The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENGIL (MIS DAT.), =CITY COURT. (Ilehee the Lod Make Oar and the Lode imam) TEN NEW UST INDIA LOAN. N RN TIM COLN/ VAULT AID NAUMMAD ZAILINAT Theme Ms been several U before this coact, mad wee sees by Tice•Chemeler Weed M. °pull= of their lord ships whether, ewer the preMlemof the Ned aection of the Imam Reid AA d lest enekie, a trustee errs entitled is Mot met feeds te the Now Let Ilia Stxk. The Lard Clan 41or es *err itemicee reptessr I an op`sion Met ths sew .took wee te be lan to be a. mace " Fret lades Stack" se the Old ler Wile Stock, with.n the men re 4 lb. of lure series. The curter seal over for c model to bar me Ur arum of the Old Es it ladle Stock, met to mortals wbeetter it could be e iteiderel ti be ~tenured in say mei which was not applicable to the N... Stock. Mt. Maybe., rho bed applied tor en order reeticetieg tt: • ourttaceest of a as.. of remo7 !sited for the Furores of •,. Veil"? sod Related ftetlway is the New heat loth* Stock, now cited all the acts of parliament which dealt _ with the revenues of the Bad India Company, sad itto.l.l 'hat it was enacted in 1833 that • sum of 2,000,0004 was • set side out of the revenues of the But ladled Company. sad isvaresd ha the Beak of .glad at Nopeund interest, to accumulate as • redemption load the pay:mat of the dividsode oa Beet India Stock. He urged that ibis feed was • security est adds at addl. 'medal churl an the revenues of India, sad the only ends la which it maid be called • guar antee was that it was • distinct charge on the ,emouss of the Mast ladies, sad it had so omuseziou with the imperial earbegmar. The Old Stock was guaranteed yoad the New Stock. so far as the Old Slosh beiag • Brat ta•te on that pwri, o of the memos of lad* which was. yo,cated to Great Britain, and Which was preferred to all bairns on them in Great Britain. I be Lord Chancel! , r —No doubt the Old Stook V better I wet than the New Stock, but the New Stock may en be but lathe Steak withhe the meads of the Treaters AM. Mr. lisybew mad that there wee so each go metre& the Old Suck es theVioe-Ctmeoellor bed seemed that there wee. It wee net gweeenteed by parliament in the sense in skink hie Hower spoke of IL The snowy was sot provided by pediment. The Lard Chancellor—Parliament took care that . food should ho paraded by which the divide& of the Old Stook awe mural, eat ie all. It woo not tbecalent an iambi its - Mr. Mayhew eafd be wished to remove any doubt se to there being any guarantee of the Old Stock by the Impala! t.b.-per. He ',Foiled that dm only point of diatincidem t• -wren the two stocks was that one was • prior Marta an t revenues of Ind* and • fond was she apart ut of the revenues of the Nast India Cormany f, the redemption of the dividends of the Old Stook at the rite of 200 per rent. In that ern.* the Old Stock wee • :.itor investment than the new, bat still se the rename of India moat be taken to be eutllcient to meet all charges them the New St A wee a proper Investment for • trustee tinder the am. The Lord Chancellor—By the sow set a trustee might bars been justified in investing in the Long Atinities, which would not be a very advantageous invertnesit. la raiment in Scotch seecuiektis eanc•ioned by the sat, aad le far as a breach of tract is contented, a trettes eight Ileset in Nat security in Scotland. _ _ Mr. Mayhew sitopty desired to hare their loestahipe opt like whether a trailers Inflate properly laved a trait bed in the New Bast late Stork, nadir Lard St. Le mode Act ? The Lord Cbaaallar that he :sail elite to Lad SI. Leotards on the subject, and had received her hint a reply from which It apt wed that though the shear elder which this qoestion wee secured was foetid In the st , It was dis claimed by the author of the re, who was en tirely adverse S. it. N, such dare was in the bill as it passed the House of Lords, but It wso added in the House of Commons, and sent back to the Lord,. at a time when it was impossible for Lard St. Leonardo to ask their lordship' to disagree to the arm& meat without incurring the loss of what was, In other re reels, a very valuable bill, and ha thqulta It was sae advantagnons to the public that It should became law for • time as ft rood, and the 32nd section remained in the rt. Lord St. Leonard. had publicly announced his tire time of Introducing a hill next session for the repeal of this claw. Bat hare it rood In the mot, and the cool was bound to give it 'soh an Interpretatioa as it appeared to them the Legislates' intended. Ea concurred with Lord St. Leonard" in thinking that the clear was in direct opposition to the pried* of law which governed the relative rights of lenare he life and reversioners, sad that It would lead to jobbing with tract funds. Neverthekes, the clause cob treed words eurraciag Bank Stock of the Busks of Eng land and Erased and Secesities is Soothed and East India Stock, sow of which had say imperial guarantee, though iti the are *fa certain Kest India Stock a fond hod brut appro. wired by statute to secure the payment of Use dividends. The