The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-29 00:00:00

LAW IVALLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY (Mors the Senior C=1111140601 is a prink room.) examinatakaa motiug under the bankruptcy ~1 Lhert law 1.4 a imam al Llories-straut, fiolacreguare. The delta are ; ousts ahead SOL Mr. From Murat sad May) ; for the aasisams, offered no 1 . 1 .4iti.e, and the tosakrapa passed Ids eaandaudioa. ILL st -40:Emu7 VifDiß THI OLDA MID DIAPO6I. VON nausea. The bankrupt was a job -master and livaryestahle keeper, .4 (Upham. A petition was now p resen t e d by Mr. Frowns f.e the return of a horse, under novel circumstances. Mr. Wolf appeared in support of the petition ; and Mr. Michael Abraham. for the assignees. It grand that Mr. Frowned bad allowed the Isutkrapi to hire h bone tyxel receiving s consideration of 75f. per annum. Tits bankrupt had sub-let it to Mr. Adlird, a gen. th nun in idiom possession the Lone the time of the i.,nkrriptch and who looked upon him as the true oweer thinof The question wall whether it was in the order and •lispositioa of the bankrupt at the date of the bankrupt c y whether it passed to the assignees. The Commie...met decided in favour of the petitioner, sad made an order for the return of the horse. Rr STEVEN& The bankrupt, Robert Stevens, wee an innkeeper, carry- Ingon a home known as the Royal William, at Ipawidt. This was an examivation meeting. The bankrupt had carried on trade aa • caterer to the riblie, having pleasure_gardens which he designated by the name of the " Royal Vauxhall." The approximate state ment of Mews. Paul and Turner shows debt. of 9001. ; w - = Xtof. ; meta tuieertain. An adjournment was CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) J. 6,. Career, a little urchin, aged 12, pleaded guilty to a ,bsrue of burrgglary. The Recusier inquired if anything was known of the n.bner ! Thi °Meer who took hint into custody mid that when be • only eight yean old he was convicted of robbery, and • to a reformatory for throe years. It also appears] U.: on the same day he onnunittedtbe burglary, he stole a I.,ir of 'hors belonging to hie mother, and shortly Woes he r 1.14,1 her of ja. 61., which she had saved to pay her rent. The Recorder said it was of no um sending the primmer • to a reformatory, and another course must be taken soh torn. The erste:we upon him would be that he be k. pt in penal servitude for four years. NSW COURT. (Wore the Common ihrisaist.) W.n.mci M.Y. 66. was indicted for indeoeutly exposing hinoell. in a certain public place called sumex•place, to member of little girls, Mr. Nletjh and Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted, and Mr. Hi moo defeated. The proserutlos was at the instance of the oommittee of Schools,the girls whom the primer was charged with s.posing himself to being mostly the school c►ildren. blesses is said to be a dissenting minister, holding a ft voissible vitiation in a house of business Is the city. (The ease was sot over when we went to prem.] THIRD COURT. (Semi Commisioner Kerr.) eAoror jr,',. , 23, shopman , pleaded guilty to obtaining 'nen John Edam/ l'awan, and °thin a Large quantity of ~lk and oilhar goods. TA, cowl eastegx.l him to 1i months' imprisonment. THZ POLICZ COURTS. Milli DAY.) ILILMOIROVOEISTRYIT. MAIM MUM? A CTTT 11X114: 11 AreeW . harped with elesitne from the pen's, of Josephine Welton. (konere had% et 4, Northiliabertned-oeurt., Stressil, brooch et Use wife et si._ Josephine Welton mid at 3 this morning she was at the Cali Sipes , at Ute seta.{ A Windmill -Aunt, with aa English 1.4 , cats. Om sir bawd kw the nips tam. , who woo Atlng them with noose !ennuis, mai "M e T r aig Eaglish--yon area Chime!' —evidently intend* to insult bm. With bet Mad ant left that Art of Ma pito and mated thee- Alm in • carom whim the primer Ilanowed New sad unshed hie again. She mad • few midi refrrring to them an Gasman, and this Aft the place. One but Aly jut anon the road whoa the prisoner ran shoe beg , bee by Um shawl, which came undone, and she then bee bomb wee gam. He then caught bold al her wrist, on whist' was a beaosist; the twandet came nu fonesed, and be we& bold of cm part of it, and eta of the Aber. Ye this callisl " and felt to no that bet tem watts van safe Os the countable coming op ene sc i ltha is claim. Obit bed given 51. for W. brooch in --- - Prier amid he save the prosecutris in charge, alai not she ham. Emily !Latina, (rimed of the proesentrit, said she was at the rah Herod with the prosecuted:. The prisoner c straually Moulted the proseetdrii, laying that she woe " Chimes," arid used bad language. While crossing Wind millstreet, the