The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-19 00:00:00

lUENC& N'S BENCH. I Campbell, and 'limier K -CROWN PROSE. it DIRICTOR3. the directors of the I roopoct to cereals comb hem, hownsi bees lad le Irtrartad as behalf at Kr. 'kat to all partial sad to It soon future day for tla. had hit this it had UN a roles have k 'Mild a precisely oa the nos I me ase meetly the ere mime ell memel they mum Wei moo applisess Ime ,asks Nis low mimic NMI to dhow ern ? lop nil. leo appeared foe Mr. Brows, cord to show cellar, and he I. Irby tbs awn *mid aft nimbi do owl sad rid 'Air dry twin raid If It I aelorlisy et the elnieg of LIIOII..—MITICLIP OF Ttla BUT KIII 1111:13.1011). Mel et mew for lasso to t tellies et the pea apJast Invisisurnerthe truth of aslkumble Wm.* ast oft no subilimilt fat Weed Wes, aral bs Trr Was r ' y ' a am era law yam la legraikr Wart Ararat Os tar bar 1111 a la Jab aa eamoins vim la boa s-I-SI by a WY. at • bard ma bar nos% y Soft of bar tbsootmai medlar bat. Oa Or IR\ Ottoble Iy OA* tbst bo ilk bot erl *a Mar i s is to to Mg bait MM. mgbol. OM Mb May* make( Mold* lb. soi Oa Oa UM ul Oolsh, oi Mb* pools olso I= 4 " . poisiliss„ b• go Is bat pr.. ...t... Mr Imal Is bat boibutto bo would sot last bor Id eft lir, brood Met It elm ; of bat estillarrtag, imo aa. molse la sat may NOM iamb b•••• H. Mina la ims mak& la the • boima smt No sm. M Sim dllm MO It,.m. MO bin _to la mb win be mall moist ▪ logami Mom a It Moo N ol l o wadi bat bat Ito Mood lo is Mos to ke Os Sib • et , Weld, le be imam, wig silos yam Moosto bat. itio boo talbmalts igia m▪ l oho BM Moe bat mat. Me eabibbees Wined II do mei me=e woo in- Ma/ sod Ids m MI mil the =Moo, SI IM tee so hatroi, malice, ▪ sod n bore erdy mild the later presorrotina d tile, sod tor ME darer . nerdid that the ositarrste gin security, mil me render t apply Or We Ithrh mom tut .=lots. mad that ler sp wppor the morterate qt teethe, bat he arts:all this statement to compel the dokips Oa. ea attachment to De l 7. scrr los OP THE ATTOI. TT - ELLMIT.—COILIit /THIN 111 ♦ to I red the *Want el the a teartearate el the toast, ed fealty 4 *simian asd ma meatetarial toadies. Ile the body d the amt. td the animas athiseed .t tho Het two atea ware br•kseht brag ea Ids mast% awl that he ty, and Is MI6& d paytorat. hd sad east Is prima. After setter, and Ilharated them oa Weer* of basics the setary t., ern ow ism Arne dot the defect sct ti eakbnerial 4 the Mar , I W kopriemmatt would er..Ltc.. bo *wand dot tar dolbodoot. toot *Whom bat duty to the Mod kit an to not arttroly ael dirk ley leek It wou to • pursed by the debodest. to og to eggreete tba error* of . The are le rideabselly cos itegoily Ike tar coeatry aly opteklag. the easier retire e jotter ef tbs prom hod & firetrap& bre boo es Image of corruption. that cur ve awry tarred. Vadat trio derteatite that this ors should itkerry-frartel, ea iferalig the and aid lost dischorge dry by lerruatioa spier the &- dreg so he ..SO4 strictly is • duty, rod the jury to aboard bed that the de elag gado grfry outer that lir barge its duty to the pubbe, and ▪ early eerier by the lellielite Ilaisk it right so Impose. iddreriag the deredae, =ki t to receive jadgasset or a reade rs bass read guilty bye jury orfaersasour vas eubstsa the corer of your office as tared trete to, armchair •bo I I tharre of carreseenoor. re" That yue extorted it by threatcoug rd Ibe certainty of a Urger hoe. MAW wary hum George Story der the 1dUi.,02 . of your lAM at you did so corruptly. the ere is merry dive.ted ruessata the gravity of the at every step of Ira trsurarindt red you Istsronducted yournelf Air. oust did Ivry wrong in striatum. Of be did do an) prreura °Beare upon your property, but of the rise, the °brows courts •as to hare dismissed the utea • similar strain of severity, Ms • terms all them irenturanere I n to their to hear from the 'Atlanta the probable ormerquencee to you of iny rest extent, but at the &OUP my mat Went ion to that matter ite d pruning upon you • sentence Arne° of that wart tr, that you do le of NH , and that you be wr en, oar y inthn QUeums 'gamut., and that yea do Pr Z MBA plum until the fine be paid: . removed in custody. OF ARCHES. Jaut DodoAi.) I WI the mash* is • ritieeti.n et of ea &Deprive in • owe ci :... - they, W arbuitted • proctor of COURT OF DANKRUPTC'T. Mass Mr. Oimisiimer P'eablinkque.) /X XX ITAXS AND MOW. The lerwrao mere mart w ori Mr ine= eielt 61/. SSW& The yes the unearned mollem The ereare halo &GM morred. Mr Mr" Mthe menmer, 11/11981811 111 iambs Mr. writep. gat Ima rid Xere reti Cu, boon, • oro iller wiparedi el WOK Yr. • at brand the Minmpt Wm, oar WM Ihe Pim dm rift me ellsolies to the emonete Mr eammlpre er the earl Mgr& The elan itirerte, ink. NOM. lei weft to de will theimehrapre nosanni. ne only melon OW the einirea el le liture/4 el the boor pied ki Yr. W • Ira rid the di el Wm od G. to rem at M — theorelmg etas learver. Far two co roe pen easy led i.r Wriren im the heeimate Irat with oil wiemormi Myra; War wal Me nem the et the males at km, the Ismirrepte Wag at ar tim ierloas, ad imi la the omit Mc- Ms warm wit have hes leit to thmisiot, an m moral, Ms way la arkh re hoola vas her. lie Imo Enamel the MOM§ to Dm on the mho ormiles thet me beramot rmmli bo throra la the may al rho Firm! mordiallem ini,_rmin 'eked ix • EOM day for the eirtiletur lialf illete•wer rid he well moist • day shoat two made WM. Mr. Uskldea, ow the pint tithe Max* Yew" Mid • doloweat which bad hen wade le OM ether side that leer wee beelvewt idea he jelwed Ewe. Ow the other head, he W wei ceseehleeade Kr. ow* mu tir• surama wee made edowidly. AB Oa. PIM! WACOI—Tas ZAITZIa intuit(' The wee the adjoerned emanation meth( to Or or d CM. Wm. Paris Waugh, slices cess hr beer semst tree beim the nowt ants the beakraytey is Aril hat llw Iliskitor oproond to this Mama, and Mr. Law ithes ar Me Istakrupt, who le still abroad, said to le Id Meg her Wiwi& Mr. libbier mid the insioner wee an ems eesseeleil rib the IMss mid Zeros Bat, rd mu brim immysse