The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

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NOTIMBER 30. s sad confide, and contradiction among which Whet to enjoy the prisi- Greying to the public the first hints one of the intentions of Government. On semi-official Times and 01. be exultingly that as soon as Parliament met Lord or would introduce a Bill to rest the it of India esclusisely in her MAJESTY'S The equally semi-official M,rsiwg Post ob i that and the following day, a discreet tad on Sunday morning the semi-official woke wpm the town, not on:y with a formal ion of the story told by deco-nudes in Minim. dente, but with sundry left-handed compli. I pleasant than pungent to " red•tapieta em-mongers." If we ■re to judge by lies us through these channeLs of com e, there must exist, among the statesmen n fashioning a declaration with regard to the Royal Speech, a confusion of taoguoe iprecedented except in the cue of the builders of Babel. are we to attribute this imbroglio' Ilea 'motored to play the game—of which it barn shrewdly suspected—of putting forth irmatioo which it has tolerable grounds for to be correct, in such a shape that the moat nblic may be led to believe that the inti official? Or hare litinisters first authorised ncemeot, and then, awed at the audacity of project, instructed another of their mouth contradict the intimation? in this resem creature of the poet's imagination : Flat Few tile law* ►i. skint. try, Amid Um clads MiriAired La*: nes beek recoiled. le keem sot why, Eves it the loosed himself had mmle. journals, which appear to be on the ens of effectually contradicted by events is this anent of Ministerial intentions moan they were t'other day in their aaasaaaa diniaterial intentions regarding the suspen d:is Bank Charter Act, hare really bad ne for their announcements, we can only advise be a little more modest and a little nano n future, and to abstain from the hustings of pretending to know more than ars . If, on the other hand, they hare b pretended confidences on the part of me* thiy are entitled to some sympathy in their idiculous plight, and they will do well to ng again subjected to such treatment by a more independent attitude, in respect of men, for the future. vgard to Ministerial intentions respecting e cannot honestly pretend to know, like our neighbours, anything save by con- Indeed, we doubt much whether Minis ,. u yet finally resolved upon the hey are to pursue. The prevalent im that our governmental arrangements for t ile susceptible of great impro invite. v , • the introduction of some of re st the task is no nay one to " maw nd openly responsible actin the part special Government with effective securities the perversion of Indian patronage to Wary jobbing, against excessive contralima. ewer in the lauds of the Imperial Govern. id against the dangers which might result at ignorance of Indian affairs which in rkstat of the great majority of our leading I! n . Vii believe we are warranted in stating full importance of them conederations is mpressed on the minds of some of the most al leaders of both of our great Parliamentary that up to a late hour on Saturday no olve, u to the course to be pursued with re- India, bad been adopted by the Cabinet; ia extremely improbable that any wyond a mere vague allusion to modifies ! our system of Indian Government will ;dated into the Qutate.4 Speechti that no for this purpose will be submitted before se ; and that if Ministers do not themselves , to follow the course adopted on all previous le, of preceding the introduction of measures oducing changes into our my mof Indian went by Committees or Commissions of In it is not unlikely to be forced upon them by vote of independent Liberals and members of iserrativs Oppositioa. an from Cakatta, dated October 22, says : lb lama you will 'robe! , ly mays General Wilsott's of the rapture of the mince rad the KMK of Delhi. lea emplesessil Is this coma", sad will sot be pub -0 dim the &perms of dos mall. The object of thie eg la &abases to mars le the Odra the earliest ram Me practice, however, le MI sad Mould by ed the madam of th e lamed. •MI ir, ateriaaw, se as maralmat le able the AIM d daumdches lie has so Trade Is Lly eraberramed • Mealy without di ma al sacerleialim - Flref a FOkeoffee HAIITIII..-00 xlO2 Royal flerhases the Priam Ciessiwt, Me Prism a ead Priam Frederick Wam of Freels, lesated larrisre. TM rat me al 111 r. Aldridge • ea, Backs. Mare a begir leid., tactedlai rewert 72 mla 'imam at Wiadeor, sad may afth .... .X 2 7 dad ferment al Berle sad Backs, had to , royal "arty. After several 12011111114 rims ta She Mood of Salt BA Lamm, •s " cm•almes, their "Mame returned is the Castle at 2 - ii clerk to Ma lt wee the rearmi remark that ilia throe clef oile sad Mk their imm is a eparkiersaidle fwa" wr . LI to ray of the beet sad Wart rilrn ia the deldl. the first tim their royal klatmesere hare Mated turners this mom LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Sitting. at Nut Prins, to llllMlsess..—Bdon Mr. Judo Croswell, sal a COMM Jay.) lt . tr t. 07 sniiirsoon. This wee an action by the Melons spinet the drawer el • bill of mchasge for 321. ISs. 4d. dela the 11011 feermsg, and payable cis mouths after date. Mr. Mona end Mr. W. Williams moored ko=ll, and Mr. Seajtent Pigott and Mr. Weed kr the d The plaintiff is irs-dada end wander st Mew Dem& font and the defendant keepsenpperwoom Jarems-alreM The plaintiff bad supplied Moms. Garry, brewer; at Now Arentford, with coca, wed, Is pert parr of Ids debt, took the bill in quirks • ketalght bole* It boons, dm. The hill wee payable ts lernimrotrest IS Natalia, the lot August, sad mike oldie/arm wen mat to the an the btli Awed. Mr. flojeant Pigott siebsilind eat this mike wee sot giro in prow time. Mr. Justice Cromwell mid ihe kW wee dr da eattsday, the let, sad maks diebasawr would be end to the plebs- Ulf es Menday; It would be rocalved tie Tusdr, sr the *Mild mat notice to the M en der ea Wednesday, the lith. He .18 of opinion that the notice was sisfildent. Mr. Madero., tke acceptor, was called to pwas that the bill bed been gimp to Maws. Geary to tadaoe Mere to withdraw their oppontion to the defendent, who wee at the Urn* pantos through tha Insolvent Court. Mr, Cowderey. to. defendant, pre similar evidence, bat there was nothing to show that the piston' had my notice of them forts when h e took the bill. . . —H ia LoTtb;lip threTtalarurelitfor the plaintiff, but gars the defendant leave to move the court above upon the Irma of paying the &meanie( the bill and Murat into court. ADMIRALTY COURT. (Batlra DT. Larhington.) TYt MiIiMILSOTA-TATAI -C01.1,11.104% .