOHAIi CATTLE &lat.—The entries for cattle, poultry, and roots having closed, we are now in • position to speak with certainty upon the prospects of this year's show. The following is a list of the entries, showing also the numbers last year, sod the average of the last seven YOILIS : Beret yes& Cattle 1164 SM NM ave i n l tte. MI Shaw 1 10 e Boots 1114 Corn Poultry s /NO Pigeon ... 115 —Birmingham Daily Pod. e n Par se - i " 1444 Par at 44 44 2 3 3 1 T.. 4 h Par *PM -4 t IPS le 21 i 0 tl t $ lt II litalli" i i if& 6 8 tel 8 8 St Bt. at. qt. Bt. 8 71 - - 66 1 _ a 104 4 Si lo! WI IA WO die IN LIS I* IGO 111 Ile li Pm 129 1 1 IKI Se U 64 16 t 6 in lOU NI 69 Ini 89 viva 71pro 11l I re 79 11l 111 We 99 104 190 :Pm IS 00 171 176 EOM 6f; 1021} —dl/ 961 107 i I ... 109} N 9 14 II 1i 2 1 0 - - 104 ii;iii MIN KM KM WON MOM 1411011 100,000 - Tai 16,11 N 'UN 10.000 NAN SUN KM MON 11%11111 100000 10.060 111000 00)1 , 11. 12):1100 UAW 41.174 11,000 10.0311 41.0011 ii.iiii WOO WM woo moo wren _..._ 10,000 .011 60,000 26,000 12.000 ' Vetkose mOOO 60,000 rf1.(.46 MOM NAM 661.000 16. 1000660 i MAW 6 $ .60 1000000 4 s co!, 110,000 lib 1041. MI, 00 Men S.soo *ASO 111 ' o ff ,: 1 71 14 4 . 14 Di i le i 16f 21 4•1 an so al tsii !75 - 6 - 5 zd MINEB.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLooz. The operations in the mining market to-day are upon a restricted scale, and prices generally ex hibit no variation. East Lovell shares continue in demand, and have experienced a further rise of 10s., the present quotation being Bto 81. On the other hand, Chiverton have declined to 101 to 14. St. Day United are quoted llj to ; East Russell, 41 to 5 ; and Wheal Seton, 155 to 165. Very little business has been effected in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered in the abswoe of transactions. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Mews. von Dadel sten and North : The metal market, although not quite so active as daring the last fortnight, is 'Hillery and an average amount of business cooties.' to be dose. len : Bars in Wales are firm at from 61. 10k toil. 5a f.o.b. in Wales, according to brand. The present quotation out of stock here is 84 par toe. Btaffor&hire descriptions are very Brisi, and is good dercand. The advance oo the rate of discount les bat slightly affected the price of Scorch pig iron, which is quoted 60s. cash, 625. 6d. to 621. time mooths. Copper : There is greet firemen in the article ; manufactured realises full prior, while ssoond.hand raw is only obtainable • little under official prime. Foreign is quiet. Harmada, 1021. ; Banos, 1011. ; ME, 894 lfe. to 901. Tin : English dull and obtainable at 21. to 31. below official ' Straits has been done at 1141. cash. Baena 1191. the easiest value. The Dutch market is all at TO S. Wea rtm plates in good demand at full prima Lead is tend* in sellers favour. Spelt', dull at 181. to 181. Is. on the alas hare, and 181.2.. 6d. in Hull. Bagmen much res' COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market Is Ihm. The present quotations are as fol lows :—Tow tallow, 43.6 d. ost cosh ; Potersbore Y.O. am the spot, 435. 9d. ; November to Dees saber, 41. 6d. ; December. 44a. 3d. ; Jemmy to Yank 44e. to. to 45e. ; litek, 46e. to 45e. 6d. MAinir Avauare.—Town tallow, 43a. ; fat by ditto, b. 20.; yellow Raistaa, 44a. 9d. ; welted Awl, 34a. ; T rough ditto, 19a. ; tallow grieves, Da. ; goal dregs, HAY MARKET.--ITHIB DAY.) Memel. Harvey and Easton report trade slow at the &nowise pekes :—Prime meadow hey, 75e. to Ma ; in feriae ditto, 80a. to 70a. ; mime, We. to 70a. ; C 10.414 old, 90.. to 110 a. ; ditto, asesed eat, 67a bd. to 101:h. ; straw, 27.. to Ws. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Produce of all kinds is for the most pert abundant, bat trade is still doll. Of grapes and pine-apples the supply is sudicieet for the demand. Hamburg grapes am realis ing from Bd. to Is. per pound. Of foreign melons them is a good stock. There is also a good supply of Brown Benrre, Crum*, Ouches,. &Anson!! me, and Beurnl DWI pears. Some good wimples of Blbston pippin end Con's orange pippin apples may sow be obtained. Kent cobs are good and plentiful. New St. Michael oranges hays arrived. and realise from 15s. to 10a per 100. For potatoes the mar ket is still heavy. Cnt flowers chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, asters, marigolds, miceolarias, mignonette, sod roses. I'LT. Pine Apples, per lb., to to It; Orspes, per lb., Si to Si Apples, p. eters, Used to 2. GI Peers, per } der', Its 8d to Ss Melons. sock ti to As :fats, .moll. p. bosh., ISs to Ili Kent cobs. 00s WOW per 1001 W Almonds, do., 18s Walnuts, do.. 144 to 10. Cbesnats, per bush., 10. to 11Is 101 VEGETA eala?odos. p. doz.. la !aa Cauliflowers, each, 3d toad Potatoes, York Regents, per JOG, io? $o Aa „ Shawn d 07504 to ON Turnips, per bunch, 4d to 61 Carrots, do., 64 to Sd Spinach, per Move, 14 Od to ft Cueninbeta. each, 94 to le Peet, per don, la 6d i - aloesiereee, each. Id to at Celery, per bundle, ]eat to Is Sha!ots, per lb., rid Garlic, per Ib., ed Lettuces, each, Id to 141 Rndhs. pyeerr score, Is to Is Haeaseadtsh,p.bunch, 1464 to es Iduelvootal, p. pott., 