The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings is Baum —Maar" the Loud add Suva and BOOM Bramwell. Channell. and Wilds.) SWIXICI P. MACON. —THE 81M11131 MATS& This was • special ars brought for the *ars of the court wader the following circumstances :—lt vs. as adios b r oi d lit by Mn. Patience Swiufen, who, it will be moi l., tool . carried on • brag litigation for the Swishes e a,a,,, followed up by an &aims against Lord Chelms ford, he. u her counsel, having compromised her rubts saint the defendant, Thomas Dacca, to recover damages in respect of the holding over 'ad occupation of • farm called S.:infeu Farm, which he had rented at 4301. as yearly t..uant from the late Mr. Samuel Swiafes, odor of:•••• will the pLuntiff, his son's wife, took the property. Its Mrs. Se infen dodo+ les her rights the dedeadent atierned an d paid to her the rent due at Michas/mem, 1864. ad en L•lr.dAy. ISM, at which latter time he took from her 30 3.lew in wilitioa, the rental fur the whole brag fired at 95., the pros bias reserved to the plaintiff. CM the 12th of July as the same year Captain Frederick Hay Seta's, the heiret.law of the testator, filed a bill ie the Court of Chan , cry impeaching the validity .1 the will, and claimed to le entitled to the Swinfen '.gates. He else prayed for the appointment of • rewire,, which was reared by the Master of the Rolls, who directed se imes. The defendant paid the rent due at Michaelmas, WA. The taws came on for trial at Stafford, W 11111111 • earepromies was eetcrt,l on by the red* cowed (without Mrs infen's coast) by which Captain Swish= was to tole the SOWS% 11041/106 to Mn. aerates 1,0001, per award Mn. Swishw refired in comply with thew Nrmti sad after a rag litigation she succeeded in recoveries the primly, a sew twirl having Lees granted which resulted ID her favour. In the siotetinie the tenser, of which the defendant Lase, received both front Captain sad Km swafea mere sot to pay their rear incept to them re .peessely. Os the 17th of flepteenher the plaintiff .4,01 oa the defame - dot • solace to quit, and in lireenber put ia an sweatiest. The .deadest repl.sioed, sal the adios of replevin h stall del:speed of. Os the 3011 t of April, I$6T, eke served dm with notice that is cowerprence of his bolding wee the Nees, she should respasi.3 him to pay double rest, namely. moi. Is., a year. To this the ddeedaat made ae reply„ but ensilaged ia poaeserus. f b Mss Swishes ealibbilebingthe . 1 11 at the woad trial, the &deadest duly tendered he bee Ntent the rest which had accrued sines the last payment. Ile esetiancil is possession until larly.day, ISSIP, when he Tutted. Mrs. Swishes iu her &cora claimed double rest, owl the greioe nosed in the special case war whether she was eatitka to double rent. Mr. Grey ewe argued the awe for the pkintiß ; sod Mr. Mundy and Mr. Weenarnars for the defendant. The court was unaninnitody of opinion that the act of par. Klimek framed for the protection of landlords against tewita who hold over Ingal notice to quit, did not apply in thim case, and gave judgment for the defendant. Jadgme.t areonlingly. r. LIMA. In this ease, in which the facts wire the name, the de• lealsat being another of the tam* the MOM learned counsel appeared, bat it was sot argued. The cow t pit:lammed judgment for the defitedeat APPEAL COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS. (Holm I. Do Limos, Borragste.) LI D ILL AND ONNINS r. BAAL -IT. BARNA/44 RWLICO, AGAIX. This long protracted sad important cam e bereaving so many principke and opinions, both Ina ead in relation relatioo to the mode of worship, the wing of coloured clothe on the 001113111t11110a laid., and whether the table should be of stone •r w. 1, has been so fully before the publk, that it is ..oly necessary to say that .ifter the judgment of the Court of .trocal deciding that the stone structum need ail • corn. niuuiou table should le removed, Mr. Bea, through Mr. Jeuuinp, his proctor, obtaioed • munition to the church.- ..oleos sod chapel wardens of St. Ilarnshae, strictly sur pining and commanding them forthwith to remove such stabs structure used as • communion table, in the church or chapel of St. Bernekee. That monition was served by Mr. Goodall, the omcer of the court on the lath July last, oa Mr. John Thomas Hayes, of Lyoll-place. retontionsre, Pimlico, Arjrl Mr. James White Morey, of 67, Eburystreet, Pimlico, ,:hap. I wardens, end OD th e 26th o f July on Mr. l'harle. Westertoe, of St. George's-phke, Hyde-park, and Mr. Thommi Daiiii.on, St. George's-piece. churciiraoleue ; and no the Nth of August on the Rev. I. Wm. Brewer, of 21, George.street, Hauoversquare. At the last court ,Ley the certificate of the service of the monitiou was brought in by Mr. Beal personally, Mr. Jesting., Ma proctor, rrtiring from the caw, when on non compliance of the mouition it was continued until this day. I . p to the prekst time it appears the monition has not hryie obeyed lir the removal of the stone communion table, neither party being williog to move. Mr. Heal, perennially, no moved the continuation of the monition until the neat court day, as the last step necessary for the motion for attachment for contempt. The monition wee continued accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Cornmilieser Foablanque.) IX az woommu.