The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-20 00:00:00

% LAW INTELLMENLIC. emus DAY.) COURT OP COMMON PLIAS. bd two iu BYO& —Mhos Dy Lord sad Mid Jumble* WM sad Jostler ke Kagiag.) —..— pt ilTi 03, •PTILLAIr. r. isouniuw, Mt *TT or Minna TO UR TORTlii TROCILIDINOIL I nv Lord Clued Antic*, la dolivseligtedguset, said that the materiel fads is this are wore UM UIT OloptiOdiTA lot so information far as assault solar* the appelirei mater tt..tatuteof Ceo. 4, awd • seinamoris woo semi um ..ppr.l.46t. Afterward., aed Wore the day of n.p sant p.. the appellant Wine mot a th..L its the day, however, tr immib l'Ateued to hats the isfiTosages sed — " •••••• 6 wa r . preoled, although the hid ust bon o at The orgishatsteplasisd tho esatilago.and thetioso t,....ebethor tharrertifisolo tarred azi adios INOTiosoold afterwards for the ono amialt The dotal* asithoriced to gin the sortilost• if "w the bowleg they decreed W amp set putred." no spurt was of opens that the sogisimstee hod the power to great this renames.. although p si` wapsigt hod sot appeared. edirmen t for dr rum) r. co A met Or CNINWITIL .10e1 aatina alleged dot the defendant. WWI dm .4 wine Favrafr ell a chapel Weeper( loa it.. liwt.A. 4u the peperty to a pima seined Batt Tdit et tin taw the slieseeys were in an unsafe etas, s' .1 diet after the anise be Beth the defendant oratiateed t earl as sere Mete until ehilwattely they fell earl ..rd the chapel. The queettira was whether sake circumstances the pieretiolf cottld see the defeedeek et whither he malt so. the Wise Batt. The Lori Chief Justice said the court thought that plain. or...if. of the law w right, forth. defeadarit had let the rimier. in the miaow siait that had had to the damage, 1 , 11. therefore liable to b. sea JukuKat for t 6. plWtifl. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Co.----- C Ho lroyd.) TN It LA I'IULNCZ, TITTINT ID; AND The Issokrupts were the well•known leather factors of Si Mar) sae and of LieerpooL This was a sluing for proof 14..fe to • considerable amount, upwards of were Minuted against the joist .elate b" """ which say thSt UA•1012 IMO& ft.. clorl.u.l rweetum is fixed for the 14th of December. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) I • I LDHALL do As -le, a returned cuorict, sod Bridget Norton, .1.0.1 , 1 e. hardworking woman, were charged before Si, E Cadre, the former with skean seven Fein of frm the premises of Meson, Hickson, boot and shoe ',Acta...toren, of Smithfield, and the latter with receiving F;,.. knovriug them to have been stolen. Mr 1.1....n1 defended Norton. The evidence R"atkins and Mil And„ the o ffi cer . in the raw, went t. , that Nortim wm stopped with the boots is her w.seeston, mid the acimuat she gave of them warn th..t thii pri.mer Lurie gave them to her to pled ge . Sh e said•h, linl an more, but upon her lodging bang searched, assher pair was found ;herr:. • Springate, the leader. eaid when the prisoners were first bniught up last week he had peat difficulty in getting &irk , int, the rem. and when be at length liked her UP th. steps. a parcel dropped to the ground. He picked it up, sal found it ouistaised thkteen halt-crowns, one thorn.. or shilling, two florins, three halteerensigna, and col eon. coign. _ _ Mr ii n Owes said Barks wee employed by kis housekeeper as c d no.t c servant and she bad mons to the stock is pun it to the ad cellar. Sate was, be nadeestood, paid 71. a her wages were paid is *deems is order to keep hrr out .4 temptamaa, ee she and oho bad no money. Burke %Omitted sloe bad been previously convicted and senteriowl to four years' penal servitude in April, 1856, and aim said she &loss was guilty and bogged cd the magistrate 4. kt Norton off. Mr. Besot, on behalf of Norton, called several entwines, wk., pre her thirteen years' good character, after which be enl,nutted that .be war the ionocent agent of Burke, and having rewlewed her conduct tin - washout the matter, salted the atienn.in to give her the benefit et the character she bad reeeiv.l, and dischar4e her. sir R. W. Carden said he thought Norton, knowing whet.. Butler we. employed, must bane bona... Are that the proporto was stolen, and therefore committed both prison ers f-r CLERKENWELL. 111111.7‘L ♦MACLT 0111 ♦ WIFI.