The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-24 00:00:00

Le elms up again the prisoner and • w►termau, named ,I..mes Metcalf, laid bold of him and brought him on shore. The boy narrowly escaped with his life. It was sworn po sitively, sod not denied, that the prisoner shoved the boy overboard, but on the other hand the prisoner promptly misted Metcalf in mooing the boy, and taking him on Mr. Woolrych mid this was • owe of a very serious nature, and must be soot before • jury. He committed the prisoner for trial for attempting to drown the boy. Mr. Gomm subsequently waited on the magistrate, and eked blur to dispose of the come summarily by the imposition of a fine or to allow the prisoner to compensate tile= for the injury and iDOORTOSI4OOII he bad sustained. parties were willing that the latter course should be adopted. The pi boner was a very respectable and well-conducted led, apprenticed to Mr. Henry Kent, the muter of the ship Charles Napier, which was just about to moceed on a coveting voyage to Valentin, in Ireland. The pri soner had shandy served seventeen months of his time, and t would injure his future prospects in life if he wee sent to prison, and he regretted very much what he had done. In the anxiety of the prisoner to awe his master's property from damage, and to save the oar which had rose overboard, he pushed the boy into the water. He thought the clue might with propriety be disposed of in the way s Mr. Woolrych saw so valid resume fon liffeed. *ispatag of the cage summarily, wallowing • compromise. e committed Blundell for trial for attempting to drown the boy Kirby. LATB3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy sum= ystassuos.) WARWICK ALEETING.—(TILTS DAY.) TALLYHO FLAT RACE. Little Lady ... Was Clitden ... ... Sutton ... 15 Ina • ... 1 7 i FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two rale& - • ThVii.;r7gril7.4 Gladiator, True sad Wilish&ll are ham AUTUMN WRLTER CUP. Ono Mei& TwPiiiht. Umpire. Lord Bulk% Talmo% Gulch& Drop. Golub e, Suburbs% °Nous% Fri Router, and Wins ors DONNLVOTON HANDICAP. Tbree guar:on of • tOle. Umpire, Lard Iterteigh, TwiNAL Indy Derby, Pryfeni, Calabria, Fret Raw, Tame, Plower Safety, Tole ao, Belle of the Ball, awl Columbia are bre. ENTRY FOR RACENG SWUM. Five brims. Piekepel, VIA", Diploma, DivelON Ocrette, The Tyke. Newseasser. IYW Pick* Lifebooy, Mazy Ramey, Jewel, sad Boatispore. Al are bon. NIIESIIItIf HANDICAP. Throe tioszters of AAA Lad of tie Week Catawar i Saun, Nochrom, ROM, Mary Ramey, Orpheus, Pornought. Wm: Copp o, aad Lied Cooluaao aro . Orm AnuvAts.-11illy Grov% Oboviut. Pon. Stona sins, Barden lianinoo, Drampointoonot, Broactbrim, Church Militant, ticnnansult. Coastion, Ts&lit:pot yrs), Nonni, illooalown, Dina Swift, and Phything. THE POOR-LAW BOARD AND BETINAz-aaratr. OFFICIAL INQUIRY.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Kr. lambert, inspector of the Poor-law Bard, moped an inquiry is the board-roma of the workhouse, Waterloo•rosi, Vietorialeek isle the rme cl alleged inhumanity of Br. Christie, maker re/Maw °Seer of Betheslirese, io re Oarolise James, who expirel after heti' refused elm velem into the workhouse by Mr. Cheri eis t audio otremmtacom which were Mane* sow &mod by the verdict of a maser's jury. Mr. W. Toilet Reward, solicitor, the Board at Geordies, mid Kr. Lewis, me., of •phere detained arias._ Ilia —lll-e-P4 the costr were regarded with treat 130464, is wse isiveolitstisa fats the venoms (4- 444404 width have ocanisaed so mask poblie corieseat for sum Mow pest. Nu. Oitlia Pauses, 5, Weyseitth-lerrass, Sham =mid that demerod wee bar &Lathier. Oa the 174 wham fetsbod assessed haste sod elm dird as the 214. Whims fogad tar at s Mrs. Smith's, opposite de emu& home la Helliottes-sheet, Botbeelsresa. the woe it Kn. bean honor the family woes sods& The deersold was worried sad bed sias obildrea Wet with ter. Her lisohlad was is pekoe. The eldest oblid woes Odd 18, sad sir mg the ant gild asset 10e. a week. The boy, 18 years 4 ate, earned 104. week at asohnslis shop la the Olty. Dsoreed ha 1 a little ship wbith did not orwse, sad hoi to be domed op about three weeks betwo. Wham whales we hie desighter et Mrs. amides, she seemed very Mead ld. "Ass yea sone to we we die r EMI said Itl4 Oath bad got ea order for bar to Is hakes We the weekboreat eftweees, sad that elie would be awls hotter. net wee et Isar delook is the etta sows • bet oboe they mat sem o'clock, Mr. Uaristio would .et let ter is._ _ _ _ — Mr7Levi. mid that all that evidence woe al eustoevatiew Y the ahem* et /Ir. Christie, who algid sot be booed by it. The Chmaiedease said that it was the stateetiat et the iistitatecl L. mid it w as sot made ia artioalo mortis, bat h. woad ad aided. Wilma wisaread, sod mid that at 7 o'clock, Yr. Cbtistia &Yd. The faraday, al the haus was Moe/ pat lato arm to bs mowed. Yr. aided, &Mud, " Whose owls saw timer Tim duet girl said, "rimy ass ram" Ya Cbr:stia esid, " Do sad mai than, sad moors a dater ler year tar." wort away, bat retuned mew atter, aad " Yea Ina ems is, seedier sada, bwil built the_ Pas Viik yea" seld t " Wbat do yes mud with the Rood., dr r 'To pay all tie exporws." H. mw bar impeder was very bad, sad railed a ails sad berm* bar to bar home. The Osaimimiomm—Flow did Mr. al , Islas speak Wilams—Bather sharply. Bo took se !Mies of my dsaAtar. B. manly lacked at bar mod mid, 'Poor QM& es looks bad." Damned told bin Dr. Noon br d bihmed very to bar sad would take bar into Um .