The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tlll2 DAY.) COURT OF QUE E N'S BENCH. sillier is Ifbeett —Mean the lord Chief Justin, Kr. Jesters Hill, sod Hr. Jaffitios Bleehbure.) u PAM RAIFORD. R[f;cct r. NAM —ILZOINA r. H0P11:46. Mr. Dishy fleyovear arnie,f r to the court to postpone the further bating of this ease until to-sorrow morass. He tad received a ktter from Mr. Wan, the attorney at M. allow. statist that the young lady, Mies Cachets Har tsell. would be produced is court to-sorrow eserviwg. Ms. !Month opliiiiied th. applicatios os the grosied that Nos liiiptaus had as set toad. so return to the writ directed Lis her.. . The Lord thiefJuatice thought that u the young lady wait t ,. b e produced to-morrow morning, the further henries ought h postponed until then. Lir art: WICLLAN COBBrIT, A rRIOOSTIL IN ?HK QUUt ' B PRISON. Is ap•wer CO an appliontion of Mrs. Cobbett on behalf of h.r bedew'. The Lord Chief Justice said that all the judges were aped that a writ of habeas corpus ought not to illtal• ..nkr that pruoner might be brought up to signs • nie to set aside a judgment ; but the court lir quite willed to grant the writ, IS order that Mr. Cobbitt might le discharged. Then when Yr. Cebbitt wee Ware the ..airt it would be open to him to arggtue the caw question. sqhject to that distinction, 11r.. Cubbett's aggibiatiou was aided. It was then agreed that Mr. Cobliett should be brought nn on iilaturday. SHER 1F FS COURT, RED-LION-SQUARE. PIOCLAIIATION4 or OUTL.IIk RT. Mr. Hemp, the officer. prevented an entimly 'sew batch" of palms to he tied:mad tins nowt:ling before the undwr •beriff and the suitors of the I ,, art. The some,/ are called im live different ormisioes at monthly courts, amt frequently arrangements are made from the publicity given to the pro- reedier. The following amines were proaaimed :—William Wood. Isidge. at the snit of George Constable ; William Thomas Fraser, at the suit of Joseph Secret:yr ; Henry Junes Lvoeh, at the snit of Frederick Bidgood and others; Chad, Kathryn. at the suit of John Fothergill ; i.eerge Wirral). at the suit of Laurence Isaac Nathan ; Istria 'Maeloughlin, at the suit of Alfred Ma hew; Imally Fletcher, at the suit of Jame. d sal other. ; . .lohn Canny and Gage Joba Hall Clomp, at the out of Robert Morris : and Thomas W. Qui& lisasywell, at the suit of John Edwards. No .11171 . 13 , 10 . way made. or the salty WWI brig 11111 M (0/vivid to Whitecrocs•vtrvet Prima, sod the amisaii unt . 7 wort was dosed until the 30th Desimber. THE POLICE COURTS. (11118 DAY.) DOW .STREET. Tilt LAT. RIGHWIT MOWRY IN urns iariMINITIUMT. Pt.J.p RlOrla aid Ikea Erase, two stardy-looking maw h Holm weft charged with being concensed with Jeremiah It.-gss (now inekr remand) is assaulting Mrs. Allen, • whirr lely, ant robbing her fie leather lag containing upwasle el nut. in I... Mean,/ gold. on the night of the I Ith October. Mr. Hoge, jun., el kly•place• appeared for Rees Ream Mrs. Ilen repe.ited the evalence else had given at *I imminitom Repo, to the effect that she was mania thh Little lluven-stri.vt, when abs was delay/124 tread ptheveil Weather in conesquisace the down if • van, wbea she received • blow ea her howl, owl, faring the IIMS• who struck bar Map*, saw the bag in his hoed, though the Asia wasal'al attached to Vt. wrist. He tried the Away, breaking the ehain which rernahlia Mhtw id He thee ma away. She now aild..d that at the mouggs hen Ragas via away, ta.• "thee youths who weft with tins also started of running. she identiStal Evans and 111.415 t as the two persons alludivl to. Crundl-elatataetl—There were two others near her, and ippateath with the prisoners. It was dart. Evans was as dreasal as he now appeared. Was John Adams. • lawter, stated—On the 11th ot oe t.ter, at Jaunt tart admit..a lefties eight o'clock, I was studio, at the earlier of l'arkeretniet, looking at • sugar ism whack had brakes down. Mrs. Alley bad just mood. I was trwattag the tart. when I saw ~ s e of the moonset, wake a sesta. bat lam not sure which it was. I then ssw Mess Evelio ran away down Parker-street. There wen three of them agar thiprevieciitric. lam certain that ll.wo Enos i tho raw pers...., hut I Ismael swear to blight. Vroes-examined—They did nut all ran away to gether. Eases went ihma Isrlea-etreet, Blight rt.gra Neartawabert, oat the other (Regan) down Vattee-steeat. I am 4luite wive alrelt Ream. Mr. Hall It will 15,4 he arceaaary to take farther evi dence at preerat, as this will be sufficient foe • remand. E. t tee, be brought op .grin with rho other man, Regan. ls t•oaeciatrit 'viewed the most hitter regret for her uslo.retion Indrrying the ninety about with her. She dol villerisl severely fur bar