The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

they blerid away furiously in honour of Wawa Inmost. This, in • quiet street, is • fashionable quarter of the town, was also something sew foe an Fogi shman. I was forcibly struck by the extreme order and decorum by which this as well as most of the other election meetings was characterised. Coe party rarely if ever seems to make an effort to carry disturbance into an assemblage of the other. Is this immense audience one man only cried "No" when the resolutions were being put, and he was invited to come down to the platform and giro utter. &see to his views, but declined. I have said thus much about the meeting at the , Academy of Music, because it was one of the last and greatest efforts of the rerubliean party. Saturday 1 , was generally devoted to the more silent work of , organisatioo. On Sunday Dr. Bellows, the Unitarian, and thou Ward Beecher, delivered political sermons I to crowned audiences—the one in the morning and the other in the evening. The latter has earned for Ins church amongst his opponents the title of the " Church of the Holy Rifles," in allusion to his efforts to raise subscriptions to purchase Sharp's rifles for the emigrants to Knees. He has discarded the pulpit, and preaches from • platform, provided simply with a low desk; he stalks about on it tram end to end while speaking. The building was crowded to sut fixation, aisles asd *IL He memo to rely on none of the professional aids to which our ministers in the old world cling so dearly. We were horrified to see him mount the platform with his greatcoat on, and wearing a common black tie,and a shirt collar hanging limp nod disordered about hie throat. His subject was the connexion between liberty used re:igion, and the discourse was of course made to bear upon the " coming event." Christians were called upon to protest by their voles against the extension of any system which p ted • man's being as much of a min uhe could possibly be in this world. The style and delivery were more those which we are accus tomed to consider appropriate for a speech than for a sermon. His tone and phraseology were rather too energetic and secular for those who look for nothing but doctrine from the clergy. Mr. Beecher is essentially a " soldier priest," a man of immense combativeness, but combativeness ordered and disciplined by chivalry of the highest order. I have seldom heard anything more powerful than the terms in which he replied to the attacks of those who find fault with his meddling with the affairs of the world in his sermons. The audience were far from preserving the sobriety aid solemnity of demeanour by which congregations are generally characterised. When anything good was said, there was as audible home( admiration through the building, whispered comments peeped about very freely, and no one seemed to have any hesitation about smiling right and left. The discourse, I should think, was likely to do more for Fremont ;ban a dozen of stump speeches, because it reached and affected people upon whom newspaper articles and speeches do not mike the slightest impression. The republican party, it is agreed on all hands, have lost the election partly from their political virtue, their scrupulousness, their determination to come out of the affair with clean hands. "They needed," to less the expression of one of their number, " a little lees early piety, end rather mere profane swearing amosget them." Their opponent. bribed, tor/opted, slandered, used every kite's dodge, clean or dirty, without a sheds of Wetted's. Enter prising Irishmen, who, Moths beige & et berne,were ready to sell their votes as asesse—and they constitute no contemptible portico of the island body—were turned away enipty-haedsd, as whit s mend re buke, by the Free-eceil agents while the Beetweeeites welcomed sad petted them es the back. No weeder if the "patriots' of the Emerald Isle were dis gusted by the emekelless severity of Colonel Fremont 's ersipwimee, sad shrank in horror from allying theemetwe with the party of the U• 1111, the friends 01 4 = and Bible Beadle% tbe abet sad htleillent skims. who still shirts's e be = I,...r a t i =lby fin England aid her satiny have been at home le net its ail ipelltleel =stem Is masses, sad midst the planes of leaden, It Is in vain to preach or write he them here. They vote the " riglar dinweratio dime; wherefore they cannot tell; but so their " lathers" ordain. Even here the phrase "Celtic liberty" is now used to designate that peculiar species of freedom for which Meagher end Mitchel wen ready to go to the gallows. Mr. Tat has undertaken leer the present the um swoon ei Ifs. Doese's basiares. Active rowan; is favour of a bill ear reernag the IN et est presest Maw hen horsey heiblbeisbe are being iikan. so (Athinunin) believe, es es to mow Ise it a ►ete vemption t• t►o eosin emits of puniness t►oa t►i ►in sot with Is t►o last. Sir Williams Temple's milleation of antiquities left Midi*, by the Mil's. laat Thursday, sad will be Is Eoglaad 'beat