The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-22 00:00:00

al the conviction that three threats led bus mad Ismer& anethe,r amp beteg, of emcee, *Mei Xr. nand oho urged sb a the 0011nC4101B VMS geed, that the mere died woe inele•mat, se the conviction led takes ghee blew • meow,. within the reetropolitas palm &e --ine*. _ _ . — lir. R. Jemeseeplad, eat onniendol that it yea an ladle mamba essehaeles that the off nn ehould be clearly Wind mil stated IS the Wad the eoevictioe, and although then had been • Peas Att, it wee war cantempleal the law ahead be alterid, ci that ea Mks= sad a highly peril oar, ebouid not h• properly stated, The coevietio• did n 4 state what the thread ware, so as to 'sable the Court to judge whether they were thmets or not. Ileamdly. it was not stated whether the throats were mode, and as to the argument of Yr. Lab that if they were dimallatied with the warrants, they might have guns elsewhere, his learned friend knew as well se be did that that course was still open to them, if the judgment of la court shnuld be yawn them. She ateimest-Jedge saki be thought the trot ground ni Op • the woe sat isemble, het with taped to the second, be thought the tirade art be used to the person, still, ere the demean al the mat could be reviewed elsewhere, be did not Walt the pest warnitiost to justify him In stopping the ease. Mr. Lei ten steel the esie and said this woe • pro. ewswein Imetkned by Kowa Piper, the builders, but with er:v. teey visibcdoe feeling nasal the dohndent. As Imo se the ww• 111111= m t a ttmo strike cheat to act upon the reams of der coesplent weed be mode, but when throw el Wedded= Safe toads against the man they were Woad to isterirre. He then detailed the mimeos of a former of Kr. Piper to Devonshire, where be =gaged 18 wa m cow up to tondos. When they esete to Lemke they were taken to Aidereiste-street, where they wave the defeedest, who, after trying all LOISSI actually labiate* the men to go away, ten ar ga tmoO t reo to Annul. They wild they shoed go to work, es they hod c.a. to Lewd= ter the porpow, when Perham said, "If inu its so work w• sWI cel you blebs, sad whoa we get t, work us will snub =Wet you all over Loden, sod yaw will be tented Thst was • threat and hitheide which he contended was one withia the messing of the set of peiteseet. _ _ _ _ . Chair Itolgolts was the bet eientbasd by Mr. Polwad—l hes at 37, Loan!-wow, Colodoelea-miod. larg er.. I are * the rem* of Marrs. Piper, gem* buggers. Is Seprarbar I west to Tarkeoek, Nvorthire, to engage mes. I war to Plymouth. when I .speed frays far sr swaths Ile rem to me while I was le the taus, sad aimed himself Is he esgsgsd ma hie are toms as a man who hal gone up two days liskre. 1 engaged him for an at fa M. par eq. I paid Yin lei that day, thentt Clesolise. These ore earatema ell eighteen in the bra, shoo Mama having awes front Tavititork. ire sane into Lasko ea the Great Waists Rail way, mad enired r Paddiagtot at h tlf-peat 9 o'Oct. We sew two all these ors them who Ingo talkie& to the no I bad tomb' afoot the writs. I pot the mai hod bee& leto three Gabe. and then drove to I4s Ikeda Oro et the saes followed is a rob. We vserinad et Ski bases la Law. Bntai afoot thiorportre el ma berm Am o saw ha s, I maw Perham mom Is at Oa deer, with tostbse ma. Patten had ors' elk st Pips's. As the on were plag sot Piero pot sot him band mad ear, " Teo nee mo awe, p Irk with no to the So. awl I oil wad tees disk le the .swap." I Oa, ▪ Thiry so sit year on, has s i ze. De P.s Wool is eated is the wear molar f be pbm wart Ise • Mak. ft Looks" I p:sell . eased riled es de nos m raw. Perham pot Wort la the desnesh sad I celled is the ass to some or Jambs amid, " Let re saw imeward, awl I will woo posh hies rein lid desraily." Prism the. steed wide. and the noes ell sone sot. Winn se aro est revs was a rah lbws. W. sere ask irolisd sp Delm-otre-t, ttrough Smitteeld, sod them wp Lsarlase. rearm tad re mss to ease with him, awl be wanhl pe nile that bads mad rad Om beck to the ..asap. Is Oserimo I apart is Portion, sod erred him if ha laraded to go that way. Re mid " I dr" Ties, I toll* I Ask is ream and tool mod. Pietro old dr err fallow. I *ma Bard I shard go the way I do Isimaded, aid that I west/ spelt is the get/ I set Hewing gene MOO diorama I woke le • bet be Word to rho say sales sakes he or looked. pr eons thwaree Peahen ego% lotsekeed with Lb@ sea. mad meld "If three men g• w owl they will Is losing r oat. mad we shall call raw ass biota, sof who w h o to wart we shall stake egaiset this son Leadea. Gado maid "It Os all Wm oplaierel to le berme tee erne op. I came op tope to week, sad go to work I shall." Perlman then seed "Toe know the mirtaprenceit. I have told yea w shall strike sprat yea. - We all then left and west toward . Writes; Po lito is a or, lollewiag. I rot Wm with the ass , Per ham harass The mess went W a, hoses, what' Per ham @aid, " Yon he* get than ON, bat I will have lbw et tbe So." TM man am down Lie shoat at haw, who I west est with them to g.t kdorge is, than at akeeirepe. (.se sae, however. stopped at Paddington. Crom-ezeinised by Mr. R. Jerees—Joeelys tame from