The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-05 00:00:00

• . n..ne bilis dim at three "meth. in the • eft: by Mew. awl woad repeenent valve re. ~"Tlxv vienhi be peeented by the hankers to Ileum MP 411.4! !of psy.". Ludtlatr; - . And yo t! were swim there wee so wake? • ,••••• No% Out waolly. kiektes at • lorkwe sesderess i,..c....6.1114.1 MN repay did sot oppl7 to two MOBOILM ,prr they received reperested veins is woodier way ; they • Lmi...t.r..k el Werfwg's is bead Not to Ids sosotall I. r.ler. .41.1 k ors Ws at • "oast lock." The paper ROL , kt April. May. red Just', circulator! by ~,,,,,01.4111 awl Va. erwiested sour. The stock us. 4.4 Wallet wawa' is the trooke produced to be 2,0411. Mr Cooper clerk to the 'Mehl ersliweeElt was 2,0631., . tbrve wee • lie es • werigsmost to NOV York et the .I‘.. Awl vales ot 2.1,10191. -• ._ /.. :i, heaths rainnisd—Thity reneived Mosey theinigh an. . tlor ,kanael Bra the Bank of Landes. Akin bad mole bilk pipit& to Amine and Cobh by the inntneetioes of u,. Liurent. is seder that it shenhl net be ,ii,. iLI. ...re reesivlng the mosey. They weeld not 1i...e liked th.- Bask of Leedom to Immo they received the MOW, In that way. Ham ellarted inilBo2, sad the panic t..a phis is 1 )(lobar, 1111';. He did sot know with what capital Mr. Waring commescol in 1202. He knew him be Ire Out time. W hes he lint knew him be =Tied oe tomato at Lan 1 •Illeil sa llimasiley. Mr. Liohlater—An 't yon kw, up to 1856 he ac cost was a very wall ono! t Witness again IlifTfei to thele , and said there were bal. rummies in Jamaary_ , 1526, of 080 E odd, and • conk tol.oce of AM/. Hebert Po idea al obeli .4 leather they would love in hand, hut he had no death it would Isioesrly .iitTa tent to over the liability. The hills running were for pod. had by him, sad be comigood his stock to them. The ono then had stock belonging to Waring, but cif what de wriptiou he could not say. Mr. Waring, in 1867, par. I hand goods at Kale, to the amount of 58.5751. At the time of the panic there was • depreciation in the yak* of the Muck. He was aware that there would hr • lees on the stock of Mr. Waring. He wee not aware that nay attempts were thee made to ascertain the position of Mr. Wartag. In 1817 the &she and cash amoonted to 74.17.71. la 1108 the amistanoe afforded him was 88,0001., in 1819, MOON. ; and in 1820, 66,000/. At the time of tin' hankruptey they only held seetwity to the amount ci 4,1001. to meet the bills thee outstanding. Thine amine were appli. ruble to Waring's nod not to Ridee's secoust. He did not I, now Mr. Waring said "What a frightful thing this' . leather is, it is • leg reused my oe:k." He may have said no. They were coeselmally in the habit ci vying acceptance, to tanners for oneisiganaenta. He did tot know whether then was any correspondent between Waring and Rider. 'i he tranaaction beteg through their boom the pried* cm le.ooodeaes„wonki be with theta Mr. Waring was charged aith a onmelmicat of 2 per Neat but they discontinued clawed that to the eery pert ci 1818. They andentood b. stock was " looked up at the end of 1687, mid lb* c.uki not afford to pay the extra tampions. Inroad the simple Uttered. He had lout during the male el 1.',7. sad they did not wish to " bleed him" too but It ... not because they Imam he could not Foy. He ina. have mentioned that he could not stead the 1... r.. He could MA my that he ever formed so i.i..t a whether Mr. Waring we. solvent or ~.t lie took au pair to mosetein. When the oloanw too n fermi to was made be had se idea that he wee pot a ...great man. Waring had once or twin told him that th,:r. wee the only home to whisk he wee owing ear thing. They were in the habit of 'lading the moue.. for Warbles seeeptimeas. Kr. Mundy started :ai 1...i0,s with • new of Mr. Northport, eke , haul died. He wm a hemer. Hsu imisbiednass to the home un the 1.4 of Jameary,lBs6, was as tells running . ..C.1.01., and as open somant, MM. Denim the panic in 1.'.7, strestleild and Co. assieted Moody. They overdrew Clair own meant to the amount of 7,0001. odd. The se comisdatim by Moody is 1166 waa 10,0001. odd ; in i.. - c', ls, 000 f. ; and in 1110, 81,6001.. Mr. Lisklater—That was modultorated aceonsmodation. ... .toess— It was accommadatioa. It was beesinse thwr could out get the accounts of James Herbert Smith end smith sod Patient "ceder." Mr. Linklater —Wm it because you wasted money Wigan., after some hesitatirio, said " Yee." Mr. Lioklater thee referred to the roarer of Schrader. WiIOSSA ,641 the Loucks ►oeee reeerod aeeommodation from 1.. Schr.eler's draft co the Liverpool firm. Ira 18:0i they nand a..cointwelation to the amount of 31,7001. If Mr. Looser hal said there were no such daelrip by the Leeks, trio, he most have been mistaken. la HMO the ac oemeoletha en, '7,500f. The balance of those MIL, ter which this sad the Liverpool erre sad (kap Schrader, of taasnow, were lielo for at the date of this boakruptcy wu 14.11301. The halls were given to different pries r lens of rah. sad SCreatfefld sod Co. received these bills of the Limped hour. They were given to J. H. Smith, Nail► mid Palma, and other pious*, in lien of cash, to ptdireuatteL w Mr. Leek lster —Why did not Strestisikl nod Co. get thnsi direanted themselves • Become. tits, were crested to give to these per m" iwoiwitiuf watt. Mr. Lialtirier--A lad apart those bills you drew oo (Awes sod eases 1 1'11-Tw. Tie b•lneWeile.4 