The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-27 00:00:00

are -had to leers that the breach Beak of Ragland, es well is the ear basks is the lowa, are rethertag the senor erietroe is the power to this. esterier establirammte widch ere temporarily wed by the creetropha, sad ire bops that as madoes arperioa of trade or employ. meet war occur be the garret. The Mee-toes mad Nemo of the wealthier shareholder art roterdsy for the parries • cemaidmiag the but mew of rearabeg the brims of the cossets wither diday, sad vs vorintand that imme diate der will be takes for the tereastraetioe of the Lou apes s saw sad *rewire brie, whiok, it is hoped, will meet wfth public colder* led sapport. NWING OP BENNOCH, TWINTTNAIN, AND I.IOOIICDIDITORS (THIS Dlr.) This afternoon a meeting of Mean. &moth, sad Ring's anions no held M the Outlast] I' j:it= for the ot reosinig a beisaneheet, and coasidering genre' slobs of the 'rm. The unclog was wry nommen snarled ; weirdo of WI panes befog promott. At first than wee some difikelty be • entrain, semi manses who won pat in Wending Ms. idea, one of the Lout on& ems, lianas declined to act la that capseity, Ultimately Ito. FOOTIM, sMA anion, accepted aka Mr. P4•111/ITON, d the Ira at Portions, East hory, sad Co., accountents, read the balnace-diest follow:-Dn.: To creditors. r low re, 167.6621. AL 10 6 .: seceettlie hold by them 6,74174 3.. 34.-160,830/. Os. 7d. (Is the Jere claim, 60,9601. 11,.9d. I. istbaded &peels- Ma la the vans of silk la the boded the brokers.) To Mlle sati N ated foe consignors, 99,6634 94. ; hie bille ay or partly second re bead, 10,4301.135. 611.-36,91131. 3d. by goods ;to lishilitles cc MOD reosivabis dionmain welded good, 127,61 1!. 14e. 10d.; ditto bed, 24,6671. tie. lid.; he soneny held on anon* thine!, WO/ -24,9971. es I Id. ; tkbtuei. on goerentele menet of wilikk it le conideral thin will he claim of 1,0001. ; creditors of Were. Lovatt sad Geoid, whom ante Meows. Bconion, Tweatyloon. sad Rigs, bon vadoeldma to pay, 33, 35. 2d s h ad Ass lfe. 114.- B steak la trod, ,Landes aad Meateestor, eon 65,7061. Se. Sd., estimated at 303961. 18e. 4d. ; book debts, good, 41,347 E 6s. 2d. ; loss debts on wns, 0, 11911. L-31,1 6a b. tenet Mb, a ditl sad Os. I bod, 16,2671. UM Id., estimated .8 6,0671. Us. 4d. ; MIL recoivabis as head, 7,24'!. 7s. ; he. poetics dee to consignon, 4351. 13s. 9d.- 3,11121. 13e. 3d. rash la hood sad la bashes. 8741. 13s. 4d. by cask at beakers, 2,02111. Ns. 4d. • datactod from their claim of 6,000/. Imams et Ilamehrtia, 1641. • furniture, six,. se Wead-ger.a. 3001.; airman Is 104100 sr 0 c. prissy, Now York, to., amending to 41,0211. lin 11d. ; enhisot to advancat sad Moises thorns, 10,1031. 10e. IL-20,867/. 16.. 101; sotimatod st 12,7944 Ss. 3d. ; nine et slins, 1001. ; serneltin deponad with area- 1 tars sad deducted me emirs, 6,7221. is. Issas sad &taros of 77 sad 71, Wood street, sad Ind la 1.4001. •• skich, hook into, named, b tarn, Imam% to, d Km& Lwast sad Gould, of Lady 4,3621. 1 ; agony of nicaptlen is fnahold Ind and ral of P e re Lovett sad Gould, mind to mangsge of 10,000 C, 102,72aL ie. M., Ine mat, ssisain am. 7811. Ila 101,4181. lb. 6.1.• adders,, 186,2431. 24. 6d. I Kr. Tonto= Wed to two ••••111111•11 Me remark that tho lea commented bete. b MS, Mr. Bono& having a capital of 1,467!.; Yr. Twenty man. 9,1841., end Mr. Ragg, 6 TOW., web. lege doe 9,4101. This capital not no Tr roc until it stood at 33,2471. on the 345 k Of DOOM Yet. The intarrame of Where had overbite the Ina through dioc kg penis to overdi at them In impact of ilk sad Mean. ease goo Lovett sad ds, sad liable kw the de Mtn d of LoolA sd arec in Ms 1,04 t0 22,9771, Th• we abut ham bed rombed from the flare of two Inas, one in owl the 'thin Coventry. la 1846 the arm of Reid Cc woe istob pion lishal at Derby. It ansined of Mr. Raid cif that who pat a BAWL, sad d Items. Banned sad Tweatymea who _pot In kOOOl. The arm of Ons et. Tontymr, and Wm, bed ben nave aa by this Derby Mr to the main of 33,32111.. bat the good. con anon were an worth mins thsa 14.2781., sad be,., thrtion, thin was a km d am 7 . In 1866 the Ira of Taylor sad Co. establidtai st Conn*, with capitol of 4,0001. Deno* Sweetness, sod Log, had boon drawn upai4t:lonse ha the raids wedged watt sow worth 11,9611. n• Coventry km one oleo ash of ths Leaden here it the intent of 10,637/ sad the loss by the Comity Inn wee pat dews at 1 7.42 1 !. - itatrii, - thiTat.;;ls the b., rave tome implimaleas of the plea, Mar albs treepvtaws , ea them observed OM siseells belaserehist woo out the emetehatomme =PI cad. The roma he bed le make os till prr he One was UM the estate should he Ilimidata wader heretics eadt It had 'eased a dirideed a lsay, ils. la the resod , sad that awn the be at Betty I. deteraise aware the Its= l , 4l . = ea. or whether it woad he better le se,agot say the One alight to to a pukka to mks, mad so sod matter. Ultimata, It wee Juana that this proposal should be said Hams. Defeat, H. W. Puma, J. R. Fatter, mod rid Swam were apprieted impletan. LAW INTELLIGENCE. TRIB DAY. COURT OP EXCHEQUER. pi 14 Priam going. at Wartraolaw. Jr lorm—Bolkoo Kr. Boma Broomall NA a Spread Jury.) INLAND lAN ANL I PADAECOTION.-TIIII ATIOANST-131. Tbe Solieltor-Oesural Mr. Wat, Q.C., Mr. Webby, es Mr. &ma, wawa for the Crows : sod Sir F. Kelly, Mr. bovill, Q C.. rd W. HoaOMpta, Q C., conducted the owe of the deleadamt. 