The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-24 00:00:00

LACY INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Baum lie !dada. at the Rona.) MUNN ft. MM. I i ;4 Hinvtur give • all 'boner% mia argued es sod i The bit or nl wider the following elmeowideinese :—'lhe b me and blue foonibe rand aft the Marne the trseascticos is ottamii la the sait, Cow*, ate of wee kis age* la La** Is Ana Ink • plasiatai through Ocreely, altsood billo ronienst obit Pena sad Bet* contrabass ilso the 11411.11.* oipsay, for the erectios afelpol poolearldipols the «creamy bujl eenoseloggignearsti an thole& The pLosi , rt was able in his own bailer. to @apply*. ristewart far tto pee gnaw al the eniseet a ..e w the woodwork, h. OirooteiCtooly to have • esa , i prepared to prorate seeding to ....1111 of it her two ~ three lame timber the la Lesks. informed the phial *et he holt peoleeit ed = i. the • , rk. and Mist the thhathat Webber hed heel lite t.,,, ea t. Upon the /soling of whet the pleitiff supposed Iron Coody's lepeeseatetiese warn a proper eentreet, the 1.4 inn paid .rhos mum of nosey to the lather in OVEN th.st he might pity the woe to the tishaileat Webber oe ,oent of wait thee by him =sir the eottaset la !Amity, 18:11‘ Wither spelled to all plaintiff for the i dame aflegW to he doe isrespell of his work. The ' , Watt* isiondlotelusppliedi le CoOdy for i statement of W bide assooM. Thibeeloat atoordingly furellard Webber, sod the phimitf, thisklop th e churn in it • niter thee ought to have lam, wrote to Goody re , »waeg to the Isethp of which ha bed at the set infaresed thi4nifi. Vetter reesbnekatione mad the asol_eMelpd that so tenders bed ; ewe* ern by Poody, aad that he awl •the ,'..feedsat Welber wore la «illusion in order to lasi. lama prises foes the /iiat a f than he would have ' sl to pey be other quertors. Moreover, Cowdy wee to ' r,..eire a einowdrios ea the prises chneged from Webber, • lastend of beteg a embodier wen war* a carpenter usdertaker ia a soidl way ef ben42 6 rid wanting bah is the boa and the ex for earryleg out his sontrodu The plidatr,rer ilbeererteg this Wale of thief", *fend to pay for the work done—its robe Soto aavrtesned y namairreeivnt• but this Webber refired, ▪ inward so actioe for the movies alleged by kis to t. due in*? contract. Th. pletallff sew prayed • injunction in respect of the Awing*, and tbat the enetnets might be set aside, the elenag to fay what should be reasonable foe the work ems. or that t owdy might be ordered to pay to tba platuttA whatever be might be,. received from Webber a i.epeet of the eartnelk cad to repay to him whatever be ni4at have paid a ammo of reasonable charges me such coetrnts. OW pert of the defendaata, it yes contended that the *Did sae SWIIII d the tercel of the contract, and that .64 was dine between the defendsate war in accordance In# snap _ julgoaat ki Rower observed tittra ewerl IV Ater them was we ease. The mitred was s , end the plaiatiff, beteg matte acquainted with terms is Jose, certainly agreed be them Hi wee thirteen ant wow at liberty to complain of them. As to Cewdy, the ease 11114 ervnt. Re got a coramishiew frees the *Loin of V per meet is respect of the woes door order tie sew trick sad he also obroband a rotaminios from the dr frodoot Webber for prororing the coutract for him ; this, Loiterer, was wit at variance with wane is railway trans ...tont. sad the plaintiff, from his evidance„ wee swam of chi. prettify. The ball voold theopfore be alissisool as Webber with meta, and se agaiast Comely without without preisidith M habeas an asthma Itt law. Mr. Shaper sod Mr. Illowtie appeared for the plain. hit., sod Mr. It. Palmer and Mr. Jena for the defendants. We reserve our repot el taw ear tree impurtaat cassis which hare boss argral air Wu till his Hower dog have claimed judpssat us tam. COURT 07 QUIMICS BENCH. utile. la bra& —Mike; the Lord Chief Jtirtiort Cock bus sad Juane Hill sad Blackbars.) THE ROAD MURDER. The Atfessey.Ormerel, with whom was the Solicitor. Gemmel and Mr. Webby, said he had the bosom to Medd before their komilibips teethe pupate of am* is • ode which hid Imams ems of great leered sad piddle ads riety sad led earkeed the rimemiention cif the Reed Hunter, sad the object of hi application ON that the inquisition returned by the coroner, es mode as the 2ul July Ink Night be quashed, sad that • ids be pasted 1.1 the hotting of • special commission in the ssion of • writ ad embus toquirendurn, to be directed to "medal ems tomato/we to be named therein, to pressed to make by the rumination of witnesses all such inquiries tonging the . Grath of this deceased child as the coroner ought to have nude on the view of the body of the deceased, and that ail the usual and pn,per dam:time might be given in that behalf, He moved for • rule aheolutel in the int instance, and be had deemed, in lan guage of his own, the form and &MOW of the nat. The application was