orietument wee such an one as the Court was bound to obey. The Loan, which our contracted tinder the provisions of 22 k 23 Vier. e. 3D, was Beat India Stock, and If it had her borrowed on the security of long annuities, ternehrbie in Sfty Teen, the powers under which It was raised were the allnia. Putting* construction us Lord St. Leonardo* Act as It stork be was bound to say that be thought that the loan la quadri was East India Stock within the mean* of the 32nd claw of the act. Ties Court could not look to whether It was • jut enactment or not, but all they could soy was that it enabled tru Ices to haver In the securities oared I. the clangs, of which Ert India Stock was con The Trustees Act and the East India Loan Act of ler seasion recsrd the royal reset on the same dal; sad by the farmer the legislature enacted that treater right Inver is East brie Stock, and though there was as East India Stock previously ealrine by the latter another East ladle Stock was created, which was generosity at least the rms. Any enure, therefor, who tarred Is that Stock would sot be guilty of a breach of trust; at the erne time, be did not sty that the investment it that Stook was each aor as the court ought to martin. Ifs horse bed levered fa that took, sad woe brought before the court for breech of trust, and pleaded the providers of the Teasers Art of loot seeds, the court would be bound to donde to him firmer. But if they win asked whether this woe a Siting Inverrasat for a trainee to marry, they wan of opinion that it was not, and it was Oak dry to advise any one asking their opinion as re Vice Chrcellor had dons, that at precast it was not web taratineat as ought to be mute by a trines, sops rally me the enertnient which &Whorled it would probably be removed from the statute book next series. Lard Janice Knight Brume maid that the prat raised wee tee dourfal to earls the court safely to roods to the parer for the inn. treat, end he conenrred in the deer= of the Lord Chancellor. Lord JeeticeTereer "— elee speed that the layeelawat ought sot to b. .ate. Whether a trustee could be chargeable it he mute e•ch as itoreetet•et wee 'mother qweeties, sad wall &peed ea the owe'ref , loll of the wt. He wee by so amen estiefied that the stmk is /mutton wee lest ladle stack within the Trees,. Act of Lem 61 6161 M. lad that Pecker. applie.l to otter thee the Beet laths Sleek which we. &beady fl eziosene *two the oat Mr It U' wen ao the set would be proep.-ttes sae "ma apply to say Mare sleek whke sight be evaded. The widths praying foe the invest/mat la the New Ease ladle:See& wee therefore refused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mews is Beee.—(l3"lrrir Led Cbial Join Mood Jingles Crowder 'ad Dyke,) vrest•o 11111111111011.-111tUelt OP FROMM or tea•ateett. Thil ewe ma tried beim Mr. Jerrie* Mille. yesterday, etre the jury Pined for the plaintiff, damages 2001 M e , ygg a i s Jew., however, now tweed tt redoes the Estrum or for • ttll. The only "Tidier" aim *as far Ike pellet, for though the defradeat's cam one that dwiy led erred to oiler* tact) other from the yet arcade( fat the "awe' 1.. the parties themesives atoll not *elation sad so the truth could n o t L e Isid w fare the jury. The plaintiff ow the deaselater ef • publicise, and lb. defendant wee a fanner, and they belt LM et Monroe•ta-the-M•rab. Their scipeintasce bsd reanneneed at the till gs eettonl, sad atow they hod splint some time et damsel trarditig schools they set Seile ; bat really there waa amide( to show that Wirt was ertythieg more laeosea thou 1144 • folk *mil* flirtation. Although tM porase of no peen lied only half • mile apart, yet adder ths plaiseit's mother nog the doreadent's aunt, who men railed sa whoesimi, bad aye said • word So Ida aoilser aderaco to thitpleasit But vary few leap of the dohs deal van pretend sod they wee carol* eat THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15. 1859. PUtdhallt) MS sopsvaie the issieguse The oorrespondenos commented , with • eskinghe wile\ Win riled the words, " I ism hut momma." Oh, sidle ets ms." and • trek of the def. admit's heir wit missed, wkkb, however, the young lady did not iamb prier, hr she lest it. (Laughter.) One of the lat.'s@ Weser suppteted the &headset's rme that the cameral W Mem munnelly rescinded, for the writer ohm tenerstalt;ag the plaintiff on the rosier. try of her batat doy said, •I bttended rorrien to drink your health on the occasion this emoted, but from your mower of tilt. mot _deg It app.'are that my abs.noe would ba mots pt able th amy per a. nos. I ther.:or , obeli never r^sOy you more ;" mad newel other of the let• es Lancia& d Yours, ht." Now saybody who has IV es fa love mew fret that that wee ray thing bat eldest; • lover wet more likely to take deer • dietionsiy of syaesyml to re t a std every mud that was ardent or warm, than to w.;t " thoulta the lawyers ' mid that rodent a great dest. Ns submitted that there you mdelag is the Cu,. which watt n• I thy t keg 2001. eat of the puceet of the young alas whose whole pr.