The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Swage is Boaco—lldre Yr. Jerre WIMoos) n. Court arty art AY swift ro Mr mime mai d oor horoodistely allorrorlo 4orrod, drir Zombi* korai tort la Ur C. of law. CONSUITORT COURT. Min De. Lasolligka) Tb• Court in• seseisir maim la aquas of gems - Wes miming 4•11 d sailidea et • Mel Is we of Mmes. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mama Mr. Ommisinie leallimpow) IN .3 00118A/10.-TILI MOW, 111.111111 WM. Ti we • 11•111•1 isse=vre it at liiihr lai t Os Pop= t a Peak: who ialta'vesedydigird lb. De /I,^ ea MEW 411 tbe earl exerpt, lieleeed a pert be WK. is error et Or ell el MI ea 14 are tell la Or NI et retdrieree Owl by the , walakstag the are et M. brelow It wee eteirdet Oat tbb peat wr mot peeraed by Dna- INlre 411111, the herbs,. set barn bold ble Orbilty et Ilkez e = •elyesied to tbe pad, es O. pet at Or It big idea Oat Dreekrelt • ere tersappeill spar. Hie aarr ield the dialer and rid weld to to rhea Ilk the peek .dobey Or dividend dB MIMI the weal in Breffietere ere rp erlked. Mr. Ds Mein MI St 1.1 ge le Ds New of Lords, and too may well be rad waft doe ern Tr Oerniresse—Thes i de are rams to the Floor of Le nt ek sir Aged dr mord ha hi your pocket all that Y It dodo. St tholo Ms hos a *Addled of Is. Id. is ild=rlllll Xt. lfola alined Os onomat of that shoat; loot lin ollkdol - Mid that Imo won soll "Motet boa Is Mai. Thaarimielmor—Thimals — i• IW :—•• • sessad dirt ied roam es am pooh en t• be raid ea pet p.m etth As alms; dm ivy me ii Is be tabloids,. U the Nadi tea Imadiat yea mit alma la pertain. UCIOLVERT DEBTORS COURT. CI LI JAMS OILSZICT, The lorahrd, tics 17111:haornjobli of Paistrarsr- L. 2.7"..l l l:=ltr a t=tithiti Wm* awl rod/ own Noir= ; Mr. darc i rparsd. The ass mos Wats dts war la bar, rid sad asir limo salsodnes et Mr. MEM err, as atissor, garbed surd dr bashorea mower la Paorriorsorow, ebb\ tw. Irsobt la by Mr. Oros, • rides, Aid are reerd as br dr lasshose's ra Mr. T rot mart& at sows Welk Mk and owed dm Ora vas at *irks la tits rattr i nk Mimed dna MI Ms bra dud Or sr as Mt wolf bon Casmistimar Moridty arraord Walt wirded orb&We dr ardour of Mr. Tow, old isikrlmi Ws lONA g to ise lorthemi. . . . . The ha:lmA wr then sr ad se es re bus be hal arastatwet on the yenspret " WM the Omer MN tbs girth r Ida _a he rears& the bee ae Mated, aid eng it yr woe dr rout "000 et to. war bed been M. W. dad streauorly urged that Ire yr art • ear for r inasolkde dlecherge. nen la bar know hantryt cite led Inedvares to s ersidwable sneer, and Aire lied her • SIM pelt ot 600 t. • year. The bursa INS carried ce by him sr and the creditors thought they bed red Arun so Marry said be esald ragas t• thb ere to dleitardeb k fiery the arnebise 111 ern Mb awn airier bed preyed, tbst bad be been showed to go as be weal t bar rid Ids creditor Two creditor presented ✓enselre sad crapierd. The goodeill re said to be worth 300 t. Aft(' a long diecnesica the insolvent was discharged. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) *A2 , 1111q24- . IIOUSE. Jaw* Ferro II know et about 92 years of age, was brought keine tba Levi Nero odor Ur following &seal ant*. Mr - .41111wa Simha Light, a I awe packer, nridio: ei et 6, lageleadvesa, said—Talridey asespde a little beim hew *AM, ME the remiss h was prosmg, I bawl the prism peeing herd whet my side. I baled et Ida, sad Meet tin milletely saw my watch dews. Rs tried la get my. I called " Stop = l.ll ' sod le ria awq be rs heed as hie hada would carry yam, hie Isft la his flight. " 1 47 X. af 43, Arliagton.equare, Isling ton, clerk, wii—l was skoNaft by the proserutor yesterday allofelli whin ths muscle win passing. I sew she pri mer la the met deseribed by the prosecutor, sad be rats off tad lIMa to webs ids escape ea soca ea the prose solar wild oat "Stop that" The Lord Mayor—What are yea, primer? Prism—Ps a wearer. The lard Mayor—Wier do yea weave far? Primer—A ma is Spoals. . A goetionan who w.. in attergionre to prosecute in mother owe. stopped into the tritem-boo, and told that he rocoamittel owing the prmoner trying to make his !Kepi frail tie proorrator when tho cry of "Stop thief: was tied. The Lad Illeyor ameneced the prisowr to 21 days' confine sent Y lionoway . pal, with bard labour. Maw Jenne a youeor thief, woe charged with :Vlto etial $ goad pia treat the emit C Glover jun., dark of 32, Bookbelbwry, The geoesattne said—Abset ✓time