The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-05 00:00:00

s L go. nt &TO LAW IN TELUGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) After Tenn sittings at Nisi Prins, at Westminster.—(Before Loni Chief Justice Oriekburn and a Special Jury.) , 111 , DLETUN V. TUN CULT %TATUM RAILWAY COMPANY. This was an action to recover compensation in damages for personal injuries sustained on the Metropolitan Under. groued Railway, through the negligence of the defendant's servants. The defendants had paid 2.10/. into court u sufficient compensation for the injuries, thereby admitting their Hawkina, • Q.C., and Mr. Holt were counsel for the phuotiff ; llr. Somll, Q.C., and Mr. Raymond for the de fendants.. The plaintiff is a dealer in "pumpinp " of oil and refuse gredue, and on the 27th February last he went to the Far riogdeo-atreet station, to proceed westward. By the negli gence of the pointaman the train was 'hooted on to the up hue, and a oollision wee the conesquence. The plaintiff, who was sitting in the first third-clam carriage with his face to the Goy°, was thrown forward with great violence against the carriage, and being a man of upwards of twenty lose, he fell heavily. He was shunted, but on coining to hi. senses he found the side of his nose was cut open, and he was covered with blood. His aside was also mach injured. lie went to a public-house and had so me brandy sad washed himself, He then called oe Mn. &sales, a surgeon, who sewed up the wound, and be was confined to his house for some time, being occasicieelly visited by Dr. Cooper, the company's surgeon. At the end of three months the latter suggested change of air, and he went to Southend and iiraveseod for five or six weeks. He still suf fered from noiaes in the right ear and throb binp in the left aide of the head. His sight was also im paired. He bad been put t 0,231. expense for medical advice and about 46/. besides. He also claimed special damage for the loss of business for six mosths as well es for his per. meal suffering. He made about 4001. per annum from his trade. He purchased oil and grease for cash and sold them for cub, but he had no warehouse and kept no books. He had done ao business since the accident. He resided in Charlesatreet, Portland-town in lodgiop at $5. a week. He had bad 1501. of their money paid into court, end'his solicitor 1004 The defence ma that the M. paid into court was ample remuneration for the injury sustained and the loss of time, eves supposing the plaintiff had made out his case se y, especially as to the latter point. Dr. Cooper saw him five tines, and advised change of ILI/. On the 13th of May the plaintiff called upon Dr. Coop er an d said be was never better in his life (which his appearance confirmed) except the continuance of the singing noise in hie ear, but that another week in the country would set him right, and that he should orienequeetly go to Heedon for a week, and return to business. Dr. Cooper saw no room of him till the time of the trial, which was entered for beariog at Lewes, the venue being afterwards changed to London. He had permanently recovered ; these singing none generally leave as the patient gets @trusser. Tee jury returned a verdict for the defen&nts —that the sum paid into court was sufficient °ammunition for the in juries received. Verdict accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) CLAYTON V. DAV7B.—ISPICIAL JOST. Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Mr. Hopwood for the plaintiff ; the queen's Advocate and Mr. Seeds for the defendant. This wu a suit to revoke the probate which bad been granted of the will of Henry Hawkioa, M.D., late of Holme Mead, Milton.nett-Graweeend. The instrument in question was made on the 14th of May, 1835, and the testator died on the 30th March, 1856. He bad sold his practice in 1838, and in the interim be had nearly exhausted hie wings, but having been attacked by paralysis he began seriously to consider the state of his temporal affairs. Be had • small freehold property near Shoreham, the value of which was about 1,0001. This he conveyed to the plaintiff, his nephew, in return fora governmeot annuity of 130/. upon the life of his wife. He idso mad* the will in question, by which he bequeathed every thing he possessed to Mn. Hawkins. The legal business was gratuitously conducted by his old friend the defeniant, who had,been a conveyancer in wadi°. for 30 years. At the time of Dr. Hawkins's death it was not known that he had left an amount of property that required his will to be proved ; bat it was after wards found that be had left some shares in the Shoreham Dooki, and on the 12th of September le6o, his wife took out probate, the property being sworn order 4301. On the 3ed of August, 1861, Mrs. Hawkins herself made a will, bequeathing her property tint to her sister, Min Cletus (who pre-deceased bar), and then to Mr. Davis. She died on the 29th of March, 1462, and left the sum of 586!. Ifs. 10d. Or the 29th of the following October Mr. Clayton com menced the present suit, the object of which was to set slide his uncle's will on the ground that it was not his, and that the alleged testator wee not of testamentary capacity eat the dais of it. execution. [The ease was not concluded when we went to press.] CLESKEN WELL. VCIIDEROBS ASSAULT 01 ♦ MOTH= AID nTAST. James Edwards, deserihed as g ooetermonger, reading in Golden-lane, a low, deerperate-lookieg fellow, wee charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with committing a moat murderous ussalt on his wife and child. The smolt was committed some days since, but although the wife charged the mass at the police-station, she would not attend to prosecute. The facts having been laid before Mr. D'Eynoourt, and the pollee constable haring deposed to the fact that the prisoner's wife had beer most seriously ammonite& god that when he took the prisoner into custody the wife wee covered with blood, _ lir. D'Eyncourt granted a minimum to compel the at tirade's@ of the wife, and to-day she appeared in the wikamm-box. She appeared a respectable hard-working woos; and in addition to a bruise on her face bad a very led kleek eye. She deposed that she had lived with the Omer for some years, and that she bad now three fluidram alive, the years, being an infant in arms. She did not wish to persecute or to my anything about the natter if the prisoner would promise never to assault her atom D'Eyncionrt—You have sworn to speak the truth, sad you most tall us what happened. The complaisant said, after some hesitation, that the primmer suns home the wane for liquor, and be gan abusing her She had the infant i n her arse, and he struck h er . the went downstairs to get out of his way, and he followed her and again struck her. In striking her be also struck the infant, and it had been ill ever since, and she had been ia framed that it would is all probability die from the effect. of the injury it had received. Not content with this vio lence, he wee about to strike her agais, when she stooped, and he kissed