error. Mr. /.II -I am eatramsly sorry he you. It is certainly a temble The prisaseuteit—They leak *very shilling I had. I had ts,..a saw* it me awe ay laitaad's death. cLzaxib,rzLL. t 1101 L OP -T ttg Late VIA 11..Y1D IMO r‘rolllllllll. jewlee, aged 2w, a ...ding at 2, Wormworid.strime, (Nt., riled as • a antic maker, wee charged with inter marrying with TIMMY Antler, oh the Nth of Jane, llta, at ma. Yasersa elniseh, her former Lushest!, Herbert Ala. they Mealey,heleg thee awl oil! alive. The primmer in aim nee time th- perms who figured to • west woos to the Cot•tt, of Common Nees, which was la usht by ea imitate' coniluotor, to recover from the Fel t haahead the value of • diamond ring, which the conductor Alleged he heil lent We white she was Atha( it hi. dew. Some very esti w•nlinary diaeloeurea were Ito. made as to the e.etr..• of life the priaossr had bees pursuing. sod her Ini•lsncl (Mr. Anther) same that did not know aro Huth{ the matter seta hr we.it into court. The es okoce takes on this ereaaioa •a. that of Mr. llserles who profaned onetincatea Ahem( that the primmer been twire married. Within the peat ft-wiles. Mr. Maple.% the primmer'. first linsbasd, 1•.1 returned from Auettaliii, awl if a revised were panted II- would he ablo t.• attend awl proweute. H. (Mr. thol lieenl tho totwairr that she had been to Mr. Manley, used the partite were threatening to io -ewe her for it. , • The pmencr's sister was callel, who proved being present a the marriage of the prisoner to Mr. Manley at St. Pan cras, and was aware that she had since married Mr. Arascr. _ rue ',flamer ileeliuml to salt any questions or to make Ins .lefinioc the magistrate rernataled the prisoner until /feudal sem SUICIDE AND ATTAMPTED MURDER IN SOUTH STAPPORDSHIId. .I.hont half-past one o'clock yesterday, a place ~ , 1 1,1Wallbreot, avert. Tiptoe, was thrown into • state at ml•rm lw the circulation of the following intelligence. It ap r,irs that • man named Henry Leib id awl his wif• caws to te•itle in Hitt rieLihhotahood from Dudley Part, only lasi Monday. They were not known in this district. Another T.D. whose NM be- 'lll, to be a!•eut Ytt yeses, mide with them. awl is helieved to he nothing more than ordilisry lodger. His name is John Stephenson. at, .rigineer. At the time above named • young girl, h‘piening to go into Leovia'n, hoard a kind et wailing to..tairs. She liateard, and then beard n fearful gre4u. She joints...lintels. sweet not and told the neigh. 1 ,, m, who thereupon went upstairs, end the horrible eitelacle of the lodger bitting on the toed of Kn. leek with his thrall r.t. and Lewis, hi. landlady, in tine same condition. presented itself. lie at 'wee fell to the io..uel and oiled hasten Lase., isl y. Tbc w iiiii an was insensible, ,- Lot several Waled* on the left nets. her throat was rat. • .1 , 1 she was lying ulf furred on the led. Aft e r u time she I • Ole 41114 i I AO. hilt WAN of none. •peedame, She, h owever , wen., lett Policies/vagrant to understand that `t.i.lien.on took off hi. shoes and MIEN upstate. to her .o,de 'he gets cleaning the board.: that he last hold of her 0,1 arneuled for an minors Town.... Not suoceeding, he a razor from his pocket, rut her arms, awl then her Finding what he had .lone, be rut his own throat dines were f. 1111.1 doundairs. At the time we write 'I • o-man so .till in • lingering state, and it is impossible • her to recover. ' 4 IIIcrIAIL IA) taIeVITY 4.r ram BRITLsIII Pllll4Ol. It. net a latle rerearka , .le that the members of the nv,a she have olie.l sine. the roar commenced. 24 in :...her, have rcartly ..n4pleted. ••14 the average, the full n:-...sure of th•• allotted cram of human life, the "Mune • -re elan and taro." Thry are as follower •- Viscount Az kutnnott. i'2; Lord I.on4evtronsicla, :4; Viscaust lionde Vicenunt Gornanstere, rat ; Ltd Oransnces, 72; 11.4.. p of Enrharter, et Earl of Looleford, 42: Ikreseas 'trdfiel^n. f. 3; Earrl Ffirgerskt: nit: Viaeamst Geri r 7 ; bowsaw Weetw. rtli, 67 ; FArl 1.1 Strafford, 412 11 7= 4 5: .Irvhhishor. of York, 71 • Lea Mend" • Lon' Elphiastune, r.:t ; liahop of W.*:cestar, 77 ; Earl .4 Ensler.lale, 76 ; Earl of Vasnler, 70; laid Theuch, 74 ; Earl of Leven an 4 Melville, 75; Duke of • : Earl fliaaveve. FP!: Earl of I nistleiald, s6. llll6 l4al mst / sinned era 1,00 room •hieh, being dirsdnd by 24. gins •ieetly .0 veers to eli• h. Mier...talk it is to le beflimill, t ant he samara among any oilier Are al man ha any ras.k .d life. ie . reported as pr.valest et Cowes, iv the Isle d Wight. TIIE EXPRI WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY. (rmla DAY.) The half-yearly meetitlg of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock, at the Ipdr Tavern, Mr. C. Z. Coultas to the chair. The report showed that the receipts of the half-year ending September 28 smountsd to 10.0781. 