+ tiy wee only 2,0001., sad that sot mosey, bat to stock ow hie hem Mr. Jetties Crowder—Do you suggest say probability of • wroag km as the pert of rho jury; or dad anything tarn up is the ewe Misty to Maginot them P Mr. Jamee-06 is, my lord; the jury cams from If style there. books, sad I am netient aware of any improper bias likely to exi s t (Lawgk The Lard Pie Juetke—fis. them ban sapling die teemed/1 as the part of the &Umlaut ? Mr. Jamey—Not • syllable. Mr. Justice Crowdie—You by that there wee so mama ha hl. breaking off the mq iisee except that he mtnitd • tartnet's daughter in the neighbourhood ? Mr. Jamey—Tlnt amriage did not happen tint 4 ten month. eiter concaved...it° had tc -et Lumen them. Mr. Jostle* Crowder—What happened between the mad in the lest letter and the marline? Did the plaintiff sad aseAmosa t smooch other? • Mr. Jausee—Nothiag happened; sad thmigh he cotod net prove it, his whole ease was that the metier was broken of by moonlit ocesent. Tbe Lord Chief Jostios (after Mr. Justice Willes had bow consulted in the matter) said that Pure was no ground which would suthorive the coed to Interfere with the decision of the jury in the ostler. Rule refused. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Lord Sittings in Banoo.—(Before the Lord Chief Baton, and Berms Watson and Charmed.) IZMIR •. YIfONTr■ILLS OP EXCHANGE -:-.11:00111PNT. This welt as action tried before lir. &TOD Martin, at Oitiklball, sad pve ries to a question of considerable com mercial importune with regard , 3 bills of exchange. The plutong sued the defendaut on a Dill of exchange, the admission of wake wu objected to by Mr. Hawkins, ow the ground that the juts ument having been drawn on • 3d. re ceipt stamp, sod subsequently properly restsmped by the Commiseloners of Island Revenue on payment of the = of 104 sad the priot of the stamp, was invslid. The joins directed a verdict to be enteral for the plaintiff, with Wu to dekadaat *canned to enter • verdict for the de. hadmat er foe a assault. Mr. Hawkins now, out b3hvbf of the defendant, moved sevord , agly, submit img that 'be malmjs.ion,,, had w pow ., resiamp the bill, end that thoogh they did eo, it wet in validated under the 16 and 17 Vio. The Load Chut Baron said he - wae clearly of opinion that the Inotrament wu almisoibis in evidence. The objection takes was that it was not properly stamped. That was trues het dos answer wet that it hod bees taken to the Commis /nears of the bland Revenue, and that they hod under the statute pat on a bill of exchange stamp. Though it was clearly eb• policy of the law that bills of exchange should be stamped, yet when it way discovered that persons might in union stamps make a mistake, there was a proviso under the ntb Cho. 111., that if • bill of exebsage way drawn on • stamp of • diffract denotnituion, sod quoad utdros al • bid of exchange, yet, providod the clamp was of equal or art Item 'monist, then the cnomissioners could t a proper stomp on it. He thought the act of the we. 0111 AL tby it hbesel view of the astute. Ha wood opinion that a—er the pa .in of the act tho e who win la pos es/Ann of st -ono of • different denomination, If ef a higher amount might use them. There would be no rule. Mr. Bahia We •on mad Mr. Baron Chums!' ecoesTred. Role rigard accordlsgly. ...1111111 : - . -BILLS_OT pal _ _ Mr. He4.liiies - e;old7h;;Tit'sern 171 Is. ea began Yr. Berea Ye- is at eb-ott2r.o. os es latopleader simmer, *be gar t as rteseferiesey of t't 5353331;3 111 rd will • WI oft•le, ostler the B II of Sekt Act, IT rid 111 !Act., e. 36, red the lo tad judge &sir. Pbat B should be referred ' the &l ems:. Is the bill of els the imatle bad b3S desc.:b I r "John Brews of 9, Gewpretteet. Hiors:ea In the eft, of Landon, hotel-lreeper," bat to the aftlinvit 61. 1 with the WI ander the rat the grentw's mare end reel. dear, were Ova " a t mellow 1 la the brill of ogle," bat hie tecapa.:ea wet otetticl. He enbtolo7d *hat this wet Dot a seeking Wade, Boa rod we d Mr. Phillip. haring been herd on the other aide, Tr Coat t wore of opinion that the description is the dB. davit or insneciant, earth* bin desk was therefore Told. Judgment accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. SHAD I LISUL-71118 DA). Two o'CLoca. la the railway share market to-day business's again principally limited to the settlement. With the exception, however, of Caledonian stock, which has declined, the market is steadier in cha racter, and in a few instances priors present a trillinF improvement. London and North-Western stook ts now quoted 96/ to 96 ; Great Western, 641 to 66; Midland, 10.5/ to 106; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 to 97; London and South Western, 961 to ; Great Northern, 1011 to 1021; and Rut- NU Counties, 641 to 661. The two latter stocks are rather fiat. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares am a trills firmer than yesterday, at 1 11-16 to 1 13.16 prem. Great Western of Canada shares are still declining. The Indian railway stocks are rather dull. (THIS DAY.) MAN9IOI4-110U811. Perish ?Amami, egad 16, sad Join Naming, 14 were charged yids wr hag WU iDIS braes hook, escutcheon, and shin, from doors is Flidarstreet std Watling -street. Morrie, pol ictecoo , able 419, odd last lest evening he sow the two primmer. together in Flidey-sir t, and sta.pettisg them to he site se good he earl dom! Manoteg, tram whose aver ho woo led to infer thet they hod oometittt I a robbery, sad he therefore took thee Into esetody. At the st a ti on he found some bre s koob., elides, rad escutcheons tyro Monolog, who thereupon wair that the other prisoner hod led has sway. sad that rostber they had colon the things from dif. hoot doors, which he dewelbed, end from which, by par. weal Inspection, he (wasters) afterwards found that knobs, end,,, and dositchweas Wbps removed. The Lord Mayor—Will, Mszeng, what have you to say to this my lord. I never did each a thing before, and 'timid not have done it now if he had not persuaded me, and showed me how, Thcroton—llgy lord, he showed me (to the other priectear). Yea know you Wu oyster knits to get 'em off with. Mr•sreng—,ll,4 s sorow-dtirer. My lord, I often tryta to nes Mee end aaseber boy with a lot o f these things, and I • • - d to works bow they got them to elide off, end I oohed think kit they would not tell me till le s eight, and then this ono enbl M I wield go n;th him be would show on bra be 610. birsaffeee awfber else forward and said abe was we bar by would twee bays dean each • tbing unless he bad b • led away by Moreton, wbo knocked on the shutter for Ws More et four them before he would v. Tb. raker end blesarag had told everyth , -3/ la • vary ausisidererwd way, while Tbo.atoa bad Amu • falai Aid Aimed every Wee of bang • hardened °deader. The Lord Mayor seat Thorat m for thrc3 months, and Marais' far ow math, watt bard labour. 31•11LBOROIMEL-8TREET. CURIOUS CMAROI . or FELONY. limes res 7 p;;LIellot;i1;;;50, residing et =Gel -street, Soho, and employed by Mr. Broadwood se • seeker, was charged with steeling two advertising beards—vas balsaging to Kr. Nagle, advertising agent ; the ease to the Greet Northam Railway Company. Reffly, 115 C, said he saw the &cos 1 at is quarter to 3 that masalas in Tottealmas-court-read with the boards aa by sisaldisr, end au asking where he was going he mid that • ilettlemem gave him a shilling to carry there for him to the mad of Chapel -reset. He told them that be had better tale vase beck sad he afterward' ascertained that they had boas Sates from the Bass and Coals yard, Oxford-street. newt lo bs bunk Irate/ tea idastified by Mr. Nails ea Mu Al e d - it priesaaes slows! Into the witosisa.box end mid the stosied woe • vary respectable man, aad that he weld mot mateeild he his sada, iss he had done, fir he wee In good employ, sod estalag 375. • week. He thought he must have ems* at ta• time. Mr. B'ashaas rad, • short Liao ago his garden chair, weighing 4001 be., yea token away, sad it was found three quiirt ne of ensile of. He did not suppose that it was meat to he stlien, only to give him a little ennoyanoe. He obould deal w.th the &ceased as Dot beteg satieffed with his parse- Pon of the property, and order him to pay 7s , advising him not to touch each libitum in future. Me thought Mr. Neale ought else to be obliged to tho constable Ise looking after hie property fur him. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. or aterraic ?immure.) SHREWSBURY.— ( THIS DAY.) CORPORATION PLATL lAssi t atitet Tire* quarters eft odic Amoy. bud Cameos, , Solv.rsida., and Ts Axial. Bra s, Weimar Wiki Nat. TM Craver, and Tors et Lack an Isom 111111WASURT HANDICAP. About two miler. Neeloss. Tumuli Maid, York, Caliph, Jolla, King Ware. TM sq.ire, Tioaaadre, sod Mutineer are ben. ANGLESEY STAKES. Quarter de mac. Bersilso. Calcutta, Joraucce, Mumma, Ltd. Jenny, Caslob, t by Orlando, Tadmor, Kunatom, and Pollak t an Yam HURDLI RACE. About tuo mile. and a quarter. haimity, Pamir, &pay, Magenta, sad Mans Aiwa we bee& Musa A,anat.s.—TM Duke, Raven, Brandy Bell, Mks Jolla, Marmalade, Cynthia, Idanapaoo, Danizatti, and Fgar of Apattall. METROPOLITAN FREI HOSPITAL, DETONIIIIIRR eaTaItE. CITY _The eirervele number of prtieeterelleTed &Hag the Wait aadas Nov. 12 Ina Meiloa3, 626; w eed. 387; Wok 1,013 ; et whke 289 wore sew OM.. ORDINAL Y SHAM AND ATOMS Ia •14•4 1 tril li , coPLZVViIit SI ZAC . ri. Jun . .)O ..A FAT at... lasias Oe. • • egigt.4l • :NM- • esllllp Is_ 1r~...4 • Y' Y 7' • - i,c N2== i i I rr i elL. — rimer. 7116."CraTh trili ned‘ sed 01,66 Ja.- 41. mis bum Wesa.. PON Nash et Misilood Simi Ilalhan . . Alma' k lebrq . rzet.rrad W 6.1. 11m " rillielha.Mit ....1 NAM, . .... . [ larrlina•Maliu — i, . i i i t": ll.lll Dri n ".; caszale.._ !Vara= f ,w Lormar. el atm I Wild &Br wf a th nlmearmllie 641 . . Rank Dons. bier : De G. N. Pin Do. I :ll . l7l7.lrodiriom .I.l lloro. • Wein,. IMIYt lismoo toolailideb. 