The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-28 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Baron Martin.) THE MARYLEBONE MURDER. S Emily Miklull, 24, a married woman, who appeared in a dreadful state of mootAl suffering, was charged with the wilful murder of her illegitimate child, Sarah Emily Adeline Chappell. In another count the deceased child was described sr a newly-born child, mown by the name of Sarah Emily Adalme. Mr. Clerk and Mr. Beasley conducted the prosecution on behalf of the Treasury; Serjeant Shee was specially retained, with Mr. Sleigh, for the defence. This case was one of a very painful character, and it was opened by Mr. Clerk in such a manner as to show that the prisoner wu not at the time in such a state of mind as to be a responsible agent when the occurrence took place. The prisoner, some time back, had gone to reside at Liverpool in the service of • gentleman named Chappell as house keeper, and while there an intimacy sprang up between her and Mr. Chappell, end she afterwards gave birth to the child which she now stands charged with having mur dered. She come to London with Mr. Chappell in 1862, and always appeared extremely food of the child, and showed it a great deal of care and attention. The child lived with her, and she was constantly visited by Mr. Chappell, the father of the child. In April in the present year Mr. Chappell engage 1 apartments for her in Meryl,- bone, where she afterwards gave birth to another child. She still showed great fondness for her first child, but ap peared to have had some feelings of jealousy towards Mr. Chappell, and was heard to threaten to do something wrong to herself and her child. At this time the prisoner's sister was residing with her. On the day in question (July 31) her sister had been oat with the child, and upon returning the pri soner wished her to go and get her a peach. Her sister went oat, and upon her return she found the blind of the prisoner's room drawn down, and on trying the door found it locked. Thinking something had occurred to the pri soner, she went for Dr. Cothran, the medical gentleman who had attended her, and upon the door being forced open the prisoner was found lying on the floor in a Ante of insensibility and covered with blood. Cyan examining bee a jagged wound was found across her throat. The child was found lying oe the bed insensible, and • wound was found it the left side. The prisoner was properly attended to, and the wound in the child's side was dressed, bat it died on August 2. After the child died • dagger was found behind the shutter, and blood upon it. Mr. Clerk, in his opening address, said that one question for the consideration of the jury would be whether at the time the act was committed the prisoner was legally re mono-hie. From the facts of the case there could be little doubt that hers was the hand that committed the act. The doctor who had attended her in her first c^ofinemeot had noticed that at that time she was in an unusually excited state of mini, and previous to this ono-reoce her sister was so alarmed at her conduct that Ow went to Dr. Cothran about her, and he having seen her, had a consultation with another medical gentleman as to whether she ought to be put ender restraint or not. This was only a few hours be fore the act was committed, and they foiled her at the time reeding her Bible, and after some conversation with her, she appeared to become more calm, sad they left her. Evidence was thee adduced which want to show that far same time previous to her last confinement, which was pre mature, the prisoner had had a quarrel with Mr. Chappell, and that her mind was in a very excited state. She was at times very low io spirits, had frequent attacks of hysteria, sad had very peculiar fancies, and complained of people talking to her while no one was near at the time. The opi nion of the medical gentleman who bad attended her since April last was that her mind was not in a sound state. Since her list coofinement she bad complained greatly of pains and di:names in her head and suffered greatly from want of sleep. It appeared, however, that up to the time she had committed the a-t, the prisoner hrd showed extreme fondness for the child. treating it with the greatest possible kindness, and repeatedly urged her sister not to allow her child to go away, apparently being under an appro. !tension that some one was going to take away the child, and place her under some restraint. The jury, without hearing the learned counsel for the prisoner, stopped the case upon the medical evidence, and returned a verdict of Not Onittp upon the ground of insanity. The prisoner was ordered to be detained in safe custody during her Majesty's pleasure. The unhappy woman, who was in a fainting state, was carried out of the dock by the turnkeys in attendance. EITARSIVE FIRS AT BLACIWALL. SUPPOSED EXPLOSION OF PETROLEUM. Last night considerable alarm was created in the immediate vicinity of the Ewe and West India Docks and some of the large shipbuilding yards at Blackwell by the outbreak of a very extensive fire, preceded by as alarming explosion, at the manufactory and stoves of Mr. Langley, shiocheedler, situate in Russell street, a thoroughfare leading from Blackwell-stairs to the collier basin of the West lode Docks. The premises occu pied a considerable space on the north side of the street, sod comprised oil and paint stores, rope, sail, chain, and other warehouse', and loft. The first intimation the neighbourhood had of the outbreak of the fire was an alarming explosion which blew out the front of that section of the building used for the storing of oil; &c., the commies being felt for some distance round. Immense clouds of black smoke im mediately followed the shock, and io a few momenta huge sheets of flame shot up. For a time there was a kind of panic amongst the inhabitant'', who wore apprehensive of another sad more serious explosion ; and it is stated that ie len than ten minutes or so nearly the whole of the property presented one sheet of Ire, illuminating the shipping