Saturday Ilto 29th last. The British adamant is beginning to experience the adreatage of the labours of its sew superintendent is the Natural History I/ aide. At the College of Bargees' there l i feu tesperfsel skillet= et the epistle Mos of New &gaud (Dominos sigemissa), but with the eposimem mostly *eight hem the North I.lusd,N.w Zeslaad,hyldr.Msatell, Praftleel Owm Imo bees esabied to head up • perfect ske• Lem of the Klephast-footed Mee (Disareis eliplienropue) lbe es,rmeve aevelmoseest of ths lap of this mestere is me of the most siogsleir features te be head is the whole bird desettaa. tit peseet spesimes is set retell as that of Me Diwinits lerailllll. but it gives tits impreselee el hevieg base • more ilsomideble mina. Formidable es it might hem hese, It appears to hem had me 'hamar with sea, without wigs to dy or feet to mire, mad ear deed is ea M oder position. Net • siagle liviag Diezrais hie yet hosa dimmed, but home *gist r podigioes geeetitiso. Ths German journals anaonoes that tho " SAS &mimes" at Gehlut has his. puratiood, s the 11th of No vember (Balait's biathdsp), fats sum el 2,100 He br the Leipzig aebillervereis. Toe " flehillentubs" Ms that meeled tbe dosser of tilling Into profane bands. An o►iginal picture by Raphael, belonging to the /Loyal Collition, has beet lately rowed trot• eilivisa et lisesptos Court. /teems (*aye the Athenesurs) le be the portnit of Raphael by hi own bond , which was described by Pusaviat la hi tow iallagland as sailing is /Lewis ton Police at the time of his Vivi% Sines that period smarty of the choicest pictures hare bees limited to Hunpten Court, In order to afford the pablie a free enjoyment of thew, and this appears to bare been cyolooksd It the tressit. Tits words " Urbino...fa." ar Lasaibed on a buttes of the painter'. dr• as. The new Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Joseph, Corkermouth, will be opened oa Thursday seat, the 25th test, by &asap Hogattb (Ileahano). After the ertaiag, Pailip Howard, Esq., sf Corby Castle, will preside at a dialler, to be gives at the Globe la., fa bosom of do *cession Dr. Live ,tone, fit celebrated traveller,!wes ex pected hese by the fickle, which arrived at Boethenptoe ow Musky, sad several peatleraew were is atteadsece at the desks to resolve ►in. No ono ea board, however, bad lewd saythlag of the doctor. Tai BISHOP OF RIPON'S FAILWILL Os liseday last the Lerd Bishop of Ripen preeease his fuewell memos at the Cathedral, Ripon. Hie lard 'hip took for his test the Ma verso of the let ehapter of Calseasse, sad delivered se el , quest sad afestiseale Mar wenn to a very crowded coagregatiow. Arasplisgis as. Heat 'Wes, the Worshi Om the Meyer (Jobe IL. Willem. ). eitemeseiet by the other ashore el the seesell, aid the usual milieu of %Heart, aticadea divine seed's at the cathedral is &edgy morning last, betels the bit Beebe eller the Mayor's iseepretioe.—larbbire Go wns. Tin Wavrites IN Dammam& Aa sulfa Descants doers from Leaden, writes as DA somidele—"l have bees la South Dena five weeks, without • dowse or a cloudy day; bestir. one day, *bootleg the tout. What with real of and, sod sands, of body, 1 Mara to Louisa like gent refnsbed." We cite lino letter la proof se the lovelies sof oor tonna. N-thieg see *need the penal bawl el on Lead/capes —lVesiens Timm AMID/ST TO Si. JOSS HAilt.—Wie regret f• state that yesterday (Friday) Ronda& Sir Jobe, whilst hastily desseadtag • back staircase of hie masses is Westat•sper-Ware, to take tbe nil fee Debbi. fill down the inner ponies of tbe Sight, sad glishisg ea his islt side, freetand tbe is. join below thedasslise. Sir Jotta's vale, who was sykreillsg his, at ant mimed, Isom the appeaser:eel his nest , r, that more unless bad conned, bet bevies raised ISO is mesa rallied. Dr. Ptleg. the worthy wow stisadaak was Immo drunty sew f r; sad the Arm aster* of the Wary ha s = atei been menee, the limb was At. sad Sir Jana Is e to be pic/7111114;111 1141 fa as sac be ressesebly se. peed. The WO eaten Is IND Ms bell by all duns is Weston, hes poreisiell sslisesd syssilsetk. 4 2 his referiess, sad asslely in his epesdy issemiry.— lierey. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF QUEENS BENCH. loan CA II YID MI MS 00121112112 MID WA TIN 11W =IMF IOSTICII Or Till COMMON PLIAS. At the 'Animist the curt, this aoraiarb Sir Alumni's Cockburn, the newly-eppelated Chid' Judos et the Own woo Pius, took the sails el allegiance, sapreany, and abjustioa, on his elevation to that distianaishad aid 1.- portent judicial ogle*. The cerewooy wee* witnessed by • very large number of persons, the coin being res 7 snub crowded, although the swearing in took place as early as tea o'clock. ITOGII a APART' 10111/ SWT, AN LTTOWNZT.