The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-03 00:00:00

MONEY MARKAT.-11113 DAY. ON I o'Ci.ocx. The funds to-day are firmer, and prices are now quoted 1 per cent. higher than at four o'clock yester day. In moat of the other departments of the Stock Exchange great steadiness prevails. Consols opened at 911 to 1 for money and the 7th Ist., and are now quoted 911 to 1. For the Bth Jan. the present price is 92} to 1. The continuation is a little easier, et / to 13-16 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents. are well supported, at 92 to 1. The Bank of England purchased yesterday about 23,0001. in newly imported gold, of which about one half was from France and Russia. Their purchases of foreign and Australian gold since the date of the last return are thus raised to nearly 290,0001. There was again a Ter, weirs demand for silver yesterday for shipment to Hamburg, bat the market has now been cleared of its immediate stock. Two or three fresh failures are announced to day. The most important is that of Messrs. Mendes 1M Costa and Co., West India and general mer chants. This house is an old established one, and was considered highly respectable. It is feared that the liabilities will not fall short of 330,0001. The wets consist chiefly of West India dependencies, and the partners consider that they will value very Messrs. Sieger and Co., foreign merchants, have tlso stopped, with liabilities estimated at about 60,001)1. The panic at Hamburg will, it is feared, throw insuperable difficulties in the way of a resumption of payment by some of the Swedish houses which lately stopped in London, and which were looking to Sweden for assistance. Sweden, it must be re membereft, has very intimate commercial relations with Hamburg. Messrs. Carr, baling and Co., of London, who tailed a week or two ago, have been compelled to abandon the hope of resuming pay ment. It is believed that the assets of this firm will turn out favourably. A meeting of the creditors of the Royal Surrey Gardens Company was held yesterday at the Guildhall Coffee-house, but oar reporter was refused admis sion. We understand that the accounts submitted showed that, provided the building, lease of the gardens, •c., were sold for 20,0001., and the fittings, stock. Is:c., realised a further fixed sum, su f f i cient would he realised to pay the mortgage creditors in full, and 12a, in the pound to the general creditors. A resolution was passed granting a letter of license for a period of twelve months from October last, in order to enable the directors to " make arrange ments for the benefit of the creditors." The whole matter sesames an aspect most disastrous for the shareholders. The wheat market yesterday was firm, at Monday's rates. Since last Friday It; grain-laden vessels have arrived at ports of call. The country and Irish mar kets are generally reported Is. to 3s. per qr. dearer, bat in France the tendency is drooping. The steamer Ripon, with the heavy porbion of tko Indian and Chinese mails, is expected to arrive at Southampton to-morrow. The half-yearly meeting of the Canada Company balled for the 31st instant, and that of the St. Katharine Dock Company for the 19th Joinery. An extraordinary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the lith inst., to elect Saar new directors, and " to consider the propriety, and, if thought expedient, to authorise the directors, Nader the 11th section of the Crystal Palm* Com pany's Act, 1838, to effect agreements with the pco prietnes of shares in the company for the conversion thereof into tickets of edmiasioa into the buildings and grounds of the company, on inch conditions se may be agreed on." The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of the London lad North-Western Railway, pub lished yesterday evening, is as much as 4,6941. In the Great Northern return the falling off is 2,2621., com pared with the corresponding . week of last year. The half-yearly interest is advertised on New South Wales Government Debentures, and on the debentures of the City of Melbourne Gas Company. At a meeting of the bondholders of the New York and Erie Railway Company, held yesterday, it 'wee resolved to raise subscriptions to a new loan. Bab }Dined is a copy of the resolutions passed: I. That the report is. wad be raotind sad adopted, sad printed for eiretalatioe amused the bondholders. 2. That the C 003011140 be requested to reedy* weleetip doss to the propped sew ken. parse the ammo lo ea so- matt to be opted with the Beak of &Ord la Ur aims ol RobiwtCampbell, Willem rule Di Sths, aid Maw D. Gowan, &qrs... 3. That Lb* committee be requeeted to eammenitene the dirertore of Übe Nen York and Ede lasavvey, le came into garb arranginneete and obtain teen then Ma lIIIMMINOIS I& they may colander requisite for the gement beret sad protection of the bondholders. With reference to the market for Americo' mil may securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports ss an_ler : - . . . . . --• Then lea bees a goat market Is Amnon nawities dia log the "pea week. Eschews beans lamb sad Ste country has become sore modify argedned, which hes faci litated the manna of may ordure imiewely held back. TIMM le so loam, thendire, the anneal ammity of ask ea the market to mat the currmt amond, seed prime is this market bag heavily after the Now Teak gwaseiess. The nage of pares here fa sow rather he.. time 1114 received from Marks ; sad, elfhorsh an advance In be. °blamed whore tramernosa Item takes dm socket la .hest imamate. The dock sad boidlcNesdtba Na. York urea Erie hems bald mother areethig, end have authorised the canalitse to soave subornation* to thew Man; sad to cosi, with the board of directors. et New York, for the ?stare patertka d the Stares sincand by mortgage. WIDNISDAT ITS111:10. The fonds opened rather heavily this morning, it being feared that the extraordinary panic at Ham burg will react here, and tend to check the favoura ble movement of our money market. The fends finally closed per cent. higher than yesterday. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were also firmer this afternoon. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 3fbr money and the ith Dec., opened this morning at 91, "sellers," but afterwards steadily improved, as,. closed at 911 to 1. For the Bth of January the last price was 924, rather "buyers." Tlrs "continua tion" was still as high as 13-18 to per cent.; the former rate is tgnal to 94 per cent. per annum, after deducting the biome tax. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 4s. die. to par. India Bonds were dealt in at 33e. to 28e. discount. Turkish Six per Cents. were la renewed s - latire demand to-day, and at one time touched 924. The closing quotation was 924 to 1, being 4per cent. above that of yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. closed at 99 to 4. Other foreign Macke were fairly supported. BEiill LISTS-IBIS DA T. Orcit o'CLocti. In the railway share market to-day the prin cipal feature is a considerable rise in Mid land stock, which is quoted 84j to M. Other stocks are eery steady. London and North West ern is quoted 931 to ; Great Western, 811 to 82; Lanesahire and Yorkshire, 91 to f Great Northern, 92 to 93; London and South Western, 09 to j ; and Eastern Counties, 11 to I per share. MINES. Subjoined is the offici , l list of closing Ow in the Mining Exchange yesterday: Alfred Cosmic 13f, 141; Bate Dail, 02, 9 4; ad Russell. 31. la., 3i ; lady Bertha, I. ISM, 17., 194.: Marks Valley, 2i. ; Par Console, 11+, Bertridev Oise AA. IL 2; West Onsaville, 4e. id., la. ; Edwards 61. I ls. 3d, 61. 13. 9d., 61; Wheal Ladeott, 22e. id., 28s. Cobre Copps, St. John del Rey, and Antlo- Mexican Mint shares were all flat, an ingenanon haring been created by the progress of the snug« ments for winding up the Mexican sod &web American Company that the shares of the three companies enumerated will be called in for regis- Mat ton. Mr John Resallly, the jade s+ la Pbanorry charged with the window op of the Mexican end South American Com pany, people. ca the Bth hat, to appoint andildal rammixt. THE EXPBES3, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1857. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. CONSISTORY COURT. Before Dr. Widdldols (ss Essrragais). ROBINSON v. litosnisos.—Dnozoi. This wea s snit fors segerstion by reason of adultery, instituted by Mr. licnry Oliver Robinson Moinut his wife. There being no defoncs. the Coast decreed the divorce. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dec. 2. (Bitting it Nil /rims, at Wammiaster.—Before Lord Campbell sad Common Juries.) IDIG V. PRIUMLL.—MySIC L6/41):18. This ins ma sedan to nearer 471. for two quarters' instruc tion be mask sad einging, end for areas am e vocalist. Mr. Oldelley sod soot her learned again were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins foe the t. The plaintiff, Mr. Donald King, a profane:tonal vocaliet, brought this action against the defendant, Mr. George Pennell, a picture dealer, reeding In Bernere-etreet, Oxford street, to recover the above sum, which he alleged wee due to him for two quarters' instru ction to his daughter, and for services rendered at different theatres at the defendant's request. There was also a demand in regent of music sup plied to the daughter. The plaintiff stated that he called at the defendant's red dance in conacquance of a note which he received from Mrs. Pennell. In reply to her inquiries he told her that his teems for teaching were eight guineas a quarter. Sho then intro duced him to her daughter se Miss Pennell, and he ena meled instructing her at her tether's how*. He did not know at the time that the daughter wee married, and wu the wife of Mr. Davis, a hatter, in Oxford-street. After he had given a few tenons he saw the defendant knees'', who said he was anxious to bring out his daughter as a anger and anew, as he was contumally being called upon to pay guru of money to get her husband out of difficulties, and he wished to enable her to earn a living foe bereft and children.. He ale, stated on another wagon that the Imbued had signed a deed, by which be bound kimeelf not to Interfere with any of her pretensions] engagements. At the request of the defendant he made arrangements for operatic per formances at the Southampton Masten where las with Moe. Davis, who seemed the Saar of Him Pear no astisama geed Wm 101. for hie steam at that theatre. _Perfaxassens were subeequently given by the aehendeat r7l . ri.dTeTs Wag, ;a at the NorirlaCawelreir month Theatre., with a view to introducing his doestar to the Tlw plaMtif catered labs acoolutt of thew performances, aad explained how the Wawa he how claimed Sae. The dame sea that the defendant had mottled all the dais, is mopes of hie daughter for which be wig just, Wee, sad that be creed the plaintiff nothing. The plaintiff sibnitged is by ertee-atendesttes that be bed node out hie bilk for the dogleg 1161 MY be Mrs. Davis_ gad that he hod gives ems of th ew loser at bee husbaeffe home. The dellishst we misdeed is euppurt of his owe, bet neither Mn. Persil we. Mts. Davie. The hernod ledge having mama up, The jury found a vottliet for the plaintiff, damages 361.16 p. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dic. 2. (Sittiaga at Nil Pita; hi Muldkeez.—Before Chid Justice Coekbara sad a Special Jury.) IitTONZIL O. NOlitl.—AN oeanx 001 TIM AN OTZI:A. The plaintiff in this cam, Mr. Mitchell, is the publisher, librarian, and theatrical agent, I. Bond-street, sad Its claimed 26W. 19e. for boxes at vais theatres and other things su , c plied is the way of his trade. The defendant paid 801. ire mart, and disputed hie liability to any treater extent. Mr. Hogging, Q.C.. Mr. Nveaem ' tad Mr. H. James Wfor the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant Bylee and Mr. Hayes for the defendant plaintir•• counsel stated that the defendant was a maim of the Stock Exchange, living now in Upper Har lereireet, but who some time ago vended at Willis Hall, am Hemet, in a style of splendour helloing his wealth end fort & in society.. During the year 185 load 4 Mr. Mitchell spud Mn.s Morns with boxes at the Haymarket, L i = iu m a Haim Opera, Adel*, and Olympic, sad thoodthed Mr with permits of profeadonal artistes and some arraign The balance claimed woe 2091. 