The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENIN , G NOVEMBER 21, 1883. .1110ELLAZIOUll. I MONEY .U:! LA SHARE 1418T8.—(THIS DAY.) W INTELLIGENCE. gaily deteined. At • meeting held on the 154 h of October last the defendant, Mr. Hall, was appointed one of the scru- —....-___- No. I sh. I Onteastne. i Pd) - Ci mime I gals. . (TRIS DAY.) tinier% ad then it wan that he seised certain proxy papers Two o'Otoos.. 16,040 II Anglealeakere OM all 20 21 NAM HI needle it 11•1181141 1 •an 2 3 - and detained them , mein( that he did so by virtue The stock mark —e-- of hi s odic , aa a - collects of t h e in l an d re . The railway market is quiet to-day, and, with the Kw IS Mellaile Wn.- 19 is 21 - EQUITY COURTS. venue, for they were illegal, and be had taken exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in South Eastern sk 18. 1 “ 00 1: Dialln , Walesweite..... nand: . ill , t tli i. 1/f .,.. = .firmness, and cubs (Before the Master of the Rolls.) we to keep them, notwithitanding a formal demand had stock, the leading lined exhibit no variation, gm* ge 2 = A ,..77..... _„I, i v improvement. Wit TRH Gin? LAMM STRAIURIP CORFU.' (1.1111711 D). hem made for their restitution. To show that the Men. moor 10 Brent Indian Tea (L.) 2 lill pm 11-3 a return of &tine VIIIIDMO-0F ORDER. dent still held the papers he might state that when Mr. comP"sd with the last prices of ye s terday . 516.811 411. 11-it..t tria Mu Tel, , IN 0) ga London and North W es t ern stook is now irioted moo) is tam,* 1 lf 6 8 -* to prevail with rag oc the tel or September last a creditor obtained a jails- Parkinson served him with • notice to deliver up the proxy papers he said that he hail met with an accident , and that be 1031 to I ; Great Western, 634 to f ; Midland, _lt, i ll ga m m a km Us 11, par Elect against this company, and immediately proondod to wished to have a day or two longer, for the purpose of eon- 127 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 108) se wo ee ..._ _ _ __.._. T . - f_ e ll Liuss 9 _ to the position of put the same in execution. The ship, storm, Stc., wee suiting hie solicitor. That demand was made in the jar* 109; Caledonian, 118} to 1101 ; South Eastern, t .... E. reglill' a MlNl M. !. 1 ln 14 Le bi. - pg.h....; ISO 115 119 - nods are now quote - than they closed yi accordingly seized by the sheriff of Lancashire, wbo woad diction of this court, and as this was one o f . the cases that have proceeded to sell in the ordiaary way. On the 6th of Victoria , ec l itam P ist l d . - by the Metropolitan Police Act, 2 and 3 96g toi ; Great Eastern, 491 to 501 ; Great North- Ilk AN M. De. I Co el Deb. 100 11l 118 - 16,0111 100 Discount Corporationl. It 71 81 pin I* g trifle better, the Cl October • petition for • winding-up order, which now camebeing under the value ern, 1281 to 1271 ; London and South Western, 101 caPs ' a and 40, the papers ed* to 102 - and M tvo litan 119 to 120. Keee * a oisi o.oirre.. 0.r . -. 5i " * P''' - tided rise in Max of 15r., he had to ask the magistrates to make an 1 / 1 101 tato , a DO __, on for bearing , '''s presented by (among other ) Glyn ad order for the restitution of the papers and documents men- Bombay and Baroda, East Indian and Great ...-•-....• es tk NcrettoaeasaaTre-0 1 11 se Pm - Co., the bankers. On the 9th of October his Hower Cooed in the summons. Western of Canada railway securities exhibit an I'M "` s ' 2 =Trea a r 9 - ••• IS lo il 'l t a - Very little moveme At Paris this ma granted an injunction applied for expert', restraioing the Mr. Ribton said that this was not a cue contemplated by improving tendency. Foreign lines are inactive. 12 00 86 ., .6.6Mitne s . s of len! 1, 4 a s s nots 7 1_7 telegram, the Ti impeediag sale of the ship. the act of parliament. It would be asosmary to premise Namur and Liege shares are dulL mem 1 earri (za=. that the Strand Music Hall Company was started is 1862, 1 ' Viper simian. all I I "• quoted 67fr. 35c., b Mr. Briggallay, Q.C.. and Mr. A. Thompson now moved the imposed capitol be i ng zs, cy .. i n s h e ,. o f px aaa h . UNDUFAZY MUM ADD MOLL 'IS Rodeses Bay - to dissolve the injunction, which they contended was anConsols are now and of the shares about 1 , 563 have been disposed of. Mat- eft Ip d I darman. p a Vi e rr i Itol a s le isknat.ltrian.Soo. (L) • alpm 9f I order to interfere with the legal rights of the creditor, who fens went on, the builditint s 4 hi course of erection cm the - 1 same a Italia IntesUou Cana. 6 ! 15,11 a - mogoyoo dpii t o i Do. Bonds - In diligence had got judgment. site of the old Exeter until some of the share- 111 1 i t is 'l Nlm timi Wancee... I lli - ee,etri fent Nock Dlosonat(l slt lifini ei 1 The official Ir to dimstisded with sums is .„ , ii =iii l l 7 — 4 _ His Hosour, in giving judgment, said-The injunction holden had reason 40, 111 Do. New could Pot be diabarbed. There might be circumstances of the directors. On the 15th of October in u . in - _.. use ast this year • certain number of shareholders asked lg. IN . Ing Inenni ." -11 N - Miee 6 Lam. MOW TeL Is. : M ll l i t l ire 4g - down:—Throe per IS, N iss. Proemial use. 0. le II edge gift 1 92i, 1, / ; dig tinder which the court would allow the judgment to ramie for • moo ting to be convened. These gentlemen re- N ale ' red gimaiimi- .... - - - 175 Mt • lam lise. thaallam to. all 15 11h p. 214 in force, but they were not shown here. The object of the present ed 480 shares. and had bona fide Intemilied and paid se ell . ..........-• • V 74 - 44.000 N Mader hap. a Dana 1 1 - Three per Centi 15 all De. •1• oe die. satin - - - MON 10 Nada. Rs. Tell. 0.1 in ' all Ig - legislature in meeting then pplicable sections of the Com- up upwards of OM* , Ind their g reat °b i nd in Calling the in •B Da Dip Le ppelto It - _ 112,100 10 Netalland&Con.Co.(L) 5 i fpa - Three Per Canto. tins was for the purpose of removing Mr. Lazarus Simon_ poke Act, 1862, woe tourers the distributicia of the seen mydrshs-s from the . 1 . 4 sad tits y the dtroststshy el ell . an,liemm as. U - 10 86. • N Natimal Dimon Clo el44 cm •••• graph, 21 1-16, 21 o• N an Deed,rwielteabl.le. re 17 _ 4100 N Ifiebaidesakelailseeiß) 5 1 I tea ... of an insolveot company pod pawn amoog its creditors. That meeting wan hearse the 15th of October, and theme IL gw e i. dheit e m ew . .. se - tom m Do. New • 1 111 gm .. Five per Cent. Si If, leased, a creditor got a judgment, and • company, in lotion for removig Mr. Lessens Simon Magnus was carried Is. „..,.... aI. Waimea 107 100 - 118.876 1 N. Ben. assaarman fill i i - order to defeat it, presented • petition withost a bona fide In• Peat on/orin, Woe Bing in fast bat "• 411 ",, ntimi • 5 4: ...Ws 49 60 60 i Wien 1 Mimed Ike all asi - Nut. Debentures, Da. • Nook.- 43 67 - intantioa to prosecute it to the procuring of the order. the As soca as the Wall gala a Pa" was s ''''''''' ...... .." is near et. IN Do. IL Sag. itte.,lld2 Ti et 8 K t : 10 1 ms o l- I. l r ii -; . - - 1 ,- 1 1w ) :- . eu i. a l Ige , Bow* par, 7s. pr wry that all proxies used should be stamped, .. - - lane 5 Mem. Om 2 idl } pm -• 4s. die. course of the court would be obvious. Stich a step woeld nail that the stamps should b e witee ll e a, so d ji t Z we 416 0 .:H= Ssalsms . . 