-11 rise. . . _ . WITHOCIT A Vvbd B,orkr, • rough.looking man, a labocuiw, re. iultug at 2. Maraa.ranl, lahngine, tea. charged befogs Mr. Barker with being drunk and violently aanaultiug Nash, L. wife. _ The prisoner had several times abridged his wife, and ponied her things to Est drunk. Lest night he went home drunk, ...milted his wife, coil threw her down the stairs. Wrile was on the thew he kicked her in the ribs, end then went out This morning, while the complainant was carrying her milkpeils, the prnoner went behind her, turned her Inds over, and knocked her down. He again kicked her, and very much hurt one of her lop. The primmer was then given into custody, and ou the way to the police station was very violist, and said that whatever imprison ment he z..t, when he came out he would be the death of his wife The pcareer said his wife ems a liar mind threatened to stnke her . Mr Harker mid the primmer was a 'Went. brute' fellow , mei seeker. . ) him to three calendar months' hard !atoms in the !louse kif Correction. DEATH PEON PAROCHIAL NEGLECT. Laq vening Mr. Hamphrep renamed a pm lrsrtd at the Black HOMO Tavern, Kings- Lel road, illionditch, respecting the death of John Wet •re, amsl 61 years, who, it was alleged, had died from sten sod caposure, under tha following circum• Mao,. I 'onsidentble interest was masticated by • number of influential ishabilente of the parish. assiertli Watem • pnvertyMnekou emote, deposed that this deceased was her husband, sad was • hertetead. maker. They were formerly in the Shaceiliteli workhouse, hut they were tinsel out about three months aim sad daring that tine they bad hoes without a home. Th ey heal been compelled to sleep upon the steps of dears, other places is the sight, sad la the day tkwy wootered about the streets. IMI X oetlay week last the account was adinittel into the worthenise. He had espied for admiwoon pirmsrudy, but they would sot admit him. The authorities hail allrovisl then. 2.. and • loaf weekly, but that heal ale, era resew of end disallowed. Vieseatioa.l Wit tier 'Lod the docasoicil west to the ineMesrste at N °Mhip. rtreet sod begged .4 Lim to meat them, which he kindly did, and sere anstructiose for their mdmissioe on the Friday. The corotaltle meompwasol them, and they were then edmitted. The dammed was separated from witeow, but she won hint on the :Sunday following. He was very 1.0 then with diarrhae. Wittiest Mud of the iliwomesl's Meth on ii.. Moeda, afters.... Hy the Minor—W. hail nothing to at het dry bread, and could ant pay for a lodging. Me demand got warm after he ag Mused out of the wrrrkhoess. He was Mon, awl multi sot work, or he would have dome so. We have slept is the wrests hoe eight. out of sit. l'oheessamitable Carey, Ali tl„ mid that os Monday after. two, the Mk meat., •hoot 2 o'elock, while paring along High street, Hherediteh. he found the dewed lying opus the mrtameat very ill, sal apparently dying. A mat was oleMatird lowa • shop, awl the drecemeets Lied wan placed upon it. A rouges was called, sad diseased was restored us a etretther to the workhouse is the Kimplaailinad. Mr Jsneirs Clark, the mosehial miedicel otliorr, that when he wits , d 1.4 to the decreed. be it , !: 117 ! dirty sad rcry meth vaimiated. He was than uaciiiimious. Withae pre thostions to ilium him is a warm bath, VA Ofdrffli hint beef tea, gruel, sad other maintops's fool, but he was sinking hum •thartine sal diarrhea. Had made • post siorlma mammoths id the holly, sal areal warn foul effusion of MIME 110 the Maio, which would be pp.- clueol I.e neglected dada.- a sad eahaustion, moulting from rhea want of the rosithere Deftelarift of tile, acid crapulous the inrionest weather. The eyebrows aritheol i. oellirsathe of the foregoias lola IA& stroasiy oodensautory of the ay.Orn. earriot on in the worliterame of rit. Leoeart, rthorettitrh; and it ...mod not the a11...r0t to the eulilow p.upen, of 2,, fief week, Wad bred the wound .Meow, The tory wirlinowaly sowed to a apecol vertiet, to the elect that the deouseol ded fruit the wrote .4 uihareetwe, me the writ el the 0011113.11 INIONNISTIsw of Id., por tioned hy ea . pereot to the petite sepres„ theth harms be►.rawlw.tri by the great tweed of Ike pun. hulwtl,... n u. 4 ffL Loommil, rtherrahrtek whet the Iro to •stood dew deutitetiss, sod without& home. The jury &tithe Mae OM the lb, arum to forward ► copy if tit• reedit to the -bw Ouraillsagre. THE VACANT ALIMILEVTC °OWL-7%e }place of mouisatius Uf SEE OBVINFIi esselelslos t tI. Wool 4 Wallw.e4 is as (Avert .4 Alarms Lee bees changed Ines th. He• Tem Merithieielsim, to the ti-k.o1• rxr.,rd.murt, t 'ame.n•treet. The eketins wiU Mke pl.. • , stote.l, oa Thursday Rest, at two o'cl.ck, swl the 1. 2 11'04 no the following day. Tug Mullane& Nitta NZWI'AATLX—AFFRICNIV(III , IN Cr ...vim. Nem Asti roy.Trir, Moirote }revue.—The rapture of Thomas South. charged with I. murder of John eats-, neat Wialaton, took plass between .4... n awl twvire o'clock ow Sunday might, at the hoses of Joseph letiro., Port Mulges.e, ..z itedcar, Yorlakire, where be LA I—. •tayitig *11...• Thursday Wt. An ex•pollosauta, tanod Johiroon, tApturol hurn and brought him to Gator h .• a very careworn Wham 4) 1, lb. wore &La 4.4. mad tavern of the deviosoc.l. no the 1..1y Itoty was mussed at Wuulat toaloy„ beyond tritons.' • wrre ez4mized, and during the lwmgrees of the havestaostass, se telhgenoe of Smith's capture • olvir.A. H.! 1.,11 I.n 1e..0461 before the curse*: to ▪ iTuemlay), for ul.otawstoo, by the *linear. who air ..W 4. Orwell W hi. appr.r.'n,-v• READING ILECTION.