The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. RT TAR LOT•L ■IITISH DARR -TIII ACT. Alt. Holt oritli whom wag Mr. Milked) appeared for t►e amicarrs to bankruptcy in support of the mottos whielt was ►ronght on einem on Saturday last (aa reported in the Express of the 10th inst.), 11 'tiler,/ for ha object an injune Won ti restrain the official manager from is.uing soy pia. cards or adecrtimmente for the sale by tender of the pro- perty of the beak, sad front proceeding with say setiose against creditors of the company. The Vice-Chancellor said dist, before counsel essaensied any argument as this question be wished to state hie Im pr.•esios to be that the motion which was made souse ;day else by the official assignee in bankruptcy for dissolving the irjunctioa granted in the long vacation, raised a pure question of law. 1711:'er thole eircusetartes it bad esearted to his Honour that the proper sod best way of deciding that questicn would be to direct t h e official essicaser to bring en action at law. The only otjectios to that none was that the creditors would be pretreated from receiving their money for some little tins, an object• limn which was entitled to considerable weight. His }Pima understood that there were debts proved in equity to the amount of 550,0001., and that the official manager having la hand a suss of 130,0001, was prepared to pay a dividend of between is. and Bs. la the pound. Anything tending to throw ea impediment in the way of a distribu tion of that fund, whether by the official manager or the swipes in bankruptcy, would, of course, be objectionable. however as the point had occurred to him both during the orpiment and since, his Honour sectioned it, not beelines he had as yet decided any question in his own mind, but in eider that the counsel of the parties might, u they thought fit, offer any suggestion to the wart. Mr. ltolt thought that the final rights of the grim would he mere goickly determined by his lioitour's joig met upon the merite,tban by the restimon of the qaestion to I court of law. Still if it were the judgment of the court that the question wu so purely legal in its name that it ought to be decided by action, he should have no objection to that COSMO. Mr. Glum, who, with Hr. Lewis, represented the serial manager, eataialy hoped thatible Honour would himalf decide the qsestions at inns epos the motion to dismiss the injunction, aad thus save the delay which would be occa sioned by sending the case to law. It was a notorious fact that some of the poorer depositors were receiving doles from poor bores while there was money standing idle, bat of which they could receive • large dividend es womb of their claims. If ble Honour decided that the proesediege in Chancery should go on, to the animism of the bankruptcy proceeding., that dividend would at ones he paid—la feet, had there been no disterbbig ineneame stung from the bankruptcy proceeding', the dividend would have bees &Cared on Monday last. If the bankruptcy proosedlap was atablished by this lout, and the fond, bad to he heeded over to the official 'reps*, they could not be die tribeted until after audit and other formalities, whereby the unfortunate creditor. would enter both by delay and by expense. . . Mr. Rale said that the delay would lot be above three make Mr. Oleaeo—But the offielal maw le sow ready; sad within • day or two s divided EVA bo declared mad paid. Mr. Roll reggeeted dist the newsy should be banded to one third party, neither the add swim nor the Obeid esdisee, for dietsibutice. The Via-Ciancellor said it eertelaly did set serer his to allow the feeds is be headed over to a third party. If say t►ieg were &ewe urea this breeek et the webfoot, the simplest seine wesl4 be divide the maw, wittiest prejediee I. this quarks et title et Wm. Alter all, this goalies did set is troth bi valve the bowsaw of He weditves. --- Mr. Reit submitted to the wart that It was the &wire of the creditors, end he, es representing the through their assignees, expressed theXclesdre—Wet the deadfall of title Would be determined. The Vice-CbancoUor—le it the desire of Ike creditors io4 to receive tlutlz money? Mr. R,lt soli that the creditors desired that the qusetion of titles 'halt be determined is MIMI, of the assignem, so that their strain might thereby he smite their ewe con trol. A committee of depositors lad ham elected, and thrcagh that committee the Westin' of creditors' astlguots bed proceeded ; thus the meditate sammivoil that their ia terrys were more likely to be hells, mmilusted in the Beak nptcy Court thee they would be helots the Chief Clerk wider the wiading-ap, for in this latter are the main °mai divan= would be Sleet to Um rights of motellutteirs. The Vice•Cboaallor sabot low may meditate bad prz.vid in ►aabreptcy ? Mr. Roll laid that debts to the await of 20G,0001. bad beta proved la bankruptey. Mr. Glues reiniaded the mart that 650,0001. worth' of debts had been proved la Chancery. Is feet, se he con tended, although the :Aker aide earns forward under the shadow of the creditors, other intents than than were at the bottom of the matter. Mr. Mlle r►it stet be represeated t►e erediten ; he eoehl sot birderstaad ►ow ►e could some leeward sada, Ms rya s►adow. Mr. Olasoo—As you 'mad la you own Ulbt, that may ugly bayou. (♦ ►augh ) _. _ .. .. • - Mr. It ill then proceeded with his aides, as Om above. He reed the atbd►vits of eeeerel asodeameoes, stales that is their °Fithian it would fig very prejadletal to the Moulage- Otis sale of the property of the bask to allow It to be adv.,- tiled as open for sale by tender. He also urged that of eoreeelty It snit tend to satellite and orafase matten, If It were epee to the Oficial inaaoger, while sits question of future proceediegs were still soder judgment, to pressed to advertise the property. With regard to the other ponies of the notices, barium relation to the restraint epos Mime at law, the le►rned counsel stated that • very large number of swimss bad been commenced and were proceeding. All this would