11; tessan infortuatina flied by tbe Attorney-General Wiwi Wilhelm Barry, charging b with term( sod ma aufectristtpepm without ta1... , g al s license. e,,The lest plreled TIM SuLit i tor. General. in the ors, recited the 66th end 66th retire of the 2nd and UdViet, chap. n, wkkh certettily contain words &lag s may wide dentition td art roll be considered r "pepw," " all parr, bum:inbred, unlltioard, of whatever malarial rod., by whatever deneminatien Inner, and however menufectared— whether MAW menesist reared to pulp ea in • dry state." The defeadest is of • moll ni Rom a/ end ham maaulectiormt • rbMeacs bra bides cut up in small pier., which he contend. is preheneet, and not paper. There is an duty on perchment, whilst them is duty os paper, end the Solicitor Desert emmeeted that very likely if the .luty bad been tern of paper and retard tapir' parchment the defendant would her ocatendei that he wee a manufacturer of pap r sad sot of parchment The ✓seirtaneenf the defendant ta ri ng b e en c an d nete d nay ceNly, an Impactor from the Inland Revenue Department !Gehl de scribe the prone.. of paper-making end the procaine el laaldsi the surname of the defendant, us witareed by him is defer dant's tail . l l . 4d rivuens would sir be produced of pne which had duty, and which no cme cou ld from the parchment. Mr. Benjamin Falvey, an istepectr of Inland Revenue, derribed the pence. of making ordinary reprr, rad the more °barred by the defendant in the men uranium of the disputed substance, as meted by the Solicitor- liensfel la his oynebog; and was ander examination when our report was COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans) IN KZ PiRAIIAN, Part, AND BATY.. This was • meeting for prom of debts. Mr. Linklater tendersd • proof for 13,0001. on behalf of the Glasgow Insurance Company. against the Wats of each al the beakrapts. The subjict if this proof had been die cussed at • forma meeting. Mr. lAwrance, for the aosignors, consented to the admis sion of the proofs. A dividend meeting will shortly be held, at which it la !Jimmied that a farther daviiisad of 91. in the pound on this lmat *state will be deckle& MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. (Be,,f Mr. Al r, Q.C., at Clmhenwell.) A/41 PI(1111111111, It was indicted for faioutionsly embezzling the event mass of ts. 9.1., 3e. 7d , and 100., received by him for and cm account of Thomas Perris, be master. Orridge prosecuted , end Mr. Sleigh defended the lei- The prreeeuter Is a baker, carrying on business In High sweet, Islington, and the primes, was in be semis, and employed to mrty out breed to the customer., end in some came to receive the money. Within • short period the pro secutor mid that be bed heed defrauded of upwards of 10f. Mr. Sleigh addressed the jury for the priwner, and mid it wee gremerhst singular, that if the prosecutor bad been robbed of 101., he sboold only have brought forward the Wee paltry sums name in the present indictment. Mr. lilies summed up, nod the jury returned a verdict of Ant (lenity. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. /0111Z1T •11b1) DIIIIIITION IT • lOLDZII ROIL lIIIORSC%II7I, CUrie, Arms% • Towner Ilellow, 20 yeses of dewed le • fambanir. was brought balms Mr. Comb* by flepp. 13 IC charred with blow • &eerier from the lard ROOnosat ot Fuot, stationed •t Shorncliffe, end haring tan netted a robbery st the letter place. lhergesst Amp informed his worship that Mr. Smoked, the Mtanotoodent of the M di vision , Noel ved • telegraphic mower, hy the Smith-Eastern rut trey, from the commending officered the Zed Foot at Sluerarlide, 'etatiog that the prisoner had isurt4d that morning from the regitomst, Wine Main FS timely sererel sums of thee The telegraphic gam • description of his person. sad the he wee dreer m irdl e iC • macbask, helm changed his military dotblag. Wilms made* practised to the Wee stem sad ea the ar rival of the train ha Mad the primer sittiog la the corer of • title elm anima. H. isteedistel weal up to him and called him by name, but be that hie ems wee Smith. However, perceiving that be mend the dacrielen of the telegrapkie meem ge he took him into rustodY. 'The seperiMeedent tegnipbed to Seruclifir, sad the authorities bed bee Mated with his capture. Hr. Ceiba to the priwnr—Wb t hes yos to es now? Ai=Meer from the 2M Foot, from f —I WI Sir. There to as am theft that. Hr. Come—Then yos en emernitted to Hoeseramrr• leas gaol is the mai my. germ& Bopp—Bat there is • serum charge of robbery asairt We and the Mamma have not come up yet from Mr. Combs—He is monnitted to the county gaol, and the mailery authorities mu MA him lock to bia nogreet. They ten pressed meet he for the robtory se well se punish be kw being • deserter. The primer wee the committed to gaol. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 185 T. AMZIICAII. 11hols00aIrsa t I Ds. per ass. Do I per seat (ha lawn Ds. IN del. Seem 40 dila pill —.. 0110 0 60.• Oistral. pot oak OW Do do do. --al,. De. 100 del. show ..... lOshigam OK. Isesegitsk.teadll6lls Da 100 dd. ions 11.7.Osstral 6 pc ssoL (tlleL7d) 116$ De. do Ccodirdlis Ds. de. 100 dd. dons OraTark.looo pdssesS N. 110.1 De. Os do .-1601 Ds. dol. Ilre merldore Ds. 60. Mlles Pas 1 .--1676 Ds. 61. HO del loess Meted res., do. lowsebsol solo Is6l Ctle sad IlloldOSo Mort. qGond Melva Ilsrlests 000 % ds. Melva ado 76 tf II IT II 77 14 1344 IS SI 16 TO 117 IN SS SO 111 40 II SS If SO til SI TO 14 II TO TO IO II IS f l"e socl KM 10111011 Ipluillis Amur& UEDA Oar Ina.los Da. p.(but Dan Da.D.3l6s W Itoy 031ffe (boor IlmogalaOspper Man Onspay... Polon Chmani ►i it 41 64 i=r s ••••••••—•— s VC ..m s Xmas, Made= = UT. 1; . 