The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-28 00:00:00

. rtv :4el up. paid more *Motion to the man's face. a . r • oane out of tho 'hop, be turned to the .11 to. Weitaitoster Midge, and I followed him. I mid to shs ve.y., an gut, " There hr gees ; won't you secure bins?" bat 'tie did sot interfere, end 1 punned the prisoner sent. Its stint on to Derby-street, and turned down there ..!. C.vaL •.row, and wren his saw I was following him, t,. aan w roc, and I called out, " Stop him! stop to •• Whin the prisoner got to the end cf Cannon. row be mewl Bridge-street, and no down the eourt oppw• site, toward' Palace yard, and he was stooped in that pu mps bps statarm,r, name 1 Alley. He was not out of my ght sot:: to t.ot ate the parse leaiing to l'alacoyard. did net see tto parcel in the prisoner's hand 'rhea he be pan to tee, but be had it up to that time. After the pri• s::.ir was secured, I west back to the shop, and saw the es cessed, and he was takes tu the hospital. There was so wis the shop hit the prisoner and toe deceased. There .ettaisly was so 'rows in the shup. By Mr. fileigh—l did not &as the plop's'r say, when he was ctarged with murdering;a non, at the time he was swivel', that be was not the men, end that he could not hate dose it. As we were taking the prisoner back to the •hop we passed toe demoted, who was Ming carried to the • —spitsl . Re esaM.sed—l did not lose sight of the prisoner for more than • few seconds. He waving of my view for a ti...tencs of twenty yards. By the eurt—l am quite sure the prisoner was the man 1 sive striking tie deceased. Mr. J •ta:s (huhu said—l am a grocer living at Liver. p!tl street, Bieg's-,rose. I was passing aloe( Parliament street on the night of the 20th October, about twisty dm misses, past nine o'clock, sod I saw Nyasa 'twos atsediag outside Mr. Berry's shop. The eke* of the shop was partially , open. I saw a mas intide the stop is the set of striking at something l.thind the counter. I then saw the sea take up a parcel from the door, and put • cigar in his south, and Come Oct. 1 squid n..t recogni.e the men who came out. He walked away towards the bridge, and is the door wee °reset I saw a man lying on the door and bleeding from the head. 1 thee followed the man who had came out of the ?Irv. He tweed down Derhy.strcet, and at that Mae I w.s about twenty yards beltiod him, and I observed that be bad a paled is his hand. He tensed to the right, sad, when he foetid he was permed, he started an running towards Palace.yard, and I went after him sell he stopped, and only lost tight of hies as he tamed tato Palace yard. By Mr. Sleigh—The passel the prisoner was °aryls, appeared to me to be a black leather parcel. He carried It it his right band. It was sot very bulky. Henry Croft said—l was going put Mr. Berry's gimp ea the uight t b is affik happened and heardi filet ery el " mar der" Dora the 1•1140 01410 shop. Besse Persons Wele Mead tog shout the ram, and I weal up to the donut limited is lied saw the plllooket eiriklag at sone Cu.. I ,sly might a y, at se of the Mee parses, a. be was bobbed the mate, st,opier down. The prisOsibe had sesething is kis hand but I staid ant see what it wee. I sew the pYNpr eine ow, Bad I mastoid until be wee busght John Thomas Allen sod—l as to attesdeat he the bi.,knerest resole stand in Palsee-yard. I eases duty there ea the night of the 20th, and about halt-peat sins Velar my alt's its was attracted by hectic! poems rusithig sal molls* soh" Btop him—stop him I them maw the imam tosalag through the Horseshoe and Magrormage towards Palatelmd. He was Mose, and the diet pease bellied him was about twenty yards in the rear. The pod soon ran towards Causing's novae, sad I panted hint sad cern mk him, sad curia bold of Ida. The ...tame brig° same up useediately, and told we sot to let the releaser go, for Oad's make, es to had wetly murdered a seas. Lenge appeased mar:y teenaged site teasing. I took the primmer bask to the seep, sad ties saw the deemed in the sat of bele, varied away by the pellet. He was my brother-in-law. The prisms* had a lighted Mors in Ids felt hand wham I 11.. t saw hi., Cut be had sodas( is hie right land. I wised the pnapassi from beheld, and 1 observed that he at has slebi had tall at the moment I bad trld of his, 1 otservad that there was NOM Mood epos the tom tern et his right Mad whes he wee at the p.twe-station. By Mr. Sleigh —The primmer UM to me, " Whet have I dose t—lot me ge." 1 told him ! did set know what he lad Mae, eat 1 Amid set Ist him go soul I did knew. The t toner had no copperesaity of tucking or wag sear to tts deemsed after ne was nay custody. I had known the deceased several years, and was not aware that lies tad ever bad a day's lasses daring that period. I Wit beard that he kid a cough. Maly Walsh maid—Os the night of the 20th Ore e.ber I was in Palace-yard, seer