- hears. Tho order Irma takes to Yr. Melilla three limas, bat he .bat the door ia the sammager's frau I The Cammirdaser said that hammy miasmas was sat admirable. _ _ Witness said that the goods in the cod were eat mash, for • treat deal bad bete disposed of to get swam to Hoe. There were °sly beds, chairs, sad mark morel *lna Wit mes sewn led deemed meta her death . Within And ad vised & Jawed is apply to the parish sailer than Tema m 1 mat, bat she maid she would not, she would &nay, she mid, to the Comeseptims HespitaL That was • smooth Won her death. After her death witnem questioned the children sad they 'mid she had what meld be got for her, it was the children that want without. Deemed at different them had told her she was stilted to $0 rather shod, and shut up the shop. W hr itmer seed to take h • loaf of bread, a shilling, ha, at a Sas. So seed all the family. It was Meted that her family an imated her, though they were alt well if. That wee VII f IRIAN to it.., for they simmted her, sad witness had taken os meek se • mowereign to her tram am of bar sisters. By the Omendesieser—Deiceseed had ma money when she wet to witeess's terse She had no mossy when her hue teal wee takes ben her siz smooths age. She wee then mos • bad of dame She had amt aq parish rebid daring that time. Mr. Lewis—Who paid fee the removal of your daughter's goods? Wiles. said the oldest girl's yomig malt_ paid gut He was a win air nem, bet witness did not know him same. Witten paid for the cab. nip goods were seffloiset he the daughter mid all the family. The eldest girl had the goods mow, for she had to lire A gnat dial d the goods kM been sold foe food. Dammed mad to ham a mamma ' chop occasionally far her dimes. The children told Mammas so. She need to hare mast foe to Bat Ms was in a compensation. Mr. Cluith said at half past 7 o'clock that tom iaowed and all the Widnes meld pat ones to the workhouse Ho did sot if. to pay far • souveyure to take them The arceworwinigsgpa them turned epos the character al Mr. Sinnott, tad hie onweeties with mason's daughter. Mr. Wallas% who made • post-ark% szanisatioa of the body of the dscomed, who died, he maid, h earaspaics, tocelerated by woos ateW treatateat sad yeas of a. Moen, Dr. E. Moen, assdkal °Seer of the 1% %via% "1 11 + 02 .0 &irk% tboa described the eircuraatasces "a , " %gave% ender for the immediate sdairias el eactoved late the workhouse. I 160 . Bair, • asighboor of deemed, detail e d h er inter view with Yr. Christi% sad his refusal, is a sod iwaaltiag maser to de sarthiag, bermes, he said, the doomed way a private patieat el Dr. Moore ,'s • aad hie visit afterwards, werewhets he said that the deareed MUM go when the goods going. t %it stage I% prooodiap wers.adjearsed to a later hour. At Paris Madame Borghi.Xamo is playing holies is the Bovoiere. The Meier al Bessial 's to be re vived immediately at the Grand Opera. The new Opera boors, which will fees the Rue do la Pak. belinai°l" rise from the rodeos; all the foundation' are fisiabed, sad ei two yeses' time • naieetie building of greed prePortioes will be added to the architectural wonders GIN.. Paris. The Patti fury rages in Madrid to • pitek that take pate Paris and Loudon into the shade. The QOM. " assisted" at ber first appeasers*. Every box was let for isys before, and the crowd in the pit we; extracediastay teat, beginning to °Whet at 10 o'clock in the meneing. Ras performauc• was Sonertohnfis, with Neagh, ea Reims. A second day's hunting has taken place at Cont. LPee, the rendezvous being, m on the fir s t occasion, at Paint-duMoi. Th e Emperor, the Breptass, sad the Imperial wets prosiest, his Majesty giviag the sigaal ths Mart. After an excellent run of two bears Ha stag %a brought down at La Breviim. The weather ins am memt. GREAT SHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the Logics Tavern, Mr. GoocH in the chair, "for the purpose of elective Mr. William Haw*, Mr. Robert Prowse, and Colonel John fitudbolme Brow aria. and others, to be directors, sod of receiving the report of the result of the application for subscriptions to relieve the company from its pecuniary difficulties." ' The CHAIRM A N, in opening the proceediop, reminded the proprietors that he and other directors bad since the last meeting held ohm only temporarily. He than called upon Mr. Hawes to addrusthe meeting. Mr. Hawse said, in order to rain the 60,00 W. required to carry as the emovv , the committee had made an appeal to ' all the shareholders for assistance, sad the result had bees ' to show that the shareholders bad resolved to give up their 'interest in the ship, and to allow the mantra to drift from bad to worse, natil it got into the