19s ikb sits ageillibr 1001. which had been paid by We. Mr. W. Mitchell mid—l am the pluntirs and =ilimange his burner. In 1833 andHB. de vembied at Wilton Hall, wham he lived style. Is Jam, 1853. we were required by him Misr It) MIMI Mr with a double boo at the Opt for the lot of July. The price was 14 raiser. She took the box. On the all of July she applied *pia kw the ram be.. It was sot pseud& to let her have It, sad ale bed bet above the mod the. whki was 11 rare. Os the seat day or the h al lg itteent =. hr eat e r i d r. "—db. bo x , gam aleut fie 716, at the some peke. She rid AO Heald like to hike It fie the rameither it the rem* Os the third w ard= or the seemed, secedes she seed ask I mid ft was • box width bed bees acespled by the Duerr it Hest, and I wee sat are she card haw k ; bat MO wird ses to it. and let her brew. I NM her It wesM be hem 13.5 to IN pies* bet I meld set aw pnitively. She "eke agar alter the Dos. I this rd thearice WY 140 ris"Mileler::::setdeedesh"" sic wash toldeaer Month Ile Ispired Of sr my imisre. I said, " 1 cams from Mr. Iditelirdlort Bend.ereek to bring you sa scarf it 6th. 4a. he lams which hen. Marrs bee Itai, sea she a masearmhse kw 1401. he a hoz he the rairedir sf the arse." He took the worth Is hid heads sad WWI at Mar He mid he did set like that Was. Monts thrall bar le raartheo as a box ; that it would owlseely sem lir Is the City if hie wife were sees weepy* that be: sec to which 1 replied, thst I had very little doubt that ri a r l . d kitchell would take book the box if he wished it. He mid he would speak to Mrs. Morrie. and we should boar from him. He pee roe • chops hr the 661.4 a. On the day following Mn,. Morris celled Is thethetrest. She said we were as no account to depose of the box—that she certainly would have It ; and I replied that Mr. Mitchell would require Mr. Morvis's anent. On Mon day morning Mr. Marie celled. He said, "Haw you still ' that box r I rid we bat ; sad he said, " I ham roosiderd it, sad think it beret to humor Mrs. More* and ao I will leave it." He gam sr a cheque he 1401. In February or I Mad I sat a peessebas at the sears of 1864 to Millen Hal. • day _sr two afterwerds I heard Mrs. Morris bad ceded, ceded, bed I ltd sot we her. I sent tickets for the first when of the mesas, the in April, to Willer Hall. I did set rat them =pelf. In the mason of 1813 she rid she did art wed dare " irdes," bed wasted card tickets to give to her Mu& ; thane we. se met difilculty In prise he "therm" Is& Is Mk ere was • box at the Hey ! meshed. - 11 T. asejant Dyke odd all the items in the bill of parti. edam min eihnitled, except a box for the MOMS at the prke of NO plasm Witness cestlsned—ls the middle of April Mr. Month cutlet Y Bead-street. He required to err Mr. Mitchell. I mid he gem net at home. He then mid, I wish to speak with yen," sad he walked into the inner room. He then sad, “I Ism gelled to tell Mr. Mitchell that there is a asperstien betwees myself and Mrs. Morris, and I will not be nnerwersthe foe anything the may require of you." I add I meth rewind him that there wee an account new wise for several boxes at the theatres, some prints, and the mama Op.' box. He replied, "Recollect that you give my mama le Mr. Mitchell. Yen will eve no flartber credit; if you do, yaw wal set as rsasey been me." In March or April an itemeat was neat to Mr. Rash, the dahndant's attorney. I dad not bike it, bet gew ft to CeawexasieL—The hex for which wee charged we. tit dad bet la the glued lbw. The grand the is the tier se width the Qom sift This bon is three boxes from the them's. New Sokoto mo ionnad ihr thin box, and it will MN Ms weer pounfhly. The Chid Isottoo—That &pleb upon the ore of the ladle!: deems, (A.hiugh,) Widtflt vie;ldlio'il'elz or eight comfortably. I do not know et that time Yr. Morris bad left Willm ll.ll, mod tint Kn. Warta am there alone. lelailiie1;11-1 sin the plaintiff During the opera maw' of 1163 I saw Mr. and Mrs. Morris after to 1401. has bed been taken end paid I , * by the defending. I sale this. et the . Opera. Mrs. Monti. in her hus band's revalue*, rad, This is a charming box, bat seat year 1 slieuld wish I. have cue of the large proiesinium has. Mind yea don't forget it." She odd this to bra party WI 13 w M l asfikkutly loud for Mr. Morris Wiser. la be way of 1864 I wait te WOW Hell taw Yr. Moak Melba lo Oa be ward fa 1364. I did sa see Ida, lea left mamas br sad • plaa tithe Ores, lab arab be a ta marked as hair dbyra. I 'Aid seek at the lad It Pliswy arl Idt a pis, to be delivered to Mr. sr Ma. Mania Aber lieva—two sr three days &Damsels—Mu Morrie ear eel teak the bat B for 3131. Tidal, for to bra we brawled is her. ha sot by ma la Ayrkla siorearase at via my Raba leld Ira I wait to as Mr. Mara fa is Gay, at by aka I teld haft I are be assequease of a aseroo Ova is as by lap nephew ; that I wee b e Nary k; should be art saaMbro to be party hi walis a tm and that I came to Ma a Ida bark the bs N tbe ream at it could be arreagad Be NA Iflaball, that le very bin lati have se obbetlos to ge with rae le ay olanarry, a Z 1 aid 1 amid set baba to mkt! wield le ma 'am art tor fairly. We watts Mi. RUMP SEM sad I mead what 1 bed meld to lb. Mania, that 1 wadi Igo lea the ea If Mrs. Moab mesa give It up. ant lb. Made wail lay ler Ibe ea alba It had ban med. Mr. lbeeb dna ply br aide sights ; bet lb. Mai isternatid. en be d lab, "Vps will air Os a isc olig Ibleska at aIL" He elm add, " Yew hue. , M dub la yes lama mom aeonneed.." I seal weal ably Ida it ki ban team behreare caormaciaaa ef be assom. Mr. Mak NM If I Irk tbe boa bark pair,* they wadi pair thoolabb oa elleitbal beamed. I Man* oupeedarbiroaakabeek. WIWI& mak " TOM MB re to Kra ad whoa have .rape If, th a pomp abbe Mr. Moab to pa as ibr the algal ill VW& dr epee bra vat" Maw abe 18th AprM bed ewer bed did Mr. Marfa b OLD W r i ll r . ri B We. Mr Ili bank. maw Mn. lad egad bar *Os spl in t wed saugated that ao boa • bat to obe by be sight 866 was ;ON Wig wag, GM weld set give It ap oa may scorast, volater be Mr. limb, Mr. Real, err anybody elm She esallarl to map, S. boa for neat of Wsera. T I M fobs =J aIe ! UN bat eat ma as pad r. Whoa Isar Mr. Moab la dld set mg Si I - sot to have let the box to Mrs. Marti. Mr. Wm. 