Cassias's statue, lebes I yieked nr a lite.preurver. It vs.a lytag ea the foot pmeemat neat to the statue. I afterwards gave the life preserver to the polite impeder. D4lllOl Bradateek, an 'aspect°, of pollee, old—l wee cm duty at the Kier-street polloastaties when the Fl om IMO brush; in, aid Lift. Merged him with awaiting sad worntieg a wan fa Mr. Berry's shop, le Parliasarat-street. The plumes made oe reply. I observed tea Liu, aspen or hie right hand were soured with h.ood. I west to the beans In Parliamest-street, end found a quasi ty of bleed es the Boor M front of the coaster, and the wall at the back and gnat of the counter was also bespattered with blood, which appeared es h.ve s t arted epos It. Os the 22ed Omahas, the esteem Welsh gave Se the life preserver, welsh I skew poodles,. The route tie prisoner bad tallest was eanalared, but so tram of a ba.kitemild be found. - - Mr. W. D. Boresby, the thief clerk at Hewamot, im posed that a went wan Mr. Janiase, ths segestrate,th the Weetathster Hospital on th e 28 th of October, sad se assai ague* of the 'rounded ass was taken a the "Homages prewar. I took dews the statuettes to "Maw, sad wad it over to the anew, sod he had ma opportunity of Maria; all ilia tat pleas. 1 asked hies if he wished to pat say questioas to the murdered Ina, sad he tad settle', bet snook hie had. stateenect was pet in ad reed. Dins es Mows:— " I kaow that ass—be is the nth who street nth I dm% thew bow luny blows he steak ea, bat he @lrma the ads • We missrvier." George Hackle, • pollee constable, deposed that he weal to Mr berry's slop about 11.1 t-past nine Voleat, and sew sass as one assistiag to carry tho deceased set et the shop, ad et mew psi:eared • tab mad soatead hiss to the West ai•ster Hospital. Mr. W. Legg deposed that be was wig's* tens-eargoos, OA the Woetteloalef Hospital whoa the deassied was brought an , . Hs found that he was sellesieg from searel scalp wooods, apparent., indicted by • eery bloat nutriment, sock as the 00e that had boat predated. TI. right side was paralysed, bet he was eastioss, although aside to speak. Tan was • eoesposad fraters of Its stall, sad the boas proved epee the brat mad eased the paralyais. Mr. Marshall, also house-servos of the hospital, said that he law the avowed oe ths eight he was beaten to the hospital, mad ho afterwards attended spa hie. Ha ascertaiced that taro was • depraved compound fracture of the ektitt on Ito lilt s.de, sad thees wars two otter Fall missed wounds a Use Kelp. On the following dq the deemed was still liable to steak. [The oriel was pri.csediag whsa we watt to press] THE POLICE COURTS. IRIS DAY. IH.eTREIT. ITTLI SILIPIIO. Asdnw Creams sad Cbarihe Davie, two eharp-lookieg pose* fellows, were brought op Were Ur. Stephen', c`.. riled with cooseirioe together, sad &howdahs Gioia. 11.gtr of 71. S. , et the 1 !wale sad Crows, Thealos-etreet, U.iord street. The prosecutor, ea eseeediag dell end stapid Game, whoa *videos. wee interpreted to the load by Mr. Albert, the interpreter, meted that on the nail /net. 64 cur pro media, Mono Orford-strut for assneement, havlag *Midst to do, sod tey•iciso in the posesortos of 7i. when the defendants mot, up to him, sad after parteg the easel eamplimeats attest the weather, 4e, blotted him to partake of some refrstruent at their espial*. He talked then for dime palates..., and ascompaaisd them to the ISSItIS Sad Crown, won,. they 1.4 sews al*, which the &hottest pertited in permit for. After that they ailoorned tt the shittit-prosad, where the Trimmer Devito bit him a shilling that the ball was same, sad net wood. Witaise bet the is 4.ity, sad nos it. Davis thee earessesd • wish to ply Costume, whom he railed a tt flat • " hot as he bad sot the 'mosey to play with, he asked waists to lead him some, is sonaitiso that be sh..old have ballot the wise laps. He sit stdengly ipso. him 31., watch he speedily lint. tiVa . one wee the. 'oilseed ti give him 41. Bs., sod Cochrane covered the arnottat with several pieces of min resembling somirelgaii. This same Coehrime sloe won, sad pocketed tbe merry, sod tot re tritest. sloal4 newer from hie sin tendelimeat the prisoners quietly walked sod prolamin saw so sae of them till lest night, when he gave timbals eentedy. Mr. Iliarhsna geld thetas. did sot semi within his jerk ditties. Defeedant meet go to the meaty matt, for m wee a matu rof debt, and not rotatory. He lest the wavy Is Davis, awl So inapt that person would give his hit address be that be roeld sue his for the sammaL T s primes's nut Weller* he dimberied. WONAII I P.