of William Goodall Whim, vast*, at if..lsholss, was placed is the has& of the whams. Flo ob. .oral t►e debt of Strratteild's was 108,000 f., sod then Liss liability of us woos& of that hoses to tin airweirt of K $%. Mr. Liciltistrr proposed to leave this point, bet Mr. C. E. Lewisdeasmi to lave it cleared u . account produced droned that he had beets gni to the scoouut Mr. Lisklater thee addled emehl questtoos, sad add by osiairies ioto dobssleres aueset The moceashlea dbYL io Gleeserw would semi he • dale set et bins. Woooo—Ys. Mr. Idoonsoo Ilto Mb so VW dor ovoid boa patio's is by illoomo wits yes relieved he Oho orouot, sod Yr. C. L Lewis essitiostid kiss lid ism 1.0111 bill' winch bed asi le.re traded. L. Liakkter -And what satemi of thaw pockst-pilmis blies held ma bawl u the .We elf the beekruptey -.l,ybee. Lewie—The balk bed bees drawn from ILose pietole. 16.4‘.1!?•.) • Ir. Linklater - And why were not the bills put into e: , gelation! woo nil& to answer the question. no *anew. le aceetzenatioa, rid the heads of the I.lr.rp. •.1 b m bad been received by the Leaden here So the awoust of ri3OULIf. The Liverilood redrew ray bar !ern surerers to that animist. Tito 110tattat d Analog rid l'obb ear male sae of whenever it wee brj for serestled.l and Cit. to conceal their screatiZ Paler and other Ou the Illth ell Jane la the pr.xent 1.-ar be saw a payment to W. Meetierese of 2 . 10 Df. that was a private payment which be seek% net •tplaci. The entry of :MAO/. on the Mad Jane mks "hf•lrt.v hiowelf. 'He took it from the reagh emb.hooli. \ LW ' , An to make the entry. It appeared. r is. fpotni W . Moitimora. 20,000 f. It was the 110.0001. 1.., nod /nen °reread, t;arncY. and 00 . °a She Jea T .re deeds. The entry represented She liregiedica. . tfortitnore laitriog perrhaned the property. Mr. Linklatee stbnitte.l that there was no imputation hi tk.s roving. Mr. Ilortimore purchased the property a the early part of &ail offered oar-half to Mr. Lawns" •L.' agreed to aecept it. It was considered joint property afterwsnle which would account for the entry. Witness mud, with reference to Jams. AI arbert Smith. alixu he expected 20,000 i. from his father's estate he did row it was "already aaticipated " to the anwest of I. OMM. ii..tul not know Mr. J. H. Smith had aregivea .1 4 411 i.r.rY hot.. for 4.11101., which was held by the exe cutor."( Mr Vcre Dertscrt Smith. H. did not know Mr. Lauf. , to the amount of 10,0101., anticipated the dare of Mrs. tateretice. 1.40 rant... Tli.tt is not a fact. Yon caa ask Mr. 1., :Ml.'. it pm are going to re-examine him. Mr. 1.0.1.1..ter I prefer an answer from the witness, as •as maiolv iii.truntrtstitl to sending these hits of paper fit. the The amount of Smith and Patient's paw bs . onoto.l and outuanding at the 3lst of December, 1 sa. - - —• IThe exam ,nation Wee proreettiog when ear report left) THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) MA RLOOROCGR•IRREEC. Tat MEW ACT ON RTFIMARViXT Law ' a servant, was cliaiged with being dreab • I u•sliltiog Mr. Benjamin Meltwater, eating and refresh : • housek..eper, 21% Tichhognemtrest, Hs ) market. • tsoder said the primmer and tw o • °then, •e • • was soldier, some into his house, and wooled re f. .went, hat seetog thee were drunk he refund to morn t • ,” Ala two of them left, but the primotr refund to de • ..den his putt* his head a has shoulder to hod hill • limb a violent blew at his (Mr. Alexander's) I . bat whi.b be wanted off on kis bood,whieh motorail , * ;-. • 14..w 5 , :PM A, basin proved taffies the prlhater into • ,•• I. Awl serong Mr. Alexamises had braised, people were not to se into house, mid • 4 tip • row It r u n clear ho ens drink, and .sculled . - umpton int. This was one of the eret eases that had loin ureter the new act respecting refreshment .• • ; and he would tell him that, by that act. if a person • .• mei was ordered to leave by the landlord, and to do is. he was liable to a penalty of 4. lie • 11. howrser. toe Mai tM, era month. Lime el the a..t is au fellows r•. Any person who • al he drunk, riotous. qoarreileses. or disorderly, to any ••• boas., or place hard for the mile of beer, wilbO. or ••• aquas IMlneta by retail to toe seaweed es the premiese. • 'dr...lamest, resort, end enterteistricat ender the pr o -4 this act, and *hall refuse or neglect to quit sloth shop, or house, or Oar, erne being requested *. le -y the nim.ger or orottpter. Of agent of MOITIIIIS, or by 'hall oo rourictiou thereof he liable to • pe '• !oit etresdlag 40.1.0 CLIIRICEN WILL. uoritror a cvic or T0C31411 VIITIVIA. exert thieve, who more the melee liaa e ay.! IS, Ain Sewer, 14, JosepA Wiffiaae, IA William Par, 15, Theesou Arlen. 15. J ••••• fro , wo, !4, were pied et the bar before Yr. eh , J;ed with moiler, • Timidity of lewd from an unfinished buildi the at Ir. Charles Ambler, backlashes', N alma hem the evidemeeed leHoe•emsent Agintisorn, 30 N, i er se gigHwwitnide 1116 two elle= plainit append that the rheum lasinemes and Spicer went Ifs the {e yen Ned mid that they bed been coo mud with be inhan lea lad hem the prosecutor's be Thu elan leek tie b 7e to • marine store ' dealer's, whet sell that awn lei had been Wend he min bin we set mid them Further Matwere meile, end it wee hood that it o sold at a ieretme to Navarra.