The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. .- 0.-... COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. * 3u,v0.-_-_21.01 1 1a , 2 1 A1D urwn4 4xn JCITICsa ma. SITTINGS IN TIM GAIL MGM lArd Campbell in , imated to the bat tbet so ads* mad berralter an the Bail Court to bun motions except os the last two drys of term. There were anti ample opportunis ti :es for making motions in the full court, and It was very deruble that %rational which had to decide whether a rule Judi he made 'Malmo st.uld have all the eircuratteaces let I Wore It when the rule was granted. . PORTER.-. This woo an &Ai in for the breach of a contract by which the plaintiff and soother pewit agreed to hand over to the etea.!ant certain documents to their poweesioo, which they alleged were tree, set could prove the defeniant's Oda to certain property in the hind. of the crown ; and the &f -leeciest agreed, in the event of recovering the property, to pay each of the two parties one-litth of the property so recovered. The declaration set out the agreement sad alleged that the defendant had recovered 52,0001., but bad not paid the plaintiff one-filth, se agreed upon. Tae defendant set up various One which were demurred to by the plaintiff, and the main caution ra , sed for the epinion of the court was, whether the egreement as set out in the deoleration leas bed in law, as being tainted with what is termed "maintenance and chameery." . . . . Lord Campbell, is deliveriag judgment, said the case dis closed maintenance in its wont aspect; for the defendant. alleged is hie pleas that the plaintiff, and the other party, 1 enteral Into ea agreement to simply such information and eviction, In case proceedings were taken in law or equity, as would enable hint to recover certain pro. perry to which he was entitled, and that if he should stinted in recoverieg it, he should pay each of the two parties one•fifth ct the property. They suder• took to furnish evident* of each • nature and quality as would his soeees•, and therefore t►ey were to supply it in • seamier which was most likely to lead ha perjury and the perversion of justice. Under num circumstances the court were of opinion that t►e sysemeat was clearly illesel. J odgmest for defendant. I ODONIIINT. Lord Campbell al.o delivered jodgmrot is thM CAN. It was as action sun a time policy spina a cunt which was totally lost in the roadstead of Saaderland, daring a steno, with 22 of hererew. It appeared that is ever to mike edam. use of the spring tide the ship trimmed the her sad cast 'eau in the roadstead. Whoa she l.ft the la elbow she was sot is • seasterthy state, the rigging being Incomplete ; but riggers ware seat out, and while um vessel was lying , in the roadstead the rigging wee rude perfat, and the ship put out la a seaworthy state. beore, however, she hal proceeded for a gale rose, and the anchor hmakiaa, the wee dratted to qua a reek. At the trial before Mr. Baron Brom* I, at Dolan, the pay found that the ship wan itheseworthy when she left the , euttoar, but visa sot lost while in that state, sad that the !:es was occosi,ned by the dragging of the cable and the itability to ship the enchor, end was sot ceased directly or indirectly by the uswaworttriseas of tee ship. A verdict was socordiagly fund for the plaiatad, bat a rale was saber gently granted for a new trial upon the greyed that it ught to hats been left ti the jory to say whether the wrosgfel set of the pitiet , ff in seadiag the ship to sea in as esesawouty Mate had aot unwed the has, the deheadaat's sigumeet being that the lose would set hue oeurred Utile enp had bus seat oat of harbour is a seaworthy state, fee in that case she would have been able to put oat to sea ' and Om avoided the duke, of remaining is the road stead. The horned judge said, it was a funda mental trieeiple of imamate law that the issuer should sot be liable for soy loss which was serseioaed by the Neglect or wrongfal set of the aimed, and the cooties is thM ease was whether the lose of the ship wee fortaitoas or woe isthmoid or caused by the wroagfal set or neglect of the plaiatiff. The court were of opinion that the direction of the teemed jedp woe dilutive, that the rule for a new trial should be awls absolute, and that it should be left to the jury to say not only whether the lose was at ribatabls to esseawerthiness but whether It was occa sioned by say wrongful atter default of the plaintiff. Though the enrt eree an divided in opiates, they wire ready to permit an appeal te tha Court of Bnor if the patties, preferred that warn. Mr. Kaewin said he wee shoot teak for that peciaimlim es he would rather appeal to a Ccort of Error than go de WS Spit to tr.al. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. IMMO la sum.- way tsar JUITICII cantatas An, MTN ♦ SEM OF ♦ coil. CI.UB. This settee was triad a few days ago, before Mr. Jae** Wino, at Guildhall, whoa a verdict was foaad for the gYF tiff for 391. _ Mr. Udall new moved for a role to enter the verdict Re the deleadaat epos Immo reserved, sad also for • new trial, salute the plated, wee mutest to redoes the verdict to 151. The p!ainuff was a oval merchant, anti he iced the defendant, who wee the laedlor" of the imend Table, ha Martia's-wiert, et. Merin's-lane, and shamus MO of the members of a society called the " Royal iremisiame Oval Society," whit* society was bald at the ibehailesee Mmes. It appeared that the plaieuff bad NOW lato as arrangement with the secretary fie supply the members of the society with oak, mit e the plaiataff had dose to the amount sf lIN. The I d counsel now eutintived, as it had bees pr ess. that the Weed's; although a member. sever isterhend st all in the 'management of the club, that the sectary could not enter late a contract so as to bind the defendant In his absence. If the plaintiff bad a remedy agehalt asp body it was against seise penes who bad entered into the cow rat, the defendant not having beta present whoa the order for the male wee given. The court thought the question ought to be dimmed, and granted a rale ern all point'. Rale greats!. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. lITTIMOII I shwa, ma LI Amman, ala. 'Aso:. walrus, Amp ma. way imam,. DELARUI I. tom:act:a aPD 021111.1 MUMANCL Mr. &tweet Shee mu;;;;;tkhalf of the pletatiff for q' ittoehmeot ageless the defenosnts Colonel Fattiness end others, the direetore of the Alderrhott Matters Company. for disobedience to an injuockoo Wined then by Mr. Justice Crowd.r. It appeared thet the eVion was brosght to recover cow rogation in demises for a nuisance carried on at the oefeadent's works, which off -ct.l the presence of the plain tiff Thom works were arablishod for the purpose of deodorising aid desiccative; the sewage wetter, the offal, manure, sad refuge, whir, was removed teem the camp at Alderehttt from time en tune. The da &indult, pleaded at trot act galley, but subsequently withdraw that plea gad paid 601. taw court, which sum wes takes out by the plaintiff, who, in August lee, obtained en icjimiciou which was disobeyd, and the plaintiff now applied for ea attachment ageism the derv:Waists for such disobedience, the nuisance complained of being still cont,oned, to be deeper of th e health of the plainti ff , sod those residing in the seighbourt ood of the works, from the pestilential effluviums arising therefrar• Harm Aldmot —We cahoot judge of the steeeh velem we smell it ; and, fur my part, I an meteeted to amosisplish that desirable object threagh the Immo( a master of the covet. Suppose you ogre* to rand down the master who bee the longest nos., to the works. (Laughter ) Sir V. Thesiger, who appeared on the other Md., said the ministers@ es their lordships were swore, was in these came moat coidietieg. The affidavits on the part of the pleistiif disclosed that a girl who was picking hope in ea edit:doing field could oot proceed with her work w.thost holding • handkerchief to her tics*. (A. laugh.) This wait simply absurd. Kr. Ilsrjeset She' eneepleised that th. defeedaste had wilfully wad deliberately d ruiryed the order of the !termed ledge, se he wield show, from the affidavits filed by the pigtail; that the askance was is eaisu ace trots May till the sad of Oe ober. F. Theeir r said the 011iSaRCO bed bees diseentimard Mace Jay last. Ibis was a matter cf ;treat repartees* to tbildefeedeote, who are blued by a ccatreet to remove the moil, de , from the cusp, which, if left there, would meats , . pestilence. The Chief Baron said that thia leaned coattail cuild sot ones for so attachment oo the lost day of term. He would esopet that • ge•tleman who recanted • Loh position at the her (Mr (frow.s), sad whom reps atioa far chemical kaowleoge has spread. for beyond Os limits of this elantry. eluteld visit the work, from time to time, sad report as to the *malamute or discontinua.* of the Bahasa mm plaised of. After some Eieceepoe tete meta woo seceded to. with the eadentewliee that the qualities' cf tons should be messed for the eezitioa of the evert. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Woos, OIL 0.1•1•01041111 U*120•11. IN RE SHE ROYAL ball MN BANE.—PREPARA TION OF TUE BALANCE-SHEET. Mr. Harkened, ea behalf co! the 'misusers to this w. renewed the appliratira for se order e•e the directors, cell is, oa then te prepare srd b'e the b-lease-sheet and se. *oast. of the beak. Mr. Krell, Mr. MISOO. Mr. aid ether path,. in, appeared for the ulte:ters. After a aeniveramion, .1 wu agreed that the form of tie balaana-sheet to b. prepared Anal.' be settled batman Kr, Lot, tie eglisial ma'am, sad Kr. Coleman, the ammuntant ; . met tbat a formal order should the. be mad* certespondlag tbente. TRII CIUDITS.II MtliDlllll.--Jaeltoo• n.aSns 111 the wine deadrd laced in which lieeppeorod at hie eatable tion. We understood tl at his Meade have doodad M agnesite awnisst wherever for the vergivore of hie de arse*. 6o wW hove, thesofese, re role open sesnael up• pouted by the judge for his etaimpe.—Chestar CAroitick. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, . NOVEMBER 25, 1866. Mfon by. Clytie, 'hailed with *kiss pockets ow the Pastern - - - From the seldom., of Elroy, 87 N, and Tonkin,BlB N. it 'Opened that lad night, shoat 8 o'clock, they as the prthonen, is company with a pap of other tithed, steadier; resod • stn who wee pretesdisp to be Is • St. The man got up sad weld away, bat shortly afterwards fell down ages, sad then the polies saw Borrows take fres • neetkwan's pocket a white silk handkerchief, with whisk they made off. Tee peace last sight at that for shoat • quarter of an hour, when they fell is with them fa Win chester street, at d upon amain then the handkerchief was fogad upon Harrison. Both pitmen were well known to the poise, sad had been several times coedited. Tbe pennon, who had aothiag to ley in their defer.ce, wen committed to the Road of Contain' for three calen dar months. Premiers, u they were being restored, said—. Ob, very well ; we can do that little lot os our heads." LAMBETH. CONVICTION OP ♦ TICINT-01-LIMA NAN. James Apennine, a ticket-of leave man, wu dually examined before Mr. Elliott en a charge of being towed loitering about for di.hoxest purposes. The partiealen appeared is the Erpren of yesterday week. The prisoner called hie sister and other witnesses to prove that he had been manic( an honest living sines his die (kerne ; but in this they failed, and Mr. Elliott sentenced him to three months' hard labour, observing that there unlit be as doubt that his Memnon one to amok felonies. SHARE L1828.