The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (TRW DAY.) EQUITt COURTS. ( Before the Lord Chancellor.) ',re THE t;OVERN01111 OF St THOMASS HOSPITAL. - . . . ..„.. appeal from Vice-Chancellor Wood, in which the n involved relates to the right to select the site on new hospital in lieu of that of SL Thomas, for otu.tted in the borough. of Southwark sad near •• ,hall be constructed, the arguments were From the report which appeared in this swat) , it will have been gathered that a the City of London, in a special corpora -I.y charter for the government of the hospital, the management of the boipital to a body , con governorit,'hut now denied that they bad • :ail .0 exercise of power u the choice of a new : hodpitsl. The vice-chancellor having decided t t..e donation governors, the present appeal was , ;.e dose of the argument of the counsel for the . „„. '• I t•haecellor said that be bad come to the con• •;, it the decision of the Vice-Chancellor was correct, the power to choose the site waa vested in the ~,,ernors. But at present he should not I, reasons for arriving at that conclusion, in the form in which this motion fere him, any order he might make could not be ;.”..alto the House of Lords. There being another him on which a bill had been filed by the errors to restrain the corporation of London ,a; then seal ton retainer to solicitor en ,nl to take proceedinp to purchase land I • new site, and which therefore raised • • ....e .pestion of right to select a site —he ! stuinents in that came, and then make an . • !,...urine that in his opinion the power of dealing • ~I,..tien of the site was rested in the donation • th order an appeal to the House of • • • technically brought. 1. :t then proceeded to open the ease—" The Co. • st. .fhotna. a Hospital v. the Mayor and Corp*. • '; • City of London," and was proceeding when :::port left. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. • in fore Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, itn,l.l,..ies Cr. mown, Blackburn, and Mellor.) As she a:16077.4 court the Solicitor• General moved Is •.f N> .tttern , v•General, in the ogees of "Feather , 7 . : 7 7. " u c 'c f retition of right ; and the " Re .. •-, c C. , r. The Commissionen of her Majesty's %. ;k:." c h ire a•I it tined for their argument. .I. n‘i J u>lice said the court always took cases ; •' :r taro f.r convenience when the Queen was the • 'rm.- !, T... hut in these two cases her Majesty was tl, rl. .re be did not see any reason for doing so. slid he merely wished that the ca•te t ot c..tuo on at the sitting in bunco atter term, when Justice would nut be present. Justice —There is no chance of that, I am • !, • ire tie assizes will interfere with them. Ido we can grant the application. You had better e.:r application later in the term. .utieneral then withdrew. it. r. THE SIRKENIICAD COMMISSIONER& in this case, which is governed to acertain • ,tty cat.. of "Cue v. Wise," which is now before .:se of Lords, were adjourned till the next term. , wire r. PRICKWORTH AND WIFT..---.SLAND/1. . • sari en action for slander tried before the • : C'.:• .f Jost at the sittings after last term at Guild . 7 a verdict was entered for the plaintiff upon the . .•1 —cord counts, with damages. Ist-tow now moved, on the part of the defendant, for . t, show muse why judgment should not be arrested, , zrounds that the words wore not actionable, and that ud had proved no special damage. -• • 7.teired that the plaintiff's wife kept a school mar I.e of the defendant, and the slander complained uttered by the defendant's wife in these words, ..7e not tit to keep a school. You are not fit to live respectable people, and I wonder at any respect sending their children to your school. You l.:nsting beast. Yost talk about your husband. .lon't you go and get married first!" In consequence :• words the plaintiff alleged that she had lost some ; but it was now contended that the husband recover inasmuch as he did not derive any benefit wife's school, rl.tiee Blackburn said if Mr. Bestow were to look - U , lnmon Law Procedure Act, be would find that by tLis rule to set aside the verdict he would be put to ,cpet,* than by paying it. :'• did not understood bow that could be. cu,tiee Blackburn—Reckon it, thee. - 1. r-d Chief Justice—There is nothing to prevent the 1.1 suing you in his own right if you succeed in this • the wife, but I think probably that the cost of : • will be more than the verdict recovered against however, you may take a rule ; but I should re• you to coesider whether you will claire any 1f..-!!t from it. t:. granted. WILLS t. BRICICON. action tried before the Common Serjeaat at the 1.,1,1 'l. , es Court, when a verdict wu retuned for th e v., " amount claimed. K.: . • w moved for a rule to set that verdict aside r_ :Le a that it was against the weight of evidence. 1: that the defendant was a cabman. and had in . ait tit with the plaintiff for the supply of fodder for • • lie became embarrassed. and proposed to make 4 ••-•itinn with his creditors, an d f oun d t h a t h e cou ld ; . the pound. The plaintiff agreed to take that S. .'.e4 that the other crediton did the same. The •.• r credit - Ts did so, and it was scospted by the plaintiff, % receipt for it. tut he subsequently sued the de. f -t 'not for the balance of the account, alleging that he only r. .t,tl the enninoeitioe is part manila. court granted a rule nisi. !!. Btrreer, the distiogaiahed Preach Advocate, accom -. 1.1r4 Brougham and two other Meade, came thiimoreing. He was introduced to their lord- ►cd the bar by Lord Brougham, who received him the usual mark of respect by all rising. He • a:k. 41.ted with a seat on the tight hand t.e Lord Chief Justice, and between him and Mr. Compton. Lord Brougham also sat on the beech t,-: :o Mr. Justice Crompton. The distinguished visitor mal some time. and appeared to take great interest in :.•pr .ee.hnge. C 3 w,3 occupied is disposing of cases on the medal COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. litoco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie and inotiree Byles sod Keating.) •.• . • :AXRIOTT.—AS CNTORTUNATE ATISECITL ..%!m4it ovd that this was en action in which the C.anned abcut 2004, and it was tried at Guildhall, - wt,eiro before the long vacation in the defendaot's eh • . of couroe the verdict passed for the rlaiotiff. The d-fandant was quite accidental, end the fact at S . iuthampton, he went to the railway come up to London. but arriving a few momenta fo.uri tho door shut. Soon after the trial judg t vat Arnvl is the action, and the defrodant was 1 1' , 41 n Jersey ; and ever since he had been coo , .Lroor 1 .a4. The present motion was fora role • • • -or tr1..1..n•l farther, that the defendant, upon par. ‘.l.:roxl into court, should be discharged from .