ofeiock 3 . ewerday I woke akoog King Williewoonst, when I found pri brd main over we obooklor from behind, and be was odlosidiag to stool pr He we sitreounded by let et thieves, mod bad It or bra ke that, together with Ni he sr I aboold net has rhea hits into ennody. Poilowwn AMNIA Cintweed. B. fink proved taking t he =A ttots ollos4w or rid tbst: o r searching st wl • gold or (posirsi) fa bit boot. Tbo lard Idero—Do re atvaribbly carry your pin in yew beet It gyms ee be • mamba. pr. Polmor—lfo, net reepdarly, but it fell through airhie beet. (laughter.) ltd q Mayer—Ten way madder yourself Ireek7 that Ache did sot lees It. (To ths wiles) What Dort of pockets hoesot Tolouro—Rordos Mime puckoei—doublo boles to 'or so at Ist the bood wok try. Orbr—No Is as old Obi my rd. I know biro well. Tr Lad Xoyor—Ptrar I awl osennit you to lid krnsp::_kw two moan" with hard kaboar. Wins I aro or of pal I suppose I can hems c= l, Idure—Oh door no. Mort people don't any Gobi Or fa OW boots. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. AND ATTPM YTFI 81.71CTDE, Thas lte;r;i;. - , Vier wassrable-lualtiag, talddlnaged warring prowl st the bar bane Mr. Barr, MsEp aewrl neisids by thrawrg Irsult ei V Ihrprirmt err t It armed ism ths whirr af a uprise rah lams Fawley, tar sa Ma Weimaks& err Imrpsit Sr d be was erre. p . lnpark, sad who nor dr st er* atue of Aeldllir aWird ths criss of " help, b pressed front tit tiara at the lterpeatiae. He rea twat* the rot at far r In cord, when he ear two youths, win hilted 01 him M lams sa a woman was is the new sad drowsing. ardistely palled oir W art sad worm. and sawag 71M abject at tore draws In 'be water, he swam trwards it sad slier a little time succertd is dragging' the body of to woasa at the bar, in • perfectly isranbis rids. He tra with ssaistemes seam d her to the receiving b= d ;r a he b : the swan reendiss was applied, end attar • teas hod *taped she was surrisatly wavered to be is. rowed by the polies lathe workhouse. . Mr. 11 seas .- maid the prispere the came of her snagg ing seat reek act The p4.a.i rid it we. dairies and the cruelty bf ha hrh~, who had gonad be out of her home and had abed to allow her a eagle penny towarde her support. Mr. Bandon was staid then wee aseething more Weal the soma which the pr leaner did not think prop. le . _ _ • teepsetehle workturzon has Mapped forward, sad add be was requested by the prieuser's husband, who was ma M ansur Mead of hie, to awed baba hi. worship and =pada esstteer Tiee poisoner, who bad been repstedl7 charged Mazylama Po . •t. rt for • abillor alma, wee • moat la raterste drumhead. She bed • rand home ad • kid lam b/ad, whose happiness the bad completely dearoyeL She bid lea kta lor other Ines is Ism that three or door times, sad each time he bad begins ha on the moans of hoe se. donna& hut all to so purrs*. At bat be lade ansupp mem to allow her 10. per week previa( she kept sway be.. hies. *be, howear,uo sooner get held wi th@ matey thsa she you It drink mad whew ill was pone lee snomptal her W. Yr. Baba add it was • most vssismakely ark and be hardly his. bow to deal with each • woman. H. wail, however, remead her se the Hones of Canaan be s week, sad base hisr w M pissed user is manned aro al &Nokia stiles alma, who as duke would Imam yea boo mind the vitamins, el alaratag bar hb. WISTKINVIIIR, --------- TyarvALume LAW. Jewss Kendall end Ado Zottode leo" thawed beim 11t. Pareose with us=dioottmee et the Cock rills here, Nestb-ebeeei. Mr. Jam Ihsepoith visOulhr the p•- Odor of Ste bee" old lot ad* teme Mayo dis* ills soft to Orme sem to Ids how owl mini Ma we Madetsg thom is hello emodeis of bed 1 whe lA* do solishhowhosf be WWI b own tlos, mei be •ito the iris &NMI of lobe so as • howls of Yoe ohieeder Ma wme mino tootofleally a tr . it-11 T the Memos tabet —hor mere, do. Ups my voheiti to one Moo as of rhea look •Om Am the toluder &mil It, Ash It Ws to plan. Mr. Pewee—Do you think it we. dose Wilfully? Freserekw—l bare ato doubt of It, but I do oat know Ala of lir two broke It. They beams so d , elk Woes* was s very bed, that I was to sad it a sewetable to take them into custody. Pelistronsiabis B, 239, maid that he, upon reathithr the these, heal It lea mate of complete uproar, to cormathoe of the esmthet of the priaonen , and there were several lat *edema= to t of the bar and to the limber. Ls ib t i eirweeid act be grist be was obliged to take thus lots ltr.7spthee bald the preseentor that be wee hood to 4.118.4 seeth ell em applythg kr ralearsis as bug as they caetholed Ithmest Pressearrw i Lleid by tbo t =that I was liable to be emmemed It I mead cusAcMd il=Cmisitio.