1 ,7 4 B a l - B, . - MON U. Peel War fen alga MI 49 80 ... Foreign stocks b 004 be tolerated. When, however, the petition is prowled it was also aeasoari that the mercies should it, co. I 1 area aodir. en. nee tar 111 } 11cl MAO el Peelaged aka Nem all et 05 -. without collusion, the court would interfere by injunction be left at the dike of the compeer two clear days N. 110 De.ll,lll4pealspelle. 1116 1M - 115 tit IS Dia New NI6 1 = -' quoted somewhat in order to keep thiega in statu quo, and BO neenre before the meting, to see whether the shareholders voting n es IN • geolk w • MM. am) 100 al lel ai wi I -* 17,000 le litaLd.lteLalL(L: i 1 ••• had pa id no all the calls. Kr. Hall was ap- " w •-. nee 1 Ism - As CC WOO ' a Mirew equal" assns the eredikel‘ A creditor cm.* without po lC l bai ted a" Serrtila r - 04.4 - 11.111 d Ise found that • number of the ilk MI Dtalcwvat 6 koJt• '' !ions of yesten 411* N Itb de Sea. elt a Llie.o ) .1 W N - excuse in cede* manly to obtain priority mast theta"' "" rim ai I end he then said. " I will retain pos- i l et, 20 . o t t a l e l7 lh lol. .01i111141 r. 41 .4 - pro wens am , tea N Do. - meat of i per me rertrained. Things being so, and no specisl cam being asnaion of them." He also fouad that 250 free shores el. Do, De. ir 111 87 - Wee I* anal Menem' 461 76 78 771 7it attempted to be made, the uses' winding-up order most go, which were held by the directors, forty of them bearing It IN Do. Do. e..veae lei 106 - 180.080 11l 11000110 Amt. lamella 100 141 10 - Turkish Consolido sad so older would be made on the motive. the signature of Mr. Lamm Simon Magnus, bad been In ISO laserliaall rellsellr 11611 100 1 0 8 i 8 IC ‘ 0 Lattbi. Meet. Lay.(L " ihim - Anglo-Turkish L end. It was Mr. Heirs duty if he found that there was t• too 1041 6 1 • 111 14 iloctrica• 10 re KW to Mall Auleallea lend all 81 54 - 11l IN Goo 11l Ili 111 10 1 elimellestel. dot; en I I - likewise firmer. IlLr ' B4 " l4 "" std Mr . elb6rzt°6 "' eared for the end. informal in the pro ws' to detnin them. • .v. it II 46 10.4;4. le Ea to. Asteg..) 1 1 par (en .- P 66i166.616, but wee sot canal •P°°. lb' r°4l wan bw the kr. if Ey aoreet-What evil result will occur from theme Bt . " ' I T keeketa . meth ed . Hs Hsi 1 1 ea ee wessarei.oe.o.osnots a ; am - tations are inn company, but did sot oppose the order. being detained! IL IN I leallsWeeker. 101 ii i 10If in t U.. llteoleas Tel. 1..1 .0 g 414 ill ... 90 t o 91 ; ditt Mr. Rake-Nose, for there can be no damage dale to et. 100 ileajbeLAlbeeelma 4gl 49g 451 16, Id yea Diemeal lead llll l'i lli - COURT OF EXCHEQUER. the company. We say that our resolution was carried. N ell Ms.jpset sad Carada. - 1862, 691 to 7 1 N. HO 1de1e5pe11a5.......... 115 1M ITO 1.14 Mr. Sleigh-We my sot. PREIBRENCE WARM i ; Greek, 90 /Haim is Boma -Mehra Lord Odell Beres Po/lock and i f ; l y ti gas 7 This is not • ome comin within the a t. ° IN S ukimit Os ` 57.. _.... in . 1271 I BITOOII Brumwell, Obeasell, red Pigott.)Great Western Original Prederistiel, 41 per net, 991 to meaning the NM ell Do. Nevi ..... ' 71 p• —pm 102 16.1 to i ; and S THI 417TORXKINUDITUL C. KELM AND MIR& -1712 Mr. Neigh -I bow to your dekko. 1 1 1. IN De. Bea Id/any- 1111 91 - Osneolidated (Leicester sad Made 4 per amt.) Transactions ara *EMU OF TR' .41.11A.NDRA. Mr. D'Eymmart-1 do not think it a rem ia which I N ell na N. Ws. lea) ... - -.- The Solicitar.Geseral, in support of the role for the sew aught to wieder*, for Ido not think it amass within the se all De i Norm ..w se DO. 1852, 1858, 1860 tr maid that after the full,complete, and almost exhaustive wee • I o f the act N all 1114 lan - ... - North Iketers,, fig per mat. redeemable, 103 argument of the Attorney-Genesi, he felt he entered up= ler7llibtoe said that the shareholders he z. m a : MI Lens L C '''. lA66l '' - as - - North Eastern O. N.R. 4 per cwt. pref. Brrwink Capilai, Cents. (De( ts, no HIM risk, but he would be enabled to pertly considered that they had been defrauded , sad they were ea MY w e. s tutA r te tii:r w le; ag 10 24 a- for account, 34, Mortis the observations which be otherwise weal d etermined to bare the frauds disclosed. (fond arise el N. se R. Raehera-Rerviel 11. . Ini 111 141 i 1 I 71i ; Maxima, fo have thought it his duty to make. He weld in the 111* " Hear, hoer," arid stamping of feet, which was with sone N 111 Da. eur.z.rwe - - -es WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) Granada peterrec Saes say a few words on tee principles et dieloulty repassed.) IS. 1* Si. Leads -.. tokwoollawl low which appeered to bin to be IPPliesble M Mr. Sleigh said he did not think it Deceseary to answer MI L a* o°. Teat- the care. He would next consider the construction of the so f a jesiens tjees. *IN De. Cerale - - - - Far** Miriam' Ac t, • and then a ppa l _himself to the Mr. Mihail) again reiterated that his clients were soda : g i . • Da llink l a na tar!! In o 1 2 - count, 481 ; lbw quorum el miedirection, and the verdict beteg apart the the i era - on that they had been defrauded, and he was N g De de 188041 - —..- ---- evidence. The mope and teadesey of the • 4el fib In to say-kale there wen loud shouts of "Hear, MIN 1A lead= ........ 119 lit - N a b s teat $ SAW. lo • - Deferred, for I H. Oehas wee this :in the first place he tto minow haw," sod wo n giesase, is tbe wild a g * Web the parts. bp 5 Da. Sew 1 2 pa - abettle a in: .....ILIII 1 11 W. 16 e - e far as he could the application d the primal= of haler- l e ft the coact) 54. IN Nee* Ilteforesidee TO 71 - L e ta 29-64 el ft & re o - for account, 341, national kw to this question, and then be eat dose the 11•1111111111111 TH. t• all WielmaJeas LI Ili - 5.1* le. $ &W. 90 m - account, 14, 1, 131 Allarrialla eel, hs ceder to make 0 wren with his klmPalt- ixTRAORDIIIART OORDIXT Or A RAILWAY 510551,11•71. l et i i : nalballi. 114 1 : 5 1 - - 7 4:10 1 SAW. = I 101. 61 1 IL&W. 18 o - Is c • for account, gg ; lades of inteesatioeal law ; and thee be contended that the Weller De F , r e" aa mestligeoptookin rum max, with a 94. ire ledned. le lee ... Galway sue o 6. II aan Hagfish act bad so wider application Una the Auserkaa set booby mottetaege, and la the uniform of the Wort Leedom m es • weis4l - - - Valenta He (the Solkitor-Orwerali would contend that the priselpise R a il wa y C om p an y, we ulaual, fa the dock before Mr. Day- It MI Wigs .... Id 61 - of inteniaticael law bed act been quite aosatatelyelatod with era, with the billowier pose miscoodnet : Ilk IN Deese ...... 92 14 1111 .... M=7 magi 1 Las. 14 e - colocooco to thin *cm - that they bad • wider llPP li ttika i Mr . William Davidson, an impactor at the West 'modem saL as • , i 2 6•6616 ........... i r w ;,.....,...„ ...-. sea4i 06 ere 94 a l 6 dedeliml Salt 0 4.1111 la r 111 i ;ditto 1862, fc amandly, that the A mac Wm sot went beyond Internationel Bo ' ,bal m , g ews w e a wi , elated that • Moat half-pest 6 sj• •.7, ---- was u s...A. - -- is iiii - realesem 00.141 1 11.11 W. 15 f 0.17 Law ; awl this fly, that our set went beyond the illowkwa o'clo c k ea on the pervious evening Mr. Smithies, • greengromr, st sel -- ' .t a - Pennome . ... 111,71,44 0 SAW. 16 0 0.10 - Ikea .. ...... .29.3667 1 11 W. la I - .act Sir H . 