The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURT. soon fICII4IIMICILLOI ZEDOII37. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. A deputation from some of the creditors of the loyal Breah lista, headed by Mr. Jonas Wild, Mamba ia caws this monsieg. Mr. Wyld, addressing the ViooChancellor, UM' yra H moue w II allow me, on behalf of the unfortunate crests of the Royal British Beak, to approach your Bo mar tor the purpose of soliciting your kind apeoptima of a memorial which has been prepared by the ftpresootatives of some of thee* anfortuaate creditors. Althoonh it may appear to your Honour firragalar, and Mt :a the sadism, course to take matters of this kind, I ma sotto eve your Honour will math as for premating the medal to yoa. TM Tim-Chancellor —I cannot maim any memorial from you. If you wish to wilco any application it will be 'needed to in dais coarse, bat I cannot receive an esparto momotial from any one. ydr. Wyld—The memorial is only to request your Howse to aim jedgment is this ease. There an thousands of un fortunate medium to whom any delay in your judgmest sr.3 be mar. Tte Vies-Chaacellor—There sao delay. I shall give jasmine with all reasonable despatch, but I will give wo rest judgment is a matter of so mach important*. Wyld—l twat your Honour will feel that, fa ►t teadiag to gneis, this memorial, we approach your Hoeour with the highest roped. Are we to undatetand that your Hoarier &sawn to resin this memorial ?; The Vies Chircallor—Cotainly. It is not from may dis respect to 'brio who greaser It that I refuse, bet I saa receive notepad* communication from any one. Thedootts 'ion wit►dnw. !dr. Link la.er,the solicitor for the essigium, was Is the lra• sied:ate seighb , mrliood of the court. Ho did &di Wm rtni tke dolma:Aiwa into eitirt. CONSISTORY COURT. DtrOMI IL Ni,,,crutz, MITI. W. WILLI/ AND 11111 CT OP ST. JAMBI'S. C This wu a sail to &Weiss the validity of the meat o'Action of the Rev. Rebut Ilagaire to the perpttaal m isty of St. Junes, Clerkeawell. As apparatus was Ova is oa behalf of Mr. Itagaire, sad time vim allowed the other pasties to prepare their mower. COURT OF 110101111 OIL COUNIIIIKOZI Ix as 1001. The haningt was • baker. of Klasslead-road. This was tbe eselantatio• inertias. The bankrupt was brought up lz custody. It will be remembered that he was tried • abort tuft as. or • charge of clefraudieg lit. Hoot, amid sea wad to term of saprzeosseat, Mr. fillierry, fcr the assignees, milted for an adjsuraweat fore nos* se accounts having been filed. The CM WM adjourned accordingly, ill as hAIIIIII. The baakrapt, Debit' Horns, was • bcolueller, of toper Holloway. In September 1855, his imansiaation woo salaamed sine die, owing to the unsatisfactory satire of the ammate, and prateeti-n was given craly for s mouth, with the meanies that it Mould act be renewed unless on appliestio* made with the knowledge of the assigaser. The Troleetton wr stet reeewell, sad Use baukrept wee takes ato easterly on se/rad:oe greeted under the 23711% leaks. He new applied for his dacha's. Mr. Luse append. His H held that the grant's( of proteetioa for a limited period wee tan tamouat to it. refusal altogether, sad said that he could not interfere to order the discharge. IN p DLAcELOCK AND 3LACILOOI. The haskropta were drapers, a; Newoood,lttehapel. Thoy now applied for their ventilate. Ursiand deb% 1.6971 ; tweets, about 4501. Mr. H. Hurlesnpp,rwd. Then wee me oppeeltism. It epplared that the henkrupta bud Masa is the tally trade," and the fader* arose troa the Imp &mast abed do ate—opwarde of 2,0001. Hie Hollow greeted immediate entlikettes of Ike naiad that. 000 O. 01:6010001 /01111LAT01. IK 111 POlll. This was the adjourned certificate mosties la the eau ol Ann Soptve poll. , pewobrean, of Gnat thaffslk street. Her Ilsbilit asoaohei to 2,7004 , are chiefly these el her deceased buboes!. Mr. Lawreac• liepperted. Mr. Begley, fee the swirnen, opposed, oe the Musa that the bankrupt bad allowed her property be swept away by so escudos jute before the Ware. His Honour taking Into scoosat the time wbieb the beekrept bad twee before the court, granted a sanilloato of tke Knead clue THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-H 012,815. Henry Smith and John Roach, the latter a little boy who hia been u,gaently imprisoned for theft, were brought berme the L rd hlartr , charged with !mean attempted te pick a gentleman's pocket. A lid who belongs to the Telegraph Company, la Letk bury, said he raw the smaller boy, emend by the other, pat Ws &igen is its gentleman's poakot, and draw a! pocket h.nakerebiet half out of it. A policeman being class to the spot, was spoken to by the witness, and ha seised the prisoners, cite of whom straggled to get sway. The prieonen wen comaitud to hard labour for three months. BOW.BTREET. BRUTAL MID URTROTOILID ASSAULT. A mu named James Omnill was charged before lfr. Jardine with •violert and unprovoked mask es Mr. Ciro. Tillotson, en eating•house kapott., la Kiarpstreet, Went Welter. It ar that the prito3er went last night kto the Blue ' Ba it' s Heat puhlic-house, in Whig-Frost, and ordered some drink, which was refused him, as he wee the worse for liquor. He be. began to abeam the landlord, who was in the act of muting round the coun ter, for the peep,* of putting him out, when t►e prisoner riddenly turned upon the n potion to him, which happened to be Mr. Taammo, dealt him a savage blow in tte (see, and !tiled him to t►e ground. Ilr. Tillotson, whore shop is directly opposite the pablichouse, had en. toed for