The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIcihNCC (TRIO DATA COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ilittisia la Banco.—(ifeare Lad Mat hada it* sad hide., Clelithr owl AL) .-0111,1 V. TUX LOUDON ODIUM& 011111/1:0 00111 PANT- TOL case wee segued a few days ego, and We naming jedgmest Ina giros. The Lord Coded Justice aid that tab was as melon bought soialset the conmesy for fularfanag with the sights of the planted by &Wag their omnibus.. in such a wwwmar es to miles him In Ow nee of the highway. The deolowslion detailed the grievances emplaned of, and that dedraties havens hem demand tot the quails abed our abider ea salsa mild be ieslateand sari a enyernien tor sash err at their means es watt eenginned et. The wished the mete songialmed ed were nets eanneded with the driving of *maws, the paeans of the heneyere tna being the drivilig siene. Thane the sate sera- Ltaof won wrongfully dens, se seeks would he; but tbarities supported the view that an sedan it maw doss by • corporation would be agalast than whin the Wog dose was within the porpoise of the corporeal's, aid where It had tees done la such • seaman as to contitate • ground of action a done ty a private individual. The dorms' kid doors by Mr. Ottlard for thedetendaeta was rather more quaint than substantial, that beaten a corporation bad no soul it wee Incapable of actual malice. For the realm. awinned the oompsay did sot intend to interfere with the authorities, for the omits of the aura's judgment would tall triads theta. Tbers were well considered judgtorate where the pried maintained was the tame as that which the court relied as st and Us court dwelt lees upon the grounds which Mr. Oilr lard had preened epee then, then upon she clear lationse niesce which the public would swath if compacts were la. corporated (or trading purposes with limited pavement*, mad • yet the oampaniee were inospaseible for as bleatieuel wrong done by their *ornate. It was important that the public should hays • remedy for such seta against the company. sad not oaty against their sensate, who wore entirely ineapabL of vying that reoomposes whkh the law would award for ea ustestional injary. Judgment It, the plaintiff. Sittings at NW Print in London.—(Belbre Mr. Jostles Willes mad a Commas Jury.) ILADCLIFIII v. C\porill.-41 LODI'S altltt' ITT. This senor. wee to recover two quarters' arrears of an annuity of 991.. waved to a lady by a deed assailed by the datoodutt on the let of October, 1866; and the defendsat pleaded that the smutty was "noted subject to a coalition that so Immoral Toterraorsii should take plass beams the lady sod any other person, and that ohs had eleireed that mod Moo, Mr. 9:rjeant Slim appeared far the reef V abed for a short delay epos the mead that the tamed ler the defied/um WON met Y atteedeass. Mr. Jae*, Was, however, declimed Y meek to the request, sad disoled the that the deladaet bav• g table upon Moe* Moberg, the bely 'kb bevlag committed the act referred is is 1660181 hp, ho was bound to attend see prove hie sientlos before he could put as and to the emelt,. The defeedaut, however, was Dot present, sad therefore there mum be • verdict for the plaintiff. TOO jury foetid for the plaiatiff for 49/. 10e., and Lis lord ship rested OZOCUtiall In four days. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. (Beloth the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Justice WillLms , sad Mr. Boon B•azowelL) novo e. BOYD AND COLLINS. Boyd, • broalthaelter, married the reepoadent in 1860 ; sad the third Anode, alter the welling , polioe-sergeant Bowden of the 13 divisios, want to pay the happy couple • visit at the **jogai reeidenoe, which wee over some sables in Cape or Good Hops-mews. No use simmered hie booth. He west in and Stand the with • boot in one band aed a hoop in the other, her linabaed with both. The explanation gives by the pedaloes' et this ratreeodinary scene wee that be hal been lenneer stratilig with her for not having • rhea shirt ready Is, him. As sight be seapertel the eultabitotion ultimately cussed, mad lam year Mrs. Boyd wee found to be rending with the co" resposdest Mr. Brandt append tor the petitioner. Their lordships theeolved the marriage. bat withest costs, it sot beteg at ell clear that the etrreepoedent hod been the 'Wooer of the rseposdent. They gave the petitioner, how ever, the raimody el • child whir* had been Wm dyeing the "marriage. PHILLIPS P. PHILLIPS AHD 11011.11• IS Mr. Phillips a soap butler, at Irwtol, married tap ISt, a milliner named Harvey, an de lath Wiens, 12 1. 