-THIS DAY. Two akocz. The railway share market to-day is very quiet. Purchases are checked by the approach of the settle• went, and prices in inert asses have been slightly easier. Midland stook is chiefly affected by specula tive realisatioes. Upon the whole, however, the late advance is well supported. Foreign and colonial lines are quiet. ORDINANT SHAM AND ATOM. S I Si II It I'l ft 111 In * id ad lb. IN. ii: is :ii .4i 1141444 k Slew a p. 4484 0042.144. . amliredlob band 24 p. 4. Clot sat Berko Dmi.PalkiliberJva . Notch C 11441.044.1104.2p46._ 44. TM 2 114.1114.4pffir ONLIM•22 I Balm Wes 4 Want Ilist Um 4 pw1442....... SOL per CL NN ma; resousini — - Ind Math= Oak fla. . 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The prisoner then absconded, end we, taken into cusudy at Bath with 1301. or 1401. in hie porsvnion. The Common fivjeant evatenced the prisoner to four years' penal mn,taae. The money taken from the ritoner was ordered to be given up to the prommatore. Chaves Butler, 25, was charged with the capital dream of feloniously setting fire to a ciwelling.hoase, persons being therein at the time. In another count of the indictment the prisoner was charged with the offence of burglary. The prosecutor of this inatetment was a gentleman named lived, who reside. at No. 16, Warwick-place, Peek hem Rye. About two o'clock on the morning of the 30th October, a polio-constable, named Pcillips, who was on ' duty near the spot, law machine on the prosecutor's pre ' mites that excited his attention, end he watched and heard the sound of a man jumping trier the p►lings, and on going to the piece he toned the prisoner end took him into custody, and, after some rosisteoce, he succeeded in lodging him la the station-house. Upon examining the prime -1 cattcr's house it was Mond that the kitchen shutter had been sot fire to, sad had been burnt to smelt an extant as to suable it to be cut through with a knife, and a piece of candle and a knife were inbesquently found in the poseemion of the prisoner, who had no doubt endeavound to obtain an entrance into the hoses for the purgew of committing a robbery. The primer said nothing in his nehmen The jay found the prisoner guilty, and muses of death was ordered to be resordod. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS PAY. MANSION-HOUSE. iii Ellis Mills, • womsa formerly employed by Mr. Dos, a U etstioner, woo charged with having stoics two hustles of M. books. et. g L i Mr. Dos said the primmer walked into the and took op the bosh*, which, so doubt dos= m to got rid of as waste paper. Blum was, he mid i so mosslissa • workweass, bat he had bees obliged to diatoms bee on 111. *must of her =fortunate len" of dunk. M The priesser ask iit woo the Ant time oho had ever dose e t scything of the kind is hoe life. The Lord Mayor notestes4 the prisoner to Imprisonment with hard labour for twisty-one days. II Triads Bons was charged with having stabbed a seas St sassed Plyss, who said - 1 wee, on th e 9th et Noveot• .• ber, at a disser at the Three Nara Is Aldan*, to whore I had a quarrel with a comrade of miss. We g e were toned out, sad the wastrel mu renewed, sad the Ss., rimer, who had boss, with other lorslgsers, is the tap- St., room, suss behind mr, and stabbed me is the bask. I was takes to a coffee hop, where • 'urgent attasded me, sad I e s t sew the prissier *gala sad idestified him. 1 west after. t p wards to the hospital, where IHs still a Wiest. The pri iq - eons was eases to the statics-hew. IN The argue said the wassd woe two ladies lon, sad St-,. perhaps half as leak deep, is the blade-bozo of the shoulder. He should say it was a dangerous woad- This "• pilieLt is sow programing towards health. The policeman, who took the prisoner into emtody, said he found cm him a sheath whisk Bind she dagger with whisk the wessd was indieted. The primer was coissittsd for trial. MARLBOROUGH. STREET. ELTIAO/DISAIII CIAROZ OS STILLING VALVABIA BOOM. William Sennett, 133, Camboielgo-neset, Eselostos swore, sad Berard Animus Christmas, of the same addroso, were brought before Mr. Hoods., charged with Moiling, at Inanition Pea, liimUngslosshire, a quantity ' of valuable books, the property of Lady Olivia Sparrow. •Ileat camber of bmia woo seekeed is ken, ask Memel the pease washy. ea/ key little knows but to llMEeplkil. Amokt them wok an digest espy of the Mashatit to Meese* formerly behests( to Prase. the Pint, end a key of Pryanes &mord% with the u zc: arias embeseed on the *MIL There was oleo a man Bible of great yak The Ant whom sled was Mr. Toovey, booksolLr, No. 177, Pie:kith, lekleakeed Frye's... Hooped., sad the Enstratai in Aelitede../ the ft let r there being only see other oop=Vie W t yesterday off. the W i L ati _loshised sole, as asbeed bb shop aad off. the two she several o th er books wheal he t W sue la• eh