Creed Weretey MINI new the semi We lee Mil se boa C Iris aseb mo es the Imre et therhet serholies, sprieell barbs es We es Assures met et r at the lt ia li c S o : begrime the Lie. le t • was lie rigki vu ali let diewastry dray leer be wee sa le sod ~to to here ; mire be morsel err yr** swami rm. Soros sow her hie moy lelo DON Ist Me miss the meet ewe* =here meows* es to the Mole ds* hush. BY mem Tay ;d relies mum meet al arm le pi al Me tii whir re ah rommey le • simirehers of Ma NI" to we Weft of Doh seta or arm to Ism hem Mrs miry hied ger It wee •reet my eissidor elkVie.hored je ergore am ecatlr g egirlit i M il a es OM ear= be es erre= st the Tli p bed lam ea shwa erred thr the mmipar t weee ma tbed et b. or *es& Y Ira brae the meet sere et Wahl brims* reed* are We syromor sr sot be erMiler hew • here amt es orb • wry ireeledeelery error se re let= lieges* The re so sibyl Errs that the h sbvyC• it moilesed ; a 0 they led re • Wee boa Wrieh* eles mid : As I hay impeded, Coker Wessii le wore to reseed em y linher Oa We jemmy ed weir Tim mils* ler elm* tomb I, Matt to ore rill le raw web errs, end the tore* be to mind Is rah. to mese and mire =Vwith hi modben hot lesemmi ia, Is re vest end i t [Tit wee • ere meet liesiosple wade an• fe M WOW k.) I erre breve II weld 1. siter =Whillalellime Is lyre him to so sel pe• we ..et him hi be bin Glenne se let sr weir r ere the Mire of hie mar eileeder mil el • emmelhoweisies wee sot M puma pseud to Ea ▪ mem* Tree Drehliy, MART 3101141 f Meer. Lemma mid Mw, Limb* Pearly their Mee lbws etthrierwearised the whole seer ef the wort. UMe .rimer *rem Mat he Nally Iresied to mess term* they odd sat die this spell- MM. Mr wee Wm • her hem Wesel Weeett, ofth. Dig eh., is rib be mld : hove mbed se teees m y bat Yeeney, molt herh e peelmhe me teem seg, as fi l ndi a sot Me ad , I hive errs le the mereel seat* an who her weeded as to a aallids, die allis tee It wee army to Osaka, el my ad ay bay ay mar mirk, am ele d it IMA fowl mq frbally le s po s atz e nts mikes to am yr er ley hero you • to o millerme irleh my merecr, • *a et ride wear bre hem be rue sea-filmy Mr • weirs or I mil mod yes is • tee boys Ow mereemer I bre to proper sr err you wM ear al re aid is yaw pore to any it into edict. lam lo wa as aria this r yak a I have to tore • areal sir le the bor earoitme et the mow time; met ises remeree et prise worm* tea paper sherd le elmerearme. herb hoe dee permed re Wog so hand with tire moreriem se I emir bar rebel. A. Urn I. so round to, las merle Is send r etidat; bet, wee it In oir power to do so, I cord only to per as de own to at Wererthe; owl Ude I meld meet eemeseurrTerri iy to, le I is lm me Ur qthe se di wims I emend bin Dr.um - . - _ " Yoam, MNem& 1411111009 sad Pleas: " W. r. WAVON. T. cemonskesr—weince Is that deed I' Kr. Liehleter—Fvem a piece mad blitessarem, et midi e/1 me ma here le that it le la Sr* eamewheee leaves lha Lama sad the MO teed Is Br ead . nes therein area' her item the tam Meek et the date et Nov. 6 "Dave die Orem Is Melees you the medical medicate es fwersedal M Aa r is by themes meateel etiodant ea the ems forweeded Y Neytembse rat, I trust the aide.% val sot he of emesquaoa I moots mpet my health bee vested me se mots. I me totally emebb to lees al memat. I helm N mite vow meta vee p away, le lee it maw erreemment cannot la arrived M. The cerelleete le which he alludes le ea Whew _ _ _ "Alielmyser lama: " I ovate that Sea. Da ColoaelWeealt--Chwerheer)—hee epeSed agate foe a certificate, sad I eines Uri be I MIS am aerowily W se when 1 itet whiled lie sal ill peeled le Lem& I feel oartida say ateatel usably woad be mat &acmes, sad Lela mese hie dart la lie anent raw, sad I epee with Dr. Pereadi, af Sheeethe, that perfect !epees doled is ea ehatiale freawelp la hi arc—Jam. B. Pow, ea." no sot word rip of the were of seek • tettilkele r dr sten either ...bea. beakeirt, eel vereleg to lb err tee paerhe bider The re • ear reelikele. y etre of this" Cermet weds debt le the Leen Drift array tor SII/LOW ieder • help ere le bleareilters. The ' world le Item bee die rule lit bed errs. • terse ekteerrret wee gmeded, OeL Wench eileht reser When be ems e 0 the rear The read be he the Ise le rhe lie rem Mr. lawns" hit dr beekropt, earlled thet Or balm won sr se setelerery as dry word bias bra if ear pried by eddrit. At the err der, the Coed ha as per es tom rl • rasa le err ben ere web ear ble Se de M. The letters voldaland Wong rider of S. be= Ohs. .1 /art nadoormad kw it Its or to Doi as lb row to lagleri. Mr. laymen soil Ito at at first to Mdaila die climate awe balm rommuselloi for pulawasry aemplainte. It or rot soul tart Cot. Werth took saythag with WEL _ Mr. Ustikhiese —Oh yen; it is. Leteremee mid It wee may sufficieut to pay his ea pewee No pod weeN remit to the creditors from the I=l Item the sztreme powers tt the court. The W awed le retiree any interrotratorialthat might M seat est to his; but this had been declined on the pert el the senigeom. WM Resew said the male point for him to engirt, was. enterther to the wards et the 26th portion the twelves had as tetrad impediment. Kr. Liableter osid it bed jest occurred to him that it toyht be s! edventage to the enigma' to bare • abort sd r uraimat te IleariSr raid be would great it, on the tradition But Winder application wee made is future, ft swat be for tified by washing intimately manger, end wawa bon oath. Be had often bed nNVAIOIOI2 to notice the very lime moue, ia which medical certificate. wen given in tile matey ; and it spread that the further they west abroad the tell wee greeters An adjecuainent was then ordered vatil the 18th CI January. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WESTMINSTER. Cl l 'lll. CAlltll OP DI , TRTION. Wi11.... dx4.se, • Wks' boot and shoe maker, was charged with deserting his wife and child. The wile, as eitremely creditable twilling young 'roman, with sa Wm* is her arum, mid that abs bed only been mar. vied to the obefoodent two years and • half. During the lest two tacaths be had forreed an improper intimacy with another woman, and on Wednesday three weeks be Soared ber to go to his employer to get hiss es pair of boots to do. She went; but found there was no work left out /or him as docribed, and on her return the ibleadant bad absconded. and bad left their infant lying on tM step of the deer. lis was found last night at Bakes!. green, by Kneeland. the eammoning akar of the mart, end taken Into custody. Defendant rid he would nuke his wile • weekly •Ilow••ee. . . . Mr. Paynter—l don't think you are very Maly to do that, as you sr, living with another woman. Your conduct is war/ tharrareful, nod I than commit you be two months' bard labour in the Hoar of Correction, and If you don't do your duty when you come amt, and stipple, your vile and child, 1 will wad you for trial se so inmorhOb miss. df4.7lowed,yew hearty-loohlag wousa, wws with &inertias ha awes dligitimie debut at bathe pan. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY' EVENING, NOVEMBER. lA, 1857. Mr. Cal* "deft lam el IL Morgues, the law veal nee reset the deleedeat b donation so the Amu et mild we woo elemleled in Jane, 1866, while we wt rt be legal lyre d Ilms. Be most there meely peened Ihr the Riser awn of neglecting to meleida. Mika Puke aided that, to ampemleato the women's aldlionehe dm her sad them a Weft kr a week in J ii. kwt serails( up sem membig she fad de babe* bed *bell La paid el i the now Mu . = bed ?beaded, burin her Mira gerw tee ball meths? get them "or banalf food, M the werldsaum, where they bad been data malstalmed. Seigesat Loam pond that the woman err ceosprOsot le malaria har children. Mr. Pewee NM her madect we very bad, end OM.. mina her for a month is hard labour. ATTNYPT TO LAUNCH THE Wadi 148110.11.—(rare DAY.) At the isoment we were going to press, the most it active 'intim* were being made to launch the s a t giant ship with prospect of a partial sun- eh. ems. Ileum Brunel and Yates were on the 1.2. groand at an early boar, and strong gangs of ; experienced man were stationed at every windlass. is An important alteration bad been made In the tree- .1 4 the arrangements ; the chains which, at the former 11, launch, were rove round blocks placed on barges in S. the middle of the river, being now secured to the K . Admiralty moorings an the opposite aide, and the x. cranks by which they worked being placed on Sit shore, so as to avoid all risk of panic on the part to of the men. The prooladiage were much delayed a t• by a collier brig, which during the night es„ dropped anchor right across the ways. In any case et. the vessel cannot Boat until the 2nd of December, ir so that there can be only a partial launch to-day. :4 SHARI LllllB-11111 DAt Two VOLOW. The railway share market to-day is doll and droop ing. In a number of cur, however, prima have been established. London and North Western Stock has declined to 931 to 94; Lenosahire and York shire to 89 to 1 ; and Great Northern to 231 to 1 per share. Midland Btoek Is quoted 81 to ; Great Water+, 471 to 48; and Eastern Counties, 107.18 to 9-18 per share. Indian shares are steady, Northern of France better, and Dutch Rhenish lower. M" 41 01 hi Ps gel. :4 1 , i 11 M LORAL ISMS Ira in% MOIYAT MiRIET.-THIS DAY. TWo ()Twit. The funds to day are very quiet, but firm. Prima ire now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. Speculative operations aro deterred, pending the result of the deliberations of the weekly court at the Bank. The directors have been in session eines ten o'clock, and are said to have before them an application for assistance from a large firm. Consols are quiet, at 89 , 1 to for the 7th December, and 891 to g for mousy. The Three per Cents. Reduoed are marked 88} to f • the New Three per Cents., 881 to Bank Stock, 212; India Stock, 214 ; chaquet Bills, at 17.. to 12s. dies. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 981; ditto, 1869, at 97 ; and India Bonds at 40s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 874 to 88. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Five per Coate., 1829 and 1839., at 971 to 98; Chilian Six per Cents., at 101 and 100; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 971 to 94 ; Russian Five per Coats., at 1041 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 881; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 401 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account (November 30), at 254; Turkish Six per Cents. at 874; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents. at 974; ditto for account at 97. Qom= ran Two o'Ctoor. The Bank Curt bee Ind broken up. No altera tion has been made in the terms of the establishment. As mach u ten per cent. per annum was paid In the Stock Etchange yesterday for loans on Consols until the December !settlement. It is stated the the Bank effected further sales of stock. bu' ,itying back a portion for the account. Con sidering the magnitude of the recent bond fide sales on banking account, the firmness of the funds exciter surprise in many quarters. It most be remembered, however, that the greater the distrust in canireercial and monitory circles, the more tempting is the security of the British Three per Cents. The public continue to invest steadily, as is always the case when the price of Consols. is below 90. The approach of the dividend period also tends to support the market. A rumour that the providing of money for the service of the Indian government will not form one of the first duties of parliament, on its approaching meeting, likewise exercises a favourable influence. The aspect of the money market continue very unsatisfactory. The numerous cues of embarrass ment which are now nparted from day to day tend to increase the caution of discounter.. Great diffi culty is consequently experienced in procuring ac commodation, and we hear of many instances of cruel diaappointmennt owing to the extent to which resources previously confidently relied upon have been suddenly rendered unavailable. At the lame time, owing