14 brought her tomuead a r ed ded Odd NW.) ; end with the help of die he wee ln ge ide pertnendip deb the lirm of which he le awn a dedkr. Thep oles MO had arse childme. It wee deed that the tetspeadeet, Aber be or three rare eohabitede% bad sennind bad ef intexica. tart, sad that Is IMO • Mat AWL The wire:mar saw very Indiof bar after Ws , hog is ISM he thecoversd that mho was living ia mildewy whila tit. to-nspendent. The potittotier, who was wombed by remark Mated died when he wait file businese be had dent fildf, lett of his wife's &smut% sad that he had used it dir Ito /ryas@ at Joining the Ibm. The has erre ad de menet et bat Wein wee Is wow sod flare. Ile ere deelmod tbd dr had carrel tear wren is her bregool, Ogeblog elm is tele her him hog ref be bol grher to resin bee, god eves diggelsooll bet with violeme If she toms seer his prom tray she pet In • hater. whirl the redraw dmWd be W written to her merle, ead In whisk he made/ den wee •• piety of water en ta• /wine te ad her onsese" Nebo came item gala. The potatoes, sod h• had written lb. btbw his., Mat bed thowitaatid to potion and to gore Mr, erl boa moored him ta the .Dust.. itaepondont— I now did, George The mart said they were satisfied with the proof el milady, sad they deo thought that soda; bad SIM shown to extenuae• she edges gegroodeet. They wear therdere dire the atarriege, sad would give de pelf timer the comedy of lb. enters. Resposidest—My tomb, me I to be turned vendee ea the world after briagiag my Itegend so emay hungrier IV C. Creerrl —The court makes no order o• tha saldiat. •LLI3 ML WAS, ISMILDT,_ MID DUITU In thin ern nide wee beard es Threw, 1.6E4 la the @Winne et Week, wee eeppliel The um dinefeed the awns% THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 111 ASSION-11013112. 7111 SOLIMIVII MILT W. TNE POLICSNAIeS ITA7/1. Jim,* Ihm•mater. • private Weariest to the bed tettr boa of Coldstream °muds. now quartered I. the Tow/. WM begonia balmy the Lord Mayor, charged with ban dusk aad essesittag pulue.r.ootesie Conley, 674, by making hie as the sem with his belt while in the ezeratioa of his " lie presser's tentheel wee ramie* la bends/se, Arm* the thick fold. of which clot, of blood bed fused their way, sad allow he his Natures resented masks of ••••T• user. Cooney sad—About 10 selectee after 1 this morning I wens duty to tub-street-hal, when I raw the prisoner sad somber soldier la essapeay with room prrotitetc., end ae they were on , , wag I tried to ma them sway. The beetle west min, sod the r‘44iere wept with them, bet we Ohm tM taYles see beck, rwieginir their belts .boat. cad sinking at mem hit ea they amid. The snootier struck am ea the arm, sad I epee, eny rattle for amititasce. A hmither ifilerr came up mod then lA. other w Wel fall ewe', bet e. teak 'he priewieer lab sandy. Mr. thodusuf (chief alerk)—Did you drew year Irma- tame Witsomo—Tom ; I did so is sly coin, deigns.. nil losolood Lord Mors— lie mar t o have bus wog sib bst. be. Is Primmee—Ye my Iced, I mos ; and it's all tofakeo Wit be om sayM . Tito UM Mayor—Wm be Mak ? 011ese—lie woe ot lageor. The Laid Neyor—Do yen wish to oak bhp wry cpssotimm Prior—Ha seld me to go ma, sad I soppeos I did alt move tut woes* for ha sum behind me mid gays sos • posh. I word rood andrra d, *. What are you daft, tbat tor I'll Mks your somber; sod tbrn be said. I'll reach you to take my stwaber," and be struck o. os the Sorehead with his staff. asd tied me se it I had Imes • dog. Camay called • 'Musses it his favour, vita mid he 84w tha prisoner attempt to si n k s Cawley this, as tsar dame before Comm sorsa kilo with kis staff. Lord Mayor —Are you quits sure be mod kb belt? Wilmot —Quite sum, my led. la.petor Scott—My lord, he had hie belt off when be was keembt to the station. katCaomay—l woe obliged to Mks it sway f rom him, wised, my emu petmerthoo. Lord Illayor—Bet wee it sHllme•f7 to, you to Melts Ma boa did IS tho hood l• You might ham haled blot you ownCeemay—lty lord, I oaly Mena him me*, sad is my dahaee. The Laid Mayer—He appears to hai. ben streak with my gnat Mobsse; sad although 3. o are estimated with UM power at urn, your staff, you moot do It wlth ahem tioa. What sort of oborooter haa the ;cinema. beema In Ms regiment The pnaouer's sergrant—He haa been in the regiment shoat • year, my lord, and by borne a most 'iceboat tharacirr rtao. be ha. been there. The bed Nleyot —Well. primer, you appear to hem brought all this is 'outwit, sad I hope It will to • woman to you sett., to use your belt or attike • can.table 140141. I shall diwbarre yes, bet to you, r et ' let me my th a t I lope I Mall sever again see a primmer brought bake* ma red so severely as this man !appears to bam bees. Ana Crutchley. la Um melee of the proftcutor, said that bewails five sad da it the previous evening she we* alluding at the door el bar employer's shop =the Foie export for sale in the door mama the Madow, when the primmer walked up to the shadow std matched up the piece of plush, put it wader her shawl, sad made off. She (+mum) having called out in the shop what had happened, went after the prismee, sad on overtaking her, and before she onuld ray • word to her, she let fall the plush produced. It measure d 12 yards, was the value of 36e., sad she had no doubt thee the priamer, ming that at the dens