sit the riser. He examined the books, and, Hem that trey wink peseruity, and very a be leseeiseed the prism Meet them. Feltner 1 1 , siTiditadlts penbasest thin alweisd. wed that the books gg were above peke, ineresiells the "Emelmell," there belie is ally one other op, i ealleweet ma that was la the M. seesseekm of Lord Hewn. He Nit the primer to all M. agale, sad he would OM the matter over. Benne, his Lost as/ seeped calling, Lewd Gosport tame in, and witness obeyed the boobs to Me butilehip, who knew the book. as , keel ea he saw theso, sad mimed them without eke to ismaing them, es also ekes books whisk he had at the H emu time. His lembhip told winks that no ono so so was et liberty to sell the books, es they were beldam* His lordship theta said he would go :0 att, aad reek Melee in the matter; sad, Is • the mein tisk, Hoetright came main, and he g then gave him lea guineas for the books, for the pespose of Manilas Mom. This was osly la part pay meat. At his Janeiro hts It Ohio Maned, end he then told Ma whet he bad due. Witness then told the prisoser ,„ lie must ezpiala to matter further before he could ; deal with him. Esetright said the owner of the books was la • eab et the door, sad letredesed the pd.. N mei Christmas to the.. As soca as Christmas mitered the I shop ho told hiss to explain the matter to his lordship. 111 They left the room, and the prisoner remelted he leavens- 1 the with hie lordship. He had previously had dealing. with Christmas. Lord Gosport said be never was more tupelo./ than whoa he saw the books produced lyleg oe the skater In Mr. Toovey's shop ; and on buries Eros Hr. Taney I that V.., had km (Mend for sale, he meat on', sad hay. I lag steered the sernees of a detective °Hoer, wept beak to Mr. Toovey's, wean be saw ens of the primers with Pryone's Records " ender his um. The other had the other book. His lordship thee fetched h he cater, and told the enamors no um had the power of selling the gooks. Christmas this tech hie lordship into the beck shop, and begged he would be Indent with him. He told him he had no power to be so, es be bad a duty to perform. The primmer thee told him he became sequeisied with a gush= of Lady Olivia Sparrow, and by that means had scions to the house. Ho asked him if the same of Elliott, gives by him to Mr. Tothey, hi. cornet name. Prisoner said it was not. His lordship ...betoken, west down to Bremptoa Hall, and he found the books predated were missies from the library. His lordship had Innen them from his childhood. Mr. Benicia (to the prionere)—Have yes any questions to ask of Ids lordship. Prikens—No, your worship; the 'videos has been very truly stand Hr. Beadon—Then I shall remand yen for a week. SOU INWARK. TEI TICIIIT-07 88888 STSTIII. George White, an ill I. thing young fellow, who has *My within the last few days reeeived his ticket-of leave from government. having been tranipoind r sine years, was brought up is the ustody of policeman 607 A, charged with the felloeteg daring robbery : William Lister, a led in the employ of Mr. Pdlety. butcher, Shanon-street, Borough, entk that nous inking he was earryieg a trey of most as te leave for d.fferent outman. While pambeg Dalbano. fast the biker's, the prisoner end asothet skim/ aft of a wort adjacent, end nearly honked him awe. He Nee saw the premier match a large piece of beef se the tray an an away with it. Wimen pulsed him, and saw him drop It, ft and a minute or two afterward. be sew him is custody. 20 The prison, here denied hating taken the be.f. The a reason he ran was bonus he saw other proms running. It Police-constable 607 A a.id he to the primmer Into cue. tody. aid ma searching him foiled a ticket of-leave in his picket, sh:eh certified that the prisoner was tried fa July, t o 18.50, sad transported for Os von yeah, sad that he was n 'hewed es the 10th of the r.. sent mouth. It Mr. Cube said he was surprised that such a character ! should have hoes allowed a ticket of-leays. T om the does- mat handed to him by the constable it appeared that his G senteace would lieu up red la a few motes.; besides that, g he perceived a piece of parchment attached to It giving I Isle a character. The later set forth that "George 1 White's conduct was rather gold in the poblic works, bet 2 indifferent in the prime." Now, he should have thought ; that so/Icent for the authorities to have denied him scull the euirstion of his sentence, and not end tech a chat t rester loose on the would with a ticker-of have. He asked the grimier when he was liberated from Portland prison. The ptiseeter replied that his ticket of-leave was dated the 10th lastent, hat he was not liberated until the 16th. Mr. Combe—What, only out of prison a few day., after tHiefeg min yam' pima servitude, and thee commit a *lvy robbery. What are you ? riteeow—Noteese at all, sir. However, I deny having Mies Ow beef. Mr. Coombe wee net at all semisd at the issinerose berserk and garotte robberies being worsitted daily ell ever As metropolis, when inch ebereslore were allowed Eke* Mile tickets of leave. In the pound instance the Menke/ *Davin Immediately retuned ei IN old poetises, telftem eves waking es attempt to pie ea Mee* lived- Wed. He should semen his to Notiegele Ire Mel. end be bored the judge who tried him would Ink prissier tido of kis ticket.oftleave. CLERIC IN W ELL. Tire renews, well ►mow. to the feller, who 111 1 " ` ll . SUMS et Hamm sal Haniipos, Imo Sand St the W. lei Aw a t:rigrog44., bums. all 36na.WeleAlreeefiL7 all atabiLLas.l2icksaJAlr. Nosamindalletlil.C. 