The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1857.

bat mem in bet wordlists. end • ft•md
the shareholders. At mesa he did set know
which of them were impeached. Mr. Stapyiton did not
become • director until the bask had been in mistrals seven I
rare, and be could know nothing of Rome of the alleged
overt acts, and it would be deeply deplored if the admialetra-
lion of justice wan prevented by the want of information
which could be sadly supplied.
Mr. Justice Wightman asked it the learned counsel moved
en 'Siderite.
Sir F. Kelly mid he did not, bat on the fare of the
indictment. lie repeated that It would be greatly
to be lamented if the defendantt came for trial,
and for /mat of this information were comic cid, and had
afterwards to appeal to this court on allidayits of surprise
fora Dew h ial.

Mr. Bovill, Mr. Coleridge, and Mr. D. Seymour,
were Uao heart in rapport of several defendants.
Lord Cempkeil—l am of opinion that no further per-
tinders ought to be given than throe which the Attorney-
%revel had minted to for ish. 110 abetakted from w-
imp mere at preeent, lest he should prejedies the are of any
of the delkeikort
Mr. JeedurOdorldge emits dr sere reeleaks, be, he
wired, ear very rouldttrable dart He care to that
orochtaion so file pour only, abet rem wee op eadavit
as the part of • defendent, that he ad met pram the Wen`
ledge of what he ought from the pereintion. On the dm
of this count, the Glee belanorsher, the weber al
share., the labe aotount of bad der were all staked as •
part of the ere, sad be agreed with the decision of Stewart
r regerded rue that ea a garret rule no particolan ought
M be glum
Mr. Jerre Wlereen rid it appeared to him that in the
grow of an aide* stating want of knowledge on the part
of the defendant Mr err ought not to sake the rule ohm-
hits cm the greed our by Sir F. Kelly.
After sore dbreeles walk regard to the d►y when the
pertieelars .hash be delivered by the crown,
Mr. D. Buser rdd be had en efildavit of Mr. Carron
In which he set or mamas for eking for a post-
porosest of the trial.
Mr. Ark* Coleridge—An you grog to mar apes It ?
Mr. Seymour add be terried te de on
Mr. Judos Cobeidge—lt le ex yea to coulder whether
St I &Merle to der in Ode eorden.
It w" then Writ thet pertimber arid be delivered on
Itedreday et kw deb*.

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MINAM-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

In the market for home mining stocks to-day the
principal feature is a brisk demand for Alfred Con-
sols shares, which have again risen, being marked
161 end 161. Wheal Edward shares have also
been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 7. Other
stocks are dull

Madjuita shams have been dealt in at 12a. 6d.
All kweign descriptions are neglected.
Subjoined is the °Nei list of prices in ths
gienessilkkaT East Bowe. 91. 93; dad
Rosa & 17.14 4-18 ; Grarsdkr sad et, Addy% ne, Wie ;
idly Dm, VOL, 325. dd , 31s. ; North Borst; I'l, 121 ;
Iketrido Cwweia, S. 1-14; Wog Cheavtlls, is. Bd. ;
Wheel Edward, 71. Is. dd. 71. ds. Oleo*
vide, 17s. BJ., 22.. 6d. ' • wheel U.,, t.
In foreign and colonial mining .scarifies there
was no alteration worthy of notice.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market:

TM Metal market mestiaties altogether Inanimate, sad
althowith meet prima ere quoted nominally the am. as last
weak ttaa actual prima at .bkb pun:imam may be nude ma
tidy Da amortabad by agora to buy, which no ono la wan
Itt may wait Is the 'sorrel stagmatioa et afairs.
The direotwes d Ow Anglu-Meaices Kim Company an-
am= • divadapd.

111; needs( of the Kelly Bray Mill, rendering te-
ary• or of 2a per share . tore.
AA the Cerree.G Yiee meeting • ea of 7e. &I per shoe
Tee We.

71;he dinettes of the Deanna" Cheat Candidata! Cop-
per Minn Company, at their weekly board Wag, Mal
yerterday Arland dividend of 8,198/. , being 81. pertain oat
rfs mans from sake of ore tempted la tat monis et
Jo sad Anon het. After payment of the sense then re-
limul a Weans of 33,31 M. de. 7d. in can, en bills
het st maturity, sad reserved find, appricalde to the peril
papaw of the estayany.