the purpose of obtainierg change. He was fined 31, or in default sentenced to one mcntles imprieonment. LAMBETH. ANOTIIII OAIOTTZ ZOBBLAT. Frederick Trewers, a young 'claw who described Min olta *loamy/man painter, was plated at the ber before Mr. Elliott, on • charge of being concerned with three others, sot la outody, in ro.biar Me. John Moore, a pickle aranalacturi r, resid-og at No. G 7, Pletsant.plate, Lambeth. The neatest°, deport that on that morning, about hell. past 14 o'clock, is g , ing home through Temple street, be heard the footsteps °tense persona behind him, and Sadie* that they were Pettis g dour as he proceeded, he on reachiag within • few yude of tie own doer turned round. He the% raw that th , re were font person. I.llowing him, and at the instant one of the sire pasud L., lett arm round his neck, while with i/r, right hand he grasped him by the threat, and beet him back, so that he lost all lower of voice's, Mow n thee of thit other men gave him a violent Wow on t o e breut, end a 'stand struck biro with great! Lter on the ct nt. and at the time he felt be had bees strangled, and is • few minutes after malt have been dead. by some estraerdinary effort he male a jerk, and the men who held him by the throat let him WI, sod then he called out murder and p.,lics es loud es he could. This be thought frighteeed thee' of the pasty, se they ran away, and at the aoss•st he saw the primer scrambling for his watch, which was on the ground, sad bad bees torn from his Alban chats. He rreggled with Wee, but he got sway, sad was soon alter takes custody. He 'sold swear positively to the priecinees ident.iy es one of the Eerie*, ae he had en opportunity of seeing his face and features. Joseph h inks are pne.d to having suns the last winces sad the prooner striagglier tNether, aid Ryas, 476 A, said he I:7,care t the t noisier •In.le relining away from the ',route. tor. IN nicer demand to bev:sie picket , up the Albert chair belonging to the prosecutor, • short distaste from when he stopped the prisoner. Toe prisoner, who said he was lima:eat of the °tsetse, hot who wee recognised as bevies bona lomaittid ttogi this rout before, was sent rot trial DEATO Or A GIANT.-00 Sunday, the 9th Net., Mr. J.. 31.0"fillid flOireft it tt • villsito at D.bd•s, 1. ►it h2ad your. ifs was sn •ztra:rdinuy character, for though not shove ths orelnery hipieht ha was of imams maim tad., wasoriiii 9 feet snood sad weights( 33 stos• of 1411,.. Whew sett,. ft °a his ehair (gad• sopedally for his wee. foss foot wide) ills abdomen covered Ito knew, sad hasp down almost to the ground. Wiles h• poetised it was settoseasy so pock his teed to provost suffocation. Ho 001Ild only Its 'pan ions side. About to. years op In w.l saltibitod at the Leiee.ter"saro Room, Leaden, as Ile Otestsst Man is the World." Ho has also bees eibihi.e4 so Om coulter. A suit of sloths' =ado toped. ally tie his would t•sfort•bly buttes up toss ordinary Dim or,. litandisld was a brother by trade, end at tho time f tos sleuth was • halo old mar, pessaries • pod soastitatlsa aad • ssagoias sad happy tosspeoussent. 1I.• mortal s•ssias halms boss interred •t Debda.—ltesal Mrs". THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18. 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two olkooi. Business in the railway share market continuo very quiet, bat consists mainly of purchases. Prices have, soneequently, experienced a farther general improvement amounting, on an average, to to per ant. since yesterday. Midland stook in particu larly buoyant, and is lest marked 80. All French lines are much higher. Lombardo Venetian have alto risen considerably, being last marked 41 prem. OIDINASY MAIM AND 11110CiL ILAILWAU. 4 fi Si 44 II IS IS IS If IS ii ii &Si 17i SI V ir 84 22 24 24 cus it it lII ' 11:5 Ile 117 Sq IN SO IS 71 74 Pin :t 3.. .4 91i I US ell 6 i 30.70 ape SIN Milk Yodel Pi Ple.lkitAala imm. su IIS 100 flan 40 64 60 5 F. 1 NOM 101,01 1 As , . •. 10.000 1 4 mown. an .. 1 *4OOO . • ND ... ...• 10.0111 00 •aulloollos 1 i I MO* 1 0,000 II filonsooaLos all —.- 14001 10 HAY km .14 1 1 Ivo* IS tiralalon.l.poo . $33 11 Si SO 1.000 De. Omar Is Ode* on II 4 IVO I* Do. SLAM Doi IS 1 10 01 4101 ICia.oer.lllo.llo.ka 1 Poo Lim MC* * Cabooftw ....... on 14 as 100,001 S 10•0iL,......... 11 U FA E t. 43191".1. 417.7011. /1 p00 .7-14. 01.1 41 * .. 1:11 •11 15 4 g SSA* 1 Minos . an i I a 110,000 1 ClertlhonisMaii. all 1 • WO ft Kira* ..—..— all 11,01•3 4i On* Poigairlo oil il i MOO Ore. Whoa! Tor %IQ all 1 40.000 Lawny .............—... Ell 14.000 si6ara 10.000 dallilol. ammo.... Ut 1 ail r la,lll *AO Sol= ........... all . Damn —... all 1 0 ,000 10 film Lod all Ili 10000 WAD 1 Owls lialli 01l 14,0001 SO sinammoy boo ....... all 11 U 100100 13 4D0.1114,... 4ll 1 I TAN is ersawa.*. WWI f 1 ..... an KOSS I Do Rap •11 MOM So. SI 11 1 IO -• 4.1011 N 1 11 00.11 ......... 11 1 1 u. 114 N.lll Malted if0ir........ all Si 4 10,000 1 wait ..—. ill 100,00 1 west miliple'r......— an i I f Duoloralo by stamp* load. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY 7.12411D8. EXAMINATION OF KENT.