of cosmos Cause considerable expense ; sad pendia, the considerations of the very sight to Dries throe aetloss he certainly thought that soma restrulat should be omen toed. weer owls. Ben meek year modest le hoe from lab ' edoodelek NA 1 bees se Meld le eeesiese is be se. Mr. we • ibeebod lie leedeldp bb lel. leterkuse, end odd is eke plebiellr bed dm seleteg ezeopea epood-aebued ass Is eider to oblige I s empeay, be biped tie overt world sins tee sets so le meesered. Lord Campbell then directed the we to be restored to tbe am. After a few words from 11r. Glum, The Vice Chanted' r mid ha 'boatel dealing ankle* any order on the motive. Bet Jammu& es no umeesessary or improper &imam ought to be Mewled, he should direst the thief stark sot to seuetioa the semssasessat of a pro mention of actions, swept It mess where he might deem It neeesesrp for the batmen, of all puttee that such mations should be brought. With re ford to the platted* and advertisements, he would direct the edictal manner that no more advertisemente b. issued, vista the further ordered the mart. By this mesas the matter would remain as meetly as possible in waft fro cold the aeon Inu enabled to give judgment es the plead ing motions. The oasts of this puticeler motion to be reserved util altar jedgmeat apes the more inevrtaat questions. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. "MINIM 11 •41.00.—W0111 LOLA C4117111U. ADD SWIMS OM. 1uDe11.11101.71/1•X. AIM MA. 201111Mai1 OF TIM 0001 T. COURT OF 11110111 OIL C IX RE WOODEOPPI. The bankrupt was s licensed Tamagni', in Nowisto.strest. This was the certificate meeting. The secured debts 8301.; assets shout 4001. Ile. Moray offered co oppuitiow, bat dated that the ow was one where the brewers bad swept off all the property lutist/ little or aothiog for the other erediton. The bash• rapt bad some from the country, h►ving kept u ius at Newbury ; sad h• had fallen into the heads of this Louden brewers. The assignees did not object to his boob's his riertificate, but thought it ought not to be of a high slaw Mr. George, for the bankrupt, stated that t►er• would be a crasiderable amount of mete. H• only asked for • third dare certificate. AttiliCiejW surtillato wis pasted. This wee the certificate meeting in the PM of T. P. Parley, tooscconist, of Onforti-street. Mr. Pennell, tee Mind assignee, fa hie report on the the ease, states that the bankrupt its& a somotentloo fn November, 1862, paying his minium, Te. 6d. in the pound ; bat in carrying oat that arrsegement he had been induced to give preferences to several creditors, which appeared to have crippled his subsequent ttttt lone. On sales of 7,8401. there hed been a pose profit of 2,0631.; deducting the 'apeman of 1,1491, tle net pr. lt was 9041. The bankrupt owed taunseeuted creditors 8291.; liabditise on bids of manage 2161. ; ditto as guarantee for Charlie Task, 3002 ; meets 4821. The books bed been well kept. It appeared that the bankrupt had in his baleam.sheet alleged that he bad incurred a iO4ll by his female *errant, wh2 bed brought an action against him, and recovered damages on the ground. It was intimated that the female was in attendance, if Ito bankrupt wished to put any question to her. The bankrupt said he had no wish on the abject. He had been unable to defend the action throve' want of hinds. Has Honour said the use wu one is which the bankrupt had brought a false &up against a person, and the court would not interfere by granting any certificate. Hie Cllllii ton might ulnae Mu if they chew, ►ut the court would net. IA NV M&BL This was the artifice; mesons ; the cue of C. J. Mare, ship builder of Blackwell le car notice of the cue yesterday It was erroneously stated that the proposed companies wee to be partially secured by the bilh of Mr. Bolt, MX. This was act the ores. Mr. Roles name was net meatlened Y eseasethe with the compositiou. We were hi inns themear hem as isecturete steamiest supplied trees ear mean of what had takers plies up min. Mr. Liaklates, es behalf of the bankrupt, stated that at the private dna& held yesterday, fer the et ea ablhig the beakeept le make a proposal selett he eatiefiermy to his seethes; trona the onaisa ed a author to prove and elher dreamehmese. the Mahatma bad bees suable to any oat Met peemeaL Na elm is the very inefidest arreaties et ides MOUS ilk se, eel therefore asked the emit le adaeasa the amelderataa of the own& cats for *me Meath, la Grim that Is the iaterval he night have the of seakiegitath snangemeate es would rink ate. 80.0 d tBo mertilefoll PnimEW was dill saseld, the seise were going an, sae the result might w the eft inese as ml ad of the court an the awn= el MlTLeinewso. Ow the esslea. said that Soy was sr thtly habokaels do inn. They hod se kilos ape& *kale the Illsordss a of So galas% wee was Soy Isla rested Is eijoiseakei II Ile biped thetas silLelowasiti U sea, woad beam selloisstly lag ash& The sagas, wall abaft bath wise a. Se ash alga MAIL Mt. Welke ail lie slyeesseted MO or two creditors who keg gloss seas aypeollies, sat they Isww the seas Is Se Mae o f Se we wen wry to Ris Raw MI that Sore Wag so opycatios to Se adtalselits lis thew& it women is whisk the wen ewes sessie to the opyiteaties. The esly paths wee es to the mob. Mr. Lansaw aispoist that 111. au* slietai mead over satil dm Oldalosat Ye. Vallier mid ba iesedd not pros for coots 'Wait a loan who disuid est Imo say Roney at all. TM osmiimer—Tlo ow may mad adjourned, but it will Is WOW ea take snidest toes. Web* bird doll las .s 5... the hod objeetad to the popes* would met be perjelieed bp these riposted ad. joarnonoule. lbw of theme uniltere who ware Ant tempted bad rosebud musk larger ems that the bankrupt was sow offerbog. It woo ultimately weed that the OM should stead our tbe preemies to be mewed for two months, notice to be gives to all w par*, ioneerned of say appli tattoo toworist, either for the eppolatuast of e auetbog or to a reaewal of the protection. Mr. &mill, at the sitties of the evert, said—bly Weed, Mr. Wild*, applied yesterday for your lordship's permission that the cam of Spielman e. the loath &COM galas, Company should steed over. He obtained my amorist to mats the application, hat I was cot presoak sad ao reason, were gives for voting for its postposemeat. I undesstaed your lordship desired the ism so be snack out, and espremest some disapprobation that mutest were not remit to giro an eoplaaatioa. Lord Campbell—That weasel wen eat tastteeted to give an *opinions's. Mr. Bovill-1 sac now state the mania why the appllestioa of which your lordship complained was mode yesterday. 