The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. site. la sham —Maim the Lord Chid Justice, H. Justice Hill, sad Mr. Jostles Elf•rkbarity ft PASTS OSCIAX. —TR IMINCAL ZIXIIIRTIATIOI AR. Mr. werjeant Hayes applied to their lordships for • rule upon the I Council for Eagland and Wok. to show cease why • mandamus should not lone ccenneoltes theca to melon Mr. °rpm, who had bees • .1 irectitiower in Yorkshire, to the medical registry. yi r. term bed been removed by the oriandl on the p0u:,.1 that some twenty peers ago be_ was guilty of redaseces conduct ; rued the eonteetims of the learned counsel was that the act (the Medial Itilietratiem Act) weld not to held to hare • retmegeolliv• effect. Union it wee clear that the Isgelatare latended the act to have each an ex. Seale] clect, the mO3l illbald be slow to Fast it. Th. Lord Chief Justice mid the utieetton raised was • most uoportaat one, erg the learaml wirjeaut might take a role. COMT OF IMOHIQUEIt. Tilt MOM OV WALOTI: At the *tinge of ads mewl is lean this morning, during an argoesset by Mr. ,111•11ar the Lad Chief Baron said be bad to "items the Mareed geeglewas with the gratifying iatelkearn that his bed jest reeelved a note salvia acing ads arrival of the Petrie of Wake. The taanwaevateat was received with the greatest natio fsctioa by the bar end the pu'die. :Latino. Nisi Prim. —lltvfore Mr. Baron Martin and Common Juries.) Jace•ou v. HAT —voLuxTmle VrtroillNa. In this case, which was ea action brought by the plaintiff. at W. , lWiCkl, to recover 1941. 14s. 4d. from the defendant, • clerk is the Royal Arsenal, sad caplets at the 4th rvivivaiy of the 2nd battalion, nails the dreambeaoss tedid ro our Ternri of •eilterd,y's proceeding., for h Armed *Kssel adslremed the Lary, after which his steamed up. Ivry returned s verdict for the plaintiff for the amount dabbed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commiesioaer Evans.) IN ax ictuiDass.—IXPORTAJT DOClalfill. His Honour gave _ judgment es • question of annulling the adjudication in this rem Be said this was a petition to annul an adjudication in hanknrptcy. The I.,i,krupt filed • th e 16th on the 13th of Octob e r petition . On the 16th an order wi, male to take pommels& On the Bth November the until were filed. The bankrupt had committed an act of look 'spicy on the 11th October ; on the 31st & petition in litukreptcy was. lled Les eed ia 4he prurient petitioner was de eLrod • bankrupt. at the classes in 12 and 13 Vie., cap. 106, ems. 21 to 222, be Maudd think that the Iseslature must be considered to have Worried then after the petition for arrangement was Med, ebeold be done with the petitioner or bit property hut seder those clauses.. Wen it otherwise, the pati nae for arrangement would in many instances add extremely I. the costa, and would give hash creditors the nimas of obtaining from the debtor a Inindolent _preference. This appears to hare been the ovule.* .4 Mr. C.iiirniasisner lane to a cues reported is Fosblaaque.p. In "Ex parte Walker," 6De (Mn X. and II), 7Jr2„ it was held that • trader debtor after having. on • summons under me. 73, admitted the demand of • nicks r, ' , wooed tind.rr sea. 211 for sn ansagenient, awl obtained rx parts an order for protection to the mom ash property from all promm—heid that the order did sot 'vote I hour from • petition for adjudication of bank rupt.. y, or from sdpidication thereon. In exp. John Doles (2 De Gm and June., Is. I, the WOO &Mine win OM' to by the court, the on) difference heal that in the latter ease the petition fo r 'bankruptcy wa. filed hy • different creditor from tLe person who took oat the summons ; but in the ewe of 'Ex parte Arnold" it De Gex and Junes, 1721. the court decided that after notice of petition for arrangement a creditor mold not support as adjudication in baakruptcy, on an set banknqitcy committed after notice of the petition for arrangenieut. The oily different- between the prieeet case sad the .me 1 hare lastqueled le teat in thin the act ef bank • ' , spicy was. &uteri., to Mem Ur deed of arrangement. 