The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. MIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. *Mugs in alarm—(ader, Lord Chief Justice Erie acid Justices Kyles awl Keating.) IX r PART, MAL:aIII;.—A minuourre lIVARAWD. Mr. Phipsoo moved for en order to enable In. litsrgette t.-11.rose with the reemrreare of her husband in the vmwu of • devil for the Co ochlr!rillICO a I •Inallroperty .101 in doing me gated that the linabsad of the v became M. vinositr, and in Iti.l went with herb Utah. The hue -4.0.1 Audio,; hurowlf of the privileges of the Aso*, married ..ouno, and hat a child by bar. 1211163 the father .4 Mr.. Ms:girth. fietehed her away from the Salt Lake ilis tr..t, having first "Wooed a divorce from the Divoroe I 'ourt of I: tad The bid. in I$ i 7 watt into the state of Illinois, rind she supposed Oust her husband was still bring in the :at Lake City, but she Lad bean! wiling of him since lice I Chief Justios said the learned congeal bed stated enough. Mr. Phipose thought he ought to resetiee this, that though it was wad to have the power of the person before wh-ns the 'Mara was sworn verified by a public weary, thiii bad got Ix...is lone in tlw present caw The power, h.arevcr, to wlnitoibter an oath was verified by the secretary of the ad the secretary's sipator• was remit., by the Governor. Tlw Iced Clad Jootwo mina due woo quite sufkieot, so br a. lb. court warn owooorsol oulvr wok COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Mr. Conimmioser Evans.) RI A.Hikainr. This was an examination meeting. The bankrupt waa a draper of Pomford- terrace. Kettiah Town. Th.• scounnts, by Mr. /Amoral Harding, show debts azila4 rode 3001. The examination was mim am.' to the lath of December fors stark aationna to b.. mialer..l. Rr WO. The buirapt was a °ogee-boom keep'r of Lei,rater ,re. faded So eerromder, and will be proclaimed aa otatla. at the risiai of Uri amt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) - 110W-B•PRIKET. ExTrs,tvz w)II•SiT ST • SISTANT. A. Tader. Lit• housemaid to Mr. 4 ergs Adie Isom, Norfotkiststet. /Mesd was sharps! with rolibuig berinuter. Mr. hums deposed--I engaged the primoer as boAseinaid in May Lot, shortly after which we went to Soot and, lonving the prisoner in charge of the house. On our return in October I mimed a unsold."' of abetting, and spoke to the prixonter shout it. She al firon dewed all knowledge of the matter but afterwanla slniatteol that she bad pawned the shoeting, and gove mo up lbw Iluplicates. Then were about Po 'volt o,f the 'heeling. She also primp to me 22 other dol.:loots., misting to cloaks, silk dresses, and other silo :••• of wearing apparel, all of which belong to me, to tl.t value in all of about 30f. I diernimal her from my serviie, and after she bad left I gave information to the gaol.e. Serount Holmes. P a, depomtl- In consequence of in formation I renewed from 1k last witness in October last, I have been lookihg for the prisoner, and last night I traced her to a publie•houto m Brewer.street, Clerkenwell I told lo r I was a police favor, aisl asked her what was her name? rahe mid ".bane Payne." I said " No, it it not, it is 'Parlor." She then mid, " Well, it is." I told her I mutt tike her in ciutvely for rubbing her master and mis ts,. . and she bunt out o-ryittg, and raid " I did it." contiolerable portion of the property was produced by the pawnbroker., sod it was uooloorstoad that the renuunder wool I be prooluced at the trial or given up in the mean while. The primmer, who offered no ilefcaos, was committed for MA RYLERONR. CIIARGIC or AVIAULTING TW , , OF TES 01/77C1319 or THE lI ARYLEtto:IF TOCATILL Merry Ciallme,s, Nu. 2, Liton.place, Smith Pimlico, who described himself as a clerk: was charged before Mr. Matediekl with cresting a disturliance at the Morylchone Thevie, soil with satothing Henry Sumethill and Henry Helmut, awes of the chock cairn. A solicitor attended for the prisoner. The ...ideas* went to show that about ten last night the prisoner, who had been drinking, went to the theatre with a friend, and got tickets fur the dreasecircle. What they reticiti4l the boxes they beimd that they could not obtain amts. The defendant in consequence spoke to the Stot t/IMM CM1.141611.111i t not I •rie4 able t o obtai n & di v as. siou. Some angry words ensued between them. in the course of which the avenue rompleined of took place. The deferalmt was then gives Wt. custody. The solicitor for the defetelna stated that a dual of unne• emery violet... wart mot by the complainant. He thought ht. chest had a right tie corct.ilain. and that he ought out to have hers drugged downstairs in the way he wee. Is hodatit seal that he w, 'truck in the month by one of the complainants, when he became excited, and In return struck him. Mr. Manefiekl observed that when it wee found that tho Ir•a•. were full, the ticket. ought to have been returned. Ile should have lined the prisoner in a heavier .mount than h.