somewhat without precedent—thin was to say, there was no express authority to guide then— although there were many instances and examples of the ions of writs ad pathos inquirendum. The floonsas apes which he moved this application were legal asissondast ou the part of the coroner in the course of his berairy, ;raw misdireethe of the jury on matters of law, sad • mit carnage of justice in her withdrawing from the jury • very imrottsot Pert of the legitimate inquiry, which the jury were desirous of prosecuting, but which the coroner by his interventioo stifled and prevented ; and another gmood wet that the inquisition itself, for the mutt of as essential fennality, was absolutely null and void. Although be might possibly have contented himself with th , Lot grouod to which he had adverted, he thought it right that the whole stsbject of the application should be before the court. The learned counsel re. modulated the fade as known already to the pudic, relative to the discovery of the murdered child in the envy and the condition of the home. The legalist was held .11 the 2nd July sal the learned Attempt:lateral reed the depraitions so taken. With Merinos to the deprelties of Fhs death tough, the nunestaid, it was found alai she de. • •• I awoke about tree o'clock on the morales alf than twirler, end isowedistely mimed the deceased teen his bed. The impremion of his body stir nromood, sad the bed clothes were placed neatly, a• WI or mother hod ilutie it. The night-shirt and flannel waist in which I put the deceased child to bed were pow the eased produced does not bakes to the hoe's" The depseitioa of the nursemaid also referred' to the dog befog brae at eight, and the Larne,) .lttonuryd.dnessi said--Now, in Neese at hearing that deposition read, it mod ebefeedir strike everynso of the seedrity of • mad marsh* le. Pik,. There wee the sleigaler pumps i the anmersaids dermitum, that the inipossica of the deceased hey's body seed rrhameil, sad that the bed clashes were pima exactly a. if die or hi. mother bed done it. The child warn wrapped in a Medd, ad whoever took the de ceived child away, then, or immediately after n win lad the child, restored the bed clothe' with a woman's ;tams.* sail mated, to dear proper order and coaditim. Hut Se and exttsordissry it was that it should hare been dun-. U the child was awakeeed in hi removal from the l as e the person movies it with a mur denim sated wield hardly have remained to phew th.• heal babes in order, and if the child was Ides away by or perms hero the bed, and held a rapped to the bleaker, it could sot have bee possible fur the Ise de shed se esevpied with me hued to have placed the led clothes is eider. Two lemma dendrite must hem ken onseersed era the matter ao far as that part of the deed was esseersed, or if use pence 'sly was employed, that perms loud have rebored to the ledreena is order se beve repleeed the eleelmee in the number is which they were keel It did sot, however. apprir w have tacked is the said of the meow any that it me memary for him **nada further n iptiry. No munition was, however, gives to it, Nor w e my atteatioa giros to the pies. of damsel foetid leosth the body the piece of bead to which the child • /14 wrapped. The met poetise at the testimony was the teniadim of the houeemnid 116, " C"s• * h .) " 'iotY it ear to Loki' up th. lious, at sight, and who dep sed that on the sight of the via of Jose, whoa the murder w a s committsd, she faseened up all the duns tot wookma, and that on the morning of the 11th, • hi-n she foood the wilidow open, there were so marks of 'adonie on the wood work. The learned Attorney. NI the. reed the deposition. of the other wittiness taken lwfure the COrnetr. In Mr. F'oam's deposition (the eorgoint who examined the body) be stated there was an appe. imam rowed the worth of the demean , Add au •h ea wee sot usoully ?flood no dead bodies, but that most important eisetestanes which was sallimbi. , of no vagary whether the child had been strangled or *ottoman Ware hie throat was cut, dal not appear to Late •...-neared to the coroner for any further inquiry. had swot to bring before their lordships what oretirred after thin. and for that purpose the leaded Attonieydeserel read the depositions Topper, and Mr. Foley, superintendent of the Wilts Polne force, with referents to the cormier's cosdurt on lb. in rh.t, his dew. to prevent 1111 tnnnainntion of the ituratee of Itoad-hill 1104/9., .h.l ha sweating sp to the jury that it our not their duty semensis who was the wanderer (tbgh Hie lay it that reaped appeared to be belie MISS thee the corona". %WI on the dross is- billal ths jury tie oareser oad they went to Road. bill HOMO. where /Me Onoteriee sect liamter Wiliam were urenised by lordlogiewtios patio them by tie soremes, we solo balopatira of their examination, though their ussigised depaddloss hod bees returned. After laterning from Read. till;houto to the