-LOl ON LW OTTON. MC Muddy said ho was =sire WS to apply es behalf filf Mr. Robert Smart, sa attorney of thm essrt, for a trade-' MU Manned to the torporadon of Snadetlead, ocrousaad ion them to award him sampessation for the lass of his eMeee es clerk aid Possum of the late commlesioaers for build iai the Mnintesth-bridge. In a similar ease, errs' coder the our set of parliamest, the court had fused a =andantes to the serporetiss. Lord Campbell—Tan ears yes mantles da Nei saes to be of a pentanes% Wad. Mr. Mrlsty—The comaierioseis were a perstrest body f bandits sad asalntaialog the bridge, and Mr. lima= had for many years held his two offices, reeslving lOL a year ea clerk, and about 61. additiosel in pervading, and 401. s yam as ergotism. The Buiderbutd Impromust Act of 1861 abalithed thee, office., hot enacted that all persons who lost t►eir Offiella wider its precision should re. rive eosspenestion. Lord Campbell—l suppose the Town Cumuli were to sat r 'mailgram to keep the bridge la repair. Mr. Maniety replied In the affirmative, Before the dot same late erratum In hugest, 1851, the Town Cowan offered Mr. Smart the appointesint of tromarer to the orporstlon, an office of similar value sad parterre, bat he declined it on the ground that his health was extremely bed, and that the dation he would have to perform were extremely error, mad sari header tar thew ottrolod to his Ammer offices. _ _ i:OriUiitiTull.LThe ogles appears to bs of the um* deserlptioa. Mr. Muddy—Probably It Is so, bat the salary Is 61. bus theta what ha rermired is tik former *Moo, whisk almost M odred so labour stall. _ - 10;?46.1ipaliZil; or aunely sat biessilf sp u sine 'grist. . _ — lli. Mustily did set Mead to pat the caw that way. Lord CalaphoWlisit has Mr. Smart dead dais Its il•flized the am olio 1361/ _ _ Kw. bes Ins dose **ism Lath rell—Tbea be is the thane With die meperrethe kerhawrNr lin imperative lee be rim Ido see Wet be seeks ear to be threw reged Y seehletttair elder iitheeee Ile sdls&. with Meta th wale mi zc that the theeerellee bed rased lopeoperly. Mr. sehalthed thee the Mg lathe bed takes plate wee es le the ebbs kr eemposablia Lord CuatheM—Tbere h arethely se mirth eathereleg the met tent wilds width web es mirth. should be made, bet it ie gm that It teeth be eerie IMO* a name able tine. Men Mk Meg daisy le weeM le eolith Mthe earLeratioe es on ups thee to glee oreeptheaties. . Julies Odridao—lf Mr. Mow bed palsied Is his eider at the time helm hie Ant Aloe. Me sliest ha* bus Wesel se thetas the eakey ' = " ese they offered * holm. et hood hi. taster t bet sew they aunt bra =do all their arreepthreth had Iffsibtal I smother yens* whim they math thethee is eller to *- wets* Mr. Sort. Bele retheeL COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MUMS Ul W140.-.1131.1111/1 CIUI7 /SRI= 0013/10211 AND tam= 1111 NIW 011117 JUSTICS. ID Almada Mukha?' this looming, at the stabs et the erut, took aced 'sheathed the oaths of allogisaes. abjuration. sad supremacy, sad leueellesely afterwards the beshisa of the mart proceeded sada the peskimay of Ws hada* THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SHAER L 1528.-21118 DAY. Two oftom The railway ohms market today Is gessrally rather better. Omit Western sleek is remarkably buoyant, and is marked as high as 671. Midland and South Eastern also show a &sided rise. The market is firm throughout. - French lines and Lo mbisdoNsnotka shares show groat &mums. 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Vs% 11.--The UweTed Nest imams Ms Isis =Wkly. a spew* ebb • delft tit. but dubs al Or kbraft lelless-1111110 up sar= Clider sel Ille4 Ilei—barmi Cliallw o —lmarlas awl TOMO% 93 —Woo awl nue Shaft ma fe „..„whavrii adilsta: Ili 1.11966 bate, f - 1 Th. following meetings of lituary mad siestifio societies ue flood to take plus la the sung oreolit—illoaday —lasting of Angulo, 7.—" Oa the rite of Wald Rothe U.. of Mosey In Ancient sad Modern Tinos," Port 1., by Mr ;Hodge. Royal Academy. B.—" Anatomy." by Pre: rot Pastriolge.—Geogrsphisol 81.—" Plea for a Further Bsersh after the Read= of the Punkin Expedition," by Lieut. Plat, R.N.—Letter from Dr. Vogel " Oa the Ivory Trede of Cued Atria, As." Tueday—Hortloaltual. 2 listearengloal, 7.—Oeseral sad Omura—limitation of Clod liprisesn, B.—" Oa Runt Inprevemoste I. Wan Mann." by Mr. Joilleg.—Zoologlesl, 9.-BelsatlBo Wed. aordsy—Maroseopitel, B.—Sonsty of Arts, B.—" Oa Lau Fibre.," by Dr. Reyle.—Royal lieelety of Masa" R. — British Ardasologlesl Assethalca, On the Ramat Disarray of ftszos Onus at Wizens, Is Derbyshire," by Mr. Botensa.—" On as Anima fatten Fauna.," by Mr. Cualag.—" Oa Rosso Ressmpsseals," by Mr. Vine , Irving. Tharsday—iloelsty of Antiquune, listurdey—Rotonleal, B.—Asalvereszy. ---- - - Ma. - BRUM; M.P.—Mr. Bright, M.P., loft Lou don as the 10th Met. for Pula, lataadies to shit mdellarvmds l• Make la the Holy Lai. Mr. Brlgh A t ri s a i beam. assemptaled W Mr. John Church Baskhome, the basher, who melds/ far acme Ilse la Mu My, sad seer hods—Thrlairs Ohromick. RAPHAEL'S CIASTOOIIII AT HAMPTON COURT.