• •,. goo* to do, hut that hr thought the proper steps w.t liven taken to remove the prisoner. He was turd Ilk. The aiii..unt was pail LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OIT ZLICTRIC TELSCWIL) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) NURSERY itAIiDIOAP. Viiises ..• ... ... lAJy Rips ... ... ... Duplicity ... ... ... I RS. .... ... HANDICAP MATH. IweUys . • - Practical' ••• Wusiss is kid • • 10 nu. DPAPERATI CAgil or Eltictrit AT HANTATII.AD.-- Aliowt half. pest three netenny afternoon. easnehle Barra Zil 4 , ensue duty is brissiorlase, war the phew wbowelle team was murdered, and Leann the report el firearms, !ruts ossl w tho spot. He than found the body of • respect alai dressed men lying in • p.sil el blood_ the face was much disfigured. and • small pistol lay by bin *it A report was minissiately made to Mr. luspeetew Webb, at the •tatiou. • Ito sent a stretcher and easumniciated the eir rumshme 1.. Ltr. BrIMP, who bantered to the piece, but (mini life quit* estieet. The body we removed to the workhouse, where • march was made. A swill quantity d gnapernkr was found In his pocket. S. lttl , and two watebdie)e. Ili. hair and mustache are 'try dark, end ht. elotlmu im.osted of • blue pilot niookey jacket. black eb.th esistriat and trousers, white I Myrick hat, likelier bent., and two whir calico "bins, ape ear of which is • name resembling " Parker," "Pouter.' or "Nether." Itis loight is about 5 feet 4. Uri n ta reepeeble. and rige about XI. Inf o rmation of csne n erne at faro forward,sl to Leiden, but up to 1 o'clock this day iv. import lies been male. °Ns or Tlllt Tll:Nritt IN Tug CHVIICEI.— We take the fullowirp from dr lisios ---"Elemed Curate Wasted. for one year at enelt, in the alsenee o f the Incises best. for mi. Aiephinee, lavonnrt. rel.-heathen at pee wit os Wanly., and tab, r sod ea Thunder'. A mot intele.an fatal ow...mewls sphere r 4 week for • thoremblv I 'atholir.nnuolol most. trims' offerd. Awly t.. en. Ceorgssetreet, Devorport." Tug tits, weridliieli of the hoopoe I Ups'' Pp, pm, has lff.ro slow this week by Mr. it. L %woe. lb* stetion•marter et Eseondine. This very elegant hied gsseadly inhabits the wanner aid, temperate Amass. It, weijbt is .3 sit_ I u the IY.I wettest, and from the tip of uto• WW4 to the "diet 1 . . The odour of it bald, seek. and body r pale 4. - tragia...ts or vietritrln• 'wows; th.• *lll,-•• and tail lir, • 1 / 4 ; too f o rm er nosed by tire white than. awl the lager I, a white emceed ; the rump and the pert .4 the 111.1..11t0 white, call 16c miles ionsondly marls , ' by a f, w long dusky eters., taro the bead is u, ek.aot snail. which it ren ruttier ereet, or expeuid, or deprro and cline at ple i .auee, s- pissed .4 bathers which are tionamon• soiotro I. with 1.1e..k white bat wparatir.; the tip horn tit* rest the The lege are short and blaeliish. The hoopoe te;,o ye" during the sprir.4 (mu lfraa into varions part, of Furore, and reruns is winter. Ica I:,iypt is warly d0n,, , .,,.,,,,, tinkling even amoug boos-.. The ash of these is rank sod mat for sating, bit that of the naiveties buds is moaned is many parts • Ilur.p• eltrambie Iwo, particularly us Italy, the !tooth of hairs. sad in the lintels. idis. Its font coo sist• of lioweis and worm.: it is ',Deadly Weil on tho surf of the ground, Being rarely observed to p erc h on tn.., slid its died es low and undulating. The number of it. eggs is horn 71.. 7. The bird ktile4 at Essnelino is !mini preserved. •- Stastforal U. twerp. Ica 1:)72. tftsle of buns were called cornets ; awl coripaniea of feet wee styled emigre. In the reign of (larder 11. the junior offlosr of hems was known as • " erect." and la lb: ft, • eorptwal of ham, sallited as a tehtarlier." The dragons donne his =me Ines the Mashed's. irearm, yelled drays, frees the moister which Igursd on the istuade ; lbe ...11•161•14.6 tevretrat spentsli laeht 1 •avalry hew nn mimed to MU, I!* lens, rowdily in.,,, their .tee of the whine—a west.... td..ial ea lea& of the vessels called "sonde." The Scohli I usilier.. ISM the 21.1 Foot, raised in 1137#1, were the tint to take that same. whirl, ie inns of Yrrieh ongin, denoting a it.