—(THIS DAY.) Tate taming, James Charles Cowes Heat, the clerk who stands charged with Redpatk with fares( • attain document with lomat to defraud the Greet Northers Railway, was again placed at the bra before Xt. Ocala at the Clerkeswell police wart for re-exasalastioe. Mr. Humphrey, ►ttended for th► praw►►tia, ►ad Mr. Dodd for the defence. Sr. Humphreys stated that ft would be in the manse- Non of the worthy magistrate that he had the honour of appearing befire him last week with some of the authori ties of the Great Northern Railway, to ask for a warrant for the apprehension of the registrar of the smarmy, a man of the name of Redpatb. The warrant was 'mated, sad waa plead in the bands of Hr. Wil liams, the superintendeat of the employ, but on the following day the man Zeal, the prF saner at the bar, end • *lnk in the same ease, wee taken into custody, in consequence of infarstaticm being fotwarded to the officers that he was concerned with the prisoner Redpatb in the eoramiseion of the frauds with which that prisoner stands charged. Lent was brought bleu Mr. Tyrwhitt on Tuesday last, and some evidence having been offered on the part of the prosecution, he was remanded at his (Mr. Humphreys') request until this day, be not expecting that Redpath would have been taken earlier. The primmer Redpath wee liken next morale; in London. instead et, as was expected, M Faris on Friday morniag last; and, having undergone an examination at this mere, was remanded until Friday next. He should therefore ask that this ease might stand for Friday next. With regard to the first examination of the prisoner at the bar, he thought it nueseary to explain that it was at his request that the exualnation was taken in private, and that it the hate had then been made public, what had slum occurred might not have takes plane. He thought It seeemary to explain this is justice to the gentlemen of the press con nected with the court. According to the statute he had the right to ask that the examination might be taken in private., He should therefore ask that the primer night be re- 1 mended until Friday next. Mr. Mould, the chief clerk, thou read over the 'vide's* taken on the first examination, a report of which appemed inclusively in the Express of Friday last. Mr. Curie then remanded the prisoner until Friday wet. lir. Dodd applied that the mall articles (omit on the, primer, ccesSotiag of hte watch, • hails, &e., alight be rseteeed to him. Mr. Humphreys oriented, sad the artklos were restored. TM primmer. who appeared is the hart of spirits, war them reamed by Timm, the polar. The mart was very mush crowded, and amoral of the railvity authorities wars prima to Mat the prossidiage. RED PATH. Redpath was not only wall known so a constant 'seat at faahlozable parties, bat even contrived to get pro. mated at coats He was almost (smelly es well bows is Paris's in !Amides, be being a (request visitor then, sad Ming is the habit of patronising the Hotel Wiadsor, where be keel Is most price'', style, his hotel bill bug said to! ri have avenged 1001. a week. Dula, a rawest visit it is stated that he bonus a seep► titor with the Emperor foe a beastifal antiques model of Leda and the Swan la silver. The Empire/ offered TOOL, 1 , 5 sad Reaps* 7601, and the coveted ornament wee duly VIM SS veyed to the mansion at Weybridge. t, Redpettt, liks R9bloll, WU a /feat patron of the theatres, end sight be nightly seen Calm at the Royal Italie& Opns or the Haymarket, to the stags of which he had ready access, lo sad where We lore of display, which he suss to hare pew sexed in sa estraordisery degree, easrad kin *Ran to give to away his ntosey—or perhaps we s►ould say that ef hie es• players—bt a swot sztresedlauy meaner. flu, be wpm . . one mann said to a Medias aster... —, my dear fellow, you 0000 take • benefit, sad I have so oppertnalty of showing my appreciation of year character as • mat, mid your talents as sa sato?, es I wish to do; do me, therefore, la this pleasure to swept this slight aeknowlodgmont of my opinion of yon"—at the IMMO time lonics • sham for 601. ose into hi heads. The box book-keeper of the seine then** 140 having Mad a few weeks claw, leaving • widow sad moves algid/es, so appeal was mods to Rtdpath to assist in getting 1: 0 0 is. of them into the Bt. Ann's Sonny Asylum. He pro algid to me his beet awdeavoun, and the next day sent th• requisite number of proof,/ tv snare the denims. Net 2 1 : dots his *whet appear to have been always controlled by * ostentation, he basing been known, upon more that ono occasion when attesting the elections at the so institution to which we have alluded, to go up to sou, poor widow whom ha has seat bathed go in Mars, haring that she had no prospect of seantlog to the election of her child—to inquire into the can—desire es her to ascertain how many mot. proxies she !ignited, and 100 then glair her • 'begat to secure them; whilst, in other C eons, he has prentated the mother with 201. or 261. to to assist her until the neat gladioli. On the oxaslos of tins sans* festivals of see or mere of the charitable institn mi - tints of the metropolis, Leopold Redpeth was la the habit 00 of paying from 601. to 1001. twat his own pocket fa order to ic s z, add to the splendour of the dinner—a feat of which very toe few of the goats wart cognisant. At the first dinner of one of the.. @mini'', after the return of his Royal High- ; nem the Dan of Cambridge from the CAMPS—MI amain ce which hie Royal Highness presided-100 pineal wen mi so espeaded—the subscription lists alio bearing the names el "Leopold Redpsth, Rog., 601 ; sad Mn. Redpath, SOL" se But this was not all; for in the course of the enaing Red- II le path landed is anther cheque for 1061., as a linens s from • " Ditisen who admires the intoner of kis Royal Witham the Duke of Combed'', and who whites to con le - (ringlets his Royal Highness oa his return from the to Crisse."