The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Naas' d Isw.—B Ike Odd Baron, ►ad Barons BaowG, Wotan, ►tl Cl►llrtl.) 11■ SOW. Dtl7ll TAXI-1A111! V. TI3 OFFICIAL 111•11110211. OF Tlll2 ROTAS. Isamu' IA N. Yr. Mims Nil la bed So mows kw a Mill $a O&M MUM sty se orbs of lir. Berea Kist* Mee the 26th d has kw, should sobs ow aside. TM al Yr. oar. tit l d. dins the oar r. Bans Koreas, was Inky seeds M r. Iran =mu sitilsai at chambers kr Yr. Dona mu wash was brought seshast the olleisl stowspr of the Ihspi Ikkish Disk, wad *lemma was siddend sistad ths se al so Ib Silk of Monk kat. Tb limoss—NW i•dis Fist? if; itip.7-7 — b• ;e7R.3. - liiTtiousgmist ee &seb ft the kale at Me. Maas Darts& The beta he le a matabelL The Jekse . mate et aphid the elli• di tessaire le Mesh. Oa Se bid of May the pls*ut ateeltd la a meecemades at that rips* hire the &eke Mesta at as Cost el /Demme Pleas, is seem to Med the meat cd Kr. Man Illeglms Deem wile at the time woe Me Oi th e dimeslisre d dro Mi. The reeds et the =atvs resting to the hes at the ti awl bid Via, tar eine Said then—" Nos et the perms Wes Mali im leleeded le be dhoti" wand u. wards c Emmy Biabast Basesg, delesty at 13, itaton.egmere, bat slew el Pate, se at the restolmel eszeholdere of the lhir Mita leak." The meariet et the judgment was 4". The lima* was elledee h lteet the bank, mod mated la me a figment the bank, but with the bleatles te cheep the at Mr. H. B. Bar*, IN Oir is iroleiume, mar the prowlices of the Bank ing AS 7 and 9 Viet, die. 113. By that act all co-part mnidps of beige camearemeetz attar • ratain day, were cemriai le Stele Ware pelmet from the' crown. lo wry es beshame, mi them Mem pest made tham a cooperates. Theta sae W., vetkewidelt them wen emoted BS "wary *wet detate P l= dr esieraey wry Ishii be ear ciaotr have the is dime au tlte ted ilea atesey, end deo, eviMest to the bwalamakar added, ea tba property, rerallact774 mmy slamballar and know older, tie if mom indi vidual abortbalAw had See by sow • petty to ears pro ." Laski& tbarshas, to the weeds of the 9th section ekes pvelltememee Wart to a Julemeatobtafeed seine the ital„ le V that Judgment had hems .bused seine way iWvNW obareholda. Their lordahipe were aware W, _is the Wiedbors Ad came into operation, the Adel tartager Wed le the amee position as if bis name ram taletletled is the teethe fee that tithe company. The =tarred epee what wee the meli of the words— to the pledges banisabar ned." The pro dder of the ad gas rawer to any pen= who hi abadead Jedgmas agates • tank to &,... * Ile east to lees 'smhie opon the 4=t da dmeMoiders, and whue they "rent ex • .if -.Yee being sca bd t the t . -irrner dims yarn Elk: " T i fir esactameet et the 9th pre lim was t alpha the enmpany ivied bee the ev la j = "2 011 the proepeo, end ditto et thembolder, so if every individual thanbabbor had by name • party to such pro ceding*. Dadttleg the wads "tutees to the proymons hereafter astkeed," it wee tree trots doubt that • Jud.roient again.t a ciempay amid be made • gem men the lands of • demeltelder, gad ha bed to .meted that the .' provision brain mastimar marely miend to the manner of =mg, die Jailliesi bal want the miming Mare beam mea to wire &sew shereholdere, and did not .ems ti the debt at Or tedgmeat meditor to Ohm by met allic" Se NM elan 4 m' ebeeeholder, When the clatter asstd., Mr. high* Aida in done hat, hi, lordship a sty perm ore to be submitted to the roar, t i d i t a mils as Oliir 40 that it should not be executed _-- _ __._ Ificheeleue term. The order was "Rank v. the Melsl Meaner of the Royal Br, tith Bank. I war list the =try of judgment es this action upon the wroth of f assent§ bpi by the Senior Master of the Carol d Gate Mee, so it 'e ft seeks to affect the estate of lair. Henry Bingham Nob& be struck out, on the peal tbst there is so Pidrwent entered spinet him, or seglieLt a wsweat wth en entry. Wasson—This quake his teen raised before. • Phipene—l think this pit wee nit& lk. Imes Weime—l sin woe it t om es Wen wind, becalm 1 lwe herd ltdiseerd. lb. thew Chsweell—Rw than been thy levy of execu tes pled the dienholthwa I Mr. Plereen—Yle, say Inid. • BetenClaraelt--My reuen kg 'eking the worth is thi toles, yes or enforce s judgment obtained spier • Ink spend the ropily of a therelother, yes meat fix Is with the Averse. of • thameholder. Mr. Pletheen—The 10th and 13th sections provide se to the wee is whith the }Overt is to he aucated, =done of the pwidene is that • pdgeoust ereditur . b oll sot have • nil* rettilacies as • maw damn s. hart Mall come to the tort • ;dim -7— e ezerait •••711;i1rr; a 27e W. Dena Wakes—Y. er @inmost is that lue creditor is beak may lake h hiejelspust sad teas it • chows Woded the had al my party, ales of • peens who sever Wm • shanbalisr. Me Imes Crete—lbet he ratty met Mee eseetalles girl the each el • therelestir without shag hat beim lhaemt..l . llLehr irkfrr hha oppernutity et hay's( that be we • • Phipees—We fad the 9th retire Awed, cueleihd, mai eetraitiall se he as eserstiart judgment is asoleimh Mt we led se pevnies eilleatleg the weeds that the** set Ea hive ths the aid ssajelgmet ebleited @sidled lie Individual thseehel lee." • Dam Ilmeawell—T. whet Wall would the Inds Is biendt ftpetetag a ad ih. 1.110 hoed, awe within ham, wad the elide be added le **judgment debt It 7/§s Phlparse-1 ap thai aeland we sieeld sot iserwate Ihe Viememit et edgment. Chlet Dates—Rbes we leek at the whole compate esd wait sir he set. It dole sem mcaleatie that yes meet Ye ea thoshre meth et • me* vitae* am be le the asset astl phlox it awn Ia War h hal tam yes mg de up the wink it his mg estate, sad have lira to set All or elk the draw es lad be eels, without he out at•we nal* sop by* " into the , min lo Warr Warr hweemr•A het yew int nay have to pay he soh nay lobe • nele, IF yes Um It le worthy of cr.