The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

LAN' INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OR COMMON PLEAS. ikauo. —(Bdars Justices Kyles and Keating.) • art eat tbie mania& say ix the purples d hear . vt•obli, Arse d the pips big mord in cater RT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMON I AL - - CAUSES. the lodge Ordinary, Mr. Justice Wightinan, and Mr. Jodie* Williams.) slier/DEN P. Til ATTOILKIT - GESISKL (PATIUCK tII LO To an PIOCIPIDINGS). '_tap was app•intel for hearing the argument ou namely, whether the court was precluded ••sliiig farther with the case by the 10th section _u,niary Declaration Aet (DWI, whereby it is en. ,t n•• proceeding to be heard under the said act dos fn.! judgment Or decree already pronounced .surt of competent jurisdiction." ,••11eu mid that bir H. Cairns and Mr. Macaulay , to proceed with the argument in her behalf and asked for an adjournment till then. • . curt declined to accede to the application. e .tttoreey-Usiaeral mid that so far us he was con , •1 he was ready to net to the application which had •••s!. made. It mom 1111:11 a very painful thing that .• bad thought at to relinquish the ease . • alas, it .boald have been conducted by a young lady • Le hal ni mach exmlidenee in Obeildea's ability • .s should be quite casket to leave it in so far am the question of fact was concerned be ...idet•t-ol that be. Phillimore bad undertaken the quoi t. I, .1 lie. but that he was not prepared W argue it at . rieler them cirenaseauces he thought it would be rl4ht to pulpier, Oen question. • t' Crenewsll had ao personal objection to postpone • Asti= ; but one of his learned bnithrea thought the • t, bar should he disposed of at once. However, be had :cction to postpone tie legal Argument, provided that ••.t of the see were now pro. ceded with, so that no night be lest it .13etioe Wield/en confessed that he should like to tl••• peelimmery imago* disposed of, because it could . • .an that the Mom, of this court most mecemarily • : she jedgmsat at the Hume of Lee& It would be • e against the petition, and it would therefore be a • of time to go iato the otleserfacte. • tttoney.Oeserni —I always thought it would be a t.. the whole application. sl• JusticeWightman—But you are yourself a party tont@ • and that would make a difference, would it not! .tttoroey•Gerseral - By the Act of Purliament I am • ...lily nude the primary, and, am it were, the natatory ..Aral It anemia to me that the owe will %LIU , :r resolve itself intrithequestioo whether, when Messrs. • have shows that they an interested is a judgment • would he affected by a judgment of this court, they .• t .- . rev tiger to remain here under the nista* to see • • ...Legs and whether the petition being' dismissed ea not them, the *airy se to the status pensonalis of the poltroon am a legitimate British subject should not be lot with am one solely between the petitioners and tttonary•lneeral! sholden Owned that the Patrick.. had really no • .4 to do with the suit. They bad Ines cited, and mower •ree hen offend to Men to come formed, in order • rt th•y might not hereafter say that a judgment had been ...mist behind their backs. No judgment could he •••I adverse to their Interests, locause the 10th section of • • art enprevaly declared that no former decree should he A... 11 .! the judgemot of this 001114. rite Judr tredlesery (interrupting the petitioner) observed t , ..t that ern. tow very , ioestios to be argued on Thursday Amides Age ststed t►at she warn tumble at maw to •• el wit► Page IMO. At that oust alga felt as if oho . ...I hardly speak —sot tlut she felt physically weak. hut f•stred that ddm attempted to go oa. ber brain would global it. Mr. Macaulay was at that time wonted to rom, arid Mix H. Calms (whew luadams sod the lc miaow • 1.... family she amid nem tor=.t) Lads inningesneut in • ier.t •kanodM Wears sanirlosod could not to pmeent • i 1 ,1413 had told ►ar that hie should IteVCT think with distrosi w sib. elite whikb lie had been obliged the 11.•• Him Blieddrea who Is • person ot very lady• •leme.m.er, =Whited some essomm, her voice faits:TA , •Immtly ceeehided It may Ise remarked list O P , ;.r. ahtlity .4141 hes shown and the Herculean labour • e i. Jr lam undertakes—eke epee yesterday fur nearly •.. L , Aos Lave milted much sympathy foe her.) (ter Tarr charomaioot. Ur. Phtllltlowe expre.ed a willing. rr.•••el. aud the argument as t. the plea in bar Mr halt, Q.C., reminded the court that on the pith I . the elder petitioner (then an Want). by Hugh nut , nutenl, his factor loco tutors, instituted an action -iustigo in the Court .4 Meows, in Scotland, in • - h the googlies of his legitimacy wee raised and -1, tioinol adversely to him. On the 3rtl llama, vet, 4..rwiwo was .hued by the Howe .4 Lord.. In ) • Intn,he laminated waather snit in that:mart Mansion, .60 WWII i latelmlior, reduction, and count, and art aside the dews= °btu aed mini ast him oo the . col .4 freed ea the pert of the itafaudaata cud •Mr 4 *r.inford. Afterwards, in April, 1)448, a auppleeorn • ikon f decbuntor was anininence4, u whirl* the • big father with MN Wilma wee expeenely arrl the lUth d Meseh these eeti..ua Were • 4 .game{ the petilkser. Oe the 15th a May, 1554, - . ' • ii•J•o. !Artie alliruted the dleiricia of the Court • • p.t.. cod also adjudged