-The bore Is Watched by the pollee, the presswater bee • deal of tivithis is keeping eth 111111111111101•111. Ns. Preslir—Bst you Dear WI him ad w 101.11 refresh web so marbled thin'« if they bans/ tbsonalves Cummbe7n, tie Prii Is wee bald ttobail hi their own recognises:is bop tie mos. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1857. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. on =arm: masairs.) LIVERPOOL MESTINO.—THIS DAY. HIJRDLE RACE. EL Harkaway Cared 6r.. ALPITItEII PLATE, 0... n. .. BourgeoisL lifte - Baria:ay w , embodied, II Begot, Quer Bees, I.M. Haseptirey, sad &mew f, are Wee. KNOWSLEY NURSERY STAKES. Half a setae. Wets, Say, Sethiatune, Melly, Captain Wed Baroness f, lady Ann, lady Elizabeth, Adventurer= King Wilhelm, ere here. WELTER CUP. One . m 4.3 and • balk cotwad, iceik . ria, - ;iirsTucT r ;ti,7wVein. OTRes AaairAta.—apedel License, Englernere, Tour mune, Borderer, peabeyne, Gilliver, Thin' defy Knock Tuned Maid, Warden:am-eke:a= De WWI, St. Oiled, December, Under =matt, Lams o, Tkff, Ellen the Fair, Onebarine Lees, Wad lieney. LONDON OlNlJt.dl 0NN13178 00NP.A2a. (THIS HAY.) This afternoon a extraordinary general meeting of dr almosiewe la the Jove company ass held at the Limas towns, for the rupees of reoeiring reports of the sad council of suprvigioa, M. VACQIISIX, Presi ding, rue chair. Thu repel of the gem. stated that the active capital of fin amounts to 1,067,8341. 13s. 10d. The num ber of amwienm purchased up to the 4th of July wee 604, of which in sumps of 660 had worked daily throughout the 185 days iftaming Res half-year, being equal to 103,800 days of inealour. The total receipts were 308,4121. 12a, giving an awn. of W. 19s. dqd. for each om nibus pm day, while the working eapensas of wary dueription enuented 0 9711.9 0 81. 0 .. B d, leaving • wet palk an the ids mead worlds" of 31,5041. 11.. 4d. Add 771. 12s. 24. . i dises the revenue account, and the fetal was b V to 31,6821. fa. Id. Ths metrabw el shares 140,990, psymm of t • dividend of pat dun (=to 6 per cant. for the eta swathe), end the Wweas tee Hessen world absorb 31,0431. 165., Waving a bahneed HK k 14. Is be corded to the neat account. Mew wherein 1. the aif cortespond. enc. which the company have adeplei s be making *sir trate, and the eaubltahment st a provident bed for the servants of the mummy, the sepal usamede to enforce the advisability of laying down unsibus tramways in radon' um of the niscropolla, and the di rectors solicited authority to apply pert of dui passive or unwed °metal of the y for the making of such tramways, esweneenriag with the mad from Notting-hill-gat. via Grad Junction read, Neu-read, City-road, and 3desepe4airese to the Bank, with bruchec to the Great Weans; saileados and North Weetern Itailwaye, and to Fleet-d., via Bergalumwells-road. The let% th of this road with siding., would be about 81 miles. It wee estimated that it would yield 44,5871. 10s., and that tho total expellees of waking it would be 33,6131. 162., leaving • net profit of 11,0732. 113 e.„ or 22 per cent on a capital of 50,0001. The Cu amass moved the adoption of the report and accounts, which was seconded by Kr. Sedguick, and corned nhanireously without discuation. Resolution' wen then proposed and carried, aut the directors to subscribe 1,0004 to the Provident for the company's servants, and a mum not eareedrag 50,0001. towards the Loaden General Omnibus Tumult, Company. The proceedings cloud with • vote of thanks to the Us . /Ails mall and directors. INTIECYKIRSE WITH (From the Leak Mereary.) It will be recollected that during the recent visit ot Dr livingstons to this town he met the Lads and Cred ited Chambers of Commerce at the Stock Eschaage Hell where be deliested am address am Ths commercial . reeourow of Central Airfoil." The Wadi ;;;11;;;doptice by both Clambers of Crsoatroo d usscettle to Lord CU rooks, morass bS Is sot >W lolsosee with the Pew %pm goetersmat to seers the hes :trivet's. et the Zwstrest, sad to sive that Melia of trait, sad Seldom of commosiel Istereworso V the Pao► pro colosies es be tit wed sad end esste of Att width oro asensary Is der to dr robin tho rossreto of than ethnics so w elt to of the motive dteirkes The