-(1d18 DAY.) pr 1610TUC rizanum.) At half-paint one o'clock, Serjeant Pigott had a majority of upwards of 100. LONDON ',favour" COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAT.) - - - A special meeting of the proprietors was held at sae o'clock, at the Loudon Tavern, Mr. W. Berns in the chair, to considir a serial.' for witictingzi U.S arum The following kalearsheet was preen " Dr—Tearal aseact s haves ) ; 78,2351. (dep : oait of U. per share an IX. ) to depolis— arid lia bility an 4s. 4d. ; to creditor—an. chaired divtisadkr?fr i. lid. ; to ream (and i ABB3l ; to babas% ARK 17a. ; trig, 1 1 18 4iellel• 110 . Oct. Or. My real ai haaken. 8,17111. ;by ditto at oar, Oats. 10L—OUL ;by earl* andTaciraer Was, 1 111 e. ; hills ad ustared, 1.11119,31361. 1.. 10d. ; 1 by anterat eloralais 44,4861. 17s. 10d. ; by kens ea seserities, T 1,3101 Us. fat. • by loan and suadry &Maim 13.3310. 14a. ; by ear furniture and Urns, Law , 3.. Total: 2,1154,111381. ts. sd. Profit and loss, from 301 i June, 1886,t0 31g Oct., 1880. Dr. : To entreat 1,7891. 13a. 11d. ; to balances anted down. 17s. ltd 13a lls. ltkL To re- To of ialerui ea bah art des, eat 4 per east, 4,2941 9a. IL ;to labor tarried dam 14,2251. 4d.- 1 8, 519E Ust. Or.: Be bairn bola Jar 30, 1880, 8,061.85. ltd.; by balers of drama& agora% 11.4331. lfte Bd. ; by trader fees. M. 12a 6d.-20,310111. Ils. 10d. By balason breseighl 11ia18,5191. lb. 11d. By bainco brooght dows, . Bs. 4d. ; by reserve fund, 3,5631. lla. ; the loss oa overdue bells is eitinatod at 25,0001. The above accounts were primed in the searcesrle Cdr my supervision. " Was. Tcraenirci, Auditor. „ The Catalans...yr, in opening the pro4me, orneassioed by siring that the reason why he that position VIII that the late chairman (Mr. &hole ) had Mint la his religation, both . as chairman of the board sod r director. At the last meeting of the comply, held ia August, it was an implied aaieaiaadbg hewer the directors sad terra) influsunal slarehokin that the board would teke into earful manirianatoo the partial of the °Nyanja affaba with a view of ascertaining conscientiously and truly whether it was advisable that the desire of some shareholders for %iodise-up should be fulllßed. tiros this, after a careful examination of the state of the onnosni, after repeated discussions amongst each other, not hastily or hmrieay, bat as the result of board meeting after board • ca the subject, the majority of the directors hod core to tb. onsiclusioo that the working of the com pany daring the for years that it had existed had not beesenfiteratly sacoureging and risfactm7 to warrant them in going (Cheers.) Their late coNagar—for three other director besides Mr. Scholedeld had reaped— had withdrawn, not on any persona grounds, bat became they thought it their duty thus to testify their dirpprovul of this coaclusiaa. The company began business an the 18th of Deserter, 1866. Since Dist period they had rode a net prat, after pare& expo bat without deducting losses, of 60,0001. Kam. w..15,m0r. • year on • capital of 180,000/. or & bo u t 9 p er cen t. This was by no means an unatisfactory return. But he now erne to the great rock on which they had split. (Hear, hear.) Out of this 60,000/. no less than 40,0001. was swallowed up in the disgusting item of bad debt.; and, in the judgment of the hoer& a considerable amount of such debts war inseparable from such a briars. During the four years the proprietors had received four din deeds, amounting together to 18,2001. ; they would start the approaching year with • deficit of B,OOW. ; and if the rate of profit of the past year were main. Mined, all the profit of 1801 would be absorbed in making good that deficit. HMOS, if they wont on they would reach the end of 1801, fir years from the period of their establishment, with a return of only 18,2001., which would be a return of shoat li per cent. per . annum for the whole time they had bra carrying on the burner of discount ing. Under these dreamier.' the board thought it desirable that the company should retire from • boaters which had yielded so small a return. (Cheers.) The director were tuisannously of opinion that there was nothing in the ex paririce of the put to justify them in saying that they sew a prospect of • suitable return in the future. After reviewing the loss of 22,0001. from Messrs. Btruithild's failure, and exporting his excretion that it was impcseible to avoid the risk of loin from similar dirs. ten, be coocluded by moving, "That the London Dis rant Company be word up voluntarily." Mr. Moats, a director, seconded the resolution. Mr. Scaossrsau) bad recommended to the directors • asw arias af margenient, but his plan did not meet with =. After what hail canned he did not think it to oppose the board. Mr. Alders= Palmas barred the assess might have been amid as with entehoor to the pubic and with prat to the directors. Mr. Werrisa tboa ted the erre* purred by the director, but t the corer must now be wound up, sad the sorer the . Mr. iONIDES supported the motion. Kr. Cu; ILY., who also supported it, attributed the Mare of the concern pertly to a natural prodimpoltioa of the public to dual with private bankers rather Um a public oompany. After amosforthor dasouomo, the motion woo adopted. Duns or Ma. Waltz; M.P.