The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-14 00:00:00

m 1 . 1 mi g g m! THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVE MBEB l4, 186& LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Neater of the Rolle) . - r LONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE COMPINT (LIMITED). This was a petition presented by two creditors for a ~,tiog.up order. It appeared that the computy was kw sued by numerous creditors, and a distress had been iced foe rent on their premises at Charing-cross. The „set of the petition was in fact to prevent any creditor ill] obtaining a preference, by obtaining execution against ty property of the company. ft. Selwyn, Q.C., and Mr. Roxburgh were for the peti te. and proposed as official liquidator Mr. Kemp, the ottani,* it being necessary for the protection of the poerty that moms person should be immediately ap ded. Ir. dessell and Mr. Stallard were for the company, and they could not oppose the order asked or the appoint. wit of Mr. Kemp. HIS Honour made the order and appointment of Mr. Kwip as asked. . _ Cole, Q.C., Mr. J. N. Higgios, and Mr. T. A. R berts, appeared for coeditors, and dad not object to the or:er or appointment, but asked for their costa of appearance, b e : his Honour said he saw no necessity whatever for their ' pouring, and therefor* refused their costa. The costs of the petitioner and of the company were to b e paid out of the company. 13 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. fitting' in 1Banoo.—(Belore Barons Martin, Bramwell, and amnion. . u,ed CON AND COMPANY P. THE CORONATION 07 LONDON. Mr. Charles Pollock moved for a rule to show cause by the corporation of the City of Loudon should not be nosed to appeal in this case from the decision of the - curt of Ei ror to the Hones of Lords, withost giving the rity required by the Common Law Procedure Act. The which originally came before this court, involved a notion as to the rqrht of the corporation to attach, by a ruse issuing from the Lord Mayor's Court, ,mica deposited in the hand, of parties beyond or jurisdiction. The Court of Exchequer decided 'gobbet e corporation, and upon appeal to the Court of moor, that judgment wee confirmed. The corporation now • to appeal to the Moose of Lords, and the learned outuel submitted that they were exempt from the provi ion u to costa, and that there was no necessity to call poo an ancient and wealthy corporation like the city of don to give security. The Court taw Do reason why the ordioary role es to :cots should not apply to the City of London u well as other suitor, and refused the rule. Their lordships roes, after heating this motion, their attendance being required in the Court of Criminal ...Fee•l COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) Dr. Spittle; appeared for iheWeitioWar, who *ou g ht a lution of her mamma with deem Shillala on the od of cruelty, ad try, sod desertion. She married to the respo nd ent ea the 7th of May, v 9; bat the cohabitation kited only a short time, was followed 'or the birth of may one child. The ro ot was a commercial traveller at Nyakettehi, but he lost his situation on amount of his irregular habits. distress was put into his house by the landlord, and petitioner was subjected to great distress, being, in in groat part dependent upon her friends for the meow support. One day, however, after she had blest out for a ayb dressmaking be waylaid her, sad attempted to take Se money which she bed earned from her. From the earn urocorneat of his married life he had threatened her in • nu peculiar way. He told her to put • packet of meat stn the drawer of one of his two daughters by • fewer rde. She omitted ee do so and he beat bar, saying, " When ;give you orders, let this he • wining to you, aid see that os obey them at sees.' Ou another eassion he said, - Remember that before I married you I was your Wale sure; bat now I will be your lord sad master." Oacie be sat Ler became she had remonstrated with hint 'boat his ieing her female Meade. He sand, " 17l make you Lbw what I Fiera 111 have no jealousy where I live." Be frequently 'malted her; and one of these oubages as interposed as a sort of interlude in his studies of a yak entitled "The Duties of Home." Evidence of cruelty having also been given. The Court%ede a decree nisi, with cost& James Ripleq Every married the petitioner at Camberwell as the 20th at January, 1851, unknown to her parents. Her father kept a enderishop, and very soon after the 'ridding the respondent seat his wife to get souse money fron him. The attempt net proving snmeasful therempossient turned her out of doom. In 1836 the petitioner who had in the meantime been acting as • waitress at her father's had Wei 411. The respondent therefore took her boons again, and served a writ en his father in.law for the money. It was mil to him ; he pocketed it and turned his wife out again. Th. evidence of the wife was corroborated by Theopbaniee Fail, at whene house the parties had lodged ; and evidence of Waite/7 . j. iron. Mr. appeared support of the petition. uctes costa THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAILBOROUGII43TREET. t.... Two y aw NM. N;easid rhillltt Do* s aad George Miens, were chard before Mr. Yardley with bents is eseiseed mamas in Hathbooe-phice, with a Woad. puree. John Ben, 104 ld. said that about 2 o'claik Wm lan be wee yeseisi the wall of the Sleek Hone blip. is Railibooe-plaoe, he ampeeted some had get ever