FRIDAY 11111XXIM
In some respects the market for British mining
stocks was rather firmer to-day. Wheal Edward '
and Alfred Consols shares were in chief demand.
After the recognised hours the latter stock was
quoted 15. Wheal Mary Ann shares were ako
inquired for, at an Improvement. Most other stocks
were nominally quoted about the wee as before.

SHARI L 1528.-11118 DAY,

Two oTwoic.

The railway share market remains very dull with
a drooping tendency. Several of the heavier stocks
are quoted rather lower. London and North-
Western Stock is quoted 933 to t ; Great
Western, 47e to 48; Midland, 801 to 81 ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 89 to ; Great Northern, 23 to /
per share; and London and South Western, 421
to
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business is going forward.

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The Rev. Charles Kingsley has promised to
deliver the ianuseural Lecture of the winter ..on at the
Bristol Atheneum. _

Meaux THEATIM—Her Royal Highntee the
DWAIN@ of Cambridge, moompealed by the Mamma Mary,
Mame* dr Pyse sad Harrison Englimb Opera Compary
with hat prasearm s this donee lest night, whoa Bake
mew open, The Rees of Cedilla, wee gives far the lath time
Thar Repel Illgtereame were arleadef by lady Geraldbre
Somereet end mire.

DOWNING-STRZET, Nov. IR.—The Queen hes been
pleased to appoint F. Speer Wlettey .., to be sailor
member of the imatell of the 'of St. Christopher;
gm«dVe de Bramard, lee., lobe of matabor of the
.stive council of the Mad of Idt. Lucia ; Cilioceirt An-
tibes, Erg., to be a member or the council of government of
Yanntins ; end T. A. libisimate,Baq., to be medical °Moir
at Grand Pert, in that Weed. amts_-

ACCIDENTS TO A LONDON ANDNORTH-WENTEEN
Israsse.—The 4.16 p.m. uprise train from Manchester to
Loales, by the Leedom end North-Western Railway, root
with some ably* on Wednesday last, whkat terminated
without iskuy to the PelleMplrik who, however, were ate-
'Mealy Memel. When about Mem mils earth of Tem-
worth, the engine broke down, sad the train, being brought
to a sadder stand on the each Has, had to reamin nearly
three-quarters of an hone Wore meditator was chatted. Oa
sterang again great 'Stela were made to bring up lost ties*,
and when within 20 miles of London, the fresh eights, then
gang et • very high speed, mate In collides with •halt-open
rats, which the extreme darknem prerusted the driver from
. The engine head light and some carriage stye were
knocked of, end the near side of the train simalzied consider-
able &nye. There was a rapid successica of heavy blows,
with • grinding notes caused by the Irons of the gate be-
coming entangled with the wheals and around the axle of s
first-class earriars, to the no little terror of the rummagers,
who were Ignorant of the reams until the train was again
stopped. Them accident* caused the train to be Dearly in
hear behind time an arrival at Rustoeveguere.
THE Two MEN BILLED BY THE BREAKING OT
Macientras.—lncitam—Anioquest wee bald yesterday at
Greeawlek en the bodies of theft* ma killed by the brisk-
ly of a " travelliag crane" in Yarn. Humphrey's factory
Greenwich, the paella/km of which wowed in Tautly'
Expose. A verdict of Accidental death" was re.
turned.

