The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-12 00:00:00

Mr. Simpsou appeared for the aseiguees, and Mr. Silvester for the bankrupt. IIN RE THOMAS ROCECLI77IL The bankrupt was • brewer, of West Hackney. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Debts, 2151. Mr. Aldridge opposed, and examined the bankrupt. He stated that soma of his debt, had been contracted in the name of Russell ; that name was not mentioned in his petition. His Honour said the petition ought to be &mimed. Had the bankrupt anyone to represent him The bankrupt said that his solicitor was Mr. Wells, of Moorgate-street, but his petition had been signed by Mr. Hicks. as solicitor. He did not know who Mr. Ricks was. He had employed Mr. Wells. His Honour directed an adjournment, a day being named for the bankrupt to show cause why his petition should not be dismissed. The bankrupt ;se; solicitor, Ti Mabee and Wimbledon. He owes to unsecured creditors 1,4961., against which be estimated that there will be a small surplus from some mortgaged property. An sijourarnent was ordered for a fortnight, the bankrupt undertaking to supply information es to hie mortgages. Mr. Lowraoce and Mr. Aldridge appeared in the on. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) DI HZ W. N. VINCENT. _ The bankreme wax described se • messenger, of Old Palace /V. lids was the 'Min for examinidlou sad climbs's*. Mr. Ne►te, for creditors, asked that the bankrupt should be required to set aside something for his creditors out of his ntar7. The bankrupt, examined, said that be was ► messenger in the oMoe of the Oomptroller•Oeeeral of the Exchequer. He had a salary of 1901. a year, and a home to live in. His Honour directed that 201. ► year should be set aside, but at the request of Mr. Lewis, for the bankrupt, did not 'Minh a ooudition to the order of discharge, the bankrupt giving an understanding for the payment of the specified amount by quarterly instalments. IN RE NEWYLN. The bankrupt. so auctioneer ,LWlodging-house-keeper, of Tuobridge Wells, owing 3601., end giving up no assera, applied for hie order. In maws: to questions from Hr. Aldridge, he Mated that be had only kept one book. He bed no booking account. His fatherurlaw had made blm is advance of 1001. hi 1861; he afterwards gave amenity, obtaining a further ad vance. All the money had bees paid to his creditors. Mr. Tribes appeared for the bankrupt. His Hamar said the bankrupt's earduct was inexcusable. He bad goes oa reatracting debts, bang in apparent Mon of furniture which in reality belonged to his er4a law. The order must be suspended for au mouths, but pro tection weld be gives. - 111 111 G. 11/11111311, Tbe bankrupt was described as a provision ruminant, of Ciunion-streat. This war the sitting for ezansiaatioa, bat the bankrupt not haring surrendered, be was ordered to be proclaimed. Mr. Linkkter appeared for the assignees. abecousl The d e. ebts are said to be about 2,000/. The banks apt bee IN 11.1 The bankrupt wasrTinportr — r7ratches, carrying ea brines, in Hattoe-gardr. Mr. R. Griffiths, for the emigres, rid this was soother care of shrouding. The bankrupt had bra ia the habit of buying whatever he raid lay hie heads oe ; having turned the goods into roar, he had &brooded with the proceeds. There were no aosounr sad the creditors did not know the amount of hie debts. Ordered to be proriaimed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) • TIGHT PRIM! TLA Georpe Heoileys, a low-looking fellow, derribed r • 'hobble*, was charged before Mr. D'l2yucourt with big and skis • dideirtmase, aid also with vides* unaulting Polieweergrot Sure, 110, sad Itakesorsser. hie Baker, 103 0, in the exertion of his dry. From the evidence it appeared that thie aawaleg between 2 and 3 o'clock, the sergeant herd • greet rim in sem d the bye strode dike Oltyroad, and as prooseasig to the Lst ford the primmer aad another msa Harked to go away, but he would nee, and said last ha would lrlirt er the have it, and, suiting the whin to the word, struck at the sergeant and sae sway. The peforear raa foto Baker's arms, who detained his untilthe erplant mime up. Whilst the constable was Wang re pri mer' be was bitten by him severely in the head, sad or also struck. The rimer made • &war kick as the sergeant, sad swore he would doable him up. He kicked w easgrat as the leg sad took of/ the skim. Os the way tore pellwelatio• the prisoner was vely violent, sad irked aad straggled all the way. The eerier dated that there hod bra kits in the neighbonefied for nights put, awl he tonere& that they were got asp for the purposes of robbery. B. believed