01 . Tig bad .. stated the principle a tuituatkoal mme on to the platform and ownplained that • female, while a 3 Dos - Consols are still raw. las first was seat the In c l: i jecte of • eentrel Da ... 2 aloes by th e - abutting on th e hi g h rou t, h a d 10 3Do 0 ......... 4 4... _. .......... 0 11. 8 k 12 • - money, and 911 to Wire at litier=perzsbabaod WM' to • toffisereet. b een gree dy w ea l by some person es th e inside. Wit. N •Il MOM ............ ...... -. - - Mieilldh .....10.77.55 1 & 10 • - Now, if bin meant no more than that tie new proutieed to pay attention to the aompiaint, and about N . ' " /116 "'" ..... --- ... - - 14=..- SULU SS 1 LILA IS a 11. In the diaoount I Do. . iroii of • neutral might be allowed to supply ontrabeard an hoar afterwards he west up as to the bridge over the Fe. til y e w e r fe w er •' se se -.•.- mas ej e l 1 SA.W. 14 in - without } evolving their government in hostilities C'e eon .„ line, and on looking over the wall he saw the shadow of a 114, 1M Mellen& Ilea an=nies ive 175 - *odes .. OM, a is e - was shown. The - Prorokisi the neutrality of th eir government, mallet las man going down a steep bank towards the spot where M. IN Mewled St ILWiarany -.- - neutral government wee not bound by aay duty, whether Q. wan a i d d ,,,,j.b ox , w hi c h wee the p r i soner ' s et I* Wee esensiall - = e a' :7 . : thii 2LlS .r e I t 11 , 8. / Le t . i N I a 1 I 0 _- per cent., but the Nellgebel.... Mlle • &W. I 22 c - 1 and the applicatim perfect ° l, kalmitwa't 11 °.• l'!"15 1 " 181 to 171•••51 or Pomba Don Some time afterwards wham Placed him- N. 130 LlilcOMPwittukddu - - - to a fair extent. w SZIZOIN OF TER ALL/ANDRA. The fiolicitor-General, in support of the role for the new trial, mid that after the fall, corn pieta, and almost exhaustive argument of the Attorney-General, he felt be entered apes no light task, but he would be enabled to greatly shortie the observations which be otherwise woad have thought it his duty to make. He would in the Is plaos my a few words on the principles at international kw which appeared to him to be applimble is the cam. He would next wader the cenetroctioo of the Forage Enlitanott Act, and thou apply himself to the guard= al =indirection, and the verdict being &OW the evidence. The scope and Wintry of the • 6of air H. Oakes wee this : la the first place he sough rg t to maw as far as he could the appliestion of the priaripies of Wee national law to this question, and thee be oat dose the Amstkea sot, la artier to make it Inman with his bilarpra Wks of intawational law ; and them be contended that the Hagfish act bad ao wider application thee the Americas mot. Hs (the SolicitorOeeeral) would contend that the prkelpiss of intonations' kw bed not berm quite accatatelyelated with reforests to this ease— that they had a wider application ; eitioally, that the A nass icaa act went beyond laternationel law ; aid thinily, that oar sot went heyood the Ammiese act. Sir IL Oakes bed stated the principle of international law. The first was that the subjects of a nentrol woe at libert= i nprz o ortasbaod of war to • bong os'& , Now, if hit insect no more than that tits eobkds of a neutral might be allowed to supply ceetrateed witWt lavolving their governmeet in hostilities or war promishig the seettality of their goverment, anAthat the neutral government was not bound by soy duty, whether perfect or bawler*, to • trolligereat to prevent or wash that WS% be agresd with Ilia that his learned friend west beyond this, and ocetended that the supply of articles of onetrabsed by mast subjetta was sot maks hara mores sr apposed to any principle of internatioael law, bet was entirely right sal law( uI. He took the liberty of interim( from his learned kissed is that peke. The law of thfi country so for recognised the law of nation* that it weld ad agaves • caked basal es ray intended vislialon the latter, bet did not remake sash Adeline of inter natiosal kw an an aim* spied the eriminel law, end be thought that woe a sound &salaam. The selitele of a easteal slate cold export costailleed jest I. the tame way as they had • right to break • blockade. There was so way of wishing the. ac cept by catch them. Though they had committed a broach of in law, they were aot Wlty el any vielstion al the criminal law of this eoestry. Bet the earwig of this constry bad held that where a impalas of a venial into.- tieeelig violalai a blocks& the Baked of haantece could not be esteemed, Wanes his act woe • breech of interna tional law. The walks of contrabsed was ose of ClS dderali• rifitelty, bat these could be no doubt what wee lie general handonoy of interearkaal law athe saiket. The Lad Obis[ Hues—Many of time laws were marls %L ie skon an g, wits could pelotas them, and the weak were to " Wioisiter-Oeseral Feet on to argue that any use of a aenteal lanitory for equipping a ship with the intention of imaaing and arming it for the use of a belligerent, though it woe wet aenespasiad by the inning and manning, would be • sae of whiek the aeataal had a right by the kw of nation L i : eitne usual bad sot scudded his argument ma'am s report left.] COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Mhos (s Judo Grammy.) Di1:001 g. MUM LID ORAL - Xr. Bos t. ky for 16 iatidaser; Dr. Wag for lb* ins moodies The marriage took phase is Asp* le* sod the 'obeli 'stem leaned till July. DM The polairsart was aWA en gineer, in tondos. In 18111, while theiee town loatiof at an 'valor-home, X. was be have bass surprised in sone eels of fty the week Jobs ; but the preemie sereepesdes• woe • private la the Smash Fusiliers. She had pereed bin ef as her brother; swig wee stated that she had erseesied her serried eendities from Wm until one day wiles, is "a la*' be rflof 1,1 4 1,04- bendkerveiel out of her peek* sad bee weffin wet of it. When her innbend beams &were of her readnet be wont her hews te her father's; but, is about eight uronthis eller the es s robesshe wee ionised of a child in Wuids worth Dr. Spialte y coetiveded that the aliegatioea hod not bees by the evidewee. lit J. Wilde should be very glad if eases of this kind wars siw °7• .lololt•Ild to a jury ; but he bed little doubt that if that lad bees done in the presset iodine/ie. the result would have been the same. Applying to the evilest.e so role but the role of cowmen seers sad knowledge of horns. life. he (Sir J. Wilde) bed so doubt whatever that the reepoodeat had been guilty of adultery. There nowt, thunder% he • decree ail, but with soot& lITILAOIII4IIAIT CONDOM OP A RAILWAY SIGNALNAI. Walter De Vert, an intelligest-lookiag yang man, with • booby moustache, and is the uniform of the Weat Leedom Railway Company, wee placed is the dock before Mr. Do man, charged with the following pose misameducit : Mr. William Dar dem, an impeder at the West Leaden Railway Patios, Keesinghoo, Mated that Meet half-past 6 o'clock an the previous evening Mr. Smithies, a greengrocer, am* on to the platform and onmplalned that a female, while naming alms by the palings abutting on the high road, had been grossly insulted by some person as the inside. WA WA/ promised to pay attention to the complaint, and about an hoar afterwards he went up as to the bridge over the line, and oa looking over the wall he saw the shadow of a man going down a steep bank towards the spot when there wee a signal-box, which