her so violently and dangerously that she fell, sad was almost " doubled" up. IYEynoourt—Nu the prisoner ever assaulted you before The complainant replied in the affirmative, and said it vs/ of frequent occurrence, but she had never before given him into custody on account of the children, chilMdren r. IYEynoourt—Does the prisoner support you an d the Theeonplainent—l have to work as well as he. The worst of it is that he gets drunk. I do not can about myself, but I wish he had Dot assaulted and injured my baby. Let him go this time. The pnaomir (i said ed tous)—This all not through not minding what I to y you. If you had not followed me this would not have happened. The police-constable stated that be knew both parties ; and the woman, who was very steady and hard working, was frequently being einanlteid by the prisoner, bat he had tot before been charged. The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said be could not deny assaulting the woman, for she was not hie wife. She annoyed him, sad be pre he a " dab' or so to keep her quiet. He was sorry be bad hit the child, but he had not intended it Mr. D'Eyncourt charecterised thim conduct of the defeat!. ant am moat ruffianly and cowardly in the extreme. He was ton, to see that violent assaults cm women were becoming more frequent in his district, and he would do all ia his power to ch e ek it. He regretted r' he • . . • . . power to cheek it. He regretted that in punishing the man Mg be to a nertain extent poenhed the woman end children. as * th he was their su that pport, but that could not be helped. The 'einem' of the court wan, that the prisoner be kept to bard eof labour in the Home of Correction for three calendar months. ° life- rt. pris oner - I ma jump sod skip that lot away. MA RTLEHONE. host TIIPOITA3IT DOLISIOS TO OMNIBUS THAVELLEI.9. Alta Giles. a eoeductor in ties service of the London ring, I be Cease' Omnibus Company, was charged before Mr. Maas- mid field with unlawfully demanding threepence more than his ,10,is tare from the Rey. William Willock. vol. The reverend prosecutor said he got into the defendant's ones vehicle at th e en d of rotteuhainconrt-road, and placed his Lttle boy on his lap, when the defendant asked him to Place him on the seat. Witmer did not place his boy 4S . 4 . the mat, as he comidered the seats for other passengers. this The question he looked upon as one of great public int- ! the g e rt , ece, sad it was nee in which • decision Mrs night to be given. When they got oat at the Wt korai Oa defendant demanded 6d., that being 3d. WS each for himself and hie child. Thum was refused by cam. wee Plainest, who pee his card, and now summand IMP do' I be feedaat for demanding more than hie lawful fare. The ' citation was whether them matters are to be left to the sednctors to settle or whether the rules ought not to be eninly written up in every oninibm. There was • rule utes oil down by the coaductor as evident as could be that d Pet itildres are to occupy mate, and to be told to take them. I The child was co his lap the whole time. ofMr. Mansfield—What age is the child! of Complainant—HU yearn d og . Infeadant —I go by the ac t o f par l iameat. b b . His n or . ship read the clause in th e act, which specifies aing "that child shove flee ye ars of age shall be considered arid 1 dalkthle to bachargod for a. • Manager ;' and mid—Then, !°° tgain, it might be thi s way : if t h ere is the full complement ti ., 0 Pscleligers inside, m well as this child Minx TOW. ne 4e* firm th e cooductor would be liable to be enroramal for 4g4, qing more than big Hemmedear- -1 ed number. ~... THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1863. Defendant—l did ask him to let the youeg gentleman sit oo the seat. _ _ Complainaat—l admit that. Mr. Mansfield—You 101), sir, that the sot considers chil dren over five years of age as passengers for all the purposes of omnibus travelling. For instance, if a child of only four or five is inside the conductor cannot be held liable for car rying more than his number. What notice have you in the cminbus about children and the seats! . . Defendant—That all children occupying seats shall be charged for. Mr. Mansfield—You say this child did not occupy a seat ; then why demand payment' Defendant—According to the ant I asked the gentleman to seat it, and he said he knew what be was about. Mr. Mansfield—How many do you carry inside' Defendant—Twelve. Mr. Mansfield—Then when you got this gentleman and 'ehiM in you had only to take 10 more. Still acoording to the reading of your rules all children not occupying ante are not to be charged for. Defendant—Then, what rule are we to go by' Mr. Mansfield—Alter your rules, and say " that children under five will not be charged for." I admit it is awkward to get in and out when people have large children on their laps. The offenoe is not a very grave one ; so I shall only order you to pay a fine of Is. and costa. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cionn. The operations in the railway market to-day are upon a very limited scale, as usual on Saturday, and few variations have occurred in quotations. The tendency, however, is rather favourable. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen per cent., and South Eastern and Great Eastern, f. The other leading lines are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1041 to 3 ; Great Western, 63 to ; Mi 127 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 to 1 109 ; Great Northern, 123 i to 1261 ; Caledonian, 117 to 118 ; South Eastern, 964 to 96 ; Great Eastern, 491 to ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 1121 to 114. Madras Five per Cent stock is inquired for t while Delhi shows a drooping tendency. Canadian lino are quiet. Foreign railway sharesare inactive. N 40 10 17 94 N 107 HO 66 i .4 63 47 71 el M ay no ni us& US MI M U 0} 46 W 40 41 84 84 101 106 10/1 1081 n 73 If. 111 It"e 100 101 104 B •IJ Ink 1134 __l . Pal iiir Irri 1 4 1 3 Pall 94 98 1 614 IN 24 26 101 1014 5& 88i 61 NI 37 1 9 19 pot uo I A p. I 2 pa T 1 78 11 Ili 124 128 41 44 98 100 61 62 31 111 95 966 97 99 10 106 US ILO A X SLI• 112 12 1 4 Pal Si • 9 IA !Of ST 38 10 14 PR 9 i 6 91 11 1 36 3 7 1} } 37 39 16 17 16 16 if 9 10 W il Pm 114 le 27 4 S 4ls 14 le 71 4 4Lt - 9 4 i CL prim& I lam 113 116 If SP pm 10 21 pla 1 PEI 74 76 96 V pee 2 291 Par I Pro 004' I d . 44 I 3 pal 46 47. Se 6 PS I Ws kwal ay aa. par ai a qr.; Si 7 Pm, idis psi 16 17 pm 810 pet 11 YBlB rie 211 8 _ 1 !. _f_ths! 1 4 % 4 19 - 11: ne er.r; 1814 par ! 14 0014 rr re I 4 pm ; 11 El 7 8 poi 6264 " 2 IMs 6764 " 92 Si i 3:3 I "I 40 _ , , 10e llipool 10 10 pee! IS lit is se lidiel SO AO I a. pekes. 4 96 00 101 102 104 98 100 98 100 98 100 09 87 98 100 98 100 II = :I ►is 44 - M - 17i i 17 I 1 41 61 18 71 le 6S 2 in ail 76,0001 I S.OOO .. 2,1100 , I,oftl L.O . 6,000. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. BS 1 Pd. I 1411.wa28. I CI T ILI Z ee ': I 11814. 4. "V p,aa 100 • all 1 Ittlantic&B4. - Lawreacei 00 02 1 84. , 100 , Bont.Bar.