that the primes, ad his companions mines* him (the sergesat) for arrr maa who had given ribose spirt one of the prisensr's aempanior, as the primmer bed bre heard to th say ey thee bad d s r. uld be messaged whist the polio for whit wo The primer said that be was sorry for what he bad dorm, sad be should not have acted as he bad if he had not been drunk. iir7D'Ersaourt sentenced the primer to is weeks' hard Mow for the sesselt on the serpent, sad fourteen days for the mouth or the onastabie. MARTLEBONE. RIOTOUS CONDUCT IN TSB ISASTLIMONII MAT= William Spice was pissed at the bar charged with dis orderly modest is the Marylebose Theatre. sad also with smelts. Mr. Wiktieg Minded on the pert et tie ham cl the mtablishment. It appeared from the evidence that at 9 o'clock lest night, the primmer, who was mesh the wools for deist, pushed and polled Moat a aumber of persons In the pit, and me great was his Mikes, that ma femeles measined loudly, whir& caused *atm minim to the performers es tie Mem Homy Irsiend me of the atteedants, desired prisamer to desist, when he (primer) abased hink and gave hist a damn& blow os tie heepd pri with m his ask which knorted his dom. On gent* oer again Minted him, sad &her b = pow his up, kicked him cm the etomaah, lop, and. Hs was still 'offering from the effects of the injury he bad received. Ter. liaasfield fined prieoaer 40a, and in default of pay ment committed him to hard labour for a mouth. W ESTMENSTER. • _WITIMSS. Thome Carty, a ladof;I:iii18 or 1 9 , was apprehended on a warrant, charged with assaulting James Haltom, under the following circumflexes : emplaning, salutelligent boy, of 14 or 15, said he lived with bit father at 42, Collage-street, Chelsea. He knew the rifeedant, and hedger's evidemoe against him few =L erne fowls belonging to hi father. This occurred months ago, and ever rime then the defendant had sawed hint whenever be met him. Lod had alba smaulted sad threatened his life. On Friday night week at about seven o'clock complainant we. out cel led/re hi father's rents, and was talking to • woman whom he knew. In the coarse of oonversateon she mid, Jack Ryan, a companion of defendant's, had got 15 yews. Complainant said he did not believe it, and the woman appesied to defendant, who stood near, wheel he MAW. " Ho yea thick I'm going to fill his month!' and without soother word knocked complainant down. He then seized him by the throat and kicked at his face, but complainant pot up hie hand and received the kick upon it. He was then resened from defeodent's violence. Complainant gave him no proves action whatever, and never said • word about the fowls before defeexisot struck him. It harion beenTairmatecrthat complainant could procure some witnesses, the ease was remanded for that purpose, nad prisoner's bail taken for appearaace on TeleSay mat EITILAORDINAZT Emu% —Between 6 and 7 o'clock es Tasaday emoting 11fr. James Lsi g , the ship builder, was preceedlog, along with hie wife, is a close car pop, to dime sit Patios Hall, the Tandems of Mr. Chris topher Webster. The carriage was drawl' by two grey hones, drives S batter. T by o reek Pillio u the emelinmen, n sad as the hoz mos Mr. hmes h Hall froai nderland the cu Le ring* had to cross the North Easters Bailsray at the Bellies statics en • level. In passim( through the pee the wheel of the carriage caught a post sad it swerved is me side ou to the railway. While mideavours wan helm made to extricate it, kir. Laing fancied he raw a light amon-aiag au the line of mil s f rom S on d er l ao d . The i °Pawed the carriage door, got oat, end pulled Ifre. Laing after lo him. • moment afterwards so engine lied tender, without &Whist attached, mooi ng f rom th e South D e ck, 0111180 cep with frirlitfol velocity, and struck the horse* sad carriage. One of the heroes was cut to Meese of the spot, the other wu carried for • quarter of a mile op the Hu es the Laden of the mike, as tars Billion-grove, sad wee than fouled dmd. The carriage was smashed to atoms. The swami of Mr. and Mn. Ining and their servants wee most extraor dinary. The two former were ekes to the outride of the uphill' of mils, and so near that Yrs. Lies feuded the engine grazed her arm, bat neither wen injured. The coachman and butler afterwards found themselves lying as the platform of the op-aide. upon which they had bees thrown from the carriage, but they were unable te give the slightest information as to how they escaped. They were much shaken, bat their bruises were pot eeriest& STEALING SAVINOW-BANICA DIWOSITS —On Tues day the magistrates at Beverley committed fix trial at the winter sawn William Tilson, • young sad asaaanied mes, who for a short time has been postmaster of that test. It is alleged that he hes bees systematically adallaio rums of money deposited with Limea manager of Bistalike Elaviop' : bauk. In the owe open which he hag luso eomniitted it is shown that be las embezzled abut, 701. The depoutors had emitters to the Gemmel Peet-ogee on not receivior the usual acknowledgments. and mhos hod beep forwarded to them by the Leedom authorities, bat die postmaster intercepted them, lied they newer reeedied their destitution. The primmer has admitted his gat. Ho Me been engaged in turf manseetions. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY 11101111 C TELIGLIM.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCURRY NURSERY HANDICAP. 11 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. Jenny Wren ... ... ... ... 1 Lord Duedreary Crisis 4 ran. SEFTON HANDICAP. Om mile and a quarter. Fairmater, The Moak, Dee*r, Gamma, Golden Pledge, Margarry, My Mary, Lista", armiel Woman, Newchureb, Alice, Lady of the Islet, and Schoolralatrem are here. Pam Foarzur.—Exahequer, Dunkeld, Lapidist, Faufareo, Comet, VIEWS, sad Paddy (YRourke. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE. About Hurl miler Reporter, Gladiator. Tbomaatown, De Reiter, Maid el Perth, The Gift, and South Australian are has PAID Fourrr.—Deception. HUNTERS' STAKES. One mile and a half. &too, The Monk, and Emblem are here. £5O HANDICAP PLATE. About air farlonga. lady Clifdee, Mir Livingstone, HercioN My Mary! Zulair', Poland, Moasetrap, Cutler, East Lancashire, Lor d Dundrraty, Lady of the Ides, Flower Safety, Amazonian, Jack'. Mire, Elijah, and Salto°lmbrue are here. AliltlVED.—Lincoln and Lothian's King. LIVERPOOL OUP. 5 to 2 apt °Mersin Alive (t) 7 to 2 Golden Pledge (t) sto 1 Bolhoot (t) to 1 Foirwater (t) 10 to 1 Somersault (t) •10 to 1 Blithfiold (t) THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1863. NOMINATION OP 8111111 PIE POE ENGLAND AND iFIAL3B.7(THiS This morning, in pursuance Of acustom observed from time immemorial, on "the Morrow of St. Martin," ohs nomination of gentlemen to serve the adios of sheriffs of ' England and Wales took place in the Court of Exchequer, Westminster. There were present on the bench the }tight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Chancellor of the Exchequer, in his gold robes of date, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl Grenville, Lord President of the Conseil Sir George Gen, Bart., M.P., the Home Secretary; the Lord Chief Judaea of England, the Lad Chief Justice of the Court of Oonsnum Pleas, the Lard Chid Baron, and' nearly all the Judie" d the cowls of common law. The Queen's liernembramer (Mr. Walton) having administend to the Chancellor of the Exchequer the oath in Norman Preach, and • similar oath to the net of the privy man- Gillen present, the names of the three gentlemen quali fied to serve were submitted, all of them having - been ea the list of het year. One of them names—that of the present High Sheriff of the earenty—was in each am streak out, and soother substituted by the judge of elrenit. Then were the usual amen-one gentleman urged that be bad so property in the county ,for which be was nominated to serve, another that hie property was in another that he had a large family and could not afford to support the dies with dignity. One or two gentlemen who were returned were members of paid- meat, and therefore exempt from serving, and another' was a pens** barrister who also claimed, and was allowed exemption on amount of hi professional avocations. At length after some dificalty nod cressidendde amusement the ' I senses for the mime erentien were arranged. From the list so settled the " pricking* by her Male My's mused will Inks place in January, and the gentlemen span whom the lot shall happen to fall wM shortly afterwards be called ape to assess the duties of the staievalty of their county. The proceedings in the Court of Exchequer this morning laded Wtle mere then half en beer. AUTHORISED EXPLANATION OP THE BIBLE. The following important I. the Guardian: We are happy to see that the objectless brought sips/set certain of the Bible ars about to be met by loading of the Church of England is a very roc , Hal way. If • false and nafair system of interpretation bag been applied to the text of Scripture, the way el asefuting it is to apply • true sad inmate one. The bosom of origisatiog the plan is due to the Speaker of the theseHou of Commas, who assailted amoral of the bishops on bjoct, and the Archbishop of York, at his instance, undertook