—Pose. The Esass Herald nye Mn. Redsth, Um wife is of Leopold R4path, who is now in custody, charged with forgery, and envertng to his own use shuts la the •• Onat Northers Railway, wu the diviner of the late Major is Sherman, is the wens of the East India Company, and I I she was described at the period of her marriap as a yosag is lady of considerable personal attraction. Major Sherman resided for =toy years, and up to the period of his death, • fire or Cs years este, at Msryland Pont, Stratfird. Redpath was known is the neighbourhood of Stratford from his frequent Tints to Mika Sbernian's rendition, both e , previous and subsequent to his marriage." et. EXTENSIVB FRAUD. Daring the pot week an extensive fraud haa been discovered In the establishment of Mears. Burn and 10 Corps, the eminent segiren of the New Cress-road, Dept- 61. fort, commitrre by John William Stuart, their foremast and 11. 10 masegirff man. et. It appears that for the last eighteen years Stuart has ft , enjoyed the full confiders of his employers, bat owleg at. to ere suspicion brie, been suited I. the Naiad of Mr. Stout, the head clerk to the firm, a rigid scrutiny IGO of iterate t^ok place, when some IseMetent set.i 3 3 dating appearing in the time" areout, Stuart wee lent for, who said there was a mistake, which a t , be woul d immediately rectify with the men. Hs at. had co communicstios with either of the men, but Si. shortly afterwards returned, esyieg he had rade Hell right, and altered the book. This led to a farther march, which ; resulted in the discovery of frauds to the amour of several is thousands of pounds, and the absconding of Stuart. With at. respect to the method by which Stuart bad carried on his WI fraud for so long a period, it appears that he bad made LM falls and fictitious time entries, paying the men from a .„; priests list, with stoppages for the loot time, bet himself a charging the full amour He had also b ees recisiviag from sa. to lOs. • week for each engineer's wages sere than he had paid over to them, and Ss. • week each in Si. like manner for the labourers. As far r has at resent been ascertained, this system has bees carried eta between f ilt• twelve and thirteen yearn. Stuart bed also been In the i t habit of employing the era and material of the firm fa the sr, elnetruction a lathes, its, sod disposing of them for hi. own ladividual benefit. The most heartless forties of the m. fraud, however, is the receipt by Stuart of • sovereign from E. Mr. Bennett far at irjoried °mum whisk was never paid 7 over. • senreh warrant having b een' obtained, the pollee e t M etwart's resides's, 4, Asserehas-read, New- lit e - rmtilawght away half a cart lewd of property (moot shed Nis. Sousa ae belonging to bleb oorebting of !e how rewriters, gas lamp, corrugated WS ornamental mettles (meleding two equate, well shelled with fish), n•fast en d from the material of his employer., with it which the hones was decent; d. fe Masers. Beaman sad Corps welt tell the reales automat of the dash:edam, bet they at resent neigh reveral thou isead Siondord. Out's Mx, Nov. 17.—At a pension of the lloseereble &testy of Gray's-lea, bolds this shy, Philip dues Wiagesla, Rel., Thomas Dudley Ryder, Esq., M.A., sad Thum Ridley, Esq., were coned to Use demo of WOW. PAW= ONZ MULLING DATA MONDAY, Nov. 17 .-Zdadmeeese ea payereal, 624; Mao by seem dame, 184. Tel vilSees, 708. I Vi ank ist i=lo9lll. 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I 12.810 10 11615Doloila 6 ;310 10 Ds. all SAS 6 Dsa 0.01.115,81 8 16,880 1 Du 00... I 1./16 100 N. atoms' N. &alai so .., 54.Xfaltefloa u p.e. law. D0b. a . ) 99 liar* at Itazep6lNma. 178 KIM 1 Wised Gas - _ ..„.. all DAN 1 Da, "Pew lUD 5 FuMairsi all 10.090 60 Piel4.10001•1•1111ma all 00.000 10 Mallow .- ".- 10 14,1 N 100 60,01111118155 a..„..... 00 lUD 1 Audi& Averamati.... .0 91,088 I lbw sll KM 26 dsal De. kAaileallia .."." TZC all TIAN I la.asons• lek69. Ike*. all moor I Da. Do. llarktarad alt UM ft .11.Caaada I 10.000 100 Irsallianalea Lai Si 00,000 10 Vlsiprla Data .......... all 110.N0 10 De. Now -.............. 11 MONET MARIBT.--THIB DAT, Two oVuxi. The feuds today have attained a further improve. meat of 1 to f per cent., and all the Stook Exchange markets are better. Console for the 4th December were first marked 931, and are now quoted 931, exactly. For money the price is 93 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 921; the New Three per Cents. at 92 to 911; India Stock at 227; and Exchequer Bills at le. dim. to ls. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have risen to 90/ to 91. ' The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are quoted 100 to 1. Other foreign securities are very quiet. The sales are limited to Dutch Two and-o-Half per Cents. at 841 (exch. 128.); Mexican Three per Cents, at 211; ditto, for account, 18th Nov., at 1 221; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 231 and 231. The letters from Paris allege that the amount of gold purchased by the Bank of France during the LW month is about 2,500,0001. As the whole of this ban disappeared, there is sufficient evidence that the metallic drain continues, and that the Bank's foreign bullion p urchases must be persevered in. As a result of inquiries extensively pursued, it is estimated that there exists at present in the French funds a floating speculation foe the rise to the extent of some five millions sterling. This circumstance, coupled with the constant supply of new stock from the last loan, readily explains the high rates of interest witnessed at each monthly settlement on the Bourn. On the other hand, it is believed that