Tenepwesoe-bell. whore the blew. was opeed, tie room *ow up the bouldlion without know er( whether they were speed, and Wind apes deft to sip ft, which they did, many of thew loudly potpie aphid it aq tho time. The Ationtopfhoond thee reed the eseudiedion ii* Qen efaece and William Kent, neither of which had hew Aped by them, but in which both deposed they know nothlog whoever of the, ortodet. Hsmonad lim i t tide toast were diarly establishes ed lmj dad the jury 'rem anxious for • taller *Wry, that they were desirous to ascertain (sad is thee tier were better lawyerm than the comer), who bed ins the deed, and that the scrams told them ft was non withla their province te inquire who had dam the deed. let beyond that there was this technical objection to the logo& silica—the record bad been drawn up es paper sad sot on pmeloneet, se was distinctly directed by the *Mute in mM arse of murder and masslaughtee. However trilling this objection might appear, he Insisted as it as sufficient to Invalidate the in/Mettles sad to attain his trite object in pet* it quashed. The Lord Chief lustier—But if, instead al recordiag au open verdict, the jury had found a verdict of wilful mar ' der spinet woe person or permits unknown mod the in quleitiva had been on paper, would that be sufficient to pat a person on his trial IS 111 ! N s a=UII4.C. Agge mis Ihfisk last lailk • sad Obigsw all& Jo& • • Thefts The A•torsey-General apprehended the document could not he reeehnd is ewide•er. The coroner could only pro mid super viscera corporis, and when disinterment of a body could effect no good Oe account of decamped. I the court in suck eases always abstained tress directing the disinterment. It then followed that as the caromr could only proceed super Adds =pork the second writ of inquisition could not be directed to the emeser, but to • special commission. Raring cited the au thorities on this point, he proceededlo argot's& considerable length that the waded of the coroner in sYO the inquiry ems each as to render it esseutki to justice that then should be • new inquiry under a special commissioner, the requisition which he now Nought to quash having been per fectly null and Told. The Lord thief Justice asked if the coroner could tot be included in the special commission ! The Attorpey-Gedrel admitted that he could where ink deduct had not been shown, but where there wee me ode deduct then • writ would be directed to the demer, red qua dieser, bat as a special connoianoner. who would econdoct the inquiry, smarted by other Onlaill6lllloll. The learned A ttorney.nenersl then reed en allidevit to show that the body of the murdered ehild bed hem dug up in August under en coder at the ilmo creamy of Photo, and wee then so decomposed that its did,. termed could throw no light on further inquiry, and there. fore then =net be • commission in which be submitted that the droner, oa mooed of misoonduct,, would not be in eluded in their lordship's writ. In conclusion be urged that the camases inqedsition was • mockery of Judie% sad treated that is camequenee of the insufficiency end unsatir heeler, character of the inquiry before the coroner, his ap plketioa would be panted The Lord Chief Justice, in delivering the judgemest 44 the court, said—We ere of opinion that in this ore there should be a rule, but not • nes absolute in the drat ineteam, as desired by the Attorney- Geseral, but • mie to show muse, calling upon the draw to raw same why this isquiaisioe should sot be quashed end'• writ of ad melt= inquirendum Mind. And the rood upon which I think it must be • rule to show cause undue. • rule disolide in the first indonee is 'imply this—the leased Atkiney-Gewirel has satisfied my miud with refer ence to the 'Minks, and the authority of the form in which a coroner's inquisition should be draws up, and that it mad been parchment aid not on paper, still it leads the queetiou open whether, although the court might etthe in etweoe of the crown (Weaned upon , though noon, is prejudiced by it, and public justice requires • more formal and regular return of the inquisition, yet, line/much as the exereiee of our discretionary lower depends upon the fade of the ineleses which have been brought before es, sad as the affidavits that bare bees read to the court pendbly may admit of an answer (at all events it will net lre jest or prudent on our pert to assume they are perfeetl• coned sad true) en opportunity should be given to the deems, of enewowing them, more especially as the judicial welded of the coroner has been called into wises comideastion. As, therefore, our decision might materially affect his position and character as • censer we eaasat is judos or fairness to him, env more the. with reforms to the correct exercise of our - judicial authority and diecretiomm, quash this inquisition and issue • writ of ad radius inquirendum without calling upon him to •newer the matters disclosed in the affidavits. ruder