The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

AGENCE. LT. N'S BENCH. a canll.lcll and la•ti I OF Tilt 1405. (Lt. K 111 1 ,4114. ttlil•FilTilis. he Iton. Chap. .tenet. r Leitrim. vyair.“ M. he Army sad Navy Club, ilea,e to to lettcrf with tat • brt 4a It of the peace by M came on for srguutrat t of guilty was entered by ho jadvnoot of Ike and the defeakat, eeld v aa• I regret et haring etatted . Clement's foe his ( 0 64 , 1 , t. k. hosted the learned • eatitlied. . . - - • ewe woo tut tt•Lee the tate defendant that be bad tot Secrable that ha atlunltt r grow , moult rbten be had nu Lunch to bo nittetted a to Mead ont m a il tint topmast' the alighting it Y. 'Elwrier) had under 116 duty to Few Lw their ski se the ady desire of Mr. howl what was really • most gentleman, if their I,rd. aow made wee meter the pert of Mr. Cle. the "...edition that all the shades', whee etheooduct ap. He (eh P. Theism) read, and trots a feehog of He had thender eau led i he would p.y the rose. oat of the win should set Sled dud a,aditiu.. Curie thew ledships would allow 11 if Ile was contented? ::native shod OT•f. KICVTIOX PO • PTELIC NC& v.vm at lbe ha Liverpool Majeure* prellerve• semi us wits so so lo pealsov • stssessil of tbs errs. erred ea bard of the de. at tits trial by kis lammed siogesd r altorithr Is tits trial tbe didrolres re rerstal randy wry d of tr sorb, bat r the taapl.ud eery treatly, errors Mil mot Jr bad any sari try Isere sattelsettey rld bar weir espetaz *me tlts derademee • up rot ars • rest tossumable 17. -11111 ROTAL 111171911 SE I. re tM pert of Mr. Stapy ce. tie tn.l eri Ws tidemarks bur Hairy TIM. No 140044 Ituuld COMP an tor trill la Lasko Int 467 of Ile Lanka stains . .in rams os .bout Ibot ark your kodshipe sod • .tile a, that it eusM b• Im olai. 1 IS ••• to prepont so lortligbt or Wig was bi Wok 4 vrill b• •••••••irylbr you • moo. 11 the agifavit• goy ps„bl Ye prepared to folio his I, the odor 4101• will ogres to • x► .Mel Is yaw lardalups. 447 - tTabortais tram d..in Nat youtaty of buoks mad se- 4. aredry, es Ira dry c 4 Tr.,. ..110111:1VCIIIIIII111...COIR , IC WAT INVISL3I4III. . _ . - • centet.reri to Wag ap la tartxto of fllantorgaa t trarelltag ha • mamba don Ara Rottenly total for • heat ins era. • attars is the on - that if any pesos should got Ist for *sell be proeortd a ioa of its missy antioratiesa shy of 40s Mr. Rapidan a tad be appealed to the *tikes 'toed the ...mann. lie Regal Ina novelise in • tbird at une of the latanordiele ad cam. sod took • istend-ebten tan to go into a eloced-elleas car een deatinatioe, thin Mena. lag a pus Real palut spelt a of the t wpm, • babies otttna) had c , me ta • woad It out of the rusks with Mt. t a hot pee key lite mend Ley, sad metal not appear and the psi leed bens' 'eft mita the exploitation about et Th. ,14tudent. rer bet irr oind 1, you more adv.!, n by the i tome. st punter oariciion. they being interested in the rolwey jitetims wl beer an appeal ars decision of the House of Lords. it very ',nylons to have the pima of position, and s notice resided at every Maws on thr by be mordent for serrelinft as Amid beyond suoltion. Sanity be &prised of his rioht of op' E X CIIEQUER. M Lord Chief Bona. mid Dams me, and ChammiL) DI 111. O. DC Li 1107111.-- whom .as Mr. Foots. of the 'tappet the petitioe of Mr. Wil lett of s teeter. sum of money coined 11 , .. , eti the Mr. 1k la MAD of about in years at a Knot or oy year. profeeet Sandhurst • ho. faller was poled to the 'ear 1;99. lie WY SIN e Hart Innand proprietor of ten hat time the then royal family r Weymouth, and the late Kind a• per...me and placed hire titHaajamin West, W.A., by &same la 1799 Pete moo ensue, and as the time as art to u 10.1.1111011 of his bay; , in a eta of 4901. t pan was held upon that client. a Hart and the mamma ..hold of Prier De la Mot% thee Ire an order by the Come • of the pr.terty. The pro -800 sad naked 6032. is ewe one sod the sane pe at of 49.51., wha.la W. produced ▪ tato the hands of the Yule • order of the noon in the came ate. - That officer invested the N end wroth n.runiulatione the $l4l. Consols. and 1,7001. ode. e era• found Wien, by I ono appended wentmitte• by the d is 1314tind so etepe woo* lUI the croon to notary th• ernes h•ldesde H101 . 011*4 'hi emoted e• they .en re-Inwood id, ma the heinewobouver, dew • nm ior•Atoo7 them. In In; Crown debt wee mitten he /. Thin nu no evidence to doom t was written of es Irretevweblb. the (rat .1.•••••••••• of thugs &to. Ihe polluoot, woe On sI De le Mous. Thew ewe • doomed and settarits wee el the widow to the robseet to the nvirm Nag( Jim te sweated Wet the the 410 t. sad ) j am .o.oo letert was, bet the se the breeet the peat se tle st the prulit .weed w thy 4110 i. Yd wales le wit about the acted ter the crows odd est trait et tb• latistatat, iumatell is woad Item bra M.N. kit the re = satil J. 4/mit• Om el Mat tb• Ilatiritor-Osomil) tab tottbsd dm) Immie of do re do wow% and as AIM WIG rind .Y tit demo of "trowntbir abbot t• Es/ mat mob .Pa lwtrv+ is tb. ,t 1 40+y Ib dabat not b •vs GOO& Oa The Chief Ilsron—Tles claim of the crows mtiet be limited to the debt teal% interest. The crows cannot claim the thereof the profit which is accidentally deeived from • tint be the fund.. The crows has • claim to • definite ram whether the fund be moth or little. It would be manifestly imjsat to rive the crows the benefit of an act idental profit. *lees the cream would sot have borne any loss, If instead of going up the funds bed gone down. Barons Bramwell, Views, and Chansell concurred. . . Order suede to - 94 tb petitioner the balance of the fund alter payment of the crown debt of 4901., and 6 per tent. interest eines 1900, and code It is ondentood that the crows will not takes's'', then tie lore of the hearing. