The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-14 00:00:00

THE FirlilltiN) itittiVIESDAY I.2IrESING; NOTINBER 14. 1&60IT WRECK OP HER MAJESTY'S SHIP LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. s w a g. at Nisi NUB is llMellows —(Brfare Justice Willem sod a Omaioa Jury.) AIXTIFT Ann A!(VTWU r. C00n..--A LAM'S AMIIIITT. waa eo acts o a precisely similar to one tried • da/ k ele Ages L.odou. It was brought to recover W. varters annuity due upon a deed salivated by Hsi :Valens in 14:4 in favour d lama Rhodea, by whom las bed a dold. The pleaded that asps the lest the I.sly bad bean nasbaele, and that this arson eromling to a presides is the deed, relieved him ee• fisiiihtv to pay. M I . nerjrant Shea cad Hr. Garth appeared for the awl Ur. Cooke fog th• defendant. M r . Vini. YMlpe ass salad to prove the plea ; and Ia Dower to the ipassiesn Whither he knew Susan Rhodes, th.t M bad " mesa " her, and he had &leo seen the Palm. He bad heard that she wee lining at Salisbury, 'lt a, did sot karat. Ha did n,t know with whom sin lowa The Warmed sensed said be had so farther question to rul this ~fide cam. 3h. Juatice Wilke aid he del not know whether the jury Amnia asythlag from the evidence in Morava to the ~•4 fl whether the lady wee wachaaa. (A lamb.) It ,• the thud thee the rme prelim had been named before 1., urn the sea e deed, sal he hoped it would be the lest &deadest had preyed eothia; to deprive the lady of r saattitv. Str. euriteat Shea maid it arm the seevatth astioe that had 1...0 Wane& .‘ 7 .; 7 l;ei - In the plehetidf tee WI. lk. IL§ lonia* pasted speedy execution. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wan Xt. Coomissioser GoaNum) ai SLATES 11AYHALL. The bsairst•ssa••huTract.4....o7 hislirsar-slaysl This was the not eaglet The habiL tees are Meted at 15.0001. ▪ likuUof. Th• felleertag creditors wan an... trade eerLoreve ; 14. Jr. Wittissal. leaner, Na r err. lass es varrhoommea. N•ithamptas7= l l c r.; warshossmerask Akisra.sabury. Yr. Esed far v.igasse, cers•Sed to ma animas. at 3t. • week , She leskrupt INSOLVENT DIEBTORB COURT. (WA. Kr. Oomemiesinoer Nichols.) TM tti TWI Wt. intre iessiveet, who hod bees Waist/re of Bedford= • wi•lntry, Applied for his Awl order. Mr. Dow,e e eroding', amid several ethers appeared is pens s.. supporteL It appeared that the iseolveet bed bees pe.asted by the parse of the living at ?mew, In Cora wall, cad that there I Lees • di• pot.. with the Bishop .4 Exeter nu the sub- The Law priie...nliop were still pending as the wetter. Me. 4.q e.l see I the Bishepof Ifaster's reedisell bed bees Lush Inwards Mr. fteid, and bed imam! MN hi peat " Totiet nertired some farther isbermaties misof h,ia g .lun'e, Wiusttemetli, with which the i nt b..l been connected, it basing here purchased for him Ia s toot tt.IIISY. fro,. the Court .4 (Amasser. Nr. Dowse applied cm the pot of the Kew. Yr. Watson acioecyance rte 11...iferd Clap& • Imeolvent had ,greed 00a for it, mid leg ad phi the mosey, WI the revert, weis fl me bred{ le eemilllers. The riurt .hreeted theeber brienmeldem, and the ease • adjoursed to the iltb Desembee, with mewed pro. twins. THE PONCE 00(TETS. (TRDI DAY.) WANDSWORTIL MOSTAXT COMMON LIMOS MI MIL ACT. 31r. ratios Sisseall Wood, coal to his , yen re merchsaii. V; Wag's. worth, oast Jews Bromat, a C:111311111 M calmly onsnionned brim Mr. loghain by r. Dart, the ...lector of weights sod aresert 4 for the dietriet, for un lawfully ramie/ • wasps to be takes nut with co d a ter mak 'Mtarled inot baying• proper wakens' machine and 'nights at of The awe al all lISCUSIUS wee first hosed, sod b. slated thst tt was through his ..we me ,I.gersos the machine and weights won ant wild with the wawa. They had beta acog the wawa he earrytag roals its balk, sad as the ssarbtose sears eat ragAirod is that ease. they had Lees lakl., off sot b Mama the hr•rses. When he took the :ma oat la tha stmeause, ha a.-;Meted to sea that her had Wramaid ba wk. as he was not aware bat that the marbia• sad weight. wets out with the wagloa. Nr. Net Yea proved Use raw% wad tali that as the 6th met. be was pedalos thrat,;ll wtwro be saw the oar awe &bearing ...de fnou th• w t••• H. had oo machine . 4 ~ 4 41 44. 4 tad what It-r.p.“ to the winos" he admitted .11 . 111114 sway without theta. The - commas mid he hod remeived instructions from Mr. Wood re take tbe insehhe awl • eiehle with Mr. Nome' avid the act 4 .meet took • different 1,. • of the .ease to al.at M.. Wool did. It made both t 1..• wet• r Oct s.•rreet roliroltl,le, and Mr. Wood could sore shift the reepoevil.lity off ewe shoulders ou to the ....mom** It vim • very pool .ret .4 parliameet, sod the miner WA% lishle to a 1 , •t lty of 20f., sad the canine 104 It appeared to he neglert the port 4 the neuter. Mr. tr. vel mi.l Wen• uu ior o•;;l,tt on kis part. fie bad is.trilet.