The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-30 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESSI FRIDAY EVAND

geidle Mr. Graham oa that comes spoke to me tint.
I did eat then NEWS with at Ii with bin moth. I
mile be rigimpalientant with Ma I man met biro to
the street, This was as am or two eareisas. I met him
drew le lily. and I dee't ressedber mks bite aria eatil
the letter mid of December w the bed al Jmeery.
had net ems Ides front July until the aremias any the
Mae* yerty won spoken of. I did net sit up the MEV
st his request I bad not • book to pet demi tke people a
wale who wen to le at the party. ("e at Na Patty one
Ayes. I bed known bar two yews helore. Abe
wane to sy boss, and &eked ma it I wearies lot" party
at I said I believed I we Wiwi Mr. Lindens
spoke to me lie salted me if I wawa go te • piety which
he wee cat to give whin all teak kb B.A.
Bell wan Me 01 the lOW= taken to the
=Alma with me. Never baud that elm bad been
there before. I talked with Roesate Awes on to who ems
peas to the party, became I we detsemdend net to go
salon it wee reepselatia meets ♦Medal Deitl Ind
Sarah Ebb wens in the sad Men wen also
Charlotte Talks mid Emma Osakekoß. Al these woe
Mimi to the opienbig-hoase. I de ass Mow Mat Bram
Gockshal is saw to the rotate home at (mateilia We
all met at Mire ads bilker we defied te tire pert,.
ter F. Kel/i—Wiwe ywn all dreamed di eredinsig?
w iteere—Nalking particular ; at ka4 I know I wee not.
HArriet Bilk bream was to go, and be west as tor with as
as Melboarne-pleee, be. he did sot go in the emeibes. We
mein glob wan to the orange with Mr. Omaha red the
ether statism' (Ms brother), and the reasicien. I ham
Wee in Cambridge she I was seven ysre old, and I ass
mow twenty...ear. My mother wsohs sad den ter the
members of the ealvenity. I have bean a dresemeher
six pas I kept company with • young am, aimed
V•egban Ike years aeo. I have not one him far these
Lim only once. )n one onassire I rode with
Mrsi; • clamp and on one only.
Mr F. Kelly—Do you 41110Ciat41 with him at the Hise
William the Fourth pablic.house
Wiesen —I do sot knew it.

fir P. YeOf—lt b o. the
Witame-1 was there once. 1 was net was read ie bed
with him there when a friend 011110 to my he was missed
from the University. I know a man raid Lambert, who
lets out carriages. 1 was not to a bedroom with Vaagbee
when lambert erne to him. 1 was in a perk-bone on
the Huntingdon-road with Vaughan. bet sot ia • roam with
a bed In it I was there halfaa•boar, not a day or=
I might have be there an hour, or a lire mom
lode outside the fly with to there. He persuaded Mr.
Vaughan to go bar to Oambridge. I sever had say
!MN Vaughan. limner reprernted to Lambert thsAinteZ
bad a nascarnage, sad endeavoured to get money from Mr.
Vaughan on that account. 1 have pot applied to Mr. Lam-
' bort for money at account of Mr. Vaughan dose I left the
rural-house. Mr. Lambert naked no if 1 had say mosey
Vaugaghra hn,
and
Irose mid.
Ike" Q:CaseinermvdeirdasPetPbaK.'d
as was the preen whet haler re the laity, he mist
ass up. He said ire ems earry to sr Ur I had taken sty yang
altar with me. / will swear that rum Wen the Vise-Chaa-
Geller I dared I. give redurenee as to eirseter. I did set
any thin I hell beeneeked by Mr.Grahen wpt up re party.
I was a good deal confined at the time, se rat I Graft my
precisely what he mid to me. I word far the mares
during the tine I was in the prier Sire was very
kind to me Mew the Ent day. sad I suLtremud my serns.
Iva A kindness 1 asked the metres searethir to
do. sad 1 asked to ho allowed to tar • dren hire to
Asir for leer, r I thought she mold seteemplets It. I do
not ksow that the cell is warmed with irei air. I did
sot feel it. It was en cold I cord sears* held my
needle. 1 did not tell my mother bad been is honer
health sad had eaten my food better re prior than
I had dose before. IA knit.) It is set the truth. lor
Mr. Hough is the sphuerthesese and he re-
preerehed one with having given a darer secant
from the troth as to the party ; for lawns aid
that I did not know University saes wen rim d the party.
I did not admit that 1 had told my rear this. Whet
he mid
.was this, Your tier did set know you
Iwere
saki going."
ragjrablamie asked
H. mid he i[DOW Mr. Orn had bailed itets. eZda
kis father guise well. He parked to Mem&
with the Virerstrillar, and 1 was then seleserd. Ide
sot keen who is laden the money to go as with Ws
area. I raped I shall have to pay far it. I ben Ind to
pd 1111 res. (The withers waspnered a geed
desk sad britalad en to her saran epee this part of the
ran)