many of the great capitalists, who fore saw thereeent oollapes,and transferred their secaritice to the hands of the smaller fry of speculators at prices much above thugs now current, are short of stock, and would not be disinclined to repurchase upon any symptoms of real improvement in the monetary situation. The questions, what prospect is there of such improvement, considering the magnitude of the demands which have yet to be met by the money market? Four-and-a-half millions sterling have yet to be paid on the last loan, and this fact enoourages a belief that the floating supply of stock will cow time large until February. Several of the lead ing railway tempests" are also notoriously in want of funds whetewith to carry on works now in pro- grams. With a view to facilitate the issue of fresh securities by certain companies, it is whispered that a little judicious support is likely to be given to the share market, which also derives assistance from the mare favourable aspect of the traffic returns, now that the emporia°a no longer lies with the Exhibition season of last year. But although the future demands upon the market are evidently serious, we must sot overlook the immediate absorption of rail way and government stock which is going en at the reduced prices for account of the polio. It is calculated that the advances on strike and shares repaid to the Bank during the lest month represent a total of about six millions 'heeling in securities (making allowance for the limited amount per cent. advanced by the Bank), the whole of which must have been withdrawn from the institadon and placed in other hands. This opera tion during the month has been attended with little patidies to the value of the Renton. Railway shares, it is tree, have fallen heavily; but in the fact that this heavy maw of securities has been forced out of "pledge" there is evidently room for the hope of a steadier market. The specie ex the steamer La Plata is expected to be in hand to-morrow. The New York advice, report that the exchange on London was weaker; nevertheless it was believed that the flow of specie to this side will continue. The corn market yesterday was quiet. Good qualities of wheat maintained last Monday s rates, but inferior sorts were scarcely saleable, unless at a alight redo don. The arrivals of foreign breadetnffe in Lain last week were large, amounting to 34,969 quartet" of wheat, 4,738 of barley, 31,418 of oats, and 8,316 barrels of flour. Sinn last Friday only seven grain laden vessels have arrived at port of cell, bat twelve or fifteen cargoes remain on sale, for which buyers do not offer freely. The provincial markets held at the goes of last week were generally dull. The French markets in some cases show an upward tendency. Telegraphto advicee have been received from St. Petersburg, dated yesterday (Monday) morning. The weather had become warmer, and the steamers and sailing vessels which had been detained by the ice were putting to sea. According to letters received from well.ia• formed parties in several continental cities, the removal of the apprehensions recently entertained respecting the cordiality of the relations between the English and French governments has been attended with a favourable effect upon the money market. With reference to an intimation in ear law report, we are requested to state that the di rectors of the London and County Bank had no cognisance of, nor ever in any manner authorised, an arrangement for the purchase of any interest whatever in the Newcastle Commercial Bank. In consequence of the delays lately experienced in procuring transfers and stock certificates front the office of the Great Northern Railway Company, an official representation has been made by the Stock Exchange authorities. The subjoined reply from tke secretary hes been posted up in the Stock Ex change: Great Northern, N0v.15, 1866. Sir,—l have to acknowledge the ncelpt of your letter of the 14th last., for which lam obliged. The current work of the registration department ha unavoidably been Ler raged by the painful discoveries which hive been made within the last few days, but every exertion shell be mete to extinguish the of work in hand, and I hope that all transfers end stock certificates now In the °Mee will be seat out oa Monday, bat certainly on Tuesday. For the satisfaction of Individual proprietors I shall be hippy to answer any inquiry, if the parties will favour as with a letter stating beta, the peeve elare and amount of the stook in respect of which they seek information.—l am, de, OE I I B O J. R. Mowers, Secretary. WWI Meagher, Esq., Secretary of the Railway Department, Stock lixdmage. The directors of the London Discount Company announce that they propels to commence business early in December. A manager and suo-manager have already been engaged. The prospectus of the British and Colonial Agency Company (Limited) is issued. This company pro- poses to raise a capital of 23,0001. (subject to increase) " for the purpose of transacting business on commis sion and sgenoy principles only, chiefly in connexion with monetary transactions, thereby creating a sort of exchange for loans, investments, and the purchase and sale of real and personal estate, and properties of every description, through the medium of an extensive connexion, a competent staff of assistants, and a well arranged system of registration." It is intended to keep registers of money ready to be advanced, at the same time indicating the nature of the securities in which it is to be employed; also registers