The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. 11118 DAY. COURT OF BABLRUPTCY. gems ra. cminneerna sootavaa. tx as TILLOT. The bankrupt, • dust coalmine, of Old St. Peanamrsed, sorileo for Ma certificate. The kaakrupt owes to unsecured creiiion, 1,8911.; to theme Dal dleg enmity, 2,5701. Uader O. tote r he.id are the tredidastlisl iissaissionen, who are creditors for 13401., istmey sdessied kr buddies purees ; the s. eerily held being a mingage co eight uotinished ley ebold homes at Agar Tows, helmet at 2,0001. Mr. Nichohon, the °tidal sasigne, la hie report cm the new, stated that the bankrupt had a earplug. I. January, 1854, of 1,7561. The total liabilities won 4,6861; 2,0004 of property eves held by creditors to eternity; to meat the unsetund debts, the only sante were the good debts, pat dotes et 197., which had early realised 21. 11a. Id. A few days before his bowknots,. his peoperty had bees takes' under as eaecutiou. The amessts were very imperfectly vouchei; ad tin debts of two of the secured indite?' were net sorroborated by ay 'airy is the bankrupt's hook? There were omiesleaa bat hie malt-book to the amount of 3,0001. Mr. Chisiley stated that the assigsees had "ought to bet said. the necuttoa under whisk tbs beskrspt's progeny had been taken; sad, hot for the Imes of Mr. Oore, the eausinaties creditor, they would pridishly have succeeded. nAs it was, duty eapied to gat SlNNlbley by way of to.. promise from his representatima. Mr. Lit:Alone urged, on SAW st birkeept, that he had begun with a subeteatiol agMml, WM bell nob large pellts-4,4001. in two years. ^pie Mis the bide exposes had oily been 2,1001., and tbs primal *spews bad not sinned 1501. a yin. The Whim war attributable to his Inge loam, of which 4,600/. bad arises from the death of horns worth COL each. The bask rept kid °budged a Ham from the Reclesiattisel CombissiOsebe semi load Is tows, oar which he had built eight bassos Thou had bms mortgaged to the Commiwiners for a loan of 1,100/., bet it was sae prebab:e that the full 'Quo had been ediranwed. Tbseass bad now beta before the aeon for men than Moe mtosailts. ssa the bankrupt hoped to obtain ea immediate _ SM Ilotowor said We oast was ems of osmiterablo ham tato, Its mats footmen Wag tho auso as them of mat other OWL Oa every olio Obi patio hoard of post frauds ommitted by sow and midabos, and by soustbiag waft tbs• sitbr,i 1 snNarlabgl by moms la Mods, or la maideatial pa ktum nor moat as for a Magill of time, sot keeping Moir beaks, or prolealag to keep those, math lee smallest dime el regularity. It the cask eseeset Waa accoritel7 kept, See elle fa twenty of the frauds rah& were daily read aml bald of scald by pallidity be effected. Whore the Ma 11111111111111114 WS/ badly kept it mu im• yomble for lbs audit no or tits oars to bet satisfied with tin conduct of • Bader. If Gosh ..soots more arieurately kept. Rise Maths of tho heads sew baud of would he ; led. It tharafors helms tits mart to mut its dlescprAntiou of Mk wakes. Hors there were omissions to tee 'stand SOK ; od Ibis Wag so, what reline* could in plated a• era Stalumulo of putts and espouse. There was easebar bid ilsatome la the Gam Teo days beton Hu bwahraptry, lb. boakrupt, sued, had permitted am tooditer to swoop away:evorythlog. The court would maids, ttio oats, sad give odgmeat os an early day. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. OF • 11171•141. George Mammon was pissed at the bar, shargod with attempting to commit a burglary. Oa the stoma& of Bsaday week, at Ghost half-pest owe, a policeman saw ?he prisoner, two other its., sad a woman, lone riag sliest Pteek•laae, Pimlico. Ile observed them spill at kalfleast three. and shorn, afterwards, smieg the female slow, wombed her mini she made a stop at this lido of a wall, over w►ich, la two cc three missies afterwards, he saw the primmer sad teethes man lesamble. Thep threw awes a ..jemmy," and this escaped, bat being met lest Elatarday sirt►t and recognised, the ascend wee gives tato cutaway. 'C►e will *pikes of was la the rear of Mr. Prim's, 81, Ebary•trost, sod os examining the premises, marks of the "jemmy" showed that several attempts had Imes made to bresk hit . ) the home, bat the family had been messed and the battlers had takes to flight. Prisoner, who is well known to the polies, was re maadod. DAZIXO AND EXTINSIVI BOILOLAZT. Joseph flowsU, of 1, Bowmen-plus, Holloway-grove, de scribed on tae charge abut u ass Idler, was brought up in the custody of Isesectsr Fide of the 8 divisive, eltargod with barclarlsuly husking sad estate, the deaths,- hue of Mrs. E. Fault Wood, of the Moatuller-hour, Maidss-lass, Kentish-tows end Medias therefrom 42 elk hasdktroaids, 7 pettlioats, 6 shirts. 22 towels, 9 napkins, 6 D'Oyleys, sad a gaudily of other property, of the value M SOL This ease excited great lateral is • needed wart is emmegasithe of the IIIIIII•101111 burglaries that hen taken place ia the north part of Leedom. sad the Warn= of alma lawn on the subject la the various sewspapen. For nue time past tetra polioe have beat posted la lientleh Town, bet to as avail, owing to the houses slanting in their own groupie, aid the exposed eaten of their backs, it being sondes bat fields for • weeiderable dis tance. Os liatarday the praiser, who had oreviefigY beet employed la the prosentria's hum, enacted an gimes and carried on the goods in gelatin, and got as far as the gat of Melees Hill. when be wee stopped by wee N thersonstaltles of the 8 divines and asked what he had pot then. Tee primer replied, that it was only some liasa which he was earryiag for his wife, who bed not gate done her breafest. (Lisahter) The wettable pot hang ethane!, asked him if t 0.,. wer• say muka ea the Bass, when Wag answered is the negative he said he would look, sad had proceeded to doss when the winner rat oF bat b.iog fol.owed was after • short rue apprehended aid Wu to the Utgligete penes stake and charged with karts( the goods in his p mann, but shortly after Who'll geese wee received of the barglary sod ha wee ranged with that caws. The winner, when