wioding-up omit It was a remarkable thing that out of 3,600 ' shareholders, a large proportion of whom had bought their shares recently, only severity or eighty had sent answers, and thoseanswers had ooly brought3,oBo4 in cash, sod guarantees for about 4,0001. more. B ifore this appeal us made a pledge was given that if a sufficient amount should not be raised the mosey advanced scald be returned ; and, in fulfil . meat of that pledge, cheque had been slimed for the imme diate return of the whole. (Chun.) ide attributed this unfortunate result to oppositiou which ought not to have taken place. The prospect was now a gloomy in one, and it was for the meeting to consider whether anythg could be done to extricate the ship from her difficalties. Mr. WZBBIII suggested the formation of a new company to buy the ship, with a capital of 350,0001. in 101. shares, sad read a lug prospectus which he had prepared for that purpom ; adding that that was the only means of saving the shereholders' property. Mr. Orros defended himself against a charge Hew Mr. Hawes of having injured the shareholders. pioud that his statement of facts had prevented an advance of 80,0004 on bad security. (" Oh, oh.") The only remedy was to forma new company. He believed the ship would site pay when adapted for the only trade in which she could pay—the American trade. Mr. POCHIN, who said he represented a large number of Maechenter shareholders, advocated an effort to create a find mei Ipp of 150,CCOL at 10 per out., and the appointment of Mr. Hawes as official liquidator. (The seating was proceeding rehear= report left] THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1863: SHAER Libra—(MS DAY.) Two o'Oloox. The railway market is rather quiet to-day, but the tendency of prices on the whole is not un favourable. London and South Western stock has risen per cent., Great Western t, and London and North Western, ; while Metropoli tan has declined f, and South Eastern, f. London and North Western stock is now quoted 103! to c i; Great Western, 631 to 64 ; 127 to ; Lancashire and Ycekshire, 1061 to 109 ; edonian, 114 to 119 ; Smith Eastern, 96 to ; Great Eastern, 50* to f ; Great Northern, 128 j to 127} ; London and South Western, 1014 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 1171 to 1184. adraa Five per Cent, stock is firm, and Great Western of Canada and Lombardo-Venetian shares dull. Other colonial and foreign railway securities are without variation. OLDLIFAZI aL IPI I Unarm is SMARM AID MULL Xi NI 111454..W0L•litoas Voi 8 1111 - 84. 100 , 0ad . M4 1 ..... — - 18 an • ssia 1111 se - N. us ust7Wir ...- Bl 1 1 0 Ilk 110 11 1 • • sol Issies - e- ~. - - - - II al • t X T 1 -• 10 an De. A .1 Alierti.;67ll - 9 .... 10 sel • 2 Ilea es pude be 1. - -•- 11 .l ' led D~ 7aa N 49 - X A • II 61,4.. Ta. 16 - es 145 111aloorgliasi Mono. 96 61 - as ros • • L Wesles 107 100 -• Ilt. r Brim l 9l 10 6 66 N. 1410 Do. • Nook- 46 411 461 N. 14111 Do. 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The committee feel convinced that the internini of proprietors of stock will be best _prooooted by scrupaloos good faith and liberality in all dealings with them as whose &Mimi suirtions the fir trade mast depesd for its men la the and and esergy of those wetlands ea a body the annatiltee believe that full comb:boos may be pieced. The meat bedew of the am mitt** was to examine the el the computy for the future. They had to sea car best means of proctotieg increseed activity in their nude, aid completely derv the resources of the Elindees's Bay CaniPao7, as both es its awned territory and on Ito establishments its other • of British North Amadei. Whet the full ex tent d those prospects may be, and what*, resources of the company may ultuestely psors , it Myst %moos far the axe =Moo to set forth in dual. They are, however, happy toaite that the menet of tare already reonved ahoma comiderable ivories, I. quantity se compared with that imported in a dint Bess. pre iigni o s is the the an with the which cargoes safelyturned ee of the two vsratabdosgffrom the voyage to York and Lose factories respootively, as well an with the smaller *minnow from other quarters. Up, the whole, therefore, the committee feel justified ia saying that the pircepeote of the for and general trade in the eerrent Berm w decide/3y famerable. The ono mitts* have not loot might ef my of the various subjects mistimed is the prampectin limed is July lad. They hem mortified to their MiallainiOS that it will be practicable sed Mumble to erect at • fair outlay, a telegraph, which would mite Britt* Columbia and Oaths, provided the seediness .rig sally held oat for securing some return of the capital ao exceeded, are fulfilled by the goversments of *see toe Meek. On an important subject negotiations with her Majesty's government will be duly carried on. From lefor-oatios in their baud% the committee love so aim* of the fast, which has been announced is the public p pm, thst gold has beam toned within the of the ilsison's Bey territory. It is impossible, however, far the.., erl:liont rimming the risk of misleading the prom.