The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1859. LAW IN I ELLIti EN CR. (THis DAT,) EQUITY COURT. (Before tits Lard Cloatiorliar sad Ur Ueda J attar.) THE NEW EAST INDIA LOAN. IN RE THE CoGNE VALLEY ♦ND lIALITIAD RAILWAY COWPDX T. Mr. Mayhew, at the sitting of the covet, bellpd to be alb vied t, oreetrrn a petition which involved a gneetion relating to the New East India Five per Cent. Loan, which, woh the permisaton of VireeCttescorlior Wood, be had men tioned to their lordship. on Saturday Jest. His honoar had favoured him with • written note of the form in which ho ~,a,„O the petition to be made ; the petition praying that • otos of 7.200!. aright be invested in the New Five per Cent, &A Lads Loe. The Lord Chenoellor—The only ease enbruitted to us, and the oily one on which I gave an °piston, arose oat of a diffi culty suggested by tse Vicr-CW,c.llo:oa aroma of the two r ts (the :2nd and 23rd Victoria, 0.35, an act to =end the Law of Property, end to Relieve Trustees, commonly called Lord St. Leonardo' Act, and the act eathorieieg • loan to the East India Company) receiving the royal sweet on the lama day, and emetic; • supposition that the former act antborisiag 'av .uses,. by trosteee in the New Rest India Loan contemplated that the other act eenctianieg the loos woo in existent* at the passing of the Trustees Act. It is wholly irow•teriel whether the royal swot wee given on the ewe day, and we should give the same force to the two attars it the East India Loan Act had passed vie months before the other. Any other point. which the Vic... Chancellor wishes as to 000 eider we are reedy to hear. Mr. Mayhew—Thu note vita which the ViarCbanosilor I favoured OA we. as hollow..—" The appitcstits nide ao me by the petitios was the: money might be invested la the New Five per Coat. Indian Lose, 13W, as the gram/ that such s coarse would be auttincheed by Lord St. Lemeirde Act sf hot sempion, anehoriedag levemments by travelog In Beak Stock or Zest Ingle Sock' 3ly dedicolty was this: At the date of the paving of Lord St. Leotards' Act the two mocks called Bank Stock and Eat India Stock were well known to be the capital stock of the two great ocanpeakee enoorpareted by charter., confirmed by acts of pailtement, and that the dividend on tit* East India Stock wee, moreover, guaranteed by parliament anal it should be paid off by go vernment. The India Fere per Cent. Loan is, inded, is the form of a stock, teens/era Ale is books kept for that purpose, bat it le a loan to the Indies gomeraneent, and not the capital stick of a company, wither I. it guaranteed by the &Melt guVOIMINIOL The only way Is which the question arose as the time of beaming she act creating the Loaa Stock sad the act of Lord St. Leonardo' was this.—lt wen suggested that had the Loss Act been actually passed the legislative might, is paean Lard St. Leonard: Act, h►ve had reference to the sew stock that w.euld be crested by the Loon Act, but even this raggestion Laski when et wee shown that it woe sot ihe Lord Chase.l.l , e—Thea the quertion whether the New Rest India Lout It to be ooesidered se Bret India Stock 'rattle the roaming of Lord St. Leontrds* Act. Mr. Mayhew—Pretiody ee. . _ The Lied Chaantike—rw New Fkat Indio Stock la not eskiintwed by the imperial goveranend, sad it woo the steady idlllllliSatlOU of the rimming sod the Hones of C0.,- ... that at oboald sot be rukauteed. Ik. Mai haw —The into and in Lod St. Leonardo' Act is not ...nonskid stock." Loth Jamie* Tamer—lt is the mese Mock aa that of say outer aospaay. The Lard Chant:Wk.—lt is e stock rased for the scurries f !bar itaiesty's Swat Indian dixwinutvi, secured upon the Nevem* of the Let Indle., and is Oct guaranteed by the . mperial geweinsuest and If the East Indian Toyama %mid be defective the holden, of the stock would not get their dividends. Mr. Maybow—No doubt that la a coustquotos whiAt would auwwa sad peohably tho uopnial amettaquer would bare to awarauba The Coot Mesetallor—What are ths words of the section ia question of Lord St. Leotuirda' Act b Mr. Mayhew—They ore as follows—it Is the 32nd seo. tka —" Where a trotter, executor, or administrator, shall not by woo instnuassto creating his treat be expressly for. Warn to must any trust ftuul or Nei securities in any part of the United Kingdom, or on thit stock of the Bonk of England or !reload, or on But Ladia Stock, it shall be lawful fur such trustee, executor, or administrator, to invest such trust fond or such seem ides or stock ; sad he Atli not be I.E. on that account se fora breach of trust— proeidad that snit investment shall in other respects be rea soma& sad proper." . _ The Lord Chincellor—l should toy that this Now But India Bice k is East !wile Stock within Use ossaiss of that act ofparlionated ;it I. stated in theta ;Is cansieseed so on the Stock Earl:tango , tad though it is not goareatesd by the imperial government, It is se well smeared as Bank Stook es any other itxk enumerstad in the Oct. I believe that the mews why the pre e of the stock is noir so high is Gs account of its being taken in that somas, and it is a very safe security. Mr. Mayhew—May take the order fir the investment P • The Lord Chancellor—That is my opinion. Lord Jolliet Knight Bruce—The west of a guarantee by the born* government makes me feel a doubt, if there is another Nam India Stock in existence guaranteed by the government. Lord Justice Turner—lf then was a Muck existing at the time of the p.nl. of Lad Bt. Lsonarda' Act which was guaranteed by the governors:lL I should think that act did sot iaclode a .tuck not so guaranteed. The Loyd COMoBllol—The renal description is " But India Stock," one of which la guirantesd by the govern ment, end the other which is not. Waa the old stock acre• ally guarantvid by the geverowent r Mr. Mayhew—lt was. Li:ord./ratite Knight Brace—When this matter wee before na on a former cscsrii. - m. the impreesion on my mind wee that the former haat (ohs Stick was cot guaranteed by the go. vernment. I suppwe my impression