to the caution evinced " out of doors" the demand is thrown more than ever upon the Bank of England. The foreign bullion movement presents several bnportant and satisfactory features. The Bank of England yesterday purchased 156,0001. in newly imported gold, viz., 92,0001. in bar., ex the Avon, from Australia, and 53,0001. in Russian coin, ex the Brenda, from St. Petersburg. Some further consi derable amounts of gold are likewise expected from the United States, policies of insurance to some ex tent having been opened. Meanwhile, as shown below, the drain of silver to the East has dwindled to comparatively small proportions. Several fresh mercantile failures are mummy Tha moat important was that of Mews. C. Bieeeking and 800, an old-mtablished house engaged in trade with Bweden, the Mediterranean,l'Mto Rico, and other parts. The liabilities may perhaps range from 300,0001. to 400,0001. Subjoined is the circular issued 66, Paecluve3.--"- Loudon, Nov. 18, 1857. 01•1111:000.—With feelings of the deepest grid we OM. -MOOD to you the duty which has been for ce d upon um to mlitapsymente this day. terraneed by the unexpected failure of severed Inman Idiom sccepnores we held to a large amount, and the fall of one of whom baa compromised some of our West India con nexions with whom we era deeply involved, we have also at this critical od been deprived of the cuatomary channels of and the efforts of friends to support us have Mee amatory by the impossibility of making avalleble a large amount of NIL now in our possendon. We are thus compelled to take • step of the painful neoeinty which we had not until quite recently the remotest With the montane' of Menne Quitter, Ball, pa i r & ta . l° we shall peoples a balance sheet, which shell be laid before oar creditors with all possible despatch ; but we need hardly odd that, from the nature and extent of our Wawa, Kos time must elapse before its completion. Bespeaking your kind sympathy under three sad remote, we remain, gentlemen, you obedient bumble esrvants, (Signed) E. thavaxisto and N. . - Messrs. Clorruren, Hiiffel, aad Co., foreign mer chants, chiefly in the American trade, have also stopped. In this case the amount of liabilities has not yet been ascertained. The circular issued is as follows : 1, Rays' Exchange-buildings, London, Nov. 18. With deep regret we have to acquaint you that we are compelled to =spa laymen; and have in oonmequence to request the indulgence of our creditors. Heavy cash ad vances to parties in the United States who are at unable to meet their engagements, the effect of recent Co a t in this country in suddenly rendering unavailablereteithancee already received, together with the uncertainty which exists respecting future remittances, are the causes which have neesesitated the Map on our part. Our books are placed in the heads of Messrs. Outlier, Ball, and Co., with instructions to investigate our affairs and to prepare • fall statement of than for submieinn to our creditors, at a meeting to be con vened with the least poseible delay, and of which due notice will be given.—We remain your most obedient 'arm* (Sigma) Ciozaissix, Harm., sad Co. The next name is that of Mesas. Brocklesbf and Wessels, in the corn and seed trade. It is thought that the liabilities in this case will not exceed 70,0001. They address their creditors as follows: 3111.007.47011ri, Nov. 18, 1887. Gentlemen,—We deeply regret being obliged to announce 1 to you, that owing to th e depressod state of the corn trade, and the Inman unaatisfactory condition of the money market, we have been compelled to suspend payment. A statement of oar affairs, which is now being prepared by Mr. O. H. Jay, of Old Jewry-chambers, will be submitted to 1 you at an early period, and in the meantime we have to solicit your kind indulgence.—We are, gentlemen, your ; obedient servants, BILOCILLUBT and Wgesam. Several other suspensions have taken place, but are of minor importance. Annexed is the circular sent out yesterday by Mean. Hoare, Buxton, and Co. The liabilities of this house are considerable : 23 Old Broad-street, London, No. 18, 1857. Gentletrink—The unprecedented state of the money mar ket having thrown unexpected liabilities upon us, the result of which we ire at prevent unable to estimate, we have been under the painful necessity of suspending our payments. Our dependencies ere principally with Sweden; and, relying on the good faith and stability of our correspondents there which has hitherto ettarecterised their commercial transac tions with no, we trust that we shell be enabled to discharge our liabilities Ina comparatively limited period. We have placed our affairs in the hands of Mears. J. B. Coleman and Co, the accountants, and propoes to have meeting of our creditors at the earliest day pesible. In the mealtime we shall adopt measures for the most speedy realisation of assets for division, in order to obviate as fa as possible the incon venience which our suspension may have caused. The Cal cutta and Manchester firms of Hoare, Miller, end Co., are in no way affected by our suspension.—Yours very obediently, Hour, BtxtoN, and Co. Messrs. Edwards and Matthie, in the East India and colonial produce trade, who also suspended with liabilities to a considerable amount, address their creditors as follows : (Copy.) 17, Mincing-lane, Nov. 18, 1857. It is with feelings of deep regret that we have felt it neces sary to suspend uur payments. The failure of houses in this country connected with the United States. combined with the serious fall in produce, has caused us to take this step et once in order to avoid detriment to our estate. We have placed our affairs in the hands of Mame. Tor quand, Young, and C 0 .., who will call a meeting of our Cre am as soca ea practicable. La the meantime we have made arrangements for transfer- lt=l2M°l4 M immet. wow I Nils W 410440 1 ..r6. 4 I MIN it N. —.. se 61111barliella N 116 ge 11.000 11 Pitt fe ... f f 11 •6 • him all 16 FelbroNs . 