The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

WELL BROWN. tbo course of lecture* Tvaag Maio Clridiaa MR, lir. &mid Katirs Killian \refs( area up the Pim. MO amen 1r sablegt se Whisk lb rry. Lemma. vithost say mrs spas las slibpet. Ha asarstood was the rut r sod 'teas vets Ida hot virtue or ws kart Id traditions won troth ins* good toper, ha •• ..at for meta eetehaeoe • virtu. - the root al sr hod the moralist ot.i.h had the sirs not. •ot yr sooty, rod roory y. tarty a Ira who stood olly 'marl spot as stasly, , tule troy a dwarf was • I utsaliars saw pitysteol P hot the very soroq or the but it was the roaderd so syseytliag that l• av'uos •rws. La the mood soothe* sword vying. etaird•g, hus, rlLarlt, •osessit, 1 1 .7e1a dodo toast., obi& on " 4 "ido tiro hutrailug. yr ntosg the charocterlotris of sriorso of that alias. bat Borst orgy his of hots them is Morn St roligloa, iss. Yr. Brom add that h. gehhord st • plug so are al of tight tria. sonsidirri to to yaws try of then fa tie • Ira lir that Chris t 7 wry wok rrpedesd if they &dee that Cho Pty wee deglos. boor* had sr sr ter it wee IND world Makes * ea = We Propel," sad Radar's .111viessess, oad " atm 4s•"la clatittei." vs. wit el& good Ewer. Ind sr. ✓iO. Ho maid rid had It hairy had lira Nowa 11.-1111QUI4T ON THE DE MIT, Trig° tT ETVI,IO. ty fir, '3lr. Thomas wiry at the Cambia. Anue . dr!, tough* tho Moth of carboy of do 7th Dragoon r trebles eget, 'DA went kris be taterry. Tee lust who deposed that on Smiley so tar 6 o'clock, he heard impreei, leueede Canterbury. demese& Twl wne runt mg ridden by the demeard, reached ref, which the wined attempted the top lag of the pie, sad the enrol*, falling owl* the do diately to the *pot, and dragged Al bor.*, and took him into the root and smother surgeon wet* 'he rend huee came but up d. rf tl off ma to hie head. The nay much hart. %%owes sub eg the deceuel ofilker to the lark at the time, but thelight of A him tow what wee going ow. d• at the gate. Mamas, of the Nil Dragoon end three on Sunday afternoon, lemma sod two other offices.. t. We livoraded to Whitstable, Bey, which latter place we left ing. W. moat of the reel(. Between Starry and the set off at • gallop, when the nie, and passed me, reaching • few aiciada only. I beard the deceased iried out. I cannot home pot the mmtery A Wm oe ores. The c.wie• of the deceseed'i std. It was dark at the thee. tomtits I could not me whether K. The &cowed was not drunk, I control his hoer. Us had Mtn • the dowelled arrived at the gate and tort late to stop big home. No 1 the demand. of leap any other totepikeigate on Did Dot rids against the gate, . The &ceased and witness elle n did not hare any refinehment sctriver, mew tbe lest wittier sad tit I, • little slier six on Sunday run the hill at s rapid rate. They railway trowieg, mad got us their A to some buys to hold Weis la Er.i.liew owe of the bones. ay knew was us liqww, sag was aritaier. lie rid, '• We will get -eight." They rhea walked ia us, bat etterwardo gauged eir whirrs OM tartrate -pis tray von sto the Mar worst wet er la did WI OS Mak& _ is. TM irmmars 10 nr ma r era Its ma rommdli OM rat at atm dr ammo dm woo ros e gesdosealk• amides s a d me tilt et " Accidental logb." .rith we lima 1.. • MAW NOS kept si QUO/ 41' ITUDDIRSFIELD, ra wigs LOST. addition" reticular, ruining ask plasm at os a short awes d dY appeared It weal don MO/ Set awls wombat of the le aril ass amatis Jou Laub, laselatala I:Tr at oarall Lts4l, Barak Ass Ron, Wake*, Etattbar, Creartbar, Ear Wm", same sat dray Waist • accithrtit necarred t$ eaNws-trarp r. George kaiplata bad two ba purpose ad layfarg L. tiww nadir wad work that moralag. Tba balm ..d aria pirated fa s van *maw ayk frittedad to b• sod se wyrk r topty at tha tire of the eapkatou. 101 t. by ova at each rad , !ha of ties room she., it writ of wow. ore by one es of it sad tb• factory Md. el th• factory, _and plain oaa w ,pit et arilbias. admit adt. .as ideal tbe goit t. Mr. Miteli.n'e ell to the dieter Mac TM tine for es two tiekak, bat boo so=a am rists did sot wort yaactrially, oaf Ari west to look at it. Thera way 7 "* I; :lC"r" :ir" . teballer hio7 i r to w scit::: ..at tweets' Ards. • reit.. th. n iota tie /On end the nesalleda es, N that the whole plan ass a nes oso Melted la the place. sad lan Ow 4 nadir their respoitin aspiwietew set and Slab" wen awn ss the s that stay nest have bees kint, rt. Sevsni panne wen salute est rat *awl conveyed at veto hi eels in .esireable W. Inners elsonwed the win lonia Lunn, blows ernes the and tlei body of • nen j=:4cr esplookios• 02 a body of another ylini worn woe weer wen the bodies of two eller as having ben onspidely Wows nip ea of two other knish We /30. 1 • ads nth& helm was Owed sad ab" l OW the explosion the bod 7 d seethes se soot of Mr. MitcUll • o lyeboarit. mad wend wanes and OK SOi and ostsoloy morning, god twe Or.• 4iranary, daaprogoly W an d. As ig* IT To A Sic DENT AT oNroe.D.-* re are pony to mood. IteMerms 4 6 ' of St. Mary MA of Mr. Jam • WliglM, adasior si fret. It 'pram ther Mek ea friday dot, tad at lifs Mid rods trod Lie Mom emir Irsrston-fl Oxford, whets le was fotted. r. Ands Hotel, lo tlis dry, sal tad' • added to lad Idlases die a Pristmr-affire, wawa it des distoodd i very mrre end demmereem Woe* immediately call. d us, mit Dr. Aoli! dl palladia hero died iesestaat d ads fectived by tb• 6 11 roved Wei LAW 111121.11GENCE THIS DAY. CUCtiT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Mingo to Balm, bolero tn.' cmoen LA 'settees Wiettouin sad Ens.) TN QrlV4 r. troX COLLSUlL—tiarowtmeT prci3to7. la this imperrat earn the yam** Mod fro the &skim of dos owl wan whether on the prontedua ef the inv. lit. Maw the Inearbeat of the bowie el litralind Ilsolhase, la Salm) e.k"a t r o d the bi.licprio .1 Chrinitimme, New leohrirl, it b tk, Queen to most te the imam es wried, as to the proved and Mews el Item Coign is whose Oft it bad bus it a the selat=l. la now &lived's% judgment, mid, has ▪ pmt Mmeremos end &mirky of the aria irionfer, thsy Wilms thee le orekkr Its are very adtbstatAy, after Se ads segnornis et the Atrenww-Gmerot • lbs roe =owl P. natio ea dr eels. Mists merd le so Mee es dr pemosien ell •de ilent ef Wele tnAiltirl Is Wimple tine d mmh d the beneles wee w/OM It belonged S Queue Ss mese* le the Modes se Mid. The wee leery the polosopolive of So oiromodoorror might ham hem the mem Yr hoed brow" It might boos bea segolool. It Mild in imam mega, sad was eugestel t i g gi e ni msmg dela of oar test enu sad re, ths el mimeo tf jawing, that it r.