The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (11118 DAY.) COURT OF WWI BENCH. *mugs at NY Prim for Mishlhaim, after term —(Bame Mr. Jumiee Hill and Cumman Juries.) (bre. mishap ootanienred this massism, Mr. Jerkier Hill ve , N ii tt i for the Lord Chief Judi* who is repeal is g.uc....L so insportaat rase in the now trial piper, ma dw -I*'•'l,•f dams term, mot wh waa part heard in Trinity Tim. rause 11.4 u constitate4 ol 36 reroaorta and M saw "A n ., lama, 77 aimed etandrai for trial at them uttiep. 44 Uwe .ftly 1l are set down for aporial jnnsL The court was oocupied all the morning disposing of an laserplcmier moue. " Lambert and soo th er r. Hamm" 'ea' nos u of tar sligtatom gromal ultereat. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Cummisicoar Erma.) IN ZS PICKPOID. Ltokrupt, a merchant, of Yeachwth Lstreot, &Wild f 16,3431. ; aaaeta abut 3,500/. inn and his Hamm/. granted a &Nom! tcrtifi..att allies Xs. Osmaidoeir Hoiroyd.) IS St 11.14C1A ADD Room& Tt bankrupts were leather-feetem of the New Leatimr• mark. t. iternscroJety. A petition led been preowned by thy 4.0.10 u and Weetniinetee Bank, and stood for hewing ;.riving that certa'.n goods of the valued 90 1 1, srh.dh 1.. el ken taken by the assignees, might be given up the ;unworn as tiU. holder* of bills representing the e. tie application of Mr. Liskiater, for the assigloloy an , Ulllllllo3t wu Unieria IN if Ws/ AND AItIIB.—CNAIIGN3 Or FRAUD. The lankrupts were merchants, of rish.street-hill. This was an dd,l lankruptcy, but the certificate sitting has bey adjourned from tone to time, with • vier to eushlo the bankrupts to make some ansagemeet with their crudities. Then pent debts are 4,1641., an which dividends of le. PK have Wei, ;Val& M I M. Alinsheres opposed for the asggeees. The bank riot. •tyled themselves merchants, but their trailing Sc. nut extended over saves months only. Their history was this :.—A sum of about 2,00.1/. had been left them by their father; one of them was eery extrsvagrint—hettieg oa horse-nave le. , and they last the whole of their = toss of then thee beams a elm* to the Welters ltailway, at about SOL a year, sal the other • clerk to the Gemmel Batik of Switseriand. The , afterwards darted ne talliehinntes, and obtained goods b e !riving refervocie to their uncle, who wee a director if tit,. south Western Railway sod the General Bank of Bwit rei Loot. They purchased butter to a large 'sleek without baring say knowledge of the trade; they thin placed It In the hands of factors, who sold it eta kiss. 'They thee went into the French merino trail,. purchasing of a manufacturer :it Lyons, and pawning the goods with Messrs. Attosboirough. They had dealt in the Mme woe with welcher, glace silk, ribbons, and cambric., winch they had bought. For this they were liable to a criminal prosseutioo ; bat as they were young 0111a f tl e t y e origami did sot wish to deal harshly with them. b had also toads a preferential payment of :11)1. on the eve of their lontruptcv to Mr. Pruner , their personal friend. They tool drawsaosotturiolation bile, arsiliodueed one of their clerk* to accept for thentTheido Ives whein hal excesaire, east Mews, Pre/seat; the hanker., held • nuniber 1 worthhne b They adootted bar* purl Uneven to Yr. Anaheim* the pawnbroker, at the rate of 16 per mat A 'Winder sam.. plaint was preferred by Noma ham' sad a =a, beaten. of Corobill, who bad been Wend to a bill of the bankrupts for 2,116tdr. shortly the Were. The mapper that the beerhs* had be, a godly of miry epodes d earn elm % led AIWA the Beset to mark he seem al wadi esedeet. I;. Lawrence opposed om behalf et 11r. J. J. mss, Mil honer, of ebehgeedler, who bad boa Wheel le damenit balls and mare advanoes to the lariegleq the repreaeutatio• that one of theta was • It woof prort n tir a baatrapt W. nehwerth Sims bed imamesd to ...tire hie cheque for2JW, in ezelmage he sae dlia anteaniountalallr.Orioper, wholadabembnums betwithiremdirg the dishonour ef Ole ewe the, rapt- bad pa on mak* payments to rizilleelke asilbare. An :u.140g SOIL to their (fiend Yr. Prsalian P a par er..l half the beelines had oblegeol eilleusemb el the coma wtri =As eepreesateilia list they wise sleet to supersede the ; MIS awe Ibey OM beim th. wort Mani that thaw hal mileeeeeei to do He wh.lMed main those elreumelemsee, the ourtshises se& is he Wally refeeed. Ni. 11rebeise, /or the letolonoile. shied that ism made reeteseed appbeetteme to tie Mende for whit • view to bat without sews*. The one bed a,w been befre the apart alone a yew sad • halt la the ems el Mama. hand sad abigia. there was ao at tempt at he treed ; the loshitpe telly based that the bill would lug. [The mews prossafai goer meet left THE FOLIOS UOURTEL (THIS DAY.) • CLERK EN WELL TIC TOLUNTERILS AND TIM TOLL GL?