was erroneous. The present point to our on which three minds might ressosably differ. As the wetter is of general interest, whops the Loral MaimsUor oily think • Sclaratory act neat session to be cremeary. Mr. Mayhew—There is so such gnaran.es, in the ordi nary rue, OS the old ESN India Stock; but a fund was set apart by the home goveroniet.t, as • security for the psy meat of the holders of the old Law India Stock, and such fund was crested by the act of 1533, when the charter of the Era India Cutaway was altered. The Lord Cisme/aloe—lt seems that there was origi nally no gaseanise, and East India Stuck wee like that of any other commercial company under their charter , but by • cub* quest atrangement between the Bad ladle Ciuipeay and the Imperial government, and for the security or Ms holier of East India Stock, a fund was pro vided on wisish toey have a claim. Still that was Eoot India Stack, sad this hi Emt India Stock, mid at present I abonid say that thocub the new stock is not guaranteed by the go vererunc it is East laths Stock slake the mcanieg of Lord Lc mardi A. Laid Justice Knight Bens—lt does as appear that we bast at peewit practically as secarate knowledp of the state hi which the Old E..t Itdle Stock stood. We do Dot ktiow rsowytt of it; we Lehr,. eel bees hoard, but we do ant keno how It stoat; but will you, lir. Mayhew, lo,ik the settee ham the loettsia-head. Yr. Mayhew t ly • Tba Lod Cb.er-11•K—We shall be much obliged if you nill do so, sad ankat ion Ile waiter again. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. . _ Eitqw b tb7 - LordChiefJus tier, Mr. Justice Wiettelaus, Mr. Juvic e and Mr. Justus IMachbara.) IX I' %NT! _Loittl Sir T. Ray, with bow Mr. Neffieh, orieel for • rule ow kilobit of Lard Erwegbarn e.ilr. r u!oiti a gentlemen of the tame of Allows t 'bow cameo wby • crioOnel nt restate. ehOlida WI b. hied &truest him fm a litter epprering to the If lifuttle, of which ba et trotter sod puffin or, md-ciing wet injariouely upon Loot Etiongba , u'a cooler?, and chattel, him with reekorg to wrung • puidoc e twit], I. hie uwo privets raptors. To make ibc abort. intePireible, It in nece«ery to atom diet in the year 1684 the Coon.rie of Pembroke conveyed minim load, • the rotary of Weettnoreland fur the chatit•lala• purpueee et I•.,i.ereibi e, more riper iolly tot the 'erol of 11 po.ve widow. tel moon to one Of sober. Since thinly sin the 'Mite dons, in the time e f Chalet 11., the menefrement ra chtrity 0.., mice I exclaelvely ia the E irk of Thome, se anire of Appleby Coed., &ad en the death of the Ws tool, r nor litlo new t.. k, it wee tranmernid to tio. Tnfwe, the reprrentetelme of the family. It w odd 'pp.., that Per. Al'illiate Bemethene, the beetlier of tt. lordehto, i. to. owner of ousaidankbis property midi ty and ts,retitz.l the c otrity Issas, ma fur tome time la bee Lees sesame to effect m ezehaapo Mat the manager of the charity so that he might become pro. pricier of the charity lands, giving a full equivalent for th•m. To that end he had been for a long thee in correeponasece with Sir &chard Terme, end ' with the steward of Appleby Castle, Admiral Elliot— so he believed. All parties were willing to effect the exchange and, therefore, in the year 15.53, Admiral Elliot wrote to Mr. Brougham telling him that then was an estate, ' called the Benby Castle Estate, for ale, which was situate between three and four miles frum Appleby. and that sa it we. of ample value, if Mr. Brougham became the purchaser, he could exchange it for the charity land... Aixerdingly Mr. Bmughem did become the purchaser of the rotate, which contained 220 acne, while the rbarity lands only censured 180 scree. Moreover the rental of the Benby ' estate was 2001 • year, while that of the charity lauds was ode 1644 Under them circumstances application wee made by Mr. W. Brougham to the Charity Commissionere, who, ■nder • repeat act of parliament, were empowcad to coo -1 elder the proposals of Mr. Brougham if they were domed es ' pedient for the intecests of the charity. However, under • still wore recent act, the Charity Commies:leane wee allowed to refer all such applications to the enclosure Com ! W i dows, "who would investigate all question, of title al to the lends before them.' Accordingly Mr. William Brous : ham, being informed of thie, all puttee went before "the E•closnre Commiwirmers," and they expressed their anxiety that the exchange abould be authorised ; thereupon the coutteiseiocera seat down • Mr. Clarke awl • Mr. Barker, an agent of Mr. H mud of Oreystock. to examine the lands and report upon them; and this they did. ' However, it afterwards appeared that sores amideutal orris 'ion took place in examining Into the title, and it therefore I become necessary to reopen the whole matter. In the meanwhile, however, Mr. Wm. Brougham went abroad, and during his stones Lord Brougham was consulted by the other pulite as to certain proceediop connected with the exchange. The commisesonere being obliged to advertise the matter all over again they were memorleliard by certain gentlemen to be heard against the exchange. Accordingly one of the c-outilisainners went down to Westmoreland to take eiidenee and Investigate every thing reunited with the two properties. Under that cir eausetance, the letter which was the rubjeet of the present motion appeared in the ditendaat'a paper under this bed— " Proposed Hospital and Benby Exchatige," and the letter was signed " Jim." The writer charged Lord Brougham ' for private purposes, not difficult to Bevies, In initiating the proceedings for this exchange before the National Commissioners, and altogether eschewing the Nei-Inoue, Charity Commissioners, who were the only legal tribunal competent to determine bow far such an exchange would be far the Interest of the charity, and whose defies were of a mac► higher nature than those of the Enclosers Commis eloper,. The writer then want on to describe this alleged !Moo:Auer on the part of Pie lordship as "en inst-nee of extraordinary boll:rem