Clio plaiatirs 0111111 had jog abroad whoa oor report 1411.1

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bakes Kr. (ommisaiuwar Enna.)
ut ti JOHN HULL•H.

The heehrepe, dmeribed as • bookseller, of ht. Ileitis's-
was the celebrated musical protemor. This wee the
examisatims meetreg. The accounts, plowed by Yr.
Kemp, show mtrecured debts of 4,2019., with meets ousaist.
Ms of good debts, seseical htesry, kc., at between 1,300/.
mid 2,0001.
The profits are the. dated D—lreles Desember, 1850 , to 30th
October Is 4, singing classes, 7901._ ; public schools, 943/. •
I°Vfit, 637/. ; lettiog Mg. 1,7711/. Mr. Hollsh's aspired,
.rßy trade • perm, mom ; tame midges, inte-
rs* 1,6431. ; luisseos Autry, 1,5131. ;cestssalture,3ll6l. ; on
couccrts, 3061. There ere two inortpies d 8,0001. each,
secured os Kt. Hertie's Hell, which is Asked to have cost
13,5101. Mr. Hallalt's diaraltiee are said to have bees
precipitated by the lets destructive fire is Ht. Mortise

nitiLloyd (Ford ant Lloyd). In the aniiere, offered no
oppes, end the bankrupt cud.
to nu iturros.—'• HI4.IIIIUST I&IL"
A petition for ansagement was recently preeented by
Anduirnikl Hiatus, boomed yietu.dler, kierring the well
known plane of entertainment known es Highbory Barn. A
meeting wee now held to consider the propos' of the trader,
which was to jny his creditors 3s. in the pound.
This wee nut accepted, and the effect is that
the matter was adjourned into open court--in other
words, the petitioner becomes bankrupt, From a prelimi-
nary rntikeemet ei affairs prepare! by Yams. Hart, it ap-
peared that the Intercursd debts are 6,784 f. ; debts per-
tirnlly secured, 1,1311; sewn, 10e271. The bankrupt attri-
butes his failure to the extremely unfavourable weather of
the late meas.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

John Cooper, 20, Joists Jona, 21, Gnaw Oihns, 24, and
Eq. o Dome, 21, wore Indicted fur • burglary in the dwel-
ling house of Itichard Goodman, and Mailing • qemitity of
shawls, 'Joe WI. his property.
The primecutor is a linendrarier, residing is Tarlingtoo-
plare, Paddington, and it appeared that Ins house was
broken open daring this night JI the Nth ci November, aod
• quantity of property stolen. The prisoners wino stopped
u the maw morning with the stoles property in their
poseession.
The jury found all the primary' Ovary, and it was proved
that the whole of thew had been beton movietad ti felony
mid senteuced to pseud servitude. The primmer Groper had
deo, it appeared. ousemitted • neat heulal assault open $
pollee onemitable while he was conveying him to prison.
The Resorder sestasorl Cooper to Night years, Jones and
011iho is is, sal the woman Doris to four yams' penal
servitude.