& GOWN 111001•10 t of toll. at the Meldwlaw Gets, was munnieeied at the :Waste of Margoant William Vollot traverse, sth company of the nth Middles= gigot, commaceled by eaptatu Wiwi. to show twee why he detueimied sad took toll el the weepkiaeat sad his cm p•vbou. witUe they wen b wiform end as woad duty. r John Wahnins, eelleiter, aelbserhad as the put of the voluateere, and slated the portionion of She as. to the effect that Moat • quarto' to stow la the saniag :bewail of the rolnalsere wore preeeeles is two of tie taitutie private vase to -weed Howe far drill awl tarot preetten and en at the !asides. Is.. toile the ow of dd. was denumded. The compla:eitat asked the defeedeat II he demanded the lull. slue the latter replied "It le no um soakieg say iv:nle .tout it ; pay it, sal stomas w. If you him" The. fate we,, proved before Mr. Cords, sal the coos wee adverted far aweto be submitted for t h e decision of the t:tetri J (peewee Heart:. That desieloa had mot se yet hoes pea, sad he (Mr. tr akeliag) hod therefore to oak You the we might lA/ edp:ureed metal the let of Febreacy omit, when it was imputed that the higher courts would have &relit' the question. W. tayneonrt said that the coarse proposed was perhaps the best nadir cirmuritamisa, sad the use wottit i rC ripened will lA. day sensed. Mr Waliehag mud it wee osly fair to the Uwe of the tells t: state that :t was sot iateeded to charge the Tobin tem toll will the day earned. WANDSWORTH. TSB livulgillutAla InWill. I. Steler, a tittle boy. dread ia warthogs* alothies , oat charged Wee. Hz. Lastasi with rahareary erode*. It eppoarol that the priers was as iambs of tido Wald...eta Claim veridical's. mod 1., MB teak ► hmd • awaLl ytiaatity of askew to pia. It ins allinjely foiled that b. had wa trowhad il. aad whoa brought Woo tt. Mortfm peotirrdu retword to pink ths oakum. itt ttarstp, the issater, and the prismor urns ...Me . 4 kohm: the minx, who hal Is.. se se may essmaisms before It. was amy albs boy, lag Ow mid s il do any that 4 esti' too He (whom) W pesund bin two rittuttoo, .ad on reel, 000riao ha zoo row. Mr tad... area el Wearhooorth ermapiaiwad that they WI InMud too won au it. workhouse. aad as a atorogoolo woad sot wort Th. pd ire's. had nothing toy, wad Ira was tesentittod for err 0,0 a•VII with hood Mow. 64., ) - Wile.* was charged with dedroying his own clotloa in the rare workhouse. I irr or, the peter, said oa Moodily eight the prisoner was nabudtt4 for a norbt's bstunr, and a the rnorruo‘ he found that L. had t ,rn up the wh o le of his clothes, ao4 they lead t o provot o I,for n Le kook( kao asp& Th•Lriaun" er's an was that ha ...hellos woo dirty, but w ha oaaoesaal thew ha wee uoahle to detect any dlth. lir. !aghast cosonsittel .we to WalltillPOlth HOMO of Com..twit for 21 days. Fire ether men —some! Julio Delloa, Prawn, Oren., Wdhaw Mow, sod Wirhomy* were etom a tiol with a oteelor Wheat. .:11. tlefeuer woo eet UP by them, that their clothes wan. a. mltby mad dirty that they were ashamed to walk thr"u4ll the •treete to them. to chi. , itee the worithette• authorities had to furnish them wit!,l•••ter Tim. pr.* .uen were ecireetiteed for 21 days, with tlie *seep ti"o of!Winger, who w esetwaced to seven days' ire r ks dad ray 61.141Wilki a poillun of his aknlies. E g.II()EDINAIir ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE. (THIS DAY.) • Thin m..rning, at au early boar, a rem pacts* dressed man, essiesd John Mom. sood =years. reehhog in Jases.street, Holten, jumped off sae of the parapets of London bridge. Poste and dregs were anon out and b, wee rescued lid u at tit. Tbounues Hospital in a precarious state. short"y :iftio• the above oocurreoca a woman owned Kitchenlied from a parapet of Illackfriars•lirAge, slailtius &calculi the abutment as she fell. She was taken out of 06. eater 40.1 removed t. St. Bartholomew's Hoe where it was found that otie of her legs was so fright. fay mutilated that amputation wee nocervary. Her We Iti great .I.IIiPT. It appears that a quarrel had taken place Leta oen thane two unfortanste Matures. Flat AT ..'tf us Ex 0. —Yesterday morn ing, between titre anal f...ir s are broke out on the pf•Mi/011 of Mr. H. (}sun, tool maker, leideey.street, ild•-eal. which resulted in serious injury too estersl plenum. The emotes could iu.t ...pc by the sW:twee, se Abe lire bad pe_igrassed cottaidoral..l. w!.tot thsoovered, tad three of them. Hr. sad Mrs. IL%s"is end • child, were wars Of 10•1 injured by jump. fy fr.te the first four Trultit.w. begins attroololl m cost. derst,', I.ot th• buddia 1 wee destroyed before the Muses could '45 a Itillrll4lBll. THE =PRESS, TUESDAY EVENING; -;:NOVEIaIa f.gig :OW FATAL RAILWAT 41701DIRPF A? LIMA ' Yettenny (Moitiny) aftaracon. a fearful sod.. chat occurred on the Bohai. Leigh. lad Entlen ninth of the London mid North Wader Beilarry. The mods train which should have left Athsitos elation for Liver pool at 150 was detained mid about 3.56. After the pas. maw train, which Jere■ Mixers about 3.40, had posesdos ameba of platelayers. engaged in repairing the penman way shoot a quarter of a mile from Leigh station, took ep • rail, not being aware that the goods train was behind time. Before they had time to replace it they saw the goods train siseimading the iodine. The gauger (Sunuel Medley) at ones deeprebed the signal