1 de or.bs:—.7 toeISM, 41 bt 10.100 10 Clerlindlirdie ndialli. f 4.100 Clty WOO Ir Oslosda=, 11,000 Onmenaai KM 1 10 Bsolty• - WOW SO Oar KM 20 V 111,001 1P f MAO Is I 1,000 I 6.- 11, I NIL 11.0.0 111 De.' KM 10 d• 11$40 10 _ 14./10 10 1%460 M Orlatanski WON lOC Provatolol 11,400 IS 110010 r -6;4 1000 —1 01,100 I MOO 110 I 11.0(11 /DINT .TOOK I JR. is& D. lor.Boab SO Ir• k el Bout —.. 1111 Sauk of loser . N Orlt.Cselkokfaia Milk $ Amato el of 1 Moo le SO ...ohasUotelson. A-Ilookollsetairiot IS AeChart.ltsO soutyk efts.. el Ludes sad OD Leman JO U Nut IS looks IWootsolosOr SI Plat. hoed LOW SS Dix Pro-- - II Ilodorl ask Sur Soo* Wslos..— Ll = d alak o Amen& Do. Dm —.. IS OEM al AutroDo De Now Oaks of WASS IS Veto Waal. . . AO wig. sea is. se 0 1$ • 6 • 0 0 ITI 1711 -- 1/1 111 si U N 4i • l' 1,44- 6 II as n a n is i dla I pi re h If Itj 1 i ee 111 t I I: It 4 I 4 II - 4 Se illr 4/1 2 61 ............-- .. 1,. 6 2 :11 Alkalis W. (1. 1 •61 6 ). 11l - ie i s rose i s 11•061.166 Dev Ae.tr.NaA Ale i Kap.. 161 - - WV& 16 Net. w.arworis 111 4 i 11,661 IC De. N•v/.... I - - ...... le MVO& Aniiiiiii -- 1.Za... 14 se Is sige ls . r Mae ragireQt WI l IP t l . l . 11,10 11 Pri6.lll pot et. - WI 01 ii 106, & Mei ........ ell :f SO 1 Proiames ... .... a µIV s 64,114...a...r um) .11._ ii NAN II arum lbs• ....-- dl TOO, IL thettlehlirrapli IV IPS II NAV 1 OM. Wog. ef Inked •11 - 7- 10.0 M i 666.1bArtralka Orppm ail 1 If BOAS 10 larep.klaDvaJa.Tel... 106. -.- kV& li Ur liwur Caller all - ... SI. 16 IV'. /I.•lpas• 16 - 10, SO LeMem Dloweest I Of OAs DO, 4 Ivi.l766.onalbr 0:6B. &I 1 if 4 is,c4o I011•111envisa Da.rd. au N,44 leillnler Nit Amid= Ml - - 10,N1 SI Kr m& Dbovat O. 6 IA 1j dls 14310 10 Nolkabsie lasi-- 6 .i 11.010 II Do. De.--- ill I $ 16.1111 6 DaSpvet.PratJaat Idly oil I 16 kW 6 80. De..... 2 If 11 As 1,114 IN N.B.••&DN.Sist. - I.6‘ii 111 IS II MANI 1 North VC Amitraladili oil f SION IN girth if prop Illama.. &I 1 4 MVO 1 MI Or .. —. .. &LI f I NAV 1 DO. “Ilmillieue... Os 6 Vs) gm NAV 0 hoilLherbaillillseni ell If WV IS Psolr.llOrliatal Mem all 70 II 16,661 V De. Rev ......-....--. 10 6 S a ra 16.10 NI Ilkyuri Dv ............. al II 110,146 le De. 130.. .. 611 6 II 11,040 IN asys. aral iiii.l7. ... 00 mon 1 000100.0 Amor. Immin. a& - I I 6 14,100 DVlWll.llailisilis L.A... oil II 01 1 amailm Ty*. Nl , 10.000 erli. all 1 I /6,666 I Ds. Ds. Dast&lasc a 1 I KOK II TraitalraOLVlLlDa. I - - MA. 100 Iv 011 m&.• 0rd....... OM 1 6 110,11% It. VII.IIII deka ..-. IN V 1 3 NOV V Mari .................. 16 .4 se s• COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& NARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There Ina a little Regllett wheat ea We this amain la Meek-Ism ; sad the lammed ladlapealtioa mimed by the farrow to supply the °miry markets freely at the twat dean* la prior, Ls greater aware to the whist trade, sad preheats could sot be made to well to mistier la the week' sad Ws remark will seedy to *matey dossorhich we aerated, deans. Daisy ta Mort ;apply sad pod request, with price apart the buyer. Oit; la soZ iianaess dads di non mossy. DIMS sad pe• dna__ ASILITAIiI INTO LONDON 7/1011 NOV. II TO NOT. IT. ..... ...... ........ Aril ..... MO .. NM ...... - .... . 10 4110 Sin 11111 -- ..... LIN WTI. : lON .... Lamy Amiga P.s. .lrk Nk. IL: balm Ilk 11l : Oak SD. DI; bra ilk M.L.. lea 14. lIIIPIMILL AYRLOIS. 001. U —. N ma UIN Id J. Nre 4.1 M. 14 VI ad U ..... ids Ild On Id N. &MU IN 411 Od IN 14 Roc 1 ..... l4 ... ...... 11 02•4•64' As. Memo l.l. 4.1 lb 14 UN Id Us Ild U. 14 44. SI Derir.—lVlrs. Met". ON.. Am Mar, as 4 Pew mama. ISOlrtm AM..= MOM '-- —=_—...: --- --- —— ----- -=.= 3's is _ _ tc.--7-1".1 —l---1- 1 -- _ 113 • ... ... : .... 61 S ... II 3 ''''l.: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. maonwrio TILZOILAPIC) (nor ova own oowerosoairr.) Our aura market was annals swabs with a moderate Mandan* of minors sad baton. Wind had advanced 2.. pre bagel ar 706., on Int Twedn's ratan The droner ea Boer Imo an quits so mock. Than waa as Unproved tow la dm market. Indian cora and all °din anklet of undo win bettor. The WISLIMM frosty. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Our markets mafioso to be istnotoced by tile mobotary akin, sad tbo actualboatatoo dose boo botot Bt°mt.—Prism eltsktly pre trey at the ONellbleleettlellt of the week, hat the teem it tile Market improved yesterday, sod putleelerly twday, so that we continue het week l ie s = teams, with a miry study market at the dare. lumps en quoted arm, it Us. to 68.. Corram—Lest week's prima have been supported, sad the article bee a steady apparent*. TF.A.—This ankle bee bees bee infitmared than may ethers by the crisis, yet of roarer prime are lower, say 2d. pr lb., hem the late WOW point of the market Common fmcsrs sow `steel ls. task , medium Cups, le. 3d. to 117C0.—A esthietka of 6d. has boom esteldiehed this week as low Train without pecdoeiss boyar, to say extent. 6 tLYPCTII:A &ethos dishes hos takes pleat is this se** whit a healed basins. dots. Retraction 4to 9 wetted 345. to 390. Aux.—No trometiose othepeitaso• reported this week. CUTTON.—Tbs Wes gado twee bees too ow sod 11.11i111- =al to r t.. gag:Asthma, bat pekoe may bo easeidered ifilelll ilt•• sold heavily without may malarial alteration. la other articles no maktiol alteration, and a general want of coaddisics la mast articles is apparent, shim* sosavaltat lass than lost week. TALLOW KARKET.