- ws, to put forward say decisive opinion os the probable vales of week dicoovery. or on its results to the company in a pea slay ;Mat of view. Time revolts depend, in • great summa, on cooditioss which are not telly knows, sad camel be amertained without • careful %miry. With the view of usderstesdiag this qoastion sad for Misr &Mous reasons, it is the earliest desire of the oommittio that • sandal swim d the mineral resources of the whole 'tlerernnttoeoeyy Miesid be mad* within • limited time. The cam. mittwiawevery reliamis cis the judgmest sad disoretien Oevemitir Dallas, who hes sow returned to Bed River. Is ccesememe with that offioir the committee have bees assileniy ingsged in reviewing • cornea of their spasm of pet* assil el the genoval ertsagewents by which the trade of the tneepry bee bees sensed out. They hope to extend their icatakime wherever it is potable to do so with ad- mans% awl have already mans arousgemets by Mt* new trading mete are to be established fisvesesisle positimi; while, on the other head, they have taken arms te experes, by reducing or emsedesing eneWidumnie where from the progress of tken* solomer , erhave creased to be profitable. On the West Omit et America there ie a considerable opening for increseed commerce, is consionesce of the %flax of populstke tato British oo lambis sod Vancouver's Inlaid. This opening the coca- Wane are doing their bask to turn to acomat, and they believe that the mine cane. meet mosmarily enhance the Mae of the poverty beloogieg to the company ia those distr.* The exchanges of land with her Majesty's gmersmat in Vamouver's Island have been compler sad every Mort hes bees made to place on a satisfactory footing the boded property of the company to BAUM Colombia . d in Canada The committ ee lmre great plea sure ia saying that the government of the Unit d Stabs have meaffMed a d ;spositios to deal fairly and promptly with the.. large claims which the company posers under the Oregon Treaty, and they feel that the lint thanks of the proprietors are doe both to the Bight Hoe. the Serve. My of State for Foreign Affairs and to the British minister at Washington for their mortices is this matter. The ociermittee hope so to conduct the affairs of the °mu mmy as to preserve intact those branches of bads which bare hitherto bean sucesiefully pound, whilst at the arse time they are prepared to meet the wishes of her Majesty's government and the spirit of the times, by mist ing to the settlement of ail portion of the *Mary whisk ay be fit far it. or by facolitating the transiniedon of Intel. boos by post and telegraph, and aiding general communi. Mice when It may be practicable to do so. The principal Mee of the Hudson's Bay Company take place woo lly u Jemmy aid March, sad the accounts are roads u . p on the Slat ce ... s4Lin mob year. Until that time actives it will be ins for the committee to fix the actoll profit dividend the year, bat from the prospects of the fur trade, refer red to ahoy. aid the gamut aspect of affairs, the committee feel jeslikilis rmornmending the division amongst the dietelsolders as their books A January next, of a sum the same as that usually divided M that season of the yew, being at the rate of le. for each share, in anticipation of the future dividend." _ _ _ The remn t was adopted, and the governor, deputy gover nor, sod committee were re-elected, the name of Mr. Bommuy Dobree, see., being added to the onamittee. WAREHOUSEMEN'S AND CLERKS' SCHOOLS. (THIS DAY.) A general ha:l-yearly court of subscribers was bald thia foreseers at the London TAMA, Mr. Y. °we aro ill is the far the porporn of sheeting eve children hate the *shoo* Irons a list of ten credidatee. The Csaurtan , vim ions to the apesies of the poll, ex peered the pleasure be felt at the peat ewers which had attended the laying the foundation stone of the new school ' boihrog at Cawthorn, is Joky het, by the Rao. el Wales. Nearly SAX& bed been o.ilsdrd ea Vat ooeeseaseeeeon.. shoeing the lame went of public loterest in the waded&►lei. He this deriand the yell opened. PIOTINCIAL MARI ',Amur& unman. Nor. image today:-Onset Restern, 401 1- laaarktre sad Yorkshire, Loodon mad North N et her, 1-11asebager, dLem eld, sad Lincolnshire, 49- 1171-Nortai Raiders. Berwick, capital stock, 104- Routh Isaias% IS 11 1 7 111 1 1 4--Orand Trani of errata, 311-Orwal Weston of ands, 10i -Illinois Central, Dlt. paid 411/-Duteh Rhenish. p.-111exina Three Tar Cent., Std-Xwartllo and Lathan. HWc, 4 4-111 &la v.-Naked Bank of Urerpool (Limited , . 7/ a p.-Ditto New. Wawa as & p., 71 f p -RAU da sad lord's Wallas (Lintitod), 744 e p -Lanosakire Insurance, p.--Ltverpool end leaden 11e an d Lite, 14 p.- Narcantilo Mariam, 7-114.- Queen laswraaos, p.-Unloa Native (Malted), p. -African Merchants, f p.-Pse Steam, .7e , . IltiaantoßAß. Nor. IL-Imperial Continental alarm were inquired tor tort. allal-11.talngharn Oas shares at 130-and Riragaghain aid IfeWeraWs O. shares at Sellers of Manage Metal gone et 1 fie-Math titalforttaldre Waterwork dame at 3 Rl4-11Inalaghun Wagon Company shores at 111- Canal shares wen quoted to 4-Metrpolitan Sis i vrcrj . ..:A . at 13 to 114 -Ditto New, st 1 13.16 to MamowinaL Nov. Sp-There has been a good Barbs, with at the gatiestions Coueeildated leak (Usalteg, ran p idea, tab -Ora* Lagesaboarg. 