4 . te a ria tia e • am. 411 IN 60 '''"7 l • I a ig WHO 1 kale 15 Gm. Nam Air Y WOOD 11 lb= U. a Mk 44 I DINN•6 6 11 do 1416111mOndbe 84 40 1 Wall • es, pardria a v.& SM • I n DA4411.7 14441 4 44 . 411 NO lA N N 1 .1114L1441.1 SO 11 14 ssss 1 & I dL01404 MM., 11 5 14 INNS 1 1 I 1 • WNW. is pb NON Nowa all I x I.IIICONN INN all is 11.5151 NON 04. Nag b — NI Sp tis ea7.7.= 11 II Mole :6 Da. el 4 $ 14,0114 1 laya.Segaiima........ A Pate.bmilms. si lOW 04 44, all is I MIN 1168.11444.. II 54.450 I Ds. • - 44 I s WON • .044. 6 NAN 1 Illa Eftwea•• 144 ei akin N. VA OWN N IMP Ds. ft. -*or 04 Di II 41 Livissva, Nov. 10.-11 k• MERCK the OWL 1= bra e" d gr alag"" Zr trlS= le II losir LLC 4 Ol=Nat se4 FM setti sad Ilea& 1 13 1 1 26 U n ai m . 8114 S. L a s ei" rug nibs, law ts_l icWi nn itibiralrztr i tm o md ud 1-1 I alas vex TEE srasozucaz 4LLUXOI. ELEVENTH ANICUAL COaso.— (TlllB DAT.) This morning the elms* annual coarrence al the Zergellsel AMMO semerwed at the Pameetere eh 1/411. The elleehmes catheised esseden at an liseseeles- Yee" Issued eveaseliseL The Rev. J. 8. Jeddree, M.A., Vast et DeNsrese, delivered the smug .Mnes. Idle W. 11. thane st the pethediage reeletices wa seteatel I><er 8 . Ina the Who Lid apse >rdeed to the part lel aisle hi lade itherd to the meth wid th MAIM ma r dwell dared ben the govereethed; Ned Is Ms Owls 'die they deal seek le melte is asthma Al the Erika this mob& the marl el Se 111111111 he ewes. mill be eed, sad resolotices esiallted as belesite 'dewed le le Os report, —Eason Esil Serstara, the jr, abbe* velem% Esrey foreign rased. el the Allem g The heirs fee 'wormy Laclede' tie peesthedie 1 a ; moth dDA them d the preendlep et the Duels Hew th. fame. Itheleileas will she le peeped, lOW talk the It defy etrirethes mica sad or-oponiks bleep Meath Eased tad Christise Oersmay, sad the dethebbere 1 ! teetilether esentheadesce r wirers to the Rama Oahe& es. perthellese Ned ,Weed, to the Jews, and tote religiose 1,1: Itheesele d Rearm le passel. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =acme =Amu's.) * * SHREWSBURY MEETING.—THIS DAY. Iso is NURSERY HANDICAP. Celt 17 ti; 11;1,7 7 - orm. .. .. Na.ppy Priam .. .. .. 13 no. 13THWARD13 CIJP. Breese . .. .. Maki of Coals .. .. .. GM P7nbal • • • • .. 1 .. 2 .. 2 . . 1 I : .. 2 BTIWAITYII CUP. Or tam ia Stork, Pcimoodlo, Good Friday, Bros* Vida* Ca le r mild, Smokier, Spacial Lkoara, Qom et ths lank San t s Pronbary, Ths Trion Wolham, Dal Isparmsa, NM at la Catlin South Westin, Mesh, Had vna. sad Mas A lti!Lo_ ti Cob, Gm Pyrrhus, Augury, Jamb, PAWNS of so Arta, Barer, Pyrrhoo ilio Saroad, Lady Aintros, IS Dinka& Ely, me bars. to PAID Ponstr.—Apathy. kr GOLD CUP. On mos Saone, Vona, Senn and a halt. IS Stark, Pontomiess, Polmoodk, O M St. Gan, Good Friday, Al lialdm,Colsorold, Wardormarol is Oakball, Vkinria, Emulator, Hug ot Scotland, Slink, Sol Entimoss. Gun of tho Soon, Octavio, Little Davis, 2 Ludt,Hobinbiin, Spend Bac a T If I, Gmy Pyrrhus, ,1:, =at Ana, Banff h, M. Dobler, Harslet, Sans Culotta, jr Itachd, Jaen amd Plush o, sn bin. le PAID rowan.--A11167. IS SO MONILMOOR HANDICAP. About half a man la ]islet Snot, Bobby 11, Alkod, Anon, Border Chief, N Bulb, Held at Cans, Thoothan, rinds Mixture, Haws, to Polk Sisk Link Cob, Had Whits end Bios, and Lady le Minn an bro. r ---• WIREERY HANDICAP. About oas adlo. 0 Tamanll Mad, Night Roam Yeller Cial, Thistledown, le Leyssams Windham Priam of Demiark, Lady Hairlike. 11 : Tad, Happy Prisas Wild limey, eby Daps Z. by Pm- 4 y.,Haseydsw, Rozbill, and An f, sae bore. i• WELTER CUP. Two sales. lo W Pealamkass isulater, blas Horkaway, Red Rose, Patois- 81 tiles. Gisler, ecouthWastera, sad Peremerance, are haw. II PAID 70/Jll7.—Apsibj sad Mysterlow lark, ID AIATVID.—WAILIONA, oopitality, and Olenlure a SO Twins o'CL.oca.—Out-ad-Outer jut traced. El VACANT Boapumis.—We andentand that name wae en modriag the coagdolco of the oxistito nolo of ?mislay Old Reading. Thew goodness fachtde - _ eery aridity el spike—from men ministerfalisen to the t q seat preneemeed slob of opposition. At a juncture like It the pan* w tonsmtly hope that the conetitnaecies will to ail air them ehee to be isilizenced by say other mmelileileilene then those which will insure them ,$$ lis amiss of tried end known men, whose fidelity tee to • earoashly liberal policy et home end abroad r e be ail vast upon mare oviessions, bet who have given me wad their anwarring attachment to national liberties So abiesi owl the siortion of electoral rights et home. St. Tin Man NORTHERN PREFERENCE &MOE ussahme.—The feeder boring of the case in the Equity 'IP dm% bakes the Led Clor:eller and the Lord. Justices— II Mary a, the Ong Northers Railway—will be proceeded 1 4 with ea Ilainolley, when Mn. Daniell will continue his reply IN eh birifel the plaintiffs. ErmosiotrA ay CASE OP TITS BREAKING UP OP • CARTEL% &noel- —At Welton-on-Thames, after 111 COO -11.1 rr• 7.lwe duration between the committee of the t arieral =beds and their chairman, the vicar of the tie purl* the annorttee have rewired on breakieg up the IN mho& hethivith. The committee allege that they have IN hem deka to thin come through the persistence of the i" view la blemillyies Mosel! with a party engaged in Se s t ied la the "oda to be conducted on Entl-c r ti l l ag EtZZe, sod seeming his oriel aid ea regards the o rode at the national schools. The points of le difersmes an them:—The committee, backed by the ma• jority d the inhabitant. sey, "We are quite willing to 11 ° open sea doors to all who aro not of the church, and meet $0 Aso in perry way se regards religious matters; but at the ism time we will retain our mummery rules me Par am emptier le to the religious training of our church children. In making N more than this, the dile...atm show a 'pint of intolerance towards the church, which we feel la duly bound to resist." The vicar and party, by their proposed rules, insist that the diameter. shall take part manogemest he the school ; thet the vicar shall be no longer es oltne a member of committee, but merely eligible for election; that all