of real estates and properties offered for sale. The shares are of 61. each, on which a deposit of 10s. per share is to be paid on allotment. A farther cell of 2L 10s. is to be paid on the 251. shares of the Grand Junction Waterworks Company by the 15th of December. The halt-yearly guaranteed interest is to be paya ble on the shares of the Victor Emmanuel Railway on the 29th int. A special general meeting of the British Telegraph Company is called for the 25th inst., at Manchester, to decide upon a proposal for the untou of this com pany with the English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company, or for the sale of the undertaking to some other company. MONDAT EVIIKINO. The Stock Exc'iange has been quieter to-day than for some time past. In all quarters business was languid, but the funds were maintained at an advance of I per cent. over the closing quotations of Saturday. Railway securities were also well supported. Amongst the favourable featurts of the day were an improve ment at Paris, and a somewhat easier mosey market hers. The supply of money was rather more liberal, but little change can be quoted in rates. First class abort dated bills are discounted at about the Bask minimum of 7 per cent., bat for all other paper higher rates are exacted. Console, which were last quoted on Saturday 921 to 93 for the 4th December, scarcely varied to-day ITII RI lei 204 19 20 i elm LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Domino. Nov. 17.—The taartat deed, today, it stoat the ratio of Saturday. Claledcodut. 31111 a —Great Weans. 9{l—Lora. ells Lad Yorkshire, 9t—tondos sad North Wantons. 103 31-- Naeoheator_ sea lame& Ili I — UW=4 70 1 I 1 11 North WNW, 9l—NorLia Bestern, home*, 30i—South The works at the Dom sod of the East Int Railway have bees reaseceed by the sinking of a shalt for a stand under the western heights, which will bring the terminus of the sew line right into the Riddle of the tows, sag ekes es the lankier. The screw steamer Cape of Good Hope, which for. awls belonged to the General Screw Company, left Smth moot yesterday for Calmat', with 16 pumpers and 60 toss of cargo. She hes been purchased by a company who Yarn a contract for ateveymg melte between Calcutta sad Burmal. Another steamer, ceded the Baltic, Waging to the same company, will shortly leave London for Calcutta. ARRIVAL OP THE HERICAIHL—SOUTHAMPTON, 11101DAY:Lih• Milted States mail 'Mauer Harmed arrived at Southampton yesterday. She left New Yarn ma the tad inst. Amongst her same is specie to the rase of 180,000 dollars for Fetuses end Eagload. On her voyage Me spoke the Washlevee, bound for New York. She willow! at Soathataptaa, sad then proceed on to Brune& - _ _ - . ARRIVAL OP THE CITY OF B/11111110RE.—LIM POOL, SIONPAY.ThiI terser .tamer City of Behialllll, Cr o Utb•rt Leitch, bakes's; to the Liverpool tad P Illeempsaket Coapsay , arrived its the Money man bear We morning, from Philadelphia, with 180 WOO *anus in tp aefe, sad • fall cargo of met freight. The City of Baltimore sailed hem =at 10.30 a.m. es the 30th , and on the tad sake the three blades of her propeller, sad had Midis* ilemeed upta sail for the remainder of the Oa the air preirlses to the seeidest she logged the .at et 331 adios, and while under sail, on the 6th sad 7th Ia In sad 261 miles reipsetively. Os the tad obe passed the ship Lady Blaney, bound west, lat. 43 N., 100. 68 W.; the David Crockett, beam to New York, at the 11th, lat. 49 N., lon. 27 W.; the United States Mail Steam ship Washington, from Bremen and Southampton, fee New York oa the 10th ; the Royal Mail Measachlp Persia, hence to New York, at 2 am. as the 16th, off Tasks/. Made Festoon Bock at 2.30 p.m. at the 15th, sad arrived la the Mersey at 2.55 a.m. to-day—making the voyage from Philadelphia to this port is 17 days, 2 hours, meta time. Her salmis satiolpatsd by the Arabia. THE Dommow FLITCH.—A getters= and soft hearted lady, whose name at present is with great judgment not disclosed, has intimated to the proper authorities bar iatantion t, invest ia the tame of the corporation of Grist Ducats, a suileient sum to perpetuate the outlast eastern of Damson (es revived by Mr. 11. Ainsworth), the latent% being sulkiest to discharge the expenses attoodeat as the annual terissony at the mwo-hall and procession. The see. cessfol claimants, instead of taking the old and almost im pratVeable oath formerly required, will declare that 1 . they have lived together a twelvemonth and a day without say quarrel or any wish to be eaatarried &pia," and will Urea receive the prise.— Timm. THB LATE STARVATION 07 • MOTHER AND FAMlLV.—Yestorday Mr. Wahl'y preeeeded with an laves tipstioe, In the Maryleboar Workhouse ' Now-reed, tench hog the death of Elisabe th Mane, elks Franklin, aged 40, wits, with her four ebildree, was found in a completely naked and destitute condition at 7, Weimer plate, Heys's svin-eqsare. It ap7eared from the evidence tbst the dc cemed, who was a women of • very peculiar and sullen temper, issieted en leaving the world:mem with her 'Midst n in September last, and that in dime, opponties is the wishes of the p arochial setborltite. 