-us to the was to curry the niachinee sod •right., sod it could sot De expected that the priacipal should sluice ue primal. Mr. loAloo. vtid he wee memorable, sail the proper iv.. Imola here Imam to make it the duty of a superior clerk erl not there it to a m carm.s to ere the Is. obeyed. Nr. W.eel one either Iveriel to be 011 the spot, or to love ler .e rilmasilde pervou vu los le-ball. The leitslatrire list lootod upon it as lame of unintose importance from the Lily word set they hail ;meted. Hemmer, there was au el prem.. of soy lute/Moe to evade the law, and ►e therefore erier Iteoortt s n ot 2.0. outs, and Mr. Wood 40e. sod 0.1.. 1 i.• three,. was paid, and Mr. lien stated that he bad Y Main W 11443.1131 %an..A the peeper Ldjuirsi and iv. Oita iu the disttiet that be telt it was ids duty to take truce id it. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (NT IL*7TI/C TILSOBATIL ) sIIREWSBURY NEETING.—(THIS DAY.) STEWARtke CPI'. Om mile. F..... - L..Ldu-tL.-ren. Sir N ghee', Doe, Rim. Num. Harr Avis. The [hewer. Lilue I.•urelea, hewn Mew:l:mumps, Industrious, The Nun, red aze here. MIREWSHURY CUP. About two miles. Timerslra, Herne, Je..kin, Mph in•the.Peo, The Brewer, Irreadnought, I alnarioue, and 'fin, Nun are here. 81LOPIAN STAKIN. About fitter. 14.11 It lioss, Sidi, nuiritn, andepirlistiiii•iiii fen. YTHIII A ItitIVAI.R. W , vr„•eni., Secret Treasure, MU -11•rM1R, W0.11.0n1, Jacket. P y. lLtoa, Corfu, The Duke, I .•ell)ra, bailouts, Laltick, New lirtilheow, lloaeetrap, Awl suaLury. TR 'S)TH MIDDLINZX &MUM —List evening • rporded pul•lie aleotiug was 10eki at kleibers fiolhoro• Ler., for the parlour of furthering the formation of the Wod• rat i'• o. .el tnc.p.ihe 01 the 70th Middlesex Rides. l'eptiun 11on,hu , a presabil. The dramas. is "wain the pe•eimelsnee, earl the real elojeut d the meetiee thus aaa to 'WRY,' t h e nano:. rof the Wistaria teal l'uppßily. 11. himself IL L-ent I hat the liberties of the world ileperiant upon the in: , lenient •ttitudo of lienilaool_. and be boned tint many Le thud., thous he addxsolod would. se nee , pieeoble, joie the ,r...t neti , oal toovetoeut &oil leeonlisedieinst welshers .1 the Middle/wt. Mersoiat floorh•••ie 1•••• veil tlo• follorin t rerelliti..n • "flat the IV eiti-rn ulna . ..tureury .4 the illOth Middlesex %%daft. her Kilos deserve. the support of all persons in the din tnet. and tine meeting ree•lere 1.. aeo•ooto it. eldeieesey by ieia it all practical •api Art. re ,. .....reesdiss the sei• n.loteat d all reamierits ig it. 1..uk,.." le seesoding lb. r•-a.lutlas F.iwisto Jeffery ober ri (bat the coupe pea -ward non) simnel Aar th.t th e „arm, vo n rinse end service...Me rool enilde r. rein l pay fur it by mostly itletahnente The re... Haws having I lyee al.iited, a great 1.. .s HT, ntrollai. The lutel ph. aril at ibterval• dunnx the prosedings. Sine %FLO (ter ...v CUM, 31. tilt (011 11,1 I. •II Peel, tit t he pain. which 10 Inca little Mona los 44n/1A that as *Oast oink child ha. heels murdered by mesa.. rarest is a taut matt. - r. It appears that • i.e.t..ble of the H divauni, elide nu dotty is arsereere.l a him shout 1 feat looxfted la. has Joni , . a& I L 44 it. bain4 "ponied, the le .ly of as Infant oeele child •As 4.11,C4010r010041. rho au •sauiihettou heing nude fl, IN, 111 le mud there aerr merit, of I •ap h as i a Aunt tie holy. ehoutai that it lied 4en the •-illart .1 Mood alita at. hrulrluy.A few Plialltua lore. .1* too th e te e th e s of 11... I. Is (WI, (.111.0..., mu with hawk. Ida* I.anet., awl were wee a4r th e .pot, sad ,4 le inoz wen Been to go In the rlirer t.ao at 14.1. pariveeriese. Tiw laxly w.. t...keu l,v lb- I—l1 —I ..• I. Mt. Gearge's W.webutaii • whoa it &waste no ia s ie.L .tl.vltt4Lrlf, Nov. 13.--ArrotTruhtem—Lieu '''',.6l• Ifontlry, to the Arrgant. m1141.'001 for J. ti. F. Loecork, to ate tlee. Aft, rektittuoal f •h•!•oeel .L. L. ur. ea, ad tl. H. • ,to UM Bee t... eihttorial for , troporai ; 41. Iff. assts.. So filo Kilo, eti,t,.. e ..1 f or iltepeal ; k. 1.. Hunt, to the Harter, Atisli• for thepohl ; It ,),slow awl A. B. Wollohtoisk to tterke.ottvh, odelAtortal for devoid. • , •teat r,y3,...ster Cherou T. O. Joyseces, to the I AI toi.P: The Admiralty have received a telegram from Lisbon, announcing the total wreck of her Majesty's ship Perseverance, on 21st of October. All hands saved. FUNERAL OF THE LATE EARL OF DUNDONALD.