The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-13 00:00:00

opening the head, the brain sme firm and qpite healthy, there was • fulness of the blood vessels, more so than usual, the ventricles contained very Mlle fluid, and there was no extravaaation at the bass of the brain. On opening the chest the right side of the heart was greatly distended with dark blood in a fluid state : the left side was contracted and empty, mid the structure healthy. The vessels connected with the heart were healthy, as wen the Imp. The liver and spleen were also healthy, and the bladder coo tidoed a small portion of water. I removed the stomach entire for the purpose of analysis. On opening it it presented the following appearances : —Great ca pillary, congestion at the greater end, that portion being of a bright red colour ; there were marks of irritation and separation of the mucus coats, and a highly corrugated condition of the whole of the members, the con tents consist chiefly of blood and mucous. I have analysed the contents of the stomach and matter first vomited. In the stomach I found the presence of aconite in small groin. ties, as I did also in more decided quantities in the vomit. An assistant in the house of Mears. Butler deposed to having fureished to the deceased on Monday, at his request, some tincture of aconite, juniper, oil of rosemary, and es emir of oil of almonds. gglfr. McCulloch, the employer of the deceased, rid that co Monday the decreed yule usual moved and morose. though to him he was always respectful and civiL lane next witness was Gould, the cab driver who drove the deceased and his family front Camberwell-green to the &stern Coo n ties statioo. The cabman named Parker, who drove the party from the railway station, was being examined when our report left. He identified the deceased. (From the Lanett) It may be accepted as true that the woman wu poisoned with prusekt acid. With a view to ascertain whether it wee really administered in beer, the presence of alcohol in the stomach will also be quantitatively determined. It has been suggeeted that the mixing of prussic acid with beer might be a work of some difficulty, inasmuch as the prussic acid, being of much less specific gravity, would float as the surface ; but this would not be the ewe with the mixed acid probably used under such circumfuses*. It was considered possible that a solution of cyanide at potassium had been employed, as this poison has similar reactions and properties ; but Dr. Matthiseeen has applied a tut with the view of ascertaining that fact, sad we believe the conclusion on that score at which be has arrived is negative. The analysis of the contents of the stomachs of the children is yet iecomplete. In addition to the parts of the mother and childreo, emu pewter pots, a cork, and three cakes and figs found in the possession of the children will be examined. And, in the first instep's, the " physiological test" will be employed of feeding some small animals with parts of these cakes and figs. Little, however, can be expected from the examination of pewters, as the sue is stated to have emptied the pot after banditti the beer to those sitting is the cab, and some of them, at least, were used is the course of trade during the evening. When all has been dose there will still remain in connexion with this cue several features of a remarkable kind and difficult to explain ; for if it be mourned that the three persons were poisoned by the hydrocyanic acid con veyed in beer, it is difficult to see wily some one of the three did not take alarm at perceiving the milldam effect which must have immediately followed the drinking of the beer in the others. The farther examination of the contents of the stomachs of the children will be awaited with late rest. The entire absence of any alarm given to the driver, orany appears's*. of a struggle, is a fact of importance in idical science. LAW INTELLIGFINCIC. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Bitting in Baum -Before Lard Cidat JoAnne Erla sad Justices Williams. !Visa sad Emitieg.) __APPLICAtION Von A2l simuncriont. . . Mr. Manisty, 47E: i;;;i«.l;iiit;i 1,7 inn. Oiled. for • rale far as inPutotioe directing the North Beaten Railway °Dopey to carry his coals sad vaguest epee the sane ferias as they carried them of other persons. The harmed coined slated that Kr. Oilade was • cal atereloat, envy* ea business at York, Bede* Lay burn, aad other please, and he bed had a oontrast with the Oor.bos °colliery Oceepany, by whits& be was to be supplied with a larEnuan tity of walk and they were to be delivered at web as be should appoint. The cocas Wall awe slat is name of the °diary. Ocesplay. It happwed that Mr. Oiclede's eriangemeat came to an sad ; and after this, ea the 4th Neveintses, sixteen waggons of eod eases free