called epos for hie definite, said—l kaow nothesg shoat Ir. A mut employed me to Garry these. I de ea hear the man, and do not know where I wee to Garry them. laspator Fledge asked fora remand, es he had no doabt bat that he rhould be able to traw other burglaries to him. Mr. Conte said it was a Si care for farther investigation, sad at ours acceded to the application, and remanded the prisoaer for a wen. The primmer leas thee mewed. LAMBETH. TICSLT•Op-LLT/ MIN OK TUN LOOK OCT. James Spensweek, a ticket-of leave men, who muted his name in the that lastar es, sad also to give hie address, was charged, before Mr. Elliott, with loiteriss about the Albany road on the avails, before with latent tesommit a filmy. Pcl.ercosetabiell P dosage/ that at about bait pad aye o'clock cm the preordisg evealog he ebeinwed the primate sod mother eau oyes the pis la frost of an sootesplod bows sae look about is • ouleislone mom. He watched them for some time, elm the KIM MS west away, sad the printer treat up *sad booked at the empty how* Ho (witness) thee appreesbod him, sad salted what he wanted, sad he replied he Maul to boo Mr. Godfrey, s b■itder, who lived Wire to seat Ida for work. He then to'd bin be mast woos toy him to the stades, sad the poisoner walked sow* disease, wills him sad thee started of to wake his esoopt, bat after a long Ina he .aaer to lln saltiest him. At the statics-louse the prieoser at first refesed to give his same or address, bat having bees rtowthei, he gave the former. &preset White, 36 P, sold that fa 1861 he had llut pri moan sad two others la custody to bnakiag fate a ware house la Welwortb, and •tealleg a gesatity of property. Ia tle January 'noon, of that year the pifueser was tried gad matmeeed to seveo years' erase iertstios. Tho prtarser admitted lb. trait of the eergeaat's Mato moat, bat stud shot 21 months sgo b. hal resolved a ticket of leave, sat eneld pr.tve, if time wee allowed him, that dories the whole of that time/ ha had boss easing so homed livelihood. • Mr. 611.51 reateLled him, t 3 give limo to mite the see. it ear, it quiris a se to the troth of his state mesa DEATH or A VlTlRAN.—Liontonant Alexander Po ayth Parr died in Hadar Hospital os &radar, tit* Bth Mat ,of paralysis. at the age of smutty, sad was boric' la din mestsr, o. tha eerablishatent on Saturday last. He had knight at the Nile and lb. Trafalgar, ssd his death &Trivia the ..wits sad irehrty of env of the Angst was of the "saes of war "of thaw stirring them. With a meshy mass et honour sod in•earity and • MO 'Aril of iadopendesm, h. we* vied rigid sad cathodical in the perforates's .1 hie dirties, while his geacroell and kind hearted benevel•are w-rs 'rebounded. He bad barn fifty years s lieutenant far the lost 'amity five • lie•tanast of Hadar Hespitel, which establish meat has suffered a great lore is hie death. Sir (harp Seymour, Its Caamender-in Chief at Portsmouth, who had served I. the ame /sat with lieetesaat Parr (mad is ths assn took) at lb. battle of 84 Domino, with • Imo ballast that does Idea honour, was assiduous Is hie eaten tioas daring dm old saller's aline., and wind vsltaterily to assist at his teased, which was else anemia/ by Captaia 8. C. Daeme, C. 8., Use wise& of tho wawa sad ether die, of the hospital, sod • another of pour who M at irct sad respected dm estimable sad eseamplary sharsater of the elseessarl hero, who lacassoeB the w soda) sad bag clasps for tho Nile, Trafalgar, fle. Desloge, ead Cora. hours. DrATR or ADMiII•L PREDLIIICIE WATICINIL—Wri regret ti easousire the death of tha shove Towable ad miral, the • den admiral Is Oa navy. hie enesarkeins ea Usatereat Maria, data ea far heck as Novouber, 1790. Duni or Jain Prig. Roo.—Wo sincerely re pmt Loess.... the dude of Janes Pim, E.g., which leek lalum at meioses in Upper Mount-strut, on Thursday st The sass of Mr. James Pin is Immearably Matin ee the rejector of the Dahlia sad Kiagotowa Cl b en d y Caspasy. this Int lime established la balsa& and the sweat fa the Thaitod lhoMpig Peer. - THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY. MANSION-HOUSE.-(THIS DAY.) This morning William Pismo and James Burgess were spin brought baton the Lerd Mayor, at** Menden how, apes remand, charged with having stoles 18,0001, worth et bullion from a package la a (*wisp*, the South Enters Railway, oa lte road irom Loadaa to Pollutes* la the mouth of May. The romantic ;eters of the dialogs's": already alde la °omission wok this cam, het N11)21041 as satreerdimay Interest to the sharp, sad load before the jostles room IFSI opened, a crowd had oolletted oa iWs, eager to obtain ad miasma. The nsb, however, had been astioipated, end by mutely of Mr. Goodman, the chief shirk of the Lord Mayor, 'mos In the mart was reserved for the reporters sad others, whose avocations rendered their presence ia dkpensable. Mr. Gordon Tbompsos, the depaty dermas, Mr. Cross, a direstoe, lad Mr. M. Bali les, the secretary of the South Resters Railway Company, wan i t attendases to waists the prosseessp. Mr. flodk;o, festructsd by Mr. Kees, the solicitor to the company, appeared, as heretofore, I. support of t►e prey► 'sties; Mr. Lewis, solicitor for Berger; sod, Mr. Wear- or, solidi°, for Pima. The Lord Mayer took his seat on the ben* at twelve e'elock. Aldermen Bir W. Carden and Alderman Rose •n also on tha Demob. The consist Agor was spin pissed in the witame be& Ho I. a thin, ba•d, keen-featured looking nut, with sit tell'geat ospromiee of eountenatai His eassioation was continued from the point where it closed at the previews bearing, sad the *Tidier* he gave was to the [enemas siker The money received agar the ladle Hoes. sad In the Haymarket wet taw to Pleree's hoses, sad ha had the greeter port of It. A bons .ad earl was felekord to Pierre's how after the rob bery of the geld ; ft woo the neat wiersiag after the rel• berg, sad As ant took the gold to say plea at Shepherd's. bask. Both Pines sad myself west la the east. Piero told sae he ►+tad the ort la Grovostowst, Moroloitcoporso- swat. It was a swell eheise se;t, sad, ta the Mat at ay aIW. u