&Ur. Mist% *Why it Is worth white nth Thipsea—lt is • pled.. 111, peg importance. The tftlet Iteren—lt may be a thestie• of troportance, but hewed set le be diereseed et the Menee of the penes Mint vs.. thr phiatifhr eked tiejacigtoe• t. if you ONO, pis may lee • • rola. Ns. ?Went ((Mr eawoalttetion)—Uoder the arma das= theil &cis to rake • rale. aidDanes—lMist sair 1 Week you have exercised awl sseisd Mimesis& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. maw Judea 1111111sies. away, ed ) U 70} v. BAIILrL7CONTILTILOCT TO MALL♦ WILL. This was as ' es attics We by die leht-es-km al Yr. Wm. Watts @Mks to norm mese properly whit= peeled le ham tan dewlead by that gestlemea te the see. The *IOW ciainerl the petparty spun the parr' that tee Meister, is easearmeace of a lower manse of habitsel hdemperamm, woe net of compeleM *lad to make a wilL The mas had been twit... tied, sad as the lest ceassica the trial took plane before ChM( Justice Cathleen, and occu pied antes low A greet body of "widows vna=ed as tae= side, sad the remit waie s verdict for the deiadant . XL Gm.% Q C., sow mond for a new trial upon the LicLuot adedireetion and eotapkised of madam l eammlas up of bis loidahlp, which occupied r i lia " : in the The., etice, etemw, said that es loag as ha had the beam el shtiag at Mel prhu, he should emphatically prated aphis mimes pkkag a few words oat of a ma in* ap, sad costenclisi that those few woods embudied the dimities at the Mgt Mr. Justice William wee of opinion that there Ina no miedinetkm. The Chief Justice appeared to ham dose tlne the 'vides,* and to hem reminded the jury of cer tain ftmstanota under which slat evidence was given, and slip to ham made some comments on it which would se camerily have eastremed themselves to the mind of any man of ordi shrewdness. Role PATRNY 11017 M MYRIAM." COMPANY V. REMOCII. INFIROIONNINT OF • revere. Mr. Bari% Q.C., laid this ewe bed been tried before Mr. Jean,* Wiles, who wowsited the plahstlfb. The plaintiffs ware powered of • patent far • mode of waking en ter bottles oat d rashes, • covering which ;e el ertated the pecking of the bottles. The plain tiffs contended that the defendant had infringed their patent right, bet two questions were raised at the trial , ft wee odd that there see no infringement and that the viw• dietitian was wider than the Ulla of the patent. Upon these points a nowit ins directed, but the mend application wva for • rule for • new trial or to Weir a verdict for the plaintiffs. Role granted. R 2 AIR ,ronor AND i - tnt niter AND DTH2I42, Mr. Cathaok wive!. under the provisions if the act for reerriag acknowledgments of dmds by married was= that certain ostilkatre of ackeowledgment shoeld be received notwithstanding sweral irregularftles The deed wet executed by Biz Norge Grey, at the Cape of Geed Mons ass by Mr. and him Triode,' and Mt. Wszbarks et Albany, in Wasters Australis. In al Cal of Er &c ity . ledy Orry three bad been an Issrlesegios whirl net beret certified by the Initial of fhe Comodesioser, bet an affidavit had been mown that betagftwation wee in before the dams= left Eng lund. As to the mbar pardes there area no seamy =kin 200 miles of Albany. and therefore the oath had bees rdslogeland before a magistrate, and another magistrate euttilled that he woe duly qualified. The just, however, di twit Mao that it had been =mu at Albany; let this, it Ina oesteaded. algal be inferred hoes ether docemeah. Another dietcelty wee that the ocounke its detailed the contmfteksers as "esquires," bet they it their affidavit eppesded their tree description of matte mom-' It sue evident, however, that they were the rum e there wee so rule !beg a person should dmortbe Yerll es ea esquire elks be had sot that reek. After rue elkimerbioa. tha were got over, lad the area* ris isothyd. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, Wit THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION -HOU BIL Joseph Myers, • boy of about 12 years of age, wee charged taws th e Lord Mayor by • policeman, with picking •pw timesn's pocket. Tba °axe said that for • long time on the privies' ma kg be witched the prisoner, and saw him mks "spoked MMus to steal Rom the packets of i3 g reo m trirp b l e . = iste custody and searched him, end found en his • aid are. gr. HI Buses, a stationer is Pbllpot-Istie, MenUfled lb@ card ease la belonging to him, and said quit he lost it in the vicinity of the Manaion-Hour last night, on his retina Irons Guildhall. M Th tsw= er ie astabtrl n ne tersoYeneeen.d made f:tl E tri a r mu ost l . motb: also that their son woo perfeedy incapable of com. NOY, act of dishonesty. The bey, the father added, get salaam livelihood sa a cigar manufacturer. TM Lard Mayor said he was satisfied that the dames alsesmont was correct—the beat proof of which was that tits anwl.caso of the prosecutor wes found upon the politer. His