she (wit:mass) tied her bonnet sod shawl on. thought she did not helm' to the shop. Evidence of the 's being taken into custody having Imes given, Mr. Bingham asked it asything was beim of tke_priemet P Sergemet MON 4 1, said he knew lam sa belonging to • elms of mom old gin drinkers. Ertseam said she bad done It through distress. Mr. Ma'am mid if she was in distress there woe a retieviag Mame In every perish to attend to her, and that eke wait not be allowed to distress others. Committed for three soothe. SHARE LIST&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. The railway share market to-day is vez e t er t In two or three instances, including South Caledonian, and Great Western stocks, a reduction off per cent. has taken place. London and North Western stock is now quoted iti to 1 ; Great Western, 64 to f; Midland, 1061 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 963 to j ; South Eastern, 76f to 77 ; Caledonian 904 to 1; Great Northern, 101 3 to 102 f ; Raman Counties, 64f to 66; and Lon don and South Western, 961 to 961. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 11 to If pnea. Other foreign, as well as Indian and colonial railway shares, are inactive. Dutch Rhenish are marked 6 dia. MARLBOROCO R.:JULIET. SHOP kololiSitY. aim:me Ilesq44A. o rout, pnr.rly-rldd foraslor, w charred b.b.rr Kr. &sew= rub stealing twelve yards of phr6, of t►e relo. of Mr. from lb* shop of Mr. Beau Vi\HIM, draper, kc., Tettaadame.coart-read. At a meeting of the council of the National AlBO6llllOO fur the Promotion of Soda' Science on Wednes day, it wee moved by Mr. 0. W. Hastings, and seconded by the Hon. Arthur Kum& M.P., and carried—. That the following be appointed a commit•ee to consider and report to the council on the beat means which the emaciation can adopt to assist the present movement for increming the industrial employment of womee—the Right Hon. the Hui of SW teebury, the Hon. A. Hinnaird, M.P., Mr. E. Akroyd, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Horsos Mann, Mr. W. 8. Cookaoe, Mrs, Jameson, Miss Parkas, Miss Adelaide Proctor, Mine Bon chanty Mies Faithful, Him Craig." . - The Dublin papers publish letters from Arch bishop M'Elale to Lood Palmerston on the general condition of Ireland, and from Mr. Sharman Crawford to the Earl of Derby on the Dorm enetions 14111 D SttArthatitAlT Attu TUC BAILEES' SHORT Tine Mov INT —Yesterday a deputation from the Lon de' Joutheymes Bakers' tmndatfnn, oonsisting of Messrs. Bleckmore, Bennett, flatlet& Thomp•on, Hare, Pidgeon, Ward, Hose, Hill, and Mr. Lam& Secretary to the Early Closing Juecciation, welted on the Hui of Shaftesbury, et hie residence la Orommor-equare, with a view of soliciting kis lardeldp's aid is promoting the objects of the journeymen balms' Mew movement. Mr. Bennett, the secretary, en pleased the widest of the movement, and retspitaleted the of which they sought redrew, the main points W system of working unlimited hones and the in jukes seem of eightwork, end asked his lordship's opinion es to the mom effective meths for the furtherance of their object. The Beal of Shaftesbury, in reply, stated he thought they had done wisely in rejecting the Mee of • strike, which they most not think of. Walkout were, isoiloabt, jawlike% in omobiniare in order to dithers of their laborer ee profitably es possible, but he deprecated the exer cise of that right in so extrema messure as a strike. Strike. always fsU before capital, when the employers worracenbined, although they might noosed when directed spinet a single ereproyer. There were two way, of &sling with their grim , those • ass wee by a strike, which they must not attempt o r mentsim again; sad the other, by applying to the legisla tors for an act, which he should not advise them to do until they had esheuited merry other manse. They should keep their cause before the pablio. He would recommend them to all • public meeting at Exeter bell, to which the mastics should be Method, so that their case might be fairly laid be fore the public. He called on the men, in dimming thWr grievances, not to mix them up with matters of a political ardor., as wee the ere la some tsemors with the builders. They had enormous grlersame to redress, but did not require either a strike or en set of gerfiessent. CALLS TO TAB altdermentioned gen tlemen sere yesterday called to Om bar by the Honoorabla Society of the laser Templa. t —Mows. Lucius Belly, Bosjasiin Webster, &A.. Augustus Frederick °adonis, 8.A., Oberlin Juba Wilkinson, B.A. arid S.C.L., Barry °Ward, William Young Clare, B A., Henry totelierie Augusta Darend Deelmpale, Edward sal* 8.A., Grow Les, John Gawks Patrick Motley, ChaseWe &tabard R &A., Arthur Rash D a l r y m pl e Pren dergast. B.A., yder, William Flood Yates, sod Charles Speen TownUl. IMICOLIire-TItN, Nov. 17.