I was out in the rain all dkryortarday, Nal got wet in dde
Y waU se out. (Laughter.)
Mr. Combo—Yen have ao right to saw* other perinea ia
a plaeo of anianuarid; bat se yen Seem way for what you
have done, I shell deaharge you.
&mho thanked his weiship and hastily left the eon&

COLUMBIA MISSION.-4rars DAY.)

A pub'ic meeting was held this afternoon at the
Egyptian Hall, Mansion House, in aid of the Columbia
Woke.

The chair was taken at 2 o'clock by the Right Hon. the
LORD MAYOR. Among those present wen—the Bishops el
Landon and Oxford, the Deans of St. Paul's and West-
wanner, Hr. C. Fortesons, If.P., Mr. I. A. Smith, LP.,
Captain Gordon, ILP.. Wq Hany Varney, M.P., Hr. W.
I cotton Yr. G Hoare, /Ir. H. H. Berme, Archdeacons
Sinclair, Bieltersteix wad Gnat, the Bor. R. H. Hawkins,
I the Rev. Hr. Rowtell, Hr. W. H. Bodkin.
The tint resolution. moved by, the Bishop of LONDON,
and eammisd by Mr. C. Pownscux, ILP., was as follows :
I " That this meeting desires to express its thankfulness
1 for the mho arrival in British Columbia of the bishop end
his bend of clergy ; and ar.knowledges that their Moat
pavilion it that far.off land calla for special sympathy and
support limn their fellow Christians at home."
711 e neolutiou having bees adopted, on the motion of
the Bishop of Oxroan, seconded by Mr. H. H. BERMS, ft
wee resolved:

"That this • meeting, recognising the national import-
sue et miesisunry labours amongst colonists, Chinese,
native Indium, and coloured people, and believing
that the Bishop and clergy of Columbia deserve
sordid approbation for the exertions they are making to
promote the religion and moral advancement of the colony,
requests the hammy secretaries and metropolitan cont•
mitres tensed teat year to continue Thar kind exertions,
and obtain as large • fund as possible for the purpose of
supporting the missionaries under the great and peculiar
difficulties which surround them."

OAPHAN WORLINO SCHOOL, HAYBESTOCK.'
HILL.—(YHIS DAY.)
A general court of the governors of this insti-
tution was held at the London Tavern this day for the else.
tion of 25 children, and for the ImmoSits at oar
business. Reinvoros AIM" Fag, the prodisa of the
institution, occupied the chair. The report of the WM-
mittee staled that the main building wee finished, with the
exception of some few trifling matten,by the time
in the contract, the 31st Oct., for the sum of 7,23e1.
which, with the exception of a sum agreed tabealelose
for three months after the completion of the wean, had
berm paid to the couttsctors. By the ableaskee
provision but been made for the oesemsdailon
of four hundred children. Some therein tellowed
the reading of the report, the CUMIN'
a doubt of the wisdom of admitting nen deirrenlida
more fuods were secured, but other poem= were of
opinion that there was to 641 that lie 'labile
would provide the requillis ha& The seam
for adoptiog the repeat was 1111111161 i Ira too if•-
•entisuel A rewinding perrillod list la Mums each ow
•11••■ for ••••7 assmil adosiptlea si Wit •
ar sesselplis• al No Om% aul la the lam pmrdims
ties for try am aillkiel, ws• die speed
election tor the ailmlidea el twenty-eve children into the
institution was Ws reseeded with.

ram AND LOAN COMPANY OP UPPER
CANADA.-(YMIJ DAY.)

An extraordinary' general meeting of thia com-
pany took pia°e to-Mir in kfoorgate-street, Mr. Wrwan
CaarsAN preeidieg in the place of the Right Hon.
E. P. Dower* chairman of the directon. The
report showed a balance of 14,9901. on the revenue
&count to tirpt. 30, out of which a dividend was to
be paid at the rate of Si per cent. per annum. After some
conversation on the improved circumstances of Canada,
since the late abundant harvest, the report was adopted,
and the dividend was declared.

The Mr. Henry Fawcett who oontributea to the
Diesesher amber at Maawi ke s Jlegazake a popular ex.
polities ol Darwin ea the Origia at Sponse, la the path.
man who wine to mamma booms as okadidate fee the
repreeeetatioo of thralkhwark.