-( THIS DAY.) This afternoon the reinaiiti of the late Earl of Handmaid were interred in Westminster Abbey. In the proceesiou from his lordship's late residence, Queen's. rued. Kensington, were mourning coaches containing the Hon. Thomas Barnes Cochrane, now the Earl of Dun dee:ski, Hon. Horace Bernard William Co:thrum, Captain the Hon. lrthur Auckland Cochrane, R.N., C. 8., Lieutenant the Hon. Ernest Grey Cochrane, William distends Mackinnoo, F.eq., ILP., John Willis Flemming, EN. In other carriages were the late cams medical attendants and principal dams♦ ties, followed by numerous c•rriager of the nobility, naval and military officers, and private friend+. The proosseion entered the cathedral through the doles; sal by the west cloister door. It wee received by the dean and chapter, who headed it as it entered the building. Panning down the Aide aisle westwards, it entered the nave, along which it proceeded to the choir. Ow • cushion imme• diately behind a plume of feathers was the coronet of the late earl, and on the coffin, which wee a eery plain one, were his cocked hat, word, and several orders. Among the spectaten and mourners were observed her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland, Lord Brougham, Sir R. Murchison, Sir A. Clifford (Usher of the Black Rod), Vies Chancellor Si, John Stuart, Mr B. ()ebores, M.P., Sir G. H. Seymour, Hon. W. Napier, Mr. Hubbard. M.P., he. During the progress of the procesion the deo rheas sang be the music of Dr. Croft, " I sin the Resume. tics," " I know AM Redewnfor "We Wash both* into this said." Alter the preemies bad entered thechoir, the 90th Psalm, "Lord, Thou haat bees our re. fee,* was cheated, to Purcell's Burial Chant. The fusers! service wee performed by the Rev. the Dees, seised by the clergy of the abbey. It wee read in • clear and impressive voice, end, together with the music, produced • most solemn effect. The grave was is the setae of the nave, and clue, to the pulpit whams the WMOII4 are delivered oo the mow Son of the special services. The plateon the eons bore the following inscription : The Right Honourable THOMAS COCHRANE, G.C.8., Earl of Dstmlon►ld, Rear-Admiral of the 1:0:ted Kingdom. Borst lath Dec., 1775. Died Slat Oct., 1880. Aged 85. . _ The cathedral wee sot iaConveniently crowded, bat be tween 2,000 sad 3,000 persons were present. We were glad ea this occasion to Anne tort the ladies prewint wen ell of then dreesed is mourning. Bethesda also were tuairenally wawa by the geralemen. The Gerdes teradaand about two o'clock, and at the den large numbers of the congregation gathered round the gran. The what, proonlinge were actrieue and un prawns. BERWICK ELECTION COMMISSION. (MIS DA Y.) Maim Vaughan, Barstow. and Lushingtoo, the aernminniamen sopninted Se *wire into the bribery and earnests. alleged M bore him piece at the Into sad pre• violas electioaa far the Iserough d Berwick-au•Twead, re sumed their inmodipline to-dsy in one of the committee moms of t. Hoes* cd 01111MOW4 Mr. Rose, parliamentary agent and solicitor, was ninal3•B, and is reply to the Chief Cosioniaaioner, stated that be could Not recollect bowleg been informed either by Mr. Haden or Mr. Earle that the former gentleman after the electioa of 1859 took say active stem to obtain evidence for the purport of defending the seats of Captain Gordon and • Mr. Hula. He (Mr. Hose) did not supply Mr. Earle with niosey for his election, oar did he know the source from whence the TODel came. Mr. Fluker, solicitor, was also recalled, arid Mated that he bad received no oommunicat.on (non 31• Gall Once his but appearance before the conirnisaiou. Ile did not know where til•thdl was, one had gone away in oonseamenisi of ei r advice which he (whams) gave him. He had no know -1 • what funds leGall . Martin Crean, tary agent, stated that he visited Berwick is ld.dl t at the request of Mr. Baker, in osier to institute inquiries into the corrept practices which had taken place at the elections in April in that year. He frequented several publicheassa, particularly the Woolpsck, for the purpose of obtainiog informable, and at the Woripack be met a person named Jobe. son Howe Pattesoa. Except when in drink Plateau was very eastims. He told witness that 11%all had employed him at aleetions, and that his duty bad bon to bring the freemen together and give them aeee. Pittman promised witness a list of sixty or se. wall meet of freemen to whom he had paid messy. Had no maim to doubt that all the names which appeared on the list produced were mentioned by Patter:ft. Three or four persona of the ammo of Howe appeared on tie lint. soul they were always paid, and also all the liew-lassedi. He also told wiliness that the principal how is which the voters were treated was the Woolpack. Pat te.on told him on several ODOM iOllB that he wan very mach it...twist with the manaer in which the comervative party had tn....t0il bra. He said be had been of great service to the party, but that be had not been properly paid. Witnem dal not tell him his object In instituting the Inquiries, but bu the contrary Patteme appe . ornd to believe that witness ad simply visited Berwick for pleasure. Br Mr. Luabingtou—When NUMMI made his Mato• menu be was generally