•utd net isr a me. Err be queitioard. The MUM presegallsw wee aewM Nerd to satand to Ms bishopric of SAW eel Mon, whisk was sot within the re.ilro of Weglind ditiegts bad ander lbs Crown of_ Kegland, .11r1f_re hoeing been innannelelly a me of Lb; church of Ragland, - inelsally allinined to ties pruvwer of Canterbury, and ow ssosady to the province of York. Whether mat I=o Illuswiss ostarkd to the era of r/ftglials pososstut to a blelioprio la Wand bud been esasidonoi • imesa of Irmo do m, ehL Raving rioted varies asila re owl to lb IsoMily said the am* did sot Wt it swasstry la pro asamos soy whits as that caatroveried eneetion, fee, woe the tub doer sot vailiepoted— that if ea imam bug el a Ring is Isalsed woo promoted to a blimp& in Me Crows amid present to the English living so lbs coamassmee would by no moms follow that the Qmiti • right at resent to the Friag of Stratford More MEW. in ltd be•Milll4l recant by the Iter. Mr, Maw Ming omennuted Bishop of Christchurch, in the airy of I.loor Zashol, slthnugh the same ewe within do lloolsioas of ear lady the guten. To establish that yosysilisa—vis. that the mown wee to entitled—it would be sap to adduce tome exper authority, or enunciate nos bsp rwtild• width being such • colonial b into the oacgoey of Earth .h or Irish bat the mown had fet lel to do so, td bi t * dictum, that if an incumbent et an wen w mob • bet•ov, mho ci,ern meat primal r•VIIIVag_ wetted, rout I not be relied spa fa ian, Ms am The of Christ Cltarch, New Zielead, bud vadat Is ammo with the Z. and Irish blebegs, =dos s h . .... wiiestant bishop, canookelly moor and bad the filth of the Aardiiva Amok They dli sot question tits power of tho gams to create bishoprics law last of bar tbliWione. except where, as in Scotland, mat yesrogslise was forbidden. In • settled colony sat as aurrelso of the prerogative was lawful, but dry mast bias la Wad that in such • colony One VIII no ettablisbeel church, and that all mailiere of raglan, whether belonging to the Chorrh of Regtand, the igharch of Scotland, or the Church of Rome, in the Assam of any imperial or colonial legislation on tha subject, stood on an equal footing. 1f by a logidetive en ictment, there were • fund created ler the rapport of the Protestant clergy in New 7welared, according to the dicisket iven by the judges in the Home of Lords on the Canadian , the epiecopalian and prethyterian churches in the colony would be entitled to opal poivortieus of it. It had like wise been held that the Crown might creole a Roman catholic treclethaticil corisr iti,ti in an English colony ma well se a protestant lishop. After some further obser serious the leirned Chief Jaist'..+ and, the court being of opinion that the declsration showed no title in the Crown, and that the right to imeent to the In, tug was the same SI it the vacancy bad MUM by the death id the incumbent, it was their duty to give jodt fir the derendonts. Judgment for the d.mts accordingly. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK.—POSTPONERENT OF THE TRIAL Mr. Welaby, on the part of the crown, connoted to the IA obtained on behalf of Mr. Stripylton, and other of the British Bank director., for poetpoWrig the trial until after Hilary Term, being motto geolute. Lord Campbell ravened hla approval of the wane adopted, on tho ground that the def edam. should haven reason to complain that they had not ample time to pe w* their dames, and suggunad that the trial might tale' place before a judge in Guildhall, on the first day after term, ao that • full month woul4 be allowed f.r the trial, if aeon nry. The rule for postponing lb° trial was than mad. absolute is all the eau*. CONSI STORY COURT. (Wore Dr.. Luiblegtra) Till YOST liosiotaastc ♦aD LoTAI. SOCTITT Or •!ICIEAT SILITONS. Is the year 1715 • society was firmed ihr the obecaded Odd qwentleing of poor children demanded of Writ pariats, but born In or law the metropolis; mad three years neerirards s suhecription WAY entered into enaarype gentle men of the prineipaliie, from the proceeds et which an Irritation, called the Welsh Chariiy Sotto* war banded in Illiny'eelossioad. In lv sf the society wan hicorporaisd by di set of parliament (l.r.h Vie., C. with the el= title of ° The Most Hon. ar.4 Loysi Society of l Britons sod it has mewl. , been deternilisoi to remove the Khoo! to the ei:liv;o of Ashford, la 3liddlereei, where the governors are erecting premises ea• pable of acconuriedating 130 boys, 7) girls, and 12 admit persons waged In the inanegvial ut of the wood. At this moment a new eho.ch is shoo being erected at Ashford, and the umwrnors have entered into en agree ment wilts the parishioners In eubseri'ic 1.1.001., provided dist the north and south aisles are apyropeoled I. the use of the testi to ion. Dr. Philhmora now sopak d for a rectally to authorise the propeeM arrangement. The population of Ashford was, is only 497. of whom were diwentere; sad the new chord), excluatr• of tho Mahe, w.n,14 be constructed to hold 315 worshippro Thera would therefore to ample accom modation for tho parish .• nor.. Dr. Linhington ehould have had great hesitation, unless stud rounds L.I Leon estaLlphol for the application, in rutin a faulty for pews In 1 chtucb not yet erected ; but be thought that in the prtiont instance good grenade bad Leen shown. lie would iterrfore take upon himeelf, notwith standing the unusual oaten, of the Fannon, to direct ■ faculty to true; ioat9oct, lourn,,, to no annelidan being raised, oe taw alleged to the contrary. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (Situ:opts Ba• tom. Lad Clatet Boron, sad Banns Bran4.rll, 'nulls, .14 Manua.) •At,tt! :%I'4IIION , ILST-tECILP.IIt. 001.01111 ID. The Chu( linron Iraqi that in thin nue the mut thought the rule ought to be decharr-d. They did mot think It necteeary to onto soy aiumaiota %Inch sight be enpleasset to either of the partite. The meek of title de iako Li that Mr. Tacker ratites the verdict of the jury for 100/ itinniges for the labs lesprbon melt to abkh he wee ■al•jertcd under the etraesekteele detailed in our yeeterdey' rapurt. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Senn Mr. Comnlis,iGner Guialbars.) IN ra RR !$$ A. , 1.1:1!..AN1. STEMS. This was a mitten far ..f debt, morello& the toideolo estates of 'Les Walker mO.l lt,bert Morris Bye% Mr. Alfred Joss, tendered two proof., saiesatiog to UK, ttsigh of tbo estates. under the followtot teremoterts: o bankrupts had traded in pntnerahip swim lbbt, whams a third portlier tea adtonted. The debt err due Gas the two, but duns being no j.iint tattle of the two, Mr. Joao daises:Me right of pro, tow *insted verb of du Mlle. rote wow, ea Jo authority of several castedscidsd by Lurd Eldon sad Ahem. Kr. floghele,ine the MlSigl2ll", did not object to the proof sorsa the estate of !teem and olitmately eoneented to tta bete; admitted egoism the eget* of Walkor Lino. Hu Benno. mid he hail doubts whole,/ ha altooM nee n. "as Mkt proof of the fart that there were no joist nude d she two. beyond the ' , ligament of theaiidaedpote est affect, brt r Ito I.) 4411.