14, ant that that that ought M slake may differeace is say deci pher An ridjudiratios of baakript would moll le assulled borer there was ea sat al bask view be the eur on rbarb theme adjudiseara was I Ibralire shall direr the esernrlsy to be assalbd. Ns. Lars appeared is segrart Sr adjadleallsa. sad liißosky ter iir TEI POLICE 00111 ITS. (THIS DAY.) 18 A RLDOIIO3I4III44TREET. Bruisignr or anni.it•tt. tYwrgrnurr. Ate Amer, kee g ieg a small broker's shop in ebarlas 'Meek Drury-lam Usii Seam Farmer, his wife, wen domed with stedimi ememil mew of surges' instruments, weir the following cireseisemoces servo Freakier. HI E. mid from informatics he re went yseleniar afteni...ut into Eisisilatteet. end 11.11 P it. female prisoner us., It,. Yak-oases shop. Ile "topped ber„ and asked net what she bad in the Nark beg. sad she replied " Her Owls WA the beg from her and " What in r sal she " Only ease surgical iestriusents I have to belt" 11. thou asked ler who sent bee, sad she said her InasSazal gave them to her, hat that sbe did sot know wheel he rd them. He tbsis Mob her isles enstody, and es etsisimusg the Mg found is it time ISMS of iwitrumestm sad under her seem he mho foiled Htit a q w• produced covered with her shawL mime produced be elm fogad in the beg, He sakes: her whore sit' lived, sad the mid at 7, Muir stmt. Ltritrydaem sad es hie proessilimg time is hand rails primmer. He inked him if be had sent his wife oot with ems smelled mitnunents, mid he add he id. H. (Fresklis) lime told hen his wife wee in Sae o 4 a shat he sod search the place, sod asked him whim b e d got the iestrumeets from ; be mid in youth hal lodged with Seek sal had left these b•hied in his debt, and as he had sever called for them be 'mated to sell them. On searching the plan he found in the .linp :One skeleton keys, a life pus. server, a ilisentity of hair, and stout 3) deplimtem Hs Howley Bail4l surgical instrument maker, of 418, fisfued..arert, identieed 1.1.- four Malta of surgical Matsu. mists pruleced L. the serr-,out a• his pT i ftY. had ea Le lietiportton of lArgo Itolso Cabe The valve of th....e produced was mut from to AI. At request of the sergeant, the priwairs were ni iaded. TIM 0291.11 MUNDING PR' IKANCI. Perrnir, an arca° winder, was charged with =Ng Mr. Joseph Jennings, surveyor of the southern Mavy90...ne..,0.1 v....fuming to leave when desired. Tee case hawing been iiriieed, Mr. Tyrehitt, ta Ilaseg the defendant 2s. W., said if the , Igse wee detsinal, sail the .drop put to a little trouble t.,•ttin; it back, it e.•uld lave a good effect. He had often thought d the mszt•trati I had the power of detaining tb• organs for a period of ssy meths, the nuisance w.eld Nue be stepped. ALA Icy INt3 AerIDENT ry THE CITT.-OTI Wed beelike afternone ns Taming through Wormwood otio.t were borriged on roving as immense girder fall from the fifth door of arms. flornintsn's tea warehouses, owing to the beading.. of the hoisting maohieety, at the moment the beaus was being landed on Um wall, where it was to he used is the additions/ atones .ow eteedisg. 1 1 • 9 j.ooderrna. weight carnal ell beneath it to the pavement, hut leasing about a hun.lr,,l feet of scaffolding standing. The band-n' foreman liad a very Durrett esespe, for find. Mg himself Ism,: , rce,1.,,,r the wall, he had the goad fortune to save his life by clutch* hold of a by which be waa able to ansperol himself mid-air eon. 7t) lest alma: the pavement. until the ram meld go to hi. reeseri. A Kix AvribENTALLY Suo BY ma FATIM— A aiirLinch.dy affair bu, to4en place is Surrey Os the 17th If last meoth Mr Jamos Herrick, . I : l lbeentel tree out shooting w i th hi, .on, Mr. Junes They mune to aditeh the elder sportems aar a r tr 1. i ovoid ao• jump. Oh, noteen. e ! ' WTI the reply of ties cogs. young man. tba Mu. Yr. Herrick, am., pm lie son his g him un sn•l lumped over. ttri th gun beiag returned bo tho father look hold of the stoek, the son having hold f tl, ilinrtle. At lb.. moment the piers west off, avid lb. Goo cried out, " Father. you hoo• blown my bawl off." T.e ,oung owl W. 1001004. Ito kihzstoo, where be wont ...ti um.l the ;Oath alt., when one of the arteries which hal been taken up pm., way. Mr. rock, of St. Thomsa's Wendel. wee Owe called in, in ield:tion to the local sor u.-rn.., but on the 31.1 i O.VIMA . L.InO of lork!aw began to mull. f..t and hanal:ly died tom' exhaughoo. At the ireprest, ..0 Tuesday, the fathrr statt.l that in taking hold of the mutate soon, eouipri-: , ion of the spring mart have been caused, sail the gun, liken light on the trigg e r, we o ff . The jury returned • • • T.:edict " Accidental thatli," _ A CHILI. ILILLZT Firer? OP PoPrits.— Taet events' Mr John Humphreys held an inquest at the Curb and Houp public.bousr. Dunk-street, Mile-end New. twn, respecting the death .1 Jane Davis, aged th ree months, of No. ri, Dunk street, wbn died from the effects • tto s . ) rap of ppi4es, under the folleotug eircumAanose : The dewed earn the daughter elan oetke. aad an Tasaday ',ennu i / last the soother pee the demoted some syrup of toppare to inhere sleep. bhp wadi placed in bed, and o the foil. wing morning, at an early boor. the mother loved the demean! deed hr her aide, ~uilecold sod star. Mr. Champ. eta. the tatr..:Wal arils., wag called, bat the deceased bed Owes demi some boom. The usaminatiou .toy e d that the teem and vemei were wog corigeetal, and the pupil. of the eyes eantrasted. Mars we hotly • strew indention of lausimoua, shad that f. rt.o of the eyi p oln,h the mother had in tree pamerio• • rifled" , composed nr the some drag. A vitality of the r 4.pr...t0m was sold by chemists indiserimigably to the pone. to presloce sleep. Death had so doubt ken coaxed by the , almonstratioa rif the syrup, which tioutniaed lauds. nem. The coroner remarked .es the cnlpability alchemists sod others selling moors drugs. The jury returned a verde.