'Mitchell recalled—l received 1001. from Mrs. i Morris on the 12th May. Mr. Heck —I have acted u oolicitor for Mrs. Morris. (With the .7onesnt of Mr. Sujeant Bytes the witness produced • letter, written by Mr. Morrie's solicitor to Mrs. Morris. The letter tested that notwlthetending the large allowance made to Mrs. Morris, various claims, including Mr. Mitchell's, had been made upon her huebend for debts Incurred by hac. The allowutos hod been 1,0001. • year, but in conaequetioe of these claims, and on other grounds, the allowanoe would In future be reduced to 5001.) This was the plaintiffs aims Mr. Sarisant 13yles submitted that there wee no cue for the jury. Was there an implied authority to Mn. Morris to take thin opera-box ? Could it tee said that an opera-box was a necessary thing for this lady ? The Chief Justios—The case was not put on that ground. Mr. Berjeant Byka—Then it was • question of express authority, and he submitted that there was no evidence of such authority. The Chief Justice thought that then was some evidence for the jury. Mr. Setjeant Bylos then addressed the jury for the de fendant, and afterwards called the following witneesm Mr. William Morris, the defendant, said—la 1869 I knew my wife went to the opera, but I did 1104 often p with her. hen she went to the opera, she returned at night to Willett Hell. I learned that she had taken • box for part of that season. I told Mr. Mitchell I was exesealvely annoyed at Mrs. Morris having taken an opera-ben, that I did not think a man In my position ought to have one, and I would thank him to take it back, and I would pay bile foe the times it had been timed. I paid him 66d. de. I only knew of one box in that year. I never gave authority to Mn. Morris to take any box. I afterwards told Mr. Mitchell I had considered as to the box, and I would take it for the remainder of the mutton. and I gave him • cheque. I used that box occasionally during the remainder of the sewn. I recollect Mr. Mitchell letting us into the box on ens occasion. I certainly never had Mrs. Morrie say anything to Mr. Mitchell about taking a box for the next season. I heard no part of the conversation. Early in 1a64 differences arose between me and Me.. Morris. I left Wilke Hall on the 22nd of February, and have not lived with Mrs. Morris since I never returned to Willen Hall, but instructed my attorney to arrange terms of separstbn. I never gave Mrs. Morris authority to hire • box for 1866 I never saw any tickets for that year, nor ever went to the opera myself in that year. I heard in the City that Mrs. Morris had been seen at the opera, and the same afternoon I went to Mr. Mitchell's shop, and saw the nephew. I said I understood Mee. Morris had been seen at the opera, sad further, "I caution you against letting Mn. Morris an opera-box, for you will not get the money. I will not pay fur it myself, and she has not the means of doing so." He did not say rho had taken a box, but only that he would give my message to Mr. Mitchell. I did not know that hlre. Morris had engaged a box until Mr. Mitchell called upon me in the City, and said he had let her a box. I said It was en impru dent thinc to do, and repudiated it altogether. We went to my soleatoes, and there also I repudiated the trans action, but said, as he would take it bak, I would pay for the two or three times the box had been used. I said, "How will you keep her out of the box ? she Is • very'peraliar' woman ," and he replied, "We shall have no ditbculty ; we will not let her ge into the box." ... Morris remained at Willa' Ball until the 18th April. That am beanies we could not get rid of her. 1 never told Mn. Morns that if I had my pleasure in shooting. &r., she should have a box at the opera. Mr. John R. Rush—l am ddendant's attorney. The de kidant's account of what took place at my °Moe is correct. The Chief J mile' left it to the jury to say whother Mrs. Morris had any authority to take the 300 guinea box. he T ry, ju after some dietuamon, found a verdict for the dimiest. you are totally without =may, I shell order yen 61. from the poor-box. Wife—l ern much obliged to your lordship. I slims loved my husband, and would never ham bellamd he would have deelved me, even though an angel hid told me so. SHIPPING INTSLLIGBNCE. CASII•LTIES. Aleakaat (amps), ins lot at Mao as do leak Mama= ; ern* ma I ma wed, 4 ralailag.—at. Mak DNA. css4l4 led, to Been r thetted, shit L'lPPar *re , iris 44444444 d la dialog Nate ia lat. 44 11., lea. VI. , cteir wild, sad lauded lar4.—tiparat'l. Dm. I. 1.471170 X larva ar Paussa Paava.—Pactoion (a), Mina (r). at Almadrta Thar (s). at Moto; Thalami. a. Bm7ras; Karla, at Lisbon' ; at aliamaa itiMausa. at Lamm Mark, at Oataad: Aglaia owl Elowd. at ; ttkon. at Has. ban ; Etta and P. litamakar, at Batavia; WOlta Cloud. at ; C.cearlla, at litho lay. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ada( el Lyme. from Llmrjoil kw Sydney, July DI, Mt b OW. Ilmistomb OW), trcm Caro for Ilrorpool.Out IL Oty of Durham, Dom Marro fee Lemina, Elept. rt. lat. 16 6., kw 77 L. Mamma, from Loudon fer Ifytefty. July 17,15t.3 IC, los. IS W. Outman (Alp), from Loudon fer Wu of Good Hop W lot. 7 lon. 16 W. Den Rawson (barque), from H. Danko) kola:66aq H... IS lot. N.W. ion. 8 w. Hope of Dundee (ship), from Dandle for Midtowns 11 doy all well. Nor. A. lot 5445 14..1e5.15W. Lam la, from Liverpool for BomMy, Joao fl, lot. 6 N., lat. 3S W. Wm. aeon, from Dinning to laMme.ol.l6, Ist 16 11.,10n. 4 L TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11.111.1ftTL Mao Taw Mr- tatal. TOol spa seme. dosage. 