wu a grey luau. The gold wu costalood is the courier bap which wore Awed is eue'l impel begs I railer thigh the mossy rewired he tlie gold wee kilt at Pierce's home ; it wu kept is team hugs Whoa we got to Shepherd's Bash we Head the surest girl sad Poesy Lay at lose. I took the gold upstairs into As hat ran a the Ant door sad wk+le did .o Norse west away with the hero cad' cart. The geld woe afterward naked. Chao Madrid owes, of It was sold before say was who& It was about throe or four data den we rot to filsopherds' Bash. We sat It off sae of the lon ban—what I eon the Aastrallaa cold. Ws task it tats a washhosso sad eat it off with an Olt elt4el sad a hamster. We Ma awe or two phase off, hot the weight was a hasdred stasis. It took us about fifteen Wastes to eat it. We stew* a good midi blow.. The fint Manses was too light, mad I seat Pierce for a bossier it., which be bought at i dle la _ _ Tetteaham-eourt-taid, awl mid& had the same if Hank epos it. Poesy Kay was fa the Mare at tile time. The weak-home was is tie yard Joists( the hew but the windows beteg whitened ever, 'shed, soya see fat* the wash-beam boa the peed. Panay Hay sane I. for a pot sr a kettle, bat she wad ad sem what we were dotter, ss, before letting his fa, we unwed the golu over. Piers. told me that he bold the 100ose. ler soot , sad I kept pseseselea of It. Pince &misted me afterwards fa wilting the gold. We lost sat II op fa saran plower we Ikea took the dove out Is the bask prim, sad built a femme fa its pleat. I told Pimps before that the foram* would regain SOUS we should require a eseag hut, sad Pierce said there was a plaes!assur when he lived that sold them. He afterwards beetaght some is a sort, bat the brief's woes sesosaled is noun. We get some onset sad Lose, sad so made the fusses. The stone prods's& miens to 'be one that we seed. I osa see several smell particles of gold spa It. I have sot sees it from the time it was used until sew, sad I now ft by the bole is the On whin we made to sense a &seen We used ehatesel and coke for the tenure. We panted the kill from Wildersesarow, and the erseibles whin we used kr melting from Sr. Jobs'sstreet road. Piens bought one sad I uthen, and we pound the liquid gold lam ma beet whisk I bought at ejeweller's shop is Cletlisavrell. It wee 'beat a foot long, sad three or foot funs wide, tapering to the bottom. We were thus or foss days molting. Puny Key was sot at base the lint day, but she emu hems at eight. She had bees to ass oar "bald who was pet out to sine. The sanest had ben seat away. The following day we entieued the noon. Posey Kay was at home that day, sad she ease up to the door where the sena' was going ea, but we did ad let he, is. The ashlar and setioa of the fames nested • gnat hest, sad Pansy Kay remarked that tits plan was very hot; we were is • stets of petspiretioe, sad she asked what we were doing. We went Gs is this way son we had esenedsd I. melting the whole of the geld. Davis( the proem sae of the erosible' broke • we were lifting it at the time from the f usses", sad most of the gold nu over the Goes sad born it. We tried to make the melted bare weigh a Modred noose ss seer as posrible. Whoa the gold wee .11 so melted it wee pissed Is my frost bed-room, an afterwards removed to Pierre's house, Crows-tensor, Hempstead reed. It was removed is • out, which Ilene himself &oven. I the' bed • slight gourd with Amu Hay, sad took • lodging Is the itillaue-rod, about two mites from Hilburn-gem. I had gone by the mane of Muss et Shop perd's bash, sad Penny Kay se Yrs. Adams, mad I 'naked that same at Bilious. The gold rem led • little time at Crows-terrace, sad then it was remend to my lodgiags at Kilburn. I ..d Plane esnied it is a few ben at a time, sad after it wee so 'swayed Piens tan 'Ube's Villa, when the geld WY afterwards deposited. I this left my lodgings et Kilburn to p sad live with Pierre, tailing the people I lodged with that I was plat to fleorlaari. Tins gold wee kipt at ant is my tanks et Piano's, but after words Pone deg • hole In bL patty, sad the geld wee nein la it, what benne of It efterwens I ries% keow, ter about three weeks aftetwasels I we mooted ow tM charge for +Web I ma wow soodlood. Data,, I woo wooled, however, some of dm gold woo odd. End. . _ _ _ . two two of 2000 w., wtictt fetehod se 1.. IL aa one& sold them to a person whom I bed appelatied to amt. The plan of mooting woo it Debtors. I krhow the porsoles tams. bat I think it best not to mention It. Mr. Bodkin—Oh, give us the name. Wit. —Bat some of t►e gold •as left efts/ Iwu emoted, sad it may not be sale to mention ft. Mr. Bodkin—Oh, give as this name. Witneve—Well, it is Jamas Elawud, and be is termed a barrister. (n l‘egh.) He is a pigeon fauier, or somet►tag of t►at sat, I know. Mr. Linie—ltatber a ' , AMU& Lauder. (A 'suet.) Witsess—He lives, or did live, at Villattesu, Walwerth Cowman. I bad knows his biters, having bad transac tions with his. I understood he lived by his predation as • barrister, sad bought gold. I met ►im and told him this gold wu moving obese. He said he weld get rid of it, sad so appoinusest was side at • pablio house sear Ma'am gate. I told bias bow I knew of It, and he said—" I have ens is the ptpers about • gold robbery, sod I suppose this is put of It." I replied it was, sad he said, " Well, tblek 1 ear get rid of it frt you." [ fhb pinkie of the ev.dence appeared to take the mite s fawns by surprise, and a consultatios was held apes it, bat with what result did sot transpire.] _ . Witness eoatinued.—l took two bate of the pid to I the plate of appistimat. I believe it was a beer shop • of the sign of this Alma. 8 sward took the geld away; he I was abseat MOO time, bat he »tanked with the messy, 2.. 