-T/ITS DAT. TM market t steady at thaaaaexael quotations —Tows 48a. &I. Dot reek; Pattrabaro T.C. au the wt, ea. harry 9osad areY ; all the k, 60a.yaw, { Be. W.; Duataabar, 49a.; METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TlllB DAY.) The number of trews isnot large and the weather is more Emenzable, cvnaegnently trade is more active for choked binds, but perms cannot be quoted higher. The supply of stamp Is eborter. The demand is small temerer, in a few inetances, advanced rates are maimed. Calf trade Le dull, and prime rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 103 N beasts. 920 and 180 Week 000 beaste front the orthern and lldlaod , sod 110 mulch cows from the Home Counties. 14704•• of Ms. •d.s. i Per dam alba. •d. L 0•4 8.44. !Sentare 4 41 • 11/ Web& • Merced 413•1133 044414 3 4 41 3 44 Lim Dr • Halt Wed I I URAL ..... • Mere, MI Mrkek 1 o*.v. amp art 1r15.1.1/1111; Week Mi; HIDES.—(THIS DAY.) DUDS?. 4LL, Nov. 27. —661 be. to 64/8, 44.; 6411.. to 72110., 4d. to 40.; 7711.. to 60Ibs. 41d. to Od.; to 8811.., 41d. to 41.1 ; Nibs, to 9618., 41d. to 41d. ; 9618. to 10411.., 4/d. ; 1041bs. to 112115., 41d. to 6d. nom bides, 10s. to 11s. Colt skins, light, 2a. 6d. to 41.; ton, lb. to Bs. 6d. -- 131iuio;;;szr.—Sheep tkitue, poDed , 5. at to 6.. ed. ; • Kent. and half-Credo, t,. 0.1. to 61. Od.; Downs, 30. to 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.-THIS DAT. Mmes. Patteaden sad Smith raassrt that tharels Yeas more doing in hope, both for consamption and on specula tion, at rather unproved prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wylam, les. ; 16a. Gd. ; Bu'. Beloide Bulky, 17s. 6d.; Tanflold Moor. 13s. 3d.; DAVinde• West Hartley, 17a. ; Netherton Wert Hartley, 170. 3d. , Walls End Riddell, 17e. ; Wall. End BraddyE's 01 tot, 18s. Gl.; Will. End Hameln Hatton, les. Walla End Triradou Hartlepool, 18s. ; We lk End Hertlrpo , l, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Il.rtno, 19e. Bd. ; Walls End Iltdmont, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Sbornelilee, 17s. ed.; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ed.; Walls End South Hellos, 19s. 3d. , Walls End Tees, 19s. 6J.-162 ships at market. According to the last advices, the working men's demonetrations at 'New York were dwindling away to no thiny, and the majority al thew essimalsd seamsd to lased merely for the purpose et reJoyleg the to created by the eccentricities of Madame Ranks. TOE NeTtoNAL SUNDAY LEAGUE AND THE REF. R. Maerter..—An exciting some occurred Lent evening at Anewll-street School-room, Clarthiewell, on the occaeica of a reposed lecture on "the Sabbath" by the Rev. R. Maguire. Great excitement has prevailed for some weeks in this quarter of London, resulting from the siltation commenced by the Mikes' Sunday League in the promulgation of their views by public meetings, and wee on this occasion brought to a aisle by the offer and acceptance of a challenge to discuss the whole Sunday question on a fitting arena. Some cone spondenee was read, from which it appeared that Mr. Langley, one of the vice-presidents of the League, having been invited by Mr. Maguire to state the views of that body at the close of his lecture, bad proposed to diarniu the whole question in a building which would aeounmedate a larger audience than would the Amwelbiereet school-room. Mr. Mega., sail that was also his with, and produced a chal lenge to a two nights' disousion, to be held in Exeter-hall. Thle it was announced had been agreed to, end as soon as the reguladons peopsead have been approved by the Sunday League they will be made public. The meeting last night was of a very noisy sad unsatisfactory character, and broke up at an early hoar. TUE WREcR or TUE SCREW STFAM FR DURHAM. —A further despatch received at Lloyds mentions that this vowel, already teparted as having gone on shore near And while on Its vents from Africa to London, has entirely up ; and that the cargo is scattered about, and very little of it expected to be slaved. PIG• Kt LLI!tO ENDER CH I.OROFORX.—One day last week a patient is the Kends! ',rehouse had to undergo a painful emetics' proms, for the performance of which the application of chloroform was judged needful by the operator. It happened to be the pig-killing day, of which the Indica tion wee loudly apparent, when it occurred to the worthy pectitioner to suggest the rime opiate to the doomed granter. The hint win acted upon, thv sponge applied to the animal's scab* and in a matneot he was as quiet as a lamb. In this nosuspecting condition the poor McKee had the knife applied to his throat, and with a meek emery way as astir factory and complete a. under the aid sad accredited mode of elaughtatt.—Carlate Emotion*. F. a. N 11 lA. IN W IN Itt MARL L 1878.-111111 DAL Two °Twos. The railway share market to-day is decidedly buoyant. Prices exhibit a furthergeneral the of to 1 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 1, being comparatively dull I Great Western 491 , to 50; Midland, 821 to t; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 90 to 1 Great Northern, 221 to per share, being rather flat; and London and South Western, 431 to 44. Indian shares of all descriptions show a peat rim. Canadian and most foreign descriptions an also higher. MAZZO LID OTOCID. lan.wAn. rins.l4=7=7 W•ty. I Meat VAR Irin. L. Jim Maid sid I —llll6-7—eta—asseissa-----: . out, r Dula' 11 Belkst MY log ibririe; Fars Or .. ....1 Ilistowst amialameiv — ... 