071114 Skip b. 11).9d. -Grist Weems of Canada, 14 619- Great Western, 4111-1111aois Central, jib d.-leiseastalre sad Yorkshire. 1001 6-London and North Wagers, Nat 31 1- pa.acagetag, Rhagleld, and Linoolnaldre 49 I fII-New Dat nee par Osal Fret (ell paid). 0/-Iletropoillaa, 1211p-Naitk pmealk 10/4C/11, Ii Stit 11 74. 1 11 1 4- T haws and Nom, Natl. Imermse, 4 Will at- Oartillestes 141 rams, S MA ids sa . 94.-Stockloa and Darlington N 1 gild), 7 746 p. Way. 11 d.-Orteks, 31-laanaider sad CerNale, 111 -orweagy gal Newtown (1141 , , 14111-Thstase, Worry aad Huber Aw.o. p.- Lo and Calvidadaa Maid. p.- National 1114aia Navigation. tp. VOWGN RAILWAY& =man lir a an r al iza 111 - iii IMO ikeesl en 0:61 1.11. sis li Ns t 40. mi. ma rry ree 2.1717417 I Dordas sorryl itaDeD Drion•l hams - _I ed. Dlog ram =l " . p. Onsi ham loran :nausea 1 =el hams_ .11.1111.4r0s g. 7P o.' Do. 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O i O R.OOO 6,900 191,190 won' row 9.00 SA 4O N OLSSON iiiiiil 21.00 N j i;:iii IS,tOO 4,114 , %TM 116000 ii.i;i Aao2o.l**La MAN 10 IMAM* AL 16A124. ( Li SI Lama* aRkla•••• 10 Baffle Wslorevrke I Amboy GAL Lbalts/L !NIL Avanicoa JAM AL IR. 'do, Mee. re. fo //itiiiih In4Lui Tea X) N *IWO boa 20 ▪ Osylos Mammy 10 C•e. of Aorta* MIRA Irg A LIIM es PreL Tip" AL AL I et Pup DO+ CO hDLcoust Carpocat/cO4 110 10 - I raptlasOomaTrd.(L ar le asd haWa raaat. 0":: G.Credittfla.al Lau (L Gm llama Savirs.• jr ny Nolsaa's Bay ..... Ita .a 100 .mar,.uar oanst JAN Nook Do. New Lou. fro. et TM. I , Los. ltraolol Agee. (L Iwo. to Wootton liodrao Irvlea It Cana. MwMow. Rt. tol. /LI Na1olload&Coo.0o.(L) Notional Nuowooll uu Knebui , laa,nalt Iran 1 De. New Aulraimstab ii. - . - iii an Wks. isS h .(ILL, ` Masao Oas MI Wm Wad dr Wa hula sad Mai. Maw N.. Rie de Is& Cltztia.(l ; o. Royal Kill Maus SWAY /.64. LAMINA *NI .I.alaream Ortasebe Td. Ideta .d Ansi) F.L C.r.V.Ormt• Fn. Fr/11MM T.M . T.,. , Iras a. sz a 1.... ea s di i pi 4 1 1 1 ells pm Far pm si ile It 11011 19 20 lit fit • • Si 8 3. 12 lar i 9 zd HI 181 37 88 ii 0 n i ,It11."1 27 U 2 4 16 16 ;c4 ii 4 id IS II lei WI We ife I tiosiiss It it is 6 If n a 4t si a a 1 1 a ... 0 0} 21 a a so no ii 2 24_ U. 4 4 . " Se 4 4 SW tw o IS 06 U . A_ 6 . 111 9) 10 n a n 06 66 ___ __ 6 _ 1116 11 i i 1f 166 106 SO 11 1 4 a Tile r 31 Ms pm ps II SI I S 1 tr 4 i 4 14 IS k isl i t : ft I 7 ti t 111 Pr tPa f Ms IS . pat "iii* 21 7:.. b. 74 76 par 1 .14111 pel 42_ H. ~~ r ill MI 48 1 limo 81 II 78 711 100 111 11 ll MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two s'Owcz. The stock markets to-day have exhibited • dull tone, especially within the last hour or two. Prices, however, have not varied much. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations, and home railway stocks are pretty well supported, but the specula tive foreign stocks are, in some inetanoee, 1 to per cent. worse. Business is very inactive. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Consols are now quoted 92} to }, cum div., for money, and 91} to 1, ex div., for the account (December 3). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, ; ditto, for account, 911, 1, Three per Cents. Reduced, 90}, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 904, }, 91, 901 ; New Two-and a-Half per Cents., 764; Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108}, 109; ditto Four per Cent. 1001, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 95., 3e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., Si. dis. The foreign stock market is rather flat. Turkish Bonds of 1.854 have declined } per cent., and the Consolid4s, as well as Mexican and Spanish Pas sive, 1. Greek Bonds, after temporarily im proving, have returned to yesterday's prices. I Some of the present quotations are an nexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 89} to 901 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to ; ditto 1862, 70 to 1; the Consolidis, 474 to 4 ; Greek Bonds, 31 to } ; Mexican, 38 to 1 ; and Spanish Passive, 34} to }. Transactions ars recorded as follows Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634; Egyptian, second lane, 199 ; Greek, for account, 31, 4, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 15, 144, 151; Italian, ifor account, 71 ; Mexican, for account, 38, 1; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 48} ; ditto 1856, kc., for account, 48} ; Russian, 1822, 90} ; ditto 1859, 541; ditto 1862, 87, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for amount, 34} ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14/, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901, 891 ; ditto 1868, for account, 701; ditto 1862, far se (*unto 7 0 4, 694, 701. International Financial shares are quoted 4} to } prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to f prem.; Mercantile Credit, 34 