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New all 06.11de.dasy 61. opt. 066 all De. 416. i 6. d . 110 all Dee do. 14. de. I& all Do. la. itorltlboatop all Koko Geer. 4s p.oent It De. 4i onst. ltst & Do.llr4MitAts.6 pares 6 66646 Owl. 6pm amt I 14 S4e Sli le pa SI 10 P. If .56 ii 111 111 i i PE, I Pak MEM RAILWAY 011LIOATION Wimp sal PAW. fp. eL &gem el Irene 11 pa eat IS If Ohre New 6 ps3 Gt. Omaniof freale3 IXtto New 3sr mat 11 11 await lasualows 7 per el L1114•33011013419a S post $ all losesodOlasoa Swart II 114 tom W Maas& ••per et Olia•gar Not Ile Ilaillental Pmaripwral. II Ile :L=Ar - oft lima. l2l 111 mal lam por am— OW Mall pis 11 111 awl Seaga • perN U at ham Ipst pr et. II a al▪ l 11.111LWAellImalala YOZZION sau V o l tadMal= ▪ Mire " . 9 Is lat Orslimma al IS Demi ▪ `eta of lams r 4k Ds. Dm unfair . IS Ming of hum. 15 Oara.as. isarnsa W labs trainee and an Limo relTsnirmo a lasionds %MUM all Umiak liale.llp &Tref la lon ark Omen WLem is/ laidlammar Sada Mks& --. • au IllsowalAiii an De. de. s czt e .he an el eli Manaislis Trask Irril al▪ l asiOdires • DNA sal Sas Froadue Illnasisaslssa./ PTA tame owl Itasal , —.. an all me 11;in all Mae par OW. Rabe all awn et Verr0...... I CI Welt rod= all Do. 64 pwwwet. hal.. all Wasearei..W. entree • Waters of llaarla al Masks of 11wIlairlasa.. W MONEY NARXIT.-THIB DAT. Two o'CLoon. The funds opened steadily, but soon declined 1 per I sent., some of the recent operators for the rise show ing a disposition tonal's* their profits. A rally has sines taken place, however, and prices are now quoted only 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The market is firm in character. Consols for the 4th Deuwere first marked 941,declined Se 94 to /, and stand now at 94/ to 1. For money the piss is 94 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have bus dealt in at 921 to 931; the New Three per Cents, at 931 to 931; Bank Stack at 2161; the New T wo-and-a-Half per Cents. at 771; India Stock at 226; Exchequer Bills at 2s. to Be. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 99; and ladle Bonds at 2.. to Se. prem. Turkish Six per Cants. were first marked 94, then 931, and are now quoted 931 to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. stand at 1001 to 101. Other foreign securities are quiet and steady. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents. (Small Bonds) at 1001; Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates at 961; Mexican, foe the 28th inst., at 221; Russian Fouvand-a-lialf per Cent. at 96 and 961; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 231. As we anticipated would be the case, the recent enormous supplies of gold frornAustralia have resulted in an important addition to the Bank's metallic stock. We an state positively that as much as 350,0001. of the gold, ex the James Baines, has been presented for purchase at the Bank. Inclusive of the sums sent in on Saturday and Friday, it is computed that the Bank must have received altogether about 480,0001. We 'believe that arrangements have been made for remitting to the Bank of Francs 200,0001. more out of the supply ex the James Baines. Parties who are its a position to judge state that, of the sum which still remains en sale in the market, a further amount of about 80,0001. is pretty sure to be sent into the Bank of England. The amount of specie brought by the Asia, from New York, is only 73,6001., of which a portion is believed to be on Continental account. The ship Phoenician, from Sydney, has 248 os. of gold and 1,0001. in sovereigns on freight, worth together about 2,0001. The Adele has arrived from Sydney, bat is not known to have any gold on freight. Her dates are old. The New York advioss report the exchange on England lower, with • downward tendency, the supply of bills being considerable. Thi corn market yesterday showed increased heavi ness, and progress could not be made with sales except at a reduction of 3e. to 4s. per quarter for English wheat, le. to 2s. for foreign, ls. to 2s. par quarter for barley and oats, and 2s. per sack for flour. A portion of this decline, it will be remembered, war virtually established on Friday last. The arrivals of foreign breadstuff, in London continue large, comprising last week 43,661 quarters of wheat, 14,762 of barley, 26,611 of oats, and 9,879 barrels of flour. A large business has been done in floating cargoes since the close of the market on Friday, and most of the recently arrived cargoes are now die. posed of. The demand for Eubanks wheat for exportation to France continues, but the stocks on the spot have been nearly all cleared off. At most of the country markets held at the close of last week an average decline of le. to 3s. per qr.was established in wheat. Maize, however, was dearer. A telegraphic despatch dated St. Petersburg, Sa turday, states that the thermometer (Reaumur's) showed 2 degrees of frost, being equal to 41 degrees of frost, scoarding to Fahrenheit. The weather was vary stormy. The ship LO. had been totally lost off Nerve. In tallow,l6o ro. bad been paid for August delivery. Them:hangs on London ruled somewhat higher, at 38 13-16 d. It is • very remarkable circumstance, and one which illustrates la a striking manner the liberality and enterprising spirit of this great commercial commu nity, that the 360,0001. required for the capital of the Atlantic Telegraph Company