—ADJUDICATIoN. Mr. Ashord proicuted a petition for adjudication In hinkniptcy against Abut Woodlisll, folt carpet annuls& tun r. of Baran Cray, Hoot. Adjudication was mei* and thelanknipt surrrodered. His liabilities are upwards of %WV.: meet., cliiedy coosistiog of machinery, astimated at ',until. IN SI RN. DICIECI.I. LZATSMII MAD& The Innkrupt was a shoe manufacturer, ci Danatry. This was the examination meeting. The lalimeialieet, 1 repired be Mr. E. Harding, aim& over six years, commencing on the 2rith September, 1864, with a capital of 4641. The bankrupt now owes to nnsi cured creditors, 1'3.6:0!.: to those bolding security, :t,untt ; habilitiss on biW , 11,944. (These bills are ehAir held by the Northreptas, hire Bunk, by the assignees of Smith sad Patient, std by the assignees of J. H. Smith.) The assets are Maned at 6iisl. in good debts, sad 1,9801. in ProftrilY property held by the secured creditors, Against profits of 3:(I/. only (ia six years), there were Limes ..! (W/. being on the realisation of pee wit!) • trade expenses, ; domestic and personal ditto, 1.834/. ; carriage, 1,1101. ; and interest and dis oe?t, 4,4811. Mr.iinklater, for the romigneee, offered no oppoeitioo, and the bankrupt pueed. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRW DAY.) CLERICEMELL rig MOSZIZJIMENT OT • IsOLICTfOR . II CLXIII. N. .re Awirstua Neer4, ageol3s, described me a solicitoes rl.•.h, resuliag at 5, Mrookslyetreet, Bernsbury•park, suneederel to hi. bat charged with enitieszikag the .1111i1 of 140/. the mono, of his employers, Meru Gregor. and Co., inlicituri, No. I, Hodford.row The lira...hie entered tho servire of Mr. Gregory in 1457, having previtaid• loon employed for about too years by a friend of iht pro-ccutor. In July, 10.7.9, the pro seeutor gave the priaon, r a cheque for 1401. for bim to pay the probate ilia! for a client at the Stamp offiee. A few *Lys aft, r thi. the priefter abaceiededi sad lt was then discovered th it the prisuoer had changed the duple, and had appropriatel the proorieJa to his own ow. Inquirie• wen• made at the primmer's residence. 40.1 as. then .Lied that the primmer had goes to Americo, and nothing OM .11, as. seen of him unt,l lw.t Lord Mayor's-day, when Mr. J. nesse, one of the iinoecutoes clerks, saw tin pri.,tber is the %trend, and gave him into the custody ofoliee constable Finer, .E A. tne pri.fter d• eland to nuke any defeat'', and wu fully cummitt.l tut tad. Mr. Greriry awl he should now prefer two other charges iig.timt the Fe moiler. Ile (the complainant) collected rents for • idient of the nese of Vattemon. The premier, in his ealoritv of clerk, bail to call and collect the rests, sad re .revel I •ITI Mr. Thomas Webster. of the Angel and Crewe, e, st. 3lartus'alase. and from Mr. John Nah.i of 1, New.atrest, Coveadgarden, owe quarter's rent, o . r which bi.il never ecomaeteil. Theme were other cher4e• armpit the primmer, bet the above were all that at present would le preferred alpinist him. I... Weer. having been given peeving the shove facts, and tdd the receipts wet* in the pnsosier's handwriting, Yr. Darker asked the prisoner it he sruimol to say 'ay. thm4 to the charge The primmer said he ehoe3d reserve his defence, but that Fail aticlit be taken, sot on amount of himself, hut for his wife and children. Mr. !taker fully roausattal the pnsonsr for trial, sod he email asespi the same bail, if the prosecutor was i:nopertitnt mid he ehoald like to make further in. .o.ory Lobsro egroesoi to hail fLo prikeaer was tboo moored. MA It LBOROVORATR EFT. INTILALLW; DIVALNO PRotit HC. Siterne, hoesekeeper at ehrioher4o Beek *4l • rhsewert Wore Mr. Beedee with steeling two die hn..rhes, of the eatie of W., th. property of Mr. Il.nry 4 %Annan. *railer. of 4, Beak-etreet, Begtat.etreet. Mr. Berries appeared for Use prisoner. er-tri the evid.aew at Mr. Presser, sweetest to Mr. Cher -1.,e. jeweller, of 4, Beak•etree4, it appeared that he re , • • • .1 two disinvon4 rr lesnebee frost rueteiner of his t. , .1.10)rr, satirist sew thtes sib la hie wet pocket ow the 20th of October, his coat being them hanging uP in his apertmente at the chambers In ilesk-itreest of which the primmer sad her linehand lad the charge, but that on gela g to his pocket on Ilse Monday morning following be staid them. He make to the prisoner in the preemee of a coastable, but she deeded all knowledge of them. He afterwards told her that he bed timed them to the pommies of her enter, and that she bed employed a Peron, to pledge them. dim mid her lister could not _ my so, sett WA not true. At that time only one was traced, bet he afterwards succeeded in tracing the other. and on "Snit spentieg e to the prieoser, she said she had picked them up is the unrest. He then gave the primmer