in the river and the adieu's& docks. A strong body of the K division of police under the direction of Inspector Bare, and the Thames polite with Inspector Todman, were soon in attendance, with the engines from the Einem' West India Docks, and vigorous efforts were made to preserve the adjoiniog buildings, which at ►hat time were on &resod in great danger. Captain Shaw, the superintendent of the Loudon Fire Brigade, eubeigneutly reached the sauce with several steam fire-engines, ►nd et a late hour the conflagra tion was subdued, but the whole of Mr. Lungley's pre mises were destroyed and damage dons to the adjacent property. The origin of the fire could not be correctly as certained, !but the reporter was informed by the police that the explosion wan supposed to have originated from the ignition of petroleum. It is duo likely that some ships' signal lights might have been stowed in the place. When 'the premises were closed the usual precautions were taken to see that the place wee safe. The property wee insured in several officea Mr. Edinger, of the East London Water works, was in attendance, and there was au abundant supply of water from the rosins. MURDER OR TEE TYNE. SHIELDS, TUESDAY Nicer. It is a lamentable thing that high ware and amid employment, an far from improving their coadition, seem to he producing an iocreme of the very worst forms of crime sad outrages amongst a certain portent of t h e Irish population employed in the iron shipbuilding yards os the Tyne. Yesterday, a man named Peter Idateanisay was seat for trial by the North Shields magistrates charged with having attempted to rob and murder a seaman named Charles Dorley, on Saturday night fortnight, Dorley having been dreadfully stabbed in the side while defending him- NM from as attack made upon him by Mammy and two coafederate Irishmen employed at the iron ship building yards at Howdee. To-day a ooroner's inquest has bees held le the large manufacturing village of Jarrow, on the body of Neil Fagan, who was dreadfully stabbed by John Corbin on Sunday morning following the pay day after that on whieb Morley was stabbed. and from the effecte a( which he died yester day. Code° has absconded. The coroner's jury returned • verdict of " Wilful murder against Corbin," and • warrant 114.11 issued for his apprehension. Stmors ILLyma or Ms. Cuerrr, M. P.—This morning accounts were received io toe• of the dasgernus illness of Mr. William Cubitt. M.P. for Alders?. The hoe. geotlemao is at his seat. Ninon Lodge, our Aodover, Roots. The hoe. geutlemat., who is in his 73rd year, has for scene time hue ailiog, but so fear was saterteased oatil within the teat few days. _ A Limy° WAIP.—The English schooner Tido- I dare, which &mired at Havre the day before y es t er d a y from Newcastle, picked up at see. alout too miles from the Eoglish coast, a fine Newfoundland dog, which was steadies on a piece of timber about two yards toog, fermium part of the wreck of some vessel, other portions of which were sees toning lacer. When the dug, which is& very doe mai- I mil, saw the schooner's boat approachisg, it jumped into the water sad swam to meet its deliverers. It by since evinced the greatest attachment to the captain.- 6.4Z,11ieU LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT ELICIPAC NEWMARKET METING.-(THIS DAY.) OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES. Th. Powy Foot's°, 3 ran. GLASGOW STAKES. Miss Sarah c . Caryophyllas Senorita colt . Fr,gh y.atriok LALl7Abbess 4 ran. £3O PLATE. 4 ran. ATC 1 n I"mp;re brat. Knowsley. PRIVATE HANDICAP. Juliet Paddy O'Rourke ... 1 ••• ' S ran. This race objected to on account of start. PRIVATE EANDICAP. (For 2-yr olds.) . Attraction ... Sot/miss 7 ran. Csmbeidgesbire not settled yet, SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.C. Alliance, Lord Adolphus, Tailor, Anningion, Vediere, and Edward the Confessor. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. D.M. lod! Maud, Ely, BeMidas, and lishcaordae. All ars here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 WV& T.Y.C. Lord of the Ilanor, Daniel. Polonaise, Black Lily, 11.1- manoff. Oberon, Practitioner, Topsy. All are here. ENTRY FOR £5O SCBSCRIPTION PLATE. T.Y.C. Vedette a, Tadmor c, Aeeliw, Diomed, Ckascordia. Wee!. drake, Loafer, Overcast, Regina. Antoinette, Lady Williams, Nebula, bro to Weatberspy. All are ban. LATEST BETTING (MIDNIGHT). THE DERBY. 11 to 1 agst Scottish Chid (I) ACCEPTANCES FOE THE NUISZILT &T•ZE. (For 2-yr. olds.) Rao Oct. 30. &vac furlongs 210 yards. Prince Arthur Attraction Eho Aunt Jody Beadle Soar Cram H1PP01744 Pnion Jack . Milo de CAB: ****** Young Rapid Midnight Man Rlulo Wandering 311adrel Bay Celia tiny Suspicion FIILS? CLASS. — - it lb st 113 .. 8 10 New York .. 8 1 Dovedala .. 7 7 Royston .. 7 6 Wild Thyme .. 7 5 Brother to Draellson6b6 6 9 .. 7 4 Sheri.lan .. 7 3 lady Bohm 6 4 .. 7 0 Guerilla 880031, CLASS. It, at .. st 813 Espenutce 9 .. V 7 Farshurst .. 8 1 Merry Wife 6 6 .. 7 9 Aurora 6 6 .. 7 7 Orpbetwp ... 7 2 Miner 6 8 .. 6 11 The Tyke. .. 6 11 DISTRESSING DEATH OP A BARONET. A very sad occurrence took place in the pariah of Stoke-by-Nayland on Friday last, Sr Hugh Nugent, Bert., a pupil of Mr. Wordsworth, of Gifford's Hall, meeting with his death by a gun accident. it MOM that the deceased gentleman, who was only IR yearn of age, went out with another of Mr. Wonlsworth's pupils (a young Spaniard named Jonreqni), and that the former, in crossing a ditch, was handing bison to his (Hood, holding it by the muzzle. when one of the barrels exploded, awl the charge mitered his side, inflicting a mortal wooed. An *unit was held at Mr. Wordsworth's home on the following day, before J. Greece, Esq.. deputy coroner, and Mr. Adoiphuc O'Rysn, of Stoke•by-Nayland, having been sworn to interpret, the following evidence was .giren • Niohdas docrequi deposed—l am a Spaniard, and a pupil of Mr. Wordsworth, staying at his house. Sir Hugh Hugest was also a pupil, and was about 18 years of age. He had a gun of his own—one which he brought with him to this hone—it was a double barrelled