the colliery la Yr. Ogledoes own waggons, bat when they reached Ferry Hill the railway ppaaeey, finding that the coals were so kegs sent ter the Collwy Ceetpaay, refused to said than es. Mr. Oxide offered to pay say charge which the rail. way y plowed to wa ke , bat they still ditelised to any foe , and it was pa amend that they wished so deal rely with ealiery °woe's, and not with coal merchants. If, boweroat the company were allowed to persist in the deter selastiou at which they had arrived, the coueoperace would be that Mr. Oxides busioass mum atop Mr. Jostles Williams—Did the mammy amigo *sly reason for Mating to terry ? Mr. Maaisty—No ; but be believed that there wan some in little feeling the matter. Rule granted. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCIL (Bsiore the Jody Ordiaary.) MIMS v. MIMS. - - The Queen's Advocate and Mr. Barmaid for the petitioner. Julia Lamert, daughter of Dr. Samuel Lamont, of Bed. ford-square, was married on the 26th of June, IMO, to Elkin Debris'. • gas meter-maker in a large way of henna The parties were Jews, sad the marriage took plass Int at the Registrar's-office, sod ther eat* before the Chief Rabbi at Willies-noun The hothead and wife had known each other for some time previously, sod the match had the approba tion of their respective friend; from whom they received valuable presents of plate and jewellery at the wedding. For two yea= they lived happily together at Tavitonr street, Gorilorrequare sad at Dr. Lamer Ca Dr. Lamert be esieung MIN, that the respondent had famed au illicit eminesikon with Ernily Hill sent for him sad charged him with the aeon. Ho admitted it, but im plored his father-io-law for the make of him wife (who wee then ragwort) sot to take any steps in the matter. He Una instructed Mr. Lewis, the attorney is Mariberough-street, to settle with Mrs. Hill ; sad her silence was purchased, after some negotiation, with the sum of 201. Os the 77th ef July, 1862, when the pities were both at Mortlake, the respondent suddenly disappeared. Dr. Lamed afterwards received a letter front him dated Vieteta, Vainouver's Island, in which be confessed himself a wicked vain.* and stated that he had " turned a little angers love to bate ;" but he promised better behaviour is future, and implored his father m-law to stop the divorce, the thought of which was killing him. Mrs. Defrise had bed two children, bat both, front the ante of their father's profligacy, were born deed. The petitioner, in her examination, said that the respondent had only been kind to her for the first three or four months of their marriage. After then he began to be harsh and cruel im his conduct, sod to use abusive language. In Johnny, 1861, he pushed her about, and threw her against • chair, which hurt her much. The only provocation she had gives him was talkie' about his playing at cards. Ou another occasion be seized her by the throat sod threatened to strangle her. He had come borne late at eight, sod be said be had bees attending to some bushing, which she thought was fictitious. His violence frightened her very much. A short time after, while they were in bed, she told him that she thought it improper for him to be sees riding about when be was • baakrupt. He became so violent that she got out of bed. He earns to her and began to pull her about, at last lettiag bet fall heavily on the door. At that time she was far advanced is pregoaucy. Decree aka. CRIPP V. CRIPP. Dr. Spioirs sad Mr. Searle for the petitioner. The parties were married in 1841, and they thirwards lived togetinr et Hammersmith, when they had ass son. Cbipp was a lieendniper. Sventaally he Jemmied his wife, and in Judy, 1858, b. contracted anot►er 'marriage with a woman mimed Flanders, on acieoust at which his wife now sought a dissolotioe. The evidence, however, tot being altogether satisfactory The JuJge Ordinary ordered tbe ease to stand over. BOWAN V. BOWEN AND IVANt. _ Dr. Spin'', for the petitioner. The respondent did not aP Yr. W. Bowen, of Elilatoe, Staffordshire, said the peti tioner, Mr. John Skidmore Bowen, was his brother. Peti timer married Maria Clews is March, 1855. He wee clerk loth* county magistrates at &inn, and lived neat door to witnese's offices. He separated from his wife in May last. the previous September, in eoesequewas of as interview with the chairman of the magistrates, witness had an inter view with petitioner, who thereopoo dismissed hi man, Paul Evans, from halal/Ws. In the followiog Novemberpetitiorier bad a serious illness, cod Evans west back to the house. There was at that time soother servant in the bowie. Wit ness lid an interview with his brother, who mused the ro spoodent'sfriechts to be commookatecl with, and his estab liebaiset broken up. He was himself removed to wit lessee's house (for he wee bed-riddefl), Bed