Plymouth. When I engaged him I did sot asy anything to hr... stoma signing a document. Theis wee previonry a strum at Tarititook, and they arced as if they word leer to ..an document ; sad I told this, so. I bow they wiaal hoes to take the declarstiou—that Werra. Piper woull signor it. Ido not Many if I told them they would have in tuke a declaratioo. Ido ant know -lobo I did or not. I really do sot know if 1 mid one word about s diehar d*, as a coaciel al of their obtaining employment. I row that all the men would have to take the declarative. . . The Arietant-Judge on:Wee:wed the preverkstio• at this wither. Crawaramisatios contingad-1 told tha roam than waa • mike la Landes. Mr. Jeuneo—On yoar eeleme rah, aro say ese that you lad be would bays to wore under the deelarends. Witamo—l do not re member the pence, but a party wrote am • letter. That perms did not come to London. I never told )(Neely!' that he would have to work under the declaration before he went to Piper's teed on Monday. I do net re member toiling an use that ha would have to work =der the de. location. The declaration se read and handed Ise the assa, and if they do not take at we do not employ them. We do not sak them if they arra to it, but if they do not take the document, we do am employ them. I never es+ Jocolya before I brought biro up. Ho I. • mason, but I did sot Mow if he mule skilled workease, and whether he would suit. I told the policeman that Perham did nothing oa the Saturday to insult are. The first public-home I went into with the men, Imw Perham. Ho drank there but I did not drink socially with him. !paid the reckoning, and Meows. Piper paid me spin. They paid the piper. (A lough.) I dna spin at another pubbc-house. I em not aware that sum of tb. roes I brought up refumil to take the declaration. I did not put it to them, bat Mr. Piper put It to them himself. I wsa tarn sad nom= refused to take the declaration. Om the Monday I took the men to the job at the railway, Whin Jocelyn rasped to sip the declaration. Ife-examinai— Tbe turn are out requested to ego say de claration or imything else. It was road over and them handed to them. At Tevietock I was asked if they earise,to I. adoa whether they could not work with me and still be long to their society, and I lid tans that I thought they could ant. Sone of them left after they came up, but la • few days they renamed. William Jehelye', examined by Mr. Loah-1 us a stone mason. I saw Mr. Itubjuhe at the Plymouth Station, sad asked him if three was any chalice, of a job. He said yea. limited if I bad to non any documest. and be said se. I laird what the pay was, and he mid 61. 6d. a day. Vpoo times taros I cams meey, being sagged for sin months. Whim I mime no we went to • public-house to Little Sanaa I saw Perham there, who wasted cm to go with him to the Sas, where, ha said, as should have what we wasted to sat sot drink, sod that hs would sad as all bark. Perham stood in the doorway aad said the ems belonged to him. He said Ruh ohs might mess oat, bat the new ors helosireal to him. (He ibis repeated is detail the evidence nisi n by Rolijoho, sod portico's:ly m ta lie ober , anon of Pahme that they would he celled blacks, and that if they went to work they tenon strike 'ganet them all ova Lena) A black Ia a omit who goes in during • striks foe loser ...pm I bars toen in many strikes—too many to sun my porket. Coos.-restained by Mr. Edwin lastese—l knew sothlog of Bolj be. at Plymouth. I tir.t stipulated that I erasion:a Do docoment. He did sot toll me • ward attest a doclarati.m. I woo to be eng•io.l if Steed for the work. 1 drank with Perfume and it d jibs. I cannot say I bad takes too mach ; yes issues hire tuu mach of • good thine. Ido sot belong to soy acuity. EDNA' went diva with toe to work on Monday. Mound.. Lquhl.rm—l was ow of the men who ame sp with fb•tiohn, and Ise wee sated by won of our men if to were requtred to sip any document, earl he geld we TM. rived the me Se lb. pm...cellos. Mr. Hien Jews than e-c to addraa tba c 'art for lb. a; pellet, sea was left .pealtlng. THE POLICE COURTS. (TKIS DAY.) CLIRKIVIWELL AT TUB LOMB ILAOL•II 111 *I, MALL. /11.4 Demi, wombs, w.. tbereriel before M. Carle web ewalieg silo/ epee s.d a bottle of rum m the Leg Ruins Nage • bell. Tbenbelt . wrowt, Holborn. be primer hd been .Magid M iunk of Me ab• ve leteiblielimeng •dq tiro Waite, sod. being toned drab, met trios wee eseit.,l Met au b., I moles tbe linear, r! et, Wag eves In 'here,. • bottle of rm. our loud is ib priewee• peauelw , se well es • bowie of stout and Bice rie.m. rimier, It wee eeneely eemeeted, bed Onemed MM e grew* eltassion with a Wee ehereetee, and • owed wee mks/ for. to a* ertaia if Met we to c... Tbe primmer mil Ow dal not wile in ley saytbiog &wet the mai et lbs tigers, bal bar Oared.* wee a eery V..!"