and dull neir. t sense." Ths Lord Cnief Justice—Yon bare shows enough to en title you to a verdict. Sir P. Kelly then said there was another Ilbel in the manse paper in the shape of a leading article on a 1‘0912t speech of hie lordship's, delivered before the Social Science pfaso ciatioss. •ith regard to this same transactioo, and chargiag hip lordship with a breach of the Tenth Commandment. Rul• accurdlegly. THE 11l ESE V. ILIIIIIIIHALL, 110lTIXER, ♦YI) EICKE. TKO &ALI OF AOXYOOMILLISIOFF. Oa the madam of Mr. idwia James, th;11;;;e defendants were called up for jedisesat. It may be returnabored that they were itsbmci before She Lard Chief Indic-Ist the sit- Unite efmr Mat t cal for the role s , or the premodti sale, of • cnumiseion in the army to a yonan gentleumn named Con- Linehan.. The defendants were separately indicted. but Mentbsll bevies been found golly, the ether tee defendants phadod sutry.. . . . . Aft'Stavin iv mitigation of purishment having boa pst is on behalf of the three &leaden's, Mr. M. Chambers addre-wed the court on bawl, of tha defendaut Mershall, sad Mr. Gonlo Allen CIS basil of sib, tem defendants Mortimer and Ev.ke. At dot tinas of going to pr.o judgmeat had not been &hoer( I. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. &Stags ie limoo.—(Before Lad hisfJlsstica Ede sad Justices William, Crowd's, sad Bytes.) - . DUB DM OUTTIMIDOE ‘.lllWiSii,-L6O7HINID LITIGATION. The plaintiff I. this eer etogit to recover some copy bold property in Hertfordshire, claiming title aa hair of hie grandfather who held It, whilst the defeadent claimed under a card of conveyance by the plalatiffs graodfatber to • Mr. Oakley, which deed was executed la 1820. The question therefore we., whether the deed of 1820 we. valid. The declaration in ejictment was meet iin 1845, and the cats nuns on for trb I in 1848, before Lnrd Den man, when the verdict wee for the defendant, subject to hove to moon. In the following term • tale nisi was ob tained lo eater a verdict for the plaintiff, which role C4l■ll an for tegument In H;liary Term, 1849, when the wart directed the fact* to be stated in • sr :dal ere, ht November, 1849, the plaintiffs solicitors sent • special eras to the defendant's solicitors who returned it is July, 1861. Nothing further was beard of the matter for seven yeses, ditto delay being cause' by the plalatirs inability to proceed in coasequence of poverty. A fresh =d case was prepared bat the parties could not epee the facto., end • rule nisi for a new trial was obtained, but in January loot this role war enlarged upon the term, that mused should settle the ca.. if pateible, and if not that • judge at chambers should decide. Comma agreed upon ell the facts but one, namely, whether the plain iff had ever applied to be admitted tenant of the land and Mr. Judos Bytes decided that tbis fac t should be state d In the affirmative. Mr. Raymond, however, for the defendant, now moved to restore the spacial case to the state in which it was Wove Mr. Justice Bytee ordered the insertion of this particular fart, and weird that the only evidence for the affirmative • was that Mr. Browns had stated that he had berm in structed that Mr. Loeb, the plaintiff'. comma, at the hid had said that the affirmative was the truth, whilst on the other band there we, an effluent that there had teen no proof or adeniaeion if the fact at the trial. Mr. Ji.stice Bylve said if he bail decided in favour of the defendant it would have probably let is the 'tante of limitations ea an answer, te the plaintiff, without alloCsig him to met at the real qucition in the sauce. Mr. Itiymond, on the other hand, mid that there we, equ.l or gr: ter hardship bearing upon his client, who held on., a purchase from the plaintiff'. grandfathers° long ago is 1820, and the plaintiff hail in one way or another probably detiv.-1 benefit (row that purthale Gamey. Under them cit. tunietatu e. , the defendant wee surely entitled to keep pour SOMiOII • f the land An tett:mica or any Mbar legal ground. The court granted a rule, but directed that the briefs of the leading c. anal on both ride. ' and any other dlcoinente that could be obtained, should be laid before them, ao that they might, if poseible, Inform therneaves of the truth as to the foci in question. Rule granted. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bann Mr. Com:Maim*? Broca ) it DI DAVIDSON AND St/INTIM: —.--.. The bankrapta were deeeribed sa importers, of St. Neap Li.. This Irma the sitting for the °home of sesiasees. Their liabilities ere rated at about 1,8001.; wry, 2004 or 301/1. Kanter baa absooncled, taking with him the hooka, sad, it to supposed, • porion of the stock. Mr. Carl POUF SOO, leather merchant, of Lime-street, and Ms Monte Man del, commission *gent, et Biodeghall-street, were appointed trade assigates. Mr. Johasea is the othoisl assignee. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. The new Lord kayos took hie seat on the bench this morally, and on &ins .o appealed to the desks and official of the court far the seine kind as.lstence which they had rendered to his prele-straors, an assistance which, he said, it %could be his constant !Andy to deserve. Hi, lordship's attention' • w.. cceupied for • ooteddersble time in hearing eases of robbery and *meek in .noexion with the civic procession of )esterdey, but the twee them selves pemeated no features of lowland. interest. WBSTMINSTER. ALT.UOIED 181111VoNOCCT OF Tug POLICa. ,jester 4 h.O win ettercee with befog druok and riottns and incotaide of ta►feg core of his hone rod cob. Henry Coerces, 40 11, said that at half-past 8 lost even int he wao on duty in Turk's-row, Choker, when he board Cbr enr acing of s female, and on goieg t the spot with 262 B, he sow the defendant fighting wlib soother man. He promo& 4 him to go awry sod ger on his cub, when be found be Ir.s , ieetpeltio of tochic eV. of hio horse red rob, soil he coneiled him to the motion. John omitb, 262 B having c urnboratod this ',ideate, The delendent denied 6rhting iw