1 appear for the plsia . iff, who has a claim oilskin company for some gi.ld which was ememittest to their charge end lost a eonsiderablo time sgo. Within the log few days the solintor of the company had obtained emir trees of the I robbery, the punts had been apprehended, and as iareetsiestloa is going 00, and seder them dream stances the eompasy were desirous to p strum the nee for a abort period. The plaintiff's *Ai ello, thought the applitatioa via a remeeable aims, sad be bostrectrd me to coemat to it. As far se lea omorreed, I was &Ming areceepied in another (inn, aad se coos as I rewired a ecsamueleation of what was passing here 1 pro ceeded to the mem bet fined It het time. I hope yew lordship will outsider that cot the slightest diareepoet outsmarted or shove to the omit. Lord Campbell—l do sot thick the slightest blame via be Imputed to you, Mr. B rill, het! oenaMen the emit woe sot properly treated, bream, the ere steed la the epeeist paper, sad yesterdoy wee the regular optimist paper day, sad ao applieetbra der peetpadag it was made before it ass called se lee 1111P111•L Wll.ll. however, It some re, sae goatlemaa melted le lave it pet off, witbeet estienioi say meow, sad the fouled oe the stew aide wei oat of wart The omit thee expressed as °plaice width It still eatairtelae. AM It ose sot well used la that reopen. I treat, however, slat nib •we wet set THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12 P5B. island to give him the sixpence, but gave Ma a card, and lita re les si ileadast) then kneeled at the door, to hinnies if he limme, yokes be was given into suatody. He ad mitted Whig the worse fee honor, sad was very sorry for it. Mr. BUMS said when Mr. Nilson gave lehadeat his and, eight to have gone away, and sot penned la at the door for twenty siesta. It bad On hoes that he was ry drunk, end, as • enamel to him for is i lli ve !• tare, he should floe him 40a, or lowness day,' tape- SOUTHWARK. • 119/711•NLY GUARDSMAN. William Pitcher, • private in the Soots Fusilier Guards, was brought up is enstody. charged with violently usealt log an old man, now lying et St. Thomas's Hospital. ga• moody injured ; also with assaulting jollee-eonstable 603 A in ins execution of his duty. ti The constable stated that on Sunday night, shout nine o'el ale, he sew the rinser knock dose an old man In High nnet, near the door of a publiehouser. The man was so it estioaely hij_sred that sienna was compelled to send II him to St. Thomas's Hospital. The prisoner continued his a te dietarbeacee, sad when witness took bold of him to remove it bin to the police-station, be was thrown down, and the et. poisoner struck hint and kicked hln violently. While on H . the gonad the prisoner contrived to get hie belt off, sad sae about to strike him with the brats ornaments, bat, for tanately, a gentleman seised hold of it end took it from to Wm. T he pritoner's comrade then came up and attempted It. to rescue him, but other poliee constables came cep, end the R. prisoner was enured and taken to the station-boons. The withers(' asked when he wsa secured ? • The constable stated that he got away from hha in the ft, Soat instance, end ran over Londe:is-bridge, sad tried to II escape in Thames-street; bat • City police-constable caught et hold of him until he came up, when be secured him, sad e• took him to the fitones'-end station. Wiesen hers r i r produced • medical °evillest* from Bt. Thomas's hospital, j; y showing that the old men the prisoner bad knocked down was so seriously Injured es not to be able to attend. la answer to the charge, the prisoner said he was iasulted a. by the old man, and be knocked him down. As for the :: seenalt on the cnntable, be knew nothing about that. is The magistrate told him that he e iald only deal with him jeji for 'molting the constable at present; therefore he mut MI he committed to the Bosse of Carnation for seven days. Al for the assault en the old man, who was unable to 11 leave the hospital, he would be brought up to anises that eat charge at the expiration of the term 01 his imprisonment. dt. SHARE L 1528.-21178 DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market haa been firmer to day. Caledonian, Lanouhire and Yorkshire, Midland s London and North-Western, and some other steaks, were in demand. The best prices of the day, how ever, have not been maintained to the present hoer. French share. are better, yesterday's Bowes, at Paris, having shown a rally. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCF. i 11 OM =IMMO TILBORLPIL) 10 LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. THIS DAL 101 latLwars. au -. etmol—eaTFareil rdwasseseriVi sR Bfrimaas. Mlasap. lwast %Widest. Arras and O Oak awl O 1:1011• sal NOM has. IN Dwed..140.04011011.1. lad Milor a a ll". =. IN Mona Alm. alri L IN. ;11 P 6 113401.1 rariCer i.e Out laariltre 4 /14114 k alleamili rdieleigow.„ iM Vie = 111 3= 1 V 1 4414 " all Gnat Ikea staselmad... !CO Omit Ilselbas 16. it - Sycel7lo4:-......... - 100 (asa mr1111000.(Ini.) 100 Oval IlFolin.-- . 100 De. 111•Neelle•Olati. all Walt irl OEM*._. 1" rle. 12 DO. a 11i gt......, 100 taniadimmedl Isili a agre a Da. Wog Mlin Imam sod lel A 11100ZriZaiii to Irl Math Wm 111 100. Ms . 11 0041110., EarECio... 24 Do. 100 Losesarriaiiiiiirl; all Do. 11by 814...........—...... isAb= 1 .L. Ilawasii an. iM1111111•11 Deals. id Dag— NiSAlLWestradaill) .11111sMielksol SCURRY HANDICAP. 1 I et.' NOoo dies.a Oran ONNIN Wm NMI ............. all ark IlDen i tl ic... ...