- omenemay. Gorr wee ehereverde appetteeded bj llapant Lernheent, who wild he bed eel of the had ; awl when Fox and Aylust were teinn they admiMed hoeing mid Ha lead. When the lead woe olden all the primes were , the laid. The had bed the apemen* of beteg Mr. Amiderb ; but as WI riNIIIIIII were not apprehended until 10 *leek the this swig the lead had ea been compared with balding. Some ol the meld that Williams and Wateoe hoe , both* ot le enter. Yr. Mould (the aid shirk) asked if there was so MOODS idea the bed without calling the martoe mare dealer, tor Vlt wee sot for them there would not be so may yams Worse Sergeeist Inatesers said ill a remand was greeted he could do so. kir. Harker discharge! Watson and Williams, and remanded the others he • week. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1860. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 11180TRIC rnsaamm.) CROYDON STEEPLECHASES.—(THIS DAY.) CROYDON WAILS Johnny ... . Heads tortilla ... ... ... Cleetar ... 7 ran. RAILWAY BTAH 10 4. Harlejuin ... . . . . Hurpme ... • • . 2 ran. INNK ERVEN,' PLATE. Ht. Mark . . ... Rad Rover ... . . . . Cockatoo ... ... 13 ma. ENTRY FOR HUN"FERIF STAKES. About two miles and a halt. Warwick, Patricia, Youag, Billy Bess, lithoderick I)hu, Gipsy, Yorke., 71se Dodger, and Mufti. All are here. OTHICS AiIIIVALS.—Tbs Dane, Nukes, and Nelly. *Tend omen are named in the neighbourhood. PANINSULAR AND OBJENTAL STEAM NA VI. OATION COMPA7Y.—(2I3I3 DAY.) The hall-yearly meeting took place at 1 o'clock et the compeers cane in Leadenhall-street, Hr. B. 11. WILCOI, M.P., in the chair. The report, tie salistaDoe of which bee appeared in the Ilkerw, itsvieg hese taken as read, in motug it. adoption, The CHATILIIMI enniesnoed by engraving hie regret that the dividend fell short of that which for some years the shareholders had bees accustomed to receive. The cause of that was to he found in the oust of fuel, which during the last year exceeded that of the previous year by 100,000 f. It wee with extreme misname that the di rectors decided to increase the fares, barna( always de sired to keep them as low as possible ccesieleatly with theinterest of the company ; but the iceman was owing to the feet that the company had to put oa • doable hue of steamers, end that these skewers had to perform • doable voysge far single rates. He Milliftiasil that the complaints on this bead were not well !marled. Yr. Deputy DAWN wished for further explanation with regard to the postal subsidy. Forming, ea ft did, about 401.1,0301. • year la the receipts of the compeay, it premeted wafter far pave 000sicleratioa in refer ence to the esememee pempecta. It we. impale/A to consider whether the e_o w 7 could not carry oa He busi ness serestheny rem H tits muse of inmate elm& be el I , withheld, de ea their pa beam* the terms were ace ash, Lto the service (Hear, hear.) He membailth mewed* the Within' the Hr. Umnos *al the mart should reperL have arm tabled mere ithermetion with regard to the sire of repair I. width the aislirs vessels were, eau the event el the postal subsidy stopped the fleet might come into the tearket. is, Do.) To risk their capital for the berth el the public was absolute soneser. They must earider their owe isieseeete, sad those aleee. (Hear, bear.) As regarded the with: if the hum, the only objection to it that he meld i.e w eal that it might cause ethos vereis to roper with them. Mr. A. ANDIJIVION, smaegiag theercir, aid the service mew cost the esimpeay mere thee they got CI ow leg partly to the incramed cost el tag whisk MI esemiceed, sad peg* to the Amith bed eimelpth base ether esesem The axles sate el speed led to • inth teases is the etheempthe el seek sad the vase mem* el erase re. mdmillar the meth proportionate ly restricted the &mom. eimihMen he and freights. (Hear, hear.) He hopedlhep etmmwlwouldtake the matter into =eiders- Simi atheemeth te ea lamer of the subsidy. He did ant with any other steamparket courp m ait i tt I=se weal en the whole prefer • milady for spear he Mus keg tam The fact that the Amaraliaa >lsaa Phehel Oempesig het 900,0001. in about eightesa meths would be se ememagethell to fresh corn patitioa. (Hear, leer.) The amigo meant of the di vider's of that company from the esmammeseresi WY 91.10 per met. He was saw se ethamedal mea weal = g irt was too greet a Mum teem sash sea laden (Hear.) After some dimmers. the meth same 96191 d. rim ACCIDENT PO rms TASMANIAN. SOUTHAMPTON, WIDXIIIDA7 MourrmG. The Tasmanian was placed in the inner dock early this morning and her cargo is being placed on hosed the Oneida, which is lying akingekle. It Is feared that the latter ship will not be able to mail until late today. A large supplementary mail was received here last night foe the Oneida. trwtvoutiww Irriguassurci.••-CANDR/DON Doc. 4. --Carr (Omsk Terrd.Mt his for Underestimate : R. C. W. Robert, l College; R. Sinker, Trinity Gellensi sq. Ozotmes-iii-Tits-Ziorr. —No arrangement ham zt v made for permosiontly supplying the place of the S y sias Hansard,wito was p din sole charge of the cl ah Ml tioihnbesßarehaPtirsdnien& emaeg I when of B a a King w ink lave low made by owilmisZ n al ew autborit e y in tbe teGne per formairese of the services of tits church. On Sunday last there were large convivial'.; both morning and evening, both of them being takan y lito Rev. Frederick °ell, S.D., fallow of Christ' *College, Goeakridge, the hisbop's doomed° okapis.. The services ware perfectly plain, sad Mr. monk* seder egaeseesg which were earnonly•pronsimil amens% sppt e o o pAd. to Advent, were listened to tbssiogli. out with snaked attention. _ ; rIIIR.WIPO --- I0;i1111LiTY OF RAILWAY COBTABLIB AB PlllllLlCltaliam.