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The Daily Dispatch: November 30, 1860., [Electronic resource], article 8 (search)
for short loans, Government security, was about four per cent. Paris advices say that although the pressure for gold on the Bank of France continued, that establishment had decided not to raise its rate of discount above 4 ½ per cent. for the present. It was thought the Bank of France would continue to obtain gold supplies from England, but the Times' city article maintains that this need excite no uneasiness, although the drain on the Bank of France since the statement is said to have been immense. The shares of the Grand Trunk Railway, of Canada, rallied three per cent. on the 10th. It is rumored that the Duke of Newcastle is to receive the Order of the Garter, now in the gift of her Majesty, owing to the death of Richmond. The express mail train from Glasgow to London, when at full speed, ran into a cattle train on the Trent Valley Railway. Nine persons, mostly drovers, and thirty head of cattle, were killed. All the passengers miraculously escaped unharmed.