6d. per imam. I took the mosey with me to Pines's at Kilburn, it was in gold. sad I put It away in a trunk. Is , the was way I sold sis other bus to Seward, sad la all I masked about 1,8004 for the lot. I paid &wend sispeacie or a shilling upon each measkia, bat what he got from the other parties who employed him I cannot tan. He dld not tell sae when he said it. I bate sow told pm abet ell the gold I knew of up to the time I was arrested. I kaerw a person cf the name of Beal; I sold ass, to him, son do I know of isaytkiag he I did Is impost t 7 thli gold. Pismo kik the premeds oi thei mks to the Bask Imes time to time, sad °Maimed Beak of Ingkad notes for the moat'. liktble way 2,10 W. or thereabouts was dinged into notes, and after some little time we bad a minis, of all parties together. Pierce, leiter, Bargees, and myself were penal at the meetieg which was held at Kilbura Vllll4 It was there Mated what we had dote In melting sad what we bad salt Tither bcd6ool., Bargees 7001.,Pieree,0601., and I had MU like ems nil is souse ; the misstiag wee Yield la the emea• tag. Pier., kept so menet then ; there 'sight hare bees some &Odra. la the home but Mrs Pismo had bees mat oat. TM meths' broke it at 11 o'sksek at night. About a THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11. 1856. week afterwards I wait to live at Paddiogtes Green with a yew woman named Fanny Campbell, aid I was living wit► her whoa I wee muted. Whoa I wee arrested the remainder of the gold was at Pierce's. Two or three bul l were time la a teak waiting to be sold st an op• pastime{ I had made for that purpose, bat my , arrest prevented the see. When I wee arrested I left a trunk at Pines's with the whole of the mosey I had received us my share, and the whole of it, together , with another sum and a Spanish Bond for 2001., fsU into Pierce's bands. I bad before sold am'iar bonds to Tester for 7001. The day I was arrested Pierce walked wit► me from Btaaley-place down to Shepherd's bleb. I there got a child's perambulator, and several ',deka, which I gave to Pierce to take borne. Whoa I left hi. I got late as .ember to go end keep sa appoiatment for the sale of geld, but ow the way I was muted. After my west some semuities of mins were sold for 3,0001. Pierce bought the amount to me in Newgate, mad I gave it to Mr. Wastner. He kept it for MI6 Ow, and I then directed that the money should be invested In the name of Mn. Pane, fee the Week of my Mild end his mother. I never saw Fiers from the time I was arrested until I Ira saw Mat here at the bar, bat I received letters from him, both in Relegate and at Portland. It is shoat three weeks ago Ana I Ant made may statement as to this robbery. It was at Poetised, to Mr. Rees, the solleitor. This elated the witnese's evidence in chief. Mr. Weather said hs should but consult the interest of his client Pierce by abstaining at present from woes-eza =lshii the writers. It was quite clew that the we must eveatuaily go elsewhere fir &gluon, and probably he sievld altogether mare his erostezaminatlon. Ms. Lewis said, with regard to his diens Burge", he nut panne • very differsat coarse; he mat proceed at snot to sreare:umiae the wittiest. Mr. Westville esid—Befoee the eroweaaalaatioa was opened he was fastraeted by hie &sat to offer an emplane tisa upon two past. Ho was lastraetod by ?Lem to Hato that this 23001. hooded over to his kw the basset of Fanny Kay sad her child had boss limited by his la Turkish Bonds, which were tau peesseske of by the caws whoa be was apyrebeaded. _ . MG. Bodki n odd th at wr sostrati to We notice of the foot. The eeert them adjourned for tea minute,. Os the meeresibliag .f the occirt, Mr. Lewis procooded to orterezentise Apr ; sad the we wee proceeding when ear report left. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT =craw Taisoaarz.) SHREWIIBURY.—(THIS DAY.) A211111D.-Baribaad, Glades, Strawberry, Jade, Maid at Dement, &steer, Caloser, yearling 1 by Orlando oat of Irony, Corny, Fatalist, Katherine Loa* Laming. ton, Hopeless Star, Leessilee, Ada, Venison, Coal Black Basa, Stork, sad Aaphion II allll all Ili an 11 an it. Rio !! I eg if - iii et. IN I• 4 St IN it. IN it. IMP I. a it: is N. IN It. IN R. IN 111. IN II IP St 100 i lli ell et 100 it 100 it. WC to 1 to I at. too at. 1* ". IN ..r. 111. IN it. Ile RAILWAYS AND RlTOrrais.—The New York Tow tap of " Rodbell, and Revolver. is Georgia " : " We espy ben the Lagoa Tows two of titt men marvel loss artishe ea this sentry that we have ever yet sonas- Owed la ea loglish publics*a of any klad—whin le myths a good deal. Oas of the at tieles la owe*. is a letter en. taints" a series of the nett maths Mosehnseas that eve r attend the mind of a prow, befog a description of duels sad murders, which the writer says took place on a railroad oa which he wes tznelliag la the State of Georgia. The , other article is a Deader ocanenting epos the letter, is q which the ulnae mimes that after receiving the letter he waited ems days to sisertala the writer's respectability sad ii natty, and being satisfied of his veracity he publishes the natinaleatios, with imitable soles of nelnastioa at the horrible state of morals and ansaors is Bankers Blake. Lay ease reader will dinner at one the traasparssey of the hoax. The manatee does sot ern pntead that be vitamin the horrible evens whioh he narrates, an it to Main smash that he was boned by soma wag who told Um the swiss. The London Tins, however, takes it all for gospel, and publishes it as a onion pine of history. The absurdity an atter improbability of the story beats the extravaganlee is Professor Aytosa's barkeeps, of Fir. sallies,' and Baron Yeastiness's adventures are sober troths la comparison with the tales of this cortionadeat of oar London cotomporery." DIaTH op RODUT BA3TLITL-0a Wideman list Mr. Robert Bartlett, for etas, years her Motsety's etaiheasde, at h the i ird head =le is is last-heath, fa the 74th year of age. He Isere Wiwi Net a widow sad asnereee ferny', 111111ftes sea to Wrest his km— Wirier Apses. IntnilDisir FIZZ AT HATTIZLD, =AI Domenties.e.Yelmeas twelve sad o'eleek yesterday (bierisp) moan. a Ine wee diacerred swag isms sirs rain la the tams Issianee of Dr. Mather', ame= tas West/dem la tke village of HattoW, ars The the WPM' with the raw rapidity. isd la seller; tire aserisd MINIM Sinai, the when ef shift were The Sprinter from Dernster wer. llll = St ilm a l igry erred at MO o'clock, midis as hear ear the einflessatim had sermissesi6 bat is late to be of say seers% the mbar of the mike Irvin by that time ben hest. • raft disk wse wellmegessalt, lased sear ose of all. Meeks sod Yin is set the leer dealt that the Ilre was the work of ma Windier,. The vela, et the property destroyed is sainted at I,4lol.