romorials wire preoestod cs the tab Mast to Lord Claresdon, by Lord Ooderielt sod Gomel The result is esphieed by Lord °atheists, la the fag letter to Jobs Jowitt, Jon., Esq., of this tows: 1, Ceellemdtem PO-ma, London, B.W. c November, 1847. " Dem resolved this rams* your letter of yew Wedgy. sad I lave new to inform yen, to reply to It, that Chneral Mammas sod myself had an interview with lard Clarendon this adeueseen, at which I aerated to him the memoriel tram the Leeds Chamber of Comments. . - "He bstaacid mar attentively to the star rat whir we made to him, sod pve us very satielsoney rourences r to the intentions of the government. Dr. Llvingstone, be rad, would proceed to Lisbon with the strapd races& mendations boa to the King and Government of Pas legal, end be erred me that he would weir the hardy mimt of our Minister at that Court in hula efforts to secure the fteeaom of the navigation of the Zambeel, and the almost facilities foe commercial barrooms with the Intarior of Africa. _ _ 7 .ijappeered to nut that Lord Clarendon entered tally into the Mews of the Chamber as laid dove to the same. rlet, and ba meemd to be particularly imposed with the semmity of escourapag the growth al cot by ell pee , tieable rum " I oleo brought under his nothes scoordenos erftk fhs regain contained in your letter, the Important waded of the recent renewal of the intental slaveotrade an the West Coon of Maio' in consequenos of the prolandinp of the Freer* and I am happy to ray that he told mos that the attention of the government was strongly directed to the matter, and that they erne to communkation with the French pvernzonit in reopen to it. Lord Clarendon begged ma also to same the Chamber that he woe at all Woes glad to melee boot mach bodies In tennation as to their clews upon abject. connected with the etemernal interest of the coantry. " I rennin, deer sir, yours faithfully, " Te John Jowitt, Esq. jun." " Ooonatca. STATE OF TRADE IN PREATON.—There is every probability that there will be a farther loweaing of the hours of 'Mow In the mills. A Dunker of the millowners hold trots dues to four weeks' stock of cotton, and when this I. worked up It it leered that they will refer closing to going into the market for a Ark supply. Rome of the mills, whirl are warldag long hot" are engaged on Gennan order', and whoa Mese are completed they will an doubt retort to 'Wet dam Souse now as abort lints for the mama above stated, will, we few, be Mora'. Altogether, our prospects are mint storey, tad readsred mote so this week by the minors on dr ere of interest. It is Galenist/a that at least 5,0061. ler weekly are ISOW paid in wages In Prestos than in pau per:or tines. Snob a large amount withdraws weekly from elreulatios roust tell fratifelby or our tredwaten and or owners of cottage property —Forams Owardint. BUSINESS tN LIVERPOOL—no news of the Deilliet.lll failure yesterday derma the gloom which has her hostiles of lat e over the Limper gaelump. la the afternoon or arenacenseat sir asaaepalati that the Western Beak 1 flootisad led closed lee &ors. The fee, however, thst this *ma Sas pats wes revs privately. Tits heal saratfas e. armor the arm of the Bomagh Beak tare pan Maw. AXIZICAPS AND SPANIA ADS.— -The Madrid Ga rotte .1 as 145 k palarso • copy of a despatch from the 11 err o POPIII(11 Affairs at Washisgme to the minister of the Babel Bars at Rebid, expressur the thanks of the Ualled are severmart for asehrtaacre masted on the 11114 Mart lest by two Stria war smarm to two United Saiseelseaste. lb Misr and the Empire City, which were to anger 1 bra weetioed nun Havaanah. despatch ear leek sots of Isternalosal courtesy are very eremar r Yet re e' ea evereetirr ee~d Wm' 11 my he.. *mid Arra Me Meta Siva end Span" Orr ass& as in Wits In the Gaertie), "nations which lank Saw or lair pal be mastaired have rears to deco afar 'aths of frisailelds. It is incontestable that as Imam Wig gassesky the chivalrous humanity or elmorgrigle if trig argesen gat bort in the *sae of the itieriong gt then lopL 11s riser mind than that °b arer at ore .mein Tarred Is weld have beer irapected tin grin din ei tie Assn et Int tliar centre Warty. flack is the cha nin SHAMS LISTS-21118 DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-day remains dull at the recent reduction. Moat of the leading descrip tions are quoted the same as at four o'clock peer day. London and North-Western stock is quoted 934 to 94; Great Western, 47t to 484; Midland, 804 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 904 to 4 ; London and South-Western, 42 to 4 per share I Great Northern, 23 to 4 ; and Eastern Counties, 104 to 4. Canadian railway shares exhibit a further decline. Dutch Rhenish have ahm fallen. ORDINARY SRAM AND KOCK& Lawns. 