Mr. Thackersy commences, in tie January
number of the Cumin. a new story, of much more slabo.
rate workmanship and higher pretensions then " Losel the
Widower." and to be entitled "The Adventures of Philip
us Lis Way through the World, showing who Rubbed him,
who Helped him, and who Passed him by."
This week's number of AU the Year Round
contains the commencement of a new story (an admirable
begitming) by Mr. Charles Dickens, entitled " Great
Expectations."

We (Critic) hear from the States that Nathaniel
Hawthorne, smog hie Concord meadows, I. engaged upon
a new ',nuance, which, rumour says, is to have for its sub-
ject English life; aid that John Russell Lowell, of "Biglow
Papers" celebrity, kas newel literary ventures in tun-
temptation—among them a new book of " Pinwale Travels."

iliu.Auotinbr DEATH.—An inquest has been held
at the Berle, Mow, in the village of Cosgrove, North-
amptoushire, before Mr. Arthur Wean°, deputy-coroner,
on the body of the Rev. Charles Styles Drake, It ap-
peared from the evidence that deemed (who was •
fellow of Jeans College, C.' inib • and resided with his
father. Admiral Drake, at Castle Tdoryq near Ccegrove)
dined with Mr. Francis Thureby, at Calicoes Priory. He
left there in his usual health at 'd./ miantes past 10 o'clock
at night, to walk home to Castle Thorpe. His nearest
was along the towing-path of the Greed Junctiou
into which he must have fallen. His hat was found the
nett morning fleeting uo the water, and the canal was
dragged, but the body was nut recovered until 3 o'clock on
huturdey afternoon. The dammed had in his pocket, when
found, a watch, money to the amount of 91. Os. 13d., • met.
Aloe order, and various other papers. He was 44 years et
age, and unmarried.
Awes,' Woutiouns INgintAgirt.—Mr. Hun-
pluses, the caroler for the eastern division of the county
of Middlesex, held an inquest on Wolueelev, at the Bleck
Horse ravers, Kingslead.road, upon the body of Themes
lint, s, a othiuet.naker, aged 112, who committed suicide by
hanging himself I. a public-house where he lodged. The
evidence of the deoemed's daughter arid another wileme
we. to the effect that be complained to them that he
weld not obtain admission to kilioreditch workhouse, sad,
in reply to an offer ma the pert of hie daughter to
eceompany him there, be said they would bully the eyes
out of het head if she went. He was very infirm, and not
able to work, although be did sometimes earn 34. or 4d.
a day, and his children, who were all in poor eircum•
staucee, sometimes gave him a few halfpence. The da-
mmed said several times that if be were not admitted
into the house lie should destroy himself. Upon the 14th
of November he told the witnesses that he had applied, but
haul been refused admiseioo, het was to have la. fel. • week
and a 41b. loaf of bread for three months. The relieving
oars., denial that the deceased had applied for alma.
Moe lute the methanol,. It appeared that the deeemed
was au inmate of the house from October, I'S9,
to the 4th et August last, duriug which time he
was is the sick ward suffering from clarouic bronchi.
tie, but on the letter date be was discharged from
the doctor's lids" "relieved." He was thou celled before
the hoard, who directed him to be discharged with an allow.
mos of Is. • weak sail a 4lb. loaf for two weeks. The clerk
to the guardians said the dammed quitted the workhouse
voluaterdy, but afterwards goaded that statement by ad-
mitting that the man had not applied to be discharged, and
that the board had adored him to leave the bowie Dr.
James Clark, surgeon to the iihoreditch workheuee who
atteeded Lim while he was w irritate ,Meted that deceased
when di...6.Nal by him " relieved," oa the 4th of Aorta.
was not able-bodad and was not in a et condition to leave
Cm hour/. After a lengthened usioiry, at which the hoard
of guardians were repremuted by their solicitor, the jury
returned a andict that the deceased hung himself while in
en unsouud auto of mind, through hiring been refused ad-
misaion to the workhouse.
- -