1.0. WA Reel fading Nog.= t t Z Z Sottisb Zia* Were........ II 3 661 3.171 Ilarbergli as& elsrawa ... ICI .... 6.313 6.1 1 3 Wait span( Ave. IL Gnat Nartbe5............-- IN 3.331 KM v. 494 34.7 M North Dffai ..... ..... ...... ... IS ... 2133 3 . 413 - Week..it WM. IL NOM 4/941 ..--•SU 46.1 1.078 L 929 Waterford 4:1=43 . 41 1= 94 11T 144 worn mama 1169.9). London ma 7.046 11.636 11.611 39.00.1. itassmag. 11666601,, 310 754 1.101 1.603 100607 50.1 lee W 34001 23.723 63.214 01.115 00~ sod 13.1960.1 17•6117 J 7651160. awl Allnadhlak Great Wallas 4.4 26.471 win WantaWs pal Olotoort 115 $1 301 166 11699170.0.9. WWI& sad 661770717• .W06;147699 l9 en 671 1.110 7 , 37re.nba 7 606 016063 Yam; isnameo97 - ... 1.761 3.013 4.764 4176 1006604 e sad Yield** • 9171 17.336 11.191 LooKreG UP THE PONIES AND PlGS.—Last week, the time allowed by the Commissioners of Wends and 1 Forests for Forest ponies, cattle, and pigs to MOWS in the New Forest having expired, some thousands of the former and about 6,000 pigs were removed by their respective owners in excellent condition. Although there was such a quantity of pigs tuvned out, the beech and acorn mast were eo abundant that competent judges sweet them is =Went food remaining in the forest to have kept the above number of pigs in good condition until April next. A greet many powering forest right& speculated largeli t uige M ns proved anything but fortunate for the spec &thou& pigs of four 11001 , 11 weight when placed o ut weigh % air score on coming in, they had been purchase d at a time when they could warmly be obtained for money ; rouse. (madly, on Tuesday many of their owners would have gladly taken the same sum they paid for than two months ago.— Hants Advertiser. A NEST OP YOUNG THIETES.—For some time pest the police have noticed the sudden disappearance of boys of whom they have been along the new unenclosed street leading from -greet to Clerkesiwell. The other day two pollee lost sight, in this way, of some boys who &appeared under one of the archer at the aide of the street. On eserching the arch an aperture was found In the earth large enough to admit a boy. The aper ture led to the mein sewer. A boy was seat in, and he found a number of boys messobled at the upper pert of the sewer of Benjamin-strest. They had cooking utensils and • quantity of 'yaw and hay to lie on. They 1/8711 ordered up to the number of 20, from 12 to 16 years of age, all kno ceded police. It appears that • toll of a halfpmny was of each boy on his entrance. LONDON Onzam. OMNIBUS COMPANY.—Traffic receipts for the we eating Nov. 28, 9,4401. 6s. 3d. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BATLLTI.—Nov. SO. at Zaireselam the We of 11. Bailie. EN, of • Aa•pler• SALIKEL—LieC 7D. aa Hasallton piece, Lady Charlotte Bioko, of &Ka CAMPBELL.—Ne..*. at Tertebeao, near Ldlnt.rgh. Lab (lamp- Barcall*. of • CIAAIL—Nor. IS, at Oros Home. Tolteatora. tire .t(• of lir. J. mem. or a mamma. ikLL-5o•. 29, .a Lamm. Darbmtgra. dm -Ma et Me 1.. J. Xa l3 . et s &MOW. ANG.—It et. X. at Prommede. Cheltenham. th• Mk at J. W. Leige. Dial a omega, X SDIL—N e.. 11. k Imashtem. Mau. the arlts et J. (i. Larala. d • thasbtes. MARRIAGES. 41001T-11113BZT.—So• — .16. atit. — Bed.. 1 7 Ha lar O. da•U.,lorepb. roa at J.ll. Acott., .to M. Elisabeth, ew•Jiter Babrl. OW.. et Mil Hew. Halton DO MONTEZUMA —HODDAID.—Otae. I. at He Obsaol of BriSswari Hoapical, by the Clb me la*Ha Mu Vi. Payadarr. ILL. (A. velar Leonid..Btdeadab Xualaatuns. Nast roed Tbruout ti • Jolublaboalut. Mambo. d He ?riga Causal at bta 31kIda7 U • Etoptrcr or Um Drealla. to Lembo Darla. paw Hat bait.. of Ja.ra o.ddard. Orq of Naar Dralurounat. HU BBABD-111DDOLL—Cuo. 1. at Orawarlad. Owas ,; ./ 4. tbr T. Capin. n. W. Hubbard, Hu. of =rad. 31 kin, to Vs , ay. doserldrae 0.116111. Bra..<4 . PORTIA—IOTA/IL—Dal. OIL Dud, Dlcadrd. WHr. B. B. Hod, Radar. bic. IL Pala, a Madam. WilS% *Mabee dna. Wort daiNdaltz d W. ban. Ler DELTItS. RiGNOLD.—Dis. I.r V Inalitedabonsee. R a oa.'..i.i. Naharesawal IL S. Ilootay AnkyAged BEITIL—Des. 1, at Heaver Haase, Puttre-cmG.lHoebrogl, 7.0. H OW" arml CONN ILL—Noc 111.. t Timerion. zer Vismak I.Ouweo. HQ... sod V. CWVII7OI -- XL-1m BLUM. I..C.CeltalkeiL 1071 Main Lithe ;Rhin. tot 11. EINDLZY.—Den L Doetwelli Seim, fesesizeier. O. Medley. Nee. 11.. P. fee Aelimmie.Lges. NALLY:SOL-OGL li. of the Iteseltlee. =ter n = WN dot of Jake and Lucy Nam. VW aft Yr &oh trem i terhil• et Mlles le Me bereenr proardm la lads la H. OnlieL meet W the eulgate• meelisessel gueeresocut *Amer. VICTORIA BRIDGE at MONTREAL. A booted ENGRAVING. by Unto; of ties rooyelatent TUBULAR BRIDGE theme the at. La 10/1 be PRRBIOTE D to the BUBSOLIBRId et Um CANADIA N Na.o .tb out WLD. IiEsDAT law Ituteerlyo" 10e. 191. per easom.—London: Alm end Street,ll. CkatanYelsoe. City. 1858. THEE .11 . 2 . 2 4 N . S the OF LETTS'S at LADIES ere Na le. 12, 18, IL sad TA, et plebe or elf** WWI eopxuee = The NOBILITY. emir& sod Keaton of Pariament—Noit. 8, e, 19. IL ea* raepesuel wet* laek ear oft ocoo or Rea* CI B. Wen* lateladea, Oslar. 8191 k. wed Ilene Boo*. &a, he great .... CriIOYMIN—E 9 10.12, eel the Tablet Dan IN.R. Wass vaOra sad St*. eelleotka Boo* Se. la tag *MeV. CIANII sad XRDICAL PRO/SABI° —Noe I. LA A 10. 12. 14. Lofty Mob& miry ; lamer Prefadoemil DWI* Ia ruf. thc, rig. lola Iflldas Lae, da io rag terse epees fee meseetetads, bet ~th sheik roam lo the ee. SOLICITORS sed the LIOAL PRO YE& lON-41, 03. I. 3. 9,9, lc The ARMY sad WAVY-4:.10, **rime loot fans, ie. *RsottatlTS, BASIS sad Oattlaten otßdal eapeoltiee— Rag. U. 13.1.2.8.6.8.9. It 1 . to.. ette tee B et D Or. Mita*, —fiee, ea, 40, Us. ft..ametiates to spetesdoet arm TIUDEASCS—BIes. I, 11, 13. 1h Sa. welle Ibe 11 or D Dal Cr. Zdttloes. II SCR ANICS—Sea IT 21.101. aid the amp her, la. el. 6d.. kh The POCKET EDITION, War seed Ittlewilati* by all ; sad tbo Reedit or &OW* EdMeee. 113. Owia. Porters. Bernetta. ha Calideseee, with fee drelpßeah awe grata by *eh bad ad prepaid elao Net **tree by No Lath Sae. sad Co Radom* Oedemas Nap Aga*. Rpm Isbaece. XO.