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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEF2FB BENCH. (Stamp liile;o7o.-:ieden fArTi d hellos Coleridge, and Wigignea.) M■ {ILIA)! (011 T 7■ Pit;.TCOTIOP or TYi OVIZSMII OP ainuorirtamortni) v. sioratiant . .. . In thee era wire wee ireed =der the provider el ea net of Parliament pried hist awoke kir the eyries of this court, Jame Ifiennagir the welled wee convicted by two justices el Blenennee mar the 6 Clem IV. clap. f 1.3 as se Mb aril dinenliedy rms. Br met leWnd his wife, mad irinted w one neirlee Inytimment In the Durham Roue d Cavielles. TM remilen marred to the court wise whear the ecnviellan ter riC in point of law. It emend that screed to allow his wife a week, but seri= s pegr It, tarry she had become chargeable to tle pare an - di re aired a rifling from the overseer s by way d reliaL tleanagan offe to repay the umbra., and to take her Moe with him, bat eh* cared to go, cm the gruel of Meow 01.tisagm Upon three facts the junco Lid that the charge agatost lust bed been proved, end con victed hint accordingly. Mr. Bbr was now heerd in support of the criviction. Iliz. Jerre Coltrelp obereed that tree sensed to be an attempt to attract a 'operate 'maintenance from the Lord &siphon mid the,, did not appear to be any actual rater! on the part of Plannagsa to support his wife. On the contrary, be offered to take her home. Mr. Blies contended that hie promises for the Mum did notpurge his bad conduct in the past- LordGmpbeil, in delivering judgment, said this case was an illustration of the bandleial nature of the recent act of to:Baum ; because, without it, the court had no power to noise the decision of junior in soy summary proceeding _ within their jurisdiction, and the party conviatad would bars had no right to appeal. The question now raised was whether Planner& was guilty of wilfully refusing to maintain his wife. He (Lord Camp bell) was clearly of opinion that be had not committed that offence, and that he had been manfully convicted. A moat ealuutry art pawed last menu, provided an my mods by which, on ill-trumeant, a judicial separation, tantamount to a divorce a menu et therm might be pronounced and the husband might In compelled to make a allowance lu the nature of alimony to C enu er i tf " a, and than was a remedy against the husband If be refused to • pay that allowance. But when this cue mom there was no ouch enactment, end the Divorce sod Matrimonial Cause Act would not come Into operation until en order in council was Mud by the Crown. Nor wie there at that time such a thing known ma ajadicial se paration, and until a divorce • menu & time had been ob =eli the rights and liabilities of the marriage tie re- In MI force. notwithstanding any cruelty of which the husband might hare been guilty. Ths magistrates sup posed that because the woman had rinionable rounds for refusing to go home with her husband when ha caned to take her he was guilty of the offence of wilfully refusing to maintain her. That ma wrong In point of law, and howev groom the cruelty might have been, sa d however groom however much she might be justified on account of it In not returning home, yet ma ho had Mind to restore bar to her conjugal rights the husband shoal ate lave boa essekted. - ____ The efterjedipe eseeeriag, the oonrietica eras qaeshed. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (Mttiop Arks la OLuktlisil -:-Hafor• Mr. Berm Mania sad I Curuoao¢ Jury.) aIU I. 11111F.R.-11PoitTi‘O IN Tlll . . . Thie rue as arks brought by the plaintiff to eseever lea her the dehader, who it • esiort is has Ifejeaty's airekin and .he bad held Hr treparary of Miry, r elareadlag the eaveir of the Taithit Ovadapat drip thstas ßee eta wet. Tr dlsairatka slated Or the PAW had area tito the delleadoee atria r hesati harmer at 61. • reatit, with 64 erring mil ragtag sad • herd Oar Torbay. Tr airier parr that he E m i l et =; that be did pp Ira sad Ng* him vlit M& bed tamed the phial, • perm vial he had ratemilori he hid err painor bp. arairpd, that Deis ea rata Tr lered be bed wither the plaintiff's eirha _ _ Mr. Tomb mad Mr. Lewis were ammeel 5 the plaintiff, sad Ilk. L Clometeme, with when woe Xr. Barstow., re ptiomated the dmkaist. Chmelese elatal the atm, 'Aid Chemin dew the who depod r followe—ln Decemelor__, 1166, eatored tam ea sb ;atata na hretegh Mr. Totemewire elk% watt Omega , se Lint.- men, at U. m eme. ► with thod mod . Oa the 9th of Jemmy 1 took the bands he Doped:ea, ea the 10th the mut atked fee Coammiftomie, whin we arrived as the 11th libreary. I mew the there, when he peer 41., whisk mile eacipaher 141. 1 resolved from him, whisk yr a 0 the now 1 weer get hew Omni Shirley. ble diroaloa I took the book e pleat earl Lubeck =lgoe thirty aim ken Comotetiasplo. I took we of the heads there. amoral Shirley boated the hoods then • zany thnee—meeeednom bar, omostitose berm On the 19th of May NNW Mirky hit bog Omaitond4 On the 29th of May I tea eival Mar boa Omni . (nut letter we pet N. In which the wooer OMAN he sold me hounds.) • Mr. @veiling COM, 10 WO ken GININII Shirley. I received ft lffe. ed. tram him. 1 provided the limed. with Rod, which I got hem the emtreeter. (Seem= hone In the plaintiff'. bill ems then reed. limy Included Merges foe the oraveyance of =ad boner and melee for food for the Meads, medicise for them, and the weer and tear of clothes. OR the Sth of Jell the hounda woe sold to • Mr. Whittle end 1 hod to take the boatels to him fear miles barred Coastentiorple. 