was the prisoner's post. Some time afterwards witness placed him self in a dark place is the Magee-yard, and watched. He saw the prisoner place his signal lamp on the ground, leave his post, and walk up the embank asset. He climbed upon the wall of the bridge sufficiently to see whether any prams wire Wilda& He got down and ran along the embankineet i& the Pais" sad slopped poste when where there wee • public lamp as the footpath. Witness then deseribed what he law the primmer do. A female screamed, and the prisoner imesediskely commesced 11221± , f down the embeckment. Wi th am weird him and him with what he luridness. He denied it and said that bad been locking for a man whom he had seen climb ing over the pailinp. The whams added that • hole had bees eat is the paliegs immediskely opposite the lamp past. The primmer had been in the service el the company as " Wr alia. o females were examined and proved having been , Meshed as they mimed the pilings, one of theca re the evade! al Tsseday week. Mr. Daymas thought the ale fay proved. It was most rultsad diegracetsl coeds& It seemed to be a species rea l tia d ese miler the prieseses mind was perfectly fee these aorrapeed m . ths' He eummitled hi W s to the Hems et Correction a with head eer. The primmer weethen renamed to the osn.. WHOLESALE INCENDIARISH ON THE YORK SHIRE WOLDS. iatabs. , ....= .1111111 AU OA. 4 alidslati MeowNl Woo mod Ot Low rod e add De AMY &road E MI I DIA pot et Ds. dr Igo th...‘ rem Carla I Om Il Well In__ all Da *lse egaPiel AO MAIM. Wad hoar i JOIST ROO 116.111111._ A ma a L slanooLoaArh SUN I.l* lea, lkll,olo ial • x ~-~ Alietzlii; — • • sit l• 0 Do. New (11•14.1) * Doak of Rim ISO Doak of Loon= . DO book of 04ogo (lholOoll No Doak of QuomoDum a Dusk* Vasc o. MO Book of VI Ways (um) IS;Beek of Now Zoaload 110 Drosilkaat I. f lettoolAmorloools.. M asi* ii. Angels' M Cliw.o/.**. Oolo*olo II ,CI. 00. L.A.- Tirli ii - gat' lies km par r.I 17 29pes, 11 1 211 par 1 pm II ?Oka COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Conuarriceer Hokroyd.) IN II O. R. 5011$. The bankrupt, formerly a directiog minister, at Maw charter, was described as as author, of Abirigdon-vMer, Bensingtoo, and lively carrying on helices as a puddler, at 13, Catherioe-street, is partserebip with Tose= 841er. This was the sitting for exam and discharge. The bankrupt owes to unestered creditors, 1,5821. ; liabilities on secentmodstien bills, Ill!. ; ditto os acconat et the late ens of Maples sad Co., 1,362/. ; other debilities, His errs are stated at 121. in good debts, and 300/. in property, being • reveniceery interest in the property of hie mallards-law. The hest of ereditors embraces arra learing• too tradesmen, to whom the bankrupt owes small assonot, and there are several large sums for mosey lest, Sir Eire'', Armitage, of the Priory. Salford, beim a creditor for 301. la his petition the bankrupt thus shirr the canoe of he failure : " Lessee enerreent upon the publication al a book, called ' Great Britain as it is ; lamer by bad debts ; inendleieney of room, to meet my seeneary expenditure." This espearditure is stated at 3004 a year for the two year preeediog hie bankruptcy. Mr. Lucas appeared for the signs ; and Mr. Sordoodi for this bankrupt His Honour asked if the whole property had hiss realised Mr. Lama said it hat not ; it was property ender • will. It appearing that the accounts bad not been died in time, a short adjournment wen ordered. sue! Pool !!.. 11 $g ~~»i SILY. I 4.010 ear* MAC 1 - 1.44i1 10 M I 6 2 'Lel MAN 10.—joil lisTlV . A.N.Altift. Alibi AL at LASIA.Ak v Mal CassoUctatol Bank (L Onettrenteil tint Loado• (lA9eltall). lbahishhe.glautheth... kitMl 1 Ina alma, otetAusLCsianu. ettalusu.Chluhtlap.(L Imperial Bask. UMW (world neetraMP . Idedin irk et lost (L wodoe ard lac& Aim& IL Plal• ELL, & LIME. (L) gsoo. Ch. Bud' ot ILaedon and Colonial (L loods• end Omuta. !Loa. flambe Coo.itc(l.) Larks Join{ Nosh 0. . Los mad Midair= Ws. ma Northam (L. dk heath fu11... t Lea di & ha W demALAshhissO (L. esson' Oda lasi. add Wrindeor.... llarcratile Exchanga(L) Veto. • rte.. O. 0 De. lleaarvad Mem/ look liatiesal al Liverpool% t. m, al do.a. Da Dew Do do lievit Reath W, ( KO N ews ialand 1161104 NO ftevise. of into.% II idea% raw., a Debi (L SS 4outh Australia le _ _ atla . -- • oresi M a 1 lieem es se T• lie 112 $ 41 1$ Perm Idle per I las pox t Me ! ▪ 3pm 3 4 14 c am,l 7 7 7414 p4r I 11 16 pr 7 9 p 4. 21 11.11. 1 1 25 3.1 I t din 1 4 1 I 1 itm ni • 3 die 1 dime 1 Ms per I IMs 71 2 4 I 3pee pm II 444 0 2 524 71 Olift49 NAOMI . tiiiii: lakdso I 200, 000: mos muse rims IMMO 116. M. 11018•0 IS la 24 Pas of sek et es ime a I re a II 11 pm NI 141 4 2 1 2,2 2 1 44. 21 AI 76.110 %MS Ausiewis ilZ7i la:4.7tir7;•• a. OW al Ireland ilbs.► anGra of roman* GOVILIC - stout $1 allila Ooloirbloigret. Do. 1 p . o: ot. " fekttod. " ' Do. I por al Idar.adop. • Do. II per oat. Do. 5 per odd. La. Nook Oa ale augmeaoltirs' do. IMO I Do. do IMO Do. do WI Nov.i Mk spot ISA do ; Ilau;Itloo 0 pas 01,11173 Do. IIPS Do. we 'Wel Wm 0 pot How Proo.w.dbov.op. al, S. S. Wale God& & lid. Da. F. a isil rum 11111141. is, Do. dogma • par on& Soft Osodo 0 p. Goers kia doolsolood Gov LGlew. O pm no.oocdp.o.Joa.W Nee ob Do. do.' p.o. Apra a 0 11411 46 1 ei T nil DUOS'. 14 MI 1 -- 0 n co iii en #is wont. a - g Vis -- c 7 f 1 I -. 20 - 41 se (1- 271 - Ini - 101 01 ul I NT NI IS - 111 - I leas. II - - CI. prices. 106 107 1011 104 161 505 lel 103 PS 03 01 93 100 110 149 111 lei 111 lli 1111 IM 11111 zd 1111 Illsd 107 WS NM 1111 1411 11014 YR 109 ItS 106 M 101 101 let 101 i Nee 110 170 1111 191 Ul 119 111 1111 107 100 110 .. lilti 11 $ mil% - 108 xd 101 l IN II list i h a l e. itM MI s t Mar 14. island.. 10 am Is as. sr: .. sal •••••••• psi 1 am ON WIN lOEPAY. W. to fL ini ari., fish NOISNI-LB. SAL to W.S.W., to Mod, was Yea. strove to • gale, rudely. &&W. I M W.N.W., Wen Coma W. to N. and to strong to • gals, W.& • gala somas na May. Wastarty„ stroog,show- Bourg Court S.W. to N.W., strops, ers, to a gale to showery. plaora Ito 11. sod to W.g.W., IloteNFlarr. La S. to && W. sod moderate to sirsog, W., strews, showery. taped& dam South Coto as West sad tooth:.oasts, this !Saturday). Nortit-itsst.talthassm to Llacata. WestaDoossal to Corn wall. South= Eogllsh Comas& sad Many Bay Coasts. South gast=etralt of Door to Ltaooloshtes sad Notlgolsod. MONEY JLIREET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Moos. The stock markets opened this morning with firmness, and subsequently experienced a farther improvement. Within the last hour there has been a return of dulness, some uneasiness continuing to prevail with regard both to foreign politics and to the position of the Bank of France. Con sols are now quoted, however, per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Foreign stocks are a trifle better, the chief feature being a rather de cided rise in Mexican. In home railway stocks very little movement is observable. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reefed were quoted 67fr. 35c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92,1 to;, *um div., for money, and 91f to ex div., for the account (Dec. 3). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, I ; ditto, for account, 91i, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90i, 1; New Three per Cents, 90k, f, 1; Red Bee Tele graph, 21 1-16, 21 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, f; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 99i, ; ditto Bonds, par, 7s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, Ba., 4s. die. Foreign stocks have been firmer, but are now quoted somewhat below the beet prices of the morning. As compared with the last quota tions of yesterday there is an improve ment of per cent. in Mexican Bonds, and lin Turkish Consolidos and Spanish Passive. The Anglo-Turkish Loans of 1858 and 1862 are likewise firmer. Some of the present quo ' tations are annexed : Torkish 1864 Loan, 90 to 91; ditto, 1858, 70 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; the Consolithis, 474 to ; Greek, 301 to I ; Mexican, 38/ to 4 ; and Spanish Passive, 344 to 4. Transactions era recorded as follows :—Braffilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 891 ; Buenos Ayres One per Ceuta. (Deferred 3), 37 ; Egyptian, 99, 4 ; Greek, for account, 301, 31, 301 ; Italian, for account, 714 ; Mexican, for account, 384, 1, 4, 4 ; New Granada Referred, 8; Peruvian, 1862, for so oount, 861 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for ao count, 484 ; Russian, 1862, 864, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 894 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 48 ; ditto Passive, for acoount, 341, 4, 35 ; ditto Oertificates, for account, 14, 4, 134 ; Turkish, 1854, 904, 91; ditto for account, 901 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 701, 70 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, for account, 694, 701 ; Venezuela, for account, 244, ; ditto 1862, for aooount, 564,1, ex div. Ifni-PAST Two o'Clocx. Consols are still quoted 92 to I, cum div., for money, and 94 to I, ex dlv., for the account. In the discount market yesterday mote confidence was shown. The terms for choice bills are still 6 per cent., but the supply of money has increased, and the applications at the Bent of England, though to a fair extent, were by no means pressing. In the absence of inquiry for gold for abroad, about 17,0001. in bars was sent into the Bank yester day. Unless the continental demand should sud denly revive, farther amounts may he taken to the Bank during the next few days. On the other band 60,000 sovereigns were withdrawn yesterday for transmission to Brazil by the trench steamer leaving Marseilles on the 25th inst. According to present appearances the shipments of silver by the Bombay steamer on the 27th inst. will exhibit a considerable decline owing to the high value of money. The ms-ket for her silver is very flat, at ss. Ild. per ounce. This quotation, however, is nominal, an indisposition being shorn to enter into fresh transactions. The announce ment by the last Bombay mail, that the Mint could not keep pace with the large arrivals of silver, also tends to cause depression in the market for silver. On'Change yesterday afternoon there was a re vival fa the demand for bills on the Continent, and the rates generally were lees ia favour of this country thou on Tuesday, being quoted as follows : 3 mouths, 11.19 f to 12; ditto, 3 days ILl: t int, °Madam, 3 tooetia, 11.19 f to 12 ; detweap 3 mouths, 25.70 to 75 ; Hamburg, ma bum. three maatbs, 13.81 to 9: Paris, 3 days, 95.25 to 35 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; traakfort-od•the-Mefise, 3 mouths, 1191 $o 120; Petersburg (per rouble), 3reouths, 311 to f Please, el. 90., 3 m00th5,12.40 to 60 ; Trieste, eft. ilo , 3 =oaths, 12.40 to 80 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 4 ; radix, 3 mouths, 48 to g ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to 95 Naas, 3 mows.. 25.85 to ; Mils% 3 mount 2 5.&i la 95; Naples, 3 mouths., 25.85 to 95 ; Palermo, 3 usage, 25.85 to 96; Mamma, 3 months, 25.85 to 95; Limbo'', 90 days, 52i to 1; Oporto, 9o dare, 521 to 1. The rates of discount now current in the princi pal continental cities (in the open market) are as follows :—Paris and Vienna, 6} per cent. ; Frank :o.4, Amsterdam, Berlin, and Bruasela, 41 ; EMI/- burg, 5 ; Twin, i ; and St. Petersburg, 10 to 12 per cent. - - - - - - - A special meeting of the shareholders of the London Bank of Scotland (Limited) is called for the 4th December, "for the purpose of considering the advisability of this company being reconsti tuted so as to embrace further and more extensive objects, and of passing all such resolutions, special or otherwise, and taking and authorising all such steps as may be proper in order thereto, including (if need be) tte transfer of the company's business to a new company to be formed for the purpose." The explanation of this judicious proceeding is that the board have bad their attention directed to the very great advantages which the bank woad derive from having it in their power to issue bank notes in Scotland. This is a privilege possessed and exer cised by nearly every existing Scottish bank. The necessary parliamentary notice has accord ingly been given that the company propose to apply to parliament in the coming session for powers to issue their notes iu Scotland, and to take the place of two bank* which have retired. It will be recol lected that the Western Bank of Scotland and the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, which failed six years ago, had a power from parliament to issue notes to the amount of 337,9381. and 136,6571. respectively ; when they failed these amounts were withdrawn from circulation. Another new hotel company is announced, under the title of the Bedford Hotel Company (Limited). Arrangements have been made for the transfer to this company of the celebrated Bedford Hotel, at Brighton, which enjoys patronage of the highest class, and the proprietor of which is retiring with au ample fortune. An amalgamation, which will tend materially to the reduction of expenses, has also been arranged with the Brighton Club and Norfolk Hotel Company (Limited). The direction of the present undertaking is very respectable, and is beaded by Viscount Ranelagh. Of the capital of 100,0001., in 10,0(10 shares of 101. each, a large portion has been subscribed prior to the issue of the prospectus. The report of the directors of the Scinde, Pun janb, and Delhi Bank Corporation (Limited), to be submitted at the first general meeting on the 1. December, states that the capital hitherto called up has been profitably employed, both in Loudon and in India, as well as in exchange operations between the two countries. In accordance with the resolution adopted by the directors of the /lank of Otago, to reduce the nominal amount of the shares from 1001. to 201., fresh certificates will be ready for issue on the 23rd inst. The capital of this bank will uow consist of 25,000 shares of 201 each, of which 21 is paid. FlltaT Consols, which closed 'video - lay at 913 to I. ex div. for the 3rd Deoamber, c lo sed to-day st 913 to if. For money the but price was 923 to with div. The official bulkiness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 923, 4,d ; ditto, for account , 91f, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90#, 3, # ; New Three per Cents., 903, 3, # ; Thirty Years Asps., 1886, It#, ; India Stook, 223 ; ditto Five per Ceut. stock, 108 j, 1; ditto Bondi, par, 75., 55., prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed` rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1144. Olean Marine sham were last quoted to-day 134 to I prem. i.Thaines and Meeeey Marite, 4i to f prem. ; Oriental and General Marine., ll to 14 prem. •, Commercial Union, 3 to 31 prem. h' • Unitersal Marine, par ; and English and Scottis Marine, I to I prem. Lund Mortgage Bank of India shares were last quoted 3 to 34 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 3} to 4 prem. ; Mantis Metal Company, 11 die. to i rem .; p Gloucestershire Smelting, 1 to Fem. ; Constantinople aud Alexandria Hotels, to 2 prem. ; National Steam, 5 W 54 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 54 to; prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to f prem. ; East London Bank, 24 to 34 prem. ; and Australian Land and Mortgage, I to 1 prem. A recovery took plies to-day in United States Government Bonds. There were aleo more inquiries fur Canada. /01LUGN SAILI 9 / 1 1/11. 