-a; ..r. i •111.er 11,11 • me. - t : while the baYo.•t wOA Inn UV.' at 1.43 obbr the 40110 period. Uwe PATAL cozLrszos ON rms LONDON AND NORTH WNITIRN RAILWAK-SIGHT LIVES LUST. This morning, about t;) o'clock, an accident at tended with • serious loss of life took place sear the Ather atone station on the Treat Valley line,lo2 miles how Loudon. From information obtained at Easton Station, it appears that at the time above mentioned the mail train from Scotland can,. into collision with • rattle train which was being shunted at the Athenians station. The result as regards the drovers who were in the cattle train was most calamitous, seven of them being killed on the spot and one or two others injured. The fireman of the mail train was killed, and two Post-ofac• guards sustained some injury ; but the engine-driver and all the paimengers of the mall train escaped unhurt. Fortunately the num. ben of presagers wee inealL The engine attached to the Basil tale was thrown by the shock down an embankment. Both the up and the down lines were blacked for somo time ; but they were speedily cleared, end the mail train, with an the pmeengere and the twe gourds who were hurt marled London at a quarter before ten this morning. The Ink mail kale wee somewhat delayed by the accident, bat it arrived at Fasten Station sone after ten. The other trains an arrived la due time, and there will be no further interruption of the traffic. At an early hour this morning Mr. Cawkwell, the general manager of the London and North Western Railway, left Loalon (or the purpose of inveetig-sting the cause of the accident. (sr zzacenue NUNEATON, FRIDAY Moms°. The six o'clock limited mail express from Glasgow, last night, going at full speed, ran into a twenty five truck rattle train that was shunting back towards Atherstone, at •half-past two this morning. Ten passengers, laded_ dug the Duchess of Montrose, are safe. The fireman was killed, and five drovers have been taken oat of the broken cattle wank dead; Use engine driver and guard were slightly injured. The engine Foetal through two cattle tracks, and buried itself in the steep einhoukment, where, for half an hour, the hissing of the steam partially' drowsed the groans of the dying cattle. The baggage van was stove over a cattle trick and rested at an angle of 45. None of the other carrisgos were thrown off the rails. The fault was at the station, where there was no danger signal shown, but only a haud.lemp, when it was too l►te to stop. The Glasgow train was up to time. • 1' THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1860. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two dew= The mining market to-day is steady, although the transactions have been rather limited. In the Stock Exchange North B.vaet shares are officially marked 4j and 4} ; Providence 49 to I ; and South Cam Brea, 3. Shares in Grumbler and St Aubyn, Stray Park, Wheal Trelawney, Great South Tolgus, and Lewis mines have also been dealt in. Foreign and colonial mining shares are like wise steady. Kapninla have been dealt in at If prem., and Copiapo at 9. A general meeting of the Pontgiband Silver Leal Mining sad Smelting Company is called for the 4th December, ►t Paris. At tChcal roily meeting o call of se. per share was made. The Per Consols Mine amount., presented at the meeting of shareholdors„ showed a pront on the quarter's working of 1,791/. 14s. id. A dividend of ss. per share was de clared, leaving 5,1571. Ita 7d to the next account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(711113 DAY.) The home ^TIVIO supply of wheat continua moderate in this market. Flour very contrieted. Raley and oats rather more liberal than lately, bi.t malt, been; and peas very limited. Scotch oat. and barley in rather better supply. lrish oats very moderate in ptnntity. Of foreign the ar rival. since hilt day are very limited. Of wheat, only two air,;.K.l of Russian, and a few hag. from Hamburg. Barley, none worth notice since tFednesday. Oats, a few roily, principally Swedish and a few Russian. Flour, woe fresh arrived. Th. wheat trade continues very dull. Very !swamies to day in English or forego, and quotations are without change. Barley slow trole, and rather che a per for all but finestmalting qualities. oats not actin; new eats were rather lower than on Monday, and lbw emu barely maintains that day's price*. Means and peat an worth quite as mock money as on Monday last. 'Floor- Trade and quotations barely supported for moat 8.. scr_iptions. FLOATING CAIIIOOO.-Trads slow, and prices unaltered. wrsor.