church children AA if , they please, attend the meeting , house on Sundays, imbed or church, am at prowent ; that all. with a mere noseheal ex ception, chill, If they please, object to church catritiam• that the school shall be conducted on the principle of r interference with the religions opinions of the parents." How TOE WTOTOW7S BCIORS WAS RP.PRE SAMITIO A QVARTES OF A CSMTUMT AOO,-011 F6d47 last, the Meade and pillared admirers of Sir John M•Teg gam late M.F. for the Wigton% Burets, entertained him at dinner at Strummer, and also promoted him with a piece of plata Viscount Dalrymple was io the chair. la Morning thanks, Sir J. ht.Taggart odd—Perhaps you will allow me to my one word in regard to the state of this country when I came forward in 1832. Simmer had not nen it. member for half a century, and I don't believe the member for the county bad been seen In this district for tho mme period of time. As a proof of the state of thlage then existing in the country we were beaten la the mated on 1832. Oa looking around me I eta, aim I very few of those who then supported me, hat adll I nuns se veral who alesed the requisition to me la that yew. It wee Is 18344 that I wee Bret returned far those burghs, awl to new yes bow they we repontated before that time I tell yea what task place banes myself and an Ink gentle mais—• Mr. Lynn Eiretya—who inet me in Larnaca • hew days elks my netara He said be was wry en to me that I had barn Wormed be the Streozaer Harem. tad that asked, " Prey, I. what part of Scotland are LW T" "la Ike econth- wes t," I mid. "Oh. yea," be retuned, "lm the 00U111.11 , 111 of Banked ; the fact le I ropremented then cam myself, but I nosey knew in what pert of Soottead bar t; wen. I paid 2,5001. to be elected, bat I did not know la what pat of Scotland my seat lay." (Land inghter.) MINIM-THIS DA V. - • Two o'CLoog. The market for home mining stocks remains dull. Alfred Consols shares are offered, and are marked 14 ; Wheal Edwards have been dealt in at 71, and Lady Bertha at 11. In other descriptions scarcely any business has been done. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement whatever. Annexed is the official Est of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : &Wad Cors, d 11a, 146. ; Darr Baer, 128 Draken/air Br, 265. U., 808, 81a., Ms. U.; Zrt 91, 9H, 91 ; Zar Bastwuras, 111., 19a, 21a„ 17s. U., 188 6d., 196. • Bre Brasal, 2 5-16, 4; Orssalikt sad 9t. AalyaBl, 8i 86, 79, 80} ; Orr Bork Tele', 144, ; Bray, . 818 ; lU.=9:;. 19s. 6d., 20s, 18s. 6d., 908 ; Pasdasa, ,I ; 10a.; larktdo 21. b. 95, 21, Is. ; Virtarri La 40, 165., 17a. U. • West - Oresvffla, 7s. 65, as, 6a. 6d., 76.64., as. 8/1.; ; ssl Orrilk, 376.64., We, ; W 111•1 'Jay, 71. Wmorasew Rewrite. In the Mining Exchange to-day the transactions in British mining stocks were mare romeroos, but these Is still considerable dulness in the market• In the Stock . Exchange scarcely any __business is reported : COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMICING-LANE—TIIIB DAT. Our ambito on vi doll to-day, sod vorypoorelly pekes mot to smoldered aor low. ihmas.—Tits pails sake wait aQ bonny, sod prime an L. 6d. lower Ora Tmoday. Corson.—Tloo mall public oleo love pm off at lower kes pi Tm.—Allboask we do not alto motatkom la tie Moms of boohoo the solos will not be made at Iset VOWS pike'. ilma.vvirrao—Refraction 3; lam mold at 41s. sa 43a, which miaowed • farther decline. Ccrrrow.—This artkite continues deposes& : lOC 104. TALLOW MAR/MT.—THIS DAT. Tba markstia ads t at the rab.lokkad quotations :—Paiers ban T.C. aa the gat, 489. dd.; all du year, ; Dor eiralmor, MIL 4d. ; Jemmy aad March, 494. 13141111FDIXD HAY MARHET.—THIS DAY Mr. Z. J. Davis mortis trade without altorotioo. Primo otoodoor yam, 610.tu 70o.; ropprior ditto, 72.. to no; to/p -rior ditto, la. to 60o.; rowan, 60a. to 60r.; done, Mo. to 1003.; seaced cat, 700. to 62..; draw, 26 .. to 300. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOClETT.—Beening meet ing s Bur Heston House, Ploadmh Hooky, Nos. 23, half wit sight, p.m. Papas to be read : 1. Progress of the British North Americas Exploring Hsydlttm • ender Mr. F.E.0.11. ; 2. Reports from the Expedition to But Africa seder Captains R. Barton sad J. H. Spahr P.R.0.8. _ _ _ . --- THE LATE ME. STATTOID, M.P.—All inquest we held it Dublin, yesterday, epos the hod of Mr. 13tal lord. The attrition of thorny to the question ea to whether the deceased had died In consequence of en an der at Madame othoinietned to him at Limerick. Aire the aecemeary evidence, however, th ey came to the conelesion that the hon. gentleman had died from natural asuman dimes of the heart being sufficient to amount for death. A FdridnAL UNION BETWEEN THE AUSTRALIAN Corowise—After considerable delay ltr. Dusty has brought up the import et a embeat °pismire* appointed many months ago M madder the question of • thimiel laden between the Ausinilien colonies. The report some to Is to be a Judi clone and well-coneidend document. It abstains trots in. trodueing say _matter calculated to irritate the sensitive *keno at rivet colonial, end ls rosined to a recom mendation that a =krona Acrid be invited at dawns from the Ben& Isgidatures of New Beath Wales, South Amaral* Tumults, and this colony, and to an enumerstien at the principal 'abject, which it would probably be derrable to bring ember the notice of such a ormelene Although the time is not yet ripe for the establishment of • federal union as complete and general se that which, for maniple, binds together the several riot's of the American Republic, we an convinced that some sort of cannel legislative body, for dimpoeing of questions in which the interests of the four colonies are Intimately involved, would prove of great ad vantage, and we are accordingly glad to record that the report was adopted in the Assembly lad eight. We have no doubt that the other legislatures will willingly consent to • conference Melbourne Arles, Sept. Id. FIRE AT THE EAST BUTE DOM.—CARDIFF TUBSOLT.