man to warn those 'is charged the Man of the denier of approaching. The goods train was a very heavy one, oonsidieg of upwards of forty wagger, and SWIM by two engines. Five persons manned it, namely, two esgiss drivers, two stokers, sad one lereksansa They isassodiarly put on the breaks and re►ersel the ember bat, owing to the slippery state of the rails from the recent rain, the deep incline, sod the weight of the train, it ma found impossible to stop it. The result was that the tint engine, on reaching the spot whore the rail was displaced, wee turned over, the second one tart). leg partially upon it, and the waggons piling than. selves one over the other isto a complete and enormous pyramid. Richard Higginsoc, driver of the second engiae, was kOhd as the spot, his body Wier hodully mutilated, and lying for several how* tinder the heard the eeehme, with the water sal steam playing as it. Jobe Elliott and John Venetia*, driver and stoker of the Ant milk Ends lag that there was ise cram of weeps, hoped/no their engine, the former straniag deep Liam tics d the 'upper portion of the thigh, and the latter severe matador. The other stoker and the breakaman escapsd with vary gtth injury. News. Brisk:miss, Andorra. and Ever, ammiess, of Leigh, were proem* is attereass. Telegems were sent for imirence to get mos sod nistedels Mahar the ire, and at the time our parcel was despatched they were badly engaged is so daing.—Meatherar assarilicia of this day. • SHIP ON PINE AT RNA. PLYMOUTH, TUMIDLY. The Limerick Company's steamship iisagertun, Captaia Na,eem which left Tralee at one o'clock on Saturday esereliwg. esw • ship on fire at six ie the weenie& OS =Bee swath-east of Cape clear. Bore down, sad whew with!, two sales launched a boat, which reported her to be • kn. and tllit the crew were probably on board. • toll4figod Alp moor. The Maimorto• Yon teased towards the skip, which is .apposed to be bowed Is Pert PIM* but the boirteroos state of the weather obilreated esesusaicatioo. Notwitbstwasii the prosailis, Nary sex sad strong oppssioiresstarly pis, the Maaeselos was only sixteen hours from the Lresphips to Plissoulli ; sad she Left this tuorsing early for Lsorlon. ANOTHER 113307 OUTRAGE I. IRELAND. The Dublin Barmy Miii4 publishes the following telegram, roped from a LN MN= el yamberday's BorrAerts " Larlinthirry. iniaay. " There is • that there bre hem &bather mama in the district. It wee staled in this shy yea tea* Mai Yr audience of the Rev. Make MeltWix at Gartia bad beau burst dm& sad Mat lib. ir wee slaying at the time. Mr. Airiz la the ewes, of the property an wbich Mr. Mang, whom aliar ee z here receded, wee brisieward. The alas is as the oompbanset of Mr. Morray's murder." The Norairip Mod grebe that the lieragebg ill IS ge rated wawa% at the firs, which is reeds, beware& as exag the work of an aseadisry. It conines Mafia that Mr. Adair use in the house, which, it my& ghee sigailicance to the outrage. CALCUTTA AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The .eoond half-yearly meeting of the a ': prima warn held at half-past 12 at the comp an y' s c 211, Omaha= House, Old kroadutreet, Mr. J. BORRADAILI in the chair. The follow uagg report was presented : "In meeting the ahrrebcld.s at the mooed ball-yearly meeting of the ooinpas the directors have th e pl easure to anima • letter to them by their awing moulting engineer, embodyieg the chief ts of a full report uu the state of the comp any'. Bee made to them by Mr. Makiaeoa, their late • • is-chid in India, jen Wore he Was compel a by ill-health, to resign his appelenseat and return to Fragned. The statement* as:Z: 7 alga:: are wandered b the dieweere, h viewed by the wowed by the death of oneo a irtheir genellein l 1 of their teepsnor of brickwork, midi nesporsel4 operatic," were removed by the ties* snivel La Oaken& of a fresh easistent engineer and who aureate eta ; while the more serious difficulty which might have bees laird by the failure cif health,. and reMplatism of Xr. Nibblers', ham bees met happily ohnsted e l m e baying prevailed on Mr. Lcepialge, their Maarto procesel pi xeceally tu gad mien e; ea the eesheering air of the Pa& 7 1.11 . Lesfrklasb fin sad erwaratelawaleie the agairsesoets of the Has, sail the pawanalialleraetheisels is its reedy completion, inspire the diessaws with = of vary rable reselts from Wmaim NIL seer in have reached Osilealla la the hishales of Our um and the dinettes &wen with A Merest Ms AM re port, benallhave witiltheepsratioe ew a on the Be all h brew lass Mimed le a f days by en itowiente who haele4 hal eaporisaos to weber slisjpertenehi h is the Gnat Western Ball , way ia Nwilawl. will be able to Ling hie print. see paean awl knowledge to buss leaslisieHy ea the _sleben el arloaras to be din Win 1. obilthoo be Illeyeamealat war y es at rds; the lased have traassaasat to masa the girders foe ToUy's men the Wstork assi amen ell the other aelleies for bee; the nen mbeek foe the Riallowieidek bee re seals* shlpmet el haposteeekbeieg mew weir TIM 00”Mlp Iftwe ►hese - Ise! s