• 1171. asked what authority this court had to ' - re!. , oe of a pence roolitted is Jersey • apprehended that the court could make nrrior Keating—Did they meet in Jersey upon an , o2ht so ; but admitted that he was im -• • .• • rt.d noon the point. •• • IP. said that upon payment of made and - •••••unt of the debt into court. the learned ' • ' •• role nisi to set angle the judgment. • • " 1..0.e0t wa• set slide he could take his own ••- the discharge of the defendant. • .••••• I also for a n e w trial upon the ground ' • ..; wee insaffideot. ..:14 the notice was sufficient, but they ' • the Ant point. gt“Dtt THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) it 1.11(1110T-GH-BYREET. E A t: COINEFLS. • 'f Thrawl.street. Spitalfields, shoe- • B , of Dean-street. Fetter. •,.• • ; and Byrne, of Harp-court. ; •t described himself as a pro- 1 • •-. w. re charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt - • and keowiogly uttering a counter. • t Mr. Won. Darlingtoo, of the Golden • .. , ..itreet, Soho; also with uttering a , • wets, to Mrs. Marie Jackson. wife •• ! Ocfortstreet, and with , • - • .:stsrfeit half-cmwo piece to Mr. • • of W. °llford street. - •• 1 night. a little before 6 o'clock, •- t .:or hoc.. anal:ailed for half a quiwt.ern ; • • r .1.1f•t1 a half•crown piece, and I Is" • Richardson took not his pocket-book, appointment with a gentleman. I !he coin, cad finding it WWI a " You had better give me the chance u is counterfeit." Bolter gave me .hat said be had no more change • to chugs a sovereign. Wchardson said re it to me, and the prisoner* then left • .rf. ,t co i n w i t h them, bat which I bad them into ftsforrtidreet, where they "-• •=reds joined RPM) under the portico of 1 saw a constable, and told him what ' • . ••'• lif•er the prisoners went ioto Sr. acid on finding that they had pulsed THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1'364. the counterfeit halberown there they wore shortly taken 1 SHARE LISTI3.—(THIS DAY.) into custody. —...— Mrs. Maria Jackson said—Richardson and Bolter came Two o'Ctocx. into our hen" yesterday evenin g end Bolter called for half The railway market is rather inactive to-day, but a quartern of gin. I served them, and Richardson gave me . L a nces generally a half-crown piece and I gave him the change, not suspecting are well maMtained. South the coin was had. As soon as the prisoner left Mr. Dar. tern and Metropolitan stocks are in request, hostel) came in and spoke to me, and 1 then found the and have severally risen 4 per cent. On the other win was bed. hAter bad been into the' °- 3 ° a second time hand, London and North Western has receded I. and passed a counterfeit two-shilling piece to the barmaid in payment of half a quartern of gin. London and North Western stock is now quoted Sir. Braddick said—Yeetenlay evening about eight Bolter . 1184 to 119 ; Great Western, 75k to 76 ; Mid Lind, came into my shop and took a loaf out of the window and 135 so 4 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1154 to tendered me • half-crown piece in payment. Jost as I was 116; Caledonian, 1294 to 130 ; South Eastern, 86 giving Bolter change Richardson came in and took off in; to i ; Great Eastern, 471 to 484 ; Great Northern, attention and r o a r been ill for a long timo, l was off my 135 to 137 ; London and South Western, 96 to guard. I pot the in the till, and directly the primmer' left found it was bad. 9T and Metropolitan, 1154 to 2. Joseph Smith, 3' , 7 A, proved following on that day the With the exception of Great Luxembourg, which prisoners for some time, accompanied by . Mr. Darlingtoo, have advanced, foreign railway shares exhibit no and subsequently with Pratt, 311 A, taking them into ens. I change. Great Western of Canada and Eastern tody. Pratt, 311 A, said, on searrhing Byrne, be found a man. ; Ben g al are dull. *chit ball-crown in his pommel/3n. 1 oaDINARYSBABBB AND amen. . _ . . Mr. Tyrwbitt remanded the prisoners for the attendance of the Mint authorities. nal rd . I Rytmay , I Molting prtc . os Sales to-day I yesterday to 1 p.m. U. ail • Urn., Wol& Stour Vat •-•- - St. 1100 Illythand Tyne - 10 , all BoategOssfrd,&ll.d.C - - 11. 1100 'Bristol and lister.- SS IS St. 1100 Caledonian l.lOl 110/ 1 1 0 1 1 29 1 60 1 913 a a ll Cor %kick nwalland Hendon - - - 5 1 6 1 - 10 all :Do. • 1 •nodly. onlll 6 .-. - 10 : all Do. B 1 p. c.ispaldio B. -• •,, - 60 I, an Dub li n and BelfeatJunc 11 161 - U 1 all Dondee,Perth, &Abd.ln II 17 - St. .100 Edinhtvgh and Glasgow 90 94 - Ili. 1101 Obagow and 6. Wasters 107 109 - 114. 100 Gres* Pastern Ord. U. 171 ase 48 1 1 1 Bt. JOS I Do. A Stock - • - It 1100 , Do. K. Ang. 658., Nat 6 1 7 1 - Bt. 103 'Great North of Scotland - - - St. 100 • GreatNortbern 133 137 1361 St. 100 Do.A, I• Ma sodly. un- 163 163 1342 2 01. .100 Do.li 1 Sap. a lipoid B 130 132 - et 1100 Gt. South & Waal. are., 91 93 - Bt. 100 ; Great Western 751 761 762 61 U. 100 ! Do.Siour VaLOss.64 - - - Bt. 100 ' Do. South Waists.. - 80. 'lOO Do. W. MM.-Weed 54 66 - It. ;100 Do. Do. lieoet 40 43 - Bt. 11001 Do. De. Bardord 90 101 - 85. .100 , Lancashire & Yorkshire 115 1151 1151 400 :London and Blackwall 67 09 60 6* St. 105 Lon._ ,lirightn,&S.Ccuet 103 106 1041 St. 100 ' Loodoo,Chatbm, & Dos. 113 40 - 84 ,100 London& North Waste. 1101 150 119 1 19 1 131 Bt. 104 .LouloottoouthWesteru 96 93 - dt. 100 Man.,31161...2 Lincolush 651 66 651 61 60 all Marriott sad Carlisle -- - - 121 MI Do. Do. 1 Share. - - - St. 100 Metropolitan ll6 1564 114 1 13 , 2 Do. - - - et. 100 Midland New 1341 1351 111611 NY all. Do. New - - - et. 100 Do limo. & D,rl3 - 60 I all 51.10. Gt. Wn. (Ire.) - - - 26 all Da. 1 Shama .. - - - 23 I all Mid Kent - - 10 l as Slid Kea Crs3 Llne) - - - St. 100 North Brftlsb St. 1100 Do. lidln..Yerth,Dund 241 164 - St. 100 N. Eastern-Berwlek U , 161 I Do. G. N. IL Pore - - - St. 100 Leeds 613 70 - lit 100 , Do. York 33 10 100 00 SR ,100 , De. Carlisle - - Si ,a 3 Do. Btock.erGarling l6 57 17 U 1 r9' Do. do. 1665-53 9l 101 trr - 26 12 Do. do. 106041 7* 81 pin - 8k 100 North London 10 75 De. New ...... - at. i.e Nurth Stritor,LAlre. 10 all N. &S. Waters June 10) 11 - 58, 100 34wetish Central - 85. 1100 Scottish N.K. Aber Stk - - 121 St. .100 Scotthd. Midland - - - 10 iMI Shrewsbury & WelchpL -•-• - BL 100 Shrepahire Colon 56 16 - 48. 100 South Devoe 37 10 39 7 9 St. 100 South Eastern St. 100 S. Yalta,. & River Dun .- - - 10 all Staines. Woktaghtn,&e. 11 9 - St. 100 Tail Vale - 1ODo St. 10 0 0 C Vale ot Neath St. 1100 Victoria Stn. & Pimlico: .