lordsildpssatenced the prisoner to 21 daye imprison mint, eft bard taboo:. • III.:X•WAY APPRENT4Ci. thus.. Lewis, a reipectahle-looking youth, who had been hrenght km Mahe* on a warrant, wee charged with hem the employment of the Mews. Moulton, 1 lta=ve peters to Lambeth, to whom he had been heath ea without lawful excuse. It from the testimony of Mr. John Moulton and Mr. verweli, one of the clerks to the firm, that the mi.. goner was one of three apprentices who had el:wooded from their employment In the math of July last, sod having recently theminthed that they were at work at • pottery in the *Vasty of Istlaharjh b ezzrant had been obtained for their or of th e alms of the COM ff i bl i r kl‘ airikaled to ealaste It. That officer, how ever, bed may been mailed to apprehend the prisoner, the other two nmearsys kiwis; *voila bh vigilance. Dixon infornmd the magistrate that he had experienced comiderthle altheialty in taking away hie prisoner from 11... Edinburg by the oppositha of a "lawyer " on the part of the ste me thme et the primer, who actually in sisted on gi him in eastody hr daring to remove a sub ject out of On applying to the sheriff, however, he received shut gentleman'. permission. The reamer expremed his sorrow for his conduct, and said that, if permitted, he would go bock and serve out his time. _ . .. . . .. It wzm urged, however, that the expense!' in lir' •• the prisoner forward, end the inconvenience ezperienoed by hie masters, were considerable, and that en example wee !s -quired to check the dispoitidon on the put of the other ap prentices to desert their employment. The prisoner was committed to the House of Correction for one month. KAILLBOROUGE-STRIBT. BUROLMIT In • 11•11•18TE164 CLERIC, - - Ciodk . y, who dee:sited himself ii a tarrirter's clerk, melding at No. 19, Oarden-row, London-rue brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with burg entering the dwelling-boom of Yrs. lesbella Gibbs No. Little Ityder-4met, Bt. Jannefa, and dealing therefrom a quantity of Weer *be of the mien of 121. Police-coastable 111 C stated that about a quarter-pest Elie tbie morning he wee proceeding along Little Ryder street, and when he had got about ten yards from No. 2 he heard a moist, am if some person was trying the lock of the door. He at once turned back, and saw the pi:Wortsr let himself out of No. 2, and run away in the direetidn of Bennet street. He ran after him end caught him in Bury-street, and collared him, and said he wanted him to go beck with him to Ryder-treat. The prisoner refused end desired to know what he wanted with him, is he had only just come from Westminster. Whams told him whit he wanted him for, when he denied ever going into any hems at all. or coming out of one. He then took him back to Ns. 2, ltyder-en and knocked at the door. A woman opened the door, and let him In, and in the passage, behind the door he found the basket of piste producrd. On marching the prisoner a latch-key and pocket-book were found upon him, and in the area et No. 10, close by where he stopped him, a roll of wait lager wee found. The prisoner was then conveyed to the eletion-bease. _ . . The prolecntar stated that ohs retired to net about Wi wi ahem lest night, at which time all wee este. At one ackek • genedemm, one of her Wpm, name in and secured Me Moe ear him. At Ire this morning .he was awoke by a maim ad an looking up saw the beck of a man standing nem a shot at deswalsoa 'Aka Mood the bearee of plate prodsted. Pb. hants da dtery as aup, end Os man rushed oat al the room. and out al the frost Mee Into the street. She followed me ito i . / ea dm osuM, and raid sat potion" A constable the primate and brought him beck. Pb. was conikhat am meow she saw hie face by the gas lamp one tle deer. The Whet con- Weed 22 silver spoons, two salt cellars, two cream ewers, I end ether snick* of the wane of 121. -7 117pm;;;;;riel - Wcarti; c NgS vu remanded fur a wok. COXIIIIMOILATION or 72111 ART TRZASORLS EXIII BRION AT C•kTnITOUTEL—Of Monde hot, Me 011•011 thi• Duke of Devonshire gave • m.gniAote l *opal end WE at IL Cl la commemoration of the lisenier Ifshibi- g ee: of Art At the banquet corm wee lead for m. ilk nod emeng theme t were Me gram the Duke of St. Demenebk% the Earl of BurUngton, Lewd and Lady Caren- Mit, the He.. 0. H. Cavendish, M.P. and several other members ef the Cavendish family, the Earl end Countess a Cheneille, Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., Er J. Watts (mayor of Manchester), T. FM:bairn. Esq., chairman, and the execu tive committee of the Art Tremolo Exhibition; H. F. Mahone, Ems (Mayor of Derby); J. Aa El 4 at. 00 B. Wllatt Wilmot, Esq., J. O. Cogbant,teg s .7l. Ell li Req. (chairman of the Midland Railway); Jobe Berber, l e Seq., W. Condell, Esq., ho. The banquet wee upon the m. mom splendid and truly princely .rat., the whole being sq .tiered upon gold and silver plate. After dinner hie (!race the Duke of Devonshire roes end rowed "The Queen," .