to missies a peen for produdag • commenter, which should " pet the reader is full posesedas of whatever information may be requisite to amble him to understand the Word of Cod, sad supply him with satisfactory answers to objectless resting upon misreproment•- bon of its ante is." The plan has received the 'audio° of the Primate. A oommittos, consisting of the Archbishop al Yea, tho Msh ot Loodoo, Lichael4 Lisa dal, Gloucester semi Bridal, Lord Lyttolion, the Speaker, Yr. Walpole, Dn. Jassobeas and Jimmie, takes the Am es[ ' supervision of the work. The Rev. F. C. Cook, preacher at Liocola'aiso„ will be the general editor, and will advise with the Archbishop of York and the Regius Pridemore of Divinity at Oxford sod Cambridge spas thy questions width may arise. Th e work will be divided into ei ght asstiosa, the dist of which will omelet of the hatateuch, a difllealt sub and will he edited by Professor Harold Browne, the Revs. B. 0. Passoo, T. F. Thropp. T. E. &pie, and W. Dewhurst, oontributhw The historical booth Ile the Pea. Wends, thee. not " Mearioal rj will be °assigned to the Rev. G. Rawlings°, editor, and the Revs. T. E. Rawls sad Lord Arthur Hervey, 000tribotors. The Row. F. C. Cook will edi i b and the Revs. F. H. ehmaape, W. T. Bullock, tad T. bary will annotate, the Estiael books. The fear Great Pro phett, will be undertakes Dr. sa editor, sad by the Ran. R. Parse Smith and Rase as existributon. The Bishop of Bt. David's sad the Rev. R. Gasdell will edit the twelve Minor Prophets, sad the Revs. E. Heatable, W. Drake, and F. /await will eastributo. The Gospels sad Asa will form the sixth motion ; the Gist Wes Gospels will bo edited by Problem Yawl, the Gospel of St. John by the Data of Ointerbary, and the Aces by Dr. Jacob. sae. The edam/hip ci St. Peet Enivtim le utiproMbielY assigned to Bishop Ellicott and Dr. loam* with Dr. Gif ford, Professor T. Evans, Rev. J. Waite, and Professor J. Lightfoot as costributms. To the Archbishopalece of Dub• lin sad the hisstar of Bakst is mamma the rat of the moored caws. This really promises to he a work mooed only its birdmen to the LYE, or the vadat made by order of Kin James. Perhaps it west be quoted as " the XXX." The owes of the editors and oontriba ton, while they swore orthodoxy. give promise that the comment thus pat forth almost with the mambos of the Church of England es a body will not be the Maecenas of any narrow school or seethe of it. Sr. A IDAVII Commas —Dr. Bsylee, of St. Aidan's, denies, as was to be expected, the story about Wm Wren to the cabmen, circulated by Arcbdeacen Allan, and copied by as from last week's Guardian. He says it is utterly untrue. Mr. WsHord, of Balliol College, Oxford, who wan years ego seceded to the church of Rome, hes been received tack into the English church by the Bishop of London.— The Guardian. Our-Doos Ornezas or Corroms.—A petition from the eat-door caws of mama in the port of Londe°, to which 643 signatures were appended, was yesterday pressated to the Lord' of the Tre.sury, pallor; for the abolitioe of the present dey pay system, asd fora reams. ratite male of salary eeeoWns to length of service with en mama Mermen _ GOVIELEXICET EMIGRATION.—The ship Flying Cloud. B.6ootoss harden, bacaging to Yeran. T. IL Meekly end Ca, mailed oa the 10th mutant from Gravesend for Qnseseland. Captain S.C. Keen, oommander. The Flying Chad is the 36th vessel that has mailed on the lead order gdemof emigration, snider the immediate diree- Con of the QQueee government She contains 48% souls, divided into paying, misted, sad fres pauenpra, and ooli- Wittier of 196 sessahere of families, 222 mingle mac, and 64 single TER FIDIRAL STEAM= %BARRAGE. —A corres modest of the Dublin Doily Szpreu, wifting from Queens town on Tuesday, says "The rumour that a number of men were shipped oe hard of the Heresy se stokers here is not correct nave had • pampa interview with Cap tain Wieslow, aid am in a position to state that on receipt clew despatch from Rear-Admiral Sir Lewis T. Jones, he at once &demised to carry out the request contained thiamin. A number of the ahem had proceeded that even ts( to Cork, and wave preseet at the representation of Leidy Ardley's Secret, by Mr. Frank Matthews's company. They intended to pay • vidt to Blabs, Castle at 10.30 the next morning, but on the receipt of the gain Captain Wieslow net them word that their pomace wee required on board immediately." THU COLLIN:Se STRIKE IE THE NORTH. —Mr. Love on Tuesday received a deputation from the miners oe Walks. For warty three hours the interview lasted, bat the result was ail, mod io effect matters remain in pie clash, the same position sa before, the prospect, of a termi nates of the struggle being as distant as ever. The feeling of disagree:hoe ban extaoded to Roughen Colliery, near Shiaellffe, which is also the property of Mr. Love, and when some eighty hewers have struck work.