&C.ln.g.spc.; 1 1064 1 10 , 11 I Do. New I I pall —• 110 1 72, Do. It Shares I par 204 all !Buffalo & lake Huron 64 10 I all i Do. Preference Si 0 1 100 .100 'Buff., Brant,&Oodeekh ' Op. c. Bdo. Avg. 1, IPS '.• 100 100 I Do. do. July 1, left 100 100 Do. do. June 1.1/174 Is. , 100 'Cal. & B.ltaatern 6p, e.g. 108 106 8t 100 tape T. & Doc:kip. ag. 101 ' 108 -- 100 all :Dokar_ara,7p.c.ixe.pref Bt. , 300 East. Bengal go. sdo 1074 1064 Bt. 100 Kart Indian gu. 6do lOO4 1074 1004 74 7 20 'lO I Do. 0 Ifibeutdon 10 'lO Do. H do 1 pia 84. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 9 0 41 100 • all ' Do. Id pref. &oda. .1 73 75 100 all I Do. do. deferred 00 63 100 . all ' Do 2nd pref. Bonds. .1 66 08 100 1 all i Do. do. defarredl 60 63 100 , alll Do. kd pref. Stock , 48 52 49 10/ all , Do. do. 4th deferred, 38 42 —. 140 all I Do. prtf. Stock . 27 29 WO an I Do. do. deterred 23 116 274 a at, ,100 ;Great ladlePealnaula lint lk o k 1074 8 10 1 12 , Do. g. 6 per cent. ! 1 I pat 9/ 12 1 Do. January, 1662 „ 1 1 1 84. 100 At. 8. at India 2.5 p. et.' 104 1 Bt. 'lOO 1 Do 44 per cent — 88 121 Do 104' all 01. Makin of Canada. 94 10 '94 kr 111 Do. New I 101 104d1a, 100 ! all Do.llp.c.Bda pay. 1873 92 06 , 100 all Dahl do. do. 1877 1. 86 88 I 10 1 2 ,Indlau Branch, Limited par }pm, 10 , 1 ' Do. New I EN, .100 'Madras guar. sp. cent., 105 106 ' 100 64. 109 Do. do. a do 1 100 101 -. 84.. 1100 Do. do. do.-1 90 100 —. 20 ' 2 Db. Fifth tendon 81. 1100 , Nell,. Corp. 6 per aNI 10 all !Helix and Hobson'akay 67 59 20 all N.Brun.& Can.dad & I 8 a 88 100 1 ; :N.Z.ottautttp.c.latp.B. 22 84 8t 1 100 1 6eInde, gnu 6am seat 1: 0 5i pa! 1 --• 20 i ds. • 81. 10* 1 Do. Dow do. 1 1 1064 2 Do. do. — 84. 1100 , Do. Punkah do I 1 1 Is. no ! Do. Indus 81.1104. do. i , 101 103 I 1 t o 101 DOCKS No. I 6h. I WM& I Pal CL pekes. I Wee. 4.005,68 S St. 'suit and West India . 100 143 146 — 3,638,3101 St, Landon llOO 49 71 — 1,980,800' St. St. Katharine lOO RI 71 600,880181. Southampton 109 . 0-0.800, U. Victoria 6,000 MI Do. New I I COLONIAL GOVERNMENT DECURITIML No. I 3181013. I Pd. I a. prima I eats. 4:40,000 .. BrittabCplatop.ct.,lB79,loo 106 107 .... 1..1 Da do. 1863.100 .... ; Can. Gov. 'p.0.0187744.400 103 106 IOSe .... 1.... Do.6 perm. lealtAug. 'lOO, 104 104 .... .. D 0.6 peret.Mar.& Sep. '100; 101, 104 ;214,808' .. ; Do 5 per earan.Waly 100' 91 98 586,808 . , Do. 5 par et Ina Block 100: 91 96 200,000 .. Coosa 011erdp.et.10 , 0,1001 100 110 . .. .. Do. do. 16410-4 100, 100 111 .... .. Do. do. 1890.1 100' 109 111 100 Do. do. 1891 100, 112 114 160,00 P .. Ceylon, Nov. 1888, 6 p.et 'lOO 104 106 300,000.. Do. 1878, do lOO 110 113 908,000 .. Ilasuittua 6 per ct., 1073 100 1 106 108 —, 200,000 .. , Do. lars 100 p 149 110 Britla9Co/586p.ct.,1879 106 . I Cano. do. D . Gov. 41p.0., 1877 1853 -64. 'lOOl 103 106 Do.slparet.lsB.BB/48. 'loo' 102 104 D 0.6 peret.Mor.& Sap. 100 1 100 104 3,214,808'..', Do 5 per eLlan.d.7aly 100 91 98 585,808 . , Do. b per at Ina. Block 100: 91 96 200,000 .. 'Capeot 0110rdp.et.16 7 3,1001 108 110 .. Do. do. 1880-4100 , 108 111 .. Do. do. 1890.1 100 1 109 111 Do. do. 1891 100, 112 114 106,900.. Ceylon, Nov. 1868, 6 p.et 'lOO 104 106 250,000 Do. 1878, do.. 100 110 113 900,000 .. Manritins 6 per ct., 1873 100 1 106 108 200,000. ; Do. 1878 100 109 110 200,0001.. j Do. 1483 106, 108 110 185,500 .. Nattl. Gov. 6 per cent.. 100, 107 109 166,000 .. New Brunt Oov. p et. 100 1 104 106 N &WaleoGv. 5 p.e.19,36 100' 100 102 Do. bp. a 1871 to 1876 106 101 102 Do. bp. c. 1898 to 12E. 100 101 102 150,0001.. Now Zealand' pot east 100. 110 112 250,000! .. Nova lboolda 6p 8. 18 7 6100, 104 106 75,006 ...Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. 100, 11l 113 c. Bonds 100 112 114 .... 1.. IVlcOov.6p.c.Jan.etJuly 100 107 109 .... Do. do. 6 p.c.AprUdOe.ll.o6 108 100 BRITISH MINDL °minima Coo. Gold, I , Chlvertca ~oneo'a ~s:i; Dev. G. Coo. tiavtalk )1 Dreakewalla — EisTliaret RariO• • Clogaa uaa (Llm) sus Carsdon , Ba!rt earn Brfs E7v . a 11 (TavieUr.) ' Grumbler d Kt. Aubre ,Great South Taigas 0. W. Vor (lieliten) .Grenvale Mrod's Fooi Ilthrton mmret tiny Wait' Valley Iderndtleon Ore I Novi : North Dowse " 1ei_. 7 .°44.,1 17s. 4 0 CHIA 111. 4111150 d ELIO 4Lek "0 I 113 34 331 ti I 57 07 Sis par 2S 22 5 11 13 'Nor* losksor N. Wit. Bowe (Thom) NOM Wheel Potty 1 iProvidirce (U. Let at' !Itoskaar Noweth.. . . daroloa (34.. Cher) 01. W. /moss (Massa, Atm Pirk_ _ _ iro 1.6.9 10.1,7 Al miLsl 114 1 SO 41 11 le 6 61 " " 100 2: 11 11 • 114 43 • 46 3 416 416 sl 40 % IMI 14 19 61 91 104 2:4 21 42 64 64 306 216 4 1i 1 2 12 13 170 100 1 1 9" 3 1011 1011 106 18i8 or Tii; rSPALesdlta.C 1 Ila Cron Wm( Swot (Mope) w. Omen (Lim* iWes!Ekivertou west Seto Wh. Basset :Mogan). Wh. Buller (Wdruth) 'Wheal Lude,,W IW.Marynno ()Unbent ) 1 Wheal Seton Wh. Trvlanney (Usk ; Wheal Union II MONEY MARKET.-C 'HIS DAY.) Two o'Oloom The stock marketa opened this morning with a rather favourable appearance, but have since be come weaker, although no confirmation has been given to a rumour that the question of an ad vance in the rate of discount of the Bank of France is now being deliberated upon by , the council. This report has led to some specula tive sales. There have been some investment* in the English funds, which are supported at an ad vance of about } per cent. over yesterday's prices. Home railway stocks are likewise firm. Foreign bonds, on the other hand, exhibit, in many instances, a fresh reduction, as compared with yesterday's quo- tations, being still unfavourably influenced by the prevailing uncertainty in the money market. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's , telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes were quoted 67fr. 10c., showing no alteration. Consols are now quoted 901 to }, ex div., for money, and 91 to }, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is es foi -1 lows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1 901, 1; ditto for account, 91, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, } ; New Three per Cents., 90}, 1 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, } ; ditto, Four per Cent., 100; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; Five per Cent. " enfleed " rupee paper, 104, 103 ; and Exchequer Bills, sc, Bs. dis. Foreign stocks were timer in the morning, but have since fallen. Mexican Bonds, after • being marked 34, have relapsed to 321 to 33, being 1 worse than yesterday. Greek are worse, at 2& to 1, and Turkish Consolides wone, at 441 to 451. The Turkish Loan of 1858 is flat, at 69} to 1, but that of 1862 is slightly better at 691 to 1. Brazilian scrip is flat at 2 to 11 die., and Portu guese quiet at par to } prem. Spanish Passive Bonds are quoted 321 to 1, showing an improvement of } per cent. The news from Ame rica has caused a fresh fall of 3 to 4 per cent. in the Confederate Loan, which is now quoted 44 to 47. Transactions were recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1 8 6 3, 861, 1; Egyptian, 98 1, 9 8 , / ; Greek, for account, 26}, 25} ; ditto, Coupons, for account, 12}, 111 ; Mexican, for account, 