in shoat a fort night afterwards the tarlatans was sold. The respondent west to her sister's at Birmingham. Oa the 13th of February a warrant we, procured for the arrest of Evans on •nbar g e of felony. Witness west with • detective named Obadiah Batty to the respoodset's lodgings in Stratford place. where they fogad them in bed together. Dome nisi. A woman was sent for trial from the Manchester Poliee.court, yesterdAy, for an ingenious freed on a burial gaiety. She entered the news of certain persons as lumbers of the society, and afterwards applied far the burial mosey, at the same time showing a medical eartdicate of death. la the int case she was silecessful. h►ving pawed elf Misdeed child of • strawy as her owe; is the woad, she was detected. The National government of Poland has just forwarded to Rime Czirteryski • report meshed by it from the ineurgset authorities in Lithuania, ia which the cruelties perpetrated by the Russians ia that provitee us enumerated. To this document are joined protests from the paLwimaw of Wiles, Howno, °mike, Minsk, Mohilew, and Witeteir, to which are attached 2t9,f,46 signatures, all veri fied by the national authorities. Wheal bilis,. MALL Ova. Auar. qra va gra vs. bets. racks. Inglis/ and 'Aorta 370 1200 1110 1110 .. 1000 Irteh l7O .. 1 110 forelgo I WO 11110 UN 110 14101 lOOO 2222 1120 171110 1110 1160 LPTERPOOL CORN k COTTON MARKILTb. irina DAL) -- (Jr F2.0W110 moo nrrsaaartoaii. tram oua owa oosaiaroi COBS. —ll..rket toodonately attended. Wheat—Strong Nihon, and prices fully as doer. Floor—Rather more offering, but holders don't giro way. Indian Corn —Slow male, toiled 2Se. 3d. to 28e. 6d. Egyptian benne, Sala, 30n. oat apot, and 30a. to arrive. Oats awl oatmeal quiet. Corroc—Market quint at rather Caner rates, gam about 4,000 barn. MINCING LANE. --.crais DAY.) Bortaa.—The market eastinses fires, with a fair amount of bulges, doing, inept for British Watt India, the WM of whish are limited. Maaritias sold at 355. to 445. 64. ; white crystalised, 485.; anelayed Manilla, ; 335.; Java, 38s. to 41s. ; Bahia brows, 375. 6d. ifavarteab, No. 12, 44 *. ; sad Porto Rioo, fine brava to goad yellow, 39.. to 425. Refined is is better request, sod prices show • slight improvement. OOFFTS.—The pabliesales of Pleatetiou Ceylon have gone off without spirit at Miser irregular prices ; triage sold at els. to 66.. ; fine ordinary to middling, 735. to 86s. 6d. ; pm berry, 80s. d. to 89s. Tta.—The public salsa of Assam are going off with spirit ; privately there is very little business doing. Rice.—No sales reported. Rum.—A very large haziness has been transacted, chiefly speculative. at an advance of id per gallon. The sale. in clude Demerara at le. flid. • Surinam, Is. 6d. ; &w bite, L.; Leeward*, Is. 4t/L to' le. sd. Faarr.—The demand for most qualities °retinues season abl_, active at previous rates. BALT/MIL—No sales reported. 00CHINKLL is in more request, about 300 bags wildst fully last week's prime. Carron. —The demand im more active, at prices not pre viously obtained. RlTE—Bales far arrival mations to affected at full prices. Oa the spot the market is also firm. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTRIALRIEN CB (ST 1110711,10 TILIGISTS.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CEOXTETH CUP. Germs ... 1 Persuasion ... ••• 2 Twilight ... SELLING NURSERY HANDICAP. ... 1 Te'samba ... ... 3 7 Da cro HANDICAP PLATE. Birthday 11y ... Liston 11 ran. GREAT AUTUILY CUP. Blithgsld 1 . Gold.. Plod. ... Fairwatee ... HOOTON NURSERY HANDICAP. Hz furlongs. Land of the West, Bola, Claxton, Anuingtoo, Con federalist, Rose, London, Fearnought, Wild Thyme, Con tractor, and Sorcerer are here. PAID POILFICIT.—DiIstoa. 1001. SELLING STAKE& Half mile. Coronet, Cutaway, Lothians' King, Airedale, Elijah, Deentalkar, Jenny Wren, and Lord Dandrpary us hare. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CUP. 5 to 2 mat Catch's= Alive (I) 9 to 2 Fairwater (t) 5 to 1 &Mani (t) sto 1 Golden Pledge (t) 5 to 1 Blithfield (t) 10 to 1 Somersaalt (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RLLANI.-(TEiIB DAY.) A very moderate supply of koglish wheat was received fresh np to oar market to.day, c *divine and by Ised.car. rime. AU good and tee samples commanded a steady sale, sad Monday's currency was well supported. Low and d imp qualities moved off slowly, but without cheese in value. There was rather a large quantity of foreign wheat on the stands. Most descriptions changed bands slowly ; never theless, no disposition was shown on the part of factors to I force sales. Prices, therefore, ruled about stationary. Floating cargoes of wheat realised full quotations. In other produce, afloat, very little was doing. Malting barley commanded quite as much nioney as of ' late; but . grinding and distilling aorta were