AMERICAN CUTZNINE-.- OA Tuesday night last
an Americas captain was robbed of upwards of 701. in a dis-
reputable house in Liverpool. All the females (three in
number) in the home were ohs/Sidi the odium, and
lodicd itridew•U, the captain • the only occupant of
the home. After the prisoners Leen locked up the
aulWio went out and brought a furniture broker to the
house, end disposed all the household effects— everything
that could be carried off losing removed—for ready cash. On
the ems being called on yesterday niorniug at the police-
court, the officer in charge said that the prosecutor Lad
given tip all hope, of recovering any portion of the 704,
but had contented himself with willing all the furniture be-
longing to the prisners, and pocketing the proceeds of the
aide. As then. was therefore uo prosecutor the prisoners
were discharged. much satomahed at the cuteness of their
Anrrican friend.

B.kAT hart BETWEEN HIMMINOI AND Mom.—
As exciting nice we rowed yesterday afternoon between
Usage Soong men, the former of Richmond, and the latter
of Chelsea. The atake was 211/. ; and the distance from
Putney to Barnes. flemmingsw.is trained at Hammermnith,
acompaniel Ly young Callas ; while his opponent took up
his quarter. at Barnes. CitLeen N, C.aptein Hawkins, ac-
companied tLo race, with a good master on board, who ape-
culded their money very freely upon the result. Mr.
Nea sheen having been appointed the referee, the men got
to their station., Hemminp winning the to,e. A capital
start was effected, end they were scull amiscoll to Craven-
mews, were Eager* began to lead, at Hammersmith-
nearly a leulth ahead ; rfter
raze, wi.ht it the winner by three lengths.

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Two o'OUMM
In the railway share roorkot to-day than has
been an active demand for Lencashire sod York-
shire stock, which has evidenced a fresh Hee of
per mut. These is also an advance of per
mot. in Great Western. London and North
Western is firm. On the other hand a reduction
of to iihriad,czta: is observable in South
Eastern, • and Caledonian. This is
" settlinj day." Present quotations are as fol-
lows :—London and North Western stock, 100}
to 101; Great Western, 731 to;; Midland, to
133 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11/4 to 11 ;
South & So Meru, 86t 4. Oaledonisn, 94 to •
Great Northern, 110 to lit; and Eastern Counties:
"tote L o-Venetian 'Railway shares are rather
better, at t die. The Indian and Grand
Trunk of Canada Railway stooks are firm.

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

ILILRIC-LANE.-(TRDII DAY.)
A good deal of rain fell yesterday. Today the wind is
north to north-sast, with m9t and fog.
The supply of home-grown wheat fresh-op since last mar.
kit day is limited. Flour moderate. Malt, ore, beans,
and pas short. Barley rather improved in quan-
tity. Scotch barley a good supply, but not
many oats. Irian oats contracted. The foreign snivels
of wheat oontinue rather, liberal-Russian, lorissian,
and Danish since Wednesday. Barley, a rather large "Nan-
tity from Ruala, Prussia, and Egypt. Oats, a large arrival,
upward. of 50,000 this week, those fresh up most Burrs
and Swedish, with 'towered Dutch and a few Danish. No
Soar reported since last day.
The English wheat trade extremely dull ; very few
sales reported, the condition being so very bad. Foreign
wheat also very slow of sale, and quotations about the same
as an Monday.
tillrhaving been more lively, some inquiries for die-
eserlptions to-day at the full rates of Monday last.
Ora extremely dull the very large foreign supply tend-
ing to depress the market ; still fine corn co previous
rras, but new descriptions easier to purchase.
Flour trade dull, and prime nominally unaltered ; but
both sacks and barrels hang on hand.
Floating cargoes steady in price, but not much burro
doing at the late quotations.
Wirnsr.- Essex and Rent, white, new, 511. to
564. ; ditto, fine old, 613. to Or ; ditto red, new, 40‘. to 5444
ditto, fine, old, 564. to 594. ; Norfolk, he., !the, old, 56a, to
64..; red, new, 45.. to 565. Foreign : Darr& 595. to
• ; Sr, file. to ,71s. • Konigsberg, 51s. to Mr ; did°,
extra, 594. to 674.; Italie*, 61s. to 635. ; fine, old, 645. to
Ws.; American white, tie, to 63a. ; ditto red, Me. to 594.
BAsisr.-Eogliah malting, 40a. to 45a.; grinding, 295. to
314.; - to - per ; foreign grinding,
394. to 325.- ditto distilling, 30s. to 355.
IlLAur.-
toLiM, Ern and Norfolk, 60a. to 63. ; fine,
titis.; • ton and town made, 535. to 68..; fine, 644.
Jona ; brown, time, 58s.
Oars-English feed, 235. Od. to 245. Od. ; potato,
• to 26a. ; foreign, 21s. Od. to 26a.
11,Axa.-Zogliali tick, 434. to 484. ; harrow, 445. to 51s. ;
plimilOs. to Ms. ; foreign, 38.. to 38a.
-Ingllan boilers, 445. to 49c; maple, 474. to Os.;
grey, 42a, be ; foreign, 44.. to 48s.
FLOOI.-Iliglish town, 545. to 565.; country, 42.. to
46..; h 445. to 505.; Ncefolk and Suffolk, 384. to
40s. ;,French, 414. to 475. per seek; American, 31s. to 335.;
Spanish. 465. to 414.