befog drunk, and mild that he bed got a man to mied bia cob. it. paid bit. 2d. foe doing whoa he demanded 61., sail on his rehwing to do yr the mon erotic buns hard blue on td m o uth, and ran sw.y. Ile did mat otriko him, Let certainly would have tine to, hod be caught him. to reply to Mr. Arsolere inroity IS to whether he bed • witnree, be we , ent.wr:ntd i• the hectolitre. but .1 rely reaper/abbe looking senenr.rt stepped fawned, who earl thst her 4.11110 Welt Lilt sbyth BrObitttl. end her husband we, a ~..kpepar et La•ibrelt. Sur and her husband hid engs3•l Ariruhust to drive to her nurlee is • Wash they caw took so the crab some disputer aro, sort • wen stets It the defeudsut an d rem esey, The &dew/brat gut nn his hoz, when they drsirireet bins di end pidled both her end hoe truirtratel out of th•aab. lii. ehattlder war hurt so mush that he was now in bed, and would probably have to go Into the hos pital. The cabman got up again on hie box, when he WU dragged down by another man. Witnass'a husband wee lifted intotke cab, but she would not get In, sa the mob bad stolen his coat, and she screamed out for the w►en 262 came up. The hoot constable admitted that the husband bad no mat on, and that the cabman's mouth wea bleeding. Mr. Arnold said this case in itself woe very trifling; bet it had been rendered serious by a parrot' corning forward and g,ving a totally different account (row that of the polio r. lle should remand the cue, and if he found that the pike were in the *tong, be enould certainly have thaw reported. _. Iv• iKijail 4.aio 4.0* 14. ‘41 0.; I M.., Mal MARS L182.1-71ild .1441). Two o'CLoos. The railway share market remains extremely quiet. In the absence of business, quotations are nominally unaltered, with almost the only ex ception of Great Northern stock, which hes lineal per oent., being quoted 102 to 103. London and North Western stock is quoted 961 to 96; Great Western, 66 to ih Midland, 108 to *; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 981 to 973; South Eastern, 761 to 771, being rather dull; Caledonian, 911 to 921 ; London and South Western, 951 to 1 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 66. Lombardo-Venetian Railway , shares are quiet, at 1 13-18 to 1 16-18 prem. The Indian and Canadian shares are steady, with only a moderate amount of business. ' 4 ... 44.di.1 R ,"•171.7.7.1..p: c 7:: Do. IL Orosila Pa..% 11 4.....V0l gt New 4 2& t 04 Pomona Unli 4 per • • D. Loaisalso. 0 pm 0.114. 1161414 6 4 4 . 1 I : G i r d otkr4oe li tora.. Ow 4irit Po. II &Mt z4 .t r 1% 41.144. ft rik n o r aeL 44 6444111.11444=44 MI et. Waft* Ps.. p. d......... g 71 D. rodeo. 44 Do. reins. 4 to. a g: rwd....Artitt.s.l. N. It . tr i l d lama& Torkililro 4 4. 4.14 1 Imalinter. I to.llo. 40. ear 44. dio. .W. 044. a . 111011 . 1 1111 151i50.114.44 • . ....... --- Per 011114. Ott wai 44 NA: ivo.tr 1 t e. WNW MIL 544 P. =41:.121.pt Nt ....40.6Leta. tftw...42. 4.70: le i1.11 . 0i 11111.1aNdia. , D.. ~,u , ...... t . : ,74-,:i it414414 . 4...D . 40.8 a Da,r par B=LTrot/Ili. sok. =l'l . s Ikea gist poi a Ps% per ems. =lLicsleniirslis.st4ss OsellailmlpA Waineles4 SLIM= 1,6 A In la 15 101 104 HO 112 114 ILI r 4 .. a 04 101 Li! N N U N OS 01 1 9 1 1 I l i 03 IN 10 10 N A 3 IN 101 ut U Ni .1 'o' 14. 11 ii 111 111 Se 13 IC 111 SI ST 1 i Of Mei I OW i Pal $8 11 114 It SO Ll 7.7 73 14 14' 1•T 111 lag 111 103 1 1 1 101 lig U if Si 14 14 *4 17i P.I 9111 d in. I Po. I • all 22/6“0113.44044.• .11101. II all liaffilm at hams 6 per es. ,• all Ds /6•• 3 rem* . ▪ all G. Quasi a*.••• • all Ds to ils 4 all G. lewas*pr saat 10 all Do. lausallat 20 , all lasterielliaillaal 10 Llaassoll Spivs I wit 30 , a/I WOW awl M. rirsi 10 ' all Ds apt 20 all 014602auel Fume 11** 110 I all De. Ilkelessal Ism at 2) all De. Dasaftal**lll/.4 •' all Parlor* Loma mei* 39 , De. low 3 par ant. 4 , all 11*al lhr/Mla pares*. 30 • all **10046 ip3 pr.* IN all *ow ftra./W4 *swat. $0 all W. &S.W.* hum 1 p a. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (By lILICIRIC TIMM:MAPS.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. One mile. Lord of Lots, Broadlends, Mallon Messenger, Masher, Sobereidee, Donizetti, Adelaide, Lady Peel, and He'with are bars. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE. About tbrce Huntsman, &caps, Old DO; Tray, The Rover Kazis Agnes, Tom+, Physician, Ghia% Mamenist, sad Friar al Apeman ars here. BBPTON HANDICAP. One mile sod a quarter. Mester Belot, Lord of Lore, Broediendy, Baugeoia, De fender, Romeo, Julie, Hakereld, Conjuror. Adam Bede, Meg Merrillee, Donizetti, T. P. Cooke, Lady Peel, Tom °rugby, end King William ere brie. OTHER APJUTAILII. Conductor, Emigrant, Jealousy, A sato., Chases, Chases (b m), Ran Avis, Polestar, Life boat, Fossil, sad Baas/esp. EXTRAORDINARY MAL. The Tours journale state that a trial which is to tilts place before the Court of Anises of that city la Deems bee, is exciting extraordinary interest in all the departmest of the Indre-es•Lons. A lady, who is poisoned of • fortune of 00,000 fr. or 600,1/1114., being eiparaad from her husband, has, mass 1861, liv.d at Chino°, with her daughter, who to now shout situ is years of ago. She visited in the beet society of the town and mighbourbood, and towards the end of Lit year brought out her daughter, who ie very pretty. The girl was thought rather forward in her manners • bat that demeanour was attributed to the inconeideratinise of youth. Before lung, however, It Imams rammed that she cut very ;:se with the coartmeen, end it wee Meted that the man himself had boasted that be wee the lover of Ms sous( misuse and that she we about to become a nether. In January last he disappeared, and Mdme. L— asted that she led been obliged to discharge him because he WI had the impudence to a.k her daughter's hand in mar tion. The mother and daughter afterwards went into so- Ginty ea r -sal, but they were the subjects of much malevo lent remark. Things continued in that state until August het, when the commissary of polies of the district received several