-ATRIUM. • 15001. Merge Anther. • enabler wear, wee starred helm Mr. • lissamil with violently mashie* a yeses women, eased Kamm Delphos, sad slut with waltrratusg and attempt leg bi e. ldiad Sequel Brenton, ea wive Meer ii the 0 &mds TM milker of try finals emits nem that she was is 6MndhiAMis sersiam sad sit the prow shim she Ives rightly smseistoil with. Its dersegsd same swim, hoe his. to welch hi, however, was mg ghtilaigl. gad .hs thieshis Word. H. briar% "Mb • gereral thew, mesh Mr I. the ties, erg Mt MI es Ms mead suraler. The sem. shies I. et ere prassatsiladissalag ingresses. ✓id ski walked Wooly. Espessa la hawk* soma the await week whist he ssid mess/ his to Was limit shot Prtwww sea K bat he tallisessi_, sal swig hie, said " easy a bit." Pokes= se What is Spear limit him so the sye. Mehl his isio Osbdy is his hair. /alba Ism to the iesrL. g Mrs erighearreg rem hla *sob was his het 11et whit/ with this wet hostel set, iss ee..wM i joi Shis Mesa UM body, sad w. soli pressalai ham Was se sums by the Vasty snivel et tualdia • us a 14. Ikaiii"oillowollo w olosoini e who orlosvolowl to screen his cosduet by torsion the tables on Ilk semen, said that he was clearly one of these toeless wise abounded is this locality, and believed they were at liberty to 11l see women at their will. He would, however, dud that this . . was • relataka, by baying to seer Impt iaoieat with bard labour for six month+ for the first assault, and sae month aft•rws Ms for the attack on the officer. _ _ _ The surprise of the prisoner was se gust at this decision that he could not atticalate a word, sad was locked up is silents. THAMES. ♦ MAW SHOT 131 11121.2111 T. A great manypcTsooeat;end;dtiie court and its avenue, in eoesequeece of • report that • man had bees shot in fiti pney, and that the attempted sir der., would be brought before the magistrate. It appeared, however, that so person was is custody for each ea offesto, and that the rumour bad its origin is the following dream stance :—Yesterday evening, about seven o'clock, a woman dropped • silver fourpenny piece in John-street, Stepney causeway, and • labouring man named J. Daly, who was pase lag, ass avid ber in looking for it. While he was so engaged, a mischievous boy, who had been playing with a pistol loaded with powder and ball, either by accident or desists, fired It on the opposite side of the road, sod the ball lodged in the leg of the man who was looking for the foarpeney-oiste. The IBM fell and reclaimed, "I am shot." He was immediately taken to the surgery of Mr. Monks, is the Commer cial-road, who dressed the wound and desired that the unfortunate man should be removed to the Lon don Hosp:ttl, where the ball was extracted. On making inquiries at the Rani's% thla morning our reporter was informed that the isaa was going en favourably. The author el the mischief ran away directly he fired the pistol, and, notwithstanding the eater. Vona of the police, en trace of him hes been discovered. Two detectives of the H division have beta in search of the boy all day. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1866; SHARE LIST S.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.ocz. In the railway share market today there is a good business going forward, and prices are in nearly all eases well supported at the late important ad vance. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock continues in good request, and is marked as high as 97. Most descriptions of French shares are higher, especially Paris and Lyons. ORDINARY ARAN= AND MCI& ea. i re. lan.wAys. 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T►e protest waded's as follows :—" is voting the address, the Chamber wished to coadema • system the *West of whist is the destruction a war oesotttatlseal libsrWr, and to blast the responsible nests who have oesetltsted t►em eslves it. defeaders. Is the aseempliehment of mar misdate we have not slighted the treatise, t►s right., and the pre/e -pilogs of the illustrious Roue of Orem*, which we believe to be perfectly centiliters& with free institutions. We dim that in what we hare dose we have acted solely in obedM•ee to oar coavietices ad te ear devotedsem to the laterals of the crews sad sentetry.° _ REPUSINTATION OF (3112621WICIL—Iti reply to s initiation from the electors, Admiral J. W. D. Diodes 'tame that be is eilliag to represent the eozatitsency should ft be the general desire. No candidate his op to the priesat time fessmily addressed the electors. Tax BOILDAYA Butavoi.vcr INOTITOTION.-06 Thunder 4 speeisi general iseesiag of the Meads sad sub saribon to Out, isatioaties, imoded Ia 1847, for Math% pawing and gtrir g Mist he seed sad damaged meirrat Madden sad others esmoseesi midi the trade In every de• pertmest, wee 444 at the Lemess Taunt. for the pupas et Mamie three parlsease am the leada—ftwe melee sad • hat of 14 mendideles. The peseldeat, rA i r. Aldsemea W Wls Leonine% peseideL The lest es seat ure Awed that " the smtrestpeisemeaml denatleme ra Wood &ass the pest twelve meths samba% to lOU. sad 701/ seen Ites boa added le the eon teveseed la the Those pm Ont. Cali% SO MIMS s-2001. reek to the is. 