„, 26 and " The Prise , * Colmar' and the rest of the Royal Family." a . The Earl Granville thee, in the name of the Duke of Devon- g t , ehke, to • lengthy and effective speech, proposed "The ge, Ineentive Committee of the Manchester Exhibition of Art Trasur - seri, 4 merkimg with toast the nem el Xt. Fmk- Si. Min, who returned Meeks In minable teems. ne new el he then ftwad " The health ol the Duras Drmilink" The lend Beale= replied cm ef g Os rib duke. The Who then reeked, emd Lord Ovemillb =." The Wier." Mtn cella, Men wee a grand of coloured lights over the whole of the eaten. dee pods, thus beautifully Illuminating the matuary, end hostas . deedid edit upon the fountains. which were In AM pfty. • ball followed, at which dancing com mand ft alma o'clock and ended at three, • sumptuous `e 7scr a = b,, esev i l at one o'clock. The mince', provider E. t was present throughout, and evinced r Or Meekest interest in tte oomfort sad mi of hie de If - gun Th e whole of the ' mftes of rooms, is and corridors of the .P of the Peak" were SI OMeetly lighted throughout the eveeirg. —Derby Kemeny, M DEATH Or LORD CHARLES BUTLER.-.-The Kil hearty papers announce the sudden denies of Lord Charles ft Wendestorde Butler, which took plain on Friday, at the it residence of his mother, the Dowager Mara:dome' of to. Ormond., Marley, Rathfarnheni. Immediately after break- Sk fast on Friday morning his lordship complained of feeling g• faint, and retired to hie bedroom. The servant, hearing him las call, at once went up and found him lying on the floor, saf- ft, tering from an apoplectic seizure. Medical aid was Immo- M. distely procured, and his lordship rallied a little, tut in the course of the afternoon he Mel a emend Mears, which ter- I:, micated life. Lord Charles Butler was fourth son of James ; _ Marquis of Ormonde, brother of the late lamented marquis, sad uncle of the present. It. was In his thirty-eighth year. SIN cl-t ACCIDENT,--On Thursday evening last • boy in the employ of Mr. Tiaard, wilier; of Purloridge„ was retuning home from collecting grins, with • horse and when, owing to some !Machines, the rant wee upset, the 'boy fell out, the piste fall ;ma film, and the cart tur ned completely over, covering the pleb and the boy, and the berm entangled in the Worm was thrown on its Ode. In this perilous pontioa the bey by ell the night, his head pro geny out from under the met, eq t tl e be pitiless pelting f • Awfully stormy night, NA with all his might foxhafe7 About seven Vela& ant morning, Mr. eg Rockeeheyee, peeing aim the spot, fancied he beendblaterho of elierdir." Hamm of assistance. widths led wee released from his Mettle Imprinnmmt. Although ealmenely exhausted, he had miniculcuely escaped any batherlnjury beyond • severe braise on the hip. But the beim wee much tenured. It wee supposed by his master that I. leolimeacy weather be had put into some be the night—litAnderne Journal. MUSD= Olf A POLICEMAN AT STEVENAGE, t ie" REETII.—Thin quiet little ealege her bus thrown into ex citement by the comeleden of me of the foulest mwdere recorded far a keg taw • policeman, who haemely been the neighbourhood s fam weal., who was noted fee his TIP- 1 " !man es d W. It moms often bopped men with slobs gespeler, wee missed ea ridgy night last. He wee NAM , pleb his mode Mee* Ire o'clock, sad woe never seen atm • ▪ Maaday mindag, when he we. found in a pond about half-a-mile from the village, with his throat cut PO fright le fully that his bead woo sorb severed from his body. Near us the mad me bald moo how grain, and the ground bore me evident mean if a memo straggle having taken piece, end MI at • &blame if above ninety yards some more loose corn and el. IMO biod, go lig it appears that he tried to apprehend mine et lama, with ebbs ems, and that one or more eemmMlei the seceder. His out was hacked a great s • deal about the neck. The comer bee held an inquiet on se the body, end adjourned It till Monday. Two brothers named • Cementer lam bra takes up, and tUre seam strong sue- 2 ppkkiia epsimsl them. The murdered man we. about twenty- tee eveyeem of aperiall came from St. Alban's. tie HIOIEWAT EMMY IN FRANCE.—not Vs, oar: too —"The Mow ion Lac to Vidanban rev ••••4 the II WOW Woo int OW bit) by too min, Oin of Om rind tae rinks to M 5, sad the law gni Me tiara They then with greet urine used read ire ll wend mumps ad lota them be delver epfbale n Onty one proem malaise! to renew, namely me blew be s % navy, who ponliody dwthrod that be wide sot Ova our ID sow. The ream wand at bet inclined m nib bier 111, but la the end ay tusk drip dominos wawa =oilmen la. TM sum Wm hum Ito powwow se 401 to Irv* • bas tillos." SHARE L187&-.2E18 DAY. Two o'CLoot. The railway share market to-day eiiibit; further general fall, owing to the fresh rise in the Bank rate of discount. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 481 to 49; Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 901 to 91; London and South Western, 431 to 44 per share; Great Northern, 231 to ; and Eastern Counties, lot to Midland im i comparatively steady, at 801 to 811. Foreign and colonial railway abeam eat. ONDINAIT NUDE AID Ram. ilan.wAis. ~s t~aor. i~ 1 JT :a 1 7 4;107 - F. = 11;11°_,. 1 - 6 .'"4- 1 1 - 4Grzl -- mu cum. ri^_i_iirria If Dada • 'mods IN int trun al reami‘ a." _ IN Orlon Dam DIN• 11 Not ... SL SAlLlbugth Ara, Duda; 11. ICS alsigmr Rana Wears. 111 GI Oral Para SL ISO (NO IL ISO IN. O. MI sad Mist (IsL) - - itar - V7114 - 0 - 1; a Lamar ma Omit*, IM I I. ll + - 1671;ri;i1.#1., i! 4° 1 i DIM No. a ice i =ce li rreta we 'I "VC yam_ ..7_ IN lair D Nate Wolin. Lasbakfirs INNINIDe IN 11884,111.41.16 i [NNW IdDiropillNa .... - Illeme UN Da ltra. sal Meg an IL el (ame) IlNmearisWorn In .fte,al.442.ll"lnhi'l 7 I.... sresegalet SI Ilenhars NO OW* BM* all North Dem. 