«. NI Da. 0 • 100 111.1kNes—Newlak .—. 111 Da. Illosiaa ... Do. NI laaa losis ......... IN V0i de LcaL........... 1 Ike* $ 11.111.W.JfampACITX. all Ronk lb MANN' Jana. 12 1NN0i11m......... IN Wig , 1 000 IN OMNI 100 bar& 10 ran. SIPTON liarepicarf7Yorkehire Grey paid forfeit. AUTUMN CUP. The following honnan -- I;el;T:PoPetar, Sped the Plough. Hnegerford. Early Birf, Putty Boy, Ciamakargar, Alma, Pantomime, Cockatoo, Polmoodia, Priam of Oraap, Lough Biwa, Hoepitaluty, Moreau Rattler, Cardsharper, Malacca, Culoary, Guudy, LIMO , Silas , Johnny Taft, Barden, Falstaff, Lady Flotsam, Unlle. Raid of DOMINI', King of Scotland, Little Nall, Mir Harkaway, Loam, Imogene, and Deeentber. Earner= —Breather, Imopea, sad Flatterer. Paw Forwarr.—Jolly Marine sad Earl. 11011 10 1 - Moll - Paha ibi.......5.i.... LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 6to 1 eget Mame (a) 8 to 1 Maid of Dermot (t) 10 to 1 Fhtterer (t) 12 to 1 Naomi.* (a) 12 to 1 Pretty Boy (a) 20 to 1 Speed the Posegb (t) 20 to 1 Luce ( ) 20 to 1 Reagerterd (t) 20 to 1 Early Bird (t) 20 to 1 Hospitality (t) 20 to 1 -- Cutisharper (t) 20 to 1 Yaktafilt) I. Rolm ............... IN Wahl* . Is Taft*.lo2w/Dea a Ds ea-- all =O. N. Ilia all N TorenNib N nNib.............. NI WaNON W Wanted as ima t =1; a Waal all W.Bada: all Ds.* I Naas 4h. elf I In 06.111 prat Nal Si I I all Wlaliadas sad Nallon. M. Inbey, eon of the miniature painter, and who was lately one of the gouts at the palms of Camplesse, has bees charged by the Emperor to Faint a Dhows et the Priam bipedal. A enbeeriptke fa about to be opened in Paris for &dog a mossmost to the memory of IL Peel Dolafooito. Dr - . GUITISLIi, the ez•diatator of Florence in 1849, bet arrived at Tarim, mad will shortly take ip his abode at &Tone. A letter from Cairo brought by the last mail states that the noblest families In Egypt had opened their hones to Malls. Renal, noweeting her to sake nee of this freely. She had ample& the hospitality of beleynan Pena, awl was to be conveyed to Upper Zap to a nagnianat boat Winging to his, sad towed by a steamer of the Viatroy. The health of the great annes is reprimand se improving bat slowly. The following autograph letter of the Tlaapree Innis it quoted by N. de la Roquette in his amok of sir Jobe Franklin, recently submitted to the Geographical Society la Paris :-.0.1t is, above all, as a WNW mad wife that I should with Osman see France smociated wit► Reiland in times generous expedlUous, this Int °Wing which is to rime a man whose private virtues are surely equal to his %sleet Bed his courage, slues h. has (aspired is you such so edetisable devotios. Ultimately, I hope that Manse will gnat you the soma that year soelegal sloths merits ; and this madam. there trill be s pane who will most siseerely participate is the lay of the wife el Caput' linnklls—the wife of the Emperor Napoleon." In the Jostrosal de 6t. Petersborry of the 4th we nad:—" His Majesty tb. Emperor haviag graciously se mined the yeses Is the Roglish laugsege addressed to him by Miss M. 8 Nelson ou the cseasies et him soresaties, has maissmaded to present the author with the nodal sow isonocative of that event." Ilftildesikal)..."-:: I:=Tiii - a 1 t a d 1 1 1 31== Or tl reVrett. szi Osies Pedessis-. AND lITOCIM 4 41 gi 1 4 I/ IS 11 0 12 II SO II $ 4 4 NI SS St T ISi V 11 II U SI 8$ U I • Ms U IA A letter from Madrid, of the 6th, in the Brussels hulutessdmies, nye Yesterday the Qum paid a shit to the Theatre Royal. Woes she entered at the dose of the ant sot of "Lucia di Lemernmer," the orchestra, ea anal, strut up the Royal Anthem ; but the mutterings sad merman, sad even biome and whistling of the audiences drowned the mask. This moue lasted for more thus s quarter of aa hour. The Quint, who stood, looked very pile; she remained until the close of the opera." A German Edition of the collective works of Prawns Ameo hes jut appeared at Leipsie, with as litre doeskin by the mutable A 1... Vos Ha beldt. A meteorologist, writing to the Swim National, offers the following prognottleatioas respecting the weals, winter :—'• The commeseement (the 'south of November and a part of December) will he in gearnl rainy, bat with a few tits days sod whatever snow falls will sot remala es the grimed Towards Christmas sir &bully after, Ise dry winter weather will appear, the sold will be seven, but it will not last lag, sa during the autumn south westerly 'lads will have been predominant. The mildness of the winter is soured by the fat (Me upper leaves of the trees Mein fallen the tint The thaw will tonneau towards the latter mad of Jimmy ; the latter part at the whiter will be moist." a - 17.7.71 - 1 le at. WsWisres I De. MN De3llV7 11-otsaiii Ell De. U. Mb le W Da aft 111. m ot: sa Div VS. Dais hustisa Veastlint=. If WM 11111.11111PIR =ria lon N Da I kir lo Da mat. NEL.. 6 Spank sk N all Do. 66, f c awa si:Post. lloNhore et Si DOW PM &aro ads Olsokrol k &gummy Jknksks Uva Pra. Si hob isi neloorl Ooteso Mil sof ask Pria:7l7.; 16 el log 6 el 16 al le al De, 111 per Ont. 'Mir. 10 e Ow. I par Nut.... $1 el Wig lleseure to a De. 4 per amt. Tref— N an wevara.w.eveam, N 6 widen et Amide el Wleeberles 14 16 316 334 U H 1 14 18 46 11 U 111 146 11l 111 toe 66 60 43 /1 74 inti l 4 'am _ ... isi GENERAL CHANOARNIER AND THE MABQUII Or N .—The following letter has bias sdelnond by Gement Chasproier to the Bruseels Nord:—"Molina', Nov 10, 1816 —Mr. Editor,—Then has bas pointed out to we is cue of lb. letters dated from Paris, inserted in your Morsel of tbe 9th November, the fallowing oontosee:— . • great deal was said ate certain period albs eciuddestiel emoverutions bttww. lb* Emperor Nicholas and Bir Do minos Sommer es tli• subject of Turks,. Ennis would is her inn hold a fine head if she poworted certain letters addrersed by Lord Normasby to General Cleargersier— Wier. vista it haa not bees thought apropos to publish, bat whieh are sot distroyed.' I have sour resolved a slosh, letter fro. Land Norusesby relative to the fouls policy of England.