1 delivered the hounds to hhe, I think ote the Ilth of July. I ranoised with Mr. Whittle a few evoke. I mast Mr. ISperlig if he theeght I .IN, cad lo said yr. XL WINN& goy se 11111., bat I tried lo • gunge boos ell the while. I this weal to mad bead dot the Gomel kid lek Res leglead Jar. I applied to Meier Brett to his me hens. Al hid I got a yommegelono bees Mr. Ware be taking owe of two Boma I Ise Y Mo* 1657, and derived in May. I head oat Gems' Mobley after mime sa. Um, end hooka coamalted as gooney 1 brought this ma _ _ desweirsedsed—l was sheet Me weeks to dr begital M deasabsers, sad Onteral:g sa le ter der ore le ile ry duty. I herd that dr Lamle weeds =dere to who= de bagel Ile NB dr dem Guard led be did ha sew ON • hoes I did sot way I writ sr time May I wam Kr. Whlttle sail ter bosh to Mr themeird mad 1 the left. I dld sat be hiss dr • desslim coped Marley, Major 3o.sv seielest. Owed re • pew hare die-emimalesd- - Kerr limit told to• I could heve s hear, het he could not my when. I ram i tt l M Tashi 6.01•11= odi o. t c , e t , and . Gi thez ra tee B l474, eVez spewest Capllda Murray said I had hare • yessegs het I red be no based dip at 2 titled tilt Ely - I add wit se At ,es dr Merle were Ave who of, I eel =di est be reely hi Yrs •jediple sir to essiaias Kr. /welds by emdedve Meg ere yet le, the lb. Cbrabste, ha t=e, mil Set Cubed Ildifey vedeleil di Mho es the ge thet de plairier air was adeetheste is ha *4 est sliest to dte chirp reds by alb *kW 11111141 Mama le Ur lesepthL He emend& that Caked bed* wide lo the phistia that be bad mold Os bass* dia we wallekst ware . bat that la asy , w_ee lei emarod tel ato the service Me tle, shore r e • imniptles of Me e~resert lts admitted that the ileidart noel her the sa d . that the aelex t e w s- Use lee thejvry wield be the asonast to which the pi wee Impedes sad liberality entitled to, tad white Ceded Mirk, wee willing to psy. Caked ddlitiey, de &deadest, itirroll—l he& de eemeederibeTerkilbCoatiesait cavalry eh I de pielatit In the swath of 1 4,,,riri mi = tend gave th.or was entered to be Levkas • . I theetsid Clmebedam elf It. him tie elation ot . te via try oder serresits. The I did y behse de Mord were sail. Hs said he ' rot ebb to relens es be Abed the eassary very ouch and aid re is get bin mambo them. His pesayt would ailbed Old Mb NOME* As roe as .ir Stephen Lamm de eded tads( the bens s. he asked me it I would let de beesdiree weber the hissads sod I said I west. I ha se dr 4tb el 3 es, mil blame I he I avelivekel Kr. who was ay tedir-leess to lads yid de I auiliarbed Mr to yaw Ma IL whisk I aleoliereel was all that was des. I mended se is stermakethe less the plaintig mild he marvel • with astir of aide. Ci :The plobilf NY to wiled le :mak le the immaty se a lissiksom, yorilded v spoll wt wploy- YIVd lrwrt4vwtwW wirh to resit I mai gml umullymmt. Ifs. ?Muni wool Sof ai W swaging the pidollikir CAW Mil% ungelled MN, with • hoots seseeeedl, tai M. pa, mil Ilia wu charged to The foominika of X.* Dr" Is width bo doted los odind fie pliellr • km pomp Immo soma limo Whom 3* Oolobor, woo tboa pot Me 4404 air are kr ilhaime. ilr. Climbs, boat itefemmeil ep the defendant's M ama* sad Kr. Temple wiped ea the allele ow% Xr. Dina Martin ark rkel•vt ch ad4 thr raw ”liellea ra detharythe wee the etetwat to w they cemet deted the wee tatlthd, sad that would brad ea the et width they thought the revise led Itenimeled. Ammo& such so tide eawe go. away beniaelad by a sotto, co lam AIL If they believed thee lite pled would we ma listaN se the sew to go te X.OE4 they would ia jades hi the de bedeat fay that the period et swain "yield vim the plaintiff would Mae etrived la tasks& II they edepted Me view, that be bed se emelt oppeeiumity, dwa be would be ea- Vied to hie wegeest ie s the pried whoa be anted fa Rag • Lad ow **Ertl of . The,'ary, dim a adairris4 reloased a verdict (..r the phdea kr lISL Ti. M. COURT OP COMMON PLIAS. Otititego It Niel Prim. la lemerm—ltel me, haw Cromwell sad • Cams Jam). Y•(3.• I •ND ♦cOTN4 I. SPIANS AND *inns- PROCTIUNO • ORM/ IN INDIA. Tbe plaintiff' ia IYY aim MINN& Mans sod ikitale hircliantainOrest' ,!IttoMvsalimestabliall- mate la Calcutta and at Rangoon;the deiendastts, Memo". sod Wil, are the ovum of r, ousel named the rZ i ms eogars. The scan yes to mower a rum of money dis t" for bey* 'Applied a crew for the Joint Swarm. Mr. Lug, Q.C., and r. Atkinscs sward for the pilatitb , and Mr. CrY-alley ea Mr. D:llLosae for the TY plaintiffs' she was that early in 1864 the John Sugars we at Ronan, end the whole of has crew won whir ack or had deserted. Mr. Begbie was par ker threUgh Rangoon, and Mr. Doyle, the captain, rilto him to procure • mew of Lampert at Calcutta. At e the only means of communication between Cal euten and Rangoon was by government *Warners, which went twice • month. TM straw Mr. Begbie went In was late, and she, therefore, returned immedi ately, before • crew amid be obtained. When the eat stems' went a crew Ina ready, but they could not CO, as the government had filled the vessel with troops and convicts. A further delay consequently took place, but In the neat tly boat the crew were mt. In the meantime Doyle bad obtained a crew, and wee sailing away as the: government steamer with the LOWY, was steaming up the river at Rangoon. He was hailed but would not stn and he went away without the Lamers. The plaintiffs had been put man uvulae of 1341. 