•• amended he the geese Otis Mutinied, he would atom theta to be plead as the On ••quotion arueo as v“ .hebfr the bid shield b We; Melt die asOgusa di.i t.. 1 require it, as account of the ex- Clwhite it rail , ' involve, hie devour allowed the taw ie be Yard CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 'IIUB DAT. OLD COURT. Maim Bin holies Codarl49 Me Meth, X. Immuif yards, 24, mai :Aram 8iio• for, 49, penDanakpat open ••••••11•011•1•X 11711:24 a , lii=. efts tin lest tertaluntd lei Ira • limiereek =lawfu ll y, ea Zigiale mom sad weal a large at • ly' Yeaa la ado= the cralitors of 'Xs pima= flooded aot guilty to alle Abele of the Mr. Elwin Jana QC., wee saccicay rahibia with Mr. Oifferi, Mr. Poland, and Yr. Wahiawa; to ecalact the proration ; Mr. Yttiierlwa , Q.C., lON* Beneatiar, sad Serpent Perm. were tart:Lally naiad with Dlr. Robles= and Mr. eleirb, for eh. arrmre. The Ora csee that wee oaten rherged the prroo r John Meal., with having concealed aid food..kd good; above the aloe of If!. titer firing wijoilrerl a bankrupt sad the et her reariarre were rharrtra praripele In th e fine and woad degree, with haring eidcd end 'mated him to commit Ow awe. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1857. Mr. James, In opening the eas, dreelbed It se balm cow of ea extraordinary abeam, end add OS the evidence would disclose a freed of the mod eterree deselgtion. The priscer John Marks, carried on en esterte• husker ea a ooarhmakar in Long-acre, mad Seessei Kerb, wits wee his brother, and had monad • daughter of the shied pri • Abraham Shulman., Moo carried an the Widow of • coachruitkor in hoorarte, in partnership with that priecost. John Marks bnramo bankrupt in May, 1867, and for a IMF siderable time before that period be obtained eassecres se m. tines of axle from different tradeimoen; and the ewe Ist the ' peveseagm was that the bankruptcy was concoctedttll the Owens with the object of ddranding th eir and that they slt maqind together to amoral the go s e • dm3 the bealotwptcy *add have blown over. when they wars be be dieresed at and the pro:nods divided among the prisonse. A greet number of whereat. were to be examined in sup• pest of the:prosecution, and the osse was expected to lest ism than one day. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOW-STREET. le • covuotors WITNIAS. Eireed 217/4 was Merged with stealing coat, vales a g e from the Crown Coffee-homy in Uolhons, We property N of Mr. Elliott, the landked. a• Tbo waitress stated that the primmer, who wan very its- It truly dressed, entered the coffee-room on the pronoun evening -r . and had some refreshment, sitting over it so long as to attract gs some notice on the part of hermit and Mr. Elliott. N. The latter went to another part of tho premier 116 where he could watch the prisoner, without the E. latter seam him, for they had • suspicion that all err tl• not right. Ac soon as her master was gone, the prisoner mu took up her usaater's coat, which was lying across the e. back of the shop, and woo about to leave the place N. with It on ha arm, bet she, slipping out by another a. door, met him as he vas going out and stopped him. A *marls sawed, the primmer ming con- I . siderable violence In his eagle to release Memel, in bet eke held him firmly far Emily ten minute.. Ili Ile got away from her on • sal mina but she again caught him before he bad pared the farther dear, sad pre. is Beatty the other servant came to ler help. Xe. swat also --ne to their aid as mom ma be call. mad the Firm wee 14 given into enstody of ohs Int poheivean who coin* that way. The prisessr. who Is bolSwesd lei bo so old offesider, showed ot. great familiarity with the has d pocedure. After in- 14 guidon if the mogistrato swat to deed with the caw sow- LK. niarily, and Wag amewirod it the asialivs, said he should r t nosevo his &hem te Contiottlad for trtst. NARLHOROHI3I9-11THZES. CZ&101 OF OSTAININO • SITUATION aS =AM OP A tp PLIAS CIIA3ACTSII. David 8. well-drama ma, reidtag et No. 9, Pad- 2 dington-street, was placed at the bar helms Kr. Ikaiken, having been apprehended on a wan t _ by Useless, me a the warrant ME era of *la court, charged with endeavour- is, log to obtain • eituation as butler in the envies of Charles R. Lane, Eaq., of Hanley -upon-Tliamee, On, and a initial d the peace for the mud county, by MONIS of false reposer r tattoo.. The prosecutor stated that In the month of October la es we ate) ing at an hotel in Jersoyn-street, and being in want S. of o. butler the primmer &pee k :4o hint on the 26th of that N. month fee that situation. hi. hi. Slipealllne• prosecutor aged him where he bad beenliving and to whom ho could refer for • character. The prisoner raid that be had lived 18 In the ISM iCO of George Fernley, Emq., of Lesclaneecten- it. mon, Wakefield, Toekehire, where he had Lived foe upwards SO of two year. se butler. Witness immediately wrote IS to Mr. Frateriley, but not receiving • speedy an ewer to his letters, he wrote to the prisoner, Mating that he had communicalad with Mr. kearnley, and ere serried at not having received any reply. N He enbeequently received an answer from the prisoner, who S. expresed he regret at the tirimmotance, and mating, sa a moon of hie not hearing from Mr. Fesenley, that that gem demon was ••ay from home. On the Alert of October, Bre days after he first write to Mr. Fearoley, he received a letter, purporting to come fr of that gentleman, stating that the prisonerhad lived in his family extwo years and two month., n that he wee a good servant, sober, steady. and honest, and I that be had left his sect ire of hie awn accord, and without soy fault. From the writing and the wording of the letter r prosecutor wen convinced it did not come from • gentlemei of eduostion, end consequently hie suspicions wets in cited that something sa wrong. He at once Verb I lo the police at Oxford who oommusiented with M the police at Wakefield, and the result we. the dissorory that no such person as George Fearnley, Esq., =lid at Leo-fare-common, bet that there was a poor ear of that • name living there, who admitted having recedvad several j lettere from a person in London, requeetng hint to poet them $ at Wakefield, which he did. Prosecutor than adopted the pre- IN sent peeved** for the Oconee'. age heneloa. Harrison, 124 C, proved tog the prisoner at his • lodgings this went/rag. On tailing him the nature of the N charge he denied bring the person he want*. Primate * afterward. admitted he we the man, sad that he wee very 11! sorry for what he had done, but It was all owiag to his I. misfortune in falling oat with the lady's maid, wham ha as lived. se The prisoner did not deny the cheese, and, in reply to s Mr. Hendon, disavowed all knower, of Ruch a person aa Geo. N Fernley, Esq., of Lea-kre-rommon, or my other person 9 . of that name. He dad not write the lettere, nor did he know who did. He root a man some time ego in Tottenham mart-read, who undertook to get hint a place. He did not as know who that man was, but supposed he wrote the lettere. 9. Mr. Headon said the prisoner had been detected In this case le which was ono of the most atrocious things that could occur 2 in society. As a warning to others be should do* hint 201. ; and in default commit him for three months. IRE ROYAL HOSPITAL.