„-- .. The coilinZie7 tor. this nee took place in the Bristol Channel, on the mange: Jose U. Themes] nveeMng woe the lets Inipentkrie Park, 97 tont, which visa - bound from Ninth to Hoyle, in the county of Cornwall, with ocease of eons. The need proceeded Against was the American ship Minnesota, 799 teas, which vie on bee erg hem New Brinswick, laden with deals for Gleuentar. The mealier newel in stantly filled end welt down. Her erne connoted of six beads, and then was oleos on baud, all of whom were drowned except the minter, who otter supporting him self on Augments of the barque foe Ann three-quarters of an hour wes picked up by the schooner Jane, of New Quay. In, limner end Deena appeared for the Park; Dee. Aticienu ant Twee for the American. The Trinity P 4 saw, after attestively coneidering the mec *m! pastime hii-oleed an the cue, declared the collision to have bona owned by the negligence of the Moinenotei aad The court pronounce:l foi lie &image. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beim Mr. Comelsoicesr Govlbws.) The bankrupt was diecrited se a nierclast et Oman el. Heirs's. This ins the mooting for choke of anievere. The handier are eared al 6,0001.; meta, stoat 6001. lir. Chilley appeared kw creditors. Mr. Abraham. applied kr en adjournment of the who greed that the creditors in Lyons end elarthen c t he bee able to rad their preelo la thee Adjottreed kw three weeks. DOUNLI osn RR CR(7. The teakrapt eras a Wilier, d Parienkill. This wee the istansatka seeetar. Mr. Pennell. the official aseispees, testa that the beakrapt bat been bsakr apt before, sad hal sot puled kis examina tion. IL» Beam, Aar Marring to ths case of Sutton (reported la the lapress a( the 2Lat when Mr. Commis item llobroyd bed refund so haw an application tar caba na became the banknne had not - obtained his certifi es» oar • Saner beak:spay, said that th. Isakimpt maid not e e, the accounts having bra oely lbed; be thentfors, adjourn the exa nbatica, and la dm mess tla• vivid consider the point whirler the paint bankruptcy could be moaned with. There had been avers] cases of a second bankruptcy where the mas bad sot obtained his OftifiCS&O j but thin cam W and from those, es he bad cot wad hisaamination under lias farms bsakraptcy. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. mixtriox 7 ilousz. Itrvair,if«Wei.bryii;e7ga astelwasa, am awed with steaks(o gnat cost. Yr. .1. N. loss, wershomentan, Is Newingtile Bath, mid be we Cbrepolde Neasrconis at two &Sett to-day, sad plied his gnat cost at the beck d of the sottlas. He presently moved sirs to wastliar epee, end ed sot long hone there, when be saw the esissee la the set of bolting off with kis test Is id S him, " dies are yea going le Ms Get Nem?" Prisoner maw back ins stets of greet suctteineat, and mid he was taking it sway thinking It wee his two lie lid no set of his own them and Wit..s took him down stain to the propriaces, sod ha wee gives tato custody. W hite, c a No. It, geld be mamba the prior, sad toad ea kin IL sad ems tom May caste, ceps, awl mbar Mee lasi/ bus eleis Sew tbozitiette. ltaseese—l Udine yes teat Sete sod it seat the SeL perealees, Ned idols& lie Ow ca t I looked tar imi NNW set wse tesmaded Wadmedsy, nail was reamed. Three gals email Chtierior Cusp, demi Leap, aad itaseeo Comer wee doused with korai he Cornhill on listarday afterners. Polire-coadells 414 pawed the alma eini mid the be hoed Td. epee Me pireases, They were ameeesed to seven derv' imprimeneent with Ira is bees, and the Lord Mayor eareemi his amp* that be wee art empowered to commit their maw lie • similar prima. Theme Dekko nod William iron were aimed with attmentaimit to pith poirets. • keit. who hes beta the moms of appro. leales reel emir to be punished • great mazy thieves ant Leaders &sang the teat iew years, mid be followed ihe rimenem thumb seriatim artists 1w the City on Uttar elphkendekeerved them make repealed attempts to pick ▪ prehMe of ladies sad gentleness. He followed ihmes late • tea daalwes shop which was much eremled. They them mealy attempted to pursue their trade, MI ware* arnataaw On corning into the driest they saw • mmeeder ea erases, upon which they both ran and sobs. Imm mo am to impede her program. They did get sse.