Kilmer ran after them, and caught bold of the proseoutria's wrist, mad proeacutete then maid "lily lirsich u gone.' She (altars) then called "Police,' and at the!r coraing up the ptiaoasr wanted to give her in charge for mous insulting league(' towards him. She had seen the pr...ernt ruin brooch safe on leaving the cafe. Three or four ?tore versos. were in the • a company at the time. to moose to Yr. Tyrw et the proseeutrix said that she had rot her shawl bat not her brooch. A constable said, on fang op he eaw all the parties stunting at the owner of Windmill-street. The prisoner wanted to give prosseutris in charge for annoying him, but ou the ormeentrix sawing him of taking her brooch be took him into custody. The prientser said he had never seen the brooch, and that it wan a false charge. Part of proweutrix's shawl was lying on the ground, and the other part on her orek.. said he was at the Café ltegeoce with some friends, sad the females began abusing them, be supposed because they would and pay for some drink. floe of ha friends espied to estaleite with them, but he " No, 1,-eve them in c harg e," and when the prosecutrix saw that she screamed "Po ice," and pretended that he had stolen bar brooch. There was a number of persons must at the tinse,and he did not believe she had a brooch. He only held her by the wrist so u to secure her to pee her in charge., and seeing this she said, " This fellow has taken my ,rooh." A gentians. said he beard the witness Antinel say to the prosecutrui, "Now say he has stoke your brooch." Mr. Wodecki w as a hi g hly respectable merchant in the City. The witness Antioel denied ewer saying anything of the kind, and said the witness was wit present Another geatlenas said he beard the wailer say be would turn the females out if they did not keep quiet. They left and came bark, sad abused his friend Mr. Wodecki. He beard Antinel say to the prusecutrix . , " Take down your brooch." The witness Mafiosi positively denied this. Sir. Trrabitt said it might 0•011 have bees said with the view of telliag bee to take ears of it. The waiter was called and said the females went out and same back three or four titan. He would out swear that the preweentrie bad out got a brooch. He alao heard something said about the sor basis in the Int instance. Mr. Ty nwhitt said he would take Tail for the primmer, two sureties is Irtf. orb to appear this day week. nail was tendered and acoepted, sad the wooed left the court with We friends. Tim LATE CAFIDI or ATTEMPTED SLICIDIL—It was at led believed that the ewes of attempted said& (nen Lorakmahridge and Bleckfnaralwidge, on Monday had ia some war a commies cause ; his we are as. que.tel by the friseds of cos .4 th e unf o rtunat e parties to state Piet this was not the arse. and that Mr. Stew led se kiwi/ledge whatever at the female with wham be was erne wooly represented to have had a dispiate. Dierresiovt ox VOLTNTIMPLINO. —A public die 113A•kla as " The Volunteer Momwerst " was opened bp Mr. H. Celt, at the Town Hall, Drightos. re Wednesday. The Mayor presided, and there were about 130 peewee i.nsent Mr. Can argued very much is favour of the ne...m.rot, as did also Mr. Brooke and Mr. Robins, who t•.l left a the dummasion. Mr. Patching, Jun, Mr. Pre, sod Mr. Mourning' were opposed to it altogether. and another gentleasam. Mr. Day, who 'poke on the poet, m. argued either ewe way or the other, or both was.. He said that there was a tints whoa he could call oe • imagism& mid led Win at hew in the morniag, afterteme, mew ; bet sow if Imp called he was told Mr. Soaed-ei r jime, gene to the an* drill, or he has goof .kons la the barracks to afternoon drill, or be is gorm to weenie/ drill. He had tees to a 110 sod had asbol her .pution of the volunteer movement Mho mid. " It haw broke. up all my domande happleime ; there was • time alien my hushaad was at home of as emisiag, but bow I sever we hint ;her always Ow M sill, and re ma b &Wag make* bite very thinly, sod bit tho s i a Mto the ' Three fume' " Wlee Mr. Day had deem • Ir . 'airman got op sad asked the mayor which of the 'bac imam Mr. Day had taken. and the mayor replied that Le really couldn't tilt. The dosamom was then adjourned ti a week. Wale Swart (;a:ette. A LI.•111T14..1, K CRYCH —MINN Jane C. Martin ►aa Ives app.ioted holiest .