4a. Bd., and that stun they now sought to recover with interest at 12 per cant., which made the total claim 1821. From this amount there were deductions which left a balance of 134 f. Captain Doyle ;Irii called for the &Andante and he denied having had any conversation with Hr. Degbia at Rangoon, the only oommunication having been with Mr. Hannay, the ve of the defendants, at that place. He naked 2 4 . 1 ;ia1t to obtain a crew by the time the ship was loaded, and ha showed him the charterparty, so that be would see who the lay days mind. Mr. Hannay could give him no information as to whin the crew would arrive, and, therefore, he mailed without them. It was not true that bin own crew had deesrted„ may on. had deserted, and the others had been paid og. The Liman might have been meat on the deck of the steamer, which Ina Bald to have been full of cmvicta and troops. In moo szaininat;on, it wee elicited that Captain Doyle was now undergoing & sentence of three months' Imprisonment for ea insult upn an a tin, who had afterwards 'Utica fallen oriel:Bps& In addition to this lt was urged that then wee so evidence that the Omani.* bed red dr dillgesee to mewl the mow as moos ea Famible, Tba jury bead a verdict fa the *Usti& for the amount claimed. THE POLICE COURTS. TIM DAY. WORSHIP-ItTREET. DTIT011•11C1 . IX • TR y.•TRE. William ISte;r7r7:7; ' :\WT — ed Wirh . erelthtg a distort.- shoe Is the Steadied Theatre, Shoreditch, sad neeaultisg ow of the °Seers la =dims attached to the eetablielantuat. Lambert, the complainant, mated that wawa Former Gem the benea having complained of the conduct of mem preen tam dim in the &Lem he proceeded them, and erlienei the itle whose language wee of the pewit thearlptkin. The Ia renea, however, only bummed the ewe, end whom pereesiei to remove him. A acre Mowed thee wee nee In the programme of the e eneartniment: lehadest :mimed violently, end. ba7fr i ft: 1 4. e.d.d ?, ! abia ," 4 ",'„, TaP6l'V't really Mind be egeold bees bees litilecie the eihmhe celled rem" Icy essistmes dam kis oesep . who to tie member of balldwelowen as= shemehdly The perhemsacte was he the period stepped, • of the weed-week et the pelk= was tan up by • beaLb am low ir assts th• eibsWe heed happily averted by a rasa sac lambert um men= injured by kick, heat princi pally by the dshwiest wits waa well known am me of • bead of raises termenstlng the railway termiana. This pang went by the ems of the Fort y Mr. limited', be the peemietor the hat every care was tubule =duel the theatre, rr i l leni wae te meet respectably at wish he great= order. Kr. D'llyncourt said he bedewed his, and would not Wee= such abosaleabh misbehaviour . gent tar otaiiniTiath to tge Houe . iioi Correction in default of paying 40a. and costa. CLERKENWELL. THE " CHAMPION OF ENOLAND." TAorna• Sayers. the well-Imou a pugaist, and at point the champion of England, attended before Mr. Corrie, at the instance of the parish authorities of Bt. Pancras, cbarpd with refusing to support his wife, Sera Sayer.. &me facts connected with this ow hare already alipmred, from which it will be recollected that Mr. Bin irchme, the relieving officer, stated that the defendant had re fused to support his wife, and that she had therefore become chargeable to the pariah, and wee now en inmate of the workhouse. The defendant refused to support his wife, on the ground that she had com mitted adultery, but took hie children away, and well looked akar them Sams wilassess was called by Mr. T. Watling for the dem* who proved that • number of men had been seen in Mn.eigaref roam at sil lean of the night, and that she was • vary denotes wad allashos person. Mr. Wskellog prepseal now to call Sayer.' child, • girl shoat seem yaws of ago, to rove that strange men had Men sass Y bed with her mother. . _ ;Weilsot manias child so youog, 16.CorTis mid b. . ty 0. g aad e6"1 " .1111. " " ':""fr ii r any l uTraut Ism widows. BA I would adjowo t awe weld oak tY asisalleaL Mr. Woksllse asked far ea adjowument for a fortnight. Mr. Dihethaelee bed no a jsofisa to an adjournment, but wee gregend to hare the ere derided at ones. Hs should M Mb to ohm that &gem hied visited hie wife lately. Sheers Wilma* a *mud for a fortnight. lATEBT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, Olt witcrarc raLsoaars.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.—THIS DAY. CORINTHIAN HANDICAP. Ow mile. Was Clissier see bare. Tom, brarestAs, Odsvis, isnaisW, Cowed, sad PAID TOlLllllT.—Waltentown, Pinsvoranoe, and Duly =sr. eirropr HANDICAP. oar voila and a quartte. Bouriscan Kadasdas Lae* Martha, Miss Harkaway, Tiff, Master Begat, Special Limns*, Sr Humph:ay, Clasen Baia, sad loglomass arptaire,. _ _ . PAID Foseste.—Bud-iaauid, Dirty /I ilier, end Ekof's dam c. OTIIIII nal/TOSIL, taverns Harslet, Etrathaaver, Victor* Egad Beak, sad El Hatias.—Spailiy sat Sere. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP fTO,MORROW.) Tun raiiowing Mosses suHena.—Tountememi, Meld of Dermal, R. 011 es, UmiertemiL Cognvold, War dermenke, Berderer, Demberne, Spieled Lkence, Qom Bees, December, Clibber, Zoom, wed Sir Humphrey. Pew rogrirr,—Vsmieneeelia. LATEST BETTING. to I ea The TWA I opt Spada Licence. 