The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1861.

('leek—What sew you!
Mr. Herm -lam in the service. lam an officer in the
army. Defendant gave the cabman half.a.eroon, and walked
tote 'Whetter. I " You ruffian, you have charged half-
a-erovra." The cabman then said he bad no change, and I
then took him Ivy the threat.
Defender —The iii.n sod his far" wee half-a-crown.
Mr. Tyrwhitt--That was pretty fair from the Haymarket
to Kirscatrest.
Mr. Hugge I said to the defendant, " Polish him (the
(Iwire
cabmanwr) is) off," and the defehost did polish him off.
Tyrwhiti —That b certainly illegal. and was not the
way to treat a cabman or anyone else. You should bar
b:ulht the t here by a summons. I think some
orepern to the «boom will softies.
ThetLarties thew left the rivurtoknil shortly after returned.
when show said the deftly:id:tut had offered him halt-s-
-crows, sad M deehee.l 1.. king it.
Mr. Tyrwhitt —As them was clearly some imposition on
the pert et the calmee, 1 shall hoe you

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SHARE L157.9.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Culos.
In the railway share market to-day there is a
decline of 1 per cent. in Great Western and Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire stocks, and a plight improve-
ment in Midland. Business is quiet, this being settling
day. London and North Western stock is now quoted
92i tot ; (heat Western, 744 to I ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 10611 to 1 ; South Eastrn, 751 to 76 ;
Caledonian, 100 to ; and Eastern Counties, 631
to

Lombardo-Venetian Railway ehares are rather
flatter, at li to li prom. Sambre and Mouse con-
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SIR JAMES PEROUSSON AND THE "NEW

YORK HRICALD."

It will be remembered that a paragraph appeared
is the New York Herald, to the effect that Sir James Fee-
guises, the member for Ayrshire, had acted the part of a
spy, and had conveyed messages from this country to the
President of the Confederate stales. Sir James, who has
Sust returned home after a tour through Canada ant the
tates, thus rebuts the accusation in a letter addressed to
the Ayr Wwerrer :—" lied I not the honour to hold an
office in connection with this county, which entitles the
public within it to an interest in my good Dame, I should
not have thought it necessary to notice publicly such idle
tales, nor shall I do so elsewhere. But, although I feel
coofident that to all who know me here no contradiction
is requisite, lest any may think it due, I beg to state
explicitly that, in the whole course of my interesting and
instructive tour, I meddled in no way in the affairs of the
Northern or Southern States. Travelling solely with •
view to inform myself upon the inciimmtous questions at
issue, 1 committed no act which did not become a
foreigner and a private individual. I complied with every
regulation, however exceptional, and did not attempt to
crone the frontier into the Southern States till I hod called
upon the Federal general in commend of the department,
and obtained his free and willing sanction to my doing so.
It is not my fault that a New York journalist was Weep•
able of understanding that a gentleman could enjoy the coo-
fidence of the military commanders on both sides without
abusing that of either. I would, however, add that the
libel of the New York Herald was the only exception to the
uniform and remarkable courtesy which I hod the pleasure
of receiving from every person, of whatever rank, with
whom I came in contact, whether in the' United' or 'Con-
federate States."

In the course of his speech at Londonderry, on
Tuesday, Sir Robert Peel observed :—" Notwithstanding
the advancing prosperity of Ireland I regret to find in some
places men are to be found who use their influence to min.
lead the people of this country. On my arrival in
Sligo, to my astonishment and regret, I saw a placard,
or letter, publicly exhibited through the town, and
signed ' Paul Cullen,' denouncing me to the people of this
country. For what? Denouncing me who, after all, ens
in the sight of God, bat • worm like himself, and far
what? Because I have ventured to pursue an independent
policy free alike from partisanship or prejudice. (Cheers.)
When I read this document I almost shed tears of regret,
not that he should denounce me—for I don't care two rows
of pins for his denunciations (loud cheers)—but tears of
regret that in this country any man could be found so
misleading the people and stirring up among them a spirit
of religious animosity. (Cheers.) This I will say, however,
that though the rev. archbishop has thought fit to de-
nounce me to the people of Ireland, it shall net cause me
to deviate one iota from the path I intend to follow. (Loud
cheers.) I regret, I say, to see this attempt to keep alive
religious animosity ; but I congratulate myself, as the agent
of a government which intends to act straightforwardly with
all climes and parties, that when I leave Ireland I shall
carry with me, not, iotleed, the approval of such men as
Paul Cullen, but the affectionate regard of the great majo•
rity of the people of Ireland.• (laud cheers.)

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY)

Two O'CLOCK.