-(THIS DAT) This afternoon the third annual meeting of the Meads and pubscribere to the above institution kw the * 4 mama elm and comfort of thole who by t, Le or deformity, ore hopelessly disqualibed for the Sett* * wee bold at the Iwdoe Timm; Viscount Baernum, M.P., ht the chair. Tbe report stated that the number of inmate* at the pre- * mat lime was (it, and that it ws now to he increased ibe 71, * It tang added tsar this was a very satisfactory proems se foe* ycmcg a charity to bare made under so many dims convulse circumstance.. la the last report, it west elated that the boom whirls ems then occupied was full, and that It .pp ;7 :requisite to Cal:oat for othe r led better lecomeada don. The board had clues moored a dwelling Miele one well adapted for their present purposes. It was situated at Putney, and ma of twice the capacity of the former mi asmic This bones, however, they held only for five years; it would acoommidate city about 100 poser. and It etterded .cartel y any Imitate for separation, sme dates, end distinct aitmeroodation, will* were to each • family it imaged in ludlepeneeble re es The board bad, therefore, with • view to the erection of a permanent and suitable buildieg, .coved • small estate about three 131114/ beyond Croyden, and they hoped that the olyect contemplated would mama the attention of the benevolent public. The mouser el the charity had steadily increased during the put year, needed produced on the patients to. very satisfactory. Some thoegh s uffering deeply, had found re l ief , others had found sympathy; alt bed found those provinces and comforts which were so needful to the afflicted. Two, whose cases were considered hopeless, hat been reoovered ; many, who were great sufferers, bad found partial care. The report concluded with ea appeal for continued and enlarged sup. Pfft. From the statement of accounts, reed by Mr. CRASS= Roan, it smeared that the balance in hand on the let of °meter, 1830, amounted to 6661. 7e. Id. The woad alb. seriptimen tionatione sad y aym en te within the year amounted to 2.4361. 45. 6d,, sad the life subseriptione to 1,0461. addition to which there were the following items Build ing hind, 2621. 104.. legacy, 601. ; collutioue, 1221. 0.. 4d.; and divklende, 371. 17.., making the total under the heed et receipt. 4,0101. 3e. 1 Id. Among the disburse ments were the following —Housekeeping and pen. sime to extra patient., 1,2491. 8.. 1 id.; medical anaxpeneaa, 671. 18e. 11d. ; rent and tame, 2061. 19e. Id.; commission end wcges, 3641. 6e. 10d.; printing and stationery, 1541. 4e. 6d.; paid on account of estate, 1,0004 ; pu rc ka.. of stick. 6001. The Wallet in the beads al the trimmer on tile 30Th of September we 663/. Se. ed. After IL few martulatnry remark. from the CH ATIIMAN. an the motion of r. Hall, wooded by Mr. W. Beating, the report and accounts were adopted onanimousl . Sen n resolutiorot of a finrtir ial r 'inns ter were a terwarde agreed 6s, sad election of 10 patients oat of 83 candidates was this dasessded with. BRITISH BANK PHORECUTIONIL—Some misappre- lenekin exiles se to the return of his retainers by Seediest Bybee. The real facts ars understood to be, that the re tainers were only aompud cesditionally by the seejoant's clerk mad that the earieent rebeatantly declined to accept them, ea the ground that the lakes waa more than, with the WI. MI Um of Ober AWN whom retainers he bad had long before, he mead andertebe satiefectorily to himself. St. Martin's Hall is within tho district of St. Johns, Broad-court, Dewy-lime, of whkb the Rev. R. 0. Maul le incumbent The Renceery Seorentry of the Spacial Services Committee at Raster Ball wee directed to call en Mr. Maul, who distinctly thicHned to give bin cement to the celebration of religious nervier by China:to! England clergy. um, to St. Martin's Hal. . . On Monday evening Mr. Ooninghant, one of the borofth arsbea, addramil a wry crowded mein at Malan adr &WM= Town4•ll, Mr. Want Mgr per aim. • yob of Mr is mod of cooldonot was pored to dot lasomoldo monbor. A CENTENARIAN.—Died at CAI-hike, on the 17th bast, Kra Badger, egad 100 years end six maga The day of kw birds is not tied by written evidesee, bat also vas baptised at Contain on the 15th May, 1767 (aid style, of couree), and, according to a story she used to relale. eke nes ply Ore day. old when taken to the church be baps 'Monts ultimately blind sad fable in body, bee mental Isrol , Wa were retained to the Ind of bar days.—Gisagole 11147, Kall, : ie! . liiii pm!! .11. a W 4 I fill 13 SHARE LIBIS-2EIIB DAY. Two o'CLoCr. The railway share market to-day fully main tains the improvement which was attained yesterdayy Midland stock has advanced to 814 to 1, and Great Northern to 221 to 23 per share. 'Loudon and North Western is quoted 931 to 94; Great Western, 471 to 481; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881 to 89; London and South Western, 424 to 1 p er share ; and Eastern Counties, 101 to 4. Foreign railway shares are quiet Grand Trunk of Canada meet with some inquiry. East Indian Railway stock continues in request. owns= 'RAW AMU ROMA Law An. I. rsbat a lbtlaig.. IN di I eir7d - fro:rire wielded tr. bars. /ass I WOO 100 1 UAW 00 11001 0,000 ao 10.110 10 10 IN Clikirra Ctraltr rd sa Out sod aria .... GU Orawall all MM. ItMAlant. r. Dallla It liars tee Vrt 10 We limn lN. Ma Vora. Mr • - tor I Y. all list ISO Set Lasatirs It• Mau* Ildrarith. Fesr Is Mow a err rift eV Geer Orr al imeltrit -1 IN Ghia Iteadria "campy ra h pobs..4 B—.VBBl - 1 81*. Ili 1144116 ma W. (In) MI On Wawa. ..... YN 114. 11anaV43610.4.4186 lareale• 41 . Carlii• c Imarlare and TheaNura • BS. 1. 814 .. 8 Dia 44. SI Atm" ail UMW aft Ilmilvali I. . IN =rlt &a.- ! ati. W w ww.:l 1 i Di. idea --s-... lIN Larks jib,* . _ .~ ~i 711 IN MarL,set.iLWr. 11010190111 as Ida IN Do. Mrs. WI Defy.. all 01. Watses o =oo) Ileesse.lo all tlewport.Abervlllirreterd I Itnrry sadirallithd•Dra all !I . ,waersadomti nor le Honkers Oesalies 100 Ilortl Bea*. ..... 011 North Dens. 11% I ell D. 1 A Wow! IM 11.110010ra—pedik Q._ p E 7...._z_ii,..i.i. . .--.-. - 2 De. 6. N.D. rin. Do. la.. iO/1 Da. Tat ......._. Ile Lesko .......... g IA LIF/jls.s4l - ODOs. all garb Os I. Wontwa 1001. 1/1 lieel► laalbnklive ........ elf Per* 'son --...—... 1!I Wm. 4 lireivir. --.. 1 s ae NA 44 , 4 :e . .1 V ! I i le ti IS 14 SS Si SS II SI SO I IS $1 IS Ti pl ut to M IS II NS $0 TI if I pis I o Ss. 16 1 11 $1 61 " 1 di 1 tor yi j It Porisioaft 7................. 1 : ino swear NAftAtigarida , ISO SWIM Itiftal ............ . IM Illimpuides Mid ........_ 4. 4 sta="' Ktes swa raffs=7--- IM Nil. W .. 117107==::: a. Wm* Twltab.lblaiws Dew Ds. Ea W Maw. WalftlDae._DD. aD Das aa 110 TO Vale W Tale Death Walerked sad aU Watteord sad an Wen c.+ ..D DI W. lad oft/m.4i Crystal P. Da.l ea so Dv. Wlt am DD.B I Tar W.. odd Is al3 Wet Wain ......... • P. 7011101 4114seser. mil Immo& \ l a i ll i rtgla la rlalWirie;;Ca. ill isiewis le lbslmrse .. ail ItarmasliT.d.CLN IS ow Striik..—...-. IWI War /ma —...... lb. toploalsi Ulm --. all Groat went a rime— an OLLasestruis Ong". 4 Mir Imago -,....... 66 16 IN IN Sit sif 04 Si 44 II 1 41 4 es liFra... — wizr eli gla Ilieres Ng Tunirel I &as to-de le I p.a. MN 2i -416 ft§ tell SI N•I 1 ill I • ils He i NI 184 Sle SI 14 44 48 4 4 AY SI SS 481 76 I. II It I AY 9 II N SS Ile No as ".