—Atomakselor Overlais. ' 180.114 or • CoNvlcr.—A very extraordinary new et • °soviet, sassed Charles Butler, • oaths of liewskeeter, we, 'fleeted from Portsmouth Dookyard, sea Miry. By seam NNW or mother, be maaaged massy his dries altogether, leaving the whole et his SAMOS &Otis twhiad hla, with the empties of hie show. his Miens teat be mut have bees supp.ial with plain clothe, hp @Moose who has mass to the pared, or, perhaps, ea. *mil is is. He was at work with a gang of fitting, seer Ow illegal fieveroiga, 131, bahtiag. Nut yang being rider the wooed of s essivia keep& Tito koopor woo a atm bast Beast Ms boss twist melded of felony. FATAL AMMON? ON TIE MiltaNY.—LlTaitYoo4 San saay.—Au esalkst. atisadlod ealtapty by Ow low of lift, acesnott the illlownehog ing, under the follawlag dosamberso s—TIN dassar woo 'aped fa turiagtheeklp Does. he Ilowbay, bum the Albert Desk to bee sallissesp fa tba sew. whoa an asslioat wound to her asblesey. which mood a partied al tear tubes; of Ow boiler Is besot. lad the Nelms rem ail owe. of wan% boom SW with slam, assaies the hals•ftwiteas dwelt M was ad w firoasso t mama Joseph Aram, ad anoesly oaddlas mike sigma WINN, radailis sear Itookhrry. albs oashiose. heal Pashas, who Mesa at Birk, skald. Tito lathe wars at owe loaded aid osomoyed to tho Noilbse• Paapita, *bore *dr wattads wars itamodiatoly &End awl had sotto bo et • way soda= attars. Tim body wf *a adortaaMif awe was otaioyal So the dead low, to small Ohs mole of the etemar's kips*. Tho dooms/ vas a nth. st Modaboater, bat he as hot tow years has amWd et Ilittostors. Ho boa loft a widow ad family to lama% his insapoosed death. You pampas at of woes oa board tbe best (ischadiag the waiter) .'spud without as/ Wary. As sear possible lifter the aosidaat the iron King was towed to Birkeshesel, when she will be musised, and the damage, which I. sot yet ascortathed, but appears to be tritiag, will he repsired. EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.—LITUTOOL, 8111f/- DAT —The ealgrant ship Joseph Terratt, Cattalo limes, sailed yesterday for Melbearee, with 108 passengers .ad • tell cargo. The Gnat Tasmania, Captain Brewer, oleo welt to ion yesterday, booed to Hobart Tow., hevieg at board 60 magnate and a full cargo. Thaw yowls belonged to the " Black Sall" line. To. Shooting &ex, Casaba Dillies, of the Bogle leas Is is the river ready fir en, and will sail thc first fair Mad for Melbourne. She has every berth tall—epwarda et 280 souls being es board—sad a fair moues ot inershaudise es freight. The Sardinian, Captaia B. Sberiden, of the White Star" line, Mile on nu ap pointed dm, Monday, tbe 20th last. Bbe is quits lilt of pawl:igen tad Cage—having 250 of the former, sad bad to refuse ettpllsatloas from about 100 more to mat of EMIGRATION OF MORMONB.—LIVERPOOL, SATUI. oar.—Toe American p.aket @hip Columbia, belonging to Mewls. &Tian !hotbed and Co.'s Blank But line of Liver plot sad New York stadasmis advertised tonsil to-morrow (B..dey) for the letter pert. She bee on board a eoesidera do masher of ereigraots for the Western sectinent, mowed who are so less than 200 idoratonlus, on their way to the Salt Lake tarliwty. Tat RUSSIAN RAILWAY GROUP.—Rwisia (says Lo bens) mks Radioed neither for bet iron, nor her rapt n .r the eco•sporatioa of her experienee; Saillad hes set the atoaopoly of say of dame elements for the seated a a network of N.aesien railways. Reads easi very welt &apses with the findasid, iarlestrid, or intellectual ee-operstles of Greet Briteld, Whether Naglisio istellicsnee, fat i t Iron takes pert or sat in the coestreation of the I railways, these aadertakiests will sot the ler be established. NINETY-FIVS FRS CINT. DDICOUNT.—Is a CS" "Brown v. barites," tried at the Biredephera Coasty Court last week, it appeared that the plaintiff bad sold a quaetity of saws to the dekadsat for ezportotloa to Val paraiso, tad had fomented, „ for the sake et dodge had also," to allow a dleeoant of 85 per war., the merest being made by a bill at four swaths, draws wpm Mr. Levi.... The &deadest did sat think eves these terse were eallelsstly advantegeoss, far be lidded at baring a further 10 per sent. allowed. The plaintiff's Ira Wag Se this demand, but his father afterwards mediated the ar ✓earmost. It was Sew aeateaded by the deftsdeat that the saws were of bed esality. He was weed, however, epos the bill of ezahaage aesepted wethe first agreeeseat, aad edgateat was rhea fer the tss tt a ° all • Si' 7i I ill 1 If sli 1$ b. gli ifl ill r:l II 1 t'l "I I ail SHARE LISTE4-IHIB DAT. Two oiXooz The railway share market today is genuslly quid and steady. Great Northerns are s litW netts. Midlan d stock continues to meet with con siderable speculative business. Prices are generally quoted about the same as they closed on Saturday. Paris sad Lyons shares are better, and other French lines steady. Rigs and Tunaborg shares are quoted to f prem. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. FL I I unarm. I Wonk Offing liickitay "c pa. boidag„ s..sur• sad Art Jrasuoa .- 1 Ano.Woh.llllwootollay Binsaloa. &Outlaw. robin ib10k.103 , 15' C. Do. tle. dal lOC.. Ann sad 5mut.. ...... Onions Chian aad ilainaid Dun aa/ Dana an Bann Jan Dan, Pen.. sallln&J. in A SAWA thdoli, Ciro A.- Dmiess B. lAA lAA lost Lanolin Sift MA& =Ms of ft. 111501 i......—...... AAt sed Wout.arik.) ;..ii. Lasareat erl Cobb ... i Ds. 111it m ..,........ . 11 •4 11 . , IWO v•••?... W. Dales =dismal iftSWIMS as, ~i Loma am. as *mos Launsio. aima" Do. Ma Ti . f: 1111.0tWelt rm.«, K.T= Do. Doolore—Dirolit Islonloo Do. Do. IA& 13.N.L Pis*. _ _ _ grali*.j . 