—The undermentioned gambler were*le day called to the degree of barrister.at kw by the lea. Society of Lisooln'eeinn. viz. —J +mos Aria* &lb B. t London (holder of the studeatehip of Trinity term, 1880); Thomas Beckett, Bag. (bolder of the etsdenteligi of Michaelmas term 1869) Joseph Deists Long Issas, Foq. (certlikate of homer — A n t ekes); Walter Freed, Wranhani, lag., MA., Orford ; Owego Dewar Wsrry, leg.. 8.A., Oxford ; Weird Artemisia, 10g.. 8.A., Cambridge; Cookson Bespiesson, leg, M.A., Cam bridge; Haan Henn Hooka pm,M.A. Oskid ; Dia log, 8.A., Cambridge LJekte Meyer Hasthenta, jun., Cambridge ; Mark Bamokamp Pemock, jos, . leg. ; Armor Porter. leg, MA., Ceenbridge; Jells Femmes Mew, Beg, M.A., Cambridge; Joshua' Strang* Wilms, leg, 8.A., mad LLB., Cant:mite ; end Robert Plair, Seg. UNITOSITT Or ST. ANDIEWB.—An influential committee hes bass formed of members of the University Conseil M were the retain of Lord Kinnaird as the Aseemor of the Connell to the Univeratty Court. The FAWN states that Lord Mackmate le to be propo.ed. THE SMILE IN THE BUILDING TRADII3.—u p le het (flunky) evening no meeting of the skater Maim be oneider the withdrawnl of the strike from Meters. Trollops's establiehment by the con/Greece had been held, is easeeemeses of the absence , from town of sours of the leading builders. /at a it.l meeting of the executive committee of the Central Association has been convened for this (rAder) •Orceeee, when the masters will convider whet ' deep shoal be takes cossequont upon the withdrawal of the mike. We understand Met some of the masters us strongly apposed to the wichdrodral of the document, whit many op pen to be Is know et le, mow that the grate hes bees mbenanul by Yr elailwenra Bet we are informed that Mime lin adenine io ',Weave, under aay air enmetesseti the melon met have a (marmites tram the miens bromeloon of re Infilinag trade, diet, la the emit of the ea bends retersisr Ie with without being outeened to the deck "slam, the Werkiliell now mayleyed under the declaration snail sot be k 1 lay way The heeds of the dtlarent *eke &tieg et the Arne Wenninter, sod Iha noonw any we bshs, pr,- mind to give a gamennes te that MM. Under then dr eamikane en hope tad bin our aunt lawn w I steak net hoe eo keg bon neinakel Y the node will be bregabb be a den.—/kailing Now. Ted 871111 AT THE WHARNCLITIE SILIIyONI Cott.' rat —Oa Iloadsy, the *hole of the ere-me re sed dark ea the terms stated in Ise heard& 's The pewee hreaght to bear epos the pby tbe tare-web sad the mien boa tU district bad the else of driving thee aierly all bon the pit, sad dwelt Friday, teerday, sad Ikeda. they den oiatiaddly take/ their de peeve kw the mighboarbood. CITRIOVI Cut or BIGAMT.—At the Bradford Wow Klass Court, yesterday, • young woman, who gars therms of Karla Poster, was charged with being a biga mist, sad here* two kasbeeds, both at repent alive. flho I had base origlsally married to a perws named Cardin, who died and left her a widow at her native village, Idle; but, having afterwards captivated • military man named Wll ham Foster, she wee monied to him In July. 1857, at Celrerloy church, in the premises of Jr/with Pollard, and the marriage wee duly registered. Foster, it appears, having brim called away on wel t s, a b s formed a hewn with another man, whew noise was not given, and she lived with him and bore him • child, which died. Ater the death of the child, however, .he again wandered, Mad knowing • blackeinith, or " striker" for • blacksmith, he this town, shit for a 'hart time lived with him as a wife, sad dully. in au evil hour for herself, wae married to him, In the Bred ford parish church, on the 16th of Jane Nat, her kaaband Power being alive, and she aware of it. With him she lived about foot moat*, them Mk him, and retuned to the Demeans man, the tether of her child. Both husbands being them he the aeighbourbood, mad lownlng by ewes means bow matters *sad, swarthy become erwipersted. The Felice Imre imbrued *dm facts, and the woman was approbended. fo Tb• r tr ial et tbe prlereiw, who earadee appeared perfectly stolid, was committed amine. Mrinii or A i r IFF...—A chocking esee of murder was perpetrated la Whitehaven on Tuesday evening lest, by a map named William Usher. • noel mina., who lives in a cart of the tows celled the Oleos, killing his wife, Jane Usher. It would appear that the couple hove not lived on the beet tame forams time back, eweed, It is paid, in • great eneesure by the lateen Terence of the unfortunate woman. Os the Toadity evening, when Usher returned from work, hie wife had not prepared his food, which led to • quarrel. Bat little is known of what passed, there being only three very louse children Is the boom with their parents the eldest, • boy bob cOOO than iingla_ years of age. A woman liv ing sent door heard sass homy blow. about 7 o'clock, bat as As bad frequently dens we before, look so notice; wine, in • few missies after, eba wee Mid that Usher had killed his wife. The eldest boy wen sent by hie father to belie his wife' another, who lived new, to prepare hint neer ling to sat. On her snivel she Ismael her daughter lying dead ea tin deism, hisedlog slightly from the nom. Mr. &moon. ear. gaps, was the Ent medical man to arrive, and found the weans gaits dead, much bathed on the forehead and chest. The only evidence es to how she got thaw brava le the *Wet boy. Usher was taken into enatody the pane evening. An lamest on the body wee opened no Wednesday, and &teamed. The primmer is only some 37 yeers of age, and bed Jae received from a relative a handeome eon, of mosey sad other property. He is known mallard • working, respect able. bat hot-tempered man. His wife wee some yearn younger than himself. K INGISIJJID SAITSAOLI.