••• r • Bre, ,4s r Cyder Celine*. Sem& the father et the meepisisese is Iba sky, ere add. bseeileir that the Premier eras Y cnet.Ay. b Irmo dews se ma bee. eat 14.Tzt.tki bee et die vases ids es Settedey seek ettentrrrt to ester bi. ..oebil•bosst by urea et a kW eherecter. the ref. re .e Is that awe Wog is the Illeelariere-rned. tl. near/etc.d that the pennant hied obtained sawmill, m another publie•bosee by weer of a labs cliaracier. The primmer red u erre • te;..reke what the last wither hat trend. Ithe emit int eater Mr. Hoet'e bout., biome, woes were Dee sufrochet. Mr. Kart reel ha hot to prod tire policemen le remove the 7ria,atr. fir. Currie rivionadel the 'Timm usUl Masdq next. ISLIall:PlOr LAWS. IMPORTANT DEPUTATION TO THE PRIME MINISTER.—(THIS DAY.) This morning a deputation of members of the Roam of Commons sad of gentlemen representing the Cham bers of Commerce ia the met important Marling town. of the kingdoms, walled as Lead Pelosereton, et Cambridge Howe, to roll his equities' to the present unsatisfactory mate of the law ef haskruptcy, and to pries upon him the necessity of government introducing Into the legislature, and posies into • law, • measure based on the soon prin ciples se that last year brought into the Horne of Commons by Lord Joie Russell. Theo were peanut SO John Rams dell, M.P., Sir Joseph Patton, M.P., Mr. &bole field, M.P., Mr. Bcccroft, M.P., Mr. B. Clay, M.P , Mr. Miller, M.P. for Lath, Mr. Hastlaus, of the Social Atanciation ; Mr. Edam, of the Land Amendment Society, the leading commercial gentlemen of the City of London, and the towns of Birmingham, WOl.- easter, Dudley, Liverpool, Hul4 Bradford, Li. de, Sheffield, Southampton, Sc. Manchewer wee the only town of Im portance unrepresented, but a letter of apology was received from Mr. Bellsy, M.P. - - - Sir 701411 RAWIDIN having introduced the deputation, Mr. explained to his lordship that the bill el Lord John Rueirell, originally prepered under the auspices of a committee of the &Mel &Mace Association, embodied the view. of the commercial men of the entire kingdom, with the exception of the merchants of the city of London. The delay which bed taken place in the progress of that mea sure, owing to the dissolution of parliament, had gives time for the camideration of their objectless, which had been fully met and satisfied, so that the umeola dos bed now ready for legislation • measure which met the views of the entire trading community, and which Mr. liamsel Morley wee prevent aa the representative of the merchants of the city of London. to recommend is h Majesty's government fur approval. The expense of the present system wee much cemplained of averaging as it did more than 30 per cent. on the melee of the assets which we. ruinous in regard to woad sebum. The distant>. at which the district omits were situated (row the bags commercial towns was also another matter of complaint. He oonten , led that the creditor. ought to have the control over the estate of the bask rapt, to prevent its being eaten up by officials, that the distinction between trader and non-trader aught to be abolished, and that there should be a twiny of insolvency and bankruptcy into one system. Mr. Hastings' Mews having been supported by Mr. Samuel Morley, Mr. Bsecroft, Mr. Lloyd, of Birmingham; Mr. leebbieg of Southampton, sad other members of the dope. Lord PALMI4TOX end that he wee sure her Majesty's govarnmeat ought to fed deeply obliged to the gesidemen present far bring Mrs the trouble to cones up hone so malty importer arm of 00011Mertial Industry, to give then operas r to the Mints of the present system, sod is reperksig a manly white they thought it expedient to apply le this eve. No tae era overvelue the Importance of seen seeleamiss ; homes V s great commercial country like this, where se large en snort of the mulattos depended nom orimorrelal pursuits, where the morose of the etre turf were e* mach affected by whatever 'senesced them, It was evident that the importance of regulating affairs between debtor and creditor 'raid be bred on prin ciples of equity and deepetch. He could assure them that the subject bad for soon tier engaged the attennm of her lesjeety's government. He could not, however, under take to promise that Lord John Russell would be able, is the alarm swim, to reintroduce his bill, or a modigeatiaa of it, became. thine who read the renpaprre art ore, from the present position of affairs in .may quarter of the globe, th►t his hands would be full wit► the brines. of his own department. (A laugh.) But les hod there, ea his left hand, a most able champion (the AteernspOrsesl) is them matters, who would tell them that the subjoin had engaged his attention and that of re legal coarser In the government. For himself be might say at least this—that the neat session would sr he allowed to peal without seine satisfactory arrangement berg made in the matter. 