% to th e ',feet th.,t tho deceased dirt from the elf.. tbo •yrni. 4 poppies. admiardereil by the mother L. procu,e •Itvp through rowels suture." THE EXPRESS,. THURSDAY IiVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1860. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: to zirraic mom's) SHREWSBURY 2dICETING.—(THIS DAY.) LONG LRAM HANDICAP. Mir ddi. itha4 4 rsa. COLUMN HANDICAP. Harare 7 ilia. YONKIIOOR HANDICAP. Nabob's Dausbtar Atamaa ran. HANDICAP SW EEPSTAXES. rhaotreu Baatinck . • • • • ••• 4 ran. WYNNSTAY CUP. Lord of the llLeper Sporting Life ... 4 na ACTON BURNEL &TAXES. Duplicity ... ... ... ... ... hamlet* ... ... ... 8 tun. HANDICAP PLATE. Raadala ... ... ... At m= ... ... ... Lady Peal .. . ... _ ... ... 9 no. ANN UAL Th• Dam ... Maggots 243? ANGLIAN JIAZAWAYS.-(THIS DAT) An extraordhwary meeting of the proprietors was held at one se ea the London Tavern, Mr. H. Barer, chairman of Ih Maetl, prveidin;, "for the purpose of taking into isimillsation amended proposals received from the promote=d the Lynn and Hunstanton Railway, sad deciding on the propriety of subscribing towards the fund repaired he that ariertaking a sum not exceeding X 1,0001., by ea awe et the A Preferential Stock, as recommendW by some of the burst dierehoklen, or to adopt such course in reference to tha rerittar as may be considered advisable." The CiAllutkit in wiling the proceedings observed that this propels hod base ialwi the shareholder' on several w eariless, and hed new esseased a practical shape. Dialed. ties had existed ae roped the purchase of the land, but these had been o.llllollllllq sad the promoters had informed I him that they hod willow agreement, with the owners of hind at Esinetanton, sad five miles more by which the land wan seaseed on very favensehle terms. Even a traffic of 10 1 . • week timid petyo per mitt. and leave a small profit ; bat the eeklEithris kg been ascertained to amount to an asleep cd Paz. yes week. The estimated traffic after the formation of the laws was 1761. per week, which would yield an eariallbea pelt on the ponsinction of the Hoe, iodspeedeetly the advantages it would confer on the natio lies. He thon Ewalt an the whealegaous situation of t hat it as Wader* OW" end strong hope. that it would se go a mid terweerre...= in greet benefit to the propriskirs. He earsekant by rasebg •resolution in accordance with the seise ea aim the mi rk slow seconded the resolution. In reply to queetiotu, the Chairman stated art the proprietors of the Hunstantou line would be nspasible for the debentures amounting to 11,01.101., and that there was every reams to believe that the line would be constructed for the sum speed upon, namely 80,000/. After some farther dimmest= tie resolution wu adopted. &MUM' RAC* POI 1001 'Phis long-pending scidlen' rase, between G. Hammertoe and G. Dewitt, was rowed yesterday afternoon, over the course between Fatally and the Ship at Mortlake. The stake was 1001. and the me was rowed in oeildic nr ßoth men are well knows in the epistle world. Drewitt, a badman, of Cholas, is 25 yule et age. • first appeases, was in la5T, whim be eta matched with Thomas Day, el Wands woe* whom he easily defeated, and Day, not being esti'. lied, tried him • seem,' time, and came off with wane luck. Since then he has rowed many matches with varied *m osso George Hammertoe, of Lepton (late of Teddington), l is in his 24th year. His fi rst recorded performance wise In Jena, 11166, when be won the Apprentice,' Coat and Badp at the Thames National kteptla, defeating TOM White and anent others. He has also been engaged la several matches. Dewitt took up his Tanen at the While Hart, Barnes, seder the care of R. Puller and H. Kelly ; and liammerton trained at the Star and Garter, Putney, under the we of J. llachinney. The rue was accompanied by the River r(Captain Heath). Citizen 211 aptela Hawkins), and e a viethan twelve-oared Lint b elonging G to the London Rowing Club. Betting all . along had beet In favour of Hammertoe, Alt to a very alight extent. The preliminaries having been adjusted, and Yr. C. Newnbam appointed re feree, the men got to their stations, both appaanug to be in splendid condition. A capital start was effected,Hammer ton taking the lead, which