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TDB DAT. The Noretaber snore t this roan wee et tee o' clock. Tiks Eight iloa. Sir R. ; 1 . 1.4 01.111% te t1, sery-eierted Lori Mare of the dry of look the reel es tr., Leach Ice the first time is that . The dr mortars's reser wets the lionsechir. Or J. Doke, Sir F. O. Meas. awl Cm*, sal Law. was sad Sheriff Lawreass, Yr. Atheism Allss, sag the Lace-Sherith. Wird sad Panne. The loot edition el the alleader esaisiss the saws of 100 ythearre. n• Recorder, la the thaw Is as Pend Jarit =ta hie wires at thaw Wog me Isms • amber et rely the sheet with th thaw meths ha eiepeWl al Zw a t ethesewthest st the hat sweiss. He said that the awes, however, way set of a wry wrier kind, sad there weary see le which h. ocasithesi ft resesery to divert the atratir elf the greed jury. 1 wet a dune sigkilat =meth Fowles, of having bream bail for • party maw • mimed' ohms* fa • Yee math and It ap palled that be had nresseted blswelf le he • masa who woe al tas4rh.d Wareaki" mad while trt rimer did re .dads ai tette hie Mel, sal births were swie, It wee sestatethel that this had or.. howeve bits the ph/saw sad thew not whatever about the weber. As this wets • dwair io• of ears that wee very ashy wwwitted, V theterbt a right la etre that it was a swim Mew is the etkyee f the law, awl arsy poem octh vista el It woe bathe be 1111111111111114 let tetheyorte thek er wadi WI penal he subject to ware • ;mg embeds, Nis height" thew Awned Lei thst t period aw hal bass towle that the deal si as sr tve 4/ the warts did sot ale the =lll7 if thy witsea Is who were smith la • yethewth td at we of the 0361114411 . by aweeaW crab pim la a wpm to the math with thus, IMO were swenwl to this awl. It woe soy impethath that the teeth st 'Yale was ewe to be e tas* he athwelthel with the Wirth that w as Were the sessisthath ad thattealasiy with the sr ewe et the_ }Mores le the thew thallik4 MINIMA *M. wed the Jaispe hod etheatethy sampirmi et the sari lealth tha Hemestassai the es= thermal esewles, theretwe, theathealethe that do pool jimy ivalimot wadi he hem* w the stamp des ef the a weethre, wad that there wealth les as owe. des Iss is term Tho pawl jori.voittet THB POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. O,IIIT T. 41. • "1.01" . 111•! , Il . • b 101411, William Fitz, well karma duet, ou breaf .. todore Mr. Burke. chaired with lmeur found as tho No. 11, Gnat Senior -arse, Noorport-raerlose, foe las perposo of committal," • Moray. It appeared froniihe evidence that the homes is qmsolicis lo at prment unoccupied, sad that ma Saturday night about half. pact seven, the complaisant, Omege Sewn, who hat chug* of the LOW., lOW the primmer go delibennoly op to the best door, whkb mitoses had bat • tow minutes mewed by a Brunah lock, unlock it, sad walk M. %%t -am, after recoveriag hum his surprise at each a cinema donne, ran over, sad having oollsted the primmer, oohed him wb. ha mu, sad what ha wanted there!' The primmer era " I want Mr. Woikrr." " Hookey," rejoined the prow-Mot, " yore most go with me to lb* station." The primmer wrongly objected to this, shook himeeif from kis and ran away. Prosecutor followed, oiling oat rst7 . p thief," as firm St. Martiie-lane whore prisoner mac st=l. by • ormotabla, sad taloa tato ensiody. 190 C, proved apprehending Um primmer, sad find ing upon him • paper of 'salchow • pow* of was taper, and • km*. - 231 A mid the primmer mita • 1.4 lumens thief. In the month of September, IBM, he wee present when the prisoner +es roarkted end sentenced to two years' itoprisoanamt, for • buntlery in Crsabotarne-street. The prisoner then gave the name of Baker, which wee his real tune. The prisoner said thee war • lie. Baker was dead. lb. Berke, wiliest say comment, committed the prb DOW for three menthe. WESTII I N BTER. Jobe Baker, • rimai-looking know, was charged with stealing a valuable house dog, the property of William Henry Gom Langton, limy, M.P. for Bristol. William Quick, of Ranismore Mews, Prince's-gate, helper In the stables of lady Hawker, mid that, at tea minutes past eight this worsting, be was standing rear Prima-gate when be observed the dog. Prisoner then came up, and by some means mitred the dog to follow him to a rather re clod. d spot, wheth be put a chain sad collar oa the maimed and led him away. A. line. the dog to be Mr. Lengths* be followed the prisoner into Slosamstreet, Bad meeting with a police-eceetable, gave him into custody. Primmer abased witness, and asked him what be had to do with the dog. Henry ltoberthon, taller to Mr. Langton, Identided the animal. . _ Mr. rsystw—What is la velem? Witnese—lntrfursoslly it may sot be worth more than a pmed, but Mr. Langton would sot take any mosey for It It a a very old and faithful creatc-e, and has been ;u the busily many years. A police constable said that when the prisoner found him self about to be taken into custody, he whipped off the collar from the dog's neck and put it in his coat-pocket, after which he kicked the pew animal sad made It con away. Whams examined priecaer's coat for the collar and chain for .ems time in vas, sad at length discovered that use of his poeksta bald a bottom to Mr. Payster—ls the primmer knows Inspector Capita. of the B die - was—Ws believe he is, sod wish a mnasd for a by dare. licoaDded accoediagly. WANDSWORTH. .OT , FIiTINO ♦ WITS AM' )%KILT. _ . ..