The funds to-day are firmer, at yesterday's
closing quotations. Business generally iu the Stock
Exchange is quiet. This is settling day in the
share and foreign stock markets, in which prices
exhibit no variation of much importaece. Foreign
stocks, however, are improving.
Consols are officially marked 94, 931, 94/, 931,
and 931, run► div., for money, and 921 and
for the account. The present quotations
are, respectively, 93/ to 94 and 921 to R.
The official business report is as follows:—Bank
Stock, 232, 2304, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
92, 1; New Three per Cents., 924, 911; Thirty Years
Annuities, 1885, 15 9.16 ; India Stock, 224, 225 ;
ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106/, 4 ; ditto
for account, 1044, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 17s.
prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper,
981 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 105, 4 ;
Exchequer Bills, March, 10s., 11s., 7e., prem. ;
ditto small, 12s. prem. ; ditto June, 16s. to 15e.
prem. ; ditto small, 19s. prem.
The foreign stock market is rather active. Vene-
zuela Bonds have again advanced. Mexican and
Turkish Bonds and the Spanish Coupon Certificates
are inquired for, and show an upward tendency.
Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921 ; Chili= Six per
Cents., 102 ; French Three per Cent. Rental, 68fr.
50c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Italian Five per Cents.,
684, 4, 4 (exchange 26fr.); Mexican Three
per Cents., 284, 274 ; ditto, for account, 284,
28 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
for account, 971 ; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
1863, 474 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
921 ;Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 514 ;
the Committee's Certificates, 7,4, 64; Turkish
Six per Cents., 1858, 691 ; ditto for account, 694,
4, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714, 72 ; Venezuela
Three per Cents., 234, 221, 234 ; ditto for account,
234, 221.
_ _ _

At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs.
Barnard, Rosenthall, and Co., braid and trimming
manufacturers, it was resolved to wind up
the estate in bankruptcy, some flagrant facts
being mentioned. The liabilities amount to
66,8571., and *sake to 78,2221., including con-
signments to New York, amounting to 33,5611.,
but which have been sold at a great sacrifice. The
proceeds have not yet come to hand.
The expected appointment of M. Fould as
French Minister of Finance has been accom-
panied by the issue of an Imperial manifesto,
couched in the moderate and pacific tone which
is proper when an accumulated deficit of no less
than 40,000,0001. sterling is confessed, and when
it is a question of another immense loan. In face
of these facts it is not much for the Emperor to
promise that the system of " extraordinary
credits" shall be abolished, and that all the
various items of future budgets shall be formally
submitted to the Chambers. It is only under the
force of financial pressure that these halting steps
to amendment have been taken. To say that they
inspire much confidence here would be untrue.
Something is gained, however, when the French
government is obliged to acknowledge its error and
the necessity of conciliating the good opinion of
neighbouring states, now admitted by it to be too
heavily armed through the evil example of
France. It is inferred that M. Fould, be-
fore accepting office, has come to a satisfactory
understanding with the Emperor with regard to
the future financial and general policy of the
government. A nominal reduction in the army
is spoken of.

The applications :at the discount-office at the
Bank of England yesterday were to only a limited
extent, but in the general market a steady demand
was experienced at 21} to 21 per cent. for good bills.
In the Consol market the rate for loans was ouly
about 1+ per cent.
No gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The
residue of the 291,5001. Australian by the Auglesea
will be sent there during the next few days.
Of the 147,0001. by the Seine, from the West
Indies, 117,0001. is silver and 30,0001. gold.
The mail steamer Salsette brought 117,8621. in
Australian gold for England to Point de Galle.
This will reach Southampton by the Ceylon. The
Wellesley is also bringing 308,0001. from Melbourne,
and the Roxburgh Castle 202,0001. Including
76,0001. overdue by the James Wilson, a total of
704,0001. is on the way hither.
The Australian adviees draw a remarkable pic-
ture of the rush of pe ,ple to the newly-discovered
gold fields at Otago, New Zealand.
The Bombay mail has reached Alexandria, and is
expected to be delivered in London towards the end
of next week.

The Liverpool cotton market remains firm. The
sales yesterday comprised 10,000 bales.
Messrs. Amott Bros. and Co., silk mercers, &c.,
of St. Paul's-churchyard, have stopped payment,
with liabilities to the amount of 30,0001., and with
assets said (with what truth has yet to be seen)
to be considerable. Large losses on stock, owing
to the depression of trade, are assigned as the cause
of the failure. The books have been placed in the
hands of Mr. W. J. White, accountant, of Iron-
monger-lane.
Vague rumours have been in circulation in the
last two days of another difficulty in connexion
with the tallow market, and resulting from those
which recently occurred. It has not yet been
traced to an authentic source, but is said to be nut
in London, although the effects will be felt in this
market.

From the correspondence published by the
Daily News it appears that the govern-
ment have agreed to the resolutions as passed
by the shareholders of the Red Sea
and India Telegraph Company at their late meet-
ing. The matter in now placed on a satisfactory
footing. The directors of the new company have
accordingly fixed Thursday, the 21st instant, fur
the allotment of the shares, receiving applic Akins
for the small amount yet unappropriated until the
evening of Wednesday, the 20th inst.
The Universal Private Telegraph Company is
inviting applications for a further issue of 1,200
shares of 251. each, the first call on which will be
31. This undertaking presents many distinctive
and interesting features. The company erects and
maintains private telegraphic wires (under Wheat-
stone's patent) at a fixed annual rental, and pro-
vides the instruments necessary to work them. The
system is so simple that the telegraphic apparatus
may be worked by a porter or domestic servant.
It is already in operation iu several parts of the
City, and has been recently extended to Gliaagow
and Manchester. It is announced on the
authority of the board, which is extremely res-
pectable, and is presided over by Mr. Alderman
Salomon, M.P., that "the original estimate of
the directors, 'that a minimum net dividend of
101. per cent. might fairly be looked for,' has been
more than realised." The object of the company
in raising more capital is simply to extend an
already remunerative business.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return
shows this week au increase of 1,9371. ; the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a de-
crease of 44l ' • the North Eastern, a decrease of
; 2,7741. and the Midland, a decrease of 2371.
The half-yearly meeting of the Danube and
Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie Harbour Com-
pany is called for the 30th inst., when it will be
proposed to borrow 75,0001. on mortgage or to
create new shares.