into custody. Mr. Prosser having been croesemmicied by Mr. Herring, Render, 5.1 C, said be found onset the brooches eedged at Mr. illtin s ett's, Great Queen.strect„ Drury lane. He asked the prisoner if she knew scything of the brooches, and she denied all knowledge of them, but subsequently said she picked them :Ft the corner of Regent-street. Charles Ste na, *mistrust! to Mr. Bassett, pawnbroker, of 33, (treat ere.street, proved reooiving in pledge one of the brooches, and !embus lit. 10s. on R. He received it of a female, but did not think he could identify her. The puma gave the name of Frail. ['The wittier was ordered to look round the court, but could not identify the person. Elis a beth crouch, of 1. Oxford plane, proved i gledging the breech for Mrs. Frail, who, she believed, was e pions?. abaft. The sister was very ill. Remanded for a week. THE EXPRESS; *iDNESEiAY SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two ceOrocit. The railway share market to-day is very in active. At one period some heaviness was shown, but the market has become somewhat firmer since the improvement in Consols. On a com parison of the present quotations with those which were current at 4 o'clock yesterday, the only variation of importance is a reduction in Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 9 1 4 to 100 • Great Western, 714 to 711 ; Lancashire and York shire, 114 i to 115 ; Midland, 131 to 4 ; Cale donian, 921 to 934 ; and South Eastern, 831 to 844. Lombardo-Venstian Railway shares are firm at to dia. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues heavy. The Indian lines are quiet. iii -- rt &•• So 1 p.a. LATFST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. pr Ramsay ramtum) WARWICK IKERTING.—(TRD3 DAY.) HANDICAP HURDLE RACK Two mules Kirk, and ß Jealousy, anno berme ck RCMP, b, ore Kin g Witham. Topsy, St. AMEPTANCRII for tbe WELTER CUP. Ttroandra, Soothsayer, The Greek, sad Resargam. OPEN STEEPLECHASE. Foes miles. Jealousy, Tumbler, Topsy, Bt. Mark, The Littler, The Curate, Key ora, Piaraier, sod Ramapo& are here. LlLlVlD.—twarfflor and The Rover. Mt BEMUIF, M.P., AZ WAKEFIELD. The with al the Wakefield Meekamise Institute wen Mid in the by room of the Wakefield Omit Exchange het night. Mr. 11. A. LEATHAN, M.P., vim in the chair, end the gentlemen en the platform was Mr. 7.7e4tim!. Mr. Monckten Wanes, M.P., and Mr. OsDiee,W P. were also present es were also Mr. Car rismearth, moil the Mayor of Wakefield. Mr. 31110Iff, in rising to address the emenbhge, felt the awkwersinen of the predicament in wkeeh be we placed by the rule of the institution, which prouribes " party ctre;at such meetings. With hie usual resources, , he drew with a free heed the line which Irr""party" from other politics, and proceeded to vook some of " the principles upon which laws should be founded, and op which the peemaneat prosperity, and _peace, and greatness of common wealths are Lased. He He dwelt upon the blesains of free trade ; lamented the ignorance of a geot teman " reputed to be • men of considerable property," with whom he was tasvelling the other day, and who condemned Mr. Oledsteorls reduction Of the wine duties expressed his views ea the question of combinations and stnkes ; said some very hard tinny respecting our national expenditure ; and compared, with a revolt unfavourable to this country, the condition of the working claeses of England with that of the operative and labourers of the United States, describieg, without reserve, the rouses which, in his opinion, have cocibined to produce this state of things. He, Dererthelese, eloquently recognised the splendid acts of private benevalemes which we encounter on every heed, end urged • name extensive stud of political economy among all claims, so that the b which is characteristic of private sesonstione and individuals, may permeate the legislation of the country. DANUBE AND BLACK 354 RAILWAY, AND KUSTENDJIE HARBOLB COMPANY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held ►t noon at the company's oilcan, Z 4, Abingdon•street, Westminster ; Sir S. CUKLID in the chair. The report, which a previously circulated and published, having been takes as read, The CHArRMAN observed that the line was WOW, 1111 they all knew, so late in the season that they could not reasonably expect much profit from it this year. It was necessary, however, to open the line in order to organise it and let the public know that traffic both In pasaengers and in goods might be con veyed. The directors had entered into an agreement with the Danube Navigation Company and the Austrian Lloyds to call regularly at Kusteedjie and Tchernavoda, so that communicatiou was now established throughout to Constantinople. Several other companies had proposed to call at their elation', which would extend their operations to other parts of the Black Sea. Mr. Stous said he supposed the two_ companies named had acceded to the terms offered by the board. The CHAIRMAN replied that they had. He added that the directors would recommend the miming of 50,0001. by meow of the imbrued shares for the purpose of carrying at the harbour worka, in the belief that by the end of next year there would be a perfectly safe harbour for large ships —ships drawing 20 feet of water. In reply to questions, The Cuanza,' said that the unissued stock amounted to 100,000/., none of which it wax understood was to be Sena without the smut of the shareholders ; and that the total capital was 400,0001. Be concluded by moving the adoption of the report. 