has been already almost entirely subscribed, although the list has merely been banded about privately, and no advertisements have been issued soliciting subscriptions from the general publics In feet, the large nominal amount of the itharn, which are of 1,0001. each, renders them suitable only to capitalists. We are informed that the subscription list is to be aimed on Friday next. Most of the " merchant princes" of London, Man chester, Liverpool, &a, have subscribed towards the realisation of this magnificent project. A general meetiog of the shareholders of the Commercial Bank of London it called for the 16th of December, to elect a director in the room of Mr. Edward Oxeuford. Mr. Herbert Taylor is announced as a candidate. Messrs. Rothschild Brothers, of Paris, announce to the parties holding the bonds of the 900,0001. loan of the United States Bank, which is now winding up, that they will be in a position to distribute, on the 27th instant, certain dividends resulting from the liquidation. - The Master in Chancery charged with the winding up of the Great Western of Bengal Railway Company will proceed, on the 26th instant, to declare • dividend of the assets amongst the original &titianes of shares. It appears that the Master has decided that transfers of shares or scrip in this company are illegal and void. Holders of paid up 61. shares in the Wiesbaden Railway Company are informed that they will have the right, until the 29th inst., of exchanging such shares at par value for a proportionate number paid up in full in the Nassau Railway Company. It is fur , thee mentioned that holders who 'hall not exercise this right " will receive upon the amount paid by them a fixed interest of 4 per cent. per annum during the construction of the two railways—the Rhine and the Lahti; and after the opening of these lines for traffic, they will them be entitled to a preferential interest of 6 per cent. per annum, but will have no right to participate in any further dividend, nor in l any of the advantages reserved exclusively for the holders of the new Nassau Railway shares, nor will they possess the right to vote at any of the general meetings of the company." The directors of the Royal Swedish Railway Company state that they intend shortly to call a general meeting of the shareholders, when a report will be presented of their proceedings since they came into office. Notice is given that the Oriental Gas Company is now incorporated with limited liability under the act of last session. The strip is therefore called in for registration. The halt yearly interest is advertised on the Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds. MONDAY ETZNINO. Owing to the knowledge that gold Is flowing into the Bank, coupled with the easier appearance of the money market, every department of the Stock Ex change to-day showed great firmness. The funds at one pericd of the morning attained a fresh advanoe of per cent., and finally closed per cent. above the highest point reached on Saturday. But for news of a pause in the upward movement in the Paris Bourse, the rise here would probably have been more decided, the general feeling being highly favourable. A further decline in the corn market was amongst the circumatasese regarded with satisfaction. In the discount market to-day there wee a Rood demand for money, but also a good supply. First class bills continue to be discounted "out of doors " below the Bank rate. Coppola, which closed on Saturday at 941 to 3 for the 4th December, opened this morning at 944 to 1, reached 944 to and closed at 944 to e. The last price for mosey was 944 to 4, and for the January account, 95 toe, inclusive of income tax, or equal to 94 to eex die. After the close of the Stock Ex change, the market was firm, at DS "just sellers," for the 4th December. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944,944, 94, 941, 941; ditto, for account, 4th Dec., 944. 4, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 934, 024. New Three per Cents., 934, 4, 1. 1, 1. Bank Stock, 217, 2154. India Stock, 227. Threeend-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1888, 981.981, 984; ditto, 1859, 981. A feature of the market is a further rise of 2s. in Exchequer of Bills, which have reached 2.. to sa. pea. Sees of the purchues have been effeoted by 4 4I 17 I SI IS IS II If 1$ 91 Si lf, IS U Si — fi T 1 174 1 9 1 V 9 I 121 24 211 t 2 do 111 U NI Si 14 If ff N $ N $1 N 71 19 1311 1211 111 10 U Uf 71 . 74. 4 37. 96 6 wt , 11 i~ 14 9 U 111 ills 9 4 di " 61 114 0 SO Of Of Ss ii 19 IS $4 44 4 04 iss is $l, 44 If 11 &II Id Ode It If Si 44 10 104 314 ssi • 10 47 48 14 1 014 77 1 8 91 I 7, 1 741 .1i i db I 1 db 14 111 $7 Id 191 41 191 4 8 8 $ 4 • 14 V 11 MILT& ei 7 ofi s j 1 ad pai le 11 ma id, I Pla if lsi I ff 1 1 la 114 +i in $7 ._ P i I? .. lit sit 41 41 11 11 9 1 1111 9 1 M 17+ 1141 I 5 4 9. FATS. 1 11. I Ira 9$ 97 111 as SS 92 9- i 9• li II P• "I 4 pm I n 4 U 4 44 le+ 11 14 10 del 4 4 d LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Nov. 16—Tbs mold boo boos Nasty Way, at ea dunce on aurrasyst weft traumatises :—Blibishos=ol6 . 118 4 1 =4: C=9l. k. ft-11M Langthift 1114—Onat weiws. It M Waal" IN— ma EMI radtriar. Mia* a tu L amea d Liaeolortim_ amb m a s t mi ,.. —M trier 1 IN= s el isssin. ill 6 Il 111. 12. MO .144 us at Cards, 24 (snr obaroo). to. Hft p.