7l7l;:ikei MOM : ~...:-i Swart Neames lloolg Woke. _ ~ dgeATedethisitoorDeo Bra de. air% Wakisigkis.L. /lo Is LeMbetces Dade. ISM Vats el Mr& WalletardowdM::: Waterford add Monad W.W.Tad al • res.so ay. Of D0. D.1.11 I par el. pll le lA I Wimbledon sadl Cameo. /al Beilairs 42E ume twill! me OfDa Di. efOollltalolltur os a a It y o k 1 ID Da Jr', 4 let _ Da. Jams o.lllrh lairatta owl kit a I Y "."suro NOM MIS% PL..— • lisairlas Da lambs 0 apneas_ yaks 0,9•101.".12M1aa il at 711•Tiiv 7 M. NW e i 67 .. optelo. dB 55 r r 13. Deg do. N. do. 119 lA. doh I.olll6samp Hon amb's irboris Tastier —. pas al Mow Fri sei likdbanaira • pot aft. 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St. I •_ _ 6 KUM "CIO 1 *gm .. all 54,400 1 M.& Aialralka *ail all I ',OM 104 . •L064001ba1k1i5...... all 14,(44 Is atusleslia 1 22,s 1 NolawalmiOndil)st MN OS elossome hes sU 5* HMI kw 14 I iless.i• I 14 SO Ossue Is • 4 IS D INL a. Walla Dal lay IS 1? II MASI 40 all 44 S I 4CLLOrasaILONJua 6 PIE 2 S SS IS 14 IS si Sag. all lf 4 : if 41:014 pat Cast. al5 St 1 eratitrupoi Vela Bog. SS salami 41 Gems FaSpirik - . le art. Wissi ftslia au I 10 Llaarty — 412aaras W f 4Laattaalas r , IS a l saveas 111460;- all —-- St = SI lO Pastalbsel Illtsr .". Lx7l 11 10 I ralt 1 1 Qualm task IS eltlireasy ......... an 21 U sbo. Now . all 7 VSI as aio.=. aj 22 11 1 Os eirip sU • bra N. I I • 10 • *A I 14 WPM S 1 4 PUMP 1 walks .. 1 Woe 114 . 2 . 1e1ia -.. .—... 6 ♦ Traadinsle by stamped dart 177 • 1 -.-. Wabriporlia Aseurtus Lad.. awmi — . - .. - . - ....: ! _ Ma. Ilhedi i rlniLSAMpping ---- e 1 a Saw Ooul d ar Leads Dierwit Loalive.Omillopm 114111meramaftel:Ti. Maim h NIANOIre Naked Moan Re. 1 De. New Dethabsee LUX= De. Dee. De.B pda.Pref.le.et Do. do. ... F. Desalt N. IleellaLl 111.4.Waleseov.6p.e.Deb. Die& att. Amiable& Reek el Ramps Dam. Odeetel De. N New theree‘. Pdlherlseibellaeral rembe.6odmial Nem D".. A 11.2111.1 1 —....... %nil\ sils.bnest as. 1 1 le Ice le Ikadatakaira Lad. laberulro Teas. tail?. De. De. lartiorad TrastataX rila. .l3rloara Disair MO& Auks Ds. /km l IS Iti2S IS 4 dim ow LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. sew /f.—Al Impeasuaset irt Ulm plats Ia tbe Stook. Way, sail *sad Cis swaps with s so=r e Fait at • t—tiltalaasd, Imam Me. sad (It. C. sad B. ) IS4—Catstsr aol isirtsed, 14-I,ams salte sad Y Si& 4 41-Lasseiter sal MM. (I= asw I p-loadis and TW' WNW% US-4/Milliaba, aed 14-411611/4 Ti! 4-14attk Iletddhlll—Sarsa Berviist. ist B. sad 0, 44-11sa1b Itsalsm ilbe nri —ZipslN 411 e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat upon the Ewes and Kent stands was only moderate this morning, and sale. were effected more speedily than the state of the trade at the glass of last week timid bays led one to expect, sad at the fall prima of limetay last. Foreign wheat met • retail demand at primal prime. Flour was Fins m alting buley was fully as dear, but, although other doariptiam seas°, be quoted lower, the sale is eztresely difficult. Remiss and laforior light orate were tether cheaper, but other qualities saaismisad their mdse. Beam and pees underwent no asap. AIUtIVALO INTO LONDON FROM Nev. 10 TO NOV. IL NOM. Darby. o. r o 1771 lan 413 471/ Omarlir. rifts*. 3, Malt 0976 ream rem n . oar. MD "a lio I: 9 610 b r i . 063 TO ...„ ...... 9999. 9999»14 MO $1416 410 MO 6315 431 UN 1 140 SOS ..... 10197 474 1 1 10 ..... 4004 owts. as Nall. Gt. N. Ball.. MINCING-LANR.—THIS DAT. The tollovilagpsblle salsa are advertised for to. —Suer 300 Mids. Barbados., 4,300 bags Bs 2,400 bags Madras. Coats: 100 balsa Mocha, 1, mad bus But latlia, sad 60 casks Ceylon. Saltpetre 1,400 bags Bombay, Mint* of soda 1,000 bags. Nos 3, bags Belga. T ooo ho private contract markets ham beta steady, bet not meet, slues Friday, bat tics aid saltpetre bays sold at von fall prism. Omit.—Seal, pale, 601 to 611.; yellow, 461.105. to 4714105.; brows, 461; spivs body, 1061. to 1011.; headatatter, 1031. M 10414 cod, 601. ; Sas* Iles pals, 481. ; Oallipili, BM to 671. ; Spathe mad Molly, 641. ; mom me, 495. to Hs ; palm, 42a. to 46..; Based, Mk. 3d. to 38s. 6d. ; raps, pole, 665. to 665. Od.; blows, 61s. Sd. to 625. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The mar ket itOniet to.ley. Tit; following Ore the oust outshoot. Town Tallow, 663.13 d. ; Petersburg Y.C. Os dm spot, 675. 9d. to 61. ; November sod Dumber, M. 9sl. ; Joust, to Math, Mk 9d. r. IS. bit yaw. trt week rasp 10WIliel 11,8 11,010 23,832 24,361 1,124 'us" 00,000 Si,ool 00.000 110,000 10,000 20,000 14,300 p/0„012 OP TALLOW. Roam 29012 Milvery Wit 1,391 De.frosa let Joao 87,769 Lrelval last week SiS D 0.7999 80 , 7 / 1 Rim T.O. per owl. Ns. 84. Rib Tbwi Ps. - - 17,507 15,010 4,513 5.936 64,895 02,419 3,615 6,049 754..44. 574. 14,44951 74x.94. Mo. 91. Um week arks. I I may se4 P 92• outs cla& 1,073 fteiZiostraliN 43 NM pLaCir—Tall. SAO METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The 'umber of beasts Ss very much mailer then cgs Monday last, end, consequently, rather higher prices are obtained; however, trade is not brisk, mad it Is difficult to effect a olearsatte. There are a few more sheep ; then is • demand for them, sad prices have not altered much. Good calves eyesores sad deer. From Germany and Holland there ire 1,420 besets, 1,800 sheep, end 137 calves; Spain,, 80 beset; Scotland, 100; Northern end Midland Comities, 1,800; and 700 from Ireland. 1 Presser state. a. d. a. 41 Wm des of gibs. a. d. a. d Mt .. 4 85 0 Bat Dm a ilf.broda 88 . ... 4 4 4 6 Dot 1.044.4r001e X 5 5 5 De. de. Ohara — 4 4 5 4 Mrs 44d8rooed 4041111 4 1 4 I Nip 4O 5 0 Do. do. Mon — 514.1 Dm a .. .. 5 1 5 4 Lambs 1.3•444 44 midel. 4,161; imp and kinko4. MOO; 0414841 U ; OP. 1 :X. BOROUGH HOP MARIBT.-THIB DAY. Moors. numbs *ad Smith nport that then is Mt a good &wad toe oU dm hope, at iesprond prices. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. Martell, 12s. 6d.; Wylas, 17e. 6d.; North Panty Heyday, 16e. 6d.; Bates' Hartley, 16e 6d.; Bate's Taatteld Moor, - 16 e. ed. ; Walla Bad Hadley's, 18s. ed. ; Walls Bad Hatted, 20e. Id.; Walls Bad Goforth, 18s. 6d. ; 'kabalists Merthyr, 22a. ed. —67 skips at market. SIR JAMES GRAHAM AND HIS TENAInS.