gun. HO went oat with this gun yesterday afternoon, and I went with him. Sir Hugh loaded it just before going out. I had not a gun. We went together to a ditch— there was a pole across the ditch, high above the water. I got over it astride. Sir Hugh had the gun and I advised him to go round. He was then trying to get over on his chest and hoods, moving from left to right. He asked me to take the gun, and held it by the muzzle in handing it to me. I think the stook of the gun touched the wood—one barrel immediately west off, and wounded Sir Hugh in the right side. I was on the pole at the time. Sir Hugh immediately fell, with his feet in the ditch and his body on the beak from which he was starting. He said nothing—ooly made the ezelareatioo, "Oh !" I naked him if be could walk with me ; he " No." I triad to help him to get a m—he said he could not. I then went for as. sistanee,_and asked some workmen to help. As speedily as pnesible a cart wee brought, and he wile put int, it, but he died just before arriving at the house. I did not hear him say anything as he came along. The other Lorrel of the gun was loaded. There was no rail below the pole on which the feet could rest. Mr. Thomas Harold Feon, surgeon, of Nayland, deposed— About 4 o'clock yesterday afterooon I saw the deceased, who was then dead, at Mr. Wordsworth's house (Gifford'a Hall). I examined the wound, a gunshot wound. It was cm the right side, penetrating between the Bth and 9th ribs. The charge paned through the whole length of the liver and lodged in the spine. It was a hopelessly mortal wound. He could net have lived more than a few minutes after receiving it. The wound is just at the aide. and nearly horizontal. . _ _ The juryieturned t verdict of "Aecidentel Death." Sir Hugh wan • son of the late Sir John Nugent, of Balleolough Cantle, county WestoteaUL—Bury and Nor wielt Pont THE STRIKE OP THE " THOUSAND" 'NAILERS AT AN END.—Tbe strike which has been going on for some time iu the districts of Coseley, Sedgley, Coppice, Lower Gomel, Upper Gomel, and neighbourhood, among the many sailers of the several kinds of articles coming under the trade delineation of " hundred" and " thonsand"— the former being nails whose length is udder 3j inches, and the latter all above that size—is now at an end, so fat as the " thousand" nailer, are concerned. The thousand nailmakers have been striking for a return of 10 per mut. on what they have been receiving, which would bring them up to the rate of wages for that deserip tine settled by the trade in 1557. and which is termed the "list price." The masters have pigmented to give them the two shillings to the every eighteen shillings earned according to the late payments, so that the men will be paid what they call " twenty shillings to the pound for their labour" on the next day of receiving wages, which will beau Saturday next. All the men women, and children, of the "thousand" work havitig obtai n ed their " buodles"ye;terday, began to work. The termination of this section of the strike is es gratifyiag to the public P 1 it is to the nailer.. Thin concession of the masters does not affect the " spike" nailers, for they are still out, and we learn that it may be some time before the question of their demands of a rise on present prince of 6.1. per cwt„, on "hundred" nails up to si inches is settled.—Birminyhani t /fosi, of this day. PITMEN'S STRIKES IN THE NORM—NEWCASTLE, TOviDAT NlOHT.—Conaidemble noessinsis is entertained in this district, not so much with regard to the extennive strike amongst the pitmen upon Messrs. Straker and Love's collieries. at Wallington, but with respect to the temper of the large body of the miners engaged in the coal trade generally. There is as uneasy feeling abroad amongst the elusion. There is a good deal of agitation about wages and other question, andlaniou lecturer@ are going up and down the country stirring up the workpeople. The workpeople lately employed upon some of Masers. Straker and Love'scollieries bad notice to quit their cottages today. But up to the time of sending off this despatch there is ao intelligesee of disturbance. SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION AT AFITON.—A railway accident, happily unattended with serious cones quest:ea, took plats yesterday Tummies, sear the station at Antos, os the Grand Junction Railway. The London and North Western Company some tome back coostructed a lioe of railway from Birmingham to Sutton Goldfield. Tina line diverges from the Grand J unction system at & dist ance d a b ou t half a mile from the Aston station, from which point it proceeds by a sharp curve through Erdiugtoe and Graveliy-bill to Sutton. It wee at the point of divergence that the accidect occurred. Yesterday morning was very fogy!, and to this fact io all probability the accident is to be attributed. It appears from the informative which we have bees able to gals, that the trail' from Sutton Goldfield whisk is des at Aston at *.td minutes past 9 travelled in safety oath' it arrived at the junction where it came into orilli sioo with the goods train oe the Grand Junction line, but the collision—owing to the fact that the Sutton train was slackening Teed —.as not severe. The passengers in the Sutton train, who were for the meet pert gentlemen re siding in the town, but whose bunness ensagemeots called them to Birmingham every morning, were much diaken and alarmed, but beyond the fact of a gentleman named Scott, who resides at Enlington, having sustained an Injury to his tesiple, no serious conssint noes ensued. THE MIDDLE LEVEL MAIN SEWER.—Yeatertilly the vestrymen and other officials of the parish of Clerkeewe il were afforded an opportunity of inspecting the middle keel main sewer, connected with the main drainage of the metro polis. The Tinton having sseemblsd in St. Jobs's-square. descended into the sewer, which is there 30 feet below the surface, nod nine feet in diameter. They then went sistartnl as far as the City-red, the sewer being lighted up for the occasion by candles stuck in the side walls. On the route were seen the ventilating shafts and the inlets placed for the reception of the sewage of the district. 