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1} to 1} die.; Egyp tian Trading, 2 to f prem. ; Discount Corporation, 84 to 9 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 54 to 6 prem. ; Australian land and Mortgage, } to 1 prem. Mortgage Bank of India, 2} to 3 prem. ; and English and Swedish Bank, 3} to 4 prem. It appears from theParie acivioes that the bullion in the Bank of France, which was until very recently declining, has reoovercd to 206,600,000 francs, or 8,160,000/., being only about 66,0001. less than the amount held on the 12th inst.,when the last monthly return was published. It would have been more satisfactory had the improvement been brought about by means of a more legitimate character than the hasty purchase of a sum of 10,000,000 francs (400,0004) of gold in foreign markets, but, in any case, there seems to be evidence sufficient to war rant the presumption that the drain on the French Bank has at least been stayed. The Canada, from Boston, has brought 16,6001. in speeie. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yes* inlay at ss. lid. per ounce, partly for India, and the rest for the Continent, there not being suffi cient demand to take the whole for the former quarter. This establishes a reduction of 4d. com peted with the price obtained for the previona remittance, but in the interval a gradual fall has taken plac e in the value of this metal, the high value of money checking remittances to India. The Committee of the Stock Ir.:change have appointed the following special settling days : City Bank, new sheees, Thursday, Nov. 26 ; Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), Tuesday, Dec. 1; both to be marked. A new undertaking formed for important trading objects, and porsessing a highly respectable direc tion, the pi lucipal members of which are actively engaged in the (*amerce of London and Liver pool, is announced, under the title of the West India and Pacific Steamship Company (Limited). The capital is 1,C00,0601. in 20,C00 shares of 50/. each. It is intended to assume the working and fui Jur development of • line of steamers already established between Liver pool, the West Indies, and the Eastern terminus of the Panama railroad, and to employ such branch steamers as shall bring the main line into communication with the West India Islands, Vene zuela, and Mexico. Hereafter, other routes in that I part of the world are to be occupied. It is re-' marked that the success which has attended the employment of steamers on the Pacific is shown in the fact that the shares of the Pacific Steam Navi gation Company and the Pacific Mail Steam Ship Company are now worth ;upwards of 50 per oent. premium. It is believed that the traffic on the Atlantic side of the isthmus is likewise susceptible of great development, and there will be the lees tendency to competition with established interests, because the traffic which the company aim at is mainly that in goods. A prediction is made that 'the time is not far distant when the tea, silks, and 'other products of China will be conveyed in less than sixty days by steam to England by the Panama route. It is a feature of the undertaking that operations are to be entered upon at once, owing to the transfer of an existing business to this company. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 33/. compared with the corre sponding week of last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 6171. By the last Cape mail the directors of the Cape Town Railway Company have received the intelli gence of his excellency the Governor having con sented to open in state the concluding portion of their the Paarl to Wellington —on the 31st of October. It also appears by the returns sent by the same mail that the traffic receipts for the mouth of September were 2,0111. 17s. bed., as against 1,8631. 9s. Bd. for the month of August. A second pamphlet has been published in Alexandria relative to the case of K Cassis against the Societ4 Financiere D'Egypte, in which the grounds of an appeal are set forth. Mr. Gatteachi, counsel for M. Craig, concludes his arguments by stating that however great may ' be our esteem for the magistrate who pronounced the judgment adverse to 1,1. Cassia, we yet must declare that our convictions upon the question are in no way modified, and that we intend to carry, the judgment before the court at Aix." It is admitted by M. Cassis that the Sociat43 Financiere d'Egypte is a " Societe di fatto," but it is denied that it is either an Egyptian or a French &Mail Anonym.. If, therefore, the Court of Appeal at Aix should reverse the judgment of the French Conaulsr Tribunal at Alexandria, and declare that the &elite; Financiere D'Egypte is not an Egyptian Sociat4 Anonyme, according to the wording of the prospectus, the shareholders would be entitled to a return of the full amount paid upon their shares. The French authorities appear to be clear upon this point. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada intimate that "the loss on exchange by the con version of American money received fur the carriage of through traffics from the commencement of the current half-year to 7th November, 1863, amounted to the sum of 85,274,09, dole., and at that date there was a further sum of American funds still re maining to be converted of 89627.20 dole." The shares of the Imperial Continental Gas Association have been in demand. There is a feeling amongst the shareholders that the board of directors ought to yield to their wishes, and raise the capital necessary for extensions of the works by the creation of new shares, instead of applying the income arising from the undivided profits for that purpose. The meeting of the woo- I ciation takes place on the 96th, and great interest is felt with regard to the future intentions of the board. Meanwhile the business of the association is steadily increasing. A demand has arisen for the shares in the Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Company, in conse quence of the satisfactory report and the conclusion of a contract with the New Zealand government for a monthly service acme the Pacific to the Australian colonies. We are requested to state that the share list of the City and County Assurance Company will be oloecd on Monday, Nov. 30, for London, and on Tuesday, Dec. 1 for the country. The subjoinec on the wins trade, is from the circular of Mr. .W. CONDON : In wines the trade continue most satisfactory ; the good crop on the Douro will probably keep the prim of new porta moderate, while the older demaignions, from their scarcity, of necessity commend high sates. The Awry vintager although producing WWI of Werke qua* to 1862, may be procouseed a fair a yield—prlees of the " Yosto, * or new wine, are 2/. to 41. Ylgl,m two were realised at this period last year far 1862. French Wines.—ls the Mem, pave district the yield has bees good, hut the wines are reported to be unbmonrably sleeted by the drought et August Let, which dried rap the papas. Clerat.-1863 wilt not prove a commanding vintage, inferior to 1862, sad sanely equal to 1861. Bingeady red 114•111111 good atop, and quality superior. Of Chablis and white wines yield small • bat quality mewled to be good. MONDAY Eva five. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 914 to en div. for the 3rd December, opened and closed to day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 921 to ; with dividend. The official business report is 111 follows, :—Three per Cent. Consola 4 for money . , 924, ft, 93 ; ditto for account, 914, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1, ; New liree * . per Conte., 904, 91. ; Bank Stock, 237, 236 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 15-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1064, • ditto, Four per Cent., 1004 • Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 964 • ditto Five per Cent., 104, 4 ; ditto Five-and-a-kalf per Cent., 1.14. _ . The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were firm, but the rupee paper wag flat. Exchequer Bills remain at Bs. to 3e. dis. A good amount of business was done in the foreign stook market. There were several varia tions in prices, but the tone generally was favour able. The market for bank shares was firmer. An improvement took place in London and Brazilian, London and Buenos Ayres, London and Colonial, Imperial Ottoman, and Brazilian and Portuguese Bank. Bank. Anglo-Aus trian Bank shares have also again improved, closing at 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Tbs supply of shares thrown upon the market by German allottees is still being steadily absorbed by English capitation. Alliance Bank shares were quoted slightly lower. A further improvement of 1 per cent took place in London and St. Katharine Dock stocks and Rbymney Iron shares. Royal Mail Steam and the shares of the Ceylon Company wan also better. Oriental Inland Steam were heavy. International Financial shares were again 2s. 6d. higher, at 41 to 5 prem. ; and London Financial sa. higher, at Si to 9 prem. ; while General Credit were quiet at 2& to 3 prem. Hudson's Bay closed at 11 to 14 die., being rather lower ; and Egyptian Trading at 2 ton prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 134 to 14 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, a 411-16 to 13.16 prem. ; Oriental and Marine, 14 to 2 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, per to pram. • Universal Marine, par to prem. ; Commercial' Union Assurance, S 3 to 31 prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, to Lpram. d Mortgage Bank of India shares were last no e d to 3 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 34 to prem. ; Muntz's Metal Company. dis. to par • Gloucestershire Smelting. 1 to 2 prem. ; Cons tantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 2to 3 prem. ; National Steam, sto bi preen. ; MerchaLt Bank, 54 to prem. ; Australian Land land Mo-tgage, to 1 prem. ; Discount Corpora tion, 84 to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Oredit, 31 to 4firem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 4 to 44 pram.; and Bedford (Brighton) Hotel, to 1 prem. New Brunswick and Victoria Government Deben tures were inquired for. 3a a 111 aB • _4O lib pie IdM par Ite Sai 2 Ipm I •aat 7 1 pc las par if 17 p Xllll9 leas 53 Jr . 