33}, 1, 34, 321, 331, 321 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 291, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 48, ; ditto, 1863, 481, 471 ; ditto scrip, 1 prem. ; Russian, 1862, 87, ; Sardinian, for account, 86, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 321, 331, 32} ; ditto Certificates, 13, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 88} ; ditto 1858, for account, 69} ; ditto 1862, 691 ; ditto, for account, 691, 1; Venezuela, for account, 231 x, ; ditto 1862, for account, 55}. International Financial shares are quoted si to 41 prem. ; General Credit, 21 tog prem. ; Lon don Financial, Bto prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 3 to 21 dis. ; Egyptian Trading, II to 11 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 41 to 5 prem. ; Australian Land and Mortgage, 1 dis. to par ; Mortgage Bank of India, 2to prem.; National Steam, 31 to 4 pm.; West India and Pacific Steam, I to 11 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; East London Bank, 11 to 21 prem., and Discount Corporation, to prem. HALF-FAIT Two o'CLoct. Consols are now dull at 90 1 f to , ex div., for money, and 91, " sellers," ex div., for January. The discount market retains a somewhat uncer tain and unsettled appearance. The demand at the Bank yesterday was again large, and equal to that of Thursday. The terms for the advances usual at this season were 9 per cent., and for discount 8 to 9. In the general market much caution continues to be shown, and in many quarters long bills are declined under present circumstances. The general terms are Bto 9 per cent., and, notwithstanding the magnitude of the supply of money, the market may be considered tight. A further withdrawal of 20,000 sovereigns for Alexandria took place at the Bank yesterday. Notwithstanding the high value of money, it is stated that about 500,000 sovereigns will be with drawn from the Bank for transmission to Brazil by the steamer which will leave Southampton on the 9th inst. The great rise which has taken place in the value of money here has given a rather decided impulse to the foreign exchanges, which, though somewhat irregular, were quoted yesterday afternoon more in favour of this country than on Tuesday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11..01 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI7I to 181; Rotterdam, 3 months, 120 i to le Antwerp, 3 months, Z. 75 to 80; Hambarg, ms. banco. thr ee months, 13.9 to 1; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 35 ; ditto. 3 months, 25.73 to 80; . Frankfort-cm.ther/bne, 3 mouths, 1191 to 1; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 31i to 32; Vienna, flo.. 3 m0nth5,12.45 to 55 • Trione, es. So., months, 12.45:t0 5.5 ;(Madrid, 3 month; 471 to 48; Wiz, 3 zoonthr, 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, (25.90 Se 95 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 Milan, 3 months, 25.90 to 95; Naples, 3 months, 25.90 to 93 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Masan; 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Labe', 90 days, 52 1 to i ; °Porto, 90 day.. 52 1 So - - It ka ria the rate of discount in the open market is now 7 per cezt. ; at Hamburg, Frankfort, and Amsterdam, o ; at Vienna, 6 ; at Turin, 8 ; at Berlin, 4} ; at Brussels, 4 ; and at St. Petersburg, 8 to 10 per cent. Advice' from the continent state that advances to the Austrian government to the extent of 3,000,0001. have been agreed to be made by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., and the Anglo-Austrian Bank, in conjunction with the Credit Mobilier Society, and the Paris banking firms associated with it. Consequently only a portion of the amount will be drawn from this market, and it is stated that a large part of this sum has already been advanced. It is through these arrangements that the contemplated Austrian loan bas been deferred. Mr. Abel Heywood and Mr. Robert Romney, both of Manchester, have joined the board of the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited). The Manchester branch of that bank will 1311 opened for business at No. 63, King-street, on the lit January next, under the management of Mr. John Mills, who for many years has been manager of the Nantwich branch of the Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company. There was not much change in bank shares. Im perial Ottoman, London Joint Stock, and Loudon and Brazilian were firmer, while London, Birming ham, and South Staffordshire showed flatness. In miscellaneous shares Ceylon and Discount Cor poration were better. London and St. Katharine Dock stocks Lave declined about 1 per cent. FRIDAY KVINTWO. Consols which closed yesterday at 901 to ; es div. for the 7th Jan., were first marked to-day 90k, and closed at 90k to 91. For money the last price was 901 to a, ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, a, I, a, ex div. ; ditto for account, 901, 91, Spa, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 891, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 89a, 901, 90, #, l ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991, ; ditto Bonds, 6s. des., 25., 3a. prem. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 113. . . . The India Five per Cent. stock was dull. India Bonds were dealt in at ss. die. to 24. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 10a. to ss. dis. There was again some fluctuation in the specula tive foreign stocks. On the whole, however, the tendency of prices was decidedly towards recovery. It appears that the fall in the price of cotton at Liverpool yesterday amounted to 2d. to 3d. per lb. The market to-day was dill. The shares of toe financial companies, and of the Ivarious undert.ilii , ,gs introduced by them, lave closed steadily to-day at about yesterday's prices. Anglo-Austrian Dank shares closed steadily at 1 to la prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 12} to 134 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Mari 44 to a prem. ; Universal Marine, a dim to prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 3 to prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1# to 2 prem. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quotei to 3 prem. ; Laud Mortgage Beak of India, 2 II to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, to I prem. ; untes Metal Company, H f to die . ; Constan tinople and Alexandria otels, 2to 21 prem. ; National Steam, 3} to prem. ; Merchant Bank .. ., to 5 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 4 1 to ei prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 21 to I prem.; Bed ford (Brighton) hotel, a to 1 prem. ; Loadon and Caledonian Marine, par to a prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Australian Land and Mortgage, par to a prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. Very little business is doing in the mining market to-day, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. East Caradon shares are rather better, at 2E4 to 28 ; and Drakewalls at 38a. to 425. ; Marko Valley have declined 2s. 6d.; the present to being 151 to 6. New Martha are quoted 2 to g. In the Stock Exchange, Drake walls shares ve been dealt in at 2 ; East Russell, at 4g and 41 ; and Wheal Ludoott, at 11. Don Pedro shares are inquired for, while Santa Barbara and General show dulners. The subjoined weekly summary of the wetal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von paddle zen and North : The metal market during the past week has shows in censed firmsem in nearly every article, tin bsiag the only exception, and in the face of deer mooey, imosidembk strewth is exhibited. with ao upward tendency. Welsh bars are very firm. Makers are full of orders, and unwilling to enter more at present prices. We quote bars in Wales 74 to 71. 