04 the return of the party a dijedner was provided iu the sewer at the oast of the contractors. SHARD 1.182'8.-(TIIIS DAY ) Two ollsoot. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices have declined in some instances, but not to any im crtant extent. Great Western stock has receded per cent., and Midland, Lancashire and orkshire, and Great Eastern, 4. The fort nightly settlement has commenced to-day, and will be concluded on Friday. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 1034 to / ; Great Western, 654 to 66 ; Midland, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Mt to ; Caledonian, 1194 to ; South Eastern, 964 t4:!* ; Great Eastern, 504 to I ; Great Northern, 127 to 123 ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 - and Metropolitan, 129 to 130. With the exception of an advance in Western of France, foreign railway shares exhibit no variation. Atlantic and St. Lawrence bonds are in demand. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. ADINANY sal LIM AND ITWILA. NL - TiN I sausars. , a ( 6 1%". "' I drum to pm. - 111 MI loom..WeLlMlontrVsk. 8 114 - 1 1l 1 61% IS4 l=i ilia 71 - 01 16. NO awl la*. .. - 03 95 -. It. IN .'3od -a ll9 120 119 1 06 r 66/113taZir.-- - - - M all Oman_ - 7 71 - 19 Hi D.16..11•n0 . 40..501U6 -. .- - 1* au Do. 16116.6.4 pall toll. - - - 60 511 Bttkhssdlelll6d 7 60. 39 10 - 66 211 Dend..turtb.M•bd.Jo. 16 t 7 - It MO sidwouavasod Moog°. 98 100 - 8l DM Mom iI. Wuhan 108 110 - St. &so. eastern It. MO Do. • Mock. - ma IS. 168 Do. IL AIM. ma .Nat 7 V - 81. 1 00 Grad Method llooiinwl - - - 61. 14* msso a...-.urn .... . 1171 124 - M. 160 De.• 14716). sodlvom. 13 1 6 1106 - IS. 100 298.121 1116pot.is pad L 1114. 136 - M. 100 06. loath& West. (Ito' 100 101 - M. AM Gm* Waders 6 51 On 15 1 116. HO Do.ll6o6eVaLfinsita - - -. IL Do. 6..90 Wake . 67 Mb - el 166 Do. W. wi p. — /: lort 61 as 611 It 100 Do. Do. 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Nes 1 2pm - 85. all stank Ptstlntdoblas 7B 79 796 16 611 lINIIMMLW•munuIan, 516 111 - M 160 116601111 Omani . 111 126 - M. HO 116664016311. Z. •3417.141 . 66 66 - 1 11. 100 ,IlsoUlsk lUdlmad HO 102 -. 10 ell :110rowsbury 5: Woldtpl - - - M. ISO '6l6o6duks• Olthbll - 61. HO 10a46 Dome It. 100 !Saab Moslem 8l IM 11. 76006 a Nffli N 167 - 4. all Ilalan•Wsignshm.". 164 10 HI Ind UM - 10 8 DoE - 10 I Do 0 - N se UMW .......... - - - 46 le Do. .... ...... .... . ..• - - - M. Yale al tooth . - St. HO Vlolneln Ma. Osls. 170 IoJ - it 105 Waldeford .1 lUlksany - - OS .60 Wad Damsel - - - 1l I* ,W.lbeasyooLlorb.ll9 1 - - - PA. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1863: 41* VI 8 - 111 I 1 i & afar (money - 2Si - 181 49i - 4 1 T 18 114 19 1101 6i 264 66 601 38 i i FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Mu I AI I Lawn. Well pampa a aanseirs * , Ildstaa IlahLial X lts.U. Tp.a ~ 1 . 19 ixi a H K..tyrea ti. do uthsrul L I 1 Ma pis 4 Copenhagen Jamlted) - - me 100p.t., all $.l. I. 8 1 8 4 10 Nominal pak, - - 111 IDUolt Ithoolah -..- - 11 21.)m 1 a Immino ot tramps l9} 206 all ,Gd. imam gas.o - - all great Lormosbourg 181 131 a Alias lunation - - allll2l.4tllegs L .... 1, ..the 8/ 9} ail Da.llp.oPrf. Delg.gov. 20 X all lrankera of all IlLiall &Arrest,. 7 3. - 0 lof 101 * Do. Co. do par } pal all Norwegian Trunk Prof 0 10 all.lOtiosmiasnyroolldlnl 114 1:4 a red all Par* sa n Mama ad 38.411 24 Lyo d all koalas and 8. Fru:141..4, 17 all Ilia and Dansbarg -. all Royal Danish 1 li al L' al wslish per amt. 6 il all and &Imams -- al Do. per peat. PM. 11 (11m411.1198ul _ll , 13 4 a l l Do. do all . Lan.Vompllaal tt} U ISAAC Portagxttporeap It all Ilmallmien or trams_.. II I Thom and Ravons as Do. do l4 all Wad Plaadan as De. se pee ossranli, lot ail 1W01.61.W.at rnasuil 111 1 i , to* 1 21__I - 4 413 1 13 I _3 db. I °Wax prim. 1 Balm 106 107 106 106 Ski 106 100 116 . 100. 107 gc -- ii t i l l pee 14 1 es 22 70 77 62 04 70 72 61 67 62 64 61 U 10 12 25 27 108 k log I} 11 pm 14 1i pm 100 107 .... liGf 101 10) 10k 91 dim 9.3 96 ST 99 I I Pa, 1014 I T - 41 19 1_ 91 19 rpm! re se a ii IX 88 I 21 21 1788 tie 110 us Ilb , i ii tea pro tiPt o l lee 107 I} le palid 29 11 i 43 1112Is 1 6 pm' I 16061 6 We I 16 11M, 6 pal 2 24 si rit 4Pol Pa l Dm, 1 vs; it 4 SI 4 ' l ', ipm• 48 " es As 422 Fa ___ II N ail 7 2 an 17 U 4 1 fui 0 79 $1 110 UP HI li 2 1124= all U U sli i $ 1 par re au 1 2 4 Pm lei 12 I alai 41.41 y 1 le t FAL . 410 86 ilf I PREFERENCE SRA RES. Great Northern, 44 per cent, redeem. at 10 per cent. premium, 106. Grmt Western, Original. Preference 4i per cent, 1004. London. Chatham, and Dover, 5 per mot. pref., not. South Bute= (Reading Annuities, 11. Os. 601.), 24. ROYAL MAIL SPEAR( PACKET COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) - . The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held, at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Captain ii.ANOLLB in the chair. _ _ The report, which bad previously appeared in the E.rpreas, having been taken as road, The CHAIIM.III, in movie' the adoption of the report, said the eativfactory state of the comers relieved him of the task of making any length sled observations. They had not to deplore the loss deny of their ships, sod the accounts showed great snoods in the opesittiona of the last half year. He then entered into a minute examination of the report and ac counts. Although. he said, there was a falling off in the passenger traffic of 11,0001. as compared with the correspoodiog half of last year, when the Great Exhibition wee open. there was on the whole an cams, of 8,0001. in the working account. The directors had taken steps for increasing the popularity of the ships ; and he believed that object would be secured, sod that saj, of the shareholders who might travel in the ships would be enabled to report ao improvement in the ar rangements for passengers. With respect to the re pairs, he observed that the Trent by going to the Havannah to copper oat about 3,000/.