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Sow —.. al IN INN N • r" — ' L lota Andeolls ail Ushe Aiegleig ." ... oil S. Won of Ueda& l osi ih Udly II UN NI qui. Manitra brim N THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL- WAY FRAUDS. RE•EXAI[INATION OF THE T tiismeraing, Leopold Redpath sad William Charles Comps. Nimrod' former the chief registrar sad transferor of stock and debentures to the Great Northern Railway, mad the latter a dark ander Red path in the same office, were brought up in custody from the Homo of Deteatioa shortly after tea o'clock for re-enaminstion. They did sot appear to . have of math trete their imprisonment, sal moused together as freely as before. The hoar preelossly load for their esausinatioa by Mr. Tyrwkitt was oas **dock, ►at it was a quarter past before the ems was 'aid as, and the primers platted is the deck before Ms. Canal. Mr. Timphrins,jea., appeared foe the moan doa, Mr. Mesmer for the defence. . Mr. Humphwn eald—l appear os the part of the permeation is this ease. You are aware of the than. Ti. warrants for the apposition/is of the priessen were gloated by you; bat I went that the Moue of your colleague, Mr. Tyr wbitt, bee prevented his appearance here to-day. I usdentsad that liir. Tyrwhitt wash better sad may be expected to mks his seat ea that day, sad I base therefore I. ask that the Friesian way be remanded until Wedasedy mat at is. .'click. Mr. Cowie said that although aware of the fasts. still the publis esemlaatioa bad beea takes before his colleague, sad thimble it would be wash better that be World otasisde the ewe. He sup posed that t 0.,. was se objection cm the other side. Mr. Humphreys said they had we. Mr. Conic—Will you he prepared to complete the ems is that day ? Mt. Hampbr•ys said he Amid sot be ramrod to sem piens the as.. seat Wednesday. Fresh ewes would, how ever, be gone lath. The priwaers were this removed, sad will be benght up spin ea Wednesday, at elm THE TRAGEDY AT CROYDON. CROYDON, Tloll.llki NIOKT. Up to a late hoer this evening, the unfortunate KN. Bekaa Ind sot expired, bat not the slightest hopes an estertained of her recovery. The when of the beak part of het hind is binned is by the fora of the blow. Mr. Cooper, the divisional mine, hoe bees eon earesitting in his attendant,' apes the poor wintsre. filis is quite Minims. end swot ho left fee a safest' and, trots the tine that bet husband Maned bone ea Priday lest, he bee never left her new. Tke spat when the meassiestiou took plass is very losoly —la • lase about two milli from tha Wait eroydeeaildiell. Ttse house is am of Ore* staadiag is a row knows u Whltseensorood. It Is s doablefroatad hew standisig la the lade, cad appean to be vary respectably famished. TN k.mMad of am unfortunate woman, whom badness freguastly takes him from home a week or two at a time, wet at tbs tuns of the outrage at a place ism Use from Cantiva a m Ms.. semetlems Isse boon in the habit dist ils; agmemsalsa end bed tens Mdoess sp to Thanday week last, aka ass left. owls' Iss asseaskiag that Dad traaspind is libll 111101‘14 of the assassin Bright, alias Staines. It is impose& Wry what this was at ground; bat it msy be atentimed lint, when the geutlanan alluded to applied at sambar bows for lodgings, be stated, as his mason for ifsvistf, time "he did sot amidst his life safe in the Naas." The mods bas lot set been apprehended, although the pain an sedeley engaged is meta, bin. There was a resew bees tads afteracen that be bad contained seielde; but at present the pollee have se autheatie talowarubra es the istded. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY (IRIS DAY). Tits adjourned special iptssral mooting of the proprietors of tbe lours Ossatior Railway was held this situates, at the Loadou !wort; Mr. WALTXIB, chair. man of the Board of Dirosatin o proddlag. Tee Clikilutarr wad doe ib esestieun had set yet eorapleted titers lebosis is the IMetest hotness Mr. Love aid Mr. Mende, for the twenty at the baud, and the sleeting must therefore be adjourned natal Monday, at ago o'elrek, when the dual malt of the poll would be node Loons. The morass was seeerdiaily adjourned. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the usual halt yearly general nmetiag of the pmpri•toa of the above railway was held at t►e Lo•de• Tavers,llr. LOOlll VIOOII.II direst.; presiding in the sheens of the chateaus of the Compaq, the Right Has. the Bul of Bessboraugh. The report stated that t►e ressipts for the half year assoented to 9.9861. Ile. 61., sad the workivet espouse to 4,7182. 161. 4d., twin a Wanes of 6,2671. 16e. ld., sad showisg an Memos' ss compared with the ow respoadiag halt of last year of 2,4421. 