—Reeeiee, sir, dtc., C " Pwicstow To Da. ALtsoW.—lt will mach gratify our readers to leers that Lord Ponsersten ha molted to rooosiviesd bra Majesty to outer • possum of 1001. slur ea Dr. W. P. Alison, late Profeesor of the Proatioo of Physic Is Edinburgh Uolversity, is coseideration of hie distinguished eervioes in medical Wen.., tea elm of his philastbroplo labours. It will las so eollected that, o vie, to a legal ilifiloulty, arlsiag from the aslant Profeasor's secooditimol miaow tips, it was fund luposiiblo to grant him a retiring allowance out of tho Reid Pend. At a lat. meeting of tho cousin, however, the Corporation ipecac's:m.ly agreed to of the late peoheue a present of 2601. It is sitilloototp to leant the. fa addition to this will bestowed gift, Dr. Anus la likely to waive a libeller rieugsitios no the part the wows of his eminent serviers.—Edinbwryh Courant. GRESHAM LECTUEl3.—Yeglerday, at Gresham Conon', Baaingball.sineet, a lets» es divisity one de. livened by tho Rev. Morgan Cowie, as deputy far Igo Raw. H. J. Parker, reader is &dotty, tho Wiles% Wisp es the history of the Mulish translation of the Bala. Twisty eve were precut UNIPIC6I42 Act or BENEVOLENCE BE 0141 OP van Ctry Conrainne.—lt having beams haws to tho Goldsmiths' Company that the num* of to Mlddlonez Hospital was leadsqueM to its mammy ozgowditoro, OO•gArly, at a resist mart, :m t, 5r1401147 saeos nested With tie hospital. voted 2001. aid tit the funds al that metal charity. 01111TAL PALACI.-01111 SNILLINO DAT.-- ToassAv. Nov. 11.—Adwihnieas as payment. 1,001; ditha b sums deka% as. Teta viellses. 4242. Si ICS IR 111 lele vv 1 000 Por C i 104 OS Si $4 1 04 ft 77 7 N Of 64 14 II It i a sft 17i IS SI 1 1 1 SI SI 41 ells dls 174 Is IS 1111 St IS 1 1 - IS 4 al SI lel 111 14 I% IS 10 a 4! 40 lb 6 1 if N s 1 die 14 IS 11 SI 1f 114 si IA Ti II S I I I 6 14 • MAIM dis par 1 1l pa Pa OS 1/7 II $lll 4i i t 1 pa 7 Se II pa li Si 1m 11? 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Thu day Jaen Herpes sad William Phew, fonestiy orrala the smile of the Beath Brun Itathrey psay, were larseght before the Lord Mayor, epos reined, is ousted, of Sergeant Smith sad 80.- Yard), Theism of the Mstropobtaa Pollee (Soothed Yard), aShe drop of hob* robbed South Brun emir of 16,0001. worth of Whoa ha May twel Mr. Bemlidio. boireseel by Mr. awe, the selkdtor to the reiapasib enema la of tiee pressestles. Ilr. es behalf of Plea% and Burgess wee dednded . lamb. pt Mr. Belida odd Mae ipso tae Is ewribellea the M.t ossbed Or bees We. owl bad mei their =lwo. Or deo purse et peedwing lb@ Novice Press Peetlead. slime be wiebed se sell se tba fret seldom. The =lva of that pewee, bowevur. bad lowa delved. la maseguswee of owtela lama 'Mob bed to be game resem with Mee weiberitiee et the Howe ellee. Th. •ss, biome. wee ea Me read to Loudon sad wool be Is eemodwesete money lecosiag. He (Mr. Bod ies) we &seam deemehowes este& Is. entead. Xt. limb sad Mr. Weataer opposed lb. aypbsetioe. LIM ..ue dbeawlea lb. Omens were nowsded till le-wenew. ANOTEII ATTABIPT AT 110 APIA PT OPP OP TIM roxitoN LIMow. Mune Luige, as Italian of most Minden aspect, end shoat fifty years of age, wee named behre Mr. Hussain watt attempdog to stab William giggles, a coal porter, living is Greenetrost. Ciaplainat depered il — l rint one lesion yesterday I was at the bar el the Whin Hart pubinhosse, Is White naval, whoa the pritoser entered with two more Rea 'sod mailed for half-allot of beer to English; he thee dropped deposes from his month, whisk a men picked up ' and offered to him. Pinner then took hoot his side pocket a knife is a sbenh ; be based it sad tried to stab the maa who offered the mosey, bat that sum via from the house, and prisoner thee tried to stab sse, but I Wd hold of his wrist, straggled, and got him as the pound, sad knelt oa his right arm. The polies none, sad I gun kin in chare. By g the Megistrate—The knife was about two feet from Ow; had it eons os It must ban snared ny hue. I dm% know what became of the Piker nee. I believe he was sot quite sober. Boars, B—At tbe time mestioried I was is duty seer Mr. Livisgetesee White Hen, Whiteollanl, sad saw a an nu from tlakosse is alms, oulthaing, "My God ! he has got a kWh." I rushed in directly, and saw the psi moan as the floor is frost of the her, and prenester sued sag ea the mune of hie right arm, primmer luring in that head a nib, which he held upright, sad trylog npntedly to strike Mules with It spin d. Os ening me he dropped it, sod I tea the sheath from him afterwards. Prosecutor Ran bin in sharp, sod on my trilaisghia the Dann of it, he said semetlng liko- 0 Bynarliby. . This whew penned s sew dwer kWh, nein os the blade "Amnions nest a d shall rale Amines." The beadle is of Gunn silver. It is a meet formidable weapon, kept bright by the sheath, ten Jones nag. The prisoner, through the Weepers( hen Aaiun that he hoe. &cabin in what had inennied, an ask' rely speak a word of English Lore sail them H. wee ef the Indira Legion, sad about to embark toe South America. Mr. limanill—And the sneer they do so the better—all of these men awn to be farnbed with a nth. When do they get dual !star; reter—Priseipolly from listeliffe-bighway. 4 ali bi Selle • great amber. The neared was this filly enamided for trial at the Clerkenwell Session. MARLBOROUGH-STARE?. 011A1011 ACIAIXST A CABMAN. rim, Boxes, a eab i;;;;71;dp — Tilio; wu before Mr. &odes, eltergei with being <lntik sad OM usa ditto:hears at tie resides,' et Dstrald lir. Mesh staled then peskerdey afternoon be hired the defesdsat'a sib to Decilaksiseet to take Maud, end too 1114141110 Wennlek Mee% sad Ma themes to Perk•lese. At the letterleos they pee say eel he gave the defer dint it Albin. The etaffMnat seed hrs alapswee user. wide& he &Masi to Ahab boa wee his his seed be toad. The prisoner Imbed as thie sod end said be dig see believe that wee his oir. leledeli) den end taws/ Ws to the &swot tibia be ennelass same. e es busk awl Hag videa op ly. =ll.lt owe W germs sat W • ebb dose *a • son :4laesne dellanlane ewarillp. 