A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the
Sevenoaks Rail way Company by the 10th December.
The half-yearly interest is advertised on Cien-
fuegos and Villa Clara (Cuba) Railroad Seven per
Cent. Bonds.

3

' With reference to the market for American se-
curities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report so
follows :
During the past week there has been • fair holism@
cfn.in American securities. The Federal Ma SWAB
remain at nearly nominal quotations, the tram-
actions haying been chiefly in the shares and the tot
mortgage bonds of the various railroad companies.
Thu return of the Bank of England for the week
'ending Nov. 13, compared with that for the pre-
vious week, shows the following changes :
Circulation inane
Circulation active
Public deposits 3,769,269 Decrease 471,819
Other deposits
Government securities in

banking department 10,812,187 Decrease 900,0 M
Otheraecurittea in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both

dements 362,495 Increase
Sevenpart day and other bills 14,
810,273 Increase
The nest

151,7 K
15,461.

Notes in reserve 7,477,425 Increase _
Total reserve (notes k win)
in barking depu tment 8.283,015 Increase Miff
There is a further increase both in the bullion
and reserve. The private deposits and prinks
securities have both declined. The chief changes,
however, arise from the repayment of a large swot
borrowed by government from the Bank last mouth
on deficiency bills. Hence the decrease in tie
Treasury balance and in the government securities.

197.211

BANK OF KNOLAND.—An
sad Bth Vic.. c. 82, for Cho v
12 1861.

.
ORM DM
Notes lamied A15,206,4576

t 28,201.575
NAMPO DI
=don' Capitol L 14,661,000
3,101,819
!abbe Deposits (In-
cluding Facing.,
Sim Bank., Com-
is4. of National

mat pursuant to ths Aot !It
ending on Wadnealay, New.

PARTNIIIT.

liovertsiOent debt.. C 11,01410
Other murales .... 3,64118,
Gold coin and bul-
lion
Giber bullion

". staas

rAmminort
Government

Amts.) 3.7110,209
Other Depodts 13,100,800
Seven day sad other
Bills

gat.300.01

L 33,457,747
Nov. lkliOL II

rides ~lnclndln
Desd Weight An-
nuity)
Other Securities
Notes
Gold sad 811vor
Cob Okla

L54,417,711`
LRBHALL, Chief lailer.

THITISDAT Eaava

Consols, which closed yesterfaiaiiiii,islie.
for the sth Dec., opened this morning at 921 to
and closed at 921 to R. For money the last price
was 94 to 94 cum div. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 931, I, 94, 931, 94, cum div. ; ditto
for account (Dec. 5), 921, I, ex div. ; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 921 91, 921, 92 ; New
Throe per Cents., 92/, 911, 94, 92, 92 ; Thirty
Year Annuities, 1885, 15 9.16 ; Bank Stock, 234,
; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 11, 1, cum
div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenturml/4.18414,
981 ; ditto 1859, 981 • ditto Bonds, 163. pram ;
Five per Cent. "e nfaCed" rupee paper, 99 ; ditto
Five-and-a-Half per Cont., 10511
The India Five per Cents. rose about 1 per
per cent., closing
.at 104Lto 1 ex div. for the
account.

The rupee paper remains firm. The Five per
Cent, was quoted 981 to 991, and the Five-and-a-
Half, 104 to #.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Bs. to
12s. prem., being rather flatter ; and the June,
16s. to 19s. prem. There were some purchases of
India Bonds at 16s. prem.
Foreign stocks were firm, with an upward ten-
dency.
No alteration occurred in the market fur bank
shares. Red Sea Telegraph have risen to 19,
" buyers," owing to the satisfactory result of the
interview to-day at the Treasury. Oriental Gas •
shares were inquired for.
The clueing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine
Insurance, 41 to 51 prem.; Thames and Money Ma-
rine, 1 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance,
lf to 1 dia., being better ; London and Provincial
Marine, to 4 dis.; Oriental and General Marine,
1 to If prem., showing a rise ; Mercantile Fire, #
to I prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, dim. to par;
Venezuela Cotton, fto # pram.; Indian Carrying
Company, 4 to 3 prem. ; sod Asoluilturat par to
prem.
Cape of Good Hope Bonds were again in demand
for investment, and rose 1 per cent. Canada Five
per Cents. unproved 4.