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Da. 70.044 .oas. • 10,144 10e lea Dlanue• 911 MAK St. Viirda Delo .798 SAO Da. law l4 MONEY ILAREBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day have advanced I per cent. Great support is still derived from the investments of the public. In the money market no improve ment is observable. Consols for money were first marked 881, then as high as 891, and are now quoted 89 to 1. For the Bth of December, the present price is 891 to I, but transactions are recorded as high as 891. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 871, 881, and 671 ; the New Three per Cents., 871 to 881; Bank Stock, 210 to 2111 India Stock, 210 ; Exchequer Bills, 245. to 17e. dis; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 971. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced to 87 to 1. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 981 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 831 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 108 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, at 881 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 261; Turkish Six per Cents., at 87 to 871; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 981. We regret to state that the negotiations for sup porting the Western Bank of Scotland have resulted unaucceeefully. Accordingly, as we learn by s telegram from Glasgow, the doors of the bank were closed yesterday at 2 p.m. The paid.up capital of the bank being not far short of two millions sterling, whilst the deposits exceed six millions, it is feared that a calamity of such magnitude will be felt severely in a large district where local bank notes have long enjoyed a freer circulation than even sovereigns. The head office of the bank is at Glas gow, and the number of its branches in the various towns of Scotland is no less than 89. Amongst the considerations on the favourable side must be included a decided check to the silver drain. The parties who were engaged in pre paring to remit silver to India by the packet of the 20th instant find their hands tied by the difficulty of procuring accommodation. It is also expected that the exchanges between this country and the Continent will to-day exhibit a further considerable movement in our favour. The advice,' brought from New York by the steamer Asia are likewise interpreted as more satisfactory. As a proof of the more confident feeling which prevails in the New York stock market, we may men tion that Illinois Central Railroad Bonds, which at one period of the panic fell as low as dl, have reco vered to 75. The shares of this company have also rallied at New York to 83 to 84, thus at length ap proximating to the higher value which has so long been maintained in the London market. The receipt of 20,0001., partly in sovereigns and partly bar gold, per the Asia must be considered somewhat excep- tional, since on Saturday 120,0001. was sent out from Liverpool in the Niagara. The fact that gold is now remitted from each side testifies how remark ably commercial operations are thrown out of joint. It is believed, however, that the 20,0001. in question will be sent into the Bank, for at the present rates of exchange payments to the Continent may be made much more advantageously through the medium of bills. Tho Union Bank of London and the London and County Bank have raised the rate of allowance on deposits from 8 to 9 per cent., the former adhering to the terms of their original advertisement, accord ing to which the rate allowed is to be always 1 per cent. below the Bank of England minimum rate of discount. The Bank of Prussia hu raised its rata of dis count from 61 to 71 per cent. A similar step has been adopted by the Bank of Frankfort. The steamer Alexander 11. has brought about 2,3001. in gold from St. Petersburg. This small sum has been sent into the Bank. Several additional failures are announced. The moat important is that of Messrs. Bennoch, Twenty man, and Rigg, of Wood-street, City, and of Man chester. The liabilities of this firm are estimated at