17a., sad the =- Lenses to 3, 2171. 4e. A1.,9d. leaving • balance 0f4,8411. lb. 3d. The amount divisible, after the payment of interest on the loan capital, was 1,5641. IG.. 2d. The receipts of the half. year were, it was stated, unfavourably affected by the &- creme in the passenger traffic, which was attributed ehiedy to the wet weather. An applies*a to whamming is to be made in the next semi= far en stew daement of the authorised lime between Abbey lei: and Mountrath, and for the construction of a line to Ilaryburough in lieu thereof ; and also for powers to construct • .hranch line from Attanagh via Durrow and Rathdowney, to the Rooms junction of the Great Southern and Western Railway. A glance at the map would, it was remarked, satisfy every shareholder of the importance of this line to the Waterford and Kilkenny Company. The CHAIRMAN rid he regretted the report was not more satisfactory. The dinettes were perfectly oosvinoed that their colleague) on the other side of the wager had dome everything they could to increase the romans, sod bat for untoward circumstances they would no doubt bare . . sueseded. The agreement entered into with the Notarised and Limerick Oompany was not yet giarepisted. The probability was - that in the course of a week or two it would be conelndsd ; and the re• mat would be a large aria( in the expenses of working and so inseam of revenue. In the report liabilities were men tioned to the extent of 1,M01., which would naturally have lin the last half year's socotinta. The secretary assured him that the amounts were hat half year swede up in precisely the game manner that they had always been, and that none of the items constituting the 1,76(1!. were included in them. He concluded by movies the adoption of the report. Mr. T. W. Hut seconded the motion, which was adopted. The CHAIRMAN then proposed a dividend of 1 pre cent. an the preference stuck of the company, payable on the 15th Dennaber. Aid l ea Dzt.Aßricry, in seconding the motion, said that he regarded the prospects of the corn• = id with anything but despondency. The bed end the wet summer of the past year accounted foe the falling off in the traffic returns, but the corner had ban turned, and for two months linos the /9th of September last the increase had been 31:131. The value of the line coukl never be fully as,vrtained till the extensions were made. Last year they got a bill to extend the line to Mountroth, and dos year they proposed to go to parliament for a bill which would carry the line from Abbeyleix to Marybomugh. They would then have 41 instead of 25 miles of railway, and he believed it would be inferior to none in Ireland. The shareholders must, however, be esetint with a small dividend for a few years longer. Yr. E. Powell said the present director had succeeded to peat difficulties, but they were able to pay off 21,42 N. He thought they were therefore entitled to some credit: la reply to a Shareholder, Alderman IrrtArforre said that they had raised money oa loan at 5 per cent. in perpetuity. The motion was then agreed to. A Toted thinks to the chairs terminated the pro ceedings. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. OORN.--INPIRIAL AY .LO Oil 11 so Oa 44 aft 74 sr M 114 aSs ed Nam ns sa 304 I 114 414 IT Sla Imels•Aig. Maw. 161 9 2 : It! 3 ;:%relei --- 90 Ad I 1112 b.: al flit 1011 igh/ &I SI Mt 101414 41 • 4 NY 111 91 111 a Id 44s bd AS Id 4 Ws 31 41 ed 434 9d II al Id dis K 11,1'4110 YAi 91 \ . brir.—Wltaat. Daft. ors, Ira. &..r, od has. IL Ds& Guns dolt) LAM WM.—WboM, 110,511: brioy, MOON: G.M. Mid . rye. 111 : Mesas, 2.141: pew liii quarion. MILAN miowmo m FLOOTOATIOss El m AMAMI mos O► MILT DOWNS 1112 MX Wlllia IAMB& & 1- si if at II 0 11 U 11 U 1 Nov. 10. Nov. I?. , i _~ MINCIING-LANR-(THpI DAT.) &sat —Tba market continues inactive, and when sake are node poises are in favour of the buyers, but holden are firm, and priest to a groat extant bare been supported by then'. Maid nousion dull of rule. corrn.—This article cautious.. lo but limited demand. Middling plantation Ceylon sold 695. to 725. ; Rio, good wintery, sold 59.. to 59a. ed. Tu. —The trade continue to buy rather sparingly ; fine new mason's Congo. just arrived quoted N. it to 2s. 2d. RlM—Java sold at 141. Ras.—This ..soul I. stagnant. harraarna.—Refraetion Ti sold at 404. Puma dall. fnegapon *phi at 4d. Priarro sold is public sale at 3 to 3i. Fliers. —Cannata sold at Ins. to 27e. ; indeed& raisins sold at 425. i ; orrofr. —Prior are unaltered. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the suhjoMed quotations :—Town tallow. 