he maintained throughout, winning easily by 100 'Ltda. Ton lowa BltlosaM. —The following letter in from the Rev. Dr. Cullen, la maw, at of a sub seriptios for the Pope's Irish • : " Dublin, Nov. 13, 1800. —My 111111 r Dr. Halley,—l to acknowledge W ressipll of Mi. for the Irish Brigeda, fivirorout coo - B ies tilhetioe dike clergy sad Litt of Dunprran, who on this as oe every other yeoman give so noble an example al faith and charity to the country. I fully agree with you that the Irish defenders of the Pope ought to be as dear and as welcome to Ireland as if they had returned victo nous. They fought for • good cause, that of justice and religion ; and tlo•y fought like brave men. General Limo- nacre does them full justioe in his report. He states, that whilst others were unwilling to fight at Peru gia, the huh were true to their colons, and ready to risk their lives rather than aurrooder. He also oom- mewls, in terms of great eulogy, the conduct of Major O'Reilly and his brave men at Spoleto, rad shows that Le I placed great coofidence in the [HA troops at Axiom& The : testimony of the greatest peeral of the day in favour of Irish [revery and fidelity is • crushing answer to the reek lees calumnies of the lying 7,..t.e.r. Fortunately the testi- meats of the Times are not those of all the people of Rag land, and they have been indignant) y repudiated by an 1 English nobleman welt acquainted with Ireland—Lord Nor : niaaby. Otherwise the soldiers of the Pope, in their struggle against Garibalas rebellion and robbery, when' reading the articles of that prier, should have =darned— ' On our side is virtue and Ir.rio. On theirs is the Saxon and guilt.' Believe me to remain, your devoted servant, t Patttentmir. —Very Her. Dr. Halley. P.P." ARRIVAL OP CAPTAIN 81/I L. Weursocx.— The subjoined anasuneement appease in Sounalers's New Letter : "Her Majesty' ' shipßulldog arrived unexpected"' in Killibep barbers'. ea Sunday afternoon, under tile can nand of Oaptam Sir Leopold M'Clintock, having 012C0611. tared very severe weather an her return from the Arctic repos% and North Amerint. We understand that the important work entrusted by the government to the dhow of our ilistinspialied fellowearaotryman has been carried out to Lis entire satisfaction ; and we may, therefore, hope that when his report of the several soundings between this country and America. rid the Arctic coast, has been laid before parliament, the long looke d for telegraph, by means of which the old and the Nee W. old will be united, will be a work of • mere niecli:.ni.vil ruit ore. Sir Leopold WCtlntock will probably pass through Dubin on his way to Loudon." ~Tea TONNINO EXTLOIII(Mi. —it is hoped that no farther lives will sow be sacrificed to the late explosion os heard the Tanning. as the wounded men are doing well. In the report of Ws widows of the second engineer one word wee inia-writteo. Tho thickness of the ' shell" of the boner was stated to be ossontl.a. half inch ; it should how Use the thickness of tM "stays." UNITED STAMM CORMS. —Yentorylay the whole of the eta!, consisting of 100 horses, together with tbee eaddlery, tents. dresses, ha,ooruprisinsr thelhited Mates Circus (lately the property of Maws. Howse and Cashing), wee adored for ale by Mr. J. Gower, at Allea's Riding-school. Bryandonewpare. The ale was announced to Oak* place at 11 o clock, and shortly after that time and during the day • number of people which could not haws been far short of 2,000, amoog whom were noticed Mr. batty and several other metropolitan and provincial manners. assembled at the place of male. The stock disposed of consisted of 100 iota—wis., the whole of the hones of the cures. Lots 102$ were dessibed a. having bon used in the baggsgewsigma sml being all quiet in harness, sad anion them woe two seem seams awl aa twt etc homy, which waked 41. da ; lik.W.• wows gelding, and supine" pad horse , 27 'Wawa ; Lift, a ekewball mare, r a, paws; the two Dlifkg bailee er Wish loots% Dick which realend 171. 12b. and W. 9a. reepeetivelyM Heery . brews 006 111. Priam a duo pidieli 40. scribed sa bong dew Is &aria& after some comp= woe sold for 41 gums ; Tummy, • dun diag, 42 gainer ; else deo eddies. 21 ; I • bare-hask horn. 13 gime - ; Ila veloek. • vary Arm spotted km% 12 view ; Ie Omsk 27 nissra; Jack. 25 plasma Ltsy. • brantibil American bred arum coloured men, y for Ws nag, mis sold for lii Itt.nwea l Mirot . , l :l7lLlSlLA ; Hero. • cream gelding, 36 pewee Yank, • clever riag sad /aerie bone, 18 guineas ; Maw Johown, also clever in the riag. 20 dulness ; TV*. 