fully 400,000!. The causes of the suspension are stated in the following circular to the creditors : 69, Friday-street, Cheapside, London, E.C., 9th November, 1857. Cientlenten,—We are requested by our clients, Messrs. /3annoch, Twentymao, and Rigg, of Wood-street, in this city, and of Manchester, to inform you that, in consequence of the heavy advanoss they have made upon goods especially prepared for the American and other markets, for which I there la no present demand, of losses sustained by recent toilet's In the manufacturing dietricts, and of the sudden depreciation In the value of silk, of which Messrs Bermoch, Twentymen„ and Rigg ere large holders, they are compelled to mamma their inability to meet their engagements. Messrs. Parrinton, Ladbuy, and Co , of King-street, se ' °punnets, have been instructed by the principol meditate to examine Moors. Bennoch and Co.'. books, and prepare a statement of their affairs, which they will submit es early ea possible to a general meeting of the creditors, of which due solids will be given to . you.—We ars, gentlecom your obe dient wnvanta, Alin, 1.41.110F0/113, LID MARSDEN. Another respectable London hones has stopped, viz., that of Messrs. Broedwood and Barclay, mer chants, of Idol•lane, Great Tower-street. - From Liverpool we learn the stoppage of Messrs. Hoge and Williamson, a respectable house in the American trade. At Amsterdam, Mr. Ferdinand Oallenkamp, mer chant, in the corn and provision trade, stopped pay ment on Saturday, with liabilities estimated at a million of florins, or about 80,0001. According to the returns of the National Bank of Belgium, just published, the metallic stock has de creased from 2,060,0001., which was the amount on the 30th of September, to 1,720,0001. The bills dis counted, as compared with the amount in the pre vious return, have increased nearly 320,0001., and exceed 4,000,0001., a fact which has only once before occurred since the bank has been established. The steamers advertised to sail for New York this week are as follows, viz.: the Atlantic, from Liver pool, to-morrow; the Africa, from Liverpool, on Saturday; and the Vanderbilt, from Southampton, en Saturday. In the corn market yesterday there was little alteration from the previous Monday's rates. The tone was dull, owing to the state of the money market, but farmers sell less readily at the present reduced rates. The French markets are again re ported lower. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is only five. The amount of bills drawn by. the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 26th nit. to the 9th inst. (yesterday), is as follows: Bate of Exchange. 8 4 4= £6,54 7, 14 11 )24. Id. pa Co.'s rape. P Bombay Total £5,827 411 An extraordinary general meeting of the Nether lands Land Enclosure Company is called for the 14th Dec., to authorise a modification of the statutes of the company. ' ' The position of the market for silk is thus noticed by Messrs. Durant and Co., under date last evening: ° We have a miserable report to give of Bilk. The holm entertained last mouth that, with the ceention of failures, tuber would resume Its ordinary coarse, has not been reared. Further reduction in prices has faded to being he wed buyers. In China silk mme business was done at the class air week, and buyers mewed to be slowly velour trees their determined holong of from muchases—probably 1,000 bales changed hands—but for the lad two or three days we her bearer quiet, transactions being again limited to dilly truirerrotear an occoderl forced sale. Beaus) sedk Lm erred to the tall in the reseal quiet. Sores tar mall sake bar be.. made In the better dimes at secosthiag =lithe reduction in China silk, bat in the lower ars err without wiggly, hence our rarer TIME IS harm Italia silk a dead latter—oom t= Ws or two is aid. Imparters In wow cow would admit to bray rekaosion of rim, bad that awns M a .:ho abundant wooly of Artie set alhatually dio probable aro of la. In Braila owl Polio ..el iLlqi i.I i. 9I a ~':u I $4 II 11 84 8 9 74 111 11 0 7 1 8 4 71 11 —--01 A 171 Ile 0 18 41 46 O 11 II 18 88 00 0 17 II II al 90 • 10 N IS N 64 111 IN II 90 1 0 01 68 0 i iim . ... L I El ft Ili It. If! " tie. Si le Hi gi _n '7_ab NI Ili U U 0 4 . :1 ti 17 91 ele IN 4 To g o e $ IN IN Mil NI No as ►: g I .4 Ail" llle ti U i If IN i M ▪ • we a 0 Is f a, 1:I 111 ill ir, If II i; 'alb II le i dia i PI II I I 41. II ii le Oi . 