-Easliob : Rena and Kent, white, now, 46.. to 63. ; ditto, fine old, 64.. to 63.; ditto red, new, 445. to 53; ditto, fin, old, 63 to 63e. ; Norfolk, ac., Ens, old, 63. to 68x; red, new, 49a. to 60e. Foreign: Detain, 64.. to ; fins, 63. to 76e. ; Rorngiberg„ Mis. to 64a. ; ditto, extra, 645. to 725.; Rostock, 664. to 6s. • Si.., old, 69a. to 71s. ; Americas white, 60s. to ; ditt o red, 50e. to 64a. BAKIXT. -Eagliati malting, 33. to 47a; grinding, VJa. to 37s ; distilling, 40.. to 53. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 335. to 394. • ditto distilling, 3'3. to 43. MALT.-fiefliala, Essex awl Norfolk, 60s. to 63 • fins, 65.. to 63 ; lainpton and town made, 53.. to 68 ..; fine, 63. to 76e.; brown, fine, 58.. Oars.-English feel, rm. Oil. to 26.. 011. ; potato, 255. to Ms. ; - forsfillo, 21.. hl. to Buss-Engli s h tick, 434. to 45.. ; harrow, 44a. to 51 e. ; pipum 50.. to 565. ; foreign, 33. to 38.. Pus-Rxiglish boilers, 445. to Ch.; "mph, 471. to 43.; grey, 43. to 4165. ; foreign, 445. to 43. 7L0111.-Eaglish town, 56e. to 87..; country, 43e. to 475.; households, 45a. to 51..; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 43. to 435.; French, 41s. to 43. pit sack Amencan, 31a. to SOL; Spanish. 465. to Pis. AILLIVAIS INTO LONDON /11021 NOV. 12 TO NOV. It ZVI.la sad Bcotch. WAIL loiretts. Barley Wing .10 !Pete Malt 10411sti roar. 000 mac LSO r 001649 0 nom. LIVERPOOL CORN MARI (at =mem MID MUM MAGI (rani( OUR OWN 0011 Cora market thiulv attualed; dour slow ode, at 6d. pee barrel sad sack loser, wheat 2d. cheaper ladles ladisa oyes 38a. 6d. to Me. for Chtlat , sod mixed Amerkaa oats; barley sad beaus dull sad unelanged. DAY.) 4) MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) St GAB.—Tbis market has been very dull during the week, sod a quantity 1.,r below the usual average has been sold, as holders very gener.tily ref rod to suloott toe reduction, and it wee evident env quantity in ex.ese of the immediate wants of the triele could not have been sold ►t last week's prices, although we do not alter quotations to day. Refined quoted the mine ee last week. COrVILL - The quantity utters! has exceeded the demand, sad ► doling of la. 64 been sulnuAted to in order to disci wiles. larr it :Ilk sake have gone o ff heav il y, and is &gm care a s bt decline has been submitted to. Count. -Tbe has bc,n very bowed this week, but Quotations are unaltered. Rica has sold steaddy at fully laet week's price., Y. —A limited business done at about previous mks. BALTITTIRB has farther dechuvtl 6d. to Is. firtata have sold irreuularly, i•ut at about previous rates. Markets have geoeray bees adversely affecual this week by the advance on the rates of dlommt. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tie tallow market is steady to-rlsy at the following quo taticase :—Tows tallow t set cash ; Petersburg I.C. on the epee, flls ; Dee.. ela CA. ; Jan. to March. fae„ ; April to Jtust, ; October to December, Is6l, 5.•5. :141 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Paltemise sad Smith report that the market is more active this morning a mesequeum of UN parasol of the moiety of 1P duty brag palpated to the lit of Maria, 1861, aa•h the duty ea this yeses growth to lib' 1641 t of August, 141. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT,) Walla Ead Hatton, r2s. ; Wvy lad gels Hafts% 21s. ; Walls Ead South Harlispx , l, 20s. 61 ; Walls is/ Cramop, 20s. 6d. ; Hudak' Hartley, 12s. 9d. ; Ombra, 175.-Cl ships at narks& TUC CON Da Nu) Coxvicr MULLIN& —Yesterday afternoon Mz. Wood, the solicitor, attended at Newpte, by the urea' request of the wreiebal man Mullins, for the porta. , of placing before tie Secartary of State another tuamerlal 111 favour et Lis itlooollllol of the crime of which be ekoids convirtaiL lb. Wood remained with the convict marl, an hour, anal lll4C4iNT doom:mut was drawn np, and was forwarded to the Heine-olbee at • late hour in the remiss. Upon main *tory last okeit at the paot of Novitiate ws amcertairred that no communication had been received from the fleastary of State to the previous memo rials sd,lie.aell to hum. The Ilev. Mr. Davi., the chaplain to the prteeu, Laii visited the coodeibuol cum alawat but he has rejecte.t his ioterferem., and wishes to be under the exclusive attention .4 the }torn... catholic priest. Tlmr prime atitheritio. have eemen••••-4 the pteprratinas for ti,e execatiue., et hyl,. the opinion of the sheriff., will take I *we at the appotutaid time. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otool. The railway share market opened this morning with an improved appearance, and soon ex. perienced a general advance. Within the last hour • reaction has occurred from the best point of the morning, but the present quotations are still, in most instances, to per cent. above those current at four o'cloc yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 991 to 4 ; Great Western, 711 to ; Midland, 131 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to ; blto Great Northern, 111 to 113; South Eastern , 84 to ; Caledonian, 93 to 4 ; and Eastern Counties, Lom 4 bardo-Venetian Railway shares have ad vanced to to dia., ex int. A considerable im provement has taken plea) in Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock, which is last marked 224. Great Western of Canada and Bahia shares an likewise firmer. MOM. ft - ITP - 1 AMWAY& M g t ae'. 0/&DOWRY =WIMP Aim magi ,aor,..c- iMrz achsa LaillserVoLi 1a5.11.-.---- I 1$ la le ni Ili 11 N OS ni sfl 1 irk Mita sad_ Tyne Boston. laransolt da and Basler Fa 174OnTa • I rOurk an . 4 Bioko - 091 Do. A i A no dlr. anal Do. Ii p.c. is Dublin and Be. Zon. DuLA.,Perth, Abd.ls !Dot Auction, 11 7 : 1 8 1 6 1 1 . 7 k 38 AO 13 29 . D s. 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Calash Whs./ Wary Boa °dot) Tralawaey (Usk POILLION 1.111.10 nu I 1 I 0 irl4/6d I V. 41 4 41 1 1 210 220 420 436 1121 1171 91 10 11 111 10 11 PS 110 lei 1141 ia n 11 61 7 75 BO 66 70 06 70 1 1 d r pas u tl i 0 11 Ir. 1017 98 99 104 i Ms 1011 i II IS 46 f 7 53 58 45 44 44 47 Ign 9Bl 01 2 9 1 If dim 10 Ilf di, 96 10 0 98 100 98 100 90 96 95 II 94 e NI 87 16 4 4 lb ifi l ....sai 6 6 i I V I V IS SD I lf 1 r pie no 4$ 45 6 10 i i it . t". 1 tag L tek . . 111 It pi is 33j 19e 61 63 1 Oj 31s 67 69 12e 28 83 35 70 72 39 41 MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mout. Owing partly to the announcement of the arrival of a quarter of a million of gold from Australia, the stook markets to-day have shown a rather decided tendency to improvement, in spite of the increase in the value of money. Consols have again risen } par cont. British, Lombardo-Venetian, and Canadian Railway shares are all better. The markets are sensitive, but prices in all departments are well supported. At Paris this morning,.acoording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 800., being } per cent. better than the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, 93}, for money, and 94 and for the sooonnt. The present quotations are 93} to } for cash, and 94 to for the 6th of December. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91}, ; New Three per Cents, 91*, 4, ; Thirty Years An nuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103}, ; ditto, for ac count, 103} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96} ; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 100 ; Exchequer Bills, 65., 3s. dig. A fresh rise of about } per oent. has taken place ' in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 171} to 72, and that of 1858, 57} to 58. This is the only variation of importance in this de partment. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881, 89; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 96 ; Danish Five per Cents., 100} ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214 ; Portuguese Three per Centa., 1853, for account, 44, 45 ; ditto Threeper Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 451 ;Russian Five per Cents., for account, 105 ;ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 62} ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 49} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 72 ; ditto, for account, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 57 ; ditto , for account, 574. The Sussex has arrived off Plymouth from Melbourne, with 62,161 ounces of gold, worth 249,0001. _ _ _ The private letters from Paris allege that the draughts upon the bullion in the Bank of France since the date of the last return have been very heavy, amounting, according to some rumours, to upwards of 3,000,0001. sterling. The transmission to Vienna of the proceeds of the call of 21. on Lom bardo-Venetian Railway shares may account, in part, for the drain. Should it continue, we may expect the Bank of Francs both to persevere in its purchases of bullion abroad and to raise its rate of discount afresh. This policy would of course increase the pressure upon our market, and necessi tate further protective measures here. In consequence of the rapid movements by the Bank of England, the discount market yesterday was naturally much unsettled. In moat quarters only regular