PENINSULAR AND ONTETTAL STEAM NAVIGATION
Court/cr.—The hooks of the company, we believe, are not
yet made up, hat we ha= herd it reported that the dividend
to be recommends! et lb. nest meeting, Deoember 6, in-
cluding a bonus, w3l be at the rate of 14 per ant., or 2 per
cent. per annum above the last half year 'a.— Herepeek.
RUSSIAN RAILWAYS.—OUE readers know that the
great Iteueian reilerey scheme, of 40 millions sterling for
railways, failed to boat in our and roost of the Continental
markets. To drive the Reeds= into it the government has
reduced the batmen-4 pee ant.—allowed by the beaks to 3,
whilst it guarantees 6 per cent to the railways. We suppese
this is a milder indueement than to say Subwribe or go to
Siberia," fir which there is never wanting a pretext against
an intractable aubject.—Herapoth.
RAILWAY RECEIPTS.—The traffic returns of rail-
ways to the United Kingdom, published for the week
ending November 14, amounted to 428,7571., and for the
week of 1856 to 427,7004, showing an =nee=
e(r.77.dbf he grow receipts of the eight railways having
their termini in the metropolis amount 4 (or the week sid-
ing as above, to 171.8632, end for the corresponding week
of hat year to 180,591 t, showing a decrease of 8,7281
The derresee on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted
to 6281. • on the Great Northern to 2,7281. • on the
London and North Western to 1,9461.; on the: leaden
and Blackwell to 781. ; on the London and South-Western
to 1.3151.; and on the South-Eastern to 1,8311. • total,
9,525!. But horn this must be deducted 31161., the (anew
on the Gnat Western, and 4121. on the Leaders, Brighten,
and South Coast, leaving the demure as above, 8,7261.
The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom
amounted to 256,8941, and for the comesponding period of
1866 to 247,1091., showing an itlefelle of 9,7861. in the M.
wipes of those lines, from which must be deluged the &-
ens= at the metropolitan lines, leaving the total inure
1,0071. as compared with the earnsponding week of alb&

MONEY MARKIIT.-TillB DAY.

Two o'CLocm.
The funds to-day have again shown an
upward tendency. After rising per cent., how-
ever, prices have since relapsed to the closing
quotations of yesterday. A joint stock bank
in the north of England is in difEculties, and

200,0001. in sovereigns have consequently been
transmitted to that quarter from the Bank

of England this morning. The shares of nearly all
the London joint stock banks have fallen to-day.
Consols for the 7th December, after touching 901,

"buyers," are now quoted 90 to 1. For
money the present price is 894 to 1. The
Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 88/
to 89 ; the New Thai per Cents., 83;
to ;; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 731;
Bank Stock, 214; India Stock, 218; Exchequer
Bills, 14s. to Bs. dig.; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, 981 ;
ditto 1839, 971; and India Bonds, 455. to 35e.effls. -
Turkish Six per Cents remain steady, at 874 to
88. Other foreign stocks are well supported.
Bales are recorded ea follows :—Belgian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., at 951 ex div. ; Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., at 98; ; Chilian Six per
Cents., at 101; Danish Five per Cents.,
at 102; Mexican Bonds, at 181 to 181;
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account
(November 30), at 751; Portuguese Three • per
Gents., 1863, at 431 ; Russian Five per
Cents., at 1031 to 106 ; Sardinian Five
per Cents., at 89; Spanish Old Three per Cents.,
at 411; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for
account, at 231; Turkish Six per Cents., at 87;
to 88; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 97k;
ditto for account, 971.
Subjoined is a copy of a telegram received this
day from Cagliari, by the Royal Mail Company :
" Malta, Nov. 20, 8.10 a.m.
"No intelligence of Emeu's missing mails at
Suez on the 16th inst."
The public continue to practically testify their
belief that Consols are the best of all in-
vestments at a period of monetary embarrass-
ment and distrust. Mercantile and other firms,
which under existing circumstances deem it pru-
dent to keep an unusually large reserve of money
in hand, are also glad to employ their surplus
funds from day to-day in loans on government
securities, the money being subject to immediate
withdrawal whenever needed. The high value
which money at present commands in the Stock
Exchange furnishes an additional incentive to these
operations. Owing, however, to the magnitude of
this supply of stock recently derived from banking
sources, the " continuation" on Consols from the De-
cember to the January settlement was quoted yester-
day as high as fto per cent., inclusive of income-
tax. As this charge is equivalent to fully half of
the coming dividend, the disposition to effect specu-
lative purchases of Consols is held in check. The
consideration referred to, however, affects not the
bond file investor.
Provided that no fresh important cases of embar-
rassment occur, there is a disposition to hope that
affairs will become more cheerful. The Irish and
Scotch advioes continue satisfactory, and sovereigns
are now flowing back to London. The foreign bullion
drain is also greatly checked ; the Continental ex-
changes are maintained at an extraordinarily high
point ; and considerable quantities of gold are
coming forward from various foreign quartz's.
The 525,9001. in gold brought by the Australasian
from Alexandria reached London yesterday, but,
owing to the non-arrival of the bills of lading, was
not delivered until late in the afternoon. The bulk
of this heavy remittance is expected to be sent into
the Bank on Saturday and Monday. The Bank
yesterday bought about 33,0001. in Australian gold.
Of the 130,0001. in gold brought by the steamer
Atrato from the West Indies, it is thought that a
considerable portion will be sent into the Bank of
England.
At the Bank of England yesterday the demand for
money continued unabated, bat it must not be for-
gotten that heavy repayments are constantly falling
&at at that establishment. Moreover, many parties,
including bankers, upon obtaining accommodation
to an unusually large amount, re-lodge the money in
the Bank. The joint stock banks have laid up ex-
tremely large balances, which the Bank of England
are of course enabled to employ.
The Paris Bourse has lately derived some en-
couragement from the visit to England of M. Fould.
The speculators seem to have imbibed an idea that
some "community of action," leading to beneficial
results, might be arranged between the Bank of
England and the Bank of France. It is of coarse
highly desirable that a good mutual understanding
should subsist between the financial authorities of
the two countries; but this understanding cannot
alter the facts which have contributed to the present
situation of affairs.
The letters from Vienna refer to continued OM-
'motile embarrassments, but the bourse at that city on
Tharsday was better. The Austrian funds recovered
to the extent of: to 1 per cent, whilst the exchange
on Laudon fell from 10.32 to 10.27. This improve-
ment is the money market is attributable to the of
announoement of a considerable reduction in the
Austrian mu rely establishment, the magnitude of
which has so long weighed heavily upon the re-
sources of the country. It was time that some mewwn of relief should be adopted, for the premium on
gold had risen to 12 per cent., and that on silver to
9 per cent.
At Hamburg the rate of discount his suddenly
recovered from 81 to 9# per cent.
The Ottoman Bank have just received another re-
mittance of 14,8001. in gold from Constantinople.
The suspension is announced of the highly
respectable firm of Messrs. I. IL Thomson and
Co., of St. Peter's-chambers, Cor3hill. Their
transactions are chiefly with the Cape and Mauri-
tius. The liabilities will probably prove consi-
derable. The embarrassments of the firm arise
principally from delay in the arrival of remittances,
and frees the extent to which their fundr are locked
'up in produce. It is fully expected that a consi-
derable surplus will remain after the liquidation of
every claim. Their suspension will not affect their
houses at the Cape and Alga, Bay.
At Hamburg Messrs. Ullberg and Cramer, en-
gaged the Swedish trade, have stopped payment,
being involved in some of the embarrassments in
Lond.on.