-0. b. TRAFFIC RETIUBNII. NUN Far Ile. Wm; Taal unarm. •P+. mom obialiss. ISM. 1864. West maw Nov. T. I ar I I Ofist.Welira el Quads .... SS 4.764 9411 LW 12.614 Week sodas boy. C. lieutb Plantars 14= Brie . ......ataa. awl nee&.. GROWTH 01 AN AMERICAN CITT.—Tho popula tion of Cinelneeti, within the dorms% limits, is stated to be 470,000. The *sports from that ally foe the year 1866 6 soloseted to 60,744,786 dole.; to 1861.2 to only 33.236.896 dole. This gives so Wee of the pest thereon of badness within foot yetell. The imports into the city the lot year eitnetod to 76,295,901 dole. MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE —LIVERPOOL. MONDAY. — Of the spoisie Nought by the Nisi sell steam ship As* I from New York, maestro' to 868,767 dollen, the pastor Forties (m 206,876 dam.) woo oa soonest of amooliaato la Haws, sad treathipped as beard the Comma mew SWIM .hlp Itdlaa, Ciptola Harrhea, wltioh sailed for Rowe this isisases. - Marla sod tyOns fiver is very pressisst is soles psis el the Semi el Reiland, sisonest grows op perms. .64 lessissivs. Is ImpWm Odpiss, Pcstimasser, sal MOM ibe Ississisbis 10111134 t M. thus, ban SIN Ins Swale dls w few Asp. 14 u lii iii 11$ 110 100 110 5 1 .1 I Wn- Vie Pe 9 Si sl lullj 1044 • 1104* 44 as us n? 1N Iff the broker who sots for government. Exchequer Bonds have advanced per cent., and closed at 981 to 99. India Bonds command par to 4e. rem. Turkish Six per Cents, rose this moromg to 941 to 1, relapsed to 93/ to 94, and closed at 931 to 941, or 1 per cent. higher than on Saturday. After the dose of the Stock Exchange, the price was quoted 941 to 1 for the 28th instant, and 941 to # for the next account. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. advanced 1 per Cent., leaving off at 1006 to 1011. Mexican Bonds are quoted better, and other foreign descriptions remain firm. _ _ . Bank of Egypt shares have 'Attica a further rise, and closed at 1 to 01 dim. Ottoman Bank were last quoted 21 to 2 dis., being firmer; National Dis count, 7-16 to 9.16 prem. *bowing also a slight improvement; London D iscount, 1 to 1 dia.; and 0 1 Bank of Switzerland, 11 to 11 dis. Bank of Atistraluia stock was quoted 1 higher. Electric Telegraph stock was also better. London Dock stock is marked 106; St. Katharine Dock, 89; General Steam Navigation, 25; and 26; and New South Wales Government Five per Cents., 102. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro. 'toted railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bangs away,l to # premium ; Ceylon Railway, 14 to 1; prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1.16 prem. ; Rigs and Dunaburg Railway, to j prem.; Copiapo Railway, 1 die. to par ; Italian Junction Railways, 2 to 14 dis. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, to 1 prem. Metropolitan Railway Gua ranteed shares, 4 to 1 dim.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, 1 dis. to par; ditto, B shares 1 to 0/ dia. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—Europeaa and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, dia. to / pm.; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, dia. topaz; West Ham Distillery Company, 1 die. to par; Levant Mineral, dia. to par; Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company, par to 1 prem.; and National Guaranteed Manure Company, par to 3 prem. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The inquiries at present are chiefly for shares in East Wheal Rose, Treweatha, Great Wheal Alfred, Lady Bertha, and Wheal Grenville. The business going forward is of a steady character, but not active. In the Stock Exchange today United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 31; and Imperial ' Brazilian at Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Comae, 161 ; amiable? and St. Anhui, 86, 871; Great Alfred, 101; Lady Bertha, 20.. 22e ; Satridp Cor soli, 21 ; South Caro Brea, 16; South Tolgu, 150. In the Stock Exchange: Alfred Comb, 151 ; North Beret, 36 ; Sortridge Con sole, 2 11-16 ; South Care Brea, 16, ; Wheal Trelawney„ 13a ; Great Wheal Alfred, 104, ; Great Wheallfor, 21 ; Wheal Zion, 21s. 3d. ; But Alfred, 17e. ; Pietism am, 20e. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.-THIS DAY. (ST IikONNTIC Tru.saaArz.) (771017 001 OWN 0011111PO11D117.) We had only • modem% attendance of farmers and mil lers at our market this day, and but a small null trade doing, the demand being trifling. Wheat was Id. per bushel cheaper; tour quiet ; Indian corn unchanged. Oats and oatmeal dull, and without alteration in prim. Weather gloomy. -THIS DAY. ----.- Bvout--The small publie sales eal programing steadily. The refined market shows a slight &drapes. Comm.—This article ►ae amused confideaee, and the public sales are going off well. Tu.—The large arrivals of the sew season's onus cause the trade to buy cautlou:y ; 2e. 4d. is the highest pries paid. litcs.—The importers bought is the sound portion of As Siegal offered In public sale at high prices. Rote-150 puncheons good Demerara sold yesterday at 2e. Bd. proof. SALTPrIII is in good demand, and holden ask as ad- •na of h. Corrox.-500 bales sold yatetday oft 'Change. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market Is steady at the aniseed quotations : Town tallow, 665. 6d. sett sash ; Petenburg 17 , on the spot, 68s. to Bd. • November to Diem ber, 68s. ; January to Mush, 68s. to 675. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr.B. J. Davis report. the supply large, mid trade beavg. Priem meadow hay, 68e. to 80a.; superior ditto (old), 84e. to 80i. ; inferior, 60e. to 1301. ; rowels, 60e. to 70e.; doom, 70.. to 1061. ; woad eat, 70e. to 960. ; straw, Ma. to 28s. THE GOLDEN LECTITHESHIP.