1 Mr. Niesire helms ansbonteil ibe seilement of bee mane es to eke Mom kneader sad dorsi foe shoat meaty Wan. sail added diet the primer woe very divot at the Has. itheser 'Ohl be took the geatlense eal two lodise se Worwtek-otreet iwol theses a Peok-Isse, when time (embers p t oat mad gm We • All- Mitaie Will Ids kb bee wee id , beteg ed. fa to the WHIN tee the swingeing. The rations PINTIENCE IN 041464044. bead Sire p.a. IN Ds. 64. 444 I 411 Oast Ng Ord= - I 0N61.4446.644N./..ite toe 140.1144414N0N4C /mt all O &NANW 44. . Isla& N 06.144.1 all Rea all 110. lbw Ilpar 044.11446. ONINs thlia 4 sr NM. 140 1104144/4.844.440.- • raft ad elm, per CIL 100 IN IN Da.11•411441.44 teerw IN 164.01 pm NEL _ Wlo64p.dail 41100.41.441 OR IL SNOW lot Prof. 14 01.1104116 • Wad.(441.1 • INNLINDis6,4OI44 .IN D 4.1 IN DassramioN.4lpN. IN Dwasaksimen.46.4. .IN 0411440146444.144 4 p.at. all Da. 11644. hat. Shins . all De. Maw INA MIN& all De. 44. as. S p.a. IN De. Km 044.414411 1 .11 2 4. MINN Ow Maio 1 4U De. Es. M -. all *ft ea. N. • Ismullke Torts. TAN IN DION' par 4441.16446. . IN 1N 4 41 114 • 40 5. 04 .• N O . l De. 114.046 per at. IN De. $ 41. No. 4 . NO L.1111.W.Cb..i1046.4164. IN L.M.W.INNIMINsaniN all 416 4 en Useman 11 yktaskly 1 alk 1441/0411. U 54.404441. 44 D 4.114 NO D.. 111160011114.-_ . IN ioarrawrar.aa.arcl .IN Da 44N st. hal. Nadi DAMN INA 4 parsiM . IN all Da.141444.1=1~.44. magma spa. tit= 111 MEM as .1M11410.46 1 / 4 4.4.114.0.•41 . IN Welk 114011414 . . IN D.1144,-1hnt.4.41.114. II SI Ds. 64. 46. Ds. 1446 tp.44.144.1 10 114. UNA 0S Pada 411 INNlaraldra . IN 00.144.4.101061.111.4 Nat . Da. . 611 aftedukliese. Dop hoe lee 0011.1-Meadeae ea-ep.s all De. / je_inet PreL aga all Saab ell ale ***".". 46;001: ell 11.1101110000/11AIJ 10 all new mpal DOW kir:..— iat. on %maw 41600 lee balkpr. ItaMeaMrlailms*• II De. $ _ 1116 . 11 1 1 lso — inTairmiViii. I ipLowtbiokeas cL _ Liman Lea& tart= Mot Lurks • Walmirbr l isu lisi.l4; a . ; Deiliad 0 Do. SSW 7 0„,„.. Pesiblial at ■-l-n ' NUM —.—.. Ilise Amtrak .. . Using d Asanglii... . Da New •~ Vass it aaae: thlap Itstri--, 1 Ihst. _• al Imam II ie 111 . 1 du $u ifINZS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There is still no striking news from the mining districts, and the tightness of the money market cheeks the demand for mining stocks. Prices are quoted about the same as befog,. In the Stock Exchange to-day, National Brazilian (Comes) shares have been dealt in at 3i; Mariquita l at 10..; and Bortridge Consols at 21 and 21 ex die. The following transactions took plus yesterday in the Mining Exchange: Alfred Cosmic 161 ; Beet Basset, 69,1, 60; Great Altr•d_r 9 4.4; ; Hifedevt. 3 4. ; Lady Berths, 18s. 66., 19a., ma; heel Bout, 267 i, 240 ; Wheal Wray, 6i, 71. In the Stock Exchange Bertridge Cossets, 21, 2 9.16 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 9i, ; Nouveau lloade, 211. 64. COMJLHICIAL AND MARIE? 73. Minim 2 10 011110 ; 1:5- De* 116 f— all 1 II SOY Waxecela 21 111110Amehmeleae 4O 01 1 10 1 . raZdai 1 11 A 6 l'aess all • Fralweoso • too.alloMeellso (brw all 20 Mom —.. le.* 11.14 re.. . 100 11 114m.11•41/471Oi 14 • 11 Os. • 111 Iron 'wow a all ll 20 Useasi Dbisook 4 LosAis.Cloodbukkoo. 10 Uoillerusloserail. 10 limb= 114.2444dr0 all Nadoool Dlenuat Cm 6 21 De. New . two maid4.4l4.4;a:—. — : lune 10 De. all KM DaS p.e.t.Pref.la.st kb. Wel I Do. do. 1 1.126 100 N. Sorsa W. &oda 1.1 Se R.6.Wa10g100.19.0.Deb. lOW'S 1 None MI. Aelminis dl SAO SO Mardi et Issepesem. 114 SO./SO 1 Woad all SUSS 1 Do. MPsoo IMMO Poellinelosallibirol all MAO Se Poiso.lllodoll Mom all SO D• Pew le lie lq My SO WAN 1 ll_Sf_M 1 Oh U Soak Aatiollea UAL.. el 1 Idoselee Simp. Delp. dt I TrDuilo. Do. loglolovel all 10 1am.04, Anode I lee essDleloof•Leed 10 4 •41/ all SO Do. Now MARIE-LANk-THIB DAY. The arrlnisWiforefitwhest and ate this week have beat large, bolsi mos:airily 92,210 sad 28,880 qrs. • of gear the receipts consist of 8,310 barrels ; of other utikee the supply has bees very Mill. Good dry new wheat naistaW its Woe, bat inferior prods were dell sale at the disuse noted on Monday last. Barley wee la andante must, sad its value underwent a• asap. Oen wen In good 'apply, sad the lower desuiptiona wen, if anything, easier to pureness. Boons sad Pees Ana. -- - AIIIIV.II2i 171220143 NOON IRON NOV. 10 TO NOV. 12. 16111821! leote . k. Irish. 'wen. 10 HO What 1 1210 ...... 1.0 2111 .., Yrbl 340 1720 Ow ................. Nati « 410 " a " . "1 - "Comr7...„ row 4310 teei;ll I ... DAT. —.— Boos/A.—The wiszket has opened with a dna apparels/le, at the advisee et 6d. to la. quoted at the arose yeatorday. sad the public asks are progressing steadily. Refined Asa, at yesterday's prkes. Conan—Than are not say publis sake today, bat the /sabot has as improved appearance. 3,000 bags Native Ceylon sold yesterday by private coalface at 625., and it is now difficult to buy at that price. Tac.—The minket steady, with a Uasitad demand. 88.1TPITill amasses to advance, aid 465. was paid yes ' terday 'Chasse for ratractioa 2to 3. To-day Madras laid is public sale at 40s. 6d. ; refraction, Ilf. 6rions.—Pspper Allsppr sills is pub3c sal. at 40. to 4f 1. ; clove, 4f t. to 4! I. Pimento, bought in, 414. I Rica has a vary firm appears's». Row—The desisad I. limited, bat prima are unslared. TALLOW MAIEITL—THIB PAY. The market is rather firm toeley:—Towo tallow Is quoted 670.• Petersitarg Y.C. tile stot, 675. 9d. to 684. • Noveibir and December, 675. 66.; humeri to shza4 al. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARICET.—THIS DAY. Kam. Pattsades and Smith report that prices of fins kepi are gradually advancing; woad quality continue steady is value. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. T5...801d Meer.155.1111.; Walls Bad Batton Lyons, 181. 94. ; With Bad Braddyll's asthma, 19s. 64.; Walls Bad Barton, 18‘ id.; Walls Bad Haswell, 20s 114. ; Walls Bad Boma, 205. 6d.; Walls End South Helios, 20s. 3d. ; Walls Bad Taw, 20a. 64.-113 ships at saarkst. DEATH or Miss VtisCatiT.