—a much larger amount than would have been spent had she gone to St. Thomas. A company was, he was happy tory, being formed for the establishment of a repairing dock at the latterialend, and he trusted it would be successful,as they had • deep interest in the matter. This project was, io his opinion.welldrdr,ing of the support of the shareholders. As regarded the four veinal which were being built for the new contract, he re marked that they consisted of • 'crew of 2,400 tone. of 5C3 horse-power ; a paddle-wheel, of 1,420 tons, of 300-horse power ; a screw, of 2,434 tons, of 300-bone power; and a paddle-wheel of 1,670 tons. of 400-horse power. These ships would cod together 290,0001., and would replace the Clyde, the Teviot. the Thames, and the Treat, which stood in the books at only 29.7601. He concluded by expressing confidence that the dividend and boons vecommeoded by the board were fully justified by the accounts and by the drcumatencen in which the company was pieced. 1)r. BLAME expressed a hope that • 6 per cent. dividend would be maiotained._ A SHAREHOLDER thought that the officials of the mai ptop ought to beoefit in some degree by its iucresaed pros perity. The egAtiorsN, is replying, observed that the company paid half the premium of the insurances of its servants on shore and me-tbinl of the premiums of thole afloat. He declined to express toy opinion with regard to future divi dends. _ - The rrport was then adopted, and the proceediap termi nated with s vote of thanks to the director& SAMDBZ AND NEUSS It4ILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the thirty-sixth half-yearly ge. nerd meeting of the shareboldeis of this railway was bald at their office., Moorµte•etreet ; Mr. G. tiateeita is the chair. — The report, which has already bees published, having been taken as read, . . . The CHAIRMAN 'said the shareholdrm would see by the report that althotillt they bad sot considerably factored she receipts they had carried a considerable quantity more goode—T2 per omit. Had the ordinary rates prevailed, in stead of • dividend of 3x. which they now proposed the divi dend would have been ss. or 65.. but in consequeoce of the reduction of rates by the Belgian government they had been obliged to lower theirs in proportine. The tariff of this company had been • very high tai i ff —as high as 0. 4 and 11. • mile ; but the Belgian goverumout had re duced the rates for heavy traffic to about a halfpenny a ton • mile, and a portion of their traffic to even lees. The di ✓eeton of this company had beam obliged to tall into the same practice, and be need not tell them that with • large competition at each end they could not help them. selves, for if they had not reduced the rates they would have had no traffic at all. The gross re ceipt, were nearly equal to what they were before, and the further increase which they might expect would tend to the renter profit of the company. They had that day had a letter from the manager, io which be stated that he bad had ao offer of additional traffic to the extent of 150 tons • day. It was at the reduced rate, but it would be carried in carriages which now re tained empty, and the gross reveoue from it would be 4.0( Si. a year. The working expellees had been °mai derably decreased, and the new manager, Mr. klacksoxie, had mist monthly aomunta, from which it appeared that an economy of near 4C31. had bees effected in three mouths. They heel wound up the coal trade. The traffic had amounted to 73,11201., and the total he. to 16,9041., of which they had written off before 9,1571., and 7.7461. had been written off this half-year, the whde of which had been done out of the profits. He mixed that the report be received sad adopted. In answer to a question, The Cuataman said they bad &dallied • judgment for 4,00 W. against the Cbimay Company, and bad offered to take payment by instalments. He believed that the did-- deeds of this company would Dow improve, sot quickly, bet gradually. The motion wag agreed to, as was likewise oms approving of the dividend of 3s. • slime. A vote of Unwire to the Chairman concluded the pro ceedings. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwor. The funds remain perfectly stationary in price, as they have been for some time past. The chief businesa in the Stock Exchange to-day has consisted of preparations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. English railway stocks are dull, and the more speculative kinds of foreign securities, such as Greek and Spanish Passive, are lower, being prejudiced by the cir. cumstance that the rates of " continuation" are again rather onerous. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 05c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to *for money,and93l to for the account (Nov. 5). The official business report is as follows :-Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, 93, ; ditto, for account, 931; Three per Cent.. Reduced, 911, 2, f ; New Three per Ceuta, 911, f, If, ; New Two.and-a-Half per Ceuta., 76/ ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 101, 1002 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100*; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071; ditto Elve-and-a-Half per Cent., 1061; and Exchequer Bills, L. dia, 2s. prem. Greek Bonds, after repeated fluctuations P are now quoted 301 to I, being I worse than yesterday. Spanish Passive Bonds have also declined, being last marked 35 for money and 352 for the new account (November 17). Mexican Bonds are dull. at 412 to 42 ; and Turkish Con solides lower, at 523 to 53. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are steady, the 1854 at 92 to 93, the 1858 at 701 to 1, and the 1862 at 71 to f. There is a reduction in Venezuela Bonds of 1862. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1838, 1860, 911 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1011 ; Greek, 301, f, 1; ditto Coupons, 141; Italian (Maremmaua Railway), 802 ; Mexican, 411, 42 ; do. for account, 421 ; New Granada, 311 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491; Russian, 1862, 93, 1 ; Spanish, 542, ; do. Passive, 351, 1, f, 35 ; ditto for account, 351; ditto, Certificates, 131; Turkish, 1834, 921 ; ditto, 1858, 701 ; ditto, 1862, 711, 1 ; Venezuela, 251 ; ditto, 1802, 61, /, 602. Brazilian &rip is quoted 2 to 2 prem., and Por tuguese, 11 to I prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 4j to 5 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 3 Am.; London Financial, 5k to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1 to Ok dia., being better ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 2 prem. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, k dia. to k prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to k prem. ; Discount Corporation, 8} to 9 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 12 to 21 prem.; and Mortgage Bank of India, 3 to k prem. The new feature involved in the diversion to the Continent—probably to the Bank of France—of the gold now imported does not seem to have attracted much notice, although it precludes for the present all expectation of any addition to the stock of bullion in the Bank of England. About 12,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation, and 30,000/. was bought in the market for the same purpose. There is a good demand for gold for the Continent, and it is now believed that nearly the whole of the recent imports from America and Australia will be sent away. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the same as on Friday. The rates were as follows : Amatordam, 3 months, 11.191 to fl • ditto, S days, ILI7 to g ; Rotterdam, d moutla m lLl9l . to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Hamburg, ma. bum, three months, 13.64 to g ; Paris,3 days, 25.20 to 27g ; ditto, 3 months. 23.53 to 60 ; Fraoldort-on-the-Mtuto, 3 months, 1194 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 mouths, 364 to ; Vienna, 60., 3 months, 11.50 to 55 ; Trieste, atf. f10.,3 months, 11.50 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; Cadiz, 3 month, 481 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 tie 70 ; nenoa, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Milan, S months, 25.65 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 23.65 to 70; Palermo, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. The complaint against the stockbrokers who re cently dealt in various speculative foreign secu rities for a clerk in a mercantile firm, thus in fringing one of the by-laws of the Stock Exchange, was investigated yesterday by the committee, but nu result was arrived at, au adjournment being deter mined upon. We are informed that the preliminary arrange. ments of the Royal Bank of India (an establish ment lately started at Bombay) for opening in London are now completed. The London and County Bank are the company's London bankers, and offices in the new East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, have been securet:. Mr. M'Culloch, formerly manager of the Agra and United Service Bank, at Bombay, is the London manager. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 16th October were 13,772/., being 1,4911. more than in the correspoud ing week of last year. The applications for the shares of the Mercan tile Credit Association up to yesterday reached a total of about 55,000 shares, the number offered to the public being only 10,000. - - - • Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gee, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—Allimies British and Foreign,lsl, j 4, ex div. ; Indemnity Marine, 145, 4 ; London, 474, ex div. ; North British cud Mercantile (Limited), 18 ; Ocean Marine, 16j, 174 ; Buck Life, 74, ex div. ; Thames and Mersey Marioe (Limited). 6f, ii• Gaslight and Coke.—City of London, New, 154 ; Crystal Palace District Preference, 114, f ; Imperial, 854 ; Imperial Continents% 94 4, 24. 4, 3 ; Malta and Mediterranean (Limited). 44 ; Phienix, 1 7 2, 4 ; Surrey Consumers, 22 ; United General, 514 ; Westminster Chartered, New, 174%4 ; Western. B. 84, 9. Docks.—Esst and West India, 1434; Grand Barmy Docks sad Canal, 694 ; London, 69, 84. Waterworks.—Berlin, 91, 4. TIRSDAT ZMM?. Consols remain at yesterday's quotations, 93 to for money, and 934 to fur the 6th November. The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 4, I, 4 ; ditto for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 914, ; Nuw Three per Cents., 914, 4, g; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 774 ; Five per Cents., 106, 109 ; Bank Stock, 2344 ; India Stock, 226; ditto Five per Cent. Stuck, 1094, 4, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Five per Cent. " elifitced " rupee paper, 1074. The India Five and Four per Cent Stocks remain steady. Exchequer Rills were quoted Is. dis. to 2s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was less active than of late, except as regards Mexican Ronda, which have fallen 4 per cent. The general tone of the market was flat. A rise .1 about 21k per cent. took place to-day in United States Bonds, and American securities generally were firmer. The new issue of Ottoman Railway Six per Cent. Debentures were quoted 1 to 1} prem. An advauee of 2/. has taken place to day in the shares of the Union Bank of Australia. National Bank of Liverpool and Mercantile and Exchange Bank sere likewise quoted better, while Brazilian and Portuguese Bank and Bank of New Zealand were heavy. There were inquiries for Englidi and Australian Copper awl the Ceylon Company's shares. Royal Mail Steam present a further improvement of 1/. per share, and Londou and St. Katharine Dock stocks of 1 percent. International Financial shares closed at 42 to 5 prem. ; General Credit at 21 to 3 prem. ; and London Financial at 5k to prem. Hudson's Bay were last quoted 11 to 11 dis., showing in im- I prevenient of be._ and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 2 ' prem. being ss. lower than yesterday. Ocean Marine alums were last quoted 111 to 121 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17/ to 'lBl ; names and Mersey Marine, 44 to tl prem. ; Commercial Union, 311 to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1* to 11 prem.; Universal Marine, par to * prem. ; and London and Provincial Ma , rine, par to Unionrm. Imperial Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted * die. to prem. ; Angle- Austrian Bank, par to prem. ; DieCOUnt Corpora tion, 81 to 9* prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 3to 3* prem. ; Kass London Bank, 2* to 3 prem. ; British Indian Tea, to prem. ; Con stantinople and Alexandria Hotels, to 1 prem. ; and Littlehampton and Hondeur Steam, 4 to prem. JIMNT STOOL SAILI. 