•db YAW' her. After following them through =)diver .ay Oraoschurch-amet, the witaces gave /b. Weedier, who appeared for the primers, erces easmined the wham. but did art shake his teettnesay. Dal mismeers were proved to have been la custody at D oeseataem. They were remanded. CLERKENWIILL. ♦TYKAT WITH A AWI _....,. A tall 1.1. f rful.lnt king fellow. who gave the 1111•11 fhreu Prest.. Nerarthy, aged 38, described on the poem. abort VI a tobacco roanofactorer. residing! at 53, Barigineet, Lower East Smithfield, was placed at the tar batten Mr. Corr", charged with carrying and conveying is et. John *no, Islington, one cock containing two bandied weilht of foreign nmanfatottrol tobacco, liable to forfeiture under a law r 4 the customs ; also with assaultteg the eases is the riscation of their ditty. A solicitor attended to presents ea beheltat the Bard et Cubans. T4Prisofter, It wee elated, wee eel Integra le the Worm es no. of the most expert end daring umaggien es the beaky of the Thema, sad in sdditiort to wudag kis =lawful calling in tar meet open mama, hay aßoa beard to my (he beiog • vary rang en.) that he would sever be take. shoe by may single or two rem. Whoa masa d la earrytag say of the contraband goods, hs always drove • very fat end Mgh.entrited borm, rMa be mesaged to make hi. mane although he has Um followed • greet 111.1.112e41 by the Fiche *Seem Isfortnetina having bra forwarded to the paver authorities that the paean was about moving • sweaty of Warn , that had ant pad the dory, the was was put halo the able heed, of Mr Nerelstreslest Evan& of 71emee polio*, who watched the prisaseree iananoesta cad sew Mat at rho Wresta toll-gare, a aehelancart, paying the toll. He Sold thetodlcar of memo to seise the boor's heed. while be sad soother *Meer get tato the cart, As soca es Mr. Kers got tato the cart, be add to the whore, " McCeirtlay. I waat to know .110 you hem got here'," pnlatier to the oak, when he mkt " All right," sad tea= besting hi. home wry etolsatly. If.. Evans that mitt to the prisoner, "Mc Cathy. you know me," apes which he replied, " No, I do sot, you —," sad then arising him by the collar, pushed him what the side of the nat. and leash.. his weight epos Mr. Evans' rheet, threw him esopletely over heed sad heel. tato the mad. Fortaaately Mr. Evans tree ant mach hurt, and at cure got foto the cat to the seeistaine of the constable, whom the. prismaw bed seabed over the site, wheat mother dements Onto* =geed. At loathe primmer Ina get out of the rat when he plunged sad vlntratlv, sad knocked the skis of the shies of the is logs By thie time • mob of atones two three lambert nersnas, limey of them of W lowan had weembled, and the primmer. both MA sad celled era them to mecum Mai, sad It wee with t tact difilealty that tbs offl-ere could rebus him In melody. Other seelstance haring arrived' the premier pretended In he very mach Ue worm fir and while the polka ware drsggiag him to the lelingtoo•grais prilicanstina, he tried MI he could to throw the men down, mad dm I, make hie ae.s. Whoa at the o.tn' nation Ids modal wee to violent that he had to be heodeuffol. and his hoots takes OE The tobacco was taken b. the caerim.lenese steles, sad It was bead la to the mine of 1121 6e. 94.„ laetrile, the day. The entailer pratied ban the allied= of the fall pushy, ha nmeirepesete of the vkilmaen of the primmer. The prissaar, b delinsi, arid it was his Ant abase, sad ha was my awry be Asa he bed dame. He was the Irons Ow liquor, or he gaol cot ham amealted the oillese. He did sot haw what the cask costsined, sad had beta em ployed bye rasa to awry IR THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1857. lir. Carrie mid it would be better for the prisoner to bay who tt was that employed him. It wee a pity that be should mar kw smelter . The primmer sid he would never tell who (employed him. net was met We eons, end he would Diener die first. lb. Carrie erid if the primmer liked to be obstinate be wart take the oomesqtamoes. He then ordered him to pay the me al 3371. Oa. 3d., or in default of payment aim month' is the Hones of Correction. prisoner, who treated the matter very coolly, woe than bald op. THAMES. HZAKTLIAII lONDIXT 011_• POOL WIDOW, —.-- Ims Ames, • • big Imieselenhire imam. woe brought teixre Mr. Yardley, amged with steeling 71. in gold and Ills. In alms, the make of • poor Irish widow, aimed Ana Boole. It appeared from the evidence that the prosocutrix Is the widow of • soldier, who wee • pnvate in the Sesta Fueiller Cards up to the time of hie death. The *Mews el the regliniat, in consideration of the good character d the dseessed, entered into • subscription for his hireaved widow sad Aye children. The remise al this subscription, 71. 18e., were in the widow's "strong box," when in en evil hour she met the prisoner in the neighbour- hood of the Tower inquiring for • lodging on the 11th inst., sad relating to an apple-woman in the stied that she did not know where to obtain • night's gate. Scott bearing her tale of her a lodging in her humble dwelling, No. 44, Cartwright-street, Rosemary-latte. The said she had come to London after • soldier named prisoner Cos, • private of the 10th company of the 3rd bat talion of the Grenadier ()nerds, now stationed in the Tower and that Cox was going to marry her. On the fret night that the prisoner slept with Mrs. Scott the widow misted the key of her money-box from the mantel-shelf, and asked the prisoner If she had on it, who declared she had not, although the widow's little girl said she had wen it in the primate! posselidon. Two days afterwards, the prisoner, 'ocm:splinted by Mrs. Brom went to the custom in the Tower, and tread Cox and other soldier' with beer and tobacco. On Thursday last Mr.. Soutt obtained another key, opened her box, and found all her money We, gone. She immediately taxed the with the robbery, and the latter her back . end said that wee .11 the money she and ran away. The primmer war au Sly sip by Bindliry, • police-constable, No. 137 H, to whom eh' stated that she had pat 41. in • water closet, and given 11. to her sweetheart Cox. No money mold be found in the pi des ers with .bd he, s e en the aillr'laa C ox, who ved from w l:r b w o ae w coa end she pre hie that money oaths day she visited him in the cantata with Mrs. Scott. The riser: pleaded guilty. Mr. Tenney Nell the prisoner had committed a most heartlees robbery on the poor and elided widow, who wee in ill-health. It wee a ere et bleak inetrashade. He sen tenced the primmer to thews sanags' imprisnrunent and hard laver, and .Awaiting the widow should be preamatad with • sovereign hens the pole.hts hoed. LAUNCHING THB LI:PUTMAN. FURTH:KR PROCEEDINGS (THIS DAY.) Operations were resumed at Millwall shortly before 9 o'clock this morning, and were continued un interraptedly and successfu lly up to one o'clock. At the time of the suspension of the proceedings yesterday the vessel bad been moved 280 inches at the bows and 236 at the stern. At one o'clock this day these figures bad been brought up to 413 and 423 respectively. The vessel has been moved altogether some 34 feet odd inches. This morning the extent of movement is 133 inches forward, and 167 inches aft. At one o'clock, the keel of the mewl was within four inches of the water, which was gradually rising under her. At two o'clock the workmen were to resume their labours. A rude sort of pedestal is erected opposite the centre of the vessel upon which are stationed Mr. Brunel and his son directing the opera time, with the aid of a powerful lor gnette. A number of his pupils deliver his directions, and Capt. Harrison is constantly moving from point to point and communicating with Mr. Brunel. The proceedings arc utterly devoid of ex citement, and the machinery works quietly in per fect order. The vessel now stands upon entirely new ground, and there is no apprehension of her settling down. The tide will serve for the launch any day this week. It is impossible to name the precise hoar or day upon which she will be actually afloat, but as at present arranged, the launchtng apparatus will be kept in play until the water lifts her from her cradle. . Not more than half-a-dozen strangers obtained admission this morning, and these were directed to keep within sight of Mr. Brunel. In the course of the afternoon a royal party arrived from Windsor, and spent some time in the yard. Throughout the day there was no sign in the neighbourhood that any unusual occurrence was transpiring, and even the distinguished clitoral tailed to attract a crowd. N $ iI» •IZ RIM R IM IL WO IL IN II ell IL IM K IM IL lie SL I 1 lli WI Ili IL 1 11 1L IM I. i- 111 IS 111 .11 5 a" I all P 1 a au ..i I ;n- I ii =0 I O. BRAND LIS2B-21118 DAL - - Two o'CLoox. The railway share market to-day exhibits a fur ther general rho. In many cases the advance since Saturday is equal to }to } per cent. London and North Western stock isquoted 96} to 98} ; Midland, 83} to 841 ; Great Western, 61} to 62; Lancashire and Yorks hire, 92 to } ; Eastern Counties, 11 to and London and South Western, 441 to Canadian railway shares remain firm at the late improvement, being still inquired for. India stocks are also firm, with a fair amount of business. Bel gian and Kane French descriptions are in request. 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II foam 4 lld LOCAL SHARE I.IIIITS. 7444 LI MIVOL, Nev. 18.-1. marked hoproofamed Ma tih aims hi 154 Rook Monna4s with an advanoe lo Won The Ws wee— hisekbare 24-41.. 38 . 10 lara 0.11i14.1. 191519 in U-1415. eadhlre and V ortdilrs 914 I If —Loadas adal Nara worm Pot fifto 54 4—LIOOOIIOM 4 6—Mkllaad. 84 if i k o llarli Lain; 111 15 14 ID 18 154—Grand of OTODA Luledibourg Comilla's& hi Wl= Wehaln 1 44 7. = In 5 THE. SUSPENDED BANES TN SCOTLAND.—A de putation, consisting of noblemen and gentlemen of the west of Scotland, sad accompanied by Mr. Daliplleh, member for tie city, proceeded again to Edinburgh yesterday (Friday) on the tAtire of the suspended banks. The conversation that took place with the Edinburgh bank directon was eon- Menial, but the general result may be stated, and that is, that the Edinburgh banks are prepared to enter into liberal and accommodating terms for the liquidation of the Western. Their large and, under the measures adopted, daily increasing claims against the Western ea creditors soon enable them, of sores, to take steps to liquidate without anyone's . A proposition was to have been with respect to the City, but it was postponed to a more con venient season—this being part, apperemtly, of the policy. The two banks should come to en immediate understanding with each other. If both cannot open without further delay, one may with the aid of the other, and be of great service in the meantime to the badness of the town and country, am wdl ss to the interests of tbe one that remains In seapsneion. Very unfavourable reports, we may sdd, me circulated with respect to the position of the Weston.—Olasgew Deily Zed. PILOT BOAT CAPNIZED.--010 MAN DROWIRD. j —TZIONNOUTH Devon, Nov. 27.--This affirms • I vessel was obser ved on Telnman& bar ; the sea at the time was running very high. The pilot tatir e hleh the launched with the view of proceeding to the was unfortunately capered with her crew of four men by tremendous serf that was breaking on the beech, and the poor fellows were carried out to sea with the rapidly receding tido. The sleuth having bees given the life-boat of the Royal National We ller Ins Ration stationed at this place was lainthed ea era as passible, end worded in rescuing from an Inevitable death three out of the four pilots—one haerg wok le the uo mom. It would have bean quite haporible for eery other boat to have rescued the three pilots, but the lifebor es real behaved nobly cribs . CHILDBIRTH IN A PRISON.—On Saturday even ing, at II o'clock, • poor woman, whilst poring through the yard of the Qtreen's Prison, was auddeoly takes In labour. She was disregard sitting on the steps of the generator's hour. Captain Hudson caused her to be promptly supplied with the am such an occasion requited • and Dm. Edam= and Jour attended inornerliately. The 'child, how ever, was born before their arrival. The mother end her child were taken in • oat; to Frederick-pros, Kenningtcm road, where she formerly resided ; and are doing well. TUE WIDOW OF CASTLEWOOD.