12a. 10d. Ddut tsg 15s 941., ate Interact so government lons and deben , urer, there would still be left • sit nines of 2.6461. Os. 4d. The peopristers would einem, on referents to the assietuto, that the debt to espied for the loos scarred ea werkute espouses prior to the 2.6 th of Marsh, 1866, stood at 3,9632 Os. 6a. ; se to the manse is which this assosnt should be dealt with It rested with the shareholders to determine. noeld they deeds es charging it to the capital emosat,the balsam of pastel revenue would be available for • divi ned ort the proforma:, shares, and the directors would, la that ease, suggest that • dividend, at the rate of two per aeat. per asses, be declared upon the peskiness meek, leaving a balsam of 6482. Os. 4d. to be carrel forwead to the net aemient. _ _ _ TM, C11•11.1“11, 11l nowise the edoptioa of the report, observed that saes it had been prepared • sad **widest lied occurred ea the Ilse. sad it would wet therefore be prissiest to &elan the segaested dividend, as it wee possible that two of the pseseniren injured by the sandeet might thick flt to institute legal proseediap epaulet the Company. Oite of the servants of the Conpaay smut gaol waiting hie trial es • charge of wilfel Disko, while ea inspector troy the Board of Trod* was lave , - hitting the cease of the accident, but be believed it would aitimasely be fogged that no Wane whatever attached to the directors es their engineer. - . _ &we dleciassios amts a to whether the sensate had bees hew salletestly audited, inmate' es the au ditor stated that la hatt not thought it within the Hope of hie day to loot into the aesureat of nosier' regletsr. The Chstraw also elated that hitherto it had not hoes the prattles to audit the Were righter in railway anywise, bet after the di/cagey of the retest frauds so dean melt au audit wJald biome isseral. Ti. upon was adopted. W. are happy to leant that a Vagary warrant has Jest trees signed, antherislag the grant .1 a pewits of 301. • year to Mr. Atessetke Midterm, the pet. Mr. Mabee. is lit. Gather of " Skeels* from Nstare," sad the Ragged. Behest Rhymes." sad hse sew bees nage men this% pen Watt the pablie se • writes el teats sad pier*, vans. sad In that Sam be amended is warms the suffrages et 'sob Mlles aa Jeffery, Ceekbara, Oaths* sad the Duke et Amyl— Witmer. M. Hoses= is Lamar:AL—M. Kossuth salved is Weems ea Welber/ay donsorm, and pmemiel to the residents of Pala &fp, Reg , Oe Wednesday emotes be Intuited la the wall el Os the Osumi PoisieS Coarbtiea of Ceallass isroge." The large bah woe arewile4 by • mat= able arliasse hen .he tows sad suably, J.P. =bM. letestk was reed IMMO* MINIM at st the elms of • Mei deepest bade yea fallosbe, yoopood by Mr. W. Nip, 11.Poreassesied by mehmailes sae peoVeeted eleterteg. Lams* Ids wawa he Maltose& early as Thema, essralag. MONBY MAREET.-TlllB DAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds remain firm at the closing quotations of yesterday. The rise in British railway shares is well supported, and that in French shares hes made farther progress. Consols ors steady, at 941 to 1 for the 4th Deciest- 1 ber, and 941 to 1 for mosey. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 1; Bank Stock at 215 1 to 217; Exchequer Bills at 2s. to se. prem.; Exch.) goer Bonds at 981 to 981; and India Bonds at 2s' /sum. Turkish Six per Cents. remain good, and are marked 941, 1, and 1 for mousy, and 941 and 941 for the 16th December. Other foreign secu rities are well supported. The sales include Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 661 and 651 (exch. 12(1.); Granada Active Bonds, at 22 and 221; Mexican, at 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at and 45; Sardinian, at 92 and 911; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for the 16th inst., at 231; end Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 101 and 1011 for money. According to rumours circulatrd on Wednesday, the stock of bullion in the Bank of France has been in creased by 18 minimiser francs, or 720,0004, sines the lsot return. The hope is consequently expressed that the directors will without delay re-admit to discount bills up to 76 days, the pre sent limit being 60 days. The rates of "continuation' on French railway shares have advanced on the Bourse, but it is stated that combined efforts are being made at present by in fluential financiers in Paris to raise the prices of securities there, and the general feelieg of the Bonn is evidently bigkly . favourable to the operation. In Paris tee run in French railway shares is assisted by a rumour that the Minister of Public Works is about to issue a special report on the French railway system, in connexion with the capital rdquired for the new works now in progress. It is of coarse assumed by the speculators that the Minister's re marks will be ululated to inspire confidence, all documents of this kind which emanate from the government Wing invariably tinged with couleur de rose. The current settlement in the Stock Exchange has been attended with the failure of a well-known member, a "jobber." His liabilities appear to have 'then chiefly in the miscellaneous share market, including Bank, Crystal Palate, and other stocks. The sum involved is believed to be moderate. According to private telegraphic despatches, re waved in anticipation of the Overland Mail, the exchange at Shanghai on London is quoted 7a. 6d., and tbat at Canton 41. 