• WESTROPS 160 MELODIES for the VIOLIN, Mee, et eer6 „ l . .. w eebbe =Tem la, by poet 14 etempa An Ye eser homely.oa than )4laoa eleer . q. Farad Mae% ha. we loW elogattly 1.0 a sod efterweaoady book. also any iloseelle 100 Bong, 11.0 yo‘ro sad Amebae.. 1 Sow of leetaa& 4aoie of fisabbod. 10) comic alawl Boma lOD Popular Soup sad Weida /Pa 12 °Oar 11 , ..0. al br pea /a 1111usiea1 Eto•bast O•sa 101., High /loam% said by an Uolueneel sad innsteeetlere. WESTROP'S 100 PSALMS and HYMNS for r. Wks or Sabbath MK anal la. Pal 1 144 , 14 OtaalP wawa?. lad Sulam sad Hymns for 000 00 an, •01001. 1a ; lamina's Ilmaial Saw (Oaradas Sacal. aoloa la ; Wastrogra 100 Palm mad MM Swam Sr Om yoke. (Sabbath B&W Mak), la ; alakt 103 Tolrltarl. for the anam mad harmonious. la Etta', book t Mamma Booed In cloth .. ad. acb„ d frig )1 MOW Solaast 0111"111. WA I Haan. po DINNA FORGET LADDIE. Melee by A. W. hum fa " • DUNI feud laddio' le evening. beeb.oed pretty cbaenoulte. le AG =Mb dsootbeekeablo pevobartty uputerolor to = n odules to toner It meet pivoting to tbe er. Ne‘ttn••Aocie Lane' .o tau be belle*, la rookies Ole lIG/e eortL ebb% le Gs Ileed l rhel It la THE LOVER'S ag i rtlloX. YOU le zu•NAL COME COURT. lE e o tness. EL fa o W alb. Words by G. ?Lily lib Mute by W. T. W "moo. uteri's= log oety metro Graeofdly. bet elm lull ogre Mn wets. He tun*. ble ewe WOW pillow. sad be t ad Eft. the veG bow a:Mut beaWee et Irm a aed sum ot tele obleb WAG otberetoe bus for as neelaul oseceelet "rbe Jut I (g.ng by Mn. E. V. Isessel Iv who ire of au It N▪ I of ityo.dsprl4htlium; vide • Yoe snafu emu Puttee et' we' lisa. wane 11143 sparVe ood WO* about it, sad Bab aph to be Mud so utableb Butt at owe es•touraGe."—Vele Coat Cfr.dar. E Lmee■• Rotel Cooke aail C.. Ewe lauttrilera ASSIZE INTSLLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDATMIZ, Dec. 2. The oommiasion for the county of Kent warn pened in thie town on Tneedsy by Kr. Justice Willie. The UMAI preliminary formalities Irvine bees gone throegh, hie lord ship ameetained that no dal Weeder bad been printed, and that consequently be bed wee al the nasal information re garding the sate of the business. This, ft appears, arose in consequence of the big mew dispute between the High Sheriff and the comity justices se to the party liable to pay for the claw toad pet ceiseders, - and the con esepteste heehaw AM at the last welt emions there were wastelands,* piled. It it, of mune, we essential to the edinialetratkm of justice sad to fwailitsta the proceedings that • geed celleadee eheidd be p shad, and Mr. Justine Wines icy secs pet ea end to the di®eolty,so far m these assizes are cenceraed, by Pain/ ma batiMAlloll that unless a gaol calendsr arm wady furnished, he should impose such a flee upon the High Sheriff es would tend to remedy the in convenience la ham. Thum had the desired effem, and to day coleselms were gsblisd as untie], but stall, as it would 'lrma very qufg ly es the gaoler stated that he was un able to supply the repreeeetehvee of the . m em with • copy. There am, it spumes, 21 ontws for trial, but the msjonty of the came are of the adlceq character. THE POLICE COURTS. DIAI4BION7HOUSE„ William Brodie. a respectably deemed men, of about 30 yean of age, wee brought before the Lord Mayor upon re mand. charged with having stolen a great cost ketones' to Mr. J. M. Jones, • warehomemen in Newiegtominste. At the previous examination the persecutor mid that on Saturday morning but he entered the newe rooms In Merm aid.% end placed his great cost over one of the eettks. While reading a nempsper he saw the prisoner hastily leant hie .at, end take up his ( prosecutor ' s) coat, and maim towards the door. Prosecutor celled nut to him, " Where son you going to take that mat to ?" Upon which the prisoner re turned, end in a date of excitement raid he had made s Ws take, end taken it for his own. lie WM then given Into come. Mr. dy Hobler, the solicitor, yesterday attended for the pri soner, and said he had been given to undmtand by the wife of the latter that he really had left home on the morning in question with his great coat over his arm. The Lord Mayor said he thought that not much reliance could be plead upon the evidence of • wife under such cir cumstances, end he did not see the necessity for putting soy qemakes Whet. In answer to the Lord Mayer, Seegesat White. pelia,constable No. 3, said he had been able to learn but very little respecting the pristmwe. charac ter. He had only been in his present lodgings a fortnight. Mr. Hobter—My instructions are that the prisoner is a very respectable young man, and bears an excellent charac ter, to which a gentleman has been requeted to attend and speak. Unfortunately, however. he was not present. The prisoner's wife, a decently-dressed good .looking young woman, hen entered the witnearbos, and in reply to the Lord Mayor, mid she had been married since 1853, and lived in Salisbory-street, Strand. Her husband did not live with her. She had formerly bald a situation to one of the waiting ing-roome on the Great Western Railway, her husband doting the time working wherever he could find employment. She left her situation about 13 weeks ago and came to Lon don to her meant address, believing her husband to be living at the Panklitanon Iron Works, in Baker strut. Although he ad not live with her she had been for some weeks peat in the habit of seeing him rime every day. The last time she saw him before now was on Saturday morning laid, when, ea far ma she could recollect, he quitted her, taking with him hie great cost The Lord Mayor—l cannot understand how it Is that be has only been in his present lodgings a fortnight, aceeeding to the statement of the constable. How COMM he to be living apart from you P Wits (with much simplicity)—l mina at all account for that lam afraid row, however, that he boa lost his situa tion and taken a serrate lodging, not liking to come to me. He knows that for weeks peat