t►e circumstances, the court would grant • rule Mai only in t►e first instance. Rule nisi punted. A STEAMER ON FIRE AT aoarHAMProi► SOUTHAMPTON, SATITIDAT. The Royal Mail Company's steamer La Plats took in betwoco 1 and 2 o'clock Mb akorsios. to Qs actor dock. Captain Vincent, the company's naperintendswt, soon snivel, and took the general &traction of the men to over come the denim, which raged with pest fury. ♦ltogether twelve engines and two steam tuns were speedily got In readiness, and commenced pealing vast simantitlea tt water into the ship. Tap Win elan in readiness to haul the vessel from the e her ihipplag laths dock, if necessary. Thetam port at the skip is entirely mated. Smoke is sta vita and ma, at the engines are still at work. Elba is meta down at the bend, having about twenty feet of water fa Ina bold. Two asw a is ashore in • state of exhatutioe, Irving Imosa simesluldroastaL Orin wigs is dos to tbs prompt services rendered by the liontnireler aed Oriental Company's, the Desk Conway% owl the tows he engines, without which aosisereos the slip send bore been totxtly destroyed. The Le Pieta ie coed the company's duet steamers, and the leas ewstaised is most serious. (APCRIMI DILtiI'ATCH.) The be mes gee Imam between tire mid sin &clerk, and the bow Y eselised to the fittings of the foss part d the wesisi sod the ship's Mores. The hull le not damaged. La Plata was to bare taken out the Wad India mails on H a , gag peethee, but, fortunately, linos of the cargo bad hem a►ipped. A large qoaetity of , itueltailver wee reedy fee eldpnwat, wed would have been put OP board today. The fire originated in the boatswain's storeroom, but the mese is eat kaolin. 9 £.N. Non Ilse illetiaot symptom of any fire is left. The mNos Is hie pumped out of the skip, soil the burst snores ronsowni. ST. OE4 MOKIii-I N-THE-EAST. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOYEMOK C 8 LIBT 8.-(THIS DAra Two o'Crnen. in railway share market te-day is very firm, an most of the leadinf las stocks an improvement Ot, to per cent. taken place. Mid rdsontmees very buoyant, and has again n 4 per oent. London and North Western stock la low gusted 100 to ; Great Western, 72 to ; 31illand, 133 to ; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, I 111 to h ; Great Northern, 111} to 112 h ; South 84 to ; Caledonian, 2 s trbardo-Venstian Railway sha ll/ ms are 4 steady, at q to 4 die. Great Western of Canada have fallen, but Grand Trunk Railway stock is fain. 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MArl 9 111 191 - 6 UN .. 1 1 1 C InwßliiM 4 0 UM. .... TO TIIII ZDITOR OP TIT ELPILESS. 812.,—The old protostaut form of worship will be restored Jo the pariah elivreh of di. Gemp's-istlioleirt to-sorrow, No►. 2t, by order of t►e Lard Bishop of Leo doe ; aod serums will be preached, it is said, by his chaplain. Altar, hymn book, choristers, yeesebing in sex- O h o., medleeticke, credence table, .lc —everything oral be swept away, arid. it is mid, entirely withom the comsat of the Rev. Bryon King. —1 am, kc., F. BAILEY. London, Nov. N. Mr. W. Wallows, M.P., meets his etwstitneots, wand* to soma custom, al blooday ens* out, as the Horns Timms Duns or tan EDWLID M'Dotrirsu—lt is our 'eu *ant duty this evening to foetal the deals of Ws Mead It 'Dratted, which took pies is his mei deems is Merriest-square, yesterday erfroisig. Althea& sumpanalaily a rang moo, bir Lamed was fer nosy years iu a proesiasse palace arouse hie fellow-eisisses.- lint. Pa the heed of the mina* tina of Christopher Witness' sod flea% sad dories the lea tea or twelve years, es 'harass elf the neat Bouthera awl Western 1 ail my. la 11444 be Mad the ease of Lad ispor of Dahlia. He was knighted to 1:49 by the Earl Ciallteteion, who was then lewd bouteneot. He las left behind bin three sous awl three &lighters, the eldest of witsai.Captaa Christo pher N'Llootiel, of the 4th Draeoua Oseals, saved with ..t thr-•-;,)•out the whole of the Crimean war.—ltutfis 1ter0..,9 Nod. 46 LITS:A aa- S. tett : : de r : o4" I Lei ..4. C t .iii M iPW anL RA W As. aue ail Ds Now 1 Wi bas. aad MA. Siamo a 1 Great alitp - I Da= ma. ha I Disame 1:2•""*" . )(feet. Rs. rai. ) I Nakao) Ca. i ,'SanagdaclaeAbsa(L 1: same Date. W. Droop. it N. Ike& Li. N. SAL Andreladia estel esi Ps• " Sur 8 4. 1 ." . • .1: . Teel ■lwr lakela tam 11 Paola sadOeles. De, New 1 Lel lii It lit Tel. 4 torsett lyric Gov agNSIT ills - 3•7lrie , Komi NMI Okam mih Amt. Inman. 1 th Amtranaa Lad TaL sent' Do. do. isestarel • la. Oa. Op. Pm Vismaals 1 I IN .1 S. 111 Sr. Pyrex's Citsni, Vass-nrxisr.--13lnee the appoiatmeet of the Rev. F. A Maurice as incumbent of the above chapel, the co/mg:WOG hiereewet, eo mach et, as to almost fill L—lferritstowe ercury. btrar.seetusal, &ruses Matra.—The ao m Eminence for an laternatiooal skiff match between Clambers, of Newaretle-en•Tyne, the champion *culler of asi Ward, the eimemion of Antonia, are being Clambers is likely to leave England with hie badmen far America is !Amery, aad the contest will arse off on American waters in the spin. BURNING Or THE SKIP CKINA..