1 The Arroawar.GEruut, said the sonjort had occupied his anxious attention, end he would beg leave now to stabs his own hadtvithesl views In reference to it, sa in the spirit of thorn views he wen preparing a measure for the consideration of the cabinet. Tb. deputation would understand that they were merely his Individual views, and that he could not my how far they would be modified or adopted by the go• vertnert. He could not regard the subject as ens of a purely legal charseter, bat thought that the system should be brought into harmony with the convictions of the com mercial community, and made consistent with the prispies of equity and justice. It was his intention to repeal all the existing acts upon the subject, and peasants comprehensive set. He thought that there ought to he cat talo simple testa of bankruptcy told down, oa the existence of which the creditors should be entitled to take the property of the bankrupt into their own bends for opal distribution. La the interval between the bankruptcy end their doing so, the official saeignee or some such officer should take charge of the estate, bat merely for care and protection ; but front the moment the bankruptcy wee declared, the pro perty became the property of the creditors, sod they wow the best jod;es of how it should be administered. (Hear, hear.) He would, however, caution them to be careful in the nature of their demands, and to take a lemon from experience, recollecting that the cumbrous. system which at present existed was given to satiety precisely similar complaints made prior to 11131. The court should be retained to ascertain who the creditcre were; but whin they were ascertained and the property committed to them, every fcaility should be afforded fur taking it out of the court and settling it among themeely A. He also thought that the low against fraudu lent baokrupts ought to be made mom strings.; but that the administratiost of it should be left in the hands of the erdiaary tit bunelt. Mr. iiAiTINOII Mid • bin boiled upon these principles wonicl musty ths commercial community. The deputstion then wit drew. 08E47 FrASTERN RAILWAY OP CANADA. (IBIS DAY.) This day, at noon, a special general me e ti ng o f the peoprieture of t he above railway was held at the London Tavern, to consider a proposition for exchanging the third awl fourth mortgagee for 260,0001. granted to the Greet Weetenz of Canada Company Ly the Detroit and Mi!wears Company for pre- Selene, shares to the letter tuidertaltiag to the same amount, the total amount of arch shares shoat to be lamed being 600.001 g. Mr. RUHEILT G ilalrinlin of the board uf di reet.re, t reeided. The I MAI KIIAN moved • &MOW IreV/lUtioll, adopting the re“itutio u of the directors t• make the excheoge. Mr. HOlkt.zn secoedei the tee lutom. Mr. Amur:Koos, who represented • largo body of dissen tient shareholders, moved an amendment, declaring that the .furs of the company were is a must unsatisfactory state, and that a commitins of investigetion ought to be appointed to !Frostiest' them. Mr. AITI Htsom mounded the auseadment. Toe amendment nee it.. to a proksied disctufaion, which had nut tormulated whoa our repeat Wt. De %Tit or Mi. FRANK Brom6, A.K.A.— W, regret to leers of the death of this eminent artist a. his resi dence, Rumen-house, Tavistock-govt, on Friday last. Mr. Frank gto•4l mafiosi!, practised is water colours, aad se late as 16itt costiased a member of the Old Society of Painters us Water Co/ours. He 6 rat exhibited in the 0.11.ry in 1&17, and wee elected associate in 1631. The Messed wee is bit rilth year. ACCIUEYT uN TUE COCNTY DOWN RAILWAY.— Yonordsy m•weintr,ea eosins attsettoil to the Irsie,due N fest shortly after Dino k, ran off the hie a short distance from the Belfast terminus. A postage, earrings wee smashed, and its occupants Were wore or lees injured. one of the sufferers, Mr. Winter, of Tully Oirvan, hes in a pre carious condition. EMISVZ LEM ENT DT t COM II ERrt L TRAVELLER.— At the Pulley Folios Caul, yesterday, Junes Barney,lately • oommerciel traveller in the employ of Mr. C. J. Ragland, the extensive ale and porter brewer, of Dudley, waa com mitted for trial upon a charge of amanita' upwards of MAL, the moneys of his employer. Boil was accepted. DILYALC TIONB.—A painful discovery has just bees :made at the °Mos mot the Leeds Banking Company. hi, IL Warne, who had lung acted ea cashier, and w►o appears to ►eve beim • person In whore up rightness of character the directors had nolimited man tease, died sudde•ly eche', time air. It le now moor- Wool that be had aystesnatkally Waned his accoanta—bie d.lalcatioaa amoontmg altogether to the enormous sum of 13.0001. Ile bee lett property, however, of the value of 4.0001, so that the loss to the bank will be some 0,0001. Meaclwatrr Georlu•. The Dublin Ere,ling Mad of last evening records • dirwliel emualty by lire. A the broke out in • house in Ilary's•lsas yesteeday morning, and air memo in an attic merry were beret to death, viz, • bneklayer's labourer, a chimney simper and his wife, sod tbres children. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. Scarcely any business has been done this morn ing in British railway stocks. Caledonian stock hae declined 1 per cent., and one or two other descriptions g per cent, but in most instances prices are quoted precisely the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to ; ; Great Western, 641 to 86; Midland, 1061 to I I Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to ; Great North ern, 102 to 103 ; Caledonian, 911 to f ; South East ern, 77 to f ; Eastern Counties, 641 to 661; and London and South Western, 96 to. Lombardo-Venetian Railway are steady at 1/ to I; prem. The Indian shares are also fairly supported. Pernambuco Railway shares are more inquired for. we Y 101_, r • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1859. 