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Now. —Although the leseineetion• in the Stock Cs ehatize have then light. a Wed, (.ohos peevelied, sett eneselom deed es h. - -Mlrteahevl. Ihnmehlre. end Cheshire, 374 —Loodoe and Itio.ll Western. ee—MeeeebeteL Lincoln..34—Nvth Wier, (amid esahltal , . 23—Smith Seelelll.lBl meel Looks nee and Lee Inmetuact. 8 M • PC . tr w ?la ... .....irket_ si mriel s ..lll - bra 1:1•7.t. 7—lamed. 117 t—fterageed f 7.l6—tnauka.ll 1 64 A le 1— Lancrldes. 67—On& Lenora, Noy. 112—ftralLtratrars 11.&!ft, Be. 2. II _PU.n. ;I.pra..6.eea l at o ld . ki , l6--. dreams% 7 I.lS—Norf.lk. ira—raioeta Biaumosac Nov. V.-110..rauerast tae Adder to-day. and Man were • deb &Mr. Landau and Nor... Western. ware done & YI Irasftedra at IL Ilk 2d. sin! Vd—Uhenbuhaa. and Ptadordakg IM.lnitlaa• at 40—ead analradbram Old l'oram MAIM M Ud. Cheriff Achmet, the Envoy from the Sultan of Mocha, who arrived at Southampton on Monday, left that town yesterday by tbe 11.30 cm. train for Loudon. He was to be met at the Waterloo-bridge station by a gentleman de puted for that purpose by the Ottoman Aiubereedor. Among the presents for her Majesty brought by the Cherilt wan • large and beautiful shell surmounted with gold ornament,. He had a number of documents formed of some curious ma terial, which was covered with apparently Arabic writing. The documents were each about the sine of a man's hand. He stopped at the Dock Hotel during his sojourn at South ampton, but he would not touch wines or spirits there. His mode el salutation was graceful and princely, sod in con versation his feature' were at play with true Arab mobility. 'rue sum FAE ANIBMNADORS.—WINDSOR, THURS. ntY.—The Siamese Mohammedan and suite arrived at Windsor at 25 minutes pest 6 o'clock yesterday evening by the Great Western Railway Three of the royal carnage. being in waiting, the royal * visitors and attendants were con veyed to the Hound Tower of Windsor Cantle where a unite of magnificent apartments bad bee peepared for them. The Ambeasedore had the honour of dining with the Queen, and slept in the tower, and this morning, after taking leave of her Majesty and the Prince Consort, let for town by the 11.20 train. STAO maTT.—A day or two since, two noble step were discovered deed in • pond In Tottenham Pork, Meribo tt i se jeou h. completely locked together by the horns. It is su that these animals test for the purpose of iw • thirst, end, as is frequently the came, • tight eamted—their becoming entangled, they to wade drowned. Winn taken front the pond it was found se to break the horns before they could be disunited.— Wiles lidepoodkost. ETote COLLEOE.—At a meeting of the Provost and Fellows of Eton College, held in the election chamber on Wednesday last, It was agreed, under the sanction of the Bishop of Salisbury, to divide the lucrative laving of Slur. minater-Marshall, in Dorsetakire, into three per pe tual ami ties of about 4004. per annum mach, this living having be come meant by the death of the Rey. Dr. Irving. The livings have coneequently been distributed as follow, :—The Rev. It. J. Gould formerly of Windsor, to Sturmineter-Mar shall ; the Re'. J. F. Plumptree to Cody- ; and the Rev. Mr. Blount to Lytchett-Minter. There la also the small curacy of lismworthy, which is not yet disposed of. GRAND FOOT-BALL MATCH BETWEEN THE UNIVERAMIe OF CAIIIIIIOOB AND OXFORD vu, Pnexcs or Waxes Parever.—A match we. played yes. heyday (Thursday) at Eton College between:the old Etonians of rho Universiths of Cambridge and Oxford. Although the weather was most unfavourable, it did not prevent the match coming off. After • hard fight and some excellent play on both sides, Cambridge won by three rouge. to nothing. The Prince of Wales, despite the rain, enjoyed the pleasure of witnessing the game, accompanied by Goneral Beckley and Mr. Gibbs. The following were the names of the Elevens —Cambridge Messrs. !lackey, Blofeld, Dupuis, Brandreth, Hell, Pallor, Young, Morton. Whining, Wharton, Rawlinson. Oilord Medea. Yorks. Wodehouss, Jones, Stanley, Home, Follett, fieveme, Gosling, Gordon, Bacon, and Warner. _ _ ••--•. OLD INNS.—The comfortable inns of the country an crumbling away before the system of railways and the social changes in the habits of the people which they intro duce. Not long oboe the old Black Boy, of Chelmdord, departed, leaving th e site upon which he hod so long stood as a legacy for the improvement of the town, though the prormints of his will have not yet been carried out ; and now the Lion and Lamb Inn, a bay hostel, though it cannot boom the same borrows of antiquity, is about to close its doom, sad bid the weary wayfarer thee on to seek elsewhere the good fare and aimed ease it has been accustomedto supply. The inn appeared to stand convenient for the traffic to and from the railway; but having, It appears, for some time ceased to be profitable, It will be seen by an advertise ment, the furniture is about to be brought to the hammer, and the house will be oonverted into a private dwelling.— Chelmeurd Chroosiok. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day have risen 1 per cent., and in every other department of the Stock Exchange great buoyancy prevails. The tendency of all the markets is highly favourable. Consols for the 7th December were first marked 91, and are now quoted 90/ to I. For money the present price is 911. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 89$ to 90 ; the New Three per Cents. 891 to 90 ; Bank Stock, 215/ to 216; India Stock, 215$ to 217; Exchequer Bills, at 51. to Is. dis., being again better ; Exchequer Bond., 1888, 98 ; ditto 1859, 971. Turkish Six per Cents. have risen to 881 to I. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. r also in demand. Most other foreign Mocks are very firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account (16th December), at 981 ; Dutch Four, per Cent. Certificates, at 96$ and 961; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 431 and 431 ; Russian Fivo per Cents., at 1051 to 106; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 401; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., at 25 ; Turkish Six per Cents., at 88$, 881, and 881; ditto, for account (lath Decem ber), at 881 to 1181 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 981 to 98$. _ The sums falling due at the Bank of Eng- land are so large as to warrant a belief that their resources will continue to steadily accumulate. Their note issue has already been curtailed within the limit flied by the Charter, and this fact is of itself sufficient evidence that affairs are now be ginning to return to their ordinary channels. Far ther mercantile embarrassments will doubtless trans pire, but all idea of panic may now be dis missed. At the same time we cannot join in the expectation, which is beginning to be expressed in many quarters, that the Bank will immediately reduce the rote of discount. Such a step would undoubtedly go far towards restoring confidence ; and it is notorious that the position of the Bank has greatly improved ; but these are times for wary walking,and, despite the example set yester day by the Bank of France, the directors of the Bank of England, who have displayed throughout the late crisis judgment and ability of the highest order, will probably take full time to deliberate upon the ques tion of a reduction. It must not be forgotten that the Bank, though liable for so many millions of deposits, have at present scarcely any "reserve." Between the present date and the January dividend period, they must draw in a very large amount of money. Meanwhile, it will suffice for the public to be assured that our immediate prospect is that of a gradual and steady improvement. The reduction of the premium on gold by the Bank of France to five per mille proves to have been the forerunner of a positive reduction ix the rates of discount of that establishment. We stated yes terday that the rates had been fixed at 7 per cent. for bills up to one month, 8 per cent. for two months, and 9 per cent. for three months' paper. This involves a redaction of one per cent. from the charges established on the 11th inst. As regards the propriety of tho step, we on this side of the Channel aro scarcely so well qualified to judge. The rise in the Bank's stock of bullion to eight millions sterling, under the influence of the recent stringent rates of discount, will have shown the directors that in France, as in every other country, adherence to a sound monetary policy must inevitably result favourably, however trying at particular pe riods. The directors, it must be assumed, have satisfied themselves that some relief may be safely accorded to commerce, and their de- cision will undoubtedly be hailed throughout Europe u an indication that less difficult times are at hand. Meanwhile, we may point out that the step is calculated to give& fresh turn to the exchange in favour of England. French gold coin is already Bowing in some quantity from France to England— * feature which has not been witnessed for a very lengthened period—and the movement may be stimulated. The Bank of England yesterday purchased nearly 30,0001. in newly-imported gold, of which about 11,0001. was French. The general bullion movement continues decidedly satisfactory, as nearly all the gold imported is retained here. We have news also of the arrival of 300,0001. in Australian gold at Sues; and the Essex, from Melbourne, has been 82 days at sea, with 421,0001. _ Subjoined is a copy of the telegram received Tthe Royal Mail Steam Packet Company from ieste, communicating the gratifying news of the safety of the mails ex the Emen, and of the arrival at Suez of the Simla with 299,3381. in Australian gold, together with much later advices from those colonies. The date of the arrival of the Simla at Suez is obscure : St 'MARINE TELECTUPW OOMPANY. At 2.34 p.m. Thursday the 26th November received the following message, dated Trieste "To R. J. Reep, Esq., Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, Madroa, on the 18th inst►nt, picked up Admiralty agent, purser, two pasiengers, and 110 boxes mile, en Emeu. Malls leave to-morrow foe Marseilles per P. and 0. boats. Simla arrived at Suez to-day at three a.m. She bring. forty. two brat-elase paesengtes, 33 packages cargo, and 73 boxes specie, value 229,3381. Her dates sea Sydney, Oct. 11 ; Melbourne, Oct. 16; K. 0. Sound, Oct. 22; Oalle, Nov. 6; Aden. Nov. 14. "European arrived at Melbourne on the 13th Oct. "Exchange on England, to 3 per cent. premium. "AUSTRIAN LLOYDS." The steamer Tamar, with the gold and heavy portion of the mails, is expected to arrive at South ampton from Alexandria about the sth Dec. The steamer Petropolis has taken out 30,000/. in specie to the Brazils. It is stated that the directors of the Bank of England, actuated by a wish to alleviate as much as possible the local distress resulting from the embar rassment of the Northumberland and Durham Dis trict Bank, have instructed the managers of the branch of the Bank of England at Newcastle to afford every facility as regards discounting the trade drafts drawn by the colliery proprietors