60a 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60e. 6.1. ; .11 the year, 60s. to 60s. 3d. ; December, 60.. to 80a 6d.; Jan. to Mardi. 61s. ; April to June, 30. ; October to December, 1861, 565. &L XITROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . _ _ We are fairly supplied with heada: Trade for them is airm, but Moniky's quotations are pretty gene :lll.l. obtained The number of sheep uvery but the demand is by no mous The few choice deecriptiosui on offer are very quickl,y lM g posed d. Good calves are rather dearer. From Gerroaay mad Helliatl than are 264 haw. AOO sheep and 180 eaves_ ; Irekaok SOO boasts ; 400 from the northern and midleied midi= ; sad 114 =Bei sows from the home couatisa. Tr NSW 04 ea. . el. ad. Dr* les&s, Nereid& 4 3 0 1143111art.bmus • 10 Soma vol. boob 3 4 0 Calves 4 11•4 33. 4D0i13 M 44 t bred. 5 4 6 BOSOM 10 IN/srket. 1.330; 173, Poe stone of alba S. d. ait Best Dusk tlf.bdoilt Bed S 0 I 4 Ewes & swami qua 4 6 4 Do do. Ikon Lambs z.lboop. 2.100; 1166 s iL Ili us. N. es. BMITHYDILD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yawn. Davis and Co. report trade •.r doll and toelined to lower priors. Priem are m followa:—Prima meadow bay, 75a. to Mc ; aupenor ditto, 90s. to 106.. ; inferior do.. to 60a. ; rowan, 40a. to 50a.; clover, old. 908. to 110.. ; ditto mooed rat, Ma to 90..; straw, Mi. to 365. RFFSININTATION OF SOL:THY:4RK. —Lut night meeting of the iebehitamte of the borough of Southwark was bald at tie St. Oworge's Tavern, Lambeth-reed, to Mks into somideratiss the beet means to he adopted to moors the mints of a representative is the room of the late air Merles Nspier ; Mr. Evan B. Jones, of the Southwark. bridge-read. was celled to the chair. Mr. Day moved e th e to the effect " That in the opiate. of the meeting, from the expression of li beral Mr. Sowell has gives, be was well quali& r. : represent the borough in parliament" The resolution bevies been seconded, some &amnion look pie" which revolted is so amendment being mowed by lir. Dredge in favour of Mr. Fawoett, which or &Wend to he carried bye large majority. Mr. Llewellyn t h e. mowed the following amendment : "That, in the opinion of this meeting. Mr. Le you! is s tit and proper paean to represent this borough in the Commons' House of Parliament, and that a deputation be appointed to present this revolution to hint, with • request that be would allow himself to be put in nomination for the repreeenuitiou of the botough." Mr. • • • Mile seseeded the imeadaseet, whicliliss Girded VIM. 1111101110. __ _ A 0V1TLL11.1.74 KILLED BY TELEGRAM —The telegraph makes 0134001 and serious blunder, now and then. About a week ago George Browne, Earl., Presidest of the Buffalo and Lake Hanel Railway, whom piece of mediums ia Goderich, had occasion to visit Tomato on homi ness, and took up his abode at Edith's Hotel. (hi the after none of the day of his arrival he was taken ill, and • Wis ps= wee seat to Mrs. Browne, summoning her to Toronto. Of route abe lost no time in making arrangements and reached this city by tire tint train on the fol lowing morain. Finding that her busload was not eeriewsly iMispeeed, or at least that theee was no imme diate &ages, she caused his aephew to telegraph to that effect to Goderich, in order to allay the anxiety of the mem bers of the family she bad left behind. The nephew pro ceeded to the telegraph office, and penned the following de watch, which he hooded to the clerk " Mr. Browne is do worse, Mna Browse will write to-night." The slip ma sent upstairs, and the despatch transmitted over the wires. When it reached tire Gtalerith office, however, • slight change had been made in it. Whether from the illegible writing or the mistake of the operator cannot be distinctly ascertained, but, at any rate, the amens sent to the family read as follows —" Mr. Browne is no more, Mn. Browne will write to-night. ° As may be imegined, the family were throve into the greatest grief on the receipt of the melancholy intelligence. The noel was soon known all over Goderich, and the people were greatly grieved at the um:petted desire of one whom they all loved and reelected. Mr. R. R. Carter, the manager of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. visited the home of 111011113- ing and signified his intention of proneeding to Toronto with a speci a l train to bring beam the remains of his lamented chief. TM train wee got made with out delay, and Mr. eerier and Mr. 13: - ..Wbe . . eldest sae Mae to this city as passengers nn it. When it nacho& (ioeee's Wharf 'Maim the griof.stnrken passenger. *atom& "a° of the Great Western train, anal were soon at Ellalea Hotel. Their pleasure and astivnishment mar be imagined when they entered the public perloor and found Mr. Browne mitten %shift and longhing with some other gentlemen and enjoy ing good health, harm.: recovered from his indisposition. Mutual explanations tonic place, sod all parties were over joyed to fiat that tire genii.. man had add) Lieu " lii.el by telegrapt."