14. Pastm said, having witnessed the opening at Hue teedjie, he had so hesitation in seconding the motion. As a member of a committee he had recently bees over the country, and had found all the repro. mutations merle at the starting of the company in 1887 perfectly correct as to the trade of the Danube, the die. colter of navigation, the products of the country— geese and cotton--and the great increase of commercial in tercourse which must take place if greeter facilities of transport were. afforded. Their line avoided that part of the river where the chief difficulties existed, and he himself had travelled over the short distance from the point at ' which they commenced to liustendiie, which was the place that afforded the greatest facilitim for anchorage, in two hours ; whereas, under the most favourable erratum . stanoe, the transit by the river occupied thirty-4x hours All that was wanted was the necessary accommodation at Kusteodjia, for which an additional capital of 50,000/. was sow asked ; and there could be no doubt that the en terprise would be a moat successful one. All that was neces sary at Kustendiie was to throw out two moles, which could be done by tipping stone from waggons into the water. The expense was easily ascertainable, it being only so many cubic yard' at s o m uc h p er y ar d, sad the effect would be that they would have a harbour afford log safe anchorage and always with calm water. Mr. Minis thought that unless the shares remaining to be isauad heal a small preference, say 4 or 5 per cent, with an option of movement into ordinary Mares within eight or ten yeere, they were not likely to be Liken. The CHAIRMAN expressed a hope that the shares wauld he readily accepted without any preference. He bad, be said, a very high opinion of the undertaking. Several gentlemen expressed their willingness to accept their proportion of the new issue, and a large amount was subscribed for in the room. The report was then adopted. The retiring director' were reelected ; and • resolution woe agreed to anthoriong the board to leant WU "harm of 1001. each pro rata to the proprietors. A vote of thanks we. given to Mr. Price and the other members of the committee for their valuable services and report. A similar acknowledgment to the chairman terminated the proceedings. THE FIDIALZ SCHOOL OF ART. —An exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and other works of ar e, under the misohil patresage of her Majesty the Queen, is to be opeued wady is Jam, 1811 ; the proceeds of the ezhi• bitioe and sale of pictures to be appropriated to the fund now mining for a building for the permanent estab lishment of " The Fiends Soho lof Art." The eithibittou will terminate with a hamar, for which contributions are solicited. Cornmunioatioss end contributions should be sent to the supenidearlett of the Female School of Art, 43, Queensqaare, W.C. ELorzatzgx.—The beautiful and accomplished rioter of an hon. baronet, who has but recently succeeded to the title which his ancestors hare so long nod so t ion o ura m, held, the other day eloped from Dresden with the Germoit tutor who had been engaged by the family. The young lady has a large fortune, aad is most preposseseing in appear. ance. It is dated s h e was betrothed, at the time of her flight, In a gentleman of position in the county of Cumber lacel.—Cmiderfersif Parotid. FATAL ACICI DIRT TO A RAILWAY °CAR D AT PoRTALADIL —On Saturday sight, a chocking and fatal acci dent occurred to the guard of the short Insist which leaves Worthing at seven o'clock. The deeeaand, wham BREW was Upton. and who was thirty-one years of age, was missed an the arrival of the train at brighten, and a special eagles wee immediately .Implitiked to Portalade, that Mel the laid station at which the train stopped. Nothiag Gadd at first be found of the unfortunate man. bat °I ) mum °met° "arch being made his body wee durovered is a fearfully niaogled condition, about a hundred yards east of the station. At the iereet, which was bold at the Half•way Hem*. Cap- Perm 0 , 11). before F. H. GA, Faq., on Monday 01trm 625, there was no actual eirklenos to show how theaocident het ti;paned, built is supposed that deceased was walking along break van and that hie font slipped. The express train from Portsmouth, whisk pemed twenty minutiae after, most have goo, over deceased's bole sad torn it to pieces, ea it wee discovered. The jure ietumied a verdict al "Areidealea linyhtos Guardian. OADDIAIT SIUJIMI AND WNW. lliaarmi. reLpftearVeli .31asleses 11 , 17 . 1 . 