—la the Wolverhampton County Devi, yesterday &flat-Does, the Lanes rd North. Wailers Ballmay Company were the delimits%V ea smith thought them by John Gilboa', ma Irish add° dealer. Mr. J.ralr t er was for the plaintiff, an d Mr. Motterant, hardier reptessated the miles) company. The partionlara plasmas(' alleged that the defendsall as reasma earners astral to be delivered to them, and they accepted sad received from the plaintiff a certain three, safely sad merely to carry end came Rpm their line of railway froni Holyhead to Wedeetheld Heath, and at Wedasetlekl Heath safely end securelaAe h liver the said have to plaintiff . It was alleged that t th e Negligence of the compaisy's Dermot* at Widnes% d the horse was so inpiral that it was ter to the plaintiff, and plaintiff sow claimed 161. as romparstion. After a lengthy argement upon minor technical pinta, Mr. Maharani raised the objection that the plaintiff bevies in otheiderathe of a Weer tariff being charged for eerieeae ar is a r solo at Chester releasing the oolepany from as he arid slot now sustain any claim in respect thereof. . Walker argued that such • contract was sarerairable. Mr. rept said that as it at present stood the law was so kidis. ead railway company were eo melees to psi • are the point, that Ise was willing to carer to •,s judgment le the plaintiff's favour for 141., subject to be set ride ea awed to the Court of ginesa's ark— Wet. rirrilereptesi Cleric*. Asormita COLLIICRY Raricamoi.—Tim Live LOOI.—Ow today (yesteeday), conethestis setheesset sad alarm were cared in Mrypert and the aeishboorhoed by • report that a pit enplanes had takes plow and that three era had bees killed The meth el the Namara. Elles bareash Colliery, better know, by the awned " Oudot Pit," which r ray • short dream fray the Marypert Railway Statics Hold. The pit is leased by Capri* Idenia. et Greysoutbee. It appears that about four oink three men went does the pit, as usual, to matinee sod •WWltaili that all was isle previous to the workers ping doge to commence their kley's labours. While the oversees were is the pit the explmion took place. Theehirsa ores emeeteleol. and prompt means takes to iftWarar tie Hire poselelksen, but Aseistemee err serarrad, ad as era r possilde menu were datedied biker. The melt of the seandi was, that the body des, sene was broughe to the mouth ut the pit. The other two,bowever,were sot teeml.sed there is nothing to lead to the belief that they survived the explosion. Up to last evening, tlieirhodiss had saber re covered. The amused the nate - tuna% men see Jobs Weleo, MITYPeIt (married) ; Laniard Bell, Marypost (married) ; and Joseph Eiethweite, Maryport (semei). Heil the fearful Letaateephe happened two boon later, there would hare bees 200 non in the pit, and it is impeeible to say he" many might hays bra killed. As it is, however, the melancholy acumen, has mot a gloom over the earth- Lawlor!, nod the greatest euitement prevails—Cumber. lend Pervert. The number of patients treated at the Saraaritso Free Hospital for Women and children, Edwards-street, Portman...mere, during the week coding Des. 1, was 801, of which 247 were new SHARE LL 'S.-(THI1 DAY.) Two o'Curow. The railway share market to-day is better, in sympathy with Consols. Caledonian dock haa risen per sent., Lancashire and Yorkshire, and MMlaml to t per cent. ; and several other stocks to 4 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to ; Great Western, 734 to I ; Midland, 1344 to 136 L Lancashire aad Yorkalfre, 124 to ; South Eastern, 864 to ; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; and Caledonian, 961 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 9-16 to 7-16 di. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock remains 6rm. UNDLINAST NUMMI AND INUOICS. BAILIVA2S. ail P =L ai l. der e rfal: 1•11 . am an Ingrains an josh iso all Oork isml limisa. all ... _ . . .. .... _ 1 g0.14 . 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Rost. 4 D. c 4. 1 100 91 M. W.ldleadOst.-44p.ct. ON I ~t ea -:.:R1 -3—.134.1"11112.181"U1,111791111° evireal.. earspeni;' ow linorw.Gov.ip.at. r. Wales Qv. &p.a. USD Dd. 6p. a, ISTI MI Da 6p. o. 1/89 Nom I.olh 1 p. of B D.E. riaaoss. 1171 . . L Av..00v.6 p. C. Roads Via G.. 6p. o. sae% Julq Da do. • p. a. A6aw.lool 1.12 11l 11$ 14 114 u 4 lege 104 104 Se 104111 116 isoi 107{ i JOINT IrIOCK BANK!, SA I ft. I 110601. I 10. ICL prim I Wis. - SON IN Ads ul D. MA Mak . SO U Id Ude 0 Aulralais all - - - 1 4000 0 116 Had at = NI 114 - 100 Mak et 60 61 - 00,000 II Adak 0 - 10003, 10 I=llo6 - - all 67 SO -. 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Now - - - 16,000, t 6 Illauth Australia 40,000! 25 Unlou al Australia - gOOOl 60 Ualcal 0 Icadas 1.0001 10 'Clan, 110100- 14, al J/ 1111 i Tee 'Mile* es 116 i 16 100 i ii lei M I t I 3 - - - - - ... 65i • --7-•=- 76 77 11 4 96 1 lf Of dil a P 07 06 x la IF!. 11 11 3I 10101 i 99 100 1001 101* ;dim par It 86 TO 78 84 00 40 48 10 57 47 60 MI 411 VT 80 1 Of As ... n u 11 II 96 Ig 100 OS 96 913 96 116 97 96 9 gel . 88 ES .ai . 