85e thin wont to live at 7, Walser-place, and nothieg mote was bearded her by the parish oMeen mail Thursday last, when also was Memo Tend et the kome in a dying coaditiaw,swiatoiusomillows already reported. Mr. Musiett workhouse who performs 1 the poet-mortem asiatiaseloa, pswwi that the deceased sufferm from disesee of the brain and gio inns,- d,ato owes of death was an effueion tats the brain, roasltiap hem a :ball?. 11 was clearly proved that neither the de ceased aor the chile:yen applied at any time for parochial assisteam; and the coroner, in ssemaiag up, observed that the parochial authorities was easily exonerated from all biome in the matter. The jury hilly coincided with the etweeer, and recorded a verdict in weeniest with the midi. Cal evidemer. STOW IN THE NORTH Of , SCOTIAND.-A 119VOTII storm from the north-sett with snow hes visited the north cf &Aland. The mounts's, were steered to the dspli of one foot of snow, end It was feared that the early winter would he very fetel to the sheep is the hills. SAIL OF CORNI6II Corns MlNFA.—Yestarday, it Garrawsy's ealevooms, ColubUl. Meows. Dawns sad Knight ofkred to public section, by asthority of the sham holders, who are wiading up their attars, the POEM sad Grist Wens! Leiters Union Copper Mines, e:tuoto la the Aloof Pertassebolos, Corriere!, together with the baud. Inge, sehloory, sad satire pleat thereon, in worklag order. re The wises ere belt au teams kr art ataszpirod torn of 16 rue. The onetime*, elated that the vreport, was for unreserved sale ; that the whole of oho tsaehiasrphad out, about fear years ago, nearly 16,0001., and duds, the ems period the shereholdert Led ezpseded on Ow mines about 113,0001. hold los 1,7004 IC7 lilf Ple Pit IHI '3 Mt - i Pik C eh el 80 17 U 14 111 ft iii ne 5 1 si dim 17 15 59 0 96 le le le al q 7i 57 TS IN 144 544 143 IS 10 16 45 TO 1 " 4 7 :I 1 711 110 II 1 ft 1 1 Ms 14 16 37 SI 'MAT& 14 7 ... l a It I dis 1 i. Pm i 1 Pik 6 1 pa 93 93 61 91 66 9$ par PO 4 9 4 I pt I Po 4 id S"' id F3l pa 1 IA IS 6 336 10 II 76 79 fli 4 l pa h 14 1 al 09 1O 1 1 113 ISt 111 110 100 110 HI vi 1M el gli 11, Par I Pa j ice Pi I. ss, se f -411 4'l 47 411 i 7117 Per •I It ad l+ PE U 100 6 4 6 • •7 101 I IPM rti Ur ISS 137 11/ 111 1:1 1:1 121 219" 176 161 N+ la ir4 JO lii lii 96 109 Ile 90 I 19 pa 103 104 II 04 Ij Cf dim 46a IN IN V II I it it. t• It It. It. giVIO 13 • ••• VAN 4 080 lq.oll from their °losing quotation of 99 to e. Far many the closing price was 921 to 1. The official badman report in u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, 92j, 93 ; ditto, for account, 4th Dee., 93, 931. 'Dares per Cent. Reduced, 91/, 1, 1. Now Three per Cents., 91/, 92. Thirty Years dkoonitisi, expiring in April, 1885, 17 15-113, 171. Bank Stook. 215. India Stock, 226, 225. Three-and4-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981, 98/. India Bondi., 2s. pram. Exchequer Bills were an demand, and roes about 21., closing at Is. die. to 2a. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain steady, at 981 to /. Turkish Six per Cents. are marked aa high aa 901, and closed at 901 to 1, or per cent, higher than on Saturday. The guaranteed Four per Cents. remain rather dull, and were last quoted 99; to 1001. Other foreign securities were steady. Ottoman Bank shares closed today at 3 to 2/ dig.; Bank of Egypt at 21 to 21 dia.; National Discount at 1 to 1 prem. ; London Discount at 1 to 1 die.; and General Bank of Switzerland at 2 to 11 dia. The old bank stocks were quiet. Crafty Mutual Bank shares were marked 33 and 34 (501. paid). Australian Agricultural shares were more inquired for, and closed at 26 to 27. Victoria Dock shares showed flatness. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal BUlway, 1 to 1 premium; Ceylon Railway, 1 to 11 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, part to 1.10 prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, to prem.; Copiapo Railway, die. to par ; Italian Junction ailways, 2to 11 dia. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, eto prem. Metropolitan Railway Gua ranteed mbar's, 1 to I die.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, 1 dim. to par; ditto, B shares, 1 to OI dim. The nominal quotations for some other new ro t int s are as follow :—European and Indian Junction I Telegraph Company, 1 dig , to par ; Bernard's Patent , Machine Boot and Shoe Company,l die. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, 1 die. to par ; Levant Mineral, dim. to par; Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus r Company, par to prem.; and National Guaranteed i Manure Company, par to k prem. MINE,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The transactions in home mining stocks have been more numerous during the last day or two, but have led to little charge in priors. Tin Croft shares have met with more inquiry, and are firmer. In the Stock Exchange today National Brazilian (Comes) shares have been dealt in at 34, and United Mexican at 34. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions lx the Mining Exchange: Cheneellorsville. 6s. 61 , 61. N.; Ding D. 32,1, 331; Eut Basset, 61, 62, 80, 61 ; Great Alfred, 91, 1,1, 9-1 ; Lady Btrtha, 195., 20s. ; Molten& 21. 32., 2'. 61.; Row warns and Berland, 21, 1, ; Sortridge Consols, 21, 4; Smith Cam Brea, 111, 4, 4 ; Itocroft, 31 ; Wheal Edward, 21, ; Wheal Grenville, 23..61.; Wheal Wrei, 7,1, 1. In the Stook Exchange: North Boater. 80, 85; Wheel Buller, 2921, 2374; Wheal Margaret, 391 ; Ding Ding, 33 ; Tice:volt, 4 Sort:ids, Consols, 2l ; Great Wheal Alfred, 91; Wheel Edward, 21 ; South Cara Brea, 111 ; Lady Bertha, 195., 20e. ; llollaad, 21. 9d. ; Bortridge and Bedford, le. 61.; Chlunellonsille, 63. 31., 6r. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARIETS. 