the wall. He rowed some steps. en peas( over the wall into the yard be found Wil- Growled dews behind a s outhouse. and the other . . W . OSSONSaII app. Oa salriag the Miscasts what they pen t he 'berm Williams Oh, to all t!" Ha, Mb the sesistesse el smo th er constable, took theprisone Ito custed low Yr. Yu z —Wlty did you ..suet souse ow was over is wall, and lugh is the wall? Be ll—lissaims of bosh marks os this wall, which is 9ft. t. Yardley—Do you know the simmers bee sea them about at sight. Ons of them Iwo an madras., bat sot the other. Dues—Pee got nothing to my. ins drunk. Bell — Yea were quite sober. " " tr. Yardley—Then is no doubt you were both there for eakeioes ;ramose Williams—We had been to the theatre and strayed 'hare wen found. Bell--ii;;ynauat have wiled each other over the well. Williaeie—Ot amine we did. (Laughter.) Yeas'', quite rt►t youths mae. Kr. Yardley—l ahall commit them for Uwe' mouths' hard kbour. Mr. Denman, Q.C., was offered a retainer for Colonel Crawley's defence, but declined, it is said, as the Mal mu held at Aldershott, and in term time. Mr. 7eroon Humeri, of the common law bar, and Mr. Weller, if the equity bar, will conduct the defence. THE KARL OF COVENTRY, THE HONOURABLE HENRY Joss ROUE, AND CALIDON Duras ALEX LNDEE V. wiLLEB.—Thia action, brought by the Stewards if the Jockey Club against " Argus* him at length assumed deficit' form, aa the demurrer to the defendant's pleas, or other s portion of them, will be argued before the full court Queen's Bench in the course of the taming week. The trial the canoe will take place in the course of March or April. r. Mellish hu been retained for the Jockey Club, while he muse of Mr. Willes and the mem has been intrusted to ern. Hawkins and galas. It is, however. Mated, in well amid heir, that when the aetwil trial eases es the amnia of the Jockey Club will be represented by pies ituoy Tax Gazas DEEGAN HOTEL—We are requested state that the Green Dragon Family Hotel, 86, Bishops t Within, is not the Green Dress alluded to so ready is °omission with the late tragical cab murder.. MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCII7INT. —A shook accident, showing amidst many others the eecessity ol are and caution in dealing with arenas., esperdally in • :welling-house, occurred yesterday (Friday), at Lose Foot, Kendal, the residence of Mr. J. J. Banks. It age ' re that about tee o'clock one of Mr. Beaks's seas, Henry Banks, a young gentleman who has beers re tly in the mercha n t service, was engaged in re-capping loaded gun in the kitchen, when by a dreadful mishap i gun went off, lodging the cooteete In the heed of a Ber t girl, named Isabella Higginson, aged olletstac, killing on the spot. The poor girl had bees at Kendal for days essistieg her aunt, Kra Bradley, of the Don Ina, during the fsir, and had only returned to her L ice at ute Foot the day before this tragical accident enured. An inquest would probably be be in the course I th e day.— Weetatorcland Garerte. Loon UNDER THE Hem —On Tuesday night last lir. It, Whistler and his wife, of Magdalen, Downham, re. eecl to bed about 10 o'clock. Shortly after lying ()owe. Ira. Whistler fancied she heard a third perwo breathing :the room, sod oa setting out o f b e d getting • light , hied under the bed a man who had taken off hie boots If put them under the valance, An alarm was home ately given, and the man secured. It inroad out to be luau who had lived with Mr. Whistler some years beak, tl who had been transported and obtained a tieket-cf.leave, ens of cause heeded over to the authorities. —/For/olk Irrs. A cotton company is about to be formed at Mon -1147. node, the aosoiees of Robert Fowler I*. Oar etemporary of the Chronicle, written ea the sob** , !'s :" Cottoe, it ia plain enough, will be oar salvation. future prosperity of this floe oolooy, sod the wealth and tpioess of Its iohabitsota, seem to depeed very mock ' , on oar enedoet to reference to it Dow. Let as • quit as I .4 moo' thee in the matter. Let tts embrace the elorioas tortuoity that sow lies at our doors."--Jantaics Morsoty ,rned. THE TRAGEDY IN A CAB. INTERKIDIT OF THE BODY OF THE MURDERER. Alter the verdict of " Febo de ee" had been re turned by the °mower's jery inetonctions were given to Mr. Haggis, the Coroner's officer, that a coffin was to be pro vided as quickly as possible, in order that the remains of Samuel William Hunt should be interred in conformity with the law of the land provided in such cases—viz., to he buried under the dukes's of the night, without Chridian service over the body, and within twenty-four hours after the finding of the jury. The officer accordingly, after the die charge of the court, armed with his warrant, at once pro , ceded to put his instructions into effect, and having di ' meted the grave to be opened to receive the body, obtained three plain coffins or 'hells from the pariah, which were placed in a van and conveyed to Ann's-cottage, the late home of the murderer and his victims. One was selected and left and the others returned. Shortly after 9 o'clock the van again drove up to Ann's cottage, when the people, who had then greatly in creased in numbers, assembled round the house. The door was opened, and the body in its rudely constructed coffio placed in the van. At this time a coofused noise passed through the assemblage. It was not • noise of tumult, but one of satisfaction. The remains of the murderer were then borne rapidly away in the