81d. As compered with the rates reported by the previous mail, the telegraph in anticipation of which was received in London on the 29th of October, a decline of lid. to 3d. is in each cue observable. This more favourable move sent of the Chinese exchanges is naturally accounted for by the arrival in those markets of a portion of the heavy silver remittances recently despatched from this side. The steamer which lett England on the 4th August took out, it will be remembered, about 445,0001. in specie and bullion for China. If the quotations of the Indian exchanges, as given by telegraph in the journals, be correct, they indicate a rise, which is calculated to stimulate the efflux of silver from this side. More will be known upon this point, however, a day or two hence, when further advice' will come to band. There is a good demand for silver for shipment by the Ripon, which will leave Southampton for Alex andria, with the India and China mails, on the 4th of next month. This steamer will take out a large mass of silver. The needful supply, however, can only be obtained on the Continent, and orders have come (Lundy been despatched to buy large quantities of the metal in that quarter. The steamer which arrived in the River yesterday from Antwerp Weight a consi derable sum in silver. To meet these imports we notice renewed inquiiies for gold for the Continent, quite apart from the requirements of the Bank of France. The parties engaged in then Continental bullion transactions, however, appear disposed to' await fresh arrivals of gold instead of withdrawing it from the Bask. Private telegraphic despatcher, received ca Trieste, report • considerable nee in the prioe of silk at Shanghai. Further telewraphio despatches from St. Peterc burg, dated Wednesday, state that, although efforts were still being made, very slight expectations were entertained of the release of the numerous ship detained, the ice extending 'even 'erste, or about four miles, from the harbour at Crocstadt. Very large purchases of tallow had been made in St. Petersburg for next year. For delivery in August as much el 166 ro. had been paid. On the 27th inst. was to take place at Paris the drawing of 613 shares, both old and new, of the &stern Railway Company. of France. The old shares will be reimbursable at 600 frenr7 and the new at the amount paid. The payment will take place on the let of January next. A dividend of 41. per share is to be payable on the shares of the (hand Western Canal Company on the 9th of December. The Muter of the Rolls, who is charged with the winding up of the Norwich Yarn Company, proposes on the 18th Dec. to make a call of 901. per share on all the cootributoriee. Creditors of the Universal Salvage Company an required to prove their claims before the Muter in Chancery on the 3rd of December. The position of the market for American securities is than noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: The market for Asterism securities daring the put week bee been quiet. The transactions in state stocks have been unimportant. The actual business In the various railroad boa& has been limited, but transaction. generally have been at improved prices. The demand for Illinois Central *hares coutienes, and there are still buyers at 13 and sellers at 131 pram. Subjoined is an abstract of advice, dated Odeon, the 14th inst. (aew style), received by Mums. Dray zr, Pietroci, and Co.: Corn le very fist, sad prices are somewhat lower. The transactions daring the week have been confined to 900 et 'tweets lleadoeshke wheat, at Mi. per qr. f.o.b. ; 2,600' ehetwerts Ohirka wheat. at 81e. fki. pet qr. f.o.b. ; 3,700 eketweris Pnli,h Odessa wheat, at 54s 6i. to 83s. 6d. per qr. f.o.b. ; 3.700 ebetwerts barley, at 265. 6d. to 27.. 6d. per qr. f.o.b. ; 6,000 ebetwerta mats., at 31e. 8i to 32a. par qr. f.o.b. Linseed : 2,200 chetwerm have sea sold at equal to from 66.. to 571. 