1 CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (sr )ZLOBITIC TzLzoiAra.) _ (MOM OUL OWN Our torn market wu well ' , tended by millers and farmers, and a much bettor feeling prevailed. In wheat and Slur less irregularity in pease, wh!eh wire the extrema of Friday's rates. Indian corn wu steady. Oats and oatmeal were very dull. Little doing in any other article, and no alteration in pewit. Weather showery. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Stroks..—The market bay opened with a steady appear ance, and the public sales are progressing without allowing any material alteration in prices. The reale& market firm at lett week's currency ; lumps, St. to 621. Count.—The large public sales of East India are pro gressing steadily. TYA.—The trade cantinas to buy steadily of Congo* from le. to le. 34., but the demand for common is very limited, the quotation is kid., partly sonainal. SALTPITRE.-1.700 bags Bombay refraction, 231 to 38f, sold at 341.8 d. to 36.. 64., which were ry high prices far this description. NITRATI or SODA —7OO bags offered, sad bought in, at IV. Oki. to 18s. Rtes.-3,000 bags Bengal were offered, and chiefly bought la above the market value, but the article generally has a very firm appearance. Rox.—The market is Hrs. Corrox.—The dssaad 47lhaitad ; 100 bales °WI sod In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW ItIARIEBT.-THIS DAT. The market Ii firm at the subjoined wisdom :—Toen tallow, 56.. 6d. nett asidt ; Piton tuns T.C. on the snot, 665.95.; November and Decembm, 56.. 9L; January to Kara, his. HAY MARIEETTHIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Doris reports trade without lettersets's. Prime meadow bay, 684. to 80s.; superior ditto (old), Us. to 909. ; Inferior, Ws. to 601. ; rowels, 601. to l'Os.; cloven 70e. to 1104 ; woad cut, 701. to 95.. ; straw, 265. to '289. WEST SPORTING LNTELLIGENCE (DT ziscriuo 711.20W1.) SHREWSBURY MEETING. THIS DAY. -0- RACING PLATE. Laverne, Bold Sacolough .. 4 rar. DARING OUTRAGE. The attack on the mill of Mr. Taylor, wonted manufaetarer, &Mon, near Shipley, her been succeeded by the following daring outrage : Since the riot it has been Mr. Taylor's custom to permit the workpeopls who attend the two looms, and who us therefore (0:nozioul to the mot,, to leave his establishment before the engine stops at night, in order t►at they may be prevented from coming in contact with the opponents of the two-loom system, who would in most instances be working until a later hour. Oa Friday Thomu Manghem, a middle aged man, a two-loom usurer, sad recently a witness sgainet some of the Shipley rioters, left Mr. Tallrea establishment in company with ten or twelve others at about half put five p.m. It is supposed that some of the malcontents law them and reconnissd flees sa they passed through Shipley, for a party of twenty or thirty men stated with cudgels intercepted them up to tho Bradford-roc& b:tween one and two miles from Bradford. One of them, pointing to bianghant, said, "That's a two tomer," and immediately the whole of the party fell upon Unwell= and his companions, when they beat in a most merciless manner. Several were much butt. but ult.nistely ell, with the exception of Manghato, managed to escape out of their hand. He was, however, left in their midst, and his cowardly magenta beat him until he fell on the ground insensible. They then went away, having, it is suypcieed, been alarmed by the sound of approaching footsteps. Manghern was ultimately found on the road in a swe of insensibility, and conveyed to the Bradford Infirmary. When he snivel there it was found that ho was sh , cs.r.gly bruised all over his person, and that he had two severe and dangerous wounds at the base of his skull, besides minor wounds on his arm and leg. His wounds were dressed, and this moving (Mouthy) he was in a fair way of re covery. Some traces of his uss.laate have, we etc it formed, been discovered ; and there are hopes that some of them at lout will soon be taken ion) custody. TUE TRADE Or LIVERPOOL.—LICERPOOL.MONDAY: —The Customs Bill of Entry, pia! 1 •hei this Mr raiog, gives a return of the D umber sod tonnage of tie thst haws entered inwards from end cleared outwards r foreign ports in the week ending the 15th Dl:.ormbtr, 18156, u well es the crrtspordieg week of 1865. It appears that during the last week 52 ships, of an aggregate tonnage cf 25,979 ton:, bu g e a n t d e i r e i e tun decrease .1 8 8 1 , o to thea t13 1 3 2. 5 r. t. peg; of shift, i t: n a l, n 1 1856 44: crease of 45,103 tore in the tannage; the num`vr of clew. users outwards win; the week, 80 ships, ut • TO,..ge of 52,032 tons, sgiinst Si st.ips end 62,00 tons in 1855, being an t h ereat. Of 4 ships, and • decriass ct 22 tons. The total number of ships reported inwards from foreign poets during the preernt yosr,up •o the 15 it November, wet 3,840, with • toansge of 2,10 C 47 tons, egairst 3 711, end 1,845,626 tons in the pat 1865, showing an it cruse of 129 ships, end 317,421 tool. 111611 PRICE OF lAND.—At a public memo lot week of • small portion of land in the II trrow-road, the executive committee if the Conserestive Land Sniety en soctesslully offered tho large sum of five thonued p rands for lees than two scree. 411111111 N t h 74 " 14 14 14 6 , i i i le f 11 IS IS . i ,1t 4 74 76 116 114 MI 111 10 103 61 62 10 104 9 Ili 96 100 VI IN Os SS le to 11 Irll 17 174 10 105 71 . 73. Ps $4l i i lolli I 1014 I lee If 14.4 711 a Oa of i Is ON i I ill St 11l :d 11 10! 71i "I Si f:1 i 10{ 10 i 14t 101 I Ha II ii 1 101 •! "I _ _ 44 47 3 is 14 as it SI U 64 .4 14 IS 4 IS ST e" US 118 11 1 1184 I 21 Of si U to t „ k se se dia Par C ss is i s 445 e pea C 6 gl 1 1 I Is Is 15 10 I Os let lit 7k 118 1111 T;