20 &sew ; Robin, J 6 Limy. • crews mare, used fee double sad single acts, excited • brisk nom ' petition, sod was ultimately sold for 90 guineas ; Little SW, a clever bushel mare. realised 60 guineas ; and John, • bay B•l4jai. 10 games The other lota realised coppers• lively low prices. The total proceeds of the f la t s Wei areouetwi to beady 1,1001. The two pad Wilt Des Joan and Don Joan. 1;1;4e elephant Jemmy "the two obstinate mules" and Pete, the carriages, fel* aid other theatncal appon.taients, will be dimmed of to-day. SHARE LISTS.-(I'HIS = DAY.) Two .'croon. Considering the importance of the movement which has been made this day at the Bank of England, th e railway shwa mar ket exhibits remarkable steadinesa Lanes shire and Yorkshire stock hie fallen I per cent., and Midland per cent., but the reduction in most of the other leading descriptions does not exceed to 1 per cent. Present quotations are as fol lows :—London and North Wartera stook, 99 ; Great Western, 70t to 71 ; Midland, 129 to 1301 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 11 ; South Eastern, PI to I ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 (being 1 per cent wore* than yester day) ; Eastern Counti es , 901 t o 611 ; and Caledo nian, 921 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fallen to to die. The Indian and 0111111Cli1111 lines are very well supported. 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Do. 21= do. * Mdlb.eldrgt auks& . Drum 1 0. t - t d .... do. Do. op. do. bo. do. lend do. is : .v.;t l lIS SI?. In le lf t I LIOATIO3S. b 1 pa NI .... 9e a ll} -1 I We-a:4 1t1..11 Do. do/y1.1811.. 4010 Do. Jam 1. Drio. 411110 Oadodts t S. Zadsra ZakDoakdp.adso Nike. =tor assa Ulm Lem Do. D. Illoloodot P h p ilabojporo Do. 4d p. ad Dohosi Do. Do. do.. ad do. 116 d0. 6./O Gookowkdolbooroo dread et Onsda Do. •pa id IPA I Do.docraddi a tt Do. Ora 01, Do. V par oL IM2 Do. do. WM Do. do. MI. - vi Ikodlod PodasOlO ice: MONak MARKET-O'Hi& DAY.). FRESH RISE IN THE RANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Coxx. The • directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court, this day, have adopted a very important step—they have again raised the rate of discount 1 per cent. The minimum, which was fixed at 5 per oent. as recently as Tuesday evening last, is now advanced to 6 pea oent. This step has naturally excited considerable sensation, but has not pro iduoed any bad effect. The stock markets exhibit remarkable steadiness in face of this movement The strong action by the Bank tends to stimulate confidence. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The reduction in British railway stocks varies from I to f per cent., but the market is steady in character. Foreign bonds, and Indian and Canadian railway shares are very well supported. The ally fall of real importance is in Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 69fr. 75c., showing a fresh reduction of * per cent, since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, 92k, and 94 for money, and 93 and 94 for the ac count. The present quotations are 9 n to 93 for cash, and 94 or 931-16 to 3-16 for the 6th of December. The official buidneas import is as fol lows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents l ßeduoed, 911, f ; New Three per Cents., 911, f, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 771; India Stock, 224, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1031, 3 ; ditto, for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, ; Exchequer Bills, 48., 35., ss. dis. Foos o'CLocK. No bullion having been taken from the Bankto day, Consols have improved about I per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 93 to i t for money, and 931 to I for the account. It is considered that the rise in the rate of discount to-day has checked the exportation of gold to the Continent. The foreign stock market is quiet, but there is little or no reduction in prices, which are gene 'rally quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The Turkish loan of 1864 is quoted 71 to it, and that of 1858, 54 to 57. Aa regards these stocks, as well as Spanish, Sardinian, and Mexican, the market may be considered rather firmer than it was yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Gupta., 1852, 881 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 30, 29/ ; Belgian Four-and a-Half per Ceuta., 56/ (exchange 251 r.