the pelitioaer to he as slims. , tlr. Koh) eoeteaded, therefore, that if the 10th clause t...t toms part of the Legitimacy Deciaratiou Act, it • .1.1 hr milkiest to meet She petitkm with • plea 4 • • ;4.1,414 Judie (rrdiaary said that if the court dismissed • - I—talent it appeared to ►!r that the Attoruey- • • I.a •.1 w.. tartilati i.:iu on With the MO. The statute had ..en It. petitioner. the privilege of raising the question of • etkku'a legitimacy, and the AttorneyY:etteral had no aodulle i:, though he :night, if he thought tit, .le t•• :farriery, and teuder evideuce ; as it at present sr aed Joni, the court must at any rate decide the cau 1, f • ist- 4 tWl*. Mies Shedflou sad the Attoruey-Geseral. T: .tttoraey-General admitted that he must tin. •••••Ily so ou with the vitae a to the pommel status of t awisers, UlllO.l he .hoe that the fleci.ioo of • i-eholops had affected•.lecoioe of the House of Lord.. • li—efe 1...1 , 11 had deri.hol that the petitioner was ' • the I.lol.mate .ou .4 1. It. ; and if the euurt found that he ahmikl isay would undoubtedly • 0 — t the decree .4 the Howe at horde. The •)••le que.tfou appeared to turn as the two words final ' and affect "lo this illdnw. sertioe. He had a :ht to soy for hi had himself bow partial:, •auio to Us* Powoothop. IA lash.) He inimittod that • ...haws& of the House .4 Lowrie woo to be earitlered • .1 oar, for Oben le W. Appeal ft, mo it. J wilco Williams did wat wr auy letweeu t of jadgmest in IL. ..f Lord. Hal of a is a realty court. It therefore followed, me .. t.• the argiuneed a the Attorlie A 40 , 11. aid If • Mi Loa felled to obtain u judging ut io the utility court, • .1. rupplieJ to a stars as Immo i0ii,4144y . 4 wife. It .1 wA le afterwards epee to her childiem t o ro es ti m e of their legitimacy. •:, n..l* .outAtolo4l th.t although the Attorney-Graced oot r.tiar the plea of run policato it au open to hist He yam aware that to order to atoolota that pies • .• • obeata woo' he between the UMW portage ; hut be •to,t Loa she.lJet hod no would apart hum her tl Ousts.. Wdluinci ' Surely she is interested ' 4 dr. har•l • usturil hors t 4 her Majwity .ud • 1 . at 1. , L..W lath m this ...entry, `I. ff••lt • hmitted that, at sil events, her right accrued her Lithos, awl that slw was privy in Ideal. was, 1111111,ms Hut eh* would bid Lars liven if • bid hrsei heir to tar father, au that her right to • • ••• tl.o , wet &peels ue the fact 04 hat 6%14 au 1 1:-lt thrs turd that tbs sittithonres richt bhi homed by the ItMa stailles. If the prlyaest -.Art wouli 1.4 mffr..t Us, julissest of th. .4 ••trl roort 14...t.,0. this has chest. bid so is ..d why. than, bad they boas eitol '" . . Wlllioumo- no.l.oriou. ramose. As ornate 1.1( t.. th. riiM bob' .4 We.6la. sal you on, 11.... • •••oonly ciM I. I:. I: Thee tie Judgment ot Ilkis "Hirt os,st strict . W,!:.ame But it wouLl tut affect the JuJg t., • Lege m 4611444. THE' EXPRESS: 'SATURDAY EVENING, NOTBMBER '10,6-1181011T Mr. Role coutended that the effect of three judgments was sot merely to MOWS to his clients the estates to which they had succeeded. They in fact made Yr. Patrick the representative of the late Yr. ithedden ; and he submitted that anything that would deprive him of that status wwild affect the judgment of the House of Lords. [The case was proceeding when we went to prom ) VIE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLUKEN WELL GAMIC HIGHWAY IGIBBERT. erg Wei A road, a fellow well known to the police, was charged before Mr. D'Erncourt with highway robbery under the following elm/instances : Mr. Wakeling appeared fur the prisoner. Caroline Hayes, a servant out of place, was standing in Wakefield-street, talking to her sister, when she felt some thing move in her pockets. She turned sharply round, and see* the prisoner removing his hand from her dress, she sabsW him, when he bonnie very rough, pushed her violently away, and then ran off. He was pursued by Mr. Mills, an army clothes cutter. when the prisoner finding that he was about to be stopped, called out " nut stop me, there he goes and by that means he was out then taken. When he was apprehended and the pmeecutrix came up the pri ' sober said -" What money have you lost !" and upon being told a florin and a penny, he said he would Fry her abd al o sire her some money for herself. Polioe-constsble Webb, 110 E, came up and found in the prisoner's hand the money the complainant had lost. The prisoner has before been in custody for similar offences and has not brag been out of prison. At the station the prisoner rid he was a dyer, but pre a false address. The prisoner wished the magistrate to settle the caw at once, ae it would save time. . . . Mr. liEyncourt said he could not comply with the pri• soner's request, and fully enmnutted him for trial. The pro.oner, on being removed, said he supposed he should get it hot this tiros. The No fionolitis of Turin states that the Italian parliarmat im likely to be convoked fur the 15th of January ; the elections will in that case take place about Christmas. The works at the National Gallery (nays the Be der) are being visoronely proceeded with by Munn. Cabin and Co., under Mr. Peanethorne's directioe bat we can scarcely believe that they will be coeupleted within the few weeks originally spokes of as the length of time during which the