• .01 MAIL Si Si .- -la I 1 11 Pa 9 11111 Se lose sli I 4 lie 101 e 111 111 1 a I t e' . ala 71 'I s a riot Lens sail Omma sn t aMlesillirmata l&FIS MIMI& MAW 114/4.—...--• ail Ilar 04. lbenk do. et S pot M. hi I D. Pew lime IIirMOIS ?nail PrIL. P 4414.14414.14 NM. 14 Ps. Pow IS hour 04144 . 047 - -.... IP YlpgrP owl 114 w itwailsw mmge4.7p.M. =.l•l== 149411142114 111 11444.1 SINOP sil De. me MB a..lwe awl nom GU De. 4,11 pm mei Ms. 1 11 *Pa ne 'e • 111 In :Is 3 " es 410.1r.1 gal ii KOKO DO WOO 20 9 0 , 0 t KIK] 10.041104 l 1 0 .1 1 •1 1 0 113,106 10 1 4 00 0 11 0 1 • 61 0 WOO 11 WA% W Os s.:' Rim d lie 1 ! 1 / I fee 101 II sd ON .83 oil 11ml Plea Si Ale me mt. Prig... &I Wolin 8811.W.el 8 Worm .8 Mo imi lt=. 111 Wotan el ▪ 28•188.1 r11ir..71 trio. 'Umiak at arab 00.11ar.11Cmts.r.i ya . - i ft par Co 711 Ib AiG. Gpinl A 1 I Go ss 19 I iai.711,:171707.1 - m7i 6 p. Aag.1,1675, anderod 11 De. July 1, le/ 3, Mils De. le• 1, 1674, alb irl •Lassra , . Dolan _ kilos I pa I Ilas I 4 Os. a. De. DO. lik, Ilk rt bnic.a... Do. I prw et.Debsatm• Di. Prop.*. et Wave =at hit UM De. Ow ................. 'Si l4 C I 14 te Y{ NI I : im It r. 4 li . ea 11, 1•11 1 41 1 111 i 17i I 9 4 I 04.1471. Dth do- 61 ' Dth N. Jr SO n. de. Ith without.? 44 pot am Dw $ the mot- . n. Of the 4.th. Dth Illst. Gus ... D* that.thothl ysth Ilaihranothwthe Pth. ll6 11.thwiththCatothltaLth . . IN IN IN IN N 101 I. le NI 101 ij I di a do gar i dii per l aw ; : las la rtit a llma Ird el, MI 1.. Po Silk a jir6 .„ II sla G0a1 ... ... II Trlaided. I/I•Soa. WO 3 3at i •Pa Ir Ivs /110513 CAD. 111•515001ra111155•51.—....... HP& /5 ti Do. per seat — t: 15 If Do. per we& (Visat "%M m1)—.....1•111 IS 57 Ds. Mist. lbw% 49 dela pia It la As DWI= Wink ss. T 5 II psi oat 15 / O 155. 55. --NM 111 IN Id II Is Ile Wn►lti I.ZM. De. 1110 dol. 41•444 ... 4:4.olretrat 4 pow rat. abiat . ad) UPI Do. le. Osaverelble ..............1106 Wm Tack&Mot peso& DIN ass tell Ds. 46. Da. 40. 6•661 pp —l64a De. 466. Mimi Veal --OM Ds M. .o.lldilooso Aloud Pas f ps homilsoloos ISIS and Mooloppot lot Neat. 'ods tes I ayt. Gssasi !at Mortnire maw. IS PS Its Sot lag liartato Re. 113 64 IS I* Is Ifi 10 li WS. • NAN N GAN SS NAN N NyNII I NAN • NAN NAN I NAN NON MAU I NON I N I bos W! II NNW I ,188 lib 0.114 flit FORUM I rtasselnalsa los Lased. Um.lekl!t. IM De. M!N. I Di..ll7l — obatill OaOn e Ow r i LliewitabOorpor MislogOiessiq... het= --..-- ................ in II a' 1,47 II II ve a N if 411 s D. ii II le i 6 a t 1 Pe▪ rm rimi~lliv. PM Tr. II 11l 1a a 4 ~a:o:6:.iiri r~. laitt*spo. iiiism - iiiiipt co — ifi Amanita, sad Ca r;'s 71 ---. I•4 I IWIA;iIOTAITS. LOW= am Peaty .. Mat Moak ... Larks aWeattlaiter Net Pm. of Isabad Mind aka INT Ma Was ...... I acre ells Oftistirsli Promild r= ►a fa 3 li' . — ..ar.~... Tat' R ite 1111 M 47 • 4 / Z - L ail sr 11l 43 ri I i , NA urn se ii ns In n n U 4" i i; 116 :1 1 id 2 1 ! V s 1 $ a ti c ' I I f 74 /4 it if t 11 SO IS 1 .. :Pa a /di THE PROCTORIAL DISTVISBANCRS AT CAM. mince.—Thu Hon. William Osborne, son of Lord Go dolphin, was yesterday brought before the mayor and bo rough magistrates at Cambridge on • charge of assaulting ltohert Boning, a " bulldog," or proctor's man, during the late disturbances In the town. A great number, both of townipeeple and members of the University, were present. The charge war that when Boning had, by the proctor's orders, taken into custody • girl of light character, Mr. Cilium collared him, sod, being assisted by the mob, mooted the girl and went off with her on his arm. la de few., it was urged that the girl was living under Mr. 0.- borne's protection; that the latter stepped into a shop to make a purchne, and, on coming nut, found the girl in cus tody, ereupon he remonstrated with the proctor, and, aa his remonstrance was not attended to, was provoked to the woman compinned of. The bench sentenced Mr. Osborne to pay a fine of 20a., or be Imprisoned for seven days. The money of course wmpaid. THE LONDON LINTON ON CHURCII MATTERS. — Yesterday anemia' meeting of the members of the London Union on Church Matters wag held in St. Martin's-hall, the Res. Mr. Pope in the chair. After the report had been read and adopted, Mr. Beresford Hope, M.P., addressed the meeting, and in recepitulatiag some of the more obvious Per ak*. which the union had rendered to the church, mentioned •strong and organised opposition to the Divorce Bill lit session; the toning &ma of Lord Shaftesbury'. bill to its preeerdinnocuntia character, the stoppage of the Exeter-hall *mins, and the rendering aid (to Mr. Denison) all through the came of Ditcher v. Dantean up to its preeent stage. lie hardly lived that the government would retries their steps the Divorce and Matrimonial Carmen Bill, and he war afraid the petition now in mime of signature ern of no nee. Stiff they should persevere, though they ought not to neglect other objects, such as Lord Bin', bill for promoting the question of marriage with a deceived wife's sister. Mr. Hope concluded by moving a reeoluUon pledging the meeting to support any effort that might be made to the ensuing session of parliament fur the al of the Divorce Bill. Severs' other gentlemen addree.ed the meethig, which terminated in • vote of thanks to the c.bairross. THE AFFAIRS or MESSRS. A. P. BTRNE AND Co.—A manias of the creditors of this Orin took plate at Liverpool on Saturday lait, when it was stated that the Heti- Miss amounted to 60,0001. After • dismission, in the wens of which cansiderabla dissatisfaction was evressed at various Items in the balance-sheet, the creditors agrad to accept • coropontion of Ss. In the pound, to be paid In twelve mouths. AFFAIRS OF MESSRS. J. 8. DR WOLF AND CO or LtvzarooL.—A meeting of the creditors of the firm at Mama. L 8. de Wolf and Co., shipowners, Liverpool, was held on the 17th inst., at the office of Mr. Chehalis, ate oonntont. Mr. Nicholson (of Nicholson end Whittle) in the chair. The balance-sheet showed liabilities to the amount of 133,6671. ; assets. 21.096 L (of which 8994. is to be paid in full) ; deficiency, 113,6811. In answer to a question, it was stated that eight ships mentioned in the balance-sheet were mortgaged to the Borough Bank, but, by specie! agreeffmas Messes. de Wolf were to keep them regi,lered in their own name and to receive the clear freights, paying all charges. ' Ultimately a proposal was made of 2s. In the pound, Is. payable in sia months, and another Is. in twelve months. This was agreed to by some of the creditors, many neither wean" nor dimenting. MTSTEIMOU9 I /RATIT AT LIVERPOOL.—LIVER. root, TvesnAr.