—It appears that atoms pewits are 'apposed to bore bees lately poisoned by eating these "delloaciae," tower& the mskl•g of which it is wet very improbable that our parish may have oo•tributed ; fee sheet • fortnight •Ro • fermate in oar fees, baying cooked his m•agolds mad potatoes te his pigs in • furnace le which be had jest before dressed his seed wheat with math eery, the poor admits soon exhibited unmistalkitsbls symptoms of having been poisoned; wbereuppoo• oar oo•• ecieetioss farmer at once cut their throats, dressed them, sad sent them off to Loudon, where they were soli for about • .4sihry a atone. Are there on means of pedalling that perpetrator of mach • tile and murderous &doe P—Stant ford Mercer,. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1859. ORDINAKY SWAM ♦\D STOOL& `PO. / eianway. rrt.. 14 41=4 2 : * deki•Jjadiar. I 1 117 II N IN NI 111 6741;10&:d Jo. Ai•sat i riT 1645.1. 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Ilselsaal Doak Par WNW Ow n .. N bylaw De, Ni Uzi.. Aunrsin DON et Imam UMW MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocg. The market continues firm, with a fair number of transactions. East Wheel Russell shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchanr, 12, being rather lower. West Caradon continue in demand, and have been dealt in at 164, and East Caradon (newly placed on the official list), at 7e. Shares in Providence, East Basset, Camborne Vean, Wheal Unify, and Wheal Cupid have also met with business. Foreign and colonial mining shares present no alteration whatever. At • loaning of adventurers is Lady Bertha Wee, held =Oday, the accounts allowed ore sold, 1 1 1891. 124.7 d. ; and eat bankers. 363/. 10s. In the 'daunted account of awes and liabilitiee, the balance scainat the lane was 1491. 113 r. Id. TM lUttot Cutle Mining Compeny on the 16th inst. made a call of 6e. per share. The West Caradon or. sale for October, reported at the ages by telegram, realised 3,6641., with carriage. At North Benet (Nov. in the wins, under the 62, the tin lode Is worth 161. per fathom. The gale of tin on Wednesday realised 1721. 3e. 91. At South Cars Bess (Nov. 16) the tufts throughout le looking much the same as for some time teat. The ends and shaft are producing good work for tin. The sale of tin on the 16th realised 1021. 16e. Bd. THE TMLaing, EDINBURGII.—OG Wednesday night Mr. and Mre. Alfred Wigan commenced an engage• meat M the Clmen'a Theatre. Their gnu yam he Mr. Tom Taylor's new play, entitled 71se owe and Id. Howe. OITSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING MM.—. TRUNIDAT, Noe. 17.—Admutaions on payment, 667; ditto by mason tickets, 364; total suitors, 1,021. 118 8 oocosut MT 111100SIT11111. ____—___ __ . ________ ____ _____ EIMIIIIM=MIIIM ILI Nom am .--, —... 0 , 141 a i • • 1.... .. • FPO. 8.404 DI 114 .... .. D*144•01.11•4.D150 100 111 114 1111 .. Sur Dnas4/I.* Sr* 1•4 1011 1121 4 ... .. 11.11.11.14.0*.*.&11101 100 101 101 .... .. N. Ip. 4..1111 101471 1* 0 1 la ..... .. 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I - - Mgt all Val Inama's Uaa.. 11l II 36 i Isii —. MONEY MAIOIE2.-71118 DAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are dull. At one period of the morning an improvement of per cent. occurred, but a relapse has since taken place to the closing quota tions of yesterday. Business is inanimate. In the sham markets • little flatness prevails, in the ab sence of inquiry. The New Indian Loan, both dock and scrip, is steady at 1031 to j. The Three per Cent. Routes opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ittuter's telegram, at 69fr. 96c. for the account, being without change. Consols are officially marked 96, 96/, 951, and 961 for money, and 96, 961, 961, and 961 for the account. The present quotations are 96 for cub, and 96 to / for the 6th Dec. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 228 and 2271 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941, 941, and 941 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941, 94f, and 941 ; India Stook at 226, the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031, 1031, 1031 ; ditto scrip, at 1031 ; the Four pee Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 961 to 991 ; India Bonds, at le. dia.; and Exchequer Bills at 275. to 30e. prem. _ The foreign 'dock msrket is dull. Tnrkish stocks remain inanimate—the Loan of 1864 at 76 to 1, and that of 1868 at 641 and 651. There are a few inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents. 1868, 961; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99/, 9 91; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; ditto for amount, 221, 221; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 911 ; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1853, 451 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1866, 1857, and 1859, 44; Ruepian Five per Conte., 1091 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 631 ; ditto scrip, / dia. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 76 ; ditto, for amount, 761; ditto Biz per Cents., 1858, for account, 651, 651, 661; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. The steamer Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 33,000:. in specie. Foua o'CLocz. Consols are last quoted 951 to 96 for money, and 98 to 981 for the coconut, being about the same as at 2 o'clock The applications at the discount-office at the Bank yesterday were to a moderate extent, and rather leas numerous than on Wednesday. In Lombard-street, however, 21 per cent. is the lowest rate for the best bills, and the majority of the transactions are at a fractional advance upon that price. The amount of silver to be sent to Calcutta on government account by the steamer of the 20th is upwards of 260,0001., besides 60,0001. to Hong- Kong. In addition, the private shipments are expected to reach 160,0001. or 200,0001. The steamer La Plata has taken 7,3621. in gold to the West Indies. Another box of gold, weighing about 24 lbs., has been recovered from the wreck of the Royal Charter. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3921. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnahire an increase of 1,0141., the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lanca shire) an increase of 4,0201. ; the North Eastern an increase of 6,3261.; and the Midland an increase of 1,4621. A new undertaking, to be called the London Ex change Marine Insurance Company, is stated to be in course of formation. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son and Co. The market for American maturities during the past week has shown no material change. There has been a steady deemed for Sate bonds in general and an active one for Pennsylvania State Five per Cent. stock In particular. The circumstance of the London agents of the Panama Railroad Company h• advertised the payment of that portion of the Company's bonds which will fell dna in December next has given a oonsiderable impetus to the business in the re maMing First Mortgage Bonds of 1866, and the Second Mortgage of 1872, of which some large purchases have been made for re-investment at improved prime. The Admiralty notify that " ships accepted for the conveyance of either loose shot or shell, guns, heavy castings, or :machinery, will not in general be allowed to carry a larger quantity than is equal to half the register tonnage of the ship." Tendon are required to•morrow (Friday) for the conveyance of stores from the Thames to Barbadoes, Gibraltar, Malta, 'Mauritius, and St. Helens. The Emigration Commissioners wish to purchase two paddle wooden steamers of 230 or 300 tons each (gross tonnage). THURSDAY EYZNING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to 1 for the 6th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, at which a number of transactions took plane. In the afternoon a decline occurred to 96 to /. For money the last price was 951 to 96. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 98, 961 ; ditto for account (6th Dee.), 981, 96; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, ; New Three per Cents., 941, 1,1, ; Bank took, 228; India Stock, 228. 2251, 2271; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1031, 103/ ; ditto scrip, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 961, 96. The British Government Five per Cents. were also officially marked 111 g. The New Indian Loan closed at 1031 to 1, both stock end scrip, being / per oent. lower than yester day. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 961 to i ; those of 1859, 9&. to 961 ; India Bonds, Is. dim. to Is. prem. and Exchequer Bills, 275. to 30s. prem. Turkish stocks exhibit increased depression. The loan of 1854 has again fallen f per cent., closing at 76 to I. The reduction in the loan of 1858 amounted to about 11 per cent., the final price being 641 to 65. The supply of the latter stock is especially abundant. Mexican Bonds have declined to 221 to 3. Russian scrip was heavy, and was milked 1 and 0,1 die. The shares of the London•bridge Railways Ter minus Hotel Company were quoted 3 prem. The United States Fire per Cents. were more in quired for to-day. Royal Danish Railway shares were dealt in at 11 (201. paid.) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LAM—(r in DAY.) The 'Readout' of the trade was wavy fob, end the tons calmer. Pno.s of most artiolae of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home grown grain was very small. The imports of forei gn gro i n i nto L ondon alace last Moodily were reported this morning as MEW of Soar, fair of wheat, of barley, and of oato. WHlAT.—Reillah to .11111111 sappy, sold slowly at teat Mondays advance. Foreign held at last Mondays advance. Inglish white, 42t. to 62e. ; red, 38s. to 445. par qoarter ; Dente sod Konigiaberg, 42e. to 665. per 4906 Rostock, 42e. to 60s. ; other Baltic parts, 40s. to 46e.; French, 36a. to 42a. _ — FLoott steady; retail tads at last Monday's Town, 365. to 43d.; Norfolk, 325. 6d. per Mb.; Franck, 211 s. to 33e. per 280Ib. • Azar. 17.6.,—pre besosi. BAILLST.—Fins sort. cont inue SAM% Indy held at last Monday'. rides. English, 245. to 46e. per qr.; Ethic, 24e. to 275. ; other sorts, 23e. to 275. per quarter. OATS steady at last Monday's rates. British, 20a. to 30s. per qr.. Malan, 18a. to 245. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, la& to rt.. per qr. Bears.—English and Egyptian quiet, at last Monday's prioss. English tick, 3d. to 41s. ; harrow, 42e. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 36r. per qr. Piss is slow demand, at last Monday's rata. English boile rs,s,4ll 88s. to 40e. ; hog sad grey, 3U to 405.; foreign whita, _ . CARGOZ/4.—Since lent Friday not a single grain or seed laden vessel wen reported arrived at pots of call. Bele. lent reported:—What Mind, Tagenreg Mirka. 48.. 3d. per 4921 b.. Maine arrived: Ibrall,3ol. 3d. per 480Ibe. M.ize on passage: Ibedl, B.L. October, 31s. 3d. ; lbrail direct to Liverpool, 30e. 6.2. per 480th.. ; Barley oa parses : lbrall, B.L. Nov. 3, 235. 6d. ; Galata, B.L. Oct., 275. ; NUM B.L. Oat., no, all par hop. qr. To-day the tone of the trade appeared calmer ;no Wilma Wee reported this morning np to the boor of going to prow ARRIVAL/ INTO LONDON /MOM Nov, 14 TO NOT. 1$ mewl 5r.47 4 - irw igz.:••• Nor Hoe Was 140 10010 MOM adt /km IKO : KZ: • rwg. 40 / PIRIAL AVERAGE. Mori. Bram 061 s. 1 Rya &am Ps. O. • Us Id Us id us Tdrna 10d Pa 61011 61 16 Us 1416 s 10d t. M Ss 71 Ms WIN. &I 73 23 th 14 Us alb lld XS VUs 111 h 14 N,,. 5 12 612 waft' AM. Average IN WU/ /I Us 66 161 161 34011 . --- - • - - - • - - LO!*.—Mbeat, V•eloi. Oale, I Haa... and PQM U. KAINIAN .031•11•• 1112 /1.0010•1•KIIII IN 110 ATZLUNI Plan W 'MUT imam. rat Mt RIMS albs. rm. Oa.► Le. 01104. OLRI Row. I. 'SW. U. 113 : 1 22 04 I LIVERPOOL CORN MAR/LET.—(THIS DAY.) fir Parnell AND max luoprno TaLsozArz.) (NADU OUR OWN COILINSPONDINT.) Grain market very firm but without recant activity. Wheat galling freely at extreme rates. Flour quiet but amady. In dian corn offering to me freely, but prim umintaiaed. Beyptien beans retailing at 37a. 6d. OW, oatmeal, and batty unaltered. NI IN CING-LANR.—(THIS DAY.) St OAK.—The market her been very remedy this week, sad orcseimukily an advance of 64. has_bsesi paid, with fair ge neral amnuct of beeinewi dose. Rifted Aro add at very full prices. Lump.. 495. to 61e. COFFIL—The quantity offered has rather exceeded the demand this week, and prices have been rather in favour of the buyers. TEA.—The market has been dull this week, end but small business done. Today 1,600 chests of common meson sold in one contr►ct, at le. 3d. . . . . . Corrom.-1,000 Wee sold this week, at e shade knee prior. atca.—A large business dons this week, chiefly in ski Ituipoou, at about last week's currency. Rox.—Demerara proof has sold at 2a. Id. to 2e. 2.1.; Matuithis proof, Is. 7d. to le. 7fid. Bairerraz has been diflicult of sale at last week's priors. firtcze.—a. limited business, and price* have scarcely been oupported. Cooninut. sold at id. advance. . _ _ public sales went off st folly pavans rates. freursa hes been bought freely at 201. 161. to XL 176.6 d. Markets generally hare had a more steady s♦pseeance. TALLOW 111Ati.K13T. 7 (THIS UAY.) The tallow market is steady to-dajat the followiag price s% Peterebarg Y.C. oa the spot, 69e. to 69e. 3J.; all the year, 68e. N. to 94. ; December only, 68s. 61 to 94.; January to March, 58.. HIDE MAREET.-(THIS DAY.) LILDINRALL—Hides, &Abs. to (Me , 41d. to 44d.; 1141bo. to 7211 m., 40 to ltd.; nth.. to 601b0., 41d. to &I.; Kato. to Stabs., tio. to bid. ; 881bo. to 961b0., sid. to 6d.; 96190. to 104 Th.., 6d. to 6fd. 10 4 Ibo. to 112 Th.., 6{d. to 61d. • Hone hides, 80. 6d. to 10.. 6d. ; Calf skins, light, 2 .. 6eto 40.; full, 7.. BmgottoszT.--Shoop skim, polled, 7.. to 8.. G.. ; half bride, 6e. 9d. to 70.; downs, 44. &I. to 6.. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Paredes sad Smith report that the demand for fine Breen sad Weald of Kanto Ls factored race the declaration of duty, and inch on, folly 2e. per cert. dear; other sorts are firm in price. COAL MARILET.