is liquor, but selleisetly sober to know what be was about. Johnson Howe Patteenn was then ealled. He mii—l do not knovr a gentleman named ('rein. [Mr. Omen was pouted out to him. J I have men that gentleman Won M Berwick. Ido not recollect dining with him, but will mot rwear that I did not. I think I raw kim at Lawmen/oi l the spirit merchant's, hut I moot my that I ever saw him at the Woolonek or dm Nekbone. I may have seen him once or twice, and may have walked about Berwick with hint in June, 1t59. He wee an entire stranger I roe and I think the hat tires I mw him was at Lawrence's. I don't moonset having say eaavereation with him in reference to the election. the Chief Commissioner—iiid you make say statement respecting Ole bomber of persons who were bribed by yo et the election Nk dams— I never did ; nor did I tell him that I had been employed by II•Gall to keep the freemen together. I did sot tell him that I could give him a het of as many ea 80 at 70 freemen who had hems bribed. I we. some time before in Berwick, but was not in the of getting drunk there. I never promised whether drunk or sober to supply If.r. Crean with a hot of freemen who bad received bribes. I did not see Mrs. M . Gall before I left Berwick, nor do know that she bait received a letter frost M'Uall stating where he is. - Tee atief Conuakeieser inform the whams that hie evaluate, b.id bees directly coetruheted by Mr. crow. Vi names-Yr. Cream may ery whet 1.141 Woe, but ha does set tell thetruth. The Chief Commiaioner ssid the enidence of Pattern= both et Barak* end bike, the conirunsioners to-day was totally unworthy of credit. By Mr. Lushlantoo— I never told anyone that I WIN disiallsiled with the treatment I Lad received at the halide of the conservative pony. By the Chief contraiseioner- I have been employed at eleetions in Berwick, and have heels paid for my sairlese-- sonietimee one coin and sometime§ another. Mr. fluidenon kaa pieta me Inc a day for the county elections. I was Dot employed at the last election, and received nothing for say services I ;night have rendered. 1 never en pres any diseatafeetion at receiving Do remuneration, nor did I ten Mr Vreen that I had hese of grant arvux to the een• gayety's party, and bail bees very badly treated by them. The witness was atilt wider exansivation when our report IsIL Waning, tnorning, ab.ut o'clock, signals of • vows' in diatoms ow the Go.shriu Sands were wade front the Gall stream lightship. It was very foggy at Use time in Use DOWPIL and • fresh breeze was blowiog from SAL Although it was an early, and dead low loiter, the lifeboat& belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution was on bet way to the ship In half an how after the siguale bed been observed. She had been leaded dad so large boat cowld hare been bionehol for went o f Water. She at once proeeedol toward' the light-veeeel, froni which the over saw • whoopee on the Goodwin bends, with no colours disroverable thmugb she berm elts apgreaddag her, she was fortuoately observes' to be dim*, and preparing to wake aril. The tide was flowing at the time, and the schomer successfully made for Ranue lie:hoer. The lifeboat returned to Walreer beech about 11l ..eeh.c.k, and bar crew were inunolastely paid their each num fair their laudable effort.' to reader assistance Ia answer to • ship'. eapails of diatesee. This valuable lifeboat was the gift al the Royal Thames Yacht Club to the Na. tinned Lifeboat Inditstion. She hal been inetrtuuentel, dewing very heavy skews% is rescuing dation persons hum a watery grave, (roue the bisrque Reliance of London , and the sloop - Liberal of 'Wished.. Psursetto Dacia AT U 351 W Rzice. —A p pli - noire will be made seat eselow far pewees to iseti= . o.l ry =der the tide of the " Dageehant errumpuov." with a view to the conetreetion of • desk end other works nn the Lords hank of Ow Thom% ant Degimelasse Reach. NOUN L18211.-iTHIB D4T4 • Two (KU= The railway share market to-day is exerted and decidedly depreeided. A general tall has taken placo, varying from to 14 per cent. L;neashire and Yotiu;hire and Midland are the weakest, and South Emoters one of the steadiest stooks. London and North Western stock is "now qu o te d 89} to 4; Great Western, 7ok_to n ; eashire and Yorkshire, 1 to f; So uth zestern, 834 to MI ; Caledonian, to 93 ; Great Nor thern, 113 to 114 ; and Counties, 114 to I. LoenbardoTenetian Railway shares have fallen to 4 die. to par. 