99.1 14 I RAILWAYS. I Cl. prior. 1 Ilea 14 el Amami, t aaarream 40 all 1..1194.1L4.1 1 :: 8 1 all Adele& 1 .749§141u p.a. 1 Iq 1 i 20 V &Arno o.llostberalL I Ms pm, 10 Se Cope/have (Usoltak par pas IS 11904graw, tatotonoa re de 100 19 Daaabarg a Witapak(L -- ed. t) U l DM& Mad& l.l 11.4 s 90 all galas al Yams 1 19 10 10 ail linlampaa. 4p. ar 10 al gni lw•Wau ' 111 111 111 10 aa Mir Smaallas .. • , 2 1 : a s fl l ir ia. i t ell e t: ; 21 1 i 81 le all • a ' isk •; 14 dl SLAW &Arm& / p,. m IS li Ds. GA ; 91/ f par e poi 10 all Nan74o•4 Truk fut , 8 9 id 99 all 0444BaaaNaureaLldla) 14 12 1 11 10 all Pa" licaa. aalKaell : 27 SS es IS all .IParla red Odour .s 8 SO 90 MI low aad a. 9earia./1 , 17 Id RI al IN. awl Duarbass 90 ell Rua Demist —.. 14 311 8 all Maud dwell& — 4alDa I par anal— -10 all Iran awl Na... _ '2O al Da. par ear& R d 1 1 lire , 10 II Wpm* 1 pm. 21 90 all Da. do.. lll 221 1 f 9 all lurVamilea fa le U 1/..id roni7perotp dia l IR A at Mum—. I 7 110 90 0 Sarin smi Samos 0 9e all Do. do. l4 II — l 9 all Welllleisas a 71 :d. xd all Ils: 111 pre aaml. — Pral . 11 151 1 -- n all aal:al. W. at Inaa. so It I •-• TOE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK ENWELL THE STRAND NEW HALL AND ITS PROEM.- RITRAORDI- NAST ICUS IN count Mr H'f , " l,4 Hag of 7, Rod Lion sows, Holbert), one of the auditors of the Strand Music Hell Company (Limited/. aid Ow a collector of the Weed revenue for the garish of St. Pancras, attended before Mr. I/Rya:o'lft, at the in. @twee of the secretary of the °mosey, to show man why he detained a number of proxy papers Wang* so the chairman and directors of the shove company. Mr. Sleigh attended to rapport the oomplaat, end Yr. Ribton was for the defendant. Mr. Sleigh, in opening the case, said that it would be in the recollection of the court that he had applied far wed dr Weed a mammon. °Olin upon Mr. Hall to show sass why he detained a number of proxy rapers belonging to the Strand Mask Hall Company, nod detaioed them netwith 'boding a formal demand had bean made to blot for their restoration. It was mach to be regretted that the time of the overt should lie taken up by web • matter. bat the emu:mu were °Propelled to is.. Us, se &speedy course for the recovery dostisin pieces of which had been improperly taken and whisk wens paper . THREE FARM-MAIM DgitTILOYISD. Extreme7.lar was c7cerieioite7l throughout the Yorkshire Welds oe Wednesday night sad on Thu day, owing to three simultaneous and most destructive lime of an incendiary character. Only a few weeks ago, as reported at the time, a very salient fire occurred in the stockyard of Mr. Borders, of Thwing, when very great damage was doer. The fires on Wednealay night were at Buttorwiek-owlie- Wolds and Boythorpe, I. the immediate neighbourhood of Miring ; hence the alarm was considerably enhanced, espe cially as the The ing fire has never bleu satiateetorily traced to its perpetrator, the party arrested having been set at liberty. Tae present triple dingier may be briefly related as follows :—Mr. Anderson, aa extemive farmer, reeding at Butterwick-on-the Wads, had a few friends—neighbourie farmers—et his house on Wednesdayay t. .The P who are sufferers from the present wetZ preeset, namely, Mr. Hall, Batterw, and Mr. Anorexia and Mr. Speak, of Boytborpe. Each of these gentlemen have what I. celled their " high barns' upon each of their extesuive farms. Them barns are in reality separate and distinct farmsteads, off on the Welds (away from the villages), where cattle are boomed, sad certain Factious of farm praime consumed. Mr. Anders" about eleven o'clock, went out of the home, bet immediately rebutted and startled the company by wing be had seen ell his stacks on fire. Others then went out, and Mr. Riby, another farmer, discovered that Mr. Hall's nooks were also burning, about a quarter of a arils diorama. A third gentleman also at the same time, exabiroad that he saw Mr. Speck's stacks on fire, fully is the opposite directioa. The alarm of the nowt firm, end the triple dieomery of the night, induced a belief that some plan was afoot for firing the stacks of the whole mighbourbood. Horses were quickly saddled, and asesseogers sees to warn the neighbouring farmsteads and villages, and the various parties concerned each departed to the scene of his own ninfortuee. Each of the " high berm" has its regular set of cattle sheds, Be., but only in one (Mr. Anderson's) had soy cattle been put op. Oe 'Meg to release them, it was found that previous to firing the Meeks, the doors of the sheds has been throws apes, but as the fire drove directly towards there the cattle refused to fees it, and could sot be got out. The placer, therefore, had to be pulled down from the other side, in order to save the stock. From the owing to the great bold el the fixes, 'Be bleak position, and general absence of water, it was ?cued utterly impossible to save any porticos of the property ; aod as engines would have b ass aesises, nom were sent for. On Mr. Hall's farm there were eleven corn stacks, of which Mx are entirely burnt, along with some of the sheds. On Mr. Anderson's farm the corn, with the exception of one wheat stack, had bees threat ed out, bus the remaining Mack, and the whole of the straw, in entirely consumed. Oa Mr. Spook's farm, the state of things is precisely as is the set named, with the additioa of the destruction of the buildings. It I. stated Mr. Hall is unwed in the Imperial Office ; Mr. Anderson, in the Sun ; and Mr. Speck, in the Yorkshire. TM ir - ; were hernial the whole of Thursday, sad, high upon the weld biEs a. they were, were seen almost through out Die East aiding. Dariog the day vast numbers of =t.lilted the plaom, and it may be said a DOOM of rity has seized on every farmer in the neighbourhood. As to the qnsation of damage', it ma hardly be deter mined 'chairman/my value osa mimeses& it. The total destruct nos of the yeses modem of straw macro the high wolda is of itself a selsfortum altogether irreplaceable. There is, at present, so minim that 700 quarters of earn (wheat, oats, and barley) have been destroyed, sod the straw, in week a position, is almost limitable. The damage must he at least 2,00 W. _ _ MALTON. FRIDAY KORNIS°. Last night, la the vicinity of Weaverteorps, in the neighbourhood of the three conflagrations, Sergeant Had ' dos, of Norton, arrested a man named Jobs Sherwood, alias " Snaillieg Jack," a notorious coil " rugger." This man. it is aseertained, was in the neighbourhood of the Ms, although it should be stated, so one was seen about say of the places when the fires were first discovered. It may, .however, be mentioned, tb a t Sh erwoo d (oe whom sespicsoa falls) is the same man that was arrested for the miring firs. mid discharged. The prisoser, it is es mil he examised here to-morrow (Saturday).