10.01110/0 Airs NA U. Os. Bask SLOW 1•111anoeLoaot Deemed 10,000 100 I Do New UM; W lAselealmels 1,510' 60 ! Do. New (11.16fted) 11,600: te 'Book et Napa N 0 IN) Dent of Leneow 6,000 100 Beak of Otago (Molted) 10,006 Dv Haut of gneanA l AW4 { l . WON , Back of Thotorla,Amairia 6,0100100 Back of " ' Me. 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Coo. Ba.(L) London JoinS alma . ;Lois. and Med...Mori (L. ,Lon. and Nortluall (L. 'London & Soutb Looduat.i.Aroodoaa Los. it a. Woman% (Lim Lon. nod WoOloolador Martant.lo lischango(L) Metro. & Prot. Mos. Do. B.ooerred Midland Bank (Um.) " Motional of Lavor000l(L S. Fro. of Do New Do do .National Bank l Pip ~~ u~U wa.. New Ze1 . 111.1 UMitellj . o.llRstal SSW y ,Proolue. of Inland Do Taw leihde, nUaj. * Dalai tit South Australia Stand.ot Brit..S.Melon(L Odom ot 4.1,11 s Oa. ad Ing..thance (L. iUnion of Intim& (Lisa) Usk& at Londe' CIOLONIAL GO V 111114 MINT LSO, 000- 114 . 1118 ellkOd MIAs .. 1M.100~., 160.010 .. t %SOO: . 1100,000 . 106.600'. ?NNW :... 31uczi. 1 Pd. 1 tiftlalt Coluiilll6.oV 100 COP.GOV. len44 . lOU Do. 6 per et.Teb.dtdeo. 100 Do. epee ed. 11mA sp. 10.1' Do. 6 per mot, Do.ll per owl la. Moat 1061 01:018 llov•Ip.66.1117/1101.1 do. 1860,101 Do. do 800: Pc Do. do IBt 1101 0r7100,N0v.11166, 11p.ct. 1001 1878. do ll6l Ilasi alas 6 per 6.18711 1011 Do. WM !VI Do. 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SIII4IIIIIIOZ Do. do Owed Truk of Dards los pea. &adorred Do. fe Do. po do. de rd.Doods Do. a do. claimed Do. sed proL Wok Do. do. Odotiod Do. OA pre& Stook Do. do. deforrod Oast bass Peninsola Do. New Dn. January, 111. Pet I. of [anis e.e p. I De. as Per Ce l 4. •• • • I Do. N es Oaaada. onaree ew . I Do.lll.eDds.payllr.eu I D 0.% p.allie mer.ta I. luta aratud.,Umlted Do., New .... I Macho - Gam 56 per e 5. De. 46. 5 per n Oft. Wit 'llelb. Corp. 6 pet et.lict :M4th. out 11044100 0, 11 . 11 N. Broaswlair • oboe A Yd B I N. 6. of Cooed • p. 0 Wads gas pot °mu— Do. belhl do. I Do. do. do Do. Plusisol do.. Do. 14.1es.rioLd.So • id MILL/ !,(,q' ii lnikAbilein Wig Attuntic tl. Hall St.(l ; Magmas° AprienL Ilatis Watery'etc Ilinelop Ow, United AJZOliCill Laud B•4lollln.tAgag. Bate Ina 10aestts Lii4d CfaisadaAgeneyAmo.iL) Ceylon Compeer Cop. Wang.. ProL attirtotaysoos 11;:i p. of Peep. Deb. PAZ: rr !,•1,.. ( 11 ,, • ligyptianCom.tth C. (L Roam I' Mel. SAO 4 71 1.17n0: l e.Credlt&Fin.of Los ' Gat Steam lariat Ship (Limited! rm. In r.. vent. Pre Iladson's Bay laternst.Pluati.Sop.(l ) littUaa Irrig,ticat Chas! -- /obit Rock Diacoatat(L IltondociAtriciarr 'ln 'Loa. octrice r•L , • Lon. Financial Acao..(L Loa. Oen. tiosalbos ifatlrsa trrnia. • Om, Medliar. TaL (Lin NatallaadaCoa.Co.(l4 National+ Discount Co.. Varbcd.l.c cakirocl IDo. New N.Zsalasd toa4l.,(lba 111,6,!4.. /Malmo.lam. liiisuarq sea Wm. La.tia. reel Rivet Lind ar KW Ponta. iind Ovine. we., 121 . 1.1tAilL(L; Ina kw 1612 dolma. City Im.(L. I DO. dO !Royal Yen li ma Seoldiett Ana% %maim 13.Afriesn Mort. lev.(L Soma Amemedaek Lane ,Seilmeielee TeL I . IN T. Is M. of Luta.' T. I. W., e. U.Onnatls Ys [AM —i too on so .1 NALIZItI POO 4ESSIONS. 0 0 104 Urn i I pa Y 9 100 ltd t(7 101 102 6$ 60 II 6 U 64 lOU 1071 166 RI i 1 4 Pla 161 I% Napln. ITII/3. 165107 It 4 106 10 104 lot 161 66 04 It N 1411 110 100 lit lit Ils 116 104 109 114 116 107 109 100 110 111 111 111 100 idl 1011 1(6 Illy 1424 IN lie 1034 IN lee 11l WI 111 ill 112 112 111 108 111 1101 1114 102} NI 110 id 1103 :I n 111 No. lA. I "N. NMI 10011111 ICON 6.0001 146.780 MOO 9 40,000 25,000 12.000 a, W:926 101,820 211,000 60,000 tio;i7s roue ils,ooo 101 , 01, 53,060 ."4.00 2 160,000 10000001 40,000 W,OOO 10.PG0 me UNDLNANY 11/WLM AND STIA3CL MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwow. The mining market is inactive to-day, with few transsctious. There is a demand, however, for North Crofty and Wheal Seton shares, at better prices. Chiverton Moor and Nangilea are firm, and New Roeewarne and Chiverton weaker. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :—Chivertoa Moor, 7to ; Oamborne Veen 24 to 3 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 37 to 38; Chiverto n, 114 to 12; Cook's Kitchen, 21 to 22 ; Drakewalls, 361. to 38e. ; East Cern Brea, 7 to i ; East Caradon, 261 to 27} ; But ' Chiverton 7i to 8 ; North Crotty, 6to ; Tin croft, 191 to j ; West Chiverton, b 2 to Crt West Maria and Forteecue , 4e. to 1 ; and Wheal 'Beton, 180 to 185. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Rust del Rey have been dealt in at 1, and Kapunda at 1. At Wheal Kitty (Bt. Agnes) meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a profit upon the quarter's operations of 1:14f. A dividend of ss. per share was declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.. MA RK-LANL-(THIS DAY. ) There was a very poor show of hosee-grown wheat is to-day's market as to quantity ; but the general quality of the samples was very tue. The atteadasce of both tows and country millers was small ; nevertheless, the dernsud for both red and white parcels ruled steady, and Lot week's prices were well supported. We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wheat. Selected qualities were taken to • moderate extent, oa former terms. Low and damp parcels moved off heavily, at barely previous currencies. Floating cargoes of grain were inactive, but not cheaper. Fitts barley commanded • steady inquiry at full quota tions. Grinding and distilling aorta wore a dull side, at late rake. New malt was held at very full prices ; but the demand for it was by no means active. In old qualities very little was doing. The oat trade was in a sluggish state, at Mooday's prior. The show of foreign oats was large. We have again to report a heavy inquiry for beam In the quotations, however, no further change took place. The inquiry for peas was wholly in retail, at barely sta tionary price,. Both Begliah and foreign flour changed hands slowly, at Moriday's quotations. The seed trade was heavy, on former terms. CUItRENT PRICY,. Far Qr. WNIAT. a. S. taws, Kent red 1441 4) to 43 „ Ditto, sow .. 