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99/ ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211 ; Peruvian Gni:emu Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 83/ ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 06/ ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 87 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 49/ ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 401, 41 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 71/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 57. The amount of bar gold taken from the Bank of England yesterday, for exportation to France, was 335,0001. ; making 635,0001. in two days, and a total of 713,0001, since the date of the last return, when the aggregato held was 13,897,0851. We have reason to believe that the contracts held here by the agents of the Bank of France provide for the immediate transmission of 1,000,0001., of which the 835,0001, taken on Tuesday and yesterday forma part. It Is, consequently, inferred that a further sum of 365,0001. will be withdrawn from the Bank of England within the next day or two, no matter what steps may be adopted by that establishment. The simple fact is that the Bank of France wants this supply to replenish its bullion reserve, and must have it. Any small immediate loss that may be occasioned by the operation is a matter of minor importance. In the discount market yesterday exceptional transactions occurred in the best short bills at 4/ per cent., but in most quarters the terms were from 5 to 5/ per cent. For any bills having more them two months to run much higher rates were required. The rates allowed for deposits by the various financial adablishments have been raised i t per cent., in consequence of the movement at the Bank. All the joint-stock banks now allow 4 per cent. (except that the London and Westminster gives only 3 for sums below 5001.). The Lombard street discount houses and the National Discount Company give 4 per cent.ifor money "at tall," and 41 " at notice." The disturbance in the money market has had some effect upon the price of cotton. The telegrams from Liverpool yesterday report sales to the extent of only 3,000 bales. Prices were considered about lower, although the transactions were scarcely of sufficient importance to afford a criterion. The government of Victoria has acceded to the representations made to it on behalf of the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company. The committee of the six associated Australian banks announce that on the lit Dec. by authority of the colonial government, they will be prepared to pay in cash the capital of the railway, with all arrears of inte rest. The company's debentures, due the lit January, will also be paid off, together with all the overdue coupons. The report of the directors of the Madras Rail way Company, issued yesterday, describes the pro gress of the operations, which have been vigorously pursued on the several lines now under construc tion. The progress of the traffic on the open por tion of the south-west section is likewise satisfac tory. The directors congratulate the share holders on the very near approach to com pletion of this important line, which comprises upwards of 400 miles, extending from the one coast of the peninsula to th. other. The sum received up to this time on account of the company's Five per Cent. Debenture Loan is 793,7001., the amount authorised being 1,000,0001. With reference to the market for American se amities, Mr. E. F. jsatterthwaite reports as fol lows : We have to report a very active business during the past week in London in American securities, particularly in the shares of the Illinois Central and Ene Railroads. The favourable character of the actual doings of these and many other American raihoods are such as tend to inspire great confidence in their future improved values, hence buyers take them freely OD the falL Railroad Bonds are rather more offered, and easier to buy. United States Five per Omit. base brought INg and 94i. Messrs. James Andrews and Co. were yesterday appointed agents for Lloyd's for Caliout and Bey pore, and Mr. P. 0. Sullivan agent for Casteltown and Seamus. WILDNIESDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 for the 6th Deoember, opened this morning at 93 to f, which was also the closing price. There was scarcely any intermediate variation. For money the last prise was 92f to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money 93, 92f, 93, 92f ; ditto for account (Dec. 6), 931, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 910, ; New Three per Cents., 91g, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161-16 ; Bank Stock, 232, 234 ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 18158,1034, 1, 1 ; ditto for amount, 103} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto 1859, 96} ; ditto Beads, 4s. dis. Indian government securities were quiet. Although - lii: II ek 111. .1111 ft. Bt. IN 21 51 I E is 11 11 4 174 I~«~ K 11 kW 11 K 14 11 6 a Sl. 11 K 111 u Ili. lii llt. IC 6 1 /i 10 1 LUO an jai 110 ISO 100 PFpl - 9! . 