—park DEATH 111011 Loci Jaw.—A singular instance of &Mb fres loskjaw osserrad at Etowah cu Thursday BIOS A lad asinsd Dabridga woobing fader. staplss, of Naribetreit, bad blared bb foot by lamading email, and afterwards strain* himself is aklasvb to carry a sack m. dews, lockjaw sugued, ifsish wind h • —Wester* Tim CHILD MURDER AT HAMPSTEAD. 0030IIITAL OF THE MOTHER TO NEWOATE. (TREB DAY.) This morning Dr. Lenkester resumed an inquiry at the Dake of Hamilton Tavern, New End, Hampstead, relative to the discovery of the dead body of the newly-born female child, the illegitimate daughter of Fanny Susan Wolf, cook in the service of Ni.. Cockburn, of 30, Helaine. perk, which was found, supposed to have been murdered and oonsesled is a drawer, on bar seistreeee premises. The jou returned a verdict of " Wilful warder" apical Fanny Sumo Wolf, end the exam Weed his warrant of costa:tel, to be pat loth operation after the magisterial investigation. Impactor Webb then conveyed his prisoner, who is is ooly 24 years of age, to the police-court, end placed her before the magistrates. The magi.? rates, %owever, were of opinion that, as the calmer had lamed his warrant for the committal of the pri. scaler to Newgate on the charge of wilful murder, it was aeoecessiuy for that court to interfere, end therefore de. alieed to take any evidence. The primmer then took a painful leave d her Meade, end was conducted by Inspector Webb to • cab which was in readioem, and by him at coos conveyed to the gaol of Newgate, The Berlin papers annonnoe that the late King Denmark's morganstio wife, the Countess Danner, is about to leave that country, sad take up her resideoes with some relatives in the Pi amiss district of Minden. Tan PRISON MINI:Mina BILL —The West Riding magistrates, on Thursday, met at Wakefield to discus the propriety of appointing, under the Priam Ministers Bill of last session, • Roman catholic chaplain to the West Riding House of Correctioe. By the casting vote of the el:einem the aoart decided in holm of the appointment, bet upon the question of salary they were tumble to end upon any mood, and the subject will therefore hays to be considered upon some future amnion. FUNERAL OF ran Rev. PROFIPMOR WCAI7L. D.D.—Yenterday the mortal remains of the Rev. Alexander Vaal, D.D., professor of Hebrew Exegesis and Ecclesiasti cal History la Eines College, prebendary of St. Pant's, and rector of Bt. ue, Loadoc-bridge, were interred in Ilford Cemetery, an impcsiog dernoostra. Mon of respect from • vast number of distinguished pro faners and old pepih. ATTIMFTZD MURDER AT ALIERBHO/7.—On Thurs day • plasterer, • satire of Exeter, named Bartlett, came to Aldershott, by his own statement, to have an interview with his wife, who has been living there as a prostitute for soma time. He found her at the house of • Mrs. NW, and appeared to be on pretty good tents with her. He had been is the house shoat two hours when it wee smelted that she and several other pinions who were there should go and have something to drink at the Trafalgar beerhouse. They socordiogly proceeded them, god three of them entered the best-shop. Bartlett, his wife and another person remained outside. Sod denly, and without any remark, Bartlett mend his wife, and threw her down. She cried " Harder!" and on the bystanders raising her up a pool of blood was discovered or. the ground. It was found that her throat was frightfully cut. Medical men were immedi ately sent for. The first who arrived was Dr. Shoolbraid, a surgeon residing in the town. Shortly afterwards Dr. Forteith, of the Royal Dragoons, was in attendance. It was then found that the woman's throat was cut in three places ; one wound had partially severed the jugular vein and also the windpipe. The medical men succeeded io tying an of the principal arteries, but there appears, from the condition of the woman at 9 o'clock yesterday morning to be not the fainted hops of her recovery. Bartlett was immediately secured, and a rinse stained with blood was found wit h • few yards of the spot whose the women ' bad fallen. On the way to the polies-station the prisoner said if his wife died he should die happy, as be rime down with the intention to do for her. He also said he should ask the favour of bong allowed to go back to Devonshire, his native county, to be executed. He is about 27 or 28 years of ar. Tun Nan STRAYER ALLIANDRA.—The Messrs. Laird Brothers, of Birkenhead, have just headed over this floe steamer to the London sod North Western Railway Company, for whom she was built, to (be added to the fine fleet already rinsing from Holyhead to Dublin. The ship is 210 ft. lon, 28ft wide, and 16ft. in depth of hold ; engines of no ernainal horsepower sat lier paddles in motion. She is of do/state tons register. Her design and the symmetry of her fans give her a most pleasing appearance, and her internal !Wimp cannot fail to satisfy the dawning by her. The Annals en this line an now very busily employed. About 14,000 animals passed through Holrboti to Doglasd during the month of October, all in the railway composes 041,67.1. We hese now in the United States M least two hundred sad thirty-five gemmed hcepiteb for She use of the soldier% eselateies about eighty thousand petiestu—Nne Yo►k Wadi. Another fleet of Russian vemeela is expected to merino le ear Winer shortly. It is reported that (oar hoe d-Welk Alpe, her irst-elses it... frigates, and her mailer verde, lett Oreeseedt sad Sehodepel ee the 18th alt., Weedier the Urged fieetea.—Ziar York paper. NINEB.-(71118 DAL) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. East Caradon and Wheal Beton shares are in demand, and have risen ; the former are now quoted 25) to 26, and the latter 175 to 180. Clifford ♦malgamated are also better, at 37 to 1. Zest Russell are flat at tg- to and Great Fortune are still premed for sale. Wert Chivertun are quoted 55 to 56, and Nangiles, 29 to 30. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous quotations. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : • The metal market, although set so active as a forted#4 ego, is still very good, and the high rate of interest has Yol but s slight effect en prices. Iron : Welsh bars rank firm at previous quotations, and the urns remarks en applicable to 8: iffordshire qualities. We have to report ggrree►►t excitement is the Bonn pig line market. Sena ductuatiess bees taken plies, but the latest quantities an very good, manly, 62.. 9.1. cash and 63a. 9.1. eon, Copper : The market is steady sad sothist under glad quotations from fine hands, speculators, however, are wili ng to scant a Vile ander croeherie price*. Business is tocsin is ogle fed. Burrs, 1001. ; Haptinds. 