41 to 43 „ DittoorbetelF2 4' to 46 Ditto, new .. 41 to 47 Norfolk and Lloootn The Qr. rod 386 g.. •1 to 48 .. 41 to a -„ Ditto, new, lkoioh. feed I , . casto St so 26 IS to 22 .bleak . bleak 16 to It I__ Boom. Ilak MOM Malting n4stllllng Grinding........ 28 to IS .. 28 to 81 , 29 to 31 29 to It 111 to 40 to 3i 38 36 W3B Town mado,10:11111 I lb& Howell°ld 34 to 36 10ountry Norfolk and Wolk ship lff to 30 Tor Qr. 0611. I I. Ilsaidt and Swedish 16 to 26 timisa 1 0Pties• • MALI. Ur; Norfolk. and Suffolk 6O to % 6lttgotou and Wars 61 to 66 ~~ -.. OATI. Cant Lek feed „ potato 32 le IS New . ii ii a U to 22 2s to 25 10. c Per Qr. WILLS B. S. Dantzle and Comte boo 45 to 65 Rostock & 3lookles- burg 4l to 48 Danko 34 to 44 itatraiou. hard enft American, red „ white , BARMY 80 __ __ tO _ 42 40 t 0 AI 44 2048 Wading.. 7 24 to 23 221 to 32 OATL Dutch. trill .. 17 to St ---• feed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &0., CAIULIAOR, YW) X OCT. Z IWhist.! Banff qn. I clin. Zug II& an,l9cotch SIO 1010 foreign ioso srso i seeeo ee I eie LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. iTHD3 DAY.) (s 7 mon= AND DITIMIIIATIONAL TZLEOII4I4I.) (T110)11 ova OWN COILLESPONDVer.). Toisl Matt. Om& , Flour. Sea! beim. sacks. 2220 1010 / tai 27870 , 00 , —— • . 1 now The codas; market opens firm. Sake prOlably about 8,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAIL—The market has been quiet, and common brows snrts have sold at about 6d. decline, but good refining sorts of West India, being scarce, have brought rather firmer prices. Havana sold at 42a. for Noe. 116 to 12 ; Manila, good cloyed, Ms. 31.; Mauritius, low dark to fine lirown, 30s. to Wis. 6,1. ; Bengal, Condoms 41s. 6d. to 425. fid. Re6oal —firm priors have been paid ; the 'apply of toady goods continues light. TEA.—The market continues quiet. Public sales will commence on Tuesday next. Curran—The demand for plantation Ceylon contin:es dull, but at a further decline of 6d. per cwt., the parcels brought to public male are mostly disposed of triugA. at Ms. to 68e. ; firm ordinary and middling, 74. to P.k. lid. ; bold, 824. lid. Native sold without material change, at 68s. to 73a. 11.JU.=1 limited business is doing, without change in prices. Riot. —A fair business doing, at firm prices. `. l ildliog white Bengsl, lOs to 1011. bd. ; &Barn, Bs. 4 d. to 0, rxi„ ; new Itsogooe, 9s. 9d. to 10s. ; low Bassein, 8.. Comm io in brisk request, st rather higher prices. JUTL—Tbs market is active, at full prima. _ INDIM CUSS. I weft Yellow 7. - 19 io Mt .. =So I/ Puma. Frond*, per lack 23 to W Spanials, . to 11l Amerleon, per brt: .. $8 to t 3 Palaal'. J 8 to TS INTO LONDON, BY WATI/B. i TO OCT. 27, INCLUSIVIL TALLOW HARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market I. steady. Tows tallow 6 quoted 43a. 3d., set cash ; Patentors Y.O. os tbe Gook 430. 6ti. to 444. ; Oct.:Jew to December, 43a. 6d. ; January to Muck 44.. 6d. ; March, 4:46. 3d. to 45a. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pettenden and Smith report a steady deemed for ell descriptions of the new growth at inn prices. ST. PAGE'S CATHEDRAL—The fidloviiug are the preeoliers appointed by the Biahop . of London to preach in the cathedral on Sunday mortgage la the mouth of Novem ber : November 1. Rev. Herbert Kyoutos, D.D., High Muter of St. Paul's School ; Bth, Rev. James Llt )LA., rector of Quoenhithe and Lord Mayor's &apt . ; 15t12. Rev. John Henry Coward, H.A.. Rector of St. Ilanet's and St. Peter ; V.sa, Res. Richard Berger, RD., rector of Upper Chelsea. The Very Rev. the Demi of St. Paul's will preach on the 29th, being Adveot Sunday. ESSAYS AND REVIEHR—It is expected that the last Mage of this long litigated ease will be speedily arrived at, and that the Lord Chancellor. on behalf of the Judicial Committee of Prirr Council, will deliver judgment immedi ately after Michaelmas Term—probably about the Anil of November. As the ease uo• 'Mods, Dr. Rowland ells. liens and Mr. H. B. Wilson are under sentamm, by the Court of Arches, of suspeesioe from their respective bene fices fur twelve mouths. It am from this seoteitee that the appal, which has been fully beard, was entered. ,dew QUERN'S Couweaz.—Her Majesty bas bees pleased to direct letters pateet to true molar tlm tlreat 'Seal for the promotion of Mr. W. H. Cooke, of Ow timer Temple, Mr. J. Gray sad Mr. J. J. Powell, of the Middle Temple, to the rook of Qaemr's mused. New CARRIAGE. LICENREA.—As already ittated, the new lianas for stare carriages will take effect from Moo. der next. It appears that lest year there wore 3,54'4 taken oat in the trotted Kingdom, on which the duty charged was I:ti NIL The old licences expired on the first Sundae in October, and the .me rate of duty will be charged for the interval. }lneeoatts.—New licenses are now being gralstesi by justices in petty seisms for the sale of fireworks. and the parties applying are required to eater isto regnlstiocs for the safe keeping of such dangerous commodities. Ile the recent act persons letting off Unmake in the ',beets an lights to penalties. 31INglish WILALTH Or NEVADA. —Of the argem famous wealth sad boundless resources of our trunsmintans country of Nevada, thousands of pages have twee written, and yet the half has not been told. The money extracted from the Gould and Curry. Ophir, Savage, O•hil Hill and other mines. would have made the Count of Monte l'risto think himself a pauper.—Alta rah:Armin. I Lead week birela and butterflies were flying about the New Front almost as plentifully us in the automat, owing to the mildness of the weather. SO So St 2i to St 24 to 37 3f tO ST