age is fie oh serivetgtt W lo6l 4 l lPROlOARROOMMNimindemaohilltios shipmate made the heart% mai whisk they see whined hes Wads bowie( mashed, how haw to time, very oswertswely fee the eon senestima of the lisea The sharebolden er. some that the direst= hove made a anal call of 21. per Firm oompleting then. webers, A statement of reeeigite ad momenta L Beel hese let of January to the iteifof Sept, 1880, is arraosek the directon not having received from ladle the mateelait whisk would have mobbed than to exhibit a bahasosbeet el &Wish art Who accounts combined. By the articles of muciatioe Me u oily nquired to be laid beam the annual ordinary general m ae fi aga , Leomplapos, however, with a wish expressed as the lan half. yearly mem& the dim-tore ovoid have bees areppy to lay sent a domment before thie weretheg, het foe the reams stated • rosaawhile they whoa the nehmen of English a:aromas to the sa d of fleyeeshay sa an emelt of their desire to week as far as they coal. the wish above alluded to. The directors coo vadat, Wieraiselves ia low* gala obtaiaol the services a lb, Gems Baselay Bruce, to act as meseitkieg segisser, L Mrer lowiderds aleeace. They see d (sly aki la coo ▪ MA the atkirs and intonate el the maapeay will eastises to receive their immunise atesseion.* The CLIMAX said the prisicipel haters ki the report wee the departure of Mr. Longralge for Westin The health of Mr. Manteca haw* hafed, it was moot for tunate for the shareholders that swab an able we. mew to him wit fount. The mom. had not yet been duly au lied, is eratewpwac• the weakness of the goviounieut audit star ; but steps had now bees taken foe remedying this defect. Although up ward. of fifty moils bad been despatched to Calcutta, tam had net bees one casualty. The only material link which could possible delay the opaniug of the Be. belied the period contemplated we. the Piallse.bridee ; bet the requisite freight had Dow ban obtained, and the neaterials would woo he despatched from Liverpool. This hewn did act entemplate the angst:stenos of any eaten. Mae mail the whole of the main hes had been completed. He eseteledsd by moving the adoptioa of the report. Mr. J. C. )/alarms:, deputy °lineman of the board, seceeillei the motion The peroubasot way had, he remarked, seticipeeed the of the works, aid these had been a d eable g as y as those of any other railroad in sad, if eesibis, wore rapidly than say proems we b L u m , p aw l - p ees id e recy. He behaved that Mr. Lospidge would do d is kis power to ensure the epsaing al the line before the next rases, which would eemeassee la June. At the kat meeting he remarked that the company had experienced somthing like passive resistanes from the euverruseat at India. Icaorraesormos of a report of hie observanoes on that pont havlag retched the Indian goverment, an inquiry was ingituted by them and they declared that there was ao ground for such a charge. Be that as it might, se blame crab' justly be at tni,uted to the Govereor.Oetweal, whose speech at the re cent opeoieg of a railway in Beeen *viewed his interest in the general advance of railway commaoication. I u reply to • quinine. The CHAIRMAN said the capital authorised to be raised would be Dearly, If Dot quite, sufficient for the nedertaking. The report was then adopted. Thanks were voted to the chairman, and the meeting separated. Mr. Rimini has pub li shed a charming little Mumma& for 1861. The illustrations am very pretty, and the leave. have • "sweet perfume." The Rectory of St. Stephen's, Walbrook, which preares the finest church in the City of I,onclon, Llir 4, .teeth rasaterpisce, has become vecant by the ""'"' the Rd , . Dr. Cray. The bound" which is worth lOW. • yew, is le the gift of the lard Chasceilor sad the fir.cers' Company alternately. Dir. Cray received his nomination from Lord Brougham during his chancellorship in InS, his lordship being guided is his choice by the rev. gentleio.iiis great literary reputation. BffiAlp 148144 . 41N1S DAY.) Two ("Mom The eulway dere market today is very quiet, but, with the gumption of a fall of 1 per cent in Great Northern stock, priers are firm. Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern stocks have risen * * per oent., and one or two of the principal lines per cent . Present quotations are es follows — London and North Western stook, 100} to I; Great Western, 72 to } ; Midland 133} to j; Lincaahire and Yorkshire, 115} to • South RerWn, 841 to j; Great Northern , 11 to ; Caledonian, ssi to 94} ; and Eastern Counties, 51} to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at }to } die. Grand Trunk of Canada stock continues to meet with inquiry. The Indian lines are very well supported. UIDINAZY NUM AND a ! ls !s"a 7 iN IN IN IN IN lc, ZULWATI. 117"--14 431" — ilia Etrytal gad Naar . . leor - I sall lissics j • so 41 Do. B Lo ;14 A. sad 8~. ;IL Datad.,ll.•• • tAbiLAL led Ane mia &Waft Otook• Da. 116•111 DOM sad 4i= aid now • IL Wears North of &died Ik•• Ilfefthrs airsa Do. M. &MD b Wo k. (lra) taw Wagers gg•Bio•ib - _i; ~x..a.