•f the Marblehead Light. Yip Martin is • danihter of the late Captain Atabruise Msrtia, who knot the baker's I.lsad l'ailtreallght fur a quarter of s- titre. sstl. es essio•nt to her father, ganittl a thonnigh r 1• rrt.. e ta light erep.ei. 4114 rx r. THE EXPRESS, tifTßSi a ir /TESINCE, INIGHTPUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT TER 0 VICTORIA STATION. A frightful accident, terminating in the death of one of the oldest servants of the London and Brighton Rail . way Company, took place yesterday on the arrival line of the Loodottaad Brighton Railway at the Vialoria station, Pimlico. It appears that the demand, a man named Henry Gallop between 30 and 40 years of age, was engaged in the onerous duty of examining and oiling the points andtransverse plates. He was stooping down for that parpookaot having cheereed that an empty train had been shunted on to the lice apeg which he was engaged, the engine of which having Mopp4 the empty carriage came silently up the line ; the helm at the foremost carriage struck the deceased. threw ►im maid on to the rail, the wheels of the earriage rimming over him and literally cutting him in two. From the nature of the Injuries death must have teen instanteneona ECUADOR LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of the proprietors was hell at woo, at the diem, 7, Finsbury-square, "for the purpose of declaring ► booms oat of the pronto of the coin. pen,. sod ►pproprialing the same in part payment of the capital el abates to be issued in respect of shams sow sub scribed." The chair war taken by Mr. Onsivreseeitc. The Sicarrmir remit extracts from voluminous reports forwarded to the director by agents of the company in Ecuador, these being geseraly favourable se regards the cannyany's Ookosi O drector, seconded the motion, which, after Wale anode% uses depted. The CILERMAN moved a roolation for the division of • bonus of fps. per awn, to be applied in part payment of a further issue of shuts limited to one new share for every existing share y aro to the effort that when the sum of aqua haw boo paid or credited or aay such additional se farther call Aosta be made tiff after the 31st , 180. The resolution was adopted. MADRAS IRRIGATION AND CANAL COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) Thin afternoon, at 1 o'clock, the third ordinary general meeting of the proprietors is this undertaking was held at the London Teen, Mr. Lune Thomson in the chair. The report, which has already been published in the Express. was taken m read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said that the works done were of that nature which did not admit of being described in detail, though considerable progress had been made in completing the sur veys, so as to enable the board to place the plans in the band, of the local government for their approval and sanction. Since the date of the report idyl.= bed bees received giving further details of the promisee of the sur veys, which he read, and afftrwaith quoted from the engineer's report the statistics of thelands levelled and exca vations made down to August hot, which were satisfactory. Referring to the excem be l o c . alital necessity to complete the project in its entirety the million sterling stipulated for by the home government, he added that the long government strongly recommended that the additional capital required should bear the mom rate of guarantee which the first million bore, via, 5 per cent., but he was sorry to my the home government bed not thought fit to comply with that recom mendation. The board were still in negotiation with the government on the matter, and he believed a proposition bud been at length hit upon to meet the views of the govern. meet, and at the same time to carry out the undertaldm After going through the principal topics contained be the report, said explaining the circumstances °animated with the suspension of one of the engineers spoken at in the document, sad which involved themselves into • diaries* with the chief engineer as to sending plans sad esti mates to the hoard without consulting his supe rior officers, and presenting estimates contrasting favourably sad unfairly with those of his chief, he elated that nothing which had occurred had tended to alter the opinion of the hoard as to the ultimate success of the project and the ample remuneration it would afford for the capital invested, and concluded by submit ting the usual henna resolution,. The Emperor of Ruda has ordered that, in con sequence of the dm& at the Empress Dowager, all theatres sed paws of pub& armastassat in el Moberg shell be eland for six week& "We are informed," saya the ronatituttonnet, "that the Freak tamps are taking up time:winter quarters is Ryria." The crop of trollies in the department of the Latino for the present season is represented to be promising. The expectation is that towards Christmas the mice will, bower, be 1W a kilogramme, if not higher. LA year the crop was indifferent, owing to the excessive drought of July and August, and in consequence prices rowe from ffifr. to 40fr. the kilogramme, a quotation never before attained in the course of • ceetery. This year, rain baring fallen in sufficient quantity in July and August, the crop is better. Wolves magnum to commit great destructilp in the neighbourhood of Dieppe. They strangled a few days since 2fl sheep out of 27 which were feeding io a meadow at Routmeenil.Bouteilles, near Dieppe. Some days pterwvaly a calf which had escaped from a farmyard saferd the same fate. The wolves returned on Thursday to the meadow which was the some of their first carnage, but the shepherd was on the watch, and put them to flight. KILIGIOCS LINZETY IN ITILLY.