—We regret to announce the death of Ir. Wane, Y.P. for the borough of Ripon. The event took place at his marine residence, West Cliff House, Ramage* cis lineday night. A fortnight previously he had attended the evening eirrioo at Christ Church, Ramsgate, and returning horn* took cold, which, acting on aa enfeebled constitution, accelerated his death. Mr. Warts wee a supporter of Lord Pabneniton's adminis. Meilen. He hail }ost reached his 74th year. Tat MAsquze or CIANZICAZDZ. —It affords ne much grail's:Mimi to be Ole to state that Lord Clanricarde, although AM ssiffsring a gad dual from the effects of his recent accident is this hunting-field, continuos to manifest improvement, and we trust that his lordship will be speedily restored to hie accustomed health and strength.—Kilkeney Muderatur. tlllllll -QC/LEN 01 TUB FREIO:II.—MW. John Wadden, photographer to the Queen, had the loam of animals' s& Clermont yesterday, to take portraits of the ex-Qame Marie-Amelia and Prince de Jouiville, which 'i.e Wiry meeemfally areociplished. M. Watkins has abe hies howared with a cociruimon to execute portraits of each Whitaatle al the ex-royal bandy of Fireoe. Ileertl.Latiole OW TOW BIRHOT OF CASLISIA— , TM Hon. sod Right Rev. Dr. Elarnuel W ve was for. wally instilled sod end/rafted is the (larch of Oaehie a riatarday kast, la the preens, el •Wl= sad ea the Mewing mendag With* Ctst ' swoon la the nand odifiso Ice torooposoot of tie death el the Digs, of Worcester. Dr. Wedowee, will he entitled forthwith to a met in the Her of Lards, sad will take the dram enter, bishop is the forthcoming sedm • parlimemil lam ketichip will ham in hie lads the Lt i mz ry ege of the four secarie• in the cathedral, the arce d the Wooer, sad Mead es worth in the aura pee warty 10,0001. • peer, the priecipal brim these of Appleby, °made, Rothhery, Honored% Dallas, Yes- Tand Pearith. MOCTIKWARK ELISCTION.—Mw. &oven bold his first public nattier lost night, at the Leather.market, Weetocotreet, liermeadeey, whieh was attended by op. wards of 2,01/1/ persons ' sash, being • torchlight easellath pretested a some w hat winking soma Hr. J. Hand re sided, and introduced Hr. &oven, who explained is dead his political views, which are already kaolin by hie pe► listed eildnisc He declared himself • nfamaer, &wise for an extension of the suffrage, t=to = oda:aline, and an opponent of church-labia His was hatred to attentively, end appeared to &email/Wien. sac resolution approving of be °pumas sad WlSOUlmodiwg him as • candidate, was agreed to eriaainemely. Ten Ty"( Immo PIN. —Neri•Anut-urow-Thra, Nor. 19.--Nearly all the pits lying east of Type-bid" which at nee time supplied the London market out= are closed, and the larger proportion of what is Widlivend coal—i.e., the bait household sorts sold la the London market, are from the Make of the Wear ; the Walla-end, Williogtas, Howden. Perry.ltaia, Jarrow, Hepburn, and other group. of pit. are closed, sad lave been s o severalyears ; but they are domed, act throes% the exlmostioo of their coal Nam; for the d i r . ame sons are unexplored, but they buys Wee by the irruptions of water. Various scheme. hare from time to tune to make the inmates mem ?eV: l l. s t. lbws pits owe more available to the labile, Nom of them bare succeeded, mainly from the fact that the outlay in nachinery necessary to clear and keep ally el those pita clear of water was horsed the power of any musts *downer. A project, however, lee dud Wm sat afoot, and the parties promoting it are going to parliament fee the neeeseery z oers to locorporato a body of meanesiocien, to their qualification', electina, powers, chaise, hr. to enable than to bone, 'weep upon soortpoo of the rates and toils to be granted them, with a view to erect and maintain pimply' statics for clearing and keeping these pita clear of water In It is wowed to erect pumping stetions at Priam' Hepburn, Jarrow, Mawr Walls-end, Head's, and Walls ed, with watercourw sad outfaile into the Tyne. Tor PorPeries of revenue, it is proposed I. levy • sate upon mina onion the district intended to he cleared of water, and also to levy a rte are all code wrought. The bell la promoted by the leading cool owners cowered. KITS/MON OF ran STIMIT RAILWAY rr HIRIMMUILIk—At a epeeist meetly of the Birbooltostl Coramideeem bold yesterday, it WY rewired to exited Qs aired railway nyetern introduced into that town by Ur. G. F. Train, to Palm grove, Clatighlom • township arljaishei Hirkenhael, sad tellers some d the swot wealthy of the Liverpool merchant. reside. bluszum or PAT/EVIA, SOUTH IKIXWENOTOA.