10a., cad at correepoadieg rates here. There is an enormous demand for Staffordshire iron el every de scription, and waken will not take orders for forward deli very excepting at a large advance upon official rates. Scotch pig ices has fluctuated upon the two sdvances is the Bank nummum rate of discount. The market shows considerable strength, for, after a decline from 665. 3d. three months open to 645. d. earns terms, it has rallied to 65e. 3d., same terms, closing firm thereat. Copper.—The market is very firm both for raw and manufactured at full rates, awl warmly any second.haud parcels off Forego is it good demand, beiugtveryacaroe. %squirts amoiselly, 100/. Kapunda , 10 2 1. nu.—Ths pries remiss unaltered at 1134 for cash parcels, Banal, 114/. to 1151. Is English business is done considerably midair official rates. The Dutch market is GINtl. Tin *tee are in increased demand. and higher rates are asked ; coke raging lia dd. to 24e. 6L, Liverpool, and cherccele ere very firm et 28a. Lied. —A fair business doing at higher prime. Illpelter.—Ae improve ment has taken place is Ude article one. to is. 6d. per tow. We quote spot wools 181. lbs. to 184 lie. 6d. At West Chiverton the branch north al Elimbeth lode is the shaft has opened up to a good lode, worth 601. per fathom. From West Devon Consols (Dec. 3) Captain K Jams. writes :—.• We are pushing on the 40 fathom level fort of the north engine shaft as fast as pomible. The branch or north part of the lodes now 2 feet wile, composed of mirk peach, quartz, and munch°, mixed with copper ore. *no water is still coming very string from the lode." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW 111ARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) Tho sasairst is quiet. Tows tall sue.ow is quoted 40a. 6d. sat euh ; Poatesburs oa tbst , 41s. ; all titta ;swath. 40a. 9tL ; Jimmy, 41s. 6d. to 41s. ; Marsh, 424. 9d. ; At:gross, 42a. ed. Accra.—Tows tallow, 43a. Od. ; fat ditto, 2a ld. ; yellow Ramiass, 425. 9d. ; suited 31s. 6d.; rough ditto, 17s. Id.; tallow issues, 154 ; dregs, 7s. HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nears. Harvey and Easton report trade slow at the fol lowing prior msedew bay. 755. to 80.. • surerior ditto, 84.. to 90s. ; inferior ditto. 66e. to 70s. ; dove; old, 935. to 110 s. ; ditto, mooed cut, 00s. to 100 s. ; straw, 245. to 30s. THE COMING PRIZE FIGHT. (From Bell's Life of this day,) All arrangements, we are happy to say, are now completed for bringing off Aim exciting event in the course of the ensuing week ; butu to the day, time, and place of starting, he., we cap my no more than this, that every one must be in London on Tuesday, Dec. 8, at the very latest, who wishes to be prevent, or he will infallibly be " thrown out." The entire conduct of the affair has been left by us ia the hands of a great conveyancing firm, who have stipnlased that to them must be entrusted the selection of • day, • time, an hour, and a distance from the metropolis ; and this being agreed to, they assure on they have every confidence that they will bring off the battle without let or hindrance. The difficulty as to the "roughs," too, seems from the admi rable arrangements that have been made to be entirely obviated. A sufficient force has been secured, exclusive of the ring constables, to ensure protection to gentlemen ticket holders at the point of departure ; and as the tariff is arranged by the company at 31. 35.. and not • single person, not excepting even the men and their backers and seconds, will be conveyed free, there is every hope that the company will be very select. As to the belligerents we are assured we are fully justified in stating that both are well up to the mark. From each of their respective head quarters webers bulletins that never am either in better health. Henan will be • trifle bigger than when he fought Sayers, sad to all sppearaece is • far stronger man thence that occasion. Bing, too, is somewhat bigger than hereto fore, but he is • man who never carries mail flesh, sad we should doubt whether he will much exceed 13 stoics, while the Benicia Boy will be nearer 14 stogie. HOMO is still the favourite, but anything over 5 to 4 is freely taken by the Kingites. (From the Era.) KING AND HemmB.—Then gigantic heroes of the P.R. fight their great battle for 1,0001, a side some day next week—probably Wednesday, and the interest the match bee excited fella little abort of that created by the international fight between Hennes sad the renowned Tom Sayea doubts may be entertained as to whether it will be brought off without the interference of the notice. In point of science, as wall as in height and weight, there can be little to choose between them. King has always shown himself • good two-handed fighter, and he is backed by parties who do not throw their money away—in fact, they generally pull off, by some means or other, what they attempt. King is the only man of lateAT who has made • really good fight with Naos, sallow to be the moat scientific man that ever stepped within the ropes, and, under the circumstances, we think the odds offered ageism the " bold sailor boy" well worth taking, aa be has youth on his side. It will doubtless be • shelling fight, and pro bably be • short one, for big men do not contest so long as little ones, sad both King and Heenan are capable of administering • groat &meat of punishment. CHILD MICILDEB..—{THIS DAY ) —This morning, between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, the attention of Police-oxestable Wright, 83 8, was called to a bundle that was lying in the enclosure of Oakley-ovate. On opening it, it was found to cootain the body of a male child, apps- ' rently not a day old, and the blood that was co the body was unite fresh. It wai examined by Dr. Griffiths, who said it was quite dead, that it was full-grown, and that it bad breathed. The body was wrapped in a light dress and striped cotton apron, and a sheet of brown paper tied with ening. The corpse now lies is St. Palterea work hone, and information has bees forwarded to the coroner. A BoT RUN OVER BY • MAIL Ver.