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It U TT n I It IMI lii SI i I nu I T U II US 15 U 134 I fio an au .., IN 1$ fs Tan ROYAL CHARTER. —lt has already been announced that the °green of the Royal Charter have given 2501. in aid of the sudevers, but the following oommonloatlon show. bow earnest I. the desire of oar townsmen to mitigate —so far es pecuniary eminence wiU do so, the safer which have resulted from the mad cab:laity, and to reward those who have rendered efficient service to the survivors —" Liverpool, 9th of November, 1069. Deer 84z,—Bsokeed you will dad 1001., one half of which we meet big yos will distribute among the poor of Moslfra. The other we beg you will accept yourself, se we feel sure that In the late deplorable accident to the Royal Chatter you he,., through your kindness of heart, been put to some moms. Bogging to return you oar sincere thank' for the attestke and unwearied exertion you have made In providing for the deems of the surviving relatives of those loot, we are, dear sir, yours very truly, Gain, Baton,. sad Co. — The Bev. Stephen Hughes, Yesifya."—Liveiret Mereiwy. RAILWAYS IN THE EASTIIIIN Cousrim—Four notices Sr. given of latended applications for bills, all of them kr lines having for their object the eramomodatlon of the coanny lying between the two main trucks of the &astern Comities. The drat Is for the short branch from Coggeshall, to Heiredoe, which has bees meetly noticed : Hate to be taken up warmly by the behabitente of Cog 1, and seem to receive fostering seaceregecosot from the Restore Coonlise Company. The antis the lies proposed to roe from a junction with the Colas Valley, et find= Clare end Haverhill, and so on to Bury, which we from what bra before passed is likely to encounter some oppo sition. The mist two relate to Epping district. They ap pear to be la feet one scheme, and propose to take naming powers over a part of the Wo odford and Loughton Breath, and to make a Ilse to Chipping Oogar, and so on through the Etoothiap to Donmow. The notices also include branches from Loughton to the Baskin jucotise, mod from liked to Bow and Barking to a junction with the Southend. Times projects, or part of them, we conclude will brim the promoters lato sharp medics with the Rasters Comtism.— Issas Herald. - SOUTH aIINISINCITON Muezum.—Daring the wren endlng Nov. 12. the visitors have been ea foams :—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, tree days, 3,809; on Mon day red Toesday, tree erasing% 4,364. Oa the three startsaist days (admission to the pork 6d.), 807 ;_ one students' ensuing, Wednesday. 214. Total, 9,184. Frew the spacing atlas museum. 1.129,133. Ore of the poisoner Pahser's racer., Goldfinder, which won the Cheater Cap to 1863, 14 at I h 4 peopisi sioasat plying in an math= between Wagtail MelludaLtaa- The Godolpldn Arabian wee guessed ten • Net the wte of Paris. if t-ar - 1; aki INI ti 4b I 111 01 D 11 ?I 111 11 74 e + l l 1: I 4 at lii 131 114 N 107 N 111 911 N 1) , N 10 N f/T N 12 N VI Li 1 41. IC) - - K - - u 1 100 ) - - 1( - - IC) 161 1.4 104 "%SOL plea 1114 140'1 U 4 I. 1414 1 , 14 Itr r -- lee me lA too - 1W to at 100. I' — ii Rai 11210. 10.00, 10 1 DAB. Ai/ fAVIC / 3f AKAN 2.--2.ti.b) J'A k Two o'CLoci. The funds opened this moaning with a dull ap pearance, but have since become somewhat firmer. Consols, however, are still quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Business continues very languid and uninteresting. In the share mar kets the settlement of the fortnightly account chiefly occupies lateral'''. . . _. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is flatter, at 1031 to I. The Three Fr Cent. Renter exhibit the alight advance of 6c. at Paris thin morning, the quotation being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 90c. for the account. Consols are officially marked 951 and 961 for money and 961 for the account. The present quotations are 98 to 1 for money, and 96 1.16 to 3-16 for the 6th of December. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 226 and 228; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941, 1,1, I ; the New Three per Cents., at 941, I, L and 1; India Stock at 228 and 228; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031 and 1; ditto scrip, at 1031, 1, and ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 961 end 1; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. and 31s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, the settle ment attracting attention. Turkish stacks, after opening heavily, we now rather more in quired for, end present a recovery of 1 per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yes terday. The loan of 1854 is quoted 76 to 77, and that of 1858, 65 to 68. Mexican Bonds continue heavy. Ramie' scrip is also flat, being marked 1 die. Sales are recorded es follows :—Brezilian Four-and s.