~_w aw~a: 114=P i ImmlislllNailt ans. sAi=ii•is 1 3 1 4 1_,!m0 , I MM. Ot. N. 4.45); ah I Vid Knot (Cry Uri owpact. Ow. titan = k Wansay. Canals Oa British iota Oros Boa MD •r)nTi -- D. --- . -el, 1 ii.T. 1 - 41 - d7: Da. 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In everything Ae quite agree, and am most happy, am a ishureiunaa, to seethe church restored to its old form—l am, &c., 139, Cannon-street•road. WIC MO®. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOT= RAILWAY (Weems Eirstenme).—Yesterday the governmeet ia spector made an official imice of the welters eateetion portion of the London, lharn, and Dever Him, from Stroud to ita Junction with the Crystal Pales* seaway, pre. vioos to its being opened for public traffic, which in as. Bounced to take place on the Ist of December, the Landon, Chatham, sod Dover Company bade' mitered into ea arrangement with the direction of the •yeUl Mese line for passengers to be conveyed ever their railway either to the Victoria or the Loudon bridge stations. The works from Canterbury to Dover are being vigorously pushed for ward, and the line from London to Dover will be readyte be opened for traffic during the nest summer. EITHLORDINARY CARD OF SHOOITNO. -- A labourer, named John Ashton, from Waterside. Lancashire, was shot at Swinden Lodge, near Thuristritie during Thurs. day night, under very extraordinary circan'idancies, by • boy, 12 years of age, named Thomas Hoovers. The boy's father, whose name is also Thomas Herren, is an Inn keeper, and is also gamekeeper to a gentleman of the name of Pilkington. He and his wife deep at their house at Boast-hill, which is • few miles from Thaddeus, and for some abort time past their son Thomas and a younger brother have slept alone at Swinden Lodge, which is eta or 700 yards from any house. Sir weeks ago the lodge was entered, and a gun was taken away. The thief was detected, and committed for the offence. Nevem, bowever, has since been sufficiently incautious to allow hit two boys—who as gamekeeper's sou have probably acquired some familiarity with fre4sress—to bare a loaded gas st the lodge for their proteetice. Between stoma gad twelve o'clock on Thursday sight, betels tbs lads ream! to bed, they were alarmed by kearling feetitipe mid& the lodge. Almost Immediately afterwards as AMMO was mesas to enter the lodge, and the eider INA, winsekag soother attempt was 'boat to be made to meMmplea. opened the window and fired at a mail oboe Cie nw standing upon the door-step. The shot took West lo the left breast, and the man fell down and Wilms* expired. The boys then ran to Board-bill M aeon their father whet had occurred, and be Moiled to Hie plow He found the boomerd to be tae ma* Aahton, whom he had that day espied Is week for hies. It appears that Ashton, having to got taloelealiaia had gone the lodge, it is supp:sed for the alsepang with the boys. They, however, failed =gales him on seeing him at the door, and, in their a i az tired the gun without waiting to ascertain who he waa. Whether Ashton bad forced open the lodge door before he was shot we are not informed, but there appears to be DO doubt that he attempted to force an entrance before the buy fired at him. MOREY MARRET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The funds to-day are a little firmer, but the improvement in prime does not moped 1-16 to per cent., business being very dull. In the share markets there is also an absence of interesting features. British railway stocks in a few instance, are slightly dearer, but Great Northern has given way. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 460., being rather more than per cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and 1, for money. The present quotations are 934 "buyers," for cash, and 984 to 1 for the Bth Dec. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Gents. Reduced, 911, 1,1, 1, * ; New Three per Choate., 911, 1, 1,1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April,. 1885, 161 ; Indian Jive per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto 1869, 961 ; your per Cent, " enfaced" rupee paper, 774; ditto Five per Cent., 951, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, 40., Ze dis. .1 The Turkish loan of 1864 has risen' 1 per cent., being quoted 734 to 1. That of 1868, after being marked 581, has relapsed to yesterday's final quotation 16¢} to 4. Mex%esn bonds remain fiat, and Sardinian ;firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 984, 1; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 89 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 95 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 964 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 211 ; New Grenada Deferred, 8 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 621, 1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 874 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 731, 1 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1868, 681; ditto for account, 581, 1, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1014, 