—nrvotto Wok. 1 OM LS. Oil 10. Oot IT Nov. S. , .... ** • ' 1 • • ** .. . • • I I r rNPSDA . EITNIN.G, SHARE L1318.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoax. The railway share market to-da;is firm, and several of the leading stocks show an improve ment of about f per cent. Inactivity prevail, except as regards Midland, which is in demand, and has risen I per cent. E 'e teat Northern is heavy. London and North Western stock is now quoted 991 to ; Great Western, 71/ to 72 ; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 1141 to ; Caledonian, 93 to 4 ; South Eastern, 84 to f ; and Great Northern, 111 f to 112. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are better, at 7-16 to 5-16 dim. Namur and Lags are flat. The tyalisactions in the Canadian lines have been OKOLWART Mail AID ROCKS. itAn.wArL Nurra.,Wel.alsoarVes. Blrk.,l&s.otatas. hum Blackbara Basth aa_4 Tin. Beetou,Nsiallo.o. upd Isitse 'Ena - dania; - " I)Cork and Bandon Oonormil 'Do. A I • no a p v. a anal d Do. 1 lan a to IL Dubin aMHalb.t Zen Dant h eLAndJa. isa Ragan Sanas Maim, Wenn D. kook Sat Walk Indiand damson nan nleal ' ll Zee =At = gala Amass Do. Dm 3 • Stook Stoat at. MA &Wad. ;Ira) Onal warm. * DalioneVaLOunda. A lonesdanab Tatman 0 !Andaman linakwall. il l442"l . 6 • 4l .&l l .Tth —t eela:l k r e e. sisn =asit ilsajlisLAUsesiai -- i - 17 - 11;;i. • 1114 1111. Ws. 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The only movement of importance, however, is a sudden rase of nearly 1 per cent. in Midland Railway stock. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 701 r. 2hc., being I per cent. better than yes terday. Consols Are officially marked 93i, I, and for money, and 933 and 3 for the account. The present quotations are 96; to 1 for money, and 933 to 3 for the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows :--Bank Stock, 233, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91k, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 913, 92 ; India Stock, 2241, 222} ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1033, ; ditto for account, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, lla dia. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 96, 1; ditto Five per Cent" 95 ; ditto Five-and-a ils/I' per Cent., 101, 1003 ; Exchequer Billa, 3e., 2s. dia. The foreign stock market is steady. There have been inquiries for Mexican, Spanish, and Sardinian Bonds. Turkish are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday—the Loan of 1854 at 721 to 73f, and that of 1858, at 58 to f, after being marked 582. Sales are reoorded as follows Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22, Ili ; Rweian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94f ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 62g ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for amount, 87} ; Spanish Three per Cents., 49k ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 41} ; the Committee's Certificates, 51, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 732 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for amount, 58f, 2 , I ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Centa., 1012. _ _ _ Opinion generally is favourable to the measure just taken by the directors of the Bank of England, since it will obviate for the time the necessity of a continuance of the forced purchases of gold by the Bank of France, by which our market has been so much dis turbed. As we have before stated, the amount of gold comprised in the 16,000,0001. of bullion in the Bank of France is only about 4,000,0001. Gold is the metal that is immediately required for the foreign drain, and the Bank of France have done well to provide themselves with a supply in a quar ter so readily sooessible. At the same time the Bank of England do not abandon any point of their recognised policy. There will be no distal-1)- Lnc° of the operations of the Issue Department of the Bank--no contraction of the currency. The only alteration will be that 2.000,0001. of the notes issued will be against silver, instead of against gold, as heretofore. The Bank of England have for some years peat held no silver bullion whatever in the Issue Department, and their Charter merely provides that the proportion of silver to gold shall never exceed one-fourth. Subjoined is the clause bearing upon the point : "And whereas it is necessary to limit the amount of silver bullion on which