94 4 i 431 1 di pa l? ft 1 die per sidle Th 4 73i 4 3 pm WI I I 0031 n 11 1014 ▪ 48 Par t• 4_ ii pal 1/ 0 1 12 pat! 6 Mas i 5 2As 851 20 21 t II 19 21 i. it PEA a ii 1 i 11p ra a is OS 1 !8m .10 it die i lt pm ni sB* le WI 111 113 1 B els a t °: II 21PM 1.6 ... Pl. if V 10 I I ells 4 10 2 1 1. 02 119 It 1 2 11 21 22 II moo. 2 2 1 4 .1 p.l I 2_ pm ft g 11 pas 11 21 A' '"- s. N N N 22 pm IS 29 1 %Pi 11 • 27 1111 I lh. 77 79 142 147 2 2 20 92 *I 14 Par i LOP PP i Pa 11 i - 14 -- xd xd .. 44 I N lir Si Nil 171 I 1 'II $1 1 - Teili XS 4 - M 19 I r. 20 ► i Ili U} 6 raid - 1 izsi et uT 1 i I ri - 3 MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Choow. The mining market is rather dull, with less busi ness. East Lovell shams are lower, at 91 to 10 ; Wheal Seton at 180 to 185, and Camborne Veen at 3 to f. On the other hand, East Caradon have improved 10a, being now quoted 25 to 26f. West Seton are quoted 200 to 205 ; New Martha, 1a to 21 ; and Pendeen, 7 to I. In the Stock Exchange, East Whr.il Russell shares have been dealt in at 41, and Great South Tolgus, at b. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are un altered. Yndanamutana are firm. A fall took place yesterday in the price of English tin. Subjoined are the present quota tions :--Common blocks, 1121. per ton ; common ingots, of 281ba. and above, 1121. per ton ; ditto, of 71be. and 141b..,1131. per ton ; bars, in 4 cwt. casks, 1131. per ton ; ditto, in 2 cwt. casks, 1141. per ton ; relined blocks, 1171. per ton. From East Rowell the following telegram was received from the agent yesterday :—" East Rue eel.—Lode iu 120 worth 121. to 151. per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN 1 COTTON MARICETb. (TIM DAY.) eIIT IMMO AND DIMNINATIONAL 1111LIOUATIL (nox OOi ow. COILIZSPONDiNT.) Coil.—Market fairly &Wooded. Wheat Id. to 2d. dearer, with rood business. Ploy firm. but sot active. !adieu earn 3d. per qr. dearer. Euiypsian beam bare buyers an 30s. Oats sad oatmeal rather dearer. Carton.—Market ratter rimer. Sales probably 5,000 or 6,000 Wes. MINCING . LANE.-(THIS DAY.). SVGAIL—The market is 'Wady at former prices , but the demand is rather lees brisk. The sake Inoltide Porto Him at 48s. • Mauritius at 40s. Bd. : crystallized. 48.. 6d. Manilla clayid, 39.. 6d. to 40a.; unclayed. 36c In relined the market bas hem good, irmd prima shows farther adrasma. there being wow so sellers of brown :amps ander .",4s. Gomm. The deemed continues quiet ; prices un.iltared. Tea.—Ther• is a fair business doing in green ten for ex port ; other Wads in limisad request The Aram Com pany's ask is soier off at full prices. Ron •ND BAUM/TIM—No oleo reported at resent is either of them mucks. R/CIL ) bap of Amman told at is. 9d. to Se. Correit.—There is mere Meioses dole` for anima, and prises in some came show aa advisee of 4d. per lb. For parcels on the spot the demand is sot astir*. The mock is London is now 18,000 balm, against 45,500 bales last year. Jere.— A fair basisess is doing, chiefly is carting for arrival ; last pike paid, 14/. Is. TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS DAT.) The worked is steady. Prices ue quoted u follows Towu tallow, 41s. ; Petersburg Y. 0. oe the spot, UM. 9d. ; Deounbor, 42a. 9d. ; January to March, 435. ; Mara, 44a. faL SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-4THIS DAY.) Memo. Ilai vey end Easton report trade very slow at the following prom:—Mime meadow bay, 70s. to 90a. ; wee k, ditto, 84s. to 92a. 61. ; rowan, 60a. to 70a. ; clover, old, 93e. to 110 a. ; ditto, mood oat, 90a. to 100 a. ; Avow, 255. to 30a. Sc , =SCA trrffousatr. —I resolved tbab the pantomime should be the thin sad of the wedge, mad that I should evaitudir rend the deep-rooted Mee of pre judice and &bud Mete by the thick sod of Monk vane sod five acts. " Very w. 11 ," said Mr. Moberly, "hen is the some •plet, and I may toll yes that the eases en all sattled, and most of them pasted, sad you most sump your story to ft them." I ventured to express some sur prise at this arrangement, which appeared to me • good deal like petting the cart before the hone. Mr. Manger, however, pare me to saderstead that io the matter of pantomime, sod, indeed, pea is the ten of drama, be re garded** soene•psieter me the bane mid the author as the art. "No disrespect to yen, a, bet is them days there's nothing like scenery. The beet el your craft require the mese politer to pull yes through. Don't suppose for • mement that I approved this state of things. Why should P Whet do I give you for the piece! Thirty pounds! But the traneformatios emu" with the flyieg kirks. costs me • couple of hundred If pees, ink, sod piper were as dear as wood, paint, and canvas, I couldn't afford to pay for &editorship st all. I should have to pg ; end 'Poe my word, Sr, without any disrespect to you, I think 1 should pt ea just as well"—Dickens's " Ail the Your Boma. 1 !Le to Musa i. 3,0 11,13.4 110. 0 1313. MOM UAL M Lu. IL NALL MAL in i