A meeting of the creditors of Mean. Bennoch,
Tisentyman, and Rigg, of Wood-street, is called for
the 27th inst.

--The negotiation of bills on the Continent was yes-
terday attended with great difficulty. Owing to the
prevailing distrust, there were scarcely any buyers
of bills, and only the paper of the first houses could
be sold. As regards Holland, Belgium, Hamburg,
and Vienna, the rates were nominally quoted still
higher than on Tuesday. The exchange on St.
Petersburg likewise continues to move in a dint-
don favourable to this country. The nominal quo-
tations are shown below, viz. •.
Amsterdam, three mouths, 12.2 to t; do., short,
11.121 to at ; Rotterdam, three montha,l2.2 to ; Antwerp,
three months, 25.86 to 95; Hamburg 11/41's Basco, three
months, 13.13 to 14 ; Parie, three days' sight, 26.36 to 50;
ditto, three months, 28.6 to 15; Frankfort-on-the-Maine,
three months, 1214 to 2; Petersburg, per rouble, three
months, 33 to 4 ; Vienna, e 6 do, thesis months, 11.2 to 8 ;
Triads, ditto, three months, 11.6 to 16; Nedstd, three
months, 47i to ; Coals, three months, 48 to 1; Leghorn,
three months, 30.80 to 70 ; Genoa, three months, 26.5 to
15 ; Naples, three mouths, 414 to 2 ; !Venn°' three
months, 124 to 4 ; Messina, three months, 124 to 4 ; Lisbon.
90 dam 614 to 2 ; Oporto, 90 days. 621 to t.
The particulars are published of a very large num-
ber of shares in the Great Luxembourg Company
which will be forfeited unless the calls in arrear are

paid within fifteen days.
The corn market yesterday was rather WS depressed
than of late, but no recovery in prices is observable.
Since Wednesday only two floating cargoes of grain
have arrived at rrts of call. All the country
markets exhibit a drooping tendency. In the French
markets the recent rise has been followed by dulness.

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