—As will be seen in our American imellignme, the China, a large ship, Wen with cotton and bound from New Orissa' to Liverpool, wo totally destroyed by fire at sea on the 6th of November. The crew were rescued by the ship Oman Bride, mad after. wards transferred to the steamer Quaker and landed New York. Nunow &caps or • Dal: gaunt) ram • Roam Dsara.—Ou Tooke eves* as seise children VW* playing in eptisg-pidese, laddidwai *dr lll s Olitkis • Iras drawn to the hoses el a sokeions ammo kaolin as ' 'Nether Ca • soma if buning sop behog very steeps. The et the Mass was epa. pataking seinethieg from which sorbs Went ktiog es the door is frees of the erste, they Imams alsinsol en& Lemma the selghboun of the eieueselanin . Irbrigh Mr. , =l sad others went in and teem d ea the bowels the era & tare in an insensible node of istonizatioa, • heap _of sage es bah hobs of the and theaddises is k she was dressed in a nn Ire, frees whisk bat fee tie re markable manner of ler discovery she men would have perished, am she warn wholly belplies.—Scare &pm& As hoar BECONTNG 13uss.—A Lasiehease work- house idiot died ou the 15th inst., after a short Mum He well named Wm. Crooks, alias " Billy Straighliaga," and had been an inmate of the workhouse upwards of sixty yam. He had not keown during the whole of those years ow, day's Mesas He was seised with charrbew, sad strange to ear became gnfte sane • few dam, before he died.—Smadirland Xcrcld . — licr — Al .hatollll64El. Yangldes 7 8 14 - ailli. Mlli ioi an au am I a _ Do. illrem.&l), hat DR Wu. an. XII tat (CM lArtit. Newport, Ither..4ltark NrwrytAtrutedid 1 Drerrirr.atearrekt.itets ' 1 , Darlimn Omaha Oa North Drilla Sr* Dews MD. ID DS. • N. lutrra—haretch Do. 9.71.2. Purr Do• ran 1 it la M et no LW* Luise 115011401.Walseihrii Mott Pablo almcitt. & alsh. W 11111 Mei AWA— N daft 7:14 11 •1. .7 t 100 100 100 101 1100 LWI ie"lli ei . . . . . Vele et N..& Thesis eta 41 Wei Omni West lOors k M 4l 44; err. Dad. •Aber. Jon 1 1 1 A. 14. fa Do. Do. P. 44. O. p. Z. Casa ft., Ilp.daral Da. do. Pad Da Wed I p. 01. idles Usk% 4 p. &at et pa --.- 1 - alholides. el DoiassidlOp.ida. Ds. 44 par awl r o tr=t Old4W(Derloaltirts Da Masa p. De...WM it. Da Do. treeddia dat t Ds iWtiaraw DaddeddfilLip.e. 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Itgr. ri a is Sr we dB Sarydr um mit rd dollldeli. a d d .Pade rd i II liars sad ti. Araks& Was itpa al ism owl " • • 'lout Dial* all loDo. yal tweak 611 7 Da oat all Ausbro all Do. portitr. 4 11(7Ptut , 2 ra l t hura ltaadon ala De. 14Dst Nat Prot al 'Wag, I. ir.d • 11/mlas et Asada IM 11111nballia illS Wiiii iiil esti i1f..1 7777 177767. Ski N Si 1 3 die Se 11 We ta IS 4 4 i I i . gt - I /4 64 4 I 4i 14 ea ... ... 61 61 64; • 01 Sian dla tln In II 4 6 :d ll 16 * - Irailfse sarwaskammasso. me NU LDivillApuit.Jaa•LielY N 1N aseittall N. Sri 4D. at. KW NU w.miewlow.-6 0 .01. La s ti Yatiii ift___ TrCiiil /NUN 10.06 d 11),000 12,000 skaso _ ___ 1.71.1 11111.676 10,000 110.1100 40,0114 I• 16009 "U $0,41.0 iis-6 1 wow 24, 1860: ;MONEY mARgEr.-4rateDAY.) • • Ara &Cwt. AM* hinds remain statirowy ,prise, with a quiet business. The changes shown in the Bank return are regarded with, some satisfaction, but have had no effect upon the market. Bri tish railway stocks, however, are generally rather better, particularly Midland, which continues very scarce for transfer. The shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada have gien way. In other respects the business in the Stock Exchange this morning has been devoid .al interest. At Paris this morning, aceOrding to Mr. Renter's telegram, the 'three per Oent.lltroles evened at 'Tarr. ne., but improved to 70fr. being 3per cent. above the last price of yesteedept. Consols are officially marked NIL and for motley, and 931 and for the account. The Meat quotations are 931 for cash, and 933 to 1 for the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows —Bank Stook, 2321. 232, 234; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92{ x , 1 ; New' 'Three per Cents., 913, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104,1, I, 1 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dia. ; Five par Cent, " enlaced " rupee paper, 95 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1013 ; Exchequer Bulls, 25., 55., dis. Scarcely any business has been done in the foreign stlich market The Turkish Loan of 1864 is steady at al. to 1, but Thai of 1868 shows a reaction of k . per oent, being quoted 681 to 59. 