14 to is 9d Parsley, per bunches, as to ea Herb*, per bunch. ad MATCH AOAMST TIM& —BOMe excitement was occasioned amonpt the sporting circles in thie town donee. the past week by Ile fact of Lang, the champion runner of England. being matched to run one mile ape. the turnpike-road at Newmarket in fear minutes and fifteen seconds. The race was run no Friday morning just previous to going npFon the heath, the ground selected being from the Cambridge-road to the Betting.room is the High-street. Lang appeared at the start at the time appointed. and at the instant the signal was given bounded off an a tremendotui speed, sad accomplished the Int quarter of a mile in fifty seconds. He then run tuore leisurely, although at a clipping pane, and accomplished the second quarter in one minute and five seconds. The third quarter was run in seventy-five seconds, and being in nowise dietressed, he then put on a spurt and ran the lest quarter to fifty-two seconds, thus accoinplishing the mile in the un precedented time of four minutes end two seconds, amidst the deafening cheers of noblemen and others who had as sembled to see the race. The backer of time staked 501. to 251., in addition to which L - ing bas realised a large emu of mosey. There is little doubt that Lang cats, if required, run • mile in law than four minutes.—earntridge Indepen dent. --- oYIENANIA FOR THE A r.nly. —The governuiel.t are, we nedersteed, making inquiries as to the expense of sesetingst every temck in the United Kusadoui a gym nasium foe the recreation of the troops.— L'n,:ed Se r f". Gazette. PRILLOIIB ADVESTI'99 —About 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning a small boat containing ten occepankt • man and woman, took the gri.und as the shore opposite the Royal Sea Bathing lufirmary, Margate. The poor creatures were nearly exhausted from cold and hooger, having been beating about all night in a very rough les and without pro visions. The man, whose name is Everett, in a ferrymen oa the Medway, and the woman is the wife of a blacksmith ia the Isle of Grain. They left Sheerness shout 5 o'clock as Mooday evening, and when about half way across the river the boat was caught in a sudden @quell, and thu ruse lost one of his can. In oonseci ionic. of this sod lent and the state of the weather it was impossible to make the land. Everett succeeded with the remsiciog oar in keeping the boat before the wind, in which reoeil the only chance at safety for himself and hie compliance. During the sight they passed a steam4us, the people on board which mired their bail, but passed on without attemptieg to ren. der any assistanoe Lord Erne, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Irish North Western Railway, which has not heen doing well of late, has just consented to place 25.r.00i. of debentures. which be holds, In the hands of the compaoy, to enable them to pay off their debt.. He receives is lieu shares in the company for the amount, awl if eim 'bares cannot be issued, and an ad of parliament is refused to authorise new issues, he will consent not to tell up Me debt for ten years. The noble lord held previously .13,501.. of the debentures, and had, besides, lest to the company same ansouutleg to 81,1451., making • total of 124.64.2. RA I fAn AY TR• Fru: Rei• LI IT%. —The traffic receipts of railiirnes in the treitnl Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the 31st of October, ea 11,0/6 miles, to rmeow., and for the corresponding week of last year• on ioxs miles, to 50.200/ , showing an increase of 450 mile., and of 22,001. in the receipts. The gross receipts en the following 15 railways amounted, in the a e, on 7.790 :rile.. to 467,6951., and for tbecorree ing week of 1862, ne 2;d6 mike, to 460.960/.. showing au increase of 194 voiles, sad 6,915/. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 71:4/. ; on the (treat Eastern to 1,71i01.; os the Great Southern and Western to 17/. ; on tl.e Lae cashing and Yorkshire to 868'.: on the Louden and North. Western to 4,029/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 7411. ; on the Midland to 1 2521. oa the North British to 745/. ; on the North Eastern to 3.6491. ; total, 16,0041. Bat from this must be deducted 6.12:., the decree.e on the Greet Northern : 1,272/. on the Great Western ; 2;1;181. en the London, Brighton, and Mouth Coast ; 1,a53/. on the Loodon and South.Weetern ; and 1,536/. ou the Bonth•Eartern —together, 9,0691., leaving the Increase as shove, C. 935/. The goods aid mineral tniflic on those lines amounted to 267.61 4 1 f. ; anti for the ssorreepoadier week of 1662 to 247,044/., showing an increase of 20,5941. The receipts for passenger., parcels, &e., amounted to 200,2571., agliost 213,9181., showing a decrease of 13.659/.. the compnriirm being with the km week .'f the International Exhibition. The traffic nseeinte on 63 other lines amounted, os ;I.iL miles, to 114.9iVi/., and for the erweeeponding week of last year, ass 1,90 miles, to 10'4,240/., showing an merriment 299 mile., atd of 15.749/. in the receipt.. The total receipts of thec: week show a decrease of 12,701!. as compered with t of the preceding week, ending the 24th of October.