—On the 81st ult. a are broke set on the farm of Mr. Armstrong, of Sleeked% es the Neliberby estate, end was not entiked uatll a seesbierabie quantity of grain aid hay and two heals weal destroys& Sir James Graltem, on hearing of the weibgeesate event gad the low which his tenant had suldsed.immediately seat hies word that he would niers him hem the peymest of a year's not, sad lend him see& dent sus lemma his mew necessities.—Cerlisia Awned. NEW ELICrOItaL Tails.—Our towns are invaded by a sort of home banditti, with "bleb it appears our pollee ' aspect grapple, in mac y hastens= the result of a mist ake Ise* is ertniaale, whish allows the greatest ruffian that over breaglit shame ea husaaalty, to percolate society, and thrive by eammitties outrages upon its property and life. 8a vita is this gaieties becoming to the country at large, that we dad electors teetiag the quslikations of their ma didates, by laguirise their *pistons epos the " ticket-of leave system."—Sessehry Tines. LECTURES AT ALDRISHOTT.—A series of lecture' and 'mummies for the men daring the coming winter eemmeseed last week. Oa Tuesday evening the Chaplain Gemmel gave a lecture on " Eminent Msn who have Nerved In tte:Hank•" It was Nomad to with great Owen by as many Geoids se the school room would hold. Oa Wedeisday Bohoelmseter Watling lectured to a fell room of Artillery ca Natural History, aid illustrated the .abject with a unto lantern. Oa Thursday a comet of sacred ramie was given in the flenath Chard, and attracted some 1,200 meo.hosides many of the seig hbonr log gentry and their fessillse. Mr. M'L•od,with the students and boys of the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, gave with good street twelve soul pieces . A glee by Cahoot, " Forgive, blest shad.," a motet by FS:gavel% "Go not fir from me;" a Hessian air, set to " God ell terrible," end • Par- Millen air," 0 Thou Almighty King." ere mootlfailf to be remarked. The band et the Ist and god Rifle Battalions gay, the overture from the Staiag Mater sod lama mule by Boinini with esmllest offset; and the band master of the 19th chinned all by hie solos on the violin. 'l' he men appeared to enjoy thematic meets, and this eon tun will to more teas one muds class among them. Oa Friday the J. E. Sabin gives • lectors on "Old Balked to the Wiles; sad next week Mr. Grant, Wei , schoolmaster, enlivens them with some " Natural Merle." Captain Collision, B 8., his organised lectures for hie own men. It is hoped them means of asinsieg and improving the men may be iontinned all the winter. The Chrietwee Cattle Show of the Smithfield Clab for 1955 is appoietad to take place at the Baker-street Bazaar, on the 9 :11, 100, 11th, end 12th of December. The society ipso this year additional vises for ewes, bath keg and short wool, and ban menaced the number of elegies and prises in the Boot* Mingle. The Prince of Wales, who has bus, It is stated. &voila' oessidereb.• 'Mention to agricultural pursuits daring the year, will be an eshibitor as well as his royal father ; and the show is more noraireres to entries, both for cattle, sheep, and pigs, and for imp:e meats, thee it has ever yet been known to be. The Bin skean show will this year take plan before the Metro politan at. THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON AT CHIEBOURO.—A Ist• ter from Cherbourg, of the 1 Ith, says : " The Russian quad roa whisk arrived here this morale, is conivesd of the Wiborg Univof-battle-abip, besriag the flog of Admiral Muss, and the Polkas and Honor frigates. Oa enter ing the port the weal mimes were est:heal:ed. The Ret sina teasel, H. Emile Poste), went off tt cove to visit the Admiral, end la the evesing a boa' come to shore from the sqsadroe with Goo of the @swim offeen and the consul em bawd. A wood boat followed, beiagieg was c mveyed to an betel. The seamen in the baste di ff er link la their dress from the Fremett @allots; they =wei Nair weer a oap Wised of • sound glued het, ate rut of suet e on who attire being the same." ill iiii I ti 4 1 4 as u 'I li •! •• • Li 4$ I IF 4 isill di& ___ .1, Pal i i 66 le NI IS 44 61 p 66 65 il l I 1 11 IT _ _ 1111/ 11l HI Si 1 3 enl ......, NONBY JURlair-THIS DAT. Two °Twat. The funds show firmness to-day. Prices are quoted per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. All the Stock Exchange markets are very quiet. Consols are steady at 921 to 1 for money, and 93 to a for the 4th of December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92; Bank Rook at 215; India Stock at 228; Exchequer Bills at ls. die. to 2s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 901. Turkish Six per Cents. have been marked at 901 this morning, and are now quoted 901 to 1. The Gua ranteed Four per Cents. stand a 1991 to 100,being rather flat. Other foreign stocks show steadiness. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1001: Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 98 and 915 , 1; French Three per Cent. Renter, 67f. (exch. 251.200.); Mexican, at 211; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Omits. at 78; ditto, Three per Cents. for account, at 55 ; Russian Fonr-andsHalf per Cents., at 95; and Sardinian, at 90. The rate of insurance on the James Baines has advanced at Lloyd's to 10 guineas per cent, this sum having been paid on a considerable amount yester day. This vessel has now been 101 days out from Port Phillip Heads. The underwriters, being apparently " full," are unwilling to enter into further engage ments unless at advanced rates. The amount of specie brought in by the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, is stated at 156,30 W., of which about one third consists of silver, and two. thirds of gold. The other imports of the precious metals reported last week comprise only 40,2001. by the Ericsson, from New York; and 8,8001. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula. The aggregate value of the week's arrivals is only about 205,0001. Amongst the importsof silver from the Continent we also notice 41 packages by the Baron Osy, 73 washy the Ravensbourne, and 15 package. by the Telegraph—all three from Antwerp; and 2 arse of silver coin by the Vesta, from Oporto. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct to London during the week includes 18,274 oz. of gold, and 1,772 cz. of silver. rating a total value of about 51,0 001 . Tha: representing a total valu, of about 51,0001. The gold was despatched chiefly to Hamburg and Bel gium. The particulars are as follows, namely:— Gold coins to Hamburg, 80 oz.; to Boulogne, 230 oz. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 2,984 oz.; to Belgium, 10,000 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 800 oz.; to Boulogne, 700 oz. Silver ban: to Hamburg, 272 ce. The only other shipment officially reported consists of 76,8741., nearly all in gold, by the Tyne for the Snails. The total ascertained shipments of the week.", thus raised to 'bow 128,0001. The private remit tenon to the Continent have also comprised the while et the gold ex the Ericsson, together with the 298,0001. az the Penis. This latter supply was included in our last weekly summary of imports, bat did not come to hand until this week. The spode and bullion ex the steamer La Plata are expected to ba in hand on Wednesday next. The gold will probably be sent to the Continent. The forthcoming dividend of the Western of Frames Railway Company, it is stated, will be at the rate of 45tr. per share, being Wr. lees than that paid nit year. Notice is given that application will be made to parliament next session for acts incorporating. respectively, the European and Indian Juneau Telegraph Company, and the Atlantic Telegraph Company. Stippostug these projects to be canted out, they will constitute two of the greatest enter prises of modern times. The former is to composethe intermediate link in the chain of telegraphic communi cation between London and India ; whilst the latter company proposes to join the wires of the American telegraphs with those of Europe. What would our fore- father have thought of a project for enabling mm to be almost instantaneously transmitted tram e d: Orleans to Newfoundland, thence under the Atlantic Ocean, across Europe, under the Indian Ocean, aid so across India to Calcutta. Yet it is quite within the bounds of possibility that within a few months this wonderful achievement may be consummated. The half-yearly dividends on the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1843 (Empire Fund) and on the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1852, are ad vertised for payment in due course by Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons ; and those on the Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan by Messrs. C. J. Hambro end Boa. The second vessel of the Australian Auxiliary Steen Clipper Company—viz., the Indomitable—is to sail from London for Australia on the 31st of Deo. The next steamer of the Australian Royal Mail Company —viz. the European—is to leave Southampton for Melbourne and Sydney on the 12th of Dec. The following are the days appointed for the shutting and reopening of the transfer books at the Bank of England and India House : Shut. Re-open. =or teat Friday. Dee. 5, 1506. Friday, Jaz. Is, HUT. bree401.4.11a3 par Cods _ . 114.11•1.1.3415 per Coats Friday, Dee. IS, 1836. Friday, Jan. 16, 1637. New Ftea per Cleat*. Friday, Dee. 12, 1836. Friday, Jan. IC 1137. Annuities, Jen 1860 Friday, Dar. 12. 1836. Friday, Jaa.l6, 1537. Amanita. Jan , 1880 Friday, Dee. 12, 1836. Friday, Jan. 16, 1837. India Stark The second half yearly meeting of the Bombay, Barods, and Central India Railway Company is called for the 3rd of December. The half-yearly meeting of the Regent's Canal proprietors is called for the 3rd of December. A special general meeting of the Rest Waterworks Company is celled for the Bth of December, to elect a director. SATURDAY Evzwixo. All the Stock Exchange markets were very strong to-day, the returns issued respectively by the Banks of England and of France affording no new grounds for anxiety. The funds maintained during the greater part of the day a rise of fully / per mink Towards the close, however, a few sales were pressed, and the latest quotations were the same as those of yesterday. Railway shares were very buoyant in the morning, and, though less animated in the afternoon, generally closed higher than yesterday. There was no pressure in the money market to-day, I but the rates of discount out of doors continue above those of the Bank. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92: to 93 for the 4th December, opened this morning at 93 to 1-18, and atter touching 931. left off at 921 to 93: For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, I, a, a, ditto, foe account, 4th Dec., 931, 43. Three per Ceut. Re -Iduced, 91/, 911. New Three per Cents., 92, 911, 92. Thirty Years Annuities expiring in April, 1885, 171; Bank Stock, 217. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3e. die. to par. Ex chequer Bonds, 98t, to 1; and India Boucle, 2s. du. to ls. peens. Turkish Six per Cents. were steady in the morning, but closed at 901 to 1, being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Atter the recogneed hours a further re duction of wee quoted. The guareoteed Four per Cents. ruled at 99/ to 1001. Spanish Bonds chow a little flatness. Ocher Foreign stocks were quiet. MINItS.-TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocC. There is still no movement of importance in the market for British mining stocks. The tightness of the money market contributes to prevent any sow tamed demand for mining reecoritree. In the Stock Exchange, this morning, Usitsd Mexican shares have met with some transactions at Si to Sj. Sortridge Consols have also been dealt it et 21; Santiago at 21; and Imperial Brazilian at 11. Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in tits Mining Exchange: Lay Bertha, 10n.,18.. 6 i. ; Rosewaras cad Harlead. lSe.. 40e.; B,,rt ridge Consols, 21, 1; Wheal Bdwud,2l ; Wald Grenville, la. I; Wheal Weer, 7, le 1, i• In the Stock Exchange: South Catarina, 2921; North Beats, 85; fteeteidge Consols. 21; Watt Provident., 14, Val e of Tour, 95.; Greer Wle el Alfred, 91, mow ; - Ili 4 PM r 14 u .&e 11