— Numbur of visitor. for the week aiding Nev. 1 7 , ttZ l ; total number one the opoaiog of the Haan fees doily (Hay 12, 18514), 2504,1110. ORTIRAL PALACI. OTWIII SMILING DAY.-•• Momixr, Not. 19. —Ailinesions on parineet, IQO ; ditto by arson tickets, :+2 I ; toted visitors, 1,204. APOlreamis a _ 11-7117—urp. wim, MAC. I I s it= = ni atl liates . . Oft sal 'Wm •j Assoll..imaln Da I Ir.& tepidly WAY andli Abi t & irles IN* bid WM! D• MINE I • A Jim I - Da • _ _ D• Most THE EtPREBB, I! s lfiftSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 111 lfl MI 13 ii ii 00 100 U 100 SS OS Of ST SS PS St SS 11 111 die I I 20, MIT Z. :. OS ill I ii a a I I t S 4 1 210 120 6t2 411% 11% 1172 10 10Aild 9 4 1 2 1 1 1 28 141 6 - - 4 - 4 3 • 4 6 10e 114 10 11 ic MI 60 3 1 US 306 Si Se uE ~~ - iii -ii 1 17 28 Me e lel Io M n SI Pt li II 17 19 IS ll.} Ulf 11111 c;1 - 1. • a h 1 ht„ or par rip- i t" l i I:u ■ SI as ii 11 4 lee In WI 1 Of dl 67 IA 12 e SS 83 U 70 71 le 41 111 IS 14 1 14 -1 4 ii li ei Os .... 44 al LO Le 1 ie le w e a a Ts Is.s 111 111 igi tai _IS IS s is mit ii iii iii 1 - P. 1111 OS tt I 1 dis 4 . t! If 1414 I If 41. PI i s II It : 1 •1 1. -, 1 ga 1 . "" ig 14 • ff IS LS M poo) 11 169 ii } 41 K 41 1119 136_ W a g I imp 11•416.. MONEY MARlar-(THIS DAY) Two eflioar. The funds to-day are steady at yerterday's prim, with little Mosinee'. The other markets are equally inactive, and rather flat in character. A alight reduction has taken plaoe in the principal British railway stocks. The principal feature ie the languor of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Barnes opened at 70fr. 30c., being sc. better than yesterday. Console are officially marked 934, 4, 4 for money, and 934 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 934 to for caah, and 934 to 4 for the 6th of December. The official buaineea report is aa follows : Bank Stock, 235, 233 ; Three per Cents. Deduced, 914, # ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, I ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1084, 4 ; ditto, for account, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; ditto 1859, 964 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 95, 944 ; ditto Five-and a-Ralf per Cent., 101 ; &chequer Bills, 6a., 38. die. Turkish Bonds continue to meet with attention, and are well supported at the late improvement. i The Loan of 1854 is quoted 73 to 1, and that of 1868, 681 to 1. Sardinian and Spanish are like- wise firm. Sales are/worded as follows —Brazilian Old Five pee Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 89 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 991; Russian Five per Cents., 1061 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Oeuts. , eq , die F our and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 931 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 621, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 87 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 41 ; ditto, Passive, 231 ; the Coupon Certificates, 51, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 731, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 681. Foos o'Ctocx. Consols are still quoted 93i to for money, and 93j to for the account. The Council of the Bank of France, who ad journed until yesterday the consideration of the question of the measures to be adopted in the present emergency, appear, from the silence of the telegraph, to have taken no further action. A considerable rise on the Paris Bourse furnishes more positive evidence that the financial situation is regarded more favourably upon the spot. It is confirmed that the amount of gold held by the Bank of France is only about four millions ster ling ; and it is considered certain that further large quantities will be required by them. Still, for the moment, there is an impression that the worst of the pressure is passed. The 322,0001. in gold by the Wake Nymph was despatched to Paris yesterday. The 249,000/. by the Sussex is expected to reach London to-day. The more pressing wants of the French Bank will thus be supplied. No bullion was, therefore, taken yesterday from the Bank of England for exportation. The discount market was quiet, and as the feel ing of uneasiness subsides, holders of money evince more disposition to employ it at the advanced rates. In a few eases we hear of transactions a fraction below the Bank rate. There is also more willing ness to discount long dated paper with indisputable signatures at ei to 7 per cent. A fair amount of business was done at the Bank. At Vienna on Saturday there was a recovery of 11 per cent. in the Austrian Metallics. The first purchase of Bank Stook by the Ac countant-General of the Court of Chancery since the recent act of parliament, took plaoe last Thurs day in the cause Montefiore v. Guedalla, when 25,000 L New Three per Cent. Stock was exchanged for the latter gentleman into Bank Stock. The price paid was 236. Should this operation be fol lowed by others of a similar kind, as is very probable, a considerable stimulus may be given to Bank of England stock, which is very strongly held. The Borussia, from New York, has brought only about 5,0001. in specie for England. The wheat market yesterday was flat, and le. to 2s. per quarter cheaper for moat descriptions than on Monday week, a large proportion of the quantity on offer being in inferior condition, and some almost unsaleable. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday is re ported by telegraph se dull, but not lower. The sales comprised 5,000 bales. The certificate meeting in the Court of Bank ruptcy in the case of Messrs. Streatfeild, Lau rence, and Mortimore is fixed for the 28th inst. It is thought, however, that an adjournment may be decided upon, pending the consideration of the cases of other insolvent traders with whom this firm has been connected. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was an examination sitting in the case of Mr. George V. Jackson, described as a commission merchant of New Broad-street, who has unsecured debits sad liabilities to the amount of 18,0921., and whose came presents some peculiar features, including nume rous transactions m accommodation bills. The South &stern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 710/. The half-yearly meeting of the African Steam ship Company is called for the 4th Dec. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in the Briton Life Association is called for the 27th Nov., when certain alterations in the deed of settle ment will be proposed. A telegram from St. Petersburg, dated the 17th instant, mentions that the weather was mild, and that the steamers Grimsby, Pacific, and Leopard had sailed. ----- The Robin Hood has arrived from China with 998,5001ba. of tea, and the Southern Cross with 574,0001bn. Advioes from Cognac, quoted in Mr. F. W. Comm? circular, report the completion of the vintage, and state that the yield will be about two thirds of that of 1859. With regard to the vintage, in other quarters, the same authority has the foßowing ebony : The label adviess from Jerez the Mai deb pr e ri to Ice upon the whole ; err tint tie ef vialeges which mu by say peseth il ity M used MOM expert are quite It to 34. per bait dearer than fa Jew last, sad so soon as the export homes =tie Aldo har rates mas t be aharged or Peet: The malt of the vintage le mess teas anticipated ; higher prisms OM VW set MAW dor all rumple: poesseefar until,. The illeavtpikaise Ailment Is elm d viii B ova is very seesed. Trench VIM ONO: The remit of the set satisfactory a 110, add sad wet weather whisk =sidaring the swam/ pawrimisd Me atitearity tithe ns wines made are repeatall be be thin, poor and flavourless The wines of ldlleallikee to tbeeelep factorily, and command vary high_peises. Chewpairen The vintage of 1810 is • sesoliiiiiihm Busluatti Tie wise made is inferior. MONDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 93} to I for the 6th Deesniber, opened this mernin4 at the mime quotation, and closed at 934 to or money tti• last price was 931 to g. The business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, 2t4 rm for money, 961, 4, i ; ditto for account . 6), 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, ; Bank Meek, 233, 135 ; India Stook, 2224, ; ditto Five per Cent Stook, 1869, 1034 ; ditto our per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 981, 4 ; ditto, 1859, 961, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 12e. dia. ; Five per Cent " en faced" rupee paper, 944. Indian Government securities were steady, with limited transactions. There were some sales of India Bonds at 12s. dia. Exchequer Bills remain quoted be. to ils. dix There was a fresh rise of 1 per cent. in the 3. Turkish Loan of 1854, and of e per cent. in that of 1858. The closing quotations were, respectively, 73 to and 58 to The market &ppm, to be chiefly influenced by the purchases which have recently been made for the end of the month, the arrangement of which may leave the dealer rather bare of stock. An effect is likewise produced, however, by the antici pation of the annual drawing of bonds of the Loan of 1868, which will take plow next month. Other foreign docks were firm. There were inquiries to-day at improved prices for Bank of Australasia, London Chartered Bank of Australia, and London and Westminster Bank shares. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph have declined. Royal Mail Steam were more offered. Oriental Inland Steam were dealt in at 21 and 21 (81. paid). lune one year's "options " of the Illinois Central Railway Company were quoted 3 to 5 ; the two years', sto 7 ; and the three years', 7to 9. The " options" expiring in February next are no longer quoted in this market, as they are to be lodged in New York by the Ist Dec. There were more inquiries to-day for Victoria Government Bonds. The closing quotations for shares in new tinder. takings were as fellow r--Ocean Marine Insur ance, 14 to 24 prem. Thames and Mersey Marine, to 4 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; Landon and Provincial Marine, to 44is. ; Fast India Irrigation, dia. to par ; and MlReall Iron, to prem. ITAlllall r a .. lassairs Idol Wall Walks A. • Ds. 111 7 per a MUM Do.o ..1 a _ _ 1 •-• 1 101 k let 2 4 ar d 4 Ilei 7 11l I 961 I i 111! 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Os. lea rb Oolo• Oorpor LAN •••• DPI S I Do Copps rartaia SO Osumi SIMI II OS Noethorn allasolsoiao= MAO 11 lopoubdo (Lim) WOOOOO & Loam 10. 6 ladtsolos MAL 1 llotW 00,000 1 N. as Copper al& Australis (Ira) 16,601 1r Panie ui stlllverlarl 10S Port 111., 1 Audio. (Las ) *l7 ly Usitad lloxicso MOOO 1 1 Worthing pa) Ds - al lne "I i ... 1114 ea 1111) 51 100 NI 47k Ii MI . 11 10Ie I ■! ai 43 NI 6 1 _ I - 9 1 104 • .... .. ~.. ;.-. ••• . illb am , es . 100 100 so se ss as K E .. 11 ~. a~ tiiii7l 116KON IWO 7 1,1 !!. tea 1 k IC ssi:iiil %__nl 110,000 7,,111 70,100 nolle IMO. WS, 4 AfINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuoaa. The mining market to-day is active. Transac tions to a considerable ortant have taken place, chiefly in shares in Wheal Basset, Camborne Paul, Sortridge Consols, East Wheal Grenville, Tamar Consols, East Caradon, North Robert, and New &ton. Prices are steady. There are more inquiries for St, John del Rey mining shares, which are marked 27 and 37/. Colonial descriptions are very quiet. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, October :—" Produce for Sept, 30,685 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 7,7671. ; profit for ditto, 3,8121. Produce ten days of Oct, 10,776 oitavas." At North Levant Mine meeting, on the 14th instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 841. Os. Id. At North Boller Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 4031. 17s. Bd. A call of 11. per share was made. From BrynfOrd Hall Mine the agent report. Harn meraley's pipe has improved driving week and will now pro duce 3 tons of lead ore per fathom. We are also driving east on a branch sprang off from the main pipe, which wiII produce about 1 ton per fathom. All other par of the mine are much the same as when last reported. We shall sample shout 25 tons for this month." Prom South Caradon Wheal Hooper (Nov. 17), Captain W. C. Cock writes :—"The 47 west on No. 7 lode is sus pended as requested, and the driving of the 62 crosscut north will be resumed on Monday. This, I think, is taking a step in the right direction, as we have a lode ahead within • few fathoms of the present end, which prodnood a little ore of excellent quality at the 47. The pound at present is rather hard, but looking at what took place at the 47 we may expect a favourable change very shortly. The branch in the 47 crosscut north is about 2 inches wide, coo =of mundic, peach, prian, and very beautiful ' stu ff The shaft is without any change to notice." From Wheal Damsel (Nov. 16), Captain Richard Pryor report.:—" Our engine is in good thorough repair, and to day we worked the mine to connect the &rot piece of main rod. The &trod@ are nearly completed at surface to Johns' shaft, and we shall during the ensuing week be =i to work the rods and commence to fork the water he deep edit level. The merchants' bills have been heavier than we expected in consequence of the capstan, balance bob, and other materials, being in very bad repair, and which could not be seen before they were removed from the engine to Johns' shaft. Taking this into consideration. , with all the plant we have now on the mine, together with the chances of success when we reach the 50 and 60 levels, we hope to give the adventurers ample satisfaction for the work done at surface and below. We having nothing to set until the rods are working ; at present oar operations are confined at the surface in doing sundry work. Our working cost and merchants' bills will now be lessened for a few months, whilst we are forking the water." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr =man Aim man mAoneric rit.noaara.) (Isom ova own ODRIIJUPOND[NT. Grain market dull, but prices no lower. Wheat and sour neglected, at late ratec Beam and maize Brm, the former at 38s. Gd. to 405., the latter 38e. to 3de. 3d. Other articles unchanged. MINOING-LiNE.—(THIS DAY.) Suoaa.—There bas bees but one public oak today, con sisting of 200 Wide Barbadoes, which sold deathly at prii. vioue rate& Refined steady; lumps, common quality, 50s. 641. to Ks. . COMB. —The public sales are progressing steadily. TL.