— MOM% those mamma wads ham bus fistuos "(abut the wall, sad se great was thew dm that he sees of my sad des seesselty It would have tem Impeedbia ta gal them teat of es shalom. Now, by mess si wory diegis sad dawn uschlsay, the earittess ere be did dews from Ibis easel twit to toad the grossl, mentsg as sadly with ha lms* weighs se the melt of ea .Massy stades. la mu of met fee artists ea study, Mee swiss works ass he is laded hem &s Mu la whisk they slid., mid be used roma Is sop direadea bull eallable to t he stsisel. liars Om Oh. tie "'doom themselves had bees laid epos lowly-me& Mona Midi may la ea fastest, by withal. testa& la detedeed I nes lb. trams • and the SUSUMU an eseeleeded wllk a last to ths o r a lit se se Is bled for med sad DM the melon h y, Is ferilitate the tramped BATIMAT TRArni..—Ths traits returns of mil ers,' in de United perks Ma the week sails" Nov. 15, anointed to 424 144/, asi ha the anemometer/ wield' lea year te401,0111. &Mal lalagilese a 23.132 L The grass resists fee the debt sal angs heels. their ter el sthe maws* aossamel M eibe week *sate as above to 180.4014 sal far the usestrealig weak of last you to 175,3744 AWN as imeeml at 6,1171. The Is amu ow tbe Redoes Womin Niste_t• 1,0461.1 ors the Gnat Westsra Is USSI.; is Ohs Leodes and Mall- Western to 1,410 L; ea ths Limbs mei Iledraell to 1601; as the lasdos, bights., smi South deml to 9081; ea du Leaks and 804th-Wass to 1,0161. ; and es ths lost-leamers to 3621 ; total, 7,2071 But from tide mut be Waded 1,9901, the dearames sa the Oust Nasitam, leads; the hoirtme as dui% "AWL TM n oritilis other Naos la the Halls& Mesita c A esemated la , sad for the esswspettleg period 1.116 to draft ea Mmes. a mum is ti.sers of then Ilme, AIM Wad Is Ihs haws es Ss isellaset les Ism makes Ma Noel losemes 21,1121., se mallard with the aseressatiieg weelt tali& Tax doom DURAN AID LiNGURfaa Jun- TION BAIL era Y.--111 mallog st pardissal &ratan and Beadsmen htereMN la the yrogoisd "Iles& Durban sr d lassesidn Janata Rallies," was boll se Taught, lit at Ilethy 'WM% whet Jabs W Bet Wes aided shaman, aM Rua, Proms. Rot, • 21 " r• w.re pa Ileess gierest Mu 11 Rifts/ aellase. Barnard Cant* sgeste, liiddieilmsagb, Os wad it I was msolased, :waived to pnwatslsaiMoraklsg with the utmost viva. We taimelesd Oat AWL sea sab outbid la the room, aM OM 'mew the adeerhedess were the folisulag :—Jeles Wshelbel. Req., LINA. ; Jo.. Passe, COM • Matthew Them Req., 6,9801. s Bauch. E"l.. dit.. 5.0001. ; Issas WM, Ea; , 2,6001. ; Beery Paw, Esq., 3.0001. ; John Whiewdl, Seq., 1,0001. ; J. J. Walesa, R.q., I,oool Waltemsdaed Outgo. Lawn AND UCILIIII2I BAILWAT.-01 Thursday lest, the committee of the asmass E laidadlag the thalnema, R. W. Blooms", Esq., We R. esr. Rea. .111: Rhodes Bloat, Bart., S. Dwane; J. Illisess, Bet, N. ..Bar chard. Erg , and B. Oodles. hail sa Islonlov with the Misuses ef Me Wald by whom they wed mot martsweely Ch The gell aist of the Madam was to shmia tram the GYM we/ Caw ray a misdates at 4 per oat apse is esdnalsi..thy et Meares ralleray. napless ass asealally DM tom. and tin stied et Ile Islordes m saes weeded M. es that the sew pajama lesser sla s a e daz: ask • aliestor r . an mmisiseados bade 1•41, —Siam &prom. , IMONBY MAREET.-THIB DAY. Two o'CLooz. The fends are remarkably buoyant to-day, and show a further the of 1 per oat. All the other departments of the Stook Exchange are also better. Consols were first narked 931 for the 4th Dee., and have since rhea to 941 to 1. For money the prim is 94. The Three per Cents. Redooed have been dealt in at 921 to 1; the New Three per Cents, at 921 to 921; Bank Stock at 217; India Stock at 225; Richequr Bills at 24. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 981. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced consider ably, being last marked 931. Other foreign stocks are firm. The sales include Belgian Four-and•a-Halt per Cents. at 981 ex di,. (exch. 25fr.); Breath= Four-and-a- Reif per Cents 1852, at 97; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 66j (exch. 1211.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., at 98i ; French Four.andn•Half per Cent. Renter. at 91fr. 500. ( exch. 26fr. 30e.); Rtuaian Fourand-a- Half per Cants. at 98; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 231 for the 28th inst. ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001 for the amount. We have eatiefection in stating shat there is a very good prospect, indeed every probability, of a large portion of the recent enormous implies of gold being sent into the Bank of England. Of the 108,0001. in specie brought in by the steamer Atlantic, a portion was mat on direct to Havre, only 80,0001. ooming to Londosorkich wee at once purchased yesterday for the Continent. The 557,3001. in gold ex the Lightning wee oleo delivered. About 412,0001. was taken for the Continent, chiefly for the Bank of France I about 70,0001. was promoted for purchase at the Bank of England ; and the residue remains on age. It would appear that the parties who are engaged in supplying the bullion re quirements of the Bank of France have made great exertions to provide the money necessary for the pur chase of the gold ex the lightning and Atlantic. In °magnolia of large low on stock being sought in the Stock Exchange for this exceptional papaw, the rate of mossy on Consols until Tuesday next ruled yesterday as high as 7to 7i per conk It is oonsidend that thee, panics, though enjoying the highest credit, will find it impossible to raise funds sufficient to buy any large proportion of the gold ex the James Baines, and in this cam the ben of the remittance will be sent at once into the Bank. Although no thing certain esa yet be said on the subject, it was believed yesterday is the beet informed quarters that about one-half of the heavy gold arrivals recently reported will ultimately be retained here. When gold in once purchased by the Bank, the continental buyer* can only withdraw it by paying the full fixed price of $l. 172. 