6d. per qr. f.o.b. Now that the contrasts are all eompleud we anticipate lower prices. Tallow : Bisainme hit been dime at meal to 491.10 e. per tea f.o.b. for beef. Wcll : Donkey Ands buyers at from 81d. to 130. per lb. f.o.b. TRIMIDAY EVENIXO. After a lengthened sitting, the directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to day, de' sided to renew their advances on government neuritic, at 7 per cent. during the approaching shutting of the transfer books. This figure is high end the maintenanee of the rate of diaorunt for own. mercial paper disappoints the expectations of son. guine persons ; nevertheless to-day's measure has Irsen attended with a favourable effect, foe it will unquestionably operate el a relief to the Stock Ex ' change. It is also viewed ea indicating that the Bank recognises the necessity of measures of relaxa tion, and so the forerunner of a lower rate of die. count. The funds remain very straws, but have tt day exhibited no great movement. In the morning an advance of 1 per out. was temporarily attained, but the closing quotations were only 1 per cent. above the 4 o'clock range of yesterday. Speculative atten. tion was chiefly directed today to Turkish securities and to British railway shares, in which purchases for the new account were freely prosecuted, leading to a emeible rise In prices. The feeling of coetidence was stimulated by news of a fresh rise at Paris. There was a fair demand for money today "out of dews," partly for the Stock Exchange, in connexion with the pending settlement. First-etlase bills are discounted in many quarters, however, below the Bank rates. Consols. which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 941 "miler'," for the 4th December, opened this naming at 941, advanced to 941 to I, and closed steadily at 941 tot. For mosey the last price was IN I I I 11 91 Won. Oactival Idal*•ll.lLAMtimmlUil MAlia Mara - 19 1 14 19 111 941. The °flea business report is u follows: ditto, for account, 4th Dec., 94k,;, I, I. Three Yes Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9 4 1, 1,1, 1,1, 1 Cent. Reduced, 93, 931. New Three p er Cents., 93/ , 1. Ll. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18. Bank Stock,2l7, 2151. India Stock, 2271. Three and•a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling Payable in 1868 and 1859, 99, 981. India Bonds, 3e. di.. —... Exchequer Bills maintain 2e. to se. prem., and Exobequer Bonds, 9811 to 99. India Bonds wee. hatter. _ Turkish Six per Cents. were very buoyant to-day, and dead at a fresh rite of $ per cent. The final quotation was 944 to $ for money. Ater the close of the Stook Exchange the price was quoted 941 to 1 for the 16th December. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. advanced ; per cent., closing at 101 to for money. After the recognised hours the price of this stock wes quoted 1011 to $ for the new account. Other foreign seem it ;es were firm, with a good gene ral business, notwithstanding the extent to which the attention of the dealers was absorbed by them:We mint. Ottoman Beak shares closed to-day at 21 to . 2 die. ; Bank of Egypt at 1 to 0$ die. ; National count, at sto prem., being higher ; London D,. count, at 1 to / dia. ; and General Beek of Swit zerland, at 1$ to 1$ die. Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Australia stocks were better. Unit Mutual Bank share, were ignored 12 to 10 die. Land shares were quiet. Royal Mail Steam were quoted rather lower. London General Omnibus shares have risen to 31 to 3 11-16, owing, it would appear, to the failure above referred to, the party in question having been a speculative seller of these shares. The nominal closing quotations for the uewly pro. 'meted railways are subjoined, via.: Eastern Bengal Railway, Ito premium ; Ceylon Railway, 1/ to 1$ prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, pee to l prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, $ to' prem.; Copiapo Railway, $ die. to par ; Italian Junction Railways, 2 to 11 din ; Euphrates Valley Railway, /to $ prem. Metropolitan Railway Gua ranteed shares, Ito dim.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, $ die. to par; ditto, B shares, 1 to 0$ dia. The nominal quotations for some other new pro• acts are as follow :—European and Indian 'auction elegraphCompany, 1-16 din to 1.16 pm.; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company,} dia. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, 1 die. to par; Levant Mineral, $ die. to par; Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company, par to I prem.; and National Guaranteed Manure Company, par to 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. There is a fair amount of business going forward in British Mining Stocks, but little change in prices. Alfred Consols and Vale of 'fowy shares are in demand and firm. In the Stock Exchange to day Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 144 and 14 ; Cobre, at 561; Sortridge Console, 24; and Tin Croft, at 34. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Crossness, 26, Ladylßorths, 21a., 22r. ; Treweatha,, 34. 1; Val. of Towy, 15a., 14c, 151. ; West Caradon, 125 ; Wheal Edward, 24 Wheal Granville, 30s, 31, ., 31s. 64., 32. , 29e, 301. ; Whe at 8.. Agnes, 5,4, 4; Wheal Trelswasy, 144, ; Wheat Zion, 17a. 61., 20.. In the Stock Exchange: Alfred Como's, 164 ; Wheal Mary Aso, 42 ; Wheal Tre lawesy, 141; So/triers Consols, 21; Vats of Towy, 141., 15s. LMorta Crafty, 44 ; Lady Bertha, 205., 21s. COMMERCIAL AND MABIBTS. MARL LANE.