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A fresh fall of about per cent. has taken place. The principal depression however, is in the market fix British railway stocia, especially in Lanosebire lad Yorkshire and Midland, which hai , e fallen 1 to 1* per cent. In every other department of the Stock Exchange heaviness prevails. The fortnightly settlement in shaves and foreign skate will be com pleted to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 95c., but receded to 69fr. 85c., showing a fresh reduction of 1 per cent since yesterday. Console are officially marked 93 and 92i for money, and 93 and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 921 to 93 for cash, and 93 to for the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows —Bank Stock, 132, 234; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911,1 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 16 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1031, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 48. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 3e., 2a, 4s. dia. Foreign stocks are likewise fiat. Turkish have declined to 1 per cent. The loan of 1854 is now quoted 71 to ; and that of 1868, 561 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98 ; ditto Four-arid a-Malt per Cents., 1860, 89, 881; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 96; ; Mexican Three per Coati., 211; ditto for account, 211; Russian Five per Cents., 105/ ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 621, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 87 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta, 1854, 71 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 561, 57 ; ditto for account, 561. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon it was an nounoed from the Bank of England, in the sub joined notification, that the minimum rate of dis count has been raised from 4i per cent, at which it was fixed on Thursday last, to 5 : "The tllifliMUM rate of discount for bills not having more than 95 days to run is raised to 6 per cent. " M. bliaartau., Chief Cashier. "Bank of England, Nov. 13, 1860." This step is taken by the initiative of the Gover nors of the Bank, who have power to raise the race without convening a special court of the directors, and who have exercised it upon former occasions, as for example, during the crisis in 1857. Their motive forthedeparture from the ordinary practioe which is involved in altering the rate on any other day than Thursday consists in the fact that 300,0001. in bar gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank of England for exportation. It goes, we understand, direct to the Bank of France ; and a large additional sum-200,0001. or upwards—is stated to be likely to be taken within the next day or two for the same quarter. The drain upon the Bank of France continues, and the pri►ate letters state that it has become more active during the last week. The directors of that establishment accord ingly offer a price for gold which attracts it from here, where their agents have for some time past held contracts for the sup ply of a large amount of the precious metal. The Bank of England, on their part, have no choice but to persevere in those protective mea sures which, in the opinion of many persons, have already been too long delayed. Should the efflux of gold continue, it is probable that a rise to 6i per cent. may be decided upon as early as to-morrow. The business at the discount office at the Bank of England yesterday was brisk, many customers prow fog for accommodation, in the apprehension of a rise la the rate. In the open market the best short bills wore readily taken at 41 per cent. There was no sign of apprehension, and the supply of money in the banks and other great financial establishments is ample. All long engagements, however, are studiously avoided. In the Stock Exchange, the supply of money on English government securities continues very large, at 2to 24 per cent., owing to the indisposi tion of many establishments to discount any bills that have more than a few weeks to run. We may remark that the alteration yesterday at the Bank of England was not known at all in the Stock Exchange, nor in financial circles, until some time after the oloseof business hours. The City of Manchester has arrived from New York with 30,0001. in specie. The Suffolk, which was to sail from Melbourne fur Loudon on the 27th September, had on board 73,382 ounces of gold, valued at 283,0001. In cluding the 801,0001. referred to yesterday, a total of no less than 1,004,0001. in Australian gold may be considered as on the way to this country. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on the Continent in one or two instances were rather higher, but there was no improvement of importance. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.16 j! to 17 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.144 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1u6 , 1 to 171; Antwerp, S months . 