anonymous lettere stating that in the night of the 29th Jo'y the young lady had been delivered of a child alive, and that the little creators had been killed by the young lady's mother. As ea July 31 the mother and daughter had been seen going about their house end grounds ea rash the commie/guy attached little importance to the letters - but he cionstuunicated them to the public prosecutor, and the latter deemed it eight to question the lady. She indignaatly declared the statement unfounded, end, after some babe, tics, laid a complaint of calumnious denunciatioa against the supposed author of the letters and against her ex mooltrasn. But she was told that in order to support the complaint it was necessary that her daughter should hi examine' by a medical man. She coneected, though with mealiest repugnance, but when a physician a few hour. after presested himself at her house she said that the examination wee miner:wary, ae she was ready to admit that her daughter had been delivered of a child, bat that it was born dead, and thet she had burned the body—and she declared that her daughter had become asoriete in consequent i of violence committed on her by the coachmaa ; she also said that she had been silent on the subject of this violence, end had burned the body of the child from a fear of scandal. Oa that both mother sad daughter were arrested. Ihe young lady at first told the some tale as the mother, but being premed with questions she declared that no violence had been used by the coach man, end that the child was not born dead, bat had been killed by her mother before being burned. Since than, Muse. L— has persisted in her original story, and says that is contradicting it her daughter must be labouring wafers hallucination. Both mother and daughter are to be tried for 4ofdituide. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Scow.—The public sake are piing off at abort )111611T day's prices. COPPEll.—Priors ME unaltered, but the demand has not keen active. Natio' Coyloo, lest-nisi. damaged, Ws. to 66a. TEA.—The market la very dull to-day and It is difficult to give quotations. Common Coogan, low quality, sold in public sale at Is. 3d. Rms.—This article has been out of demand. Roy.—Berbice proof, sold at 2a. to 2e. Id.; pale Surinam, la. 9d. ; Demerara, 2a. 2d. to 2.. 3d. PIMENTO sold at 30. par lb. Cuorre.—Zanybar sold at a decline, 3d, to 31d. SALTPETRE has been firm. Markets gravelly continue dull. TALLOW MARKKT.—(THIB DAY.) Prior cabiblt no vsrisfion compared with those currant yestordey sftrrnoon, :—Town pllow, 60s, net cash; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 68e. Bd. ; all the yew, 68..; Dscenaber, 68.. to 68.. X METROPOLITAN CAT MK MARKET. (THIB DAY.) The supply of heeate in not quite so large se of late, still ft morels the demand. Trade is dull at Monday's quota tions. Sheep are rather more plentiful than on Thursday lest, and there are very few purchasers. A conviderable pro portion remains unsold. There I. no alteration in the calf. toads. Our foreign supply consists of 370 beasts, 1,630 sheep, gad 130 mares; mdch cows, 126. _ _ .. . -- • ro. swam et Slew 6. / . o. roe swops MOW. /4. at. lort /cots. Herorocts 4 3 0 Host Du I Ilf-bnoAs 11111 ..• Boot Nnwle/orus 4 1 0 !lost Loor wools ...... 4 $ 410 &Wind vaulty IssoOls. 3 4 0 Vo. do d 1.,. — t i r 4 .3 0, hws• / wood %eau 40 4 I 3 4 3 Os. do. Moro Owl Ihko • 11W-M.O. II 0 I ' Isrwto amen IA seds•. 1.3113 ; Aro W lastta. CON: Omen% 130; men 110. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mom. Davis sod Co. report trade task. Prior:— Prima meadow hay, 70e. to 755. ; superior ditto, Me. to 84•.; ilifirier ditto. 635. to 60.. ; row's, 435. to 605.; clover, old, 95a. to 1065.; straw, 27.. to Va. A LADY Or FORTUNE BURNT TO DK/alt.—This morning (Thursday) Thomas Wakley, Sp , the omemer for South Middleees, received inkier:nuke of the death of Mn. Rebecca Hick, aged thirty year. ' a lady of independent prorty, who melded at No. 9, Pentbroke.terrace, Cale dontanaroad, Islington. It swears that her mother, Mrs. Cunnington, aged eighty years, wan alarmed by cots and groans issuing Dom the bedroom and on enticing found her daughter upon the Suer envelo ped in flames. She imme diaoly raised an alarm, when sesistance arrived and the flames were extinguished, but the Injuries were of such a serious caters that she only sutvival a short period. The canoe at present la unknown. DEATH 01' A DISTINDUIaKED RADII Rosen.— The Merry Mowarch," the famoue race horse which won the Derby is 1845, and the property of W. 0. K. °molds, Req., of Ham, die.; on Sunday last. We understand that Mr. 8. T. Harman, of Arundel, wade • pot mortars exami nation of the animal, and found that the cause of death was brain a rupture of the ottoman. The Merry Monarch has ben in Mr. Gratwirke'• cut far the peat ten yeas with the equally distingwahri stallions Chatham and Robert de Gurham ; and the Ham breed of rare horses is generally re cif/armed as the finest in th- lOneout. 7 Wut Sussex Gazettt. 'HORRIBLE DEATII.—On ' Monday an inquest was held at Combridge t etching the death of Hooter Burbon, who wets burnt to death on the pre% eons Saturday night. Dec u. d wes a marrkd wAnan, ant wee in the habit of getting natosir dad. eke hod b n‘• diming," but her non Mattsd that she wan " getting on" at two o'clock, and no dis posed to drink that stie heel bees known to take quorum loaves out of the bowie to get beer with. Between sin and seven det IMP sera standing, all :a flames, between the door opening from one to the other of the two rooms of their wretch( d hebitetion. Ben fell on the entrance of the first sp-rtmor, a neighbour with whom she bad been drinking. and never 'poke afterwards. The body presented a sad spectacle. There is every reason to believe decesmd bat been seized with a fit, or, In a state of druakenante i had fallen forwards on the fire. The jury added to their verdict of secdes.