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I ir ir l )- ~ ,1 it etr II 11 I 14 SS $ ti dis LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. 131 Si I all TN $ 1 Lowest, troy. 4.—A Sao van w*Mts provogot lady, tat ==4 tow. ealotrolos, 141—troolone tosattor. to 11-14 4.•• TotElmld 14 4 4—Loadoo opt North Wo** —ltambootor. taitard. oat 'AWL 321 2-111diand. SI 14 14 11 aril Flirre.lBlol-011 /rook of Yost 44 9.16 4—Lit atm Camda.lll—Dittr• am 21d. MAINSINIII. Nov. 4.—Thoro tram tort • med 9a2-V ',odor. oat afthal .140 • tradeoff to doolloo. Loodo. 02-81torro,da 174 411—Dowaro. la 13.16-IN•okbons. 64—Loadona Ord U— p.. • ~moo, 44 p.—Orott Weston. ot Wadi, 414 IMININ/O• te-Ullools Owing. 2 41•—ersad Traaka. 94. A letter from Nice announces the arrival of Madame Carmonehe, formerly known se the charming actress Jenny Vortprf, obliged to go to that place far the benefit of her health, which catree peat assalhanie to bet friends. Jenny Vertpri meet have left indelible recollea time in tbe minds of London playgoers of a quarter of • ceatttry ago. It is so long shire anything has been heard of her that most people in Patio bad supposed her to be dead long since. Forty workmen destined for the work, on the Rama railway have left Marseilles for Clefts Vecchia. Throe men hid been previously employed on the Elonthent Vas. EXPORTS TO AMERICA.—We understand that the Glasgow, se., which smiled from the Brominelaw for New York bet week, bed not one-eighth of the name cam* of merchandise, mesh boa been the etteat of the monetary pestle be America. his only a pity that the diminished rate of exports had not mmmeemd some few months ego.— Olemow Day Mail. CANAET Snow AT CARLISLE. The Carlisle Journal says:—" A society has been established In Carlisle to improve the breed of canaries and mules. Some of the chief bird fanciers in the county have become member', and ' several gentlemen have sent donation' of money, to aid the &sine of the committee. It is contemplated to hawed exhibition in the Mechanics' Institute, on the 14th of Rapt., when prizes will be offered for the fined specimens. A nom. Dor of breeders to different parts of the country hive slot. fied their intention to compete, and no doubt the novelty of the collection will secure support for the objects of the seciety." FAILURE IN GREENOCK:We regret exceedingly to have to announce the suspension of the old and respects. hie homes of Nome. Andrew Stowe" tad Co., of Greenock. Their large connection with A swim, the late considerable he the value of produce of various kinds, and their 4 1- volumene with parties whose means ere tied up in the Borough Bank of Liverpool, made the step unavoidable. The liabilities we hays heard adulated at 75,0001.—Ormiseek ddrortiser. A TALE OF A TIGER.—A few days ago (the attritive is In ell the jonmels) • Beespl tiger, on its way from the docks when It had been landed, to the premises of Mr. Jantrach, an izeporter of such townie; broke loose, sad, slier running crunchingly along the street, sprangupon I:..mr child, and easaglad him cruelly. Mr. Jamrsch to the rescue with a crowbar, and was dealt.* d e savage slims' a series of heavy Now; in order to dearer the boy, when the editor of • penny humanitarian paper cane up, end begged Mr. Jammeh not to be hard on the poor beast, who knew no better than to mangle children and had also a grievance in being restrained from his wild liberty. Mr. Jaws& rudely sleeved the mediator out of the way, end with a few mom vigorous strokes discomfited the brute, and saved the ch'id'e life. The editor is virtuously in dissent, and declares that Jamrach is no better then Rank& and Wilson.—Posseh. ASEABRIRATION OF A FRENCII COLONEL IN AL. ozata.—Tbs Algiers journals announce that as Llentanant- Colonel Browit, of the 70th Reg:meet, in garrison at Bone, Inn lately tailing a walk at a short distance from the ad vent Nippon' of the amp of the thud Zags, he was shot dead by • Temisian emenuder. The man's reason kw the mime is not seated. nor la It mid that he was arrested. ROYAL HIBERNIAN ACADEMT.—NOTIESZI ar t , hes arrived in Dublin to conduct the inquil ib adersd undis Iti o =nnesst Into do sash., of the Royal FRESH ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLooc. The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly meeting this morning, have raised the rate of discount front eight to nine per cent. This announcement has not exercised any im portant influence upon the funds, which derive support from the investments of the public, as well as from the purchases of previous operators for the fall. The reduction is limited to 1 to 3 per cent. English railway shares, however, show a more con siderable decline. Coneds for money and the 10th inst. have been dealt in from 881 to 89, and are now quoted 881. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 88. The New Three per Cents., at 88 to 1; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 73; Bank Stock, at 211, 209, and 210 ; India Stock, at 212 ; Exchequer 'Bills, et 16s. to 10s. dia. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 971 ; and India Bonds, at 36e. dia. Turkish Six per Cents, have declined to 861 to 871, and moat other foreign stocks are flat. Sales are recorded as follow:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 991; ditto, for account, at 991; ChilianSix per Cents.