—The coroner of Liverpool, P. F. Curry, Esq., held to-day en inquest upon the body of a cabinet maker named t 1 ylie, who met with his death under the fol lowing mysterious circumetancee . —On Saturday evening, about half-past five o'clock. Wylie met John Dryden, also a cabinetmaker, at a public-house, and they had each three pennyworth of brandy. Arrived at Ci ill-street, they west Into Heels 's public-house, Wylie proceeding to the back yard, and Dryden to the her parlour, where he called for two twopronyworthe of whisky. When Wylie came in he laid his head down on the table, and moved hmvily. At half-past eleven he wee roused, but being immersible, Dr. Lodge was sent for, and every effort made to relieve Min. In half an hour afterwards, however, Wylie died. On searching the body an empty bottle, labelled laudanum, was found in ma of the pockets of his coat, and it seems that the decease! had purchased two drachma of that narcotic about five o'clock on Saturday evening, front Mr. Jones, druggist, 61, Benne low-hill. THY. CORN TRADE. --- Accounts from Cork an nounce that there are now lying in Queenstown sad Pri mp the largest number of vessels that have anchored together in those roads for two years. Between the two anchorages there are probably not less than 200 sail of all sorts, abnoat all of which are foreigners arrived from the Pacific with guano, or from the Mediterranean with corn. Falb half the vessels are of the latter Clem, and are only eating for orders to discharge in England. This crowding of mesas is chiefly owing to the strong southerly winds and thick weather which have prevailed for the last two days, end compelled the homeward bound to ran into Cork har bour for shelter. TAE Swiss ire BRALIL.—We read in the Suisse • BMW :—" Our consul-general at Rio Janeiro has ad drama to the Federal Council • report on the lamentable position of a great number of Swim colonist. in Brazil, especially at the colony of San Paolo. It appears that in emend plantations they are almost reduced to the elate of white slaves. There is a gnat scarcity of labourers In Brazil, and the cultivation of sugar, notice. and coffee has, in consequence, couraterably diminished. But fire men are not what the Brazilian planters want—they require white or black serfs. The coral-general acorningly expressee the hops that the Swiss mutts/silks will find the means of totally preventing emigration to Brazil." SIR WILLIAM DON.—On Tuesday evening last, as Sir William Don was leaving the Bristol Theatre, he wee armed by a sheriff's officer, and quietly lodged in jail. The debt which led to this very unplimmut proceeding was a very small one; sod, we are told, the eccentric baronet Is so in censed at the mgsaerona behaviour of some of his creditors that he bee rem en not to Imes his preeent comfortable quarters mill he hes secured the protection of the Insolvency .110.—Briffel Advertiser. A MAN'S ESTIMATE OF THE VALVE OP LIIS OMR LIFE.—On Thureday, the 12th intl., • person codnected, we are informed, ebb the commercial world, In or near Nor wich, happened by some means U fall into Lowestoft har bour, at the north of the inner old pier. Two men ancoraided in extricating Lim from his perilous position, minus his cap, which was alterwarls obtained by a loot-hook. The rescuers took him to en bin, close by, where his clothes were dried, and a little brandy taken, and subsequently, accompanied by them, be went to a house in High-street, when he took from his pocket a quantity of cash In notes, gold, and silver, amounting, as he himself stated, to 2001. He then, as oar mrresoondised wee informed, gave to each of Ibis young men mw sAilling. On their remarking that it sea a very KIWI sum the saved one observed :—" I will give you a cer tificate, which if you take to the Humane Society, they will give you IL spices.' The following Is a copy of the &rumen November 12,18.57. This is to certify that Wm. Kaaba sad John Gilder have saved me froin a grave, ea the above data is theLowestatharbour.—( J• 1114 MACDOSOLET:' Oar 001T6DPOMdellt war in that his roe is Macdonald. This is about the coolest pro position we env heard—a maa with 2001. in his pocket ealang Ida lih at 2e. to himself, bat thinking it worth 21. to this Hamm* Society.—lferfolk Chevaiste. MONEY MARZET.-THLI DAY. Two o'Csood. It was mentioned in the Express of Saturday that a joint stock bank in the north of Eng land was in difficulties. Endeavours have since been made to arrange the matter, bat apparently without success, for their London agents have this morning refused to honour their drafts. It is, therefore, useless any longer to withhold the name. The es tablishment in question is the Northumberland and Durham District Bank. The head office is at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and there are eight branches. Their hone consists of Bank of England notes. The paid-up capital is 652,8911., and the reserved fund was brit stated at 90,8741. It is feared that, unless assistance can be immediately extended to the institution, great local distress will ensue. Notwithstanding this adverse event, the funds have exhibited remarkable firmness After rising to 1 per cent., prices aro now quoted 1 per cent. higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The public continuo to absorb stock, and money is con quently extremely abundant this morning in the Stock Exchange. Consols are now quoted 01 to 1 for the 7th of December, after touching 901. For money the present price is 00 to #. The Three per Cent. Reduced are marked 881 to 891 ; the New Three per Cents., 881 to 891; the New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 75; Exchequer Bills, Be. to ss. dis.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 971. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 871 to 88. In other foreign stocks the alteration is not of im portance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Foy' and-a-Half per Cents., at 97; Danish Firs per Cents., at 100; Mexican Bonds, at 181; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 421 to 431; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 801 to 884 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 404; ditto, for account (30th November), at 41; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, at 871, 88, and 87#. The Bank of England yesterday purchased an ad ditional slim of about 158,0001. in newly imported gold, making a total of no less than 718,0001. in three days. The favourable feature remains that nearly the whole of the gold imported from various quarters is now retained hero. Owing to the confidence inspired by the favour ' able tendency of the bullion movement, money cir culated more freely yesterday in the discount market, At the Bank of England the demand, though still active, was again less pressing than of late. A telegram from Paris announces that the Bank of France have reduced the premium offered for gold to 6 per mille, or about 10s. per 1001. We understand that latterly the Bank have paid as much as 8 per mille premium. It is in ferred that they find their more stringent regulations, as regards discounts, sufficient to pro teet their stock of bullion, which is alleged to stand now at about 7,700,0001., or 120,0001. more than on Friday last. In the return made up to the 12th inst the amount was 7,581,0001. Three cases of embarrassment are announced. Much regret and sympathy were expressed