gallery would be closed. On Tuesday, a silver cradle, valued at 300 pi tmen, was presented to Mr. F. Perkins, the outgoing Mayer of Southampton, and on Wedneeda) the Corporatsoa and magietratee give him a grand brusquet. Mr. Perkins has presented the Corporation with a purtruit of her Majesty the queen by Wins/shaker. A very destructive fire broke out in the pretuiffies at the back of Mr. Downie 's chemist shop, Saisdhill, Newcastle, on Thursday night, sad, before it meld be subdued, destroyed ea extensive range of warehouses and some valuable pro- Prtr• LA ITH(t'AKL t i LOVER CA NA DA. —On the morn ing of the 17th alt., at fifteen minutes before six, a snack of an earthquake was felt in Montreal end other parts of Lower Canada. Bede rocked, windows rattled violently, and stoves did sot remain AU Altogether, the shocks an reported to have lasted about five minutes ; the first one butlers three, sad the meond, after an interval of about • minute, two. OUTWARD BRAZIL MAIL --SOUTRAIIIPMS Nov. 9. The Royal Man Company's steamer Magdalena, Captain Wnolwanl, sailed hence to-day at 3 p.m.. wlth the monthly mail for Bt. Vintamt, Cape Verdes, Bahia, Pernambuco, Rio do Josairo, the Bradls, sod River Plate. Mhe took 101 isehidieg 114or•Oerieral Mir 7'. Phillips and far Ayres, ne.; the Bishop of Rio time& ma took on freight English gold, 7,9711. ; bar silver, 14,0001. ; diamonds, 2,17. V. ; jewel lery, 1,1:101. ; From& gold, 2,4171. ; diamonds, 310/. ; jewel- lery, 14,8751. ; sad a fall ergo of Freaelt and English moretiondloo CAPOLITAX Poses.—BOAßD or TRADE, WHITE, eau., Nov. 7. —The Right Hoe. the Leeds cf the Com mittee at Petty Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of Mate for Ponies Affair a copy ref a de spatch hoes bar Majesty's Wainer at MO's, miclaideg • copy of a derma, dated the 19th ult., sad pieblibed Ia the Official Journal of the& city, of which the >h is a translation ,—'• Art. 1. Prom the date of the al the pretest decree, all trerchandiee arriving hem other of the Pont.' Provinces of Italy will be oweiiesad home prance, cal coneequently treated as rick le Nowak., ports The transport of such goods will be treeklered as • coasting senile when carried on in vessels wader the national flag. Our Cll.l4orOdl regulations will. therefore, be applied to the same. The custom-bona= along the (metier of the Has. hes and l'mhela are al.liabed. The mistiog r e Dona 'reporting the Wand of Airily will remain inf ibl loop until the Italian tariff is introduced there. Art. 2. The duties fixed in the table suneasl to the decree uf Nth of frptember last , ou the importstion and inportatioe of eel , L.llll merchandise, will contains provisineally in force. Art :1. Foreign rods arriving from the free porta of Leg. Mini, (trona, and Amour., ad] pay, at the cuetonidioum of the porta at which they arrive, the duties axed by the ten* at preeent in fonn. Yeleiela with such produce can only dial with costombousee, according to lir regulations of Jane 19, DUO. Art. 4. The exportation el grail from the Italian provinces and from Sway is provi sionally prohibited."- • Ilautte. THE INCARI'IRATIoN or Luau WILLIAM ON SMOTE —ln July last, Lonl William Werner, WO of the Duke of Leedi, amainl to the Canibridge lasolvest Court for rldeharge. !fig debt. aniounted to about 1,000 f., Mho major part .4 which, it wan contended by his opposing cre diturt, chiefly money lenders, was contracted withal say reasonable prospect of paying. Under all the cireamelances, the nutty court yudge declined to pant prinectier, and di re..tol that Lord William should he imprisoned for ix nemtha from the date .4 the rioting tinier. The term of imprnonment will expire on Wednesday next, when his lonlYhip will be released. During his incarceration he hag lean regularly visited by his wife cud se :end gentlemen of Corpus College. list U.* coallientent has told upon him, and lat tons he has bees is 11 melancholy state. It is, however, hoped by his friends that he will soon recruit his strength.— Cent , i•foe tedependear. A Lrftaele IN WIN DADE CANTLE/. -0u Sunday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, a young gentleman respectable appearance and address presented himself before the two sentinels at the gate on Castle-hill, whe stoppel hien, stating that it Mils the entrance only for the royal bandy, on what the stranger said, " I am the Prince Wale.," when, from his geutlemenly mamma, the sea tineh presented anus and suffered him to pees. He sitar wards awarded in passing the sentinels at the gateway at the York sad Lancaster Towers ; sal, having got into the quedrangle, he entered the matte by the Au gus ta T o w e r. Oa pruceebeg along the passage. he was met by one of the royal inmate, who inquired be bu.inua, when he said, "I am th e Prince of Wales, end am going to mee my mother, the Queen." The servant toll him he would ac company him, and introduced Iwo to the superintendent, Baker, who, finding the young gentleman insane, conveyed him to the Ade keeping of Mr. Pullin, .4 the Old Windsor Union. It was ultimately ascerLdue.l that the unfortunate ' youth, whose age is elsaii, 90 year., is the eon of an unlit. pestling gentleman of the name .4 Daphne, residing at or sear Blacitinath, to whom lie was heeled over on the T or ok, following. Ile had recently been discharged from s private