-11necertle Ckrosicle. An unfortunate girl, named Maria Grey, has wawa to her death under sad and somewhat singular Mamm alians at flauderlsod. Os Monday evening, or rather at an awl, hoar ois Tuearlsy meraift. she had bees driskiag I. esespeay with a full sister arid some fast young grade asea.mn. light-heerted /arty afterwards joarseyed toward' ties North Doak, where the deeeseed, ?airier her toothy to a way at premat eerreeeded by eessideraLle mystery, fell Leto t►e WSW, and ere she could be take. out life am awitsei. Some uspleusat 'smears have bees is circulation l■ eseexioa with the painful affair, but for t h e suspicion fief there hail base any foal play then seems to exist ao SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o•Ow“. The railway market is firmer today, and prices exhibit an improvement in most instances. Caledonian stock has risen 1 per cent. ; South Eastern, 1 ; London and South Western and Great Eastern, ; and Midland and Lancashire and orkshire, 1. Metropolitan stock has receded 1 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1031 to ; Great Western, 641 to 65 ; Midland, 128 ,to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 110 ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South Eastern, 941 to ; Great Eastern, 491 to 1 ; Great Northern, 12151 to 1261 • London sa South Western, 1011 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 1251 to 1261. Foreign railway shares are inactive. Namur and Liege are rather fiat. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no movement of im portance. Was Way to 1 p.a. /01110 N RALLWAYS. ~ i I ILIZSAMTS. rellerima I zai le a r.s.. ' 2. l =2.4sellisrair. I Comilrea (11•11•11)..' WeZte s P e skiL l al Pgaisi ...... 64.3=.;.i. .... It DO.V. I pt: Nadia al NAM 11.Apoog. I p. 0. `_Do. _ G. .d 0...: Si Se le lie Mal l 13 1 13 2 ... .- ji U IS 4 1•2 Of par cal 9 111 11 12 i'h~k hd. L r o fit4 I — Cie lit. I is* ILltsada.lL awl Dur bin I per sea sot Kane [ pm ask int Wpm& Do. dis. famMusellas Fig :Z=7. " 101 &MY Do. .144 Mae I De. pee sr& DW- I illus. N. 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ToL itho INaiolLaodtOoo.Oo.(L) lisoosat Ihrlimidosoasalrona• Ds Md T.~odL(Uo If._lkgy ~~werrur. r o . g oto ii - tra7 -- • Sow ..... (1.1- I • i • Test laver land: Ws FaaalslOska. Uwe L oh wa Dia - . --- T Aa ---- x.(i) Illa deism. Citea.(l ) all 4 11,Z MA IN INN* MN*. Wide. lea Wilma Yen. Inv.(l, 4 Amine= Land all Salmodea Tal. Om* UM:AvagL.) SILL)/ L 1 Oio.U.Caaa4 6 ,^n. w %vim.. '. i T. A Ida Dewasetltas4 We MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two eatocs. At an early hour this morning it was intimated from the Bank of England that the weekly court of directors had made no alteration in the rate of discount. This announcement accords with the impression which became prevalent yesterday afternoon, and has led to-day to an im provement in the general tone of the stock markets. Funds have not varied much, but Consols are quoted I per oent, better for money. In home railway stocks there is an average recovery of I to I per cent. The chief rally is in the more speculative kinds of foreign bonds. _ _ _ M Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 87fr. 400., being fully j per cent. better than yes terday. Consols are now quoted 92/ to 1, cum div., for money, and 911, " sellers," ex div., for the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, 1,1, 1 ; ditto, for amount, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, I, ; New Three per Centa., 901, /, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, nei, ; ditto Bonds, par, 7e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1061, 105 ; and Exchequer Bills, 86., 4s. dis. The foreign stock market, though inactive, is better. There is a recovery of Ito } per cent. in Spanish Passive, Mexican and Greek Bonds, and Turkish nemonlidAn %di^. ,•••• likewise firmer. Some of the present quo tations are annexed :—Turkish 18b4 Loan, 91 to 92 ; ditto, 1868, 69} to f ; ditto, 1862, 70} to 71; the Coneeliddei 48} to ; Greek, 30{ to 31} ; Mexican, 39} to 40 ; and Spanish Passive, 341 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99} ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Ceuta., 1863, 871 ; ditto, scrip, I die. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97*, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 100} ; French Three per Cent. Renter, 66fr. 500. ; Egyptian, 99}, 1 ; Greek, for account, 31}, 301, 31} ; ditto Coupons, for account, 141, ; Italian, for account, 711, ; Mexican, for account, 391, }, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1862, 86} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, &c., for account, 494 ; Russian Three per Ceuta., 65} ; ditto Five per Cents,lB62, 871, 881, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 34, 1; ditto Certificates, for account, 134 ; Turkish, Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 92 ; ditto, 1868, for account, 691 ; ditto 1862, 71; ditto, for account, 701, }. International Financial shares are now quoted 4 to 1. prem. ; General Credit, 21 to j prem. ; London Financial, 5} to 6 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1} to If dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 2} to f prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to f prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 2} to 3 prem. ; National Steam, 41 to 61 prem. ; Australian Land and Mortgage, f to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 3} to f prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 3 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 84 to I preen. ; Mentz'. Metal, f to f prem. ; and Merchant Banking, 41 to 51 Prom Within the last two or three days indications of a slightly more favourable character have arisen. The foreign exchanges have improved, while the with drawals of gold for exportation have slackened. Moreover, the tone of the silver market is again rather flatter, owing to the announcement that the Indian Council will, until further notice, draw to the extent of 900,0001. per month upon India, instead of 700,0001. This is tantamount to 200,0001. lea in silver being sent each month from England to the East than would otherwise have been the case. One of the most satiatactory features of the moment is the general agreement that there is no commer cial unsoundness. A sudden rise in the value of money, as the events of the day have once more proved, does not necessarily mean commercial embarramment. - - - - - - - - For the auction of the foreign redeemable (pas sive) debt of Spain, which will take place on the 30th inst. at Madnd, the sum nominally assigned by the government is 11,577,880 realm. No gold transactions occurred at the Bank yester day. The amounts immediately required for Brazil and Alexandria have now been obtained, and no further withdrawals for those quarters are ex pected just at present. Further sums may be needed for the latter destination, however, in about a week. - The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne with 29,490 ounces of gold, and 20,000 sovereigns, makingin x)1138,0001. The amount of Australian gold known to be now at sea is 247,50(1, The Elora will take to-day 656,5901., of which 444,3001. is silver, and 58,9001. gold for Bombay, and 153,3901. gold for Alexandria. At the special meeting yesterday of the share holders of the Union Bauk of Australia (the early report of which appeared in the Slime) it war decided to increase the capital from 1,000,0001. to 1,250,0001., by the issue of 10,000 new shares of 26/. each, at a premium of 201. per share—the amendment in favour of tbe issue of these shares at 301., or 51. premium, was last. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,7651. over last year ; the London and South Western, an in crease of 8231. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,5751. ; the Great Western, an increase of 1,3861. ; and the Great Eastern, an increase of 2,0971. A call of 51. is to be paid on the Aare; of the Bask of Wales by the 7th December. A second instalment of 21 is to be paid by the 30th inst. ou the Extension shares of the Metro politan Railway Company. The share certificates of the Southampton Im perial Hotel Company (Limited) will be ready for delivery on the 16th inst.. and those of the Star and Garter Hotel Company (Limited) on the same I We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Qneeneferry Alkali Company (Limited). It ap. pears that this company was originally formed as a co-partnership with limited liability, with a • capital of 20,0001. in fully paid shares, but a' general meeting of the shareholders has affirmed the advisability of enlarging the capital to 50,0001. by the issue of new shares. These , are now offered to the public. The appeal is evidently addressed to the investing as distinguished from the speculative classes for the shares are of the heavy denomination of 1001. each, of which 101. per share is to be paid on application, 151. on allotment, and 251. six months afterwards. The company has obtained a lease for 99 years of premises near Queensferry, Fliutshire, enjoying peculiar advantages as regards transport, inasmuch as it is bounded on one aide by the Chester and Holyhead Railway, and on another by the River Dee. The most profitable branch of the tusineu is stated to be the manufacture of caustic soda, which the directors accordingly propose to develop as much as possible. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada intimate that " the loss on exchange by the conver sion of American money received for the carriage of through traffic from tbe commencement of the current half year to 24th October, 1863, amounted to the sum of 44,156.59 dole., and at that date there was a further Ruin of American funds still remaining to be converted of 36,623.07 d01e.." The business of the "Discount Corporation" will be oommenced at 34, Abehurch-lane, on Mon day next, the 16th instant. The letters to unsuccessful applicants in the Mercantile Credit Association were sent out last night. With reference to the English and Swedish Bank (Limited), it appears that intimation has been recei►ed by telegraph that the lists of applications (*bleb are numerous) are on their way from Gothenburg and Stockholm. These lists will &Mee in a day or two, sad thus enable the directors to make the allotment early in the ensuing week. We are requested to state that the share list of the Lundy Granite Company will be closed on Saturday next. With reference to the martet for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : ---- • - • The same inactivity which we notified last week continues to chsracteriee the market in London for American sessiri the. and in the absence of business pion hays a downward tendency. The demand on Dutch account shows a Gong. derable falling off during the past week. Witonanar Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to }ex div. for the 3rd Dec., were first marked to-day 91}, and closed at 91} to 11. For money the last price was 92} to } with div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Coosa's, for mousy, 921, I, ; ditto for account. 91}, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90}, I ; New Three per Ceuta, 904, }, }, 4 ; Thirty Years An nuities, 1885, 141 ; India The per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent., 100} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 99} ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 991; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 105}. Exchequer Bills were flat at fle. to 4s. die. The foreign stock market was flat, and prices showed an unfavourable tendency, though closing somewhat above the lowest point of the day. Discount Corporation shame, after standing at 91 to 10 prem., closed at 9} to 4 prem. In prepa ration for Friday's sattlemen u tatinni 'Bl/jar for the loan of these shires till the end of No vember. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 11} to 12 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to prem. ; Oriental and General Modus, 1} to 11 prem. ; Commercial Union, 3} to 34 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, }dia. to }_prem• ; Universal Marine, par to } prem. ; aad English awl Scottish Marine, } tof prem. Land Mortgage Bank of shares were nomi nally quoted 2} to 2} pram. ; Littlehampton and Honfleur Steam, 1} to 2} pram. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to } pram. ; Mercantile Credit, 2,1 to 3 ; East London Bank, 2} to I poem ; Monts's ireful Company, } to } prem.; National 44 to 5} prom. ; English and Swedish Bank, to prem. ; Gloucastenhire Smelting, }to 1 prem.; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 1 to 2 prem. ; Central Darjeeling Tea, } to 4 prem. ; City and County Assurance, } to 1} prem. ; Lundy Granite, } to 4 prem. ; and Australian Mortgage, } to 1 prem. The shone of the Merchant Banking Company opened at 3 to 3} prem., and closed at 4} to 5 premium. Nova Scotia Goveinment Debentures were heavy. 10 ii M 24 Ai • Et OADOILLY LIAM IID nowEL ZAZIWATL sirs.,w•Larassurvaid M.ll.Viiia.l a.atw Swim— I Dr A • Ds. II up" le NUM& Dolga irsals hr. burd../r" 11UL/a likiburirsed eirrn. fewirwr & Worm _ _ . Da. • Utak— . Da B. An. 