when it transpired that the very old establiabed and respected firm of Messrs. Herman Sillem, Son, and Co., are in difficulties. This house has carried on a oonaidersble business as foreign merchants, espe cially in the German trade. The liabilities are re ported to be something like 200,0001. In some quarters, however, the hope is not abandoned that the house will be shortly enabled to resume. The next name is that of Mears. Alexander Hints and Co., of Mincing-lane, who have been compelled to suspend, owing, it is said, to being in volved in some of the German embarrassments. It is thought that the liabilities in this instance will not exceed 100,0001. Some of the acceptances of Messrs. Carr, Jailing, and Co., commission merchants, of Lawrence Pount ney-place, were also returned yesterday ; but as the circumstance is attributed in some degree to a dis pate with their foreign correspondents, there is some hope that the difficulty may be arranged. From Hamburg, we learn that the liabilities of Messrs. Berend osen, whose stoppage was an nouncedesterday, reach about 100 , 0001. The firm woul d have been enabled to resume pa} neat bat for the fact that they are involved to the ex tent of about 600,000 marks, or say 50,0001, with one of the largest houses in the corn and wool trade in Stettin, which has also stopped. Yesterday was held a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. J. P. de Se. and Co., in the Brazilian trade, who failed • few weeks ago. From a statement of affairs presented by Mr. Jay, the accountant, it appals that the liabilities are estimated at 15,227/., and the assets at 8,6911. It was resolved to accept a composition of 10e. in the pound, payable at 3,8, and 9 months, and secured by promissory note. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday some additional and very remarkable facts illustrative of the growth of the accommodation-bill system were elicited on the examination of a person named Michael Banes, described as • sewed muslin warehouseman, of Watling-street. The bankrupt admits that his liabilities are chiefly on accommodation bills accepted for two Scotch houses which have failed. For Messrs. Wallace and Co., of Glasgow, he has given fictitious acceptances to the amount of 12,1001. He also admitted that in the space of two years he had made 600/. or 7001. in " commissions" for accepting for Messrs. Macdonald and Co., the " commission" being 1 per cent., and that he bad varied the process by obtain ing acceptances for that firm from other persons, who received a commission varying from # to 1 per cent Amongst these " other persons," it appears, were small shopkeepers, and even their assistants, who were in the habit of accepting bills in blank. Following so closely upon the disclosures made in the notorious case of Messrs. Sadgrove and Ragg, this evidence of the growth of a pernicious system cannot fail to strike public attention. It is to be hoped, for the sake of the credit of the entire com manity, that persons of public spirit will bo found willing to step forward and expose these transac tions, in all their ramifications, to the public gaze. The exchanges between this country and the Con tinent continue greatly deranged through the pre- veiling apprehension of further mercantile embar rassments. There is a general indisposition to buy any bills but those of the first houses, and for these very high rates are asked. The rates on Holland, Hamburgand Vienna were again higher to-dry, and on al l other continental places very firm. The exchange on St. Petersburg , in answer to the quota tion received from that city, is lower, i. e., likewise more favourable to this country. The current quo- Canons are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 12.21 to 3; do., shoat, 11.18 to 19; Rotterdam, three months, 1 2 . 2 1 to 31 ; Antwerp, time mouths, 25.86 to 95 ; Hamburg lid's Banco, three months, 13.131 to 141; Pieta, three dime' sight, 26.40 to 20 ; ditto, three menthe, 26.6 to 16; Prankfort-on-thealsine, three months, 1211 to 122 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 321 to 33 ; Vienna, el do, thins months, 11.5 to 10; Trieste, ditto, three months, 11.10 to 16; Madrid, three months, 42} tot ; Cadiz, three months, 471 to 49 ; Leghorn, three months, M. 65 to 72 ; Genoa, three months, 26.30 to 50 ; Repko, three months, 411 to ; Palermo, three months, 1231 to 41; Me s sina, three manila, 1231 to 41; Lis bon, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. The steamer Tigris has brought 8,7321. in specie from the Peninsula. About 18,0001. in silver arrived in the Thames on Monday from the Continent. The steamer Berenguer has brought 10 cases, 6 barrels, and 1 parcel of specie from the Peninsula. The adjourned meeting of the Great Northern Railway Company is to be held on the Ist of Decent. bar. It will be remembered that the meeting was adjourned from the 29th of August, in order to give time to appeal against the decree of Vice-Chancellor Wood in favour of the preference shareholders. This decree has just been affirmed by the Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices. rn.entielbar Kinderaley proposes on the 9th eit December to appoint an official manager of the Irish Waste Land Improvement Society. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaito reports as follows: The market for American securities in London hal been moderately active during the past week. There has been a sustained inquiry for Erie Third Mortgage Bonds, at ad vanced ratm, with few offering. Some small transactions bare taken place in Erie shares, from 14 to 15. 111bmie shares are nut so much inquired for, and there is a more re aalar on the market now the certificates are more freely ciroub,tod after payment of the call. Illinois Con struction Bonds advanced to 78, on the important rise re ported from New York, but the enhanced price brmght iu sellers, end they dose 75 to 77. New York Central Bondi continue Brm ; the 7 per cent. Convertible have brought 90. Michigan Centel 8 per cent. Bonds, 1869, have been done in smell atuounta at former MU*, being equal to a premium of 8 per cent. on the bide accepted by the company on the new loan. Pennsylvania Central Bonds are heavy, and mere freely offered, at lower rates. TrESDAY EVINIXO. The funds to-day exhibited increased firmness, owing to the moro favourable indications in the money market, coupled with the increased invest ments of the public. The closing prices were; per cent. above those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. The purchases effected to-day were of considerable amount, including one of 120,0001. stock, and com prising numennui bowl fa@ investments. Owing to the renewed absorption of stock, a great reduction has taken place in the value of money in the Stock Exchange, which only a few days ago was as high as 10 per cent. on Consols. This afternoon loans on government securities could not be placed at more than five to six per cent. up to the December settle ment. The upward tendency of the funds was prin cipally restrained by the rumours of fresh mercantile failures. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 89f to 1 for the 7th December, opened this morning at 891 to 90, and clotted at 90 to 1. For money the last price was 894 to 90. The official business re port is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89f, 1,4, 90, 891; ditto, for account (7th December), 891, 901, 90, 901 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 881, 881, 89; New Ihrft per Cents., 88f, Jl, 89, 88f, 89; Long Annuities, expiring in anuary, 1860, 1 15-16; Thirty Years Annuities, January, 1860, 2 3.16; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 17 3-16; Bank Stock, 214, 212, 215 ; Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 971, 971. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 741. The rumours of a probable funding of Exchequer Bibs are causing a steady advance in the price of these securities. To-day a fresh rise of 21. was attained, the closing quotation being lls. to Os. dis count. Turkish Six per Cents. were firm to-day, and closed at 87t to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 971 to 1. Other foreign stocks were dealt in to only a limited extent. The shares of the leading joint-stock banks were in increased demand to-day, and closed in many oases at a farther recovery. London and Westmin ster Bank were last quoted 42 to 43 ; Union of London, 191 to 201; London and Couut7, 28 to 29; London Joint Stock, 27 to 28; Onental, 34 • to 35 ; and Ottoman, 161 to 1. Land and steam shares were quiet. Those of the European and , American Steam Company wero quoted about 10e. lower. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Great dulness prevails this morning in the mar. ket for home mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange the only business recorded is in Wheal Edward shares, which are marked 71. Generally there is little inquiry, and prices, in many cases, ore merely nominal. ltiariquita mining shares have been dealt in at 12s. 6d. All foreign descriptions remain inanimate. Annexed is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Lady Bertha, 22e. 6d., 235. 6d.; Par Console, 181, f, 19 Peodem,_2 i 21, }, f, ; Redmoor 10e. ; Roanaserne United ! 21, 211, 22 ; tiortrolge Crow* l iA 2l, 2, 21. le. 3d.: Wheal Ydward. 7 .7a. fld., 7 3.16, 6-16; 'heal Orearille, 325. 6d.; Wheal Wm, • Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes, on the 2nd of rezorober, to appoint an official manager of the Patworks and Whe ^l Virtue Mining Company. TIIISDAT Emus. The market for British mining stocks to-day was very dull and inactive. In a number of cases, in cluding shares in Alfred Consols, Great Wheal Vor, and South Cam Brea, prices were quoted lower. K10CEL1414160911. IV 1 Ulu* 7•1. (Lbattiell.4loo 100 0 4sainOlaa Lgrtcoll•4ll 60,404 1 0 Aoondlse lose Kill . $ll $5,000 lo 000110 416tare01s „„. all 11,001 IC N.. Now_ CO/ Ilcitadi 40 4,512 10 044.4„ ni wow It. C00.111a..4 log i Omit WI 11.406 11 Do.Prel.7ll par _..11 love 6 0174611 Mao - . 10,015 0 110.1hobnosi— 011 64.1 0 tor.A.DoarJran•larn) all 00,000 10 114444ra Num s.s rso. se. PINY* Tgegtolit 140 41.614 1 MM. Wm. at Irei -" sa aell 10, • Fg.ltArezallea Clow ell 10,• II ftrioaaadhala.Toi. lls. sovx 61 hos Mime Omar 611 10, IS < Sta. 144•16014. 14 K. 10 Dadra D$ Nat IN, 4 Oes.Osudtealen. It Itotlientamalat.l64. IV le linter i 11. Asirleo $5, * Ream/ Dleolons Onk. 11.110 10 Iftsbalead• 11,110 le Do. all If,GP f 006044411.Pe41.14.611/14 111 *MS 11 Do. Do 1./14 140 A. o s.oo osoo o 111 12474 St l re* Aostralain 110,060 1 . all 1 64,401 Do. "DU eft lug. hallitorlaadilllsesl WO IS Peda4.DOrloalal Moo all 14,411111 Do. Nay . SO Sbrossoy Ina all 1 14 De. 11•40.......« 4ll Wl* bob Mali Man 4O NON 1 NNW* Aver. Imola. au IS I Mrtrolii* lasi-. all DO*. salt. 411 5 5 0 . ,4051 1 Ds. Thiga t a Mta 11,400 HO Dm Mrs% 460.6116 T D iank Doita oo WOO lt If N ti U IS COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat market was firm this lumping at Monday's prices, and boar could not be purchased cheaper than on that Laity was rattler dearer than otherwise. Oats, in some instances, were 61. per qr. dearer. Beene and peas are fully as dear. AZNITLUI INTO LONDON TROY NOV. 13 TO NOV. IS. idle • Boot Na. MAD. :::...w 1 I I mormant e s. l7lo a. 32 3740 ..... :46 4000$ ...... ..I 510 ..... 1.101 lamb : sac red MINCIND7LANF.:-THIS DAT. Our markets generally hare a flat appearcace. SrOAß.—The public saes of foreign went off to-day at a shads lower prices, which now show a decline of ls. on Fri day's priors. The refined market quiet. Cori r. The public sales are going off without any material alteration in prices. Tea.—The demand continues dull. Public sales are declared for to•morrow. Corrox.—This market remains stagnant. Rtes.—Prices must be considered nominal. SALlPETlll3.—Consumers are buying a foe small parcels,. speculators are absent, and prices must be considered nominal. Rot remains neglected. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market la quiet at the subjoined quotations Town tallow is quoted 49e. net mak ; Petereburg Y.C. on the spot, 60a. ; all the year, 49 0. 6d.; Demeabte, 60s. to 49e. 6d. ; January and March, 60e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS PAY. Messrs. l'ettenden and Smith report that there Is a little Men inquiry for hops, particularly troegood 1865's and 113.16 n, on speculation, prices Bing unosnallylow. COAL MARKET'.—THIS DAY. HolYwen, ; 16s. ; Walls End Tasmond, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Frammillgate, 18..6d.; Walla End Cssaop. 19..; Walls End Ilano HAP, 16s. Ga.: Walls End Rake. 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Plummsr's, 176- war. End Aoorn Close, 18.. 6d.; Elquborwen 61ertbyr, 21s: —6B Ships at market. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-{THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month, and the ten months ending the 31st of Go tober, 1837, were issued. We subjoin a statement of' the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and ten months, including only the "enumer ated articles ": - —__ _______ For the month. For ten months. 1855 1856 1857 Including the " unenumerated articles" the aggro. gate exports stand thus : For the month. For tom months. 1865 18.56 106,721,331 1867 (FROM LOOT 1110111". °MEWS) BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH, Nov. 23.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hoe. Edward-Oran title, Karl of St. Germans, C. 8., to be Lord Steward of her Majesty's Household, la the room of the Right Her. Freda riot, Earl Spenser. E.G., reared. 67. JAMES'a PALACE, NOV. 19.—The Queen hes been pleased to appoint the Rev. George Mathias, C l = to the Royal Usipital at Oldest, to be one of the C in Ordinary to her Majesty. FORLIGN.OIFFICE, Nov. 14.—The Queen has been y pleased to point Samuel Vines, E., to be bar r.r.. c- t N ,Consul in the Asoree or %Atm Woods; and Watson Vredenburg, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul at Part r'- ~~