—Yesterday wonting a general meeting of the court of militants of the Haber dashers' Company was held at thole hours in dreamt street, for the purpose of receiving the oases and exualaiag the testimonials of candidates or the golden leetureship, which is about to become vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Henry Melvin, 8.D., who Du been appointed to a canonry in St. Paul's cathedral. There are four candidates for the officio, which merely involves one sermon a week at St. Margaret's church, Lothbury, and is worth about 4604 a year, namely, the Rev. Daniel Moore, M.A., unites of Camden Church, Camber ; the Itev.Thce rector of Stoke Newingten; the Rev. Robt.Blekersteth,M.A.. rector of Sr. Oilee's-in-the•Ftelde ; and the Rev. 4: Molyneux, M.A., chaplain to the Loth Hospital. 11 6 1 court of Resistants sppoieted Saturday next as the day ma which they would proceed to the elution. The mated is expected to be a very close ea*, THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.—The exact numbers on the show of hands at yesterday's meeting were— For Mr. Matins, 39; for Mr. Love, 126. The Chairmen 6.- elated that the poll would commence that emirs, and be ustietted on the following (this) day sod on Wednesday, sad that the result would be declared on Friday, at on. ✓eioek. ACCIDENT ON THE ULVERSTON SANDlL—During the last week the Diemen Sands have been in a very un settled stets, and the noosing very uneertale, the ford some- Owes changing 1111Veril times in one day. Last Monday afternoon, Joseph Lambert, blacksmith, of Allishwaite, was returning from Unenton with a hone and tart belonging to John Moor, of that place. Not seeing the guide (who was in search of soother ford higher up, having abandoned the place used as a crossing in the monies), be followed the tracks in the sand, and entered the channel opposite Canal Foot, at the place where be had erased a few hours before. Within a few steps of the other aide the horse soddenly stepped into • quicksand, and began to sink rapidly, toge ther with the ears, which was laden with iron. Lambert immediately ezie d cut for assistance, aniPcommeneed throw ing out oa the embank the lighter commodities he had in the conveysace, bet was so bewildered that he bad not pre sence of mind to unyoke the horse while the owe port of its boil war out of water. The guide and some gentlemen who were on the sand at the suns time, amongst whom was Lord Burlington, went directly to his assistance, but the current was so strong that the cart was °unwind Won anything could be done to extricate the bor.', and it was drowned, and with the cart was soon engulfed. Buoys from Canal Foot were attached, that It miebt be recovered next tide, wh'eb was accordingly done.—Preston Guardian. THE GIPSY KINO.—Tbe inquest on old Stanley, commonly called " The Gipsy King of the West," who was found dead is the river Dart, near Tones, was eantinde4 last Friday by Mr. W. A. Cockey, sonnet. It appetite that the old man was talking to a little boy on Tonne bridp in the evening, when a tall, neigh-tooling fellow, dressed la a velveteen jacket, Mae op and sheen him, sad took him away. A few hours &Remade, at two o'clock is the morning, a wens.. who lives near the river heard a seise of panelling and struggling, and then a splash of water. She Cooked out, and sow • man, resembling the one who bed accosted Stanley on the hedge, erouchirg by the water's edge and looking intently en the water. He ran away se fast as he could. It was proved ontohe medical men that death war caused by strangulat d not by drawling, and the jury returned a verd:et of " Wilful murder against some person cr persons unknown." COYMERCIAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE COM. PANT.—.The claim of Mr. E Evans of 2,3001, alleged to ban been advanced to this company, is ordered by the Chief M . Galsworthe, bin solicitors , is settled. The Cahn Clerk Dettrtho,eutiforittesrborofutgehetitoiillbeytt r s . tad T v arg o u v a e o r d e s e nd til the of is objected to oa the ground of the allegation that the Creston mode use of it to dealers dividend., althou,th no otofile of w s G r t a r z l tie d . ree sod tt e d n o the pe further o, hadgroundo power that o b •: r te . : th e money. d • d Muter in Chaneory Humphry has at length decided that WESTERN OF BENGAL RAIL W AY. — The all transfers of shares or aerip in this abortive company are illegal and void, and has directed the nee'aratioa of a d,vidend of toe sesets in the hands of 11r. Quitter (of the firm of Quitter, Bell, and Co.), the official manegor, mem, the edgiest &Bonus of shares the result ot which is that the transience of shares or icrip will not be entitled t• partmpate. A BLIGHT DITTBEENCL—The telegraph operator et Vera Cris, es the arrive' of the Borges P. gases, ea the let of (Motet:, telaerepbed to the city of Mezleo, the as tangelo, tatellieasee of the faders date Bar k It of Basked. He fasciae that the " Royal Britbh B weld be no other than its peat eatleral bankleg inatitntiosof the British peeple.—Aotwricea Paper. imsNIMNII)iII I i . . ( 1 t'. I I, i c I 1 1 1 i I t i' ' ! I 1, , I I I i. l i ] ' i 7i l .' i 1 / t kli II i. r . 1 A li/ i 1 11 • • 0 i 1 i 1 i I . 1 t 1 1 1 i 'i! ~( . , !, ~ . ,i i .t, t i , 1 1 . 1 ...:: '' ', 1 .. -, , ' 1 , it 1 , ~ r ~. !; 1 :;,' i I , c . . t , I. i ~., i