^.l death their opinion that she was drc . :k at the time of her (bath. SERIOUS ASSAULT ARISING OUT OF TRADE IGS PUTZIL—On Monday Diehl, about lst-pest five o'clock, so genie of the workmen n rropl.")ed by Mr. Edwards, ship builder, Beath Shiel (and who base lately been brought from Seotland by that g.otMmnn , °rice to some disturbanse with the Shields ehipwright.), were leavlng their employ ment, they were surrounded by s number of shipwrights, numb-wing trout ono to two hundred, and without any provo cation one 4 them s saved from the crowd, end with stews struck and felled to the 'reflood one 4 Mr. Edwardee men, end metered curl' a wooed that he wee unable to rise sole, bat had to be lifted by soma of his companions, who returned again to the yard, gad reported the tam to Mr. Greener. He immediately went to the scene el the attack to endeavour to error. the ruffian's saute, but was unable to do Co. se the mob had diapers. d. A reined of bfll. I. attired by Mr Edwards for the aviation of the ti ft e nder. _ Tlllt KOVAL CHARTER. A subscription Het (headed by the Mayor of Liverpool) has been opened in thet town for the purgoort of siding the ►urvivors of, end those lett destdute by, the wreck of tar Itopd Cosrtcr. The Ilst it h trit 1 by the Mayor ato 100/., nrt by the owner. of the vessel, 'Meson.. Glob.. Bright, and Co., with only 2501.—e small sum, inderd. The mum at resat coliscUpd la 1,0604 d. 91. dL I!? IN %; lM NO ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Oa. i Pt. I IiaILVATS. tt.. eg giv.effrieVaiic• atrkie..l464lolo6.lst /Ltd 1112411... .z4!15 awl .11.• Jett Awn" tter p lF l, t;! . it MOM". I. • Juliet st tram osarrvhs. abillt asa As 1147 .. ouriii WO4 Orlit a i; aillstesst. Psrth facia sad Else! tom.._ is la rai,;,; t l; Nal North c,f Pool/sod . *tot N0rther....... . Do. i. Ds. N Sloes t a t rh obi Wont 41ro. • Dollsooolloloress. Nth Warta sod Omeliolo Ow Then* . LW Now Timm tasooktro an , Umiak.... Widen sad Blooityroh =riot too. 4M. 00.4 ClsotbaotA Dover lad. M G Mona Widows Do. las4oa Wao77: terfiOclortiatt.. orklimtlithloa Bs. 81. 11.1 .8.2 :a is t. I 1medi..111m.,4 Wawa.. - g a g % Ifflearlie aid i = i ll Saw Ice• * Mai . NW. Owls, am 'az 1 :• ..,m O. N. a. PZe ascii , ice* id wmtrn Ain r it6l6ll. rat dais Ha no wail UN at .se viewer season. W.tseford sal Macau— PllolVittiZeWsl e. Us.• gs es. 71 De. 1 pia •11 I PIIInIKILNOS I '7:Z.-Cr" I 77 r lll SO 101 di di 1 Si of - 41 "ir it 4 NI IN Ni !! a ii i WI II it PTO 1:1 . 1 16 9 : 4 34 131 134 101 .6 eh 54 116 111 2, to 1 II Pa 1111 r 46 61 112 114 114 141 111 oa di' tI -i4 ill 194 iiii N IS 10 U i a 3f 3 AI3 N l &if Pm Pia VT q 01414 IR. 17:1 10f I If din tit ; l e 100 111 4 :AI 11 tl le% II lli ITI 1 11 N If O 41 id 0 47 46 1 7141 4 . IP 'p • PI 4 a 10 30 a si F fi 11 901 SPO 444 To 41 ,t , it. , 110 US v 1 YORRIOR RAILWAY& imsn. "" amlairSitta.llas.ip.• Jordan. =is Onionme Oariemaslimed MU.. °V."Rllliks• • • ..... Mead= ogles . :::::::: se tesess tresaresegOsees. Woe isol Torlikeel ieessloselie , eassisL /WM* Ds. Omer Illttraie . !kelt:: of Awes • La N.. kelketao Twat Prof Pori. L10.....1 Norlitar. Port.t . ond °rim. lkok : eon Prow*" IPut tam t•u+soYpia. 7 9 aim .4 Uunabwg !Lome ‘oli Y rsaaW ... : Keys/ tow fob - .. ... _ .. .. ▪ De. pr efts. • ks, sal Plart Da. 64 Pat mat Ifts.r * • loatamo d c n irrease it 04 pa =IC *awn N. W .91 tram W wman ii 41 I za a Ar. 2 .1 7- 1 s—Pla ft 0 Mt I Vo ITS i al :51 se ad 64 14 11 SI .r of 24 fl 1, JOINT eroax RANK& Taal at Loyttioe — . ....." prt!..{:•l?.lisak •us.u.! met ilio7,7tfo7ti.:l .. .. gor. of Lades I! le•plel s hagil...Los.M LIM. i 1aa4t..4 landuc Jeto=:: kao. an 0 1 1 1 alllntaralf inst. Pepy. of 1404,100, blenosui auk yw r ousb Wa 17, lo 83 16 I. 10) gr: . - .1" 1 . ; 18;41a — say 21 1 U 11 1 _la L 9 90 Wi Ili a IT U 9 ii Li IIILITI3II PU6SLISSIONS IiAIb•ATO• Marla • rt. Mimosa IsmaJka.lloo. la t• P• •40„laaara • .... Lrte Hot mil l lortio. DerDr...l e. ea..onea 10. i. 1 Do. lalyl t :14 ..Its Do. Jane uralis mod ow. .. UsysTruibiDelleikagg.. Guam tie& abused.— qui Lan It 7 ee▪ e It It ~, ' --- Mo. %grit — .Dodootorool t igi 6ol lll2 l= 4 I 6 Ira 01. 4 Doisneau. o. 6 ot. Prot Do. do. Oro lor, Pre.;;V:: D. Iva . ... Wra Ir. Wort °rods. Ewa 24 0: 117: To r& l a A. TloOdonds of. govt. Odo,do• Me• OW* 4i per or. oin 6 par Da ow or Da P 4l M Mx Or P pa en do r D rassens Como %Ms. 111.ftsso BALLO Lae 1.11 Do. I Blitegorott Oft& ...... i.mi~:sav::~ tibi 1:11 ; • • va, 0 98 NI I 4I b - 41 4114 99 IN 911 KZ 94 111 A Nt 99 N PT 14 1 114 - - 1!.1 lii s 3 — 4. 1 i et 4. a i 1 ft la 1 VOZBIGN OBLIGATION& IMM ph. , OM_ to I edlarlay. I Is I pm. 1i it ot dY ida 61 17 di. tar 11 lb ii ,v.I Otnaguis. dOYMILIIIIIIT 11001 tt reaft.iim7 06.5 pee at. re= Maw Drumeldi 11,16.W•DaGroJo.o.loiS . 6 go. 16167, . Do 6v. 6,166 d Do 6 v. &OM Ilona Solo v.vo WO. Wows. . • ilvoltilooooo bowl, voteollooJoa.hiall 1ar606 Jo. do 616.66.00LVDet 0 P 4 tOl. tOl ub 44 PI 012 tot Id tic 101 100 04 100 1001 100 - 1.; 11 1114 130 0 0 112 114 100, U) 1101 BRITISH 1.• Ss MUMS. iiF tU 'l4 1134 14 1011 101 loi 1011 1001 -. . -- • ---- • WACO In Leanne It mow 1 ism. Ms. ;Gaiiii ii.. 14 ap is 116.4,11.4 en 376 6 Wel ID p..." Omni Dor i 1 10 Mee 1 ,6n 6 CL Onalle l nar. De. Mel May Oe., ell .oea 1 12.0% 49 amp Oiant --1 ala 1 14 it: 1 'uVrissam**** t Boa. 4ent0r.....—....--1 all *IN lle An5eui1.........-- WI WO , la ...,,,„,....„„,.._ 2 111.00.1 I =is . —:.I au ilw 1:::.. ..... ..4.1, .....--iwi, 10.. Km * remool*Hil.:1;;;:i oil 100,000 6 Pen nene. ... , 1 10.000 1 Ankle. IWO 10e 46.114 .11.3.16•U51en Keenan ell 11011 lti id ItS le dass. I .bstrasna. I dd. 1 Cl. pdati 1 dale. 10 20. us tau mg 1 , 14 40.. 14 AvOnliaatlual lUD all 36. I.oov 611•4410 TaL 91), D) 47,0 Ikrialfatennwks - all 41 5 11:11. Ambicaa Load 40 - - &0s 60 11011.1141•1111a0ToLA N SAN 20 D.A.? 4.4444 411111142 all 14 111 U. 730 Do.o all 14 16 1,716 140 Own& 101 107 111 5000 te oirroVillTriiiii on I l l*. 64. 014.11444duallbilt all - U P 7•1.71 rub- 111 Si 14 id 104.... Capaill /Woo all 11 11 Salta 4 lb orefosams all 15 23 4 ft. Dal p41.1.•1111,41.1 160 - 100 tiv,544 a- limb ibigeb. 