11 ....Me.arl „O INtssia . _ 1...... cw — lr-k- .— ..... ....I e• me thy. mill Do. 11 p.a. pifil . L Delela I 5 GT, Ire — r d Art liOuni Aa rs;Ola I I la - i!•17.. -- . steak 1 I 1!?1 Poic.ag _ 1 Forth had Joies. 1 Miaow• S. 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It say late. met Nun readers to Sow that tbe late :lir Robert Past was ken sansidenble tine s's/gm at the Ripperhobas &bed Hardener Deana ON A RAILWAT.PAINTIM Yesterday, an old man was sat to pieces on the Week ][Wand Railway, at the Daisy Bank Station of that line, about three miles from Wolverhampton. Having takes his ticket for Wolverhampton at shoat hall-past tea in the forenoon. he heard a train approsilieg, sad was about it, QOM the line, when be was told by the stallion meter that that was not the train that le wanted to travel by. Nevertheless, the old man ran scram the WM. In his haste he could not obtain a Arm footing on the pkt. font on the opposite side, and fell back on to the line. He leaped up again, but again fell back. Before he MOW make a third attempt the approaching train was upon him, knocked him doers, and, over him, eat him to piens. The sight was • m anful one to the paseengere at the station, by all of whom the unhappy man's death was WM. It was afterwards found that he was Jobs Vale, • locksmith, of Walsall-etas* Wolver hampton, sad that he wee 68 years of age. The train by whist' be was killed was a goods bean, and did not stop at Tatßank. TAINT VALLEY RAILWAY ACCIDIN'T. •••011 Kmiday morning the Hercules 'tarmacs, belonging to the London and North-Wesiera Railway Oompsay, arrived at the North-wall, Dublin, having ea board the mangled re mains of the unfortinate men who were killed in the col lision on the Trent Valley Hallway, at Nuneaton, on Fri day._ The names of them whose bodies have arrived are : —Edward llDonnall, Castledennet ; John IrDenaell. Ur bagford ; Andrew Derby, ; John Talks, BY eingtou ; Joseph Talks, Ble at Zon • James Mav, Dudack% ; V aughn, vrts4et, Dublin - . the arrival of the see there were seven hearses sad • number of mourning coaches in attendaises, to convey the bodies to their respective least/ties for inter ment. Three were taken to the famines of the Great Southern and Western Railway, two were takes directly b Illsaington, two were at caw removed for interne* to Obasevin, and on. holy, that of Vaughan, wee 088Y67101 b Ids late hems is Blarmoiretrwa. All tbe Amines and ism& dm the /says testified their sympathy far the deceased by lowermg their flags while the meliaelisly 7z:pleat. The bodies Weft homed from the seine calamity to Holyhead by • apnea trails fassidied by the directors of the Leedom aad Neeth.Weatita Railway Dompaay, sod were than put oa board a *maw provided . specially fur the purpose by the isms company. MONEY MARKET-(THIS DA KJ REPORTED ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THE BANK OF FRANCE AND BANK OF ENGLAND. Two o'Claci. It is understood that arrangements have just been concluded between the Bank of Eng land and the Bank of Imam, whereby the former establishment places at the disposal of the latter 2,000,0001. of gold, taking in return a like amount at silver. This statement has produced rather a favour►ble effect in the Stock Exchange, as the transaction will for the time obviate the necessity of a continu ance of the large purchases of gold by the Bank of France, whirl► have so much disturbed our market. The funds, after declining I per cent. in the morning, have improved, and are now quoted to per cent, higher than they closed yesterday. At laria this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' opened at '7ofr. 05c., being i per cent, lower than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 4 for money, and 931 }, and 4 for the account. The present quotations are 934 to 4 for money, and 934 to 4 for the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Re &wed, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4,4, f ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 164 ; India Stock, 2234, 2244 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103 j, } ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 944, 95 ; Exchequer Bills, 3a. dis. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market. There is a fresh improvement of per cent. in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1854 isquoted 73 to 4, and that of 1868, 58 to 4. Other foreign stocks exhibit no variation of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1004 ; New Grenada Deferred, 6 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 734 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 464 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 934 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 621, 4 ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 584, 67}, 684. The amount 4 bar gold taken from the Bank of England yesterday for exportation was 50,0001. Its destination was either the Bank of France or Spain. In addition, about 50,000 sovereigns were with drawn for transmission, either