—At a meeting of the Britith Colportsige Society, held lest week, the Ea rl of Shaftesbury, referring to the state of Italy, said, "He felt tore that no one meld regard that country without a feeling of intense thaakfulanes at its present prospecta of civil and religious liberty. Count (Uwe: bad written to him the other day oa this etihjeM, securing him that be was OA nilich in favour of civil and retiree' liberty as any man in England, and nothing skald be wanting on his pert. Yet there were great diffieulties still to be overcome from the soeleMotioal prejudiom which still remained, and the only nonedv would be the creation of an enlightened peddle opinion. l'he count went on to bear high testimony to the character and conduct, during recent events, of those Italians who had seceded from Rome. It had given him a ' deep impression of the immense value of the Bible, and of the right to communicate it to every individuaL" •ND CANADIAN Maus.—Yeeterday (Wedneeday) the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer Vigo, was despatched from Liverpool fcr hew York with math far the Enited States and 120 ErCTo -day (Thateday) the Quebec and Montreal pany's steamer North Briton will be despatched ' from the Mersey with the Oaaadiaa sad United States mails. The Coma Bevel Mall steamer Europa will Nail from the Kersey an Saturday with the North American and United States mails._ _ LADY LtrTON'a OBJECTIONS. —Nobody liked clergymen better than L. 47 Lofton, or was more willing to live with them on terms of affectionate intimacy, but she could not get over the feeling that the clergyman of ber own parish—or of ber 11013 . 6—was a part of ber own esta blishment, of ber own appanage—or of his—and that it could trot be well that Lord Labe should marry among his own—dependants. Lady Lofton would not have used the word, but she did think it. And then, too, Lucy's educa. titer had bee so deadest She bad had no cue about her in early life benetomed to the ways of—of what shall I say, without making Lady Lofton appear more worldly than she wee? Lucy's want& in this respect, not to be defined in words, had been exemplified by the ye which she had just now stated her case. She r ltstl yin shown talent, good temper, and mooed judgment; but there hod ba no quiet, no repose about her. The of power is young ladies which Ledy Luftea mart dmired was the vie inertia blousing to beautiful and dignided reticence ; of try Lucy had nob. Then, too, sake bad no fortune, wYelt,though • minor evil, was an evil ; and she had no birth, in highlife muse of the word, which was a greater coefl„ And thee, though her eyes had sparkled when she esslettedlor love, Lady Lultosi was not prepared to admit that she was possessed of positive beauty. such were the unfortunate emmornitant circumstances which still Winced Lady Lofton to resolve that the match must be marred.— Osnihiff Moosimee for December. CATSIE OF OLD MAIDINE. —But there are deeper Nam yet for the exiciesse of old-midis.' in this courtly. I reopoot that Mr. Malik= has something to do with it, sad that if there see more unmarried women, there are also mere unmarried men is these islands than elsewhere. It le certain that we have set the mime ingersees for wedloek that they have ahem& Oalihay eseeereaed in the one sex by the clubs, the the less court, sad the s.serslly watiettebha enemematio far Caleb& Mar riage_ is the Let step as lleghshmina imetemplatee ; he mum have got on, have settled his beeseas, before he can resolve to put his head seder that meat' yoke. le the other WI celibecy oncomomi nsi a ges ths= given to the ra )zia lady, end the an the woman. Abroad memleri is en mesecipeties fee a girl. She who bee hem tied le her mother's or chaperon's side for years, an then Sep her wing., sod dap them the does with a liberty which too often atmproebee license. On the Continent nary** is the thawbold of We to a aims. —in England it is the tea mimic With it the three volumes esd—the