1021., bath prices minimal. Tia.—More basins, Use been den is lonise, but prices ban an improved. We quote Strain, 1131. ; 3 months prompt, 1141. to 1131. ; Bans. 1171. The Dutch market is flat, at 48 d. Faudin obtainable freer W. to ill. nadir °Sail priest Tin-ea —Priem are well maintained, end, if smithies, in es favour. flood en* plates mane 23a dd. to 2ta. is Liverpool. sad channel, Ms. Lied is steady, with a fair anoint of benzoic Siolior. —The market is a shade drain, a good busbies' lumbar Ines mend at 181. for Loudon week, while for favearke binds I. Hall 181. 2.. 6d. has been paid, with further buyers : sellers eked 181. bas. At the Fortuna Mine meeting, yesterday, the directors were recommended to call a special meeting to tame into consideration the propriety of increasing the capital by 15,0001. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 9,2161., being 91. per share, arising from profits on Wei of coppea ores sampled in the mouths of July and August last. After payment of the same there remains in hand a balance of 22,5181. 9e. od. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ITRIS DAY.) (IT immix kip Eitintakeit. meows.) (nom oul owl 001111211VOIDINT.) Mark** reline firm, sad gibe srm y foot op 6,000 Wee, halt of whisk will be ter meeo sod export. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIEI DAT.) The sorbet is akesdpat the seaweed quotidian : Timm lwllow, Cs. 3d. ; Petersburg T.O. a tho spot, 41e. ; ell the year, 425. 9d. ; .Jasowy to Ilaitth, 43e. 9d. ; Monk. 44e. 6d. ((maser AVEZAOrS.—Town tallow, 43e. 9d. ; tat ditto, Ste lid.; yellow RWISIBIO. 44e. 3d. ; melted 32a. Bd.; rough filial', ltle. ; tallow grooves, ; dregs. 7e. 51 HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Yam Ha.vey sod &Moe report a barge supply. Trade doll at last dby's prime. Priebe meadow lay, 70.. to Oft ; oeserior ditto. 84a. to 925. od.: u roma, 60.. to 70.. ; dower, old, 96e. to 110.. ; ditto, mecaid eat, 90a to 109 s. ; Meow. 25e. to 312 a COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) All kiada of produce in vase are &bambini. Fur apples ire uareo'ly supobtd prices for them are lower Una last week. Impc.rted grapes ream 6d. to Is. per lb. Of foreign midoos there is a good stock. There is also a good supply of Chaumootel, Glou Monsen, Monsieur I. Carr, sod 13scrrE Die! peas. Some good samples of Ribeton pippin and Cox's orange pippin apples mar ■till be obtsiord. Kant cobs are good ad plentiful. New St. Michael °rasps realise from be. to 10s. per 100. Foe potatoes the merhot is still heavy. Cut dowers Chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, primroses, nsigtonette, and roses. A from letter Vienna says :—" Young Prince Paskiewitech arrived here this morale( from Vomit* lathe custody of a police commissary sod a coetideetial aleer. The prince was akin sea baths, and was officially interned three weeks since that be was to be mot to reside fee a term io some town iu the interior ; but he was allowed to continue his baths oe parole. The town of Gruen is mew named as the place of residence of the prince, aad it is se. derstood that the awn of his detentia is to be tread to his connexion with t►e Polish revolution." Professor Stern&le Bennett is to deliver a omen of musical lectures at the London Institutioe on Tarok evening, Feb..ls, 22, 29, and March 7, on the " Dvamalia Music of France, Belgium, (: ermaey, an d REPREISLKTATIOS OF BUCKlNOliAtltliiitt. —Them are two candidates sow in the held for the repreesetatien et this county, rendered vacant by the elevation at the death of hie father of the late member, the Hon. W. G. Caven dish, to the peerage as Lord Chesham. Mr. Robert Bate son Harvey, of Langley-park, Slough, a gentleman of large property. and brother-is-law of the Duke of Buckingham, canes forward in the conservative interest, and Dr. Lee, of Hartwell, has in redemption of • pledge that be would naver see the liberals unrepresented in a count y election, solicits their suffrages. Dr. Lee in his address esys, "although sot pledged to any party meuuree, he should generally support the precept government. As a member at the Pee w Society, and of the Peace of Maims* Society, be prefers arbitratiou to weir, at the same time be espresso his approbation of the volunteer trimmest. He would sup port the Permissive Bill for the suppression of the Liquor Traffic on Sundays, and of the Beerbowe System. He is in favour of vote by ballot." The writ for bolding the else. tiou has not yet bees received by the high sheriff. ROME. —Tug LATEST CONITZReIOPI. The little Jewess, °micas Gegli, nine years old, whose abduction by • procurer and treader to the convent of the Catechu mens bees been reported, has, despite the desperate efforts of the parents, at leegth been bsptieed. On a petition by the Jewish community of Rome, addrused to Cardinal Chigiorie, superior of the eetablishruent, and whereto he was adjured to restore the child to its disconsolate parents, be amply wrote the word befell tread), and the day afterwards the of orris of Beene announced to the world the conversion of the child. Al though a papal bull prescribes that an Israelite can only be baptised after having previously been instructed for two years, yet in thle owe haste was made to administer this forced baptism after three months. The child received the name of Maria Vieemeri. and her godmother was the MarehimseasCavattelli.--JewirA Chronirle. ---•- RAILWAY TRA/TIC RECIII/Ts.. —The traffic receipts of railways is the United Kingdom amounted, for the wet coding the 14th of November, on 11,01 miles, to 364.0104. and for the correspoodieg week of lint year. on 10,5711 mile% to 525,3604, showing an imams* of 430 miles, and of 38,620/. is the receipts. The gross receipts en the (*Bowleg 15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7.790 miles, to 449,1504, and for the oorrespoodieg week of 1862. no 7,596 miles, to 42.3,4 ti/.. showing es incense of 194 miles, and 25.7314 in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonia amounted to 1.1611. ; os the I:reat Eastern to 2,M.; es the Great Northern to 13101.; on the Great Western to 3,5111. ; on the Lascashire and Yorkshire to 2,42.44 ; IS the Logsdon and North-Weed et to 6,172/. ; oa an hoodoo sod South-Weitern to 1,106/.; on the Ilitommeter. Sheffield. sod Lincolnshire to 1,4031. ; on the I.l4lerid to 2.1061. : on the North British to 799/. ; on the North- Eastern to 2.5364—t0ta1, 27,01 1 0/. But from this c 1 1.., be deducsed 624/., the deceivee es the Great Mothers. end Western ; 4614 on the Leedom, Brigham, and Moth Govt; and 2741. on the Boath.Emtern—together, Maim the Moron's m above, 25,7311. The goods and misiersltref6o on Mom lie.. amonsted to 264.379/. ; and for the &NM opoodiog week of 1882 to 248,4934, showing as Menem* of 15,9804 The imolai for poseengers, parcels, de., smoueted to 184,7864, spiral 174,9361.. shelving ea iscreese of 9,8514 The traffic receipts ea 63 other lines 11 , 1 quite.% es 3,216 miles, to 114.61111., and for the eorrespoading week of last year, ea 2,962 miles. to 101,932!., sheets( an reeves.. of 256 Mille, acd of 12.9494 in the receipts. The tidal receipts of the past week show a decrease of 8,060 i. as compared with those of the 'receding week. ending tilt 7th iash _S