—This morn ing, at about balf-past 8, as a boy of the name of John East was crossing over Chalice-street, Somers-town, he was knocked down and run over by • poet-office mail cart. He was picked op by Policenonstable Rowe, 91 5, and takes to the University College Hospital, where it was found that he had suffered such Injuries as to reader it ne emery for him to be detained. It is stated that the oc- CLUTOOOIII was purely accidental, Tin Rev. R. Wntsrox.—Reformers of cathe dral and chapter trust. will be glad to know that the per severing efforts of the Rev. R. Wbiston of the Rochester School, have at last been crowned with • ;nodicum of socossa. He has obtained from the chapter 1401. a year more for scholarships and exhibitions for the boys whose cause he took up, so that each scholar will now get 211. 13s. 4d. a year, and each exhibitioner 401. 10s. instead of the miserable old pittances of 2 1 . 13e. 4d. and 51, to which they were stinted till their master made their case known. Those who remember the abuse that Mr. Whiatoo had cast on him in the early days of his reform movement will rejoice to make up for it by a little approval and sym. pinky now. Reeder. ENGLISH AND SeDYCH Mow&—On Friday last Mr. Cochran, first minister of Cupar•Fife, delivered a lec ture descriptive of his experiences dories a recent tour, in the course of which he and he sew a festival of the Fores ters at Hampton Court, where there wen 70,000 panne assembled, dreamed like so many Robin Hoods ; bet be did not think there win 'Riegle case of intoxication among the whale of that large multitude. He could not help eon treating the behaviour of that assembly with what hap. paned enema ourselves on similar occasions. It seemed that Scotch people could not meet without getting them selves intoxicated—without getting into low poblichooses, and getting themselves made utterly useless in an hour's time. That was a practice which ought to be discoun tenanced by every right-thinking man. Another thing he Donald was the good humour of an English crowd. He remembered being in London and seeing the Lord Mayor's show pass by, and he thought be was in the midst of so many jokers and cheery and amusing remarks. Among these crowds he heard earthing like bad language ; whet...a, in our town here at last hiring market whim he walked from one end to the other, he beard more blasphemy within ten yards than he heard during all the previous part of his life. When down at the railway station he saw scenes there the most degrading in the world. Scores of young men from the country—apparently farm servants— were beastly drunk, and were uttering nab' sod obscene language of the most detestable kind; they were, in fact, utterly unfit to be allowed to travel in railway coffin...— Scotsman. --- Timm 31 im Irtoonsm tie ma MERSEY. —On Monday • court-martial assembled at Devoapoet for the trial el William Charles Mitchell, William Owens, and Henry James, ordi ary armee serving on board the Majestic, 80. screw. coast guard ship at Liverpool, for deem- Mon. The prisoners pleaded guilty, and were each sentenced to receive thirty-mix lashes on board the Majestic, and thee to be imprieoned and kept to hard labour for six calen dar mouths in the naval prison at Lewes. The sentence of the court, so far as the fimiog is concerned, was carried out yesterday morning on board the Majestic soon after nine o'clock, in the presence of nearly the whole ship's com pany. Each man received his 36 lashes without • mur mur, one of them merely remarking during his %weigh meat " Flog fair," the whole three showing a considerable degree of bravado. The crime for which they are punished is for deserting from her Majesty's service some months ago, seven others deserting at the same time, all of whom shipped on board one of the American packet ship. trading between Liverpool sod New York. These three were cap tured oa the return voyage, the remaining seven being still adrift.—Lieerpoolifercery of this dq. THE TEHPEST IN FRANCE. —The Harre journals publish farther details of the effects of the tempest in the neighbourhood of that town and on the coast. A large number of vessels in the different docks were driven from their moorings and impelled against each other. The schomer Reirmdes-Cieux had her stern stove in ' • the English steamer Countess of Looldale was drivels with each force against the jetty as to displace several of the large blocks of stone at which it is constructed, and the ' , Colibri, Fioisterre, Ears, &fent de France, and Surat* were more or lees seriously damaged. A Norwegian ship which had been driven ashore was broken up by the fury of the waves. and the coast strewed with wreck. Several per sons were blown down by the wind ; one man, • labourer, breaking his arm in falling. It was found n to clam • number of shops in the town to preserve the wi ws. and several trees on the boulevard were torn up by the roots. Rain fell in the evening of the second day, which in some measure abated the violence of the wind, and the South amptoe steamer was able to leave the port during the night. A JOCKEY CLOD IN CONSTANTINOPLE. —A prepa ratory meeting was held on Wednesday last at the Hotel d'Angleterre to adopt measures for the formation of • Jockey Club in this capital. Safer Pasha presided, and amongst those present were Saleb Pectin, the Hoe. E. M. Erskine, her Majesty's charge d'affaires, Sir Edmund Hereby, judge of the Consular Court, th e Secretaries of the E n glish and French Embassies, and of the Austrian sod Italian Legations Viscount de Kerowarta, Messrs. F. Guarracioo, Stewart , Hutchinson, Vitalis, Buck, and others. After some preliminary busies, Sir Edmund Hornby submitted • code of rules which were referred to • subcommittee to report upon. A resolution was adopted to the effort that for the present • suite of rooms should be taken in Mimesis' Hotel for the club. It was announced that the Sultan would liberally patrociae the scheme. and that, as we have already meetimed, his liionees Fond Pacha mold accept the presidency. The sub-oommittos met on Saturday, and will meet again to prepare a repast for the adjourned meeting —Levant Herald, Nov. 26. ORDINARY MAR AND NIOCKEL OIL I Pd. I RAILWAYL I C1C 7 1 2 . g ismt e . " I to Ip.. Blzuk.,WoLa Roar VaL Myth and Tyne Boston,Slaitrd,et 11.1. C I *18154 sad Jtuiter II of II Ile 51 SI UT 118 12} 3 'bicsoiTackia — n - Not and 13.. m. !Cornwal!. 'Do. A I A no WT. until (11 Do. B p. e. lipoid to &I Dtablin sod Belfast J one Dondoe,Perth,dAbd.ln Edinburgh and Glasgow °Lwow and S. western !Groat lootarn Ord. ft. Do. A Stock.. Do: L Gnat North of Scotland! Gnat Northern 1ii...T,Fin747. Do.B iwep. Dodd B 1 Cit. Booth a West. (Ira) Ones Weston _ Do. Stour Val.Gtot.Stk; Do. South Wales, Da W _11 ► d-~llito~d Ds : ri;.7. Do. Do. Hereford , Tonesehlre & Yorkehlre loadou and black all Lon._ ,Brightn,& &Coast' Loodon.Chathni.& Doe! London& North Weetaal London&SouthWesterni Man.,Shef.,& Lincolnah: ;Maryport and Carildej Do Do. I abereel En; . . nirm. & Derby 'Mid. Gt. Wn. Do. i nano ilnd Cent kild lise u r ai ray MeV Soils Do. lidlo.,Perth,Dasd. 'N. Itastero—Berwick Do. 13. N. Z. Pure— Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. Stock &Darling Do do. 1136548 Do. do. 1110044 , North London ei 7 4a I 44 It 102 f I 100 10. 