rowan's, the bousement the freedom al life is gone when the plain gold ring hes circled the l aaw Heueef orward nurses, servants, and weekly bills are all that may engage the young wawa's maid. What weeder thee if a girl Issas off from year to year the Anal step ! What weeder if, believing in her own powers, she who be flirted too mesh to are deeply for sepia, goes en refesini applieent after applicant, tin they leave MT applying. I feel certain of it, that hell our eM maids could, if they would, • ettribeto their desolation to some such folly and easily es this, sad to the desire to ',joy their freedom as beg in possible. —Daitis troop Migetine for Decanter. LONDON RENIERAL OKEVECE COURANT receipts for week media( Nov. Z, 10,131 f. ds. SHARE Lthf&r-(TRIG DA F.) Two o'CuillB, In the railway share market to-day att is almost exclusively occupied by the settlement. Firmness, however, prevails, owing partly to the reduction in the Beak rate of discount. An average improvement of about g per cent. has occurred in most of the leading stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 100/ to 101 for the new account ' • Great Western, 734 to g • Midland, 130 to a ; Llsacaahire sad Yorkshire, 118 g to South Eastern, 854 to 88 ; and Caled oni an, 96 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are weaker, at to i dis. Grand Trunk of Canada Rail way stock retains an upward tendency. tout IL I ill I AMWAY& OILDINAIY MAINS AND 11100 NA I. I va r= j tearYaLl 1M14t411, I My ,. I smo r t ied a WA.C. !Ilsipt fed aria . . . . lulu.. ritaTa Dimd..Potli,ll4ll/a. Art Dislat i rmais Swim ido• Nock A De. Stock D I lid &Ike W ihripir a us= Jule. II S. W i = Nora= De. • Oink De. Slat SeulaiWal. Ora) Wailers ... Doal.~vaa _ _ K - 7aii - li* - 1, — .27 - 6.74 lesioa Ls. astal 11Z=w.6.1 Imii . .a - i - L.l = 1 " 1 - Ds. ag: WQL a. area aL 1 lad Mat (Cray Lai,- I N ew atr & Arreaer.4.seLAbae.,&flon. Nry4 1 trawry,Wscraap.CLes I Nark* I Northers Comeau 17a I North /fetal* North Detre Bath ID - 50 . 71 - 5;7 - o:4116:1 Fe: 11;i7.7 i er Do. 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IT — ii N is is to 110 t 7 2 1 nil _. 114 } Kea NI 4 i - _ .. Ili 34 5 41 e ii.iii sum !I.Sc ifidi 10,000 76,000 0001 lia,illil CO,OOOI !MORK 80,00( 33,171 30,00( iilei 1 IVIO• VW MVISO 1114000 111.XP) 10.000 ii.iii IWO = SAM _ UM; To to too I oo 29, 1660. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Y,l REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Cfixxx. The directors of the Bank of ' England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced their minimum r►te of discount from 6 to 5 per cent. The announcement has bad no effect on the funds, which remain firm, at yesterday's improve ment. Theprincipal business in the Stock Exchange has beenin oormexion with the fortnightly settlement in British railway stocks. Prices in this depart ment exhibit a further improvement. There is also a fresh advance in the stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr. 25c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and for money, and 931 to I for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 3 both for money and the 6th of December. The official business report is as follows:—Biulk Stuck, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 913 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India Five per Cent stock, 1859, 104, ; ditto Foar per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, Is., 4s. die. There is no variation of the slightest importance in foreign stocks, with the exception of an improvement in Portuguese. The Turkish Loan of 1354 remains quoted 73 to }, and that of 1868, 581 to j. Salem are recorded as follows : Brazilian per Cents., 1860, 89* ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifiostes, 100 ; •Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46k, I, ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1856, 1857, and 1859, Odd ; Spanish Three per Cents:, 50 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 581, I; ditto for account, 58*; ditto Guaran teed Four per Ceuta., 102. You' o'CLocnc. Console are quoted precisely the same as at 2 o'clock—viz., 93 to 2, both for money and the account. The agitation observable in financial circles at Vienna contributes to keep up a feeling of apprehension with regard to the probable movements in Northern Italy in the spring, the more especially as it is stated that an additional battalion is to be incorporated into every regiment in the French army. The state of the Austrian finances, however, 1.4 quite sufficient to account for any adverse movement of the Vienna Bourse. A prominent and