-Half per Cents., 1852, 961, 961 ; ditty Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 102 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 201; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 exch., 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221, 221; do. for acct., 221; Russian Four-sod-a-Ralf per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 651, 661; ditto (scrip), 1 die. ; Turkish f3 , x per Cents., 1854, 751; ditto for account, 76, 761; ditto Six per Cents, 1868, 64, 65; ditto for account, 651; ditto Guerenteed 4 per Cents., 1031. The shares of the Ocean Afatine Insurance Com pany are qnot-d 1$ to li prem. The demand for money yesterday was to a fair ex tent at the Hank, and active in the open me rket, where comparatively few bills were taken at 2/ per cent, Discounters are rendered additionally cautious by the obligation of the market to provide 1,330,0001. by Monday next on the Debenture capital of the East Indian Railway Company, the letters &Allotment of which were issued yesterday afternoon. The amount now subscribed for is nearly 1,400,0001., on account of which 5 per cent., or 70,0001., hrs lx en paid. The company notify that they ire still ready to receive applications at par for the balance—say 200,0001. It is difficult to understand why this large loan is called up so rapidly, instead of Ling made payable by irstalments. The company are probably under the obligation of making an immediate payment into the Indian Treasary, but u the Council of India ere at this moment so well supplied with money that they are offering loans on government securities at 2 per cent., it sem, strange that they should be in inch haste to gather in money on which 5 per cent. interest accrues from the day whereon it is plaited to their credit. Amongst the dealers in the Stock Exchonp the rate for loans on government securities was lh to 2 cent. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The 66,0001. by the Bremen consisted of gold and Mexican dollars : the former was taken for the Continent. A bar of gold and a few sovereigns were recovered on Saturday and Sunday from the wreck of the Royal Charter. They were found embedded in sand sad clay with portions of the wreck, and it is be lieved that more bullion will be discovered about the same spot. The shares of the Ocean Marine Issuranoe Com pany were again in great demand yesterday, and met with numerous transactions. The price rose to to 2 prem., and closed at 1/ to 1 13-16 prem. The list was closed in the afternoon. The applications are vastly in excess of the company's capita:. Pending the passage through parliament of the bill which govern ment have bound themselves to introduce for enabling insurance companies to be registered with limited liability, the present company will introduce into every policy a special clause, restricting the liability of the shareholder to the amount of his share', in accordance with the practice now pursued by the Indemnity and Marine offices. The company have obtained independent " opinions " from three counoel learned is the law that this clause will be perfectly effectual. Yesterday was " making-up day" in the railway share market. Some of the operators for the rise have closed their accounts instead of continuing them, being apparently discouraged by the continued poli tical distrust. The rates of " continuation" remain very moderate, indicating that the supply of stock is still limited. The following shows the terms current at the commencement of business, but in the afternoon, in a few inatancea, they ruled slightly higher : London and North. Western e to i per ant. u oontango." Great Western 1.16 to 3.16 per cent. do. Midland to 1 percent do. Lancashire and Yorkshire Berwick to i per cent. do. York and North Midland Caledonian -16 to 6-16 per cent, do. Bank Mutant 3-16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Nardi British The "contango" on Lombardo-Venetian Railway Arm was at the rate of 4 to b per cent. per annum. A further considerable fall took photo yesterday in the shares of the Illinois Central Railway Company, in consequence of rumours that another call will have to be made before the company will be relieved from its financial difficulties. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 301., compared with the oorrespondisg week of last year. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents an increase of 6391. An extraordinmy meeting of the West of England Steam Flour Mills Company (Limited) is called for the 21st init., to pus a mutation for ► voluntary winding-up. In Mark-lane yesterday English wheat realised Is to 2s. per quarter more than on Monday last. • A correspondent interested in the tallow market sends us the following: This market has undergone a great change in the last week. While the Russian speculators have attempted to add firmness to it for this year's delivery the price for January to March bee suffered under a grist degree of depression, and at • dedl•e of if, per ton there are no buyers to be found, chiefly become 8,000 reeks are in coarse of shipment at Odessa for the London market, added to which telegraphic amounts from St. Petersburg state that arrivals were taking place by rail with the bops of being early enough for shipment this month. The delivery for consumption lest week has fallen off more than 60 per cent., Woe only 1.674 casks ageluet 3,356 ia 1868, 2,421 in 1867, and 2,956 in 1856. Tbe stock on band is a•w 46,816 seeks against 21,975 in 1868. 36.797 in 1867, and 13,010 ha 1866. Farther large arrivals are expected wry shortly. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961, sel lers," for the 6th December, opened this morning at 961, " buyers,* fell to 96 to /, and closed at 961, "layers." For money the last price was 961, " einem" The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961,961, 96; ditto for account (6th Dec.), 961, 1, 96, 96 11 Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 4. 4; New Three per Cents., 911. 1,4, ; Bank Stock, 226; India Stock, 228, 296; the New Indian Firs per Cent. Loan (stock), 104, 1031, 1031, ION; ditto scrip, 1031 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961; ditto, 1869, 96/, 961. 1 . 1.; 5 7 - ..L1 The British Government Five per Cents. were also marked 110. Transeetions - ar officially recorded in the New Indian Loan from 1031 to 104. The closing quo tations of the scrip was 1031 to 1, being /to per cent. below that of Saturday. The lowest quotation of the day was 1031 tot,. The Indian Four per Cont. Debentures of 18.58 were quoted 981 to # ; those of 1889 , 981 to 11 India Bonds 2s. dir. to 2a. prem.; and Exchequer BON, 28s. to 31s. prem. Turki stocks were severely depressed today. Owing to the liwited extent of the demand, end the rest..cted character of the market, a few sales have a great effeet. The fall amount. Ito about 11 per cent., the bornli of 1864 closing at 751 to 781, and km of 1858 at 641 to 661. Several other foreign stocks were weaker. Mexican, titer falling to 221 " *ellen," left off at 221 to 1. Russian `trip was marked 1 tog di.. Bank shares to-day, in some instances, showed a little flatness. Bonk of Egypt were dull. Ottoman Bank have declined to 181 to 17. Beck of New South Wales re not fully supported . at the late important rise. ()lignite and Union Bank of Australia, however, were inquired for. Bank of London were steady, at 501 to 511. Bank of Walsh North America were marked 68 and 571. There wits a decline in British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph A shares. Rost and West India Dock stock we, dealt in at 118 and 117, and London Dock at 83 and 66. Van Diemen's Land shares were dull, at 14; to 16g. Great Ship have declined to 12a. to 13.. MINES.-21118 DAY. Two o'CLocz. The market for British mining stoc retain; a steady appearance. In the Stock Exchange West Seaton and Wheal Mary Ann shares are inquired for : the former are marked 390, and the latter 38}. Wheal Clifford® have been dealt in at SW. Shares in Wheal Margaret, Sort ridge Gongola, East Wheal Russell, and Great licwu have also met with some attention. fit. John del Rey Mining shares are still inquired for, and have been dealt in at 141. Other foreign as well vs colonial mining securities are quiet. The committee of the Stock Exchange have au thorised the insertion of East Cando', Stray Park, and Hingston Down mines in the official list. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia were yesterday quoted 3-16 to 6-16 prem. The letters of allotment were issued in the afternoon. The applications having been far in excess of the number of shares to be allotted, the distribution will probably be at the rate of from 2.5 to 50 per cent. on the amount sub scribed for. At s meeting of adventurers in New Wheel Beton, held on the 10th inst., the socounte showed n balsocesgaiost the mine of 1531. 25,5 d. A °all of 11. 10s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (•T 31411/11 AND MISR MAGNETIC TILIONAPE.) (POOK 0116 OWN COARNAPONDINT.) Grin market firm. Wheat 2d., end dour 6d. to Is. dearer. loam corn mad beans may dray at full quotations. Oats Id. sdvancs. Oatmeal end barley firm. SUNCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) Roam—The large paint salmi an going off heavily at about previous rates. Reaped unaltered. Correa.—The public Wes are promo/dog steadily. Tza.—The demand madame limited ; prices are un altered. Rice.—The market buboes atm but Ina active to-day. B•Lvrrras steady. Brims leave a arm appemauce. . . are patty pliantly supported. Markets gesersUy quiet to-day. TALLOW MAKKBT.-(THIS DAY.) The Armor tone noticed yestet'dey is maintained. and pikes hays this morning farther Improved 3d. to 6d. per wt., being gqanotd se follows:—Town tallow, 60s. net omit; Petsnnarp Y.C. en the spot, 694. 3d. ; ell the per t 694. ; December, 694. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Memo Davis sad Co. molt trade ottody, supply bettor. Prim :—P rhos otoodow boy, 70s. to 758. ; Gawk* ditto, 800. to 8116. ; Werke ditto, Mo. to 600. ; rower, 45.. to Mo.; clover, old, 06a. to 106 a.; wooed out, 700 to 90o.; atom. Ma. to 32a. A BOY SHOOTING AT • FEILALE IN LEEDS.