—This lady, who has begs for so may peers connected with the Victoria Theatre, sicked suddenly on Monday morniag from a fit of apoplexy. TM Vlcti Tilt Theatre was closed during the avesiog. The dmemeed wee the daughter of a newsvendor, carryieg ra baleen lathe Blaekfrlan-road. She was bun in 1816, and in ea early age evinced a taste fir the Morbid* art. In IBM she was called upon by Mr. T. Dibdin, to personate the Child (we believe) in the " Bataan Boy." at the Surrey Theatre; and the attempt proviag successful, • regular easegesmat followed, during which a piece was writtea for hot. wherein she sustained six diffeteut characters. The dams is question was celled '• Digitises; or, a Trip to Grata.," and such wee the sensation she crested, that she =la it for some time at three theatres on the gam the Surrey, Victoria. sad Sadler's Wells. Elision sow Pigged her for Drury-Lane, where she int de her sc rimmages' the Duke of York in " Richard the Third," on that eight when Kota debuted after the celebrated Ci it affair. Ohs then played the pert of Albert In " William Tell," et the SIMS home, is 1 au of Clara Platter, and itaMeguently Owed is " °Wren," being then gaily sieves years of ago, sad a deserving favourite with the public. We teat fled her at the Surrey, under Ellistoo. She left this hoses to perform the plodoel sotabrottia, he ,at CovestOardsa. In Back stage's "Twin Si " she was emissudy suretsafel at the Haymarket, the late Mrs. Homy aed berseN person ceedethethe said twin sisters. Mr. Othaldisten having suc d HMOs, in the management of the Sauey In 1831, Miss Viocaat returned to her old triarrrr, and afterwards appeared at Sadler's Well". the Atlelphi. Quen's, and City Theatre'. Oa the 14th of February, 1862, she was matried at Trinity Charelt, lAmbetb, to Mr. 'holstein Crowther, a santher cot Astley's, whom mhappy all trios has Men a mires of the greatest pain to his family sod numerous friends. The career of the favourite of the Victoria (singe the detain of Mr. Oslialdlitm in 1860) ie well kho vs to the public, end her lees will be I. felt by the AsSituss of that theatre. See bad a just claim to the title awarded her—the " heroine of the domestic deigns." GALLIIRT OP ILLIArnaTION.—MISS P. HORTON'S ENTIRTAILNYINT.—Attar an "homes of several weeks,daring which time they have made a non sossental toe, through tie 4 1ar s li nt r e . r en tai a nna li e n. at a T t . the (L O ße altifry gn o l f l re lli a m p tra Pear thia in , toaserre. (Viands') evening. ROYAL BRITISH BAAL—We are informed that a pithiest to easel the bankruptcy eiralmt the Royal British Beak has bass died la the Court of Bankruptcy by en hide peadint tarty of Musholden. The body of Jaaish Stanley, the “ Kum of the Gipsies" of the West, was loud on the 29th ult. in the river Dart, near Tobin, South Divan, and was harts& on Moe day, the 3rd last., at High week, being followed to the grave by crowds of spectators. Various rumours as to the apposi tion ef demand when fossil hiving got 01.00, the Illonlelir bad as inquest. which war irons time to Oars ad jonsaud. The swam! as foe a reginertent 'manias- Mose it as their opinion that the man bad been Issins thrown Ws she water. The pollee see roma' fit ... s it ieformation, and silan t e Se dem* eerie mitt Friday, toe 14 h Wt. titbits eilish deemed lortinged here cffend a rewarder SR kr the emembeetise of the mard-rer, end It h baling" hymns" that elms edge tribe who are neat in easessehm to the kingship have bad a head in the old king's death. MONEY KARIM-THIS DAT, Two o'CLoox. The feuds attained a fresh advanced of 1 per cent. this morning, but this improvement was met by sales, and prices have returned to the closing quota tions of yesterday. Console, for the 4tb Da ember, have touched 98, it buyers," and are now quoted 921 to 1. For money the price is 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 911 ; Bank Stook at 214 to 218 ; the New Two-and-L. Half per Cents. at 76; Indian Stocks at 2261; Ex chequer Bills at 2e.dis. to Is. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 981 to 1; and India Bonds at 3a. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. show much more buoyancy. After marking 901, the price is now quoted 901 to 1. In other foreign securities there is no striking change in the price. The sales include Belgian Four•and•a•Hslf per Cents. at 97 tx die. (exch. 26fr.); Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 981; ditto Four-and•a•Hslf per Cents., 1852, at 98; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. at 891; ditto, for account, at 90 ; Mexican at 22; ditto, for the 14th inst., at 221; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001 ; and Dutch Four Cent. Certificates at 9541. The half-yearly dividend will be deducted from the current quotation of the Three per Cent. Hewes in Paris on the 7th December. The 40,2001. in bar gold, brought by the steamer Ericsson from New York, was in hand yesterday, and was all purchased for exportation to the Continent. In consequence of the recent supplies,we do oot hear of any withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday. The Tyne has taken oat 76,8741. in specie, nearly all in gold. Of this remittance 13,7211. was for 'ke nos Ayres, 23,7631. for Monte Video, and 36,9101. for Rio Janeiro. This vessel has also taken out 20,0004 in French, and 11,3001. in English, jewellery. The sum brought in by the Avon, from the Brazils, is only one or two thousand pounds. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Hamburg and Frankfort were rather higher, and on Vienna and Italy lower. As regards the important markets of Holland and Paris. no alteration occurred; but in the latter case the tendency is still rather flat. The current quotati ns are subjoined, viz : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17* to I ; ditto, short. 11.131 to 141 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 1; Antwerp and Bnissele, 3 months, 26.30 to 6 ; stembarg, 3 months, 13.61 to 7; Paris, 3 months, 24 60 to 21 ; ditto, short, 26.20 to 6; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.821 to 71; Prankfort.os•the-llaine, 8 months, 1191 to 1 ; Paten. burg, 3 months, 37* to I; Vienna, 3 months, 10.38 to 42; Trieste, 3 mouths, 10.40 to 6; Naples, 3 months, 431 to I; Genoa. 