customers were accommodated. Very little business was done below the Bank rate, and 6 to per cent. may be considered the prevailing terms for very good bills having not more than sixty days to run. As , regards four and six months paper, there was a general indisposition to discount it. In a few instances transactions occurred at 7 to 711 per cent., but holders of money generally were un willing to do more than make temporary advances upon this Glass of bills. Nevertheless, the prin cipal financial establishments appear to be amply supplied with money, though very careful of em ploying it. At the Bank of England yesterday there was a continued pressure for money, that establishment being the cheapest market, notwithstanding the advance in its terms. The forthcoming return of the Bank of England is looked for with great interest. It will be learnt with satisfaction in most quar ters that the joint-stock banks and discount esta blishments have come to an agreement to depart from the practice of raising the rates for loans and deposits in exact proportion to the rise in the Bank of England rate of discount. There has been on former occasions too eager a competition for money, and, as a natural result, too eager a competition to employ it. The joint-stock banks have now decided to allow ti t per cent. for deposits, in lien of 5 (i.e., 1 per cent. under the Bank +raw►imum), which would have been offered according to the practice hitherto prevailing. The only deviations from this decision are that the Lon don and Westminster Bank give only 3} per cent. for deposits below 5001. ; and that the Commercial, whilst offering only 44 for new deposits, consider themselves bound to allow 5 per cent. upon the sums previously lodged with theta. . - The Lombard-street disoouht houses and the National Discount Company have raised their rates from 4to 44 per cent. for money " at call," and from 41 to 5 per cent. for money "at notice." Had the old practice been adhered to, the rates now in force would have been, respectively, 5 and 51. _ . . . The steamer IA Plata has arrived from the West Indies with 93,0001. in specie. Subjoined are the particulars of the 1,094,5001. in Australian gold now on the way to England, viz. : Days (Mid on boanl. Name. Balled. at Sea. ounces. value. Water Nymph—. Aug. IS 64 20.46$ £322,000 Sawa Aug. 27 20 42,161 249.000 ta ott eY Sept. 12 et 57.599 About Sept. rt 49 13,382 130.000 2%.400 Total ounces MAIM tIMPS,6OO About one-half of the above amount may arrive in a week or two. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 0051. ; the Midland, an increase of 4,0021 ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,7511. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 3,034!.; the Great Western, an increase of 1,2011. ; 'the Great Northern, a decrease of 525/. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,4491. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 5351. A telegram announces that the receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 2nd instant., were 11,3331. sterling, being 2,5161. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The charter of incorporation of the London and South African Bank having been granted, and all the shares subscribed for, the directors have made a further call of 2!. per share, payable on the 15th Dec., on which day the Jaime certificates will be issued. An undertaking of some magnitude has been launched under the title of the Great Kanawha Company (Limited). It is organised for the purchase and development of the Groat Ka nawha Freehold Estate, in. Putnam County, Ohio. The estate comprises 86,000 acres, or about 133 square miles. It has a frontage to the Great Kanawha River. As regards the soil and the various products, including timber and ooal, favour ' able statements are put forward. Iron ore, lime stone, and building stone are all present in large 1 quantities. The prospeotrur holds out the anticipa tion that "from the Wes of land shareholders will be reimbursed their entire capital within a compara tively short period," The purchase money is to be 127,600 L, of which the vendor will take a large sato:at is abeses.al emnpaay, whilst tht.eash psynient is to be spread over a series of years. The I title has been duly investigated and approved. The M ii K. 1( M. 1( 21. to• al. i es. u I ii 12 IS. 11 M. 11 If. 11 K, li. ~~~ s!. lii 1116 i.e i.e In lii Ile 771 111 104 116 116 117 116 1011 66 70 99 01 116 118 160 166 114 12 125 120 i r,... 