-.-.. Rteliarrl Gear', • young man, who wee &merited as • bottle porter. erne brought before Mr. Hayman on • warrant at the instance of Mr. Daniel Nome, the relieving off.ow of Tooting, for dawning his wife and three children. The prisoner mid be !Mould plead guilty of going away, but be would take kis wife and family off the parish wo soon se he got work. Mr. Honig mid the parish had been put to • great expense through tie prbenar's temdatt. He was committed a short time tines for dams meths by Mr. Ingham, for a similar offence, mil the poi& Warred us uprises of 141. in ear sequence of Ms megleet. The prin...'. Isallay are aid that the primmer woo Rahn 20 smart his wife, and it was only on Saturday night that he starermiled Y obeainiog 15.,. which ha intended to pry off some el the arrears, if he had not been appre hended. _ . slim the primmer came out of grime, be usderivok,..tethee Yr. lagliturt, to allow his wile sad family Ta dd. pee week far t►eir support. He arm sow four weeks la arrow; the with .ad children had been i• the workhouse three wssier, ad it coat the parish a great deal more than 7.. 6d. per week to eut putt theta. The expedient that bad been hammed os (bit ocravitas were 4, irrespective of what it cost is apperhenritng the primmer. Taylor. the warrant van,. mid he apprebesded the pri soner is Drary-lens late on Saturday nisht. The wife mid Is r hothead war hying with another woman, end that war the Tessa be did not rupport Ler. The primmer admitted that be had lived sith another woman, but he bad men ►i. fully, ad war reedy to go home to lam "rife sad children. be wee walking with the woman on Saturday evening. The landlady raid be did not live will% ..y woman In her how, Sbe had hap the room kw him 41 the time b• wee is . _ _ Mr. !hymns mid Go ild sot appwr to ban assa his emit he was late eaoledy, acerodiatt i : the nu:east of bit laailtadp det nous bed is hap kr sll the tine he eras la num. If the primmer MI ast pay the 21. es. aad the explains In should email his spills be three asestla lie primer, ad Wag able to male ammo wAlt Mr. Norrio, woo camanittled excordiagly. DIME.' IX niiir.—We regret to announce the aria tie whole d the silk weeafeetarere at D.rby hew closed their Elle, is eneereesoa of the rehe4 Elm. The few that re opee its work East Eite. leetwel theereele, the Ejortty dwhoa are Mrdr , hare boa hem set ot easOry; and the thee lira no. Ewa tie Ewe Eh.. 4 the weilthy A ben le he leweed ▪ eidettiteesterfwgreer. Os Sawieystemingllr.liewire, rbeinees el the howl et weeedinw, mei the berewila star &weft es the seithea, elms wee respestel S. A Ebile wartits. After easeiderehle tibeeriel, h wee agreed to epee w a y Ethane et tree, eel abs that the Ere amid to reaveseed for enbeeripther. Os &Words, oftereen, the folio Egg lieettbill use howell Nerice.—Boaorom r I) asv.—le resergrese et the MERE sow Et. Elm( rem Ewe et the opersthee et this tows, Erie( ME the puthl ergeries d mitleysteet Mersa lerehr. of trEe, k le la hatemeiellea le epee IMlfili tm lithrhoss a. early se partible. 4 the WE of th aw Eh, Willis( to wore, us noble le obtain It. Is fn. thereme this object, tee COIMMUOI spreimeett to ilk* teed the AIMEE. tee .1 comopp le his ba s . egh El take irr EN Ewe ter EWE. 1101=110 *lama et dd. booseeteet • Caorprox, Xspt."- 1 7 . 1 . 14;81 dr ( SZT:ttcs elf• THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1857. THE RONAN CArauLic DISHOP OP BIRMING HAM ON THE INDIAN WAR. Yesterday morning, a pastoral from Dr. Ulla thorn., the catholic. Bishop of Birmingham, wee read at Bt. Peter catholic church, Leamington, by the Very Rev. Cllll2Oll Jeffries, the resident priest, from which we extract the following npon the Indian war We need no longer read old histories to tuadergand what men become ' whose gods en demons or whoee prophets are impostors. Deluded by the demons to Weeks them In the name of gods, their impiratione are internal, and their works are devilish. Whatever harbarous sod denioniecal cruelty men can Indict on mm—abet...li their corrupted hearts no coseslrs of show end dishonour--all that, was bsysed the extent of oar Itniginstion, have the Hisao. end the Mahoruedan perpetrated on MC. on helpthe women, and even on tender end innocent bebee. And we must tied anew St Augustine's peat week of the City otOod and the City of Babylon, whether we would Ind • parallel to them anal:them stuanget the Vandals, or would seek the inert smitmsats to math end esthete the bases el Christians who the witnesses of each awl's' ans... It le net foe us, nor is this the place, to inquire whittling hem done, or what haa been left undone, in times already gone by, that God may have expected from them to who.. iswer Ile committed thaw dark-minded nations. But what this this cry of vengeance which resounds on every side of us Dreadful