inactive, at about previous carreacies. Malt, the supply of which wee moderately goad, sold ea former terms ; but the demand for it was by no mesas active. We were fairly supplied with both English and foreiga oats. Most kinds were in request, but no change took place in prices. In beans, very little WY passing, at Monday's prices. The transactions in peas wage much restricted, at about previous rates. Good and fine flour was MR in pies. Inferior kinds were mach neglected. The seed market was inactive at last week's currency. in the value of cakes no change took plea. cusizirr ?Rims. Imam Poe Qr. W 10463. Itasex, Kent, rod MI 41 to 43 Mt*, our 4l to 43 Ditto,whlto'n 44 to 46 , Ditto now 4l to Not4olk sad Lomb red 1666 4l to 43 Dltto, ow, 41 to 64 Samar. Pre Qr. OATIL a a. Scotch. food potato 2g to SS bat, whit* ~ black sans. _ _ isooo g oo — sr to te Tick NO to 11 Homy 3l noon s6 to 36 to 41 ?WI Malting -_• saws Distilling to 31 (binding 2B to DI MALE fara a l k forlolk, and awes Kingston nag Won 87 to 68 Drown ATM. New Chey Mass 36 to 118 1 1/1656 _ U to U Tows moils: par le lbs. Nousehold l2 to 34 Coutry Norf n and Suffolk, olk ex skip l7 to 10 O•!a Nagfish, feed lll to td „ potato l4 to 16 _ _._. Ito Qr. Wziks I. L Dints& sad Kamp berg IIS to SS iseteek & Meadow Per Qr. OATL • • Danish and 11w6416b 16 to 12 Malan l6 So II Ati=, 4IS to LS 110 to 44 laselsa, bard soft Antirrlcsts. red „ white Br at Dosibh - SO to as ilingasa Si to at Pau. _ _ id to 37 ....... sa to 37 Dow, Colt . Whits 29 to 31 Yellow _ ___ 27 to 29 Grinding 24 to U DWGWag Uniting 0326 _ . . . nova. Preckpar lack ... 35 to II 8 1 055153 . .... 31 to 36 Ammicsa. per tat .. 13 to SS 05655156. 18 to 12 INTO LONDON, NY WATER r TO NOV. INCLINUVI. Dutch, brew _____ 11 to 22 feed ARRIVAL N OF GRAIN, aft., CARBIAOII.IIIOII NOV. 1 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the falowiag prime ;--Town tallow. 425. 6d. at ta' ; Petersburg Y.O. ea the spot, 43a. 6d. ; all the year, 435. ; 'hoary to Yank 44a. ; March. 455. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LlUDElBALL.—Hidas—Priess : 561 b.. to 64114., 21d. to 3d. ; 60bs. to 721b5.. 3d. to std. ; Tabs. to 801bs.. 3d. to 4d. ; 80118. to Mho., 41 to 4id. ; 681bo. to 96118.. 4EI to sd. ; 96165. to 1041h0.. 41d. to 54d. ; 1011ba. to 112 Ibo, sd. to 6d. Hoops bides, 10s. Od. to 12s. Oa dom. light. 20. 6.1. to 4s. ; fall, 7s. 6d. Bgalsomort.--Sheop skins, pollsd, 9e. 0.1. to 12s. Od.; Hoots and halt brads, 7s. Od. to 9a. 6d. ; doom, 6s. Od. to 7s. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -(THI8 DAY.) Masers. Pattaode• asd Smith report • fair amount of Waimea doing in all the batter dosariptions of both English and foneigs, at firm prime :—Mid and East Kent. IC3a. to 180• : Weald Kaaba, SOL to UI.. ; finessz. 80s. to 115 e. A FARMER'S WIFE DROWNED IN • WATER CISTERN. A very iselaecholy occurrence took place at Lumley Mill, near Butwood, tut week. Between nun and right ou Wedusday evading the wife at Mr. Grottoes; at fanner, at Lengley NM, went out of the bowie for the purpose of closing the shutters. To get to windows she had to pass down the garden, where, ustlerneath the pathway, there was a cistern arched over with bricks. The cistern was a large one, haying been coetructed to supply the house with water. As his wife did not return in a few minutes, Mr. Greatorez went out to close the abutters himself, and in going down the path be stumbled and fell into the cistern. He scrambled oat, mad, obtaining mistime, his wife was found at the bottom of the deters, which was nine feet deep of water, quite deed. It in sup poised that the arch had fallen in shortly before the deceased went do • o the garden. and it. being quite dark there was se doubt she fell is as her husband did. On Thurrlay an in quest was held on the body, tied the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental Death."—Nonsackees Annus& THE RIFLEMAN ACCIDENT;LLT Saar Al' GLASGOW. —Janes Muir, the young man who (as alreadr noticed in ear columns) was shot through the loop oo Friday evening while eating as marker at a ride range at Proms MIN, died at Tuesday is his own house at Holmbeadwtreet. Cor poral Gibson, the young man who fired the shot, was oa terms of the greatest intimacy with deceased, and the fatal result of the saddest has plunged him into the greatest grief sod distress of mind. M IL *. elk Bt. 8H411.11 LIBTB•-{TSIB DAY.) Two &Cum There is not much business going forward in the railway market to-day, but the tone on the whole is rather more favourable. Midland and Lanca shire and Yorkshire stocks have improved k per cent., and Great Eastern k. Great Northern has declined k per cent. The other leading lines are steady, at previous quotations. London and North Western stock is now quoted 103 k to I ; Great Western, 641 to I ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109/ to 110; Caledonian, 1171 to 118 k ; South Eastern, 941 toi Great Eastern, 491 to i ; Great Northern, 1251 to 126* ; London and South Western, 1 01 k to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 125 to 126. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is rather flat. WLDINAZY BALLO AID ROOKS. ob. I/4 I IAILWATL Dlrs..WoLassos/VoL IS oil Doan. lLO 01. ISO Mad DR EW .. W eD Oak sal Smoke.— to m Do. • J♦no dlv. WOO 10 oil Do. 11 pold 10 ID Dubin mad!~ Tw. N GU Daao.,torek. • AbLia. 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L igation Jam{ liOws 16.850 100 1144. and 141.18 1 / 4 03 (L lO 4 3 dl. - 10.000.10 !Loa. and Northern 4 dl. lima - Ineio I m ifos 1m 4 *Nab %I'M, 4O se 176 10/0381:100 I LcedoolB.B3olrleBa (L 4 lis par 5 - lOU ' WO (Loa. 6 B.9federn *Lim. LS 11 Oidla - 1 0 me •• Loa. o .l4 Woamsia, 91 111 ay Ts 61,' 5 40 1 MI iflexcaattle fachaap(L) 15 Si 46pes - LUSH !Mein. a Pram. tar 0 56 It 3ma - Moo la • Do. Ronermd . - - SAW** I Midland Bank (Ufa.) 10.01/. 100 i National M Uverpool(L IS 14 1/ pa - V.040:110 11. Pro. a *la a 142 - ••• Os 25,000! 14New 30,00.201010 do - 20.000 50 !Natonal Bask - - 1..... , - 144 4 .• 44.44 4 .4 all 61 U •- 6.000,100 New Zealand (Limited) 1 1 2 1 ills la - ea, 444.1/4.4/ i 5..........., 411 Pi foll ad .- ad 20,050 100 Prostrw. of fr.'s , . . U 01 26 - 26.010 SI ;Wade, Past, a Dahlia. , 11 paz ips zn -in Idea 26 Hoe* Australis I all U 41 - 10 am 460 litearLot BrILLAhIea(LI II 01 Is pal - 4* iso 11 IDelon of **nand. .._ I all 11 lie 551 111 S.0•0(100 Us. of ling.d B lnnos ( 1 i lO 1 1 ell 10.041100 11014 a of inland .L 181.) iII s I di. - 161.0011 Id Oki= et London .. 'II la 40 - 110110iLLAPI MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. No alteration has been made to-day in the rate of discount at the Bank of England, and, though the monthly return of the Bank of France, pub lished this morning, is as unfavourable as was expected, it is accompanied by a rumour that the Bank of France contemplates, by way of palliative to the existing pressure, issuing notes of the low denomination of 50fr., or 2L each. Ac cording to another but a leas general rumour, notes of 25fr. or 1/. each are to be put into circula tion. Whatever credit may attach to these re ports, it is certain that the French funds come quoted this morning at a further slight improve ment. The effect upon the stock markets here has been favourable. The funds have risen per cent., and the more speculative kinds of foreign stocks 4 to 4per cent., and most other securities are firm. Consols are uow quoted 94, " sellers, cum div., for money, and 914 to 4, ex div., for the account (December 3). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, 4 ; ditto for account, 914, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 18133, 1 144 ; Indian Stock, 224 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Bonds, be. prem. ; Five per Cent. "eufaced " rupee paper, 1054 ; and Exche quer Bills, 45., Se. dis. . Greek Bonds have risen 4 per cent., Turkish Consolidtle, 1, Mexican, 4, and Turkish of 1862 and Spanish Passive, 1 per cent. Other foreign stocks are steady. Some of the present quota tions are annexed :-Turkish 1864 Loan, 91 to 4 ; ditto, 1868, 694 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 704 to 71 ; the Consolidds, 484 to 4 ; Greek, 301 to 1 ; I Mexican, 394 to 4 ; and Spanish Passive, 34 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 994 ; ditto 1863, scrip, 1, 1 die. ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 93 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1001 ; Greek, for account, 304, 1, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 144 ; Italian, for account, 711 ; ditto scrip, 14 prem.; Mexican, for ac count, 394 ; 39, ; Moorish, 944 ; Portu guese, 1853, for account, 481, 491 ; ditto 1856, (kn., 481, 49; ditto, 1863, scrip, 14, f prem ; Russian, 1859, 56 ; ditto 1862, 874, ex div.; Spanish, for account 64; ditto New Deferred, for account, 481; ditto Pas sive, for account, 331, 1, 341 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904, 91; ditto, 1858, for account, 691, ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 4, 71 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 551, 4, ex div. International Financial shares are quoted 3i to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 2# to I prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 6 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, to I} dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 2to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 3 to prem. ; Discount Corporation, to 8 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, nto I prem. ; National Steam, sto prem.; Merchant Banking, 41 to prem. ; Australian Land and