upon Lon don for current tales. This measure will facilitate the continued working of collieries which otherwise, there is reason to fear, might be brought to the verge of a stoppage. We understand that several of the principal landed proprietors in Northumberland are shareholders in the District Bank. Yesterday,at an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Smith, Boyle, and Co., whose suspension took place on the 9th inst., the total liabilities were stated by the accountants, Messrs. Turquand, Youngs, and t about 13,0001, and the assets at 7,5001. It was Co.,;g reed to accept a composition of 10s. in the pound, payable by instalments. Now that every requisite arrangement has been finally completed, it may be mentioned that Messrs. George Peabody and Co. are the eminent American firm who, to the satisfaction of the whole commer cial community, have just been assisted by the Bank of England. in common with the rest of the press, we have hitherto refrained from referring to the name; but as instances have been brought to our knowledge in which positive misapprehension has thereby been excited, especially abroad, it is a mere act of justice to the other houses in the trade that the name should be mentioned. The decrease iT ( traffic return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire 1 ailway Company is At the request of the shareholders in the Scinde Railway, at the last meeting of the company, a postponement of the allotment of the shares of the Indus Steam Flotilla wu agreed to by the chairman. A prospectus is now issued by which the remaining shares are offered to the public, a preference, how ever, being given to such Scinde hareholders as may have been from absence or other causes unable to take advantage of the option originally given them of having one Indus Steam Flotilla share for every two Scinde Railway shares. The shares of the Indus Steam Flotilla enjoy a guarantee of 5 per cent. from the Indian government. - The following communication from the Great Northern Railway Company has been posted up in the Stock Exchange. It implies that the direc tors hero no intention of further contesting the claims of the preference shareholders: The &eat Northern Rodney. Secretary .v. s Office, Ring's-crams, London, N 2 , 5 18 . 47 _ . Etir,—ltaving I.id before the directors your letter of the 23rd inst., and the document signed by various brokers which accompanied it, I have to inform you that it had pre viously been intended, and wan yesterday resolved, to pro pose at the adjourned general meeting of the company, to be bald on Tuesday next, the Ist December, that the dividends to the 30th of June, 1857, be made payable to those who are registered proprietors on the 30th Nov. mat., and it is hoped that this arrangement will be satisfactory to all parties. There are objections to the books being eland, but every exertion will be made to prevent delay or inconvenience. It is how ever desirable that taunters should not be sent in for about a fortnight after the meeting, so u to interfere as little as pos sible with the issue of the dividend warrants.-1 am, &c., (Signed) J. It. Idowarr, To M. Slaughter, Esq., Stock Exchange. Advice' from the Cape of Good Hope mention the arrival there of the screw steamers Imperatriz and Lady Jocelyn, on their way to the East with troops. The position of the =diet for American securities is thus not:ced by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : There has been more business doing in American securities during the pat week than for some weeks previously. State stocks have been move freely offered, and some considerable parchame have been made of Pennsylvania and Virginia bonds for investment. In railroad bonds there ham been but few actual transact ow, excepting in Mom of the Illinois Central itailread, for which there has been a fair demand. There has been some inquiry for the bonds of the New York and Erie Railroad Company, but few arc offering for male. rIirRSDAY ETINING. Confidence in the monetary prospects of the coun try is decidedly reviving. In all quarters to-day a much more hopeful feeling was apparent, despite the shock given by the embarrassment of the Northumberland and Durham District Banking Company. The funds to-day attained a fresh rise of 3 per cent., owing to the continued investments of the public and to the improved appearance of the money market. In consequence of the steady absorption of stock by investors, loans on Consols up to the 7th December were obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 4 per cent. To-day, however, the rise was not confined to Consols, but extended to most classes of securities, including English, French, Canadian, and I Indian railway shares. The last named securities are in especial demand. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday, 903 to 1 for the 7th December, opened this morning at 901 to 1, and steadily advanced, closing at 90 " buyers." For money the last price was 901 to The official business reports as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 3,1, 1,3 ; ditto, for account (7th ])eoember), 901, 3,1, 3 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 893, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Oct., 1859, 11 ; Thirty Years Annuities, Jan., 1860, 2 3-16; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 973, 971. Exchequer Bills show a fresh advance of is., closing at 7s. to 3s. dis. India Bonds were dealt in at 335. to 30s. dis., being also firmer. Turkish Six per Cents. hare advanced 1 per cent, closing at 88 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. I were in good demand, and rose fully # per cent., being last quoted 98 to 1. Other foreign stocks were steady, and, in some cases, more inquired for. At Vienna, yesterday, the exchange on London rose from 10.31 to 10.33. The demand for joint-stock bank shares continued to-day, and in many cases higher prices were paid. Bank of Egypt shares, and those of some of the Australian banks, participated in the improvement. Union Bank of London shares were last quoted 21} to 22i ; London and Westminster, 44 to 46 ; Com mercial Bank. 19 to 20; and Ottoman Bank, 161 to 17. The stocks of the two discount companies were rather firmer. In miscellaneous securities little alteration took place. MINEB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. Business in home mining stocks to-day is again extrely languid. The only transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchang e are in Sortridge Consols Shares at 2 and Wheal Edward at 7L The inquiries are still limited. Linares mining shares have met with some inquire, and are marked 8k ; United Mexican have been dealt in at 34. In other foreign descriptions there is no alteration of importance. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Condurrow, 110, 115; East Rtissell, 21; Lady Bertha, V ' a., 22e. GI.; North Frances 10; Rosewarne United, 221, 231 ; Sortridge Consols, 2, 21, 11. 18s. 9.1., 2; West Gren ville. 3e. 91, 4a. 3.1.. 3.. Gd., 3s. 91., 4s. , Wheal Edward , 7, 71 ; Wheal Ludcott, 17s. 6d., 20... A call of 10s. IN to be paid on the shares of the East Indian Iron Company by the 19th December. A dividend of 10s. per /hare was declared on Wednesday at South Caradon nune meeting. At a meeting of adventurers in West Basset, held on Wed nesday, the accounts showed a balance of 3,0361. lets. 6d. in favour of the mine oat of which a dividend of 10s. per she (3,0001.) was dec lared, leaving a attna"of 661. 16s. 6d. to be carried forward. The neat meeting will beheld on the 27th of January. TIICILSDAT ETININL This has been an extremely dull day in the market for British mining stocks. Very little business was done, and prices were in most cases nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Wheal Zion shares were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 12s. ; Alfred Consols, at 141; and Tin Croft at 31. BILL BIE:COUNTING AT PhYIIOCTIL—The exams. nation which has just taken place of an insolvent in the Exeter Court of Bankruptcy discloses a system of ruinous bill diecountieg which 'eta!' in Plymouth, and which has led to the downfall of many a man whose punishment has not been increased by a public exposure. We have seen that in commercial circles an increase of interest from live to ten per cent. has excited quite a panic, and that it has tended to draw down good home., and has involved many hundreds in their misfortunes. But what is ten per cent. to the charges the• have been made by the Plymouth money leaders? We find from the evidence in this case, that thirty and as much as filly per cent. wan charged en accommodation bills, and that in one ease where 5001. was ths utmost amount the insolvent received, the debt was increased by renewals of bills end by the addition of interest to compound interest till the thine reached 4,0001. Can any rue be surprised that a nun who had fallen into the hands of such a set of harpies should be crumbed by the overwhelming difficulties which surrounded him y almost all his theme wan absorbed in Wartime off the incessant demands of there who had possession of his paper, and there were no terms but what he had to et:bruit to, or else subject himself to an arrest or some other indignity. Vet the insolvent, with Ilia otherwise heavy burs, had lived a life of economy, and he had no trade debts, and we are not surprised, therefore, that the judge should have allowed him to pale through the court without requiring that be dwell set elide a birthing of his income for the benefit of the billmongers. He must have been be, t on the rack for years, and there are few persons who do not rejoice at the result of the exposure. roe our port we call attention to it as a beacon to warn every man wens, filing into the ready lute which accommodation bills afford, and the almost certain ruin which fellows in their train.—Frymeells Journal. FAILURE AT WISBECII.—A feeling of gloom per vade, Witbech, in consequence of the announcement that Mr. Henry Morton, one of our leading earn-men-bents, bad issued a circular informing his creditors that he hxd, for the present, suspended payment. The suspensicri is attributable to the failure of a large firm in London. From the extent of Mr. Morton's transactions, it is feared that the liabilities are to a large amount. Mr. Morton has always conducted his business in a most honourable manner, and from all we haae beard this untoward event will present no exteption. It is apprehended that this event will deprive the borough of Mr. Morton's @writes sia one of the aldei men, a permanent ma gistrate, and a Nene Valley oommiaeloner.—Stamford Ihr rury. - - - FAILURES AT GLASGOW.—Tho failure of Alex ander Cruickshank, Bridgend corn mile, to which we re fereed yesterday, is fully announced. The liabilities, whirls are not SO large as was supposed, amount to about 8,0e01. We to announce the susiension of J. and J. Weight, e.sttenelters, Glasgow. The liabilities, we understand, an coaddirablc —Gkago Dai/y Mail. U. If 171 Di He $ I