91, ' 1 1 6 6 it i't Is 7$ .1 ii I I' li LS it ii 116 Lll 11l 1111 ll $ 47 411 S 1 ---..-; 6.1 n n I $ 111 IN 8/ SS ad U II 81 1) 4j ii ff * Ii If fi 1 S ii 1 Si iii I f. In l it i 1_ Ile / I %. 4. ii 1 MONDAY Evainaa. The movements of the funds continue to indicate en undiminished belief on the part of the public that the present state of the money market is exceptional and temporary. Despite the rise in the rate of dis count, the stoppage of the Western Bank of Scot land, and the other disquieting features of the day, the extreme depression in the funds to-day was limited to per cent., and the clueing quotations were only 1 per cent. below those of Saturday. The prevailing distrust tends rather to stimulate than check investments in the funds, and the 'apply of stock thrown upon the market from banking and other sources is thus readily absorbed. The belief that a continuance of the present pressure for money at the Bank will result in a relaxation of the Act of 1844, continues to deter speculative sales and to avert foolish panic. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were weaker. -In the Stock Exchange money was easy at 5 to 6 per cent. for loans on government securities from day to day, but for loans up to the December settle ment the rate was 8 to 9k per cent., owing to the competition of bankers and others for loans on stock. Consols,which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday at 881 to 1 for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 881 to 1, owing to the failure of Messrs. Dennistoon and Co., fell to 88Z, on the announce ment from the Bank, and closed at 881, " buyers," for money. For the Bth December the last price was 891. The " continuation" this afternoon ruled at 9-16 to a per cent. Sales are recorded an follows :—Three per Cent. Consols , for money, 881, a, a, ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 881, 881, 1, I. Three per Cents. Reduced, 87t. New Three per Cents., 881, 871, 87/, 871. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17/. Bank Stock, 209, 211. Three-and-a-Half-per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 98 ; ditto, 1859, 98, 97 Kt. India Bonds, 50s. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted 245. to 17s. dia. India Bonds were pressed for sale at 60s. discount, showing a further fall. Turku& Six per Cents. declined 1 per cent. to day, closing at 881 to 87. Most other foreign seen rittes were rather flat. Sales are recorded as fol lows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99, 981 ; Granada Active Bonds, 17; Ditto, Deferred, 5 ; Mexican Bonds, 181. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., for account (16th Nov.), 76, 741, 75. Por tugnese Three per Cents., 1859, 421. Russian Five per Cents., 165. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 401; Ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 25, 251; the Committees' Certificates for the un founded Coupons, 51 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., 871; Ditto for account (18th Nov.), 88/, 87; Ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 961. Bank shares remain dull. Bank of Australaina declined 21. to-day. The shares of the two Discount Companies hare also declined. Several other classes of miscellaneous securities were flat. Australian Agricultural and Electric Telegraph were severally quoted 11. lower. Netherlands Land shares were also weaker. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc Alfred Consols shares to-day have not fully main tained yesterday's rise, yet the market for this stook retains considerable steadiness. Transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange at 16! to 171. Par Console shares have also been dealt in at 21. In other home mining stocks there is no movement of importance. Cobre Copper shares have met :with some inquiry, and are marked 40 and 41. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 121 General Mining at 141; and United Mexican at 3, being flatter. Subjoined la the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday Alfr;cl Consols, 18, 14, 17i, 18, 18i, 17, 174, ; Dee= Great Consols, 440,446 ; East - Russell, 2 1-16, 3-16 ; Kelly Bras, Ma., 375. 6d.• Lady Bertha, 205., 20s. Bd.. 215., 225., 235. ' • sortridge Consols. 21.16, 3.16; West sewn, 336; Wheel Orenedle, 375. 