41401 other descriptions, the transac tions have boot too scanty to have any effect on prices. Sales are recorded as follows alien Four-Mid-a-Ralf per Cents., 185 Z 89 ; ditto Four-andii,Malf per Cents., 1880, 881 • Ruselan Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 95 ; Turkis h Six per Cents., 1864, 731 ; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1868, rot iceotmt, sq. Wil — Telerenee to the fire which took place this morning on beard the steamer La Plata, in South ampton Dock, may be advisable to date that the steimen of thaßoyil Nail Company when in has at home, are covered by fire policies. The fire is reported to have been of •a rather serious character. HALF-Past Two o'CLocr. Consols are still quieted94T.; if Or norieY, and 931 to for the account. An increased tendency to ease was observable yes terday in the discount market. The best bills were taken readily at foi par oent., and in exceptional' instances transactions occurred at Six months bills were placed without much diffieulty at 8 to 6}. Nevertheless, the amount of business at the Bank was fair, and larger than on Thursday. In the Coirsol market the rate for loans yester day wasemly 2} to 3 per oent. At Vienna on Thursday there was a rise of* to 1 per cent. in the Austrian funds. _ _ - The " continuation" on Consols yesterday to the January settlement was 5-16 per cent. Of this the income taz represents exactly 1-16. There were no withdrawals of bullion from the Bank yesterday. There is some demand, however , for Brun. The Fulton, from New York, han brmght 8,0901. for England. The Tpe, with the outward Brazil mail of the 9th October, readied Pernambuco on the morning of the 26th A.m. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon exhi bited indications of an unfavourable reaction, bills on most of the continental cities being in demand. The principal reduction was in the rates on Ham burg, Holland, and Paxis. Subjoined is our usual list: Anorterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to t • ditto, 3 days, ILI4I to 151 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 1; Antwerp, 3 months 35.40 to 21 ; Hamburg, ma. l*om 3 months, 13.61 to 71 ; Paris, 3 days' light, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto, 3 moot 23 •9 3 to 32 i Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 U months, Itoll ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 months, NW to ; Visa , , dr. Lo., 3 mouths, 13.90 to 14.00 ; Tr9lieste ditto, 3 months, 1 th3.9os, to 14.00; Madrid, 3 months, t.3mo 491 to I ; Leghn, 3 meths, 2.1 - 65 t o 70 ; Genoa. 3 months, 36.55 to 65;; M ilan, 3 months, 25.571 to 1121 ' Naples, 3 . months, 391 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1194 to 1 ; Mesaina, 3 months, 1191 to 1; Lisbon, 90 day; 521 to 54 • Oporto, 90 de m, 53 to 1. The rates of discount in the principal continental cities are as follows. With the exception of an advance at Hamburg, they are the mite as last quoted : Dank. • 3 saes Opel 3b/kat. 4 Paris View* NO" Amstadus riambFir sot oar; Frankfort Brussels Turin 3 3 5 The financial &deices from New York are un favourable. Money was tight and the exchanges on Europe heavy. The next mail from China, which is looked for with considerable interest, will be due in London on Tuesday. It may be useful to remind holders of the Ca nadian Sterling Debentures that the conversion into Canadian Consolidated Five per Cent. Stock will be finally closed on the 30th inst. Owing to the scarcity of Midland Railway stock in the market a bonus was paid yesterday for the temporary loan of it. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,6141. The warreats for the half-yearly interest on Buenos Ayres , and San Fernando Railway shares are advertised as now ready fur delivery. It ap pears that a portion of the incomplete earthworks of this railway was washed away by the repent severe gale. The trifling loss (3,0001. or 4,0001.) has demonstrated the necessity of a deviation of the line, in order to provide against the recurrence of any similar accident when the railway is complete. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 21, compared with that for the previous week, showg the following changes : Cirralation Wee £27,010,995 Increase £13,340 Circulation active Public deposits ....... 6,073,597 Increase 269,575 Other &pont& 12,665,022 Increase 61,230 1 Governraeut securities is banking department_. .. 9,490,273 No change Othersecuribes in banking department Call sod bullion is both departments 13,357,131 Increase 42,330 Seven day and other bills 725,051 Decrease 53,136 The Rest Notts in reserve Total may, (notes& ooin) in banking department 7,434,616 Increase 304,075 Owing chiefly to the increase in the Treasury balance there is an addition of moderate amount to the "reserve." The small increase in the bullion is doubtless occasioned by the reflux of coin from the provinces. The changes generally are not of much importance. The Ga2ette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: imports of gold, 704,9941. ; exporni of gold, 809,8631. ; imports of silver, 79,040/. ; exports of silver, 124,4141. SANK OT ZIWIJUSD.