The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-23 00:00:00

three weeks. She, 110 WWW, promised to be a good girl if
&nether place was obtained for her.
The constable in charge of the case said that her language
was dreadful. She admitted breaking the windows, sad
Mid that she would do so spin. Not anyone cesld
tell
why she did it.
The magistrate remarked that such mistexidued mutt be
punietted. She appeared determined on going to prieon,
and he would send her for three week'.
The who had sot owe ceased sobbing, was removed,
still doing so.

_..,.d pondent at Goiteahurg, in Sweden. in 1853. ,
the res
ivia wow in Poplar tall last year, when the
1111sicd discovered that his wife, taking advantage of one
'II stows on badness, bad been with a Deighbonc, ciao
et dset, to Killarney fee two or three week&
ion,Tsciska appeared for the respondent.
Soder nisi with coat&
TAERANTON r. TkILRADEON.
Dr. yridebey for the petitioner. She was the wife of a
ode boilder at the whom she bad married at the
cif 63 about two years and a half ago. They lived tam.
gtb:,lid the 6th of deanery last, but from the flint the
....dot's conduct had been characterised by almost per.
drunkenness and violence.
lie court granted the petitioner a judicial eeparstion.
nos r. Was.
Ifs. Pritchard for the petitioner. She was the daughter
d II waster mariner, and she was married to the respondent,
a xceolgaster's assistant, in 1854. They lived in the
ideabourbood of liaverfriedwest, where at one time they
wanes hop. The respondent wee addicted to drink
vas often violent to his wife,. whom be at last left, and
iddies/fup to the most profligate habits.
Pleacis with costa.
GORDON r. GORDON AND CARLISLE.
le *inks and Dr. 'Tristram for the petitioner, se n 1
d tto Bgh Foot Regiment. Ile married the c I
e• ifki, sad in JOT, 1535, be divorced her in theCouistory
cost for her adultery with Mr. Carlide from whom
dp Its had recovered 500/. damaged; He ~,).
oglit s dissolution of the marriage on the ground
slopoodents bad since the divorce a m net et
o dsetioued to cohabit together. Title was provede by
togs reeently written to the petitioner by Mrs. Gordon,
rehim to afford her some assistance, ae Mr. Carlisle
Wed. and could do little or nothing far her, and for
*child she had by him.
Doge, aid. ---

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123 1213
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li 2 16
74 76
11. 11i
148 162
68 70
112 114
BO 82
65 67
70 79
4 10
147 111
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102 164

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THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1865.

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MONEY MARICET.-'TIIIB DAI.) It is also intimated that the letters of allotment
1 in the Alhambra Company (Limited) were sent out
,on Tuesday evening.

REDUCTION IN THE BANK RITE
OF DISCOUNT.
Two o'Ciool.

WIDNESDAT EVE:WM
Consols, which closed yesterday at SOL "buyers,"
ex div., for the 7th December, opened this morning
at 88i to 1, and closed at 881 to 1. For money the
last price was lifhi to 1 with div. The official busi-
ness report is as follows —Three per Cent. Con-
sole, for money, 89, i ; ditto, for account, 881 ;
Three per •Cents. Reduced, 871, i, 1 ; New Three
249. India
per Cents., 871, it, t, f ; Bank Stock,
Stock,-219, 2Fivl6, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock,
1051, 105 ; ie-and-a-Half perCeent. Cent. "enlaced"
rupee paper, 1071 r.
Italian government securities were steady. There
is still no change in Exchequer Bills, the Much
being quoted 6s. to 2s. die., and the June 10s. to

The Directors of the Bank of England at their 1
weekly meeting to-day, have reduced the minimum
rate of discount from 7 to 6 per cent. This
measure has tended to confirm the impression that
the weekly return to-night will be of a very favour-
able character.
The stock markets have been strengthened by the
change at the Bank, and the tendency of prices has
been favourable, but the advance is neither im-
portant nor general, owing to the continued want
of business. The funds are steady, cod
the closing
quotations of yesterday. Au improvement is ob-
servable in some of the home railways, se well as in
a few of the speculative foreign bonds and in
American securities.
The discount market continues quiet, with a fair
supply of money and few bills offering. The rate,
however, is fully equal to the reduced minimum
of the Bank, viz., 6 per cent. The charge in the
Stock Exchange for short loans on English govern-
ment securities is 5 per cent.
The discount establishments have reduced their
terms for deposits to per cent., the present
rates being 411 per cent. for money at
,all, 5 at seven days' notice, and 5}
at fourteen days' notice. The joint stock
banks now allow 411 per cent, for deposits, instead
of 5, except that the London and Westminster give
only 3} per oent. for sums below 5001.
The government broker has bought to-day
20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking

se. dis:
Foreign stocks were decidedly better. Tbere was
au active dement late in the afternoon for Turkish
Bonds of 1865, which rose f per cent. Turkish
Bonds of 18a were dull, but those of 1862 im-
proved 4, and the Cons°lide:s i per cent. There
was also a rise of 1 per cent. in Colombian and
Peruvian, 4to i in Brazilian scrip, 4 in Spanish
Deferred Three per Cents. and New Granada Two
per Cents.. 4 in New Granada Deferred and
1 Egyptian Bonds of 1864, and 4 in Mexican and
SoralnB4l2h, Prn is
acondntereartryifichat7e annezluepelarße:nixist.,
and are now worth little more than half the price at
which they were issued.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow:
Bank of Turkey, 14 to 2 prem. • 'emit Forest,
1 to If prem.; St. Saviour's Wh:rf, 1 to 2 prem.;
Frederick Symons and Co., Ito 2 prem. ; AMeriCiil
lOil Wells, 1t to 24 prem. ; East and West .1 unc-
tion Railway, 2 to 3 prem. ; and Import and Ex-
port Provision, 4 to 1 prem.
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