Mortgage, f to I prem. ; and Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 21 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Brutes were quoted 67fr. 46c., showing a rise of bc. compared with the last price of yesterday. The decrease in the bullion shown in the Bank of France return in another column is 2,680,0001. The private deposits have declined 400,0001., while the government deposits have increased 600,0001. There is au increase of no less than 2,480,0031. in the discounts, and of 520,0001. in the note circulation. Thus far public securities have borne the adverse movements in the money market with a degree of steadiness which, though strongly sugges tive of the prevailing disposition to confidence, is re garded with a good deal of surprise in some quarters. Investments to a limited extent continue to be made from day to day, but it would appear that the monied as a rule, are holding aloof, and watching the course of events, with a view to avail themselves of any considerable fall in prices. The demand at the Bauk of England Disc ,unt office yesterday was only moderate, many appli cants having apparently supplied their wants on Thursday, in order to guard against a possible rise in the rate yesterday. In the general market there was a good supply of money, but no business was done below 6 per cent. The tendency of the value of money throughout the Continent is still decidedly upwardP. The Bank of Holland hu raised its rate of discount from 4 to 44 per cent. No gold 11 , ;s taken from the Bank yesterday fix abroad, but the 138,0001. Australian by the True Briton was purchased for shipment, as well as some supplies from America. It is of some importance to remark this incraase in the dowsed for gold for exportation. Larger sums may be required during the next few days, unless the Bank of Englaud raises its rate of disoouut to 7 per cent. . . . The Hammouia, from No; York, has arrived with 11,000 i. in specie for Eugland. Telegrams from Bombay quote the exchange 2s. lid. for bank bills; the rate by previous mail wax 21. 0 13-16 d. so that the movement against this country is equal to 1} to 2 per cent. The Four per Cent. entaced rupee paper comes quoted 94 ; the Five per Cent, 1041 ; and the Five-and-a Half per Cent., 1141. The quotations by the previous mail were 96, 106, and 116 respectively, so that a fall ranging from to 11 per cent. is shown on the fortnight. Notwithstanding the rise in the Bombay ex change, the silver market is flat at be. 14d. per ounce, and would probably show a further decline upon a fresh advance in the Bank rate of dismount. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,9731. over lad year • the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,381, ; the Midland an increase of 1,704/. ; and the Man chester, Shefliel, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,286/. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending 24th Oct., were 18,6811. sterling, being 1,1981. less than in the corresponding reek of last year. It is proposed to take power in an act of parlia ment next session to divide the capital of the London and Brazilian Bank into shares of a smaller denomination than the present amount of 1001. each. A general meeting of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company is called for the 30th lust. The second ordinary general meeting of the East India Cotton Agency Company (Limited) is con veued for the 25th instant. The share certificates of the Discount Corpora tion, Limited, are now ready for delivery, in ex change for the bankers' receipts and allotwen: letters. The number of shares in the London and Cale donian Marino Insurance Company applied for up to yesterday is 22,000, while the total to be allotted is 20.000. The lists from Scotland have not yet beau received. The subscription will be closed for London ou Monday next, and for the country on Tuesday. The return of the Bank of Ragland for the week ending Wednesday, Nov.ll, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Cfirealstion Janie Circulation active Public deposits 5,624.239 lacrosse 657.521 Other deposits Orfvertunent securities is 7 . 67.1;;;4;;Lir." 7 7;i: :7. 1%949,363 N04124Ap silo.Yedese Mai . &tenet, ICS. II di At.(l., kostrallea ferried__ Seel e Waterer Iketber Gea. Malted grit. ABldriOall lend 11.4. re 1.••• e 4., I'.l grlth6ln4tvt ice 11 ) nese Iron Meade tend iC.son Company Sag., PreL np.e if Da, ?Woe nsference • - - I INT i - ;i3aTia n`b I:llscount Corporation iterpttariCora.RTrdAL Itrootri o o ra sad 4 :4M. • • • • o.Credlatitla.of Lon (L tion. atom 31av141 likreat Pltalp (Limited) o ^. 1 7 4 M•c ut. Pri 1 Hudson's 11.7 rlaternat. ?too Soc. (LI iallao I rriiqmou Canal Do. Bond* font Stock Diaeowat(L Do. New Lea Demos 1 ; Us. reamlM Ammo. (L Um. use. °owlet.' Wades. Into. e Qum Wedttme. Its. TeL ILI. NatalLantaernm.Oo.