--litomples by the recent arrivals have been put on the market to-day, and • few sales have been made. Awn remains steady, but the demand is low active. A cargo of pinky Madras sold afloat at 13 for the United Kingdom. Thisll.om. market is inactive. UMW= —Rdrediosi 8 to 8i sold at 41s. ; refraction 10. 40a. 6d. Corros.—No Wes marled to-day. Markets generally quiet today. TALLOW ICARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is steady ; subjoined are the prime :—Town tallow, 605., net cosh ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 61s. ; all the year, 60a. 9d. ; December, 61s. ; Jan. to March, 61s. 6d. to 61s. 9d. ; April to June, 595. ; October to December, 1961, 68s. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY bußicar. --(THIS DAY.) MINIM. Davis and Ow report the trade dull, at lower prima. Prime are as follows :—Prime meadow hay, 75e. to 86; superior ditto, 90e. to 105 e. ; inferior do., 36. to 60e. ; ramie, 40a. to 56; Glover, old, 96 to 110.. ; ditto n.oond cut, 86 to 90..; straw, 32.. to 365. PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. Ursa Pooh Noe. 111.—Dirkimakeed„ 82189—Caledonian Stock, 911-laMeen Coulee& 107 10 10 7-111--Orsat Northern Stock, 111 1111—thist Waisduk 1 71—Lancashlrs and Yorkshire, 14 . 11 e 1 . 4e—Londsa and Roth Western, 99$ 001—Manc h ester„ and Lincoln, 47f--111Mand Btock, 1311 191e—Ditto, nor sham, I) p. i North British Mfg.. ilHL l tY s ttorth IM—D gair lMee Zc i tiplll Stock, nto Itaatat 6 . 66--Dittot i ede 5t1.6, 1 : 4 11 Wathlleatern, Me 16 116—Waat liltUeml, Word, 451 eliflnanlak 31 d.—Orsat Luxembourg, 61 6i—oran Treat of grade, 6 6 1-16—Orest Western of Canada, 11 7.10 11 940—Ditta, new shares, 9181 d.—Buffalo and Lake Huron 4 18-10 11 1.16-0 reit Bhlp, 65.. Is. —Thames and Mersey Oospany. 11.14 f p. Manoarstien. Nov. 10.— TM market was firm aB day, with a fair amount at bamboo. Plostwooda. 6 1-16—Trunka, 6 15-15 Berwick; 101 Midlands, tit Donn, 251-6hetßelds, 471 Leeds, 1121--als—adas, 11 746—Worth Stallard& 31 d.---District Bank, 104 p —Oreat Westers, We—Preston awl ayre, heads, 82 No 1, 461—Neeth 1114—W. and 711119•16. rtenl. Bninuisman. Nos. 10.-11 es sales today were—Birofin Banks, 01}—stallardaldre Una, 20/ sham 41. and New IL Hs. Al There were buyers of London and North Western 90f, of Midland Four.and.a.Half per Cent. Preference at 101. of South Stafford. at 101, 10s. 31.. and of Birmingham Canals at 96). Market steady. RAILWAY COLLIMION AT QUIDS BILIDON.—.4. fear. fel oollision of two goods trains teak piedmont Guide Bridge, near Ashton.usder-Lyne, shoat hall-past two o'clues on Sunday morning. R appeals • goods train belonging to the Loodon and North-Western Railway Ocespany was sleuthed at Golds Bridge Station, when • goads train beleeging to the Illuicienter, tilsellsid, and Lincolnshire Company came in collision with it, and the crash and destruction was most fearful. The MRISAIRISOr, and Lincolnshire Company's engine wee, to • coosidorsbas depth, literally buried In the soil, whilst the damage to the North•Weetern Ceuspenfe engine was i only sight, but many mimes were smashed almost to atoms, and both lines were blocked up for • considerable time. Ono of the guards wee _happily oaly injured in • slight degree, the enema being both saved by jumping frota their engines. The wilier* took place in consequenos of one of the distant signals not being shown, but whether from negligence, or being fad with the frost is nor at present known. The cease of this collision will he the subject of strict inquiry.—Menehester Examiner. MAxemorros, SHIFYIKLD, AND LINOOLNIIIIIRI RAILWAY. —The total expense' of this eonty's railways, inclodhig rents, toile, duty, &c., from Jo Ito Nov. 11, I.Beo, amounted to 118,7 W. as against ill,' . for the eyi ng period of 1860. The proportion of thu South Tura receipts seer* g_ to this coinpany from July 1 to 1400.11.aitemited to 11,550/. as agaimtlo,3s3/. for the corm -7a6OP.....tailllriod compa ny ' s earialiThof The total : mo d ,if t i h il e ;si e isa s to pe ud zises ocintg. t 3re 0 1.t. 5 , 17/ kunesiz es to 25,5541. as against 24,1861. for the ouneepondine period of 1859, and the expenses to 8 19,00fif. RS against 17,51111,, leering a balance of net profit at ,580/. as *phut 7,9151. for 'the corresponding period of 1860. 811.1.111 -4,212ra Tye o'Ckocu. The railway share market to-day is dull, with little business. The tone is rather • Sat, and most of the leading stocks present a re duction of g to I per cent. London and North Western stock is quoted 991 to 100 ; Great Western, 71f to 72f ; Midland, 131 to L it tncashire and Yorkshire, 115 tog ; South ft 4 g 831 to 841 ; and Caledonian, ' to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm at to . 1 dia. • Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stook is a lit tle more offered. DNINNAAT IMAM AND eroaci. ak I P4 l "a"n I , 661 .. ,m 4 " L m 'm • Mar le 1.06 so I Ts. Y. hi I la.. site Si.l& pa. If< 14ii. ail 111.111.9. ILYA i 414. le 1 I r ) 2.7.1. II Se