1. Foos o'CLocx. Consols show no change composed with the prices current at 2 o'clock being quoted 93 for money, and 94 to # for the account. Great ease contbines to prevail in the discount market, and the best bills up to two months are taken readily at 6 per cent. At the Bank the applications yesterday were consequently very limited. The first portion of the 2,000,0001. of silver which is being transferred from the Bank of France to the Bank of England arrived on Saturday, and another parcel came to hand yesterday. In the next Bank of England return the effect will probably be seen in the item of " Silver Bullion ^ in the issue department, which for some years peat has been marked by a blank. At Vienna on Saturday the Five per Cent. Metallics declined I. per cent., and the exchange on London rose to 136.50. The second iovertment in Bank Stock by the Accountant-General for the Court of Chancery, in the came "Montefiore v. Gnedalla " was made on ;Saturday last, when upwards of 25,0001. New Three per Cent. Stock was changed into that se curity. The price paid was 234. The last invest ment in Bank Stook under the same suit, we under stand, will be made in a few days, when 30,0001. more will be bought. Several other trust accounts of equal importance will, It is said, be similarly exchanged in a short time both by the Acwountant- General and by private trustees. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stooks will oomnience to-morrow and terminate on Fr t a . • lie Liverpool cotton market yesterday very full prime were obtained, and the sales amounted to 12,000 bales. The advice. from Manchester report the failure of another Greek firm in the Levant trade, that of Mr. Stephen C. Agelaato. His liabilities are computed at about 60,0001., but the liquidation, it is thought, will not be very unfavourable. It being required that creditors who intend to oppose the grant of bankrupts' certificates shall give three days' notice of their intention to do so, seven notices of opposition have been lodged in the Bankruptcy Court within the last few days in the case of the certificates of Meters. Laurence, Mar timore, and Schrader. Amongst the opposing cre ditors are the London Joint Stock Bank, the Bank of London, and the National Discount Company. In the Sheriffs' Court on Saturday a verdict was returned by the jury in favour of the crown in five eases where tax collectors sought to recover a total Nam of 2,0021. lodged by them in the bank of Messrs. Robert Davies and Co., in Shoreditch. The question of the right of the crown to take pre cedence of the other creditors under the bankruptcy may perhaps be disputed by an appeal to a superior court. The fint portion of the new copper, or rather, we believe, bronze coinage was issued yesterday, consisting of pennies, half-pennies, and farthings. The execution is very good, and the uew coins are altogether much handsomer than the old ones, but their comparative smallness immediately strikes the attention. _ _ With regard to the Austrian Five per Cent. Loan of 1869, which to a small extent was placed in this market, the Austrian government an. nonnoes, through Messrs. Rothschild, that the coupons may . be optionally presented to the govern ment agents in Paris at the rate of 25f. 500. per sterling. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividends on the Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Loan of 1880, and the Chilian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. The Committee of the Stock Exchange bare authorised the Metropolitan Extension B shares of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com pany to be marked in the official list, as well as the Caps of Good Hope Government Six per Cent. De bentures. The application for a settling day in the shares of the Anglo-Spanish Smelting and Sil ver Mining Company was also considered, but, be ing opposed, was adjourned until Wednesday next. It is understood that the combined committees have decided upon a plan for the settlement of the debt of New Granada, and have forwarded it to the Minister of that Republic at Paris, with a view to its being sent out by the next packet, the powers of the government to deal with the matter being limited to the Slat December next. Some of the holders of the deferred portion of the debt express fears that their interests have not been sufficiently oonaidered in the arrangement sug geeted. The annual court of proprietors of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation is called for the 19th December, to declare a dividend. The Climatic has arrived from China with 027,0001bs of tea. MONDAY BMWS. Console, !bich closed on Saturday at 934, "buyers, for the 6th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 98/, "sellers." For money the last price was 961. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931,1, ; ditto for account (Dee. 6), 93/4, ; Throe per Ceuta. Re duced, 911, j, 92, 9 Cifew Three per Cents., l 911, 92, 911 ;In 'a Five per Cent. Stook, 1859, 1031, 1,4 ; ditto Four Cent . Debentures, 1868, 961 ; dit ty Bonds, Os. dis. ; Five per Cent. "enfii" rupee paper, 951, ; ditto Five-and-s -nail per Cent., 1011. The Indian rupee paper was steady at the late improvement, the Five per Cent. being quoted 96 to ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 to 1. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1889 was likewise firm. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 6s. dia. Szobequer Bills were quoted to 2s. dia. Turkish stocks were steady in the morning, but declined per mat. towards the close. The Loan of 1864 loft off at 73 to ; and that of 1868 at 68* to I. Sardinian Bonds were firm. Mexican were fiat, closing at 211 to . The tra ffi c receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending Nov. 3, were 17,4381. sterling, being 5,4221. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The grog* re ceipte from the Ist July last have been 248,6801. 'sterling, being 66,123/. more than last year. The price of Illinois Central Railway shares, which comes quoted from New York equal to 42 disoonnt, is supported here at 33 to 32 die. New York and Erie sharce arenoted here 30, and at New York equal to about . Bank shares to-day were quiet. Union Beak of London4were inquired for, and Bank of Turkey fiat. A fresh decline has taken place in Mediterranean Extension Telegraph. Royal Mail Steam here firmer. Great Ship have fallen to 4e. to 4s. 6d. per 11. A considerable fall took place to-day in United States Five per Cents., in consequence of the panic at Now York. Virginia Bonds fell 2 per cent. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Oosan Marine Insur ance, 11 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mer.ey Marine, to 1 prem., being firm ; Universal Marine In suranoe, 1 to I prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to ; East India Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-16 die ; and Great Kanawha, to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Own& The mining market continues active and arm. The immediate tendency is still favourable. The principal transactions have been in shares in New IS,sto tt , Wheal Seton, East Wheal Russell, Emit Basset, Wheal Margery, BryAbil, and Herodafoot mines. In the Stock Exchange shares in the last mentioned mine are officially marked 30. St John del Rey Mining shares are fiat, and have been sold at 28. English and Australian Copper have been dealt in tat 20 and 21, being steady. Copiapo are marked Si. At Wheal Nelson waging, held yesterday, the amounts showed a balance of 1231. against tits mina. A call of 3s. 6d. par share was made. Tha report was considered satirfac• tory. Mr. W. J. Duadord was appointed secretary. M. K le 84. - a — II a 1 all W all I -,? 1i• i i Z-. - • T Alf lei Ili i IT a get Ti - 81i ' .i. 47. ON II . ~~ rta 111 IM' - ii sr • es, le • 3 3 a ill Fr IN is. Si I d i 3 49 11 i U SA SO 70 71 11) 41 ii ii" w isa w w If 1 din •••• 4. a a IS I* II COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MRPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (BY BRITIBH AND WWI MAGNIN° TILIGILPH.) (PION 0171 OWN 001IIISPONDINTA Corn market barely attended. Wheat : moderate busineas at a decline of tkl. per rental on fine red ; white unchanged. Flour 6d. to ls. per band and sack lower ; moderate business. Indian corn and beans in fair request, ►t 38s. to 38a. fid. for former, and 38s. 6d. to 395. for latter. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. MINCING-LANK—(Tms DAY.) The markets have °posed to-day with a dell appearance, although the holders of produce very generally refuse to submit to lower prima Suosa.—The public sale of 13arbadoes went off steadily at last week's prices. Refined, prime unaltered. COM.. —The small public sale found buyers at previous Tsa The market has not been influenced by the letters received* the Chins mail, although the unsettled state al the war existing creates some anxiety for the future 6.6=: t. (.—The demand has been less active ; quotations Nada the Name. Saurremzilo mass Itscm—This market MD T 6em quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(TED3 DAY.) The market is quirt at th e &Bowing prices :—Town %Dow, 61s. 9d. ; Y.O. on the spot, 60a 6d.; December, 60e. 6d.; Jan. to Ninth. 6Io; Sprit to Juno, 50. dd.; October to December, 1861, 58s. HAY MARKET. 7 -(TED3 DAY.) Yew& Davit and Co. report trade doll. Prices are ai follow.:—Rims aesedow hay, 76e . to 110 a.; impactor ditto, 90r. to 106 a.; interior do,, 50a to 60a. ; rows., 40a. to 50a.; clover, old, 90a. to 110 a. ; ditto atoond cut, 80s. to 90a.; straw, 33 to 36a LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY'S STEEPLECHASES. MILL-HILL, HENDON.—Dao. L FIRST RAM prseieely at 1 delook, fora ORARIED TANKARD sad PAIR ci 0011LSIS. 12st each. Mr. Hodpoe's t.lumberlaad Lan, Mr. J. Jay's Liberator, Mr. J. Smith's Lobster Salad (late Hasear), Mr. Silber berg's Filing Duchess, Mr. Dolman's Fanny Fern, and Mr. Mareby's Barry Coverdale. SECOND RACE, at 2 o'clock, for ma ENGRAVED TANKARD 'with a PAIR of GOBLETS. 