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg, ms. beam, 3 months, UM to 4 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, Z. 15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 ; Frankfort-es-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1171 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble, 3 mmiths, 35 to i ; Vienna, off. 110., 3 mouths, 13.75 to 80 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13. f5 to 80; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to I ; Legborn, 3 mouths, 25.46 to 71 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 2556 to 80 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.571 to 521 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to 404 ; Palermo, 3 nestle, 120/ to • , Mee ibia, 3 months, Ito ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 5 3 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 t oo. The alteration in the money market has as yet had little effect upon the prices of produce. The I sugar market yesterday, however, was rather fiat. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was dull, and the sales had fallen to 4,000 bales. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due to morrow on the Russian Loan, brought forward in June last, and of 8 per cent. on Friday In the Canada Loan of 2,800,0001. The adviom from Sydney mention the stoppage of MeMIL Augustus Dreulter and Co., merchants, with liabilities amounting to 28,0001., and assets to 15,0001. Messrs. W. Jolly and Co., timber mer chants, had also suapended ; the liabilities in this case were about 22,0001., and the assets 21,0004 With reference to the refusal of the Australian banks to allow interest on deposits, a Melbourne authority observes: . . . . . . On the 31st August the hanks notified their intention to discontinue intermit on deposits, acid to alter the rates of tbeepent ag follows :—For two mouths' bills to 7 per cent., far three mouths' bills to $ per math, four months' bills to 9 For cent ; cash aredite, 10 par cent ; ovenhawn accounts, 11 per eat. ; the whole advantage, as it appears to us, being NI the side of the banks. The only good that has accrued to the public from this eiowesset is that it releases a large cent of eapital Wiliest* locked up as deposits upon is the effects of which are beginning to be felt. The result in one case, it is added, has been to eve fresh life to the gold mining companies, which hadbees languishing through want of capital. - - At Sydney the barks have come to an agreement to make an average reduction of 1 per cent. in the rates for axed deposits. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7811. _ _ In the afternoon the supply of Greet Western stock having increased, the " ooutaago " upon it rose to f per cont. Messrs. De hi Rue and Co. have issued their Diaries and Pocket Books for the year 1881. Their execution, as usual, is extremely beautiful. The settlement which commenced yesterday in. l the market for British railway stocks shows that the imply of stork has somewhat increased. The ! sates of " oindissastioa," however, were generally n'oderate. The folio* it* th 0,11116 terms current at the oommencement of business : London sitd,Neetii. Weeks, . 346 to 8.16 per et. ecatasso, Midland -16 tol-16 per cent. do. Lenesshine and Yorks)** lto percent do. Great Western York and North Midland Berwick -16 to 5-16 per cent. do. South Eastern. Kurth British. l-16 to 316 per cent. do. TCVIDAT Ergo. Console, which closed yesterday at 93i to for the 6th December, opened' thin morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931, or 93 3-18 to 5-18. For rnuney the last price was 94 to /. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the market was again rather i flatter, stock being offered at 93} for the account. The Official business report sam follows :—Three per Cent. 0011110* for mor 3 i, el 931, ,1, d, ; ditto for account (Dec. 6)„ k ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 91f I, ; New Three per Cents., 911, f ' 1 kJ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring ui 4641 , 16k, k ; India Stock, 224, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103 k, , ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96k ; ditto 1859, 964; ditto Bonds, Bs., 4s. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "anise e d" rupee paper 101, ft. Indian government securities were quiet, but not lower. India Bonds were quoted $3B. to 4e. din. • Exchequer Bills have not yet been affected by the rise in the value of money, being quoted 3s. die. to par The Turkish Loan of 1858 experienced a fall of par cent. to-day, cloning at 581 to Kt. The Loan of 1854, after rising per cent. in the morn ing, receded at the close to yesterday's quo tation-71 to Sardinian Bonds were again ' inquired for. Spanish Deferred Three pee Ceuta. continue in request, and were marked as high as 41. Mexican Bonds remain flat. Bauk shares to-day were steady. There were in quiries for London and Westminster and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Peel River Land, Scottish Australian Investment, and Red Sea Tele graph, were firmer, and London General Omnibus heay . . Victoria Government Bonds declined about i per cent. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Oceau Marine Insur ance, 13 to 2 pram. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to pram. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to I prem. ' • London and Provincial Marine, to • die. ; East India Irrigation, u to 1-16 dis. ; and fillwall Iron, ito pram. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. Shares in Hark moor, Hingiston Downs, East Caro Brea, Wheal Margaret, Granibler and St. Aubyn, Pro videuoe, Rusewall Hill and Ransom, and South Basset mines have met with chief attention. Prices are steady. . . . . . Foreign and' colonial mining shares exhibit little alteration. The Commissioner in Bankruptcy proposes to ( settle the list of contributories of the Little Down and Ebber Rocks Mineral and Mining Company (Limited) on the 22nd instant, when the creditors are to attend and prove their claims. Da. 1;4 pOiat.i 0 we... pus. p. ♦ _ lao Do. It s 111. 4 41 :Mock. 6 .r !~ I -- au 0 01 0 0 116. 10 0. 110 Do. ft: Ag e ;s1 Da. es.Rl Ai I WaiscaLlikwasep.a. as 44 W.llld-I)alsigoo4L. 125 127 Do. go. 11.4 fed do. Itt 125 Oft Nowp.ll4. mit 004 &11 411 WIP 46 . rot RN raisour N I MAMMA. _ _ ~Nixie I' 4l is a, Ml= /minims L Yl ll.fro w llgp.o Salem I. on Illoaloro to Graitionti 10aamisaz Lao *Boa . i°m -- LI !Oak& nada aU Ikaaaa Ikeidaa sau & a. all Vt. Omeral a leseee = Saisenit.Sh. el• 'llagas all 'Lea Onerlaece t OW. all U.. mid Unhook all I = and Aalaala Games all W Nastallep LB, the at Do. ep.c.Prt. 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Ch. j kla 4mmsimo rtk o= al Allic Aulki on sod UM. aad Wearamhistar Na* t Prva. at lharbal New Naal Beek New Routh Wale, (Mesta Beak Cowes tO (Racism link - Ortivialisid Inked .. ItantAgarslla o k a of Avatrais trayla loo4o• lirlTJii ii•Tsia— PoioL ru r. --i-°° l MAIIOIIIII Ailtrallari Agri ... SS i;i4o Mt. American Land .. YAt.AIAabMar.MA De. If per a MUMS 11. 7 - i i 8.111 sox* tt2,000 Oan El ia l l Lad . Channel Wanda Tat kV Dw Ing.&Btnelt. Fri& 74 par osut ergPalma . a !'retersecti Do. Op. ca. trap. Dab Basal odialrrle.& Canal itidatrlc Telairsali Do. New Zug. and Aust. Cop. Oen. Stamm Narldatlen Orsat Ship (Lisnitad) Do. 17; par seat Ira. lan. District s/. (L) bin*. Ltnio T nta (14 Lou. OM. 001610118 Madras !Mips. & Out& Nalltarransaniise.Tal. Naditorr. is. TsL (Llos.) DaSkaal Mooed& On NarbeelaCosielroo(L/ Nalbarduals Lea Do. It P. a.. is. at I din N. Bruns. & N. Boot. Id N. Brit. Australasian QY i 14 SD $2 U Cr 18 to 11 16 111 111 Tuo,ooo 7,100 70,000 10.000 MAO 100,000 24 26 29 30 90 101 100 104 a 4 97 I I as ti Si - 200,000 00,000 80,000 n. II ~. if, MI 0 I li 1 1 1 Si le va - 2 6 II 4 di 2 2 tie t 4 ea. - ;gi l l 188,13711 60,0136 Ile i Par ! 1 "! 1 . 11 .".•*. ..... n. ii.- Br. am& ) i Noel lbw load& lea Paola. and Orka. atom New . am Do. sea s ia iii:ii a loraeys. by By. Ow y Goa Do. New Royal Mall Sawa .. LW Amt. lawatra. la Awlyallaa paid ii:iii WOO 2,000 10011 Th,fee p2MII, au an 48 IS 74 74 111 14 gulp .. .1)*. do. Illesislorel.• trla Co. lilp.Csa iMasmis bead.... I7 + li + • • 417 Ai 1111 Ulli_. 1 Si. MEP M• - _ lb ... 0. I :: ..... 9 Pmeosous PAPLII,NANOINOB. —Thid Reginianws General's return of this Walk contains the Mow* ititey among the deaths :—" At Bertefewl-lodge, Hidden : k g; Park, on 3rd November, the son of en asenratwe aged 3i years, " poisoning from aztenical ezhalatiose from the green .per of a breakfast-rown." Than wee a pest morteeesswinatioutnd se istpineK • - iii is Is s M is N so N N A •-• ID IS It Si 0 1 4 19 . •1 U . I dim 67 0 Ili eli at SI 70 72 N 40 an se ss an "?. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WARK-LANZ.-ITHIB DAY.) There is mew a change In the Weather. The wind has veered mind to the westward, or the opposite quarter, and it is very bray. The mercury has fallen very much the' lost few days, and the barometer indicates bad weather. The quantity of English wheat fresh up this week is mo derate. Flour, contracted. Barley and oats more liberal, ' hut beans and pe....s short. Scotch barley io fair supply, bet i oats small. Irish oat*, a few fresh op this week. The foreign arrivals ere this week liberal of wheat, mostly Pranks and Russian. Flour, a small sup; ly of sacks front France and Spiin. Barley very limited. Oats a short quantity from Denmark, Sweden, und Bused'. The wheat trade to-day is in the Dame dull state es on Monday, hardly anything doing and a very thin attendance of buyers. Quotations remain nominally the same. Barley trade dull ; fine malting sorts fully maintain prices, but other descriptions rather lower. Oats slow; fine old corn about the same value, but new descriptions a very dull trade and somewhat cheaper. • Beans and pees scarce and about the same in value as on Monday. Flour trade without alteration from Monday ; Norfolk, at 425. to 435. ;_ American and French a dull trade. FLOATLIO CA LC:01:8 are rather cheaper of wheat and ruaise, but buyers expect lower WHEAT.