—MII6IIII War rington bad a life of duties and employments which m igh t be hum-drum, but at any rate were pleasant to her. Me was • brisk little woman of business, and all the aides of her large estate came under her cognisance. No pie was baked at Castlewood but her little finger was in it. She set the melds to their spinning, she sew the kitchen wenches at their work, she trotted a-field on her pony, and oversaw the over seers and the negro hands re they worked to the tobacco and corn fields. If • slave was ill, she would go to his quartets In any weather, and doctor him with great resolution. She had • book full of receipts after the old fashion,and a them where th e distilled waters and compounded igirs, and medicine-chest which wee the terror of her neighbours. They trembled to be tin lest the little lady should be upon them with her dery ions sad her pills. • • • And when the suitors came to Madam Warrington, se come they would, she would receive their compliments and atten tions kindly enough, and irked more then one of theselovere whether it was Mrs. Mountain he came after P She won nee her beet aloes with Mountain. Fanny was the bast creature, wee of a good English family, and would make any gentleman happy. Did the Squire dealer it was to her end not bre dependent that be paid his addresses P she veal make limner gravest curtsey, say that she really had been utterly mistaken as to his views, and let him know that the daughter of the Marquis of Esmond lived fur her people and her lone, end did not propose to change bee condition. Have we not read how Queen Elisabeth was a perfectly seea ble woman of busker, and the pleased to Inspire not only terror end awe, but love, In the bosoms of her sub jects r So the little Virginian princess had her favourites, end accepted their flatteries, and grew tired of them, is the cruel or kind to them se suited tier wayward imperial humour. These wee no amount of compliment which she would not graelonaly receive and take as her due. Her little foible wee so well known that the wage need to pectin upon it. Rattling Jack Firebtece, of Heath° county, bad free quarters for mouths at Crelewood, Ind was • prime favourite with the lady them because be addressed verses to her which be stole out of the pocket-books. Tom Humbold, of Spot sylvenia, wagered fifty hogsheads net eve that he would maks her institute an order of knighthood, end won his worst.—The ViiiitimitB, No. 11. NORM' MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioow. Inmeasted buoyancy has prevailed this morning in every department of the Stock Exchange. The funds show a fresh rise of 1 per cent., but in English railway stocks the advance is more important. Consols for money and the 7th Dec. have been dealt in from 911 to 91f, and are now quoted 911, " buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 901 to 90/ ; the New Three per Cents., 94:4 to 1 ; Bank Stock, 2151 to 217 ; India Stock, 216 Exchequer Bills, 3a. die. to par. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 98 to 981. One of the principal features in the Stock Ex change is a remarkable rime in Turkish Six per Cents., which have been dealt in as high as 9 2 1, and &fellow quoted 911 to 92. For several other classes of foreign stocks the inquiries are increasing. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Bonds, for account (16th December), at 84 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Helf per Cents., at 621, exchange 128.) ; ditto Fonr per Cent. Certificates, at 961 to 981; Mexican Bonds, at 181 to 18,1 ; ditto for account (16th December), at 181; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 781; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., at 96; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 251 ; ditto, for account, at 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (16th De cember), at 91, 921, 911, and 92. • Foreign gold is still flowing freely into the country, under the attractive influence of the extra ordinarily high value of money and high rates of ex change. The Bank of England purchased on Satur day additional parcels of gold to the amount of fully . . 100,0001., of which about 12,0001. was from France, and nearly all the rest from Russia. It must not be forgotten that extraordinarily large quantities of sovereigns are at present lying idle in the hands of bankers in the provinces, in Scotland, and Ireland, and that the subsidence of the monetary anxiety will certainly cause their reflux into the Bank. Meanwhile, about three-quarters of a million sterling in Australian gold is approaching oar The Europa left Liverpool on Saturday for New York with 11,0001. in specie on freight. The imports of the precious metals last week comprised 8,7321. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula; 3,4001. by the Argo, from New York; 10 cues, 8 barrels and 1 parcel of specie by the Berenguer, from the Peninsula; 8 bars of silver by the Heidelberg, from New Orleans ; and upwards of 100,0001 in gold from Russia. ' ' The total value of these remittances may be set at 120,0001. or 130,0901. ; but, in addition, numerous parcels of gold are coming in by various routes from most parts of the Continent, and represent a large total. The imports of silver into the Thames from the Continent last week are known to have reached about 60,0001. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 6,060 oz. of gold and 66,160 oz. of silver, represent ing a total value of about 40,0001. The gold was despatched chiefly to Belgium and the silver to 14amburg. The particulars are as follows, viz.: Gold corn : To Delirium, 4,700 oz. ; to Boulogne, 100 oz. • to the Mauritius, 1,250 oz. Silver coin : To Mogadere, 3,200 oz. ; to Boulogne, 1,200 oz. • to Hamburg, 21,760 oz. Silver bars : To Hamb urg, 40,000 oz. The shipments from the on its have embraced 10,0001. by the Baltic, and 11,0001. by the Europa, both for New York; and 30,0001. by the Petropolis, for the Brasil,. The total exports of the week, as officially re ported, are thus raised to about 90,0001. The other private remittances of gold to the Continent have been very limited. The steamer Orinoco is expected to arrive at Southampton to-morrow from the West Indies and Mexico, and will probably bring a considerable quantity of gold and silver. Transactions took place in bar silver on Saturday at as. lid. per ounce standard, showing a reduction of Id. compared with the last printed price. The Challenger has arrived from China, with 464,000 lbs. of tea and 3,102 bales of silk. The screw steamer City of Manchester, bound for Calcutta, with 620 troops oa board, arrived at Table Bay on the 7th of October. The steamer Candle, with 672 troops, also for Calcutta, arrived at the Mauritius on the 10th of October. The former ves sel sailed from England on the 26th of August, and the latter on the 16th idem. The directors of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank have published in the local papers the following advertisement, which is presumed to refer to the intended establishment of a private bank under the auspices of some of the principal share holders : NORTHCIIBILALAND AND DISTTUCT The parties having accounts with this establishment, and the public in genera l , aro respectfully informed that arrange ments are in for the transaction of the business heretofore ocm need by this bank.—District Bask, 28th November, NW. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in December. The amount is small : Amami pc atom Due la Dos. 1101. D . 4.. A.1715 4 : 001. x M a t sal DeiteCienel . ip 1 40 LS 0 0 11 . 000 10,400 mew M. Pr ed. 1 dope& 0 0 0 ILII 54.150 Dreseleessers et Oaeada:liele 1 105 110 0 11001 394,162 1•4 I =oe 01 . d a I k =Ss !AM l e 14 it Doe& Deem AdellSee& sl 1 121 reZ ..~ TAY oiled Is ..... 00.156.f1111 The Scinde Railway Company are inviting tenders for the construction of the railway between %arm clue and Kotree, a distance of about 109 miles. Subjoined is the report just hatted by the directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada : The directors beg to submit the following statement of accounts for the dr months ending the 96th September, 1867. The Dili profits during that period amount to 8,9181. 19s. it which, added to the awn brought forward from Merck, gives a talanoe at credit of revenue of 9,2301. 18e. 10d. It is reomernended that out of this balance a din dend.st the rate of 71 per cent. per annum Nee Inooms tax) be declared en the paid-op capital stock of the company, that one-half of the surplus profits over six per cent. per =NM be put to the reserve fund, in accordance with the royal charter of incorporation, and that 2501. be canted to the re demption of preliminary expanse There will then remain the sum of 14W. 9s. 4d. to the credit of the next half year's 11COMIlil, and 14,8021. 16e. 2d. to the credit of the reserve !mad. The shareholders am tally siren of the extra ordinary preemie which has weighed upon the money market during the lad few months, ren dering any extension of the company's nutinem Impossible. The disestrow panic in the United Shins has naturally affected a mercantile community so closely connected with them se that to Canada; but the directors have the anistac tion et enpreseing their conviction that, although nifferfag from *temporary depression, the material interests of that met upon a solid foundation. By desire of the ISTec twi tore Mr. Macdonald proceeded to Canada In the month of September lest, and the result of his visit has bent to con firm in the strongest reedble manner their confidence in the value and security of the company's investments in both sections of the province, and they may add that an easy money market in England is alone required to enable them to extend operation with safety and advantage. As the cur rent rate of interest prevents money being borrowed at a lower rate than that paid to the shareholder* aa dividend, the directors have dedA.d on making the call of 21. per shammy remaining unpaid on the new sheer, nonce of which is en ', closed with this rope. The half-year's dividend on the 51 per cent. pre ference stock of the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company, declared at the meeting on the 18th of September last, is now payable. The provisional certificates for the 25,000 new obligations of the Great Luxembourg Company are now ready for delivery. A meeting of the bond and share holders and other persons interested in the New York and Erie Rail road Company is called for the 2nd of December in London to receive the report of the committee. The particulars are published of bonds of the Russian per cent. loan to the amount of 110,0001., which were drawn for redemption on the 29th ult., and are to be paid off from the let January next. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan. Antral Sir Oa mak lib at Dacarabar lot year 6.414 make, is 4 dallyin T. S9 make. TM arrival la weak ealarrind 2.156 sake phew W tram Med& meta tram 13. Uh America, and 8J carte from older ark. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beside is smaller than for some time past ; trade hr consequently improved; yet it is not so good as might have been expected. Prices are rather higher for ell descriptions. The supply of sheep is anomaly small ; trade is, however very dull, sad there % difficulty in making more money . ' From Germany and Hotiond Ales are 314 beesti,RD !beep, end 34 cams. Nor folk mad finfikilk, 200 beasts; Ditiensi, 600; and 2,100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per alma, 1164. • 4. • 4. Out 7145414544.. 4 4 1 _s4 444115 . 4 Calree ......... 3 4 1114:4 • 1ia1144544 • Illsole r mate. •.p7: AMP is dam ans. a L aL De 4 Dw I Win& 110.1' & S " .0 • 0 Own sliols 4 4 4 $ De.. 110. we ...... lambs ... 0 mad 17.570 i01;0$ 1.1; pm BOROUGH HOP MARBET.—THIS DAT: Weems. Patteedea and Smith report that there is a butler demaad for all sorts of hops. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wylam, 18e. ; Holyaell, 165.; &Wide W. Has*. ley, 17a. Bd.; Ward's Wirt Hartley, 17a. ; Morro% Wert Hartley, 1111. 9d.; Bell'. Primrose, 13s. &1.; W1710E116 Fy sth Dersarn, 17a. Bd.; Walla End Shorneliffs, 178.6 d. •; Walla End Haswell, 191 , 6 d., Will. End Haswell Gas, Hs . ; Walls End Hatton, l9a. 13d. ; North Pan Hartley, 16s, W.; Walls End Booth Horton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Ti.., 19a. Bd,—/9 ships at market. THE WOUNDED DETECTIVE, THAlN.—Thftill, the detective raker, who was shot by Christian Battler on board the Cadman steamer on its voyage front Hamburg to Lon don, on lismday hat, and who is now an inmate of Guy's Hospital. was yesterday reported to be in a very precar ious state. Accordingly Kr. Combs, magistrate of the South wark Police Court, In whose jurisdiction the hospital is situate, attended to take Thain's depositions. &Wet, who was present, listened attentively, and once or twice trampled to justify his conduct, but wee silenced by the n sgistrete. On being conveyed from the room he several times repeated "I'm sorry for this now." lie wee taken to Horeemonger lane Gaol, and the future examinations will take place at the Southwark Police Court. 71 ii it 04 UNIVERSITY lII2MLLI9ENCE. OXFORD, Nov. 29. This morning (Sunday) Mr. Samuel Robert Wright, Collllllolltf of this college (late of Bruton School, Somerset), and Mr. White, from Cheltenham College, wore elected scholar+ of this college. There were thirty midi dates. At the tame time Mr. Cherie, Synge Christopher Boats, scholar of this college (lath of Rugby School), nes elected to the vacant fellowship. Mr. Bowen 's career at the University, elthougti a short one, bee been marked by un precedented cancer, for we Sod that in 18.56 he gained the tniversity Scholambip for the encouragement of Latin litre ratan known as the '• Hertford;' in Michaelmas Term, 1866, he was placed in the Srst clam of the fleet public examina tion, in Scheib Litt. Gr. et Let. ," to 1867 was sleeted Dean Ireland's Bebolar sad in the mom year obtained the Chaarelloe's One for Latin Term, entitled, " 8a1anopol," the delivery el whirl, by the author, et the commtmors tiou in Toe WS, elicited unusual applatase and commenda tion. TILE REV. J. M. NEALE AND TILE LATE PZOCIIDINGS AT LIWES. We the undersigned, the eadstord-wardens of Sacked', College, having steefeed, with meth regret, that the name of the college has been menaced in wow of the public reports of the late potato! a correcees at Lewes, se though the establishment at East Grimiest! WWI" Itt. Neg. games Home cc Institute," wens cremated with the college, do hereby officislly notify, in the dier.harp el oar duties es That that inmates of the college and these of the above named house are entirely eeparats and distinct, and that the ancient foundation of the college is in no way allied to this newly-created and self-constituted establishment. That when the Rev. J. M. Neale, then and now acting as warden of Sackville College, ass elated himself a short time since with some persons calling themselves "Nursing Steers," end more recently, " Sisters of Mercy," and abaft vowed to introduce some of them into rooms in the college. we piatteMed against each en infringement of the statutes end ahem of the 'Mentions of the foundation. 717:77b.1ia7. J. ii:3Q47diia;;;;;34s. in order to wenn the direct superintendence of the establishment, him h esee h i th e i es seediete vicinity of the college, but entindy secants hum it ; and in this h.ituie thole?. Nies Saban, who wee sot a member of the college, died, , . Wefee 7 l it oar duty further . tr; add, in justification of the authorities of the ollego, in conseinence of the distremdsig notoriety which Mr. Neale ham brought upon it end them, that it has been from that to last in oppontion to their whine sad intentions that Mr. Nada has had say connexion with the abovementiosel establishment; and tt Is with surprise and regret we learn that it has also received eons countenance hew the Bishop of the diocese and the Archdeacon of laws* REM:4MA, W. SACILVILLI WFAT, Anntsat Wedeln J.lisNer Itooria, of SackmileCallegm Beekville Collage, East Grunted, Nor. 25. DISASTROUS FIRES.—A most disaatrnua Br. wu discovered about one o'clock on Friday morning, at Hellos Hall, two miles from Newark, the seat of Mr. J. H. Man son Sutton, late M.P. for Newark. Of the whole bending, m far as the servants' hall, nothing remains but the bare walls red a heap of mine. Mr. Sutton and the family in abroad. It is probable that the damage will amount to 20,0001.. 30,0007. Mr. Sutton is insured In several °dices for 30,0007. —Refford Advertiser.— Au extensive worsted mill, the property of Memo. William sod Henry Foster, worsted *pitmen and manufacturers at Denholme, was, on Saturday minting, buret down in the incredibly short space of three boars; a disaster indicting low (in the value of property destroyed), of not ler then 20,0001. The mill and the machinery and Meek wile& It contained sr% however, insured to the Waal of 16,7101. in the following Aloes sad sums respestively, via, West of England, 2,000 i. ; Royal, 4.00 W. ; Leeds and Yorkshire, 1,0001. Unity, 3,1601.; and Scottish Unica, 6,6004 This calamity will, enbappily, throw a large number of people out of work, not flower than 900 altogether, at a num when work Is scarce everywhere. Bat Mown. Form have recently completed the emir of a large and spacious new mill of Sr storeys at the east end of the warehouse, to which it Is waited ; and it is probable that, in a month or six weeks, they may be ambled, as they are most anxious for the sake of thole dependeate, to mums work in this time, In the meentiese the will no doubt be great premmre both upon private benevolence, and the poor-law authorities in the district.