100 foi - Po 11l Do. Nrw ..... North Staffordahlre 1 N. & B. Western Jame root/.lsh Central iffeettish N.E. Aber. Stk ISFottish lifdland r e lti m eribuy -- *WalchpL 867agUnion e ire von ra° l -4h .4 61 .ra . _ 8. York& et Myer DWI Raines, Rothe" ay !Taff Vale 8....Da Do. C ... jOIMi ... fD 1 Do. 13 y . D°. no • re li alsr th .a it Mallow tta Wolootood t Ealoomay 1 Mat Commit ,110 W.Rortlpl. Hatb.l et 87 178 M POBAION LILILWAYIL Pi I RAILWAY& i= FraL ioUaftilin. lt s Beiglan J 11.11yresaliouthem (i.j Copeehaion (111.110_0000, DiToa - Viik: — T a Trasirld(L) Data Do &plan at irramoo IGd.Wm. 5 y. e: Oreat Luxembourg.... Italian Juxtlon. . .Do. Op. e. Prf. Bele. gov NoMorn of Do. New Mi. (ka at tii; &Ayres g. 7 p.o. Do. do. d 0.... Norwegian Trost /Rd Mamas Purls, Lyook (Smyrna/LW* sodYmodlt. Patti ald Orloams. i Ra 41 .: mat ... a. I pre coul Swats and Mew Do. Id parasol Pitt Diu PAW (1) g.7per et Do. do &And &Loin Venetian South.faat. of PortusaL litoetJtarn of bass 1 Marla sod Savona. 11i: I Went readers Do. Se per east. Prot. !Wag. N.W.of Prance I Going pekai. • I pa; PODIUM 11127121. No. I 11111. I Ming I Pit 1 CL prima I Sides. 36,000 2 'Aladin (Limited) ) nil Na f ps ' 20,000; 10 ;nanny I 7 ,„., 75,0001 1 . Bon Amixd Oop. (In )) 10,000. 6 :licadl.L.lll.o3.(Llia ) 1 MI 1 21 11,0001 10 ;Cape Copper (Limited)l I IMs n,OOO 2 :ContaSliver (Lingted) l la 1 d per 12,000 *0 teobre Copper a IS DI 10,000 V !Copan° , Limited) 100.000 1 'Den Pedro , N. De by _.4 3 pm' I 75,0001 1 ,Du . IlountCop.:Unt.) an 25,000 3 'East Del Rey (Umitad) I{ die 25,000, 2 'Fortuna (Limited).— an 20,000' 20 General al ft a a *OOO lKapende (Limited) 16,030 $ ;Linares al 71 10,000 3 'Lualtanian (Lbalted) 1 ias 101,8151 I •Mariqulta on 4} - 100.0001 2 M Aureos Bra3o.lL (LI an if woo I N. Rhine C.of 9.Aus.iL) 1 —as 10,000 ) 20 Pontgihaud SilverLawl ell 6 7 100,0001 s Port Phillip l' 11 11 __ 1 'Sentaßarb.Goldsl.l 1. I' Paz lln ft 110,4 t 'Scottish Stuns!. (Um 0 11,000 ID 'at John del Rey (Ur 15 ' } 67 y 511 611 - 42.174; ao ' .United sled= (pail 23 1; 6 1 5 5 1 I 60,000 1 ValanisseaGoldlLba. 1 Igm 10,000 10 :Vancouver Coal (Una I Km) 1 Worthing (Ltmltad_ ./ .an 4 4 _ 116.000 1 3 Yudanainutana (Ltm.) ell MDICILLLNROUIL No. 1 Mai Co/Man irn. I a. plea 1 aka. 30000, 10 l Analtinden Mtn —lal I 111 20 xd 10 xd 60.00 W 10 "Atlantic Itlaa aOf ) all 10,0004 15 :guarani Ag a r).. :00800, 10 beribiWatiewera II )an 64 9 6 'Bombay Gas (USibed 6 las &pa &OP' 60 British Americas Load' IS 13 a 624.7801. St. B. &1. T e a.E 065 lan , 20 British lan (141 2 1 Ipm 111 20,000 10 British Imo 40,000 111 Canada Agency As. (L) 00. 2.016 P.. 4'Canada Law(*) all SS IS 25,000 20 Ceylon Company I 14 2 10 a 40,000110 ,Core otAtrbealar.(L) I i par et 12,000 , IS Cop. M. Eng..PreL 71 o.e. all 19 2001026 i St Crystal ialami 100,0251' St. I Do. Pretenses 1100 1 116 111 277,0001.1 SR Do. 6p. et. eerrpp. Deka* 111 113 I— -1.1.000 103 Chseen 'LI *I 5 1 02 5 1 11 1 60000 1 10 R. Laths Irrtg. a Canal 6 Ins 40 .. 110 Egyptian Com.& trd.(L I 1 rpm, Ii 1170,9751., St. Electric Telegraph lOO 106 107 — 70,100. 6 tag and Au.. Copper all 11 If 126,000; a ,0.1.:, edit& FlaolLon.(L 6 21 2 04 1 tome; IS .Gen. Steam Navigates 14 27 26 — 330000 1 'Great Ship (Limited) 100,0001 1 I Do. 171 per cent. pret lal 100 0001 10 , Budsou'slisy I 1.6 3 21 Ms ill 150,000, 10 intentat. Yinan.See. (L ), 6 n 4 pm! 60,000' 20 'Balla hag. :Can. Ca ) 0 3 1 dl, 10000001 100 1 Do. Ap. c. Ws. r 18701 all as ST 1 , 40,000 25 'Janacek Disceunt(L) 6 11 lipm. at 1 40,000' 26 I Do. New I 1 11pa T 2 20,000 a Ilan. arias 1 12.000, 6 ;Leisd.Distriet Telma. all 111 2 20,000 60 ' Loud. PIMA. As o. (L. 111 V 8. 184 i 175,000 4 ; Lon& G. OmnlbasC.(l. all 21 60,000' 110 , Madras Iniga. iit 1 2 n i rs :: 12,0 , 0 1 10 'Malt. Erin Tel. L ell 21 200001 60 'llerean.CraditAsee. L * 1 imam 10 I Natal Land& Cot C. 1 lan 00,000. 26 : National Da Con 4 awn 91 6.000 a iNerbudda Cosi & 1 IL) 1 g p m 0,000, SO , Do. New 1 2ps 10,000' 26 •N. EcalaadT.&Loms(L), 140,6701 1 'N. Mash Australa. (L), al 100 000 1 Oriental Gas (Waited), all A 4 50,000 1 ! Do. New 1 40000 10 'Orient. Iniaanteam(L )1 ilt r = 10,000' 6 Ottoman 0.. (Limited)! 2 4 r = 030,0004 St. !Peel Itly.leadit Wis. (I.l'loo a 20,000' 60 Peninsular &0. steam ! all 04 OS SW 20,000 60 ) 1/o. New lO 21 ape 17,000' II 70 4¢ebradaL.,Lot d4l ' 11 10,000 ; 60 Iltlipeney Irma alt 111 31 — 10,0110" 18 Do. New l an Ram; 25 ,Rto J. City trepan (1 ) 1 all a u 117} 29.750 15 Ditto ditto I { 1 lips 15,000 100 Royal Malan* I a 76 O. T. } 200,0001. 94. 'Scottish Aust. Inv. (10,100 142 147 10,000' 60 'S. African M. AI. (L' l , II 11 lips 14,t00' 111 South Australian Lied' all 111 a 180,0081, St. ittehmarbie Tannin 'l4lO a 6 6 14,5601 1 i De. heap lan i i la ,TnaittAameystAus.L i 1 r 1... 20,000, 10 ;T. & Caaada, ll apm a 0001 5 'UnitedlL.Teln Co. (L)1 II 10,400 20 Tan liemen's Ind ••• • • 11 1 dia tr = PREFERENCE SHARES, Great Northern, Five per Nat., redeemable, 108 94. Loudon, Chatham, and Dover, rive per Cent,. pref., 00. North Eastern, Four-meta-Half per Cent. redeemable, 103. Ditto, Stockton and Dadiagioa, ESL% per Cast., 3.34. JOINT STOCK NUYS. BANKS. 26,0(r01 *ON 10.000 100,000 21,600 7.600 NO !Agra and U. ear. Doak .! jAlliancaLon.ALlvorpool! UN Do. Now SO ' l• A Annie Austrian .. nstrolosta 40 Do. Nsw.. 10,001 26 (Bank of 3000 100 , Bink of loudes 23,000' 10 Bank of Otago (Ignallad) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L); 20,0001 60 ;Bankofthetorikinaltia. 5.000 UM ;Bank of Wales (Lint) ; 50,000 10 Bank of New Zeeland i 60,000, 20.Brazillan&Portuguesag4 15,000 50 Brit. A American Ex.(1.1 20.0001 50 British N. Ainerles 15,500 BO Char./01.5r% Columbia' 32,100 20 C. Bk. India,Aus, China. 10,1:00, 25 Chrtrd. M. of India, Ac 8,000 100 City ' Do. New 40,000 100 Cokolal 40,000 101 Coin. Bk. of Canada. 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L) 6,000 Continental 12,000. 100 50 :Pest London (L (Li I mited) 1 10,000 100 English and Irish e kL u ir d ) i 26,000, 20 En 50,000' 50 lEur g opean Scot&AusL Bank(LthiltedJ 10.000 100 iiinduni.China&Jz i (l! 10,000 100 ; Imperial Bank, u 135,000. 10 :Imperial Ottoman 100,000' 10 4 ILand Mort Bk. liiiits(L). 10,000 100 I London Bank of goof, al 10,002100 'London and Bratillan 5,003100 Lon.E.Ayres&R. 5,04 100 ;Lon., &S.M.:IIT' 50,000 03 'Lon. Ch. Bank of AastrL 10,000'10 London and Colonial (I 30,000' 00 ;London and Constr., 5,000 100 lL.ou. Ifsnabg.Con.lll-aill 60,000 50 London Joint Stork.. 10,000 100 Lou. and Middlesex IL.)• 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L.); 20,000 20 'London & South African! 6,000 MI Do. Do. New.. ., 10,000 100 'London& S. Anierican(L 5,000100 Lon. Ad. Western (Untl 50,000.10 Los. & Westminster 20,000 60 Mercantile Etches 'L 1,000 100 :Metro. & Pro,. Bank (L. ; 11,000 140 . Do. lessened 5,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim.) . • 10,000 100 National of Liverpool( L 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 25,000. D, Do. Nan 30,000 10 ; Do. Do. 20,000 60 N Miami Bank 15,000; 10 (New South Wain 0000105 'New Zealand (limited( 50,445 16 (Oriental Dank_ Elsgporn. !0.000100 Proviso. ; of Imbed 10,000 10 Do. New 25,0001 10 iffeinde,Paaj.