7 1 Bt. 7 1 Wordennanke. 1 Cotswold. rsar ILANDJUS WiIIIAYI.—ITHIS DAY) tweaty-foarth half-yearly moral meeting of it=the above railway! vas haM M tha seen, Ude afternoon; mr. W. P. RICIIMUM, eibiliMllll et the bawd of directors, is the chair. The re palaishail la the Express of Monday bet The oa Fait sod kiss, Including the balance of the pra m/kg hall-year ins 3,6061. Ilc 6d., and allowed a MTh 41=2 el fa Id. per share, and leaves balroe of 2611. MM. The Cna tittia if, is M7,ving the adoption of tias - ;47re, mid the Elmira of the company veto In a very intleisstary state , the dividend to be thelerad wee 3d. more than st the cornea:siding pried of imt year. The Maims arse smell, but it shelved that the Mak wee pednall imprortst while the Pet of wads( the railways wee d~mlaiehias W ems retie. The report Ind adopted, sad the dividend of 2a. 6d. • share declared payable ea the 27th lasient. At Hove, near Brightoo, L 'Asher, an old wo man, m i d 74, was, as Menday,eammtttsl tot trial, ono Mem tiseteltre to a cottage end attack of Meow. stock,warth Mom was destroyed: the cense was moved. A wit ness hot ha Mooed poisoser's mind was disordered from the ./sets of sa strident about Moe or ten months ego, by which her hood woo injured, especially when she had a Mr to think, which he was afraid woo somewhat too ohm. A Ned accident is related in the Madrid papers. The 'nimble inhabitants of Otaveaga usseabled Ice ths evening oldie l Id, according to their castom, in a scot of dub-honey A a mt t irb billiard. sod read the neweppera. All at coos a szplosion took place, and the whole loam mad all the goo* in it were blown up. Twelve persons were ladnrsi or barns& MOM or he. severely, and four were kills!. It turned owl then a quantity of gunpowder had been left ht a nem, and that we at the visitors had thrown on it the or swag sf a lighted Ape. Two amen have been wrested at Toulon on m ake= of been cesersof fa the attack which wee faltsiq me& seer Widish' ea the diligence which pills bates= Dengoignia sad Tooke. The driver recognises an 1 them A =yeti...Mos crime, bearing some affinity to the Watarbe-beidge tragedy, has just bum discovered at Choir le Rol. About UM mootha a beard arrived from Pad. M tba railway masks, dlroetd " Bureau magma— Previdsea" AA soothe boa dace come to claim it, cedars wee dean to tie raderey Marta to open it, when, to their barer, lbay Stud that b mataised part of a tamale body drii sp. The bead sad arms an wanting. Aa hes bemseawel.—Geligneni. St. IN isdiii lit.lies It 1 • It NO N IN SHARD LIST S-THIS DAY. Two o'OLoos. The railway share market remains heavy ii cha racter. Great Western stock has declined to 47 to f ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire to en to 891. London and North-Western is quoted 93 to I; Midland, 79 4 to NI ; Great k[orthern, 23 to I per share; London and South-instern, 41/ to I. Caledonian has experienced a farther extraordinary fall, being marked as low as 66 per cent. . Canadian shares remain very heavy. Great Luxembourg have declined. Indian stooks are well supported. °ADM/AT BEAUS AND ROCK& set. I re. atigt.r=.. •Illeta.Wele. It /Mr Y. Ma, Lift tam Ji I !FUT! sid—ltliPar. Inakinks w 174;1" D1bita ."...?.."1 &• N▪ AM Wilk Or ... 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Mak. pay af Dia 4a. 66 pay 16 la Dab eult at D 6 • pie o.Debeatni Da. Tap. Da at Dote* gza6 Pad.loa. Da. M.................. Da. de. Woo. Oisala. ail: Da Warn, likepallß6l De. 66 f Da. 6a, /6. 6a. it Da. de. 74 eleintlip Dadra. O. 46 par awl D 6 . I pt .L.... De ff pur sot. Bd. - . _Da,lik inam!.apaaa. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1857. 11" I i l 11 II 1.4 - 71 11 ~ IS 111 11 IS 11 dig 16 II 76 IS 111 110 41 16 II S 1 If 111 VS 10 NI N IS 76 M a N SO IS IS M N ell $3 we lift f 0 II $ f IV ei al 7 aatlrrp 6 pat Ows of Itmar essittft Ditie Nsw p LAM 01.0mtrale pr Me INT Fr 01661 Lamaism 6 pie et. 1emake5664666616a Spit el. Lyon mg GIUSIS $ patent Piens re lialtar. pa M. lOW t pm e5t....—... llsethsea Omdmre et Mao pat O. 116.j .b assili) Syr NM -06. OIMr NY Von pas mt. Iloyal pit mt.... W.ILW. W l alrus ef haw 106 at Framell 66 et i it 11 IN g l4 a UI 111 II 11. .. 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IT fa U SS M as Sli Ti 41 49 I I =. all II 11 SS II In In IT II a U " my at N le i$ 1 9 1 1. II II ~ li st 1! 9 II If $7 te as Unman. Nay. Ib—T . orate IN my dal today, and lord ialik • vary dad king , et a tallow dram ham the rann al yulardny. TM fawns, are lie qinaanilana : id —Oaladanaaa. ft Gnus Wawa, WI i t .... Lasamake and i IN I—Lanka and Yank Wanes. 14 liaodnaler. IlloSaaf. and isi 11—laid• ay 11/—Daalk libiala.Ndia—Orsad Tn.* et 44—Nerw Great Wawa sit °raft, 01 , 14 . N. z. vg I.Nurea, p.—lnslool UMW ON Pam', la— P ra: , ' itr i,... 