and past all imeginatiou se have been the crimes of s email) number of our eneniier, what means this hot cry far Indistriminote vengeance upon MI? Is then. then, to he as more detinction between Mfonce and offence, sod an the thoisdiag to be swept into ose Immo( (sindemorittoo with the guilty ? le the peactifol dote, who is blionli $ sufferer, to be slaughtered with the rebel, the robber, the ravisher, and the murderer ? Brethren, beware of tido ets holy cry. Give it not your countenAnce, but your reproof. To the powers that be, Cod hes alien the sword ofjostios, but not the sword of vengeance. Revenge is mine, with the Lord. Jubilee is the virtue of thee who rule the air* and ft is to to 'leeched with judgment ; but revenge, sod Ills desire of revenge, are always crimes in area, rod mare 4111Ef• dolly in the Chrielso. Vila Clod himself essreissi ILI mom terrible venom:me It was not ups. us, poor weak and sinful mortals, but upon His own Almighty sad most km owe don; and alter that most divine awl aided v ' He rested revenge, aod leek swsy the word,.. warorth is ra the beer t and lips of Chrthithe: ME INDILY ItUTINIZB.-MESTING IN DORBZTBIIIIII. A inciting was held at Starcoinater Newton, in Dereeleides, on Thursday afternoon, to express sysy with the suffirem in India, and subscribe to the .an ■ Mkt Fund. The chair was sampled by Mr. Kto Sus ett et. M.P., and the Hon . end Rev. Sydney Oadolphin Osborne 1 woe one of the speakers. It. The CHAIRMAN took &vesicle, in his opening speech, to 8 . murk that • Doeseeshire man was the hero in the @smolt tin as Delhi. There could he no question that of .11 the men et who so dstggn.slllf distinguished themdves on that memorable M secedes, Lieutenant Salkeld was the lest to enter the city. L• Lieneeeent Salkekl, the son of a asighboar of his (the a tffildeman's), was called upon with the rest of the body of a j , Beigismes to perform the most arduous duty ever under- N. Yam; they were to go in broad daylight across • plain IL mem/ to a most mementoes lire of musketry, to blow tep eas of the gates of that city. Almost every ; a ute di zespel In the work was killed or injured. Lieutenant gi inn first struck with a bell in the arm; he still went os. as; Ito mu thee badly wounded in the leg; then it was he b. SWIM So match to a sergeant to apply to the gunpowder SI "Mb woo to Mow up the pm. He had since received, u ••,„. ls desented to receive on the spot, the Victoria Crew • bet flip osooosto sold still to a precarious ;tate. a . elmikatrinso) rim-rely hoped that young hero would $ emit esteem in eifeey to his native otunty. As he was in eion matters of local interest, he would mention that IL cerz coroodasioner of Delhi, whose death all depived, nes • Dui-mishits man ; sad, when the now. of the mutiny i r k ' list mashed tblo country, • Itoreetabire man wee home- is Middy sent for from the Cape to take • high command in N. todb—Gosoral ttklel, who distinguished himself so much IS. In Lir war. Stich items of local ciongranalakkin ought IL ad Ink trot aight of at • local meeting like the present. N One of the speakers who followed, the Her. G. F. St. * John, tested that he believed his young friend, Philip si &Held, the hero of Delhi, had laid up f COL in the Delhi It task, that he had sent means for a younger brother 18 to being him out to India, that he bad always Pees lOW. • year towards the education of his other younger brother; sad he not only lent by the plundering of th ki tank the whole of his savings sod the whole of his income, e bat he setually lost his clothes and everything he purred. The reverend speaker saw Mr. Salkehl, Lieutenant Salkeld's father, on the perfects day, and he woo deeply affected by • the late occurrence. in India. Young ttalkeld at the *akin of Delhi having escaped aeries the ditch of 18 feet Ws which the wither fell who jumped to mire himself from beingbius op. then, after he had sealed the will, heard the err of women instautly he went beck, sued the women, sod it N we into that that very ditch he fell, being wounded by • at tall. He afterwards was stripped of his clo th es hy • mer g reading party, and had not a single farthing hit is Mes Wu r t . tack to England to care hito of Die wounds. Se. In the morn of the Hon. red Rev. S. O. Otheresfe eddies be rid --" We sow hear • great deal of bow ell this came about ; yea enure go into a coffee-room, yea sup la not travel to • train, and you cannot meet See people in the Mr street, but whet three of them at leant will tell you how this mutiny in India wee. Some will tell yen it was because the A. regimenta had their officers taken away to be made civil err- it. wants ; others tall Joe —preaching the gospel with want of ten. judgment; others say it wee the reseed carts idges, and so on. What is the real feet? I • ill defy any ow, after having rest everything and haring rutted every tepid , * from the seat of will, after having cseefully aonel&eed allm. to Coma any really satisfactory opinion of how this great N. judgment upon it. hes come about. AU that we know is this Or —that this vast judgment is on us, and that it is our duty to N. eedeavour to bear it in that spirit which Englishmen and t : Christians rhould ever show." After setting aside the dif Is - [remit suppotit ions shore referred to es to the error* alleged e• to have provoked