&Dalki (1 10,000 25 South Australia 10000100 Stood. of B. 8. Africa 4,440 100 Do. do. 40,003 16 :Union of Australia 10,000 100 (Units of Ireland (Lim) 00,000 50 Units of London 86 il 116 poil 1 S 7 ie ml 107 110 29 41 DEBILICITIPX STOCK& N. i. 401,461. St. 101/ 108016 St. 0. \yu.,4p.e.lat.&Joy IN 610,000 84. o.Wito. W. 31. --oz.. go. et.. Ju. * hay._ 166 418,000 St Lane.dYt.4p.c.Jaat.,Tly 100 610.00066 Loo.Brigli.4p.e.Jaatily.loB 1028218 St L&N.W.4pe.lan..t.lely,loo 812.1110 114 Uo 114 p.e./sa.t.loly;100 210,760 66 484 .W., 4 p.0.,Ta5.0thi1y'100 111.114a4.46.4.146. 4 8J•11100 .... N. Brltlsk. Z. P. It D. S., I 6 p. et. lob. &Avg... 100 82,481 114. if.E•tra.,4p.c.Jaal./aly,loo •• . • I St '3004.N.1.,4*.e.Ap.t0ct..140 199 111 97 90 COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) - All kinds of produce in season are abundant. Pine apples are unusual) y well supplied ; prices for thorn are lower than last week. Imported grapes realise S 4. to 1.. per lb. Of foreign meloos time is a good etortk. There is also a good supply of Nadia d'Hiver, Glen Marceau, Noe sieur le Cure, and Beurrf Dial pears. Good Roglisk apples are getting somewhat scarce. Some good samples of Ribston pippin and Goz's creep pippin apples may still be obtained. Kent cobs are good and pleotifal. New St. Michael orange. realise from fos. to 10e. per 100. For potatoes the market is still heavy. Cut flowers chiefly coosist of orchids, pelargoniums, primroses, migoonette, and roses. YlttllT. Pine Apples, per lb , 4s to Grapes, per lb.. 24 to Ss Apples, p, den, Ltd 2, 0 d Penis, per } steer, bid to b. Melons, each, Its to Is Lemons, per 100, Ss to 10s Oranges. per 100, 7a. to 10s Nuts. small, p. bush., 141 to 186 Kent cobs, 110 s to 904 per 100 Ito Almonds, do., 104 Walnuts, do., lts to 20s Mounts, per bash., lOs to 0. muss. • -" - • VEGISIA Cabbages, p. doz., Is to :s Cauliflowers, each, Sd to lid Potatoes, York Regents., per ton, 604 to 904 Maws, do., SW to 10s Ttirnipa, per hunch. 4d to Ctl Carrots, do., 6d to Sd Spinach, per dose, 1. &I to Ts Cucumbers. each. 9d to Is beet. per dos., Is 6d tomatoes, each. 24 to Casey, per bantre, 1s 64 to 21 SWUM', per lb.. Etd Garlic, per lb., 84 Lefties., each, ld to Id wilve, per score, Is to ths lioneb,p. bunch, 1,6110 41 Magma:me. p.pott., Is to 's Od Parsley, per 12 bunch.•.t, L t,, Ss Barbs, per bunch. 54 PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. LlusgPool.. D. 4 —Pales ts-day:—London and North Mos lem, 101 i I—South Eastern 1114—Minois Central, 25 d. Great Luxembourg shares, 114-Ihirontile an.l Exchange Bank Li end', 3 11-10 p.—National Bank of Liverpool new Issas at 5 pro., (Minted), 1516 p —Smash sod Foreign Marlaa (Leaned), 1$ 7-16 p.—Martantale Marine, a p.—Union Marine (Unified). 3 $ P. BaKISGMAX, 4.-111rWagbani Canal shares were sold al 93.)—liouth Staffordshire Waterworks at 4—end Runts's Metal shares ate clis.—Birmingham and Derby stock was ouoted 97 to 93-West Midland let Guaranteed, 128 to I 30— Ltlrm Ingham Old Union MIIL 71 to 4—Birmingham Wagon. l 1) to I—Metropo litan Wagon, New, 14 to 1 p —and British and Foreign Lallway Plant, 11 p. Ai MOOKIIIITIO. DIG. 4.—There have been a good many tranemo nous to Metropolitan, Youth Eastern, and Mtil•Nlia, with a fair ! general business. Prices steady. Great Lanni. 49 9—Great 14.--Grand Tru nk s o f Vanes* MI —Great Western, 63$ S 1 —llllnols Central. 25 d.—Lamusinre and Yorkshire. 108— London and North Western, 10044 y 4—Manchester. Sheffield, and Lin cubishlre, 474 li—Me 114 k 5 14 134 1311,1 13—liorth 514—houth Eastern, ord i 4—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 44 7-16 p —Greeks, 15—Meticsn, Spanish Passives, V—National Steam, 31 5 16 1 5-16 p.—Great (shim pref., 34. 96. —w Granada. 134—Turldsh C.onsolliles, 431 —Confederate Loan, 4 0 B—West Milian Paelfic Steam, ap. DusLui, DEC. 3.—Three per C4ilt. COOlOll, 904—New Them per Cent. Stock, 811 r 4—Ditto foe new moment, 824 )13-11tber elan Bank flOt. paid), 861—Provincial Bank ',251 paid, 93—Ulster honking Company IL 10s. paid!. 61—Union Bank ' Limited) MN- paid), 191—Gersat Southern mid Wagers 1004. fakir, M— ilitia for account, 474—Mluland Great Western and Rl. Canal 1604. paid . , 461-Ditto half shams (231. paid). 93 Wicklow, and Wexford d per mut. perpetual, 301., 56)—Irielt North Western 5 per cent. perpetual, Class A, 51. The Royal Mail steamer Is Plata, which left Southampton no the 2nd Met. with the West !Win mail, was detained in the Solent until 6.30 a.m. on the 4th. on amount of the weather. . . Sumter is no longer a fort, but it has become, as the French would say. as idea. It is typical of the re !beLlices—ruiped, yet de6aot. The enemy bold on to Am a point of pride, as the birthplace of the rebellion, and se long as they can plant a flag there believe their cause is sot hopeless—Be/6'4ore duace...an. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RFA'ILIPDL—The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the :Nth of November, amounted on 11,098 miles. . to 5011.5/., and for the corresponding week of 1862 on 10518 miles, to 517,5691., showing an hareem of 450 miles, and of the imm of 50,5361. in Use receipts. The gram receipts en 14 of the principal railways in the Faded Klogdons amounted for the week on 7,790 miles to 453,340/., sod for the corresponding week of last year. oa 7.396 miles, to 418.1331.. showing an increase I. the mileage 194 miles, and ri5,4051 in the receipts. The iceman on the Caledonian ' amounted to 1,3091. ; on the Great Eastern to 3,842 g. ; oa the Great Northern to 2.8151. ; on the Great Wastorn to 4,2911.; on the Lsocsabire and Yorkshire to 3.7,44/. ; en the London and North-Western to 8,380!. ; ea the London and gooth•Westers to 1,813/. ; on the Manenester, Sheffield, sad Lioooloshire to 1,412/. ; op the sma ito r to 3,576/.: ea the North British to 1,095/. ; on the North. Easters to 3.146/.: end on the South-Eastern to no. total, 36.2791. But from this must be dedacted 1091., the decrease on the Great Southern and Western ; and 7654 on the London and Brl4hton, leering the increase as above, 35,403/. The remipte on 64 other lie.* ia the United Kingdom amounted on 3,214 miles to 114,565/.; and if thecoereepoeding week of last year, on 2,101 rake, to 99,434/., showing as twosome of 216 miles sad of 15.1311. in the receipts. The goods traffic on the fourteen lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 273,5181. spinet 'G50,542/., showing as Memos of 23,4761. The peasengers, parcels, mails. he.. traltic cm these lines amounted to 179.7221. against 167,763/. for the corresponding period of 1862, shoeing an increase of 11,9291. Thane figures show a considerable increase in the trade of the country. The total receipts for the past week show en increase of 2.2-15!., as compared with those at the preceding week ending the list Nov.