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Do. trostita...l7=A. b. ii 16 I I le II 14 16 194 111 11 I di. " I l i :it s 14 1 X 11 112 211 M 41 i If 10 le 14 li WI 111 . 0 U si i i il l tq 111 76.1 I l ak. 11 Pm 1 % 41 If 1 1:1 Ms T r i i l i Os par 11 11 ft 11 • Is en Es 11 14 1/4 I= 1 11 1 ? 41 I i lot 11. 111 • 33 I 1 1 is ils : FRIGHTFUL MILL ACCIDENT.—About 7 o'clock yesterday morning a young man, named &hart Bleasard, was engaged in oiling a shaft in Victoria Mill, Bowling, SOW Brsdfoni, when his env oh was caught, and he was instantly taken up and whirled round the shah, which was revolving at the rate of 93 revolutions a minute. His head was instantly dashed to pleas, and his brains scattered whist the ceiling sad on the machinery below. His poor wife, who is far advanced in pregnancy, was weaving at a loom underneath the shaft, and saw the frightful sooldent. Her own piece was spattered with his blood, and as the loom warn working, some bite of his fifth were actually woven into the texture of the fabric. The en gine was Immediately stopped, and the remains removed from the fatal shaft. OLTMPIC.—The sudden secession of Mies Wynd ham from this company has necessitated • change in the bill. Lest night the part at Janos, in Mr. Robert Brough's admirable burlesque of Yaks, was taken by Miss Rhea Nelson, a young lady with a very sweet voice and musical powers deeidedly above the oversee. !She was exceedingly astanua, but when more habituated to her audience and her confreres she will brooms an scquieltion to the theatre. FREE LECTURES ON MUSIC.—The Gresham Lectures on " Music," illustrated by an efficient choir of vocalist@ will be delivered by Professor Taylor, at the College, ' Buingtiall-street, to-morrow evening (Wednesday), sin Thursday and Friday evenings et seven o'clock. Mr. Turk, of the Abbey, will preside at the pianoforte. MUSEUM Op PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON.— Number of visitors for the week ending Nov. 19 If 7 65 ; arming* TER; tots), 1,641. Since the opening of Museum free daily (M• 12, 12, 1868), 162,849. CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL FOR II6EASES OF THE CRUST V I CTORI A . (A EL — umber 0( patients reamed at this ' Methadon daring last week worn 842, of which 162 were UM OWN. Owing to the extension of the limits of Paris, the guider of omnibus** will be bumped from 400 to 560. MONEY MA RICE7.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. Complete stagnation prevails to-day in the Stock Exchange. In many kinds of securities there has not been a single transaction. The funds are sup ported at the closing quotations of yesterday, al though the sales of New and Reduced Theo per Cents. hays not oeased. The New Indian Loan has improved to 1031 to a. The Three per Cent. Rents. opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 69.95 for the account, and improved to 70, being Oc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 961 and 1 for money, and 961 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 961 to 1 for cuh and 961 "buyers," for the 6th Dec. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 228 ; the Three per Cent.. Reduced, at 941, 1, and k ; ditto New Three per Cent.., at 941 and ; India Stock, at 2271 ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031 and 1 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1839, at 961; India Bonds, at Is. dis. to 2s. prem.; and Ex chequer Bills at 275. to 30s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been few. Turkish stocks are steady, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 761 to 771, with transactions at the latter figure, and that of 1858, 651 to 661. Spanish Bonds have improved, and there are still some inquiries for Mexican. Sales are recorded us follows :—Brasilian Four-and-a-Malf per Cents., 1852, 961, ditto, Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 96, 981; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent.., 65 (exchange 126.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Centa.,lBs3, for amount, 451 ; Russian Three per Cent.., 1859, 661 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., 87, 861 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 331, 331; Turkish Six per Cent.., 1854, for account, 771, 77, 771; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for an ' count, 66 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cent.., 1031. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany have receded to 1i to 14 prem. upon realisa tions by some of the allottees. FOUR O'CLOCK. Compile closed at 961 to 1, both for money and the account, showing a slight improvement compared with the quotations current at 2 o'clock. The demand for money yesterday waa active, and dis counters in many instances asked a tractional advance upon the Bank minimum. The applications at the Bank were to a fair extent, but denoted no pressure, although yesterday was the day fixed for the comple tion of the payment on the 1,400,0001. of East Indian Railway Debentures. Owing to this call, oenpled with the circumstance that this was special " settling day" in the Stock Exchange in the New Indian Loan, money was in increased request in that establishment, and commanded 2 to 2} per cent, on government securities. The Council of India are still provided considerably in excess of their immediate require ments, and continue, therefore, lenders of money at 2 per oent. on government securities, subject to cer tain restrictions to which they deem it necessary to adhere, and which render the offer not generally acceptable. We thus almost arrive at the anomaly of the Council lending at 2 per cent. money which will be paid immediately into their trea sury under the form of railway capital, and upon which they must pay 5 per oent. It is true that the railway companies are under the obligation to repay ultimately to the government the sums ex pended by the latter as interest on the railway capital; but, allowing for this, there is still, obvionaly, room for great improvement in the working of the Indian financial departme ate. It appears that the amount of the New Indian Loan written into the Bank books as stock is about 4,150,0001. Upon the balance, 850,0001., the final instalment of 25 per cent. falls due to-day, snd will require about 215,0001. _ A telegram received yesterday afternoon from Amsterdam announces a fell oft per cent. in Duch stocks. The Twoond-a-Half per Cents. were quoted on Saturday 631, and yesterday, 62i. The cause is a statement that the government proposes to apply to the purpose of railway construction a sum of ten millions of guilders (about 850,0001.), which hitherto has been annually applicable to the sinking fund of the national debt. Two important lines of railway are projected, one running to the north and the other to the south. The bill for the northern line passed the legislature on; Saturday by 46 votes against 25, whilst that for the southern line passed this day. There were no transactions in bullion at the bank yesterday. The 83,0001. by the Persia and Kangaroo, with the exception of 10,0001. in Mexican dollars, was purchased for the Continent. The demand for Mexican dollars continuing, higher prime were offered yesterday, but the market is bare. This coin is probably wanted in connexion with the movements of French and English troops in China. In consequence of the remonstrances made on be half of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company and other parties, relative to the delays in the transmission of telegrams through Neapolitan territory, the British government has addressed a representation to that of Naples. The Sardinian government is believed to be likewise not free of blame in the matter. Messrs. Woollatt, Gard, and Co.'s tea circular, issued this afternoon, contains the following abstract of telegraphic news from China : Canton, Oct. 12.— AU quiet. Trade improved. Demand for imports dull. Tea market opened favourably. T 666 have been taken freely. Shanghai. Oct, 6.—lmports in good de. mend. Tess token freely. Shanghai, Oct. 6.—The Chinese government has repudiated Ito treaty with the United States by relaying to open the porn of Swatow aid Taws's, sa stipulated by that treaty. It is stated that of the capital of 600,0001. sought to be raised by the Atlantic Telegraph Company, in Eight per Cent. Preference shares of 51. each, sub scriptions for less thaa one-sixth have as yet been secured. The assistance extended to this national undertaking by the British government is ob viously inadequate. The Central Oude Railway Company, on the let Sept., called up 24. 6d. per share, on the strength of a contemplated amalgamation with the Gude Rail way Company. According to the report recently issued by the latter, this cannot be done, and some of the shareholders urge that the call ought there fore at least to be returned. . . The Trinidad Railway Company having issued no report of later date than March,lBsB, the shareholders are becoming anxious for some statement of progress, the more especially u a call of 172.6 d. per share was partially paid in April. 1838. Intelligence has been received of the destruction by fire, on the 11th instant, off Cape Finisterre, of the ship Doke of Wellington, Captain Campbell, while on her voyage from Liverpool to Bombay. The loss, it is stated, will fall upon Lloyd's and the insur ance offices in Louden._ - The paddle steamer Canton, the loss of which off Macao has just been announced, was one of the oldest Tamale of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's fleet, and has traded fora long period between Hong Koag, Shanghai, and Canton. She registered 330 tons, and had engines of 130 horse power. The Olenclune and New Margaret have arrived from China with 1,038,3001b1. of tea. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 12th December for the supply of a large quantity of materials for seamen's clothing. IVith reference to the tallow market a correspon dent sends us the following : The market is quiet with very little doing. In the early part of the week there was some improvement in the deman d. but It has sines fallen off. The delivery last week was 2.678 oasts against 3,684 in 1868, 3,060 in 1857, end 2,428 in 1856. The stock M now 49,614 casks against 23,261 in 1658, 38,622 In 1857, and 15,325 fa 1856. Large strive!' ere expected hum Odeent In the course of a few weeke. It appears that the quantity of tallow " left over" in Bt. Petersburg, at the close of the navigation, is between 23,000 and 25,000 casks. 