1,114 * a. Mb 1 poi Mid sad 141 11 44 so os 731 .1,000 1 Unit 6171 p i u.la. 0 n 1 00,471 111 ladlaa sad AMT` 14 14. 1.2.500 6 Issad.DuulesSaL(L ) 6 lo 016 e. 60.502 70 Ibuttot, Ototouid ll 4Os 1444.44e.filealltnoss, all 75 1 11 t 0,004 4 Kw,. m.m.aorial 1 R II *As I. liodtarroba ILL fel W- _ OP dla .0 austslatada Lail - - pat 1 /14.14.4647.1401414 1 1.7114 .et a lintsball.dosi.Lid 46 114.610 IA. 1040*. Lobbed*, all 1 1 wait . Unsom, boa 1 01 j De, " .444 irre." U all s. iWs par 10,994 19 lrlen.ln.diatlldb.lA so 5,020 II 4.a. /3 6 so ss 10.14.4 00 lb. de. C 16. max N. Pul 144.414110 at, 64 14 1 7 1 4404. 6 ow.. • Aribautans O. 77 74 16 .4.447. lb. Sri . 15 0 U pat 0444 dad tin a 1.416240. 19 1 f pm /Vat. ita r erfalisis 2 . 1 fl M 0017.9. 0 4spal 11•11 tlbao ac 01 Nod 2 ad 7.4t4 di. 04,0101 8•4 lavabo 100 116 930 15.40... II death AtrissAlas, Lod all 30 SS .5„Oto 1 sa.odortoe To.. mil ist I 1 twos 1 lb. Do. 15.441427.1 0. 1 1 17.444,1U.04.1.44.0an. 6 04lossossos (and l4 15 111 .000 di. Plated. Dais 190 105 tel LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LivntrooL. Nov. re—Markets oprood fiat and Inactive. bat priest Pooh improved. and eloe vtvady at the ouotationa thritelboao. 771 7;1 —Wei:amine atom 93 94 -.Wane Wooer 111.16 111—Gthat Northern !gook. wat Genera. 661 651—Loneedatre nod Toriteurs. 064 07— 102 Lon 10—e:t don nod North *mom 951 05J—Dttto, t sharer. 15.16 / d.—Manchester. eth Meld. en, Lincoln, 354 36i --11Piland Otoek. 1% Ited—Sono 0.100. Wok. eat 00—North Nthltordsh , rs. 41 It d. North rAtetern. Berwick Idaplnd Stock. 691161—Sort Oatital hto ;4i 444a.k. ed 41—South Kamera. 13 1 16 felit—Duten Ruallab. '4 :4 41 —Orea Lneembounr. 7 WO 76—Grand linadv Canada. 04 91—Ors( thowern or ()undo. 11 14e —Dltto, new char. 61 61.1.-11c5o10 and LA. Huron. 41 64—lost NW, 13e. 6d. 144. IA THE SCHILLER FESTIVAL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACIL—The &ors of the Crystal Palace were opened at half-pat Mee o'clock this day, the magical performance caw mencing at lull-pat one, and the torchlight procession will be marshalled on the lower terrace at half-past tire o'clock. During Its progress vieitors will remain upon the upper terrace or the lulorals* of ihe Ealace. LONDON COFFEE AND EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—Thfis association will hold lie annual hall at the Frammenti* Tavern on Tuesday, the 3rd of January, 1860, and the election fir pensionert will take place on Itioaday, the 16th of January, at a general meeting of the subwribers. _ _ - ----- TEIR OUTWARD BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS. —The .team ship Tyne, Captain Reeks, left Southataptos Neater-1g with the above mail., 70,4301. in sped, 22,3001. in jewellery, and 1128 prevenient, among whom were Mr. Christie and lady, envoy extraordinary to Rio. A Birmingham paper states that four pair of shoes have been taken from the shop of a shoemaker at Broseley, in the execution of a distress warrsnt for the non-payment of a chureb-rare. Two cheeses were also weighed by the executors of the law in the house of a widow, who resolutely rotated to compouod for her goods; but her daughter ultimately was induned to pay the money. We understand that the Electric Company's cable more the Humber. which was broken during the late gales, is now spin in working order.—Hull M(NE) .tiAttit/52.-.•-iiito 414 .1. Tao o'Cioci. Business in the funds to-day is as scanty as foe room time put, but great steadiness continues to prevail. During the last hour an im provement of about 1.16 per cent. has taken place in Consols. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of discount. Ia the share markets stagnation continues to reign, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. At Paris this tuuruing, according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, the Tnree per Cent. Rentes opened at 70.15 for the account, being i per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has been dealt in from 103! to 104, and is now quoted 1031 to 104. In the stock, transactions are recorded from 103; to 1041, and the present price is 103; to 104. Consols are officially marked 961 to s for money, and 961 for the account. The present quota tions are 961, " sellers," for money, and " buyers" for the 6th Dec. Bank Stock See been dealt in at 2261 to 226; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 94/ to 95; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 95 ; India Stock, at 2251 to 228; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031 to 1041; ditto scrip, at 1031 to 104 ; and Exchequer Bills, a• 29a. to 325. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are steady, at 781 to 791 ; whilst the Loan of 1858 is flat, at 67/ to 681. Other foreign stocks have met with little business. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101/ ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 701; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451 ; Russian Fonr-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 981; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 651 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 441, 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 321, 321; Turkish Six per Cents., 1838, for account, 681, 67/. The demand for money in Lombard-street con tinues active, and few bills, however good, are taken at 21 per cent., 21 and 2/ being generally asked. The demand at the Bank continues, but is by no means pressing. The Secretary of State for India republishes a finan cial notification already issued in India according to which the Four per Cent. Promissory Notes of the Tanjore Debt, redeemable at par on the 31st March, 1860, are now made receivable in subscription to the open Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan, if accom pan►ed by payment of one-half of the amount in cash. The New Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan of four millions sterling is announced in Piedmont and Lombardy, with favourable prospects, the issue price—nominally 80 per cent.