* 104; DutehTwo-and-a. Half per Cents. at 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 971 ; ditto, for account, at 97 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 731 to 761; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents, at 251; ditto, for account, at 251; the Committee's Certificates, at 5 per cent. ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, at 861 to 871 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 974 to 4; ditto, for account (Nov. 16), at 971. The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation to the Continent wax about 20,0001. - - The City of Washington sailed from Liverpool for New York yesterday with 11,00 W. in specie on freight. The Ariel, which sailed from Southampton for New York yesterday morning, took out specie to the value of 66,0001. At Hamburg the rate of discount has risen again to 9 per cent. From Liverpool we learn the suspension of Mr. James Howell, cotton-broker. The liabilities are considerable, the house holding a position of much respectability. It is hoped that the creditors will ultimately sustain little or no loss. A further sum of about 40,0001. in half-imperials has arrived from St. Petersburg, and is expected to be purchased for transmission to the Continent. The specie and bullion ex the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies and Mexico, were delivered yes terday. The 100,0001. in gold will be despatched to the Continent. At Paris the exchange on London has assumed • more favourable appearance. At Amsterdam, on the other hand, the tendency is downwards. The ' Austrian exchanges continue to creep up; this 'is a symptom of financial distrust. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange on London was quoted 26.271 to 30 for short, and 24.771 to 80 for 3 months bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.721 for short ; at Berlin, 6.18/ ; at Hamburg, 13.41 for short, and 13 for 3 months; and at Vienna, 10.16. The corn market yesterday was quiet, but last Mon day's rates were steadily supported. Since last Fri day no less than 53 gram n vessels have arrived at ports of call ; of these more than half were sold previous to their arrival. Most of the provincial markets report an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. in wheat, but in France the tendency of prices is still downwards. We notice the publication of a new edition of Mr. Arnould'a " Treatise on the Law of Marine Insurance and General Avenge" (published by Messrs. Stevens and Norton). In preparing this edition for the press the author has spared no pains to render his work practically useful to the mercantile world. That portion of it which treats of the important subjects of Settlement in Account, and the Rights and Liabilities of Brokers and Insurance Agents, has been entirely rewritten ; the complex relations arising from the mode of business adopted by brokers and underwriters are clearly and comprehensively described, and the prin ciples of law which rule them are carefully and accurately deduced from the decisions of the courts. The chapters which treat of " Average," of " Total Loss," and of "Abandonment; are equally . copious, and the man of business will find in them the law and practice clearly and concisely laid down. There is no portion of the work, however, mare valuable than that in which the author discusses the question of implied warranties and Seaworthiness. The doctrines of the English and American courts are distinguished and defined, and the conclusions to be deduced from the more recent decisions of our Courts on the subject clearly stated. We have re ferred only to those parts of the book more imme diately interesting to merchants ; but the other por tions of it display the same ability and painstaking research, and the author has left nothing undone to render it one of practical utility and ready reference to all those engaged in the important business of Marine Assurance. The following ships have been accepted by the Admiralty for the convey ance Dauntless, for Malta ; Brisk, for Gambia; Migrator, for Cape Town ; and the Baronet, for Alga Bay. The undermentioned vessels are to be surveyed, pre vious to being engaged for the same purpose, viz., the Union, for Gibraltar; and the Foster and Re serve, for Ascension. With reference to this market Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite reports as follows : Marshal been a steady market fur AMeTiCIAS securities in London during the past week. The demand for Illinois shares bee been very active, which caused an advanoe to 6 discount. On receipt of the mail from America, with the quotation of 26 discount for these shares, there was more die poeition to sell, and they declined to 7 discount, which still leaven an enormous difference between the two markets. Construction Bonds advanced to 76 to 77, and were main tained at that quotation, as against the price of 62 in New York. New York Central stock end bonds are firmly held ; the Seven per Cent. Convertible Bonds of this company bringing a price only 3 per cent. below that at which they were issued in 1866. At the close, Mamie Central are much depressed, and are offend at 9 die. The position of the hide and leather trade is thus noticed by Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell : The leather trade, which in the commencement of October was active, and was well maintained for the first half of the month, has during the last fortnight considerably fallen off. The large supplies and declining prices of raw goods, com bined with the increased stringency of the money market, have tended to lessen the operations of buyers to the mini mum of their wants, and although the supply of fresh teethe, has not been above an average, and stocks have not mate rially increased, lower rate. on moat articles have been ac cepted. There are, however, elements of encouragement in the prospects of the demand for leather. The requirements I of the government for boots and accoutrements are increas ing and preeeing, the report generally of the borne demand la good, and, with the low price of provisions, may be ex pected to continue satisfactory; while the last returns of the Bond of Trade show an increased exportation of article* of leather manufacture of more than 60 per sent, over the cor responding month, September, of ISM. Raw goods gene rally have experienced a great decline in value. The enor mous stocks of most articles sufficiently account for such a reduction without any . pressure that the present high 'Mlle of money might occasion. At the public sales on the 29th ultimo there was almost an entire absence of demand at the rates the owners were prepared to accept, and still lower irico appear inevitable. Market bides have declined slant d. per lb, which is not comeneura with the reduction on oreign m te hides. Market horee-hides and market call-skins re main unaltered. WEDPITAD/T EVILITIO. Tbis has been a day of gloom in the Stock Ex change and other City circles. Considering the severity of the pressure upon the Bank of England, both for bullion and discounts, it is felt that further restrictive measures can no longer be delayed. That an advance in the minimum rate of discount from eight to nine per cent. will be decided upon by the directors at an early hour to-morrow morning, may be conaidered almost certain. In addi tion to the withdrawals of gold for expor tation which have been reported in our columns horn day to day since the date of the last published balance sheet of the Bank, large quantities of sovereigns have been privately despatched to the United States, and further large amounts have been withdrawn for the Scotch and Irish banks. To-day the applications for money at the Bank were upon an extremely active scale. This is partly explained by the apprehension of a fresh rine in the rate, and by the fact that the leading discount and other establishments now do little or no business as low as 8 per cent. In numerous cases a considerable ad vance upon that rate is charged, even for really good paper. All these circumstances point to a further immediate rise in the rate of discount at the Bank. The funds to-day responded to the g'oomy appear ance of the money market. The market opened 1 per cent, lower than it closed yesterday, and subse quently a fresh fall took place. The latest quota tions were per cent. below those of yesterday, and the wont of the day. Several of the sales effected to-day were by very influential operators. Most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange were likewise depressed, especially the market for Eng lish and Scotch railway shares. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 89$ to 1 for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at 891 to 4, advanced to 891 to 4, and thence gradually fell to 881 to 89, the closing price. For the Bth of December the closing price was 891. The " continuation "is fully 7.16 per cent. Bankers, however, are still enabled to borrow money on Consols in the Stock Exchange at 54 per cent. for short periods. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Conn* for money, 891, 891, 894, 89 ; ditto, for account (10th Nov.), 891, 891, 894, 891. Three per Cents. Redond, 881, 1,4, 4. New Three per Cents., 88$, 4,7, 4. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan.,lBBo, 2, 1 16-18. Bank Stock, 211, 209, 210. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 98$; ditto, 1859, 98. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 14s. to 103. die. The severe fall in India Bonds has induced some inquiry, and transactions took place to-day at 40s. to 345. di.., showing a slight improvement. Turkish Six per Cents. exhibit a fall of 1 per cent-, closing at 871 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 971 to 7, showing a reduction of 3 tier cent. Mexican Bonds and seve ral other descriptions of foreign securities were also more offered. Bank shares to-day were very dull. Union Bank of Australia stock was quoted 10s. lower. South Australian Land shares show an improvement of U. London General Omnibus have declined to 3 3-16 to 31. London Dock stock was officially marked 99 ; and Royal Mail Steam, 65 ex div. The market for American railway securities to-day was flatter. 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I 1.11 Tr Camorti 81N N. 110•40 Dodo ........—. 145 10 MONEY MARZET.-THIS DAY. els Pe re I. Is 1 1 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. In the home mining stock market to-day, as in the other departments of the market for securities, the state of the money market and the fresh rise in the Bank rate of discount have excited great discus sion, and tend to curtail business. From the Stock Exchange no transactions are reported. Prices, in many cases, are the turn against the Bella. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company have been dealt in at All fungi' descriptions are very dull. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : East firma 2,2 i ; Great fianth Tolgos, 161; Lady Bertha, 22e., 235., 215., 245., 25e., 17a. 6d., 205., 225., 245., 25e., 275. Bd.; North Crotty, 41. I. At the need= of adventurers in the South Tamar Consols Mime yesterday, a first division of assets, to the amount of 10.. per share, was agreed to. At a three-monthly meeting of adventurers in East Tamar, held yesterday, the amounts showed • cash balance al 3001. 335. 3d., and an estimated balance of liabilities over meets before the neat meeting of 192 t. 4s. 10d. A call of 2a. per share was made, payable on the 28th inst. WIDNESDIA limrpre. The market for home mining stocks to-day was dell, and prices in many cues exhibited a drooping tendency. Alfred Consols closed at 1 41 . per share, " Layers;" Eut Rosewarac at 265. to 275. 6d.; Lady Bertha, at 225. 6d. to 255. ; and East Russell, at COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 2 to 2i MINCINO-LANE.-Tll7B DAT.. •—• The advance of the rate of discount to 9 per cent. by the Bank of England, has added to the depression of oar markets generally, and scarcely any busneas has been done. firomt.—Prioes must be considered partly nominal, as tt is difficult to make sales, even at a reduction in prices. Coma remains without alteration. Tsa.—The bulk of the public sales wen bought in, and the eels of green sold without reserve went od at Is. to 2a. Corrox.—No sales reported. SALTPLllLE.—Refractton 8 sold at 455. ash ; Refractka 3 at 52a. Ras.—No business reported. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. ma market is flat with a large Mumma doing. Town Tallow, 6Ce. nett cash; PtteabarB Y. C. October sad Dainekber, 52a. 9d. ; January and 63e. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply. Trade without alteration. THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. (IT ELECTRIC EILEORATIL) (PEON OCR OWN 0011REEPONDRI LIVERPOOL, THIMIDAT MOILNINO, The Liverpool Borough Bank is partially open to day for the payment of depositors under 2001., in accordance with the arrangement mentioned yester day,—Tintes, Second Edition. THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF IRELANP.—The third swim of the Medical School in connexion with the Catholic University we, opened on Tuesday with an intro ductory lecture by Dr. Hayden. The titular Mrdibiehop of Dublin, Dr. Newman. Rector of the University, the Presi dent of Maynooth, and a large number of medical gentlemen, were present. MURDER OF MR. ELLlB.—The Dublin Gazelle of Tuesday night contains an announcement of the Lords Jus tices o a reward of 1001. for such information as will lead to the arrest within sit months of the person or perms who murdered Mr. Ellis, in • county Tipperary. THE ESCAPE FROM AN AUSTRIAN PRISON.—We have to correct a slight error in the translation which we gsve two days ago of a letter narrating the experience of thaw victims of AUStriall cruelty who !Meij i, esca ped from the prison of Jorephstadt in Bohemia. The titre of the letter should have been "Carl Szaktnary." t was errone ously copied Stermery. RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—AR the through train from Itanotwater to London. by the Groat Northern route, which left Manchester at 9.55 a.m., reached the Mottram viaduct on the Menchecter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, on Tuesday morning, several of tho carriages, becoming dis contented from the rest of the trein, ran off the rails against the parapet of the bridge. The sides of the carriages were much shattered, but happily little if any personal injury sustained either by the parsnips* or by the officers in of the train. •• DI • WINNG-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.- Petitions to bave the following oompanies wound up have Lost Mee presented to the Court of Chancery.—Shipowners' Towing Company, Sheerness Well and Waterworks Com pany, Port of London Shipowners" Company, and Wrysgan Slate and Slab Quattrag Company. It has been deter mined to wind up the Limerick Om Consumers' Company and to appoint lionichttore to provide for the liabilities. All outstanding ltibeities connected with the South Sea-house ere being caned in reparatory to the final winding up of the men_pumi. WICK PASSAGE.— The clipper ship Shandon, Captain Welter Orate. has just made the passage from Quebec to Clyde in 'mutton dem which, so for es we Ire aware, 10 the Sweet on mooed fo r a tailing ship. Bhe coseideted by all nautical man a perfect modal, which says not • little for our Clyde boildere,—Olargoia Daily Mail. AFRICAN PACILZTS.—The North of Europe Com. pity's 1/Crew steamship Oscar, Captsia Hawkesley, sailed from Plymouth os Monday for Madeira, Siena Leona, and the West Come of Attics es or se Pemando Po. She bee abase 40 pessenors, 6 large came of specie, end • general came. The Oscar te expected to return to this port in 72 da. The African Steam Navigation Company's mail wh het Ethlope is doe from the meat on Sunday next, the Sth Met, Ili SI i 401 tft 14 IMa p 0 1 i., r lel I as 71 111 IS 6 Pa I SI