—Zeweloster Orardies of this day. 011ie 11 71 Ile lie W. W SATURDAY Id' The funds opened this morning at a fresh rise of per cent., owing chiefly to the pos itive statement' that Government do not contemplate a funding of Exchequer Bills, and that there is no immediate prospect of any loan being raised here for the relief of the Indian Treasury. Operators for the fall, who bad relied upon a creation of stock, hastened to buy back, and at one period a total advance of nearly I per cent over the four o'clock quotations of yester day was attained. The rapidity of the rise, however, provoked realisations on the part of previous specu lative buyers, and the advance was wholly lost. At the close the tendency was again favourable, and the latest quotations were about 4 per cent. above those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. Nearly all the other markets were decidedly better to-day. The leading British railway stocks exhibit a fresh rise of 4 to I per cent. Canadian railway shares were also in great demand, whilst Indian again engaged considerable attention, and were well supported at the recent marked advance. Console, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 911 to f for the 7th Dec. opened this morning at 911 to 1, touched 91f, receded to 911 to 1, and closed at 911, " buyers." For money the price may be considered the same as for the December settlement, whilst for the Bth of January the closing q uotation was 92, " buyers," or equal to 90/, " buyers," ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, f, 1,1; ditto, for account (7th December), 91f, 91f, 911; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1,1, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 901, f, 4, ; Bank Stock, 2161, 216. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at their improved quotation of 4s. discount to par. India Bonds were more inquired for, and were marked 265. die. In the'foreign stock market the chief improvement was in Turkish Six per Cents., which were quoted, at two o'clock, 891 to 1, for the 16th December; at & quarter put two, 89/ to 3 ; and at a later hour still higher. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. also continue to improve. Other foreign stocks were very firm. MINZI-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoor. The market for British mining stocks remains quiet,. , jt with little business. The sales comprise North shares at 121 to 121 ; Sortridge Consols, at 1 i ; Wheal Edward, at 71; and Wheal Mary Ann, at 48._ John del Rey shares are rather dull, and are marked llt and 111. Cobre Copper are ale* rather offered, and have been dealt in at 38! to 39. For United Mexican 3i ham been paid. Subjoined is the official list of dosing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday : East Rttisall, 2/. 7s. 6d., 2, 21; Kelly Bray, 32.. 6d., 33a, 335. 6d. ; Lady Bertha, 205., 215., 21s. 3d., 21s. 6d., 21s. 94., 215., 225.; Badmoor, 10s.; Bartridge Cotoola 34a, 365. 3d, 11. 16a., 11. 17s. 64.; Wheal Edward, 7, 71; Wheal Trelswaay, 22/, 23. Cobra Copper shares are still flat. Other foreign descriptions were quiet. at ar= ha ewist a c r e afkOs. p r dare Ina audloalbe rad hut SArtrans: Bruno. In the market for home mining stocks many de scriptions retain a downward tendency. Shares in Great Wheal Alfred, North Frances, Porkellia United, South Carn Brea, Wheal Basset, Wheel Buller, and Wheal Mary Ann, were all quoted lower to-day. The low quotations lately current, however, have led to increued inquiries for some stub, including Wheal Edward, Wheal Trelawney, East Russell, Ringaton Downs, Wheal Margaret, West Fowey, and East Basset. Sortridge Consols were Hat. COMMERCIAL AND M.ARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat van the Essex and Kent stands this morning was mall, and the offers per railway far from numerous, and good demand was experieneed at fully 2e. advance upon last Monday's quotations. Foreign wheat must be noted lc to 2a. dearer, and country flour fully L per sack, from lowest point. Fine malting barley was Is. 2d. per quarter dearer, and other descriptions improved Is. per quarter. Oats with difficulty maintained their value, the Russian arrival. being again very large. end the total week's supply of foreign exceeding 42,000 quartet. Beim sad oats dull, AlllVata INTO LONDON MON NOV. 23 TO NOV. ■. lbast. i /WWI. - 4.7ITTIIWIT.,dTirt - IY!fti.t. - 14 killei:::::: leaf lieti .... lig 7171 17 1 3 I. 0. L. 1310 1314 11471 18 144 473 Gt. 3.1W1.. 91 U 703 3 7 10 161MCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Scroka.—The market oomthmse firm. Come remains without alteration ; 100 beganative Ceylon rand buyers at Ms. to 68s. Tsa.—A few sales made is common congou at Md. cash. Rua.—There are buyers at late prices, without finding Tiel;loW advertised for the week are, to a fair extent, those for to-morrow, con/Wing of 600 kiwis. West India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, and 3,000 bop Bengal anger; 250 casks pleated= and 300 bap native Ceylon coffee ; 160 bags cocoa ; 1,100 bap saltpetre ; 1,300 bags Bengel rice; and 180 bap cooldseal. Orts.—Seel, pale, 404 ; yellow, 3W. to OW. ; brown, 37/. to 381. ; sperm body, 681. to 701. ; headmatter, 731. to 741. ; ood, 331. 10.. to 34/. ; South Sea, pale, 431. to 431. 101. ; olive Gallipoli, 651. to 661.; Spanish and Sicily, 621. to 631.; cocoa-net, 44a. to 47a.; palm, dna, 38e. to 40a. ; linseed. 28s. 6d.; rope, pale, 44a. ; brown, 41e. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ths market is very firm .—Towe tallow is w49s. Od. net cash ; Petersburg T.C. cm the spat, Bd. to 61s. ; Dswasber, 60.. buyers ; hammy sal Idszoh, 61s. buyers. PARTICULARS 01,TALLOW. Stade es Inened ttY diy auk.. Delivery Int eat Nilo tram Jens ...... .......... Antral Yet mot. DIM tram It liro t .Ima . ..... Mee T.O. pet arip ..... Teem ........ Mtn 1,909 64.919 2.1199 89,399 304. 0.1. bla.