custody of the Coroner's officer, with Inspectors Smith and Meloy, who have been prominent extern in the came, and who attended on the part of the Police Coninunsioners, to see the law fulfilled. Beyond them there woe the brother-in-law of the murderer and the driver. They then proceeded to the Garret-lane Cemetery, Tooting, arriv;eg there about half-past 11 o'clock. The journey was one of a depressing character, which was increased by the almost impenetrable darkness of the cemetery. Aided, how ever, bye few lanterns; they were enabled at length to molt the pave, where the gravediggers were waiting to receive them. The coffin was then lowered, and the proems of fill ing in immediately commenced. On its completion the cur. face was flattened down, and thus far terminajed the judg ment of the law. It was, however, intenda this morning that the grave turfs should be again laid down, so as to destroy ►ll trace of the pave. A private mark on the grave • ill, however, be entered in the cemetery books. It is understood that the morbid feeling of some of the public has bean such that repeated applications have been made to the police to view the house and body, but the commissioners gave strict orders that on no account should it be allowed but for the purposes of identification. The constables were kept on duty outside the premises. A gen tleman, we are informed, from Hadanie Tussand's Exhibi tion made application to be permitted to take a plaster cast of the murderer's bead, for an addition to the Chamber of Hanes. He was ready to comply with any request, but in orenmen witk others he was refund. I. LD. W. IP. L Q. L 2. S. - -..-- i Wars I W. 1 3 0 ..... 0.10 -.- altwisas ...-. 20 . t LW. IS r 11.L1 latik 6214 2 S.W. 24 o - UMW ,11210 2 W. S 4 . - 11•6rborons0-482.14 I ILW. U It - Grososiotte 0261 1 LW. 22 r O.* Galway 30.101 0 LW. U rnu Yards 16,64 4 LW. 10 1 - =‘!::: . 33 18 6 3 1 3. 1 1 1 8. w. . 26 , o - Itokbood ...- 0217 I LW. C . 22 a - 18 • - tomOsek• ...- 10.18 51 L .37 f 0 z W. Sli sa .• &IS Brut .25.20161 W. 8.14. 12 1 - L'Ortait 5 10 . 82 N.N.L U 1 - Secestort - 7• L 10 1 - = a ortl; - 03.32 1 4 Z. 14 o - Fouftwouth -2012 48 W. 24 1 - imago . 30. 41 W. 1. is - Dom 3022 - - - 111nwoth -20.1.4 1 W.S.W. I 12 a - 11451gsbuld 30.14* 0 W.S.W. 3 II 1- SONDAY. OM IME NOOIDAT W.S.W.to N.N W., NOarlaielle. LW. to P.W., mode moderate, line. rate to fresh, gene rally flue. %I. to B.E. end to W. to N. and &, WNW COM/M. moderate, tine. &W. and round. tarts- 110OWICOOrt& tole, light, tine. N. to K. and 8.. mode. BOOTH-EAEL into to light, line. ;t7aera — i; to fresh. denenilly fine. to B. and W., mode rate, _ . .E.7 — to light. variable. Norlb.lfait=t)althnies to Lincoln. Weet.Dorwip.l to Corn wall South=Englisli Channel and Biscay Nay Couto. South- Ifeat=Stratt of Dover to LLooolnihire and lieUgoland. AnTintsINTATION or ANDOVER.—ANDoTER, Nov. 13.—The Speaker's writ for the election of a representative to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Mr. W. Oubitt, arrived in the town this morning, and was read at the Town-ball by the mayor. The nomination ls fixed for Tuesday next, and the polling on the following day. Various meetings have been held dudes the week, and party feeling uppers to run very high throughout the town. At a meet ing bald at the Globe Hotel last evening. Mr. Humphory, in the coarse of his address, said that the promisee he had already received were more than sufficient to plane him at the head of the poll. He also stated that he had heard, upou what be believed to be good authority, that intimidation, corruption, and mierepresentetion, bad been practised by some of the supporters of Mr. Hawk sham to pin votes, I. which be would fully acquit that gentleman of beings participator. Moving- COBDEN AND BRIGHT AT ROCHDALE—IS is, we believe, arranged that R. Cobden, Erg.. will &Meese his constitmente in a public meeting to be held on Timothy, the 24th of the present month. As no room is sufficiently capacious to hold the vast numbers who will desire to be present, the committee have arranged to fit up the large new building of Messrs. Thomas Robinson and Sons, who have handsomely placed it at their disposal. The cost of erecting • platform and seats for enure two thousand per moa will be considerable, and • small charge will be wade to the front seats and platform to defray the necessary ex penses. It is not nolikely that Mr. Bright, M.P., will be present, rod take part is the proceedings. THE DUTCH LADIES' EXPEDITION TO THE WHITE Itr.—Mr. Tines, with reference to the statement made by him oe Monday last, at the meeting of the Geographical Society, writes that the ladies, his relatives, now engaged upon ea exploring expedition in Eastern Africa, having par tially recovered from attacks of fever, were, when be lest heard from them, about to proosed to • mountain called Omuta or Casenga, and Dot iDlezurjii, as prioted in the re- CThe party proceeded 8. W. and W. of the Bahr el id. Dr. von lieuglio, who accompanied the ladies, report' that it is proposed to track the western tributaries of the White Nile. and to explore the vast water-shed lying between that river and Central African depression. THE EANuIANA BOYAR, LEICESTER -SQUARE. — The messiah( opportenities of visits, this old established Place of instructive entertainment, so long popular as Burford's," are very limited, as the exhibition will finally close on the 12th of December next. Tns "OXFORD Maarysa."