this sootlay, be .lead—" Why, then, SI should we go to look for the moo f Lit It be sufficient for 114 as to know the reel coodblos t state of thing., M R sad let sbuckle me our meatstand up like men to a tautest spier those boo by don we ere beset, and rightly . t , le employ the mot room yid* God ha. /bowl one a. hands." - nia "‘ Thc financial crisis which now weighs upon Europe," rays the St. Petersburg correspondent of the Nord, " baa had a amanita. influence on Naas Oold has IL brooms extremely MHOS. For notes of 100 roubles the dio• mat aloe ghee only Sr. roubles in specie, and yet It la S. Wort am day with crowds of persons who wish to get gold It for their paper. On the 14th at November the balf-Imperlal, the vans of which in ordinary times ia 5 roubles 15 cops, Ina quoted at the Bourse at S roubles 68 00,0011. The gg, bakers an charging 16 per cent. for diacoasts: IT PRINCE ID .— The public generally does not ga know that we have hie Royal Highness Prince Alfred (dr le 'geed, at se very UMW day it Is presumed, to become Lord H High Adnhal of England) sojourning at Alverstoka. As estabilarmat nessed Aker Beak, • small but ample marl- m. Wm, ham bean mpg* sad Is it the sailor prima hes tor ei moan little thee pod heft domesticated. He has sa ample 111. retinue of serves* end a ideated staff of attendants, H. among* whom we may nag Lieutenant Cowell. of the LL Royal Engineers, who wee hie highaess's companion and In guide doting hia criathiestsi tea; Dr. Mater, rumens ; st mad she Rev. W. Jolly, as easel and petal inetructor. Is. His little priumbip gives dimmer prise, sad may be fre quell, seta . Wear " about this part.—Haute Adaertiamr. ..n. THE DECMESS OF 1110N1/7ENIER PORING THE ; Revoirrios.—Auther iseident (mentioned In Lord ga. Nermesby's work) was, lOW more dramatic. The you( Daemon of Iffestpmmier, the Sprinted miscue, " whose in France wu so deftly connected with the L mm fatal dream" of the King's " insatiable esa bition" only then Just sixteen, and reported u IN bluely shortly to heroine a mother—after Oust vainly alone on the outskirts of the at the Tuilerim, eu gl id ultimately to avail herself of • is 1 ...fr0m France under a fictitious name, granted by the gi 4 of England ! The adventures of this "laterest isa - lig•;lllEasstimm child" did not terminate with her moue her Paris. Again, at Abbeville. she had to wander about sheehat mil slaking ev. ry step M mud above her ankles, la the semplay of a bewildered aide-de-mrop of her fugi fig - the hid, until providentially discovered by • pale- ft ma nut In march of them, who conducted her ft eftel. * tam she awaited the arrival of a carriage " awaggluil * est a the here en the pc re. Notwithatanding lend 3 r , doubt on high concept on. of a daughter. i s la ▪ -lads duty, we will venture to swept H. Leamatinee „so dem that the little primers bed soli spelt sed maw too era* ft say :" Eh hat, raise oaken ees annligoes nee "• le rowel is de la Mble roads de travail der he mhos dank et sonatas: des Telltales I"—Emormist. DEATH OF PROFENIOR NUS with deep regret that Dr. John Fleming, the dlstingeleited Par Ana oaf Natural Science in the Free Chunk Collage here, died on Wednesday at two o'clock, ot • spu me& complaint lie had bees rather unwell for • few dayr, but his death was amides end naespeolod. He hes long hold a place la the first rank of British astaraliste. From an early age he was • What student of nature, and an able and original observer, while he spend so labour to store his mind with all that had been Inane, as the science in this, and other munstries. He penned a *erase intellect, was distrustful of speculation, candor end proceed in his Mews. His "History of British Animal.," sad " Philorophy of Zoology," though wrier alegy peen ego, are still standard books. He was beades the caner at a met variety of papers and treatises In 1110 Ditultlepleda BriMalliell, the Maxwell Philosophical Aar& Wetter publicatiose. He had reached hie seventy ildid pair, sad until within a tow days his activity mented insbalsi Dr. Fleming wee, till 1A34, minister of the pieta el Pik, in Fillsabbs, when he was appointed Traimeat sf Rebel Philseephy In King's College, Aberdeen. Se the Pahnentip in the Free Church College he reantwol from Abeam ft 1146.—Scenaint. -.-- 1111 , 112;2/12A110X or FIXIIIIITRY.—We are 'nth°. demi to skits Mot dr merle reaspeethig Mr. rhiscombie Mak Imikl•Mly apparel fa portfen of dm pukka pow see ellbrat lbeekika, mad that the fret. numbs, era mit aft bS his —at ths meting of parliament, bat est ble bean Is at punt kr War than it has bass kr NM 081 pd.-16m SHARE L1828.-7RIB DAT. Two oteLool. I s The railway share market continues heavy le character. Prices are still declining. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has fallen to 88 to 1, and Midland to 80 to 1, these two stocks exhibiting ' chief depression. Great Western is quoted 471 to 1; London and North-Western, 93 to 1 • Great Northern, 221 to 23 per share; and London and South Western, 44 to Canadian railway securities are weaker. Foreign descriptions ere quiet. • lag 0.110 I I all I all pia silia hl o sis., to I et ti 1 en 13 I a 1! 11 I ii I ;if _II WI lip :il di El'. 01,0001 Vet irdiT 111,410 some mem mos noci MO* IMO .I,IIOD .10e: 1111,1115 0,00( LA.I4 111.04 10t,0110 4i;ril esti "sal MeV MO* WAN 14.' 