-(THIS DAY.) Wells End Acorn Close, 195.; Walls Eno Berme, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Kepi*, Grange, 19a. 3d. , Walls End Rowell Halloos, 195. ; Walls End Braddyle Hatton, 19a. 3d.; Walls End Barton, 18e.; Walls End Gorforth, 18e.; Walla End Riddell', lita.; Walls End Tanflel4 Moor, 14.. 3d.; Walls End Stamina, 19.. 9d.; Walls Bad South Hatton, 19e. 9d.; Walls End Rasweil, 20e.; Walls End Eden Main, 18.. 61. ; Walls Bad Thorpe, 19..61. ; Walls End South Durham, 18e. 6d.; Walls H ad Hattori, 20e.; Walls End Northumberland, 165.; Walls End Heligh Hall, 195.; Walls End Harwich, 16s. 64.; Walls End South Hellos, 194. 13d.; Walls End Whitworth, 15e. 6d.; Wylem, 16e.; Bates's Hartley, 14e.; Davidson'. Hartley, 14s. 61.; Howard's 11= 4, 14t. 6d. ; North Holywell Main, 16a.-133 ships at CAITTIONpost-c TO LETTER WEITERIL—AaItiWngs letter, non- Wain a filos order for five , was posted at Leeds In June last. addressed to Derby. Nothing further ' was heard of it until lase week, when it wee deliverei ti the vireo& to whom It was eddreeeed, with the following written on the back of the envelops This letter war found inside • newspaper at Ballarat, September 10, 1869." The stamp has never been obliterated; co nand it would emu that when the letter was posted It had ' inside a newspaper for the above destination. Larger envelopes should be used for transmission by post. GAME BATron.—On Friday, Lord Strathmore, with • party of four, shot and bagged no leas than 800 hard Memo in the pallets@ sear Glanunlse. FATAL ACCIDENT.—An accident of a distressing Wore occurred on Saturday afternoon, in Norwich. Mr. Robert Louth, landlord of the Rampant Horse Hotel, had purcbeeed a hoese that moraing, and, accompoited by his father, • reaideet of Chelmsford, was driving it through London-street, when it took fright, started off, and in turn ing the corner by Messrs. Welton and Darreines, apse, sad both rather and sou were thrown with great violator oat of the out Mr. Louth's sou's head mote in contact with the door of the .Nonokle Mercury office, and he was taken op in an insensible state. The best surgical all war immediately called in, but it was of so avail, and he died the same evening at 8 o'clock, from . o etvasien Of the brain. Mr. Loath. men., broke bur left leg wavy severely, and also his arm, besides sustaining other very serious iskjarks.—An account in the Bury lust rye, that as great was the less of blood that the place where the aoldsett °catered was like a slaurhterhons!. An inquest woe held on the body of Mr. Louth, jun.. on Mond►y Morn ing, when the jury returned a verdict of "Act identa' death.' The deceased had, in addition to life ereuranee, ,ff.r.ed a policy of insurance in the State•oflice, providing for 1,0001., in Gees of fatal accident, ripen which two premiums had been Paid, amounting to six guineas. Mr. Louth, et t., is still lying in a very dangerous stale. MODREN DCELLING.—A laughable occurrenoa took place on Thursday morning, the 3rd instant, c• between the son of a respectable chemi►t Ply tw"ith sad the eon of a retired gentleman. It appears that they had a slight quarrel &blot a young lady in Portlend-eqaare, and not being inclined either of them to give up their love tkr her, they decided en fighting a dog, which accordingly took place. They fired two rounds each, neither wishing to his the other, becalms they regarded their own lives bete, the* to give them up for t►e person they wcro righting for.— Nyland& Antrnal. A RAILWAY TRAIN OFF THE LINE.—On Tuesday night, the last train from Dridisld to Mahon, due at the latter place at 1-5 ran off the reale at Timber Station, 11 miles from Mallon. Fortunately, the Mill wee not pro ceeding at more than five miles as hour when the accident occurred (the muse el which is unknown); but owing to the dimwit it wen imooesible to pull up before the whole of the train was off. The pilot procured a "bogie," tr small t ruc k. used by the platelayers, which be had to pool. fur four rodeo to the summit, before the incline to Mal'on com mence.. This wee the only means of obtaining seeiatoroe, Ouse being no telegraph, and only a single line of rails. The Mut wee a heavy one, several first-class can hav ing been added fir the convenience of a numerous puty of the gentry and their floats going to Milton to ►:tend the grand ball given there that evening fa honour of the war riage of Digby Cajley, E,q., and Miss C. P. Bow7r. Be yond the inconvenience of a detention of three t two sod a half in the cold, in the centre of the Ywkatur. WOl4, no more Daiwa,. result eneu,l. Beyond r rhavoich jading ands few alight bruins, no passenger was Wand. 4 I 111 111 LOS PM 111 us 110 111 MI 1,1 a 114 104 111 131 141 114 140 110 111 114 Iff 11 el NI IN 91 N U N N 01 1/ 74 1 1 li 1: W 12 /11 1: 9 4 1: 11l 141 is 5 1.4 Ili 14 HI IN 14 LIS 144 is a a a 14 al LI IS. 'AWAY/. 1 ii d► 41 It ► H 'fp. 177 $7 WL i. 10 111 IT n► u li P 17 XI lei io w 4.