(L) Mammal lemornal. W 4o4oul.lotoornittrouit Do. New IN. BAIL AnMla.u• 1°1!"Iti or Deka. La. ‘tea. (I••• • Ottoman 0•4 Peel Rim Ltd & We halls. Nal OWNI. SNOW 11.4.41 L (1: flew Rio delta. City , 'am mai emirs licentleb Anal [Arcola &African Wort. lay.(L Anctrallan Lend Dalininds• T Nip Nf ... Lae*. tf .flanadr t••• 1 1 1.. Van Dissica's land.... I MAO troy I ici 1 p.m. 1, al ft Ps. 1 Pd. ...I pa, '144 IN 10 110 11, I 4 IM 1051 I f 419 f 13 86 10 Is li 1} pm 6 83 81 lipm 19 81 rt NI il6 119 us His I 41 4 4 ora l to la to PRI _MT_ --- 11 - ie te 2 0 1 4 rf SI ii t B if Ifdls 87 81 I 1 4 pint 81 idls f epo le l l ipm 14 8 ij -8 10• 1' 24 ti • now 14 Si 1012 i pm 1 4 1 2 Pm 1 0•0 1 1 pm i 14 .4 1 pm • 14 §dls ipm ao 55 20 2/ pm 1 07 11 51 11 7 8 • 28 tin. 74 78 zd 14t 147 8 8 4P 18 It 84 i par pa .1 * 4 al a a , -i -101/ A 10 at io bookiog 20,075,433 It 45,900 department Coin and bullion in both departments 13,450,765 Decrease 338,663 Seven day and other bale 690,506 DeffelLSO 61,450 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve Motes &aria in Making department). 6,565,010 Increase 277,481 The changes shown in this return are not of a very unfavourable character a circumstance shirk explains the abeence of any alteration in the Bank of England rate of discount to-day. The addities to the private securities is of unimportant amount. Although the coin and bullion have again expe rienced a reduction to a moderate extent, there la au increase in the reserve in the banking depart ment. BANX OF ZNOLAND.—Aa Account panheat to Ow Act Ilk ADO tltk tric., e. toe tho weak oadtug ca WoAmulet, Nov. U. Notes lamed 427,4111,W Oeverument debt.. C 11.014109 Other eecuriUse. t 41.9110 Gold coin •nd bul lion 'Silver bullion 2,751,045 L 27.431.045 ; RULING DINAJMIEWT. riolnielOW Capital £10,614,000 i Goviensaint deat h... 4 &bile Depots Ms bead Weight Ale eluding kicheq , nutty) Say. Daaka, Owe- Other &auntie We. of Nattaisal :seta beak sad Div. Geld sad RIM dies Lads, ts.— 13.6‘14,311 Be day sad other Alla 660,6001 £?7,tiL(46 637,710,786 ., 679,720 Nor, 12, 1641. a 11,710,74 MARSHALL, Chief tuium. THURSDAY EIIIIIMPH. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 't ex div. for the 3rd Dec., were marked this morning 94, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the last price was 923 to with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92#, 1, I, f, ; ditto, for account, 91d ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, I, # ; New Three per Cents., 903, I, ; India Five per Cent. Stook, losi, 1; ditto Bonds, par, 7s. prem. ; Nye per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 104, 103. Indian' Government securities were dull. India. Bonds have fallen to par to 7s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 9e. to 4s. dis. The foreign stock market was quiet in the morn ing, but experienced a decided improvement towards the middle of the day, most of the specu lative stocks rielng 1 to per colt In the after noon, however, upon news of the movement by the Bank of France, a general reaction took place, and the closing quotations in several instances were ' somewhat below those of yesterday. I The prices of bank shares are still drooping. A. decline averaging 10a., but amounting in some in stances to V. per ahem, took place to-day iu many descriptions. There was a demand for Anglo- Mexican Mint, British Iron, and British Indian Tea shares. St. Katharine Dock stock was quoted 1 per cent. lower, *ldle Victoria Dock has im proved. The shares of the financial companies were firmer at one period of the day, but closed with renewed dulness. International were lent quoted 3/ to 4 prem., being lower ; General Credit, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prom. ; London Financial, 5 to 61 prem., being slightly better than yesterday ; Hudeor's Bay, lf to 11 dig., showing a fall of 21. lid. to 51. ; and Egyptian Trading, 21 to 21 prem., beiug very steady. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 111 to 12/ prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to I prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, If to lt prem. ; Cummercial Union 31, to 34 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to i prem. ; Universal Marive, par to prem. ; anel English and Scottish Marine, to prem. Land Mortgage Etink of India shares were nomi nally quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-A uetrian Bank, par to prem. ; Littlehanipton and Honfieur Steam, 14 to 21 prem. ' • East London Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; Muutz's Me: Al Company, E to 1 prem.; National sto 6} prem.: nglish and Swedish Bade, to 3 prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, 1 to I prem.; Coustantinople and Alexandria hotels, qui 2 prem. • Central Darjeeling Tea, 4to prem. ; City and County Assurance, to 11 prem. ; Lundy Granite, to I prem. The shares of the Merchant Banking Company, after rising to 61 prem., " buyout," closed at 41 to 51 prem. In preparation for to-morrow's settlement, 15a. to if. per share was again given this morning by speculators for a fall fur the loan of Discount Cor poration shares, but iu the afternoon, after the bulk of the outstanding transactions bad been arranged, the supply became less scarce, and the terms descended to ueerly "even." In oow.e. l uence, the price has fallen this afternoon to 8 to 8, 1 , prem., being 1/. 