0 'ORLON • Glottoosbourg. p. mot. Do. lamsoct ai MB. . North. ot Ihsoce et D. D . o ( i=a s t c. t. Parie 4 tionsihttotoiot. Lho Now 11 sir oat.. I ti t c =ras ie . p. e t S°. Vidor Ibriasseel• p. WAIEW e, 001011IAL 4110•91111 •••••••• •,•••^".. 1 "1... 4 ... 17 l a 1 .7. i i. ._. is Ise lo Icke I lit .- . 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W. - 24 11 11 1 arl 1 11 li II Pa 111 - 1 6 6 I I" t 2 111 i . al . 1 I* i ill Pm 8 - 48 86 74 76 U K pm P ne I 6 AT i. , 1 '4, $ VI _ - _ - - ..• ---' - - _ . -. .. . - _ - - - - the inquiries nerd few, prices Were little afflicted. Exchequer Bills declined ls. , clueing at 4s. to ls. die. The foreign stock market was likewise rather flatter, but the reduction in prices was not of im portance. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was steady, at 71 to #, whilst that of 1858 declined per cent., closing at 56# to 57. Mexican Bonds have receded to 21# to I. There was little alteration in the market for bank shares, prices generally being well supported. There were increased inquiries for London and Westminster and Chartered Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China. Bank of Turkey have declined to #to dia. In the miscellaneous share market scarcely any movement occurred. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow -Ocean Marine Insur ance, to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, * to 3 prem. • Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ' • London and Provincial Marine, to I die. ; East India Irrigation, 4 to 1-16 dis. ; and )(Meall Iron, 4to prem. The ordinary "options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were quoted 2to 3, and the one year's options, ' 4 4 tog. The two years' " options" were dealt in at 7, and the three years at 8. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany wore quoted 19-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were inquired for to-day, and improved about per cent. Canada Government Five per Cents. were rather gat. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cii)oz. A fair number of transactions have taken place to-day in the mining market, which is steady. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Clifford shares have been dealt in at 213} to 215 ; East Basset at 114 to 1153 ; East Wheal Russell, at 11 and 10k; and Great South Tolgus at 10. Shares in Providence, Wheal Kitty (Lelant) and Lewis mines have likewise met with attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are also steady. Great Northern Copper have been dealt M at k dia. to par.. We have received a oopy of the prospectus of Smith's Wood Mine. The object is to work an extensive mineral property, part of the estate of Baron Cranston, in the parish of Ilsington, in Devonshire. The Ashburton United and Sigford Consols Mines are in the immediate neighbourhood. Reports are attached from Captains James Evans, Daw, and William Pasooe, descriptive of the posi tion and value of the sett. Of the numerous lodes which traverse the sett, the main tin lode is described as " perhaps one of the meet extraordinary discoveries ever made." This lode is already opened on, and can be worked very economically. The sett is held under a lease direct from Lord Crsastoun for 21 years, at one fifteenth dues. The undertaking, which is divided into 6,000 shares, is to be conducted on the cost book system, unless the shareholders should prefer to avail themselves of the Limited Liability Act. . _ A special meeting of the Imperial Brasilian Mining Asso ciation kindled for the 29th inst., to receive and finally close the account., to consider the administration of the ..isiets, and to release the directors and trustees. At Mill Pool Mine meeting, on the 12th inst., the ac counts showed • credit balance of 401. la.. Ild. rt,*;;t - s;ulCc.72;ao. Mice meetin g yesterday, tho ac counts showed a debit balance of 74f. A call of le. per share lona made. The Penhauger Mine accounts, presented at the meeting yesterday, showed a debit balance of 1501. A call of L. lid. per share was made. The New Wheal Clifford Mining Company have made • call of 2s. Gil. per share. At the general meeting of shareholders in Grenville Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed • balance of liabilities over assets of 1,35 W. lOs. 2d. A call of 3s. per share was made. It was resolved that the offer of the purser of the Trumpet United Mining Company of 300/. for the old steam engine shall be accepted. The agent reports :—" We have at surface about 40 tons of ore, besilea 10 tons of low produce. This we intend to let accumulate a little longis ; and had it not been for several hindrances, our sampling would have been considerably more." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COR.Y.-IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Oct _II - i i Nov. 1 10 81.zweeloiA= Wheat. Darby. Oster Itye. d resas.t a tess. Ode id ilk id !is Id Ns I Qs Ild lett 1 Ole Id We Ild Us 8d Ns dd Ws ltd 42s id Ode Od Mt 74 Us 74 its 7450, Itl 411 It& ille Ild 40e 9d Zde id 1181 6d /Os 04 ./Is 100 594 Dd she 104 lb Id We Id 49e 10.1142 s 44 Ws 9d its od, nu Ild is 6d 61s Mlle &I Ma 8.11 Ms Od 144 Od itle 84 We Id 411. 10 Mies; Naziay, Oats, lye, Beans, and Pew la SWUM °LAM SOLD Yreil—lebeat, 60.006; barley, 62,023 oata, 14,36 e; rye lei ; bras, 2%03; pew, 1,306 quarters. DIAGRAII IHOWDIO S3O 116erVATI016 >Z 0111 aVaIiAGE £l,lOl 0, WEILL? Desna 1112 SEC Wile ?MM. Oct 17, Nov.S. Nov.-10. Oct 6. Oos. 33.100 t. SO. el 1 .. .4--a .. •• 58 11 aoa .. II .. • • 1. t .. 58 68 8 .IP . .. ... .. .. I.'____ MINCING-LANIF.-(THIS DAY.) Suoaa.—This article has beeo;ne very dull of sale, but prime have been about sustained, by the holders very gene rally refusing to accept lower prices , and the actual sales made have been smalL COFTLL —Tin demand has been rather limited, and prime have scarcely been austained in public sale. Tir.—The public sales are programing heavily. RICE. —The demand continues active. Old Moulmein sold at lla. 6d. ; old Arramn, lla. 3d. Neeraozie sold afloat at l2e. to 12e. 3d. ROY. —Prices are unaltered. Foiivirtf Kr; ;Se; reported to-day. Markets generally bare a dull appearance to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is firm, et the subjoined prices :-Town tallow, 60s. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60s. 6d. to 60s. 9d. ; all the year 00s . 6d. ; January to March. 61s. 6d. ; October to December, 1861, 525. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is much shorter than on Thursday last : trade is glow, but Monday's quotations are we ll maintained. The number of sheep is also small . - fully adequate, however, to the demand ; indeed they cannot all be sold. There is scarcely any quotable difference in the business done. Calf Made is slow at re duced price,. From Germany and Holland these are 180 balite and 1,000 sheep • Ireland, 300 beasts ; 300 beasts from the northern and Midland ; end 145 milch cows from the home counties. . Yer 4.;.; of Bast Scots, Berelds. 4 8 Beet Short-horns 4 6 flecond qua besets 3 4 Calves Pip BeitDost IMbreAs 3 . 4 & 4. Per stow of BIMa & 4. 5. d. 6 0 BestDasalif-bthoh -- 4 10 Bad Lougmoola 5 0 6 4 410 Zwes & esoond quaL 4 6 4 6 6 Do. 40. Shorn 6 6 Lobs Shoop sod lamb. SAO ; 041.04, 071; 330 ; 170. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Dreill sad Co. report trod. dull, prises without alteration. Prime ragadow hay, 755. to tlik.; superior ditto, 90s. to 105 g. ; inferior do., 505. to 60s. ; rowea, 405. to 501.; glover, old, 90e. to 110 s. ; ditto second cut, 80s. to 905.; straw, 33. to No. Tni NarrueozAx FOROERM —Yeßterday morn ing Mr. Robert White, lace manufacturer, was brought up before the ex-mavor and the borough bench of magistrates, at the House of Correction, Nottingham, charged with forging awl uttering • hill of exchange on Mr. °tierce Smith, draper, Birmingham, for 411. As. Mr. Cowley ap peared for the prosecution ; the prisoner was undefended. A witness named Harrison, cashier to Mr. Dann, lace ma nufacturer, Nottingham. said that on the 21st of July he received the bill now produced, purporting to be accepted by Mr. Smith of Birmingham ; be placed the bill in his em ployer's ledger to the credit of the prisoner. Mr. George Smith, draper, Aston-street, Birmingham, said he had never authorised his signature to be affixed to the bill in question, and be bad never accepted a bill for the prisoner or any other person in his life. He had lived in Birming ham nineteen years, sod during the put five years as • draper on his own account, and he knew of no other person of the same name as himself as a draper in Birmingham. He had made diligent search for such a person since his last examination, but without success. The bench asked the prisoner if he had anything to say in answer to the charge Prisooer—No. The Bench—Tben yon stand committed upon this charge to take your trial at the next assizes. The prisoner was then removed. POLITICAL Irmakerrupie—The conservatives and many kind things to say in favour of Lord Palmerston, but not • single flattering word do they ever say in honour of poor Disraeli. We e.. 111 this base ingratitude, though Dia is quite drew enough to dispense with their flattery. But really from the complimentary way in which the con servatives talk, any stranger would naturally conclude that Palmerston was their leader, and not Disraeli. —Punch. ' -. W WO WI VA WO et. ii ss ec or at. le 11 II 11 i 161 mit a 44 14 14 L 14 16 111 6 115 116 67 13 10 13 15 111 116 it le NI . - !M! _ _ Y - •u - _ t - 1 _. 1 s , i ... WM 3