—AbOIIt eight last evening a fire broke out in the weights( machine on o. I Tip, East Bute Dock. On the alma boil being rang, the dock officials mustered their forma, end, misted by a large number of piton and other', ooze. maned cutting the wood-work down to prevent the do ,pending, and which they succeeded in doing, otherwise the =e might have been orninderslith there were imo may in the docks. Ono of the dock-gate min, who ran dared greet eminence in handing water from the dock, by woe moon or other fell into the dock when in the act of raising water, and before insistence could be rendered woe drowned. olt !NW!s a wife and family. The origin of the fire is not known. THE STEVENAGE MrItDER.—STEVENAGE, Nov. 111.—Ilas prisoner Jeremiah Carpenter was to-day again brought before the Reverend Mr. Prodgers and a bench of magistrates, to undergo final examination upon the charge of murdering John Starkins, the police constable. Mr. Haw kins, the barrister, attended to conduct the prosecution, and Mr Fitzjohn, an attorney from Baldock, watched th e case on behalf of the prisoner. Captain Robertson, the chief constable, wu also again present. It will be remembered that onMonday the coroner's jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against the prisoner, end the evidenos bay already boon fully given. The witness Shepherd, end his son, who were supposed to know more of the eircansetancree connected with the prisoner's proceedings on the night of the murder than they chose to make known, were examined very closely by Mr. Hawkins, but they did not add anything to their former statements, and no additional evidence was adduced. After an Inquiry, which Meted for several hours, the prisoner was also omitted under the magistrates' warrant to take hie trial for wilful murder. cr. • COMMITTAL OF A TRADESM 1N FOR SETTING FIRE To in PILOPIRTV.—At Oswestry, on Monday, Aaron Lyme, • jeweller and watchmaker was brought before the magistrate* on a charge of attain; Ilre to his own premises. The property wea Mewed in the Shropshire and North Wale* Ineorance Ofßce, and en agent from that cake, ac companied by • solicitor, clotted the premises upon the day after the firs, and from the state in which the piece was found, the contradictory statements of Lyons, end other suspkions circumstances, the solicitor of the company applied fora warrant to arrest Lyons. The prisoner was committed for trial. CSITRAI. PALACIL 0113 SHILLING DAT. W 1;;;;;111 Nov.lB.—Adiabolose prat, 1346 ; Mile. by Iwo debate, 268: total visitors, 1,1 3. Lonnox Glossas Choinnts Coitteirf.--Traflie nog& for the wog =ding 14th Nuv., 10,2091.4 e. U. 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ON .00.6.140.141•1• lAgre NY V. llsr.llmh I I±tl!T ~. lii;w 7 nollank - 71; Amtrak ..a LeWhia ,inn Links Limbs tlrmunleil Sac Pew. ... Nagia i J lb I/ S H ll' 171 '9 111 111 ii ii si . ts _ St SS I ti 1.7.1 iii6o-77-1 I li 4i I f risl7l Was. ask el Lades Pa Ili NI lei lily 2 1 9411 i :4 44 i Ili ft iti S NAM' *I 11 i °°~ ~1 ring Our bodies to Charles flendemen, who has tee ter several peen in our hue, end whom we can ably and str=weeeeesamid to your kind support. WS Easy sours ourselves of your kindness end feekeeranar dming the liqtddatica dour estate we we your chalked semen* BDWARPS and Oar anticipation that the reml•tances of specie and bullion to the East by the packet of the 20th inst. would be below 400,0001. is corroborated by the fact. The total amount shipped by the simmer Nemesia (which has been substituted for this service instead of the Colombo) is only 318,7871., of which the whole is in laver, with the exception of about 5,0001. in gold. Weill it not for the shipment of a quarter of • million in silver by the Bait India Company, the Eastern drain might be regarded as, for the present, quite stopped, Yesterday wu the last day for of kcting thipments. The particulars are as follows, viz.:— For Alexandria (gold), 1,0001.; for Aden (gold), 6001. ; for Bombay, 118,1951.; for Madras (gold), 1,1351.; for Calcetta, 173,774 i. ; for Penang, 3,6861. ; for Singapore, 2,6001. ; for Hong Kong, 13,2281. ; and for Shanghae, 2,2701. The importance of the check which has been given to the drain will be seen by the following statement of the aggregate remittances by each of the last six steamers, viz.: Sept. 4, per Indus L695,025 Sept. 20, per Ripen 663,359 Oct. 4, per Colombo 594,485 Oct. 20, per Indus Nev. 4, par Ripon Nov. 20, per Naas* 318,787 The steamer Baltic has in* 47,0001. in specie from New York, of which 30, is understood to be in coin and 15,0001. in her gold. Monetary affairs in America were still gradually improving. The rate of exchange on London is stated to have risen to 108 to 109 for bankers' bills. The Fulton, which sailed from Southampton yester day for New York with the French and English took out 21,3001. in specie from Englas4. The Kangaroo, which sailed from Liverpool, took out 10,0001. The steamer Persia is expected to arrive at Liver pool on Saturday, with later dates from New York. The steamer Indus is expected to arrive at Southampton to-morrow, with the heavy portion of the Indian mails. On the Continent the exchanges on London are generally firm at the late advance. At Hamburg a farther considerable improvement has taken place in the quotation for short bills. At Vienna the exchange is still creeping up. At Paris on Tuesday the rate on London was quoted 93.36 to 371 for short, and 24.70 to 75 for three months' bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.80 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.61 for abort, and 12.151 for three mouths; at Berlin, 6.181 ; and at Vienna, 10.30. A telegram from St. Petersburg states that the exchange on London bad declined to 351. The price of tallow was quoted at 160r0. he delivery next August. The corn market yesterday was very dull, and the tendency of prices is still droopi. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrive d at ports of call since last Friday is 22. Nearly all the country markets held on Tuesday ruled lower. In France the recovery in the prices of grain and flour has re ceived a check. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there were some proceedings in the case of Mr. Page, of the Creevelea (Leitrim) Iron and Coal Works. The liabilities are stated at about 20,0001., whilst the assets are trifling. The check which has been given to trade is be ginning to affect railway traffic. The northern lines suffer =lefty, especially those in the manufacturing districts. The return of the London and North Western Company, published last evening, shows a decrease of about 3,0001. compared with that for the corresponding week of last year. Asbearing upon the prospects of American trade, we malts the following extract from a letter from a mercantile house, dated Boston, 2nd instant : The revulsion in the United States and in Canada, which far-meing men have been predicting for a year or two put, have come, inflation and expansion base been arrested, undue extension of business trazoactions has been checked, inordi nate values are to coulee of depreciation, and property of all kinds will And its true level. After arch a crime there mast be a steady improvement, a healthy re-action, and • viaorea belabors. Legitimate operations from this time onward must be more or less remunerative, and capital will be abundant in the market for those who can show reasonable ponies for good in their transactions. This is our view of affairs in this country ; we believe that there is abundance of valu able resources here, and that the country never bad such mesas within itself for paying debts as it tow poseeepea, and that it was never so rich as it now is. The trouble has been, that them means have not been, and are not yet, available and that for the time maddens* in the value of all property has been shaken. After the winter the crops will come for ward freely, the exports will be increased, the railways will Ad emplo ymen t, the complicated machinery of commerce will moieforward, and fresh activity will he tweeted and augmented. In Canada it will be the same . that is a noble province, sad although ft has received a temporary check in the development of is resources. It will assuredly take a fresh start before long. In Great Britain the present do premion, of course, is only temporary, and all who ere con nected with the transatlantic trade will soon (eel the effect of symptoms of revival on this side. The Master in Chancery charged with the wind ing up of the London, Birmingham, and Bucking hamshire Railway Company proposes on the 26th inst. to make two calls on the contributories, of which one will be for 1501. each, and the other for 1871. each. The certificates of the E Extension shares in the East Indian Railway are now ready for delivery. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been a quiet market for Americas securities in London during the pest week. Illinois shares close at a alight improvement. Erie Third Mortgage Bonds are also inquired for, at advanced mem, bat are maim. New York Central shares and bonds remain inn, and few on the market. WIDWEIIDAY By BNINO. Despite increasing gloom in the commercial world, the funds retain great firmness. At one period of the day, owing to the announcement of more satis factory intelligence from New York, an improvement of / per cent. was attained. In the afternoon more dulness was observable, and the closing quotations were per cent. below those of yesterday. This was chiefly owing to an increased demand for money in the Stock Exchange, consequent upon the de livering to-day of the farther large amounts of stock sold a day or two ago by the Bank of England. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 90 for the 7th December, opened this morning at 891 to 1, rose to 90 to /, and closed at 891 to 1. For money the last price was 891 to _l. Me official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1,1, 1,1, 1; ditto, for ac count (7th Dec.), 891, 901, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 881, 1, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 881, I, 1, s ; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 2; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1883, 171, 171. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1859, 971. Bank Stock, 212, 214. India Bonds, 40s. die. Exchequer Bills were last quoted 17s. to 12a die., being the same as yesterday. Turkish Six per Cents. met with some inquiry in the morning, but had receded at 4 o'clock to 871 to 88, being 4 per cent. lower than yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 97 to 1, being in better demand. In other foreign stocks the variations were not of much importance. Sales are recorded as follows:—Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 821; ditto Five per Cents., 100. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 831, 641 (exch.,126.). French Three per Cent. Rentes, 87f. (exch., 23f. 36c.). Mexican Bonds, 181. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 75, 74; ditto, for account (30th November), 74. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 42/. Russian Fire per Cents., 104. Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., 241, 241. Turkish Six per Cents., 871, 871, 871; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 97, 971, 971. Owing to continued reports that government con template bringing in a bill for remodelling the go vernment of India, the demand for Indian railway shares, which set in late yesterday afternoon, con tinued to-day. Nearly all descriptions exhibit an improvement. The stock of the East Indian Rail way Company, however, left off rather lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday, viz., at 102 to 103, the coupled with the extremely stringent state of the money market, leading to some realisations. Bank shares remain dull, sellers predominating. City Bank, and some other descriptions, have de clined. Canada Land shares have fallen considerably. Peninsular and Oriental Steam advanced about 11. I