10Id. pot ea. standard, or nearly lid. per ea. above the pries at which the supply now on sale in the market is obtainable. Considering this circumstance, and also that the immediate neces sities of the Continent will probably be satiefltd by the extensive remittances which are now being made to that quarter, there ie room for the hope that sash portion of the present supplies as is sent into the Bank of England will remain there. The amount of spate brought in by the Indus from Alexandria fa only 1,1502. _ _ There was no material alteration in the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon, but in several cams the tendency was rather lees favourable. The current rates are subjoined, vim.: Assoterdsm, 3 months, 11.17* to I; ditto, short 11.13; to 14; ; Settsrdam, S meame, 11.17 : 1 1 to 1; Antwerp and inessis, 3 swaths, 25.27; to ; asublift, 3 .she, 13.7 to * ; Paris, 8 atoedie, 26 to 62* ; ditto. I=3ll to 6; Masesilles, 3 menthe, 35.62* is 7}; owthe-lleiao, 3 menthe, 119; to } ; Pane -1 months, 375; Vkans. 3 months, 10.40 is 1; 3 months, 10.41 to 4'; Nall o sikmenthe, 43$ team, es ffenes, 3 menthe, 26.70 to 80 ; 8 son; Pidermo,;ll maths, 129* to t lII= UN* to 130* ; Oporto, 3 atoaft, 11l to *; Lbbemi 3 61* to*. The own market yesterday allowed renewed fiat.' nese. Sake of wheat could not be effected, unless at • reduction of is. to 2s. per quarter from last Maiday's rates. Floor was equall of y dull d sale, and oats declined la. The arrivals foreign breadateffe is London continue large, comprising this week 35,130 quarters of wheat, 12,810 of barley, 21,860 of oats, and 9,660 hernia of floor. To-day's list of arrivals off the coast comprises 7 grain laden vessels, making a total of 96 salved sines last Friday, of which 17 consist d wheat, 7 of Indian corn, sad 2 of barley. Imposters are willing to maks concessions, but, in the absonee of boyars, no transactions are reported is this branch of the market. The country markets held on Wednesday and yesterday were depressed. The advice. from moot of the French markets report a downward twedsmey. Letters for Sydney will be in time for transmission per the Star of Pea*, if posted in London on Mon day evesiog, and addressed foe that vessel, which is to leave Plymouth on Monday. An alteration is to-day obesrvable in the Stock Est:bungs official daily share list. A distinct place is henceforth to be sniped to " Colonial" shares, which hitherto have been classed under the bead Cl, "Foreign." The alteration will be recognised as as improvement. A tiosthampton edertspoadeit writes as follows: Ibe Leopold 1., son, steamer, 4416400 ems, asthma es Thar/day et Southearpeee, sad wealatto dry deck thellilla dl.. dm had oa board a govsranrom sommissisn lad der Odor, for the pupas of °bah*" lellemados= as eapebilltles of the port. It was Ildidmillto that them gentlemen bad the opportunity elf witinsedog their vessel pat es the blocks, ea it were, direct hem ere* as moommodadow that could be obtained at se ether poet is Europe. It is not ualikely that two other needs lssloagieg to the ;are company, of equal toning*, may arrive diarists the week, viz. th e Oesetitatioe. from Antwerp, end th e Belgique, hails New Task. The letter performed her voyage oat very expeditiemly, end I madmen& that all the vimele beloc gig, to this soaspeay have beessiesestbonsil eel improved under the superintendence ef Lisle: M. more, so that there is every probability el eleaklmshembi their voyegee to dais*" eel balk is a mallidaiNgammeml. The first call of 11.95. per share, making 24 12k paid, is to be paid on the shares it the Epsom sal Leatherhead Railway by the litho( December. A call of 21. prr share is to be paid on the diet issue of shares in the Vale of Neath Railway by the 13th of December. The third and last instalment of 150 f., or 81., is to be paid in Paris on the hoods of the Eastern Rail way Company of Freese by the 30 th last. Notice is given that the Berlin Waterworks Coop paoy is now completely registered, with limited lia bility, under the set of last session. Creditors of the Justice Assurance Society see re quired to prove their claims before Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, who will proceed on the 28th lest— to appoint en dada manager. The return of the Sank of Eagliad foe the week ending Saturday, Nov. 16, whom compared with the previous men, shows the Isilewiag results : Oireulaticia brae Circulacies active 19,1111,4119 Deems WON Public deposits 03016 Immo 223,618 Other deposits Geverimsat securities is basking dvarmeat of hee seeariha %waking department Coin and billion is both departments Seven day and ether bills 05,831 Nauss 14,013 The Rest Notes I. means • . The subjoined esktbite the =teat of the week's variations at oae view : Pablie deposits Other desalts lncrease .. 