lunatic asylum, istaler the inapt eaania that he bed "Sthis proper seam.. ilt Itßaltßatillt IN HYDE l'A EC. —VEriOUS eshernes have hem proposed, including the design for an subunit,. (habit fountain, with a large .111101tht .4 sculpture, for Use treadoninition d the circular neervior in Hyd e . park, dem tu Park-lane, taro "a t bitng of beauty." We now understand that the largo Waterloo van which stood in the vestibule of the National tiallery to to be conveyed thither, and made to form a prominent object, with what accesortee and arrangement us hate yet to Irarn. - Redder. Sturm:ray M Leone. Itt Rox Bran MAIM lan —A feeling d painful letterset has been excited to the diet** in coosequenos of a suspected murder which is alleged to bees taken place on Saturday last at Eckford, near Jedhurgi. It appears that the victim is a man named Crosier, r ••ate living in lantuo, near Jeolbergh, and the mode of liis death was drowning, imoiiimparred by violence. Crooner ...me time ego lout his horse, and as his cart was his principal mews of sulaistence, ,onaiderable aympathy ins. felt to him m the district, where he was well kouwo sin respected. A subscription was triad, ndlicient to pur chase souther horse, and the money we. some days *gaper armed to Crosier. He Unleaded, it is said, to come to keho to panties, • horse, and left home, taking the morsey alii..h was ergot by suhscription with him. Nothing more s• heard of Lim till Saturday hod, when hi. deed body wee found w /Isle Water, sear &Aron( Mill. When taken out it the water, two deep pthes were found oo his bead sad hi. pockets had bona riftd. 'show:Amon was gives to the Pr..iiatur-Fia,d, who low since 110110 engaged io • strict in v...t ligation of the circumstances --.:kotrows a. 'foo St.:,..•ccartA. —Tile New York newcpapan supporting Mr. Abraham Lincoln's party complain that sib., the Penneyls acorn election too gamey oftlessoweiers 111111 e.saing over to their ranks. The fire waters of the south, tiwy rr}, tho..et .4 preparing to carry Wilt their threat of tads, up au ill.. t I sag to Owl rest lg A 1 .11411\111 . 1 bosom. The siphon... of leficrecia is remembered, that 'Jew Amend true paigic fhe Weehingtoe Star cos: -"Republication appsn Nay bees getting amaringly pupates NI the rear 1• .4 1At...,1g,'• election have heightened, sad we hest Most (he inc....ioes to the Republican melts have bren so overwhelming lately, that the Original Jaoobs' have ist soied that the Issas should he dosed, low their claims shcold be h a t right of altogether in the mob of these eleventlilliour Libutirete It wee amusing to bear asepses. Ist ems surprise A 4 different parties met is the rtioni—eit. • !Vbo wouLl have thought of aeslag you bare ' Was del you lease the Br e cki e ridge crow d?' I thought yes iitsa for Dreigkel" Thunder you • Republican nose Lee ehaamed slurs you ad& is the mob that we. going to teat down tr.e £re aka,' sad w as." SHARE LISIS.-4TIfUS DAY.) Two dOssoi. Business in the railway share market to-day is extremely limited. The only variations worthy of mention in prices consist of a decline of 1 per cent. in South Eastern stock, and an improve ment of like amount in Caledonian. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1091 to ; Great Western, 731 to !; Midland, 1331 to .1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171} to ; Caledonian, 921 to 93 ; and South Eastern, 85 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway sham are firm at par to prem. Great Western of Canada and Grand Trunk of Canada remain much depressed. OADI2fAIT BILUINII AID STOCK,. i k i ha I samara I ::,,L" 14M :t!, 1 all jUssa.lloL altorirVaL S a t - IL U N0k.14441,0406..Taa. 76 - 16 all PLUM** ui 121 : riftlr d ardAme.a lt 1 .7 Oh IN &WM mil laraat It. UN Oahrloolos - NI all Oak mil larriso - al all Oarawall at 0 - 19 all Da. •I A aro ev. aztll - - - N all Da I 1 gto. Is ail* 11. - ..• 50 all lid aod IliJos. - -.- 6511a1l D 001.17440,11 •INLJN. 71 9 - 140 Ma* U. UM ladari al entki a U 621 N. 144 lairs 174144.1110ak• N 69 - k la Da. 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AMtliallli trd Brit.& Irish 14* . _ De. 117 per e. maim DeC _ _ Canada WA (ate.awl Mange . Mg of CIIANONE. Do. Prof. U peg sea Oriel Paso. Do. rrefogosos Do. 6 p. et. ?gm. Dolk Fiot I onlairrig.aDanol Do. New Log. and Aust. Cep Gen. Stains Navigated) Great Fltlp (Malted) 17i per rest. Peel fan. Marla Tel. (L.) Linden Dleconnt (L.) Las. Gen. Omnibus Oa Madras Irrldro. I Casa Mdllierranesalnaalel. Medlar. In. TeL (Lim) NW Dual Dime* .oe. NerbuddaesalttrantL) Netherland.' Lad De. S p. a., la al ;Ma N. Sm.'. I N. Sea. IL N. NM. Austrelaila Odental Gas . Do. " Now Shoros *deo. la. max (Um) • Po. do. 1 P•e 1 lbw Lod a Whi. ITonto. "ad Was. Ilisook Te - v; Ead Ilea dr lad. Tel. I Ke. forgo) ge. bylk.Gov luuraufsy Teas Do. Ns. Royal Mall ktu Scottish Lost. Imelda Mouth Asellen Lad r f ebels:toe TeL sal L letio De. do. Registered r-•t t Li.. Co. fp. OSA IVA... theater/4 Aabg MONMY *Amor-cram pity,) Two o'Ctoor. The funds to-day me stationary at yesterday's prioee, with few transactions. In the share mar ' kets business is equally languid, and the variation in prime is trifling. British railway stocks are generally steady. Lombardo-Venetian firmer, and 'Canadian heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. 'Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 70fr. 22c., showing a further improvement of per cent. compared with the lest price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to for money, and 931 to for the 6th of Doc. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1; New Three per Ceuta., 911, 4 ; India Stock, 2231; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103/, 1 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die., par. In the foreign stock market there is no varia tion of importance the transactions being limited. The Turkish Lola of 1854 remains steady at 71 to 1, and that of 1858 at 571 to 58. There are still inquiries for Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., in anticipation of the dividend due Dec. 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian a-Half per Cents., 554 (exchange 251 r.) Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per CentL , 1852, 89 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881, 89 ; Danish Three per Cents, 83 ; Dutch Two-aud-a-Half per Ceuta., 641 (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 991 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta for account, 941 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441; ditto for account, 451; Russian Four-and a-Half per Ceuta., 941 , ; Spanish Three per Conte., 49 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 571, 58. HAW-rAer Two o'CLoca. Consols are a shade firmer than at 2 o'clock, the present quotations being 931 j to i for money, and 931 " buyers" for the account. In the discount market yesterday only the beet short paper could be Negotiated below 4} per cent., and the demand was brisk. At the Bank of Eng land, however, business was rather quiet. In the Stock Exchange there was a good supply of money at 2to 2} per cent. on English govern ment securities. _ The exact amount of specie engaged for trans mission by the Indus on Monday is 145,0001., of which 79,5001. is silver, and 7,0001. gold for Bombay, 6,1001. silver for Calcutta, and 53,0001. gold for Alexandria. The remittance for Alex andria consists of sovereigns, which were mostly withdrawn from the Bank yesterday. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for India at ss. lid. per ounce, showing a fall of W. compared with the price realised for the previous remittance, although the present rate has ruled in the interval. There was little alteration yesterday afterraxin in the foreign exchanges. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.184 to 17 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.144 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 moths, 11.184 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 1130 to 24 ; Hamburg, ma beg." 3 months, 13.8 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, 35.124 to 174; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 40 ; Prooldort-om4bw-Meine, 3 months, 1171 to ; Peteribtug (pre rouble), 3 moths, 354 to I STienne, di. So., S months, 13.75 to 80 ; Tneste ditto, 3 mouths, 13.75 to 80; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to lj ; Oadis, 3 months, 494 to I ; lashom, 3 morths, 25.60 to 5 ; Genes, .1 nmaths, 25.50 to 24 ; Milan, 3 months, 26.50 to 5 ; Naples, 3 month; 394 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1204 to 121 ; - Mee Ana, S months, 1204 to 121 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 534 to 4. Owing to the increased demand for money, the rate of discount for the best bills at Paris, which 'has been 3 per cent, for some time past, is now about 31. At Amsterdam and Brussels the rate remains at 3 ; Vienna, 6 ; Berlin, 3} ; Frankfort, 21 ; and Hamburg, 2 per cent. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce that they will be ready ou the 19th instant to deliver the New Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds in exchange for the fully paid scrip receipts ; also, for such further portion of the loan u may be paid up in full on the 15th inst. The annual drawing of bonds of the Turkish Loan of 1868 will take place next mouth. The 'sum applicable is 53,0001. The bond. that may be drawn will receive a bonus of no less than 42 per cent. There is a rumour from Paris that M. Mires en tertains an idea of combining with his proposed Turkish loan a subscription fora National Bank of Turkey. The report, however, appears to lack substance. _ _ _ Mr. R. Allday Kerrison, of Birkfield-lodge, ipa wich, has been admitted a partner in the old: established firm of Meows. Harvey. and 111111R01114, bankers, at Norwich. The name of the tirm will be continued as heretofore. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending October 20 were 16,6891. sterling, being 4,3301. morn than in the ooressaponding week of last year. The share certificates of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company are now reedy for de livery in exchange for the bankers' reoeipta. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued lust evening by Messrs. NV. J. and H. Thompson : In the colonial markets the improvement previously noticed has been fully maintained, most kinds of produce are in good demand, and prices of sevend still tend up ward.. The sales of auger have gone elf with spirit, and at dd. to Is. per cwt. advance in many O&M. Importers of toffee have shown firmness, some parcels Living been withdrawn, and the decline thereby checked. White pepper has attracted attention; an advance of fully Id. per lb. being establialied ; and of black extensive sales here gone off at about former rates. Rice is rather dearer, and large parcels have changed hands on the spot as well as afloat. Saltpetre is quiet but firm. Tea has been inactive, and public sales are declared for next week. The monthly return of the Bank of Franco, as made up to Thursday last, the Bth of Nov., snows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) Gain and bullion Bills discounted Notes in circulation lncrease 360,000 Treasury &poen' lncrease 580,000 Private deposita Advances on public securities Increue 103,000 The decrease in the bullion would probably have been larger but fur the purchases of gold effected by the Bank in Loudon. The continued pressure for discount acouniniodation will nut escape atten tion. The decline in the bullion in the previous return was 2,840,000/., and the increase in the dis counts 1,100,000/. A rise in the rate of discount of the Bank of France is probable. The present rate is 31 per cent. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 7, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 4,968,172 Increase) 811,e16:1 Other depoerte 13,114,251 Decrease 622,6132 Government seettrities in banking department Other seen titles is banking department Oats and Indian in both departments 13,417,086 Deerease 220,768 Owes day and other bills 820,934 Decrease 58,199 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (noteel win) in banking ilepartalieut 7,166,015 berme* 66,372 The decline in the coin and bullion continues, but the drain has not increased in severity. The larva increase in the Treasury deposits is almost entirely counteracted by the decrease in the private deposits, combined with the increase in the securities. The reserve, however, has increased 66,5721. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: imports of gold, so,rxkv. ; expurti of gold, 905,5151. ; imports of silver, 11,9251. ; exports of silver, 160,6tit11. pl i . I ral 8*13005. ,Cloldopirro 1 to INN I }N. 10-dp IN NI AN04644t N. la II 80 Y Der...lerrlstalut Ni i rl is rot I Deasivowoosigitii 1 Itoall Da. NeNgere ott —.— 10 108 Dot 119.4 .1 4" 16 N 11N0 . 10 100 OM. 70 40 5d. J i eg m 41** 0 411 70 1 a 8 * 1 * 3 a 1 11 1 le 0 pa. Sur 1 dla —.. 116 10 Wm* 1 a 14 IN IN6 Indi aged a lii 11 1 0 100 10 ell Do. I:64Nlis T — N all D0..7" IN all Do. 4114Vroboot us 99 101 on Do. Ip. et. do. iOO 76 Do. do. do. 1916-70 1 die par N ell Gleams 4 Melbourne St 109 Grand nu* N *redo Mt 119 91 11 : 1 100 all Do. 4 par et Prot . 75 Ye DM 7/ 1114 all Do.llo.PreL4p.ottle. Id 0 08 21 100 all De. 0 par et 1149499. 47 49 100 an Do. 711 w of 10N W 66 64 1N a 5 Do. do. lig. 1N ill Do. W. MI. 64 47 48 IL IN ladled PeadNit6 93/ NT 1 — II6ID II De. New , 1 Ot t lb U d. 011.9014*11 al as all U 0 10E164 11 11 104 14 14 11 901 1111 Do. New 0 0. 0 111 a Do.ll6.,panltZ eb 941 101 1N all Do. do. 73 WIN 09 lot 100 aD Do. do. 73 93 101 IN all Ddldp.4l9l4..payt 96 ft 84. IN It 10 Madras Do. do. 6 Owe. 4 per et. 80 8 95 0 i t 14 IN IN Do. 41 per et IP 16 Do. 441 e , ,E 84 11 1 7 871 dla 84. IN 114113.Corpep.. 10 N. Wonawlek it Cooed& D u A * all Do. de. JAM do. 5 6 7 — 10 all Do. oap. o all Do. do. do. B Lad At T do. I V N ba dodo (Waled) — BL 100 lets& ld 59 ID 10 De. Pas** I I lk O 100 [blade,. Wats. 60.0. N MI f ..... N I i s 6 }} i 7 Ass DUINTIrIi STOOLS. Mx I 55. I 1119001. 1 TIT 10(. tabu 1 Win Vwsl lit dt. It orth.4p.e.JaadJaly 00 — IL I—l Norfolk 4p.c.14r.411601. 00 01 U 1154111 It N. led. 4p.e6. laa.i/aly 140 os no IL *NOW N. Not 69. N. 100 90 111 -. 177767 W.llidloodOst —4lpel 00 COLONIAL Ne. 1111 Noma 1 1.4. 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Mapice Downs 4A0,00 4 14 .. laly Births LILL 311 (troy Lola*. 5 51 .... W ilh Ar ee Dowat .. N. hafras (1111Z i . n i 466 , .. N. Wl. Swot ) LW. 4 1 4 . . Nara Wlaal y - Par C 0... (34. 'Jamul . 11 11 It 1,120 SO Prorldateo (U. Waal). 0.07. 47 49 1;a00 .. earache Coo. Ma. Co. 14a. I s a .- 612 .. 0. Cando. A. Clan l6 105 I. . i IA Clara Brie (Wry . 111. 14 31 Deus lroa — on r - 1 W.r7=1341W1 1 1) *as Ai toll 1 Tamar 191.1/1.401 Slat 44 110 INA. 14 If i MI Tla Croft 11, .. Val* of Tway ICara) Oa •L IL .. Mau Buret Illogut) UM .. W. Caradoo 41.1ard) 1 76 10 VD II 111 .. Warn Won 612 .. Wla. Bunt (Illogaa) .. WE. 800.. ,Rad 1 roth)) •4 I N SY I4 1, .. WNW 1. .. Wk. ilward (0•0*) T 1 1 .. Wl. Ciro (Ca. Labia 1.7.2. 17 10 Mary Lae (Itenhaulot) lAN .. Ad ?Mamas, (Usk * Is 20:d IFOILMOIf WNW ell TBL I Your. lid ICL potosa 1 /aka. ANL 10 Attetralla - in 76640 1 Bon Accord, Uratted l4, a 4 die -. 10,040 * Draalzap. (12.6161.) Ift I ft - 11.000 26 Do. M. John del U 7 SS lii 21$ - 11,000 $ Do. Lands law Co. all -..- - Kea, I Chi.Corl. lila. CO. Jaart 1 - -.- 12. 0 Dobro Copper all 68 46 16 4 10 .... 76,000 1 rua gia rlaiMala Copper all 1 1 1 1 4 2 /Mans - t l O,OOO l IS (femoral all 21 II -. 40,0 N I Ot. Northern of 8. Australlalr) 1 4 dl. par WON I - 44,000 le lUnarms apanda lam) pm ft - 10,601 & LaMantia j put - 100,414 1 IlLutiulta all 1 1 dla - 60,(40 1 N. Min tutrall e a Copper(ll 01l L 12.6 - A 4) - 10,000 II Pontelloodltherlaall all 1 i -. 100,000 1 Port Phillip 1 -. 404 1 Atoll . (Ilia) lli. I t IMt - 48.174 MA Worthing kes all - 4,000 1 (Um.) all 1 - *KO 1 Do. -...