—As sad Ith Vie., s. 11/46: Ike so DWI DIM . t 27,010,986 1t049. lamed . at 7,010,186 !WHIM DI !Modeler( Capital L 14.501,0011 Met 1,906,005 Public Deposita oa eluding Siebea., Say. beaks, Cont ras. of Debt, M and tkenktal Other Depadis. 1,1,065,012 Sevea dapiadotbar IVOR • • itirt.2l4lllll , ta, IND. 1 Ili 9i die 96 109 /5 199 96 96 I la SO SO SI V/ 96 N 67 N 111 IS abe I 7 II i 6 7 Om* am ma el* dINI• WM ii . a a If 2w n n w as 1 V r , p• te ee Ins no 14 SI MI Ms 1 111 A•••• _ err. _ •:-. i it ri 1 4 li 4 p I I If li I I I +1 I 1 :" 1 i per AO A 74 U IS U iss V V If 6 I 66 66 116 1/6 26. 4 - 7.- 121 L is tratoomat to the Act TVs oattar so Wodrodox Nov. r.ARTIONT. Government debt.. L 11,014100 Oder 1.4/04,9C0 Gold coin and bal. M 6.016 lever Wallet At 1,010,991 Diad Weight An -0,1100.t78 Otb m inaerhise t 9,198.1111 Notes 411146110 asel Saver Oft SUSS I.- vfl.wees, R. KILLER, Deputy Cashier. 'A meeting of the creditors of Mr. W. IL Rowe, of i ot uucester-place, Regent's-wham held yesterday, en a etatement of it vas submitted by awn Rart Brothers, the accountants, showing • bilities amounting to 11,M, and assets to 6 91. It area explained that the insolvency mom f a tont:act with the Metropolitan Board of Works for the construcfion of the middle level. Myer of the main drainage of the metropolis. It • utts resolved to accept a composition of 10s. in the p3und, be. to be payable at once, 2a. 6d. at three months, and 2s. 6d. at six mont h, provided the last instalment be guaranteed. I Consols, wbieh eitOed yesterday at 931 to fat 6th December, opened this morning at 931, d closed st 931, " buyers." For money the t prioe was 931, " sellers." The official business report is as foilows .—Thous per Cent. Consols, for money, WE_ *, 1, * ; ditto for account (Dec. 6193/, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; TM•eeper Cents., 91f, 1 92, 911, 1 ; New o-arid-a-.MiU per Cents., 77 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; ditto for account, 233 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, I=d4 ; ditto, 1859, 961; Five per Cent. 4 raper) paper, 941; ditto Five-and-a. Half per Cent., 101/. lb. Indian rupee paper was firmer to-day ; the PATO per Cent. left off at 941 to 951 and the Five and-a-BLit per Cent, at 100/ to 10L Exchequer Bills remain noted, 5.. to 2s. dis. • The Turkish Bonds of 1858 were again indemand to-day, and experienced a fresh improvement of 1. per cent, Liming at 581 to 591. It is by no means improbable that the speculators interested in placing the projected loan may endeavour to facilitate thee task by operatl l in this stock. The Loan of 1854 sae firm at to I ; Mexican Bonds re main quoted 21 to 22 ; Spanish are rising ; the Old Three per Cents. were marked this sifternoon 50. Other foreign stooks are gene- rally strong, with a tendency to improvement Bank shares to-day were well supported. Union Bank of London continue to meet with inquiry. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was a further recovery in Royal Mail Steam. Victor Emmanuel Railway bonds were in demand, • and firmer. A fall took place to-day in Copiapo Extension Railway shares. The closing quotations for shares in new tinder. takings were u follow :—Ottinn Marine In.sut &nos, ti to 2/ prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, #to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, I to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, #to 1 dia. ; East India Irrigation, I dia. to par ; and Chest Kanawha, to # prem. .31INES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The market to-day is very brisk for nearly an descriptions of home mining shares. In— quiries decidedly predominate over offers, and the tendency of prices generally an . upwards. A number of transactions will be found reecirded in the Stock Exchange official list. la., addition, shares in Herodefoot, West Caradoa, Great South Telgus, West Bared, Worth Redrew, • and Cairn Bras have met with a good deal et attention. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in de• mand, and have been dealt in at 28 to 28f. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are very quiet, at former prices. Subjoined is our weekly report on the metal market :—Copper--We have no change to note, the market still being inactive, but the standard• price of ores continues very high. Iron—The state of the money market canard a slight reaction in pig iron, but to-day the accounts represent the market as again firm. Tin—The market is inac tive. Lead—No change. Steel is in moderate inquiry. Tin plates continue hard of sale, except at low prioss. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting yesterday, declared a dividend of 7,168/., being 71. per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled iu the months of July and August last, After payment of the same, there remains in hand a balance of 17,702/. 