iftsrvAiLa ow LONDON FROM NOV. 26 TO NOV. 00.
anaemic& Mad Foreign.
41, , 1 221120
FOF

, 040
Loll& Naar. 1170 gooks, la

240 118800
1140 I 61100

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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
(BY BILITION AND HUSH NAGIONNO I
(MN OUR OWN OORRESPOI

noieriL

DAY.

N►rket moderately ►ttendd Wheat in moderato con-
sumption ; bedew at • dachas of Id. to 2d. per otattal.
Flour, rid. to lc per hack lower; b►rnL, • turn folder,
with firm busiostr. Indian 3d. to ed. lower. Other articles
aachaesed.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SUOAIL-At the commencement of the week the market
was very dull, but an improvement in the demand took
pleas the last two dam and the quotations of last week
were supported. Refined : Prices were also more firm at
the close of the week.

„
COYPU—The quantity offered in publics male has been
null, and prices hare been fully supported.
TVA. —A limited business only done this week at about
revious rates.
Corron.—Prioes have been supported, with • fair amount
business done.

ham bees very dull, and salsa to any extent could
not have been mado without giving way in moss.
Row.—The appearance of government contracts for
100,000 gallows has strengthened the market.
BA —The business dope in this article ha. been
trifling, and pricee have scarcely been supported. Brines.— .taitinee remain unaltered.
Markets generally hare been quiet this week.

TALLOW HARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
The market is M. Petersburg T.O. on the epot is
quoted 60e. Bd. to 60i. 3d.; December, Ws. 3.1. ; Jon. to
March, 80e. 6d. ; April to June, 59.. to 58e. 6d. ; October
to December. 1861, 575. 6d.

HIDE MARKET.—(TaIi

DAY.)

LIADMIHALL. 561bs. to 64113 a, 24.1. to 34. ;
6416. to 7211.., Ad. to eld. ; 12165. to 80114., :144.
to 3441. ; Nth.. to thilbc, 34d. to 4d. ; 88Ibs. to faiths.,
4d. to 4id. ; 1161 h. to 104165., 44d. to sd. ;
1121h5., sd. to ISid. Hone hides, ea to 10a Calf alias,
light, SIL to 6s. ; fall, Ts.
BllNOWlNlllL—Mhoopskius, Oa Od.t 76. to 811-
Keats sad half-brals. 8a to 6.. ; DOI!'., 4s. thl.
to to. 64.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mears. Pattemien sad Smith raped that the market
cautious' firm at late prier.

COAL MARKET. -MEM DAY. )
Walls End Tess, Mc —9 stdpe at market, mostly
&Leaman.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two &Mom.