wholly or in part, to Portugal. The 249,0001. in Australian gold by the Sussex reached the docks last evening, and was in hand to-day. There is still an ample supply of money in the discount market, and, the advanoed rates now allowed having a decided tendency to attract idle capital, it is considered that but for the uneasiness which is occasioned by the renewed withdrawals of gold the market would soon become easier. Yester day the best short bills were negotiated a fraction under the Bank rate, and in some quarters first class six months' paper would have been taken at 6 to 611 per cent. The applications at the Bank of England were upon a moderate scale. The advices from New York, brought by the Asia and dated the 6th inst., report the foreign ex changes as still dull, with a downward tendency. The rate for bills on London was quoted no better than 107} to 108. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented little alteration the late improvement being fairly ported. Suijoined is our usual list : Am sterdam, 3 menthe, .171 to 1; ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 1; kottentarn, 3 months, 11.171 to 1; Antwerp 3 months , 35.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ma. bunco, 3 mouths, 13.71 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, 25.23 to 30 ; ditto, 3 mouthy 25.56 to 60 ; Frankfort-on•thisMaine, 3 months, 1171 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mcuths, 341 to 36 ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 mouths, 13.85 to 95 Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.85 to 95; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to ; Cadiz, 3 moo t 49 491 to 1 ; Leghorn 3 morths, 25.70 to 5; Genoa, 3 swaths, • 26..6010 5 ; Mila n, 3 months, 25.65 to 7i ; Naples, 3 maths, 394 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 1191 to 120; Messina, 3 months, 1191 to 120; Lidice, 90 days, 521 to 53; Oporto, 90 day!, 53 to 1. In the Liverpool cotton market business is almost at a standstill. The sales yesterday were limited to 1,600 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1931. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Nov. 2, wore 11,3331. sterling, being 2,6161. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The traffic of the Royal Swedish Railway for the fortnight ending Oct. 31 was 4871., being 191. more than last year. It appears that Mr. Cooke has consented to at tend at the London and Westminster Bank to verify the share certificates and transfers as they are presented for payment. The report of the directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada states the net profit*, for the six months ending Sept. 30, at 14,5891., which is recommended to be p ortioned as follows : —A dividend at the rate of per cent. per annum, leas income tax, is to be der ared ; 3,7191, is to be carried to the Reserve Fund • 2501. to preliminary expenses ; and 3961. to the c redit of the next half year. The Reserve Fund amounts now to 30,8301. The general operations of the company are described as "entirely satisfactory," and the abundant har vest just secured in Canada, combined with the remunerative prices current for produce, has already had a very beneficial effect upon the prosperity of the province. The seat at the board vacant by the death of Mr. M. Ualelli is not to be filled up. The half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, &rode, and Central India Railway Company is called for the 7th December. _ . _ ^ lt is understood that, pending the decision of the law suit between the company and Messrs. Newell, which is expected to take place very shortly, no attempt will be made to repair the Red Sea cable. Meanwhile the communication remains interrupted. Not a shadow of a doubt rests, however, upon the solidity of the guarantee upon the faith of which exclusively the shareholders embarked their money in this national work. A pillar letter box has just been eructed at the south-east end of the Royal Exchange. The postal letter boxes at the offices of the Electric and Inter national Telegraph Company, No. 27, Coruhill, have been closed, but it is proposed to establish another receiving house in Graceehureh-street. The Jubilee has arrived from China with 709,900 lbe. of tea and 54 bales of silk. ThISDAY EVZPING. Conss, which doped yesterday at 93# tol for the 6th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and after showing firmness closed dull at 93 5-16 to 7-16, or 931. For money the final quotation was 93}. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1,1., ; ditto for account (Deo. 6), 931, #, #, # ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, #, ; Bank Stock, 235, 233; India Five per Cast Stock 1869, 10311, ; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868 j 96 ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, Si.Bdie.; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 95, 941_; _ditto Five-and-a-Half Cent., 101. The Indian rupee paper was steady, at 94 to 95 for the Five per Cent., and 100 to 101 for the live-ands-Half per Cent India Bonds were quoted 12s. to 6a dia., and Exchequer Bills, 6a. to Se. dia., being Is. lower than yesterday. Turkish Bonds were in demand in the morning. The Loan of 1858 experienced a fresh improvement of per cent. The market gave way, however, in the afternoon, and the final quotations were per cent below those of yesterday, being 721 to 7s t fon the issue of 1844, and 157 f to 581 for that of 1858, which had touched in the morning 58f to f. Spanish securities were inquired for. Mexican Bonds were quoted 211 to 22. Other foreign stocks remain very steady. There was no alteration of importance in the market for bank shares. Loudon Discount shares have improved, owing to the adoption of the reso lution to wind up. Royal Mail Steam exhibit a further reduction. Victoria Government Bonds were again inquired for. Nova Scotia were fiat. The clawing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :---Ocean Marine Ineur anco, 1 to n prem. ; Thames and Mersey Insuine, to / prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, I to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 4 to dia. ; East India Irrigation, dia. to par ; and Great Kanawha, to prem. MINES.-(THIS DA F.) Two o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day East Wheal Russell shares are in demand, and are marked in the Stock exchange 111 and 11j. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in West Seton, East Caradon, Wheal Trelawney, St. Ives, Wheal Allen, Great South Tolgus, Resewarne and Harland, and Tamar Consols mines. Prices are steady. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in de mand, and have improved, being marked 27i. There are also inquiries for Great Northern Copper (South Australia). From the Stock Exchange Messrs. Webb and Geach report to us the following prices of home mining shares, not quoted in the official list of that establishment : -- (3•l;;lnaCir,B to 9; Camborse Veen, 3A to 1 ; Cargo ll , 14 to 15 ; Fast Cern Bras, 51 to 8 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 10 to 12 ; Maria Valley, 41 to 1 ; North Robert, 11 to 2 ; North 'heakeiby, 334 to 341 ; Prospidnick, 41 to 54 ; Rua. sane United, 28 to 29 ; Booth 571 to 60 ; Silver Vein, Ito 1 pm. ; St. Ives Consols, 57i to 581 ; St. Ives Wheal Allen, 51 to 61 ; Tolcarne, 31 to ; Treloweth, 41 to ; Wendroa Consols, 23 to 5: West Rose Down. 44 to 1; - West Totters., 15e. to 17s. 6d.: Wheal Clifford, ZIO to 22 , 5 •, Wheal Cupid 1 to le ; Wheal Ludcott, 34 to 4; Wheal Margaret, 48 to 9 ; Wheal Unity, 13s. to 17s. Cd. At • general meeting of the adventurers in Great Carat don Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed a debi. balance of 581. le. 11d. The report wu eonsidered of • satisfactory character. A all of 2s. per share was made, and tho committee re-elected. . . . At Wheal Proem(thick meeting, held yesterday, the ae• counts showed a balance of 4261. 10s. 2d. against the mina. A all of S.. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANG.-(THIS DAY.) The weather ie unsettled. The wind, after having been all round the compass, is now settled at about south•emt, with a cold drizzling ram. The quantity of home-grown wheat this week at market is very limited._ Flour in rather better supply. Barley a little increase d • but malt very short. Oats, beane, and pees limited. Scotch barley more liberal, but oats short. A moderate quantity of Irish oats, fresh in. The foreign arrivals of wheat are again liberal, mostly French, Russian from the Baltic and Black Sea, and Mediterranean. Flour, a few American barrels, and meta from Spain and Russi a. Barle a very moderate arrival from France, Holland, and Me diterranean, and a few bap from Hambcugh. Oats very limited, nearly all Hessian. The wheat trade very inactive, and quotations nominal at Monday's reduced rates. Barley dull, and no better prices obtainable than last day. Oats tolerably steady for all fine end old corn, but new a very slow trade at Monday's decline. Beans and peas about t he same value. Flour trade slow, and Norfolk, at 41. FLOATLSO CARGOI.B.-A slow trade this week, and Car goes of wheat and maize selling at 2e. reduction an late rates. Winn.-English : Banal and Kent, white, new, 445. to 60s. ; ditto, fine old, fds. to 66e.; ditto red, new, 425. to 565.; ditto, fine, old, 584. to 61e. ; Norfolk, do., fine, old, 60a. to 661.; red, new, 47. to 58s. Foreign : Dantaic, o2s. to 645. • fine, 645. to 74a. • Konigsberg, 545. to 621. • ' ditto, eats, 620. to 705.; Restock, 645. to 6 6 . ; fine, old, 675. to Ofla.; American white, 58s. to 665. ; ditto red, 575. to 625. Bantam-English malting, 375. to 46e.; grinding. 32a. to 36s ; distilling, 395. to 495. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 325. to 38a.; ditto distilling, 31e. to 39. MALT.-Fmglish, FA= and Norfolk, 60s. to 625. ; fine, 65. to 68e.; Kingston and town made, 535. to 685.; fine, 645. to 76e.; brown, fine, 58s. OATS.-English feed, 24e. Od. to 25. Od, ; potato, 275 to 295 ; foreign, 225. Od. to 27. Btans.