3 month., 25.80 to 6 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 29.60 to 6 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1291 to 1301 ; Messina, 3 months 1291 to 301 ; Oporto, 3 months, 611 to 1; Lisbon, 3 mont hs, 611 to 1. It is stated in some of the most recent private let ters from Paris that the interest taken by the Messrs. Pereire in the great Russian railway project is a personal one, and that the Credit Mobilier Society is not directly involved in the undertaking. If this be so, however, most persons will re gard the arrangement es little more than a blind, inasmuch as the Mean. Pereire are the prin cipal managers of the society, and, as a matter of coarse, exercise great control over the employment of its funds. It seems to be admitted on all hands that this leviathan scheme must be adjourned until the existing derangement of the money market shall have poised away. On the Paris Bourse the shares of the Credit Mobilier Society continue to fall. It is believed that the enormous profits formerly set forth by the admin istration were derived in great measure from the reek:toot adding to the dividend fund the difference between the price given by the society for the securities held by it, and the estimated value in the market, as indicated by the current quotations. So long as heavy . "premiums" were maintained upon every description of share property which the society touched, this system was highly gratifying to the shareholders; but in face of the existing collapse on the Bourse, and of the serious depreciation of all kinds of share property, it is very naturally feared that the dividend fund for 1868 will be materially affected. An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th instant, foe which purpose 375,000 reales have been assigned by the government. Tenders are to be received in Lon don until the 20th. We understand that Mr. Andrew, the chair man of the Euphrates Valley Railway Company, has just received letters train General Chesney, written from Aleppo. The Pieta of Aleppo was about to proceed with General Chesney, Sir John M.Neil, and the engineering staff, to prosecute the survey of the line as far as Jabes Caste, on the Euphratee. The reception given by the Turkish authorities to the expedition was of the most en couraging character, and it is mentioned that little difficulty is to be anticipated from the Arab tribes, as deputations from them had presented con gratulatiocs to the company's mission on its arrival, at the game time expressing satisfaction at the objects contemplated by the company. Sir John *Neil has recorded his opinion that the portion of the route already surveyed, viz., that between Seleucia and Aleppo, presents no engineering difficulties. The next general assembly of the Grand Junction Canal proprietors is called for the 2nd December. TUESDAY EVENING. The funds opened flatly this morning, at a fresh decline of 1 per cent., but this was soon recovered, aid more firmness prevailed throughout the after noon. The closing quotations were 1 per cent. above those of yesterday. Some considerable speculative sales have been made to-day, and the investments of the public ate less active : nevertheless, the market derives great support from the belief that investors will @gain come forward freely, should priors experience any material decline. The absence of further withdrawals of gold from the Bank is alto viewed with satisfactioo. Money was in considerable demand in the Stock Exchange at the high rate of 6 to 61 per cent. on Consols up to the 4th December, owing to the late sales of stock on banking account. It is stated that the most recent of theta realisations have emanated from the Scotch banks, and not from the Bank of England, as was reported. The discount market still presents the features of a fair supply of money, a good demand, and no relaxa tion in rates. Console which closed yesterday at 921 to for the 4th of December , : opened this morning at 921 to a, but soon rallied, and closed at 921 to 1. Fur money the final quotation was 921 to 1. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, j, I, I, 1; ditto. for account, 4th Deo., 921, 921. Three per Wit. Reduced, 911, 1,1, 1,1, 1. New Three per Cents.. 911,1, 1, Long Annuities, expiring in Jen.. 1860, 2 13.16. Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 18.59, 2. Thirty Years Annuities, Jet., 1860, 3 1.16. India Stock, 2261. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 18.58, 981. The New Two-and.tettalf per Cents. are also marked 78. Saha of Exchequer Bills cooties@ to be pressed, owing to the full employment found for money is commercial channels •, and the price has fallen to is. die. to Is. prem. India Bonds have also dectintd to 2s. de. to Is. prem. Exchequer BoLde remain quoted 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cente. were pressed for sale in the morning as low as 891, but afterwards tallied, and closed at 901 to 1, or 1 per cent. higher than yester day. The Guaranteed Four per :Cents. were also rather better, and left off at 1001 to 1. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 1 per or at. bl i ther. Spanish Bonds were more offered, and other foreign descriptions quiet. THE LATE SERIOUS AOLIDENT TO MIL, BACON.— We have the pleasure Al state that 'art the whole Mr. Bacon hes bees piss en eery favosrsby. °wine, how ever, to the severe mature of the wound', there still exist NM drawbacks to early recovery, but not to an event to Rive rive to en 7 'seine inn illy on the pat of Mad friends. —Sioux Adrertiur. , i i i i 11 ii, , ~ „ : -.1 Ir . ICA it 31 II etl• is 14 04 dia 0 70 iii lig SO SI lei 34 $ plo a 47 U 1104 $4 NI it 65 4 4 fi r ir 41,1 - 241 :6 - 4 SI its iss asl 24 1134 1 I 34 1 24 SI 95 li I S 10 14 IFI i r &Lye% itils. pa II 44`46 lii Par a sli I SS 70 44 57 pm SS 63 II I li 77 I 1 414 9 111 1