it shall be lawful for the Issue Department of the Bank of England to issue Bank of England notes : Be it, therefore, enacted that it shall not be lawful for the Bank of England to retain in the Issue Department of the said Bank at any one time an amount of silver bullion exceed ing one fourth part of the gold coin and bullion at such time held by the Bank of England in the Issue Department." These are the immediate advantages of the trans action. It may be regarded as a palliative, which may, perhaps, mitigate the disturbance in the money market, and allow time for the influx of gold from Australia and elsewhere. But reflect ing persons will not be disposed to run away with notions of too sanguine a kind. There is a foreign drain going on, both upon France and Eng land, particularly upon the former country, caused partly by importations of grain and partly by other foreign expenditure. The exchange of bullion now decided upon between the two Banks does not add one single ounce to their aggregate stock ; and, the drain being common to both, neither can go far out of its way to help the other. The flow of bullion both from England and France is caused by an adverse balance of trade ; that balance cannot pos sibly be redressed by the arrangement just come to. There is the fear, too, that the palliative may en courage the government, the Bank, and the financial classes in France to proceed in a course of improvidence instead of taking timely measures for a real and permanent remedy. In this case it is pone& that immediate relief may be purolunied at the eost of even increased future I difficulty. These considerations, however, point to the future. In the discount market a tendency to ease oon tiuues to be observable. Business at the Bank yes terday was upon a quiet scale, and in the general market good bills were taken at a reduction from the Bank rate. There were no withdrawals of bullion from the Bank yesterday. The 249,000 i. by the Sussex was delivered yesterday, and is in coarse of transmis sion to the Bank of France. The dividends are announced in due course upon the Spanish Three per Cent. Consolidated and De ferred debts, due the Slat December. The Anglesey, from Melbourne, with 230,000/. in gold, has now been at sea 70 days, and the Suf folk, with 293,5001., about 55 days. Owing principally to the rise in the value of money there is very little demand for silver for the Rest, and the price therefore continues to decline. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yes terday at fe. lad. per ounce, showing a fall of id. compared with the price obtained for the previous supply. In the interval the nominal quotation has been ss. 44 The Liverpool cotton market remains inactive. The sales yesterday were limited to 4,000 bales. The Loudon and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5791. _ . . The following memorandum is from the Oriental Inland Steam Company : Advice, fiat received from Kansans state that the last freight yarned by the Oriental Inland Steam Company on the ludas from Kunming+ to Moulton hae been very coon. derably im advance 4 ell freights previously conveyed. It also apple:s that the government are retiring from the river trade, and that MUM of their best steamers, as also the 140 Of their wharfs, do., are being banded over to the Oriente' Wand Steam Company, who have a number of bargee now ready to start. Notice Is given that applications are about to be made to the committee of the Stock Exchange to appoint settling days in the shares of the following companies, viz. :—Anglo-Spanish Smelting and Silver Mining, Algerian Railways, and 'United Kingdom Electric Telegraph. It is understood that in the Stet-men►tioned case the appointment of a settling day will be opposed by a number of the members. • - Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, pa, canal, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Fachange list : Imputation—Alliance, Etritish and Foreign. 16, ; ditto Marine, 60; Onanty, 84; Oro's, 25 ; Globe, 09,1 ; lerial 1 Or - Life, 22; ; Indemnity Marine, 148 ; Legal and General Life ; Ocean Marine, 7; . .110e1t.1164 841; United £ingdo bi• Gaa—Great Central, 14, 10. CUaslerflsand Junction 81; Bagent's, Waterworks—Lambeth, 99. Doeka—Loodon, 82. With refereoce to the market for American seen rides, Mr. E. F. Hatterthwaite reports as follows : There continues to be an active business doing in London in American railroad securities. Illinois and Erie shares have been in strong demand ; the latter remain nearly sta tionary in prior, whilst Il linois have advanced 2i per cent. Illinois Central Construction Six per Cent. - Bonds are wanted, but none are offering. The Seven per Cent. Bondi are firm at 88,1 to 87. Michigan Central First Mortgage Night per Cent. Bonds are offering at 91, at which rate they are very cheap, considering that the large increase in the traffic now going on renders the security of the bonds beyond question. The increase in October is 74,467 dull. Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds are wanted at 57, and Juliet and Northern Indiana at 80, but both are difficult to boy. The steamer Jeddo sailed from Point de Galle on the 22nd October, with the English mail for Au stralia of September. The Veronica and Leichardt have arrived front China with 1,015,4001b5. of tea. The following is a weekly report on the market for hides and leather: The leather market continues depreased, the sales ef stocks of bankrupts estates being still preened on the mar ket, to the prejudice of the regular demand. Prices are gene rally stationery, and the supply of bat heavy sole leather is small. The stocks of other goods are abundant. Loa don market hides have declined 3.. each. River Pl►te hides are still held at previous rates, at which about 1,700 have been sold; and also about 3,000 Australian hides. WEDNIVIDAT Evtzitia. Console, which closed yesterday at 93# for the 6th December opened this morning at 931 to f, declined to 934 to and closed at 931, " buyers:" For money the last price was 934 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 931, r , f, 4, # ; ditto for ac count (Dec. 6), 93/, 4„ f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, , New per Cents., 94, 4, 4,4, 4, I ; Th irty Years Annuities, expiring a April, 1885, 161 ; Bank Stock, 233, 234 ; India Stock, 223 f, 4•M4 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103#, ; ditto, for account , 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1858, 96, ; ditto Bonds, Ss., 10s. (lis. ,• Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, ; ditto Ave per Cent., 944, 95 ; ditto Five - aw l-a--Half per Cent., BM, 4. The Indian rupee paper was dull, at 94 to 96 for the Five per Cent., and 100 to 101 for the Five and-a-Half per Cent. India Bonds were dealt is at 10a. to Ba. dia. Exchequer Bills do not rally, being quoted 6a. to Is. die. Turkish Bonds experienced several variations. The Lean of 1854 left off at 721 to 734, and that el 1858 at 58 to 4, showing in the latter instance as improvement of per cent. since yesterday. Mex ican Bonds were very quiet, at 211 to 22. Other foreign stocks were steady. In the market fur bank shares to-day there was an improvement in Chartered Mercantile Bank el India, London, and China, and London and West minster Bank. Uniou Bank of London were like wise inquired for. Royal Mail Steam continuo to gr°. Oriental Inland Steam were marked 24 and r6i. paid), and General Steam Navigation, 244 and 25. The "options!' of 1862 of the Illinois Central. Railway Company were quoted 3 to 5 ; those of 1863, 5 to 7 ; and those of 1864, 7 to 9. Canada Government Five per Cents. were rathee flatter. The closing quotations for shares in new tinder. takings were as follow ;--Ocean Marine 'near &WO, to 2k prem. ; Thames and bfersey Marin% to prem. ; Universal Marine Insuranoe, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to 1 dia. ; East India Irrigation, dia. to par ; and Milwall Iron, i to g prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clomt. The milling market to-day is steady. In the Stock Exchange East W he al Russell shares ova tion, in demand, and have been dealt is at the improved price of 111. Great Wheal Alfred are marked lg. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Cern Brea, East Basset, Wheal Basset, North Treskerby, Wheal Ludcott, and Sortridge Consols. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in de mand, and have been dealt in at 27f to 27f. Other foreign as well as colonial mining securities are very quiet. At s sale of copper ore held at Swansea on Tuesday, 896 tons of ore sold for 14,353 t. 17s. Gd. The following animals were realised : Tons. 722 167 ~~ ~~ .. C 11,75716 6 . 2,388 3 6 7 17 6 806 £14,35317 6 At the next sale, fixed for the 27th inst., 1,159 tons will be brought forward, viz., Cobra, 562 tons ; Cuba, 6(13 to= ; and Precipitate, 4 tons. At a • of the shareholders in Cuddia Minas, hal yesterday, a 5571 of 10s. per share was male, to pay for the maahmen, &c., now being put on the mine. The reports of Captain Webb and F. Puck ~ of Par Consols, wen coma dared of the most cheering c haracter From Wheal Harriett Captain Williams writes (Nov. 17): —" The lode in the 100 east end is worth for tin 301. pee annum. In the 'topes east and west of wins. it is worth 3111. per fathom. In the stapes below the 90 it is worth for =l5l. per fathom ; and in those above the 90, 