—THIB DAY. The receipt", of foreign grain if... Monday crimprien 10,610 9n wheat, 800 qrs. ,barley, and 8,520 qrs. oats; of Roar, 8,760 barrels and 100 usk.. no quantity it English wheat on eels was not large, and although %bele was wit much activity in the trade; puniness could ibe made on favourable terns aa on Monday e e last, whether nen ra for English or foreign. Barley was lolly ea dear, sad oats, In some instance., 68. per (porter d ban on that day. Beans and peas !nought slain as iamb money. Aziravai niro LONDON 1 , &011 NOV. 94 TO NOV. IL /DOM 4 %AA. lAA. WoM6e4 .1 2110 j 670 10310 I 60 6OO 6309 1 430 carrels. WblM Putty PO Malt .. 1 , 1;ir7 ...:;:,, Looms Aviassis.—lbost, OSs. 348. bd.; U. Os. Od.; Beads. 441.9 d.; 1 1117ZILIAL AVIA/ Barley, 4k. 10.; Clata. me. 4k. 4d. 62 1 1 1 4F 1a . 91 ' Opt. IS ... .., 61 fd I b ra 13 0a 71 20 ( 1 .3F 11d . 1408 143 1d!4 , 11" 1 6. 61 , 2.5 .. ..... 66e dd as ad lla Idrs Ild Nov. 1 ... ... she Od Oh Ma 7d 141 e 8/101. 2445. NI a _ ... 654 30 46$ ad las k,ltle 01 46e Od 43. 94 641 Ida 741 Y Sd!ils 7447 e 3449 a Id 13 ... ... 74 Ils 74 40. 4d 46• 3445. Sd 2 3 ... ... Up o p .He' Aor. Aver. ;Se Id Oa fd tia 110.140. 10d Ira 64 M 38 Urn. —*hiss. farm, Unit. Km Maas, sas Per. L. DIAMSI3I TUE PLIMITIATIONS 111 TEE ♦WAGS WM • WIMAT DURING TYR =I Wm. /14111Z/4 Prim. Oet. IS. pet. 33. Now. I. Nev. S. ••• ... ." • ... 44 4 48 S ••• I^ LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAT. (lIT MAGNETIC TELIOII/011.) (FROM 001 OWN 00111113PONDIUIT.) Notwithstanding the heavy supplies of wheat sham Tasse -1 day, and the large atteadsoos of millers this day, purchase. i connot be effsc.led at inch easy rates in any rattle in the Made. The weather fin* and frosty. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Sticica.—The market opened for the week ea Tuesday with great firClalleill, skewing an advance of 61., and so public salts took place the following two days. but a lugs general bushier was done chiefly ow speculative amount. and the public sales today are going aff steadily at the above quoted advance. The refitted market Is also 61. higher alb week ; low t, fine lompe, 695. 6d. to 62•. Correa.—A limited busier has been done at fall prime. Native Ceylon .311 at 624. 6d., and the article generally has an upward tendency. Tsa.—The business of the week has been chiefly in the aewloongents recently arrived, and:a large quantity has bosa *old from Is. 81. to 2s. 41. _ _ Itioa.—Common sorb have weld at fall piece, but firm &meal to a 'bade lower. Row.—Foll prices have bans raid, sad a limited burble= dove—Leeward*, Z. 3d. to 24. 30.; Demerara, 2.. 7d. t 2%8d. proof ' 8 has beoome vary warm, and although an mirage* or 24i has been paid this week, it is difficult sow Or bay at It. Bricza.—d, fall amount of bulimia ha. been dons at previous rates. Corrow.—The demand has boon dull, and bat a small !noises& dose._ _ OIL/J.—Markets have been generally dull this seek. Coceissar. has sold steaiily at last week's carreLcy. Isom ~name steady. la other articles ao material alterations. TALLOW MARIERT.-THIS DAT. The market is somewhat e aster to-day at the tonassteg quotatioos, vas. :—Towo hllow. Hs. Bd. sett cash ; Peters burg Y C on the spot, 695. • November to Decanter, 695. to 68s. Bd. ; January to Kasai, 68s. Bd. to 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have about an average number of beasts. There are a few purchasers for choicest kinds at Mondey's quotations% but they ars not realised throughout. The soppy of sbeeti, although sessU, exceeds the demand. Prices are shout the suns as on Monday. Calf trade is dull. Fr.m Der mas,. and Honied there are 176 beaus, 350 sheep, sod 134 eaves. Ireland 250 beasts, and 137 mach cows Jr..nr the Home Counties. tar Mee of albs. ad. d i Per stew el Ms. ad. Bat 84.00., Hereford,— 4860 is Dm a Ilabireds Bad Elbottboros ......4 6 1 8 Bat Loaxsia 6066 ad quality bouta.. 3 4 Do. de. wa ..... 4 - 6 4 ...8 Calm ...... 4 4 6 0 awes Addams 1 watts 3 10 4 3 Bad Dia Ilaltbredk 410 0 2 I Lambe li m b t o mast. 1.190: U, sod Ymbe, 2.130; calla 2M: alsa 110. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADINRAL 1.- 7 T ll* following are the prises:-661 M to Mb. , id. ; 64Ibs. to 721 be., Sid. to ; 7216 a. gabs., 6d. to 60.; bOlbs. to 681h5., 64d. to 61. t. ; 881ho.10 1161b5., at i. to 6d. ; 96Ibs. to 1041 b, , 6d. to Cris. ; 1040 w. to 11218.., 6}d. to 7,1. Horse hides, 8,. Calf trams, light. 3s. to 4s. ; tall, 9s. BILIMONDS ST.—Palled. 71. Od. to Ba. Od.; Manta ma hal6hreda, 6s. 6d. to OS. 6d. ; Downs, ta. Od. to bs. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meetrt. Pattendes end South upon tlst for Awe eolonnd hops the demand is very setive, end the mut quality sure off at telly late prices; inferior ere not sub bemired atter. MIMI