414 116 I. 1: at. 140 " GO la'c.a. I.l2l*ie. I Oe sli K00C. 74. P . 13.0k1 MONDAT KTIJ4IAO. ------- - Conatia, which cio-ed on Saturday at 961 for the 6th Dec., opened this morning at 961, " buyers," declined to 961, and cloned at 961 to Fer money the last price was 96i to t. Thu offioial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 961, 96, 961; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 96i ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 941, 1. I ; New Three per Cents., 941, ; the New Indian Fire per Cent. Loan (stock), 1034, 1031 ; ditto, scrip, 101, 1031; the Indian our per C e nt. Debentures,: 1868, 961; ditto, 1839. 981. The New Indian Loan was in better demand, and closed at 103/ to /, being 1 to 1 per cent. higher ,than on Saturday. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 275. to 30s. prem., and Indian Bonds 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was very quiet, but in a few instances prices were rather better. A recovery of I to 1 per rent. took place in Turkish, the Loan of 1864 being quoted 761 to 771; and that of 1868, 661 to 661. Mexican Bonds rose / per cent., closing at 22/ to /. Spanish Bonds also showed a tendency to improvement at the close, owing to a demand on foreign account. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany experienced a considerable rise to-day, closing at 11 to 11 prem., in consequence of the receipt by numerous respectable applicants in the Stock Ex change and elsewhere of letters intimating the directors' inability to make them any allotment. Much disappointment was accordingly expressed, it being urged that every subscriber ought to have re ceived some portion, however small. The chief error appears to have consisted in the keeping of the sub scription list open so long. The &nutlike will re ceive their letters to-morrow. Bank shares remain very steady. London and Westminster Bank were inquired for. Commercial Bank of Canada were marked 22g. Land, steam, and miscellaneous shares were quiet. British Ame rican Land were dealt in at 221. MINES.-THIS .D.AY. Two o'llocx. In the mining market to-day there is a further decline in East Wheal Russell shares, wh.ch are marked in the Stock Exchange 11, 10}, and 10 1 /. South Carn Brea have been dealt in at 2f, tied West Caradon at 157 f. East Basset, Providence, West Frances, Alfred Consols, and Wheal lteeth shares have also been dealt in. Bt. John del Itey Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 141. United Mexican have been dealt in at 13 and 11, being rather flat, and Fortuna at 2i. At a meeting of adventurers in North Levant If . 11e, held on the 16th inst., t►e accounts showed a balance in f.vour of the adventurers of 481.185. ed. The following telegram has been meshed yesterday from Captain Rowe, the manager of the Nortth Laey Mine (lola of Mea). dated 20th inst. •.—" North L: Cat good lead to-day in the bottom end south; lode three feet wide, all saving work." Peados@ Condole will sample on the 22nd ilia. 200 tons of ooppsr me. r itWiteal Grenville, 20 tow of on ire now at andace. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS PAT.) (IT NAHUM AND IRVIN ItACINNTIC frame ova own °onager °mouser., Orabt market moderately attended. Wham and floor la Rood demand at 2d. metal and 6d. per sack decline. Indian earn about be. lower. BONI quiet at former rates. Other articles without change. M I NCING-LANR.-(THIS DAY.) 13coan.—The market is Arm today, and the low dmerip done we more inquired for. Rause lampa, 49e. tc Corree.—The public sales ere progresethg without show ing_my material alteration in prime. TSA.—Tbe public melee me going off heevily. Aux.—Demerara sold et 24. li. ; Leeward Island, good, is. lid. - }EI - c - i—This article is steady. llatterras continues l steady demand, Retraction 3 sold at 38..6d.; rebsetiou at 375. 6d. Corrox remains dull of We. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS OA% ) A decline of 3d per cwt. haa ootturnd in two UT !brogan *turned' to-day, compared with the lams prices of yesterday. The quotations now current are: Town &allow, 60e. mat cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the pat, 68.. 9d.; all the year, to December. 68s. M s ; January to March, 68e. ; Octuber to December, 1860, 665. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davie sad Co. report trade rather dun. at the following pica :—Prime meadow hay, 70a. to 755. ; superior ditto, 80s. to 865.; inferior ditto, 60.. to 60a.: rowels, 455. to 665. ; clover, old, 86s. to 1060. ; woad cut, 70s. to 90s. ; straw, 265. to 82a. THE LONDON PROVIDENT INSTITETION.