I have been unable to main tain myself. At the present moment I have not bread to eat. The Lord Mayor—There is something very mysterious about this case. Wife-11yhteeband is too honeet a man to steel a coat. I am convinced that he sever would do anything of the sort. White, the constable , said that the address which the prisoner had given him was No. 2, Dake-street, Bloomsbury. and that on proceeding thither he found a young woman who mkt she we. the prisoner's wife. The Lord Mayl6,-Where I. that young woman? White—She to now in court, my lord. The Lord Mayor desired her to stand forward, and • good• looking girl of about 18 years of sge stepped into the box and surd next the priannee's wife. The Lord Mayor—What relation are you to the prisoner? Girl—Nora at all, bat I ought to be. The Led Neyor—You are not his wife P Oirl—No; been living with him. He hoe seduced • saw =Mae ens repeated promisee of marriage. We he,, been a *eta& topther at our present lodgings. He Mid me he was not • merrisd mem cm. girl commenced eryistg bitterly sad fainted.) TN Lord Mayer—Ptimmer, we now understand your sea. eon fbr having a mond lodging. You bare deceived your wife ; you have seduced this other poor girl, and ruined her preepects for life. That is the greeted crime a man can ccesmit. don't think be has rained her, my lord. (To the primer) : Have von rallied bar? Ptiermer—No : I have not. Lef:TfliF 6 h77• B ,7;i l have , and you know it. The rd Mayor—And now he baa taken to thieving for the pupae of supporting a second home. Wif e—l don't think he would do that, my lord. The Lord Na Not do that ? A fellow who bag acted aa be is proved to are done, will do anything, I shall commit him to prima, with hard labour, for three months. Wife (sobbing)—Oh, pray, my lord, for my sake, duet do that. The Lord Mayor—lt is my duty to °malt him, end lam only befriending you in doing so. Yon are very much better without such a man than with him. I pity you from my heart. and wioh I could do something for you. wiah you could, my WM. If you could but give me a few shilltop to enable me to get a morsel of food for myy poor little child, I should be so much obliged to you. We hare nothing at all to eat. I have got neakint teo•imoniale v:rdpocket ; and If you could but get me a situation I be truly grateful to you. ad The girl here went into hysteria, and wse carried into ito iaisiag room. llks Lard Mayor (to misotiees wife)—l have looked at your and am ormlacad ol your nmpsetabillry. As MABEE2B. SUGAR.—Daring the early part of the month the market visa extremely dull, and prime declined 5 4. to S.. Pr cwt., business being almost eta etandatlll, but on the 16th ultimo a better feeling prevailed, 3e. to 4s. of this decline was recovered, and malts to a congderable extent were effected; subeeemently a reaction took place of la. to 2e., since when there has kola • steady demand and the market clams devidedly fames , ate, advance MU. to 40. from the extreme) lowest point. The market for home-refined sugar continues to be very barely 'applied, and steady prices are obtained; brown lump are quoted at 665„ and fair titles 57e. to 575. 6d. per cart. There is but liule variation in the statistics of this article, eines our last circular; the importe have been on • moderate scale, Including about 4,000 tons from the United State., and now exceed those of the eleven months of 18.56 by only 13,600 tons, whilst a decrease of 6,2001. a tin the deliveries for home conimmption and 17,000 in those for export. The stock is 87,400 against 67,100 tons. There is little probability of much change in my respect dozing the coming month, so that we may expect to close this year in very nearly the same relative position to the last as now ex• ista, but with • lower scale of prices. So far as we can col lect information as to the prospects for next season, there does not appear any probability of the aggregate supplies much rocceims the actual requirements of the world. The high range of prices which boa prevailed more or less for the hat two yearn has brought down the oonsumption, whilst at the woe time stimulating every effort to increased produc tion, and in some quarters with success. The reports from Cuba, the British West Indies and Mauritius, pest to much Lager crops, but from the British and Dutch Bast Indies and Brazil, the accounts are not so encouraging ; the great in creme, however, will be in Loulaiana, where, ma we have be fore stated, the prospects are very sood.—From the monthly circular of Mews. Truman and Rome. COTTON.—LrezitronL, Dec. 2.—The market has closed heavily, sad all animation is gone. Prices of Ameri can and Surat are Id. per lb. dearer, and all other kinds Ltd. changed. The saes to-day are 6,000 balee—all to the trade—compelling 600 Bolds, at bid.: 60 Egyptian, at Sid. to 9d.: and 600 Surat, at Std. to foid. per lb. ,Import Jim Thursday, 10,000 bake. HIDES AND LEATHER.—The position of the market for hides end leather in thus noticed by Mews. T. J. end T. Powell :—" The pest tomtit, one of almost unparalleled dif ficulty and excitement in commercial circles, bee been marked 1,3 a very limited bu ena". in the leather and hide trades. The lowering tendency of prices, end the extreme pnuure at Its money market, have neceasenly 'upended all trans actions that could poseibly be postponed, and had it not been fee some urgent demands for the supply of government con tracts the amount of business done would have born much lees, and our quotations for some articles rill lower. It is, however, satisfactory to observe that the present crisis has not been attended with any diluters in any bunch of the trade, and as the stocks of dealers are gradually becoming absorbed, it may be expected that, with an seater state of the money market, of which there ere already indications, the rural demand will improve; this, in addition to the continued requirements for the army, will, we hope, "alertly enable us to report an average extent of trade. In raw goods the effect of the money crisis has been still more severely felt. The large stocks held, end the deem on the part of halbert of some articles to realise, has produced a seduction in prices to en extent quite arid to the decline of the manufactured article, but without Inducing tanners to operate to any extent, the large supplies being regarded gene rally as sufficient to prevent any advance In rate*, even under a much more favourable position of the money market. At the public sales on the 26th ult. there was almoet a total absence of demand, and it was determined not to attempt another eels during the present year." CORN.