9s. 10d. Mt caali, ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund, applicable to the general purposes of the company. At Glenna lime 'nesting yesterday the amount, shoved a credit balsam of 381. Ia the estimated account of mete and liabilities the balance against the mine amounts to 82L 8.. 3d. A call of Is. 6d. per share was made. At Wheal Edward meeting, yesterday, a call of se. pee skim was mods _ _ The (heat Crinnie Mine accounts presented at the moil. Mg yesterday showed a behuice of liabilities over aueta et 1,3011. 14s. Ad. A all of to. per share was made. At a meeting of adyeaturem to Great North Tokio Mime, oa the 22nd Met.. the amounts showed • debit Wawa of 3,298 i. A cell of to. per share was made. An addi tional 2,000 shares were crested, of 25a. each, to be dietri bated pro void amongst the adventuress. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -- TALLOW MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, is quoted 613 e. 6d. ; Deoember, 130 s. ; all the year, 60s. JIM to March. 60s. 9d. ; April to June, 59e. ; October to Deoember, 58e. to 58a dd. Mame Aelmegem—Tows tallow, 61s. 9d. ; fat by ditto. 3s. 2d. ; yellow Damian, 625. ; melted 44a. 6d.; rough ditto, 275. ; tallow graves, 20s. ; iood dreg., 7s. SIETHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Davis and 00. report trade doll. Prices aro ma follows :—Prime meadow bay. 78e. to Ws.: superior dips 90s. to 106 s. ; inferior do., 50a. to SOL ; rowan. 40s. to 605.; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto second cut, 80s. to 905.; straw, 33. to Ms. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) We have again to report the arrival of heavy cma meats from the Coatioent, consisting of apples, peare,t Pie* apples are km in request than they have been, and prima far them are lower. Dutch, Hamburg, and other owes continue to be imported. Good cobs may be had at Is. to la 6d. per lb. Cabbages, carrots, and turnip may be obtaited in quantity. Cauliflowers are some. Potatoes realise from far. to 10s. per cwt. Cucumbers are swam Cat Sower* chiefly wawa of orchids, gardenias, dahlias, violets, miguonette.beetba, and roses. 1811)1T. Floe Apples, per 1b ,44t0 78 j Poem per doz.. le to So Grapes, per lb , eo to e 4 I Apples, per dot., Od to In di Peselte•. per dkoz , fie to 94 Oranges, per 100,414 to 10e Posselptulatie. ewe, 4d to ed Leoooas, per 100, Et to 10 Plume, p. te e, ea to 4s ed -- . , WEOZTABLIth. Cauliflowers. .sob, 6tl to 61.1 I Celery, per bundle, 1s 63 to Glenna p dun buncbes,2sed toils Onion", per sieve, laid to ri Cabbages, p. dun, Is Cid to bO3 Seakale, per pun., ss lid to la Potatoes, p ton. 1001 to 1.706 Shallot., per lb, 6,1 to 8d per bus., Ls to Ia Od Garlic, per lb, 6d to 84 per cwt., be to is Lottneeta,eab.. paw.. , lsOd Is lad( Parrots, per bunch. 73 to ed Cos. per enure, la to la Od Lampe per pouch, 44 to 63 Ladles, ppeer wore, is to hid pinach, per sieve. bOdto Ss llsessradbik, perben..lsed toll Cucumbers, emu, cid ro is 6d MuStiroomr, p. putt., es tab Id A/Vet:Atm per dou, es to Os Paps*, per 12 buneber, fle Mdl lost, pet dm. lab to Is Santry, per bunch, 2d to ed PROVINCIAL URI MARKETS. Imams. Nov. 111.-Btrksokand, U 626-Caledonian Stock, 06-Extern Counties, 10 6 16 10 74 6 -Cheat Northern Stook 111 112-Great Wasters', 72 726--Inacasre and Yorkshbs, 111 1156-London and North Weston, S 0 106-Manch eater. She Meld, and Lunt.in. 471-11.1dIand Stook. 1121 t 1321-Ditnef new shires, 11 1 1616 p .- Korth Stook, 63-N ore Stafrordedre s: 10 d.-North liasterer, Berwick Capl Wok, 1 ltd -ZHtb. York Capital Mock, 466 684-Ditto. Leeds Stock, 60-South Eastern, :5 644 IS 7-16-West Midland, Oxford. 444 -Dutch Rhenish, al 26 L-Oreat Dalunhourg, 64 Trunk of Canada. 6 11-16 6 13-16-Or at Western of Canada. 11 1-16 11 6-16-Ditto, new shank 91 96 d.-Entilalo and La Baaron,du 4Ouspany 16-15 6 1. u-is -111-43 neat 4a. id. 6a - Thames and Merger N p. RAILWAY TWA/M.—Me traffic returns of Ina. ways w the United Kingdom for Me week =din Nov. 17 amounted to 499,7401., and for the oorreepondins week d last year to 474,245/., showing an increase of 25,4951 The groat receipts of the eight railways having their termini the metropolis amounted to 204,563/., and for the cor responding week of 1839 to 203,814/., showins: increase of 7391. The increase en the z Western Railway amounted to 391. ; on the London and North-Western, to 579!. ; on the London and Black= wall to 181. ;on the London, Brighton, and South Coma to 1,1931.: on the London and South Western to 1351 - and on the South-Pastern to 7101. ; total. 2,6741. ; bet from this meat be deducted 804/., the decrease on the Barters Counties, and 1,1311. on the Great Northern. leaving the Menem ea &hove, 7391. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted M 225,1871., and for the nomespoading week of la 4 year M 270,4311, showing as increase of 24,7631.. which, added 'to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the ,total inn-mute 25,4961., as °watered with the corms warding week of 1639. MIN id .... al &La s -