The market for home mining stocks exhibits
rather less steadiness to-day, chiefly as regards the
higher-priced description.. Them is an unfavour-
able reaction in Providence, Went Seton, Wheal Clif-
fotd, and Wheal Margaret shares. On the other hand,
Meal Buller, East Caradon, Stray Park, and East
Basset are firm. In the Stock Sachaugo Wheal
Buller are officially marked 100.
Bon Accord and Dun Mountain Copper shame
are inquired for ; the former have been dealt in at
I and din., and the latter at and die. Great
Northern Copper (South Australia) are steady, and
are markeepar.

Tnz Wintritiliana Plalt.—The Trinuntreue of
Plautus will be performed by the Queen's Scholars of Wird-
miastar on the following nigbb : --Friday, Doc. 14 ;
Tur-
day Dec. 18 ; Thursday, Dec. 20 ; with the addition of a
Prologlis and Epl!3ne on the last two nights.
Tag FATAL FLOGGING CASA AT Ez rm.—The
inquest upon the boy who died a few days since at Exeter,
from blows received at school, has resulted in a verdiot of
toansisughter sgainst Charles Edward Hawker, the pupil
teacher w:io bad indicted the punieluueut.

l

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cr.ocx.
The funds to-day are flatter, owing chiefly to the
tnfavourable accounts from America, and to an
apprehension that a rather considerable
amount of gold will be transmitted to New
York. The depression, however, does not ex-
tend to the share market, except in a few in-
stances. To-day is " settling day "in shares and
foreign stocks. In British railway stocks, Great
Western and Lancsehiie sad Yorkshire have been
in animated demand, and have advanced.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reutr:r's
telegram, the Three per Oent. Rental opened at
70fr. 30c., being sc. lower than they closed yester-
day. _ _ _

Console are officially markod 94 and I for
money, and 93k for the amount. The present
quotations are 93} to f both for money and the 6th
of December. The official business report is
as follows:—Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 91.‘ ;
New Three per Ceuta, 911, 92 ; India Five pee ,
Cent stock, 1859, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 95., se. dis. ;
Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " =faced" rupee paper, •
102 ; Exchequer Bills, 4a, Is. dis.
The foreign stock market remains inanimate.
Turkish bonds are rather flatter ; the loan
of 1854 is quoted 724 to 74, and that ot
1868, 58 to Other foreign stocks have met
with little inquiry. Sale, are recorded as fol-
lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Conta.,lB6o,
89i, 89 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1023 ; Mexican
Three per Cents., 21# ; Spanish Three per Cents.,
491 ; ditto Passive, ; the Committee's Certi-
ficates, 51; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for
account, I.
Late yesterday afternoon intelligence was received
by telegraph of a further very adverse movement in
the American exchange. The rate for sterling bills
comes quoted as low as 104}. This news will
seriously confirm the fears that the convulsion in
America will yet have a disturbing effect upon the
bullion movement between the two countries. There
will not be time after the receipt of the coming
letters to prepare gold for shipment to New York
by the steamer of to-morrow, but there is an
impression that the following packet will carry
perhaps 200,000/. in gold. This drain must be
watched closely, for its continuance to any ma-
terial extent would have • marked effect here.
The collapse of prices in the New York
stock market appears to be very severe, for
the price of Illinois Central Railway shares
comes quoted last evening 37, or equal
at the present exchange to about 35 here. The
fact that these shares are supported in the London
market at 50, furnishes a remarkable proof of the
confidence of the English holders. Fresh invest-
ments of English capital in American securities
may be tempted by the low prices, and will operate
to delay the recovery of the exchange.
The rates allowed for deposits by the various
financial establishments have been reduced b perr
oent., in consequence of the movement at the Bank,
11l the joint-stock bails now allow 4 per cent.
(except that the London and Westminster gives
only 3 per cent for sums below 5001.). The Lam-
bard-street discount houses and the National Dis-
count Company give 4 per cent, for money "at
, call," and Ai at notice."
The Angles.., with 230,0001. in gold, has now
• been at sea 77 days from Melbourne, tied the
Suffolk, with 293,5001., about 62 days.
' The advices from Constantinople refer to the
, stoppage of an English merchant. Owing, it is
affirmed, to the absence of remittances from him,
two firms in London have refused to take up his
• drafts, which had been 'tempted by them, and which
• have consequently been protested. The two firms
referred to Lave met all other liabilities in due
' course as they have matured. The ramifications of
; the afEtir, which has excited some conversation, are
stated to extend to Manchester.