4. I I I V le 1110 li 1 1 II SI i i :041 T‘iss" tot P... THE OUTWARD 14174. SOUTHAMPTON, Dic. 4. • The Peninsular sa Oriental o . o lHaufe steltaler Coy riled linos war wtth the insAs for ' Xisalastasaa. AuPa Adana Cl,look India, and tosether , with 150 posesogers. am Ma nia whom are Land Lamiersherough, 000111111 keneri jor Andrews. Cori ages, Dr. Whit s Rev. Mr. lillaw•orth, the Gomm, Madame and lady, , Colwell Waders, Bev. Mr. Tempoii. Oolenel X 'Donnell, Bev. Mr. Hallett, Colossi florwapt. Rev. Br. Brown, rcher, G, Bury, Dyes. Harnett, and Bamaaat e and Lieutenant' Terser, Thomas. Ewbaak. Proem, sad Rol vale. The Ceylon took out, on freight, 331 boxes specie. value 93,5061. ls. Bd., for the following parks gold coin, 4,9001. 10s. ; fairer °Dia, 6s. 88.3 gold Weed, jewellery, he., 1,0671. Calcutta: bar Weer, 10 4 8001. ; models, watobel, 'jewellery, 1,11351. ; pew,: ballets, ~0201. Singapore: 43,4001. soverowno. 1001. ' • week.., 158/. Hong Kong : &lbw!, 1.066/. ; jewellery, watches. 364/. ss. Poo-chow : bet silver, 1,6001. Shushes : ter silver, 7,0601. ; dollars, 4,4861. ; jewellery, 240/. ; and for Alexandria: sovereigns, 15,5001. Also • full cargo of, paeral merchaodiae. The HALVE and American Coma mail ateam.ehip Borussia, n Traatansa, to-day for New York, with Glermsa isebalish tris. spirants of 300 passenger from Bamberg, BM* and easy parts, a tall °ago, and 3,500 f. in speak. The atesin•ship Teutonia, Caplan Mahe, with New York advicr of the Ist instant, is expected off °owes on the 13th, and will awl again from this port for New York on the 4th January. The American Company's mail steamer Athens, Oaptain Clarke, also sailed to da y at 3 p.m. for the Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, Ascension, do. She took 51 pamengen, including the Rev. H. Rowley and Lieutormate White and Simmons. The Athens has a full cargo of general mochas. dims, and jewellery, 2,0001., but no specie. She will call off Plymouth to receive her mail. Tan Fenecn THIRST AND MI RAG QUS S TION.- We learn that the French government have abstained from deal* with the import dative upon paper by the resent sappleniontal convethica, in ardor to gbh thsasselths an ()Prank' negotiating with o th er matinentel theintriss in roar of • more liburni pokily is roped to the imparta tion al rev. —dear. New WHIMS FOR SVANOHLISING LONDON.—AR institution has been farad, ands . the envies@ et Lord Coagletoo, the Hen . and la% Baptist Noel, Mr. Beat Oho chamberlain of Looks), Dr. Bathos Winslow, and ether gentlemen, for Main evangslial principles over the me tropolis. To any out their oldest two large carriages have been constructed, wtkb will be elves about stocked with Bibles, and scoe: by th e ten. Gee to le am! attend the ma sleek the other to read in a clear loud voice such maim et the /help tore as nimbi by likely to have an theseithie ore them. cent Weak VIM the pompom listening to them.. It thew templatel to adi to the number of the awdegee snail every district a/ Leath& end No sabarba is ssmgeossiL—Aferisiiep ' Ltraitoos Elogvicso--Sgorag Clossw, Ditc. 3 —Yeasiday waling the brig Predawn el Kiddles. hosee6, as entering the Tees, towed* a anew, . used as the La UweSandbank, where the Meaner left a _ Shortly afterwads she dame off tie oasi, sod Id go kr weber dad 11 wile sea* ed We Qom She tirsa brow to bon tor-botorb; tam Miolrfort goes otter, the kiosks Oorow lifeboat, bolosagiog tho Notioool boat Indite*" was beenehed, awl we off to the di► tressed brig ; bet oe seems the vend she foiled da Middlesborough lifeboat, olio batmen to the Nabbed Lifeboat institution, which had been towed down the river by a siessir, jest baring her with the shipwrecked crew at to moo as board, loth lifeboats are reported to have be.. band admirably, and their crews are mammon! In their poling of them,_ POOR-LAW PAY —The union of Epsom role:nine one thonaand patients, end involves journeys ef Ire puler on the pert of the molest °lacer to visit many of them ; lts is remunerated with the xstunilesat obey el lasenty-ehr pomade, haft at the este el thyme saws - aledennis ! the el the egint gi that he is giddily livhsg Vona Dress ; k en is to be hoped thee deseurie alma of e win As:atter, and isenegin mite sat his Uleye Mint book on the Derby. Cheltenham cannot afford to give wan than sixpence a ewe, while merry Islington pays a dealer for looking atter Is., thissmad patients at the asenilleset rat* of Uneven°e a seas lealstessi offers twopence, and the medial Aar et that union has to travel six and all ernes to gain his salary et tee pound. for attending f , handed and fourteen patients. On the other baud, i t fair testate that some unions pity much better ; Elharn offers twenty-eight pounds for eleven e perfect Dorado for the doctor.—Dintrair " Al thrersit. Mosel." A BiGnAlell IMITDINCZ.—The other day, a. gen. Menials was mat at Lonedaleplaos, Wlrinithaven, by John Loo ton, a beggar, who asked alms. The gentleman aimed bim some coppers, when Lorton, in the most impadamt manner, and with a gesture of the most supreme contempt, said he might keep Orem, for he never accepted arlythmg under a haß,:min3 ! Luckily. Poliosoonsteble Rothery was at hand. and be took the fallow into custody. Lorton was brought before the magistrates on Thursday, fur be,„7,ing, and was sent to gaol for a month. —Cumberland l'acqua. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cumr. The funds to-day have experienced a fresh rise of per cent., although the American &deices indicate that the political and. financial ' crisis continues. The pending monthly settlement in<loneole continua to occupy attention. In the share markets firmness prevails. British railway - stooks are rather better. At Paris this morning, acoordingto Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 70fr. 65c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Console are officially marked 94, 934, and 9114 for money, and 934 and 94 for the account (Dec. 6). The present quotation is 94 to both for cash and to-morrow's settlement. The official busineee report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 924, ; New IThree per Cents., 921, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 164 ; India Stook, 224, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1034, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 55., 10s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 954, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1014 ; Exchequer BUIE, ils., be. die. The foreign stock market presents no fea ture of the slightest interest, scarcely any business having been done. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 724 to TB ; and that of 1858, 574 to 4. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (ex. 126.) ; Greek, 84 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for ao count, 504, 50 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 574 ; ditto, for Ms count, 574. The Etna has sailed from Liverpool for New York, with 70,000 f. in gold. Four. o'CLocx. Console have receded A per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 94 to 94, both for money and to-morrow',, settlement. Yesterday being the 4th of the month, the discount market was active. The supply of money in Lom bard-street appears to be diminishing, as usually happens at this period of the quarter, and less is therefore shown to do business below the Bank minimum. At the Bank of England the tranmetions were numerous. The hills due yes- tenday appear to have been very well met. In the Stock Exchange the rate for abort loans on English government securities was only to 3 per cent. The number of sovereigns known to have been taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission to New York by the steamer Atlantic, which will leave Southampton to-day, is only 13,000, but additional shipments will be made from vari ous other quarters, and it is computed that the total may reach 80,000/. A further amount is expected to be sent by the steamer Persia from Liverpool on Saturday, unless more favourable accounts come forward in the interval. A collation of the private advise from New York confirms the apprehension that, owing to the disor ganisation which prevailed in most departments of business, the crisis will not be surmounted without the suspension of a number of mercantile houses in the United States. The effect may yet be fait to some extent here, although the soundness of our trade continues to inspire a legitimate confidenoe. It must not be forgotten that the value of money, which here is 6 per cent. per annum, is from 12 to 20 per cent. ,per annum in America. This is a dis crepancy which must be redressed. lather the rate of interest there must relapse to • lees disturbed point, or we shall be forced to assist the American marine. A fresh remittance of silver to the extent of about 94,0001. was received yesterday at the Bank of England from the Bank of France. Private letters from Paris allege that the bullion in the Bank of Fromm is increasing. It appears that the dealer in the Stock Exchange whose failure was announced yesterday was over sold (in addition to the amount of Lombardo- Venetian, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern Railway shares already mentioned) to the extent of about 80,000 1 . Console. The repur • chase of this amount on Monday, in order to close his account, contributed to the improvement then witnessed. At Vienna on Monday th e exchange on London rose from 138.25 to 140.50, and the Five per Cent. Metallic!, fell 1 per cent. The Tyne, from Brasil, has brought 3,8411. in specie. The only alteration in the foreign exchanges yes terday was a fresh rise in the rates for paper on Austria. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.174 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.144 to 154; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.174 to 4; Antwerp, 3 months 25.35 to 40 • Hamburg, ms. hem° 3 months, 13.61 to 7 ; Paris, 3 dos s sight, 25.15 t0 ' 224 ;. ditto, 3 month', 25.45 to ; Frankfort -on•the-Ilame, 3 months, 1174 to I ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 mcntbs, 344 to 4; Vienna, eff. 80., 3 months, 14.45 to 55 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 14.50 to GO ; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to ,• Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Genoa, 3 months, 2555 to 00 ; Milan, 3 months, 115.574 to 624 ; Nii=ri o aceiths, 394 to ; Palermo, 3 mositM, 1191 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 53; Oporto, de" 53 to 4. The Bombay mad left Marseilles at 2 p.m. this afternoon, and will be distributed in London to morrow morning. It is said to be a fact, that the proposal recently referred to as having been addressed by the Mid land Railway Company to the Lancashire and Yorkshire is tantamount to an absolute amalgams,- UM. The object is apparently to _arrange a direct communication through the Midland and manu facturing districts independent of the London and North Western Railway. It may require some tune, however, before negotiations of so much im portance can be satisfactorily settled. The eleventh general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 19th inst. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance Alliance, Marine, 80; Lyle, 6f ex div. Guardian, 521, 1 ; Imperial Life, 221 lndemnity Marine Life, 48; Liverpool and London Th e and 9l; Ocean Marine, 7; Phenolic, 163/ ; Thomas and Mersey Marine, 21, f ; United Kingdom , 4f, j ; 17nivereal Marine, 11, f. Gas—European, 111 ; Great Central, 91, 10 ; Im 88,1; ditto New b 2; ditto Debentures, Im Clew tiaeotal, tinental, 481 ; Westminster Chartered 207; , 72 ; ditto New,l4l ; Western, 151. Docks—Commercial, 102 ; London. 61. Waterworks—Berlin, 51 ; Chelsea, 214 ; East London, 1941 • Lambeth,loo. Oat;ale—Gisnd Junction, SO; ditto Guaranteed, 121 ; Ernst and Awes, 1111; Ragent's, 23t. The arrangemeute are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly dividend on Victoria Dock dock. The traffic receipts of the Royal Swedish Rail way, for the two weeks ending Nov. 14, were 3601, being 161. less than last year. With reference to the probable supply of foreign hope a recent circular of Mews. Bakers, White, and Morgan has the following : - - As there has bees some ralsiiroWon, and much false reckoning about the quantities of hops that Ware and are to aroma from abroad this year, we feel it to be oar duty, now that we are in possession of information, to endeavour to correct the prevailing opinion upon the ,abject. The inspression was, that the import& of foreign hope into this country would be large. Such, ltowerer ' bag not been the came, nor will it be. With the exception of America, blight bee prevalial everywhere this year us the top jilaatatiosa ; thresh:we the crops cannot be peat, and it is admitted ape all aides that the accumulations of old foreignh upon the Oeatineut at least, are inoonsiderable. We feel assured that this cannot be deemed an tuuteceessxy communica tion, for wherever error exists, the sooner it is dispelled the better, and the consumer of bops may be assured that there never was a time when it was more important for Elm to consider this subject than the present. Although the stocks of English bops are conaiderable, as residues of the growths of lof,s to WA, inclusive, yet the growth of 1860 St 1021 2 - - 100 . 100 1110 UM K M. _ -- I •=6 - - :-. 16 1 i - is a failure, and the hop plantations of this country at t ic i a only greatly reduced, but the hop plants are rut er otherwise severely injured by the great fall of rain bee occurred this you. TUESDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931, "buyers,* for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this mornin g at 931 to 1, and closed at 934, " buyers.' For the 10th January the last pries al was 941, "sellers " (or equal to 921, " sellers, ' ex div.). The "continuation" to January was to 5.16 per oeut The official business report as "' follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93L 1, I; ditto for amount ( Dec . 6), 93i, 1, L 4, ir; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 924 ; hew Three . 8 per Cents., 92, 911 92/, 92 ; New Two-and-a-Half par Cents., 78 ; 'Mirky Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; Bank Stock, 233, 231 ; India Stock, . 4 = • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, • 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, °' 961, f ; ditto, 1859, 964 ; ditto Bonds, Os. ; ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 951. The transfer books for Consols, New Three-and- ; a-Half per Cents., New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 4 New Five per Cents, Annuities January, 1880, and India Stock, will be shut for the dividends on Friday, and those for the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1850 on Tuesday next. Indian Government securities were well supported. The Five per Cent ru paper was quoted 9 5 4 to • 96 ; the Five-and-a-H alf per Cent., 1014 to 102 ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. to 2s. dig The foreign stock market was very dull. Turkish Bonds were rather flat •, the Loan of 1854 closed at 724 to 1, and that of 1858 at 5 . 74 to 1. Venezuela Bonds were heavy, and Spanish firm. MINEB.-(THIIi DAY.) Two o'CzawaL I The mining market to-day is steady, with a good - amount of business. Wheal Buller shares are voted 110 to 1,15, being better ; North Buller, to k ; West Caradon, • 781, to 71 • Wheal •ty (Lelant), 17k to 1; and Wheal Mary Ann, 20 } to 211. Shares in Tincroft, East Care Brea, East Caradon, and Wheal Trelawney have also met with attention. A number of transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Min ing Company of South Australia continue to meet with inquiry, and are marked I prem. Foreign .; mining securities are very quiet. At a general meeting of adventurers in the Wheal Hearle Mining Company, held yesterday, t the statement of accounts showed a balance in hand unexpended of 119/. The balance shown at the last meeting was only 66!. The increase has been brought about after discharging every liability. , The report of Mr. James Hollow, the purser, shows that the result of the company's operations establishes an undoubted profit. He also states that the returns will increase rapidly. The reports sad accounts were adopted. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANII.-(THIS DAY.) There has been much rain since Monday, but to-day the weather is more fivornabls. The supply of borne grows wheat and flour this week ocatinnn very Hallo& Barley and rash particularly nasty, and Gate, besot, sad peas short. Very little barley or oar from Scotland, aid not may Irish corn. The forriga Ileppliss are large et wheat, nearly all from Anoints, with the exception oily of a few cargoes, French, Russia; and Black Sea. Flour also a large supply of American ' barrels. Barley a small 'ripply, Runes*, Mediterranean, sod Hamburg. Oils, say t supply of Rualian, Danish, mad Swedish. The attendance of boyars to-day at this market is particu larly thin, and English wheat slow at Monday's quotations. Foreign supports that day's pekes, bat trade ad active. Bawer.-Fine malting command, full rates, but all other diseriptions at Monday's redaction. OATS without change from Monday, but new and old cora fully as dear as on that div. FLOM-Norfolk' a don trade at 33.. parsack. America& trade rather better at Monday's rates, 20s. to SOs. Bsain rather ample this walk. Pau L. lower. FLoarneo CalteollL-Tow lanniactiose to note, but yam L. to Ss. less • : Einar sad seat, white, new, 455. to : 536. ; ditto, fine old, 62.. to 665.; ditto red, new, 42a. to 50&; ditto, fine, old, 545. to 62a. ; Norfolk, tot, tine, old, 58a. to 611 a; red, new, 465. to 565. Foreign : Dantic, 645. to bk ; fine, 66a. to 72a. ; liotugeberg, 665. to 72a. ; dins. ' *Uri, 725. to 745.; lasteek, 61s. to 6;35. ; fine, old, 645. 665. ; American white, 60a. to 665. ; ditto red, 60e. to 61s. k , -English malting, 424. to 465.; grinding, 30s. la 315 a.; distilling, 32a. to 365. per qr. ; foreign grinding, • Ws. to 325.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 355. MALT.- Lear and Norfolk, 60a. to 625. • fins, 6fia. to 685.; and town made, 535. to Ws.; Hie, Ns.. , . to 735.; brown4l,sB•• 00'11.-ft • bed, 23e. &L to 24e. Oa. ; potato, 26e. to 265. ; forsigin.2ls. SC to 26e. Baum-English tick, 435. to 48s. ; harrow, 445. to 51a ; Pica 60s. to 565. • foram 365. to Us. -Englis a h blsa, 40s. to 485.; realds, 474. to 4844 grey, 42a. to 46a; fangs, 445. to 4fis Flnua.-Roglide town, bk. to fills.; 4lit 465.; households, 44a. to 505.• Norfolk sod 395; French, 40s. to 414. per American, Ms. to 31a.; Spanish, 44m. to 465. . - AREIVALS INTO LONDON MON DEC. 3 TO DEC. 6. English ag pi llsotal. lead Foretpi. Wheat . 1 30,00 Barley IMO 4230 Oats Ilan English Mow. 700 rain: Fordo ow, Vie, and 42.660.6r15. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) fivcse. —The market eentinass dell, end the bulk of the quiuitity offered en pubbo atlas wee bought in. Reined eteady. ODITM—The Ma publics sale did not alter quotations. Oriona.—The nweite. IN quiet. Tic.—This arenas sestimies extremely dull of sale. BALITZTRI continue' in fair deemed. The demand has been limited. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW lURILICT.-(THIS DAY.) The soszturt is study ~—Tows tallow ' is quasi 675. ed., net seek ; Petersburg Y.C. on th e spot, 605.; Dec., 5%. 6d. ; Jan. to Harsh, 60s. to 00s. 3d.; April to Jima 5%. ; Otobre to Deessabor, 571. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Minus. Attend= and Smith report that the marks. continues the we. as far acme days past ; a steady am sumptii • trade doing is all sorts, at arm prices. COAL XARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) Qur's Merthyr, Ms. 6d.—Three shim at market. TAR Lromoici. BILIQADI BANQUZT.—Tho tele gook rays the Limerick homes* gi me on Monday nighty the Neel, brigade, was a "complete wear." It was • j e vr id ee va00.1114 when everybody invited apologised, ..D4 ~ were the mayor elect and two pneatm r Cardial l l;i re seesea was not there, General lemoriciem Ma not then, and even Major O'Reilly begged to be am wised, as did also Mr. Smith O'Briaa, and all the neigh bour* bishops. Bosse of the brigade exhibited in uniforms. , and tyro was a tsar Mad. Yosnex no Losimicx.—A Limerick letter d Monday rays :—" A fearful murder was perpetrated Li nigh M Bribes Coeds, mar Osherconliali, county of The vI of the abominable outrage was • labourer named Micheal llearkg. The fact of the murder has only just reached by telegeem Particulars bare sob bees ascertained. The waled eemiss death was received in the bead, the tut la which le an extremely deep one, and looks as if inflicted by • spade. The braise of the =fortu nate man are mood to view. Further particular+ will reach to-morrow, when an impart is to take plaer on the raisins. From the position in life of the sordered man it is supposed that the outrage ma net of as agrarian elm racier." _ . Diucrica BRASIL —A curious circumstance is de scribed by the Algiers jou as having lately taken oleos at Tusk A large crowd h earembled to witness the Terp debater evolutions of "dug they imagined to be two brows beam, which, to the mud of a drum, performed valor movement'. Budded, , the head of one of the dancers became &steeled, sad in it. stead appeared the swarthy face of a young Arab. The history of the affair Is explairsed r fellows v—Two been had lately bar exhibited at Conatantina, and when their masters hid exhausted the eoetributioes of the inhabitants, they resolved to change their seer of operations le Tanis. On the road the animals became unruly and attacked their masters, and a desperate conflict arms. 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