serious feature is the extensive speculative transactions carried on between the metropolitan and provincial markets by the dealers in the stocks of the Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire companies, the extreme fluctuation in which has amounted to between 8 and 9 per cent. within the last fortnight. Impartial observers blame the dealers for turning in reality extensive speculators. Many of the transactions appear to partake of a gambling character. At Vienna on Tneeelay the increase of uneasiness in fi nancial circles was indicated by a fresh rise of 1} to 2 per cent. in the exchange on London. The movement was from 137.25 to 139.25. The total depreciation in the Austrian currency during the last week amounts to no less than 5 per cent. The Hammonh., from New York, has brought 9,0001. The exports of the month of October were q per cent. larger than in the corresponding month of last year. This statement shows that there has not been a maintenance of the re markable activity exhibited in the previous month, when the increase compared with the corresponding month of 1859 was 17 per cent. For the ten months of the present year the aggregate shipments of home produce and manufactures have reached 112,956,5271., being 4 per cent. more than in 18i9, and 17 per cent. more than in 7858. The entries of foreign and colonial produce for consumption have greatly increased, at the same time that we are importing foreign breadstuffs very largely. This points to an adverse balance of trade. The adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. J. and E. Williams, sugar agents, was held yester day. At the previous meeting a committee of inves tigation was appointed, whose duties were to sneer tam more particularly the state of the came with regard to the stoppage of goods is traewitu. From the investigations made, it ap pe ase that the goods expected to be kept back represent 5,6001., but even in the event of this course being adopted the estate would not be pre judiced to a greater extent than 1,5001. The legal representative of Messrs. Williams proposed the payment of a composition of 14a. 6d. in the pound. After some discussion it was agreed to accept Hs., payable as follows :--ss. at one month, ss. at two months, 2s. 6d. at four months, and 9s. 6d. at six months, the last instalment to be secured. The following forms part of the resolution passed ao cepting this composition, and was appended oa behalf of the firm, viz.: All of the Means. Williams' creditor' who have stopped goods to °mein to state their individual case, to be ap proved of by Mows. Williams' soheitor and submitted to some counsel to be mutually agreed on • both News. Wil liams and the crediton to be bound by nth counsel's opinion. The dividend and other paymenta to be recom mended at the annual meeting of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company amount to 5 per cent., which, added to the dividend of si per oent. declared at the half-yearly meeting in Jnne last, makes in t per cent. for the year. The directors of the Pernambuco Railway Com pany have announced a call of 21. per share, payable on the 19th of January. The directors of the Royal Portuguese Railways Company advertise the final call of 900 francs (12Z.) per share, payable from the Ist to the 15th Jan. The coupon of 8 francs per share, due Jan. 1, will be received in part payment. At the meeting yesterday of the Imperial Conti nental Gas Association, a dividend of 11. 15s per share for the half-year wee declared. In the market for British railway stocks yesterday morning the rates of " continuation " were vary moderate, being as follows : London and North Western . 3-16 to I per ct. coatis/Miss Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Berwick 3.165-' Ittihad -16 ic; 5-16 per cent. do. York and North Widand -16 to 5-16 per cent. do. Ildedonian l-16 to 3-16 per cent. do. 3-16 to 1 per cent. do 3 to j per cent. do. South Lidos per Dent. da ... 1 Great Northern In the afternoon Midisad stock became very scarce, and the rate was " borrowers to I bask wardalion." The " continuation " on Great Wee tern stock declined to 3-16 to I, and that on Lan cashire and Yorkshire to to 3-16 per cent. It is intimated by circular that the business as public accountants, hitherto carried on by Messrs. W. and A. Cooper will in future be conducted under the firm of Cooper Brothers and Co. Annexed is a weekly report on the market for leather and bides : The le►ther market was not largely supplied at Leaden• hall on Tuesday. The &mead was not active, but the Waal of business donne the past week is about an avenge for the time of year. Prime are very littJe altered, but not gees• rally firm. The hide sales of last Thursday were dull, sad prima tended downwards. The burins* does was not large. Market hides nay again be quested *lightly lower. WiromuDAT E'vsnro. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on Consols was 21 to 3 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to if for the Bth December, opened this morning at fat, " sellers," and closed at 93 11-18 to f. For money the last price was 93g. After the cicee of the Stock Exchange the price improved , to 93 11-16 to 13-16, or 931, for the Cth prox., and 94 to (or _ - _ _ 9Th or - ~.., :orsi 100 T nit .. lei equal to 92i to 1, ex div. ) for the 10th January. The "continuation" to January was to 5-16 per cent. The official business report is iss follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93 , 1, hit ; ditto for account (Dec. 6), 931 ; Three per 'gents. Reduced, 91f, I ; New Three per Cents, 911 a, 1; Thirty Years Anna., expiring in April, IMD, 61.18 ; India ?Wiper Cent. Stock, 1869,103}, ditto Bonds, 10s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfacod" rupee paper, 952 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101. There were more inquiries for the Indian rupee paper. Exchequer Bills were steady at 4s. to Is. dia. In the foreign stock market there was no move ment of much importance. Buenos Ayres Bonds were inquired for. Turkish closed the same am yesterday—the Loan of 1854 at 73 to and that of 1858 at 58} to I. The latter is per cent. higher for money than for the new account (Doc. 14), in anticipation of the approaching drawing. Spanish Old Three per Cents. were marked 50. A general meeting of the South Australian (Land) Company is called for the 14th Dec., to receive the ball-yearly report of the directors. Bank shares remain steady. Bank of Turkey, however, were heavy. There was a reduction In Electric Telegraph new s Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and London Discount. South Australian Land shares were rather fiat. Great Ship have recovered to 4e. 91. to se. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Laur ance, t 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to f ; East India Irrigation, to 1-16 dm. ; and Great Kanawha, to prem. MINIIB4-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. The market for British mining shares is rather quiet to-day, and the operations have been upon a less extensive scale than of late. nixes in most cases, however, remain steady. No traniactions are o ffi cially recorded in the Stock Exchange list. Business has occurreVai ever, in East Caradon, West Caradon, Grylls, Wendrtm Console, Wheal Kitty (Lelant), and South Frances mines. _ _ St. John del Rey Mining shares are steady, and have been dealt in at 281. Kapunda are marked 11 pram. The application for the appointment of a settling day in the shares of the Anglo-Spa cish Smelting and Silver Mining Company was further considered yesterday by the Stock Ex change Committee, who decided upon refusing to admit them. The motive of their refusal ap pears to be the representations of the dealers in the shares, who contend that there has been no bored fide allotment to the extent required by the Stock Exchange rules. The result of this decision will be that the transactions which have taken place in the shares will remain in abeyance. At Week Oared= Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a profit, op the two months' working of 2,7301. A. dividend of 21. and a bonus of 10e. per share were declared, leaving 4,7241. to the next account. East Basset on the 27th inst. declared a dividend of 51. per share. At Rosewarne Console meeting on Tueeday, the accounts showed • debit balsam of 5071. ls. 3d. The tin sold in three months realised 3361. Os. 9d. A ova of 2s. 6d. per share was made. At neuron] meeting, held in Cornwall on Monday, the accounts showed :—Costa for S months to end of October, 1,20 W. 3s. 3d. ; credit balance end of July, 851. 2s. Bd. ; tin sold, 5521. 4s. 3d., leaving a balance against the mine of 5711. 161. 4d. A call of 10s. per share was made. Brondoyd Mine oomph.' 20 tons of lead ore on Monday last, for sale by tender on the 7th proximo. From North Doloreth (Nov. 21) Captains J. Vivian and W. Thomas report :—" The engine shaft is sunk under the 10 about 7i fathom., where the lode is 4 feet wide, com posed of spar, flookan, gasman, and mixed with a little copper ors. The lode in the 10 west is 4 feet wide, unproductive. In the same level met the lode is from 4 to 5 feet wide, compoied of mundie, spar, peach, iron, and goesan. The clunks lode in the same level driving north-east is 2 feet wide, which is still in the elvan, and composed of spar, flookiio, and =odic, of • very kindly appearance." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORN.-IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Oct. 20 .. Nov. ea IA, 59s 1141 Ms ld Us 941 lOU 141 iss it; — fa 401 fld 404 10d 1 4I$ 1 614 44 1 404 lld OM& Ids Td Us at lIIs id di Ild Ills Id fles Ild tux w•Tacr An. I Sly Ild MI. lid ns ea r3ess. ay 74 ad Sis td. SOB 24 es lid Ili ed 412 10d 10d de 41 Ms Id 44e 64 d 049 9d 1 8 1dM9 4d !"—"-- 94 Ws 04 44. 9.1 DVlM — Whold+ jade). 01111 d. RR Bear" sad Ns& 1. liaula GOWN SOLD LAST WlZE.—wheat, MTN, 222/27, 75,0111 ; osta, 12,717: pa. WIT bons. 2,222; pm, 1,742 q2srlo7S. za.2OI.AY 2110111221 TRW 17.0CIRTA110115 tOr TIM ♦VUAOI pIiCIN or m ins POMO TKO 1111 1111158 IMOD. r o"" if GO 0 , 60 11 69 9 68 9 68 1 50 8 rov. 24. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The public sales of colonial produce have been few and unimportant. Seaga.—ln the absence of public sales, this market has bean steady. Corry —A fair disposition to buy this article at present exists, but we have not had a public sale today. TM. —The trade continue to buy vecy sparingly. Cocoa.—A government contract for 150 toot having appeared, holders ask rather higher prices. N. —No vales reported. Rica continues dull of sale. Butt.—A government contract for 100,000 gallons having appeared, Leeward, have nominally advanced Id. Sewn steady. Markets remain quiet. TALLOW PARK T.—(THIS DAY.) The market is very quiet. Petersburg Y.C. oa the =quoted 600. to 600. Id.; December, 60s. ; Jee. to AN. Ad. to 61.5. ; April to Juno, ; October to December, 575. Orl. to 575. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is not quite so large as on Thursday last. Tend s is more active than on that day, and Monday's quotations are well supported. There are a few more sheep; but there is a demand for them at fully late rates. Good calves meet with a ready sale. From Germany and Holland there are 190 beasts, 570 sheep, and 224 calves ; Ireland, 100 beasts ; 400 from the northern and midland, and 128 :Mich 'sows from the home counties. Tor etooe of Bibs. ad.a d. Per aka at 1604. a. d. s. d. 11444110044, Heralds. 410 6 0 Dist Mud HUMOR% Beet Short-horni 464 10 11444 LoororooLs.... 6 0 6 2 8400nd val. hoods 344 II Do. do. Shorn Corns PS. 11444DasilD2.bred 5 0 6 4 lambs Berns at market, 1,M8; Mow and lambs. 3.100; Caves, 290; NV. 210. SMTIMPTIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis end Co. report trade dull. Prices are as follows:—Prime meadow hay, 7 65 . to 80s.; superior ditto, 90s. to 105 e. ; inferior do., 50s. to 60e. ; room, 40a. to 50a.; clover, old. 90a. to 110 a. ; ditto mood cut, 80a. to 90a.; bdasw, 398. to Xs. NOT V. liiirlorNol7.7c7v. Oct I .. • •• .. I .. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 17sreP001,. Nos. 16.—Birkenhead, 64 614—Calviontan Stalk 944 96—Issenrs Coultas* 101 10 s.l6—Great Northern Stock 111 11t—Great Westerns, 71 7A—Lancsahlre and Yorkshire 11Se 116e—Loadon and North Western, 1001 100 l —Mane/older me4leld, and Liman, tee 46e-111dland Stock, ISt, 133—Ditto new shares, 11 2 p.—Nneth British Stock. 624 63—North Sint fordshire, *4 3 d.—Neeth Beaters, Bendel Capitol itoak. 1621 103e—Ditto, York Osaka Stook, Ille 80—Ditto. lands Stock, Se 601--South lectern, Ae 16 11-16—West Midland, Oxford, 6616-- Dutch Rhenish, 3te d. —.011116 Daitenthourff. 1 4 ti Chula Trunk of Canada. 6 oe-oreal Western of Canada, 11 lle —Ditto, now Oars', NI ft sl.—Burfato and Take Moron. i 1616 6 I.lll—Great Rh* 46.116., fa. W.—Thames and Nam Malian (b.paay,l i r. Raalliasium. Now. 11.-41te Wes were :coati Sealfordalire. 10i—BlrtnIn6lisas Rank. 11611—Town and Marla Jinni. lee — Staffordshire Gas. now, 3 11-16 and 14 p. There were buyers of Stour Volley at 61--Stour Valley Guaranteed. at 62—Barnuals. barn OwwWited. 751—Ntrintostuun Preference, Of : and London and North Woolorsp, oi. 1004. A fair mould of bzdness wan done, and prior wore ltosozarnl4 Nov. 111-Tho market opened *row and prkes improved all dap, ell very strong at the beet. • eery coed derable business Is ttelds, lit.Landa. and Leeds. Onnadas, 11—Dhto, sari account, 11 I.l6—Loeda, 1161 1 17—DItio. next amount, 117 e 1113 jj 1618 I 1 I—Mlftud.ll3l—Dithp. sort tweak, las pe eelf /Set 6—Sheffield', tai— Ottln, neat account, 481141 f Clewiston.. and Laneashirr, for next account, the—Great Waists. 734—Ditto. hut 6000ttnt, fif —W, and Steckport, ler nest account. o:—lterwicks, Ditto, nest amount. 103 e 4-1. 0 04 0111 , 106 1 — Dsoert• for next count, 33 0.16 ll—Trunk", for next account, Se 1-111 4-Falk Stafford', for next account, 3 116 d. 3