We learn that an aunnuice company the British
Empire—haa recently made a diaagreeable disco-
very. It appears that an eimployi has availed him-
Reif of a similar means of fraud to that adopted by
Pullinger, viz., falsification of the bankers pass-
book. An investigation has been instituted, and
the defalcation already discovered are said to
amount to 10,0001. or 12,0001. The affair furnishes
another proof of the complete inefficacy of the sys-
tem of private audit, and of the absolute necessity
of confiding the duties of this important post to
men of trained experience who have made accounts
their special study.
The Eastern Counties Railwr.y traffic) return
shows this week a decrease of 3421. ; the Manche.-
ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnahire, an increase of
1,1571. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase
of 2,4381. ; the Midland, an increase of 2,981/. ; and
the North Eastern, an increase of 2,3621.
A telegram announces that the receipts of the
Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week
ending Nov. 16, were 9,9361. sterling, being
1,4631. more than for the corresponding week of
last year.
The traffic on the 748 miles of the South Aus-
trian line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Com-

pansy for the week ending Nov. 17 was 34,116 t.,
being 3,636/. less than in the corresponding week
of 1659 on tie 7 miles ; and that on the Lombardo-
Venetian line 4,4771., showing an timeline of 5791.
The half-yearly meeting of the Canada Company
is called for the 27th of December, to declare a
dividend.
An extraordinary meeting of the Briton Life
Association in called for the 11th December, to
confirm the resolutions passed at the meeting on
the 27th inst., which alter the deed of settlement.
A general meeting of shareholders in the London
and West of Ireland Fishing and Fish Manure
Company (Limited) is called for the!lOth December,
when the official liquidator will report the progress
made with the arrangements for winding up.
An extraordinary meeting of the British and
Foreign Tanning Company (Limited) is canal foe
the tith December, to confirm the resolutions
adopted at two recent meetings.
The list of contributories of tho Phoenix Life
Assurance Company is to be proceeded with by
Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 11th December.

With reference to the market for Amon ican semi-
ritiee, Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. report as
follows

.

The market for American State Securities in London has
been very little affected by the paMo which lora lately mxio,
smiled in Now York, and our market is firm ►nd pnoss
steady. lu the prices, however, of railroad bonds and shares
there Las been a considerable decline, but the market clamps
with rather ou improved appearauoe.

THURSDAY EMIRS.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 11-18
to I for the Bth Deoeuiber, opened and closed to-
day at the same quotation. For money the last
price waa, to and for the 10th January, 94
buyers (or equal to 94 "buyout," ex illy.)
I The "continuation" to January was fully k to
5-18 per cent. The official business report is as
follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93j,
I, 1; ditto for account (Deo. 8), 933, I, I ; Three
per Cents Reduced, 92, 91j, 92 ; New Three per
Dents., 91j, 92, 911 ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India
Stock, 224 ; ditto, Five per Ceut. stock, 1859,103},
; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures' 1853, 944 ;
Five-and-a-Half per Cont. " eufaced" rupee
paper, 101 j, }.
The foreign stock market eras quiet, but steady.
The Turkish Loau of 1854 closed at 73 to ; that
of 1858, at 54 to I ; and Mexican Bonds at 2111
to j. There were Inquiries for Portiiiniebe Bonds
and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents.

There was no alteration in the market for bank
shares, with the exceptiou of a further declice la
Bank of Turkey. Canada Land shares and the
preference and debenture stooks of the Crystal
Palace Company were inquired fur. Great ship
shares were quote' is. 6d. to ss.