-Englioh : Essex sad Kent, white, new, 50s. to 625. ; ditto, fine old, Ms. to 65..; ditto red, new, 44.. to 585.; ditto, fine, old, 345. to 635. ; Norfolk, /cc., fire, old, 62a. 665. ; red, new, Ds. to Ms. Foreign: Dentate., 645. to nth. ; fine, 66.. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 565. to 645. ' • ditto, extra, 645. to tills.; Restore, 665. to 6So ; fine, old, 695. to 715. ; American white, 60s. to 675. ; ditt o red. 595. to 64.. BABILiT.-Engtish malting, 445. to 50a.; grinding, 27a to Mkt; distillieg, 44.. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 33a to 395.• ditto distilling, 3215. to 40s. MILLT.--i= Essex and Norfolk, 52,. to N 's. • fi ne, Me. to Ma ; ' ton and town made, 535. to 695.; fine, 64a. to 76a.; flue, 514 a.; pale, 77e. Oart. ish feed, 255. Od. to 30s. Oil ; potato, +.s. to 295. ; ore gn, 235. Pd. to 31s. Od. BLUM -EnAlisla tick, 435. to 48s. ' • harrow, 445. to 51a ; pigeon, 50a to US. ; foreign, 375. to 465. Nam. -guglisb toilers, 44.. to 495.; maple, 475. to 485.; grey, 42.. to 461.; foreign, 44.. to 48e. FLOM - English town, Ms. to 57..; country, 435. to 475.; household., 45e. to 515.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 425. to 435.; French, 41s. to 50s. per sack ; American, 31s. to 3tis.; Spanish, 41s. to 52.. aItRII4Ld INTO LONDON PROM NOV V. TO NOV. Id. En;Liab and Scotch. Web. YoreLan. Wheat Bar:ey - I akts 51.8 t lagllth flour. 300 sacks; foreign (lotu, 31)0. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) SCOWL—The public salve are progressing heavily, but holders show flrmpesa. Refined upaltere,. COFFEY.. —The large pulite sales arc going off with steadiness. TU. —The private contract market is stagnant, awaiting the revolt of the large public sales, to commence to-morrow. Rice continues in fair demand at previous rates. Rut.—A limited businew done at previous rates. CorroN.— No sales reported. SALTPLITZhti declined Gd. _ . . SLICKS. —The public tales are going off without showing any material alteration in prices. Markets generally have been dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow iq quoted 60.. 6d., net cash ; Peterehung Y.O. on the mot, 60c 9d. all the year, 00s. ; December, 60.. 9d. to 61s. ; January to March. 61s. to 61s. 6d. ; April to June, Mc 6d. to 60e. October to December, 11(11, 581. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattendeu and Smith report a quiet trade doing in moat descriptions of new, yearlings, and old hops, for cmaumption, at arm rate,. COAL MARKET.---(THIS DAY ) _ .. _. _ • Walls Sod Omens, 23a. 13d. ;lls End Belloe:21s. 6d.; Walls Eod Ede■ Maio, 21s. 61. ; Pea.e'd West. 161 1. 6d.; Gawber Hall Hartley, 18s. &1.-20 shim at market. Szu.tmo liras AT Funs.—The following letter appears In • Carmarthenshire paper :—" Inland Revenue, Somerset Roue's. —Sir,— Referring to your report of the 17th, I am to instruct you to inform the clerk to the magis trates for the county of Carmarthen that the board are sisal that it was not intended by the 37th section of the gird and 24th of Victoria, chap. 113, to repeal the privi leges expressly granted by former acts of selling beer with out license at legally conetltuted fain and races, and that ouchyrivilege and exemption still exist. —I am, sir, roar obedient servant, Wu. CORBETT. U. loffere, Esq., collec tor, Carmarthen." WIRT MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The total traffic re ceipts of this company for the fortnight ending November 4 hare been 13.0563'. 18s. 4d., and for the corresponding fortnight of 1869 they were 13,1531. 3a. 9d.. The expendi ture amounts to 6,4141. 4a. 4d., or at the rate of 42.01 per cent., _whilst the expenses for the corresponding fortnight of 1859 amounted to 5,5451. ls. 3d., or at the rate of 42.15 percent. The aggregate receipts for thetint Moe fortnights and one day of thu lialf•year, amount to 133,044/. 3d., as against 118,3791. 19e. 241., for the corresponding sine fort nightsaod three days of the previous year. And the aggregate expenses for the first nine fortnights and nne day of the half year amount to 13 4 045 f. Is. 1.1., being at the ruts of 41.42 per cent., as against 48,1331. 14s. 2d. for the eorrevonding rase fortnights aul dare days of the pre:out:l yeur, or at I the rate of 49.67 per rest. Pen 1.4 .11071 4444i L1nitted 1 14 - 47 t1 4 ; Da IL I.Y. adZ I. Ulf In Do. 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