—Borrow, Ric. 2.—Tkars was a large en= wheat at this market to-day. At the commencement mired 3.. advance, which checked burliness ; ultimately • fair burials' was dons at Is. to 2s. advance, the market &Mug dull. Rad, 475. to 301. ; white, 62.. Scarcely any. thing doing in any other article. Brocstos-on-Tars, Du. 2.—The snivals of grain for the past week are fair. At thin day's market we had a small soppy from the in= sad having • numerous w =f of humeri it was ar early at an advance of 2.. to 3.. per qr. on last week's currency. Oats in demand at full prices. Beans without change. Flour 3a. per sack dearer. Imports dining the week —Wheat, coastwise, 200 qrs. ; foreign, 900. Bosky, coastwise, 30. Oats, coastwise, 500. - • • Dv oa te, Dec. 1. We had a moderate supply of grain at market to-day. Wheat realised an adVIIIICA of G&W Is., sad barley is moat instances 6d. to 9d. Oats sold slowly, and scarcely supported Friday's quotations. Indian corn in re ' tall tritium:dons brought an advance of 6d. per quarter. Foteirn wheat was held at an advance rather above the ideas of millers, yet same sales mere made at about la. per banal over the rates of Li market. COALIL—Lowrow, Dec. 2.—Hartlepool West Hartley, 16.. 6d.; Harrell, 16.. 6d.; Howard's West Netherton, 16a. 9d. • ]North racy Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Tan- Geld Moor Butes, 13 s. 3d. ; Ward's Wed Hartley, 135.; Wm/Hartley 17..; Wylatn, 16..; Walla End liedomalff, 17. , Wall. E nd Northumbeelsnd Etat, 16s. ed. ; W4s End Fnunwellitate, 17e. ;rd. ; Walk End Hamm 19.. 64. Walls Hod Ceraaoe, 18a. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool Hatton, las. ed.; Walla End Hough Hall, 17.. Dd. Walls Rod &nth Kailoe, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Whitworth,; 16s. ; Hisan's Than, 21e. dd.—Ships at market, 21; sold, 16. ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOL— Last minim the manual meeting of the friends of the Asso ciation for the Relief of the Poor of the City of London, was held at the London Coffeehouse; Alderman Wilson, la the absence of the Lord Mayor, took the chair. The report stated that the charity, which had existed for 67 yews, Ivathe last winter delivered at the houses of the peer cwt. of coals at the champ of 6d. per cwt. The amounted to 1,7121. 4.. 9d.; the expenditure to m r,27. 16• sd. leaving a balance of 3041. Os. 4d. The Lord Mayer rrivecl after the reading of the report, and took the His lordahip expressed a hope that the committee In distributing aid endeavoured to find out if the bookends were sober, as, if not, it WY better to let the wife and family pto the union at once, ea they would eventually do so. We alio adverted to the ruinous influence on the poor of those glaring gin outgoes which tented most numerously in the poorestasfjLbourhoda, end were the fruitful source of poverty and mime. EQUALISATION OF THE POOL RATE9.—The report of the O.IIOIIIM committee of the Arecietion for Promoting 1 the Equalisation of the Poor Rates throughout the Metro politan Districts, recommends that aril should be introduced to carry oat the objects of the association, and that the coa -1 mittee should be authorited to prepare such a bill to be sub ' nutted to the varione Terries and other parochial authorities. The subscriptions received amount to 129.1. fie., the explores to 81/. 13e. bd., tearing a balance of 404 I Is. 7d. DEATH OF ME. NORILAN MACDONALD.—With ranch regret we announce the death of Mr. Norman Macdo nald, the comptroller of the Lord Chamberlain's deportment, who died on Tuesday night, under a very sudden visitation. The decors& gentleman os Tuesday afternoon. after lulling on the Marquis of Breadalbene, in Park-lane afterwards went to lady Itlimbeth Rope Yee, and during his visit he wee wired with an apoplectic fit wWLt converging with the Mar chimer of Ely and the family circle present. Dr. Stens wee instantly called in, end Er. Martin, of Groevenor-street, meet for, the latter gentleman having for Rome years at tended the decreed. Mr. Maolonald was moored about eight o'clock to his residence at the Lord Chamberlain's Offtoe in St. Jams' m Palace, and, notwithstanding the ut most attention, he did • few minufee before ten o'clork. The dreamed was only son of the late General Sir John Macdo nal, .C. 8., for many we Adjutant-General at the Horse Gorda. He eooeeeded, shout five year ago, Sir Wm. Martins es Comptroller of the Lord Chamberlain's Depart ment. PENSIONS TO INDIAN OPTlCERS.—Yeelterdll y, et a mart of directors of the Hon. Ear India Company, it was resolved to grant to Major-General Sir Archdale . Wileon, ti.C.B., ea enmityof 1,0001.. and to Lady Neill, widow of the late Brigadier-General Neill, end to Mat. Nicholson, mother of the late Brigadier-Genesi Nicholson, 'pedal pen sions of 6001. per annum reepecilvely. Theme resole will eons Were a spiel court of peoprktors of East India rock en the DM 'meant for confirmation. A CHILD COMMITTED TO PRISON FOR CON TEMPT or COITILT.—A little girl, eleven years of age, named Mary Shannon. was yesterday committed to prison by the Liverpool stipendiary magterste for resolutely persisting in her refuel to give evidence inculpating her stfather, John Guy, who was committed for trial on the precedingday on • chirp of having attempted to poison his wife (the mo ther at the child) by the administration of arsenic in her me dicine. 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