10s. lower than yesterday. The letters of allotteeut of tbe ..dercaetile Credit Association are expected to be sent out to-morrow. The price of this company's shares toticbed 34 prem. this morning, upon the issue of the " totters of regret," and closed at 3i to 31 preus. MINEB.--(THIS DI.YJ Two o'CLool. In the mining market to-lay attention is chiefly confined to East Roanell shares, in which a large amount of busincas has been tran.auted, accompanied by numerous fluctuations io the price. The prts•nt quotation is 4i to 3, being f.:4 1!. lower than yesterday. Wheal Sctou are also Carter, at 160 to 1115. West Cbivertou are quote i5O to 52, being better; Chiverton Moor, 6 to 1 ; and East Caradon, 27 to I. Chiverton shares have beea dealt in at 9/. Very few transactione have occurred in foreign and colouirl milling shares, and prices exhi , sit uo variation. ILFRA.:O3IIIG—This beautiful watering plat •t has at last attracted the attention of capitalists unit er-Litecte. At time. viaitors have not I,ceu able to ;et either bed or beard at the existing hotels. but n very lame hotel is to be built forthwith on the Capetainhilf l'arolef the local baukers and leading inhabitants of the place Mein,: taken the matter up. The Hey. Chni les Kingsley, Mr. Trollop., end other etnieent writers describe Iltnicesthe as the love liest of all English watering places. biera:o &ITER UNITY or 0110 FELLOW s. —Tile ni,euiesth anniversary of the Loyal Cambridge Lodge was celebrated at the Clanricarde Hotel. Paddington, on Wed nesday night; Mi. Pitt occupiesd the chair, supported by Prow. (I. M. Mitchell and Mr. T. Bollard. M.l). .Apologies were read from Lord Fernier and Harvey Less, Esq., M.P.. who were both absent Fran, town. After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts were duly honour d, the chair:mut proposed the toast of the " Manchester I sit! and Ito, td of Directors.' shading to the report oe Friendly Societies by Mr. Till Pratt. and the articles thereon which bail ap peared in the Timor, newspaper during the past week. P. P.C. M. Harris, se a peat °Meer, responded. stating that is de anery, 1862, there were 335,145 members, hut owing to the distress of !art year in the manufacturing distress, the to cream bad not hewn equal to previous yeent, not withstanding, 24.276 were admitted during that year, and at the prevect time, from the returns made, there are no less, than 370,1100 members in coo sexton with the society. Front the returns mode by the three largest dist/seta—namely, North London, South Leaden, and Norwich, which eurnoriera N'i9 members, with • capital of 164,4291. 13e. 42,1. will be found to average Nearly s'. par member, or at the me for the whole society of two millions and a half of saved 'andel. Mr. Stephen., the secretary, in responding to the test of the evening (success to the Crintwithre Lodge), stated that the expenditure for the past year bail IWO ITV. 7s, tai., the receipts had amounted to 1.191. 14a. 93iL , leaving leprotlt of 1191. 7s. and making the present salve of invested capital 1,97.c11. Is. ; the go age of the members was 36 years 7 mouths. In gladioli to the rimer article of Friday last, as to tbe insolvency mid abuses in friendly societies, be hail no doubt as to the good inteetioes of the writer, but be could sot be aware that the Manchester Unity had for years paid graduated rates of contribution, compiled by an eniiiiest actuary from the experience of one million years of 11fre or from the quinquetnial experesece of • quarter of a malls° men. The meta and liabilities of this lodge wire pa riodieelly valued by ao setuory, on as to adjust soy imp laxities which soy spacial calamity might oceaslos. They were found perfectly solvent, sad whilst every attention wee paid to these fittolsinsutol prien.iples no arms ovoid pawkily occur. 771 n!i 1061 i 106 1- ao -- 7 1 10.111 "S.. rAN 6,080 .114.7114 32.1* IMO :10i 11,000 11.000 1110.b2U 1 ),000, sii:ol -...... r .1. 116,000 WA,. 46 20 , 0002 160,110.11 looooooti "1 40,000 15,:q fv•tali ~~i 01).11 4.000. ond tlne7e , I°'.6tl - 44,0001 I to.uoo l ma* stow neo 11 oii Fiil f,7NI 16,01. 11.1011 i%*ol 40.4 141.010 tr - ir t 19 11 9 9) sd 110114 10 21k 1 2, I, Tsi Is