-1116 principal city Savings-Bank--the London Provident In stitution, ktoorfields—ezhibits, by a statement past for warded, the following satishetory results of tee i , p-reticns of its official year, terminated yesterday. The tonal of the witbdrawals in the year, compound interest 'Deluded, amounts to 247,0741., while the receipts has been 316,4181., showing on balance an Masse of 69,3441. The number of accounts closed in the year has been 6,414 ; of new accounts opened, 7,467—an increase of 2,043 depositors. The number of scoounte now open is 62,337—a larger number by 2,043 than this savings-beak hes ever before had open dozing the forty-three years of its existeoce. The aggregate amount of the balances doe to depositors to 1,001,7761., while the tank's funded capital in the custody of the Com mbetoarre for the Reduction of the National Debt le 1,003,602/., showing, plus a balance in the Sneer: of 3,1741. a sum of 6,0001. in excess of all IlabUitlee. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—The dean and :..henter have decided that the ores, which has been recently taken down for enlargement, .hall not again be erected over the entrance to therchoir. It is proposed to take away the pre sent screen, and en the removal of the monuments of Lord Nelson and Lord Collingwoed to come other part of the cathedral, to throw the whole spas, to the verge of the dome area, open to the choir. The organ is to ho retaieed to Its present cask which was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and it will be removed to the gallery under ti e centre arch on the canon's or north side. The oak screen, with its beautiful marble column., will be placed as an entrance to the dome area in the south transept. The rails of the whim pering gallery and the heavy cosh* under it brim been recently gilded, which gives a splendour to the meenitleent dome that is very striking. Since the organ has been taken away the choral services and anthems has been most efficiently rung without accompaniment by the vices choral and ciewistere in the early morning chapel at the wisteria en•rancc. The effect produced by their voi,_es rever berating through the aisles is magnificent. WAKEFIELD ELECTPON Commismom.—The com missioners met yesterday, pro formu, at Mr. Serpent Pigott's Chambers, but no witness' were exambed. Aa at present arranged the Inquiry will be resumed at Wakefield on the 23rd of December met. THE CUNARD LINE FEON QUEZNIVroWN.—The sewed moil for Halifax and Hosts, roi Q it,motown,, arrival at Dublin on ftanday morning in due 0t10,., and was despatched from the General Post-oftice at bell-peat 10 o'clock. Tee moil, which consisted of 15 bier, was con veyed to the King's-bri4ll terminus, where a op- train was in readiness to receive it. The train nailed at 11 o'clock, and arrived in Cork at 326 p.m., occouplish ing the run down in the extraordinary abort time of tour hours and 26 minutes with the greaoeot OW" ( , L , of the river rtestutro was in readiness to &MVO, the moils to Queenstown, to hare them placed on board tLe Europa. Arrangements are bring made for the Nov York an loi to be forwarded rid Queenstown, es well as the Csnadi.n and Australian mails. The Europa arrived from Liverpool at ball-put four o'clock, and remained with steam on till dm mails were pinned on board at dye, when she Rut reedy for see. Four pamengere and their luggage hosing omtorked, the floe ship went on her voyage shortly after. Frederick Douglass, the well-known fug" . :ve from American slavery, states in hie journal of the 4th, that he Is about to visit Ragland on • lecturing tour. Hu writes . " It will probably be charged by those who olo.! ght In any pretext for ampereing me, the* I gn to km:Flied to escape the domande of justice for my alleged .sot,iolicoity with the Harper's Ferry totem...tow. I ..ou not ashamed of endeavouring to wove from awl, i otice as might be rationally expected by a man of eJloor at the hand. of • slavettolding cent, sitting in the Wata of Virginia. I am tot a favourite in that atatr, eni even If acquitted by the court, with my knowledge of slave holding madnanimity sari civilisation, I could soimady hops to reams the slaveholdiog border with my life. There is no more dishonour in trying to keep out , f the way of ouch a court than there 'call be in keeping not of the way of a company of hungry turves. Nevertheless, it is only due to truth to state, toot for more than • year past I have been making Is meats not to go to Harper's Ferry, but t' Hoglund. 'ra ft.; has been known alike to both friends and foes. My going, too, has been delayed, rather than hastened, by the occur rence of that outbreak. The fact of my known init.,' ion to visit England in November, and my pa lashed lecturing en gagements in different parte of the state of New York, plainly show ibet no men had any right to expect my po.rosocal co operation elsewhere. I am, however, free to cone -a that I deem England a odor asylum for me than any cooed by the President of the United Statue." M " 4 4 j a - r - Sti NS MS US 110 11 1 1 111 tat $2 Si 109 111 TN 741 1111 110 110 HI 101 107 M M NI IN IT N U N ■ 91 91 191 11 Is 19 IN 73 3 19 10 91 19 14 19 I. 111 110 la" 103 104 N N 113 126 /3 16 101 111 16 16 103 1 14 1011 104 as se art N 4 64 16 64 14 BAILS. Fs Fs - I se i li IN IT iii si II ii is Ii u 1 de 47 766 11 1111 IT it IT/ I. 1011 111 El ii 11 vi a al 14 13 11 WU