64 y.OOO tato woe Ski 11 % 110 11410 WU lOM "Pi AOC* ligii• KIM 'MN NAN S" . 1 MOM /1,010 ii• - ii tuce l 00,60 C LINKS LUMP AT 111[111 RINTALS. a. Ita I 5a.,..... Mara wil W. fliesalle La. It I.W. 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The fuLds opened more firmly this morning, but have since become latter, owing to rumours that _ . . . the question of granting financial assistance to the Indian Government will come before Parliament. Prices are now quoted i per cent. lower than on Saturday afternoon. Consols for the ith December were first marked 901, and arc now quoted 891 to I. For money the present price is 891 to The Three per Cent. Reduced are marked 881 to 89 ; the New Three per Cents. at 88! to 89; Bank Stock, 212 to 214; Exchequer Bills, Its. to 9s. dis. ; and India Bonds, 335. Turkish Six per Cents. have been dealt in at 88, but are now rather flatter. In other foreign stocks very little business has been done. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 99 ; ditto Four-and-a:Half per Cents., 1862, at 961; Mexican Bonds for account (Novem ber 30), at 181 to 1; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 421; Russian Five per Coots., for account, at 108; Turkish Six per Cents., at 88. The Bank of England on Saturday purchased the important sum of about 400,0001. in gold, out of the 525,9001. brought by the Australasian, from Alexandria. Much satisfaction is expressed at the fact that the Persia has arrived at Liverpool from New York with more favourable advice., and with as much as 120p00/. in specie on freight. The exchange at New York on London was quoted 108 to ; the money market was easier, and no new failures of impor tance had been announced. The amount of specie taken out by the America, which left Liverpool on Saturday for New York, was about 22,0001. It is stated that the stock of bullion in the Bank of France has recovered to an amount about equal t. that shown in the last monthly return. It is stated that the arrangements for enabling the City of Glasgow Bank to resume payment are making such progress as to encourage every hope of a satisfactory issue. It is considered that the old Edinburgh banks, which may themselves be affected by a continuance of the public distrust of the banks, ought, under proper precautions, to do their port towards promoting an arrangement, the success of which could not fail to have a great moral effect in the disturbed districts. Our Manchester advices mention the st of Mr. Leopold Sampson, in the African e, with liabilities to the amount of between 60,0001. and 70,0001. From Hamburg it is announced that Messrs. Ullberg . and Cramer have resumed payment. The imports of the precious metals during the week, ending Saturday, have been very large. Our list includes 75, 0001 . in Russian coin, from St. Petersburg; 525,9001. in Australian gold, by the Australasian, from Alexandria; 16,1001. by the Indus, from the same port ; 47,0001. by the Baltic, 1,3001. by the Europa, and 120,0001. by the Persia, all three from New York ; 20,0001. from Constanti nople; 5,1001. by the Britannia, from the Peninsula; 6 cases of specie by the Vesta, from Oporto; 1 case by the Warrior, from Lisbon ; 1 package of bullion by the Tempest, from New Orleans ; and 1 box of specie by the Phoebe, from Smyrna. The total value of these arrivals is not less than 820,0001., consisting almost entirely of gold. The imports of silver from the Continent have this week been unusually small. The quantity ascertained to have arrived in the Thames is only about 35,0001. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London in cludes 19,130 oz. of gold and 1,200 oz. silver, repre senting a total value of about 74,0001. The par ; ticulars arc as follows, viz.: Gold coin, to Boulogne, 4,500 oz. Gold ban , to Belgium, 2,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 12,630 oz. Silver coin, to Boulogne, 1,200 oz. The shipments from the ontports have embraced 318,7171., almost entirely in silver, by the Nemesis, for Alexandria and the East ; 15,5601. by the Alhambra, for the Peninsula; 21,3001. by the Fulton, 8,7001. by the Kangaroo, and 22,0001. by the America, all three for New York ; and 18,3001. by La Plata, for the West Indies. The total ascertained shipment. of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 478,000!., of which by far the larger proportion consisted of silver. The private remittances of gold to the Con tinent have comprised, in addition, a portion of the gold by the Avon, which arrived from Melbourne last week ; some parcels of newly-imported Russian coin ; and a very small proportion of the gold ex the Australasian, from Alexan dria . The Egmont has arrived from China, with 699,300 lbs. of tea. A feature of Saturday's business in the Stock Ex change consisted of a considerable fall in the shares of most of the joint stock banks. Those of the London institutions suffered especially, London I and Westminster closing at 37 to 39 ; London Joint Stock at 24 to 26 ; Union of London at 14 to 191 ; and Commercial at 16 to 18. The stock of the London and County Bank was comparatively firm, being quoted 27i to 28f. It would be odd if Bank shares were exempted from the general depreciation of all descriptions of securities. Holders of this chum of property feel the pressure of the times in common