101. per . In the deep edit end it is worth 81. per fathom; and in the dopes above ditto, 71. (Nov. athom." From Wen Wendron Consols W 17) Captain R. Ken del writes :—" The lode in thelo mat of water-wheel shaft is still rather disordered be the CtOIIIIOOIIIIIII. In a few feet more driving I shall be able to see more about it. We in tend next month to resume sinking this shaft, and put it 10 fathoms deeper, if the wheel will keep the water. The mess are cutting down and timbering the engine shaft. The memos are getting on as fast as possible with the engine ! hones." From East Grenville (Nov. 17) Captain G. R. Odgers reports :—" There is no particular alteration here since my last advice. Today I have brought up some more sample' from the eastern end of the shaft, which yielded good tie. The lode appears to be increasing ir size, and looks very promising. From Treweatha Mine Captain Wm. Rowe reports:--- " The meant is in 19) fathoms front the engine shaft, the ground in which is of the most congenial character to the production of lead ore, very similar to what we bad about the western lode in the shallow levels at the old mine. We are waiting for the castings, although we are reedy le common to pat dowu the pitwork when it arrives. The men are engaged ileitis work which would have to be done after the lift is fixed." From East Rosewarno Mine the agent writes (Nov. 172 1 : ;. — . " The lode in the 43 west is divided by a horse of which we think will be out in about 6 feet driving, when ws expect the lode will resume its former value—now worth 61. per fathom ; the rise over ditto is worth 181. 'ICI' fathom ; No. 1 stops, 18/. per fathom ; and No. 2, 101. per fathom. No other change to notice." From Buller and Bertha Mine (Nov.l9)Captain'T.Foot re ports :—" The new plunger at the 32 has been completed, and the water is now to fork to the bottom. The fixing of this plunger will enable the engine to keep the water with ease, and also effect a great saving in coal. The lode in the engine shaft is 2 feet wide, composed of flookan and spar. In the 32 east the lode is 3) feet wide, 1 foot of which is principally congenial spar and mundie, the remaining pert of the footwall being flookan." From South Cronver Mine (Nov. 20) Captain E. Chegwin states :—" The sumpnien are engaged repairing tho 84 and 94 levels west, also putting in l ad ders in the wince from the 24 to 34. Our tribute pitches are much es Ist reported. South Nine :—The ground in the south flatrod shaft u not quite so favourable for aiukiug." From blawlunoor Mine (Nov. 20) Captain J. Richards writes :—" Th; hole in the 70, both east and west of the eastern engine shaft, is of much the same character as re ported last week. In the 50 east, no lode taken down since last report. The stapes back of 50 east are not quite so productive, worth about 2 ton of copper ore per fathom. In the 50 west, the lodo is getting larger, containing quartz, repel, .rinuadic, and 'cool occasional spots of copper ore, and prep improvement. improvement. In the dopes back of 40 eon, the lode produces some good work for copper on." ZOOLOGICAL (lARDENS.—A young male example of a very scarce and little known animal of the swine —the babirussa—bas Just been moeived by the Zol a = Society, and is uow p lac ed in their gardens in the Regent's perk. The adult babirussa is remarkable for the extra orlinary development of his tusks, which turn upwards and backwards, and form • semicircle nearly meeting the jaws spin. The whole cootoar of the animal is also vary dif ferent from that of the true pig. The babirusaa is • native of the island of Celebes, in the Indian Archipelago, and ob tained It. name from the extraordinary idea of the Malays that it in a cross between a pig (baba) and a air (max). The present it believed to be the wooed individual that has been brought to Europe alive, • previous exaespin, obtained by Sir Fdward Belcher duties( one of his exploring voyages, barbs; lived for a few weeks in the society's pr dens m 1841. i.' lii uH k ,ii r . t I t 40 20 1 i 1001 100 100 100 100 100 lib — le• 100 MI IS. — seo, - 1 1/41 1 1 6 01 0 MIMI lAN IMMO Aluoco 5 0 ! •• 1110 MOOS 10,0S0 11.000 IMO 110,000 12.000 10,000 95,000 10, uOO 80,000 - ii.ilifil 411,174 i 110,IN Kia Moos 4 " 04 1 1 Nom N. 140 • fsl aw., l M. ok - WW tll,OOOl 67,000 i 4261 11,7919 1 1 ,916 _6,1100 4 4 1 II !If 125, 4 5 4 6_ 10 lie 10 11 IL 47 40 f 1 005 006 - re .., , 9 SI 11 le 14 lie bil "i K 41 IS N Ii $1 i Se . W W IS SO IS LI ILL 111 ~. _ IN he II 30 100 101 106 100 1 Of a; 1 1. n so iel I I 1 1 I t : I il A. pat_ IS fl 74 713 17 17e 17 1* si a Kus M IS - I I 8 20 _ _ rem goof s ly TT** 9 ei 11 1 4 i - Y 6! _ Ili ii T nil a - - II Er u - i'~ - _ 46 II LSI