2l.... ,teen r es• swin Omsk aa 81—laidlanda dant mat, 11- 4 / 3 1011011 aa.l rna *mem silk% Dli. Daring one of the diet-anions in the Swedish Diet ea the royal pop:idol Maths to toligkoe liberty, M. de Kock, the almoner el Judea, rad that, If the propellers were sot voted, the trlbueel would be compelled to pus see. teem Gil laws Ihredlit worn, eeeseed d the aims of bar. fag three you. ago quitted the evaagehorl &arch aed sm breed Ilhe Rommooatholle faith. They would, added the setakter, be asomeerily condemned to sae. This argument, however, se is preyed by the malt, had no influence on the declaim of the Staten CLEROT IN TIM MANUFACTURING Drs- Talmi —A private latter from • clsrgyman in the neigh bourhood of Rochdale, says:—" I vial I Dodd give you a brighter account of things in this district. Unhappily the peeped grow. duker front day to day. Several mills have eased to work •ltopthr, and ethos US tasty to do so. A Maim chap mid to me polaaday, Aw say, parson, you mos work abort tome se wed es we.'" Durn or Mi. AltaffitaLD Heflin, M.P.—We regret to announce the deeds el Mr. Archibald HaPak the member for Paisley, which took place es Monday, in Edin burgh. Mr. Hustle bad been rellerbig bun Muss kw some time, and wu unable to addwa his conatitunts, ea woo bta cutout, at the end of the late seesion of parliament. The honourable gentleman woe gusty-az yams of age, and re pretested the burgh of Paisley slum 1876. At the lest election Mr. Bantle detested Mr. Bering by a large majority. In politics Mr. Beene wee sn independent ocasistent liberal, and voted uniformly with that party in parliament. In ptivete . life be was in the Mesta degree generous, opmi and friendly neer'ea ' . THE LAST OF ' THE BOSWELLS.—••The bat male deateedent of Boswell, the friend end biographer of John sen, has Jest departed this life, and the name and tale of Bowen het become extinct through the death of NT Janne Boswell, of Anchinlech Howe, county of Argyll, which hap =co the 4th inst., in hia earth* yea. The famous R by he wife, the denghter of his n* Mr. A. Mositgeserele, of Isonahaw, North Brits* two =lnsurly Alezinder, wholes, motel • berthed the of Ling George IV., but, as oar readers will member, lost his lib in a dud in the following year. Hie sely on was the bermet so tmently demoted ; two demghtme, we Wiese, enrrire to Lomat the a treit's loss, sed to cony therms al Harwell Weather ii PREACHING AND PRACTIC/L—A worthy clergy men in this thy, Mewing the practise of his roinistenal toMiuma, recently praethen a wry thread dimeeree on the badthe duty of retrenohment end mononty. Leanerutreh the took him at his w• verettag, et w him whey was ant dawn from dame to 000 dollars.—Nns York AO. Tao LATE BEMIDJI MINISTER AT LlMA.—Ad vices from Pam lege Astons oftheamom in the murder et Yr. B. hes bent and placed ba safe custody. Be le ea Reeatorien—Diew de la Verola—a cele brated robber and H ensdn, rad has been Montitisd by one of Benissa's se the pence who wee ha the pump at the der et the ender_ _ THE IBIBIIBAN.Mhe following gentlemen were called to the Irish tor es Monday .—lolon Field JOSSICIL, Esq., A.B. • Robert Seeds, Esq., LLD., Qessn's Uni versity ; John Mt Carr, Esq., M.A. ; Preach Johnson, Beg., ass of the Arceimeon of Fenn; John Morris Mahon, Eaq.; John WOW' Ronk, Seq., A. 8.; Richard Ram, Paq. THE Panics OP WALES'S COUNCIL CHASHAite, BUCILINORAWOLTS, ST. JAITMeI•PATII, Nov. 7.—The some of these who have ben samindel by the Coulon ot hi. Royal Menem the Plebes of Wiles to awns the ego, of Shand of the county of Comma :—WEliern David licandoss, of Pencrider, Esq.; Jelin nosh Baer, et Meryl, Esq.; John Tremors., of Helga, lieq.—Gereets. EMBEZZLEMENT BY AND ABSCONDING or A FAC- ToiL—Ws learn that Mr. Andrew Bold, Order for Biz Archibald Imlay Csampbell, of Succoth, Ina al needed within the last two a three day. lea vft a &Sett is his • oath to the snout of folly 3.0601. nue his to this situation sane three a four yens ese, Used on Sir Archtinits estate of Osseous In this nelglabeeetteed, end etas andantocol to be of Whir • sus. The anthoritise are cc the look-out for bdat. ierpfr APIA; MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. It is announced that thee City of Glasgow Bank Las stopped payment this morning, and that the Bank of France has raised its rates of discount u follows, ris.For commercial bills at 30 days and less, 8 per cent. ; from 31 days to 60, 9 per cent. ; and from 61 days to 90 days, 10 per cent. The effect of these announcements upon the funds, however, has been counteracted by the satisfactory intelligence from India. Con sole, after attaining a fresh rise of j per cent., and then relapsing to the closing rates of yesterday, are now quoted per cent. higher than at four o'clock yesterday. The share markets are weaker. Consols for the 7th of December have been dealt in from 90 to 1 to 891 to 1, and are now quoted 891 to 891. For money, the present price is 891 to 1. The Three per Cent,. Reduced are marked 88/ to g; the New Three per Cents., 881 to 881 ; Bank Stock, 211; India Stock, 2121 ; Exchequer Bills, 25e. to 17s. die; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, 981; ditto, 1859, 971 to 1 ; and India Bonds, 48s. to 40s. di,. --- Turkish Six per Cents. remain steady at 87 to In other foreign stocks scarcely any business has been done. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94 and 95, ex div. (exchange 26 fr.); Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 98i to 99f ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (16th Nov.), at 87i and 87 ; ditto Guaran teed Four per Cents., at 96k. No bar gold wastaken from the Bank yesterday for exportation, but we remark, as an unfavourable feature, that between 200,0001. and 300,0001. in sovereigns was withdrawn yesterday for transmission to Scotland, where the stoppage of the Westein Bank has given a severe shock to public confidence. Further considerable supplies of coin will doubtless be taken for the same destination. According to the returns last issued, the notes of the Western Bank of Scotland in actual circulation amounted to about 460,0001., of which upwards of one-third was covered by a reserve of bullion. The discount establishments have not announced any change in the rate allowed for money at call. Of the j oint - stock banks, the Union and Commercial allow nine per cent. on deposits and the London and Westminster ' and London Joint Stock Banks 8 per cent. The London and County Bank and City Bank allow 9 per cent. on existing contracts, but decline to take in fresh deposits at more than 1 per cent. The directors of the Bank of London have not yet decided upon any alteration. Of the 20,0001. in specie brought from New York hy the steamer Asia, about 7,0001., consisting of glish sovereigns, hu been sent into the Bank, and the remaining portion, in bar gold, has been taken for the Continent. A further sum of 20,0001. in Russian half-impe rials has arrived from St. Petersburg, and has been sold for the Continent. The total amount of specie taken out by the steamer Medway to the Brazils is 71,1331. A total of about 140,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames with;il the last day or two from Bou logne and Antwerp. Probably the balk of this amount has been imported on account of the Eut India Company. Owing to the advance in the value of money here, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon experi enced a further considerable rise. The market was extremely irregular, and it was ♦en difficult to sell bills. For paper on Vienna and Trieste the rates were only slightly higher. As regards St. Peters burg, a further decline occurred, this exchange being quoted in English, instead of foreign money. The current rates are shown below, viz.: . . Amateedem, three months, 13.1} to 2; do., short, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, three montha,l2.l} to 4 ; Antwerp, three months, 2376 to " 80; Hamburg M's Banco, three months, 13.12} to 14} • Paris, three days' eight, 26.36 to 45 ; ditto, three months, 26.95 to 26.06 ; Franktort-on-the-Malne, three months, 121 to 122 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 33} to 84; Vienna, elf. do, thrall:maths, 10.60 to 2; Triads, ditto, three months, 10.60 to 4; Madrid, three months, 47} to4B ; Cadiz, three months, 48} to } ; Leghorn, three months, 30.60 to 6 ; Genoa, three months, 23.95 to 26.10; Naples, three months, 41} to 42; Palermo, three months, 125} to 126} ; Messina, three months, 125} to 126} ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 2} ; Oporto, 90 days, 62} to }. Another failure has been announced, viz. ' that of Mews. Joseph Foot and. Sons, in the silk trade. The house is not a large one. Subjoined is a copy of the circular issued : It is our painful duty to inform you that owing to the Mines of our London Commierion Agents, and the oonse quest certain return of their acceptances in our favour we Lave Mt it to suspend our payments. Our brinks having been regularly kept and lothilleld, we entertain no doubt, that notwithstanding our loans, we than be able sot only to pay our debts in full, but to realise a eseplw. Under these /*anneal:ton we trust to your kind indulgence, end we wpm laying before you in a few days a statement of one albs, which will be prepared by Mr. G. H. Jay, of Old Jewry chambers.—We remain, your obedient earwints, Jones FOOT and Boxe.-30, Spital-equare, London, Nov. 10, 1867. The . produce markets continue to decline. Sugar, tee, rice, and tallow, as well as Scotch pig iron, were all very heavy yesterday. The Chrysolite has arrived from China, with 293,100 lb.. of tea and 2,582 bales of silk on freight. The steamer expected to arrive at Southampton to-morrow, with later dates from New York, is the North Star. A telegram received at Lloyd's, dated Helsing fors, Nov. 9, states that the ste amer Burlingtm, Captain Shepherd, while on her voyage from Cron stash for Hull with a cargo of tallow and hemp, was stranded on °rasher, off Borga, on the ith inst. Another steamer trading between Croustadt and England is also ashore. A telegram dated Stock holm, the 10th inst., states: " The Eagle screw steamer, Captain Ford, is stranded on Failud Reef, and has her three after compartments full of water ; no prospect of her getting off; crew, gold, and part cargo saved." The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just lamed, presents a decrease of 4,8851. compared with the corresponding week of last year. The aggregate decrease during the 12 weeks of the current half year is 32,8851. The Victor Emmanuel (Sardinian) Railway Com pany are endeavouring to raise a loan of 800,0001. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in _ . the Bieck Exchange List of this evening lasurenos Shares :—Atlae, 16; Albion, 95 ; Alliance, British sad Emig; 16* ex div. • Crown, 191 ; County, 86; CLEW. Medical, and Geeeral Life, 213• Bag llah sad Scottish Law Lirs, 4; G10b.,_92; Guardian, 491; In d'nsni./ Maria., 160; Lew Life, 83; Marine, 75, Rock Life, 7 ex div. ; Royal Exchange, 277. C Show:—Birm ingham, 883; Coventry, 190; Grand Junction, 493; Rennet and Avon, 6*; Leeds end Liver -501; Leicester and Northampton, 13 ; Oxford, 106; Rochdale, 80 ; Regent's 151; Warwick and Napton, 9 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 24; Worcester and Birming ham, 161. Om and Coke Companies:—Brighton, 141; British Pro vhseisl, 221 ex die. • Equitable, 40; Great Central, III; Imperial, 70; ditto'New, 203; Phoenix, 47 ; South Metro politan, MI, 34; Weetminstte Chartered, 52, 53; ditto New, j, Docks :—London, 991; Southampton, 75; Victoeis, 88. Waterworks Stocks :—Lambeth, 95; Southwark and Vauxhall, 89. Bridges :—Hungerford, 61 ; Vauxhall, 173. Tunnet Yviwnre. The funds, though sensitive, remain remarkably strong. The tendency to-day was decidedly up wards, owing partly to the completion of the settle ment, which indicates an exteasive absorption of stock by the public daring the recent account. At four o'clock the quotations were I to 1 per cent. above those current at the same hour yesterday. After four, a sudden rise of nearly per cent. was temporarily attained ; and to account for it a variety of reports were set afloat, one being to the effect that the Preach government have devised some plan for re lieving the Bank of France from the necessity of raising its rate of discount and of drawing gold from the English and other foreign markets. Bo far all the mimeos' cturent on the subject are under- 811 sit 1 DAMN TOL az:x: 7 A Ila, al. Lamellas awingbatal 111 N. 1. arinaisa Rawl NOL. a son i wee Wsionnuft .... all 11,011 10 So. Wor... . II -. Seaga anaaNa - 1 .— a .. 01. - . N AI ik. . 11y WNW all 11,016 ID . Pot. le po al. ... all DO, . Pala all 10,001 I • Trallinegi.... -. all HAI I Sar.SAagragnmlba) A NAN II Stebra Nom - ...... all NUN IN. MOM Taiosearli ISO 1 SIN. Tim. of Iniibi all 1 , 5 INNODogralle Vie MI . 10a, S, N, b. el.ll llVoNalllor NI SI, II , Da Noinalloa H N. la twin Obsoub ......... 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We believe that the real cause of the sudden upward movement in the price of Consols this afternoon rested with the failure if a large operator for the fall, the closing of whose account can only be effected by buying back the stock which he bas sold on speculation. At • still later hour this sudden im provement was lost. Whilst Consols have risen, several other depart ments of the Stock Exchange were weaker. Cana dian Railway shares have fallen heavily. French shares retain steadiness, but many continental de scriptions exhibit depression. The increased heavi ness of British railway shares also forms a striking feature of the market. Sales have been pressed of late on orders from the country. Caledonian Rail way stock has suffered severely, the sales being principally on Scotch account. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 891 for the ith December, opened this morning at 891 to 1, and ranged during the greater part of the day between 891 and 891 to 1. At 4 o'clock the puce was 891 to 1. After 4 o'clock the quotation rose suddenly to 891, " buyers," but subsequently relapsed to 891. For money the 4 o'clock quotation was 891. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 891, 891, 89,891, 881 ; ditto, for account (7th Dec.), 891, 4, 1,1, 1. 'Mee per Cents. Reduced, 871, 88a, 871. New Three per Cents., 871, 881, 88, 881, 88. Long Annuid.ies, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2. Thirty Years Annuities, Jan., 1860, 21; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 17. Bank Stock, 210, 211. India Stock, 210. Three-and a-Half-per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 971. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 245. to 17s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. advanced about / per cent, to-day, closing at 87 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were lost quoted 96 to 4. Other foreign securities were quiet. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 984. Dutch Two-and- per Cents., 634 (exch. 12fi.). Peruvian Fonr-ard-a-Half er Cent., 741. Portu guese Three per Cents., 1863, 421. Russian Five per Cents., 106 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961. Sardinian Five per Cents., 881, 881. Spanish. New Deferred Three per Cents., 251, 261; the Com mittees' Certificates for the unfounded Coupons, 61, 6 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., 87, 871 ; Ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account (16th Nov.), 961, 96, 961. Bank shares to-day were dull, with very little inquiry. Oriental Bank were quoted lower. Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam declined 11. National Discount and Crystal Palace shares were also flatter. London General Omnibus closed at 31 to 31. London Dock stock was officially marked 991. Canadian Government Six per Cents. experienced a decline of 1 per cent. MINEs.-27118 DAY. Two o'Ciocx. Business in home mining stocks today is very dull. The chief inquiries are for Alfred Consols shares, which have been dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 171. In other descriptions no transactions are reported from that establishment. Prices are nominally quoted in most cues the same as before, but the tendency is drooping. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) have been dealt in at 14, and Dun Mountain Copper at 1 prem. Subjoined to the official list of prices in the Mining Pvehenge yesterday Bast Alfred, 21.155., 21. ITs. • Rest Rosewarne, 235. ; Gawton United, 235. Gt. ; Lady 'Bertha, 215., 18s. 19s. ; Sort:ridge Cone* 21, 3-18; Wheal Gremille, 3 g.. Bd. ; Wheal Tthidy, 21. At the meeting of the Towy Consols Plaint Company yes. terday, a call oils. per share was made. At the North Towy Commis Mining meeting a tell of 24.8 d. per share was mads,, TVISDAY Evulii 0. Ooly a limited amount of business was done to day in British mining stocks, and the market gene rally was dull. Alfred Consols, Par Consols, and Wheal Seton shares were quoted lower. The fol lowing may be given as the closing quotations, viz..: —Alfred Cmaols, 184 to 174 ; Wheel Edward, 74 to 8 ; Par Consols, 204 to 21 ; Wheal Margaret, 55 to 57 ; North Crofty, b to 54 ; East Rosewarne, 21s. to 235. ; Lady Bertha, 20i.; and Providence Mines, 73. COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTSt MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY. The dullness in the corn trade continua, and it wee ex— tremely difficult to make proems with sales of any article. Wheat, in the absence of treJWICWOIL of any moment, most be considered nominally the mine es on Monday last, The receipts tram abroad are again liberal. mar ket Berit7, beano, and pees dull at the decline noted last day. The arrivals of foreign oda are again large, and the turn in price was in favour of the buyer. aiIIITALI INTO LONDON INON NOT. 9 TO NOV. 11. ::. 1..i 1 1 4 940 :4 , 0 1 . " . iniii; :. 7 .. I r- .'4"--2 2.7... 7 Wb ..... : : : lIINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Broan.—The market remains In the same dull state NI yamerday. and it is very difficult to effect sales. Reigned lamps, 535. to 56e. Correa.—Tbe public sake are progressing heavily. Tu.—The market remains inactive, but holders do not press sales. Common Congoit llid. cash, ls. to Is. Old. wand terms. SALTPETRE.—Price must be considered nominal RICE.—No trtneactions of importance reported. Briers have mold heavily at rather lower prices. Peppin: Si re sold at tic,. to 4}d. Pimento bought in at Rd. Singapore sold at 4d. to 4Jd. Punento bought in at 31d. TCa.tEolc bee been sold at very low pricey In other articles no material alteration in prices, but most have a downward tendency. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is flat :—Peigibeors Y.C. on the spot, is quoted 60e. ; October mad Dersaber, 49e. 9d. to 6d.; lea tory and March, 60s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Morro. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand for the but clam of Mid sad East Keats. Mar doscriptloos in dull of res. SNORT TIME AT ritErfOle.—On Monday, the drum of Warn Birley Brothers, Mesas. Simpson Brothers, and Means. Ainsworth and Co.. began running short time. To-day (Tuesday), Messrs. 8 Barley, and Co. com mence. Last Friday Mews. J. and B. Seed commenced, and on Saturday Messrs. Bream Brothers. There are now very few mills in Preston running full time.—.Prestore Chronicle. STATE OF TRADE IN OLDHalf.—ln consequence of the increasingly depressed state of trade, a considerable number of the mill, is the town have begun working abort time, and it is fully anticipated that the example will be followed by the great majority of the others. Tradesmen of all classes have, in consequence, begun to complain of bad trade, the ro3turnsof the board of gnardlans for indoor and outdoor relief have been somewhat affected, and the coming winter is looked forward to with the most gloomy forebodings. —Manchester Cluirdioa. WEEKLY COSIMCNICITION WITH INDIA.—It Sp pears that • weekly communication with India is about te be establignd. The main points of an arrangement are said to have been agreed between the government and the Penin sular and Oriental Compsny for a mail to and from India four times • month instead of twice, as at present. It kr in tended to effect this by making the despatch of the mails to and from Bombay to alternate se regards dame with the dot parMre of the mail. to and from Calcutta, a plan which ertil bring four mails each way to Suez every month, the con y undertaking to place such additional steamers on the Natedlke and Alexandria station as shall suffice to convey four mails per month, both outward and homeward, between those ports. It is hoped this important extension of the company's postal operation", may be brought into effect early next year, and will doubtless be shortly followed by • cot responding increase in the number of communications era Bouthemplon.-21eses. THE CONSERVANCY OP THE THAMES.—The conservators of the river ThameshavechosenCaptainEdward Borstal, R.N., as their secretary. The Panorama premises in Leicester-square, with the mintier:corn at Csmden-town, and the Strand Theatre, an beiag on lease to Mr. Burford, are to be sold by aucticn to morrow at the Mart, by direction of the representative of the eon of Kr. Barker, the original inventor and ettconsfth plater of panoram a. Under the title of " Lose to the English," the Spanish papers announce that the produce of wine in the sherry districts has suffered from the oldinm, and that in some places the crop baa almost entirely failed. IM IL IN It. IN IL IN 10 811 111 all 14 811 M 0 N. IN M. IN M. 108 IL IN OS all IL IN M. IN M. IN It. IN 1$ 101 IL IN M. IN M. IN M. IN IL IN 111 8U 111 141 101 OL IN IS I $ 11 IL I• 8 M. IN lai IL IN IS all 111 10 91. IN Ka . aII N. IN II 8 N NI M a • I . 2 Ii