- - - St. 700 Wat.siord & Kilkenny. , - - -. et. !Pa) 'West Oortwall I 32 16 34 Si. 1100 , W.lier Opt liarb.& ILL, - -.- SOUTHWARK. FASHIONABLE THIEVES AT RAILWAT STATIONS. John Drew and William Curling, fashionably dressed young fellows, were placed at the bar before Mr. Woolrych, charged with stealing a purse containing 13s. ftd. from • lady, on the platform of the South Eastern Railway, Lou. don-bridge. Louis Henry Debaane, luggage weigher in the cora- ParlY's employ, said that on Sunday evening, about half 6 o'clock, he was on the main line plat form atte nding to the passengers' luggage and getting ready for the train about to start when he saw the prisoners walk ing about arm-in-arm among the passengers, just as the train arrived from Charing-cross. As witness was about to shift some luggage he slw Curl,ng go up to • lady, lift up her dress and take something from her pocket, and walk away. The lady got into the carriage and just as the train started he ascertained from her that she had been robbed of her purse containing 13, Bd.,_ de scribing the purse at the time, and giving her name and ad dress. Alter that, witness went in search of the prisoners, and saw them among other passengers in the booking-office, when he pointed them out to Sergeant Holmes, who took them to the inspector's room. Both prisoners denied the charge, and said that they never went Elba the lady ; but the puree and oontenta were found behind the prisoner Drew, and 2.5.. loose money was found on Curling. George Holmes, a detective sergeant, specially employed at the South Eastern terminus, said his attention was called to the prisoners as having robbed a lady, when he took them into the inspector's office to search them, While doing so the prisoner Drew mailmen to throw something behind him, which turned out to be a small leather purse containing 13s. Sd. Both prisoners denied all knowledge of it, and then he took them to the station-house. Mr. Woo Ivy& eked ache lads who lost her purse was in court, Sergeant Holmes replied in the segative. She was own. holled to go by that train to Ticehorat in Sumer. Her son, wever, was present, and he could identify the purse. The latter mid he accompasied her to the train, and he tam his mother's pane. He saw her poll it out at the station, when she counted 13s. Sd. Sergeant Holmes asked fora remand, u he believed be should be able to show the prisoners' connexion with other similar robberies at their station. The prisoners were accordingly remanded. - West End ... True Heart ... . 2 - - 1102411 La. WIMITSDA Y. 0111 NOIWIIIIII THC MAT. N.E to S. W. sad N.W., COAMES. W. to N. and back. vsodng. moderate to fresh to strong, with strong, rale in places some rain. N.E. to N.W. and W., wigwam. N. to W. and S.W., moderate to fresh, moderate to strong, some rain. T. in places. Y.W. to N.E. and 800211111 i. E. to S. amt S.W., S.E., variable, light varying, fresh, In to fresh. places some rain. N.N.E. to W.S.W.. urn's. N.N.W. to W.& W., fresh. some rie s in strong to moderate. places. some ra' I. ilortheroaSeotlancL Westin.:lreland, Wales, rod ad- IseenSes. Sonthernaltngtleb Channel and May of Biscay. Madera =Eastward initialed and North Sea. Tag BILTAST COMMISSION or INQUIRY.—We uu dentand (says the Northern Whig) that the protestant party are about to engage counsel to conduct their side of the case in connexion with the ensuing commission of in quiry in Belfast. Miss Bateman concluded a aueoedaful engagement at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, on Saturday night. The house wu crowded, as it had been for the most part during the week. At the conclusion of the piece she wu called back upon the stage three times, and most warmly ap plauded. On leaving the theatre she received an ovation from a crowd of parsons, who were waiting outside to &sober off. She .carted immediately by the Liverpool steamer, re route for Birmingham. An attempt has been made by the incumbent and • churchwarden of St. Dottlough's parish, to get the court of Queen's Bench, Dublin, to quash the indictment charg ing them with removing human remain, from the grave. yard of that parish, the clergyman stating that he wished, if possible, to avoid the odium of a trial. The appFcation was refused. Judge Hayes stated that they could not ad minister justice one way for the clew and another way for the laity. A letter from Berlin says :—" Englishmen visiting Berlin and taking refreshment in any of the ordi• nary restaurants that abound in this city are extremely liable to make a discovery which many would esteem not wholly agreeable. If, for instance, they ask for beef, they stand a great chance of obtaining a dish of horseflesh. The case actually occurred to the writer a week or two back. The consumption of horseflesh is increasing every year in Berlin. It has been twice as great io the year just elapsed as in the previous year. The official returns show that from Oct. 1,1863, to Oct. 1, 1864, there were 1.552 horses killed in the eight hoese.slaughterhouses in Beebe. The meat is sold at prices varying from 1 to 2l silver gran:hen (Im. toad.) per pound, which is only half the usual price of beef here. Most of it is disposed of to the keepers of public dining-rooms, caVs, garden., and heerhouses, and is consumed by the public under the impression that it is beef, which it much resembles in taste." No. I Bk. I Band IPd I CL pima I Vale& 26,000,100 AgraiSlasterman's(L), W) 110 136 - 30,0001 60 i Do. New Ist 3i) p.ll 26 I- - - 153,:l dtli 50 Do. Icif which 25 is pd.) 25 - - - 10, •60 Albion ' & 14 0}6114 - 10,000,106 lauceLea.dLlrerpool, Id i 40 40 433 } 10,000 100 • Do. New 165!39 St 61 - 16,000 100 Do. Based at 20 pm 'lO , 7 6 dls - 100,000 10 Anglo Awarlan I, 41 I I lion 7} 20,010 60 Angle Italian (Limited, 6 1/115 par 6} 121 ,600 40 Auetralula all ' 71 7t - 7,600 40 Du. New all GO 66 - 12,502 20 Rankof BrltlahColtuubta. 15 ' 14 2}pas - 10,0 m 26 llama of Egypt. I all •sr Isa 6,000 100 lank of Loudon 160 150 155 - 16,000 20 Bank of Otago (usoucul 6 ; 14 %dial - Roo 100 Back of Queensland (1.,, SO i 3 1 ills - 6,600 60 Bank of Victorla,Auidrla, 25 ; 37 39 1,1 - 1.1 6,000 100 Rank of Wales iLLEn.) l2O ' 0 4 414 - i. 64,000 10 Bank of Ne► Zealand - 64,000 20 BraalliandPortugueserl. 10 } 1 pm 11} 0.1,000 50 British 6 CallforLian ,L' 6 )du par - 40,000 60 British N. America - 40,000, 30 C. Bk.. Indla,A us., China 1 all i 34 36 - 20.000 25 Chart. ]ter. of India,sc. all I 51 66 66 41 5} 10,060 25 Do. New 112 4' -pm - 10,800 100 City •6O In 125 - 20,000 100 Colanlal 10,000 26 ./ ore. Hank of Ind* etc il5 -- pm - 16,000 10 Cousehdated Bank (16, 4 6} 7pm 11 6,000 100 Oontlavintal 4O I 4 2 ills - 646.10 100 Do. New - 20,000 . 