460,713 Notes sad bills la sirealsUca : de crease .. i 323,963 Rest On the other side of the assoist: Geverusentsenritini decrease .. 134,810 Other securities Coin end bullion ilieliNlNl • . 164,016 Total These changes ate of a snare satisfactory charac.er than thews lately witeessed. The Warsaw in the &pod% public end private, Is neck awe seaside. 101111/1$ ILAILWATL WI SI f ii ij pa to is is room.. 1 egllggil4l4 Imo 11. 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Mary a ruing imam well known M the pollen, was - lieure Mr. Leap, la the ensesel et Home, an _ y active et the D divides, No. U. shamed with telletring &Mae highway robbery, la eaai retlea with nary Harisioy, who woo brought ep as die seise sharps es Tlianday , Jas. Tipple , a learded Irma; 'oddly; at He. 30, Neettostrat; Meted that , in Weds... day Nett Whoa, had boss am haw mother, and about haltpest Welds* wee attuning home along Craw teed street, leirmas, when, os rosin Craw/tied-place, she wee kaseW dews by a sea. While in the paireateat the pdswierjusped as her stesseal, awash* woo held down by hr Nagaoka _Dratieiry. Th. know/ Neu& h er 'delved, awl awleseeurell to our ease et bur itaies away. HU e a the bruit of bow heed awl twilled her hair round Kr. Loag—Whe took year bonnet t Complalaaat—l can't say, your worship. I resisted ae wall es I could, and got up. I milt held of the saw whit banked as dews, and called out °Pell& Murder !" While I wee stesigliap with him, ewe oldie hassles ran away with say beano. I wee takes to a hems is a state et inseaelbility, sod my tees was covered with and. I hive &feted very mach ever slue. • Luton barley itorreborated complainaaVe ',ldeas', F.ilies.easetable Howe stated that be a Buckley es Wednesday skit, whoa - ha found hot wider her bed. Last (Friday) sight,, he saw the prime: in Qammiutreet. ghee eheerssd witasee, aid rya away. Wieser wait atter her andletapped hr. He told her tbs sharp spalast her, whoa she newsetted, " Poll Beckley has gibs spinet tee, es she bee, I Meek the !remain." If the prooser *timid be reasuded, he (How) weak! belay a witslllll forward who would pew the pe ruser slogs the bonnet. The primmer woo remanded for that seldom. DAMAO BOZOLAM truss WAUSIZLD.—Yes *day, a yang sea. eased George Dlorkbeis. seed lt r en=edr . Me 4 e l"ff riLei bthe w . ith th. lnykiS mg. =4 tbe *maw labs beggary : —it year oil Bee, wooed Maned Ilksalabra, sad lie wife, at War ai been bedridden kr sena inn, lire la • Mew stn Hill, es the Leeds and Wakeield Tlllll.lllll/AeL Oa Heady night they retired to net about dons Wank. About one "Oink IS the hibrwiag iamb& As dill awn wee awoke by liesdag nave sae tirethyla ibe nem, mad by the sway*: beekwaris ead hewer& d the bed awake& Oa collie( adds the tartan be saw a nos. with his fan blockseed, clopping from silo. the bed. itells_g that he was observed the fr Vow Jawed rep, sad Wits kb let la the old wen's face, sell, "Ups spook era wed. I eat your throat instostly." Ho this coed Ma is Me orill Y beld. aad inform his where be kept kis "Ob." cell the old man, how um yaw expect see. vibes las receiving parish relief ?" The taffes colked that he kaa w the old people hod nosey, and died Own were two Irishmen et the beck deer who would arise then both if they did net give this NOW The rid weals. epee this, to.* trot behind the heed of the bed teres savereisse s which she bad saved to pay for bee faaeral. sad 10e. white she bad received that day Ire. Ow parish as a fortaight's relief pay. The Milan, alter reassebbis the drawers for more booty, deeanaped ; hos Ile are=hee ISM bins, Se pu nd lateent Hall trued Uwe Me s*4ss to Bothwell Haigh, where be opprobraded bin ea Thew day sonieg. Both the old sepia Idenilled Ma. sad May also recogalsed his sea perm who bad called et Ildr bean sheet a fortnight billies be MOH his plink at whisk oesealos In asked Oda vbethor *ay gismo set Odd el belag robbed. Tito yaboaor was reanisd Neaday.— Nesidesar Otteraitil. VIBITOILO AT TOZWAT.—gir Jobs sad Lady Bea astray, sad Mr. sad tee Won Bdlifust, an niovals g at Apeley House. Blr J. B Bolus, II P., sad Lads Hal ler, remain at Webh's Eva! HoteL The bee. neaber, with Isis wowed activity, has, It will be nen, takes put la she assgieteslal butane .1 rot put week. Wesel Beenad 8. Pridsaas, Ban., sad Lady Prams; an waylay at 4, gallants tarsus. Tbe past elleet, M Thendey, leaded, without notice, the meal yarabeedthe gallant IMF ben of the Torquay Rifle Company; sad k s letter which be saarsesed to Capt. Bedew oa the Maw* d.y, sad whisk has bees pahlhaed, ha esseateed lb ishesadol si sthadles mg earyehe at " the very esedtalle IMMO/ Is 'high the mesammes ware eseeeted. seesekts sad sad staaelea et the whets vain par eapulateadesea." Mtn Bards* Ueda hes takes Woad heaheuee—the wears astressky at that mitiaikiet ape den of Barbell Caseest—der the +tater sealle g sal. sea a/display tM rem* mews, Ire may wades the Idisatag as s penis ot. the helhashie gee wits saw Maass Teclemy with shell pateeew:— unatsm Ihmaleir sad Deaner Lady Ileagrato,Theeeat sad irleseastsee Davao sad feady, Dowager Ldp Ch ae.B sad the Wks Beep, Lady Harriet Bentlaek, oh. laitee Lady Charlotte Neville Grenville. 