—The hoardings and dead walls of Loodosi display large Nile announcing a nom memoratkis of them worthies. Heenan and Tom King will rippler, and amoral seshanipioss will " set to." The " Oxford mertyrs," It should be known, are the Prim lighters recently sect to prison by the magistrates of that county for a breach of the pesos "CAPTURED Arrucasui."—On the 17th instant the brigantine Flora Funchal arrived from Madeira with sixty passeogers, all of whom mid their own purges .• sad yostetday ttio barque Reward, from 8& Helmut, brought 81 math and 51 female captured Afrlaana. Them are said to be an imoslthat batch of iminigraaln, and being young and healthy they are likely to prove vale as agricultural labourers. As the people from Madeira paid their own swages, they mania be classed with the ordinary run of Inimigraate. the captured Atrium is a female who is mad to kayo seas a prime's In her oars comdry. She keeps up, wo aro Informed. as great a s et: as oes is her position possibly or hol l i ro n ti he s r eing in their am, spo ea° Aet with Ain tipan agristrer. Oct. 20. A Glasgow paper announces " for sale, by private hergeha, the ereaderfal arise of Jamie Watt, the illustrious inveskinglintimm, made sp a his own hands for bis own sasuarkmth ill the city d Obingow, marl, 100 yews ego? SHARE LIB7S--(THI8 DAY.) Two °Two& The railway market is doll to-day, and where any variations have taken place in prices they have teen in an adverse direction. Metropolitan and Great Northern stocks have receded 1 per cent., and Great Western and South Eastern , 4 . London and North Western stock is now quoted 1031 to 4 ; Great Western, 644 to ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 110; Caledonian, 118 to ; South Eastern, og to 96 ' • Great Eastern, 494 to ; Great Northern, 125 to 126 ; London and South Western, 101 to ; and Metropolitan, 1241 to 1261. Great Indian Peninsula stock is firm, and Scinde doll. Other Indian lines are steady, as well as Canadian. Dutch Rhenish shares exhibit a favourable tendency. 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Andralatur all I i -. 7 97 sot 1 ostssisi Gas - 10.000 1 Da Nov.. -,- 1 1 0 poi - 01.6 d 16 Odd la dna iplas.) all I 2/ -- ic 10,000 II °reran Gas 2 Idß 111 a - 61,0e6 IL Pril Neer lad • 11.0 ISO 48 60 - WAN 00 Prin. and Odd reen all d 14 84 10.*00 10 De. New lO 20 V pen - 17.16 10 v. e . a.1,11191.411L(L) 51 1 0/114 - 10461 le r Ina ••- - - all t 5 f 1 - *MO IA Now an 7 8 -• 4,114 16 1110 de lan. City Tra.(L) all 17 18 - "WO * Do. dio 4 1 W - ILWS IN Royal Wall Mem - On 74 70 .4 751 zel 100.0(4 N. Seed& A *Ai. liirerins lOO 142 147 - 10,000 SO &African Mort. Lov.(l 6 3 1106 - 14,,.0 4, 1/1001 alillintlall Lord all 33 $4 - .... 1 Interrtne Ti Nen " all 1 1 -. la. 0 .. 2,144 ot Arita.) F.I. 1 par ido •-• 41. 1 .Mq IP rmeolkL¢.oo.U.Osimbeli • d t . or ..- ^ """ • "•-.. e1na.4.... laws .0.,. I i pm - 10.000 l9 Van Tearda's TANA._ lit 12 I 14 •••• PREFRRENCE SHARER Groot Easton, East Aogliso No. 1, 5 pot omt. stook, Creel 107. Great Winter. Original Pretenses 4i per cents., 90. Ditto, West Midland Guaranteed shares, 5 per *rot., 1863, 54. London and Brighton, 7 per cent. Preference Stock, 165. London, Chatham, and Dover, t per cent. pref., 99 to 4. North Eastern Stockton sodDsrlingtom, B 6 per 05nt.,331. Ditto C 6 per cent., 331. MALT A 8 FOOD FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP. —The following letter hu been addressed to the chairman of the Central Farmers' Club by Mr Fitzroy Kelly, one of the Members for Feet Suffolk :—" Sit,—T am instructed by the committee appointed to Inquire into the effect of the malt tax, upon the quality produced, and the prim of barley and malt, and upon the feeding of cattle and sheep with malt, to ray that they will feel exceed ingly obliged for any information that your association may have the means of communicating to me between the present time and the reassembling of parliament concerning the application of malt to the feeding of cattle, sheep, and pigs, and espeeislly the relative value and effect of barley, °Reek.. mother dmeription of food, as compared with malt in the fattening and feedingof cattle, end In the production of milk. Should it be within the province or power of the society or its members to which the wish of the committees may be made known, to make any experiment upon this important subject. and so to put to the test the comparative advantages end ooet of the oat mode of feeding widths other, the remain; of such experiments, especially if made with great care and nuentensee, sod reported upon with the most accurate precision, will be extremely acceptable to the com mittee, end of gnat benittitaed service to the public —I have the honour to be, air, your very obedient servant, FITTROT Butte." The committee are about to cell the especial attention of the members of the club to the subject of this commuoicatiou, with the view to obtaining some practical information on the points ruined by Sir Fitzroy Kelly. It will be necessary that any such data on the relative value of malt and barley for feeding purposes should be supplied early io the new year, ea the committee purpose dealing with such matter se my be forwarded at the monthly meeting, on the first Monday is February, 1864.—Gardeners' Ctronick. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPTB.—The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the 7th of November, on 11,028 miles, to 572.1001., and for the coevespondieg week of last tear. on 10,578 miles, to 540,3431, showing an Mcrae.. of 450 miles, and of 31,7571. ie the receipts. The gross receipts en the following 15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7.790 miles, to 456,3001., and for the eorompondieg week of 1862, on 7,596 miles, to 436,9711.. @hewing an Increase of 194 miles, and 19,3291. in the ramie* The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,1231. ; os the Great Festers to 2,038/. ; on the Great Northern to 2.5751.; on the Great Western to ; on the Lanosabire and Yorkshire to 1,3681 ; en th e Loudon and North-Western to 3,7631.: on the London end South-Waders to 8221.; on the Manchester. Sheffield, and Liseolukke to 1,2851. ; en the Midland to 1,7011. ; ea the North British to 7161. ; on the North- Eastern to 3.9731.—t0te1, 20,7751. But from this must be deducted 1791.. the duresse on the Great *sibs* and Western ; 4481. ea the London, Brighton, end South Oast; and 8191. or the erinth•Kastern—together, 1,4464, lzaavi2i the *crease ea above, 19,3 M. The goods and traffic on three lines aiecaustod to 266.7071. ; and few the correspond*" week of 1862 to 250,3291., showing as Ineresa of 18,3781. The receipts for passengers, pares* ko., amounted to 189.114X11., age** 186,6421.. showing en there** of 2,9511. The traffic receipts ea 63 other lime aseanated, es 3338 mils, to 115.8001., and for the coon. week Let year, es 2,982 miles. to 103,3724 L ea wrg ea name E 6 miles, and el 12.4281. in the receipts. The id* receipts of the pest week show a de cree* of 14,7801. es compared with these of the preceding week, indiag the 31* of October. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. The stook markets to-day are dull. Consols are quoted 1-16 to A per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Home railway stocks are rather fiat, and in some instances prices have receded. As regards foreign stocks, the tendency of quotations has not been favourable, though little actual alteration has occurred. Preparations for the settlement in shares and foreign stocks have attracted attention to-day. The outstanding transactions are now greatly reduced in amount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 25c., being 4 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 4, cum div., for money, and 914 to 4, ex div., for the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901 ; New Three per Cents, 901, 1 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 991; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 1051 ; and Exche quer Bills, 4s. die. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds are f per oent worse than yesterday, the former at 381 to 39, and the latter at 334 to 34. Greek are unaltered, at 301 to 4, and Turkish Consolidie, 1 better, at 48 to 4. Anglo-Turkish Bonds exhibit no change. Egyptian and Portuguese Bonds have been rather more cohered to - day. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Austrian, 82, ex div. ; Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 894 ; Dutch Cat aficates, 1001 ; Egyptian, 99k, 981, 994 ; ditto second issue, 984 to 99 ; Greek, 301; ditto, for account, 301, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 141 ; Italian, for account, 711 ; Mexican, 381, 391, 381 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86#; Portu guese, 1856, &c., 49, 4, 481; ditto, 1863, scrip, 11, 4 prem. ; Spanish, 544, 531 ; ditto Passive, 331; Turkish, 1858, 694; ditto 1882, 71, 701 ; Venezuela. 241 ; ditto 1862, 56, ex div. International Financial shares are quoted 34 to 4 pram. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 11 to 14 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 24 to pram. ; Discount Corporation, 74 to 8 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 3to prem. ; National Steam, sto prem. ; Merchant Banking, 41 to 5 prem. ; Australian Laud and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Anglo-Austrian Bank, 1 die. to 1 prem. listv-rser Two o'Cicoi. Consols aro now quoted 92i to i, with div., for money, and 91 5-16 to 7-16, or 911, ex div., for tho 3rd December. An instalment of 15 per cent. falls due on Mon day on the last Brazilian Loan. The annexed notices relating to the debts of ' Venezuela and New Granada were forwarded to the Stock Exchange yesterday by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. wairzzoici. DIM —Minim Baring Brothers and Co.'s agents in Venezuela advise that they have received for 55 morlie:t. of the import duties for one week from the -house of latGuayra, 31,998.08; Puerto Cabello, 1,14L88-33.140.94. At the departure of the mad they were settling with the Custom-house at La Guars for another week, bat the statement was not in time to be for warded by this packet. New GRANADA DlOlT.—Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this mail on account of New Granada di videeda, from the Custom-house of Buenaventura, 6341. 10a. Leaden, Nov. 13. Notice is given, that in conformity with the agreement of the 25th March, 1861, the sums applioable to the third, fourth, and fifth redemption of the Foreign Debt of New Granada (being for each half year2,ooo/., and one mum of 1,1221.175. 