50 Rad Lnlidua (Limit/id' I I }1 pm - 60,000 20 Eastern Eichange:Llm); 3 Idls }pm - 60,000 20 Eng.i/cotet ausLChartd.l all 20 11 20} 60,000 60 English and Swedish (1. II 14 04d1a - 50,000 61 Curopean lianicLimlted 10} 1} Ofdts Fp} 10,06100 Ilinditan.ChinatJap.(l 1 2 0 3 0 pm, SO 10,000 100 Do. New 'lB 2 3pm 1.20 f 12,000 100 Invalid Bank, Malted! 10 14 16 pa! 341 4 8,000 100 Do. New ll6 13 15 pm' 261 i 10,000 60 I rop.lik.of Chtna.dc.,(Ll 10 6 4db - 135,000 SO Imperial Ottoman 110 6} 64pm 17 } 17} 25,000 60 International Bank (L ) 16 6 4 ills - 6,009 26 lowan all - - - 100,000 20 Land MorLßk. IndlaiL i•• 1 IMO 41 20,000 60 Loo.Bk.ofllealco,6c.,L 6 1 Oldls, 4} II 14,000 100 Lon. Bank of Scotland I.' 13 6 4 dad - 10,0+6 100 London and Brazilian I6O 3 6pm46 6 6,04,0 100 Loa.B.AyresittLdlate L 40 7 12 pin - PLOW 25 Do. New, las. at 1} pm 7} 2 3pm - 6,010100 Lon., Ihr., &S. 5tad..1.41 22 0 2 illa - 60,0001 . 4 Lea. ClLBank et AustrLi all 134 24} 24 II 10,06 61 Lou lop and County' 9O 70 78 - 8,000 100 Lon. Haralig.Con Zs.ll 1 13' 7 4310 id -ad - 10.0,0 60 London Joint Stock. 10 45 47 00 4 } 2v,i60 60 Do. New,iss. at 30 pas. 20 - - 24 if 44 10,00 v 109 Loa. rat.l Northern L' , 26 1 8 4 die - 25400 20 London& South African' all !21 23 n At 6,000 100 Lon. 0. Western Lim. 20 ' 1 2pm - 10,000 100 Lon. & Westminster •VI I 96 28 98 10,400 100 Merchant Bank' lAst.) i 174; 0 10 pm 1164 64 fie 29,000 60 Ilariantlle d lischwu.Ll 10 1 1 1 dul l Va 9 20,000 50 Du. New - 10.000 100 Metro. d Pror. Bank (I '9O 24s par 124 6,900 WO Midland Bank Jain.) - 10,000100 Nation!! of I.frerp.ol 'lO ' 0 9pm - 1 26,000 9.0 N.Pre.rof !inland, New' If I - - - I 306.0 20 W. do. do. 10 ; - -13 S SLOW 20 Nim Soutk Wales 1 all ! 41 63 I - 40,000 10 New Zealand (Wilted, 1 i par }pm/ - 60,000 20 North Western 6 3 4 pm' - 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Corpora l all ' 66 60 - 20,0a1 A 0 Prowl.. Bank ineCorp.j. 6 ) 14 1441. - 20,000 100 Prorlitc. of Inland 126/So 91 - 37,66 20 /Lando. Puni.,6Dellil iL 10 1 Id Ifpia - 20,000 25 avast' Australia , all , 35 37 - 10,000 26 south Eutern ;Ida; , 74 1 2 3 pai l - 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa ' 27. , par 21m,- - 4.450 190 Do. do. - 40,000 26 Linton of Au/trans mow 100 lanou of lrelaud •Lun li rit 1 2 2 ilia i - 111000 10 Dalon of Londna 116 I 65 67 ! 46} tiimaii, 80. I fn. I Wel& iINI CL prices. I Salok. ;went et. Met, aa4 164.1 India. luto 1 13.1 137 I - It)." 10 Geticrallimitiaa Jock 5 - - - 6,6711,110 Mt. • Loodon&SLlCathartn. 100 06 Ili - Early on the morning of the 4th the King of Prussia. aocompsnied by the Emperor of Russia, left fterlin he special train for the purpose of hunting in tho [Atrium Forget. The royal and imperial party returned on the fol- lowing evening, and at 10 o'clock the Emperor of Russia and the Grand Duke Constantine left Berlin by special train on the Lower Silesian Railway for St. Petersburg. Prince Gortehakoff, who had bad several coeferinees with M. BM muck returned to Sr. Petersham on the promisee day.ltt tit trut,,tt.i'o:lll% iuu On Friday last the direct railroad from Turin to ',tuna at . • LoodorutSt.tartia;43. too Threw, tunnelled through the Apennines, was emelt° see Brat s r battuopwetee— — the public. MM as Do. Jg t t i I 104 1117 ODLONIAL 001 IHICIIIITERIL 1 0 , P 4. 1 CL Flom 8ett1e1e01E5.619.04.,16711 1011 Do. do. 1886100 007. 671.0..187744.1109 96 102 L0.epr0t..146.8Ang.140 97 100 Do.o pen. 1.100 97 100 D 0.5 et.1a0..t.7 100 90 21 Do. 6 par et. Du. B , ^^ 100 86 60 iCar GIN t. G1.46p.c18731001 106 106 do. 18804 100 106 107 Do. do. 1890-1 1 106 106 108 , Do. do. 1801'100, 108 110 Cellon,Nov.lB6B, 6p.ct. 100' 102 106 I Do. 1878, do.. 'loo' 109 112 Naarttlos 6per 187.1 180, 108 106 Do. 1878 100 105 108 I Do. 1882 100' 07 110 NataL 6.n.0 per COOL.. V 3 105 ~New Bruns. Gov. 6 p.ct 100, 97 100 N.S.Wales 1 87 p. 0.1806 1001 07 99 .1 Do. 9. Ito 1876 100 96 97 .. • Do. 6p. e. 1889 to 1802 1001 94 os .. New Zealand 6 per met. 100 101 104 .. Nova 800936 p. 0.. 1875 100 99 1)1 1 . ,Qaeensland Gov. 6 p. at. 'l9O 102 104 .. 8.51221.0870 p. c. Bonds 100! Vle.oov.Bp.c.Jan.Baulp'loo' I Do. do. 6 p.0.5pr11804.11001 146 107 BILITIBII MINIM No. 1 819. 1 Mum. I Pd. I CIL Woos 1 . 2 14:18 1 686,800' 11110,000, 250,000 2044020 293,0001 900,000, 166,600 106,000! iikdoo! 160.0041 /40001 74000 2 , Cambrian Coo. Gold, L ;0001 .. ladvertes 2,91 .. 'Clifford Anal. 1,024 .. Der. G. Coo. (MAIL) 2,900 .. llnakewails MO' Bert Basset (Illopn) 6,144; .. I Foot Csradon 6,000... ' But Caro Brea 6,000 , .. But Grenville 4,0001 I.E. W. Russell (Tevletk ) 486 .. Orambter A to. /obis 1.600 4 ,(irerit Lacey (Limited) •Grest South ?Arno . 6, .. 'O. W. For (Elelstock) 6, , iOrenvllla 1,024 , .. Herod's Foot 6,000 .. iiiingston ar Downs r a l 9 p ia Want) .000, .. 40,000. 4 'Hwy:dr Iron Ote 1,024 1 mini as 400 ,. New Scion 6,000 .. Iltortit Downs 700 .. North Itoakear 6,600 .. N.LCL. 0. 3642441n14 1 011) 6,640. or* WOW Mott: 0,000 United 1,120 40 (U. Giant,' 612 S. Condon (3t.Cleer , 49$ .. 8. W. Frances (Ulogan,l 920, .. Stray Park 6," .. Tin Croft 6,.' West Bunt (Illossa) I 1,C04, ,W. Caradou (Liskeardli 3,000 i , West Chiverton 600 Wes t Soton 612 , .. 'Wh. Basset: 2:;e3 .. Wk. Buller (Hadrian) 1 4,40 v Wheal Ludcott vet , IW. %Im7Ann (Ileohen ; I 696. Wheel Setoo 1,00 , Wb. Trelawney 6400' Wheal Union No. DWI WOW 10 10.010 ta 10.0001 26 47,00 u 10 14,000 6 6,000 60 666,711041 86. 8,916 1 itl6 60,0001 10 25,000. 10 20,000 24 20.0001 60 60,000 10 60,000 1 60 5000 60 7,611,101.10 60,000'100 12,060 1 IS 100,000! 20 100,000 20 10,000 1 60 16020264 , EX 100,14101., Bt. 127,0001.! 88 10.000 100 20.000 20 100.0001 20 870.076L' dt. y0,000;._6 10.'005 ilOO 75,0u01 20 6. 1 60 20,000 20 1 1 00 2 "114 :1, :3°10 0 0 40 :° 0 1 1 ' 50 50 ! 20,000 1 , 00 110,0001 50 26,000 160,000 20 300.000 20 60,000 20 1000000 100 *MOO 26 20.000 60 20,000 26 10,0001 16 60,000' 10 la.oool 6 ii.iiii ai 10,000 110 176,000 4 10,000 60 6,000' 20 60.000 i 20 60,1 W 20 60,000! 16/ 11.6001 10 11.040 10 60,0001 as 22.500 l 10 80,00 v V. 10,000: 60 20,000, 116 10,00 u 100 4000 1 000 i 20 110 4, 20,000, 26 197,1761.! 94. 60.000 60 30.0001 2 30,0001 2 60000: 16 10.0001 20 10,000,60 100 000 1 60.000 1 60.0001 10 246 1 00, 10 10.000' 60 iO,OOO , 6 1%600 10 5,500 6 11.0 30 muse 1.4.0 17.0 Kis. 2 _MISCILL.OII Comp Aims. 67.608 10 000,0001 St. 110,000 60 17.000 10 10,000 60 10,000 IS 6,250 26 siiiS 14,000 100 100,0001. St. 40,000 50 MOM 20 10,000 SO 14,200 if ses,ooot, et. • &Law to toomo to moo° to 2,000 30,000 60.000, 20 26,000, 10 25,000 10 10,000 SO 20,000 GO 30.000 00 in. 60 7.aa 84. i IL I anew 1 tek A} Ste 5.10.6 1.8.0 7.1.6 1 10.04 le I 13.18.9 10.17.0 e i 7 1 so it 560 SOO - 1 -- i 60 U 18 60 44 8 8 N 17 14 2 S 3 36 36 bi 6 / ! 