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(U Peel INvvr U ms.) eda Ms _ sedOeted. Nam 24 16 U SO 100 101 1011 103 SO 96 I__ ldli Dallow led 1146 4 1e6,111. 46 a for 60 t o bi ft. on. le n 1 lie 11 1 1 PI L lti ti.k fl kW MINIM .... nese .Aamilralles Lad Tal. saris .. ms Trost Trost L! a. Co. Up. CM. Vas Dialsols • • 3% 4 2 1 _ I C }~ ~' I T4 S 0 lai 3 4 17 19 I 0 41 a us us 114. $ II 0 10 lllubrrAllY Xtrtn-aantDzsa.—The }darnels announce the death of tho NOWT of tl grinders of that city at the pof at This median amine to Brussels with his Mbar fa 1780, bashed himself on thePoatd'Or, in the Xareht-sux• where he has worked every day vita.. then, in all fie is succeeded in his baiiness by his son, who ha his 70th year. IV li - M! .- 34 Id la} 1061 100 100 gei xo:I Te -ii 4 1 17 18 1 78 BO ii 3 10 . 1 102 104 • 3 IT} 110 112 • t 34 id company's capital is fixed at 200,000/., in 40,000 !hares of fol. each. The board is respectably con stituted. _ _ — Tit; Prospectus of the Parsonstown and Por tumna Bridge Railway Company is also iu circula tion. It is propoded by this railway, which is to be twelve and a quarter miles in length, to form a junction with the Birr Branch of the Great Southern and Western Railway at the Birr or Parsonstown station, and, passing through Rivers town, to strike the River Shannon about half a mile short of the town of Portunwa. It is pointed out that "by means of this railway a direct connexion will be established with the metropolis and the whole south of Ireland." The names iden tified with the undertaking are chiefly those of the landed interest in the locality, from whom, it is stated, " large subscriptions have been se cured." The Marquis of Clanricanle, the Viscount Avonmore, Lord Dunkellin, and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart., M.P., are comprised in the list of the provisional committee. The capital is to be 65,0001., in shares of M. each. The report of the directors of the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie Harbour Com pany states that, the line having been opeo4 on the 4th October, one train a day is now run each way between Kustendjie and Tchernavoda. The directors anticipate a very favourable result next year from au agree ment which has been concluded with the Danube Steam Navigation Company for the interchange of traffic. Although the arrangement with the Austrian Lloyd's is still incomplete, the directors confi dently anticipate that the "through" route to Constantinople will be completed at the opening of next season by the establishment of an efficient i service of steamers on the Black Sea. With a view to the immediate and active prosecution of she works of protection in the harbour—a course recommended by a committee of the board, which 'has lately proceeded to Turkey, and whose report is circulated simultaneously with that of the direc tors—sanction is asked for the issue of 50,000!. of the 100 , 0001 . additional capital authorised in No vember, 1837. The second half-yearly meeting of the London Flour Company (Limited) was hold on Saturday last. The directors' report proposed a dividoud of 13 per cent per annum, free of income tax, from the profits of the preceding half-year, and the carry ing over to the current half-year s profit and loss account of the surplus profits remaining, which were stated at 8 per cent. per annum on the paid up capital. With a view to extend the company's opemtious, a further issue of shares is to take place. The list will be closed on the 30th inst. The direo tors expre-a an expectation that the whole of the shares remaining nnallotted will be quickly sub scribed for ; the present holders of shares are to have a preference in the allotment. The report MU adopted unanimously, and cordial thanks were voted to the management. At the meeting of the Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, held yesterday, a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 74 per cent. per annum was declared, as recommended in the direc tors' report. The half-yearly court of prietors of the Rock Life Assurance Company is called for the 29th inst. The second half-yearly meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company is convened for the 27th inst. The shares of the Great Southern of India Rail way Company are now quoted in the Stock Exchange official list as stock. The Master of the• Rolls proposes, on the 23rd inst., to settle die list of contributories of the Herald Life Assurance Society. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. annonnoe the half-yearly dividend on the Chilian Four-and-a- Half per tient. Loan ; and Messrs. Hambro and Son that on the Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan. The fourth series of colonial wool sales com menced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following :-212 bales Sydney, 517 bales Port Philip, 6 bales Van Diemen's Land, 662 bales New Zealand, and 1,131 bales Cape of Good Hope. The attendance of buyers was good, and the biddings animated, notwithstanding the rise in the rate of discount to 6 per cent. Sydney wools sold about the same as the hi hest point of the August sales, or ld. to lid. higher than at the close of those sales. The prices of Cape and New Zealand were fully maintained. Port Philip wools were chiefly damaged, sold " with all faults," and were considered dear. The arrivals for the present series are as follows:—Sydney, 4,758 bales ; Port Philip and Portland Bay, 4,6410 bales ;• Van Diernen's Land, 2,0211 bales ; Adelaide, 1,162 bales ; New Zealand, 4,152 bales ; gran River, 85 bales ; Cape, 20,785 bales ; total, 37,630 bales. THURSDAY Eveetso. The funds opened this morning at yesterday's quotations, and scarcely declined a fraction when the decision of the Bank Directors became known. Several bond fide purchases being effected, including one of about 70,0001. for account of the Court of Chancery, an improvement occurred towards the close. the remarkable fact was thus presented that, in face of a rise in the value of money to 6 per cent., Consols closed fully 1 per cent, higher than yesterday. The anticipation of the deduction of the January dividend, which will take place on the 7th December, tends powerfully to restrain specu lative operations for the fall. The improvement extended in the afternoon to the other departments of the Stock Exchange, which had been depressed during the earlier part of the day. British railway stocks in two or three instances left off rather dearer than yesterday. The transactions in this department are chiefly con fined to the dealers themselves. Lombardo-Vene tian Railway shares were rather lower, but are now quoted ex the interest, which is lls. 3d. per share. Notwithstanding the purchases above referred to, the rate for loans in the Consol market to-day rose to 4 to 41 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to k for the 6th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, declined to 93, and closed at 93 3-16 to} . For money the last price was 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92k, 93k, 921 ; ditto for account (Dec. 6), 93, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 911, • New Three per Cents., 911, 9, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 7 7 1 : Bank Stoo k, 233 ; India Stock, 224, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1889, 1034, ; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Delenture.s, 1889, 94, ; ditto Bonds, 10a. dis., Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 941. Indian government securities were dull Sellers of the rupee paper predominated. The Five per Cent. was marked 941. India Bonds were likewise flat ; some sales were pressed atlOs. discount. Eicheque: Bills haie again declined la., leaving off at 6a. to 24. di& The foreign stock market was rather dull in the morning, but improved in the afternoon. Turkish Bonds ruse about i per emit., the Loan of 1864 closing at 711, " buyers," and that of 1868 at 67, "buyer." Mexican bonds were dull, at 211 . and Sardinian and Spanish firm. An improvement took place to-day in Bank of Australasia and Colonial Bank shares. Those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chins continue in demand, and were dealt in as histh as 3 prem. Peninsula and Oriental Steam shares were that, and Scottish Australian Invest ment and South Australian Land firmer. Great Ship shares have receded to 4a. 9d. to ss. 3d. There were buyers to-day of the two years' " options" of the Illinois Central Railway Com pany at 5, and sellers at 131. The clueing quotations for shares in new under takings wer• as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 17 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. • Universal Marine Insurance, to I prem. • London and Provincial Marine, tto ; East 'lndia Irrigation, i dia. to par ; and slillaall Iron, to I prem. The ships Ascendant and Queen 800 have been taken up by the Emigration Comniis.nonern for the 'maven:lee of passengers to Melbourne and Sydne y i'eapectivaly. - ONE SITELLIVI DAY. THIMBDAT, NOT.ls.—AdeniNliOill on payment, 1,179 ; ditto by atoeoCl tielatta, 823 ; total via on, 2,102. 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