6d. MONDAY EVINIRO. In the home miningatoek market to-day the feature of interest was a rise of about 2!. in Alfred Console shares, consequent upon an improvement in the mine (as reported below). Par Consols, South Caradon, East Russell, and North Tamar shares were also inquired for, but, upon the whole, the market was dull, with only a limited business. Shares in Great South Tolgus, Great Wheal Vor, North Frances, and North Basset, have declined. The following may be given as some of the closing quotations, viz. : Alfred Consols, 17 to 18; East Russell, 2 to 21; North Tamar, 20s. ; and Par Consols, 201 to 211. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. or MAGNETIC MANGLER) (MOM ore OWN COREZSPONDNNTO We have bad a better attendance of millers and dealers at our market this day than for some considerable time, and a little more doing is wheat, at a slight reduction. Flom• very dull, and prices merely nominal. Indian corn was Bd. par bushel lower. No other change. Everything flat. MINCING-LANE.-THIS SI CIAIL—We may sav that this market has been ens waded to-day, the public Pale of 1,600 begs Bengal having beo withdrawn for want of buyers, and the private contract market is stagnant; prioea most, therefore, be considered nominal. Refined lumps have been sold from 6fs. to 68e., which shows a further decline. Comm—The public sales have commenced heavily. TEA.—We continue to be without transactions of im portance enough to give quotations . Correa% No sales reported. SALTPITRE.—Ptices cannot be altered, es there has not been any bushman done. Markets are extremely inactive, chiefly attributable to monetary affairs. TALLOW MARKET.-THI S DAT. The market t. Mt. — Annesed are the quotations —Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, ste. 6d. to 620. ; October and De. eir, 60e. ti 50s. 6d. , January and March, 61.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without *Hamblin. Prime meadow hay, 665. to 10s.; superior ditto. 225. to Me. ; hes doe ditto, Ns. to 60s. ; rowan ; 60s. to 60a.; donor, Ms. to 100,.; second out, 70s. to 90s. ; draw, 26a. to Ns. JOINERS' STRlKE.—During last week 1,428 joiners have been out on strike in Glasgow. We understand that the masters proposed to make a reduction in the pay of their mea, which wasaioned the strike. We are happy to be able to Mats that the masters have agreed to something like a comwmise, and that they intend to offer 5d per hour, which is sly id lees than the men contend for. It is to be hoped that the opwatives will accept of this half-way meeting and rem* their work. It has invariably been found that strikes tell most against the worker, and they should reflect that at this stem an attempt at strike is simply suicidal.—Olergoie Daly ra. THE CANADIAN WINTER--This morning snow Mel very fast and very plentifully. and the streets presented 'gate a wintry-looting appearance; and the 'Receptors had !pia a wintry Haling for morning pedestrians, bringing an involuntary tear to the eye, no doubt of regret at the depar ture of the genial beam of summer, and giving a but at the same time that the sooner our reader. make themselves acquainted with their winter garment., the hotter it will be for themselves—Gabes Gesolge, Oct, 21. ROYAL COLLEGE OP BORGLONe.—The following gentlemen having =dogma the ileceesary examinations for the diploma were admitted members of the college at the meeting of the court of examiners on the 6th inst.:—Hers. William Ednard Hyde, Ledhury, Hert fordshire ; John McMullin, Castle Dawson, County Derry ; James Greer Copings, County Armagh; William Millar, Army; Jobs Welters, H,ydeelerk- gate. South; Sweat Walton Pal." West:dada Hatted • Harris Butter field, Nenarlo, Monmouthshire Walta Jobe Coulson, St. Mary's H end Ar thur ; Richerd Garai Clerk* Spence, Otley, Yorkshire; Clarke, Watoott, new Dorl iu , Surrey. At the same inseilat of the court Meas. PWp William °oven, of the Royal Navel Hospital, Plymouth, • member of the Loudon College, July 16, 1849; Besjamin Crabte, el Grannie& Hospital, a member of the Edinburgh College, March 7, 1864; David Porteous, of Gm Royal Navel Hospital, Plymouth, and Simon Armstrong Willis, other Maisely'a ship Victory. both licentiate, of the faculty of phy skims and surgeons, Glaapw, their diplomas beerier - date =iMarch 2 and March 5, 1852, passed their exami foll surgeons in theloyal navy. It IS S , IN I' $Ol 94 119 0 . 0 . zi , ill Is sit lit lit .. .. II 1 1If I lii IN 4 lie " 4 OM IMO li I S 4 l rl_ 4._ 2P IN so u• 1 SI Is IS 44 SO IL SS