3d. for moiety of dividend from the Panama Railroad for the year 1862), two-thirds for the active and one-third for the deferred debt, have been employed in the purchase of certain New Granada Bonds, the particulars of which are published in due course. The arrival of 312,0001. in specie was announced yesterday, the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, having brought 279,0001., and the Scotia, from New York, 33,0001. The silver market remains decidedly fiat. Some considerable parcels were offered for sale yesterday at a reduction of id. per ounce, viz., at bs. lid., but without finding buyers. The improvement in the foreign exchanges affords a profit on the importa tion of silver from the Continent, notwith-tauding the dulness of the market here for this metal. The exchanges with the Continent yesterday afternoon have again ruled more in favour of thia country, owing to the state of the money market. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1L173 to 12: ditto, 3 days, ILI7 to 18; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L193 to 121 Antwerp, 3 months, 25.50 to 55; Bamberg, ma blew, th ree =albs, 13.81 to 91 ; Paris, 3 days, 23.2510 321; ditto. 3 meths, t 5.721 to 21 ; Frankfort-o e -the-Maine, 3 =oaths, 119/ to 121 ; Peters (per rouble% 3 months, 34 to 1 ; eft. go., 3 amethe,ll.9o to 12 ; Trieste, eff. do 3 menthe, IL 90 to 12 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 1: Cadiz, 3 month, 481 to 3 ; Leghorn. 3 months , 25.80 re 90 ; Gents, 3 months, 25.90 to 90; Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 90; ' Naples, 3 months. 25.80 to 90; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 90; Measles, 3 months, 25.80 to 90; Lisbon, 90 days, fai to 1. Oporto, 90 days, 524 to I. The advices from St. Petersburg state that the rate of discount in the open market had advanced to 10 to 12 per cent. This rate, however, was merely nominal, business being quite at a standstill. The merchants had ceased to draw on London, and several failures had been announced. At Paris the rate for money in the open market is now Of per cent. ; at Vienna and Turin, 7 ; at Berlin and Brussels, 5 ; at Hamburg, 6 ; at Frankfurt, 43 ; and at Amsterdam, 4i per cent. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company have issued an advertisement inviting applications for 500,0001. of 4} per cent debentures, for seven years, guaranteed by the Secretary of Shit, for India. It appears that the 700,0001. of Egyptian Seven per Cent. Debentures just offered here through the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company have been all taken readily. This well-managed Trading Company is not uocesaarily a financial establish ment, but took charge of this loan because the transaction had an important counexion with other business iu which the Egyptian government is con cerned, including the importation of cattle and the purchase of agricultural machinery. The primary objects of the company in this operation have been to assist the Viceroy in the measures which he is adopting iu aid of the suffer ing populati oo , and at the same time to undertake a class of business bringing in a good commission. The company appears to be progres sing remarkably well. The best proof of this is presented in the fact that it has already secure 1 a profit sufficient to return a large dividend to the shareholders, and apparently fully warranting the present, if not a higher, premium on the shares. The most important of the company's agencies in the upper country and on the Red Sea have already been organised, so that, quite apart from the finan cial transaction just effected, the regular business of the uudertaking goes on satisfactorily. The business"oi the East London Bank will he commenced on Monday, the 16th inst., at No. 124, Feuchnrch-street. We are requested to state that the list of applica tions for shares in the Australian Mortgage Laud and Finance Company (Limited) will be closed for London on Friday, the 20th instant, and fur the country on Saturday, the 21st. It is stated that the capital of this company is virtually secured. Victoria and New South Wales Government De bentures were flat, and New Zealand inquired for. We understand that the drawing of the Turkish Loan of 1862 is likely to take place towards the middle of next week. _ The ship Tudor bail been engaged for the convey ance of government emigrants from Birkenhead to Melbourne. The Emigration Commissioners re quire another ship to proceed to Melbourne. Psohav *rmga. Consols, which closed yesterday at kr to fez div. for the 3rd Dec.,cloeed to-day at 911 " berm." For money the last price was 924 to I with div. The official business report is as follows — Thew per Cent . Consols, for money, 92 4 , 1, it= for account, 914, * • Three per Cents. 901, 4, I, 4 ; New T h ree per Oasts., 90, 4, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761, Thirty Years Annuities 1885, 14j ; Bank Stock, 2354 • India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 14181, e i_i ditto Bonds, re. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enf " , rupee paper , 1054. 1 Indian cerement securities were steady, except India Bonds, which were dull, at par to ss. press. Exchequer Bills remain at 9a. to 4s. dia. The foreign stock market was rather firmer as regards the more speculative securities. In the market for bank shares prices in a few in stances were somewhat better, and in others, in cluding Union Bank of Australia. rather lower. There was a reduction in Berlin Waterworks and British Indian Tea shares. London Finarcial shares have risen to eil to 64 prem , while International were dull at 31 to 4 prem., and General Credit at 2 7-16 to 9.15 prem. Hudson's Bay were last quoted 14 to 14 din. ; and Egyptian en Trading, 2 to 24 prem. Marine shares were last quoted to-day 11 to 121 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4! to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, 31 to 3* 4 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. • Universal Marine, par to 4 prem. ; and English ' and Scottish Marine, 4 to 4 prem. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were nomi nally quoted 2 1 to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 3 to 34 prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bulk, 4 die. to I I prem. ; Littlehampton and Hou6eur Steam, 14 to i t 24 prem. ; East London Bank, 2 to 34 prem. ; pre Metal Company, par to prem.; Eng lish and Swedish Bank, 34 to prem. • Dis count Corporation, 74 to 8 prem. ; loucesterehire Smelting, 1 to 14 prem. ; Constantinople and 1 Alexandria Hotels, 2to 3 prem. ; Central Darjee ling Tea, 4 to 4 prem. ; City and County Amour . anoe, Ito 14 prem. ; Australian Mortgage, 4 to 4 , prem. ; Lundy Granite, 4to 4 prem. 11‘ IN FATAL EFFECTS Or LONG FASTING. An inquiry wag held by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, last night, at the Windsor Oastle Tavern, Victoria - p ut, respecting the death of Mr. Edward Barber, aged t 9 years, a gentleman who expired in the park from the effect. of prolonged abstinence from food. The deceased was a centrism and wiorsinerebaut, at 11, Lime-street. Qty. On Wedneedag e hil ad eft home at soon, IFit is supposed he changed his and seat to th e to the Britash Mensuni, but, partial to 17laforia titer place. Inspector Moths lewd him lying on the our dead et half .part 3 o'clock. Dr. C. W. Latham mid that be happened to be parsing through the park and was celled to deceased, who was dead, but etas warm. He had since made a post modem examination of the body and found the stomach, &c., empty, without any trace of food. There wee goose fatty degeneration of the heart, and deceased having become faint from want of food, the heart had not sulloient power to perform its fneetioes. and death ensued. A sandwiolt and a glass of wine would have saved drosemed's life. A daughter of deceased's mid that he lunched at 12 o'clock. - Dr. Latham said that the mast have been some mis take on that point. Deceased weld not have mates aay thieg for many heal. . . Tie j reituraed a verdict "That deceased was found deli in Ylebeia•park, Iran failure of the action of the hoed." WZATHKR IMPOD.T.--(THIS DAY.) IlArosmut. Nom= 14. a Lit. uarourairf =Jam AND KOOK& US to Ilsa,..llseasagaft e 11 di ... 86 100 NA Tar ... - IS sa , iiiii:Ci P i k - II IN Mold 8311 Lobe .. Id 04 - N. 110 , • .. . 118 U 9 - N .U . •ma esel.;:-:. - - - se sa . ..... I 71 - II all Do. •1 A76;11 - 14 - .. 85911 r -, - - 'l5 mll Do. 1 19.8.169911104611. -.- -. Is a , ..1)..1 as 00 - N a De0d..51411.&1111.13 IS 17 - 4. 11611310•484aod 4115446 11 94 96 -. ' 51. 145 1114599. •I. W4511 1 / 1 1 la 110 107 11. geed &d em 45 60 di Nt. Do. • look AO 48 Ad IL WI Do. Z. 406.1514,110 2 71 81 - 1L 105 Groilforlkollloo4l4B49 - - - N. 610 Great Ncedire .... . An Mk 15 MI Do.a. 9 Ans. so 4h. sr 129 530 1202 as. Do.3llll4poLls mad 3 156 136 - Ilk 105 at. lloulk• We& OW 196 102 -. 96. AD • Wilma 844 66 WI 4 111. 140 DolkierVoLlloaJ4k - - - U. Do. Boole Wass - 96. 515 Do. 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Now 1 1 pm - N. 100 Northl4•ll644alsbo- 77 79 77 14 all lkeliall.Wolonsloso 11 111 - Mtlel *dila Osslasl . 1116 116 - N. WO N. 1 Aleielili. 41 4t -. elt IA 1041=11. 98 149) 10 oli a weiZia - - - ID. 164 to - N. 100 Devon -..- - 11. 10 th illollllll . 941 di 961 N. les rear.* st:s;riii 97 99 -. El on W 01112510.110 10 109 - S. &OS vas 740 - 10 5 Do B 10 3 Do 0 AO till Mir ....»..»...... - - Nl9 Do. .... ...... - - - 11i 59 Do. ...... - - -. IS. 110 Vole of 116401 —. ... 96 88 - SI. IM3!10.18 1116.•14091e , 174 175 - N. PM 17184170r1 • Mum -.- - 6t 800 1106 Corniest! - - St. 1)0 Wiladlopoolearb.Blll - - - FORZION =MAIM RAILWAY% I Mosta( velem I at St. et. St qt. St. ha 100 I in an MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two &Chow. There is not much business in the mining market to-day, but the tendency of prices is favourable. Feat Russell shares are in renewed demand, and have risen to 51 to it. Wheal Seton and New Rose warns are also better—the former at 166 to 170, anal the latter at 20 to 22. Chiverton are rattier lower, at 91 to 10. East Carleton are quoted 27 to f ; West Chivertoo, 51 to 52 ; and Chiverton Moor, 6f to f. In the Stock Exchange Great South Tolgus shares have been dealt in at 5 ; West Caradon, at 18 and 181 ; and Wheal Ludcott, at if. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and prices without change. The Crenver and Wheal Abraham United Mining Company is the title of a new undertaking just brought forward under influential auspices. The capital in 150,0001., in 30,000 shares of 51. each, of which only 11,000 remain for allotment. The mineral properties to be worked are situated in the centre of the richest mining district in Cornwall, and are known as Wheal Abraham, Crenver, Oatfleld, Wheal Sarah, and Trenoweth. They form a continuous run of rich mines for upwards of a mile on the course of the lodes, due east and west, and are surrounded by mines which have paid very large dividends. Favourable reports on the properties from well known practical mining autho rities are included in the prospectus. From Bast Wheal Russell the following telegram was received from the agent yesterday :—" The lode in 120 worth 551. to 601. per fathom ; indications and character good ; no other change." At West Chiverton, Valpy's lode has been cut in the 80 fathom level crosscut south, worth 50/. per fathom, and the mine has otherwise greatly im proved. The 80 west in Williams's lode is now worth 1001. per fathom ; 80 east ditto, 301. ; 70 • west ditto, 25/. ; 70 west, Elizabeth's, 7!. ; 80 west, Valpy, 501. ; 80 east ditto, 501. ; total value, 2621. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadel- RUM and North : The metal market is beginning to feel the effect of the • advance in the rate of discount ; operators use great can non. &mimes has been very quiet, each, some articles priors have a downward tendeocy. ban: Mahe are full of orders, and previous quotations are fully lasi- • taiud. The same remarks appl► to Staffordshire nen. Scotch pig iron has given way, present quotations being 60s. 6d. and 61s. 9d., 3 months' prompt. Copper Smite,. adhere to official quotations, both for raw and neems factored, but second-hand parcels of tile soil cake are oh- • minable a couple of pounds below filed prices. Burrs in • quoted 101/. ; Kannada, 1021. ; and Chili, 904 Tio.—Pies • quality of Straits realised 1131. 10s. Banos, nominally, 1151. The Dutch market is at67i ff. English tie olitaiaibhe from 34 par ton below smelters' prawn. Tin Plats.—The doomed continues good, prices unaltered. Lead has b e . come quiet and rather easier. Spelter.—A gond demand has sprung up for Hull delivery, for which as high as 181. 2e. 6d. was paid ; the demand still contianes. Parcels on the spot bare realize only 164 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ITRLS DAT.) Off lINCIIIIO AND caniaaarronsa. TIIIZOLAP11.) (mom ocra owl 001111113PONDIRT.) Market very dull at yesterday's prima Was probabbr about 3,000 balm TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted . 428. 6d. est cash ; Petersburg Y.O. oil the swot, 43a. 3d. ; all tar year, 43.. ; January to liareh,44s. too s. 34. ; Nardi, Yr. ItAarsr Arnuoza.—Town tallow, 47rs. ; fat 2s. ditto, 20. ; yellow RIMILD. 455. 6d. ; melted 345. ; rough ditto, 19s. ; tallow peavey lbs. ; dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey anl Easton report trade for meadow bay firm, clover not so good. Prime meadow bay, 70a. Is 80s. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 925. Bd. ; rowan, ON. ; clover, 01.1, 955. to 110 a. ; ditto n oted eat, 30.. la 100 s. ; steals. to 30a. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) All kinds of produce in season are abundant. Supplies of pineapples especially are very heavy ; prices are, tierefore, in consequence, somewhat lower than those of lan week. Imported grapes are radioing from lid. to Is. per lb. Of foreign melons there is a good stock. There is also a good supply of Clommontel, Glou Marceau Moosier Is Care. sod Bu pears . rrE Dial pea. Some good samples of ltibeton pippin sal Coes mugs pippin apples may now be obtained. Knit cobs ore good and plentiful. New St. Michael oranges re alise from ss. to 10s. per 100. For potatoes the market is still heavy. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchid., pelargo niums, utast", marigolds, mlceolarias, migoonette, aud rues. ygIIIT. Mae Apples, per tb., is to es Grapes, per lb., Is to re Apples, p. aloe, 1501 to Itt6d Pears, per 1 der ts id tore Melons, entb, 2.1 to a Lemon., per 100, is to 10%_ ikr - anges, per 100, sr. t, 10s uw, as4l. p. bark, Ire 10 18, Kent oohs. 801 tr. SID• p-r .%Irnueda. clo., 1,4 Walnuts, , 14. 11, 20. Cheanuta, per bush., lb to %It VEGETABLIts. Cobham, p. doe. Is to ft ; Tomatoes. eel. lid to eaullfkovers. each. ad told ' Celery, per bond r. 10 0.1 to to Potatoes, York keirellta, per I per lb.. ad ton, Lou to :Os Garlic, per lb , tW , Rheas, do., 606 to 80s I lettuces. each, Id to CI Turnips. per bunch, td to lid Endsvc, per score, Is to ft Carrots.. do , el to el Horaerelish.p. bunch, Ise's& to 41 Spinach, per dere, Is Old to ft I Ilushecone , ,p pat.. is to .4 ye encumbers. each, ad to le Linsley, per It bunhes, Lie told liset, per doe. Is al Main, per bunch. From au interesting table furnished by the S.S. trooomer of the Liverpool Observatory, it appear. that the rainfall ie Lancashire dories the past mouths of September awl October, was nearly dot.ble that of the correveraliag months since 184 d. The mean rainfall during September and October In Lancashire 'Moo 1846 ia 5.46 ierkes ; for the two months past it is 10.07. Serious damage ban bees. dose in consequence to the lowlyieg lands of the county. THE MORYA COLLIERY REPLOISION.—Yegterday nine more bodies were foetid in the pit at Ifrofr. near Swansea, where the explosion took place about three weeks ago. The number of uerecovered bodies is yet 11. The four bodies brought to the mouth of the pit yesterday more ing were greatly disfigured, and ware eel, identified by their clothing lied tobacco boxes. The wiSoureed impost was to have been betel yesterday, but a further adjournment was agreed to. It is thought desirabk to wait until the last body is found, because it is believed that that will furbish a clue to the cause of the explosion. If it wen oixamoised by the opening of a lamp by a workman, gigue of that equities will be sees on the letup, which will se doubt he found in the halide of the roan. A former expionas at the as colliery was occasioned by the opening at • is p, and ea that oixeMosi four lives were lost. "I