with other people, and, owing to the limited extent of the market for Bank shares, the appearance of two or three sellers is sufficient at any time to affect prices. Much more is this the case at a period of anxiety like the pre sent. It would appear, however, that an attempt has been made to excite distrust of the joint stock banks, in consequence of the part which some of them have taken in the arrangement for affording relief to the great house in the Ameri can trade whose temporary embarrassments have of late engaged so much. attention. It may therefore be advisable to explain that the transaction in ques tion involves the furnishing by the Bank of England of 800,0001. in the course of the next three months, although it is doubted if so large a sum will be needed. The parties who have pledged their re sponsibility to the Bank to this extent are eight in number, including some of the joint stock banks, but ample security for all ad ranee. has been lodged by . the American house. As this firm, moreover, is fully believed to be not merely solvent, but ossessed of • large surplus, it is clear that the transaction cannot, except under the most extraordinary and improbable combination of circumstances, result in any loss to the parties who have combined to guarantee the required sum, and who, meanwhile, have the satis faction of averting the fall of one of the most respected houses us London, together with all its evil consequences. Whilst touching upon this subject, we may refer to the ramous which have been maliciously circulated that the Union Bank of London must have sustained loss through acting as the London agents of the Western Bank of Scotland and the City of Glasgow Bank. If we are rightly informed, the Union Bank are so well pro tected that were the affairs of the two suspended Scottish banks to be brought to an immediate settle ment, the Union Bank would have to hand over to them securities to the amount of something like 400,000!. Moreover, as we have before stated, the City of Glasgow Bank are understood to have really sustained no losses of any importance. They keep their doors closed because they are unable to pay their deposits in gold. It must not be forgotten, too, that the ability of the shareholders of each of these Scottish banks to liquidate every possible claim is unquestioned. SATIJADAT XV ANIIIIO. The funds opened this morning with firmness. An extremely unfavourable Bank return had been anticipated, and the fact that, of the two 11111110111 issued by the Bank beyond its statutory limit, a re serve of 1,632,6861. in notes and coin remains in the Bank's till, was considered to be more satisfactory than, under the circumstances, could have been ex pected. Purchases still predominating, a total ad- ranee of 1 per cent. was temporarily attained. Subsequently a relapse took place, and the closing quotations were per cent. below those of yesterday. This unfavourable reac tion was partly attributable to a report, which gained general currency, that a joint stock bank in the north of England was subjected to pres sure and had stopped payment. To the latter allegation, we believe we can give an unqualified contradiction. It is understood, however, that 200,0001. in sovereigns was to-day despatched to that quarter from the Bank of England, probably as a measure of precaution. At the Bank to-day the demand for money was still extremely active, but not quite so heavy as yesterday. In the discount market the position of affairs presents little alteration. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1 for the 7th December, opened this morning at the nine price, touch.d 901, " buyers," and closed at 891 to 90. For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, I, 90; ditto, for account (7th December), 90, 901, 901 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 881, 881, 89; New Three per Cents., 881, asi, as; ; Bank Stock, 214 ; India Stock, 216 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, Kt ; ditto, 1859,971. The New Two-and-a• Half per, Cents. were also officially marked 731. Exchequer Bills maintained their improved quota tion of 14s. to Bs. discount. India Bonds were quoted 435. to 355. di s. Turkish Six per Cents. showed much steadiness, but closed a trifle lower than yesterday, at 87,i to /. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were inquired for, and were last quoted 971 to 98. Other foreign stocks were well supported, and, in some cases, met with more inquiry. Advices dated Ceylon, Oct. 23, mention the ar rival at that place, from England, of the transport steamers United Kingdom and Australia ; the former with 410 men, and the latter with 424. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 24th inst. for the conveyance of stores from the '1 henna to Gibraltar. Tenders are also required for the con veyance of a limited quantity of stores to Cape Coast Castle and Fremantle. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca The market for home mining stocks to-day is very dull. In the Stock Exchange no business is reported ; prices, in many cases, are little more than nominal. _ As regards foreign and colonial mining shares we have really no report to make, business being almost suspended. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday : East Tamar, lb., 155.; Herodsfoot, 7; Redmoor, 10e.; West Grenville, 68.; Wheel Edward, 7i,1. Cobre shares were dun, and nominally quoted 39 to 41. All copper mine shares are to some extent prejudiced by the reduction in the standard for copper area. SATVRDAT ERNINO. In the home mining stock market to-day business was somewhat brisker. Shares in Lady Bertha, Wheal Edward, Alfred Consols, East Russell, Sor tridge Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Mar garet, and Providence Mines, were inquired for. The following may be given as some of the closing quo tations, viz.:—Alfred Console, 15/ to 10 ; Wheal Edward, 71 to t ; Lady Bertha. 235. ; Sortridge Conga's, 21 ; East Russell, 21; Wheat Margaret, 50; Providence Mines, 72 with div. ; Great Wheal Alfred, 5. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The 'apply of English wheat was only moderiVe this in 'ming upon the Ewes and Kent stands, and there was no enmity experienced in targeting sales at the extreme gum"- Won. of Monday last. Them wee an improved demand for foreign ••beat end flour at that day's rates. Barley also appears t, have reached its lowest, =dun some instances rather more money was made. Oats must be noted lid. to ls. dearer, and beans and piss sold on fully as good terms. AIRITALB INTO LONDON /lOU POT. 16 TO NOV PI W oat. NNW. 14/1.. Nsi a a :a Tot at I :.. iiit I tow 9111 E. C. 8411_ IK7 414 U lb !71 101 , 13 Ot. UAL.. 412 114 1•1 M LI 2464 ors. ORDIMAIiT MAIM AND ROOM o P 44 168.. n zu sijs 6 a...... 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The following public maks are advertised for to-rnerrow Sugar 360 hhdu. West India, 6,000 bags of Mauritius, and 2,700 bags Bengal. Saltpetre . 1,100 bags. Sago 260 boxes. Pepper 100 bags. Ginger ; 600 bags. Markets generally have been dull aid inactive since Fri day, but our quotations remain unaltered. BUG 31.—b10 sales of importune we reported. Tra.—A few parcels of leaf Congou at rather lower prices. Corros.—So sales reported. Oita.—Seal, pale, 421.; yellow, 391. to 401. ; brown. 371. to 381 . ; sperm body, 701. to 721.; headwaiter, 7 91 . to 801 . cut, 3,51.; South Sea pale, 431. to 431. 10a. ; olive Gallipoli, 65/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. to 641. ; cocoa-nut, 445. to 471. ; palm, fine, 41s. to 4 25.; linseed, 295. 6d. to 30s. ; rape, pole, 441. ; brown, 40a. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market fa steady at the undermentioned quotations Petenburs Y.C. on the spot, 48s. 9d.; the year, 475. 9d. to 48a. ; Deemmisse. 485.; !imeary end Muth, 48s. Bd. riandowts Or TALLOW. INA i.L M. 19.144 16.32411 Wen 2,911 2.436 3.910 STAN 0.147 13,0* 1.119 4.74 114 14.113 13.113 ' 7..N1 i `i7.6l. "L eft. 615. 414. 1 Mot as WM Ms imp . Ag=tan Jme Irt veg. wr.banbaJae Price P.O. pa cwt. tbis day Ditto Town tad Iliday Arvind for OM vat men. Ist er Deamber Irt yaw lAN maim from delivery, ?On maim. Tidi devirol last gnat rootpBB.B , l I= 8.818. Rysil. 43, calm tom Aug:as. sad 8 cod. from oilier 1111101116 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Tho number of beasts is not much larger than of late, bat the demand has decreased. The wear is eteif4vonr able and arid markets see heavy, consequently prices am lower, and several second-rate qualities remain unsold. The supply of sheep in by no means large ; yet trade is excessively dull and a clearance cannot be effected. Calves are rather cheaper. From Germany and Holland there ale 870 beasts. 2,240 sheep. and 91 calve% Scotland, 160 beats; Ireland. 600; and 2,700 from the northern end midland counties. - - Par atone of Bite. aL. 4.1 Tar doss of NW. ad.a 4. Eon hors, fl maxi 4 l 10 . Dot Du L Rtibrod. Ilk 0 0 0 Bon 01art.horna 4 4 l I 4431 1444-mold 0 $ 0 &mai quality a-1M 3 4 0 j Do. 114 Mica 5........ 0 • raloo• ........ 4 0 0 lora wood quality 4 4 Pip ....... 4 • 0 Do. do. non DT% DIN & I • 4 Lambs _1_1 4 .4 t M ward. CM; is* Mid lambi. 21.100; cam. 143; OM BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Memo. rattenden and Smith report that the market is in the same state as last week, with not much doing. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. W)lttm, 18e.; Netherton Hartley. 17e. Bd. Taniteld Moor. 13e. 3d. ; Morpeth st Hartley, 17e ; Welly Sad Riddell, 17s. ; 'Ward's West Hartley, 15e. , Walls End Hatton, 20s. ; Will. End Killingworth Beet. 18s. Walla End Northumberland, 110.: HartlaEopl Wed MAW, 17a , North Percy Hartley, 164.-39 ship at market. THE AMERICAN MAIES.--LIVIERPOOL, SATURDAY. —The British and North American Royal Mail stearoaldp America, Captain B. 0. Lott, sailed this day at noon fur Boetoe, with the t o mails, 66 ;wawa, a tether small cargo, end specie to the voice of 25,C001. as height. The &duo is to sail on Wrdneeday for N. w York, end on the same day the Anglo-Sewn for PortlaLd, with the Canadian =AL Fartert RAttware.—The tollowii4 are the Last Moshe of the rem yeoeiptsof the pets 461 Planck railways from Nov. 6 toNov.II: Noarenal.—Tematm, ; telel_J.oeB.oft W M •lll3.—Pf/M•fl" M %MIL : 66664 scEINN : 40461. T 39 609 C 00111“1.—Pranagors, 396.343( : 6040. (13,9616_.• 46611. 9.096 A. am5a0c46.—Pame50r0,632.619 9 .: 11. 6 9111 1 3.293 , •4 6941 IS4 Eross.—Pemeesre STUAN.; womb. Mom : sow. Wiest. 1.905 s to Ilaertalluits6l4—ToislNlll6, 116.14 a Was. 318004 1666. sewed. 110rtZ193..-Pa19166999.t3T 3W.; ; keg. 111,3 W. 11