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Foreign and colonial mining shares are unal tered, in the absence of transactions. Pursuant to a requisition presented to the three tors of the Fortuna Company (Limited), requesting them to call an extraordinary general meeting to consider the propriety of increasing the capital of the company, by issuing 5,000 new 2/. shares, at if. per share premium or otherwise. An extraor dinary general meeting is called for the 20th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ifix In rat• Deer.-11 Mat. LEW, or.. liss" Ried PINK la NA/1114J1 11111011111511 710202411111011111 S aw AMMO MS. IMPERIAL AVERAGML 5/'411540d. II 74 lO 17 Ms 0,1 0.1 lie Id MOO Ild Me Id l 4 4Ol WAY 114 las 7d *Ns &I Us Ild Nov. 7 4os Wild WIN MINI *yds 101 Ids di 011 weals' Ann- - —3-- Ws Ammo 4OO 74411 Mlle 11!1 Id 060 11 1111 74 a:~ ~ n:.a ~ .tee. 41 1 41 1 41 0 40 4 40 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DST.) (88 =craw AND nrvissaricam TZLIONAPS (nom ooa ows comarozoorr.) 1 dm T. ~. There being less feet of the Bank rate of discount lie* advaoced, more busloads has been dote, especially to arrive. The sales will probably foot up 5,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS RAY.). flooan.lThe market continues lrm, and than 'is more =badness doing. The sales eds Porto Rico, at a id. ; Cuba Xusoorado, 34a. 6d. to Mk. 6d. ; Havannas, No. 12i, at 44. 13d. Manilla dared, 375. 9d. to 384. ; Mauritius crystallised, tie. lid. to 44. Rased. prices are firmly imported, but the amount of business dairg is bolted. Coma—The market continues dull. and prices of plantation Ceylon are barely supported ; fins ordinary sold at 72. 6 d. to 73a. 6d. ; middling, 761.6 d. to 775. 6d. ; pea berry. 81. I'LL—The market is steady bat not active. Farm—There is a good seasonable demand for all de scriptions, at full prices. ROL—A. limited business only is doing. Dammam, U. 6d. ; and Lestrards at la fxl. • RILL—The market continues rather quiet, at unaltered prior. Low white Bengal sold at 9e. 9d. ; better quslity atlli. tad. demand for this article continues quiet. CoiriVglis dull of sale in all ma'am. R - ms.—For medium and dee qualities there is a good demand, and prices for them sorts show an adman of 155. on lad week's prices ; common sorts dull of sale sad cheapen. Common sod middling, 281. to 301. ; medium and fine. 31s. 10.. to 3.W. ss. COCEINIAL has sold at the full prices of the Lest public sales, but nodes times ruling by privet* cookout. Hoo dlum silver, 2e. 10d. to 3s. Td.; black. 3a. Bd. to 4s, ; Tens ride silver, 3e. 6d.; black, 3s. &I. to 4s. TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The markst is quiet at the subjoined prime : —Town tallow. 411 a. 6d. set rash ; Itatelsbere Y.O. oe the amt. 43.. 6d. ; all the rear, 43.. 6d. ; Jaaoary to Yank 44. 64.; Numb, 45.. to 45a. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ITEM DAY.) The supply of besets is about the same as on Thuroday last. Trad e le WO for °bolos deseriptioes, sad lloadav's quotations are fully maintained for ell qualities. The number of sheep fresh up from our owe gr+siag districts is very small indeed, the much larger proportion being foreign. Best qualities are readily disposed of at late rates Weed &reselling as on Monday. Oar foreign supply consists of 540 beasts, 2,9A0 abeep, and 240 calves from German, and Holland ; acid 100 beasts from Spain. Mulch cows, $l. Per soot, of sibs s. d. a. 4. Poe Mow Walla. a. 4. s S. loot Beata, liordda. 4 8 6 0 Boot Do 41121481•811 • 0 • • Boot Short-storm 4 a 4 10 last Loog-w00k.... 6 4 6 0 &woad qui. bawds 8 0 4 0 i Do. do. Maas .... 0 o• 0 Calm Plp Boa Dos&Hlt-broda 6 8 6 10 1 lambs Rawls at market. 1,446; dabo l o sad Ismis. 0 00 ; Cahli. 310 ; 3100. 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THI3 DAY.) Namara. Harvey sad &sloe report trade Inn at tits follow ing prior reasatow lay. 75a. to 85s. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70a. ; rowels. 55a. to 70a. ; clover, old. 90s. to 110 a. ; ditto, s.arid out, 87s. sd. to 100.. ; strew ; Zr.. to 33.. NADAIeB GIANT BALLOON AT TIM CRTRTAL PAL/XL —The balloon is imspended frees Um Wheat point of the roof of the great tramept, and isdiated to its full dimensions. The visitor can now form a very gold MOIL ef its vast size and Awes proportiews, es in height it readies nearly to the roof, while iresteeds is within a few fest of the galleries ise each aide the transept. The ear is also planed on a raised platform and will be regarded with special Lutenist, exhibiting, as it doss, such unmistakeable evidence of the fearful name it experierseed on its descent with its nine in Hanover. IL Nader is exploded at the Athos by e end of the week. OA i 04. U. 04. 17. OIL IL Oct 111. • --- •• • • • •. • •• • • • • ••• 0 0 lONS. 19 1! tts i. 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