—Yee tvday. at tits Lolls Tama Bali, a youth named &meal Johnson, oloch-dresser, Chart-a fros , charged wish . . . having he. I a pistol at Mir Jane WOodbead, da;ghter of Mr. Woodhead, painter, &c., Cborley-lane. Shortly after nine o'clock yesterday moaning, Mies Woodfield wen walk tug towards Caroline-strest, when she met the defendant and two or three other boys. Al she approached them, the defendant, addends' his companions, add, "Wear me fetch this lase doss to the ground," and snide( the actith to the word, he presented • pistol end fired into her face. the powder nearly blinding her snd greatly dieflgurhig her face. Mir Woodland screamed out, and a man ,who was paring, named William Kenrick, observing; what had occurred pursued the mischievous lade, who, however, reached Mr. Booth's factory, in Chodeplans, where they were working. Policemen Griffis apprehended Jobron, end found two pistol. in hie meresion. In his defence, the defendant stated that he was not aware there wee a cap on the pistol when he geed. He wee remanded until this day (Tuesday), in order that the nic Dal man who had att end ed Miss Woodbead might be present. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturda t man named Mows Bodeen, aged 41, expired in the Poplar Hospital from the effects of injurieswhich he sustained while ei I with three other men carrying a large sheet of piste ghat. It seems that be slipped, and • portion of the broken &arta upon his right leg, inflicting en extensive laceration. Be wee seen by the hour surgeon, and every winsome was ren dered, bat gangrene, or mortification of the limb stiperverid a and caused death. MELANCHOLY Case.—Some mornings since a per. son name d Jens Welch, having on the night previous lost yietorine, was looldng for it in the neighbourhood ot the Meat. at Sheerness, when she otherved the (body of • female The body was soon moven i by Mr. Yeland and Mr. Floyd. Tee depth of water was only about three feet, but the de ceased wee lying on her face. An inquest was held on Tues day, when Henry Pain, who was much affected, stated that the dammed was his daughter, who was 19 rare of age, end that at 8 o'clock on Sunday evening stela home for chapel. She woe not in the habit of staying out late, but on one oar. don, when the was not home till half-past 9, he reprimanded bor. Mary Ann Smith, an acquaintance of decreed, said she socempanisd her the night previous; that they dad not attend • place of worship that evening, but, meeting a young man named Murphy, evilness left decreed and him together. Arthur Murphy said he had been on friendly terms with deceased. and accompanied her for • walk on Sunday even ing. She then said it was me late she Amid not go home at all, end that she should leave for Chatham in the messing. He accompanied her to the beach, mad vainly endeavoured to persuade her to go home, end he left her sitting shout four larde from the water, crying. He did not cell and tell her ther, ea demon I had told him that her lather had broken a portrait of his. Did not know what the was crying for. unless the objection her father had to his keeping company with her. Mr. K. Robinson, surgeon, said there wee • wound over the left eye of decreed, which might have bon caused by a fall and stunned her. She appeared to have bee* in the water about eight hone. The coroner remark. d that there had been cases of persons being blown into the water, end the jury return' I • verdict, tt That the decesod wee found drooped, without sufficient evidence to ahoy how," expressing • desire that the wirer Murphy should be se verely censured for leaving deemed under such distressing circuraosnoes, end which wee done. A MARSEILLES PROCILSSION.—According to the tradition of the Roman catholic church, Lazarus, who wan raised from the dead, wee one of the most rodeos followers ' of our Saviour, and became the first Bishop of Marseilles; rid hie heed boa always bean preserved in the oath. • deal of that city, whilst his body is In the cetbedral of Aaiun. Some time back the bishop of the latter diocese resolved on presenting one of the arms of the saint to Mer miller, and the Bishop of Marseilles caused • thrice to m be headZ e i s h. P" nd ed a sno nd at . p l :T e li d e ow pr:ha Pen iig:been th h : ld rerso ut b :s i td . th : s to three dye etc promenaded shoot the city with great end a.t rear& solemnly &Trite 1 in a place prepared far in the cathedral. All the clergy of Maresilke, all the re& gious order., male sod female, snd the different comrounftieg of Prue nits, Black, Blue, White, sad Grey, together with la great number of the faithful, flamed in tics pro Cession and et the religious son*.cos is the cathedral' es did also the bishops of Marseille, Autos, Saida, end 0111SIASS. la the proms. pion were tends of muck end tags sod banners, and the shrine wee carried aloft by eight dosages, attired in robes al red velvet. The whole pared off without occident, and ex cited greet curiosity. RAMSOATIL—We have not seen so much activity former& years past es provailda the Remmers Who've at the present tiros. A walk round It reminds one very forcib el the Loudon Docks. There are rarer discharging that cargoes *tall points, and ids diffloalt tolled storage for all el it. The late storms barterer serest way lame ducks to Irma in, so that there is fall employment for shipwrights. Ano ther source of employment for our labouring poor is the herring fisher. The qesy side of • morning is now all bustle and excitement on the *mini of the boats with ciargoes.—Badish Elv.ette. I N ii I li ue 91". ; 1' l, i