- JOINT KOCK MANIA I. la. I 54001. IN. 1 CI. 'Mad 1 ffalas. 146116 110 Agra aad V. 64 Disk . IS SI IS - %NS 0 Andraliata 1114166 111 leak of EMS LOOD 111 Bank of Load's 4 11 LS 141.460 II Dank of Turkey 1 le 1$ dlo le ill 19.0e•0f all 67 MI IS MIPAN II) CUM Bank of In Austral* and Chin. an aft 111 "• 44111 16 CtaNd. Mere of lads Loa., and china ell II ON 140 City - 0001 100 Colo** - o l4 o,oookatt cow. ot Canada 0 - 26,000 100 Corn. of London - *NO' to Eng IeoLNANLObO4I4I all 1111 10$ -.. 80,00 a 10 0. Book cd elftiodinid all 02,0001 TO Lon. Ch. ink al Aorlai 4 sa 014 1164 250.100. 40 Loudon and County 40,0011 , 4 an Joint Stook - WACO 110 Lead... et route &Mean I 1 1$ dla - /4091' 100 Lon. and tradadastor lll -.-. 1114 2 10,44101 100 Nat. Prow. el islirl II -. ... - IKON 10 Do. Nom 140 N IN National Bank 20,0111 1 ID New South Mass 4460 11 outol bask cupola 4 43 46 Id aft 4 ad WM 26 Ottoman Bank 10,11011 IN Provincial of !reload - .- - LINN 10 o. Nes 10,011 * t D h Australia all - - 41N 86 Caton of Matrons *oil ao Union of 14,noloa LON 140 Unity Mutual 111:1 21 Sad 21 NI 111 m IN MI IS MI 1_ _ 1_ Me I 6 .+ 1 as 1 ilk I •1 N 48 711 71 18 1 14 ) to 17 17) 17 18 II 48 Sl id 11111 . 11$ S4IIIC OP proLAND.—Au Ao i& sad Ilia Vie., e. s 3; yrfil l EMI DIN Notes honed in, 05,440 meant to the Act ft& 111 tf e.iyi, " • Goveniass. debt A11,011%1011 segentkm.. 3 , 4 r4 1 .900 Odd coin and bal Iten Silver bullioa 117,634,44. a Pr e olrletori Csyltal :,1"4.558.11" DI 000 5,101,00 Poblfe Depo,lts In cluding , Bas. Bantu, com mix. of hlaiolllli Debt, and Div. Acetn iepod 4,9e8.1 72 Other ta Seven day and other Bills isr,ae,«. Goverment Seem. titles including Dead 11 sight an salty Oilier Muftis* Notes 64a,370 Gold sad Silver Coln 736,046 L84424,9= Nov. 8. 1800. ititt.‘lo.l7 MARSHAL!. Mel ambler. Faumy Eymingo, Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 4 for the 6th December, opened and closed to-day at the same same quotation. For money the last price was 93. to tt. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Confabs, for money, 93., 1, 1# ; ditto for account (Dec. 6), 934, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91. 1; New Three per Ceuta., • ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 185, 16. ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Stook, 2234 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103. • ditto Four per Cent.. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dia. ; Five per Cent. " sidecar " rupee paper, ,• 96. when government securities were quiet, but the Five per Cent. Stook of 1859 continues to meet with inquiry. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. dis. to Por• The Turkish Bonds of 1838 rose per cent. to day, closing at 574 to 58. The Loan of 1834 was firm, at 71 to 1. Spanish Bonds were in demand on foreign account ; the Deferred Three per Cents. were last quoted 40. to 4. Mexican Bonds receded at the claw to 20. to 21.. In the market for batik shares the principal feature was a rise in Bank of Turkey, which closed at Ito k die. Some influential purchases were effected, and are stated to be in connexion with news reccivod to-day that the board at Constanti nople has been reconstructed by the adhesion of several Greek merchants of respectability. Bank of Loudon and Oriental Bank shares were better. Peninsular and Oriental StVAIII retain a drooping tendency. The Khania of the Millwall Iron Company were quotAxl to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. In the mining market to-day West Caradon shares are iu demand ; transactions are officially re corded in the Stuck Exchange at 79, 74, and 74. East- Wheal Russell have been dealt in at 11. Shares in East Caradon, Providence, Mark. Valley, Wheal Margaret, and Wheal Ludoott have also met with attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very quiet, at former prices. Kapunda mining have been dealt in at 11 prem. Nothing of note has occurred in the metal mar ket this week. The standard for copper ores has advanced, but the sale of eo r p s ei se i e s d uniformly dull. Iron keeps steady, with a shade better demand. Tin is unchanged. is rather more inquired for, but still quiet iu demand. Spelter has rallied a little, but entirely from speculative operations. Tin ilates continue to be neglected. Reviewing the course of 90 mines for six months, Mr. Peter Watson, iu his circular of last evening, observes : I Ind the depreciation in the market value is 862,975/.Be. The dividends declared doling the pest six months hays been 145,243/. lie. The calls which have been made amount to about 5.5,497/. It is important, however, to ob serve that many steam pumping engines, winding engines, steam stamps, steam crushers, wsLer wheels, pitwork, and other machinery, also dressing floors, &c., have been added to these mines, which has caused an outlay of many thou sands of pounds, and are uevertheless not only additions to the value of the plant, but for the efficient, effectual, and economical working of the mines themselves. From Pencraig Lead Mute Captain Roberts reports (Nov. ii) ." 1 continue to drive at the west end, in the 9 5 , in No. I abaft. The ore continuos exceedingly good at the bottom of the level, and has improved much at the top. It looks bested. throughout. How got a few toes of ore to grass, and shall dress it iounadlatsiy.• COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow il quoted 60s. 6d., net cash ; Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 60s. fkL to 608. lid ; all the year, 60a. 6d. ; January to March, 61s. to 61s. Id. ; April to June, Ma. 6d. ; October to December, 5.15. MAXIM AVIRAORIL —Town tallow, 635. 3d. ; fat by ditto, Ss. 3d. ; yellow Russian, 625. 6d. ; melted stuff, 445. 6.1.; rough ditto, 27a.; tallow graves, 20s. ; good Arms, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) , Masan. Davis and Co. report trade firm to-day. Prima : —Prime meadow bay, 75a. to 84s. ; superior do., 9.1 e. to 115 a. ; inferior do., 50a. to 80s. • rowan, 40.. to 50e.; clover, old, 90.. to 110 i. ; ditto sioaid cut, 80.. to 100 x.; straw, 30.. to Sits. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Importations of Dutch Hamburg grapes (retinue to arrive, but their quality, am was stated last week, is very inferior to that of last year. American Newtown pippins may still be hail at. from 2s. to 3*. per dozen. In pears no alteration has taken place since our last report ; plums an good condition may yet be obtained. New oranges fetch from tie. to 10s. per 100. Good filberts may be bad at from 9d. to Is. per lb. Cabbages, carrots, and turnips may be obtained 111 quantity. Cauliflowers are scan*. Potatoes realise from 6s. to lOs. per awl Cucumbers are scarcer. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias. dahlias, violate, mignonette, heaths, and roses line Apples, per lb., 6111 to tla Grape', per H.., 3.1 to 61 Peaches, per dot, es to 92 rya, per dor., Soto:Is VIM IT. Plums, p. 3a to as M Pears, pr dug.. Is to to Apples, pot doz., ad to la id lk pit . 1100, 6.1.t0 each, ts to 44 Lemoss,ia — r 100:01 to 105 YitOZT. Cauliflowers, sock 44 to to Grtons,pdos. buitolios,fold logo l'Ablages, y. dos., 1. 04 to 8104 Potatoes, p too 1004 to 1301 per bun Ss to ts Ott per beadle, Led el to °Woos, per I dere, to le ad Tomatoes, per dos., le to es %ballot', per lb, Od to 83 • Garlic, per lb, Od to Id Lattures,cab., p.sc., IsOd Coe, per more, le to is Id Itadlve, per more, la to 3 Od Horsera..Wl3, per bea..1.63 to le Muahrooom, p. poll., le to ft MI Parsley, per It bunrbes, as tole Savory, per bunch, 23 to 64 Per cwt.: Ss to es Carrets, per beeth, Id to AI l'u-nips, per bunch, 44 to tal .picutch, tan aloe. 2a Al to as Cucumber a, del to Is Od Artichokes, per tete., da to es beet, per doe, Is ed to 1:s PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LtenkrooL, Nor. I.—The market is dull on the prospect of dearer mosey, but pekes do not recede. Birkenhead, 78/ 79 Caledonian stock. VII I—Eastern Counties, 10:-16 10616—areas Northern stock. 114 e 1164—Orsat Western, 784 781—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171_1171—London and North Western, loot 1001 —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 4tll 4sl—Midland stock, IESI 1831—Ditto New shares, 1 13.16 11616 pm.—North British stork, 6fl 621—North Staffordshire. 31 SI din —North Eastern and Berwick capital stock, 1021 10”—Torh capital mock. 82 se& —Leeds stock, 671 6111-13outh Eastern, 26 0-111 Y 1141—Mass Mimed, thford, 47—Deteh Moulds, S 7-16 3 5-16 Ma— li:rat Luseinleurg, 04 di—Unind Trunk of Canada, 5) 6 6-16— cetera el Canada, 11) 111-lAtto New Mama pi 8,1 We. —Buffalo and lake Huron, 51 (Mad Utp, 50., ia dd.— Thames and Hersey Hanna Company, 11-16 i pm. llemmerem, Nov. o.— The market was quiet and steady, ringing not quite at the best. Canada', 11 Caledonians, OreatWeetern, 731—Leeds, 1171—London', 1001—Berwicks, Midland, 1144—bitto, New,Lt p.— Hovers, 26111-16—Binningham Guaranteed Stock, 771 Blienehia, Ofit—Trunks, 61—Birken heads, 796. 11Miti5a6ea, Nov. 9.--Bhaffordshlre Gas sharee were sold to day at 10!. Closing prices :—Great Western, 731 ?Sr—Birming ham Guaranteed, 76 7 7 —Midland, 16S1 111i—Utaffordshlre and Worcestershire Canal. Mt SSO —Birmingham Banking Companys shares, MI sellers—lllnuirigkarat Brad-street Brewery. 23 Company. Old Union Hill, 101 10). Business quiet. RAILWAY TRAYIPIO.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov. 3 amounted to 11er3,2901., and for the corresponding work of lest year to 490,410 L, showing as increase of 42,880/. The gross reoeipts on the eight reiltirkys having their termini is the metropolis amounted to 225,311/., and for the cor responding wash of 1859 to 213,061/., showing an increase of 14,4264 The inseam on the Beaters Counties Railway amounted to 1,007/. ; on the Great Northern, to 564/. ; on the Great Western to 2,6461. ; oo the Loudon and North-Western, to 1,8151. ; on the Loudon and Blackwell, to 44/. ; on the London. Brighton, and Routh Coast to 3,291/. ; on the London and 43 , .uth Western to 3,43 a ; awl ou the Suuth•Loters to 1,536/. ; total, 14,4281. The receipta on the other lines in the roiled Kinwlten amounted to 304,2011., and for the corresponding week of last guar to 276,4471., showing an increase of 28,452/.. which, added to the hansom on the metropolitan hues, makes the tete' inert:lse 42.541. v., as comp...led with the euriest...inling weak of Ib6N. .... 4 110. 40,1 ', 70,000 LW MAN 10,000 WAD UAW IKON 1.1:00." 10000 1,714 111, OOD "°l°.--,:":°°- - - 1 - - HS 16 N N se SO St N 1V IS IS 15 111 Ili ~k Ik I 1 It i z .I, i pm I{ 1 i L par "IT II le Y Id 3.