4 44 7 9 4 11 . I A " 22 00 . 70 ai 100 96i - Anglo-Mexican Mint Australian Agliolal• • • • lanatrahan SY L &Yrs. ,BerlinWaterwarks (L)) Bombay Osa (Limited 'British American & Land B. Msg. TaL (L.) Canada Company ,Ea nadlantoanaltiv(L) 'Ceylon Company City,of Lon.ltealPropiL etty Mies (Lim.) ... Com. of Africanfler. (14 CommerelalUnionana, Coosolidated (L.) Continental UnGastL.) Contracteorpontlo n(L Cop. M. fag., yea& te C. Yone.&llob. of Log Do I Pd. I CS. Bekaa 18 19 20 12 Par s r to 67 Da 63 08 2 a 0 18 Ulm pa If lidla 2} 2 dla 10ts par Se a Pa 3 IWs ldls par 2 ldla 18 21 21 2 89 28 li gn 1 clla Si $6 107 111 108 112 241 a par 21 Id: 108 106 11 idis P 6B 1 Oidli S 15 1 Ip l dls, m 4. Nalel 2! I pm, 21 26 17 Do. of Flaaritine (L) Dada Piave Da Preference Do. 6 p et. Peep. Dsb Dboonnteorporation(L : & DAL Irrigation. &c r EggptlanCotart Trd.(L Electric Telegraph Eng. and Ana. Copper Skis. &Scottish-Marin. IL Financial Corporation. Financial Discount (L) Foreat. Warehouse ;L. /Denim.* (Limited). o.cadies Fin.of Lonlii l Oen. Steam Navigation ((lomat Zolonial As. (L) aste:Wags: liumberironWorirs (L) l imp. & lie r.Cil t. Abs. , Li Indian Carrying k Lim; Internafainan.doc. IL) Internat. Land Credit:l Italian [nig. (Can. Car.; Do. il p. c. ii.la. r. 1170 ointlitockDlsonant(L; Land Securities ( Um.) Loud. African Trading !Loud andCaledon. M.(L Lon.Countylend&B.J. Load. District Teleg.(L) Lend. rinse. Ansa (L) Do. New Load. G. Oninlbas C.(L 1 wad., Dallas. dtc.Sts. Load tier. Disoottnt,L) Loud. Provi natal!. artne !lamLniga & Canal Do. Mauritius Lenilote.(l ! Darin. Eaten. Tel. (L) Stillwall Iron Work, Natal lend& CoL C. (I ) National Dis. Coon. IL National Financial (L ) NationalProv.llarine(L National steam Wm (L,' NwrbuddaCoal E I'l, Do. New N.Zselamd T.& Wang, N Brit. A astraliudassa: N. Rot. & SI ercan. 10. IL I Novalkootaao.sudL .L, IDo. do. Ocean Marine T 0.., (Lent& CommeedeDL orienta. Ftoancial (L. 'Oriental Om (Linntetil 1 0 Do. Nan L Lulasd 84eim(4) !Otago .t stlateu..Unvest. ttoolso Fin nel al .L. Mimeo Oss (Limited PanamalLlL Seeato,L , Do. Do. New.. Peelalv.Liftd & Ma. (L), jPerdwoder & O. Steam' quelmed a L.. IL, IL(L.I !ak.ir,.., Irwfr Do. tioAr Rio J. City Improy. (I ) I bite° ditto . 'Royal MAIIBMUs. . ii lb 1 1 2 120 _!I 21 tipali 21 2iP9:l MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooic. The course of the stock markets is again favourable to-day, though business is less active than yesterday. The funds have attained a fresh rise of I per cent. A number of the speculative foreign bonds, and also bank and financial shares, are in demand with a continued tendency to improvement. Home railway stocks are not much altered, but show strength. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and transactions have taken place in choice bills at 81 per cent., being below the Bank 01 I 'tint+ , The rate for short loans in the Block Exchange is still 4 to 5 per cent. I .SSlattral 1 Smith, Knight. &Co.IL l aoe.liinan..l'lLaypt .14;1 L Africa!' hi di la. (WI ...oath Australian Lad Tslispaph Do. Scrip , rel. Construe.& Main. (L Thames& Mersey. Trust & AimacyotAos. L L Co. of U. Canada Vatted K. Toles:. Co. (L) Uol sera Manus Ina L. . pp.! Assam Tel(Ltra ', Ditto can Ukases Land Warrsat WestiadtaliParAlieli L. ~,,r neri i nisi 17i i 7 1 II 44 4 7* SS 4 1 Si 2:4 81 84 I 20118 27 29 8 2 26 22 14is par to 9 91 id, 12023 1 i 1}41141 n 11020 t P I2 I 29 13 U 14 Iy 6i At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 64fr. 95c., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to both for money and the present settlement, and 901, " sellers," for the new account (Dec. 8). The official buil cial business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90k, 90, ; ditto, for ac count, 90, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88k, 88, ; New Three per Cents., 88, k ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stock, 214*; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, 106, k ; ditto Four per Cent., 971 ; Exche- quer Bills, June, 55., 65., ss. die. Foreign stocks are very firm. Turkish 1858 Bonds have risen k per cent., Mexican 1, and Turkish Consolidds, 1. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz.: -Greek, 22e to 1 ; Mexican, 28k to ; Confederate, 58 to 60 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 1 ; the Certificates, 13k to 14k ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71 to I ; ditto 1862, 721 to I ; and the Consolides, 51 to}. Transactions are recorded as follows:--Ch lis n Sit per Ceuta., 10) ; Colombian Six per Cents., 76 ; Egyptian, 957 ; , 96 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 951 ; Greek, for account, 221 ; Italian, for account, 64k, 1 ; Mexican, for account, 27k, 281 ; New Granada, ilk ; Pei ov 'ln, 1862, for aocount, ; Portugaese, 1856, ,kc., for account, 46k, 3 ; Russian, 1862, 871, 87, ox dir. ; Sardinian, for account, 85k, 86; Spanish New De ferred, for account, 421 ; ditto Passive, for account, 30k, 31, 30k ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, 13k; Turkish, 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto 1862, for account, 72k, 1 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721, 73 ; Venezuela, 1864, 401, k. International Financial shares are now quoted 2} to prem. ; London Financial, si to 9 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2i to ;, 1 prem. ; Hudson'. Bay, 17 to I ; Ottoman Socifitil G6n6- rale, If to 2 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, par to I prem. The supply of money seems to be increasing every day, and the supply of bills diminish ing, through the obstacles interposed to fresh transactions by the inordinate value of money. There is at the same time a strong disposition to hold back bills from discount in anticipation of a fall in the rates. With the collapse of a number of weak or absolutely insolvent firms which have lat terly paid high rates for the accommodation doubtingly extended to them, some amount of questionable paper has been withdrawn from cir culation, and it is hardly to be doubted that the effect of this will be to benefit the legitimate trader, who is now relieved from an un fair competition. Owing to the quietude of the demand and the magnitude of the sup ply of money, good three months bills were freely taken yesterday at 8} to 81 per cent., being to below the etituntum at the Bank of England, where the applications were, accordingly, light. Considering the gradual diversion of the Bank's discount business, the growing strength of its posi tion, and the fact that since the last weekly court the Bank of France has reduced its charge from 8 to 7 per cent., a decline in the minimum here from 9 to 8 per cent. seems to be generally looked for on Thursday next. — I I idle par idl l e h} 1 die 21 sr al ' 16 18 Ps 9 11 —. SI 94 zd 2 2eva. 1 PRIVVIIIIINCE SHARE& Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 1, 106. Maochester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 6 per met., 1241. North Cistern, 4 per cent. redeemable, 99j. North Easters. Stook. and Darlington B sad C 6 per cent. NI Paid), 32k. About 20,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia atd Su Francisco (Limited) Goaratteed 7 per mot.. 14). Great Luxembourg, 111 J. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 7..mtnrOet, Nov. 7.—Calevionlan, ISO—Great Radom 471 8 }—London Western, 761616 1,) 6—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 I—London an i Berth Wester, 1174 1 1 118 114—Maa chaster, shetheld, and Lincolnshire, 66—Midland, 186 44 North pastern ,Berwick capital stock), 1111—North 8 4 1 j 6 8 it shire, 75—South Eastern. 66 51 6 3) 6 1 6—North C Dion, A, 225 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 81—Illinois Central, AM—Dutch Rhenish, 6 p.—Great Lousmbourg shares, 114—Mexican Mums per Cent.. 27i—Ditto, 1864. 26—Confederate Loan. do 49166 — Alliance Bank. London and Liverpool ,Limited), 111 p.—Eastern Yackanga Batik Limited , id—lnternational Financial Company 'Limited„ 2 p.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited). 1 1-16 d.— new shwa, 1)c. d.—Ditto, 3rd issue. 11c. d.—Na tional Bank of Liverpool ,Limited , 81 p.—North and South Wales, 84—North Western Bank .limitedi, 5-16 Marine ' 13-16.1.—Britith and Foreign Marla, . Limited). 21 p.-ILaritime Insurance ; Limited), 1 d. —Queen Insurance, I ad p.—Colon Marina ;Limited), 21 11-16 1 15-16 321 p.— Mersey steel and Iron ;Limited:, 1 p.—National Steam Navi gation Company, 61 d. BIRYTNCHAIII. Nov. 7.—This market was finis to-day, and prices ' , hewed an upward tendency. London and North Western stock was dealt in at 117e—Pate61 Axle shares at 31 prem.— &itch Staffordshire Railway shares were quoted at 101 to 101-- Birmingham Banking Company shares at 314 to 33—Birmingham Waterworks at 311 to 34—Patent File shares at 2 to 1 Ala—and lillninzlmul ' , mill Arms at 4 41 2415. • MAntitharin, Nov. 7.—A rather eonelderabis business was done. and prices were rather better. C. Colman and Co., 4p. —Consolidated Bank Limited', 61 p.—Great Easters. 47111 S 84;4 5 4 i—Oreat Luxembourg. 114 4 4—Gress Northern A. lbtf 4—ttrest Western, 7i++6l; 0-Ih/drat's Bay, 174 Lcutral ;paid up), 531—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1154 1 1 Landon and North Western. 1171 18 111416—Man. cheMer, 4heflleld. and Lincolnshire. itsl —Metropolitan, 1161 —Midland, 1354 4 • North Easters. lerwleks , 11l —South rastern, +5l I4it 51 e—ittarely Coal and Iron. 15 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 4 16-10 P. —Contederake Lost. al4 I th,53 4—Dover 5 per cvot. 1471;. 10e—aillance Sauk, 164 — Metropolitan, New, 14 p.-Inter sattonal, 4 616 4 p. The steamer Erin, from New York, has brought 35,0001. in specie ; the Heck', from New York, 20,000/. • the Europa, from Boston, 6,000/. ; and the Mag d alena, from Brazil, 43,7551 The to tal is 104,75611. The market for both bar silver and Mexican dollars is flat, iu the absence of demand fur the East. The quotation for the former is ss. Old., wid for the latter se. old. per ounce. The inquiry for bar silver for Holland has also ceased, monetary affairs there having assumed a more favourable as••• t. The J. K H., from Melbourne for England, with 44,0001., has now been at sea 114 days, and the Clyde, with 63,0001., 95 days. The rate of insurance upon the steamer &souls., overdue from New York, has risen at Lloyd's to 20 guineas per cent. premium. The failure is announced of the old and respectable house of Messrs. Dovey, Benjamin, and Co., Brazilian merchants, owing to the stoppages at Rio, chiefly to that of Messrs. 'Stout° and Co., the bankers. The exact amount of the liabilities is not known, but is said not to be very large, and a favourable liquidation is looked for. The circular issued is as follows : It is with deep regret we inform you that we have been compelled to suspend our payments. We had hoped by the Brazilian mail, just arrived, we should have received such information as would have obviated the necessity of our taking this step ; that, however, not being the case, regard for the interests of our creditors leaves us no other alterna tive. We bare accordingly placed our affairs in the hands of Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., who will investigate them and report the result to our creditors at a meeting which will be convened with all convenient despatch. We nevertheless still entertain the hope that our suspeasion will be but temporary.—We are, &1., DOUR, BCIJAYIN, AND CO. 8, Crosby..rivare, London, Nov. 7, 1d64. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,5631. over last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 2,212/. It is proposed to form a Bank of Leeds (Limited), with a capital of 1,000,0001. in 10,000 shares of 1001. each, with power to increase to 2,000,0001., by a further issue of shares. The number of shares to be allotted to one person is not to exceed 160, and no transfer of shares is to be allowed until the ex piration of three years from the opening of the bank, except in cases of death or insolvency. A number of local gentlemen of respectability, who have taken shares, constitute a provisional com mittee. We are requested to state that the share list of the Loudon and Scottish Bank will be closed ou Thursday next, the 10th inst., for London, and on Saturday, the 12th, for Scotland and the provinces. The death took place on the sth inst., at Edin burgh, of Mr. Daniel Robertson, late general manager of the National Provincial Bank of Eng land, and wbo retired from that establishment two years ago, after rendering eminent services to it. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891 to 1 for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891 to 90, both for money and the present account. For the Bth December the last price was 901 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89,4, 1, J ; ditto, for account, 891, 90; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 871. .4, 87k, 88 ; Bank Stock, 239, 237 ; lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 105 1 ;ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 97t, 97, * ; ditto Bonds, be. die . ; Five per Cent. "rascal" rupee paper, 1001. The India Fire per Cent. stock was inquired for and firm. India Bonus were marked de. die. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at Est. die. to par, and the June at Bs. to as. die. PATENT MUSSON., SOUTH KINSINOTON.—Num bar of 'whore for the week marlin Nov. 5, 1,763. Tonal number mum the opening of the Iloaeum free deify (13181 May, 1858), 866,666. The foreign stock market shared in tin. vitenl improvement, and closed at a rather decided ad vance. Chihau Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Sar dinian, Brazilian Old Five per Cents., and Venezuela Bondy of 1864, rose 1 per cent.; Mexican, to ; Equador, New Granada Deferred, Portlgnese,Rus sian, Spanish Three per Cents.. Pa.sive and certi ficates, Turkish of 1854, and Venezuela it l 11..a.15, 4 ; Turkish Bonds of 1851, I ; and the Consolidt:s, per cent. Greek Bonds left off the &ono as yes terday. Italian stock declined per cent., and the Maremmana Railway Loan and C.,uf,,lerate Bonds, 1. The demand for bank shares continue , , the older institutions being in especial Loudon and County Bank were again U. to V. higher, closing at 77 to 78. Imperial Ottoman Bank were in much request, and experienced a rise of fully if. per share. Owing partly to the iir.ancial pressure at Paris, and to a supply of shares from that market, this property has stood for .sonic time past at a price which is regarded as much below its real value, the progress of the bank being under stood to be satisfactory in every respect. Alliance Bank, Imperial City, and Merchant Dank shares rose about 21., and an improvement was also quoted in Bank of Australasia, Bank of British Columbia, Bank of Egypt, Brazilian and Portuguese, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Can:. li•lated Bank of Hindustan, Laud Mortgage Bank of India, Loudon and Westminster, and London and Brazilian. The shares of the Bank of New Zea land, London Bank of Mexico and South A m and Loudon, Hamburg, and Continental Exci,ange Bank, on the contrary, were flat. Anglo-E4ptian Bank shares were last quoted par to Hudson's Bay shares rose 04, closing at 1, to 1. Egyptian Trading were rather Miner, at 15.11; to 1 1-16 prem. ; National Discount, ss. hi,her, at 9f to 101 prem. ; and .Joint Stock Discount likewise bs. better, at 1} to 04 die. City Offices, Indian Carrying, Madras Irrigation, 7Millwall Iron Works, Natal Land, Ocean Marine linoirrice. North British and Mercantile Insurance, and Telegraph Construction shares were all b , tter. Royal Mail Steam rose if. 10s., and ha:la!' irriga tion Bonds 1 per cent. The shares Knight, and Co. have receded. Ottoman S Gint.;rale were last quoted 11 to 2 pron. The shares of the tivaucial coulp.tuir4 were in active demand, and experienced a gcnerol rise. London Financial advanced 11M.; International, 7s. 6d.; and Imperial Mercantile and Credit Foneier and Mobil ier, 12s. 6 , L; while as regards t:ener.,i Cre dit shares the improvement was lituitcd to ..tut 2s. 6d. per share. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternatioual. 21 to prem. ; General Credit, 2 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; London Financial, Si to 1 prem. ; Imperial 3lerc..titile Credit (amalgamated), 2} to preut. ; and Credit Fonder and 3lobilier of England (amalgamated), 21 to r prem. United States 5.20 Bonds declined 1 pr ecut., closing at 421 to 431. MINES.-(THIS DAY., Two o'Croow. The dealings in the mining market to-day are upon a very restricted scale, and few variations Lave occurred in quotations. East Caraduu and East Lovell shares, however, are in demand, and Lave improved to 19 to 20 and 121 to 134, respectively. East Grenville are also rather firmer at 61 to 7. Great Lacey have been dealt in in the Stuck Ex change at 161, and Great Vor at 321 and 33g. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. St. John del Rey are officially !narked 30. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIs DAY.) ILBCTNIO AND INTIMIATIONAL IWLE4RAPIII.) (nog GOB OWN COBRISPONDRAT.) '• • • Corros.— rho market was unchanged. Sales probably 6.00 d balm. CORN.—liarket moderately attended. Wheat RIO dour moss steadily, at about Friday's rates. ledien corn sod beans nominally unchanged ; sod oatmeal quiet. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By =or= 1N159114111. ) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HURDLE RACE. 9 ma.- DIO HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.O. Pupil, Rose, Headley Cron, Jane Shore, Queen of Trumps, Practitioner, Goldylocks, Jupon, Premier, end Breeketine ere here. LANCASHIRE STAKES. One mile. Hattleap, Bony, end Gunboat f ere here. KNOWSLEY NURSERY STAKES. Teesdale. Lily Lye, Elinburolt, Lion, Lounge. Cedric, Viola, No, Arkansas, Psuity, Malmo, Horse, Hoops, Ross of Denmark, Anonyms, Nage% and Whip are here. FLYING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Sirdfioder, Coup d'Etat, My Mary, Preeeriptioo, Pupil, Gipsy Girl, Cutaway, Lytham, Confederate, Irlxitue, and Jane Shore are here. ARRlVlD.—llognoeo, Sister Mary, Godmesahana, Imogene. Liston, Veaquisher, Protectionist, sad Lady Orertua, WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ?lA:MAT, Noviun P, II /A. B. T. Nabs . 1 30.36 W. Lberdesa 10.30 41 N. W. 2.11 b Ardroelan 30.21 .3 Y. 8.13. Greawaat.lo 30. 22 43i N. E. Galway 31.24 43: N. N. 17 Valentin .30.10 43 LN.IL Cape Clear '30.15 441 B.E. QU0000109.11 30.06 69 NAL Uverpool ,310.17 46 E.B. Z. Ito/yhend '30.11 40 N. Pembroke-110.17 44 Z. Penzance .. 30.13 45 Z. Brest 00.12 13 N.& L'onant 30.08 35 N. N.C. nthefore —.30.04 129 34.11. Plymouth 30.15 43 N.:V.li. wepwatb 130.14 41 N.N.E. rortmoutb ,70.14 17, N.N.E. Loudon 40.15 35 S.W. Doter . . !30.16 36 N.N.W. Yarmouth . , 130.13 41 B.W. Icarooro6gb 1110.15 115 N.N.E. lAstelds '30.41 44 N. 51.118 46 W.N.W. L I AL S. It 3 3 3 1 3 4 t 3 t 1 3 I 1 sus 2 1 6 alb 1 1 3 1 4 3 I.{ IS W. N. W. S. P. W. S. C. %V. N.N.& N.E. N.E. N. & bo !o or 1 rb ;0.11 3 7cl co 3 rc c0.:7 1 rc • rc 053 r'0.30 2 cm CIO 1 of bob ob , I of 0.10 1 o I _ - 2 o.— bo 2 et— m;— 1 2 om 1 et - COI l 1 o or ob 2 Dm 7 & W. \.W. W.A. W. cantons kt. R.A.U.WATS. 100 All tittlantic& tit. Lawrence 84. 100 111001.8v.&C.1n.g.bp.0. 20 10 1 Do. IL Shares 104: all Buffalo & Lake Norm 10 , elf 1 Do. Preference 100 100 Buff., Brunt,& Oodetich 1 1 Op. c. B4s. Aug.l. 1072 100 100 1 Do. do. Jul: L 1678 100 100 Do. do. June 1, 1074 81. .100 Cat. &B.llisternfo.c.g. 1114. 'lOO ithpe T. & Dock 6p. e.g. 100 all 'Detnersra,7p.c.per.pref St. 100 East. 14..agal gu. 6 do 114. 