12st each. Er. C. Jay's Surprire, Mr. GIOVIIIAIIri Spider, Mr. J. Jay's Liberator, Yr. *wiretap?. Black Dragon, and Mr. Rors'a Eiculapina. THIRD RACE, at 3 o'clock, for a MAGNIFICENT TANKARD and ENTRANCE MONEY. Weight, 12st. Mr. C. Frames Liakboy and Steamer, Mr. Twyford's Tolant•er, Mr. G. Nunte's Rocket, Mr. W. Hodson 's Yeo man, Mr. Garrard's St. Patrick, Mr. Care's Ladybird, Mr. Ho Little Georg*, Mr. H. Mattam's (janei=alts, Mr. Hodgman's Cumand Lass, Mr. Allan's Mr. Rubies Adroit, Mr. Rowlmad's Mortara, Mr. Malone Sir Chart s tl i f i: J. Tilbaris Prima Donna, Mr. W. Donal d Salad Gate Hussar), Mr. Harman 's Bisfahley. Captain Home Troop, W. C. Jar. SHOCKINO PIT AMIDE:CT.—A shocking accident, which has resulted in the death of two men, happened at Portobello, near Wolverhampton, on Sa turday. An segineer, named Joseph Nowa, who was at work at Mr. Thomas Davies coal pit at the Bull Meek. went down the shaft to put • new bucket on the pump. In order to he fastened the leaking-chain around his waist, at e ,. it d be supposed, made the ends of the La hinrchain ware to the draw-chain by which the minerals are brought up the pit. The engine was then put in motion, and Newill began to descend. He had scarcely, however, left the month of the shaft ere the lashing chain parted from the drawchain, and be fell down the pit. Not far below hint there stretched WPM the pit a scaffold, on which one Enoch Mason was at work. So great was the force with which Newill fell upon the scaffold that it was demolished, and fell in fra gm ents to the bottom of the shaft ; and with it both n and Newill. These two poor fellows fell lifeless at the feet of • miner named Wm. l'ranois, who, an instant before, bad been standing on the spot where they fell, but who, hear ins something coming down the pit, had just time to leap into the workings and save has life. Both the deceased were shockingly mutilated. The accident is supposed to have been occasioned by the buihing-chain being incom pletely attached to the draw-liain. although when this was done the two " betties" or chartenxissters of the pit were on the bank. ACCIDENT TO THE UNITED KINODOX BMW OTIAMIA. —This steamer, one of the Anchor line of New York packets, 1,067 tons, Captain Craig, left the Brownie law on Friday morning for New York, and when about 200 yards below the building-yard of lbws. J. and G. Thom son she got aground, in ooaegnsaoe of the delay which oc curred in having to stop her tram her screw having become entangled with a sunken rope. How the rope had got there could not be ascertained. The utmost exertions were made to get the vessel 'fleet, but this was not accomplished, hav ing been rendered more difficult by the very low state of the tide, tiU 8 o'clock in the evenMg, when she got clear ofd and proceeded to Greenock. She left Greenock on her voyage at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. She has • full cargo of manufactured goods, and an +Average number of tabus and steerage pamengers.—/forth Britieit Mail. -—•• • • • Tun IiI3 . SEILLN ARmY. —An official report—the first that has ever been published—of the &mien Minister of War, gives some interesting information respecting the Russian array. Though the report only comes down to the end of the year Id6B, It is important as showing the ten dencies of Um Russian government in military matters since the Crimean war. These have been, it may be said briefly, towards a diminution in the quantity and an improvement in the quality of the army. Mon the Crimean war the array amounted to 1,140,000 men ; during the war that number was nearly doubled. At the end of the year 1858— the latest date to which the report extends—it numbered only 850,000. On the other band, the most assi duous efforts have been made towards the mental and phydeal improvement of the Marian soldier. &hods for Wuructitig him in reading and writing have been provided for him, at the mme time that he has been encouraged in gymnastic exercises, and the perfecting himself in the use of his weapons. Moreover, the period during which no re cruiting takes place has been prolonged for three yews, the next recruitment being Bred for 186, by which time the army will not have been reonsited for six years. Several military institutions have beeu mappreamek among them that of the "Centonistes," • sort of military emote, i.e., sons of soldiers who were obliged to continuo the occu pation of their fathers. The term of military service boa been reduced from twenty to fifteen years. CRTWTAL PALAci.--ONS SHILLING DA.T.—MON DAT, Nov. 26.—Admissions on payment, 542 ; ditto by season tickets, 211.—Total visitors, itilk I 4 11 .~. i~, M. 14 SL 14 IL 14 14 11a SL 14 11 ii. ITS el is 11 1 I 111, II t It ii , ..Tia DIN. ISto - 01 OM 7i 1 MI ii lii p!• - - - ~•►tr Y J' •~ - M! -- .... *6 I _ ma Id to WNW +~ . ~. ftl :1 MAO ZSOI UMW "MO TOOOI I OO 7,191 Y 9.001 12000 110,04 SAOOO KOOS' UMW ACM - 1 6 6 11,110 60,000 1.71± ii,i 600,< 10,< 20,( WA . 2 2 °°° !_ l lh.ooo MOW 50,00, MON ... .". 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