-English tick, 43e. to 48s. ; harrow, 44e. to 51s. ; pi=so. to 565. ; foreign. 365. to 38s. -Ewlish balers, 44,. to 49.; maple, 47. to 48e.; grey, 425. to 46e.; foreign, 445. to 48 5 Ftou.-English town, 55e. to 565.•, country, 425. to 465; households, 445. to 50.• Norfolk and Suffolk, 41. to 42.; French, 41s. to 48s. per 'sack ; American, 31e. to 335.; Spanish. 46e. to 48e. AlllivALB INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 19 TO NOV. 21. and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat Bl/0 90710 lkstsg Osin Malt l6O Bea& ?lam. We sit: Fr Flour: . 4 . 690, end sio.l;rls. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) St/GAIL—The market still continues inactive, but the firmnes4of holders prevent. any material decline; 2,700 bags Jaggery Madras have been sold at 32a. 62. ; 300 bags native, at 34.. 6d. to 35.. 6d. ; 140 baskets gray Java, at 431., and a =lvo of 1,600 boxes of 11 to 11 e, at 28s. Comm.— A parcel of Cannon's Mysore hu been sold at steady prices, 67e. to Ms. ; also 170 eases Neilsberry, 09s. Od. to 70e. 6d. ; penberr). 735. 6d. to 755. 6d. TZA.—A few males have been made out of thr. late arrivals. Rum is inactive. WacrriTar... -- he market is quiet. CocmNl►L—Honduras silver sold at about previous rotas-3s. to 3s. 7d. ; black, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. Teueriffe west Mr at a slight decline ; silver, 2s. lld. to 3s. ld. ; black, 3s. 3d. to 3s. Bd. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—Town tallow, 605., net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. ; all the year, 60s. Gd. ; December, 60a. 9d. ; Jan. to Marsh, 60e. 6d. ; April to June, 595. 6d. ; October to De cember, Eas. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama. Patteadea sad Smith repeat Ast the markt.t is much mon active slaw last week. COAL MARSET.--(THIS DAT) Walls End Hotta; 21a. ; Walls End Primrose, 19s. 3d . ; Walls End Haswell, 20a. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 215.; Walls End Hartlepool, 20a. 6d. ; Walls Eod Braddyla HeSton, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Russell Hettons, 20s. ; Walla End South Hartlepool. 19s. Pd. ; Walls End Heusi; Hall, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 90s. ; Walls Eud Camp, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Eden Yaks, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Thorpe, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Harlow, 18s. 9d. ; Walls Ends Betts= Lyons, 18s. 9d. , Byron, ilk. 3d. ; Walls End Hadley, 19s. 91. ; Auckland Part, 17s. Holy well, 18s; Cerway Duffrya Steam, 235. 6d. ; Wylam, 18s. 6d. ; Dodds. Hartley, 17e. 9d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 17e. 9d. ; Hastings Hartlsy, 17s. 9d.; Howard's Hartley, 17a td. ; Lambert's s'y, 178.64.-217 ship at =Walt. A MID-DAY POACHING AFFRAY.—A serious poach ing disturbance took place on Sunday at Thorpe, two or three miles from Norwich, and resulted in a gamekeeper, named Barnard, being so much hurt about the head that he Lad to Le removed to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital. Generally speaking, fights between gamekeepers and poachers occur in the deed of night, but this affair came off in broad daylight. It appears that early on Sunday morning Bar nard, who is one of Sir Homy armory's gamekeepers, while accomperded by two assistant*, saw two men, named John and Charles Beim, well known as poachers, in pursuit of game. They followed the men about for several hours, anti ultimately tame up with them at Thorpe, the keeper being somewhat in advance of his companions at the time. When the desperate fellows aiw the position to which they were brought they turned, and one of them taking the stock end the other the barrel of the gun which they had between them, belaboured Barnard fi ercely about the head. They also t reated very roughly Mr. Goldernith, a fanner, who came up to the keeper's assistance. The other friends of the keeper were coon at Land, however, and rucreeded in making John Berms a prisoner, int the other effected his escape. Information of the occurrence woo promptly con veyed to the head-quarters of the Norfolk police, and Superintendent Andrews apprehended Charles Banns in the coarse of the day. The two men were taken before one of the county magistrates 011 bbniday and remanded till Sa2mily. The keeper is not at present able to leave the L A as t. letter says :—" The average number of persons ex il ed to Siberia yearly is about 9,500, exclusive or the women and children that accompany theta. To get to the station of Toholsk they have to travel from 927 to 4,500 vests (the vent is 1,068 metres). a Fto the district they start from. From ToboLdr to lCi c l r e d r i li I • journey of 85 days, to Brausnejersk 116 days. and to Irkutsk, 177 days. Yost of the exile. go through Irkutsk ho Merekiesk. This long jonrosy, made by the criminals pro• misnames , with the women and children, has a laiusstable effect on their morals." e►. i~~ N. ill ip Lai l ii: ii et. 11 U I I 11