1A.4 and Lady d'Enteby, Mr. sad Lady Joao Wane Chet yob and tastily, Sir George Balm and famBy, Left F. Roam sad Mr. and Mr.. Beaunitat Ilethes, Duty Desadea, Lady Aylmer, Nil Jaen W. liogi, Bust, We E. Heattee, Bart., sad Lady Heehaw end holly. Sir litarettler P. Wrey, Bart., sail Lady Wray.— Wahine - - PATINT LAW RE7OI3I.—A sasetisg wu hold at the Towo.boll, Ilosebeotor, yostaiday 'ming, to so soorialiso the Lord Cbeeerat to mono poll soushdoom 'niad of the permit low 0.111111. Tao chair woo takes by Mr. W. Parham, C 8., eel a memorial sad rerelattoes Is fives, of the aloft Sec orldeit the meeting vas maul were Moped. - 11 N It N NI IN 1 1 1 OD 10 : ii ii . 1e 4I 4b . 7•11 ii i /11 ; I $ ak. , I 1i 14 14 . SY If 111 Ifi 44 1 si UI is I 1. n rabic than the increase in the securities, and beam then is an addition of 466,3804 to the reserve d unemployed notes. The coin and bullion have ales increased by 164,0151. The large amount of the !tier " securities, however, indicates that the ap plications for accommodation at the Bank continued levY• PAYE OP ZNOLAND.—AIk piesrat le tbsl/01 TO soil Ilk Vie., U. tot W. w•sti cs 11150457. Nov. 16„ OK MAW food MOS IIIPA&V/MIS, 43.635,336 Onernaliat Debt. ... . 44015. 100 Olfar Pecerleal • 3.40.300 ow can Yid Baki kiaa36 atm Maass --- S a. 038,236 saoskas RAJZIII• DIPAIITIIin. E. .04461....A14.563.000 Clevassomat OimMin . .... u.; AM* ILited. DIM ',deg rairrxitiw.-.7.:12is my Div. um.) 4.124.763 Odd 0116 Shit Oda , 10,113,351 soleftarlies 06.831 P 3,741,633 Y. gyp. M. MARSHALL. mar Oirdsr. Ncn. SO. 1&4. FRIDAY EVENING. The stock markets opened with bonyaney, and Consols for a short time maintained a further rim of pee pent. Owing to the very active demand for 'honey in the Stock Exchange for the purpose above adhered to, a reaction of I per amt. then ensued, but the 'market regained firmness at the close, and the 4 o'clock quotations were the mine as those of yer terday. The late rapid improvement is thou remark ably well supported. Railway shares, after showing great donnas in the morning, fell with Consols, but exhibited at the close no material reduction from yesterday's rates. In the discount market there was also a brisk de mand for money to-day, but this was attributed in part to the bullion operations of the agents of the /ask of Francs. Consols opened at yesterday's closing quotation of 931 to 3 for the 4th Dec., advanced to 933 to 94, declined to 933 to 3, and were last quoted 933 to 3, the prim for money being at the same time 933. After the elms of the Stock Exchange the market was again rather firmer, the prim foe the amount being quoted 931, exactly. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 933, 3, 3, 3 ; ditto, for account, 4th Deo., 94, 933, 94, 933. Three per Cent. Reduced, 923, 3, I. New Three per Cents., 923, I. 3, 3, 3. Tti a 2 Years Annuities, expiring in Jan. 1860, 33. Stock, 215.. Three-ands-Half . per Cent Ex- eheqier Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869, 961 1 1.1. Fachequer Bills remain quoted Is. die. to 2s. prem.; and FachequF Bonds, 981 to I. In the foreign stock market a large amount of business was done. Turkish Six per Cents. reached 941 in the morning, and were subsequently marked as low as 921, upon a renewal of speculative sales. At 4 o'clock the price wee quoted 931 to 1, or 1 pee cent. lower than yesterday. After the close of the hones the quotation was 931 to 1. The Guaran teed Four per Cents, were marked as good as 1001, and left off at Kai to t, being the same as yoga , - day. Other foreign stools were generally firm. • The mint of Mr. E. F. eatteithwaite relative to the market for American securities is as follows : There bu been a moderate hulloes in American sioaritim in London during the past week, aad sellers are less nub= to press their secaritles on the market at the very low rates sew arrest for the best kinds. There has been a steady demand for Mack Control Coostructios Beads, sad a slight advance bas been mimed. Fremantle restate without chugs. The shwas have bees steady, sad slew a shade higher. Michigan Cassel Beads bays bees to more repast t►an of late, at a slight imbues. We note a considerable sale of Detroit sad Itilwaskie 7 per cent. Beads at a reduced kers, bet they met wit► ready barn, and are not sow °fad ander 70. The emigration anninimioners will receive tenders on the 27th inst. for the hire of a ship, which must be ready to receive passengers, foe conveyance from Plymouth to Adelaide, between the 12th and 191 of January. MINES.—THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In :the home mining stock market, shares in Great Wheal Alfred and. Great South Tolgus have been in principal demand, and show much firmness. Other stocks are steady. In the Stock Exchange to-day, Imperial Bmilian shares have been dealt in at 1I; St. John del Roy. at 183 and 18 ; and Sortridge Console, at 2!. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions is the Mining Exchange: AlfredConaolt, 161, ; Mug Doom 311, 32 ; Last Guest, 60 ; Greet Alfred, 10. 1,1; Great South Team, 14, 1. 131 ; Lady Bertha, 20u, 24. ; Rairawsrm sad Harland, 6. 1,3 ; Boorwars• Vetted, 60, 62, 66 ; Sortaidia Cre s ols„ a ; Vale a Tory, 13s. ed. ; Whaallialward, 2 ; Wheal 4 414 7. 6, I I. i• In the Stock Exchange : &Midge Console, 2i, ; Great Wheal Alfred, 101, 1, 1 ; Great South Tolgu., 131, 1,1, ; Drakawalls, dd. ; Lady Bertha, 20s. In the metal market, the demand for copper is very large, and the smelters decline to take orders except upon the understanding that the price charged shall be that which is ruling on the day of delivery; and of course consumers are very unwilling to enter into engagements with such uncertainty al to pries, wipe d4ly as the smelters are not able to promise delivery for some time to come, their books being full of orders yet unexecuted. Manufactured iron continues dell, and prices in favour of buyers. In Scotch pigthe shipments have been very large for some weeks, and, the stooks having been rapidly reduced, prices save advanced considerably. Lead is without alteration. Speller has advanced and stooks are small. Tin is very well maintained and the market is very firm. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET DAY. The market b Era ha all positions. Towu tallow quoted Ht. 3d. matt sash ; Petanburg Os the soot, 67.. 9d. to 634.; Nomushar and Damn boor, 678.9 d. to 68s. ; January to Mirth, 675. 9d. MASAN! Avusuots.—Tows tallow, SU 9d.; fat ditto, 3a. lid.; yellow Rumba, 695. Od.; melted 436. Ila ; rough ditto, 27a.; tallow graves, 171.; good dregs, is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr .3. J. Davis reports the supply largo, sad trade bossy. Prime meadow bay, Mr. to 80e.; superior ditto (old), Bts. to 80s.; Weldor, COL to We.; tomes, 60s. to 70a.; clovor, 70.. to 1104. , woad cut, 70s. to 965.; straw, 24.. to 28s. COVENT GARDEN 11/1111ET.—THIS DAY. Sapplies of most thisp Ilene somewhat Improved. The best sorts of Ina are however, mai dear. Foreign Grapes eosins* to anise is Lull quantities. Apples still realise high mien. Gaol varieties for kitchen roes are mum. Puberts area vide cheaper. Them le still a hdr demand for Kest Cobs at 110.. per 1001 be ; Be estoaa Nuts, 2018. per bushel ; New Spanish mid Drank, les. de. A few Chest Bats have beta offered at high pries'. New Orman hams arrived, price from AL ed. to 9, per hundred. All kinds of Vegetables in smarm are tolerably well supplied. Portu gal Oa%oss fetch from lits. to lee. per 100, or from 2.. to Ss. per dorm. Potatoes are very math diseased. Cot Flown', simaist of Heliotropes. Orchids, Gsteaiaa, Violets, Camel- Ws, Mignonette, Heaths, sad Riese. ISM Mr A lb., S. tole Onageo, got 110, 54 id taw Omen per le to ts lootook pm dos, Is to le g r ia " fl at t:B 3 • B Messes. par lb, 10d to 1.14 Mid Ools, perloolla.lCO, to 1106 per due.. Se tattle Alscade, per bash, Ms la Wallin% ki• to be VAG MILES. =ker deomm,ld to Is to i Veg.,/ our On. Is tett hoar Om boodt.lld to per baN Is a od . o 6lsalk lliton , s. mw di to le ed Let reatoto,W too.Olta to 11106 pit Is to ft Id g Oitve, gt. 44 00 Oil IJf a l loollos, to *SW prism la 61 to Ss ad. ld to 10 01 auk pit 100 lo 10 20 Wog. pot bon.. 9d to 1,01 Leeks, got bull, Id 0•1000. Plc 6 = 14 as t o e 11 Os Capsicums. per 10 •,1. to S. VV. Swot% ow do., tel to Is per U. store. 4. 10 MOM Pr lb." 60 °sad fd to 6d p. SCOTS. 10(01.64 spore, 9,1 vs 14 /Den, fir Nam is to Is dt yd b. told% p dm, Is to le 6d lbsell suds ppm. fd to 14 Na m 1•111614 per be. to /1/ 00 to Is fd nab% Mt. grow, pot boa, SI to Id Ihdlorso, per book Id to lbw" as.. Id to Id Clgb l6 . Ps 160, Leto Is 6d REPRESENTATION Or THE 1101tOrGli OP Gnu wicia.—Yeter Holt, Zig, ass of the members for Brom wich, yeetetday famed es saints to his onsetiteeste aseoneweg his int/sties of rseigsins his tract as their roptessatstiv• is parliament. He arm "that basis' beams the putatain of Um Oralassilace Alp-heading pied, Blackwell Quo blue'.), a is probable that is %k. auras of business he may he Gelled apes to 'smite ma treats for government, and be menet bat regret the sew ream of a coonezion shish hes hitherto afforded M. so mach happisem" As this address was used wiespectedly so candidates ere yet in %infield, hat I saint is saps: Red. N i 1 i I ... . • . • I ^ il 1; . 1 • i • I 1 AcaeaT ai rmaw, ikon. ell alrm.Wol4.k IlearVakey all Birtea.l.m. k Clies.Jea. all VoAlbeAltillit.lo4lllll.o. all De. 60. del M.. 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