—being virtually re duced to a fraction above 78 by the allowances made. The sum of 4,0001. in gold wee withdrawn trom the Beek yesterday for exportation, and the 204,0001. by the Orwell and Phesnician, from Australia, was bought for the same purpose. Unless fresh supplies come quickly to hand the Bank will perhaps be re sorted to. As government make no specie remittance by the Bombay steamer of the 12th, the shipments of silver by that opportunity will be very moderate. A subscription has been opened at Lloyd's on behalf of the sufferers by the wreck of the Royal Charter. Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., of Liver pool, have given 2501, and a liberal response has been met with from several other quarters. The remonstrances which have been addressed to the Neapolitan government, with regard to the delay in the passage of telegrams between Malta and this country, having been found ineffectual, the interven tion of the British government is abont to be solicited. A call of 2/. is to be paid on the shares in the Riga and Danaburg Railway Company by the 15th Dec. The London and North Western Railway traffics return shows this week the large increase of 10,2741.; the South Eastern au increase of 1,5057.; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,7791.; and the London and South Western an increase of 6641. Notice is given that the first mortgage 7 per cent. bonds of the Panama Railroad Company, due the Ist prox., will be paid in due course. Notice is given that the bonds of the Bombay, Strode, and Central India Railway Company will be ready for issue three days after lodgment of the scrip. The Intercolonial Royal Mail Company inform ea that they have received farther advice/ of the satis factory working of their line of mail steamers be tween Sydney and the provinces of New Zealand. The New York advice, mention that the Pennsyl vania Central Railway Company have declared a half-yearly dividend of $ per cent., payable the 15th inst.; and the Baltimore and Ohio a half-yearly dividend of like amount, payable the 9th inst. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite . _ The market in London for American securities is without materal change. United States Five per Cent. 1674 steadily advance is the coupon for interest matures. Erie Third Mortgage continue in demand; there is also active inquiry for Erie shares. New York Central Shares have improved I per cent., and Detroit and Milwaukee First Mortgage Beads 2 per cent. since our last. Illinois Construction Beads are steady at 76 to 77, but shares have been rather freely sold, sad close heavy at 40 to 39 discount. The Crest of the Wave and Bacchante have in , rind from China with 1,809,7001 b. of tea. WEDNESDAY BERNIZO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96 5-16 to 7-16 for the 6th December, opened this morning at 961 to 1, advanced to 961 to 1, and closed at 961. Fur money the last price was 961' " sellers." The official business report is as fol. lowc—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, L I, ; ditto for account (Bth Dee.), 961, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95, 941; New Three per Cents., 941, 93, 941, 95; Thirty Years An unities, expiring in January, 1880, 14; India Stock, 225, 224; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (dock), 104,1041 ; ditto Scrip, 104, 1031, 1041 ; the Indian. Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961; ditto 1859, 961; India Bonds, 2s. prem. _ The New Indian Loan was firmer. The scrip ad vanced to 104 to k, and closed at 1031 to :01k. The stock was last quoted 1031 to 104. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted 295. to 325. arena. The foreign stock market was dull. Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854 were quoted 78f to 79; those of 1858, 68 to 1; and Mexican Bond., 221 to 23. Tiler* were some inquiries for Spanish ll.ferrel Three per Cents. _ _ _ Bank shares remain firm. Bank of Egypt were quoted 10s. higher. London Chartered Runk of Australia were inquired for. South Aultraliatt Land and Berlin Waterworks shares werealso better. Great Ship were dull at lie. East and Wes: India Dock Stock was marked 117. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com. pany were quoted I to I prem. MINIM-7711S DA E Two O'CLOCK. The mining market remains steady, with a iaiw amount of business, but without any new feature of striking intere►t. Gre►t South Tolgus shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 131, ex div. ; South Franoer, 144 and 143 ; and Wheal Buller, 112 and 110. There have also been transactions in shares in East Wheal Russell, East Caradon, Wheal Mary Ann, and Providence M:nee. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, steadiness continues to prevail. Fortuna have been. dialt in at 2 to 3; North Rhine Copper (Smith Australia) at 1 prom ; and Maricinits, at bring dull. The shares of the Great Northern Capper Mining Company of South Aubergine were jeaterday quoted I. to prem., and those of the Crookhaveu Mining Company 1-16 to 3.16 prem. emu. 1 Pd. I 0 . now. tlfred Out Mamma 111.16 4 41 drktib I/C44 l4 I I Dem Owal 024404 425 466 (161fford. WO WO 24 sr' awn Meow . GO 166 OWINNIRO4OIITaw. 4.176 111 12 Irwaelto 484.64 4 46 IG•wnwo. 641 ite 4 11 .1444.4 1444464ft i, II 130 .4 3. W.Allrid 11.4.2 11 Vet 01414440 1 1 Gnovo6o 130.2,4 0626 114 Fla. /2346 5 1 4 18 5426E4444 Ti 141 164 11=fita: r S.W. Hamill /a 6 7 4440441•4101•423. 236 10 II far Om. +9l. Maui 14 10 .1 P0w1da42010.104041 14.6.7 47 41 isorldw Oon.Mtall LK 1 I. Mirka Wt. Oes 11 MO 260 4. Owe Bow (Maws 1 24 21 tW. Fowaoll 1116.11 140 110 11 3 Orott . Pala et Feir;4lii 61 31 ii saardwel .. . Est Brod ri 16 Id •.ern.t.d.reard ICO 1471 Went Mice 4P. 114.4441 4. ISO IN 114.1•142 I=o 6 103 116 Olt Mow* 1 . 41 1. 133 ° V ' 111 13 Il i gT7alawasiG/46.1 41 271 111 14 FOREIGN WINN& i i : . I I.' I • dL * p. 1Y 1Y is 5 IA II 24 IS 100 111 Ot I P lII O PaI i 31 3i 17 11• 10 10e 211 121 111 12 5 ii 11l 'II 111 111 91 93 Ili iii 1.11 1