'lOO ;Yost Indust go. 6 do 90 • 6 I Do. .r ltstentlon et. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 100 ' all I D0.1i0nip.31.11..6p.ct 100 all I Do. Ist pref. Bonds" 100 1 all Do. du. deferred 160 all Do. lad preL Ponds 100 1 all Do. do. deferred, 100 1 all , Do ard reL muck 1 100 1 ell Do. ,10. deferred, 100 , all Do. 4th preL St.k . 100 all , Do. du. deferred' Bt. 'lOO 'Oreat Indian Pentusulal 20 11 Du. gum. 6 per cent. 20 , 2I Do. Ncw do. 84. 1100; Gt. e. of India 6.6 p. et. et. leo Do 4I per coal 114. 1 I , 206 all ;fit. Western of Caned& 201 18 I Do. New 100 Do.6p.c. lida. Per. 1 e 731 All I Do.le do. do. 1677.81 10 . 2 Ludlam Brunk Limited 10 , 1 Do. New ' 1100 liadrae guar. 6 p. cwt It. 1 100 1 Do. do. L os o 1 111.. 1011 1 Do. do. do.-1 1 20 1 I Do. Ilfth St. ,100 Melt.. Corp. 6 per c. all Melb. and Dobson' By, 20 . all .N.lsron.&Can.clLA &B At, 'lOO N.R.ofCan.l3p.c.lstp.l3.l 84. 100 Acted*. gun Pre ill 81. 'lOO Du. Deihl do. 181 2 Do. do. do. Ilk 1100 Do. PULIAUD do Bt. .100 Do. Indus 81. Plot do I Closing prices. I gs. b 6 6d 1 lla b 1024 . 1 4 4 1 95 100 90 9014 101 103 1004 1034 19 20 89 91 79 73 a 66 66 66 66 67 62 64 66 60 n 31 27 29 1,r21 163 i par 20 19 lAt 10 4991 100 2 91 fi D 11 4112 90 00 77 la 101 let N N $9 01 69 01 3 6 90 93 101 1 leoi 101 02 + H. Oar 199 i 1011 93 9/ 102 103 21 31 JOINT STOCK BANES. Id XIMCING-LiNIL-(THIS DAY.) Suomi—The demand is steady bat not active, the privet* Wm include grainy Mauritius at 35e. 6d. Refined is firm for all descriptioos. The stock of rev sage: at this port amounts to I 1A,600 tool sophist 92,630 tom /14.1 i year. Coml.—The public sales of Ceylon are progressing steadily at full prima. Rca.—No sale. reported. Rica. —The demand is active ; 4,030 bap of a hit" Bengal sold at 10e. to lls. ; and 17,00 U bags of soft brain at lira Sprices. SALTPITIUL —There are buyers at full prices, but no eels. are reported. Covrox. —The market is more steady, the business dose has been at firm prices. lirDico.—There ia a fair demand for *mourning qualities, at October sales' prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady at the &Cowin prius :—Tows tallow 42a ; Peressberg Y.C. oe the met. Vs. 61. October to Dweaber, 40s. ; January to Mush, 41s. 6d.; SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --•••-- - • - • • • Messrs. Harvey mid Eastou report trade at last day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 110 e. ; Mover, old, U. to DIN.; ditto new, sewed eat, Cals. to 1104.: straw, 27a. to 32e. The Magistrate* of Manchester yesterday resolved to appoint a Roman catholic chaplain to minister to the pri soners of that faith who are confined in the city gaol. This justices fix the chaplain's salary at SOL a year. SERIOCS FIRICS—(THIS Dee.)—About 3 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. R. Sprung, a mason and sealptor, No. 20, Mark Honer place, Walthamstow. The building was burned out sod this content' destroyed. The house was insured in the Pli.noix Fire-ufflce.—Another tire, attended with a greet Ins of property, happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Witmaft , a cap front manufacturer, wholesale milliner and haberdasher, No.l, Pickford-street,Maceleafield-street City. road. The warehouses, the workshop, and the stabling wean destroyed, including the stock in trade. A horse was also burned to death. The loss will fall upon the C.untr, from which office Mr. C. White quickly attended.—Auotber are took plack in the premises of Messrs. Iran and Large, coach-builders. No. 56, South Audley-str. et, Grosvenor square. The workshops were destroyed by fire, and part of the roof was burned off.—A fire also took place in the prr miles of Messrs. Elgington and Co.'s tarponling works is the Kent-road, at which the engines attended, .indaliboagts • low; shed was destroyed the other portions of the factory were saved. -_ Ma. FARADAY AND SPIRITCALISSI.—Mr. Fara. day, in answer to a spiritual invitation, has sent the follow ing characteristic reply :—" Gentlemen, I urn obliged by your courteous invitation, but really I have been so disap pointed by the ' manifestations' to which my notice Mu at different times been called that I am not encourtged to give any more attention to them, and I thereto» leap those to which you refer in the h ands of the professors of legerdemain. If spirit communications not utterly worthltea shoal happen to start into activity, I will trust the spirits to Ind out foe themselves bow they or. move MY attention. I am tired of them. With tbanlcs. I am vary truly yours, M. FARADAY. Royal Institution, Ott. 8." THE BROTHRILS DAVRNPORT AN 0 THE NEWCASTLE ON-T1 NI MAGINTRAtini. —At Newcastle, vest.nlay morn ing, Mr. Robert Ward, proprietor of the North of Enylgad Atlrcrtiaer, applied to the sitting magistrates for • summons against the Brothers Davenport. who have just concluded • series of !inset./ in that tows. Mr. Ward stated that the Brothers Davenport, by professing to show spirituel manifestation, bed obtained money to the amount of about 1001. from the people of Newcastle, aced that he himself hail been defrauded of a cities.. By their professions the Brother Davenport had induced large numbers to attend their ..auces, where cert.iu alleged spiritual manifestations took place, bat which he believed to be nothing but • swindle, and that the money, therefore, had been obtained under false pretences. lie stated that there was an seta minutiae t empowering the magistrates to punish all persons obtainieg money by professing to give exhibitions of spiritual agencies. Re submitted that such persons cluld be muddied the same as fortune teller. were. The m agietrates' clerk asked him if he could produce the act of parliament to which be referred. Mr. Ward said be could not, as be did not inject it would be required. Ile believed the manifesta tion, to be a thorough swindle, and that the parties ought to be punisbed.—l he °Warman said that he himself did not believe in those silly exhtbitioes, but he dui not think the magistrates bed power to grant a summons in the case. If people would be so foolish as to pay their mone to wit. new such exhibitions. it could not las said that they bed bees deluded by Wee pretences. The bench refused the application. A comet has been observed for some time past in the western sky. Its loeatioe is near the planet Jupiter, and at it p.m perhaps 3.1.1414. above the horizon. It has retail, but Tameables a star of the 'woad clam surrounded with • cloud or nebular light. When cent observed, on the 9th of August, it was very distinct, but is now receding from the sun. to a south-westerly direotiou.—/Peaulu Arfrer. turn, Sept. 2. I ,